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e * George Hapke has returned to his Says Tribune is World's Great-- est Liar and <Offers His Proof on the Gas Tax. son, declering for relief for the far-- mer and continued progress in hard road construetion, 'Gov. Len Smail to day fired the opening gun in his cam-- paign *or renomination for governor. mmu'nelhtcnepuum tacks on Dim As UuujuBil. The governor cleared up his stand on the disposal of the money collect-- ed under llilnois' 2 cent gasoline tax law, beld invalid last Friday by the --OPENING GUN IN STATE CAMPAIGN state supreme court. state supreme court. Mrs. V. E. Daviin and son, Charles, tn»a Crystal room of the Edgewater "The Chicago Sunday . TriDUD® |were in Chicago Thursday. Beach Hotel Tuesday evening. The claiming to be the world's greatest| (~ m Wheelock returned hOM® arfsir was sponsored by Wright's newspaper when it is in fact ~th8 im;s week from a business triD 10 Grove Lodge A. F. & A. M. wcu'-mwwfldwm'mm 'mumx'nmm .e.,pruuwma'nnl:"m un;.n.noenmotumm!:.,,mx.mu--.m':'t bill heading, type two MMule"'"""m'& Bailey's Harbor, Wis., this season an! "Cnan Ciaz Refund Fight". "*"SDall !9 proon * * s mtflflmmh""'o" wcu'-mwm'mm'm;]fl;'--" y M""mlnmm'. ur._'.n.m.m"u Bill heading, type two inches Bigh-- ;, spending a few days Wwith | "O'O:GMWMV'.'SM»M . Keep $3,700,000 of the Money lllegal | / ang Mrs. Len Geary : bCoW" M"flvofl&w'mmmmm ticles composed otvmmmmmm',,"mw Hes in that one issue of the PAPOT. | 1y and Mrs. George Broug "flufllhmmw»mw.mmmq tuaily collected under the gasolin® sepool play at McHenry last uxhv.nmdb!unhltltdfll-m mwhlclmlotuflOb!tloll- Bernice Geary of Round L preme court on purely legal techni ed his mother, Mrs. Alice G« calities, were deposited according t0 Tuesday. hv.-inmluumndmi Friends of Mrs. Tom Vase still in the state treasury. 'sorry to learn that she had «> Up to 'Atty. General |fortune to afil and break a "&'quthumm.olmn-hormw'lh\;!m- Dr. J apiowe ""m" "mn.kulu.c K. Werden unde: nance do i n L thes dupai-.m." the Victory Mem mw""""m"mnmmw.mmm. I assure you that whatever dition is reported as favoral may be necessary whether legislati?® | "y_' ang Mrs. Eugene Prior or in the courts, Prompt StePs ®!ll D0 nean Kirk weer in MCHeNTY """"'m""'m.'f-hw' Mrs. Frank Meyer and sor cordance .with such rulings. of McHenry, spent Saturday The governor added that he had DOt _i mi,. mother, Mrc. AliCo realized what hbhis attacks on the, mmyulloustmflfl Tribine would mean in the w27 O 'y, nome weer Ronald, VIY "persecution' 'and pleaded for 8UPDOTt m/ ang Doris Geary, Mable at the polls that he could cart} OB tjaven, Grace ~@nd Harold promised that the 1323 C work would eclipse all fo in any one year, in any one year, Miss Vivienne Geary 0f TWUBC'. °2 |on Deerfield avenue. uy-Trbl-dufimmoma 'mdicmemkhrmm'uund! Amm"'mm Branding Secretary of mmmmmmmmubimhum"mwflw merson as the "Tribune's candidate tives. lat Masonic hail Saturday evening, ernor," Small declared that mnmmm-umwmm and refreshments. m'swo.atmz'mcmn'nu-ehbmm Urndlln-' The card party given under the hmwmundmdh.mumlmwmnutm ""mflefldmmmAu- manner and that nearly $5,000,000 and Ms. v','}':"""".,',':t:""" iliary at Masonic Temple Friday eve-- were added to the state's appropria Ard -":wMMm;::'flnmsnryMM.mv tions toruhmln"fll"""""',"'mu d'tm" ~iwas a large attendance and the games founded as proven by thohltgf'f::l a pleasan spent. were enjoyed. ul'):l_nty refreshments rt of the United States * : were®served in dining room from :::t of Commerce." Small cited &r'OOOQOOOWQQOOO_O tables --prettily 'nouh.:del red, t of 0 -- and candles American !""..'f '..","__tf.'f_t.?:.?r mncmcfl O mmm ol'& Tlr.mm of other or ing !linois governmental machiner? was lower than in any of the sur-- roundinz states. _ that l;.fn-orwn a0es nol ©@****/. nrovement. unders what the maintenance of | highways consists of. He mwy'"w'mmtwmm has it confused with the building Of |erngon, hwmm'i roads." The governor then explain-- Mr. and Mrs. Loomis | ed maintenance fully and lauded the * Ray attended type of roads built in lllinois. l:,:{:"'"' in Wauconda : Monday Coupled With Trib. Mr. and Mrs. Merie Garbisch and "Oft course, Mr. Emmerson being daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall uorflmmummunxommm,umuvuum mu.mmumuunummm'um Mr. and Mrs. one--half of the appropriation for B. K. Simons. mmmflouumm Chatles Wewetzer was a business cago Tribune for advertising which visitor in Chicago Friday. would be just as reasonable as this Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plagge and eo-pnnt."thpmm family visited Sunday afternoon with "ulmwmumluml&"'lfl-mm. want to be re--elected . governor be-- Clyde Wright of Wauconda called wdmm«m"mmm' § ity of my opponent: The record of _ John.Hirn was given a party in hon +# onent _ 189 *~* * wtom, Oor f his 70th birthday last Thursday want to be re--elected .. governot °C cause of the weakness or unflh; 't' d -' M;.._E.._.. which L&ALLB, & Declaring that the * price of farm products are entirely out of balance 'mmm.'!_An-L. can m i# I hare made and which I will con-- tinue to make is known to the people. lthbtmi»hdh'm&u m-u...uunmw-m way and continue the humane, eco "*U7 "+ odministration of state af-- o o o o 0 0 0 0 0o 0o 0o o 0 0 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Burnett, of Slocum Lake, called on the latter's sis-- mm t C V Te stated that "the tederal® government could create an interstate commerce commission to fix and regulate the vfla""""""m.d. and o 00000000000 0 00 o -- WAUCONDA prikg wunk Mn C C1 0. Hks .d,mmmmwm ¥visitor TuesGay. 'Misses Belle Taggart and Margaret Duers were in Chicago Wednesday. Erwin Moody was a Chicago caler Saturday. Albert Martin of Dundeé called on the G artham family Sunday. _ . _ Ira Fisher was a Chicago visitor on Monday. Mrs. Frank Meyer and son, Donald, of McHenry, called on the former's megor Mrs. Alice Geary, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baseley and family and Mr. and Mrs. S@d Osgood and--family attended a show at For River~Grove Tuesday evenin, where they sa wBen Hur. Roland Hollock was a Chicago vis m;g Paddock made & business trip .1 " a to Barrington Tuesday. _ -- _ _ . -- Mrs. Virian Scott of Chicago gave instructions at the 0. E. 3. bha'll Tues-- day afternoon and evenming returning C@or Mrs3. Alice Geary, Tues0aY. Asa Crabtree of Cary, was a visitor work iwork at the Bowman factory, 'ing under the eare of doctdrs ! w_c ""-.-- Cmm . Emt e ds o callers at the home of Mt. and Mrs. spending a few days in Chicago with their son; Joe Golding, and family. Tuesday, after spending several days in Chicago. -- Art Stoxen is driving a new Chey-- roleét car. > C. W. Pratt was a Chicago business "' lmn es lt 2 0. c 22e ds t in t enc nds lt coromccniiieraatnts 11 u0N _ Mrs. Kate Dobner is seriOusly ill At Ruth Mesdames Jesse Strong' and the home of her son, Ben, near Flint George Engstrom and Wm. Clark and Creek. --+daughter, Lois, attended the. flower Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Houghton and shows at Humbolidt,. Garfield and daughter, Thyra, of North Chicag0, Douglas avenues Wednesday spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Clar _ Mry. and Mre. Carl Stadier, 8r., have ence Daley. returned to their home at Decatur. uuc.nmmatm.m-mmmmum ing of Waukegan Chapter O. E. 8. last nome of their son,; Carl Stadier. -- _ _ Mrs. C. R. Wells attended a meet-- ing of Waukegan Chapter O. E. S. last Thursday evening, when her daughter moving into the Prouty house. 'ception and dance which was held in Mrs. V. E. Daviin and son, Charles, 'tnoa Crystal room of the Edgewater were in Chicago Thursday. Beach Hotel Tuesday evening. The C. E. Wheelock returned homg artair was sponsored by Wright's this week from a business triD 10 Grove Lodge A. F. & A. M.; 'mm '*mmum."uouumlu HuA.H.Bmhm«of&mmb,mg_m.mu is spending a few days with Mrs. L868 paiey's Harbor, Wis., this season and Brown. * j'exhibited at Chicago last week, at | Mr. and Mrs. Len Geary and chil-- in» <Art Institute, was awarded the amwmmmmmmmwmmnu tham, Jr., Friday afternoo8. Club of Chicago. Mr. Williams has | Mr. and Mrs. George Broughton 2004 peen painting enow scenes of the dis daughter, Lois, attended the EraMmMmAT tric+ around Bailey's Harbor for the ochoolphyatllenmyunw! Mgmmmnoumw evening. Deertield *3 -- Bernice Geary of Round Lake visit |~ (Cjarencve Schmidt, a former pupil wardt, were among a class of six can Mrs. E didates who were initiated into the Strong traternity. | Mr. _ Mr. and Mrs. Brown of Hebron,. are 'Migg E moving into the Prouty house. | ception tlu.v.l.nulhmdm.curlu. the, C:I were in Chicago Thursday. _ Beach Bernice Geary of Round Lake vigit'~ (Cjarencve Schmidt, a former pupil edhismother-mmm-""'otlh-m:u.'w hn;M Tuesday. last Wednesday. Mr. M etudy Friends of Mrs. Tom Vasey will h# |ing for the ministry at: Mission Col ,mwmmt-uum-b-- lege. Plymouth, Wis. Nine years ago imnmmaMuduukamhm.mhth her leg last Thursday. Dr. J. A. Ohio, where Miss Loy was teaching. -- Mrs. C. K. Werden underwent ""l operation at the Victory Memorial hos-- |, nital in Waukegan Saturday. Her con-- |, dition is reported as favorable. 3 _ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Prior and Mrs.. Dean Kirk weer in McHenry Saturday. }, ' Mrs. Frank Meyer and son, Donald. of McHenry, spent Saturday evening l] 'with his mother, Mrs. Alice Geary. -- | | Suuday eallenatth'onuqflnl-', Jr.. home weer Ronald, Vivienne. Al-- | ma and Doris Geary, Mable and Oval . Haven, Grace ~a@nd Harold Umbden--| 'stock, of Gilmer, Lee Wagner, Gray» | shko.pnd!ophhlm i Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Broncheon were McHenry callers Sunday afternoon. ' Miss Vivienne Geary of Gilmer. is | l Pacioma canyon, in the mountains o east of San Fernando mission in Cali-- 'hh. mmum G° tion, a great chest of gold beaten into p the form 'of plates and: platters for ; altar and dining service. Some esti-- of ~"mates place the value of the treasure Mr. oooooooooooooo'i;&u&{'fiwmu» Mr. and Mis. Lee Landwer took | i A ol ons ateerntaint is |s aoes pep es on en asale Chicago last week, and at this writing 0° CumSm. p¢ ang Mrs. Wm. Ru the little tellow shows a slight i . .. mpmnomas Russell and son 0f Mrs. Ida EQst attended the funeral of Mr. Frick in Barrington Sunday aft-- erncon. } Mr. and Mrs. Ray Loomis attended a card party in Wauconda . Monday Walter Laun, Lawrence Hirn, Mrs. Lucy Laun, Harvery Hirn, Mrs. Rose Sigwalt and Mrs. J. Hirn. i Mrs. George Pearce and son visited Sunday with Mrs, Claire Histt at eDs Plaines. _ Wedding bells will again rihg in our village in the near future. Dame Rumor has reported two of our young men have been victims of Cupid's Term Almost Cbso'%e'e > _ The term "oblique sailing" refers to :. Ahe movement of a vesse! when she ; «sails upon--a course makin@ an oblique angle with'the meridian. 'The use of Long--BRuried Treasure Still Lures Seekers line. Rojerio Rotha, gold and sLver smith at the 3an Fernando mission, not only belped beat the plates and flnmmm"oitofthem party that hid the golden utensils when word came that United States soldlers were marching down the San Fernando valley. A few weeks before Rocha died 'he 'took "from his old wooden chest a plece of tanned sheep-- tkin, bearing traces of a hot metal friends it was a map showing the loca-- tion of the buried gold. : However, ef-- forts to follow the mup to the chest of gold have been futile--Lannes Mc Phetridge. in the Nationul Republic. Wl Geary and son, , Mr. and of. his Indian and silver Mr. --| Mrs:--Elmer Clavey entertained her club at bridge Tuesday. Mrs. Rdward Selig entertained her bridge club at luncheon Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schley were guests at the Henry Baker home. in Libertyville Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schmide were guests at tha dinner dance'given by the Pillsbury company at the Floren-- tine room of the Congress Hotel in Chicago Friday evening. : Mrs. R. B. Patterson and daughter Ruth, Mesdames Jesse Strong' and George Engstrom and Wm. Clark and daughter, Lois, attended the flower ~ Mrs. 8. C. Kimball of Libertyville, entertained at a luncheon 'Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Olendort and Mrs. Jesse Miss Barbara Hueh] attended the re-- Mrs. Glen Bowman and daughter are visiting relatives in Bloomington. William --C. Koeblin was given a 'M.mmymu'u lmmumumwfir sary. Several friends and relatives gathered at his home to wish him imhmnflnlo_fthcdl!-clm and bunco were played and delicious refreshments served. , Miss Louise Huhn will be hostess to the members of the American L 'rion Auxiliary March 12, at her home meeting of Campbell Chapter Past Matrons'® Club at the home of Mrs. Hugo Schneider in Highland Park on Thursday. | L Mrs. Ada Juhrend and Mrs. Charles : Steiner were luncheon guests of Mrs. | Miss Ida Knaak attended a meeting | P en 0.+ at Bethsaida Shrine in Evanston last WASHINGTON PARTY ' Thursday evening. The Washington birthday party at | _ Mrs. Hetbert Reinshagen was lunch-- the Presbyterian church Wednesday | eon guest of Mrs. Charles Dixon in afternoon was attended by more than Chicago Wednesday. The luncheon fifty guests and was a 'very pleasant a reunion'of ten classmates and affair. 'z greatly enjoyed by the guests. Tables were set and were gaily dec-- iss lIda Knaak entertained her orated in red, white and blue. -- Can mmaamwmged- dl"dthothnecOIo:lwemonmh nesday afternoon. Light nts table and little flags were used as were served. -- -- souvenirs. Each table represented a Mr. and Mrs. John Benzley of Chi-- colonial family, namely Washington,. cago were week end guests of Mr. and Standish, Bradford, Revere and Alden. Mrs. Edward Selig. As the guests arrived they were given Mrs. William Clark entertained the places at the tables. The orchestra Just Sew 'club Tuesday aftéernoon. played "America." After refreshments . Mr. and Mrs. William Neville and of sandwiches oflj coffee, ginger caxe Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dobbins and little with whipped-- cream and . popcorn, daughter were guests at the Ray Dob-- balls were partaken of, thote at the: .bins home at Arlington Heights last various tables gave a stunt. The Brad-- Bunday, j f * mmmmmen.muu Miss Issbelle Biederstadt of High was considered the best. They nm' land Park visited her parents, Mr. and colonial caps _ out of napkins Mrs. Fred Biederstadt Sunday. marchedaround singing . Yankee % ' _The Dorcas Society of the Pregby, an ercore sang WOuid. 100. . . SMI®T tgrian church held its annual meeting Evans gccompanied. > ; Thursday afternoon at the church. Piano solos, "Old Kentucky Home" "Mrs. Romayne Stryker will be host With variations, by Mrs.C. G. Pettis, ess to the Luncheon--Bridge Clpb next 'and Old Balck Joe with variations by Wednesday. sys Mrs. George Briggs were enjoyed, as i Deerfield members attending the also was the duet "Love's Old: Sweet _~Mrs. Rudoiph Knaak is visiting rel-- atives in Minneapolis. * hi i. -- Sevectbicatncte ie en MV\ y . 'It had been shi to the pT,,sram is pianunea. PAAil 59E ine diodess trom Fodds: (--_.~~__-- ." are urged to be present, an mcer Unit _ Why go to school? ~Uneducated lap. are welcome. muwmnnm»mtnundmol wonifanttsone ay, March year for {forty.years, a total of $20,000. f f rs. H. E. High school graduates earn an aver S8T. PAUL'S BVANGE All mem-- Age of $1,000 a year for forty years, a ¥. G. Piepenbrok, P: mwmam.m.mmuuo.» o noae. arry Man. quires 12 years of school of 180 days |_ Churth school at 9:15;. _ the W um".cmmm'm'_omm.mufi";w ; observed come for then each school day Saturday at 9 a. m. on Priday adds $9.25. The child who stays out| Sunday evening we will Cimaeiactt irtracge ut yaral PY :V TV pa o' mprere a k Vesmirpges PV *> Shriners meeting at Medinah Temple in : Chicago. ¥noday _eVSIDE _ *UU°>W" _ ovarfman alarinet and Cal ummf'vmuuvm.mm,mmc.m Fred Meyer, John Willman, Charles 'ine Hoffman. violin. Patriotic airs n'i:pmmr.u.m were played by the orchestra.' -- . ~¥ F. Russo and Mrs. Waiter This celebration on the anniversary awmwmmumamra&oruwmhn al "meeting of librarians at Highland annual 'event . at 'the -- Presbyterian Park Wednesday. é : church and is an anticipated. social Mr. and Mrs. Edward Therrien of 'event, where men, women and children Highland Park were guests of Mr. and get together for a good time. Mre. 8. P. Hutchinson on Sunday. enc the ,.k.um' x," "u,'ut The Deerfield Royal Neighbor Camp we d er paren £. Mrs. Fred Meyer. * jadopted the following resolutions in Mrs. Jmsmazmmto.!'lmtothomotlu.lmnh WMOW.IMWW'W: : * ¢ ian church Monday evening. "Whereas, God in His wisdom hasg m.x.uwmmwm'dnmdummanmmm his sister and other relatives at Put !y Camp Neighbor Minnie Juhrend, nam, New York. He returned home that she may be added to those who Friday evening. 3 . jare enjoying the blessings of the It.;ndlr;&lonumotomn'nflmmb- Tree Inn. returned home Friday from "Whereas, at the time 'of her death, a motor trip through the east. Neighbor Juhrend was a member of Boy Scout Troop No. 52 had an open our camp in | standing. meeting at the Presbyterian church | "Theretore be it resolved that in the Friday evening. A good program was loss of Neighbor Jubrend our camp given by the boys uaum:finmwflummm MbyMsmkudMum4Mtdwp more than anyone Walter McPeak. Refreshments were OUteide of her immediate family, for served. 'There was a large attend. t0 us who knew her best, Minnie was Miss Emilie Knaak entertained Dor-- | "Be it further resolved that we ex-- cas Circle No. 3 at her home on Deer. |tend to her family our sincere sympa-- field avenue Monday afternoon. thy, for we know they loved her, and xuwma-xovmam..mlnwnmwuumwudu 'Mynmln.'r.hmbfll'hlohanunrumw' and Mre. Fred Meyer . > . ' "And be it further resolved that our A leap year party was given by the charter be draped for a period of 30 --Tuxis Society Wednesday evening. It days and that we dedicate a page of ,mmmgammm\mmwwmudwt aka: matast * : neanirtn un WArB: YEerY "'!dth'!ot!flbhflflllhmh" esses. Friday evening the orchestra of the church will appear on a pro-- gram at the Lake Forest Mission, where special services are being held. + Miss Miriam Stryker of St. Luke's hospital, Chicago, visited: at the home of hber parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Stryker, over the week end. -- ° Mr. and Mrs. John Weber called on friends in Maywood Bunday. Mrs. 8. P. Hutchinson visited her son, Roy Hutchinson, and family in Irving Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Melander and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nelson of Northbrook. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. August Eklund in Chicago. Ppr. and Mrs. Blis of Evanston were | --A cordial welcome to all the service dinner guests of Mrs. E. K. Williams and activities of this church. and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Russo Friday. . mm:.muocnnmn;xmu & BUNGALOW . EVANG. CHURCH La Salle Hotel Wednesday. Election of ofifcers was held at the meeting her. A. _ P. Johnson, Pastor ; -- following the luncheoh, at which Miss Sunday school at 9:45. A class for Knaak was elected secretary. every member of the family. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Russo and chil-- | Morning worship at 11 a. m (Chris-- dren and Mrs. E. K. Willlams weer tian Endeavor at 7. Evening worship guests of Miss Ardele Agardt in Chi-- at 8 o'clock & cago Sunday. --_| Friday evening of this week our R. W. Loudermilk, a former princt church orchestra, under the directi,,n pal in our grammar school, called on /f C. C. Fehr, will play in the Pres-- friends here last week. .pyterhnehnrehotuhm You * \ . toenmmnmmes -- tu'rmv'olyemwflmm SCHOOL NOTES | -- oung People's Missionary Cir-- mmhmjm."m'chemdnmmdbobfld and Mrs. Thorengren's rooms were PArty last Monday evening. Milton weighed this week. f s ;l'n.ntz chaperoned the party. Eugene Gloden brought a live alli--|_ The regular meeting ,,f the W. M. gator to school Wednesday. 'The rep-- 8. will be held Tuesday, March 6. at tile was about a foot long, black with 2 D. m.' Mrs. A. Frantz will present yellow blotches and seemed rather the lesson study, and an interesting sleepy. It had been shipped to the P'nmZ&"am is planned. All members fAladana tfram Hunrlda are urged to be present, and visitors colonial caps out of napkins and marchedaround singing . Yankee Doo-- die. Miss Hill gave an excéllent--read-- ing, "The Little Stow L);w." and as an ercore sang "Would You?" Miss 3unday. i uns Shore and -- Milwaukee mmm rvey spent o RESOLUTIONS 'North Shore Line--were aw rents, Mr. | The Deerfleld Royal Neighbor CamP | pritton 1. Budd medal for the saving * ,mmmmnotmm.,mrnmovm hostess to respect to the memory of Mrs. Minni¢ | pgebruary 23, when over 600 employes Presbyter-- 'W: : : *~--| of the North Shore Line, the Cnicago ._ "Whereas, God in His wisdom bag| panid Transit company, the South er _ This celebration on the anniversary | Emmett McShane of Wauke n-- Father Country is > 4 nal 'event at the Presbyterian wfllfllflw rence Bentley C Sharch sn0 is an enticipated seciat| / of Lake Forest Honored. of event, where men, women and children o) eemmmmtmme 000000 0. ing.. The juvenile orchestra ~Djayed nicely and were a surprise to many of the guests.: The personnel of the or-- hest Edgeley Todd, piano:; ¥Fd-- :nundnxhun. drums; Josephine An-- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH : Mark J. Andrews, Minister _Church School at 9:30. Graded in-- struction. Departmental organization. Worghip and sermon at 10:45. is the second Sunday in Lent. by your presence at this service tha you are giving special thought to the meaning of this season of the soul. Service at the Everett school house at 2:30. Evening service at 7:30. | Scout meeting Friday evening at 7. Choir rehearsal Friday at 8. : The monthly meeting of the board of trustees Tuesday evening, March 6. The annual every member canvas will be held on Sunday, March 11. All 'members of the church should b& pres-- iontatthhx_mmiunflieo, * A cordial welcome to all the service and activities of this church. BUNGALOW . EVANG. CHURCH Rev. A. P. Johnson, Pastor -- Sunday school at 9:45. A class for every member of the family. Morning worghip at 11 a. m ~Chris tian Endeavor at 7. Evening worship members make note of this. Th ar, ons t n ns e . . There are Such . . | sssamp Things as Bargains | 57: Six--room: modern home, newly decorated thruout, large lot. $6,75000 Lot 50x172 on McKiniey Avenue, in Liber-- tyville Highlands ue rrweotne s s on nuk es ns + $ eaaeena O Nine--room house, Prainard and Lake Streets in Libertyville P neodecyricccace ols e 94200000 Six--room house on McKinley Avenue. just nearing completion ..._...._........... $1 2,000.00 t in at. substation N Bhore Line near ation. | my. Badger, whil . _ '| of the substation with a 33,000 v« rendered him un » that | paralysis of resp Shore Line and the Chicago, Aurora and EKigin railroad gachered in the Palmer House, Chicago, {for their an-- nual First Aid and Safety banjuet. The men whose heroic actions brought them official recognition aud honor were Lawrence Bentiey of Lake Forest, IL., and Emmet McShane of Waukegan, l1 Both are empioyed in North Shore Line. Fhelr CLHLALIONS follow: : Lawrence Bentley saved the lives oi Julius Bandmanp and Claude Van-- Laningham, both employes O[ the Public Service company of uutthern illinois, on October 16, 1927, ai Lake Bluif, HJ. The two men were over egome by gas while working in a g€as reguiator vault. Bentley, upon seeing the men being taken unconscious and apparently lifeless from the ~vault, alighted from a North Shore . Line in and emchaid in fthe scens. : iIle immediately applied the Schaefer prone pressure method of resuscita-- tion to one of the men and directed its use upon the other man, with suc-- cessful results in both cases. Emmett McSbane saved the life of Orville C. Badger, 337 Home avenue, Oak Park, II!., on November 28, 1927, at. substation No. 4 of the North Shore Line near Fort Sheridan, lil Mr. Badger, while inspecting the roof of the substation, came into contact with a 33,000 volt liné. The shock rendered him unconscious and caused paralysis of respiration. Mr. McShane, who was nearby, climbed to the roof }or the substation, where be found Mr. Badger lying in water and apparently dead. After placing the body upon the cement coping with the assistancé of other North Shore Line: employes, Two employes of the Chicago North tion and succeeded in reviving (Mr. The citations were read by George RECEIVE LIRE SAVING MEDALS i ¥pr ob I wetia o Tok . -- Fheir ciations the Schaefer -- . ReP&%. ritt's sister and Al's mother, who is recovering from an operation at the Rockford hospital. Velma Fitz of Round Lake. and Mrs. lwmthofOOkMM a luncheon and bridke party at the 'umwmcumnum. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Merritt of Genos, zer spent a few days with Mrs. Mer son, Harry Merritt. . Norman Geary of Grayslake spent a few days here with his aunt and uncle ;lr.'a.ldlu.lnfodm ; M. B. Huson of Wauconda called at the Fitz home Tuesday. Y ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kelley and children, Helen Wilson and Art Schooley of Waukegan called at the Renehan home Sunday. i Mr. angd Mrs. Charles T. Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merritt and Mrs. Mar-- garet Smith motored to Chicago last Wednesday. Mrs. Leo Hendee is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Hildred Dixon, in Waukegan. a Mrs. Dell Richardson and Mrs. Ray Rippoberger motored to Waukegan last Lucile Rosing motored to Antioch on business Tuesday Warren McFeely of Oak Park and Al ESchmelzer spent the week end with relatives in Rockford. ~-- Mrs. Harry McDaniels and children and Margaret Smith spent Tuesday with relatives in Waukegan. Mrs. William Clark of Grayslake, called on her daughter, Mrs. : Frank Winkel, one day last week. _ _Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harrington. Mil-- ton, Robert and Owen Litwiler have moved into their home at Round Lake. Ben Peterkort and daughter, Julie, and Lilah Brown motored to Wauke 0 0o 00 0060000 000 00 0 o 0o o o 0 0o o 0o 0 0'so o o Mrs. Joe Passfiela and son and Miss Irene Dowell visited at the Henry Passtfield home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Fisher motored to Waukegan Thuarsday. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Davis and fam-- ily were Wednesday visitors at the Esse Fuber home. daughter and Lloyd Dowéll were Sun-- day visitors at the home of Dowell Mr. and Mrs. Llioyd Edady are « mmthdruvmhnmh:" Mrs. Roy Pasefield visited her par-- ents, Mr. and Mrs, George Dowell last Edward Brown was a Chicago busi-- Grayslake Wednesday. Esse Fisher and Llioyd Davis mo-- tored to Wauconda Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pasefield spent Sunday 'with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Dowell. Mrs. Richard Dowell and son James mont were dinner guests at the home of Thomas Fisher Wednesday c Thomas and Lioyd Fisher motored to McHenry Thursday. Lioyd Dowell called at the Dowell e¢ivilization, since the ancient peoples did not have any such form of hold-- ing their clothes together. They were first used for ornamental purposes. The next step was the use of the but-- tonp and loop, the buttonhole being last in the development. --Buttons were first employed in southern Europe in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth cen-- turies. Their manufacture in England did not commence until the reign of afimm-dm Ai= most all women's clothes and many Office in First Nationa! Bank Building --\Mours:~ 4 to $:30 and 7 to 8 p. m. & LIBERTYYILLE, 1LLINO8 _ _ Auctioneering Farm and Stock Sales A LYELL H. MORRIS The button is a product of moder® Waukegan. -- HWlinors * "%'!VIMI CHaARGEs on BusinEss FRED GR A BBE DR.J. L. TAYLOR ATTORNEY A T --LAW LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINO8 LVUCE BUILDODING Phone 97 Office Phone 18 History of Buttons apd VOLO > * GEORGE STURM, H. P. Meoets First and Third o Kach month at » MEETS FIRST TUESDAY cfi MONTH AT THE TOWN C. C. HOSKINS, Command Telephone $45.J S N O W Smith's Tax Day and Night PHONE 3 ROOFIN Day Phone 35; Night Phone LIBEARTYVILLE, 1LLINQO! Libertyville Post No. 272 R. A. Estimates Furnished TAR AND GRAVEL ®E FLAT ROOFS ARE -- WITH TAR AND ATTORNEY AT 1.A Office at Home on W Co .~_. Telephomne 168J LIBERTYVILLE, 1Li . West Lake Stract P. 0. Box 48 Phone € We Do All Kinds Of AT LOW C UOffice 439 No. MiUHwas Over Wailrond's Work G LIBERTYVILLE Quick to releve R. B. GODFRE Call, Phone or Write $12.50 V PAGE W. _COL Denrist _