FIND MARINE LIFE DEEP IN THE OCEAN Depth of 800 Feet Reached by Wm. Beebe in New Diving Apparatus © 18 cce dn l c s h cce t k t l c o c c cce cA t THE CHIMNEYS Highland Park For the NEW MAJESTIC RADIO BECKLEY ROAD AND MILWAUKEE AVENUE K0 W T he H Wedding Gift of an Antique or Egchinp, will not be duplicated > un marlne A POTTERY EXPERT W Are Observed HEATHERCLIEF POTTERY ida brill sPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS IN PRACTICAL POTTERY. MAKING MORNING AND EVENING CLASSES ENJOY ABLE â€" â€"RESTFULâ€" INSTRUCTIVE Visitors Welcome Leebe a mile by Otis ball Olh Englann ANTIQUES n life land ute ce int . The steel Baron. The 2nd expediâ€" in ocean d by huâ€" 1 in their chapter en life. th by all al depth Caust Di end 100 One ent ound . 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V Judges F. man, Chas Al he: jud M VC Alvin unt M Renton: and Shields t ve new precinets. T trict in Benton has that a new voting n established at the etcham idys SHC Shield the â€" Board â€" of k. according: to on of judgesâ€"of County Clerk L We Id; Judges Wm. Steff vin Meyer. West. Deerfield 2, P we, Deerfleld; Judge" r, Wm. Plaggie, Geo West Deerfield 3, A Dex D zes Thoma Fallett. kman Homer. Redding. West Deerfield ist Deerfield 1, Town hall, Deerâ€" JSudees Wm. Steffes, Earl Frost, ng, â€" ake : Forest; Judges. J, , Wm. Kemp, J. Bradley, Jr. elds 6, Winter club, Lake Forâ€" Judges John Spellman, ‘A. D. wl nlk it Id new . voting st of polling h : Robe Gibbs. st of the es of clec election i t Deerficl Hoervey PC Baker t of the polling places and s of election designated for lection in Shields, Deerfield Deerficld townships are as Neill Judges E.. John Oliver new voting precinet has ished at the Beach school. c a new voting precinet at Atkinson garage at 22nd Hervey avenue, North Chiâ€" H ol W Gorton school, I E. J. Monahan, American Lake Forc Duggan, R Town hal Young Men‘s Recreation Everett rt oomey. ity hall, North as Murphy, J aye 1 ~precinets in Lake which are in Waukeâ€" imbert eld 2, Edw. Bleimehl ; Judge*James O‘Conâ€" rgie, Geo. Beckman. eld 3, Anderson‘s groâ€" verett; Judges Joseph . Burns, Wm. Snedden. Deerfield City hall, Highwood; Smith, A. E. Huestis, Deerficldâ€"Shiclds, â€" E.. 8. Cuil, Y vnâ€" hall, Lake raghty, E. M c precinets. appear g places announced Supervisors last ) the official desigâ€" election announced ew A. Hendee. 1ds townships each s. The old fourth has. been divided ake ovest ;. Judges Marwede, R. Megion, h ; Judges Bricknell. uke hicago, Nelson, 10 Bluff Maw Iuestis, | terest of this legislation. Congressâ€" man Wm. E. Huil, Peoria, is a memâ€" . High | ber of the rivers and harbors comâ€" W. E.| mittee, and has been one of the measure‘s staunchest advocates, Hotfâ€" 0 hall Orâ€" Roger Park; Phone Highland Park 350 Deerfield 8, H. M Judges H. F. Kelley, W. E. Brand. Deerfield 4, â€" Judges Martin Sam Martin. f l)ecrï¬ehim:'), residence, 381 Roger Williams ave.; Judges Carl Grant, S. 8. Stanger, Rose Frost. . Deerfield 6, Vencil Mu Green Bay road; Judges Peter, Frank Parker, A. 1 Deerfield 7, Brands store, 532 Cenâ€" tral avenue, Highland Park; . Judges W. J. Obee, Herman Denzel, Herman Schwery. # ERCUUHICC Deerfield 8, Lincoln avenue school Highland Park; Judges G. L. Vetter, Jack Hart, Fred Tucker. « Decrfield 9, Witty : building, 475 Stipe, Governor Louis L. Emmerson signâ€" ed all but 11 of the more than 30 measures enacted at the special sesâ€" sion of the 56th general assembly for the financial relief of Chicago and Cook county. The remaining 11 bills will be permitted to become laws without the governor‘s . signature. They authorize more than $62,000,â€" 600 in bond issues without. referenâ€" dum. Governor Emmerson in announcing his refusal to sign the bills declared that he was opposed to bond issues which do not provide a referendum. However, he pointed out that the conâ€" sequences of vetoing the relief measâ€" ures would be so appalling that he was unwilling to assume the responâ€" sibility for such a: course of action. iovernor Signs Most of Bills for Chicago Relief in Finances Provides for Illinois Waterway Completion The largest and most comprehenâ€" sive rivers and harbors bill ever formulated has been passed by both the national ~house and .the senate. The measure includes provision for the completion of the Illinois waterâ€" way by the federal government at a cost of $7,500,000.â€"â€"The project, esâ€" timated to cost nearly $40,000,000, was begun by the state of Illinois and carried as far as available funds perâ€" mitted.. Governor Louis L. Emmerâ€" son and other state offidials have made trips to Washington in the inâ€" field 9, Witty building, 475 Williams ave., West, Highland Judges D. M. Blaiser, Joseph Elmer Malmquist. P Thursday, July 24, 1930 North Shore Gas office, Ringdahl, Nick Wink, H. M. Prior‘s office; Kelley, Fred Rudolph, /encil Muzik store, Bol. ~ St. Hill.