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ll _""",',,", _ jigtpt flake (Lotrtntta,f ARISE EARLY . T0 HOPE WITH m Mill0llBiht 33830-83092") an: NO. TT m slang the north Gore have' Mounted to aid n distracted tttl bad In I couch for his wife, who our}! Homily morning left her bed! " Gnynlnlu: and eloped in a Pot!" with . neighbor. William Peterson, I the W, appeared before Jun-1 lice Harvey C. Coulson of Waukegan [ loud", And obtained . warrant {or' the m of Elmer Hammond, on) serious charges. ' About three o'clock Monday mom- ing, Peterson 'vu awakened by I Might noise outside of his home. Be {and that h" wife wu .bsent In. ht! - resting place. A halt! Inch convmeed him that she had 1d: her home. o'évhnkamcunizndudlnl'o- mwmmwm' 'tet2'."r2ef.1rat A - shun hi a. by. 7". - 0'. Police Join In}: After the strange elopement ,mra; reported this morning police ini "Nahum Ind surrounding emuf begun a search for the car and the couple. A an?) of all was: intrude in the ttetiefttsnttheenrl my have broken or may have been paid for the day while the We} hid nearby. Thar wu mg with a were the. l Arm to the "the theory, "and an waiting outside the PM dnrstttq Eh .HE: aueqede the plat h to - - M cam, the report that a Ford with a an" truck body had been an speeding toward Wankegen in the Gnyslake road According to information received here there was I man at tle wreel end I woman at his side. It is believed that the mine was used to serve the pur- pose of the two lovers to escape from the hwband. kiniwniditortraotntetmit mum-saw A18 woo-INIM Am wtttb-ttirseforth-itttter anti-ally "ken. "Win dweomubthlhi Jar.ii-erveftorttott- one-doubt. CORONER PROBES QUICK DEATH OF ARTHUR CARLSON Arthur Curl-on of S22 South are- run. it pun of MC, died " victory lemon-h! W M! " 2:80 p. m. me: n 1"" of In: than 24 but. An m today at whteh up"? mom VII eoodueted remand the decision that death '15 due to at. entail: ditttatket. -ire%aw, bud been employed by u- m I." my line. Feb 5. In, a nun-n sag» \'OLIVA IN - dayho a'ihtu-tuthot-uqatt. Gosrt-eitt-httrht.dltl not in}; sus, nor-h; be um: am to the Victory M-ttein? Ito-pita! The political goo-haw has been shouted tn [All county. und Irm- botkl of heHtbe Variety are brine committed by - of our lime tight dawns. Says reports from Wilbur Glenn Vélivu'u muehb press Ntertted rtrxmtt1rou---Bin Smith has unnerved the solid Volk- vote for Governor Small ad the exeeutiv" undi- d". And this in Nee of the Net that - himself In: been one of tho 'qAgttt in his condemnauon of 00. "I -irgtt-rrtertt of - all" did everything in gen» lit-th- if. Tame ,th ji'eer21?Wititg 'd,,',','.',:',','; s"ivearatiirteesrtnmitre QiheR'Imr m in a, he succumbed it" if ___ wt"; aiiifgtt,tttdPptitg; Cit; t-aai0ttheathtitsethtanews- In. Chantry», 'twns ever 'us, Me _ Mtw' top Heb-"ivodbynwido'nnd his"): Ndhrtg lit until lo TO SHALL CAMP (wit w... " . v...' k body had been) 2. Both sidec VOHVI uni the "a Waukegan in 1 Independents, are restrained from d. According to "rating more xvqh sign boards xi here there VII" 3 . The Iindepeodenta In ro- yel ttnd I wlrrnanlstrait.ed from Hitting the sign- believed that the l boards with pain' or "tempting to to Berve the pur- destroy them by fire or can: me- lovers to mwlmws- . a I Tho state has new in Bion't, ign- f bald war. l Judge Claire c. Eduard: in cir- ',euit court Friday iuued a a-ttsg injunction which pronto. to m ipuce And quiet to the "Willa. a! (Dyrtytes" by means of Wu '0! the degrading "aboard. which 1 according to Col. A. v. emu-'- doe- l ument, create ill-feeling, rioting and _ breaches. of the news. _ Important "in; '; _ Judge Edwards ruling albums. ;I lag, bitue {netball dim over! i.the famous sink-nil of Mr. Vol- le: Every city in the United Sta!" has heard more or less shout: (ue iigns and Vdin'IJ'iron "t mile ( I. is true that Judy. Ethrwcln"g ruling may not an. tho do" to_ ,'be -hopped down by thBahrriff ntl 1me, Further eoart mtierat my the! [up the step for is "In," al year. At any rue. tho 1rtgmetioni is -ifieant hoe-nu it has ataetodl the use ts the high count whieh' - an» '- fauna! - that, "(an In dado, into I bloody "are. T I 1m K. Min, widow, and - tg-al-t_ lads and Lord, tiw htentuhe_tarethepartUs mural-howl. 1150de estate li; left In their m while no other "chum or other penons Ire men- 'tioned. - 1 V Mu.- (hitching-Miami!" tHsetrhodrrrwt_taaxdtu -TheitCttybetkmnldU- Injunction Halts Voliva's Sign me his 'tm-to-e-d -tiotarlr. minim-m tsdtrrunimrdtommomNrther any for jotting Ind distu- in Zion It you the liqu moan. 1ttnnttteearr%drqtto the-m-ttMute-tee- esssaryrtepusteantnhmc" MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE LEFT TO WIFE AND SONS m In} complicated, an" d: Zior City 1- am the tell;.',',) nuisance; u, chop down and I." all inboard: that ' a! "It chlwter of fat nun no"? of by whom they may have but owned. 1 An estate wood " 'rpproximate- ly "M1!" was left by the late Louis E. Win, Me Forest, to his, wido wand two pom. "cording to the will which wu [led for probate today. The earrliaal points in Judge Ed- wards' ruling are: 1 Sheriff Green is ordered to Zion City to abate the "and I. Sherif! Green ll ordered to In 1 pm. plum tn I sea of mud Ind fauna by my fumbles, Wa, blah Muted lab Forest, 21 to 0 Saturday. From the start, the Scar- let with" the Illinois opponents 1nd in I M It". Can wnnt over. Uh only might football, Wabash qIrqtgttqd Quin in the second on I ma... and in the third -r%tl the hall oer-on. booted both goals. For m - Wabash phy- The late Mr. th In a promi- nent resident of Luke Forest. The property Iva-adorned in the will ir "rested in that city. Haring of the will will be held before Judge Pear- um S LAKE FOREST IS OVERWHELMED B Y W A B A S H ed "ara 'itikierinii "Bed paper (or m for the governor Volta. my at the "his and trftm1aturt. at the "an, Jumped " the than m In- Brunch" to offer, no the It! MM that Bnsthed thmrq& b In". dune? set Cd. Smith in com on the butnde6sited.tehasnotheen Boa rd War favor to EL "6.3..313'3' riiiiaiTCG LEI the gene: shortage, t1,T'M to C. I. "pm - .1: ..... of the - ii,") Weather conditions at this that It! also caning delay. It in it tiered that the work on new roads Ichaduled to begin in the spring will be held - hoe-um of the delay on the roads W this season. "-w.auttadbeeaGeotttt-l ditBeattiea. 1 Aeatilofeoaatroetimswo6 mun be held mr n51 spring. In an m to lush work M had been was"?! we of the road and bridge committee wnaeauedwitertitwnadFdto hymtuthoopu-lbtfhe mom important mud: in dummy In being applied with cement by the county UNI. be mad. an an listed on the priority liat sub- mtttodtothestate. Mustapha Kemal Pub), whose rise has flashed over the near east like a meteor, is a man of dual per sonality. He is n polished diplomat, AM Smut] it h too In. for I not: in tho Ember elation. by the at" of independent - d.'.. in the fHd to oppose tho hr min republic-n Ind democratic UM. Th. law requires that pe- titb- for the pinning of nun. on the bull". be filed thirty days prior to the "action. Many Highways to Re- main Unimproved Until Next Spring hasbeenareatlrhfndieeithit NO OPPOSITION Port SIIPSON AY ELECTION pert It. Wdu. who in thin - tr's Clly -ttative in the httheaion no .0 huh-fond who would - hhttetqtthqarfntters "the- "mum." alto-.5149". a ,'db.", pom '7iii'7aieiLr Road eomrtroetioo tn Lake TWO VIEWS OF KEMAL PASHA THE "TERRIBLE TURK" Nab Stanley mum, Imumpu, OCTOBER ll, p.121 no - "Wt . mum " hm, than lid .... ntl," n" . polmtd ml. "Th. the D- - at. tho new unauth- um . . no In at." are." a m mAV.'. I" Mil" an! . ' . vaer up "my..." - county ' n convex A new. IF, u ,-,-.w "um "w." w~--- - 1Lccl'lhl,t,e,"o' t'i.htl6ii"iiiiiiii'i"riiii; "a "ttered a plus out in _ db! via- M not getty. _ "this: will be uni-nu. sun' Medley, 1:131": as has Theeor_ttn-eidtrythe mruder,entdgtdnp n rattty "our com ma- of coun- and was tured over to the custody work'". on" of COOkMIHO . of tho Perifr: He will be held tn noted Hm K. (3*. chairmmth" m" jail pending W that althC'eount} m. Thef lath- Abbot, aloud. inflict-S had', Bw-Crl'w' Republican - this satin Attorre, Robert E. Crowe Wlalla'o. and Jum'" Innini Sinner [can Wm. I W. Lee Cam», In: Page county. E. A. Jet-s, Kan" county. Gary A. Barr, III My. William J. Stratum. Luke county. All gnu-1mm with the Small- Thomm amp but It. Capps, who las bean comm-1M with the Brun- wlm mp h "qu county. In, Bar ("in M was t ~4~p£don in po1itiea' .circlca that the (our will admit Charles R. Franw, the Thompson eommittq" chm" an, to their in» vho speaks _ tished Finch} wears Englkhg and sits at al desk like a official. But that's just on. On the other! Politician, - dt-ed with considerable in I aunt move made by Gov. 8 kind: in eati- in; a conveu Nov. 9, at 1th two h the " Secret Confab To Pick Judge four circles that the four will ndmiti Charla R. Frmm, the Thonpsonl committee's chm" In, to their "Ju- ventlon Ind bar m "to Bunting»! Crow-Duncan Meg". Such al All W nomm" in this wa' wtretig.tothe--rrofqtatm for his 'dodnion u b whether it would to on the who. Bach netiem some thought. mrehf bring deon of hid-(bCrv as' -blieantr rm! democrats. Friends of Jun; v Marry B. Miller, James W. Brown mild former Judge Anton Dunn w' r" bottoming their um: as posva mum-m of the dty hall 1nd Fran amp in the event De Young is not Agreed upon. tat, "all \KIU Juttes Tho question awn Among the ttol- ttiefeat. u to NW h my" tad W'mnlutinn could consistently it"! any cumm- for Supreme egmrt My! when t" .m on" to tho pmpom: - mac. UH nut be Add" Hon tho move would mean I Mht and fur ther court Proreedme It is believed. _ that there h likelihood of 'rO "publiun cun- vention. and mm hon-tic, Mch of Which will V7.3"e candidav-r. In that out the [map was expected to be as follows Dmnoemt--ei> B. Mason Winnetka, and Tr wrun- R. Donovan Joliet. , SmalLThomp Republican - Frederic R. De Mung, Harvey. and George A. Barr, .l Mu. PuhhuUd Twice Weekly of the new Nders an be Bre w wwzercn of a byryce me. After being found guilty Bishop T-a==-cxu--==T=t-.==t-iu--=='----=-W- turned loose the flood M and Scheme! Charged "W335?" tf,or2ttT'idt,"rp't'l Murder to §tand Irma-"3"" laws. mum, than. George Dow yioNt.i,ti, 101mb Jud" novella"- l 2 LS. t , determination that thy - Ind 1 P. laugh or Case (be enforud. an n i a" Eislt of Je cwenty n.en indict- ed by the Grand jury this week Ip- pnrw before Judge Edwards in, on weary chm, m Inland on 'ment of $500 bond. Frank Huh", indicted in two M o.f operating a eontld- m, pleaded miky and wu n- leuod a: payment of 81,000 bond in and: "at. Arin Dixon and Steve Kong, charged with [and utterly in! tumed over to the probation 0M {8,mnion into, their h. "I. TSer My win be M on probation. Iv-uoe'Smith M. pl" not gtriltyto "ahttetry chm and V" rv-mne' on 8500 bond. 60.... Dow, charged with man- 'tutter, w» released on payment of m bond after pleading not guilty. '- Prariies Knpric Ind Alfred Bonn pleaded not (why to charges of via. 1ntingt the liquor law 1nd Were ro- leased on $1.000 bond, tn each use. he Fox Lake men will be nr. w boron Judge Elwuds in M court next Monday to - - chargm of contempt of court u a result of eomplniuta filed today M State'< Attorney "It eh "in as filed tod Smith. wards on .hm- t, ','t22. _ The hotel .umm was raided by the M" cuutrl on Ort. 6, " - the Luuxm'e of the ttttme- don when liquor was found. Bin and - in circuit court to m contempt charge. mt - morning. We Koeth. the of Fox uh, m an" similar chug... Me was mud on April lo, "n, on an Me of M3 the he? In buns-in: a "e, on " -. A tannin: iM was a. W by the cout_ a. Int]. "It. Baehhagtnsr him from *8 or m liquor in his -hat. "in place vu valid . two "a, Arse. , an Prr.-tt FOX LAKE MEN FACE mun FOR VIOLATION Pull er hotat, Fox Ort. IS, I"; aided by , permanent Bein from h and". mu.- wards on .I 'Tiia_a-idtiik" buccnneel ine with u jowe Ali ible impulse " an Arabi 1i ftt2 as,raraeehr- iental Me Mos Stanley Bishop and the upon. sum have hushed suraitr--the M time in the last several months--- and as result, he is loser 20 gallons of moonshine and must face court once more on a charge of violating the prohibition law. State's Attor- ney A. V. Smith filed an inbuilt tion against him in the county court Monday morning. Before his arrest Saturday night, Bishop faced a long jail penance on three booze convic- tions which he carried to a higher court, action on the appeals still pending. Now he must go to trial agnin and juuging from the atti- tude of Judge DeWoHe at his but trial, he can not hope for leniency. Wu Unloading Boone When Brune and his dry squad swooped down on Bishop's place in North Chicago Saturday evening, they found Bishop busily engaged in transNrrintr a load of moon- shine from his automobile to his cellar. Be was interrupted and placed under arrest, being releued later on bond before Justice Bats, His booze supply was eontueatqd. When Bishop wu tried in - ty court the last time, he fought and lost a mega: for a change of venueudrom Lake county. He charged that he was innocent, and mat the press and public My were prejudiced "that him. Me held that he could not be given In impartial trial. meted out to I been violator tnl Lake county. And judging has a. In: that he " :'a'taitt'imM$qt mun In" " turn were amen-'0. _' Seven Couples . _ Granted Divorces Wnukm's «than. mill is - running at and". Seven dim- wer' (mated by "den "Unit in circuit court MI). Ru S. Nady, who was mated in Waukegan on May I.6, 1.10, it! given a about from his will. Ethel, on me grounds of d-rtims. Ma test fisstl, that his wife " "In Pets I. 1917, and that he had not teen her since. I Hmry Nam-en. Wuhan. we: urn-um nnnulm. t of his Innings on tre grounds that ho was unl- vat of the fut that & wife, Jesrette, had hoe" dim when he mind hot, Ha than tut any were mm on NOV. 19, 1.1., ICU that a you after MI m hi been divorred fran wan: M. Cura Rim, KW M. was 1920, about tttreq m before Tiornan ti-tqt) Us vb. A divom on tho - of de- taertion wu also [and u Wilbur G. Salter 1l'tt'ttt H. mm than hue left - Jan. ' 1915 B." ran an" an April 21, 191 . Lou Bradshaw, 'uh'm, "Wm! FM! Yr 'prlys6 m Bishop Again In Rum Raid the ot,tto.ttou.vut.tortn 'n aunt 'Pr i 'au. - TiTGid _f'll'flNilllhlilll, . tl,,,, (,, SOLDIER BONUS. I/i,; (,; (Ill BALLOT _'", , Doubt as to whale: the and. lo! 1ightwimsnnd Menorah-Ol- rdier bonus would be M to " ; ballot was settled Monday than I." ,Hendee, county clerk, reached " rfieial notice that those two pr".- Imions should be submitted to n m ;of the people at the November elec- tion. Trawler. bond {which and 'teMenrrabmidhhqrth- "venue to Ginny. Mid." Mum khatbwm 'lilwnho - b -- (,'ir."%d',irCelGl'l"a"'2 The question to be voted; "ya" or "no" on the soldiers compilation art, needs In follows: Shall the State of mm. cou- traet a debt of 355"". II in" bonds to that arra.o% It pay oft and discharge the I"; pal of such bonds within m years from issuance, in nemtedat- with the provisions of an Ad " the General Assembly of My entitled, "An Act to provide "- ment of minimisation to w persons who served with the 'sith. tary or nun] forces of the 11" States in the recent war wdth Germany?" lwy madly a direct tn - Federal Prohibitory hula-G- tiedsoatstorermitthem-r. can, at. uni tun-m Of beer"orttentsiesathart4r- by volume of doohol) I. - winu for Home manual-1 The modiiheation of Bexsttihdt- lawn also to be voted "yes" or - will - n fella": _ Shun the czisdng- State d toaybrthqemttrehah. h mummum'uy Moldi- BELVIDERE RD. " JttlMItMtMt ministers. Dr Stuart and in M will Fe exp-Mod for a. w.- tion building. M w. - a tem POM srutu,'wtt wt on in" of W... - .A n 3-7.7. magi-ind the an" 9:1 up Ch * dollh . - PRINCETON} Ill., tht. Te-Mat. nounmment by W M M. Stuart of m Gun!" Bthdgtlnt Institute of that... Ham on Rock River conic-loo tedny, III ml'nd will be but. " h d d this month for work Q h - tute's m admtniatmt" hilt. prom? in" a." " 301"".th d'tttN1futuratt Dupmm rimrfegth.-hgtr.. tuttofate-shiat,tne point, ithmhb" highway d-timat uh. This pehrt tet,ltt - eastofttt-d 'rr,,.., isex-dto't-iftoi'iui' weeks to uh fetch *' the wncmh'hw Ittrqq the period "(may in." thenmdaimic'il the who." (€qu!- beta-nip. R' u moo PER YEAR IN mm Notieesertheeueti-t_4 trreetodwsttortth-sbrt" it m'Q-'hfm It!