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Libertyville Independent YDF Lake County Independent -- Waukegan Weekly Sun e! . There are two angles of viewpoints to the plan of publi'shing' names of paupers, those receiving aid from the county. In the first place it's pathetic to tell to the world the names of those so un-! fortunate as to be compelled to seek and get aid; the other is that many times those not actually IN need, get county assistance and will continue doing so so long as the public generally isn't made aware of the fact. . Thus, the question that is paramount is: Is it better to advertise the unfortunates who MUST have help in order to HALT those Wwho get county aid and are not deserving of said aid? It has always been a noted question this idea of printing names of paupers. It never can be settled satisfactorily because there are two sides to the argument--a fact proved by the vote of the supervisors, 16 to 15 in favor of publishing the list. *# -- ADDITIONAL LOCALS * the new Titus Bros. building became stuck in the gutter just west of the village hall just before noon _tod_ay: The nice parkway in which Marshal Limberry takes such pride, was dam-- mged considerably. We do not know how much that load would tip the scales, but it looked far too heavy for the ordinary gravel street. Dramatic book sermon, "The Hand-- Made Gentleman, a Tale of the Battles of Peace," by Irving Bacheller, at the Methodist church, Sunday evening, June 22, at 7:30, standard time. A tale of youth, cheerful, warm--hearted and decidedly worth while. "Written A large truck loaded with brick for MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN KENNEDY BROTHERS TELEPHONE 32 To get a thoroughly overhauled car in perfect condition with a 30--day guarantee on our convenient -- Our new car business is good. We take in a lot of fine used cars and make all necessary repairs. Come in and see our complete stock, priced from ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 20--21 \is the | ' This is for the benefit of friends of GmKrnmreywhohnvonogmhim this week. Last Saturday afternoon he too ka prominent part in a ball game of Public Service employes at with a sweet wizardry that casts a de-- lightful spell over its readers."" Its characters turned a'state into a neigh-- borhood. You ate invited. . Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Chambeérlin, former residents of Libertyville, but for the past several years living in Washington, D. C., and other eastern cities, are in Libertyville looking for a house, as they desire to again be-- come residents of our village. They came west by auto, an en route had a collision in which Mr. Chamberlin sus-- tained four broken ribs and injuries to one of his knees, and he is now con-- }uned to his bed in the Newcastle Hotel 5 Authorized Ford Dealers _ LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. TWO DAYS ONLY 'Evanston. _ His glove had a rather large hole in it and allowed a hot one ito;orls\_;thmh.uflnu(hlh 'the region of his right eye. He has 'since been carrying that eye in a sling, and treating it with especial care. The only explanation Gus will [mouww"yououhtw-«m 'other fellow." We don not know who is to blame, and are not disposed ot criticize, but it seems as if something could be done to put a stop to the incessant use of fire works on the streets of the village. Smart young men will throw some kind of a dinkus on the sidewalks, and sounding like a young Big Bertha. It's all right to celebrate ithe glorious fourth, but it seems &s i# "Powder River," the official picture of the A. E. F. in action in France, will be shown at the Auditorium The-- ater next Thursday and Friday, June 26 and 27. This is in the nature of & benefit for the Libertyville American Legion Post, and that organization is selling tickets. Every Division that | saw real service in France is shown in 'actual action against the Germans. \'The four biggest battles -- Cantigny, Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel Salient and the Argonne, are complete in ev-- ery detail, from the time the first shell was fired, to the capturing of the ob-- jective, is shown. _ Buy your tickets 'trom members of the Legion. Eon EeE maieeit s MR ET D OC! part of the celebration was & little pre-- mature. The dealers in this class of goods should be prevented from sell ing same until the proper time. from members of the Legion. Frank Eger says it's all wrong about who built that new sidewalk in '.hl; rear of his store building. That wa leads from Cook Ave. to his rear door | and is a great convenfence. Frank (or some one else) has put in some hard licks cleaning up the lot back of the store, and things look ship shape in that neighborhood. And the whole of lt.hll story has not been told. Today (Thursday) we learn that it was John Cole who started the ball rolling to get that particular back lot cleaned up, and, with the assistance of Bert Hall, filled in the Jlow places with nice gravel. It only goes to show that with the proper kind of leadership and to-- ! operation, many more of the unsightly Iplaoes of the village cay be made into spots of beauty. A Lake county man has a proS-- pective baseball nine in his own fami-- ly. He is John Orer, of Zion. The ninth son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Orer about three weeks ago. There is one girl in the family and she as-- pires to be an umpire. *4 ~--*Thrift and self rellance" are the _watchwards in this family and every member has a bank account and is taught to conduct his own business affairs in a systematic manner. BASEBALL NINE _ | IN ONE FAMILY . THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924. 2 STOLEN AUTOS ARE RECOVERED Two automobiles, stolen Thursday night by th:'l!ml' Park police, were recoveres today, accord-- ing to a report received at the office of Sherif Abistrom. TtR automo biles were a Studebaker sedan, own-- er Percy Friedland, 726 Elmwood Ar. Wilmette, and an Oldsmobile, owner William Dominick, 1443 Ashbury Ave. Hubbard Woods. * Had His Ambitions. * Discussing music the other day my» little nephew was asked if he wouldn't like to take violin lessons. He ar swered, "No, I r;h:rld guy not. I want to belong to & orechestra ; one that walks down ibe «treet."--Exchange. Four Great Battles--~ Auditorium Theatre -- THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE 26 and 27 iguy -- Chauteau Thierry -- St. Mihiel -- Argonn IRILLINC! _ STUPENDOUS! -- INCOMPARABLE! BUY YOUR TICKETS FROM THE BOYS FOR THE GREATEST AND ONLY OFFICIAL PICTURE ~OF SALE OF 8CHOOL BONDS Bids will be received at the office of Franklin 8; Kern, Treasurer of the Township of Liberty¥ille, Lake Coun: ty, lilinois, for 40 Bonds of $500.00 each of Consolidated District T78U, bearing 5% interest, payable semian-- nually. Dated May 1, 1924. Four due each year. --The sale wil lbe held on the 28th day of June, A. D. 1924, at Central Standard Time. _ (Signed) ___ JOBEPH REUSE, President of the Board of Education. . BIG HALFACRE LOQOTS ON AP.] PLEY AVENUE, BLOCK FROM 8T., PAUL -- STATION, _ ONLY _ $1250 EACH. | Read 'The Independent, only $1.50 a WORLD WAR SELLERS & PETERSEN. o'clbck in the evening, 'For results, try an Independent Want Ad. COLLINS & DOANE COMPANY ANY MODEL OR TME UNINVERSAL CAR DOWN BY THE ELECTRIC STATION MONUMENTS . and Mausoleums «t fre