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#1t¢% d E; Waukegan provides hous-- -- ing Taeil for these men it will -- lose-- benefit" of the immense se int of business that they will 0 In the basement is a M alleys. -- In parchas-- the hotel, the new owners ac-- possession of all the present equipment and furnishings. Sees Boom Here To Wankegan's industrial boom is due the coming of the new hotel and addition, according to Mr. San-- gor. Wmdnmnd- > brick; the upper two stories of stueco. Half timbers or-- nament the structure both outside and within. Ranning the entire length of the capacious lobby is a Besides placing the management of the hotel on a modern basis, Mr. Sangor promises that every effort will be made to cater to the needs of Waukegan's civic and social life. m facilities will be ,provided for he 'banquets, meetings and conventions. "I was impressed," said Mr. San-- 'I'. "by the opportunities that Waukegan offered for investment, :mmfl:nm.hm-n' bu:uhn. .u'..'.'.'"a,»,g. scarcity of housing. . The Johns« , of i z"""&m thertre ly ne provigon has been made. Be-- T elpiratives mpotiating Tor H4tos in by skilled architects out of the quad-- wfldfluhwdfln: _ partly surroend. In sum-- mer, tables will be set in this shel-- tered arbor, after the fashion of the picturesque courts of the famous. New Orleans hotels.© The rose gar-- den will probably be unique among northern hotels. vice will be installed in every room. 'A high class cuisine, in charge of an expert chef, will be established. Ex-- clusive dances and balls, accompan-- ied by the best orchestra obtainable, will be given. There will be a met-- ropolitan barber shop in the base-- ment with separate entrance from the street. % of which is an unusually large con W; an's fArst need, as 1 see the 'growing business which indus-- trial expan will bring. This the hotel will fill for at least the t five years by means of its in-- Of the addition. < / _ _ italists, headed by B.. W. Sangor. The deal was negotiated through E. Schwarts & Co. of Waukegan, 'The corporation has ac-- quired the Army and Navy hotel, road and Clayton street, and will immediately begin its remodeling: on mn extensive scale. The 69 feet --adioining the hotel property on 'the south have been ac-- quired, the residence now occupying the site will be razed and a six--story »ddition to the hotel will be erected. 'When completed, the new hotel will be one of the finest in Illinois, out-- side of Chicago.. It will u'a.y'y. site, with a frontage of 207 on Sheridan road and a frontage of 148 feet on Clayton street. -- Waukegan. will obtain a modern commercial hotel, with a ca last Friday between officials of the Salvation Army and a group of Chicago cap-- One of the features of the hotel For Waukegan i uintmendiligtnn: ts . » tunbeatitainy . o of Chicago's tremendous® ottnfl;v&fiommm can draw on gith@r 'Chicago or Mil-- Tion in company of seven husky Voliva men, five able women follow-- ers of the North Shore Mohammed, and a lawyer. She was freed from the custody of the sheriff who held city in which to invest!" > * "CHAIN WOMAN* supersedeas and held up judgment, allowing the woman her freedom. The McNeal woman was adjudged insane by a commission of doctors called into the County court of Judge Perry L. Persons held at the Bethe!l home in Zion two days ago. She is said to be suffering from re-- ligious hallucinations. Reports went out that she was chained to her bed amd« was imprisoned for dis-- 'Wuhm..z'.mnm sity, must + * "!'or&i'am"mum. Waukegan 'affers practically all the advantages of a large city, minus some bf its-- t Wauke-- gah has «railroad facilities and good rates, »It has not only the Northwestern Jrai but the El-- gin, Jolict --andEastern Belt line, which, &n ?: with 62 other railroads.~ } is this it has Chicago is already the fastest grow-- NMhtz.m.m:l:; seeaieens in ate on waterway projéct, by making Ohi-- cago a yes.port, will only hasten the freedom for "m"j and authority after authority was quoted to uphold his contention. Ac-- m"'*'fim' court as interpreted by Judge Kd-- " Il'? binding in the insanity case, i# "Waukegan is bound to grow. It is the first city north of Chicago in which it is possible to erect a fac-- tory. Between Greater Waukegan {including North Chicago) and Chi-- cago are. residence 'suburbs which will} not let facicries 'come in. In expanding to the north, therefore, know what the other large compan-- ies coming into the city are planning *to do. But they have not yet ap-- &ommdnboou real estate values throughout Wau-- kegan and that therefore Waukegan property is a good thing in which to thing, on m proportionate séhle, of course, will happen in Waukegan. 'The residents know what the Johns-- Manville company'is doing and they the gubway 'that had not juraped ir value from two to twenty times its "I believe that exactly the same values un upper Hreadvaq. Within values OM s a week there was not a single piece of property. within <a half mile of where the stations would be : mcnmuwmnm ment that the subway was partly wmflzflu_hmm would .begin : running -- on ~sthedule that New Yorkers tumbled to the built, were being~reminded of the rafucng nachinery. They know exs Ca s ® -dvu"'u"*' into tr covble uho pra 4 "hare to .lonl h:: u m'r hn.dht"?fltm'h first subway --was built, For--three years or more New Yorkers had known 'that the subway was being Republicans of the Tlincis house A8S FLOOR LEADER _ Tell youn --3 want's smal Woitle of Btpe Cream Batm: _ Appty : enough in his "It's tiftib a 'halt was called and I am sure the.expense will more than offset the votes controlled by Voliva whenelectioh time comes ve doud it B paathe mor ols or '"&Mhhmhdm m-hl:'h~~t':,'by"dom ' "No doubt, the fact that Voliva eontrols upwards of 2,000 votes has had its effect on some of our offi« "It was gratifying to me, and no doubt to other thousands of "Lake county tax payers, to read in an is-- sue> of your. paper, that Col, A. V. Smith called Voliva's bluff and I 50 n the hhar thah »all creataity war C put an end to the costly nonsence that is > continually before *our hthothohu-l"fi to go.to s Y 0 be doing time in some county" jail. The following letter imdicates the Judge Edwards' decision has creat-- "Editor Daily. News, with libeling the Rev. Mr. Nelson, hexg 9 the Inferentont A it m waite and io mt es ue indictment returned by a Lake cbun-- ty grand jury. .. ~ a 8 o ce peentay &u' charge in a Cook county 4 «. i B0 B06% , Word received .by. State's ney, Smith --today M" overlerd whom Judge Edwards be-- ment. be quashed, when thecasg:is libel by a jury of tw Tells How To Open Clogged Nos-- Adbs 4*3 } DICTIONARIES ate in use by busi-- Voliva . is Tee of tin vastinnd of ndorms. use of this und of inform-- Wilhur Glenn Voliva, Zion m follow up article that will | Cl y* y tb C e P ; * ;' e w * *dkal } c K4 .' : a weler y +4 .' P 5> 2%. o ui _ y --..._ 106,027 For . s + ® s day ® > "® ' c =>.? tar s 7 \ ' # + " 45 w g 5.3 ' pyt doran s 1 o 4 . 3 % & v % y" é' t 4+ . -"i._ ~e#k & ht C 1;! e + % & o oo Saclte <----® 6 I In f DW e ~ c m --< f _ This volume of deliveries to actual owners is entiréely .un-- -- precedented for this time 'of the year-- .. spusscsatrem.. . " tthins taxed the manufaBturing ability of the Ford plants . working at full capacity-- _ _._ esA _ It jndicates a volume of business. during the rapidly op-- poil o naiimgs roprann annane on To e Pos mw!hmwmmhhflt up, as deliveries have been made to customers as fast' as Cars --~ could be manufactured since last Apri _ * _ _ ts b _ Approximately the. same number 'scheduled PAIaH . B s 2 : _A 4. l2 sns on Haci t oi i tinpiage es : a t > yae * '~ . A Smail Deposlt and Easy Payments if Desired. \> INTERESTING FACTS 'lhonlymyyoucanp}ohct your desire to obtain prompt delivery of a Ford even at this time is "to place your order ~ "Truck for use this Sprimg or Summer. , We Infineyoumentltled to know these fac Ford Motor Company c x &., oo cfi o%e, y*4 L wTLS This emphasizes more strongly than anything we could possibly say the mecessity of your making prompt arrangements with a Ford Dealer for the listing of your order, particularly if--you are 'contemplating the purchase of a Ford Car or What Does This Mean? TUE viivahks ar CARB t# e