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Winn-.355 5800 Ravenst Avenue - LoNtrbeieh Mat _ _ City 015cc: " South Clark Street _- FRAnklin t287 A half-million workers in New York come under the new decree of a five-day week. “Five days thug shalt labor, the sixth shall be a holi- day and the seventh a holy dst"--- Atlanta Constitution. T declines to attend any of the eels; brations. And " there are people who say he bu no political Ben".--- Boston Trnnscript. Vii-Kink 2000 THE PRESS CLEARING COUNTY a Oli' surf MACHINES Warrants Issued " After gangsters had picked up 13 machines two warrants were issued by States . Attorney C A. V. Smith) 'charttititr"' Charles Connors and Joe Aiello, reputed members of the Bugs _Moran gang, and sent tothéChicagQ detective bureau. _ _ f?" , Hijackets Start It and Authori- ties Keep Them Moving; Booze. Raids This orderly retreat of slot ma- chines that started when gangsters hi-ineketed a few in country' beet joints and later was precipitated into an utter rout when newspapers printed rumors of a syndicate doling out “cuts†on the eontrivaneea, ended last Week-end with ‘county enforce- ment officials belatedly v6wing that vice and rackets wtntlrt be terminated as far as Lake county is concerned, says the Waukegan Sun, and contin- ues: _ D. C. Parks, representing thé syn- diea'teNer'e, gave" the order of re- moval and allowed himself to be quoted to the effect that gangsters (C)R.C.Cd. ma ma! 'tteo and not the authorities were opposed to the mimic» wanders. . _ Discovery of the warrants led the Chicago Daily News. to investigate with the result that a series of ar- ticles turpeaied-eharttimr that. gangs were Btrhtitttt for the control of rack- ets in Lake county 'and lntimnting that Mieiahr, politicians and a saloon keeper were part of a combine pro- tecting slot machines and taking an alleged "cut." ' _ Butane Denise . Waukegan, said to . have a quota of 150 machines, and North Chicago with 100, waved farewell to the money. eateris the evening the _istory appeared. Prior" to'that’Phr‘ks had been quoted as stating that he was removing 300 machines, but the in- vestigation of the Chicago Daily News revealed 900. Col. Smith has promised to rid the want)? of bootlegging and slot ma- chines, and Sheriff Lawrence Doolit- tle, .who mis quoted recently to the effect that' he _wouy keep the' ma- chines' out of the County once they Were removed, reiterated this assé’r: tion last week. _ . by 'THé 'iharTtrTiikiiirTiiiiiiuirth- "féiiiiftir" ----p _ in the press and declares that no beer is going over Rand (road to his Knowl- edge, and that he has used his coun-. ty highway forée to curtail it for more than a year. ' _ u A _ an?! Wii "iiiirieiriiiRurVRmitr5iirtTeRrrrTm irici"als to tstart Thi'ogram of rigid enforcement these men have.remain-' ed quiet and worried over their in- veistments." ' - _ . All Quiet . V A11 along the, line, the. north Share and county; 'spealceasies were re- porteras being quiet Jast week-end v _ Beekintbriunction , Last Thursday Col. Smith filed ' petition for injunction in the circuit ecurt against the Elizabeth Caksidy place at Bluff Lake, near Antioch. He named Leo Mohgovcn as a co- defendant, as he stated the title was in dispute with both Mrs. Cassidy and Mongqven claiming the land. _ It will soon be ttme for Uncle Sam to provide for. the building.of two new battleships; under the Washing- (on agreement, and we presume the professional paeitists have their cow- bells and horse fiddles all ready. This was the place raided June 15 by the sporige_squad and squ'ads .of Chicago'policemen. Good beer, the prps?cutor-iaid, was foutlil but no hoodldms were hrthe place? _ . $11.50 The correct bag for those who play golf. "I“ '" "I. CNICMO' ' ZIP O GRIP Thursday, June 27, 1929 Thursday, June Collarless co; (‘qstume jewels tmee., And In more interestim metals. Of special in laces and brim ions stones w] in fascinating Carved ivory h jade; coral wii gree; coin! and tagethgr; can: and 1ipWwith cspecially fave raises the stunt to a higher po for many year The necklae strand of carw front clasp of This touch of ment used wit' cred frock am by Frances S: tiny coral twi: ti"ttiriiiiil ttReds and the same 1 for small Beet nice change ' pearl neeklao Dimity, voil gingham, bati ing about the each day find foundation. theme withou Fill the ward cotton tags, f to topcoats t weaves-and latest. But if unto your rel 'ness! Into the r started out tl conceivable tt very contrast Sheer .frocf voile. made "Ve Cote Whi