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I are u, t Frttr " the sunli- _ ttfay Inks r. lee Milli: sized rim. $33 23 wife Pear not U’. rl: MI. It"?! k) " t vi 'ts 7.," Sign ‘0‘ (it the school nurse. Miss Muriel B. Smith. taken from the hospital room report for 1922-23: . Surgical dressing. 468; have"- tum taken, 459; routine “Mp”. 1,693} accident uses, 10; enemy hospital cues. 3; pupils on!“ from school. 358; home “In. . ‘85: clinic can (the): Bonn. , I; threat, IV, an 2; m. 10: ttt.. ghono calls, 236; and. an: to REPORT OF SCHOOL 1 NURSE FOR 3922-23 case,s Imrpeeted and Properly Handled AreNmseroutc. _ Free Clinics ' q The Ermine company at: (that ther, be permitted to can forllnd deliver any work they can honkdy obtain regardless of the t"ter'tmlio't1 of the anion t9ruials, We oxen and that they succeeded _ l . l in "l',ttr,'Q the business of J¢seph Wm thibmux! Bimthtir, Bunk. g tailor in Evanston,': but i', Folk in: by Mother, tint" when their driver, a union an. E l _ Children I stopped to collect the work, he weal , V i _ -.-- r" restrained by union agents who 1 " V ' ul claimed. he could not do it ad the! 8:03; Je,,' 1rlfdhai2rd',Rtle, Blank business had formerly belong-“he trees h l/Wednesday /ii'eriiGt' ed to the Imperial company. g JoelAugust22 ?o’clock. ‘ l " , Goeb, being a union man, agreed to m, hr iiiii f"The Spirit “in1“,: their demands and refuses to 'stop glove" and the Work of Mine teu for the work. ' . - - -tt' -- The Ermine Cleaners company of Highwood last week filed a bill of complaint in the circuit court asking "the, court to take action against June: German, agent for the clean- ers and dyeis union, John Clay, “actuary of the union, Ben Abrams, agent for the cleaners, and dyer: drivers and chauffeurs union an}! the Imperial Cleaners and Dyers ofl Chi- na). 3 The complaint charges thntl the Ermine company has sue in building up, a business all Mom; the north shore from Evanston to Wnnkezan and 'hat they sneeo'eded ERMINE CLEANERS ARE SUING UNION Following is a ,0 or above: and of the 90 from tu-; wring schools none reached $0 per;1 put" i : Dean Angier comments as f Howe: "Without driving t'.',',ea'C',r:'t'a'tt,,',' too far, it seems fair to eoneludei' from the foregoing fhrures that oh the whole the' public high schools boy; do better than those from ivnte schools. A fair inference is th t the quality of the student body the public high schools is superior tp that m private schools preparing for Yaw.” _ E .vea't "21-'22, 20 per cent rea)fied , [nah of 80 to 100; of the 311 from 'TitatePehoohs, 11 per cent reached frm,h gublig high schools duriEEg thé The following from the tuthuar of Yale university and also publi'Phed in The Journal of Education, ggiving comparative standings of students at Yale university will be interesting to pargnts who have children of icons-go Yale Records Show Those, Public High School‘s Are Leaders . INTERESTING DATA f ' ON STUDENT GRADES $.35} an! arsutds, an; pf th.e..114 .sttader)ts gntgriliz Yale Well, it Was al; big day! North Shirre Trail ,"'r mam“) Sheridan 'ROad and ALBERT LARSON I Stationer Welcome All Checking an Make Real Es report " the work Those, From; Arnqld bverhane, Graham ke PHONE 567 Mn under c struction all mum. is! now open druids trreatlr to plenum of drive to Alden 850 i t hood . i , the Immune. - trio stop at " Shore we... !lli dutroadfro, my: put ti f m is cal i. “The Spirit of Arden lira!" and is the work of Miss [ be i senthsi, My director, and in ily?: Ha k, music director, l one two and at nmembers of the if ate ta1iyilill ’ir large ban of s , rs who make . lin) enthusisam t y lake in kno .,~ and experien '; . , M" Program i', i The mag. " will consist of s - "rt'tr,, ables , tad folk datum, “ nd will typify ; pirit of joy and d. line“ that P/ _. pervades this _ om air. c r ' g . ', 1 Aurthe- u teswiilbe -1 ed; Mrs. l t Ridzwsy and raw William E. 4-. elberry will be h 12-; e of tht) ’ assisted by the o rl magi)”: of I board of dirpettm4 Alt those is: sre interested in he who! Ard hare are most co "l ly Jniitert. r , . ' The mot " and children of Men Shore cam " Rive a pageant under the trees k)wdinesdio' "dt"eriiison, August 22, p , o'eloek. l j_ _qu{:t Company; F The fa rdl of Mrs. Sarah Burke 'Carr, wh died Aug 9, at tiurhome of her BO George W. Carr, in. Ra, ,vinin, wa d Aug. 11, in Milwau- kee, and kl was in Forest Home temtery that city. Besides the poll in nia, another son, Barry C. Carr, 1 es in Chicago. The,fam- ily is wel known in Ravinia. and Highland “It. and their many friends re t, sincerely the death of this fine n. '4 V ARDEN BORE CAMP 1: , P GEANT ON AUG. 22 Final Ri es For Woman Whose Bea Occurred Aug. ' l tn Ravinia _ l Two H , bland Park young men las f week an ed a thrilling reacne of thre 'rmtnoeists two young men, end a girl [who were clinging to they overturns? gboat, in - rdin and Windstorm; off th J Lake Fo at beach. The perilled peo (pie were e: bout a mile om shore, op {posite tlt Edith Rockefeller iMcCor "nick est " where the two Highlan _ Park you Cmen, Arnold Werhene an Graham 'e%rle, are employed, Th men seen ' . a boat from the Cyrus H McCormi place and rowed put to th overturn canoe and broughtgin th l three whqure néttdromtittg) Afte _ being giv I 'iest aid nnd tit clothing‘ at the n; -rmick place, et Were driven to he: railroad station and left for Chica p. 3 They did not give their names. 1trltin, and Keage are con- gratula at their prompt action in making to acne. wt' MRS. C as FUNERAL,' H LD IN MILWAUKEE (MEN OM HERE SAVE , " TH EE FROM THE LAK YT tifnf.rtte section of Sh. gle escue Men and dik,: - oe Overturns Woven rural Avenue 'ae Bluff Hora: “a camp and which my” all sum-m ccounts, Savings ich . w "p, ,' Saturday, ”hm; si. ra- _ d committees now at s I aging details I this an; n iksv s',','?,"".'!,.'....?!.?-?',,,?)-, , 'tll; - pichia held; in North. ‘ B), ie he is alleged! to luiirei an d 4 disturbance on a .Northg he}: us between ttl city 'andj eel John Polesko, mployed ini bti rd at the latter. place, wasl r iSunday nichtwakaa fined Fl?) nd) ttr. The police port that oh _. been drinking and refused iit , tbebun when 'tt to do driver, who p mptly “us- a "" to man from tin car. John " F furht. 1min ‘fn Mm»- hi? Hen Br] _"td"llird'ettt.Uettiimr. Mm i, ocean. F 123456789--R'HE an? ....u..r.V.ooooo4 14 r-ao 12 5 Jak‘ bbits028008100--9 8 _ L Summry i, on balls-Off McGraw , Jo [4, Liberman 2, Dugan 2. I an 4 out-By McGraw 2, Johnk wokjlgas Txi sofa“ l r, PICNIC A FUST 25 If. Pi d Ndw, Russ Gibb Jo nl Ihitm btiitii'; ol ' T game was a ndy. Rudiitph tt hits and was it by a pitted ‘bal n five tripe to'!, he plate. ca iGr 'was a little w d in places hat Fi, ed mighty good , all. f 1 I l Dellwoada ext i, I V t Sunday the eWellwoods Will la here. The D woods, are: a tr semi-pro team from Chicago.; a laines was 'ttret to, come er Ibut the game was cancelled ot, y night. ‘I _ , Healer, who ttltt,d,. for Hith- l n ark tind is n pitching tor tai o. Elks, held the strong Ohi- 'tll, remen to twollsafe hits last " , as .. hi {If 'ev- ad dh 3b ttl, n ef .. . 7 der ef CC is' 2b ht? _ 2b .‘a C pr lb . " 1b i t Rudolph Thu Seoul . ur runs came like” in the' lucky ei h. F. Glnder hit, Werner Walk.. ed, nd they Jmth cme in on White’: id e. With Patty on second, "hs dd hit the ball over the qcore i for the Ionggpt home run 'of th ason and tied 'the More, ' all. It,', ninth the Jul: Rabbits were he scoreleps. Cardiody Brat up) for th Tttr, fh'ed out; MoGraw walked, F. lader walked but was forced by W er. With two brwtl White Won all game by hitting a long one to: nterfteld fencem McGrnw chino in 3 1th the winliiitirr!jrG'. i ch: 2.'tt?tgs abi k ab tit {no Natl , ss - 7..-... '""""' my..-" wulwu, I: d er saeriheed uni! O'Connor cam in ether hit but White ended the in g by hitting toi tlie ttiteher/ ms di scored I rail tn the sweat}! on I lader’s tsaeriflee. -The Jack tus bi I loo got a run,jmaimrthe score il, db play-McGinnis unassisted el, rITs--Rudoiph., j, V pitcher-Sudan, Canned ree, hits-F. and". G. and Jorinor, Novak 2. Nteh--gohnke. ’RBANCE ON BUS ':, mums SEVERE FINE (pm from Deerfield With tgo of :Moori"r6rresr. ( {ed Sunday Night _ _, we mm from i ', Gr.' John , tUht, new ,to reports 4iee, but the b mu are- [CK RABBrts ‘DEFEA Ito} waiting until the behind)- had accumulatpd eight map due loose playing, tlt fttthtintr i, Elk: k: 10 run: in" e Intermix in. n and won 10-2, in a lively come. at five innings.I Johnke he” the l to two ion hits. Rudolph led the sixth 'lt" a single; G., let and Johnaoi both hit; bring-l Rudolph in; O'annor got an bagel der If r as .. 2b m erior, Eng! '6riiidii “scum Mon scored on a wild pitch. Car. r struck out: Mhftttr walked, P, ct Nr County Pi 'rr Aerial- Iciation will IE, its In- ie. 3n}! Itome _, ing " If wr.. It rf p ', INBAT 1b bh ms thth; Whiih's Hit Win Score 10 to 9; Belt. mamaim pm ELI Score Sunday woods} Next by Hod " 7“ -', V,_ --"'""Mr. nun ‘7th 'e"NFONCT- lbuilt "MI a half dare public gamer- In the follow; to T in this we " MII be laid on in the trnet.itmbieet: .' ' g s; .4 3' The 'oolitrieat Gar at will cover} "This transaction pro qt, for a an ..., ',tatggt, 3:31;}: italthickmu oftineties int " 7.: = of ndi V. we d.an pnd- the 'lt2"lrli,ilttiit, L ‘ . but " M by q, DesPlainea mm maths}: dutantefrthiti; $0 Fi" _ 1eaii0tt,dtrrlutt 'yrttei.aSt-,tyutitt , ,' hto GU, 1m. to acqui the mink-hm a union: . 55%]... 'et15tftt itttu,'ehkiui'"ii'tTiiriai, _ v A-e" C “-3.“ ,715- - V LLY. er in _ Thi tank, river, 1 3780311 whicl eoum plate like W B, , the zoo1otriek be lo, 'r', d/rup along! fat-near the Co tta. i ( T hater link will amt " the Pa! Park tract in'qhicago and ex- tend _ rthward' along the DesPhinea diver: Enough the, 'iariiii; tact, Tt ientire Fax la a and Grass lake' _gions my opened next year! Lake county dichl- fiir- use as p at the Fore: PM Boo. ligicl Garden. At n J. Cermak, Chic‘ , president of he Forest Pre- satv card, said Mo dny that plans are n r war which Hu form n can- tihu i driveway dimugh natural FO EST PRESERVE y TO BE: EXTENDED To I elude Fox and Gram Lake! ittions, 13PM; Zo-ologi- F cal Gardhns Extra large he bunch c. i? ,WISCONSINIWHITE PorkiGiii' I “o'd Cookers 1 ' 4' ., peek _,-..)-...,..-.:.-........,.-, It femium tityeis given with every gund; the lb. i.-..-...........-..-, ree cans _ >1 . 1; "r-TFT"" BEST lump POT ROAST I FRESH whim hone Deerfield 204W SPECIAE SHOPPING BAG: Fiitiiit I,', With every purchase of JapTRose 5031; ket i,ecia, $3le Friday and Sgtfurdfh'y, August 1 stiAplR0's GROCERY AND MA Hig ty per lb. an balsam. Brest, BLEND COFFEE FANCY RED Prahits 15§c “an PEAS 1 claims win ;he river, then ok county Km. bland Pa CELERY - "r. 18 oven; you ht , laid 'nritli,i_i,,ri:)i aside the biplt_r'ri:vr--, yc year_has§be6n failure; r,.' _',"',"--), Start ri‘qiht tod ORDERS "DELI Oftmrterattrtt4 "hdbt H in be“!!! for tht pdl,t; a: ., m_ lam paving-i; when,” 'siletett , [on has the mm; to ‘ as. “aw: .' b E ii Ir I "This tttttt .. - for . ”hiatu- of that”. at. 'ffiy d of “bum‘jiw. ' a. nt y _ V I _ Y" "W w“- tant mo'ditteitiimi , " result in strip tir , rt" union which ine it -'r - tion, commute a i if an. of the Lincoln highwpy; 'tui' i Snch conclmlver ' l _'P, " "tttttat-d "T" ','e'et 't1tt,tete'i? [ttit “I!" i.t.Nror , 1 i E T {man not All regt,,thrhtiist,bil) highway with the improvements in 1111an [tweaked " would u: advice hom Frank A; s I, tp, nper- mid-port! intendent of? thai.tt,tt.ty. , ., _ Clhhmt thigh.“ Older, chief Mghwiy q w. u to creased t a change in bad "kit, _ 'ie' in con- j "The d nection with gomnt‘p pa k 'ttt which new emu results from the twh Xe: r ia canto] meat w Mots the "”30" 4.“? ".3: r, tu- temp”: meatball“ ai, - 6 - 9n the limit, but not! Bath. en , ., 'NJN M' .m.» smimcmoxvs? _ ROAD won a Pavement Frereatthr i. , Be Nine;i Inches Thick 'tj"' ' and i Six Inches 'laserjet"-, f Order Says? i. I RESULT or Long“ ‘_...w... mum?” :5 l ol,',,,?,,!,')).)), 5 State 29c 3Se I _,'i1:ieiiii: tiam, 10t 47c I: if: per lb. tli; 1‘12: 1 ai, 'lv/Jute? FR 51 isi'ht toda 11. gthe yefar f, you haEVe 11g aside in - 'rr': '""T your fox? p33 m: ithhiediitrir ill H Me cans BEST may APPLES 'e pounda i , ROAST VAN CAMPS LARGE dur, FANCY tr PORK ANS) Bums 'ttxrrtetid attxtrtdstattttt " mm“ trtsl"l'lufce,', S 1ttrrri,ttmelttrettarsr lemonade {Blot-elem GTii"ii"si _ MW 'a-ru are MIL _ vim . t. the Hr tiit;'iii,it,?it',ii Je ir-ine A "rretiromir to support-4 limit. but 't mile." ( f “The ' me 3“ ment nob-n ”what? an! a. less than "meteth r" ruwl w " A 1...»... " “Tm. n'lTJl'JM] It is t tit bra Up on” I "extmd any. a “ch-uh 3123'," in]. In any?“ h. It mid mm lNAhVE an: mum-i Pet: lb. 28c 1y. .7th and 18 RKET . ars 25c tumtsk, __ 2Se ___ 25c Mig'