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«_ .~~_"' Waukee last waek, «h d C oo un 44 procri ie h P t . .b **>> * ~ee--been admitted all along that the _.: '" {pe~--. ... n wiralk in tne comt rabug in m Lakes was--arresiog i8 V "0l" €*>. lo hotel in Milwaukee and fined is . for going into the room where <4 acrowsaki bad #sworn I waar _ = . 'eant for the arrest Of his 18-- year _ MACROWSKLCASE -- _ _ CAUSES ARREST OF g GREAT mm _ * > LAKE COUNTY INDEPENDENT ,: NC 'il ." Nm RAiCBREY, he . his wife am"' «rreated $ the girl back to her fathor --. 46 Notth Chicago. He informed the iss 1 officers -- that a Great \LAkes man was {ltm to visit the tie iater -- that / night. . The of-- y waited, and #t 11 o'clock Kar-- mt on s $ * h l T Aus '($w-----.-"~---';"wl NHaaged mur:'--.'::.?::"'l-l no um':-mom_f.la!!l,'!!""." tE mnatty fot boncostorming and Seconiieg those hereafter A!"A"".'..""': their property in eraclly InS SENT _....,u'u.umm an, injunction restraintag & particular ute of apartmeat property in 'that it dinance is rev ++ F Waukegan city officials are much Interested in the rallng. In fact they hpaaasrC Cl 20 on aitce. -- awe t wilt cripple and bam! kezan ordinance to & old daughter who had gone s==/ :'lfi' her mother after a "a';'fl';; rel. _ Chieft of Police Frank J M.'R.':&h& +a her fathor watched the: CASS--AlU--108 TEJ h and hare awalled Abs out-- W mt ham t6meg< hib " which Anthony Macrowski rintfin :t.mc. North Chicago, when it was learn nry Karplaski of sovnutest im White the War at extent. in minor akis When he falled to improve 24 4 . _ M omnctd ': nons on o20 -l ::ltvuww 7"'" ering trom , Binse n be _ He is a member of the Kuights of Pythias lodge and his candition was discoversd whea inguiry was made by oficers of that order who wore! jWQ 305 wIQ yFCuuOU JIS" | .. .,. --"-'.._L,'....:.,:....'--:*:m. .'.".:I ters, Figures in Coincident. l::,.:.' kn _.... t reagi Samier.and 19 4 -:w"m]'m SAME SCHOOL,---- uy l ns m l n s e e m apiee n c arn' .. 8 meweueli e 0n . 2 a 2. M -- L Ai ihormnteriet ty ~artvegnin > maws We | + ties will make another examination. x ntvidas fest, Beck will be taken t * :. Ska -':-.ll laner colony in trowm the same Giseisa. IHSJ . NSY untdntouomm- VICE PRES. DAWES STAYS AT HC taa y e $ i o Miinr Com-- g'o'umau~mum~ '"Dawos expects to remain in Wash Ington only long enough to familiar-- _ L OA LKA _ LA hB us in sinee" my mer mt meen t . He take up residence hwfl' til next fall. wWiDOW ELECTED 10 HUSBAND'S POSITION BECTIOX--TWO _ .--~LIBERTYYILLE,.LAKE --COUNTY, ILLINOIS San Francisco, Cal, Reb. 14. --Har-- ing defeated three men and her near-- est opponent by nearly 20,000 votes, Mrs. Florence Prag. Kaha will on March 4 take the seat in congress oc-- ?M by her lata.. husbanad, Fulin® <hn, for many yOAPK., 0 -- . =.~> Some time ago two youths in North on bis tase ant body authorl-- Mrs. Mary Asma, Mother of Two Sons Who Wedded Sis-- ters, Figures in Coincident. wo people, one in Gurnea and one hrc'h'-p.mug age, and sehool mates in 'Holland, died the same day and almost the same hour, Aguriog in one of the strangest coincidents to eccur along the North Shore. MNra. Mary Asme, 81, of Miiwaukes road, died Monday at the home of her deughter. ; C K About the same tims it was learnoed that Jacob Brower, of Chicago, had _»4_-.} 13 Asma children ate br. P. zmm The doe-- tor lives in Chicago, and Alfred on Milwaukee road. They both married of the Asma girls married brothere, Jacob Beemsterboer, of Gurnea and Barpurd Beemsterboer from-- Chicago. n The youngest Asma reached the side of his mother about the tima she | M _ died, coming from Hot Springs, Ark. 4 Funeral services are to be held --to-- « marrow marning at 1 o'clock at Bt. * rw_ x'a 40006 .. GLORIA SW ANSON IS OPERATED ON rlediyand mysteriously removed from the~Plazg Athenno .. Hotel.. at . 1:30 clock this morniag «and taken,.to aA Rosiptat whore it was--said an opera-- Paris, Felbs 18.--Gloria Swanson, famots Ametlcoan film star, was hut-- ; war.performed. M m Gwanson recently becama the 'bride of Marquitsa Do La Paing~---- AGE BOTH DIE O NSAME DATE tormertly led by Lake County' ?'"@wr'un * P¥ v in i+ I You Better Hun f and Get Your Tickets -- TO SEE IN PERSON STATE DEFAULTS IN FFGAT FOR $175,000 TAX Tues. Was Last Day for Tak-- ing Up Appeal in Inheritance Tax of Delavan Smith. CLAIMED $97,000 MORE 'The state is believed to have lost Its claim to $97,000 ianberitance tax in the estate of Delavan @mith, Lake Prominent Politician,. Former Treas. of. National Repub-- lican ~--Committee ~Following Brain Hemorrhage. &mbwhrd!obolutom tact Arty. Churchill's term o ofice has expired and the new Atty, General OQscar N. Caristrom has not appointed a successor for Lake coun-- _ Abty. sGorge W. Field represedts the estate as local counsel. Paris, Feb. 1%.--"We thank our American and British friends for their confidence in Frenckh Anance and their aid in combatting assaulte against the Franc," Premier Herriot told the Chamber of Depaties today., THANK® U. 8. FRIENOS es t ive RADIO ARTISTS ~Micket Sale at Poarte's and \Lewis' Drug Store Axel Christensen *_Grace Wilson Harmony Girls Harry Geise w Do You Do Man' Afternoon ahd Evening 3:00 and 8:15 inaton----Matinee 50¢: 75¢ _ Evening $1.00 ARMORY THIS CONCERT WILL NOT BE BROADCASTED Simons and Clifford s Big Week!y WAUKEGAN WEEKLY SUN ~THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925 Y¥ $Febmm2' rowiaw t rrpmew t SCHOOL CHILDREN . "HERE HAVE SAVED er Association in all the activitier of the schools is remarkable. When we started servingc milk in the more bave boenh WiUDGTAWR ARG 1. vested in government and . other bonds, stocks, etc. The co--operation of the parents with the children in the matter of urging them to form the saving babit is the real réason for the aplendid showing made by the local pupils. In many communities where the _ Parent-- Teacher associations are not active the results of the savings systems are not so satistactory, Supt. Clark salid. PROBE RAID OF _ _ | BIG LIQUOR PLANT| _ MVUSSOLINI 18 BETTER. Rome, Feb. 18. --Premier Mussolin-- I's temperatures -- was only --alightly ubove norma} and his pulso was "oX-- cellent," his physicians announced to-- day. The Fiscist leader may recover from his attack of is grippe in a few days, it was said. London.--The "Red" army in Rur sla would be reduced to 5,000 men it nmulnutouvow-"oby the revolutionary war council be adopted, a Moscow disaptch today Kings of Syncopation ~ [ 3 Melodians x; Roger Boys ? Langdon Bros. i + % aucer d .May Choose Him OPEN BIDS FOR . New Hospital at Great Lakes Probably Will Start Early T H 0 R 0 U G HL Y MODERN That the construction of a new hos-- pital at the Great Lakes Naval train-- ing station will be started as soon as weather wAl permit is indicated by department that sealed bide for the hospital will be recelved and opened in Washington on March 17. treatment for infirmities during the war. The present hospital accommodates many veterans but the governiment fAigures on bringing many patients here from other points. Preliminary plans show that the hospitat will be one of the--most up * date to be found in the country.---- nhwmzuoeun"m The work will be awarded ortly after the bids are opened and this vfll-koltnuflloto"lm as eoon as the weather will permit There will be several buildings in the proposed hospital. R Bombay, India, Feb. 18.--A mootor truck carrying a wedding party over= turned in the Province of Indore to-- day. Twenty persons were reported klliled and fArve injured. -- A J Weaver Falis City Neb. agrt wmilturist has peen indorsed by the Nebraska delegation in Cou..cnu tor 'The proposed hospital will be used cretar» of agriculture ong of severa) seriqus}y strUET at i 1N tr 114 TWENTY ARE KILILED, Ketchup __________:---------_"----------' ~ MID--WEEK SPECIALS IN THE BUSY GROCERY Heiat 7K:tc|mp. large sise t0c-- regularly # 8 tqr beviews s eer seuivnones cnev esns 8' Washing OCrystals -- Gilletts. Washing Crystal § packages ........,@--.----= BEST OIANULAT'D_UUGAI--- 5 pOURNGS .........._._._..._--«~~c=> Choice Florida Gra Fruit, 4 for......_.-- 'lv!;a:;,'jfley ¥Florida Oranges, dozen ........-- by Goldn Hallowee Dates, Ib. ... Yacht Club brand Tuni Fish, 1. lb. cans... (¥% 1b. cans 3 s 0 se PC Vexer is a vegetable extract, mad® ymwuhmmowa& Nt 3 fi"i# nen in Vitamin B and #2 _ oth cking in many: foods, \-- > w oi .3 C /sts in cans 23¢) SUGAR--5 Pounds 33¢ considered $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE 87¢ 10¢ 29¢ 39¢ 15¢ 43¢ _._-- port within a "UPTOCAr TOUNa--*~~ * 2 ROBBERS STICK Patrick Hanlon of 827 Hickory __Covering him wi ver®, _ highway robbers ftor «4. 1 Hanlin, a young man u}&j' ~B2T. Hickory street, to tu mmtf- uables and --then-- cor-- »--ii+4 Migzs 40 walk on without lo :=g Baek at they darted into an < ~*> a22 WA# POLICE MUKM ~ON_ He was compellel s-- '"%r. i 32 hands and one of ths . J«=c= <o.(~@m -- / ed him taking some 68 ~' c<;>+>@e« >«! his keys. He did not ». ~« <i; m$105 0@ 3 with him. -- ts .: KE /. IP ~~Haniin wasthen --o--d0p84) Amesic _.-- ~** [north on Hickory site: z20 Wikt umt the . newspapers. TWO NEGROES 4FF -- _~ LYNCHE® {00A¥--_-- in Hoimes eoux noag ported qulet £¢ scene of dsorder last were taken from a _ TCOX ~@ hanged by a mob whic! itevxd ins with murder and atte: t ®grd* The negroes were ta *Ct C ty oficers after they * n M tured in a swamp to \ + ghag~. B fed after Hal Winters < > killed Wiscley P. Mart mer* AmMmeuL®. Foch sent coples of the report i& ~~~ all the allted ambassadors. The am« P basadorea' council will discuss the ree tion manager. port on German arma ing forty four pages ®# es, was handed to Precs Marshal Foch at noon ars first, man power ans TURN OVER 1 OF ALL iItary control comm gewl+ Young tender green mnml 15. ~.~::.< : su44. exementees se +9 W alnuts 1 quart bottla pure Diamond brand No. Shell Walnuts pound Buck Wheat ¥Freah ground New Buck Wheoat, % pounds ... Palm Olive Soap ubles Near Home. (;3.34% Bor) as4 «002200008 ____ 21¢ _ Uik 35¢ -- 43¢ \" , 20¢ *# \ t\ ¥ c P NX . ¥o 43@