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There was standirg room only Friday evening at the "Scandals of Diamond --Lake." Seventy--five dol-- lars was taken in. Everyone pro-- nounced the show a success. The fourteen scandal dgirls, the best looking in Diamond Lake were very attractive in their rain bow cos-- tumes in the first two acts, and' again in yellow and black pierette costumes in several dances. The two eolored acts "The Lifers" and "Sam and Henry" brought a good many laughs from the audience. Betty Jane Rouse was attractive and E:::ul in her solo dances. The nd Lake Bus with two um-- brellas for wheels, ice cream freezor for a crank, egg beater for the motor proved to be the "last word" in the motor world. The oecupamts' of the bus related all the latest local gossip as to deaths, divorces, mar-- mages and births. I know Dave Covert's solo, "Souvenirs" brough; not a few tears to the flappers in the crowd. Marie Ray's original related the history of the' _;mfly C!Tu:' and was fl'u':te'e;at}:' y written. one act y wit Mr. ~Southorn and Mrs. Heinsohn playing typical Irish parts proved an entertaining half hour. Each one in the Community Club in addi-- tion to the fourteen girls workedl hard to put on the program al--} though much credit should be due the committee, Cloyce Parks, Paul Allanson, and Dave Covert, who planned the show. If yeu enjoved the entertainment, don't forget that a minstrel show is being planned for the future. \| Mr. Robert Rouse with eight wo-- men of Mundelein atte;ndedr the Chicago American Bovhng our-- nament on Saturday in Chicago. yz n n n _ ne_ e ex LiE NLPLLLAENMEI IOTLZLPVENLLPY L N ! ' 1 t iN §§ en -- ® | $°* mss . * . s o i ow t s \ es ocm usn | s > -- es s se s $> ; 2i s 5 | e e i .t t .A oR .o e Broces Mess it e ,{ %'t Mess onime one <wre '3%;, & y xo st. C | l t y | .. 3 l o. t . | e o gxy : . N Ex ~ o [x . e c _ » | & _ L s O . "A f ce > 6 P ' ~ -'5\;""«'5':? (-x ow *:-v"'"-%&"' e onl c f Pss s aang .o : he w mt n _ t ¥.~ . t Sss s 6 <ome aed 3 e 5 fs. : C &%, $ 'S?é.,,% 3, fls n . d ~Ce %"" M 4 E> _ : es u'q@ N s kJ , 'V k f Ra L s § i t N E v ~A L t t Q N hJ { W i The following officers were elect-- ed last Thursday 'at the Ladies' Aid annual election. President, Dora Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ost of Chi-- cago called Sunday on Mrs. Caro-- Did you have a good time at the first one? If so, come again. The Sunday School is packing a medefgstobelenttoth.Charity Ward of the Wesley Hospital for Easter. Have you a couple of dozen a:tospare? If so, send them to s. Mitchell, who will direct the a second of a series of three parties. The upper grades of the Haw-- thorn and Diamond Lake Schools attended the Exhibition Saturday at Libertyville. The Hawthorn Sciool was awarded second place for an exhibition of charcoal drawings, maps and book bindings. The Dia-- mond Lake School was also awarded a prize. mination Boxing Boute turd eeming at the Coliseath in Cincage. with him and spent Sunday with his parent 8. --_The Diamond Lake Community Club is giving a card and bunco party, Friday, March 30th. This is aRis, AODCIL, RAOUSC, ME ABG BLLS, M'in hm t mrurdey sight in Munsclin M'!enhz st the Diamond Lake Charch. 'The l'uda are again inmblo's * fimlm.tfimmn ate m&oninmdmmmmdgmm ¥ wi xr. and Mrs. f."..'.'.'."_;'l'?..' m.hff'n.. ......al Bettv Jane Ransge snont Saotwrdav assistance in getting out of the mud Mrs. M;Gdlownyandmoth- er called Saturday on Mrs. Emma PAGE SIX Mitchell Kane is quauntmed with M'g;uthorn attended an Eli-- Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kane, Mr. DIAMOND LAKE Otis F. Glenn for U. S. Senate MORE ROADS -- LESS TAXATION The Interests of the People of Illinois Are More Important Than the Ambitions of Any Candidate -- Jt., . Miss Marvel will meet lApm 3rd, with the Sund: Board at the home of Mrs ; list Board at the home of Mrs. Mitchell. Anyone interested in the Suuda{ School is welcome. Miss Marvel will be a real help to all. The mothers are given a special invitation. A number attended the funeral of Mrs. Catherine Mason of Prairie View on Wednesday. Mrs. Mason was known to ma:g people in this vicinity as she and her family at one time lived on the Shaddle Farm, now owned by Samuel Insull, on the Half Day Road, Diamond Lake. Mrs. Mason passed away at the home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Albrecht, of Knox, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rouse, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Kane, Mr. and Msr. Gordon Ray attended the Flow-- Chicago. The&ealso saw a "Night in Spain" at Cohan Theatre. Bett' Jane Rouse spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker of George, Joseph, Ray and Lyle + oseph, ¥ yile Rochexch of ~Crystal Lake spent Saturday at the Lewis Mills home. A number attended the annual sale of Holstein Fresian cattle Wed-- nesday which was held at Grays-- Rouse; Vice President, Susie Town-- er; Secretary, Luella Kane, Treas-- Reliable Laundry & Dry Cleaning Co. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. / Libertyville 290 j for satisfactory Laundry and Dry > Cleaning Service Call Mike Behm Frank L. Smith, twice rejected, will be so again if elected, which would mean that for at least four years the welfare of Illinois has been sacrificed in a vain effort to gratify the desires of one The vacancy which has existed since the death of Senator McKinley in December, 1926, should be filled. -- The varied, press-- ing an:ll important matters of the seven million people of our state demand it. His Record Speaks for Itself credentials will be accepted and the oath of office ad-- minitAmfs HE lSh'W!sORTHY,' CAPABLE and would prove a dis-- tinct credit to Ilinois. h stt % s Louis L. Emmerson Surfacing secondary roads and widening pavement near large cities, A business--like administration of State Government. Curtailment of new methods of taxation and elimi-- nation of useless jobs. ; Taking road construction out of politics. Comtmc_:_ticn of not less than 1,000 miles of roads Louis L. Emmerson FOR Candidate for Governor, Believes in-- s -- Established in 1899 The LA UNDRY . does it best! THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION for GOVERNOR Vote for Sunday School _ _ELECT OTSF. GLE Tuesday, Aunt Zoda Race, who celebrated her eightg'-ninth birthday annivers-- falnfal iflury to her tig) when the i ) her when s fell Tuesday. It was at}'?rst thought that her hip was broken, but it was found to be a bad bruise. She is under the care of Dr. Martin. Herbert N. Forster, a Waukegan regl estate man, was held over to the Ennd' jury Tuesday afternoon by ustice of the Peace Hervey C. Coul-- Lewis Mills took a load ofs sheep to Chicago on Thursday. : REALTY DEALER . HELD To JurY w l n n t n t t 0 THE LAKE COUNTY RPGISTER, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, He was a pioneer in the h a r d r 0 a d s move=' ment, e He helped formulate the plan for the pres-- ent bond issue" sys-- tem. es f As Secretary of State he has collected ' $90,000,000 for road son on a charge of oum under false pretenses. He bonds of 35?)0 ~It is that State's Attorney A. v'.fi wil present this case to the grand jary in --October. Forster was arrested several weeks ago by the office of Sheriff Leawrence construction. EMMERSON'S Hard Roads Overwhelming Endorsement -- 7'}'% _-- a QuarterMillion : en LUCE & EARL, Proprietors. LIBERTYVILLE, IILLJINOIS sent "".'675 copcinier . . 665 L ""15 Utility Truck 495 $585 . The Teurise 495 The COACH teo. b. Libertyville sloIPR, SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1928 %me'mt of C. H. "",...".?amm%";fitfi%&f'fin?m the **" lout of $205 in iand deals. ed several weeks Mdenhedtt,megatlom In Sherif® Lewrence/a statement which"e had published New Chevrolets on the Road since Jan. 1St have been delivered to buyers every day since! 'Thereareaquartermillion now on the road! And its popularity is increasing every day because it is smoother, more powerful and more beautiful--easier sodriveand more comfort-- days following its public Nine million people saw the Bigger and Better (]nevml':t the first three Moore of Zion and Leon Jensen of Waukegan. ~Jensen claimed that he was fleeced out of $100 and Moore charged Forster with swindling him iudmmmqam 1 mdenfiedn,anegauom. In .dl&amntwmch'.ehadm.xbuahed Oscar E. Carlstrom oontd Candidate for Secretary of State Garage able--and lower in price! Never in history has any new Chevroletmodel betk so enthusiastically re-- ceived--because no new model has ever represent-- ed a more amazing revela-- tion in beauty, perform-- ance and quality! Come in--drive this sensation-- al new car. Learn why it is everywhere hailed 'as the world's most luxurious low--priced automobile. As Attorney General he has handled the office ad-- mirably, Under Carlstrom there has been respect for law and rights have been honestly accorded to '. J. STRATTON HIS RECORD WARRANTS the day following his arrest, the realtor claimed that he was innocens of the charges.. He said it was one thing to make charges and another to prove them. The only Lake county man ever accorded oppor-- tunity of filling high state office. Indorsed by Emmerson, Carlstrom and Glenn. 1 This recognition of Lake county appeals for one hundred per cent co--operation. Every Lake county man and woman, regardless of political affiliation, should vote for--W. J. 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