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Robert McLaughlin, brother of Red and gs‘elident of: the Checker Taxi Cabcompany of Chicago, was one . oflthe,men questioned by Col. Smith. **When I asked McLaughlin â€" if .. Druggan_killed_his brother, Aruggan killed_his_ brother, _1 never _/ saw a man . hesitate so long before / â€"answering. Finally he said ‘no‘ but I am positive he wanted to say ‘yes‘," ~â€"â€"Col. Smith said.â€" 3 . _‘ A â€" mammoth crystal of beryl, weighing approximately 1,000 pounds, has been presented to Field Museum Thursd FOX LAKE MURDERS JOIN UNSOLVED LIST States Attorney Admits Little Likelihood of Discoverâ€" ing Killers The year old gang killing that Frought cdextiâ€"to =thise pnchetcers; Sam Peeler, Michael Quirk and Josâ€" eph Bersche, and serious wounds to Vivian Ponic McGinnis and George Druggan, brother of Terry,; on June 1, 1930, probably will go down as unâ€" solved crimes, States Attorney A. V. Smith said last week. & *â€"Thtfictimrofâ€"mirrwer&onjfi ing the comforts of a Fox Lake ho at 1 o‘clock in the morning a year ago when gangsters opened firé and slaughtered three outright. Probe A Failure / _ Since that time Col. Smit’h has conâ€" ducted exhaustive investigations with little success. The deaths, Col. Smith believes, were brought about by the slaying of Red ughlin, Chicago hoodlum, whose /body was found in the Chicago river. . George ggan, according to reâ€" ports, boasted once about McLaughâ€" lin‘s death. T s es while bodyguard, Leoâ€" Mongoven, have not been around the county for several months, according to reports. Other sources indicate, however, that Moran frequently visited the county resorts after his trial. â€" s Now there are stories that he is in Europe, that Mongoven is in Ireland, and even that Moran has retired to his favorite hangout in northern Minâ€" nesota where he spent last summer fishing. ~ 2 Mammoth Crystal Beryl Presented to the Field Museum ; Weight, 1,000 lbs. Chalmers, member of the institution‘s board of trustees, it was announced today by Stephen C. Simms, director of the museum. The crystal has the form of a somewhat flattened taperâ€" ing hexagonal prism. It is three feet two inches long, and has a diameter of two feet at the base, the widest part. It was discovered in a quarry at Albany, Maine. s The huge specimen in the near futâ€" ure will be added to the Chalmers crystal collection on exhibition in the department of geology, one of the finest collections of its kind in the world, which has for years been supâ€" ported by Mr. Chalmers. It will be the largest specimen in the exhibit, and is a striking illustration of the size to which crystals may grow. Beryl is a comparatively rare minâ€" eral, chiefly known in its gem forms of emerald and .ck;mm;flne,_ accordâ€" ing to Dr. Oliver.C, Farrington, curaâ€" tor of geology. It deepens somewhat George ay June 11, 19 Moran Is Gone? C "Bugs" Moran and his erstâ€" As the chief source of metallic beryllium, one of the lightest of meâ€" tals, beryl is becoming of economic importance. â€" Beryllium is useful in airplane construction and other work where extreme lightness combined with strength is an important factor. in ~colorâ€" with increasing humidity in the atmosphere, and by observing these changes quarry workmen say they can foretell weather changes. . Homeless Cur Blamed For Most Rabies Cases * by Health Department /The homeless cur that knows no master‘s voice is chiefly responsible for spreading rabies in Illinois accordâ€" ing to a statement issued at Springâ€" field, by the state health department, pointing out that this disease reaches peak prevalence during the early summer and that a considerable inâ€" cidence of rabies now exists in Illiâ€" nois. To date this year the departâ€" ment of health has provided the Pasteur treatment for 182 dog bitten people and has examined in the labâ€" oratory 158 dog heads for rabies. "The stray, ownerless dog is the reservoir of infection in the perpetuaâ€" tion ofâ€"rabies" â€"said ~theâ€"statesment. "He not only gives rabies to the home dogs but he bites nearly as many people as do dogs with an established home. He travels much farther and infects more domestic animals than do the home dogs. the prevalence of mad dogs and rabies is considerable in the state now. During the last 30 days the state department of health has providedi the Pasteur treatment forâ€"62 people who had been Ditten by raDbid dogs. Within the same period, 48 dog‘s heads have been examined for rabies in the department laboratories. Since January 1, no less than 182 Pasteur treatments ~have ~been â€"furnished ~to dog bitten citizens and 158 dogs heads have been examined in the labâ€" oratories of the department of health. The whistle on a locomotive makes a big noise, but doesn‘t pull the train. Aunt Jane: Waiter, bring me two eggs, fried on one side, but not too hard; toast, with plenty of butter; canteloupe, not too ripe, but ripe enough, and coffee with just a little cream." S Sam:~And how will you have your water ? 43 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD Between Ages 4â€"20 . Morning Service 11 :00 a.m.. Wednesday Evening Service 8 :00 You are cordially invited to visit the Reading Room, 3 where the Bible, and all authorized Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed. or purchased. Highland Park Maintained by First Church of Clhwrist, Scientist of Highland Park 381 Hazel Avenue CHURCH SERVICES Sunday School 9 :80 a.m. HOURS: Week days, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m Wednesday until 7:80 p.m. Sundays # :80 to 5:80 p.m. for teading only. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM ogs en by rabid dogs T H FE 186 EDGECLIFFE DRIVE ; Summer Term June 1st to August 30th Afternoon groups for children from 5 to 7 years of age under the able direction of a trained teacher from Columbia University. CLASSES CONDUCTED OUT OF DOORS AT ALL TIMES found :t"t‘fié')fifmry School, idedf?'raca amid ifififfg’r‘%fi% ings, near the lake. We will gladly give any detailed information. 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