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veni That fany No Quarters for Women Jurors in Lake County Building ; Delays Service th w o me The Although women have full rights ler the law to serve on juries in e county and circuit court they will : unable to do any jury service in ike county for an indefinite period. ‘The big ticâ€"up, it seems, is the fact at there are no quarters for them. there could be a full 12 women on jury it would be possible to house em in the regular jury room but, if held some men, it would o{ll for 6 jury to be split up which is illegal, cording to Sheriff Lester Tiffany, ys a Waukegan paper. The county board of supervisors jury M T h Phone SATURDAY SUNDAY, MONDA Y + county board of supervisors | last week to tear up its old : lists which are good until 1932. put the issue squarely up to Tifâ€" who would have the right to call n to serve as special jurors. I like to call them but I can‘t. : is no place to keep them an y can‘t be split up," he said. plans to use them for a coronâ€" ury, where six would be needed, e first opportunity. > attorney general has ruled that omen could serve as soon as the =s of the vote was completed. : hboard of supervisors, at their session, probably will be forced nsider some way of housing the 1 juries so that the law can be TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 30, 31 NANCY CARROLL â€" FREDERIC MARCH GEORCGE JOE. E. RSDAY, FRIDAY â€" Continuous Shows Xmas Day â€" DEC, 25, 26 with EARPHONES FOR THE HARD OF HEARING! brrid are en gru« 100 Do tasmussan will be hos guests at luncheon fol Ige on Monday at hei . Johns avenue. \1Y, DEC. 27 Bargain Vatin THE ALLâ€"AMERICAN FOOTBALL TEAM with FIFI VWORSAY â€" REGINALD DENNY CLIFF EDWARDS THE HOT AIR MERCHANT"â€"Comedy â€" Fables "Strange As It May Seem" â€" News Events SPECIAL HOLIDAY TROGRAM! MAURICE CHEVALIER "Those 3 French Girlis" SIDNEY .( itaphone Act TORS ORDERS"â€"Comedy â€" Act â€" Cartoon â€" News IONDAY DECEMBER 28, 29 Continuous Sunday from 2:00 to 11:30 ® "Maybe It‘s Love" % with BROWN â€" JOAN BENNETT â€" JAMES HALL Comedy â€" Vitaphone Act â€" Universal News A L C Y O N SELECTED TALKINGPICTURES "Playboy of Paris" 66 Laughter" HARLES MURRAY in "GO TO BLAZES â€" Sereen Song â€" Universal News Highland Park also Much credit is due all of the comâ€" mittees who worked so untiringly to make the sale and luncheon so great a success. Mrs. Harry L. Canmann of this city is president of the Sisâ€" terhood. * County‘s Oldest Dance Caller Is Found Dead Herman E. Hicks of Wauconda, sevâ€" enty years old, who for more than 50 years had been theâ€"county‘s most popular dance "caller" at country parâ€" Clear $450 Wednesday â€" at Pantry Sale He had been on his way home from a dance at Ivanhoe. . According to those who found him, his hand was on the emergency brake of the car, and the automobile itself had stopped a little off the pavement. N Mr. and Mr aple . avenue entertaincd . 2 ends at dinner Sunday evening hood, of nel was 0 was . ds of th Bargain Matinee at 2:00 Herman Fromelt of entertained a few Sol Strauss, Mgr. THE PRESS hi A Holiday Pingâ€"Pong tournament will be held at the new Highland Park Amusement Center, opposite the Alâ€" cyon theatre, on Tuesday, Dec. 30, starting at 1:00 o‘clock in the afterâ€" noon. This tournament is open to all, and everybody interested is invited to call at the Amusement Center at once and make entries, or telephone H. P. Young people are now home for the holidays and seeking various means of amusement, and the Amusement Cenâ€" ter is equipped to take care of these features of their holiday making by providing the means in the way of various indoor sports. Special rates are arranged for parties during afterâ€" noons. 4 Starting next week, there will be set aside a day each week for each group of young people and those of school ages to play 18 holes of indoor golf at a fee of 25 cents each.© Each group will be given a different hour so that there may be no conflictions. Suitable prizes will be awarded by the management. Mrs. James Bowden will have a family dinner on Christmas day at her home on Central avenue, There will be twelve guests present. piaeaneaaneies pianeameamnnengnesesece The Highland Park Amusement Center is fast becoming one of the most popular places in the city, and those who patronize it are finding plenty of things to do with good servâ€" ice and courteous treatment at all times.â€"Adv. ing Pong Tournament at Amusement Center; Indoor Golf Parties All that Lake county needs is a big snow storm so that 23 pieces of equipment to clear highways through the county can be swung into action, it was learned this week from R. M. Lobdell, ‘county â€"superintendent of highways, who reported two new pieces of equipment and a tractor plow. & PR Townships â€" that purchased . new equipment for the first time this year were Lake Villa, Grant, Warren and Vernon. Other towns with equipment to comâ€" bat snow drifts are: Shields, Freâ€" mont, Newport, Libertyville, Benton, Antioch, Avon, Ela, Cuba, Waukeâ€" gan and West Deerfield. When the winter season drew to a close last year there were 13 snow plows in the county. State Road and Bridge Contracts in December Reviewing road and bridge constucâ€" tion contracts placed during Decemâ€" ber, Frank T. Sheets, chief highway engineer, lists seven projects that toâ€" tal $374,807. With the exception of the job of paving in Chester, to extend route 3 to No. 150, now about comâ€" plete, the work is made up of grade separation bridges, grading and gravâ€" clingâ€"such work as can continue durâ€" ing freezing weather. During : the month, contracts were let for road work in Bond, Cook, Randolph, Johnâ€" son. Will and Williamson counties. .ake County Now Has Snowplow Equipment to Cope with Drifts Thursday, Dec. 25, 1930