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w3 NQRTH SCHOOL NORTH CHICAGo Mary Celia Troha Thomas Jablonicky Slowko J. Zelenik Albert H. Burnet Leonard A. Neison Alice A. Artac -- .John A; Chesney --~ Annie N. Cvetan Frank A. Mesec Albania Mesic Mary H. Zore Frank Stritar Sarah D. Gregoreski Helen Louise Barnes Anna Dorothea Boryc£ Dorothy Olive Ande & Evelyn Catherine Bernice F. Tiffany ,, | Melen Patricia Jadrick CENTER SCHOOL, NQ, §KH1iC#.00 . G. Wilfred Brunker § _ Philip Boyer fi \ Violet Rause T: Leora F. Liebert Everet G. Benson LAKE VILLA SCHOOL Jane M. Almberg Edwin T. Kapple Wilbur C. Madson Joey 0. Hucker Joseph E. Bernolfo LeRoy W. Nader Marguerite 1. Manzer Pearl. A. Reshel Dorothy May lHanson Doris 1. Barnstable WINTHROP HARBOR §CHOOL . James C. langwood Ermnest Strelow e Helen M. Cameron Catherine Francess Foote Josephine Aiken Cecil K. Weest Gene R. Stahnl Richard F. Gonyo Richard lee Roy Foote Bernard F. Opitz 4 Harold Wendel) Bliss James Andrew Sexton COMMONWEALTH SCHOOL NORTH CHICAGO DEERFIELD SCHOOL Wallace Réichelt m _ George E. Stryker Bs Clarence E. Juhrend _' Wallace Damon -- Houcomb Verda Bernadine Varner Robert J. Castfield > Eunice Mary Long ~ Edward Bleimeh! Jeanette Ruth Meyers Wessley Stryker ' Earl Harry Frost Elma Mae Lewis Marcus Knigge Marie Bonson Grace Ruth Lewis ;. , Helen H. Roll * * Akedk GRAYSLAKE SC L Florence Hook 3 Kenneth McNamara Frank Harold James 4 Ruth Erdmanon Laverne Francis Whe § Hallie R. Baseley Gilbert Arthur Odell °: Charles J. Rowling Alfred H. Dorfler Blanche C. White Helen Estelle Klinger Harold John Vassau William--A. R. Fisher 'Albert W. Wagner . Kenneth C. Reed. HIGHWOOD SCHOQL Gertrude H. McGraw @ Eva Cecelia Smith j Esther Johnson J Herbert Casper Englung Helen Jonnson Elizabeth A. Siegel6 ~ Svea V. Lindstrom Morrell R. Buck Vega O. Anderson Nello Mordini ' Johnt White Jacoby _ > Sylvia M. Trout Roy Albert Olson _ Ruth C. Wicklander John A. Frantonious Erma Lucille Naestri Wesley Swan 1 Mildred B. Weinacht Daniel F. Walsh Marshall Williams Evelyn M. Carlson Clara Cariffi Bertil R. S. Anderson Leola Mortauna Carlson Gilbert A. Baruffi m Josephy Ble;er \ 2R Guy Anderson _ ns EFéaa May Verrier ; Laura Anderson #~ Jean Louise Abt * Roberta M. Lewis\ _ _-- Melen Van Deusen Dorothy Brogan Ruth--A. Cribb William Charles Dupre Edward T. Lynch Ray F. Van Patten _ Robert S. Morrell-- Anna L. Krall Florence Winckowicz Harry 8. Oglesby Anra E. Lepke Elfreda Matusavict Rudoiph G. Sonnenberg Louis Helmkamp David Wisenberg Edward Walulis Louise L. Gehi Mamie G. Zradicka Melba L. Fulton Patrick Hart MHarriet R. Colbers, Elsie Marie Rroll John J. Bena Louise Salmon Anna E. Volin Balthazar W. Pavlik Mary Kaburec Hcme D. Sluga ry Hrupsa Arthur Robert Strankg Muriel Potter Doris J. HMenry Murietta V. Henry Mabe!l Burrows Welish Bverett Wirth McClure Frank F. Stedman Vivian 1. Davis Qscar A. Lind FAward D. Gillings Genevieve E. McCullough Hattle J. lind Barbara DeVrie@ INGLERIDE SChHQOL Rernice kmovm Viola L. Dalzie} UATE FROM LAKE _ COUNTY SCHOOLS (Continued from pagé pne) ANTIOCH SCHOOQL GURNEE §CHOOL w iCW ms ht e §&P Lk RUSSELL SCHOOL Helen Margaret Corrig ; , Amelia Decho : ~"lLawrence C. Bennett ; James M. Hansen bim t Frank Paskansky o SPAULDING CO)NER SCHOOL Charles William Martens ; _ _ John W. Mayfield ** 4 ar Verna Krueger' \*2g Edward--C. Wagner s Clinton B. Walidan ; Howard J. Wailldan i *MILBURN SCHOOL °; _ Anna Caroline Kuboitig ,.u;fl*% Doris Matilda Jamison Melcocgh. * * C _ YORK HOUSE S§CHOOL Robért Sansom Elizabeth T. Ludas Tt QUENTIN CORNER SCHOOL _ Marporie A. E. Feddeler © _ * Lida Alice Sturm Russell G. Sturm AREA SCHOOL Charlotte E. Kublank Vance A. Ray 2% LaVerne Swan e Francis M. Keiroy STEARNS SCHOOL Laverne Hook s --« Donald N. Lamb > GRANGE HAL L 8CHOG Harry Harvey Hartleb _ Marion E. Read * FAIRFIELO s§CHOOL Elmer L. Gottsechaix & Earl J. Baade 6 WHITE *SCHOOL Virginia Brown Stanley W. Hartwig ROUND LAKE SCFK Sana Elizabeth Peterso Imogene A. Killey _ Nona Junge ~#i Vivian E. Russell ' GRUBB SCHOOL Helen L. Neabous -- Doris Nae Brumfield . WAUCONDA §CHOQL James W. Koser eess. Herbert Edward Hapk6 < IVANHOE SCHOOL Weston K. Shepherd Henry J. Godwin Anna Peterson _ _ CHANNEL LAKE SCHOQL Philip S. Rockwell Ts € Mildred V. Garwood ~**~ &8 Delbert C. Innes flre!: <A Neita May Innes . #i#¥*> Catherine Johnson oo -- EaAST BENTON S$CHOOL James Welton m Robert Fredrick Lantg <--~=~~> NORTH PRAIRIE SCHOQOL Paul R. Griffin Cw + Peter DeGroot E?' Charlotte Grace Scott AVON CENTER SCHOOL William Bratzke ; Steve Slazes-- WATERBURY SCHOOL Lestte --G;:~O Ha&ra--------»«--------=« Kdith Josephine Gallagher & Anna May Lucas * GRIDLEY SCHOOL Mary Idella Ladd WILMOT SCHOOL Douglas A. Hastings, Jr, . Philip M. Brown sg: Vernon M. Meintser a Eunice Ladd FREMONT CENTER §sCHOOL Louise H. Frederick Margaret M. Titus Julia A. Doetzler LAKEZURICH SCHOOL Maybelle Nettie Kobhl _ Lois Marian Weaver § Irma Mae Wewetzer | BIDDLECOM SCHOOQL Roberick Ames e k Loretto M. Riordan Alvin Harley Pfeiffer j Alice Ethel Stoddard Lucille C. Sawokin Mile-- OAKLAND SCHOOL Elsie Louise Cox WwWApSWORTH 8CHOOL A. Margaret Lax m Harold E. Cashmore " Jessie Margaret Hunm Edmund J. Bartiett _ _, 'b Julia Ray . % Michael J.~Iwanski _ «* GAGES LAKE 8CHOOL Kathryn G. Portegys Carl Mason Harris HICKORY SCHOOL Pauline F. Puller « VASEY SCHOOL Arthur V. Hartin COURTNEY SCHOOL Caccelia Irene Murray RONDOUT SCHOOL John True ae BIG HOLLOW S8CH °L Vera E. Larkin «€ BIL,ANCHARD SCHOOL Margaret C. Jensen KELSEY SCHOOL: Mamie® C. Rasmussen CRIBB SCHOOL Harland A. Craft APTAKISTIC 8§CHOOL Alice E. Bunton ~ARCHER 8CHOOL Cl Anna Graft GRASS LAKE SCHOOL arion M. Willte Katherine Anzinger VICKERMAN sCHOOL Laura Mae Letts MAINESVILLE 8CHOOL Catherine Irene. Martin DARVCE LAKE ICHQOL Russell Wright s s GILMER SCHOOL Ruth W. Thies Lile Mae Umbdenstock Florence Anna Voss FOX LAKE SCHOOL Annette F. Minaban Herbert H. Larsen Helen Barbara TetouP -- John William Lebhner 2 Elsie Louise Foote c Bjorn M. Olsea ". Vivian A. Brown > ,@00k Dorothy E. McCleerg Fred A. Drecoll '" Robert Ghfi! Charles L ell EVERETT SCHOOL John Waddel!, Jr. Lesalie D. Vanover Robert Verbeke Isabel Dorothy Wennberg HALE DAY SCHOOL Iva Mae Gleason Mary Mamie Bock FLINT CREEK sChHOOL Otto, Charles Miller HOWE SCHOOL 'CHEQOL Ipy® ersOol :.:fi cH.' L 5 HOOL------ «lt ~_ Anpd last night there was much ex-- pectancy that today will see the sue-- eessful end of the efforts of officials to bring the ten train robbers into court, loot and all. -- A bit of confirmation of the guilt of two of the prisonert was obtained Fuesday when a hat was found in an automobile abandoned near Joliet, which contained 62 rifled mail sacks and the $100,000 the robbers had dizs-- dained to take. The hat was traced Meanwhile federal and city author-- ities were scouring Chicago and vi-- cinity for two men t'bounod to have been iinplicated in the robbery. When these are arrested, according to Chief Postal Inspector Germer, the entire band will have been, cap-- tured. Recovery of $100,000 and the arrest ef Carlos Fontana were the big achievements yesterday of police and postal inspectors assigned to the $3,« ©00,000 mail robbery. w o0 By int lonal News Serv cuftaao.""¥ise "i¢ * Hfiorts to rush to a hearing petitions for writs of habeas corpus tu obtain release of James lw Walter McComb and Mrs. . who are bhld. in ' connection 'with the Jooting of the Chicago, Milwaukee and .~St. Paul mail train in a holdup at Roundout, IH., last Thursday night, failed here today when Federal Judge. Cliftfe set Friday as the date for the hearing. Attorneys for the trio had urged immediate action on the writs. William F. Waugh, Assistant Dis-- trict Attorney, told Jnmchcuth he needed more time in to pre-- paer his demurer. The effort to force the hearnig, it was said, was due to, desire of counse} for the prboulso to force authorities to place charges against the three so that release on bail could be arranged, RECOVER $100,000 OF LOOT Authorities Have All But Two of Rondout Mail Stick--up . IN $3,000,000 5 ROBBERY FAILS Captured, Claim. . .% Walk Upstairs and Bave $10.00 on Your Next Buit MiPex® _ "They even have ?oor Temmy O'Connor mixed up in it. Say, Tom-- my O'Connor was a doormat thief. -- "It's my opinion that the polire are barking up the wrong <tree in this holdup. 1 believe the gang that gmil the job are milés away and stil} going." * He wouldn't know what. to do with a "They even had me treating the man that had five bullet wounds. I'm a dentist and I'd spity the poor fellow that would have me treat his wounds. * "L "don't know where that yarn vriginated," Brown said. "I've not been in Chicago for the lakt two The rotund "Doc' 'snorted angrily when informed that his friends of the loop were discussing his "cap-- ture" cand ~lawyers were chasing frantically around seeking, writs for his release. ; It developed that no policeman hbas gone so' far as to even express a desire to question Brown concerning the mail holdup. . 'Doo" Brown Snorts Dr. Spencer Brown, . supposedly "arrested and being held incommuni-- cado" in connection with the Rond-- out mail robbery, was found by a reporter yesterday serenely puffing on a cigar while lounging on the porch of his eummer home at An-- tioch, °HJ whose description tallies in Pvery way with that of J, H. Watson, who is under arreet , + Clerk Gives Description * The man with him when be' pur-- chased the hat may have been Pagu!l Wade, another prisoner, from the de-- scription furnished by Harry Kohl, 6317 Cottage Grove avenue, the clerk who waited upon the man believed to be Waton. : In addition to Mvor'l:';\ the 62 l:a" sacke and what "hudlu untouched, -- three o0 qegeran en ies sep. j ther m. m'." whare 4e sutgtnobile wat stmaiden to a Chicago store, where it was said it was purchased by _ man whose description tallies in Pvery ho# »ALL SUITS GUARANTEED Young Men's is{antes" Suits $16.50 $35 Suits at |$40 Suits at $25 | $30 WORK PANTS, $2.50 value.. Special q1 70 at EXRA GOOD PANTS, value to $4.00 $2.95 h KHAKI PANTS for outings or 'work SDCCIAI ....................................cs.ccoummmo vummatistmisieyects BUY YOUR SUIT HERE AND WE WILL KEEP IT PRESSED FOR YOU FREE Fifty--two State of Minnesota $1,000 bonds. Five Gen'ral Railway Signal Co. $1,000 bonds. One hundred been discarded as not worth taking. The automobile had been stolen in March from Sixty--eighth street and Crandon avenue where it had been parked by Milford Desenberg, whose 'mother, Mrs. Irene Desenberg, Chi-- cago Beach Hotel, owned it. , All Sacks Slit Open Every one of the mail sacks had been slit open and the contents paw-- ed over, but most of the envelopes were unopened, only packages being subjected to the hurried scrutiny of the outlaws. Included in what was. left behind were the following: The discovery of the abandoffed au-- tomobile and its spurned ¢ontents limited the field of --activity,. Now, the police said, they will be mable to check what was recovered against what was in ~the mail containers and in that way obtain an exact list of the losses, the cash, the bonds, and stocks, together with the qumbers of each. S -- Most of the registered and insured mail was undisturbed in the sacks, postal authorities report, only the packages containing large sums of money and bonds being missing. An «arly inventory revealed that at least $100,000 of negotiable securities had . Police officials confirmed Brown's belief that they have not comnected bim with the Rondout band. Car Found by Farmer ' The automobile lo@& of mail sacks "udluuqunlz_umby Albert Murphy, a er, who at Chief Postal Inspector Albert E. Germer learned of the find and of the arrest of Carlos Fontana he an-- nounced that the balance of the robbery loot is now in the possess-- Jon. of two men. whose names he knows and whose mrrest he expects and Authony E. Kissane. The Fontana brothers were accused dt)tlllrvq.m..wl';qlhn last 2. M~whtudnu::m: time now, sa M'g' deeply t-xu'uu in the mm- named as one of the Jeaders in the Roudout robbery, the man who introduced tear gas and army gas masks into a train and army gas masks into a robbery, W say" posittvely. 'grand' ($1,000) i C it he should get one These two, it was understood, are mest Fontana, bwother of Carlos, $45 Suits at $35 ;;;flz;; Murray "In It" Chief Hughes said Murray would be treated no differently from the rest. He was caught hiding under a bed alongside Wayne, who was shot four times, and Chief Hughes said it made no dflgrneo it he could prove he was in Chicago when the robbery occurred, there was no question but that bhe "was in it." are rules of conduct which have been banded down from generation to gen-- gration, and all self--respecting brides are expected to liv»e up to them, Commandments for Brides The Japanese bride on her wedding day receives 11 commandments from ber mother. These commandments Friends of James Murray of beer and political fame were seeking to convince Chiel Hughes that Murray was not a participant in the rob-- bery. They bod an alsi .. it was stated. ze:nonneql there is enough evi-- to justify chuh: all . the men with the robbery, and accusffé% g: ucl.me. uf being accessory after clerks assigned to sort the contens and forward such mail as is in c6n-- dition for reshipment. Fontana's arrest was admittedlly an important factor in the investi-- gation as it stood last night. Chief of ~Polite Collins and Chief of De-- tectives Hughes now have eight men and two women in custody and it ".mw. c' j to Ch mnmmnvmh:m:to cu-a':ymm MeW borter and and a special squad of shares of-- J, 1 Case Co,. stotk, and $5,000 in General Motor stock. to Everybody who _ * purchases a Suit priced at $25.00 and over during our birthday celebration. 'At 10% off during our BIRTHDAY PARTY, June 21st to July 4th, Reg-- ular prices-- $4.00, $5.00, $6.00 Entire Second Floor over United Cigar Store, Corner Washington and Genesee Streets, Waukegan Ill, _ STRAW HAT Store Open Evenings till 'VP. M. less 10% for this Great Event UNTIL THE 4TH OF JULY Shoes and Oxfords FREE! Among the superstit Jrist peag antry Friday is regarded B# a very une lucky day.--The door hould never be opened toa strinzer og t +lay, nog should a cat be tuken from one house: to another, 5 ues i Wis., Daniel McDonald, 24, Milwankee; Adeline Burke, 20, Milwaukee. , Harty J. Eykhbolt, 36, Grayslake:; ©\ lugn ¥. Dougherty, 23, Ne York City, | Anton E. Lindgren, 43, Waukegan, . | Ruth Engstrom, 42, Minneapoiis. Louis Zolo Fishman, 21, Chicago. Ruth Wanda Toby, 20, Chicago. ____'lfll Jn H\l(lfl'. 219 m du 140. } Marriage Licenses Friday Very Uuu_y pay y