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[~Great t"Moments jn a Great Picturei The Tango h a a dance of the bot coirntles, à dance ofsr&1e' at firsts eductively slow, dieu abauptly changing to steps of lght icSa d lithe gram .You canno have TH,-FOUR- H>OýRSENEN .,Of time Apocalydes i, 115 1-I Js. Di-Vs- DaoJ InVe LITE Theatre WAUKECA.N ONE WUALK Staringt Monday Matin«. Novomber 7th Twice Daily, 2:15 and 8:15 p. m. AUl Seats Reserved WITH BIG ORCHESTRA Seats 50c, 75c and S$1.00 SUSPECT MURDER IN CASE 0r MAN HUN6 MFON TREE JULLETIN "Murdered by an unknown persan or persona" lo the substance of a coroners verdict returned Tueeday night In an Inqueat over the body of aman Who was found dead by hunt- ersuIn a gravai pt at Prairie Visw. Later developments indicate that the man not only wa* shot but &i@o etab- bed In the abdomen end hi& throat cut, and t le the bellot of coroner J. L. Taylor that strangulaIon was net the cause of th. mant death. In. Utsad of a roe being fastened &round the mtan's nock, a twlg was ut:d. Coroner - Taylor Wad today tt the manL lhad been dead etttost thre. menthe. Thar* was net a thinq ln thé tman* pockets to establiaîh Identity and n a moftey Was found on hl& person. The Inquest Was conducted at thé John E. Barrett home, the body bing founti on hl* fart, It was taken to Libertyville to r- * identification. The theury that the unkiavi man. whoae body was taund i vth a rope around is neck hanglng t roià a tree on the farm or John E. Barrett. ai Mlwaukcee Ave., near Prairie View Tuestlay afternoon >.e huniers, a murdered -le aubsMtitated tir the tact that the remalnî titi fot clear the grounti. The rapt- vas fully a foot anti a hait too long te have causeti death by strangulation, according ta the opiin f Coroner J. L. Taylor, of Lîbertyvtlle. who conducted an ln. quest, Tueaday evening. The body was that et a Midle aged mai and vas go badly decomposeti identification by the tentures toulti not ho effecteti aid there were no marks on tht- clothing ta turnish a clue. That the body hall heen there a long tinte la lndicated by the tact that hlm straw bat was fouît nearby, which voul i ndcate il had béeen there at least sine@ early li Otober. A coat and vent vers aloo fouît near the hat. le mai baving vorn a blus serge suit. The body vas fount near a grâvel pit a short distance from the hlgh- way In an unfrequented spot. Tt tas tisccavereti by Vctor Hâben, il, mon ot Frank Habi. reuîduig on an *ad.- Joininat arin, vbovau vlth tvo ot- or bunters, Otto Kiaake aid Lesieé Brovn, of Deerfielti. Another reasan the body bad not been discovereti be- fore la that the tre, bad ouly receît- ly shedi their leavea, the spot being heavlly voodeti. The ree ta vhlcb the rope waa faateneti la no amail it l belleveti Il vould not have borne the velgbt af the- mai if fully suspendei. bThe grovel pit tg now useti oîly hi a tsw persoa who haut said tramn there with wagons. A quarter or a century ago the Dit vas nsed by the Soc line, vblch built a $pur track te lt anti large quantîties of sand vere takeD tram l for rallroad extension purposes. 1 The place where the body was found la vîthin at Mlle et the place wbere Steveai ("'Big Steve"> Mis- 12ovaki, gangter, was tound mur- dereti ]ast July. Coroner Taylor saiti the mai may have been kilUed at the marnme Urne aid by the aame people. The body la apparesi41y that of a man about 45, 5 fest 7 laches tait andi welghlng 153 Pounds. 14Noriherà Ilimois' Greatesi Store for Women 's Appare Extraordinary Savings Are-Now Provided In, OPur Great November Coat Saleý Coati to 27.50 Coati 10 $45 Coats to 69.50 The tbree. Drieu quoteti above vili give van da e tof pennou ainayliilen tht-se handsne coats. lier@ are c'oats of the maît beautiful soft materlala ln the rlcheet of c ~r. plain andi fur trimmn ieti lud andi Interllneti. pieateti. btlt- ed and lbase backs andi a vIde varlety of cdorer styles for womena, misses andi juniors. Remember, Thursday- November l7th Will, Be Waukeg-an' s Second, Great Being the. combined efftorts of an Entire City to brlng to you the Grea test -Money Savinq Bargain Day ever known in this part of the country You ail remeinher WAUKEGAÎ4S FIRST GREAT COMMUNITY BARGAIN DAY> held last -Spring.' Thousands of you secured bargains on that day you neyer will 'forget, and when we tell you this second event surpasses ini value-giving every effort of the past youli know what to expect. COMMUNITY BARGAIN DAY IS AN EVENT 0F SUPRE ME IMPORTANCE PARTICIPATED IN BY Every Retail Store in -teCt- of any importance including Department Stores, Woinen's Apparel and Clothing Stores; Shoes, Dry Goods, Drug & Hard. ware and Furniture Stores, Butchers,' Bakers, Restaurants,- Grocery Stores, Automhobile Accessory Stores and Garages. "Thç-Greatest Bargain,,- Holiday Ever Announced"u VOLUME XXI) PROSECU] SMALL ( JUDE Court flot nol corne up toc h In1.I , c tour a 1,' f: a 1 a l i f t a ' -.St la * i. e i e1, ) t.oiith e det oti thr.Co"" ,r heas '!f*\bond ini Sali n Lakt- Count Y. enlu ho ie counst aLd if the- golemti a1 voluitary app, The- pi -r'ttio: Attt'.;tt)i 61IVES MAN AND EIET CFNT iW Auto "duros" Lake Countv;- a hike to MI: llt'ng-'tn w. ut fitht in t.r fi he Wes Ith.- utne .IandInz iii fiotny o at:,1-s rId in tht- 1 bc h3td 'tati t I tut lit- coart and wai a 11t, s 0fi take hic .S Lt lie couîld t 1 have hi-rt $15, Pay Ihat mut-h for b,. dead bioke st- bt-g o: wnrk for tir the wrtyY B 'n7torîucs-,c. hIlm Up and take 1 l ook a brot '.' -uth a, tfB)i 4a Point about Wil-eliît- and Hl crt1In-'. 0Ir trm 10;, about 22 3t-ti guessed lr,'-wotrlti aid paid ov-r fil- rt-rt-nd t rke hlm Stillger f[rush; co ]Y got outt:if Quent tasn of itt He- ing- his '.olr watt ltî,other.iî.tovw a.t lie d'ti rot want to %,a 1 M in h i porke ttc t.îtç t o tseil! coul-id el ge t JLL BELLS N~ SMAL Si.riiigg!l-itl. 111, Sr'ftotililtrt-q PUtîlit and etttîih tbIh-t] ht-tw.r,.ttlot Mi. ectArnistitri Da 'sage fi-on! Sootet i centainîing Pl-esîd, gestion thit ht-Ils 1 -*uot be toiied durit, - IRI of Araerica's ut -14