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ty Rh If moon TRIAL FEATURE (e OF LEGION COUNCILL: “ St. John- Mu The North Shore Tutoring School ht College Preparatory and DR. B. A. HAMILTON DR. A. J. WURTH wh h tt Park awn. Highland I" thr MI w Good he All Phone Bwuete,m Meeting Ah-xumh-r Mcki MR M high h Ave, DINTI‘T‘I u. r. um. Ion H. TIMI-o '" Work I H H " from I th r retir in the P nu 3k llttet th rum-d "It "c Mo K {HIT mixing NINA-4 Ill. "It Ill at. dela I High tate uh thr " and li dole Miekt th M ll mum Di UN " " the Mt L2H ll ul lb in Archie Muplethnrpe of Antioch, county athletic oMeer, rccnmmomled the cuntinuatinn ul Legion athletics in the continued of Legion athletics in the form of basketball and indoor ball tennis whenever such a program did not eonftiet with school plans. This suggn-Htinn was accepted and princi- pals of schools are In be interviewed an the feasibility of the plan. Len Hook of Grays Lake gave his rustnnmry up-tn-the-minute "naneial 'li tin th cnum-il) petitioning i prnpriatinn tn paw throsth Fort Stu-kid in socnndinu this mo' actual mum, an aw ps-r huur used this n- h mine per mom! for the m Hunt, the his problo kvnlan by sate and national headquarters as the model form. . Bob Gullic of North Chiatto gave a lengthy report of the hospital rela- tions work, citing many organizations for their lid and going into detail mm M r, mand h H out ill be t rr 19th nted p1 The On H .\l A nd .mt " nil urrv Brown "shall Pottenger of "l advertising in thr mo vxtont with new u liberal patronage rnartrkr Knpschull each post assess itse rt children from U. S. itrsl No. 10.? into school was gin-n considerable 1 sorts. It was hrnught hiMren hull been at one A paid tuitiun, then 10 sot-mod to knnw just , Carpenter, newly elected com- ler of Sharvin past, gave an in. tinr account of the boy scout ac- b'N at the Legion. He mentioned Bunsen of Antioch. Len Hook 'uys Lake, M. C. Rybolt of High- Park, Warren Blmlgett of Wau- t as being most active in this any cases ut the at u P Irv of the childron emu held slvertisinp: in the Legionnniro vxtent with reeommendations hora! patronage by members. HIM Kapsehull reemnmended h post assrss itself three cents aher in link-r to buy stencils nuch-novdml mailing hut. Dan in "ditor, spoke at length on Irma in getting nut the piper tested authority to solicit po- ivortisimr. which after much m. was orderrd held up until P Mate (mnvc'ntinn. A I post as.“ her in " mob-Moth " editor. "(or I inf Great Lnk 'r'wnee and L’othur In I " nth schr 'ovul of I he knew ("Mr mm ult of thv pile m by means of whi assure- thomsolw canlutinn thinning ukc-x up qwor Mans wmlati M innul 1 " board trrltowed the accusation ‘ "Micky" Copithorne as the opening paragraphs. meeting of the Council ttt Gieat Lakes. Septem- tuitiun, then rejected; l to knnw just why this ted. "award Gnrnunt u post stated that chil- It Lakes had had the co and that Irarrnts had or tn hire two teaehers wrvisiun of Supt. Simp- school in Great Lakes. of Luke Bluff said that (now u bus had bven or tn haul children tu and alum. Action was taken in tht- form of, a Inn-r nrmntiun from the Lulu- Athietien avine 't9erttttt suctinn m "f the training i of whit pilttritntute to the Lnkt' Forest pre- (adupu-d by the m'lion for an up‘ , Sheridan road an. Henry khndo lil "so "eerfield d is at I" b " t.tl that t Normal .vstablish- courses at h the (-hil- a of a live, THE PRES tinw out time tht and to th pu- and :IHS by at Ariana started on the mound for the home team and kept the opposing hitters harmless until after the vie, tnry was assured. He contributed to the team's offensive work by hitting a double and a home run. Rogan finished the game in the box and kept down the Des Plaines score with ease. vazin's four hits aided the St. James rally in the second inning. Before two Dos Plaines pitchers could stop them, St. James had scored twclve runs on nine hits in the second inning and from then on coasted to In easy victory. Tho warden party given at the home " MN. F. C: Nnoronhorz on Tuesday' ovenine by the Philathea clnss of tho Bethany Evangelical church proved a tine nuccess. Sup. nor- was: served at 5:30 to over one hundred zuostsl The proceeds of the affair will he applied Jo the organ California. with a ratio of 2.64 per" mm for each automobile, leads all states in that respect, according to the Chietrtto Motor club. Indium has 4.37 persons per car: Illinois. 5.46 venom, and Georgia. the lowest Mate in that respect. has 10.53 persona. an F. Stir") c P. Slim- 0 Malnnoy l McLauahl Ariana p Brmner 3 J. Oddo c Meehan p, I Willo l b Genet: P p Holsto I f Comm p Score hr Innings s't. Jame: 01?.00100t1-r317 , hp: rhinos 0 00g10000-.. 3 it 2 Ttnmo runs--Ariann; dnuhler-Mee. han (2). ann. Maestri. Mnloney (2) hm on balls ofr-fkosh (2), Ai. inna M), Rowan (3); where played-- "izhwnnd. _ Northbrnnk St. James Maestri 2 Anderson O'Connpr affair w fund. St. James continued in their much toward the Tri-County league eham. pionship when they turned back Des Plaines by & score bf 15-3 at High- wood field last Sunday. Hogan Beruhe Des Maine S. Odtln s Philathea Garden St. James Wins 15-3 Over Deg Plaines in Game Sunday St. James meets Deerfield at Deer- ieltl in a nun-league exhibition game ml Northbronk, the league leader, in it important contust Sunday at 'an ina r 'ntnk- ar b b h If Party Big Success Score AbR Ah 0 19 II l, The above invitation to the public 1 is given by Mr. B. F. Myers, assistant "uperinterident U. S. air mail, 308 Federal bldg., Chicago, Ill,, through the local post oMee. ' Among the many vegetables which We enjoy and which should be L. eluded in our daily menus, there is nothing more popular than corn cook- ed on the cob. To bring out the but f)avor and make it most tendér, corn Fhuulfl be placed in rapidly boiling water and cooked not more than ten minutes, sometimrr less. When corn is left over, I good way to use itis to bake it with sweet po- tatoes, cuttingl it carefully from the cob. Instead of using cooked corn. the uncooked corn may be scraped from the cob and used, or when new corn is not in season, canned corn muy be The Allerton house has been des. ignated as the headquarters ot Air Mail pilots by the National Air Race association, and the exhibit will be open to the public free of charge. This exhibit will be conducted on tttt educational basis, and postal attend- ants will be available to explain the operation of the air mail service from a business standpoint. In addition to the air mail exhibit, there will. also be a general aviation exhibit including air pusaenget traffic, beacon lights, flood lights, airways, etc. USE Corn Baked with Sweet Potatoes 2 cups cooked sweet potatoes 2 cups oorn-frnsh or canned " tablespoons butter or other tu fl tablespoons flour 1% cups milk 1% teaspoon salt V. teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons sugar % cup buttered crumbs Paprika. Make a mute of butter, flour, milk, salt and pepper. Place half of the potatoes in greased casserole. sprinkle with halt the sugar, cover with sauce, then half the corn, with more sauce. Repeat, using all other half of all in- gredients. with sauce on top. Sprin- kle with crumbs and a dash of paprika and bake about one-half hour at 400. This makes an excellent luncheon dish or, for a dinner, it makes a very substantial meal aeeomptutied by a meat, salad and dessert. The annual picnic of the Lake County W. C. T. U. was held in Sun- set pttrk, Highlmd Park, on Wedries, slay of his! week. The attendance was around the hundred mark Ind represented all parts of Lake county. During the National Air Races to be held at Chicago August 23 to September l, inclusive, the Post omce department will have an air mail ex- hibit in the Allerton house, at 701 North Michigan boulevard, Chiclgo. Mrs. De Yo gave a splendid mob use. Mrs. J. D. Carter and son. Raymond attended from Deerfield. Many Attend W. C. T. U. Picnic Held Aug. 14 Air Mail Exhibit in Chicago Aug. 23-Sept. l Things to Cook Thursday, Aug. 21, 1930