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THURSDAY, North Shore Trust Company SENTENCE TWO TO DEATH _ LOCAL RESIDENTS IN LAKE COUNTY MURDER IN AUTO ACCIDENT John Brown, 32 years old, colored, 3652 Indiana avenue, Chicago, and ‘ Cominick Bresette, 33 years old, a Chippewa Indian chief from the La Pointe, Wis., reservation, were found guilty of murder by a jury in the court of Circuit Judge Claire C. Edâ€" wards at Waukegan and their punâ€" ishment fixed at death in the electric chair. The last execution in Lake county was in 1873. The jury deâ€" liberated 45 minutes. Brown and Bresette were charged along with three others, Claude Clark, Harold Martin, and George Boone, Chicako negroes, with having murdered William Beck, 34 years old, a farmer at Milburn, on the night of May 16 when he resisted them in their attempt to rob the home. Clark pleaded guilty to murder, admitting that he fired the fatal shot. Derrpath Ebratre PHONE 321 h 2o c an h i6 2 lt 3 6 ons anadibvoniiiarnt Lnbennone e er taik to the advanced class this week | ciation are requested to attend. which mntlfl!o’d.tlvfllhnl oummemmemmeamee s ssuss Julian Green, the young American . Electric line service too, is accessâ€" vholulhnth-lfiud&-'fihb;n. Bq sure: to plan to go literary world in Paris. + and be there. SUX. ANXD MOX.OCT. 28 . Nunday, Contingous 2 to 11 JACK HOLT in Children‘s Matinee REXKX (the horse "Guardian ¢ Wild" Episede No. 2 of "Tarzan the Might»" ) »gc ATHE NEWS â€" COMEDY THELKSHAY, XOY. 1 â€"â€" ». N\\r"\w‘ aSC Las? â€" _ LATEST FOX NEWs â€" COMEDY FRIDAY .AND SATL RDAY. NOYV. 2, 3 Saterday Matinee at 2 p.m. 1o1T in ZANE GREY*S «WaATER HOLE® First Mortgages SATURDAY, OCT. 27 Other bonds very attractive for investment of idle funds. Read Estate Bonds POLKA BROS Property and around Highland Park &&&A secured by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Voight of Sunâ€" set road who left last Thursday on a business trip, by motor, were both seriously injured when their car skidâ€" dc on the pavement near Blooming ton and completely turned over three times. They were rushed to St. Josâ€" eph‘s hospital, Bloomington, where they. will no doubt have to remain several weeks. Mr. Andrew Bioomâ€" field was called to Bloomington, Friâ€" day. amd he reports that although they were both badly hurt, they are wotting along as nicely as can be exâ€" pected. 1i E8. AND WED., OCT. 30, 31 Shiver my timbers it‘s actly Meets Clara Bow‘« requirements et «GMEDY â€" CAKTOON â€" NOVEVELTY ONE DAY ONLY H. P. HOSPITAL HOLD sTOCKHOLDERS MEET _ at the Evening Performance POLA NEGRI and NILS ASTHER in "LOVES of an Ciara "The BOW FLEET‘s and in 1M ACTRESS" LAKE FOREST The Flect‘s In IX" GREEN BAY ROAD PAVEMENT OPENED days the cement work was completed us far as the roadway was concerned. This job required about 24,000 square yards of cement at an average thickness of 10% inches, about a halfâ€"inch more than the contract calls for. Excavation of 12,000 cubic yards of earth was necessary before the pavement was begun. The contract price was $111,478.60, and the job was done with dispatch and efficiency and the improvement is a notable addition to the street system of Highland Park. Windes & Marsh are the engineers im charge, with Philip E. Cole as resâ€" dent engineer and William Schultz as Same for South End With the completion of the fine pavement in North Green Bay, attenâ€" tion necessarily turns ay once to the couth end of the street, and it is urged thit the city get busy immediately in proparation for improving of that porâ€" twa of South Green Bay from Stipe‘s corner to Roger Williams avenue. It is pointed out that the property ownâ€" «is on this section of the road have i over beer assessed for its construcâ€" tam e~ maintenance by any special assoâ€"sment, und as the road is narrow vnd in bad condtion, the need for its myrevement is urgent. If condition hampers traffic and delays progress, the city administration is urged to i zin plans at once looking to the improvement of this road, in order that traili> through Highland Park imagy not be hampered and congested. 1: may be argued that Highland Purk is not interested in through trafâ€" we. but the fact remains that through ‘raffic must and will continue to pass over the city strects on these through rouics in ver increasing volume, and it must be tiken care of in order to provont consestion and inconvenience bogin plans improvement thaot sradiie may not be I 1: may be Park ‘s net in nâ€"peeter. V. Campagni was foreman in the job for the E. A. Meyer conâ€" Aruction Co. TWO YEARS ILLNESS RESULTS IN D UERBEKAH SEWING PLAN BIG THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, A hazair and chicken supper be given by the Sheridan Reb Nowing club on Thursday, Nov. O id Fellows ball on Laurel ave Th putlic is cordially invited. Ti mary be obtained at the door. Mrs. Anthony French Merrill beâ€" wan hor course of lectures on "Curâ€" ront Affairs and Book Reviews" last Thursday morning at the Highlind Park club, before a large and apreâ€" ciative®audience. . Mfs. Merrill comâ€" bined in her work a clearness of conâ€" coption and a charm and originality in presentation that is most unusual. The lectures are to be given cach Thursday morning at â€"10:30 and tickâ€" ets for the five remaining lecturés or for separate lectures may be obtained at the door. * MRS. MERRILL OPENS LECTURE COURSE HERE LADY VIKINGS TO GIVE CARD PARTY A rard and bunco party will be wiven by the Lady Vikings, Friday evening, November 2 in Masonic temple, Sheridan road. An invitation is extended the public to attend. lb fn m the newly n ud North Green d in Sheore Line via woted imuch wider th tern sertion. ail h i m betile neck i ec= Bavy draffie mu D. A. R. MEETS NEXT TUESDAY AFTERNOON The North Shore Chapter of the Daughters of the‘ American Revoluâ€" tion will moct at the home of Mrs. E. R. Phelps, 275 Prospect avenue, on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 2:30 o‘clock for sn informal discussion of "Once in Four Years." Rumanian state railways also lost | heavily during the year, and Rumanâ€" | ian commi¢ree and industry is comâ€"| plaining bitterly of high freight rates. | cal Continued from page 1 iflic. Narrow Viaduct o also urgent need, it is t, for the widening of the Northtwestern viaduct at »i, a~ this is the natural n the newly: widened seeâ€" wth Green Bay road. The r= Lins viaduct was conâ€" uch wider thin the Northâ€" vtion. imirl henee the latter bottle neck through which cografic must pass. lt is traffic rv tha rothe Ossoli The symiath mat this narrow vigâ€" dened adequately at + widened Green Bay nereasod traffic, and tration is urged to is nuy be necessary appocement for the Ith ily roth man who IN DEATH M+. and Mr CLEB BAZAAR ro wire n he d ub cul 1h: avelu h al HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS MORAINE HOTEL‘S NEW ANNEX BEGUN cear a large sis completed. uge whilty 4sl "his notable improvement which inâ€" cleutss Mr. Cushing‘s faith in the ontinued â€" growth and | progress of Highland Park, is a credit to his enâ€" istprice and one of which the city may well be proud. Many residents have scen the Moraine growing from the original single structure to its present status and have followed its expansion with interest and appreciaâ€" t‘on of the splendid management and business acumen which has made this motable growth possible, and today Mr. Cushing is receiving wellâ€"merited congratulations from his many friends upon this new evidence of the success of his enterprise. MASONIC LODGE WILL HOLD SPECIAL MEETING A. 0. Fay Lodge No. 676 A. F. and A. M. will hold a special meeting, toâ€" night (Thursday) at 7:30 â€" o‘clock. Decrficld lodge has been invited to be their guests and to put on the Master Mason degree. LORD‘S HAVE GLENCOE, WINNETKA TELEPHONE For the ronvcnienc’e of their North Shore patrons, Lord‘s Department store of Evanston has installed a C‘cnoce â€"and Winnetka _ telephone. Winnetka 520. pd helcf greu 700 ar NF1 ) Economical; no moving parts; adaptable to all types of stoves, warm air, steam, or m:hâ€"~"1mn:h0fl-‘ GEO. V. WUIN nieniom HFRRR SeLM Hott Fire Oil Burners $50.00 to $175.00 INSTALLED Open Winter and Summer Catering to Dinners and Parties Reasonable Prices. Mormine always has been noted. Fifth Unit of Plant > noew building is the fifth which Leen added to the Moraine hotel erty sinee the original structure nvâ€"h «l in 1960, During the past on large central heating plant completed. It is a fireproof strucâ€" wholiy isolated from all the other ings and has ample heating eity for all the Wuildings, includâ€" the new north annex. GREEN TREE INN nt Future ko the Morain ind finest resi ‘rv outside of ntinued from page 1 n the pre _ _PHONE/ZION 365â€"M 2807 Elizabeth Ave., Zion, 1. en usei as fus] for heatâ€" 1 buildings for the past vith great suceess, and t a pound of coal is beâ€" «1 on the premises for Credit is based on confidence â€" confidence in the borrower‘s integrity and in his ability to repay the loan. | Here are some suggestions that will helv you to keep your credit good: is the le frnboringe Tel. L. F. 1058 Development ed that if c has been of Plant is the fifth W hen you ask for a lean, tell your banker wha the money and when you expect to pay it back. Pay intere<t promptly and have the mune is due. Keep your banker fully informed about If you want to renew the note, make arrangem instead of waiting until afterward. Maintain a proper balance in your checking ments, as they d ample to take «1 space, mainâ€" ervice for which has been noted. deep level t ravine. mplated by Mr. nt dining room if conditions is plauned to each year to total capacity reached, which e one of the enee hotels. in the larger citâ€" Building Up Credit for into f the the the botâ€" ihe Old Reliable and Progressive Bark DINNER FOR JUNIORS TO BE HELD OCT. 29 District Â¥. w. €. THE sOCCER TEAM TO MEET LAKE FOREST ity The Juniors I1 have a & Sunday, Oct. 28, is the date set for the big game soccer fans have been waiting for; Lake Forest is coming to face the Riviera booters at Sunâ€" 0t Park. The two teams are running close among the leaders of the Chicago league and the result of this game will mean a lot at the end of the s ason. Lake Forest has a strong team this vear; local players are determined to extend their best efforts to defeat them. Many supporters from both teams are expected to watch the game. Kickoff at 2:30 p. m. | \ _ The Girl Scout meeting of the 18th | corpo | was held in reâ€"arranging the patrols. | of tw | We have now 41 Girl Souts in the | at y | troop. As there are only 32 girh:w | allowed in a troop we are planning est to start another one.â€"Girl Scout| tem News of Troop 3, Lincoln School. fits." The Pluo Triungls, a new Pulletin s bring fssued by the Y.W .0A« of ncstaml Purk. It is mailed to all the wtocs in the city. Don‘t throw any turs with i one cont stamp in the vest« hasket witheut reading them. or you will miss much that is of n‘erst to you. The Blue Triangle > endeavoring to inform the people if Highland Park what is going on at he Y.W.C.A., and how it may beâ€" mme greater service to the communâ€" Green Bay Rd and Homewood avenue Rev. K. A. Roth, pastor Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., Morning worship at 10:30. Sermon by the pastor. The third in a series in "Jesus the Hope of the World." The mt s bourd in and o rrout Sry;(::'-ia] music by the Vested Girl‘s choir. ionday morning mail Watch for the Blue Triangle in your peach the BLUE TRIANGLE IS ISSUED WEEKLY St. John Evangelical ©. A. Publishes Bulletin. To Be Mailed Every Monday GIRL SCOUTS in n the la dim vited Tenth 1 Ashluand 2 Ocb 2 ready to pay by unt, never 0 3 clul ial M tancim REPUBLICAN LEAGUE TO STAGE FREE DANCE At Antioch Palace Evening of October 31; No Speechs; Good Time the note when STILL ROOM FOR THE SMALL MANUFACTURERS DESPITE â€"CONSOLIDATIONS Writer in Nation‘s Business Is of Opinion That Mergers Will Not Be Carried to Extremes The urge for consolidation in the automobile industry did not stop with the wedding of Chrysler and Dodge. Promptly Studebaker swallowed or started to swallow Pierceâ€"Arrow. "It is a grave question in the minds of the directors," said President Forâ€" bers of the latter company, "whether the isolated automobile unit can comâ€" pete successfully in the long run with . comoanics like General Motors, Stuâ€" debaker, Chrysler and others, whose | volume of production, diversification Return Is Big Corporations which maintain large invostmont ranges from 500 to 1,000 per cont. The American Telephone and Telograph company estimates that comparatively small improveâ€" ments in its equipment, through three years‘ research work, save it $12,000, 000 annually, and expects this saving to be mainifest year after year, 80 long as the present type of equipâ€" ment is in use. Fifty years ago this corporation had a research personnél | of two men; now it has nearly 4,000 \at work in its laboratories. The. k tem share the expenses and the bene=_ vry to do with endiaw ning. of Octeber this affuir, whi gothe avctivities C Reputbtican R to a climax. i avcording to W pa ‘ef o othe Wi ded danee with special musie c entertainment to which d is to be staged by the is‘ RepubLcan league of ut the Antioch palace, of October U1.. The sueâ€" atfair, which is expected avtivitics of the Young mubdicar loagues of the climax, is already asâ€" ling to W. R. Behanna, 5o the â€" Waukeganâ€"North dus liâ€"an leagues of Lake i Macek has donated Artioch palace for the hs vaudeville features hed through the courâ€" woes thoster of Wauâ€" rAGE SEVEN idurmsn music 1 to attend this dancing and enâ€" which are beâ€" Blue D.amonds fance are beâ€" of the Young Although nization, io Yauâ€" will Sall, of