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~ 'Entered as second--class matter October 13, 1916, § i the bost office at Libertyville, Illinois, under Act of We Ade \ ... KEEPING UP A NEIGHBORKHOOD mflcm!.tmwbmwmt)'ou'ht .'?'.'m.h'upmwflbm land. Yét practically the man:--who does just as he wish-- .N".:MWMMMD ?%Nhfi;flmmlm _ residence should an am'»hd position. the nelghtor is to some extent damaged. N on the use of land which those purchasing consent to for the benefit of the neighborhood. Some people may *h:flrré':,fl"Q';'-;'aflommk 4 they structures un-- Wailed 2o the iocatfor; a damage o done not morely to object to certain restrictions ,on the ";mu" imd that they in tarfere too far with private rights. Yet these condition: terfere too far with private rights. Yet these conditions .-bu-umm-.umw&m seem to make the property more secure against oration. ' Even painting a house with an ugly color is harm-- ful. Of course almost any kind of a new color looks bet-- ter than a dingy house with worn paint. Still there is a Hdwm.rnh-oflnihflondhb one with some arrangement mt on svoure at qrowpthing. e 'The'inexpensively built section may show so mucKh refinement in its homes and the care given to them that it looks more pleasing and livable than one in which the Romwin 1t wree whpoot aaring that fi;h'hdp:l'.:nd m'.'c'L rz:u&dm-num will bring credit '«."&.mm. 'Township high school. entertainment, have been to the fore in the athletic contests, in debates, warious other affairs, all in a manner which reflected Miss Winifred Mooré, salutatorian and Miss Ethel Hanson, Valedietori-- an, gave excellent addresses. Burnel fi'%'o"l'% school sat upon the stage evening, before 700 people,. o say the least, the graduating class this year was one to be highly proud of. Proud of for more rea-- sons than one. For four years mem-- bers of this class have been closely associated in all class activities have given the public many evenings of average cost of the dwellings was twice as much. Succeeding the FRANK H. JUST, Editor. e Waukegan Woeekly Gazette Established 1850 CLAYS OF 1923 GRAMMAR SCHOOL CLOSED FRIDAY SUCCESSFUL YEAR Libertyville Grammar School clos-- du"mflflmmml. Principal F. A. Hudson and his ef-- ficent, ernest corp of teachers have been untiring in their work during the year, and results have been very satisfactory. Pupils, as a whole, have shown good advancement and the standard tests 'used in examina-- tions are considered the best method of testing the practicability of the WJ% Henrietta Aurell, Spanish, J. C. Aldrich, Social Science. Marian Wallace, Home Economics H. L. Walker, Music. Justine Quinn, School Nurse, Dorothy Davis, Secretary.. J. R. Teed, Science and Athletics. noup on o rirs sAFETY ¥IRST a Safety first 2s 10e heapftnt on : strolthes. Raraty ocA d aad didks in as andtriating sotbane nmu.m&h"mfincw' & a for wfm'olyflmuhm for men, women and children to preserve what they &-uomdnflu--llm!fh& It is a petition to heedless to see that m«mu one's life, no one's limb, no one's happiness. can bdlduwaad:h-viumhmmmim't rebpild a human and he can't : eplace a soul., Life goes fast! not hold onto it : mm"flz'"'m&ddfil city nowadays there are provided some stream and are the cities maintaining them, but quite a few towns the dWmMQm that encouragement of nature extended fit: citizens tends to them off the streets, out of 's way, makes for , stronger boys, both mentally Amfiuhuflchwnfiflubaboy-n 'be arranged in advance. It used to be a sport to spend a summer in the country with gra such a diversion unuestionably had advantages. But, thboy:'anh'md-h even days on the old farm. htmtof'miandrdldmlflo é:,e;:mmflmm mm«:lymtb ummhmohrnpagzfi vantages to keep the mind and body fit at one and the same time and develop child life in -- a well--rounded _ This institution has up within mt,.nafinwgmnmmw has been adoptéd for life, that it has grown steadi-- ly from year to year until today the aggregate number of lads who enjoy such vacatior camps runs into many held Tuesday evening in Cook Me-- morial ; before the presentation of the ma "America Yesterday rd -- ; Class by Lillian. Haines; Class Prophecy, Muriel Pearce and Class Will, Min-- nie Sefler. Diplomas were presented to the Mb'mhmwfl- dent of the of Education with mhwr--lhu'qihud Writing : diplomas _ from C. A. Faust were awarded Bernice Lay-- Brivihe Siels, Erim Hatemann, Vio! zflnfizundfln-n&w-; Ks m¥ 4 css A song by the class, lod by Mr. Walker, director of music, closed the Violet Wehrenb'g Geo Shellenberg'r Elien Williams Thomas Stevens Bernice Laycock Raym'd Walrond o RAY. BROR; The pavilion and jresort of Ray nusnm-&'xm.mm been enlarged and tmproved in num-- mnnho(mmm several dances so far this year aond Un on vdated reoiy people, which is a creditable reflec-- tion on the management's ruling of u-.dnoqn.a it no rough stuff would be tolerated.' Their announce-- ment of dance dates will be found on another page, .:.u order that the board 'act in : departments where the mhuhd')-dhw tures. The various committees, he gaid, should: ask--the consent of the board for further withdrawals --of i It was pointed out in the discus-- sion that at the County hospital the situation presents a serious prob-- SUPERVISORS PAs3 WORD iff and that the books ther® need Several chronic cases are in the point slight savings to be gain-- ed although there is much work in of trained nurses and assistants, while in reality, many of the super-- Yisors held, they should be turned over to the poor farm at Liberty-- ville for care. ~It was pointed out that often "the It 'was contended by Supervisor Martin and others that the chronic cases, many of whom are hopeless as+regard a cure, will receive as good care at the farm where ex-- pensive machinery will not have to 'be used. A motion to hire a train-- ed nurse with auxiliary help to care for'them at the farm was contem-- these cases appear. Some supervis-- or, perhaps, has sent the chronic case to the hospital as a "poor pa-- tient," it was explained. y3 (Continued from Page Two) (Continued from page one.) A POPULAR PLACE HOSPITAL FUND ht hm'ddnvmmflw' ty treasurer. % Wh'vmdfig committse too exception to the ommendation of the turnkey 'since he nor the chairman of the commit-- tee had not been notified of the Jack Bernard slips <us the dope that he's running short of oil, and 4 n-hdmm'hv:m dmmm for a few days. .hpfl:fi hhhn-%dofl be in town and will go on with the dirty work, < VILLAGE OUT OF OIL ANOTHER CAR ON WAY DEPUTIES' PAY UP TO SHERIFF Law fees earned in this time amounted to : $1525.65, of this $1095.65 was | received.. Fees pre-- viously reported as collected amount ed to $1192.30. Miscellaneous fees earned -- were $5287.22 and thosé received $5237.22 Previously received was $4857.78. mmammhmog: is offered at auction as a wife slave aboard the Love Boat in Shanghi. son, an American, is both thrilling and humorous; and, transported to San Francisco as the ward of a wealthy Chinese merchant and friend of Billy Benson, she experiences re-- markable re--actions to what she as-- sumes is American life as glimpsed ied . Tiiee the sihaint Mics: dance hall. When the: inter-- "EAST ISs WEST" IS CON-- STANCE TALMADGE'S BIGGEST may, her sudden leap from comedy character to the poignancy of little lh:'royh&tmrh!"m Is West," will catth many unawarés --and delight them all the more. The fact that it is an eight reel produc-- wflnmdfidu.&b- stated "ldt: eun-h:'fi:: &Au'&hdnm'vhen& Her,escape with the aid of Billy Ben Tab venes .and it becomes necessary to the day her marringe is arranged gwlflu?vb-emwlwx%%,fi-!-&m Yong, proprietor of several 'chop| to claim her. And once suey palaces, --wlects himself for the| drama flings away into unusual post and Ming Toy to the asortment| currents deep in photodramatic--en-- rfiflmm Duo-'mmt. We are now located in the Bockeiman Bldg., 412 Milwaukes Ave. WHERE THE BREEZES BLOW RAY BROTHERS PAVILION Every Saturday Wednesday evening from lflbuflc'a'wni-ifi-s x Sunday afterncons from 100 to 500 o'clock McCormick's Four Piece Orchestra KEEP YOUNG BY DANCING 4 The new watchis for both men and '-udhofi-;nfiill'-b with the loveliest in cases the jewelry world has ever known. ¥ Stability, reliability and efficiency de-- scribe the movements of our watches, and the exquisite designing:of our new chses has mever been equaled in our years of business, 4~This is a combination hard to resist. Please come in and see it. DANCE © *