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nil" ti -.:r 1 the seventh. NewTrier's lone tally Mrs. H. V. Greenwood, 113 7 Asb was made in the fourth on a single by 1adaene écnSb-tre fo A Foslund and a double by Dahi. aaen e, evistlyatuiamiFa. P TR N Greenblatt pitched well for New at-e ek'vsta imFa Trier, but he Iacked support. Evans-j ton nipped him for eight hits. New::01 Trier collected a total of five bits and made three errors. The Evanston-. ians'had one error chalked up* against thein. Kniglit did the catching for New Trier. In the infield were Sinding at first base,. Thorsen at second, DahI at! third, and Cullen at shortstop. B ail ad Kahler played center field, Fos- ]und left field, and Hallquist right field. ewTrier split. even in two gaines witi Waukegan, last week, .înn the first on Tuesday, 8, to 5, on the.I home field, and losing, 1 to 0, ati Wfaukegan on, Friday. Waukegan, recently, was admitted to the Subur- ban, league, effective, December 19R. Tirsretlau an ils bew rith rosonex Frday of thi week at Maywood.t F Offer Regular Delivery on rrac1liad7ted NIlIR ere zAcwdirig to the local W,\ieland, branch manager, Cý. O. Johnson, hysicians, public health and wvelfare. %vorkers -are hailing mith enthusiasm a most important development ini the science of nutrition-protection f rom rickets in babies, throtugh irradiated milk. Authorities say that rickets ini some formn is one of the most coin- mion iiutritiomal disorders of infancv and childhood. and that at least hiajf of the citv babies iii north ern lati- tudes are affectcd t o ,sonie ,degree. In accute cases it cautses such ide- forniities as bow. legs, knock knees, pigeon chests, blin orhas, etc, with which -vou .are familiar. \%'len in 1924.Dr,. Harry Steenbock of \Visconisin, and others, discovered that faods could bc irradiated hy the ultra-violet ray, a1 new note oi prog- ress was struck for pulic health. Later m-hen it iwas found that irradi- ation couki be apptied to inilk, man's inost important food and the ont- standing supply of calcium a nd phios- phorus for teeth and bone-buildinQr The Local Telephone Directory., GOFS PRESS SON In the interest of good service, subscribers Ii. uosvej.i. Miss Hturst wenit to Washington to be a guest of honor with Mrs. Roosevelt at the Woman's Annual Press Club dinner. "Anitra's Dance," published on March 21, went into a foiurth edition' before publica- tion. LDV TISERS ý - à m are to cati ýýýTO