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--_ A ix;:ninent Chicago woman worker is urging the)prising local manufacturers, jobbers _ _establishment of a moron farm by the State--of Illinois, | $24, dtaiers: will demonstrate their .~-- and her suggestion seems timely.. She says that Illinois| North Chicago and its trade radius. _ stands among the last states that has failed to adopt| PIOS®® is,the vaicbword and the _ a farm plan for morons. In 75% of the cases they have Znd foremost proudily progressing * bhandled in Chicago, the morons are taken into cOUrt, Chieago pusiness strengts and the «the eourt discharges --or--fines--them,--turning ._t.b.em,mgLFg meime nhetatnale Arinent --_ into the streets to continue their 'misdememnors.= She /y prees. it wht be an erposities -.-rhmmmaqw f Cecille Klliott and Virgll Pritch-- -- wrd. Much Credit bhowevrer must be , palid to the entire cast. 3 _ higher 'taxes.: Municipaly state and county taxes have) > ~~~ * &--«------ C % 'been increased about 10 per cent but property values W&o'fle Barometer .of ---- have increased 100 per cent. Pretty good investment. Marks Company --~ During the mgut-ten years the wealth of the nation has|. .: Manager Says. _ . ment... You can't have your cake and_ eat it, too. mm ON PROGRAM --.~. public but would enable»the state to make --good men ~=mossibly out of these persons who*a.e such a menace 16 _' _ Almost everybody who owns property --complains of * '_"i?" T_-- '7: 1e wioo 52 * P & " " 7 CEUW Ec aCas "" not w90 ta'-- "arte 7 + 8 "ave W"_" wUF C Arrborfovitte Tnd4ep PAGEANT TO SHOW . Libertyville Indépendent T e Thhakdnts nannmatts a A s iails a . h vtrak ie' ancen th mnukan ;;n:t\]n;nfi a# " C'm HmmE o o on i Sinnihih to 'Potris,. ie =~ "The Man Who Came Back" which apened at the Majoatic Theatre Sun Say bids fair to break --al popularity .meords.--The--popular play house was The play. a 1 like a tense, pulsating drama, u%umum you are going to be :Mmmm. ~--The brand new lighfMpg effect in-- mnmmmem adde m¥#ch to the success of Toluca,. Ille., Sept. 23.--The search for Joseph Stimas, lNquor--crazed coal miner, who ahot and kiliied Sherift Orville Litchfeld and Chief of Polics John Leonard Monday night in realst-- rounding a There are Aive acts in the play with four distinet changes of ecenery,. To Charles Clapp, art director, and to the etage carpenters, must go unilimit #d credit. for the acenic effects. No drama ever has been staged here more elaborately. Eepecialiy fine is .o%hm The interior of the 'hinese opium den ig Shanghai Uuino is erceedingly good. Another Ing arrest, shifted to McNabb, four Word was cartied to the posse sut and last ecenés are laid in New apuiters with mlm-ovhj the audience +0 > (frequent hnu_" Celineation ©possible. , Their work is par éxtellence. They Wre ably assist-- «d by other members of the coast, and from the enthusiastlce reception accorded the play the "S. R. 0." sign will be seen often during the week. blooded drama, contains the most bi-- lnrious farce eituations seen hbere in POSSE OF 500 IN SEARCH OF MINER To e o n mnaiine. C iiringea en e m nnaoned lane . io s rimannt; s mm on mmer commerenm en mm omeprane. > should interest Waukegan people as well as citizens else-- where. A couple, a man and an unmarried woman were 'rrrested in the former's apartment on complaint 'of nei%hbors. ~They were taken before a judge who ruled that the arrest was illegal as the police in making the arrest had no search warrant which allowed them to go into the apartment. 'Ordinarily it is taken that where TREMENDOUS HIT .____ We note that Charlie. Hayes of McHenry County now says he's to be a.candidate for the legislature from chis, the 8th district on the REPUBLICAN ticket. Charlie bhas been a candidate for the job practically every two years for many decades but hitherto he's run as a demo-- home is invaded. the police feel they have a right to make a deéscent.: 'Th@] clean No Wq any Chicago jurists hold otherwise. In other words he insists| Mind are allowed st this exposition, that a search warrant is necessary before a person'$|that respect, as it is in several other ror Spteges he community, SCORED IN PLAY Btimas' -- dlecription dart | at Moblabb, _ By the time reached-- MoNabb it num-- déeputies, left for * g#, in response.to & _ Is Your Garage Wired ||--|| MA@ukegan Recreation for Complete Convenience? ||_|| _ _--_" 'smnne."" PUuBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS | > In the properly lighted garage a wall switch controls the in-- terior overhead light. A smalil work--bench, handy in every garage, has a light directly over it A switch on the wall near the bench con-- trols the light on the rear porch of your house, , _ * porch of your house, *¥ Waul l' MR"A jland Gealers will demonstrate their lpfisg"_fn and comin + faith in the future of Waukegan--|}are thus the best. were listed who had signed «up for!Chock, 24, Chiness wuiter, -- from one to eight booths. With to was killed with a meat cleaver. ~"New stunts will be offered daily and money prizes will go to the winner sof the several, contests ar-- ranged for during the week of tm. 28. After Monday night, the oben-- ing, circus vaudeville will be at 3 and 8:30 every day and night, while the many novelties will not in any wuy "InterTare wilk The regular vau deville -- cilrous -- program, -- which changes Thursday. MORE FIRMS SIGN UP Sixteen _ new exbibitors taking eighteen boothe, for the Pageant of Progress since the list announced yee-- terday is the record up to noon today. We have gtven everyone the aame cus and vaudeville.acts arranged for| booth. _ "No. I won't," says Ross, your 'pleagure," the" Pageant of Prog--| then follows @"~ "Faxzing" * 2y -- Bro: _flmtmmvmmm,wmgmnw and a thousand per cent divident on joy| Fred -- « After they bad e stock, --with----a --big--bonus -- of Webb --said to Hoss, "well and laughs--it will be, the stu why won't you*" Sherman weat dous surprise show of --Waukegan--|right on eating and said between _Kmh_ Chicago worth coming miles bites, "Why, I have signed up." The 10 ments and facts." _.-- _ _ ----.--~ -- The Waukegan North Chicago Pag-- "This wection never saw a bigger or better show of _ its kind, at aby in the. field You'll enjoy the many con-- veniences insured by complete wiring of your garage. We will gladly give you esti-- mate of cost of having your § wired completely. Or, A duplex convenience outlet near the work--bench makes the use of électrical tools easy. Can be used for portable heater. trouble light or bat-- \H _ Cleveland, O., Sept. 2%3.--Leaders Oof the local on Leong and-- Hip Sing Tongs were being questioned at de next year," See !f they ain't. We want eight more exhibitore and then the "sold out" sign goes up. P. J. Shapiro and Billy Jacobs have something "up their sleeves" for their joint exhibit. Becretary Fowler says: "We are behind this exposition 100 per cent. We can afford to be. It's going to surprise everyone, See if it don't ra{frers registered disgust. Every booth must be passed both going in and coming out. All booths their display. %&!& Ey-- erett Judd and Fred are to asked for more space. Durkin & Durkin increased theirs as did A. F. Carney, Krenun .& Dato ang_Frank Burke Hardware Co. _ 6 Johns Manville company are bave a very interesting exhibit. | -- Candidates tor office are Wquir-- Ing 4or space. Why not?* They can see more folks than attended the Chicago, North Shore & Milwau kee RR. (2) a * _ ; § _ Waukegan Tire Market. __________-- T. J. Stabl & Co. A. 8. Kenuedy Coal and Ice. Co. > E. T. Sargent, (Sportinzg Gooda). day's list the number of separate ex hibitors reachis Afty nine. & + T5s kiked estibilore fatlow ; . m m «M'w tm nnnid _ mt s xi : t fiioe s 6 ht ------ ol l Bc hm m iX AXD4C4O BMAOAAGEANUML 4 .2p._ * 22c m mm n ons s -- =-- QUESTION TONGS ON MVURDEAR &b Berv. Co. of Nox »s--Co: «The Waukegan Datly News. Callahan Deiry Co. -- & Oyclone Fenee Co. R Pfanstiehl Radio Bupply Co. Calkoun Electric Service. -- Whyte Furo#:ore Co. l'A YO S olub are -- in--watéh i t C 16 Brunswick Special Tournament Alleys I .____ 11 Brunswick Carom and Pocket Tables ¥ ; ' Liquid Carbonic Soda Fountain and Fixtures 1 j 'i Complete Recreational Service For Ladies And Gentlemen ! HH One Building One Floor # _ kee, Effie Fenoey, 24, Milwaukee. Leonard Schultz, *5, Detroit. Ina Barber, 19, Milwaukee. Walter Wells, 39, Chicago. Violet Anderson, 23, Chicago. Chas. Moore, 24, West Allis. Auna Luepke, 23. Milwaukee. Melvin 'Ward. 24, Racine. * pors Jones. #, Beaver Dam.-- Joseph Geller, 33, Chicago. °_ Dorothy Willey, 19, Baraboo Beskie Maull, 30, Oconomowoc. James Stirling, 23, Milwaukee. Laura Barth, 20, Milwaukee. Arthur Metten, 23,, Kenoshe. Adelle Sofieyka, 22, Kenosha. . Roosevelt Nizon, 23, North Chic Mary Cholden, 30, Chicago Geo. Cadet, 28, Waukegin: Stella Douglas, 35, Waukegan,. Alex Cardenas, 21, Chicago. Esther Koller, 21, Kewaunee. Russell .Johnson, 24, Racine. -- Ronia Tobin, 18, Racine. John Warobey, 30, Chicago. Barah Tochs, 18, Lacine. Karl Brendvold, 24, Chicago. Emma Blask, 22, Chicago. > Antonias: Kiritses, 30, Waukegan. Meary MoAuley, 22, Waukegan. HMHarty Brown, 24, Chicago. Allce Jostrand, 19, Chicago. Stanton Hoen, 21, Sturgeon Bay. Eisie Jackson, 18, Sturgeon Bay. Stephen Meidan, 39, Milwaukee. MHarriet Meidan, 40, Milwaeukee. CGustar Spath, 28, Milwaukee, Nora Flint, 21, Milwaukee. . Edward Oelhafen, 27, West Bend l&ona Kelling, 21, West Bend. * Geo. Martin, 21, Wilmette. Lucille Krause, 18, Milwaukee. Erwin Beuze, 36, Milwaukee. Marold Oleen, : 26, ~Milwaukee. Donna Oleen, 3#, Milwaukee, Leonard 5-1 24, Milwaukee. Jeanette n'o\ukl. 19, Milwaukee _ The Grand Opening _ OF THE NEW The fountain and luntheonette accommodations add to the convenience and pleasure of patrons. Who wouldn't erjoy an hour or an evening with friends in a place like this? Bowling © Billiards -- Refreshments Waukegan Recreation Co. Everybody Likes Activity --Actual Play, A Part In The Game Is More Beneficial Than Being a Spectator. Waukegan Recreation Rooms ¥ ; ¥oe Lama Monday 6:00 P. M. September Twenty--Eight _ Geretmand, 23, Milwan: Van Rov, 21, ~Oconomo-- Which Insures the Best Of Environment and Atmosphere. mew~_. @0 ... nqasl en ~a «3 -- ~--ou ie hi North Chicago. Favors For The Ladies. Nineteen Hundred Twenty--Five ANNOUNCING Possession of about one hundred acres can be given in about sixty daye from the date of completion of transaction and pessession of the bai-- ance about Jply let, 1927. -- B--C: Thompsor, Zton. "Itt. ------:~------~-- Chas. Harbaugh, Highland Park, 111. C. M. Wilcox, Libertyville, I}1. County Farm Committee. [>Sept. 14--21 Wky. Sept. 17--24. LOST--Sept. 2. Sedan door, rear left, brown lining. Write or phone Abart & _ Wagner _ Garage, ~Waukegan. . The Board.of Superyiecots . reserve the right to--reject any or a}} bids. BIDS FOR sALE OF county ---- FARM rex--s The Board of Supervisors 6f Lake County, lIllinois, will receive bids for thirty days for the sale of the County Farm consieting of about one hundred LAKE COUNTY WILL ~RECEIVE Miss Beckwith of 516 Center ave nue, has gone to New York on a visit and will remain in the East until after Thankegiving. . . H. 8. Bunting of 733 Ravine ave-- nue, has gone to New York on a bus-- ... _ Lisutepapt F, P. Kenny, U.4. RA¥¥4; supply |officer of the distriet" sgfi headguarters at the naval training | station, Great lLakes, will sheortly be detached from the station--and--order-- ed to sea duty. Lieutenant Kenny is well known in Waukegan where he lived for a number of years while at-- tached to the station, and also nlongl the north shore, where he has many LAKE BLUFE _ _ Viola Gaulka, 24, Kenosha, ' Ebert Fortner, 27, Bevier. Opal Atterbery, 27. Atlanta, Wis. Jacob Gerhard, Jr..28, Fond du Lac Alice Oleon, 21. Fosd du Lac.. . Jeanerte Johr, 18, eimho +* Frank Single, 22, aukegan. Rose M. logsdon, 18, Waukegen, Aell Patterson," 28,. R'd&!..',: fee w §Fd'a Hevach. 30. Recine.:"* * (NOT INC.) NEWS ITEMS at Liberty-- R'I"Thelanml l ; PCame Back" L _ _ to i Nhe s ooo llcns week, visiting his motherin--law, Mrs. M. Rischen of 133 Raviné avenue. Mrs. Okey Talbot, wife of Village Clerk Talbot, has :eturned from Cam-- bridge, Obio, where she has teen for the past six weeks visiting relatives Mrs. Jennie Keanedy and family 711 Park Place, will move into T cago atout October Ist. iness trip and will remain in | about ten days. Sunday Matinee, Sept. 27 "THE OLD SOAK" The § Act Gripping and Red Blooded Love Story MAJESTIC Everett Hopkins. of RICHARD ALLAN l + -- BESSIE BURT-- n s ofi WED. & SAT. Matt Shiel PHONE 1066 m remmirsacinne m 8:30 se meine meiine i on ez clcipe m ¥ of Chi--