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18 North Shore Talking Machine Co. the masterpicce of Radios! Real Estate Bargain in Beautiful Deerpath Hills Estate 712 Church St. Evanston Ph. Univ. 4523 quarter acre in Deerpath Hills provements in; will sell for less than equity. Tel. H. P. 2970. Estates, Lake Forest; all imâ€" Beautifully wooded lot; threeâ€" 380 Central Avenue, Highland Park * Positively...the finest radio built"" say Radioexperts. And...it‘sa Radiola and phonograph combined! Superb music either from the air or your favorite records played by newly dcvel:fed RCA Electroâ€" Dynamic Speaker. Uses famous RCA Superâ€"heterodyne cirâ€" cuit. See and hear how wonderful a radio phonograph combination can be! hone H. P. 2620 742 Elm St. Winnetka Winnetka 3474 THE PRESS The Lions club of Highland Park, together with the 2257 other Lions clubs of the United States and Canâ€" ada, is putting on a Business Confiâ€" dence Week from October 19 to 25 inclusive. > of the city, and all agencies in pointâ€" ing out the advantages of that comâ€" munity, and the many reasons everyâ€" une has for being confident, and carâ€" rying on business as usual. Confidence Week Is Plan of Lions Clubs A call has gone forth to the presiâ€" dent and secretary of every Lions club, from the board of directors which recently met at Chicago, urgâ€" ing that a committee be appointed at once to enlist the cooperation of the press, the other civic organizations International has suggested as the slogan of each Lions club this senâ€" tence from one of Calvin Coolidge‘s recent articles: " "It Is Now a Public Duty to Pay Bills Promptly and Buy What You Can Afford." In his letter to Lions club officers, the secretary general of International points out that our chief need is conâ€" fidence. Miss Eva Emmet Wycoff ' SCIENTIFIC OPTICIANS ‘ 615 Davis St. â€" Phone Univ. 5559 Huston R. Booth Trainer of the Singing Voice in Highland Park on Wednesdays 120 CENTRAL AVENUE FROM the time he reads his morning paper on the way to w ork the business man is constantly using his eyes, subâ€" jecting them to strain. Only wellâ€"fitâ€" ted: glass conserve one‘s eyesight propâ€" erly. Counteract Eye Strain Telephone H. P. 400 Seventyâ€"nine executions were held in 24 counties of the state between June 30, 1917 and June 30, 1929, acâ€" cording to capital punishment statisâ€" tics published by the State Departâ€" ment of Public..Welfare, in its 8th annual statistical report. Of that number, Cook county had 42, 10 of which were in 1921. Cook county also had from one to eight in each of the other years listed in the tabulation excepting 1917 and 1928. Downstate Counties Downstate counties that had exeâ€" cutions during the 13 year period, were led by Will county with nine. Of these, four were held in 1928, three in 1927 and three in 1918. Lake county executed three during the peâ€" riod, all of them in 1928. Record by Counties from June 1917 {o June 1929; Lake © County Has 3 EXECUTIONS IN THIS STATE IN 12 YEARS None in 78 Counties The remaining 78 counties had no executions between July 1, 1916 and June 30, 1929, according to the tabuâ€" lation. Thirteen has been the highest numâ€" ber of legal executions in any one of the years, the report revealed. _ _ There were two executions each in Champaign, St. Clair, Vermilion and Williamson counties during the 13 years. â€" Counties that executed only one each during the â€" period were Adams, DuPage, Franklin, Gallatin, Livingston, Macon, Macoupin Madiâ€" son, Marion, Massac Morgan, Peoria, Pulaski, Rock Island, Saline, Sangaâ€" mon and White. Since the enactment in 1927, of the act that substituted electrocution at Joliet, Menard or Chicago, for hangâ€" ing in the various counties, the numâ€" ber of executions attributed to the counties in the tabulation includes convictions for which the death penâ€" alty was paid elsewhere. The three executions attributed to Lake county in 1928 were the first three electroâ€" cutions under the new law, and were conducted by state prison officials at Joliet, December 15, 1928. The first two electrocutions in Cook county‘ were on February 20, 1929. The calendar year, 1929 was the first in which electrocution served excluâ€" sively as the means of execution in the state. Several bogus ten dollar bills were discovered in Waukegan in the last week, according to information obâ€" tained from police today. As the reâ€" sult, authorities have issued a warnâ€" ing to the public to carefully inspect each bill of that denomination before accepting the money. â€" The paper money, discovered to date, is bogus treasury department legal tenders. Discovery of a bogus Bill is fairly easy with close inspection of the reâ€" verse side of the currency.â€" This has a picture of the United States Treasâ€" ury building. In front of the treasâ€" ury is an automobile. In this they resemble the ten dollar. bills issued by the government. f Bogus Ten Dollar Thursday, October 16, 1930 Bills Circulating