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Thursday, April 10, 1930 WAUKEGAN ELECTS NEW SUPERVISORS Two Assistants First Time in Race Successful; Incumb- ents in Co. Win In an election marked by spirited voting for favorite candidates in south side precincts and a decided apathy in the north section, Waukegan town- ship on April t sent two new men in as assistant supervisors on the county board, selected Richard S. Barnum as town clerk in place of Charles E. Jack, and put Charles Druba into of- fice as constable to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Francis Beckman who was recently appointed state inspector of weights and meas- ures. _ Charles A. Armes was re-elected assessor without opposition, carrying a. total vote of 2264. George T. Spauld- ing was elected school trustee with- out opposition, polling 1555 votes while Arthur E. Radcliffe was elected school trustee to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of David A. O'Connor, who has moved his resi- denee to Evanston. The election in Waukegan township drew one of the smallest votes on record and had it not been for the support accorded south side candi- dates by their constituents. there would have been no stir at all. Burke Lends Again Frank Burke, veteran assisban) su- pervisor who has always led, his ticket in eight starts, again carried the lead THE COMPLETION OF OUR ENLARGED SHOPS FROCKS GOWNS WRAPS SUITS SPORTSWEAR COSTUME JEWELRY ELSIIE TRAIL nnounCIng 565 Lincoln Avenue \X/INNFTKA while A. J. Sutkus, trailing until the 20th precinct, his qwn. _ came in, 1821 with a total of 1550. Jra.W. Holdridge, also a veteran on this board,'was third with 1520 while Walter N. Piquctte, making his tfrst run. for political favor, gathered in the fourth position to be filled with a total of 1367 and defeated Charles Crnpn for re-cleetion by 20 votes in Urapo tor re-cieetItm by 2" v1 the unlmciu] count. Geurge strom, with 979, and Charles 0 with 819. were the other "also Incumbents All Re-Elocle April 1 wa cumbean in euuntyTe wl loting disper running for Waukegan w WITH A PRESENTATION Of THE MODES FOR THE NEW SEASON p051 tere In Benton, a capacity vote rosvuu the Vuliva ticket althnugh the 1nd pondents put up a fight that ahno doubled their vote oven: the lust tow: ship election. The Independent m was curtailed slightly by the apart of Winthvw Harbor voters who, turnout was half of their actu turnout ptrength Hut ships Ela, E moment Omaha 1' ginn. Omuha to Have Relief Unit Omaha, Nvh.--An emergency re- 'f. unit, to sorve the community in oment of disaster, is planned by mahu Post No. l, the American Le- med into at Cunte.sts occurred in the town. s of Pnmton, Lilwrlfvillc. Wurrch , Shil'ldS and Vernon, where on lion of varying strength was ot. d to the seated candidates. Toliva Ticket Victorious second All Re-Elocled great day for the in. , townships of Lake the smoke.ut the b 11- ' every ofilce hulder -olwtiun outside, of . '. . authentic fashions for the individual . . . smart furnishings For the home . ".' THE PRESS " runs San arke Jones tual by “33%&8,&&£¥&&&&qp&&&&&&§_§£&§g€ d4 ef, (j)? ef e/p ef 0/ ef (I, (j, d, d, d/ d; d, 0/ d; 4/ d, (A eV, ef cl, :7 cmwnews sii& st'tetuAusrs t ail 1608 CHICAGO AVENUE + EVANSTON ' d; _ -- -- h,“ - r..s-eeeecee.-_e.ri-,eresvet1r4, Joi/t)'irtrft)citvfrhritt1Mr8ftt8881MMrh Pax ty PIPER ‘Wlwn you buy you are doing more than sob, wear. You are umking or hr child]: Imam: far tho orttire P"rto "Ne. , CHILDREN‘S SHOE SPECIALISTS GRACE HERBST 563 L You must use care incoln Avenue rhoes for your boy or girl. N ing foot, vukinu thr tormat in It URE RIORE po v; v; W w {p Po In. 7p In 7p f? 16° ii ya ya 7p 'p "