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CPS the tomato mixture ure, while both are l1 mixed and serve rafers, Melba toast To make this parâ€" ve for a luncheon, with a tiny rosette ho are said to be a_x:en’t acting. â€" Times. . & i r who is It, be here when our _ busy to tell us s here.â€"Dunbar‘s r today. a sauce pan or the diler, add flour and nded, gradually add tomaito. to Cook for Soup . + a f I Georgia Ju?il Singers â€" Tonight .(Thursday) B ice station will meet L Shoe and Santi‘s Dairy the Lincoln Market. them ?" * 3 fa.) af "Why should: I1? They‘ve never done anything for me."â€" Pqssing Show(Loqdon.) | f * Fell‘s Shoes are now in with the Highland Sw and Louis Quick Shoe thi feet ?" The H. P. Beverage bowling won two of three game s@ries Bock‘s Service station in} the lar weekly match held at the q tic Bowling Alleys last K. Shoes took two games m . Quick Shoe ‘Repair. On| Thu Santi Dairy won two games the Highland Garage and| the land Sweets took two also frot Lincoln Market. | George Bock won high ing 231 and high lerie-_ Beginning next week of this column will begi of a series of interviews famous in baseball, golf, many other well kno sports. Follow this col stories. _‘ When Coach Eiker‘s tgnnis team lets out to compete in t n%e for the , suburban championghip, they will meet séerious oppos ion‘when they go to New Trier. ach G. H. Flaningan was heading) the list. Thomas, C. Sullivan, véterans of many tennis crowns in Atlanta, Ga., and southern boy‘s chantpion.,. Bill Coudy, North Shore boy‘$ champion and Western boy‘s star,/iis also in the Naew Trier lineup. Ne Trmr has many others who are capgble Of perâ€" forming in championship ‘style and are heading on all fours fgr the title. George Bock Bowl High Game in Next September whe Q Degerfieldâ€" Shields open‘s its door‘s {or a new school term, football can dn{s will report to a new coach. ho? We don‘t know, for as yet Read Coach "Solly" Thurston and Mt. Sandwick have not made any formal announceâ€" ment about the new cdach.| Last week "Solly" and Mr.| Sandwick went on a hunting trip, Runting for a new coach. They arg back but nothingâ€" has been said, perhaps by the end: of vacation can â€" tell you more about it. A | Coach Richardson and his rfolfers are practicing regularly and are eager to defend the subugban league title when the: season ns, The Blue and White golfers! have won the suburban crown for the last four years and are set on r tain}ng it. They are also in the market for the state championship and (rho knows they may get it! . | | A good preâ€"season forgcast| of the probable lineup is as follows: Outâ€" field, Croke, Thompson artd the other is very uncertain; Petersen, Brenen, Pasquesi, Mechem, P ilse and Cameron and the likely |starters in the infield. Skidmore 11 | catch, with: Duggan for an derstudy. Huhn, E. Maimen and |B. Maimen will handle the greater partâ€"‘of the mound assignments. ‘This is by no mean‘s a starting lineâ€"y b\*t just a guess. (The guy who lean pick a first team, this early, put bf the bunch thats been out f¢r practice, has to be greater than H ndinj! Coach . "Solly" Thurstén his great gang of baseball players have just begun their seco k jof practice. . The fellows out for places this year have to hustle plenty for there‘s only eighty th candidates out for the team. "Solly" expects to eliminate a number k and will probably announce ning lineup. : o %. Deerfieldâ€"Shields High School . ADMISSION â€"~ f -’ 55 CEi?ITS THURSDAY, APRIL 13, "I‘ve got corns." o | "Why don‘t you do something for "What‘s the matter jyrith your You and â€" Friday, April 28 World Renown Ex:t:la:nts t Negro Spirit | Taw Toh Tes Pirine Tofnit Team. | DAN TRA Presents His 8:15 p.m. "the leditor L the first io meom Sandwick unting for back but rhaps by can â€" tell vling team gries from I11’.}:e reguâ€" ‘he ajesâ€" eek. 1I“ell'u rom (Louis Thursday mes | from ‘the Eigh- ) from the ame, bow! ck‘s Servâ€" uis huick will | bow! tenn h su r for illt;Cébl’l\:w ® of ) men mmer these team e for they when The complete list of candidates on ‘the People‘s Progressive Patty is as follows: For mayor, Fred W, Wiese; for city clerk, Raymond U un; for city treasurer, Henry G. Liske; for poli¢e magistrate, Albért] Axt; for alderman first ward, Ostag Ahlâ€" berg; fom alderman second ward, Lee G. Stoker; for alderman thi\t‘d1 ard, Clarence V. Fleming. | i C hureh, comprising t_hith) voices, including twelve s boys, will present the sacre tata, "The Crucifixion," by 8i Stainer. | | The bgritone solo parts will be sung by Chester Newman and the tenor solo parts by T. O. Thompson. The incidental bass solo p: will be sung by Harry Morris, Robert Carver, and William Bowden.| This 3nten meditation is intersfiersed ith familiar hymns which arg| sung by the congregation. RalpH) Anâ€" schuetz, organist and choirmifster, will play the service. | ‘The people of Highland Patk are cordially invited to attend!| this service. $ | 1 :. | -a-â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"-â€"â€"â€"‘ x “i m Many Hear Fine Talk â€"| by Mrs. McCorinick Members of the Holy Cross dhurch of Deerfleld and their friends had the privilege of hearing an intérestâ€" ing talk by Mrs. Jane Payné McCorâ€" mick, a|lecturer and authoress of note, on Sunday evening, April 9. note,: on’bfunday evening, .r i1 9. Mrs. Moc! r,';mick’s topic w athâ€" olie Action" and her deep interest and herlthqr'ough knowled her subject }vnq apparent to all.|| Parâ€" ishioners are looking: fo to more di:couheq by Mrs. McCopgmick. strongly against .my. inno« 1 have sbof%o to fight the "The Crucifixion" to | _ Be Sung by Trinit _ Church Choir T ‘ At 8 o‘clock tonight, Th Volunteer Choir of Trinity Ep Lawyer: "As your attorney}|I asâ€" sure you that you‘ll never |go to prison with‘that amount of E ngy." ‘And 'E'jiiifii't"," he went ||there broke.â€"Capper‘s Weekly. f § Wiese, candidate for mayor, who will speak. Other candida pn. the ticket will also explain thein posiâ€" tions the @vening before |e ction.‘ The party slate is stated as)f dllows: "We believe in the rights of our citizens and taxpayers. (It is the aim of the Progressive cand dates to create confidence, coâ€"operatio , fairâ€" ness, and uphold the good i a e of the city of Highwood, thereby being respected." | 1 | The â€"People‘s Progressi\ta arty Ticket will close its campaign beâ€" fore the Highwood city |elgetion, which will be held next Tugsday, by sponsoring a mass meeti t the Swedish Lutheran Church in |Highâ€" wood next Monday evening at 8 o‘elock. The public is invi the meeting, _ CÂ¥ ~ sA The party is headed by Fr Wiese, candidate for mayor will speak. Other candidates . ticket will also explain their tions the évening before |el The party slate is stated as|fc Oth # o | | Coscalari, 1# C*-hlhrl;;l Dixon, Lg. _..|. i mpd ‘or wa f cl%)‘.“ onl ’fllompoo? rsl Dingle, Lf. ... Osborn, c, ... MeClure, |r.g. Allen,‘ Lgy |.... Hghn, rf.} .. Sfin.. 14} i... Swan,, L4; }.. Bliank, c. | .|. Stunger, r.z. Dixon, Lg. .. tersh)) )00 00000 000 c Guardsâ€"â€"Frost (Dnrflolda Ro Clothiers), Miaiman (Red Wings Deerfleldâ€"34 / fg ft pf Phompeon. it | $ 2 0 m »| | Osborn, ¢| | 4 03 Stanger, Ig . 1 1 2 1&2:&;;.::“1\‘(9\.«,‘ fi;ffu‘”. Timi Progressive Party‘s ‘ Mass Meeting to F Somengi, 1f [ |/~ Results ~. Fint;’j:llceâ€"Deerfleld. ‘ Second placeâ€"Blackhawks.|\ | Third placeâ€"Legion 8. Fourth placeâ€"Tigers. â€" Ribbons {will be awarded to playâ€" ers in these four teams. > 11 /1 Finals ; * Deer:éld defeated the |Hijghland Park Blackbawks in a clean, fast and exciting game for the pionâ€" ship game, Final score : 34 to The Legion Boosters (Highwood) defeated the Highland Park| Tigers and hereby qualified for t place. Score 4B to 34. ; fourteen teams compos d jof | 123 playerq ook part. It w eted that uf e of the teams were elimâ€" inated in the early rounds for all the games were so close evenly played las to indicate many té¢ams of championship caliber. J 4. .â€" _ The | bajketball: tournament held last. w at the Community Center (Community Service Inc/) | proved very successful. Over seve ndred people witnessed the â€"and Client: "I know the evide ‘orwardsâ€"$omenzi (Legion ; Arâ€" d ('l‘mm). Connelly (Wildéats)} Rogan )gen). i (Orioles), Pett ( Florâ€" entersâ€"â€"Titman â€" (Tigers), " Ofi |{Legion gi, If _ 6 1 1 Bock, If || | 5 0 1 Titman, c ari, lg | 5 0 1. Chambers, Ig lari, tg | 1 0 3 A. Sordyle ri 11° 1 F. SordyI All Tournament Selectio in Highwood Monday Honorable Menti unity Blf:i%?’a“ & e Here L eek Second Team Glader, rf Allep, If Swan, c McClure, 1 l'ln%lhnrlu ldeats y, the copal three prano _canâ€" John ce is , but 1g ft pf fg ft pf ght ha whs ha whs (Fells The Man Who for Echoes, A be: Edmund Dulac, artist, in The Aim magazine distribu day‘s Chicago Her Among the spori@rs of the Forum in Highland Park) gre Mrs. Marc Law, Mrs, Lydia |Hutton, Jesse L. Smith and ‘Mrs. W,/B, Metcalf. Tickâ€" ets may be secured in Highland Park from Mys. Hutton lat the Y.W.C.A. The Philanthropy | committee of the Ravinia Wom'é Club is sponâ€" soring a dessert b ;‘ e party at the home of Mrs. Williim G. Ross, 1413 Wildwood Lane, Friday afternoon, April 21st at 1:30 e proceeds of the ‘party afe to Be |used for suitâ€" cases for the Juvani li‘Contt in Chiâ€" cago. Anyone w f ishes to come please call Mrs. #odore Fischer, H. P. 2569. I[ > t A On the second morning topi¢t w ment," and in th ger Spots in Eu: Place in the bun‘ ject for the, ev Where time p#rmi! be followed l?y al period. 1sS Following are the names of Lake Forest reaide%‘ts who|are among the sponsors of the Rgrum : George A. Richardson, Dr. K gorge ‘Roberts, Miss Genevieve J m es, John Wayhe Richards, the Misgés Colvin, Dr. H. M. Moore, Miss ' Tremaine, Dr. Herbert Prince, S. A. Hartzo, Father Charles. Murphy, rs. Robert E. Pugh, Rev. Allan Rillman. . Further information and k#ta may be seâ€" eured from Miss James, Lake Forâ€" est Y.W.C.A. Sponsor The program Eo the first day, April 17, will staftl at 10 a.m. ‘The subject will be " (he World Court." At 2 p.m., the S-Jqpanese quesâ€" tion will be discusied: "What should be done about it ? u Arms embargo ? Economic boycott “ In the evening at 8 p.m. addrtessd 8 will be given on "The World |Eco ix' mic Situation"; war debts, buy American, tariffs, etc., will be discug@ed. ' Great interést Has been aroused in Lake Forest over ,3 e League of Naâ€" tions Chtonicle F m which will bé held in the Methoflist Church next &ond;: and Tue‘y, fiptr‘xi‘ 17 land . ree sessions will take place on each day, whe ' vital world topits will be discussed z Clatk ‘M. Eichâ€" elberger and J. William Terry, both world travelers grjid authorities on international | aff; g s. â€" Mr.i Eichel: berger is the editor of the League of Nations Chro: £= and an almost yearly vigitor to e League of Naâ€" tions at Geneva d other parts of Europe.. Mr. Te is managing edâ€" itor of the finpe and his articles are also to be folthd in such publiâ€" cations as the -,‘;.!. h American Reâ€" view, the New o;k Times, etc. During the j}’or war Mr. Terry ;:: a spzciulgvri beh :n ‘the,tV;'es}tem nt, and in Rusgif during the Revâ€" olution: Later he Wwas resident corâ€" respongent i}r:jt};:}{ 1:i‘ent. refids, a corâ€" respondent he ) "cove some of the most important late events in Europe such as 15 ague of Nations Assemblies, disarfjament meetings, Indian â€"Roun ‘@ble Conference, crucial meéZfixgsi’? of the German Reichstag, et¢. +/ . (Reader Notice ‘F Herald and Ex Rad a nature study ‘Bontest. Mrs. Sugden, our captain, told uis M&/story, "Bessie Comes Home."" _ We. closed © our good ‘night song. Helen Engstrom plagef! the piano.â€"Lenore Bellei, scribe. | i I ; ‘There will be ng this week, buti i planned along Kas out. The girls had r Pet Show and it was lots of®fun. [ ; Deerfi One _ A'!‘bo meeting of De Id Girl Scout Troop One opened with laws and > promise on Monday :fiirn at the Presbyterian churth. We went to p@r patrol ¢orners and took attendance.. We ipracticed a‘ folk dance and played a game, {‘Cuttin‘ the Ice." We Rad a nature study ‘Bontest. Mrs. Sugden, our captrin, told tis &!story, "Bessie Comes "League of Nations . Forum" to Be in Lake /_ Forest April 17, 18 music room and p a treasure hunt, sig were also played. _ Troop 2 has | \planning to do their part on Parents n have learned m song, and are pj to make, the. } themselves which ‘{will serve that night. ning the girls, but the Sdcial Service as well, as the puzzles were there. | Preparaâ€" tions ‘are going forWsird for Parents night will ing this putsle jig saw puzzle i attractive when Troop 4 and Bridge day, Apri Flag | bea interesting y, April 18, the be â€" "Disarmaâ€" afternoon "Danâ€" ." "America‘s will be the subâ€" ing â€" addresses. Ql] sessions will open discussion ‘In the evening will be given on Pmic Situation"; merican, tariffs, 6, 1933) VAs Responsible tiful painting by e distinguished c&l‘ Weekly, the | with next Sunâ€" f land Examiner. ing and relay: gameés last meeting in the :. School where they. Mrs.. Musser‘s direcâ€" 3 of the Forum gre Mrs. Marc utton, Jesse L. , Metcalf. Tickâ€" had nd Mt:::;d this ut 5 to nlln: hirn with Mr. ing. ; nes will be carried ir Pet Show and it cured her Girl Scout ted with ‘it, it is so ng of the Brownies ng Article in not ionly helping and meeting in the Apr. 21 THE PRESS Voice from the Crowd: "And while we‘re about it, why not throw ir rheumatism ?"â€"The Chris\t/a\:x Reg ister. ¢ ) I . Street Ofrator: "We must get/ric of Radicalism, Socialism, Bolshvis ism, Communism, and Anarchism." the nineteen colleges will be presen and a guide at the disposal of thos guests who wish to make a tour 0 the fair grounds. Mrs. Rufus C Dawes who represents Lake Erie of the college board arranged for the time and place. a ° M At a meeting of the Women‘s Col: lege Board held Saturday, April 1 at Vassar House, preliminary plant were lgid for a tea to be. given it the trustee‘s rooms of the Adminis tration building on ‘April 29. Misq Emily Goehst of Wellesley was apâ€" pointéd chairman of the tea. Alum: naé of the nineteen women‘s cdflefi aré cordially invited to take ad: vantage of this opportunity to get together and discuss plans for,theil prospective colleges. Hostesses from Officers ‘of the group which wil incorporate into a permanent organ. ization for service during th World‘s ~Fair are Mrs. ‘Hase Howells, executive chairman, | M Elmer °T. Stevens, vice chairman Miss Alice Barler and Miss Trut Kimball, secretary and treasurer re: spectively. > Loo P Te t 2 Eoc al ‘ 1 "Amid the blare and blaze of ‘New and Modern at A Ce Progress, one thing oldâ€"fas ion will standout like, the beam ; ha Arcturus," we are told. "That is type of hospitality which will be djs pensed by the Women‘s Coll Board, a newly organized gron; with . representatives from Barnard Bryn Mawr, Connecticut, Elmita Goucher, Lake Erie, Mills, Wi}wau keeâ€"Downer, Mount Holyoke, Rad cliffe, ‘ Randolphâ€"Macon, . 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