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Interurban Company Of-- fers to Reduce Cuts tc 70 and 54 Cents; Men Demanding Pay Increase Union officials handling the affairs of 750 trainmen of the North Shore tines in their wage controversy decided last night to call for a referendum vote next week on a new wage proposal submitted yesterday at a meeting of the arbitration board in President Britton T. Budd's office in Chicago. The new proposal calls for & reduction in pay for train men on interurban cars from 73 to 70 cents an hour and for trainmen on the one man safety cars of Waukegan and Milwaukee from 58 to 54 cents an hour. The epinion preveiled last night that the men would réfuse to consider the de-- Chicaro «tr for a strike b jority, and 0 The decision to call for a referend-- | um vete was reached la«t nicht at' a meeting of the trainmen in High-- wood. A definite Jaie for the vote us not been set. Despite the as--' surances of the officiats of the road ithat everything will be settied nth-i factorily the belief was exprranedl that the mher would balk at accept-- ing any wage cut. The cut as pm-| posec based on the entire yoar' »mounts to about 3'> per cent. The previous offer of the company | vwhich was turned down by the union called for a 5 per cent cat Sept. 1 and another 5 per cent cut on Jan. 1. rext. The new proposa; covers only | the one reduction. Last night's meeting of the train men at Highwood followed a serfes of conferences of the officials an« trainmen's representatives in °Mr BEudd's Chicago office. The wage scales were discussed and the pro-- posa'! of the company announced. According t the new eut w til Sept. 1. I believed, that addressed the hea "I'd like to negot said he. "Glad to accom the cashier. "Wha gmve?" The cashier looked at him tharpl}, but without more ado made out the loan for ten dollay for one year with interest at J per cent. His client gave therefor the ten thousand dollars im Liberty bonds, but as he was turning to walk away, ap-- parently quite satisfied with the transaction, the cashie# called *o him. "Ten d« answer. "Ten ( cashier. " cashier, "on ten " That's all 1 young man. "Well," said the young mAn, "it's like this, I've been to every bank in town ard 1 can't get a safe deposit box anywhere under five dollars a year. This way it costs me sixty cents." 'Tell me what's back of this," he urged. '"Thcre's a nigger in the woodpile somewhere when a man wants only ten dollars on ten thou-- sar u. dor at th th re be n th CHICAGO CAR MEN VOTE FOR STRIKE cial balk at accept-- The cut as pro-- e entire -- year '» per cent. The the company be efecti Ch aite the r sted the H dest the Court of the County of Lake and cleven (11) East of the Third Prin-- State of Ilinois will sell at public cipa' Meridian, in Lake County II}-- vendue to the highest bidder and|inois, containing fifteen (15) acres best bidder for casa on Monday the of and, more or less, situated in the 24th day of July A. D. 1922 at the| Town of Vernon, County of Lake hour of one o'ciock in the afternoon t and State of IHlinois. _ of said day (daylight savings time),} Te Wes: four--ninths (4--9) of the | twelve o'clock noon (standard cen--' South nine--tenths (9--10) of the West ;u time}, at the East Main o---!hdf of the South West qzaarter of | trance to the court house in the City the South East quarter of section 'of Waukegan, County of Lake and'eleen (11). Township forty--three ; State of Illinois, provided the bid or, (43) North, Range eleven (11) East bids 1pon each piece or parce! of of the Third Principal Meridian, in | the premises, hereinafter described| Lake County, Illincis. Also begin-- | small be equal to at least two--thirds | ning six (6) caains and seventy (70) of the valuation put upon the same links North of the South East cor-- | as shown by the report of the com--| ner of the South West quarter of | missioners hereintofore appointed by! Section eleven (11) _ aforeamid; lthe court to make partition hereof,| thence North eleven (11) chains and ]or the other pieces shall at the same | nine and one--half (9%) links; thence time sell for enough to make the total| West two (2) chains; thence South 'unount of the said sale equal to|eleven (11) enains and nine and one-- | two--thirds of said valuation, all real| balf (9%) links; thence East two estate mentioned in said decre®, sit--| (2) chains to the place of beginning, uated in the County of Lake and|containing ten (10) acres of land, State of Tllinois: | more or less, situated in the Jown of |\ The North half of the South East| Vernon, County of Lake and State nuarter of Section cigat (®) in' of Hlinois. County of Lake ) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SAID LAKE COUNTY. SPECIAL JUNE TERM, A. D. 1922. JENNIE H. HINTON and ) ROL MAMIE HOLST, et al. ) Public Notice is nereby given that in pursuance cf a decree made and entered in the above entitled cause in the Circuit Court of Lake Couzty, lilinois at the Special June Term A. Stat D. 1922 thereof on the 12th day of June A. D. 1922, the undersigned Master in Chancery of the Circuit The North half of the South East quarter of Section eigat (®) in Townsaip forty--three (43) _ North. Range eleven (11) East of the Third Principal Meridian, in Lake County, Illinois, excepting therefrom -- that part thereof lying Easterly of the center line of the public highway rumning across the _ North -- East corner thereof. Also that part of the South West p irter; _ running _ thene rly--two (32) degrees I n and fifty--hundredths AND 0. HINTON wry, to the West on, and thence S of beginning. ex f the above deser r of Sectic 'ort y--three (11) East Meridian, i: L CHANCERY NOTICE I1 rth half GAS BUGGIES foth strike ballots while busine=s North e Thi W rt 11920 West! BENJAMIN H. MILLER way of grainage commissioners of Drainage District Number One of the Town of Vernon, Lake County, Il!inois, as snown by deed recorded in the recorder's office of Lake County, Illinois in Book 78 of Deeds, Page 497, situated in the Town of Vernon, County of Lake and State of I!linois, all of the above described premises containing eighty--four (84) acres of land, more or less, Lot number six (6) and the North ha'f of lot number nine (9), all in Section -- sixteen _ (16), Township forty--three (43) -- North, -- Range cleven (11) East of the Third Prin-- cipa' Meridian, in Lake County Ill-- inois, containing fifteen (15) acres of 'aud, more or less, situated in the Town of Vernon, County of Lake the right of way of the Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie Rail-- way Company, and subject to the rizht of way of the Seavey Drainage District also subject to the right of Ten per centum of the amount of said sale shall be in cash on the day thereof and the balance within ten davs of date of sale Dated at Waukegan. Illinois this Uitn day of Jume. A. D. 1922. EUGENE M. RUNYARD, [HE . LAKE COUNTY REGISTER SATURDAY, JULY¥ 15, 192. ati licitor for ( Intermnat'| Cartoon Master in Chancery ig emergency t e the strike mplaina 47--49--51--53 'l(\\' _ A 4 )/ ~ § C\ ' _:_ 3 P\ / | s . P * /'.f &8 "Persons carrying on the business of operating or renting passenger automobiles for hire are required to lpay $10 for each such automobile having a seating capacity of more than two and not more than seven, and $20 for each such automobile having a seating capacity of more ithan seven." \ The commissioner of internal rev-- enue has held that a vessel must be |both over 5 net tons and over 32 |feet in lengtb in order to be sub-- | ject to the special tax imposed by |this section. No return of certifi-- \ cate of exemption will be required &in the case of boats falling below | both or either of these specifica-- | tions. pric @Ct oecunatic=al taxes: -- brokers, $50; paw nbre'ora, $100; ship brokers, $50; cus:--mheuse brokers, $50; pro-- prictors of theaters, museums and concert halls where a charge for admission is made, having a seating capacity of not more than 250, shall pay a to. of $50; having a seating capaejity of more than 250 and not exceeding 500, $100; having a seat-- ing capacity exceeding 500 and not exceeding 800, $150; having a seat-- ing capacity of more than 800, $200. FEDERAL BAXES admissio: capacity pay a to capacity exceeding "Cireus proprietors are required to pay a tax of $100; proprietors of bowling alleys and billiard rooms are required to pay $10 for each alley or table. proprietors of shoot-- ing galleries, $20; proprietors of riding academies, $100. $1,000 The Jacksonville Journal, in speaking of a recent health meeting in that city, rem@¥ks: "That public health work pays 4g well known to the informed. Within a decade it will be indelibly impressed upon all receptive miads." -- ! taxes, due us of 1921, ""b: | which wl aff etors of theate: cert halls where H LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Greenhouse Phone 174--J -- Res. Phone 291--R--2 Sweeter ye them a Say It with Flowers Flowers for any occasion delivered by wire in any part of the U. S. There is no one living who does not like the sight of fresh flowers They add a wonderful touch of beauty to the home and their sweet fragrance lasts for many a day. ive you thoug f bowling 'ims, and .« ternal rever t prdvides t .rpocl.fidn sl ecial excise (-arryh\g on ivalent to so much o' for maki: it to $200 For Theaters Attention Husbands--You May Need This Idea of its «c year en« f $5,000.' also a . rporation ited tate are t Bring Natural Beauty Into Your Home DUE THIs MONTH 18 a BUT iT was BiyE Silx SHE wANTED AND VLL TRy oUT A £iC off ANB mAay®C SAvE Txn Day JOSEPH KOHOUT ler the revenue e beiore July 31 ect brokers, pro-- s, museums and _a charge of ad-- rcus proprietors, -- alleys and bil-- of riding acade-- ats, are now ob-- ice of the collec-- ft wed one at home wh the thought that pr pa ; wonr: _/ CHURCH as of spe---- ANNOUNCEMENT®S fair aver-- stock for with re 'ing bus 1cag verning )usiness eact ner Thursday, Sunday school picine at Round Lake. Full particulars given next Sunday morning. Thursday evening, choir rehears). FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sabbath, July 16, 1922. Sabbathn school 9:45 a. m. W. G. Wells, superintendent. Preaching 11 a. m. Topic of the morning _ message: "Misuse -- of Spiritual Opportunities." You are welcome. X:00 p. m.--Union service. Spe: er, the Rev. Archibald MeDon: pastor of the Congretional chu of Area. You are cordially invited Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Topic: "Earnest or Trifiers." Leader, Miss Dorothy Schanck: Union Vesper Service in the Methodist Episcopal church, 8 p. m. Te speaker of the evening is the Rev. Archibali MacDonald, Area, IIl., pastor of the Congregational church. These are community ser-- viges representing three churches, Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian. The community is in-- vited. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock, mid--week meeting for Bible siucy, prayer and fellowship. "Come with us and we will do thee good." The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-- per will be abserved in this charch at the morning service of July 30th. Any who wish to unite with the fel-- lowship of this church or make the first public profession may speak either to the pastor or any member Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls will meet at the church for a joint Reunion meeting Tuesday evening. Picnic supper will be served at 6:30 p. m., central standard of 7:30 p. m., daylizht saving time. FIR~T METHODIST EPISCOP\| CHURCH You'~, Supt Prayer meeting, Wednesday, July 19thn. Topic: "A Study of the Parable of the Good Samaritan." M H M M M: Jack Bradford, Choir Dire '~. |.yell Morris, Organist. 10 a. m, Sunday school, Mr. I LIBERPTYVILLE CHURCHEs ~I. LAWRENCE'S CHUR« mpts a person to make ) would appreciate y: u choir, sermon p. m--Epworth service, Miss | Subject: -- "Only Can -- Serve." orthy. p. m.--Union s July 16th, 1922 h Sunday After Trinu Communion, 8:00 «. m ch school, 11:00 a. m. ing prayer, 12:00 o'cio I. V, Brock will condu and preach at 12 o t saving time. Publ eay u a W The Lea H D W ch PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that® the Subscriber, Administrator of the Estage of Hiram P. Bartlett, deceased, will attend the County Court of Lake County, 1t a term trereof to be holden at the Court House in Waukegan, in --.:| County, on the first Monday of Auzust next, 1922, when and where a!! persons having claims against sai| estate are Ben. H. Miller, Attor notified and requested t same to said Court for | 4y hT ki The Reliavie Laund & gh> fl e Reliapie Launary es RA HIGHLAND PARK AND LIBERTYVILLE é YERS S Launderers C w Dry Cleaners and Dyers ?/'0 Aw-n'\ Libertyville Phone 67--R l'] B Highland Park Phone 178--179 Waukegan, I 1 . FVTkk/ANM 1 W i m C J ADJUDICATION Phone 39 Try this better way of washing-- Enzmk.youmunnd-'-nlw' service whose standard never varies. Phone today--we'll send a representative promptly. THE REGISTER ALWAYS HAS AND ALWAYS WILL BOOST FOR CENTRAL LAKE COUNTY Schanck Hardware Co. JOHN C. BARTLETT would use. and bother of washday-- _ We do all of your washing, with rainsoft, water and nfld.'hihmpdw.purity;tvm.bhc,m-l' '?h,en iron fiatwork, without friction or wear, our im'p.mod m'ut l;ur. and we "Iron" m'g appare!l on our wonderful steam heated "m--." ses, with the mpr:mmh:cu' your own favorite laundress WEC OBR EVC PWuE lw AREHEmRCEg _ Emm eenene rmeng middies, shirts, underwear, %fi% rompers, knickers, children's things, and linens-- towels, B * We call for your family We relieve dfionnyanamdurodm. lw-at&_o_kuo--nnmdl fusd and steam Sterling Washers Electric -- $75.00 Power = $47.50 in€ We return your bundle complete-- Beautifully washed and froned-- Everything ready to use or wear. ~OTICE t the Court l County, \.zust next, «!l persons \| estate are ) present the adjudieation. cost is 18 cents per pound (shirts extra). trator 1922. 19--51--5 Orwa a 1.=m.c0. PAUL MACGUFFIN, Attorney. ADJUDICATION NOTICE Ehninger (& County Court term thereof Court House Waukega LIBERTYVILLE PAGE SEVEN BY BECK Executrix 1922 51--58--55 f