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w? ’3 § The Highlan'h Park Press man approached from the opposne airecnon. V “r “d “r. J H Aldridge “d “Watch us ’ave a bit of fun, sir,” Cooper’s guide whiSperecl.'f.;,1iiyi{.rz {0d,} {Ar .- six vm-lu mo- Then he fished up a piece of twine with a noose at the end, ap- ? tor trip through the east, stopping patently prepared in advance for the occasion; and began danfiat Bradford. Camdn. giing it before the eyes of the approaching cabby. Instantly thei Miss Ethel England will leave this air sizzled with an exchange of oaths and whip slashings between ‘ “'(‘t'k end for a visit with friend: the drivers. ,i" l’eoril. _ . A . - Drink at least eight glasses of pure water daily. Completely relax for at least 15 minutes each day and con- serve your nerve energy. Think in terms of health and keeping fit. If you are beginning to take on too much fleshâ€"don’t wait till everybody knows you're fat before you start reducing. NO SENSE 0F HUMOR Orton Tewson tells this story by Courtny Ryley Cooper. the well known writer of circus stories: “Coop,” as he is known to his friends. had engaged a London ’bus drivbr to Show him the sights of the town. A rival cab- man approached from the opposite direction. “What in the deuce was it all about. “’ 'Cooper asked when the second cab had passed by. “0h, he ain’t got no sense of humor,” replied the driver dis- gustedlyQ “Why‘did you dangle that string at him?" “Well _yer see, sir, it‘s like this ‘er‘e. ’Is brother was hanged this moming.’ . tables. KEEP FIT Keeping fit is the duty of every worker to himself and to his job. Here is a list of things recommended by Dr. Royal S. (‘ope- land, health commissioner of New York City. who urges their adoption by all who desire to maintain their physical and mental powers at high standard: Spend ten minutes a day in setting-up exercises. Sleep with windows open. Secure what sunshine you can. Spend a minimum of ten hours during the week in the open air. Balance work and play. Walk at least three miles each day. Treat your stomach with respect. Do not over-eat. Eat meat not more than once a day. Balance your meals with fruit, green salads. and other vege- Recent analyses of lake water at the bathing beach' have re- vealed the fact that it is polluted and unsafe, according to the Board of Health. Various reasons for this condition have been advanced. One very evident evil. which may be a cause of the impure water. waa discovered this week by a representative of The Press, in an investigation at the water front. It was found that the sewer basin at the foot of the Park avenue ravine had become clogged in some manner, and that some of the sewage was leaking out into the ravine, and emptying in the lake. A fairly large pool of sewer water lay on the beach, a breeding place for disease and mosquitos. This condition should be remedied. The “Cross Crossings Cautiously" campaign and all other safety propaganda will not. change human nature nor sharpen human eyes. Some lives will be saved. but there will always be grade crossing accidents as long as there are grade crossings. The C. N. W. railroad crosses Waukegan road just west of Lake Bluff. This is only one of many grade crossings on highways in this vicinity. It is indeed a pity that the same civilization which puts high voltage wires safely over the heads of the people doesn't also put the trains there. These hays were on their way to Lake Beulah. \\'i.<.. fur a short vacation. They failed to see the train approaching until thv locomotive was upon them. There wax nw (mt-ape. SL‘JI'CCLV :1 month ago several men were killvd in a similar accident mi thv sumo mil- road at Clavey road south nf Highland Park. Yum weekly by JOHN L. Uotu. and PAUL L. UDELL. at Highland Park, Lake County, Illinois Enteé‘ed as second class matter Much 1. 1911, as the post ofiice at High- land Park, Illinois, under the Act of March 3, 1879. ANOTHER CROSSING ACCIDENT Grade crossings claimed two more victims last Saturday night when a car from Chicago'was struck by a train on the Chicago and Sorth Western railwav a half mile west of Lake Bluff. kill- ing Lester Calhoun. 4156 North Crawford avenue. ('hicagn. and fatally injuring: James Walsh, 4201 North ('rawful'd avenue. A third member at the party was serinmly injured. . NUMBER 20 AN EVIL CONDITION THI'RSDAY. JI'LY 13. 19‘ r‘)‘) Mr. "Id In. W'. B. Echino- ll! enjoying a ten day trip in When-1n. .Mrs. William B. 1mm and children an at Estes Park. 0010.. {or I new (-ral weeks sojourn. Mn. Robert Whiu and family An spending the summer It Three Lakes. Win. Mr. and Mrs‘ Comm Miles and Mr. and Mn. Rene I.avemnt left yester- day {or a motor trip through Wiscon- sin. Mrs. Ada Jones has returned from nozrnit, Mich, when .5. kn been visiting friends Ind helluva. Miss Mutant Dly is leaving Fri- day for Rex Terrace. Mich, where she will attend A house party. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund H. Eiu-l. 116 Dule avenue. announce the bin): of I (laughter. Helen. July 2. Mn. William G. Sanderson md daughter. Jean. are enjoyinx I munlh‘s vi<it lll Jnnesville. Ohio. Miw Crnco Andrew: is visiting frmnls in .‘linnvsutn this week. Mrs. W. W. Willim 3nd dnuxhlerl. Carnlinv and Helen, are at Thu-e Mr. Roy Atwood of Little Rock. Ark" will arrivu Saturday on an ex- tended visit here He will be the guest of Minx (‘nrn Emzlnnd. Carnlinv and Helen, Lulu-t. Wis. . Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Klein" of Chi- cazo will be the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. If G. “'inter. Mr‘ and Mrs. Charles \‘olmer who have been the guests of Mr. 3nd Kn. J. Barber returned lut 'eek to their hnmt‘ in Le Senor Center. Minn. cage was the Week end guest of Miss Frances Harrison. ‘ Mn. Junuh Juhnson and Wild: De- lhy nf Stough'un. Win" are the guests of Mrs. Rolland Bleimehl. Miss Isabel] Bamhomuxh of Chiâ€" Miss Lnurl Muhlko of Deorficld wu thc wwk end guest of her sinter. Mn. G. L. Brand. Miss Dorothy "III of New York city and the Muses Hurriet and Lu- cille Hansen of Eau (Thin. Win.' In thv guests of Mrs. L. E. Leverone. Mrs. S. .I. Hollnnd wd family left Tuesday for ('hicngo Couture. Ont-ka- ma. Mich, whére they will Tomlin unâ€" til September )-. .\lr. Buvqurtte of the U. S. N “as the gut-st nf Mr. and Mn. A. B )1uc(‘auchoy last week. Mi.“ Elizabeth Bulkley returned on Tuesday from Three Lakes, WIL, where she was the run! of the Mines Wnllits. who am spending the lum- mor thrrt‘. ('nrmick of Aurora. HI. During her \isi! ”'ch shv attendvd (ho mound annual L‘t'lvhratinn of the American lmkion, anwvdt Post No. 84. Mr‘ Frzmk Siljostrmn is in the High- ‘LUMI I'uzk hospital “ht'n‘ hr underâ€" Vu.1 1m .mu'ulinn Ins: ww'k. Hr is gnzzmg alum: nicely. \'r~ H. Supplv nnd daughter, Alicv. M,“ xv"! tun \\'\'l'ki ”:0er England. an- r. :mrlml :u havinv urri‘xui safe- ly w South Hampton. M" Ray Arum-nun vf Ann Ar'mr. .“ia'h.. spun Um \wck end in Highland Park. VISHWYL' his w”:- and Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hoyne. 3mm La Rhett L. 5mm. C. A. (3.; and Mrs. Stuart announce the birth' of :1 sun, Thondnre ('Iark, at. West. [mint N. Y.. on July second. Mrs.f Stuart was formerly Dorothy Clurk.: Mrs. Paul W. Bllm‘hard hu jun; rx-turm-d to her home M Walker nve.. having spvnt the past {cw d-yn It the» huuw of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Me} Mr. and Mrs. P. Mhtchler. 1021 N. St. Johns “9.. accompanied by Mr. Tremaine Sinkler of Miehochat, WIL, lnutuH‘d tn Mclk-nry last Sunday. 5 “if COMMUNITY SERVICE § The beach playground is hocomin' ‘a wry popular rendezvous fur the childrvn. In spit» of tho cool. raflny ‘ wrath-r of n-ctnt dlk. the" has been n “we group of chudmn every IMF 'mxm Mini Smith in or: duty from 3 11 to 5 o‘clock every d-y except Sun- fday. On Friday afternoon It 4 the ”will Dave a [story hour for the chil- ‘dnn. E "The world in rip. for tho It h corrupt from mm b d hum. Ind an “audit!“ bu in! down. The church“. ho, corrupt to the cm. Thu. Ill all elm. have [one to tho M“ 5:? é Edam In 1 Irish! you how B -â€" Buhr’s Z. l. 0. (in: W and. A: ll] drug ohmâ€"Adv. "A: we Ina! then h and. put 0! the unconveflad. bu! part 0! the mint.- who m { fundamental truths of th were is min-ml expectation of pound calling of Christ. 838 ii??? "l. pemmvnlly. know that tho Christi-n dispensation b closing.“ the oven-rev nld. “We bout” ‘h church is complete und the tub-- of the Gentile- will thus cone.“ In hot. the manner announced lust Friday. the yen! was BW 0.3in see {ht tad of “no. a! the paco the wnrld in now trunk". VoliVI. nddmuinx the faithful ou the optnimr of the "twenty-neon! {rust of “hem-den.” in Shiloh tub- ernncle. explained that then “in I universal cxpeflnt'wn n! I wedd- widv cnwtrophe‘" hand and having had experience in‘ bundling hm flu- moy and me twenty-woman! dollm woflh o! propmy. That time of time. when tho “rd: nhnll exist no longer I: fut II)- pmching in the oplnIon of Wilbur Glenn \‘oliva. curator of Zion. Zion Faithful M 11m Chris- tian Dimes-alkal- FantClo-ing in film Ily proper” in “W. m Highwood n department us on hand and hung had experience in' WORLD MAY END IN 1925 SAYS VOUVA A good runny people Are still call- in: -t the Centre requesting work 0! some kind. During the pan wintn und spring Community Sonia bu Iupplied work to handrail a! calla". Anyone still in mod of lnIp will kindly call the Centn uni their tutu will be “applied. CARD OF THANKS 1 'ilh m thank the Highvood. Highland Put-k uni For! 8W 6n donormutu {or Mr m Pending lhq "rival of I successor to Mr. Herring tbs Community Centre will at all time: continue to (um-(Jon n heretofore while Mr. Barry Ekhbr will be tamponrily in charge. P-mntn Ilvi‘ng in nghlnnd Park are urged to RM their children to Miss Smith. who will gladly provide all sorts of recreation for than. The Girl Runny" will have I beach party and picnic lunch Thun- duy cwning, the 13th. The Friondo ship club of the Y. W. (‘. A. glrh will have I swimming clu- Wodnndgy evening It 8 o‘clock. WWW The Y. W. (‘. A. girl: who are to play indoor lamb." wfll meet at the Y. W. F. A. headquarters at 7:80 Monday evening. The Mino- Emma and Helen GI;- M‘T. Helen und Ethel Hill and. “trial! Kugle and Minn. Emu and Fred Gieur are motoring to the Dell- and Indium. Win. Mn. R. C. Pyle 0! Irving Park h the (out of Mn. A. C. Ante. of N. Second Itmt. Mrn‘ Marshall Sample" is Vhitln‘ Mn. 'hxrpell. formerly of this city. in the Adirondacks for I In val“. Min Churlotte Yoo has (on. to New York to pun-bud {all models for the Winanton Shop. friend- at a plan: In“ Band”. 7‘ Elndln. ILA. Root :2 lumily pound to Gilda. Wk. 0 the we! and and MM triads. ‘ Mn. 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