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i mt e € / 2AIRTT6, angâ€" ine. pupHcry 33â€" Demng Toroers are asked to meet at the/ nandled by Mrs. Arthur Raff. Woman‘s club promptly at 10:30 a. The purpose of this fair is to obâ€" m. Those who have room in their | ;,;, money‘ps buy more rose bushes cars for extra people will please| fo, in, Municipal Rose Garden, sitâ€" call Mrs. Ernest Reed,.1743. Please| uated just north of Roger Williams bring a box lunch as the trip will avenue, west of the railroad tracks. take most of the day. This garden, planned by Mrs. Klaâ€" The club‘s flower sale held last ber, and cared for.by members of Saturday at the Northwestern| tns club, on hnd%mwided by the freight depot was a great success.| Rast Park board, has been entered The Plant, Flower and Fruit guild | in the National Municipal Rose Garâ€" are asking for gifts of lilac® for| den contest, initiated by the Amers next Thursday, May 26, which is ican Rose society, and sponsored by "lilac day." Leave your flowers at| the Woman‘s> Home Companion,â€" the Northwestern station before 9| and hopes are high that it may win a.m. 2o the $1,000 prize. Community Garden Class Visit Arboretum A trip to the Morton arboretum is planned by the Community Garâ€" den class of the Highland Park Woâ€" man‘s club for Tuesday, May 24. 34. 85. 31. 32. 24. 25. 26. 28. Jean MacPherson Sincere 21. Martha Janey Rinker 23. Lyle Robert Root 16. Bonner J. Hoffmann 17. George C. Marshall 18. George S. MéLellan 19. Ethel Ohrmund 20. Inez Mary Ponsi _ 3. Gordon Ball 4. Kurt Bruce Boechm 5. William Winterson Boehmâ€" 6. Carl Herbert Broms .. 7. Josephine Margaret Cimbalo 8. Renee Coghill C _9 Kiste Dahk _________________: 10. Phyllis Elaine Durbahn 11. Arthur N. Frederickson . . 12. Helen Marie Fritsch Mixed Chorusâ€" Presentation of Diplomasâ€" Presentation of Class to High School â€"Supt. Clark G. Wright Acceptance of Class of 1932â€"Mr. Richard L. Sandwick, Principal Deerfieldâ€"Shields High School Girls‘ Glee clubâ€" It Shall Me Light ...................__._....... Gaul To a Wild Rose ... MacDowell Boys‘ Glee club Lullaby ... elose Friday, May 27.â€" The graduatâ€" ing programs for the Lincolnâ€" and Ridge schools will be held on Thursâ€" day evening, May 26 at 8 o‘clock, at Lincoln school. Following is the program and a list of graduates: _ As announced earlier the schools in District <108, including Ridge, Braeside, Lincoln and Ravinia, will March Militaire ......â€".â€"..â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"Schubert Mixed Chorus â€" The Cherubic Hymnâ€" L pabrennve coverevesgas +s > nreen$ se caneevernscsscsnreee â€" CEPRERRERIDON Directed by Carolyn Bennett DIST. 108 SCHOOLS CLOSING EXERCISES Graduation Programs and Class Plays at Lincoln, Ridge and Ravinia 1. Bernice Jane Abercromby Orchestra â€" (Lincoln and Ridge Schools) Turkish March ... Beethoven Will O‘ the Wisp Directed by : â€" Directed by : Tony Thompson _ _ Vivian Jane Warren Robert Joseph Snyder â€" Patricia Rudd Speed Robert Marshall Stupey Jane Frances Schneider John Martin Seyfarth Francigene Sheridan Irene Sienerth â€" Continued on page 31 Directed by Anita Roberts Lincoln School Graduates Charles Snyder Josephine Cimbalo Leo Tahtinen _ Tschaikowsky or .. MacDowell .~.s... Spross Brahms ___In order to meet everybody‘s deâ€" ~pleted purse, prices of the plants, shrubs, and .garden tools on‘ sale will be the lowest possible for plants of the best quality. This is the best time to plant annuals and perennials, and no better opportuâ€" nity for purchasing them could be found than at the fair. Mrs. Lee Frank and Mrs. Frank Wicks will be in charge of the sale of plants. A unique feature of the fair will be an information booth, at which Mrs.. Doretta Klaber, one of the best known landscape architects on the North Shore, will give advice free on any garden problem. MrTs, Adelibert Leonard.. _ The general manager of the fair is the president, Mrs. Robert Mcâ€" Knight, and the publicity isâ€" being Another charming feature will be an artistic tea room, where lunch and tea will be served by members of the club, under capable direction of Mrs. Dudley Crafts Watson and Every member of the Ravinia Garden club will be busily occupied this coming Saturday, May 21, at the: Garden Fair. This attractive exhibit andâ€"saleâ€"will be held in the Hiams avenue, from eight o clock in the morning until evening. To cirâ€" cumvent the vagaries of May weather, the fair will be held under a huge carnival tent, with open sides. which wilt be a colorful setâ€" ting for the display of flowersâ€"and shrubs. avenue, opposite the North Shore station, just south of Roger Wilâ€" Hold Garden Fair in Ravinia Saturday previous administrations and we have got to pay," said Mr. Murray. ~(Continued on page 38) "We have certain fixed payments to make on bonds and interest which come out of our income before a cent can be spent on running the Mr. Murray gave a concise talk, packed with illuminating statistics, which gave to every parent present a clear idea of the financial probâ€" "Ten per cent reduction in salâ€" aries of entire operating staff of School Dist. 107, five teachers dropâ€" ped from the school staff, including art and sewing, are major econoâ€" mies which the school board plans in budgeting for the coming year," said Howell Murray, speaking in beâ€" half of the school board of which of Elm Place and Green Bay Road schools at the evening meeting held Tuesday, May 17. School Board in. Dist. | D. A. R. Better Films 107 Plans 10 Per Cent | Committee Review Salary Cut Next Year THE PRESS inning. Castallari hit a three bagger, after which the Lake Bluff team only allowed three more runs. _ Batteries were: Hubley pitching for Lake Bluff, and Castallari and Somenzi pitching <~for Highwood. Duggan was catcher for Lake Bluff, with Comway catching for Highâ€" _‘ Monday afternoon the Lake Bluff American Legion Juniors baseball team played the Highwood. Ameriâ€" can ~ Legion Junior team on the Highwood field, the latter team winâ€" ning by a score of 8 to 5. sufficient to recommend a picture, and here as usual she gives a fine and sincere performance, but honâ€" esty demands the following com#« ments. This triangle tragedy and Ann do not seem suited for each other. _A young French officer is placed in command of a prison post in Africa. When his sweetheart arâ€" rives to marry him, she finds him alâ€" ready slipping from his old. moral standards, and drinking heavily. Unnecessary horror, brutality and cruelty follow the murder of Menjou, a rival for Ann‘s love, when the men of the penal colony revolt.. The guillotine and mutiny scenes are exceedingly horrible and it is not at all a pleasing picture, and quite obviously not for children. â€" Many of you have been waiting for "Prestige" and here we have it. faree, which may be said to be good of its kind, but is not recommended AOT CRilUT ED. n ..nn.nnnnnmmmmmmmmmmmrmmrmnnn.w.__, Montgomery and ar. excellent cast struggle valiantly to redeem this activities in a radioâ€"broadcasting studio. Wm. Hainesâ€"this time is not a smartâ€"alec and the minor roles are well acted. __"Are You Listening" has the charm of the unusual, in that it $ ,“A,,te .3 _ Daddy" brings that exâ€" cellent actor, Warner Baxter, who with Marion Nixon brings us a fresh â€"and charmingâ€"comedy with great human appeal. As a result of a promise to a dying friend, a young man, quite by accident, befriends the wrong family with a very sucâ€" cessful outcome. Family: Much good news to broadcast toâ€" day, as we look over the program for the current week at the Alcyon, and it will be a temptation to atâ€" tend frequently. There is something for everyone and good family enterâ€" tainment provided. We shall speak of the most outstanding feature first. "The Man Who Played God," George Arliss has one of his most convincing roles and is most appeéalâ€" ing as Royale, a world renowned musician who suddenly becomes deaf. In his despair he rebels against God. Then, as the result of the devotion and pleading of his manâ€"servant he finds himself in "partnership with God." Very good supporting cast. The drama is too mature for children to understand, but the picture is exceptional enâ€" tertainment. o. Highwood got five runs in the first "But the Flesh Is Weak." Robert Defeat Lake Bluff The annual election and business } meeting of the North Shore Art : League will be held Wednesday eveâ€" | ning, May 25, at 8 o‘clock at the Art League Studio of the Communâ€" l ity house; Winnetka,. Amendments ] to the constitution and byâ€"laws will } be presented for approval. * Annual Meeting of N. S. Art League May 25 N. Chicago vs Waukegan ... North Chicago Highwood vs Deerfleld ... Highwood Lake Forest vs Grayslake ...... Lake Forest Lake Bluff vs Antioch ... ......... Antioch Lake Forest vs Antioch .........._...... Antioch Waukegan vs Highwood ... ... Highwood Grayslake vs Deerfleld ......._..... Deerfield Wednesday, June 22 N. Chicago vs â€"Grayslake ... Grayslake Highwood vs Lake Bluff ... Lake Bluff Lake Forest vs Waukegart ... Lake Forest Deerfleld vs Antioch ...._...__...... Deerfleld N. Chicago vs Lake Bluff ....... Lake Forest vs Antioch ... Waukegan vs Highwood ... ... Grayslake vs Deerfleld ......._. . We Wednesday, June 22 Grayslake vs Highwood simsc..~.. Gpaysiake N. Chicago vs Lake Forest .... North Chicago Grayslake vs Antioch ...__....._...... Antioch Waukegan vs Lake Bluff ... Lake Bluff Waukegan vs Grayslake ... Grayslake Highwood vs Antioch ... ... Highwood s Monday, June 20 t 5 Deerfleld vs Lake Bluff ........... Deerfield N. Chicago vs Lake Bluff ..... Lake Bluff Wednesday, June 8 N. Chicago vs Lake Forest___. Lake Forest Waukegan vs Grayslake ... Waukegan Highwood vs Antioch .....__.._._._.... Antioch Deerfield vs Lake Bluff ... Lake Bluff Graylake vs Lake Bluff ... Grayslake Monday, June 13 _ N. Chicago vs Déerfield ___. North Chicago Waukegan vs Antioch ... Waukegan Wednesday, June 15 Lake Forest vs Lake Bluff ... Lake Forest N. Chicago vs Highwood .....Z... Highwood Lake Forest vs Deerfleld ...._.._... Deerfield ‘Friday, June 10 N. Chicago vs Antioch ....... North Chicago Lake Forest vs Highwood ...... Lake Forest N. Chicago vs Grayslake ... North Chicago Highwood vs Lake Bluff ........... Highwood N. Chicago vs Waukegan: Highwood vs Deerfleld .. Lake Forest vs Grayslake Lake Forest vs Waukegan ... Waukegan Deerfleld vs Antioch ..._._..._._..._... Antioch Grayslake vs Lake Bluff Wednesday, May 25 N. Chicago vs Deerfleld................_Deerfleld Lake Forest vs Lake Bluff...._.._Lake Bluff Waukegan vs Antioch ....__.._.___.... Antioch Grayslake vs Highwood.................Highwood Lake Forest vs ‘Antioch............Lake Forest Waukegan vs Highwood ........=â€". Waukegan Lake Forest vs Highwood ... Highwood follows: Grayslake vs Antioch...............Grayslake North Chicago vs Highwood....... N. Chicago Lake Forest vs Deerfield......._Lake Forest Waukegan vs Lake Bluff............Waukegan Following is the season schedule of thé Eighth district Lake county American Legion Junior Baseball league.~ The Lake â€"county playoffs â€" must be completed by July 10; the Second division by July 17; the downstate championship (2nd, 3rd, and 5th) will be detérmined July 30 and 31 at the,. American Legion baseball park at Rockford. The state championship will be held August 5, 6 and 7, the contenders â€" being one team from downstate and one team from the first division (Cook county) and will be played at the Threeâ€"I league park, Springâ€" Schedule of Games for Season Is Given; Division and State Playoffs LAKE CO. JUNIOR LEGION BASEBALL â€"Schedule of Gamesâ€" Monday, June Monday, May 23 THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932 , June 17 , June 1 #%4 21 . Waukegan GraysTake Played at