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_-- AVTOS BORK IN UNUSUAL CRASH a Four people were injured and three _-- *« Mr. and Mrs Bert Dickie left Fri-- ;-%Iornmotflpthmomu attend the Dickey family reunion _ _' &t Greenville. They expect to be on «_ their trip. for about two weeks. : :s The Ladies Aid Bazaar, held on y Antioch Chapter O. E. 8. held a e special meeting inn honor of Mrs, M. .. . Mielson, last Tuesday evening. A siz _ @olock dinner was served at the Som-- we Chetek, Wisc., who have been visiting relatives for the past week, left for their home the first of last week. They made the trip by auto Mrs. J. Malek and chiulren, of Chi-- cago, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Baboc. «100k @Tu . CEI0, _ V GLSCL Adu . 1aniny , and the Reverend and Mrs. Krahl and family, left last Monday for an auto Clara Turner and Mrs. Lenore Hughes _ Miss Grace Rice spent Sunday at I-m:.&fiwfi;t.--fi the week end at the homes of Mrs 6 0 0 0 0o 0 0 0o 0o 0o 0o o o 0o e 0 0 0o 0o 0o 0o o 0 0o o o o o Charles Madsen, 1024 No. Waller ay--| The Gaston family returned home enue, Chicago, and wife, and John J. from their auto trip to Southern lit-- Michaels, 2347 No. Menard avenue, nOis, last week.. . We --Madgen was driving hbis car north the past several over the pay-- when he crashed into Snyder and ing of Park . Avenue, it has been drove the Channel Lake man into Shown that the residents on that mw.MdehflQ[MMlthhu'd.ma: Madsen then lost control and plow-- tition to that effect has been put duuhontSOfm'memlmmmm- Antioch has struck the Michaels machine. This bad the paving {fever this summer. time both machines left the road and L&ke, Victoria and Harden streets all piled into the ditch Almost at the have been paved . Depot Street is at same instance flames broke out in Present, under way. Park Avenue and the cars and that occupants were Center Street have been petitioned, Mdtonnmtothoro.dwuvovhneun,uwmldm themselves. Street joining in. At least six of our Injurtes inflitted were but slight,| Village streets will be paved before i is understood, but the cars were the summer is over. . completely demolished by the flames.} The Woman's Club held their an etroyed by flames. : Those involved were Snyder, Charles Madsen, 1024 No. Waller ar-- enue, Chicago, and wife, and John J. Michaels, 2347 No. Menard avenuse, took place near Dam No. 3 on mver road just south of Des Plaines with J. C. Snyder, of Channel Lake, being J. C. Snyder, of Channel Lake, Among Injured When He -- Goes Into Ditch. spent .the week end Th; S PUBLIC OF 4 dewy glass of tea or lemonade with tinkling ice!. . . Plenty of ice cubes just the right size for your glasses is but one of the many delights m you 'have with a freezes tempting summertime dishes THEN fix yourself a tall, dewry classo af tana ar Victory Memorial hospital, last week, is getting along very neceyl merville restaurant, where covers for fifty--one. were laid.. During the eve #mw Mrs. Mastnee *Herman ~Cubbon : were initiated linto the order. The oftice of Worthy Matron being filled by Mrs -- Nelson. flv&:a\mm 5 . and Mrs. John Kinnie returned from an auto trip tru Michigan and a few other states. ~Much of their trip was along the Canadian Border. For $2,000 Frank T. Johnson of Duluth, was told that he would get an insight on lots of things that would enrich him by Lena Mitchell, The Woman's Club held their am nual tag day for the benefit of the ntioch Public Librarzy, last Saturday. Antioch has been practically, with-- out rain for the past=~two months, bhaving had but one or two light show-- ers during that time. Now when we are just about dried up, we learn from former Antioch residents. at Chetek, that they have had an eight inch fall home, after a ten day visit with rela-- GYPSY GYPPER IS SOUGHT HERE Many out of town guests were pre& ent and spent a very enjoyable eve-- Mrs. A. B. Johnson and Mrs. L M | -- Cribb spent Tuesday in Waukegan., Miss Pauline Sherf, of Deroit, is at present, vnsiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Charles Sibley and other relatives in this vicinity. .. . It also is =!s because it draws so much water it ecannot be moored at Highland Park. The boys had retired early Saturday night, young Velie and one other com-- panion, however, havying been to a show and having returned to the boat aboi* midnight. According to reports young Velie had been a victim of heart disease for upon it. These young men came to Highland Park Saturday to spend the week end with him and to take the trip early Sunday morning from Great Lakes to Rogers Parxk. The boat is usually anchored at Great Lakes here and automatically main-- tains a temperature that keeps foods pure and wholesome . . . Call in for a demonstration-- and. learn .how easily your home may <«be fitted with a . beautiful electric refrigerator under eur "Little by Little" Plan. Park. Young Snite has the yacht as a source of pleasure and frequently entertains friends over the week end In the croyd were uis boys all sea scouts in 'charge of Mr. Reid a very Tas hon were t en ds artite BoRle ye were ) son of Albert Gm'd"fihfl was reaching for>--the anchor chain when 'he collapsed and his body slid over the rail into the water. His friend thought he had merely stumbled and knowinz he was a good ewimmer tor a moment believed hbe «was going to ewim about the eraft but when he did not come up he leaped into the water and uickly brought him to the surface. * « heart attack and that his death was due to that fact rather than to drown Not realizing that life was extinct the boys hurried the body to the Great Lakes Hospital but there 1t was Jound the young man had passed away and Shricken with heart. digease at the moment-- that he boarged a yatch: at Great Lakes for a days Cruise, Sun-- day morning, M.~Hail Velie, 85 years old of 3822 Alta Visia Terrace, Chic-- ago, toppled headforemost from the craft. into the water. His body was r':-wdmmfitm.tew minutes m- * 4 The tragedy. brought an ending to the plans of six members of the sea scouts for «n early morning ctuige from Great Lakes to ogers Park, Chicago, on a handsome $5,000 launch and under the direction of Wallace Reid of Highland Park, scout master of the troop of «ea scouts at that city. Velie, 'who was employed by the Joseph T. Ryerson Stee!l company of Chicago as a city salesman, with an-- other friend had arigen early in order :out&omulhlhantortbe rip. 5 * a nc ces vo BE o on attaches -- M. Hall Velie, Chicago Youth,| reterson. He had just boarded --the boat an 1. Fidil Y¥EHC," 1UVUIT,| Peterson, Waukegan . undertakers -- in smmmma Cruise |using a Iungmoter on the body found HL id no water on the jungs. --~on Yacht. A verdict given by a coroners jury Shricken with heart digease at the ::lr'm' ",::. M '":: Q't::! ment. that he boarged a yatch 84| day afternoon gave the cause of death Cat Lakes for a days Cruisg, u> | 48 afterncen gave the cause of death we." d woman, "'Fhere was my cm.sin WHD: Mam's boy-- he never knew what it was to have a well day until the doe-- tor found the i{rouble was with his tor! «> ~nt and eut it out."--Bostop Two women were talking about their ehildren when ome said: "I have ai-- ways held that a boy's development A FORTUNATE DISCOVERY had stolen the truck, obtained a war-- rant for his arrest. & ,me resides h.oanh- mm?ummJ The body wil probably be shipped to the eastern a LaAke Villa contractor had received fatal injuries when he was caught in a slide of sand. While his body was vinfoned his head remained above During the time that he was bur-- led, his employer believing that he oner's jury declared in a verdict re turned, following an inquest held in that the man who was employed hy heart ~diseases was borho-- out when attaches from the titrm of Wetzel and. soouts all last summer and was known to bo<a good: swimmer. y FIND DEATH OF CAVE--IN VICTIM DUFE TO ACCIDENT Coroner's Jury Declares Death of James Starr as Result of Internal Injuries. _ *I think zo. tos," returned the other oung Voelle had sailed with the sea Belief <that the young :man: died of ||_ Won't yougive this remarka-- ble motor car a tlomtbrnndmbonotflt.'m church, was by far the most n ful ennt-::::/zivenbymm which is profuse in its thanks to the public who attended from far and near, as the--parish itseX is rath-- er small, and it is only by the kind cooperation of o,,r many friends in the country that the parish can real-- jze SUch a fine financial sum. It is the Doe, ndwa, and Jim Clark and famiyl of Wau;tnn. msm with the imus, at Volo. es : Rev. J. B. Laukemper is entertain-- ing friends from out of town. Miss Ewvalyn Steinmiller of Chica go, is visiting relatives in this neigh-- and chicken supper given at Diets's Rest Haven Stables at Ivanhoe on Wednesday evening of last week by George Hironimus and. siste Misses Kathryn and Bertha, ac niled. by their sister, Mre. El of Chicago visited friends and rela tives here over Sunday. _ . Dell Smith of Round Lake was here __Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hans were in Kigin Saturday evening. P Miss Emma-- Kaston is visiting in lm.fl.mk,!thhorghterfi 0000000000 006 000 0 00 0 0 0 0 0o 0 0 0o 0o 0 0o Mrs. Raymond Meyer is spending a few in W § in Bhonr KBd Wartt schumecher ae spending a vacation in Mendota. Mrs. Louisa Tonne has been on the 'h;hmmh& 8. enjoyed the annual pienic. in Nestlerest Tuesday. The usual good time was had and a ~acation. He is employed by the J. nlm&m&ugc:uh lati ' £ relatives from Barrington, is enjoying a vaca-- tion --of a week in Waupaca, Wis. s,l.l;i'nd lu.A;LuPuwnleftfi y evening for a nextended it in California and Washington. _ Mesdames Tonne, Goodluck, -- Hans and Weavrer attended a dinner and of-- fldnlv'l'sltotldnl.smmcrym -- Mrs. Rose Harkness and son, James Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pa ',{o;".--.{,' entertaining a firend from Mattoon. Mrs. Caroline Ricknace is visitin her brother this 3.'& : tine _ Miss Charlotte Weaver visited Mrs. o 0o o 0o o o o o 0 o o 0o o o Albert Meyer has been on the sick list for several days. _ Mrs. George Pierce and Mrs. Claire o0 0 0000 0 0o 0o 0 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o o LAKEZURICH o enough off the pavycment to be out of danger. C He was struck and 'dragged some distance. -- When examined at 1e of-- fice of Dr. J:; A. Ross in Wauconda, it was found that he had suffered a fracture of the right collar bone and was seriously bruised and lacerated about the body. He was taken to his home--in Chicago. -- Geom!, on the motorcycle, in try-- ing to pass a truck, swung to the left side of the road, striking Shurk. The injured wan was rushed to the office of Dr. J. 'A. Ross in Waun conda by A. Cullen and H. Holman of 2448 Grand avenue, Chicago. who arrived at the scene of the accident immediately after it occurred. North Lawndale avenue, Chicago, was seriously injured when struck by an automobile --in Rand road be-- tween Wauconda and Lake® Zurich. I'ncbon_ was engaged in changing a A second accident occurred in the Wauconda district at 10 o'clock Sun-- Hhur', with his wife and Bud Fleck, 3924 Byron street, Miss ¥a, 1: Freman of the same number, had Mrg Knlleks or 4341 North Robey Street, all in Chicago, had spent the day at a lake in the county and were on their way home when Shurk and another _ man of the . group stepped out of the car to inspect F.: Geomi.. of 1549 North Wells street, Chicago, and his wile who were riding on the motorcycle, es-- caped 'injuries although the machine After <striking Shurk veered across ib» roau and crashed into a tele phone pole, theywoman being thrown a distance of many feet. Struck and thrown by a motor-- cycle while standing along © side of his antomobile on Rand road, "be-- tween Kitty Corner and Lake Zu rick, _ Sunday afternoon, © Edward Bhurk, 3751 Mon.icello avenue, Chi cago, recived injuries to a leg which resulted in its amputation 'at the Vie-- tory Memorial hospital Monday. (He was -- likewise sgeriously -- cut and bruiled about the body. | * * ) K =-- __ Drive It C"I Charles Rudinski is enjoy Edward Shurk of Chicago Will -- Lose Leg by Amputation as | 904 80. Gen..:» Street 34 'BY MOTORCYCLE watd ce# i ; 6 '.Vflha'( " 6 # a8P ols ukh. #ols -:"'?}. +o qR o + oi o9 0 of Crash. 'eat. ranged for the latter part of August. to be held in the grove surrounding St. Mary's church. There will be the usual good time and those good eats wish of the pastor to install an elec-- tric light plant by early fall, and all of L st shore _ office, or at Traffic Dept: Chicago, s t e pigeg t n efi ) Alud., 4n , _ _ O ~ManNp at Fort 28 to 26) is best mt,"fi?m&'?:,m:':.?h) is best mmm!"'mim "mml : mhmat?mmnhmdymm """b':'gfichmbywnl&m ?finahsaw;o Iorth ng Foore and Milwaukee Railroad Co., 72 W. Adams St., Chicago. Emdlnnldcbo:u_ Aad Also a complete line of new Tractors, Threshers, _ Silo Fillers, Tractor Plows and Discs 21--36 Wood Bros. Thresker 26--46 J. I. Case Thresher | 22--36 J. I. Case Thresher 2746 Russell Thresher . _-- 2844 Rumely Thresher ~ _Our Machinery will be on exhibition at the Central | --States Fair, at Aurora, August 12 to 20. ~10--20 Titan Tractor John Deere Fordson Plow _ Type E I. H. C. Silo Filler Take North Shore Line to Mil-- waukee; Pere Marquette night © steamer from there; arrive Mich-- UCE & SHELDON | Eie t xn P i css M is MBA 4 Fw mmw larters on the west -bol:»'é office, or at ?mfic Dm.:'c.m' ,,'w"".."' Training Camp at F o (hag C en ermccalitaing + Alnt s Pss . * Conlng i Syice i :i in t es it .1 Sn S t THE INDEPENDENT $1.50 A YEAR DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME EACH TEEK. NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY for which the ladies of the parish have always been complimented. WISCONSIN Chicago North Shore & -- Milwaukee Railroad Co. 'The Road of Service LIBERTYVILLE TICKET OFFICE | TELEPHONE 74 Telephone 100 | _ David Whalen of Western avenue, Lake Forest, was fined $200 and costs when arraigned in the court of Jus tice Sorenson in that city today on a charge of keeping a disorderly house. His establishment was raided by po-- lice headed by Chief Les Tifafoy Sat-- urday night. ITLLINO 1 s Take North Shore Line to Mil-- waukee--step into T .M.E.R_& L. trains at door of our Milwaukee trerminal, for these poinu. 70 West 408 Security Building, sz' Ap a2