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6 i * . ..' Sure Death to Society 8 s is _ _ Wheére frand and falschood invade +4 $ . . Wreasurer, William J, Stratton of! Ingleside,-- Lake county, has :"w'l:.'%m win | ; w----------_.---.---. sel(} ~ J42__ _ .____ emerged as the leading contendant for this important office. _ 'The |study of mathemetics, o cove Foman and Home . TE . concensus of opinion all over the state appears to be that the Lake| »wnite the actur! rédetermination | Courier "is a' place d tss ul ) _----; _ . county man will win in a walk, -- . ere qegmrhdnmnm_.%uhm'mr.' "fi' -- it ~ . Mr. Stratton's efficient handling of the office of State Game d °°f°°"- any mothor'thing for which a man has ' rtife «: FizS Wabden --h¢@-- Hee: Kinar:c a--famiiar one to +..Im it * 'of thousands of voters in Illinois, > ' i --. it * T e pa----«= -- [ . S e on s cce etme=| @RPRRPPRPRPRRARE 4 i Esn portant factor in the Lake county man's campaign, and the care-- F _ y y 4 a V 4 f j T ~.* --As$DET EVVHIIC IRACDCENGENE |w» sesiaa U _«\ _»'_' Late County Independent « Waukegan Weéekly Sum |ws Toou in *~*~~~'~ ~Merbert Mole, 26 of Zion and Married, is Facing a Ser-- and won a~decree, after which the went io Florida. -- Mole followed her and induced her to remarty him, at ter which they returned to Zion. The old charge against Mole was dismiss * er the government Wi" gulit claim to F} '_fi__m'm,fl! The girl was promised immunity i she would leave town and sha and her father were to--depart from Zion today for Indiasa to make theit fo-- ture home. ~In ~connection with the arre--t of Mole, it is recalled that he was ar-- rested a number of months ago on a charge of contributing to the delin-- quency ~of l4yearold girlis At that time hbis wife sued him for Atrorce * Subsequent to the arrest of her-- self and Winn, Miss Livinghouse : d-- mitted to the police that she had been intimate with Mole, and it was on hber statement that M~le was ar Warrants were sworn out in Zion | several days Aago for the arrest of! Victog Winn, aged 19, of Zion, and the Livinghouse girl. They» were «harged with a serious offense, Winn | was arraigned today before Justice Thomas McEwen of Zion and was fined $2%00 and wosts. In defaait oft payment he has been brought to the wounty jail to serve forfty days. CHARGES OF 16 ~ YEAR OLD GRL > CAUSES ARREST Merbert Mole, 26, of Zion,. has been arrested by Chief of Police Theodore Becker of Zion on a charge of con-- tributthg to the delinguencty of EKre Iyn --AAvinghouse, aged ©16,; ~ulso if There <--has been 'some talk in Washington of the government keep ing some of the 30 acres for: a u:t- house, ahould the timg come when ene is needed thére. s C One of the greatest piects ol work %NI be barbor work, the eugineer Slaies. VICTOR WINN FINED $200 The same intake that is used now secould--also be employed, as it _wou'ld be an easy maiter to hook up with i# and the expense would not be great. The ststion will be so ar-- ranged that there will be no trouble from sand in the intake. It can be blown out by water, doing away with the bothersome and incboven-- bent sand trap system. 6 The plont will be compact, and so arranged that it can be increased to a $60,000 gallon Tiltration #ystem at little cost. This would care for a tity : of: $00,000, e < P _ The only addition necessary wou!ld be the [Htramsion beds and the head boute and pemping station .would be Capable of operating to this maxi-- mum capacity with" no . additions, These units, the least expengive of all the building, could be added in a row to the present plant, as plann-- M. L. Milier, filtration expert, who hbas been working. on the-- plans for the ~building and plant {or several nont]ncpnow at the same tinve that 'his work was almost completed. It should cost, he md:'t'. anywhere from $300,000 to $500,000. -- -- 30 acres on the north beach for a mie --for a water works to ;lu the tity pure water Mayor L. J. --Yager This is based, he said, on --a tele gram {from Congres=man Car R. Chindblom,. which lends hopt that the. necessary signatures will be procured in Washington todey to give the city, the land. He wired that definite _:'ortl'mb'uld be: given the city to y.. wo % * J Congressman C hindblo m|French Savant Says Parents _ Wires that He Will Be Able | Can Determine Sex and to Give Word to City Today. Character of Offspring. for ysars, it is predicted, will be reflected in practically every county in the state. - -- * gdioe hu ;ouvinced-the thinking elector M heutho*lo'ic;l'; Lake county assures Mr. Stratton of a solid vote.. The confi-- dence that is reposed in him by those who have known him for ~ "Bill" Stratton, it seems certain, %U ?gn.yg one of. the big gest votes-- ever given a candidate To? state reasurer. . i ON *« STRATTON SEEMS SURE WINNER -- 4& (wiind to ordar and pergpective, pay: FOR STATE TREASURER: #e %'gmm"';u"' Out of a rather wide field of candidates for the office of State | wiPhos 'Q"_W.'"!!!'Oh_fl'o: o le Independen "Jt she intendg 'him to .be a" great péinter, for instance, she will inslgt on this fact to herself. She will visit "Not Ohly can--parents before birth determine the sex of their childrep, byut they can also infiuepce i [mmn life aud career by endowing them with the qualities they would most wish them to have," Dr. Coue asserted. "All required is the same. strength of determination and will. power displayed by everyone in the miner matters Oof life--by the bank clerk, for imstance, who.forces bimac'f on cold mornthgs to leave the com-- fortable warmth of his bed for the Chilliness of a cold shower, As in his case the power of autosauggestion is merely 'a matter of babit. --_ _ dust Keep Thinking. *If a mother wants a boy baby ale must bend her will to that eflzk ye-- peating with abeolute confldénce. thirty or forty times a day: 'My ch#4A will be a boy.' \~ . of Nancy, called the world's foremost exponent of auto--suggestion. «_ erSouth Sde. S&ve time and bus fare. North Shore Line takes you direct to where you want to * P¥Y 7i $231,000 for Parlor--Observation Cars :' ##trrrererr4ee " save -- --UA#RARRS#4R¢4##* USANDS of people each month 50 cents above regular fares to m in North Shore Line Parlor-- Observation cars. They value the added comfort this service affords. But we won-- der if they realize all that is back of this operate eight trains daily carrying '--Pm:" r.Obser-- vation cars Our investment in type of equipment alone is $231,000. The luxurious parlor car chairs that contribute to the restfulness of your journey are made by Chicago North Shore & Milwapukee Railroad Co. * *72 West Adams Street, Chicago, l1 > The High Speed ElectricallyOperated Raitroad L.>' <~...~. Phene 74 % s ut $500 splece. They se wowsn % 3 § cost are vacuum c s and are removed every thirty days for dry cleaning. > A trained attendant accompanies each Parlor-- 3 + h& 1 Mn n d a-fri 7""7 4 S w thew chke 'pic Int vier lighs veifeshmntnits are served from an ingenious kitchenette. Our Parlor Car charge of 50 cents is recog-- nbed-modermétmof&':m The operation of Parlor--Observation cars is a part of our established policy of giving North Shore Link patrons the best that is obtainable in travel art galleries and MArround Here are some interesting facts about North Whether your need is for local, vance. _ gmm -g"d v:: : «y sak 8 > m o 000 00 oommge . see the difference! Be sure you get Ful--O-- Pep Chick Starter. z l..'.'?fi';'.':z"u:;"...'.;? Mabes . pre--dé on ie Sb iince | i se accustom her P to :"ztn' ve, pay-- :Mtlonm:l tien to % tlt.,.t::t"nu ..'52'.:... B milor A shialot Temale c or by the two inter--connecting--it is our e ro supply a service which will ideally .W. 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Eesn Aav Affn: MB en¥ e '-x'.-h %HUPMOBILE o C ETGHT Mrie D ooo Eht imreteamine freiiy Of periotinatisint» that is daily winning men and women who buy the best as a matter of course--wunsurpassed eight--cylinder performance combined with body finisi and trim appropriate to Hupmobile's mechanical 'superiority. Compare only YQ'!r_fl)Oqt-,ihrilling and dehghtful driv-- -- : i Touring, five 1, $1945. Touring , seven--passen-- % !.&.--6 -- ,EM'.loh,khms.Cnt,nn- mfl'&gm,mi.uwtsk&fl,fl.mm Hw Six --Touring, £ve--passenger, $1125. Sedan, 'nm four 1185%. ipment includes 30 x 5.2% balloon tires, -- brakes, c'o.in of t'z:.thn. All prices l..o. b. Dewost, ;l::.v"nu tax. ~_ Hupmabiles are now sold on the basis of the new reduced tax rate. 4,8f 345 N. Milweukee Ave., b'beny'v.fllo. Dhnois MAIN GARAGE C. M. BERNARD, Prof mo labor of composition, but only task of writing down what he had