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n o e e & What Is Taught in These Lessons Swinging of the. Club ' Stance How to Hit the Ball, Etc. LADIES MUST REGISTER FOR CARNIV A L Thursday, Friday, Saturday Nights July 10, 11, 12 Jewett Park, Deerfield Benefit of Holy Cross Church Deerfield Golf Practice Range 1 1930 FORD TOWN SEDAN WILL BE GIVEN AWAY TO SOME LUCKY INDIVIDUAL COME OV ER AND PAY US A VISIT FREE GOLF LESSON \| for the Ladies || Ther ng the nominal charge will be made for club and balls D Elk Many oth ank children over to enjoy the Ladies wishing to learn to play golf may register here for a free lesson in our golf class, which is held every Monday morning from ten until twelve o‘clock. ' her MANXY NEW ATTRACTIONS no charge whatever for Appli @XI Merry I1 w e w Ham ance all th 10â€" l\ ind hildren Round ne when Mile North of Deerfield gen n ful thing Ferris Wheel and THIS CLASS the lesson them T H E P RE 8 8 ++« | W.C.T.VU. Convinced i; |\ _ Drinking at Colleges T Is Greatly Reduced The W. C. T. U.â€"wrote to the leadâ€" ing college president asking .them theit opinion of the recent charges that drinking conditions are bad at colleges and received averwhelming assurance that student sobriety is the rule and that college conditions are thoroughly safe. At the time this statement is made: 246 college. presidents have replied. Of these, 140 say there is less drinkâ€" ing than before prohibition; 44 say there‘ is no drinking.at their colâ€" leges; 46 say. that there is not now und ‘never was any but the most casâ€" val drinking among their students and that it is out of line with their college custom and tradition; 6 say there is not much change as to drinkâ€" ing since prohibition; 7. say condiâ€" tions are badâ€"and only .3; say tHat there is more drinking than there was before prohibition. : The Mystic Workers, a fraternal ‘beneficiary society, with headquarters at Fulton, Ill., will hold its fifth anâ€" nual Juvenile Convention in the Coliâ€" seum at Fulton on July 8, 9, and 10. Those who will attend the convenâ€" tron from Highland Park are: Mrs. Hugo L. Schneider, juvenile superinâ€" tendent; Marion Moon, Grace Arlene Flint, ‘Loraine Zimmer, Hugo Schneiâ€" der, Jr., and Richard Schneider, deleâ€" gates. Alinost every state university presâ€" ident declares‘ there is less drinking than ever; and the great mass of tesâ€" timony from the. colleges with strong moral and church background is reâ€" assuring to the most exacting parâ€" ents. ‘From the few colleges â€"which admit there‘is ‘student drinkingâ€" the presidents who replied to the W. C. T; U. questionnaire indicate that there is less drinking than there was prior to, prohibition\ , & Blame ‘for: student | drinking‘ < is placed: squarely on the shouldérs. of parents and the older generation by several of the <best known college presidents. ; Out ‘of 246 letters from college presidents not more than three indicate that students drink becausg of prohibition. _ Attend Mystic Workers Convention this Week Boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18, who are members of the Mystic Workers local Juvenile lodges, will attend as delegates, having been elected from the membership in their local lodge. Over 500, coming from all states in the Union in which the Mystic Workâ€" ers transact‘ business, have made reservations and qualified as official representatives to the Fulton convenâ€" tion The Mystic Workers was the first fraterhal benefit society to hold a Na:â€" tienal Juvenile convention. The boys aund girls attending are accompanied by adult superintendents acting as guides and chaperones for the chilâ€" dren attending the .convention. In: Washington the other day one motorist used tear gas in an effort to beat another motorist to a parking tion of would happen act We knew it was only a quesâ€" time until something like this l;-cen{ Dates have been set by Deerfield their | Post 738, American Legion, for Deerâ€" \ field Legion Day this year. This big es in event will take place on Friday, and Vork.| Saturday, Aug.. 22 and 23. Extenâ€" made | sive plans are "on the fire" and it fficial i~ expected that this will be the bigâ€" nvenâ€"| gest thing of its kind Deerfield Post has ever undertaken. % St. James Defeats . Des Plaines Sunday Rogan, Maestri and O‘Connor featâ€" wred with their hitting for the locals while Rund and Ariano did some exâ€" cellent twirling. (On next ~Sunday St. James meets Northbrook in a game which should go a. Jong . way toward deciding the championship: . . $ \â€" Lineups:, : t O‘Connor, ¢ Maloney, 1b Maestri, 2b Anderson, â€" Berube Sbâ€" Rogan, /ss / McLaughlin, . If Stipe, cf s Rund;: p. .;......+ Ariano, p * Bennet, p Baruffi, c Bruhny c Behrens, 3b Willa Galletz, cf Kloma, rf J. Odda, & Ladendorf 8. Oddo, s St. James .. 070 010 130â€"12 14 1 Des Plaines .000 000 102â€" 3 6 .7 Home run by McLaughlin; doubles by ~Maestri, Rogan (2), O‘Connor, Rund, Rruhn; ‘double plays, ‘Berube to Maestri to Maloney; base on balls, off Rund (3), Ariane (3) Coash (3); struck out by Rund (4), Ariano (4), Coash (11) ; where played, Highwood. Deerfield Legion Day Aug. 22 and 23 Times declares there is a county in England ‘in which the people boil their tea and open their oysters with a dagger. We don‘t know anything ubout it but we would be willing to guess that the people in this county are not in favor of naval reduction. . James x Plaine Home ri We ell, under the new tariff bananas come in free of duty. This will * it possible for the politicians to their banana oil as cheaply as correspondent «in the New York lb h rf Thursday, July 10, 1930 St. Jamesâ€"12 Des Plainesâ€"3 If »od ‘ball for the 11 strikeouts but ab ab 6 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 h h 14 0 0 0 h 0 0 0 0 H 0 0 0 0) 0 0 0) 0 0 0