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_ --CAMP IS OPEN iwmmmthmt of 12 and 16 from Chicago and sur-- rounding --communities arrived at WFflflM,m.. -- morning for a seven--week encampment. A special train over the North Shore Line left the Chi-- tago "loop" at 10:30 o'clock, made a stop at Wilson avenue to pick up a contingent of lads there from the morth side of Chicago, and arrived at Camp Roosevelt shortly before '--Am in North Chicago over the zeek--end for drunkenness 'were «_ Toemorrow morning --the summer school work will} begin. Each lad who is taking summer work is re-- quired to take two subjects ard eredits earned are accepted by all accredited high schools. The camp is sponsored by the Chicago Board of Education and is being command-- ed by Maj. F. L. Beals, professor of military science and tactics of the Chicago high schools. Capt. J. C. Thompson. principal of the Geo. €.' Clarke school, Chicago, is prin-- cipal of the Camp Roosevelt sum-- mnbool. R. E. Pegel of Lane > micai high school is Jirector of the Junior camp, which is a part of Camp Roosevelt and including the younger boys. _ Active work began immediately. THe afternoon was taken up in giv-- ing instructions to the lads and in forming the various R.-- O. T. C. eompanies, of . which there will be six, exclusive of the cadet band. Berchtold < Instructor. Theodore A. ~Berchtold of North-- western aniversity and <ca graduate of Waukegan high swhool is an in-- etructor at the camp and editor of the Camp Roosevelt News, the--camp neéwsnpaner;: The first issue of the arrested: Saturday night on a simi-- Ilur charge. He was taken to the station by Policeman Paddy Smith after he had narrowly missed hit-- ting Smith who was riding on Sheri-- July 4 will be the first officia' "Visitors: Day" and extensive prep-- aration> are under way for the cele-- bration which will include exhibition drill,.reviews, parades, band con-- certs and fireworks in the evening. ._The camp itself is 'divided into wmnb--the E.0 T. C. immer school and junfor camp. The period of seven weeks i"Hivided into DRINKS CAUSE AUTO CRASHES today. three subordinate periods, the first of three weeks and the remainder of two weeks each. Over 90 per cent of the lads have enrolled for the en-- South Park avenue, Waukegan, was arrested for driving drunk, after he MANY RUSH TO CET LICENSES eustady for being intoxicated when he was found aslsep on the premis-- es of A. Matunde, of North Chica-- Three thousand osteopathic physi-- clans were here today to attend the 80th annual convention of the Am-- erican Osteopathic association. Conventions of affiliated societies have occupied the past four days Conferences and committee meet-- ings were bfi'b'ld today, and there was a mass meeting at Brown theater, addressed by Dr. C. J. Gaddis of Chicago, secretary--edi tor of the American Osteopathic as OsSTEOPATHS -- IN MEETING County Clerk Lew A. Hendee d his clerks worked overtime, LOUISVILLE, Ky., was distributed at noon mess WHITTOCK QUIZ FINISHED HERE Laurence Whittock, of Kenosha, who was killed some time ago when his car was crushed by a freight train near Russell, Illinois, died of injuries reccived when he drove an automobile into the side of a moving freight train, a cor-- mm~q'cidodlmdsyafter~ noon at the undertaking parlors of sale of a "police history" some months ago,, is how being hunted in Chin.:j; by--Cook county police in charge of Lieut. L. --J. Laird, as the leader of four men who are de-- clared to have attempted to kill Edward B. Sl&ughter, Chicago ad-- vertising man. A * Barrette was eonvicted with Com-- missioner Julins V. Balz in connec-- tion with the gathering of money to finance the police history which has siince been properly tabulated in the list of city seandal flare--ups. He _vv'tsgivenafiheofsz,wo:ndsen- tenced to 135 days in jail. Balz was fined $500 in the same case. The matter is now up on ge appeal in the Court of Appeals at Ottawa, II1, Quarrel on Advertising At another time Barrette was charged with having attempted to kill a Yellow taxicab driver in Chi-- Martin Robinson of the Chelsea hotel, who wias accused by Slaugh-- ter of having lured him from his hotel into Barrette's automobile, was arrested and Lieut. Laird book-- ed him on acharge of accessory to attempted murder, Barrette -- will be booked for attempted murder. _ Benjamin J. Barrette. eonvieted on a charge of having fleeceii sev-- eral Waukegan . merchants out of considerable money through . the aalsx af a Unalinrs --hisbhorv' some White. and Tobin. ter as the man who tried to "take him for a ride" early Thursday morning to Irving Park boulevard ;:74thpmbe,vbmomoftho : in the car pulled out a re-- volver~ and fired five <shots~ at Slaughter. -- One struck the victim in the head and knocked him down, soOUGHT AS LEADER : OF GUN GANG are not wholly satisfied, and late Thursday Clarence Converse, agent of the federal special Intelligence unit, set to work on the case. He sought a possible connection with the booze wars. $ ATTERBERY DRUG $TORE i SOLD Carl Atterbery, proprietor of a drug store at the intersection of South Genesee and Belvidere streets for a number of years, announced Saturday that he had sold his bus-- iness to A. J. Jewell, a druggist in Waukegan for many years. Jewell Although evidence in the hands of the police tends to & theory that a quarrel over an' <advertising job caused the attempted murder, they cago. Judge Perty L. Persons closing the store. He was allowed to keep op-- in case of a liquor violation in the course of the year the bond could be forfeited and the store padlock-- ed. Atterbery said that he had made no plans for the future. BEATS PARENT IT IS GOOD BUSINESS--OUR : OAK TERRACE LAUNDRY Prairie Ave., Highwood, I!I. OAK TERRACE LAUNDRY the gunman, satisfied, fled Fired At Five Times tte was named by Slaugh-- AND I1S TAKEN PHONE 87 (By United Press.) PEORIA, IIL, June 25.--Seventy per cent of the dairymen supply-- ing the Peoria milk --market have joined the Illinois Milk Producers' Association to date, according to a report of A. D. Lynch, director the police station where he was ::;ked. He --was sent from. the Now the farmers'> representa-- tives are to--meet with the milk 'dealers, dis¢uss the Pedria milk imarketing situation, plan a check-- off financing system for main-- temx:&kof the association and set the price For a period ° of months. ® The farmers are *proposing -- a joing advertising program on milk with the dealers. Quality produc-- tion -- will« be stressed by premium-- izing high--scoring farm dairies. An exciting chase through the heart of the Waukegan business sec-- tion resulted at 10:35 o'clock Satur-- of dairy marketing --of the Illinois Agricultural Association, which, in co--operation with the Farm Bu-- reau of Peoria, Tazewell, Wood-- ford and Fulton. counties, have been pushing the campaign for several months, Mrs. W. J. Brown, 118 North Phillipa avenue, as she was on county street with her husband, and deliberately spat in her face and then ran away. . Brown, boiling with rage over the insult to his wife, pursued. The chase continued to Genesee street and then south as far as 18 South Genesee street ~when Brown -- overtook Kennedy and pounced on him. A policeman was called to the WASHINGTON, June 28 -- The nation began today the celebration About 1,000 farmers supply milk for this market, much of which goes into candy and condensed pro-- ducts as well as market milk. Sev-- en hundred and four memberships have been secured, Lynch reports. 635 -- Kennard ~street, walked up to INDEPENDENCE _ _ ~ _ WEEK STARTED day night after Murray W. Kennedy INSULTS WIFE: MATE PURSUES At 11;11 AM., the "echo of the Liberty ~Bell" made a national The -- S -- FIREWORKS IN THE EVENING The Whole Community Will Be There LIBERTYVILLE ----PAY __ -- ASSOCIATION Which ushers in the most gigantic . COMMUNITY CELEBRATION -- Thursday, July 22 -- VaudevilleActs ---- Races : _ Baseball Games Horse Shoe Pitching \--~~~ -- Contest -- Old Time Fiddling ~_--~ * GContest Ever attempted in Lake County Entertainment for Everyone ALL DAY and EVENING by the pealing of bells in every city, town and hamlet 'across the country. " Patriotic cocieties joined hands in --universay. celebration of the oc-- casion which marks the rise of America from 13 struggling and independent states in a new land to become the most powerful nation in the world. ° & Daughters of the American Rev-- olution here and in other cities met at their headquarters to conduct brief services in honor of the oc-- casion, which signifies also the 100th anniversary of the death . of two Revolutionary patriots -- Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. Hon. «James M. Beck, former solicitor general of-- the United States, delivered a patriotic--address at the exercises here, while members of Congrss were busy in their home districts giving patriotic. atmos-- phere to the event. : _ Radio broadcasting stations .were at a premium to handle the num-- erous programs arranged to carry out the patriotic theme. 5 The United States Marine Band was 'scheduled to ~give a concert here, while military posts and naval stations contributed to the color of the festivities in various ways. _ _ Vessels of the Scouting and Bat-- tle fleets have been assigned .o various ports to bring the week to its ulhpax on July 4 and 5 when Fresident Coolidge will formerly open the Sesqui--Centennial --cele-- bration in Philadelphia. : gublic the kind of a housekeeper you are. ou can make them tell the right story--if you let us launder them. _ We will wash thent gently in wat-- er, mild suds, dry them true to CK:{: orig-- inal size and shape, give them a ess and smoothness, an evenness of "hac;:'P:!nt is impossible to get by home laundering methods. S o k: Try us and see. -->.. Your curtains advertise to the passing 4 PHONE 290 -- Reliableé Laundry \* "IDgy Cighners as well as MEXICO CITY, --Juan Silveti, a matador known-- as <the "Tiger of Cuansjuato," has beem elected presi-- dent of the bull--fighter's pawn--shop, recently organizéd here. Luis Leon, Secretary of Agriculture, and form-- erly. a banderillero, was elected vice--president. * The members of the-- board -- of directors include many prominent members of the bull-fithfin' pro-- fession. The institution was'organ-- ized for the purpose bf assisting fighters out of work or financially embarrassed. +j PAWNSHOP FOR BULL FIGHTER Vhen the average Libertyville motorist can't afford a mew car he says the reason he doesn't buy one is because he is afraid he couldn't find one with as good an engine in it as the one he's got. * *A Lib Mr. and Mrs. Wfilhx:t' m " Artige Webkman of River Poress, 13-'":1 fu:d'lfl Larsen was a Liberty-- ville shopper last PuéSday,: *3# Mrs Lydia Tuesl V1 '\Il'_ I cel cbhrat Thuyr We m tr 'ere Chicago shpppers Fruh:l;e' in Miss Edna Schwerman wods ue ne of the nfmshmen' h ts ms; hare: 7z the Euchm:igc Congre ay at Mundelein. | Rosem Elenora Misses ary and"' & Te, j'r' p\?isibed with Marion Sc\hweli '1~].';l:§.nt;1{r.d:g;i" made a business rip to Chicago Thursday. \rs. William Knigge Louis and dia Knigge were in Chicago last esclay on business. \liss Louise Schwerman spent last urday at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Umbenstock ited relatives at Palatine Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. Kruckenberg %'1 A mCs _ _§ELLERS & PETERSEN $50.00 ~GOLD $50.00 Apeoel h ind Mrs. F. B.. Schumacher cl their twenty--fifth wedding Equipment for That Long--Planned Automobile Outing _ To the Housewives Furnishing Us the Best Kitchen Plan Ray Furniture & Paint Store We are building homes in Copeland Manor and we feel that a very important item in buildm% a home is the kitchen. We want your ideas Mrs. Housewife, and will eipay you for them. Just sit down and draw us a plan of a model kitchen. Outline just how rou would like your kitchen arranged if you were building a new Zome. Give@complete details.. f To the maker of the first plan accepted we will pay $25.00 in gold ; to the second best plan we will pay $10.00 in gold; to the next 3 best p]ans $5.00 in gOld each. . ; Five plans will be awel;:ted; yours may be one. Your idea of a kitchen may be Just what we want. All plans must be in this office before July 15th. The plans will t.hexf be submitted to a committee of three prominent housewives in Libertyville who will make selection of the winners. ; The names of the winners with the plans of the model kitchens Will be published in this paper about August 1st. Address all communications to : We have just the supplies necessary to tourists. The management urges your inspection of our camping display, --_ follow: Water Proof Tents -- Folding Beds ; Water Proof Blankets -- Folding:Chairs _ Netting _ + Light, Small Mattresses, Etc , C Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings o PHONE LIBERTYVILLE NO. 9 of the items we have [ _ Rev. H. Heise, Miss Elsa Heisc, IMr. and Mrs. A. G. Schwerman and daughter Marion,, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Peters,, Jr., and Miss Lena Schwer-- . Messrs. Paul Consoer of Mayfair, Walter Meyer of Mundelein ~and Albert Bierwagen left Monday morn-- "ing on a motor trip to South Da-- kota where Mr. Consoer and Mr-- Meyer will spend a week's vacation and Mr. Bierwagen will spend his summer vacation with his parents there. £ 1 3 Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Schwerman| entertained a party of thirteen E-- J.| & E. railroad officials at dinner Sun-i day. & Messrs. Marvin Lewrentz . anmd Louie Geminer of Highland Park spent Sunday afternoon at the H. W. Schwerman home. _ ~Mr. Edwin Fasse and Miss Edith Fasse of Chicago, visited at the Wm. Hapke--home Saturday. anniversary Saturday evening. . ~~ man attended the celebration of the Mr. and Mrs. William Knigge were entertained at the W. F. Meyer home Sunday. |_Joliet's honor farm is losing its" | honor aspect and hereafter it was an-- | ounced, the farm at the state fi iwhere Elmer Green, former * ;here, is warden, will be used as a | source of food and revenue for the | prison, : _ Officials annouced that details | would be sent out from the old and | the new prisons Gaily to do the work fbut that the policy of permitting }prisoners to remain there on their honor. would. be done" away with. imy added that this policy would [ not be put into effect precipitately; but gradually, Details that go out gfionof!ndependmceflv-by4 |Lutheran Laymen League of Chica= _ | go at Grant Park Sunday. ' to work on the farm will be Aosely guarded. HOMOR FARM Itn IS PASSING F4 4