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AGE FAILS 1O HALT LASSIE Harry Hill, owner of the place, ex-- tended an invitation to them, prom--= ising a crowd. There was. Hill was so gratified with the results of his showman's coup that he tried to get the workers as a permanent attrac-- tion, offering them a part of the re-- ceipts. > Popular From Start This appearance in a beer garden won the invaders immediate atten-- tion in New York, for the fol_lowing She recalls, for instance. that one + the first meetings they conducted was in * theater and beer garden on the Bowery They were an added attraction to "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Harry Hill, owner of the place, ex-- ended an invitation to them, prom=-- ising a crowd. There was. Hill was so gratified with the results of his showman's coup that he tried to get the workers as a permanent attrac-- tion, offering them a part of the re-- ers who invaded the United States 4s years ago. only one survives. She is Major Emma 'Westbrook, now 84, stil} active a_nd_ ux_mmms with rem-- NEW YORK. April 4--Of the pio-- neer band of Salvation Army work-- iniscences of the beginnings of the Army in this country. hall, were crowded. 'There were eight party, seven of ther ily named Shirley of General Willian entry. England. in grating to Philade! pealed to the gene unending lines toward the Atlantic and l':&"' The equipment consists of a order. to enable trains to make the proper movements. This has result-- ed in slowed--up schedules, waste of fuels and even, it is said, in traffic ;'ams aomsevere as to be notice.g: actors in abetting embargoes in fall of the year, when colossal bit-- named transmitter and a receiver, with a loudspeaker, mounted on both the engine and in the caboose. Power hour storage battery, in four crates. is supplied by a 24--volt, 150-- A dynamotor supplies tho"x:; voltage of the transmitter. In ad-- dition, there is a filter box for the reduction of noises, a control box for the combined hand microphone and receiver, a loud&peaker, and a signal switch or "coder." Of 38 full--time vocational schools in New Jersey, 15 are trade and in-- dugstrial, 15 are agricultural, and 8 are home economics schools. Instruc-- tion in manual training subjects is given in approximately 400 public schools in 200 districts. For voca-- tional and manual tramilas the State appropriates about $900,00 annually, and local communities expended in addition about $2,500,000 each year. volving construction of a miniature plant, was successfuloll used in ar-- ousing the interest 25 "problem boys" in the elementary school of Martinez, Calif., whose relatives or friends are connected with the in-- dustry. The project motivated their reading, writing, spelling, and arith-- metic. They ntudi':l the geography of the oil section, refineries, and PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN-- . TEREST "PROBLEM BOYS"® .A study of tl'xe oil'industry, in-- alndl. . Aamatrormilan: af n minlrniimne of the oil section, refineries, and ¥ipe lines; made drawings of the ormation of oil--bearing strata and of the progress of the oil from the earth to the *refinery; studied the history of the use of oil; and wrote compositions.--School Life. wrong until she begins to cry--then she is all right. mm commnanmmnen e ns hm e se on mt Every woman is likely to be in the VoteFoquurLakeCounty Candidate _ _ Business Man _ Republican Candidate For REPRESENTATIVE BY ' LEGISLATIVE Lee McDonouc'h ~__ Lee McDonough has been a successful Waukegan business man for 38 years, and is . _known through the District as an energetic, honest and thoroughly reliable citizen. He was treasurer of Lake County from 1914 to 1918, filling the office with exceptional ability and establishing a record of which Lake County taxpayers are justly proud. ' ENDORSED ELECT YOUR LAKE COUNTY CANDIDATE MARK YOUR BALLOT X LEE McDONOUGH THIS WILL GIVE HIM 3 VOTES PRIMARIES, TUESDAY, APRIL 10TH LEAGUE If Lee McDonough is elected the Eighth District will be sure of capable representation in Springfield. ' 3 5 VOTERS He has a thorough knowledge of the needs of this district and favors all Constructive Leg-- islation, particularly Educational Advance-- ment, Home Rule and a Reduction in Taxation. 8th Senatorial District CC ue SAFETY FIRST DAYLIGHT TIME ADOPTED AGAIN An ordinance was passed by the Waukegan city -- council Tuesday night providing for the adoption of the daylight saving ' plan dnrmcf the approaching summer. The clocks will be set ahead one hour at 2 a. m. the fourth Sunday in April and will continue until the last Sunday in September at 2 a. m. ; The passage of the ordinance was merely a matter of form to comply with a decision made several years} ago by a vote of the people that the daylight time should take effect every year unless voted out again. A peti-- tion signed by ten percent of the voters in the city is necessary to cause another election to be held. No Objection Voiced There were no objections voiced : the passage of the, ordinance Laborers W anted TELEPHONE s . 3: THEO. VANDERWERFF Superintendent LIBERTYVILLE 201--W FOR DITCHING AND OTHER WORK Libertyville Construction Co. va c it i n w w e d c e e n c t t m t t 0 0 t 4 nb luuuuunun"i; lA ooo THE LAKE COUNTY REGISTER, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1928 although it is undeu%ood %m are many in the city who w vote the proposition down were it put to a vote again. The council itself does not care particularly for the new time arrangement but agrees that in order to avoid confusion with Chi-- cago the new time should be adopted. Heads of industries and businesses are in favor of the addoption of the new time purely because Chicago has the new time. Were Waukegan to have its noon hour from 12 to 1 o'clock standard time and Chicago were to have it from 12 to 1 o'clock new time, two hours would be lost during the day instead of one in all tween cities. We read in an exchange that a man can make easy living out of chickens, and 'some chickens can do even better out of a man. f It used to be a woman could make her husband a necktie out of one of her silk skirts. ~ Now she can make a silk skirt out of one of his neck-- ties. -- 4 TREASURER FROM 1914 TO 1918 oo w t t w t t t 0 0 39 YOUR COUNTY of ~Pure ~Silk Thread, Semi--Chiffon weight, with Silk Foot and .Silk from top to toe. Square heel; Complete rangeof New Spring Colors.. Full-- fashioned. 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Every pair of these "As You Like It" hose are pe?ect and new spring mer-- chandise, just arrived and offered at this genuine 'money saving price to introduce this'vgonfi'erfgl.pram'i. Spectacular offering--brought about through a hearty co--operation of the. makers of this famous hose. to Waukegan women. This No. 600 "As You Like It" stocking of fine silk chiffon, silk to top, with lisle feet. Best shades include Gunmetal, New Beige, Grain, Manon, Silver Moon, Tea Rose, Everglow, Mirage, Cobweb, Flesh, --__-- Sea Sand, White The smart woman who -- appreciates the excellent wearing qualities, the ever gleaming sheen and tex-- ture of "As You Like It" hose will wear them for all occasions. Such Quality The Lowest Price We Have Ever Quoted For Hosiery of For all 'round service we know of no better Silk Hose than these with point-- ed*heel--all Silk--vou get style, value and wear as, you like it in every pair. & A II walare A11 colors. No. 209--"As You Like It" . 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