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'uly 25, 1929 lg services ', especially r which we l preacher. oth congre- present and Church astor in the St. f the Pres- back page --i-- - -.-Mitr.-= afitrhha--damr-Heath,-arhxr-has been liirintrat 527' North Milwaukee avenue, Libertyville, the past six months, died last week at the “age . mi 91 "years, her death being attribut- ed to old age. She would have cele- brated her 92nd birthday August 15. if 11.1.13 Reports were current last week in county official circles that Constable George Stried, working out of States Attorney A. V. Smith's oMee, had visited the operators of racing books and had ordered complete and per- manent cmsing of the books. Col. Smith stated .Stried was reeheieking to make sure the places were closed. With more than $70,000 in build.. ing permits issued'by Commissioner Walter Nibbelink last week, this sum- mer's bandit); program 1opks a if The lightweight championship of the world will be at stake at the'Chicago Stadium Friday night, Aug. 2, when thsrtiththolder, Sammy Mandell,,.ttWs on,the. flew .1itta.le.,rtaJ.ia.ry any Cayey.tri, former featherweight champion BRIEFNEWS ITEMS . FROM LAKE COUNTY Mrs. Henry Thiele, of Blanchard road, ner Lewis} ttvenue,-Waukégari, was painfully injured last week when a loaded hay-rack on which she was working turned over and hurled her overboard. . Thursday, July 25. 1929 Interesting Happenings About This Part of North Shore; A County Seat Kwik,".? . x . v. Sammy, Mande)l 9f the' world and idol of the fistiie colohy of chieaigo. 't;'s,ii.). Chief of Police C. A. Brune, of Zion, has been named a defendent in a suit for $10,000 damages, brought by Frank Code, of Waukegan, who "thart-ttmit Brumrrtmsiseked his car, in which he amrhis wife were riding, for liquor. . R. M. Lobdell, county superintend- ent of highways, last week stated that the county would not receive money from the Illinois gas tax until the end of the calendar year because the distribution is based on the num- ber of cars in a: county. The report was current that funds would be available about August lat. it would approach. the records of las? year and theyear before in Wanke- gan. . Wallace J. Simensen, soldier at Fort Sheridan, was turned over to Chief Deputy Sheriff Fred Brown last week so that Simensen could be taken to Minot, N. D., to stand trial- far em- bezzlement. Simensen was enlisted in Milwaukee, July 8 and was to be transferred to the Philippine service The cost of operating the Wanke- gan city schools for the coming year, together with proposed building plans, will cost approximately $468,- 000, an increase of $48,000 over last year. . . - Waukegan stands eighth in Illi- -: n .qRIgtirMM IB8lkmiRt " " / ," _ ",.,. .. <. ..._;-.' W829, NH THE PRESS '.i'v'.0tQk".feif.syT5R; Tony' Canzoneri nois for the value' of its manufac- tured products, which amounted to $27,3?8,209 in 1927, according to a survey made by the Illinois, Mapufac- turers" association based on U. S. Department of'Commer'ce‘ records. _It is in ninth place for 'wages with an annual payment of $4,808.579 and in 10th place in the number of employes with 3,003. ' _ T , Chances to Get Good . _ Wife, Three in Ten Man's chances of picking' a good, home-making wife are three in ten, according to a survey of the Illinois Federation of Women's clubs. . Wives were divided in the survey into five classes: . Home maker or ideal type, Mrper cent; jazz, "ean opener" type, 20 per cent; bagging type, " per cent; drudge type, 20 percent; baby doll type, 15 peruam.t. _ . A writer in Womans Home Com- panion, citing the figures, summed up the faults of wives in four of the classes, declaring that they enjoy pbor health; they are always tired; they are forever finishing the dishes; they ‘. have the children always around; they contract the kimona habit; they go in for delicatessen meals; they are always picking things up; they fill the house with relatives; they don't get around to tidying things up; they go into that after- :3??? "-""."'-'-"e'-'-'-"_e.'ee-e-e--Pql-..eqee.- "l-trl--------------..-.-.--.---------.--- marriage selamp; they lose their hus- bands. "Not all wivU," says the writer, have time or money- for a thorough making over. 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