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Pwwj<!WMPPWfefl||ilJllSWlB8"l'^XL^JjjT" ^IZZT .!., J1,1,11.., . -â€"â- -â- â€"â- -•"--â- â-  14 THE LAKE •qwowb: NEWS. FRIDAV APRIL 27, 1923 GRADS'FROLIC AT ARDEN SHORE Annual Home-coming Day to be Observed at Lake Bluff Rest Camp Saturday MacCHESNEY, SPEAKER Feast, Games, Movies To Feature Day BY LOLA BAUMGARDNER "But wait a bit" the oyster cried, "Before we have our chat; For some of us are out of breath. And all of us are fat!" This or some other such summinc uj> of the * highly satisfactory, and comfortable stateKof existence of the 40 boys who have been in the Arden Shore winter campâ€"will greet the 150 or more health graduates) who are scheduled to flock back for the Home- coming celebration, at the camp near iake Bluff, April 28. j Arden Shore graduates will proudly jmake their responses to the camp jcatechism wliich containes such sign- ificant questions as: Have you kept lyour weight? Have you kept your jjob? Are you really making good? 1 Gen. MacChesntey, Speaker ] They will listen to an important (Speaker, Brig. Gen. Nathan William jMacChesney, on "War Reminiscen- ces," who is to be introduced by Mrs. C^xL-R^-Lalb^m^^jl-JEiv^n&toxv-ia^ year's Arden Shore president. The boys will "censor" the first showing of the Arden Shore moving- picture, which later will be released in the theaters of Chicago and the north shore towns. 1|' Raine or sjime^^e^ejadj^ody~, Who ran BWpoTsTbTy*cettherewlTF be on the ground. The association will pay the car-fare. The ravines and the cheery buildings, left so reluctantly for a try in the great industrial world will belong to the ^rads" for one glori- ous day. "GmmI»w Own Day So the old haunts will be revisited, quantities of the camp's special brand of milk and eggs will be consumed, favorite camp games will be played, and the boys will lincer until the very last train to talk over their problems with old friends like Miss Ferrier, the doctor, the nutrition ex- pert and other directors. education for children which is spon- sored by tuberculosis associations all over the^ United States and even abroad. It is in use in hundreds of schools and has enrolled millions of children. - ...... It is the belief, and this belief is supported by statistics, that the pre- ventive work for children is the best means of conquering tuberculosis. The talk will be used as a basis for a test to show that a radio mes- sage from Chicago can be heard in every state in the union. Messages have frequently been heard from coast to coast but radio experts state that there is no record of any one talk having been heard in every state. There are approximately two mil- lion radio receiving sets in various parts of the United States and it is desired to reach as many of these listeners as possible. The talk will be given by Mr. Char- les M. DeForest, the originator of the Modern Health Crusade. Mr. DeForest is a brother of Df. Lee De- Forest, the inventor of the devices that have, made long distance radio telephony possible. ,- n.....-ii-BiLjiji'ii'ivi'iiiiiiiii miff F. L Barnhart Gairing Fine Arts 1613 Orrington Ave. Evanston Picture and Mirror Framing. Mirrors re-silvered. Frames repaired and re-gilded. Greeting Cards Just Off the Press DR. SAUER'S Nursery Guide •$1.75- At your Druggist and at Chandler's J g- v >x >* S T O f" PUftNEIJL^ me. Asphalt and Asbestos Shingles JOHNS-MANVILLEâ€"RICHARDSON CO. Originators of Over-the-Old Wood Shingles 37 Years of Practical Experience 1177 Wilmette Ave. Wil. 2569 m mi" HEALTH CRUSADERS NOW EMPLOY RADIO IN WORK fie* â- â€¢ â- â€" On May 17, the National Tuber- culosis association will attempt one -ofâ€"the most nmque~"radio ""stunts" that has ever been tried in the United States. The Chicago Tuberculosis in- titute, which is affiliated with the national organization, is in charge of'this matter locally. Through the co-operation of the Chicago Board of Trade, the associa- tion; has been given permission to IVrdadcast from the radio station on the iDrake hotel (W.D.A.P.), which to be one of the most power- JBUCJLDffil Whether your needs are one 4otid~orH-tanT3rec^ in a position to make promp deliveries. 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