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These remarkable rental values make your eurly inspection imâ€" © H)A[RK C 4 DFEARBORN States Attorney A. V. Smith this week declared that a lack of evidence would make it impossible to take the triple gang slaying at Fox Lake beâ€" fore the next grand jury. The inâ€" vestigation is being carried on and he hopes to have the matter to lay before the December grand jury. PaRK DEARBORN Thursday, September 25, 1980 Delay Presenting Fox Murders to Grand Jury perative for immediate or O Phone Whitchall 5620 ctober 1st occupancy. Local women interested in the Chiâ€" cago Plant, Flower and Fruit guild have been invited to a "visitation" of the settlements and social centers which are the beneficiaries of flowers collected by the guild. Personal inâ€" vitations have been sent out by the following: s Miss . Mary McDowell, Chicago University Settlement, Miss Harriet Vittum, Northwestern University Settlement, Miss Lea Taylor, Chicago Commons, Miss Mary Amberg, Maâ€" donna enter, and Miss Gertrude Ray, Howell Neighborhood Settleâ€" ment. This visitation marks the compleâ€" tion of a successful summer‘s work by the Flower guild. A number of new stations for the receipt of flowâ€" ers were opened this year, including the Illinois Central station, Randolph street, Mrs. T. E. Moritz, general chairman; LaSalle Street station, Mrs. H. E. Wulfing, general chairâ€" man; Auroraâ€"Elgin station, Mrs, B. B. Cooley, general chairman. The North Western station has operated as in previous years under Mrs. Walâ€" ter S. Underwood as general chairâ€" man and the Union station with Mrs. Dean Workman as general chairman. Local Women to Visit Settlement Aided by Flower and Fruit Guild The flower semson of the guild closes officially on October 8, but it is expected that the same committees that have functioned so well during the season will arrange a program of Christmas activities for the beneâ€" fit of the institutions which have been receiving flowers. With _ Masterâ€"inâ€"Chancery . Dady holding to his original opinion that inland waters not designated as navâ€" igable by the government are to be used only through the permission of property owners, residents of Lake Zurich are making plans to carry their objections to the report of Cirâ€" cuit Judge Edward Shurtleff when he convenes court here October 6. Lake Zurich Residents to Continue Their Fight At the meeting it was agreed that the case would be carried to the Uniâ€" ted States Supreme court if necesâ€" sary in order to get a favorable opinâ€" jon. The master based his opinion on the government survey of 1837 in which it was held that Lake Zurich was not navigable. Chicago, II1.â€"Major John W. Cotâ€" ton, U. S. Infantry, who has been stationed with the 2d Infantry, at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, has been deâ€" tailed with the Organized Reserves of the Sixth Corps Area and will be stationed as an instructor with the 101st Reserve Division at LaCrosse, Wisconsin,;. according to advices reâ€" ceived from the War Department by Major General Frank Parker, comâ€" manding the Sixth Corps Area, with headquorters in Chicago. Transfer Maj. Cotton. to LaCrosse, Wisconsin THE PRESS State Supt. Blair in County For Two Days Francis G. Blair, state superintendâ€" ent of public instruction, is a guest in the county Thursday and Friday of this week during which time he will confer the honor of a superior ranking on three of the schools in the rural district, he notified T. A. Simpson, county superintendent of schools. 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