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_â€"_â€"â€"_ _ | MAXINMS lmfimmn PARK mmep ol cNASH SALES â€" TY _ |] ~PARK AVE & SHERIDAN RoAD Thursday April 11, 1929 it was reliably learned last week, acâ€" cording to the Waukegan Sun, which reportsâ€" that Green, contrary to earâ€" lier reports, is liable to be released from the state position. His ‘effiâ€" ciency in office and the fact that the large. number of aspirants for his post embarrassed ‘Gov. Louis L. Emâ€" Warden . Elmer Green, of Joliet and Stateville prisons, has decided to become a candidate for sheriff, Elmer Gréen May Be Candidate for Sheriff ~Buick 4â€"Door Brougham â€" 1925 model. * & Nash Chevrolet Coupeâ€"1927 model. Little Marmon Coachâ€"1927 model Also several Fords, Studebakers, Jewetts, Paiges, Marmons, Nash, etc. JEFFERY A.CARQUEVILLE Nash Advanced Six 7â€"Pass. Sedan â€"Wire Wheelsâ€"1928 model. Chrysler model. Nash Special Six., Coupe;â€" 1926 model. â€" e Nash Standard Six 4â€"Door Sedan â€"1926° model. § Nash Special Sixâ€" 4â€"Door Sedanâ€" 1926 model. f bring =**~<E¥€ closed cars/ REMEMBER the "oneâ€"man" tops that could outwrestle Zbysko? A . NASH . coupe. means dry hours in April ash Special Six Roadster bleâ€"Seatâ€"1927 model.> model. Special ial _ Six Rumble Cenvertible eat â€" 1928 Rum merson gave credence to the report that he would stay. ; =@% In. conversation _ with â€" Waukegan friends recently he stated for a cerâ€" tainty that he would be a candidate for sheriff, however. It has been reported that the warâ€" denship will go downstate rather than to Cook county, and that Lake county will lose much of its patronâ€" age because the only opposition is among Republicans at the primary, leaving the election a cut and dried matter of counting the overwhelmâ€" ing Republican vote.: â€" Lester Tiffany, chief of police in Lake Forest, is the only other avowed candidate, although a number have had the itch to run and are only waiting until they can get ‘a better view of the field of candidates. The April. The young man‘s thought lightly turns to thoughts of love in. spring, the poet says, but the girls of this city may say that it takes a good many telephone calls to keep it turnâ€" ing: ? >â€" _ * lfe i to question on page: > A ~ , aa d P e e Co Mect , #®a s3 a%» e HeHp PPH nlCk es .16 North Sheridan Road, Highland Park Helen Ryan â€" _ «_ â€" Jane Stewart. °. Formerly with Borchardt Beauty Parlorâ€" _ Formerly with Denzel‘s Vanity Shop primary will be a year from SPECIALISTS in all lines of BEAUTY CULTURE s M arch 8380, 1929 PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 3220 Experts in Permanent Waving Tâ€"H E P RE S S > MEADYE :: â€" BEAUTY SALON ROOMS 7 and 8 N. 8. Sanitary Dist. to Build New Plant; . _‘Legal Tangle Seen Probable location of the proposed $500,000 disposal plant to be erected in Waukegan by the North Shore Sanitary district board was discussed in a conference between members of that board and Mayor L. J. Yager of that city last week. 6 The location of the plant was not determined in the meeting, the quesâ€" tion of whether the plant should be located on the south side on the North Flats still being debated. The city is planning the installaâ€" tion of an auxiliary sewer on Mcâ€" Kinley avenue to take care of the great flow of sewage from the south side, while a large sewer system to cost nearly $500,000 is planned for the extreme north end of the city. It will be.necessary for the proposed of those lines. # ‘The ~establishment â€"of â€"this â€"plant within the next year or two will reâ€" sult in elimination of disposal ef all sewage into the lake at Waukegan and will serve to lighten the load of the city waterworks in years to come rains carry you directly to eâ€" waysconnecting with hoth :heml: S{’Staiion Areuie 2 + s s td 2 o Pc0 ue o c We of the South Shore Line Tem{im; {Randolph St. L C. Qéx:nlbtn station and I linois Central Station.. Within three blocks of each of the following: North Western Station, Union Staâ€" tion, 'I')e';r‘l;’é}n"g‘;ii"s'«'.&m“ on Grand Central{B. & O.] Station. Trains carry you directly to each of the following: Station, Union Staâ€" _= [BPolk St.%‘Snmion., B.&O.]Station. _ .:E Aurora and in . its work of «emoving pollution from the water;,~â€"â€"~~~ pomunieris t Need Legislation The construction of the building depends â€" somewhat, â€" however, â€" on whether the legislaturé passes a bill which will legalize theâ€"erection of the plant and likewise legalize the system â€"of sewage ~disposal as has been followed by the board during its existence. The board, it seems, was organized for the purpose of erecting one large plant instead of the series that are now in service in Zion, Waukegan, North Chicago, Lake Bluff, Lake Forest and Highâ€" land Park. °/ * It is not expected that the saniâ€" tary board will have completed its plans for the plant and will have decided ‘ on the proposed ~location within 60 days. If <everything is favorable the erection of the plant will be started within the present year, however. «mm Local Man to Attend Celebration of Birth of Incandenscent Lamp â€"Chicago and the north shore will be weil represented in the galaxy of prominent men who will be in Atâ€" lantic City beginning May 31 for Celebrations of the birth of the inâ€" candescent lamp, the city‘s diamond festival and for the convention of the National Electric Light association. _ Marshall E. Sampsell, of Highland PArk, president of the Central Illiâ€" nois Public Service company, Chiâ€" cago; Britton 1. â€"Budd, president of the Public Service company of Northâ€" ern Illinois, Chicago; and W. J. Hagâ€" enah, viceâ€"president and special counâ€" sel, Byllesby Engineering and Manâ€" agement Corporation, Chicago, are on the program of the National Electric Light association. _ i# An international celebration of the golden jubilee ofâ€" light, marking the fiftieth anniversary of the invention of. the incandescentâ€" light bulb by Thomas A. Edison, will be ushered in on May 31 when Atlantic City beâ€" gins its diamond festival as a corâ€" porate community. . At the same time the city will open its new $15,000,000 auditorium, the â€"largest â€" convention hall in the world. .. President Herbert Hoover . and nembers of â€"hisâ€"cabinet and other high federal officials will be invited to attend the threeâ€"day‘ celebration incident to the dedication of the auâ€" ditorium, and Mr.â€"Edison is personâ€" ally to appear at the convention of the National Elecfiric Light assogiaâ€" tion June 3â€"7 in the new building. Henry Ford also may appear there. Des Plaines May Get Experimental Station The bill to provide the necessary funds for an agricultural experimenâ€" tal station near Des Plaines, has passâ€" ed the house at Springneld and is now before the state senate for ac. tion. State Representative Anna Wilâ€" marth Ickes announces. The station is < sponsored ‘by the University of Iilinois and the bill appropriates $30,â€" 600 for ‘constructing buildings and for maintaining the station.