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HESSIAN FLY IN TV OBR MECCTE WR C 000C L Wheat joint worm, another wheat pest, was found in appreciable amounts only in two counties, White side and Gallatin, according to the results of the survey. Increases in Hessian fly infesta-- tion are more marked in central and southern counties of the state than in northern, according to W 1. Flint, chief entomologist of the I!\ inois State Natural History Survey. Last year central and southern coun: ties showed stubble infestation ruu-- ning on the average from 2 to 4 per cent. This year the infestation runs from 8 to 33 per cent and will aver-- age around 15 per cent, according to Flint's report. The group of east: ern Illinois counties showing heayv-- iest infestation last year have about the same infestation this year. These include Edgar, Clark and Crawford counties. ( & Urbana, I1,, Sept. .\ «/¢)----4C# sian fly, worst insect pest of wheal, has made a marked increase in . L inols this year and all wheat sown before the' recommended fly--free dates will be in danger of heavyy damage, the annual state wheat sur-- very was made by entomologists 0f the Illinois State Natural Histor» Survey and the federal bureau 0 entomology co--operating C MERSAAAATIz CC OM C EC Damage is threatened to early-- sown wheat despite the fact that parasites preying upon the fly are heavier this year than last, the warning points out. On the basis of ten years' exper-- imental results, the seeding dates when wheat will most likely escape Hessian fly damage and produce heaviest yields are as follows for the different sections of the state, from north to south: Fear That Damage May Be Done to Wheat Sown Before the Recommended Date. September 18 to 22 for all points from the northern edge of lIllinois south to a line drawn across the --' te from the southern border 0f Rock Island county through the cen-- tral part of Will county. September 22 to 26 for points south to a line drawn across the state through the northern fourth of Hancock county and the southern tifth of Iroquois county. The case in question was that of a contractor who planned his own | houses and built them on his ow n land, for immediate sale. No licens-- ed architect was on the job. { This was the gist of a ruling made by Attorney General Carlstrom to-- day for the information of officials of the state department of registra-- tion and education who have charg*e of architect's licenses. Consulting the statutes, Carlstrom | said a prohibition against anyone | planning the construction of any | structure, except for his own use.i without the services of a licensed | architect. Houses costing less than ; $7,.500 alone were exempt. ° [ In passing, Carlstrom called at-i tention to the wording of the stat-- ; ute which, bhe said, was Awkward | and somewhat obscure." HOWever.'l he adopted the supreme court inter-- | pretation which said the architect's | law was for the "protection of the public against incompetent archi-- tects." | September 26 to 30 for points sourth to a line drawn across the state through the central part of Pike county and the central part of Edgar couny. _ September 30 to Octaber 4 for points south to a line drawn across the state from the central part 01 Madison county to the southern bor-- der of Crawford couny. October 4 to 7 for points soutn to a line drawn across the state through the southern third of Ran-- doliph county and the southern third of White county. Bunaln' a house for sale in Illinois is against the law, unless the house is planned by a licensed architect or unless it cost less than $7,500 to build. October 7 to 9 southern counties Unless yow appear within twenis (20) J;- after the date of this tice and show cause against su application the petition shall be !. en as confessed and a Decre» Adoption entered. f LEW A. HENDEE, Clerk EDWARD A. SPORER,. Atty. > BUILDING HOUSE FOR SALE MAY BE UNLAWFUL Architect is Needed Unless Cost of House is Less -- Than $7,500. his tin. TAKE NOTICE, That on the 10th day of September, A. D. 1929, a peti-- tion was fAled by Harvey T. Martin and Ann Martin, his wife, in the County Court of Lake County for 'he adoption of a child named Rich ard Maloney and for the change o( PAGE FOUR ADOPTION NOTICE John McMabhon, Mary E. Maloney and CatBolic Home Bureau, a cor poration. When the Daily Courant, Lon-- don's first successful daily news-- paper, appeared in 1702, it consist-- ed of a single page of two col-- umns and professed to give on'!y foteign news. It assured its read-- ers that it would not give any com-- ments of its own, "supposing other people to hbhave sense enough to make reflections for themseives." The Courant caime to an end in 1735, when it was absorbed by the Many of t« t hristiam cbhurch bells were tastoyed in tall trees that stood neur the church, writes Satis N. Coleman in bis book, "Bells." Even today, in some villages of Russia and other eountries, the bell bhangs on the branches of A tall tree in the churchyard. In lceland the bell usu-- ally is placed in the "Iych gate," a covered entrance to the graveyard The tree belfry once was commor in Seotland and Treland. Dally Gazetéer --Detroit News SIAN FLY IN SAYS LINCOLN BIG INCREASE IS : WAS DESCENDED OFFICIAL REPORT : ~ FROM ROYALTY No Editorial Comment to Richard Thomas Mar Tree 9 for all remainin® Bept. 12 ----He8 Lincoln the Railsplitter was ot th line of Henry the First of Franc« and of Anne of Russia, and his com mander--in--chief in the Civit War, U $. Grant, was of the lineage of Wll-lor W1 liam the Conqueror Ad of Robert + Bruce Our Opening A Huge Success Ladies _ Hosiery Silk Underwear Millinery Fur Scarfs Slips Thousands upon Thousands of Men and Women Came to the Store to Look and Stopped to Buy Because Here They Found Extraordinary, Unheard of Values, Smarter Styles, Lower Prices, and the Worlds Most Cheerful Credit Terms With a few breaks in the account, Mr. Jordan not only connects Abra-- ham Lincoln and Ulysses 8. Grant with kings and quoens, but takes them on almost back to Noah. The writer doesn't confine the roy: » blood to these two eminent II}-- moisans but extends it to most all of©° British ancestry. <-- His 1 ine of proof indicates that Alfred the Great or William the Conqueror or Robert Bruce is an ancestral member of al-- the Pilons, David Starr Jordan, chan-- cellor emeritus of Leland Stanford university, has proved in his book "Your Family Tree," just published. LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1929 most every American family of En-- glish descent. _ 3 He gives the record, especially in America, of a large nmber of prom-- inent strains <which lead, back to one or other of, these famous wor-- thies of ten centuries ago,. Hun-- dreds of-- common _ lIllinois : family names are included in the strains tracked. . "Each man and woman." his in troductioh says. "in our line of an-- cestry has obviously been a bearer of heriditary podgsibilities, . Some of these hbhave been obscured, through disuse. some were from the first SUITS Boys' 4--Piece For Fall and Winter OPEN SATURDAY EVENING TILL 10 O'CLOCK latent or tecessive but few of them can be wholly lost and none per-- manently enlarged in the line of de-- scent except by the union of one germ coly with another carrving like qualities." Which indicates that all Anglo-- Saxons are about equal in amount of royal blood of a thousand years ago, flowing in their veins. We ure toldg | onle need copper in their systems. _ ®o they'll have more cents, we suppose. *Yer i 05 cale: Dresses Coats Authentic Fall Styles and Colors Girls' FINDS NEW GAS TO PREVENT SUICIDE --BY ARTIFICIAL GAS --Suicide by. donlestic _ (artificial) gas will be impossible it the claims made by Miss Mary L. Shcrrill, of Massachusetts college. Mt. HMolyolke, prove well founded. __After protracted' _ experiments, Miss Sherrill has invented what she 95 14 claims, when imixed with ordinary gas, will make it impossible for any: one to take his life with domestrc ga o d At the same time the mixture eliminates danger of accidental suf-- focation from escaping gas. The effect of a very small quan-- tity of the new gas, being mixed with the ordinary supply, is that, a8 soon as the gas reaches the nostrils of the would--be suicide. 1t provokes such general and violent discomfort the victim involuntarily calls out and alarms the neighborhood. In the case of persons liable to be credit clothing store. overcome by fumes during sleep, th» same results are achieved. It would be impossible for any one s0o attack-- ed to sleep undisturbéd until deato came. "In the case of suicides I defy any person to stand the effects of the gas, however strong the desire for sgelf death," Miss Sherrili told Inter-- national News Service. muc CAPS SHIRTS TROUSERS Mens' In a Nut hell