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Thursday, June 5, 1930 Memorial Day, 1930; was another red letter day for North Shore ceme- tery. The weather favored the man- agement and the visitors. From 7:00 a. m. until 8:30 p. m. automobiles passed both ways through the {rates " the main entrance. License plates from several states were noticed, in. i-luding California, Masaehumstts, and Michigan. The men at the gate re- nuested all motorists to drive slowly, fa) out if respect for the "City of the Dead," th) because the motorists would fail to see many of the attrlc- tire and instructive features of this in]: landscape garden if they drove fuster than 12 miles an hour, (e) be. cause rapid driving tends to destroy the beautiful white driveways of the cemetery. The men making these re- quests kept strict account of the num- ber of cars and found that the total was szm during the day. As they esti.. mated that the cars averaged more than four occupants, it was concluded that. between 3300 and 3500 persons were Memorial Day visitors. Om- of the features which claimed the admiration of everybody was the special carc- plantings'on the graves. Hundreds of thousands of colored foliage plants specially adapted to this kind of planting had been grown in the greenhouses of the company during the winter months. Comment nn the difference between the apnea!- arco of these beautiful graves and those riot planted, or planted by ama- ttcis, was frequently heard. North Shore Cemetery Visited by Thousands Memorial Day, Report The rod-loaf maples, the purple-leaf n'ums. the golden ash trees, the [tuition "ti,',' bushes, the gray of the Russian 0 ives, the white of the cut- leaf weeping white bitches, the crab- apple blnssoms. great masses of honeysueltle blossoms, large groups of geraniums and tulips, the velvety lasz‘, the white driveways, all drew on! usiastic praise from the throng of people. While many contented thritvwlves with riding about the grounds. a-large number parked their ours and enjoyed walking on the green lawns and discussing the many vuriotivs of trees and shrubs at close range. _ The management reports that dur- ing Saturday and Sunday following Memorial Day, 120 more autos en- tered the grounds, thus Making I total for the three days of 950 cars and nearly 4,000 persons in three days. A well known North Shore woman who is active in garden club work said, "This is the flrst cemetery I over visited in which it is a pleasure to spend an hour or two." She further said, "Indeed, one may proiiUbly spend several hours here, " there are more varieties of trees and shrubs, all in thrifty condition, than I ever have seen in any other ceme- trry." The pun-original to North Shore ctm1etery--of landscaping every lot in the deluxe section sepultely, drew. the attention and favorable comments! nr" all the visitots.--Contrihuted, l In the meantime Americans should be thankful for the United States of America and should see to it that trade Sam is not in any way involved, poiitically or otherwise, in these use- old hatreds of Europe. and p Svllar Marc ating mto t ho tal stmal the 54 hr m ting ( ELM PLACE MEETING _ LARGELY ATTENDED The W, G (Continued from page I) 20 g'; DISCOUNT 1 will be given on all ' _ 'i, i DRY CLEANING I i, 1 g as well as onlaundry _ f l ( '_, that is brought and Fr [ ‘ _ 1 called for at I 618 North Greenbay Road --"- Highland Park Reliable Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company THE PRESS The Oldest Business Concern in Highland Park and pay your way it is ”canary that you pay $480 a year in ta--- brtturse under the present school lava the school system receives but $1.00 out of every $3.00 paid in taxea. In owim‘ to find out exactly what you are now paying for school upkeep, sim. ply divide the amount of your taxes ply divit by three What Chum-e 'u. Your Child? "The life we live today cannot he compared to that of the frotttierstttest of the 70's for whom our present swhool luvs were written. Our chil- dren need education it they In to compote successfully with modem business and anciul conditions. What chance has your child not? It In your " to see that he has the but chlnce that you can give him. It in your Joh to pay your own way And. if pot" siblo. to help someone else who "my In» loss fortunate, “Every rhild rettretustttrt two obli- natinnn. First, on the part of In parents; second. on the part of the rrmmunily in which it lives. Child lifn depends on these two forces for ite later success in life. Help Great Cm!!! “Ono of the great desires of every healthy, normal adult b to lend I helping hand to home child. Surely. no hotter opportunity to perform tmeh svrviee can be found than in ”listing to underwrite the school fund. “The foundation: for nut auc- ('I-r‘ros must he hid in childhood. Those arm a strong body; a trained, alert mind; a mastered chunéter: I well :lovolopod life plnn. If thls is not done in youth, it never can br drmo attrr youth lull panned. PHONE 178 for the I row. T1 is to and people." Every (ouch u any of t tem in f (onward in the u - -.___- aL people." ' Every citizen in and to M In (ouch with th- commltm through any of the chairmen. Our uhool lyn- tem in {stint I wish. Either W. to (onward to the that whoa! - in the world-or we (o traemm" be. n-use the chin-n- do not will: to sup- port such an “dunking. Decorate Vets' Graves in Lake County the sign me world , on Men in the [ regim- Friday tir this ( tivity Inc-mm um! as t atke r "There In " dim m Ir the super-trained youth of tomor- 1w. To undorwrm the when! 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