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a # Â¥+ place a statement of their work on file at the council â€"office.. The board of troop service deputies review these inventories and?‘ the intertroop effiâ€" ciency award for the month is grantâ€" ber goes to troop 33 which meets at the Lincoln school. Mr. Waiter Borg, scoutmaster of Highland Park. Troop 9 af Wilmette received secâ€" ond place, and troop 45 of Lake Forâ€" to troop 33: “ua Wolak, Preston Root, Kenneth Niebubr, Stev. Sordyl, John Dingle, Marvin Niebubr, Perey Lioyd and Jack Moran. Scout Rred Reichardt of troop 33. Courses of collegiate grade:leading to the bachelor of science degree Have recently been organized st Tuskegee Institute, Als., in agriculture, educaâ€" designed for the training of Teach; ors. â€" Other couries of colleginte grade are a threeâ€"year course in nurse training; a twoâ€"year course in agriâ€" culturs, for the training of farmers and demonstration agents; home ecoâ€" nomics, for teschers and home makâ€" ers; education, for elementary school teachers; business, to prepare for| . . im prpnt mr:_‘m.* AT FORDHAM COLLEGE trades, manual training teach A scho.1 of s and sotint serâ€" ers. f f vlnhnh-mlhm '.-.dy-t:- ham university, New York City, unâ€" have been offered at but | der the direction of a dean. The new except in the department of agriculâ€"| school is an expansion of Aure they were not organized as deâ€"|ment of sociology of the graduate teachers; business, to prepare for business positions; and courses in the ‘The shield for the month of Novemâ€" Local Court of Award IN COLLEGIATE RANK Y, DECEMBER 15, 1927 Lincoln Market 519 Central Avenue Phone Highland Park 3140 | Phone in your order and call for it later. SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED BACON, tb ..... ...3 SMALL LEAN PORK LOINS, half or whole, Ib ... .2 OUR BEST SMOKED HAMS, half or whole, 1b ... .2 SHORT LEG OF FINEST SPRING LAMB, tb ... . .3 FRESH DRESSED ROASTING CHICKENS, tb ...3 FRESH MEATY SPARE RIBS, tb .....2........] NEW SAUER KRAUT, quart ...............00. FINEST LOIN or RIB LAMB CHOPS, Tb ....... . .4 DELICIOUS BREAKFAST PORK SAUSAGE, small links, Ib ................0. _ 0_ __. JUICY MILWAUKEE RED HOTS, Ib ...... CHOICE VEAL STEW, Iby. .. .s .. 22222222 2l SHORT LEG OF FINEST MICK FED VEAL; SELECTED LARGE OYSTERS, quart ...... GROGAN‘S FAMOUS BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF, Ib ...............00.. Sanitary rgfrigmlion is important at all times. Our refrigerating equipment is the last word in modern health insurance. When you purchase meats from us, you know that your family will} recelv‘e‘ only the best. If Quality Counts, We Will Merit Your Patronageâ€" the best The following scouts received merâ€" it badges: Troop 31â€"Neal Rumbaugh, conservation, athletics; Morton Traub, conservation; Grant Herman, campâ€" ing:; Ed. Lowenstein, scholarship. 8t hnE C yÂ¥ YE 43 w + â€"Troop 32 â€" Chas. Steele, scholarâ€" ship. ns . Troop 33 â€" Sid Chapman, music,| of solving the old problem of furnishâ€" cycling; Roderick Smith, electricity,} ing nearly perfect crossing protection pioneering; Denton Smith, signaling, without the risk of the uncertain pioneering; Bob Jerome, firemanship,| "human element" and without the wood work; Tom Jones, firemanship;| prohibitive cost of elaborate autoâ€" David Canmann, firemanship, ‘vood| matic gates. It is believed that the carving. North Shore line is the first transâ€" Two scouts were awarded #tat| portation company to use this particâ€" ranks: Ernest West of troop 32, and| ular type of automatic gate in seekâ€" Sid Chapman of troop 33. ing a practical means of reducing We are sorry that we can only ACâ€"| grade crossing hazards to a minimum. We are sorry that we can only acâ€" commodate 15 selected‘ scouts for Wilderness camp, which Mr. Waliter McPeek will be in charge of, and a larger group of 24 fine scoutsâ€" TOT Cabin in the Woods, which will be unâ€" der the direction of W. Ted Grant, field scout executive. ~â€" If you care to sign up for camp, you had better do so immediately beâ€" cause there are only a few places open for either camp. _ i h ie ENGLISH COLOR PRINTS GIVEN ART INSTITUTE English color prints, now on view at the Art Institute, will likely be added to the perimanent collections of the museum, as Mrs. James Ward Thorne who has spent several years in colâ€" lecting them, has signified her intenâ€" tion of presenting them to the Instiâ€" tute. They were printed in England between the fynr- 1800 and 1840. Thirtyâ€"cight of them are painted with water colors in what is termed the foreâ€"cdre stvle. ‘This consists of ”m"v“â€"'â€" the book open and paintifi@ a pe or a scere on the foreâ€" edges of the pames. echool. To make it & SOCIOLOGY SCHOOL ‘The two hundred and twenty splenâ€" FIELD SCOUT EXECUTIVE. for | NORTH SHORE LINE | TRYING SAFETY GATE A new type of automatic safety gate has been installed for test purâ€" poscs by the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee railroadâ€"the North Shore lineâ€"at Wheeler road crossing west of Libertyville, IIl. Operation during. a period of over two months has proved successful, not a single failure having ‘occurred. Automatic Device Being Experâ€" + imented With West of Libertyville ~ Although still in the experimental stage, this safety gate gives promise of solving the old problem of furnishâ€" The gate arms, which are 10 feet long, extend over the traffic side of each approach to the crossing when set for a passingâ€"train. Each arm is equipped with a warning bell and red signal lights, both of which function whenever the arms are lowered. The wate is operated entirely by electricâ€" ity, through closing of a track circuit by the approaching train. The track circuit can be arranged so that warnâ€" ing can be given by bell and lights at least 35 seconds ahead of a train at the highest speed operated. At presâ€" ent the circuit is completed by apâ€" proaching trains when 2,200 feet from An outstanding feature of this new automatic gate is the fact that it THE HIGHLAND PARBK PRESS, HIGHLAND .PARK, ILLINOIS / .2 .28¢ 39¢ 20¢ 25¢ 30¢ 36¢ 45¢ 18e 12¢c 25¢ 25¢ 32¢ 15¢ 70° We shall carry a splendid lot of cut Christmas Trees, ready for your inspecâ€" tior, {zom December 18th, on. These trees are Nursery grown, fresh cut and wiil not drop their needies. Also, like to call attention to our live trees. These come in sizes ranging from 3â€"7 feet, dug with a ball and burlaped and can be planted out after Christmas and should prove a good investment and we have quite a number of our patrons who make use of live trees each year. You can inspect samples of these trees at our store (Laurel avenue, one block west of depot) or pick out of several thousand, what you want at our Nurseries in Deerfield. Yes, we carry those little miniature Christmas Trees for the Table again this year, in pots, but please don‘t wait until the last minute with orderâ€" ing. Why not call up 85 now and if that number i« busy, lst Central give you one or the other, of the four telephones under BAHR in the directory. No, we never sleep for the two weeks preceding Christmas â€" open day and night. Come over or give us a ring. Thank You. > % On Laurel Asenueâ€"â€"Just One Block West of Depot cents on up. PAGE FIVE®