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Letter From Plane Lost 6 Months Ago Thursday, July 10, 1930 A letter from the mail pouch carâ€"| ried by the illâ€"fated airship of the Western Air Express company which was lost on January 10, was delivâ€" ered I'tst week to Irving Townsend, 315 North Utica street, Waukegan. The lost airship was found. two weeks ago in the Wasatch mountains of Utah by two sheepherders, who noâ€" tified the postal authorities. No trace of the pilot has yet been found. The letter received by Mr. Townâ€" send was postmarked "Los Angeles, Calif., 12 m., Jan. 10." It bore stampâ€" ed notification that delivery was late due to the wreck of the airplane on that date. All Veterans‘ Day, the opening feaâ€" ture of the Illinois State Fair, Saturâ€" day, Aug. 16, is established as a mark of recognition, on the part of the state administration, for the men who nave served in all the wars in which our nation has engaged. Three thouâ€" sand dollars in awards will be disâ€" tributed to the winners in the band contests, drill team and drum and bugle corps: competitions. « To infuse comedy in the entertainment, the proâ€" gram calls for the competitive apâ€" pearance of "clown bands" and offers three cash prizesâ€"$100, $50 and $25. Daylight fireworks will be set off at intervals and for the evening the most pretentious fireworks program that has ever been presented in Illiâ€" nois is promised. Plan Allâ€"Veterans Day at State Fair Aug:. 16 Final Census Figures For Waukegan, 33,558 Final and official census figures for Waukegan were issued last week by Mrs. M. K. Northam, census superâ€" visor for this district, showing Wauâ€" kegan to have 124 more people than were shown in the unofficial count made four weeks ago. ‘This addition brings the 1930 total up to 33,558 for more than a 14,000 increase in the last decade. > Report of the condition of Citizens State Bank located at Deerfield, State of Illinois, mt the close of business on the 30th day of June, 1930, as made to the Auditor of Public IArmunu of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law. ° I, W. W. Melivaine, Cashier of the Citizens State Bank, do solemnly swear that the mbove statement is true to the best of my knowledge und belief, and that the items and amounts shown above correspond with the items and amounts shown in the report made to the Auditor of Publie Accounts, State of Illinois, pursuent Lo aw, cco0s ooo 9002 i ul State of Ilinois} County of Lakef _ Subscribed and day of July 1930 (SEAL) Capital Stock (1) Surplus . (2) Undivided Profits (net)(3) Reserve Accounts . (4) Demand Deposits * (Ga) Time Deposits (5b) Bills Payable (6a) Other Limbilities (10) Cash, Other Cash Resources and Due from Banks (1â€"2â€"3) _ $ Other Bonds and Securities (5) Loans on Collateral Security (6a) Other Loans (6b) Loana on Real Estate (6¢) Banking House, Furniture _and Fixtures (9) Other Resources (12) Total Resources LIABILITIES Tota) Linbilities (Official Publication) RESOURCES W. W. MeILVAINE, Cashier «worn. to before me this 5th H. R. VANT Notary Public % 50,000.00 10,000.00 3,068.54 32.03 109,880.44 17,283.34 25,000.00 $ 215 K,8KL,74 11,240.43 23,500.00 13,157.16 1.611.42 595 205 252.47 66 06 Meter Semon, farmer living near Zion, last week was awarded damâ€" ages of $2,000 by a circuit court jury for a grass fire that burned his buildâ€" ings. Andrew Lund, blamed for the fire by Semon, was ordered to pay the damages. Americans are forgetting how to walk, one writer says. But the walkâ€" ers are learning how to jump, and that helps some.â€"Dallas News. AN, ORDINANCE AMENDING PARAGRAPH (a) OF SECTION 5 OF AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN _ ORDINANCE REGULATâ€" 1G THE CONSTRUCTION AND UsE OF OILâ€"BURNING _ EQUIPMENT _ AND | THE STORAGE AND USE OF OIL FUELS USED THEREIN." BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HIGHLAND PAKK, LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS : SECTION 1. ‘Thut puragraph (u) of Seeâ€" tion, 5 of an ordinance entitled "An Ordiâ€" nunce regulating the rmmru‘lun und use of vilâ€"burning equipment and the: storage and use of oil fuels used therein‘" be and the same is hereby umended so that it shall hereafter be, and read us follows: (a) GRAVITY FEEDâ€"WHEN PERMITTED will prevent the abnormal discharge of oil at the burifer. Except as permitted in this secâ€" tion, no tanks, drums, nor other containers inside a building, or discharging inside a building, shall be provided with a faucet or «ther bottomâ€"drawing device which will per» (a) GRAVITY FEEDâ€"WHEN PERMITTED, Gravity feed to fuel oil burners may be from a tank or tanks having a total capucity of not to exceed. 275 gallons, provided that the burner to. which the oil is fed is equipped with an nutomatic sufeguard mpproved by the Fire Marshall and Buidling Inspector, which «ther bottomâ€"drawing device which mit the wravity flow ow liquids building. . Pipes shll not termina point lower thanâ€" the level of the supply. _ P h ordinances . in repealed. . effect from and after its pussage, approval and publication necording to Inw. _ , ATTEST City Clerk Pussed _ June 23, 1980. Approved _ June 23, 1930 SECTION 3 SECTION 2 C. MUSSER, 20 % DISCOUNT All ordinunces or parts of conflict . herewith are â€" hereby 618 North Greenbay Road â€" Highland Park This ordinance shall b« Reliable Laundry and Dry Cleaning Company BENJAMIN F. LEWIS liquids . inside terminate. at T H E P RES 8 Mauyor will be given on all DRY CLEANING as well as onlaundry that is brought and called for at ‘the any The Oldest Business Concern in Highland Park of 19 subject to conditions contained herein and covering all labor and material to construct the above mentioned building as called for in the several divisions of the work ms folâ€" Rip Was a Piker _ Rip Van Winkle slept twenty years. But that‘s nothing. We all spend twenty years or more in sleep if we live the allotted three score years and ten.â€"The Country Home. in the several divisions of the work ms folâ€" lows: Musonry, Concrete, Facing Stone, Struc» tural and Ornamental Iron, Carpentry, Lathâ€" inz and Plastering; Slate and Composition toufinu and Sheet Metal, Painting, Glazing, inoleum, Window Shades, Furniture, Heat» ing and Ventilating, Plumbing and Gasfitâ€" ting, Electric Wiring and Fixtures, Book Stacks, and Elevator, will be received by the Library Board and will be opened by the Librury Board ut its meeting on Tuesday, July 21, 1930, at 7:00 p.m. Bids will be considered only from individ» uals, firms. or corporations possessing sitisâ€" fuctory finuncial und technical mbility, equipâ€" ment, and orgunization to insure speedy comâ€" pletion of contract. In muking awards the records of bidders for expedition and satisfactory performance on contracts of similar character and musâ€" nitude shull be curefully considered. At the dixcretion of the architects or the librury bourd drawings and specifieations may be obtained by mpplicution to the architects. Holmes & Flinn, and by makinx with them a . deposit of a certified check payuble. to Holmes & Flinn in the sum of $10.00 for each Holmes & Flinn in the sum of $10.00 for each set of plans, as security for the safe return of the pluns and specifications within ten days of the opening bids. Proposnis to be cohsidered by the owner shull be maude on bid forms supplied by the architects, and each. proposal shull be acâ€" compunied by m certified check amounting to five per cent (b%) of the amount of the bid in ench instance. The suceessful bidder will be required to give a surety bond in the full amount of the contract. ‘The owner bid and to r Dated June NOTICE TO BIDDERS: . Sealed PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING FOR 'fll& CITY OFP HIGHLAND PARK PHONE 178 to reject any ine 19, 1980, Mrs. J. B E. H. Eitel, Mrs. Charles Rubens, Rev. Frank Fitt, Jesse Lowe Smith Mrs. C. W. Buike, Mrs, Otis 1.. Beardsiey Byron C. Howes. the right t« and all bids F. D. Everett Garnett, proposa is rein â€" and ept ident will full HIGHLAND PARK Buite 4 486 8t. Johns Ave CARPENTER AND BUILDER Screens and Doors Repaired Sharpening Tools Any Outside Work Highland Park, HIl 153 N. Second 8t. _ Tel. H. P. 457 514 Laure! Ave. H. | THOR WASHERS APEX CLEANERS Telephone 555 GREENSLADE Electric Shop Electrical Contractor DR. B. A. HAMILTON DR.â€"A. J. WURTH DR. J. W. SHEDD Telephone H. P. 357 47 Bt. Johns Avenue A. MENONI Telephone‘ 678 DENTIST DENTISTS H. P. State Bank Bidg Highland Park Highland Park H. P. 555 ILLINOIS 21