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any hour of the day discloses a num er of cars parked by the high way, where folks are making some dandy catches of fish. Many are also fi--h-- ing in the De< Plaines River: and &re usually rewarded with a good mess of builheads. Richard Potersen, 18, of 1610 Saw yer Avenue, Chicago, recéived (lee This is not a time for ----fcials wish to show they } let them drive out this inv: slot machines once and for other law violators that the Officials merit the conditions. They now Will they? "Home Owned and Home Operated" 539 East Park Ave. Telephone 844 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. Our county officials are sworn to enforce the law. They have ao other alternative. They alone are the ones who can remove the stigma from Lake County. They are the ones to whom we must look. We hope they will not be found wanting in this, the most serious probiem that ever has confronted us. -- The great majority of law--abiding citizens of Lake County have become nauseated over conditions that have been allowed to grow worse instead of better. With this great majority the Daily Sun demands to know what our officials intend to da about it. Grande Cleaners PAGE FOUR We would like to be charitable and assume the attitude that our law--enforcing officials are blameless--that they have been cendering to the public a full measure of conscientious service. Such an assumption, however, would: be little short of farcical. These officials must know, as do the majority of citizens through-- out Lake County that law--breaking is rampant, and that violators appear to have little fear of consequences. Slot machines are a violation of the law and cannot operate without protection of one kind or another. Neither is it possible 'or breweries and stills to operate, and for beer to be transported ro and fro, without protection. iy. We But it is to us. That one prominent county official has been receiving $2 a week on each of several hundred slot machines; that fifty per cent of the proceeds go to Nick Ganas of Chicago, the owner; that twenty per cent went to a Waukegan saloonkeeper; that twenty percent more went to another county official, and that other lesser officials got cuts. The article charges also that Capone and Moran followers bo. established alky--cooking stills in Lake County, alleging also that a huge brewery is in operation in the county, and that truckloads of beer are being run into Chicago daily, with a pay-- ment of $5 a batrrel in Lake County for protection. There are other charges also of frequent battles in Lake County between the rival gangs, of the theft of slot machines and the hi--jacking of beer trucks. And the battle for supremacy has just started, j Similar gang wars have existed in Chicago and Cook coun-- ty. We have regarded these with more or less complacency. But it is different now, for the situation has been brought home Entered at the Post Office at Libertyville, I!linois as Second Class Matter MEMBER iLLINO!IS PRESS ASsOCIATION One Day Service Dry Cleaning Your finest fabrics are safe with us, because we employve a corps of skilled workmen. We can give one day service because all work is done in our new, fully equipped plant at Libertyvville. Our trucks will call and deliver youl work on short notice. Libertpuille Indbependent LAKE COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, Inc. ime for quibbling or equivocation. If our of-- ' v they have a regard for their oaths of office | this invasion of gangsters--let them expel thc | criticism that has have a chance +/ for all, and let them make it so }'mt fot they will give Lake County a wide berth. cago. Both machines were con: erably damaged.. Petersen i-- sai! have admitted the blame for the cident ?d that jhe would pay any damages. His car, an old Fo was towed to the Libertyville G age. According to reports, a th car, driven by Vernon Scott of C cago, fixzured in the callsion cuts to one of his hands an cut on one of his arms, w h driven by Oscar Tarren, North Avenue, Cbjoaago wit he was riding, collided with car, in front of the F. H Nob on Souta Milwaukee Aveny other car was driven _ by Ssachse, of 3437 Peirce Avet ""8'% l ds ie¢suliied irom existing chance to vindicate themselves TELEPHONE NO. 1 W w. t o W w hom lother ;) 4 | & lall obs+ ST. JOSHPH'S3 CATHOLIC , Rev. M. J. Nealis, Pastor | First Mass at 6:30 a. m.; Second ' Maas at 8 a. m.; Third Mass, at 9 a. m; Fourtb Mase a:; 10 a m } M SERVICES OF THF LOCAL CHURCHES Plan To Enjoy Them More This Summer' () CHRISTIAN SCIEBNCE SOC Third Floor, First National . Buildasng Sunday services at 10:45 : Subject for Sunday, "I~ +h erse. Including Man, Evoiv. tomie Force*?" Wednesday evening at 8. Sunday School at 9:30 a. in PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Guy E. Smock, Pastor Sunday school «t 9:45 a m. Morniug worship at 11. 'Ihe ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN (East of the Park) Rev. W H. Lehmann. Pastor sunday school at 9:3 a m English service at 1v;%6 a in Immanual Wankeeran nithn s h W U 1t mornin METHODIST EPISCOPAL John E. DeLong, Pastor elephone 14 H LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JUNE 20 W oF Inquiries Solicited: Building to be erected corner Broadway and Milwaukeg Avenue. Will be rei for occupancy next fall. Kitchenette Apartments For 1d D & ik on «on ~ a«n 0 ams.~ «ue o <ms + <me 0--cum » Hafemat 1¢ n L y ibj J. B. MORSE & CO. A GOOD OFFICE TCO Do BUsiNESS wiTH f W a ind W 1 M PAL , Joe Hutchings, Jack Cunnningham ® Teddy Eiserman and George Greg-- orning ory, employees of the Libertyville 'Construction Company, left Monday on a'¢fmorning for Delevan, Wis., where unday 'they will be occupied for about a es for week repairing and decorating cot-- 'tages belonging to the Common-- ted to wealt Edison Company. [ Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bennett enter-- ETY 'tained Mr: and Mrs. Ray Barnett, of Bank Zion; Mr. and Mrs. John Meredith, Mrs. Will Burber and Mrs. Jennie m Hoas, of --Chicago at dinner Friday > Eud evening, after which they all attend-- 1-- by ed the graduation exercises at tae hicth school, in which Miss Mabel Bennett participated I" Harold Gray, of J B. Morse & Co [Laibertyville, reports that he ha> sold W W 11 of W i Everything For Men" Mrs. Jennie Payne and son, George 0o: Evanston, attended the higa school graduation program' here Fri-- day night, spending the week end with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Gooding, on Lake street,. Mrs. Gooding's daughter, Marion, was a member of the class. the left ds a One -- Piece Model. Come solid eolor and priced at Additional Local News t W The Suit picture BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S BATHING SUITS FROM $2.00 UPWARD M 1 OTHERs UP FROM $ omes n «e ce c<mn c <ae © <am 0 <am <in © com © cam © en e al Man's S!)('!'(i 4 V D N $5 H JeNNi¢ Friday attend at t.ae Mabe] UC D at The Ladies' Suit pic-- tured above is a flut knit Bradlevy and ds priced ed and supervised by Regular -- standard cour: given, planned by experts efts will go to Chicago this week to attend a t férence for metropolitan the work of this school play and sand work make attractive to <chfidref LIBERTYVILLE that the car had been left at the side of the road by a workman, when it 'aad refused to go further and he had planned to return for it later in the day. OTHERS UP CHURCH STREET LIBERTYVILLE Telephones : Office 469 Residence 269 MIL W AUKEE AVENUE AT Rent . to attend a training c t metropolitapn Chicago upervised by th standard cour:« ned by experts o to Chicago S: ibl+ ready $3.50 00 , 1929. c l Round Steak, Per Pound _ HOME--KILLED SPRING and STEWING CHICKENS Sugar Cured Bacon whole or half strip, Spring Lamb Stew, 2 Pounds . Spring Lamb Shoulder, Per Pound _ _ erear ATLANTIC & PACIFIC & Grape Juice c« Shrimps HILLMANS BLUE RIBBON Quality MEA TS . WHERE ECONOMY RuLEs " Mayonaise WHITE HOUSE Gelatin Office at Corner Rockland Road and St. Mary's One Mile East of Libetyville. Phone Libertyville 777 12 :. $1 Excellent Opening for ber. Florist. Drv C:nn IN THE BEAUTIFUL NEW DALL BUILDING Libertyville, Ilinois Pin Bott:e 26C 2 No. 1 Cans Jello oz. jar zoc Assorted or syal Fruit TRANSPORTATION ANXL BC EIONS, THIS CITY I BSTABLISHED») HERR NO AIXNG WITH THB CIT MATBLY 1209060 PAMTDIP ui BP WELSCH o B2€ 'ient Upening for a Druggist, Delicatessen, Bar-- ', Florist, Dry Goods Store, Bakery, Dress Shop, Shoe Store or Childrens' Shop. 151 S Y VILLE I1s fII PING CIIVIEBS Al«C)N MIDDLE WESTERN DIVISION STORES FOR RENT io. Lb. 27¢ Milk 29c Benjamin FHB CIFY )1 FAMILIFES AIA)N 37c 19¢ 19¢ 1) 1AIHKC} Fy o WITH IHE LAKE FI sROWING RAPILDLY TT Valencia Oranges, 252 and 288 size, doz. _ ZSC New Carrots, 2 Bunches _ _ iNew Potatoes, ' White Cobblers, 8 Lbs. _ ZSC New Potatoes Fancy Tomatoes 2 Pounds Fresh California Peas, 2 Pounds A SPLENDI CHANX ERTYYILLE SERVI 24bl-2 1b. 99C 43::. $1.98 [A GOLD MEDAL, PILLSBURY OR CERESOT A D) ROADS Fresh FRUITS and VEGE TABLES Large Chipso 211C Soap 10 °~= 49¢ Campbell's Baked Spaghetti Chicken RED CROSS Macaroni OR 1 Dall Fels Naptha Flour packages can a la King ollege Inn cans IONA d43¢ 223C 225C 13¢ 29¢ 23¢