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' . Expert Direction. _ Five Members of Explorers® --I$ PENETRATED Describing his experiences, Dr. Reeds said: "Following down Cav-- erns stream, sometimes -- through grottoes,, indescribably beautiful with rock formations fantastically colored, sometimes crawling in nar-- row tunnels, almost immersed in the river, the party eventually reached a large pool, about 500 yards from the starting point and a mile and a Here further advance was blocked by a waterfall fifteen feet high, which was quite silent, having worn around the pool, Dr. Reeds found a tribolite, a deep--sea creature which, he estimates, lived millions of years ago, somewhat resembling a, tiny found a fossil graptolite, a creature resembling a tiny jigsaw blade. The limestone was composed of shells of Bryozoa or molluscoidae of the Or-- dovician period of the Palaezoic age. eurve over the limestone. Sawdust thrown in the stream emerged fif-- This ground was hilly uplands for millions of years before Adam, and seons before was an ocean. &i'lh@rhnmfbywflu the cave." On examining the rock shelves aunt, Mrs, L. H. Cypher. Mrs. Carrie White and Mrs. Lena Hubbard are entertaining two nieces from Minneapolis, Minn., for a few days. There are also other friends. at the Hubbard home. Gray of Chicago was a guest .&).odlr.n'ln.u NEW YORK, July 11--Five mem-- bers of the Explorers' Club recently attempted to reach the extremity of the hitherto incompletely explored "endless caverns" near Newmarket, NVa., under the leadership of Dr. C. Reeds, curator of the geologica} de-- partment of the American Museum of Natural History. | Miss Estelle North of Chicago, spent from Friday evening to Mon-- day morning at the 'home of bet passed from 'Thursday 'to Tuoesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Daley. +\3 fatten for beef. -'lmfmmnm-peffietinfin;'mdnniqfi' thought of the statesmen whomet todraft America's constitution. Their problem was to weld the sections they represented into a political qtiz'thc would function no:gfi_fi.utlymdeodwn.iyzd ntvn::ndnpwple. similar was m' hu' wthc«ganmmm&pm service. mum under the first patents were being granted to isolated companics that were forming to introduce local service. Z'.s..i hing bF the ielophrengl adoption "'bylh c ® P '»hmn:?Lmdmmdmwm was ks = * 'I'E" ization exists today substantially as it was oo in ainronmeractipena E:~'4 5 2 fingle coneiivg fffion hron (% @Mmm-yuw Mr, and Mrs. H. L Grantham, Sr., WAUCONDA Friday evening to MLLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE co. Federation Waukegan was in town on business one day last week. Mrs. Viols 'Carr. who spent the last week at the home of her mother Mrs. M.'S. Clark, returned to Chi-- cago Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hapke of Wau-- kegan, visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hapke and children, spent the Fourth of Ju'ly, with relatives out of town. __Mr. M. W. Baseley and sons, Dean Vern, and Allan, drove a herd of visitor at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ray Paddock. Ira Fisher of Chicago is spending a few days here with his brother, Miss Hatrriet Glynch of Chicago, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Clar-- enee Coleman and her father, Jos-- ied kn fast _Trice. _ h: gu:uhfiu"fi':.ms also Sunday evening. Alvin Golding of Chicago, spent last week at the home of his grand-- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gold-- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carr of Bar-- rington, spent Wednesday forencon at the home of their parents, --Mr. Mrs. Joe Dowell, called on her mother, Mrs. Alice Baseley and her sister, Mrs. 1. H. Cypher, Tuesday forencon. Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Turnbull and children, spent Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-- bert Paddock of Round Lake. :. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Baseley, son Allan 'and daughter Harriett were Waukegan shoppers last Friday. Mr. E. M. Cook and Ollie Grant-- ham, motored to Elgin l(pag. mmbmm s Donléa and had a pleasant visit with him. . They also called at the Asa Crabtree home. Miss Della Pitcher of Waukegan, called on Mrs. L H. Cypher, Friday, Sevéral auto loads of friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Card-- inele are spending the week at their home. Some of them are camping on the lawn. Mrs. L. E. Golding and daughter, Luceile of Tibertyville, spent Tues-- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jane Neville and Mrs. F. L. Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schaefer of leflm,vmwotflnohm of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo, where he will pass the week. Mrs. with relatives will return home with Mr. Cock a real estate dealer of Mr. Huson of Volo, was a recent Mr. ward Cypher, with Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Baseley and three sons and one daughter, there were twenty--four for a pienic dinner on the lovely lawr,'%fl.joyul Soon af-- ter noon, and Mrs. John Roany and son and two nices and Mr. and Mrs. R. C Kent, drove out in an auto, croquet was. played by the young people and a very pleakant time was enjoyed by all present. The »people ~of" Mr. Roany's© party only called to look over the young nntibn iiiinemcaute o t raoece uty A puncture in the ego is to fix than one in the auto. The following company of rel-- atives spent the Fourth of July at. tlu!uno'dlr.ndlln.l.'.! Baseley at the Roany farm. Mrs. Alice Baseley, Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Cypher, Mr .and Mrs. Joe Dowell and seven sons and daughters, all of Wauconda, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Alice of Grays Lake, Miss Estelle has many warm friends here who are always glad to welcome him to their homes, when he can find time to miake a short visit here. of. Lake Zurich,--called at the Fred spent from . Friday to Sunday : with Francis who is employed in a printing establishment in Chicago, spent the week end with his mother (m* ago, spent last week Thursday, with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bangs. Ryan of Chicago were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs E. J. Cook. Mr. and Mre. Merritt Cornwell, the newly weds of Wisconsin, called on relatives here a few days ago. Thevy are at present in Kenozha, Bernice ~Gossle were Waukegan shoppers one .day. recently. ---- -- -- and young brother, here.-- _ -- Mr, and Mrs. Spencer Boemer of [. Daily trips between Libertyville and Chicago and intermediate points. One cure for insommio is matri-- |' When Words F}EEJ Your orders will receive prompt and PHONES:; LIBERTYVILLE 144--M RAVENSWOOD 1607 Send Flowers TELEPHONE 174-- Laseke's er. _ . Mr. and 1 i& Charles Herschber» 'np Jr-..» .'_,;""'rl DOI'O'-h'. spent Tuesday at Lincoln Park. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stelling en-- tertained. from the cit i ioh on o _ Mrs. iarles Herschberger and daughter, --and . Mrs. Henry Tonne, spent Friday at Mundelein. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laseke, Jr., and children, motored to Gridley, Saturday. . Mrs. Laseke and cnil-- dren rémained for a visit with rel-- atives. . & Mr. and Mre. Edwin Roder and sons of Mundeléin and Mr. and Mrs. wmlfl-mflld daughters of Fairfield, mt the Henry Ton-- me home, Sunday.evening. Mrs. ji';'--hl and daughter, were callers at the A. Moldenhauer "» '!mduflmon. ~'Henry Stelling. and Herman Krueger, were Libertyville callers Gosswiller My evening. Marvin Laeske has received ployment at Arlington Heights and dau@ghter and grandpa Huts-- &wfihc«mmv@& -- Mrs. Charles Balling of --Wheel-- ing was a caller at the Victor Sauer est, spent the week end with her aunt, Mrs. Henry Laseke, Sr. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Bierman and daugh-- ter, Florence, of Chicago, called on U & o ome xc 0' a l_m ....m'-..'"' end vmho';n at the Henry '& & -.3:'&' William Sauer and: Down ;mvlt costs 65 cents for a eut and 35 cents for mw.fi. it is all right as long as they don't start such a stunt Mr. and Mre. Henry Laseke, Sr., Miss Edna Tutsfelz «* ILLINOIS .~and Mrs. William Sauer and ay NVictor Sauer. and Sm_fl-hg. and Tonne fam-- is employed at ealled on of River For-- end with her Mr. Bo brisk has the business bec here that the county clerk has flock to the divorce tribunals in droves. It is a poor day in the county clerk's office when a movie scandal is not aired in a @ivorce petition, 'That many come, to the gity with divorce in mind too is indicated by the fact that the ma-- jority of those seeking separation Wh.m _av:a_.d.. partment, where 'a clerks Wma&h-m cord petitions. Attorneys have to stand in line, but are growing fat from fees of dlients in the mad| * scrable for single happiness. .. _ . Divorce actions filed here in 1924 growth of the city is' an outstand-- ing reason for the increase in ~di-- city is ital of The court calendars are We Buy and Sel LAKE COUNTY AND REAL ESTATE 551 Milwaukee Ave. SELLERS & NP\ Z7 Telephone 451 8,032. So far this year 8,620 ANGELES, July 11--T becoming the divorce & the United States Reno USEFUL FACTS ABOUT YOUR --SERVICZ Fel ) A~ /\ NoVacation for Electric Light evenings off --no vacation. Seven days a week, twenty--four hours a day electricity: works for you. keeps as hours and renders : mnngcnnflnpth? x Ice, milk, provisions and sundry other things must be gathored up when you return. But electricity will be waiting to welcome you when you push the button in the hall. Doctor John P. O'Neil There's no vacation for Electric Light. ALL MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES of the KIDNEYS and BLADDER Office 223 Washington St., Waukegan PHONE 465 Neednointroducfiontothe'&;]iofwe countyb\lttlwnewagentfeso he does andhfiesflnismethodotgw&n(nequdneed, Every effort will be made to give prompt and courteous service. Phone orders filled promptly. o. ALBERT W. KOENIG 426 East North Ave., fo Tormerl Wbyur. Molittan t s sc _ SB OJ waTkiNs propouons ard ho pretares 2 give prompt service on all orders. 498 for prompt delivery of Fruits and Vegetables. : Fresh goods daily. ""t30 450 Bananas, per pound 10¢ Watkins Products . Phone 188--M CAL L four . The--world .could be twice as bad 'u,ltk. 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