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« <Want Names and Addresses of :~ _ All-- Vets in Hopes of _ * Protecting Them. --| VOLUME XXXIV--NUMBER 23 BECTION TWO LIBERTYVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JU _ Mc MeCready had spent an hour betore his Weath 'as an _ intersated apectator in the testing of his berd. He valued his cattle highly and it is baltered that be viewed the test with some alarm lest eome of his finest cows be found affitcted with the dlimcase and slanughtered. It is thot that his fear coypled vnheg:o ex-- clitement brought on the . dition which rasulted in hbis death. He ie survived by two sigtere, Miss Amia and Elle McCready, None of them has ever marrtied. Dr. J. L. Taylor, county corower, was uotified 6f the eudden. death of Mr. IM.J 'the andértaking tirm of Whitas Tobin of this city who took tharge of the body.© 18 HVGE TASK The size of the task is enormoys O}uzg eight 'pau back to pick up the names of the thousands of men #ho (ought for this country is not a matter that «an be accomplishet io a day. . The men of Homef Dah riager 'post ' are dead certain that they cagoot carty their objectives alome. ~The public will play the biggest part i8 . this search for names and p r addresses and the legloa _ étr x bopt. to guide ihe work so that it will result ia a satisfactory manger to the man who went to war and returned. 01 page eight of nx:,nm secyon in thi« paper is a litt!s two cojums biank. 1t will hare a #pace -- it which i6 print the name of a sof dier, sallor otr martne. It will have &# pisce to add his address. By furaisbhing this informatiqn . to Leon-- arg liall, vicecommander ot "tBe lngion, at 30 North Geneses street, the public can be of real service. It wi! mean that soe veteran can gat ererything that the legton can Gffer in the way of services. Believed to heve peen a rictim of axcitement attendant to --the testing of his herd of cattle for tubserculceia dropped 4084 of huatt dincee ul ie dropped dinchas bie farm a mille south of Milburs this morning@g. -- 'The deceased was 56 years of age and had been a resident of that nelighborhood all of his life. . Mrc. McCready had spent an hour and have no ome Interested in him. Aboul4 hbis name be supplied by some one willing to do a pubfic service it would no l.-n-u-zla good. it there is a case like that in sour seighborbhood . send in the filled blask to Mr.cHull It is er-- pecte4 that there will be dpulica tion«. One veteran may have his same segt 48 15 or 2# times but that does '3:"" the legion cleri-- oal staff;> y would soomer have thai thanr only one blasnk orn a few members with the bulk o( jhe old soldier« being forgotten. . REINSTATE INSURANCE One of the first things that the legion will do when the list nears campetion is to ask that all vets teiasiare their government jnsurance K it has been dropped. Then they wili send out letters telling them B the wbereabouts of their old bet d.v:g. ete. .l;vlllmemm hcm.: tidy som organiratton Meres that t is one of the biggest «eps for good sinte the war. _ -- be important in their. lives never gomes to their sars because, ;ime pus erased their whereabouts=-- ringer post of the--American Legion to take action. That body of Wau-- xn and Lake county veterans y has>started to gomplle a list OC all veterans < in order to get mwr addresses. la this magoer lost and unknewn soldter can be reached--with --maiters important to him. .He can get in touch with g.zn'o. when he needs advice t their legal counsel. He carn look to tiis body to inform Bim on )'.l'u'm which plays a~ part in s l{e. * aad the postal department has been unable to reach them with their in-- surance. _ Legisiatice measures im portant to their weilare does not reach their eyes because their !¢ glon brothers are unmable to locate tkem. --Little matters that might ~\"lfl|'tr0 world war .eight years movred back on 'the siate of timé thousinds of soldiers, sailors and marioegs are . scattered _ over the UNKNOWN SOLDIERS SoUgHT BY LEGION county, forgotten to friends and for-- C1irP AND FILL OGUT-- THE BLANX KONX PAGE EONT. _ ASK PUBLIC'S HELP Ofler in the way of services. It is not necessary to be a friend Or relative of the vet in order to suppir the name. The er--warrior Bext door might not see the paper WAS WELL KNOWN FARMER DROPS DEAD AS COWS ARE BEING TESTED FOR T. B. Victim of Exgitement Atten dent to Testing of His Herd. Funsral arrangements have not Reatizing this situaton and its full Their ' addresses hare been lost AS PUBLIC SERVICE _ LAKE COUNTY INDEPENDENT . caal q Wikw Taa Ts ced Two. Years.. . Liled at Wilson [ wao Lears.. Two men, who wecupted an auteo mobile that was amashed --under the wheels of a 8t. Pay! traiwm at Wil son, three miles weset of Waukegan Chicago, June 9. --Not guilty' That was the verdict of the jury today im the government trial of William Ziege. fom?r bank treasurer who 'was. on trial before Federal Judge Robert C. Bailtzell on charges 6f pogsessing, altering and counter feiting _ government war _ savinms ata m ps. The principal witneds againet Zidgo, was C. E. Whittle, his brother--in--law, a forme: employe of the Federal Re-- serve bank, and~ otfginally named with Zlege and Harry Bandell as co WELCH TO DEFEND ~WARCQ AND CLARA The real defendant in the euit is Mrs. Mary Mravaia, widow of the dead man, as she is edminjstratrix of the eatate. Two 'children were left fatheriess by the death. She is being defended by Atiorney Murphy O. Tete. The accident happened on a Sat-- urday evening, Nov. 16, 1924 Mrar» la, Ofegk and Kobal nad béen vigit-- &I.l.fldfll Chioago. When g:y 'out to reture to Chicago ¥ were eccompanied by a woman, an other Chicagoan, who had been visit-- on the Belvidere road two° yeoars ago, have started sult for $15,060 #ach against the driver of the euto mobile, Frank Mrevala, a Chicagoan to them during the day 'asd they offered to givre her a ride home, it is band and \M'a'npor?y' was purcha+ ed out of his iDsurance, Clara says. The land and house are worth about The meo, Francis Creak and Frank Kobal, both of Chicago,. cl@aim that they were injured permanent!y out of the ctesh. They are being represented by _ Attorneys Joseph Ryan and Emanue! Grsenwald. "Amoke" Douglas > had been trailing the machine but it shot ebead of himy on the tracks and he applied his brakes.. |The nest he knew the big touring car was a battered wreck on the roadside. It berned within a ftew momests. Louis Kerpan, .of Beach road, bad ao been fairly close to the fated machine but be arrived in time to witpess it burn Mravela died instantancously. She bhad seen the passenger train approaching, it was eaid at the time. "I told him," 'she said, "look out. mister, there comes a train." earned u3 scquitts» for--Clara Harcq and ArChur Holt in the Lillie Holt murder case, today entered his ap pesrance for Clara and her husband, Al Hareq, in the circuit court where they are being sued by Holt whe asks that the -- court remove the cloud from the property onse occu-- pled by his dead wife at Fo®x Lake. The title is tou Clara's name, it is understood <~while the "will" asked that Clara afd Hoit dividea evenily, Hoit was, Lillie Holt's second . hus-- $10,000. . The woman occupant was taken to the Victory Memorial hospitel where It was thougbt that ohe was to die. The preliminary er@mination, bow-- ever, abowed that abe had not been seriously injured. The engineer stated at the inquest that be bed not seen the rutomobile until he wias on top of it, while the fireman, :'r;-no-oc man, declared that be crawled from bis seat and had prepared yo leap in casse of a bad emashup. cago resident April 23, 1928, today went on trial in the county court. State witnesses, advanced by Attor-- news Minard Hulse and Harold llu-' sen, testified that Thomas hit the man, dragged him _ approximately. 1,000 feet and then grove on. Thomag will say that he went out and looked for a body, thinking be had strick o-u.udflndronuuwl' his employer. Hymen Cohen, that be thought he had hit someone. Thoimas was arrested at a picturé show. Fred Adeison, William J+ cobe, Nate Fisher, Asa Coris James Minten, Ed Herr, William Jokes, Frank --Nolan, Josebph Welch, P M. Rabin, Waullard McCulla Her-- THEY DEAD DRIVER SUED FOR $30,000 BY man 'may are on the jury/ -- The case will probably come up in the Buperior court in Chicago this week or nexrt FREE BANK WORKER OF COUNTERFEITING THOMAS ON TRIAL IN DEATH SUIT Walter Thomas, charged with drivr-- ing away after hitting and klling There was little to be learned about e actident alter it bappened. Earl Attorney James G. Welich, who HIS 2 PASSENGERS on the same charges, CLAIM _ INJURIES Orein Ne 6 COLLEGE YOUTHS _ BOUND-- TO GRAND _ ~-- JURY FOR LARCENY is 21 21 000. Some _ The la«t TD It --wa became nof. Arthur O. Johnwon. *« cago and an emsign a ( saval training @/@tion _ > est on chat#ges of grand larceny. Bonds in each case were {irxed _ a: $1,009 and late this afternoon opmne of the boyse had succeeded in rakgine The bofs were apprebended ater Harmepor had been arrésted in 14b ertyvilie in the act of taking a «pare tire from--a Ford. He is aloged to have confessed and named the othor boys who were arrested @t the schoo} yexterday morning. Harme»er wad bheld to the grand jury in bonds of $1,009 by Justice Bartiett of Liberty-- ville and spent last night in the Lake county jall at Wagkegan. TW mora-- img ho was mn*o kAake Fotest for a preliminary bearing with the other fivre boys arrested at the college at tro Bit students o( Lake Forest Uni versity men studeats, all members of :ml fraternity at the oebook;érv C over to the Lake County 'grand jary Wednesday by Justice 'of the Peace Sidney Burriage 0 Lake: For-- George Willard, freshman o( Maa kato, Mina. -- i Alex Maitlead, semtor, Negaune® At the trial this afternon the boys denied the stories that they had been drinkimg gin and robbed for a thrfll. They gave no erxcuses whaterer ani Chilef of Polica " Albert Hoppman claimse to have 'obtaimed signed con-- fessions from all o( them. They are charged with haring stolen two auto tires, & battery for an automobéle and m"-flu into the home of John _&:}:fl in Lake Forest while the mes were away and stealing a man's fur coat, come Mogy lamps and other articles which the police ck@im they found in the rooms o( the fre-- ternity at Lake Forest. s None of tha boys had called for aid trom their parents and as all are in moderate Circumetances, it is expect-- ed that their familes will come to their aftd with bonds. Several af the boys erpect to be released in bonds tonight but those who are unsuccess ful in realeing the necessary bond will be brought to Waukegan and lodeei in the county jail until after the grand jury convenes and acte on their DENY BOOZE ANO--THRILLS Mich ELECTROCUTED BY A CURLING IRON Akroa.. Ohio o ple May Raise Bail. beliessd the electric v®rler | has been in the om;ilof _of the ort_circuited xm&l:&mm:.flnmnmm Ohio, _'Jane 9 ----Candace | jn the meantime, efforts are b* 2, of Mt. (éiloM,~a'uu|rw"ng made to lgcate the wife of a hospital here, worl clec ; Morciani, ~®ho with five Ahildren oday while curling her bair. Lfi @wpposed to be living im Dailvill, ing woman was graduat>d | II\. near Spring Vallery. iday. -- Mnrciani, as far as can be Jearned,. from Chice« Hitches His Wagon to A--Ah--Camel Circulation Greater than other Weekiies in County Combined Lake County's Big Weekly In the meantime, efforts are be ing made to_ l#oate the wife of Morciani, ~®who with five hildren As @mpposed to be living im-- Dailvill, ~ L Iohas, Que.. June 9 --Two chil dren, Raul Emile and Ghyslaine Clou-- ire, were burned to--death fo~ their bets today, when fire:destrdyed their home here. Their parefits, Mr. and Mrs.. Portunate Cloutre, were bad!y burned in trying io rescue the chil-- dren. n CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE~ AT HOME Mrs. Cloutre was forc;' to jump (rom a thirdstory windo® to escape the flames. She euffered a broken thigh. Reeing a Northwestern passenyet train bearing dowa spom them as they were cqrossing the tracks in a wafon <at Ravinia® at 9 30 o'clock Wed. Mornin®, Emilio Morcian!. ag»4 about 45 years, ot Highwood, and C, F. Rogers, aged 21 years, of l'll Burton avenue, HMizgbland Park. leaped in an effort to escape death. Rogers leaped clear of the tracks but Morciani plunged into the path of the rapidiy moving train and was instantly killed. Had* Morciana remaimed ia 'be wagon be would have escaped death it is believed, as the bogay ol the vehicle, struck near the rear ent, was ?Iy alightiy gamaged. EMPLOYES OF COUNTRY CLUVB Morciana and Rogers, employed as gardeners at the Southmoor coun-- try club, were engaged in hauling a small pump in a dump wagon from & repair shop to the country club grounds. It is believed that the two were so eagrossed in conrer-- sation that 307 failed to notice the approach the train. The two webe griving west. * The train < ap proached from fhe south; HVURRIES TO AID OF OTHER Rogers rushed to the assistance of Morciani as soomn as Ire regained his feet. Others in the viciaity hur-- rled to the sceme of the accident All report that Morciani was dead before they reached his side. The body was removed lo tA* Prior undertaking establishment in Highland Park where an inquest will be held under the direction of Dr. J. J. TAZlor.. county --core ner, at 11 o'clock tomorrow morn-- in g. + mouths. Glancing up and seeing} the¥irain bearing down upon them, both "twén leaped. Rogers leaped clear the wagoh, while Morciani gum into the path of the train. a was struck and thrown many fset from the tracks. It is believed that death was instantapeous. HELPER LEAPS TO SAFETY MAN KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS W AGON Emiffio Morciam, Employe of Northméor Country Club, Meets Death Weqd. AT RAVINIA TODAY to Congress from the lourth congres alonal district by a email margin, but neither camp~convedes anything vyet pcai conds, yu fervis board .« his _ oc Ramed «_ Sgper Brookbart teday was to attend the State Federfftion of Labor convention at Mason City. He wHl aidresa the labdr Jelegates tonigh! later ~ he will go to Wadhington to work for Unofficie! returpe ({rom most of the state's precincts . showed (Fletcher, 35.412 votes; Jerty W. Carter, etate hotel commissioner, 18%,79 vrotes and Judge John A. Vanzaizahb, 2661 votes Mre. Ruth Bryan Owen, daughter of William Jennings Brysin was lead Ing Rep. W. J. Sears for nomination Des Moines, Towa, June 9. --With but a few outlying precinets yet ro report.m'g' Brookhart's plural ity over his AMt--@pponent, Sen ator "Albert R. Cummifis in The race for Republican nomination for the United States Senate, was placed a' around 70,000 today With the reported votre _ already past the 400.000 mark it was believed Brookbart's total would m in e¢Tess of the combifed vo*s polled by his four qpponents. ° Tellabagsee, Fla.,. June 9 -- Unpit»d Statey Semator Duncan U. Fletcher has won his renomination by almost a tw®o to ome vyoie, according to re turne from yesterday's Democratic primary. BROOKHART HOLDS 10,000 PLUR ALITY + Sapervisor B. C Thompsan 5 Lion is the other member, baring been appointed a yeat ago by ~the Judge (or a two yeat term The-- MaeCher appoiatment .comes as the democratic party's right to recognition to membership. Thomp som is tbe republican appointee and Paddoek, who is a republican in politics, leaves the board with two republicans and a deweocrat. Maetber, for 16 years, was a s pervifor from chis township. . He was deféated at the last election by C. J. Herschberger. ' Org@mization of the board must come before June 3 under the liaw FLETCHER WINS BY 2TO 1 VOTE AL MAETHER MADE BOARD 'OF REVIEW ~ MEMBER BY JUDGE Given --Appointment by Judge Persons as Democratic Member of the Board. Alfred G "Al" Maetber. of Prairie View, today was appointed to the board of _ review (or a two year ter®M by Judga P L. Persons of the coum'y court, who has the power coum'y court, who ha 'o pame the en'ls tw MEET BEFORE JUNE . 3RO relbel i@gislation, he declare1 to the board isor _ {Qay Paddock e! Weu chairma# Af-- the®boar} of ots. is chaitmaa of the (review. through vittve ot 154 n EPENDENT _ WAUKEGAN WEEKLY SUN NE 104 1926 H. J McKean & wt to Mre. Char lotte Bingham W. D. $1.00. Lots ; sand 6.. Grand _ Avenue Highlaogs Waukegan «--~+ 3 iff'w. p. f;m;;hclm 3. fi'f?.a L. Springfield,. N. _ Jor® 9#~~Sam Warhineton, colored eentenced . to bang in Chicago néxt Friday for the murder of Minmie . Moore, was today granted a writ of error and euper-- sedeay by the state supreme couft. The writ automatically etaye his era cution until the court can review his Margaret H_ Howell to E8 Gail & w!. jt tems W'D. $100000 _ iats 1%. 1%, 149 & 50. BHlock 3, Hayts Re su'dn . Deerfleld * * Marriet Drowsa & bus to R H HMayes & wf, Jt tens W D. $10 99 Lot 1. Druce lake Supdn a conda W D. 41000 0 P Lt Brophy's Subdn . Grant W Libs W. V. Griffia & wf to J Ekmas & w!'. jt tema W. D. B4 (lot 18, Block 6. Waukegan-- Gardens. case Springfield, II1., Juna 9 tor Raftiph® Remo, @eemonc en the gallowe Froas for the murder of Mary today fMed a petition wi supreme court for a writ 1. H. Galloway et al to J. C. Rense & C. D. $1000.-- P lot 12, S._T. 8 Liberty vilie. =* 1. C. Reuse & wl to North Shore Material Co. Q. C. D. $10. Pt. Lot 12. 8. T. 8. Libertyyille *: D. I. Ettelson & wf to Nellie J Scott Q C. D. $10.09. Lot 42, Ravine Forca®, Shield s A. C. Pearson to Lillian M. Rklund W --D)' °K190 Lot 39. Decker's Gage¢ lake« Subdn H. A. Rhodes to C. J. Felt & al 'Marriet Drowna & bue to R H Hayes & .#w!, ;t tems W. D. $10 99 lot E. Druce Lake Subdn. OG: Schuknecht & wf to L1 Trapp & w1, j otens W. D. $10.00 _ Ptolow 19+ & 18. Miliers Subdmn. Graat ; L Tropp & wt io lda K. Fogeiberg W.D--$1 _PL. lots 1$ & !:*. Mill«r's Subds.. Grant Bridget Wtortesky to M C w1, Jt tens W. D 11200 Pt | 11. Oakeide Subdn . Waukee C A_ Newcomb Jr. Tr i '{'fi('. peed $2000 Jars Block ;t Qn Waukeczan 8 H Lanyon & al to Pot Co deed §$1%%8. Lots 1 & 1. | So -- Wankegan *C. Santi & w( to So Me: w{. jt tep« W D K160 Lot D neugh W 1 $19. 18 fnt. in pt. eec 35. Libertyville. C T. & T R Co to J. W. Gaijagher & w!. jt tens deed §475.. Lot 47. Deerfield Acs Subdn. E. 3. Read & wl to G. B. Jacobser & w1t. jf tems Q C-- D. §19/ Pt. Block $. Grayslake. * * R A Prior & wf to A. Pick & w1, Jt tens $10. lot 1. Block 4 Way & wI, jt teas Q. C 15. Cribbs Ist Addn R. G. B. Jacobsen Itead W. D. $19.00. Pt T1. TZ. 13, 19, 89. 85. 129, 160, 179, 180, 181 1%6, 201. 202, 218, : Highlands, Waukegan wl It H. G Gastfield & wf to M Feli & wlljt teas W. D. y1o Pt--lot 12 Block 19, Exmeor Adda. to Highiand Park §tate Bank of Chicago to M Min kus Deed $19. Lot 21.'%2nd Adda. to Ravinia Firest, Deerfleld WW Quipby & wico J T Fit ribbonse W D H1% Lot"I & pt. lot ®. NEGRO KILLER IS GIYEN NEW . STAY li. J. McKean & wl to A. E. Stripe & wi. Jt tens W. D. $1.09.. Lots® i9, I1. 1%. 13, 19. 89. §5, 86. 81, 8§8, 158, l.'n" 160, 179, 180, 189, 1990, 193%% 195, 1%, 201. 202, 218, 219, Grand Ave. Itead W. D !a ke. tia W. D. +$10.) Pt. o lot 1. Byrom L Smith's Resubdn.. Laze Fores!. . - 19. M Official : List of Transfers ¥Furnished by the LaKE COUNTY TITLE» AND TRUST COMPANY Abstracts of Title: Titles * Guargnteed lmnh'tol Bt. o egan, Hil. Telephone 4 $1 rts reviews hi case D. $19 MURODERER SEEKS stay E. ru.'boc' to I. Trapp 4& tens . D. K1 Pt. lots 1% & ler'e Subdn . Grant -- Swift & wf to R o F Rowuse Fowler & w eas to «ave Mim until the June 5. 1926 Pt «l * > germenced ta dra' w( to J B_Kara 18 tnt. in pt. eer to P. R. A\iery D $10:.00. Lo . Antloch & wt to EJS Block8, Grays J. Felt & al &# 31. F B $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE M( al | «tudy vart lnnrh w ork Ralph had been dr{vriag tha--coms oi in started to work back toward the house. The lad swung about to cut them of( and stumbled over an ob-- stacle.. Seeing bim on the ground the buk tore at him, mauling hiu ovet the ground with bis horns. . Medical aid was given immediata-- Iy but in epite of this Infection fol-- lowed. Two diys ago it became known that the arm would have to be ampotated and this operation was to baye been performed today. nal at the cros«ing no® Ing engipeers investiga d? one signal on ea track affords far bett» the ftraveiers The village requested th, imstaila-- tion of gates at a hearlpg he'ld twa weeks ago. but the railroad objected. Thus the compromise plas. believed by the commission to be aill that is needed. was decided upon and . the belief prevails that the railroad will hot oppose the order. bat may imm»-- diately instali the change in ac¢ord-- ance with the order . His left shoulder had been bruised and his Jeft apm badly torn. Bloog poisoning set in:tbe arm and an am-- putation. was to .have beeu made to-- day in an effort to save his life but death" intercedett. The infection was not the direct cause of death, bhow-- ever. A blood clot, that formed at the wound, found its way to the heart and gtifled Iits action. is ference with his cabinet in an ef-- fort to resoive the govetnmental crisis threatemed by differences of o{hbn upom the methsd to be used :'dpnu.fllc the ffamc from (ur-- decline . > -rai.:'@- of the Bank of France to bais the | Thanc, is supported by the *ubimep, | 00| -- Brifnd, béaring with him a pian Tor the cooperation of Belglum, ltaly «ud France in a common effort to #ave their. exchanges, {n definitely opposed to the use o( the Bank of France fénds In the event that Briand prevails, observrers declare, he will form a coalition ministry askingk M. Poinr-- care, representing the extreme right to take the port'olio of fimnamece, an1 Leon Blum of the left some other The cabinet meeting this took place at the foreign ~ wae on'!y the prelnde *o a meeting later in the day a President Doumerge will p * Raiph Sodt, 13. son of Heary Soqdt,. Barringtop {armer, is dead todag after an eight day fight for hja lifs against injuries sustained, when-- an infuriated bull gored him ia his {a-- ther's barnyard. _ In a nearby fleld Raiph's brother, James, was at work. James heard the criea of pain and reshed so the boy's side. The bull was chased a w a y O_ Commerce Commission Orders _ _. St. Padl to Give Better Pro-- occasions eech as the Eucharistic com-- grees finaie on the 24th _A regret is to be made by the vilage that the railroad shall muk» the change at once so it will be in operation br the 2t h _ There--is but one wig wag sig BRIAND SEEKS TO SAVE FRANC Parks, June 9.--Premier Briand, ar-- riving bere this morning from G+-- neva." entered into immediate con-- -- ~Raoul Peret, minister of financa, i; 4s understood, is prepared to re-- "p unless his plan for using the WATCHMAN PART OF TIME The lIllisois Commerce commissio® on Wednesday passed an order pro-- viding tha(l the Bt.Pau! rallroad shail Immediately install a second wig wag rignal at the MMwaukee avenue cross-- Ing in Libertyrville. The ordger far-- ther provide«s that a signa) man w«hail be maintainhed at the crossing on Set-- urdays Sundays and holidays and other post DOUBLE WIG--WAG ORDERED AT CROSS-- ING IN MILW. AVE. B()Y, l3, fiOREDBY * ._:' ' RULL, NES AETER -- " ------FIGHT FOR LIFE, Infuriated. Bull 'Attacks Lad and Blood Poisoning Fol-- ---- _ --J4OoWs After Injuries. _ wWERE TO OPERATE NAB CHECI Aledo, Ni. Jun ding Archie Bu and, dil. on ch tection in Libertyville. nmaire submitted . «hnwing that tim vartes from two t FAVOM LES§$ S$TUOY CHECK PASSER e Butler, 23, of Rock n charges of --passing 1n o ine he n has prove4 Th aCCount. her their u!ts of ® m~rning fice and _ formal