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CREATLAKES IS SCENE OF EVENT July 4 to Be Gala Day at Sta-- fim;"m'mn"smwh Sea Cruise What wil probably be the biggest July 4 outing in the vicinity of Chicagowill be held at the Great Lakes naval training station under the auspices of the Citizens' Good Roads association, founded by for-- mer Mayor Wm. Hale Thompson, which is planning a monster picnie and patriotic celebration for Indc-- pendence Day. It is expected that 25.000 persons will be in attend-- @RAEWV * . Every form of outdoor amuse-- ment that it is possible to stage 8 on the program. At the present the plan includes band concerts, 'dancing, yacht races, motor boat polo games, Aaorse show and gmjumping horses, cutter races, military nava. and civic drills, base-- ba'l games swimming races, box-- in' , motion pictures and aviatio1 contests. The air plane exhibition will probably be che biggest ever seen in the West. ¢© _ . _ MHav» 100 Planes. According to Manager Henry J. Kramer, it is expected that ap-- proximately 100 planes of _ every type will participate in the display 'of the latest air craft. It will be the first time in the his* ry of the State of lilinois that the War De-- partment is co--operating wit \_A civilian enterprise for the promotion of aeronautics and will send -- its crack fiyers to operate naval :and army planes for the occasion. . The exhibition will be in charge of Major M. L. Bromberg, advisory director of air craft for the State of Illinois, who is arranging a mam-- moth program which will -- include al nost continuous disflay of planes from 10 o'clock in the morning until late at night Col Ray D. Smith, president o. the National Aeronau-- tic associatior, Chicago Chapter, is eo--operating with Major Bromberg in ~~eating what is said to be am enoch in aviation in the state. Gen-- eral Hale, commanding officer af the sixth corps area, has assigned Major H. S. Martin, air officer of the sixth corps arta, and Command-- ant Waldo Evans of the _ Great Lakes: has assigned Lieut. Com-- riander H. W. Scofield, of the Bur-- eau of Naval Aeronautics,. to take charge of the Naval Department's "Rection" of the exhibit.-- There --will Ix a display of army an commer-- cizl planes, naval sea planes, lighter than air ships, including in all pro-- ~bability a return visit of the ZR--1 and air craft used t the U. S. mail service. _ _One of the events of the. celebra-- tion will be the official departure of the "Big Bill't the South --Sea Island ship which is to s¥il for the Far East in the evening. Former Mayor Thompson wi'l be on hand to bid God--speed to the boat, which will be in charge of Captain Albert J. Duken on its mission of taking motion pictures of tree--climbing fish. The boat will be escorted by the Chicago Yacht Club fieet and "RUM KING'S" WIFE HELD ON WET COUNT Mrs. GeorT Remus "carried on" when her husband, "bootlegger king" of Cincinnati, was sent to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, police avow. They are holding her | aetuaab / AWhada®, 4d dtendedaris ied eeit iA (2 0e / on the charge of tampering with the shipment of $0,000 g.'l'rm of whisky. Remus mcatl( told a sen-- ate investigating committee that he id the late Jess Smith, friend of Erry Duugherty. huge sums for "nrotection. 4 INSURANCE A. A. Grandy Liberty ville -- Illinois Mrs. George Remus. Phone 217--M POEM BY PRIEST I8 SUGGESTED AS 'NATIONAL PRAYER The Rev, Francis C. Young, tnown as the poet priest, whose rerses appear ngulnly in more g'- 200 secular dailies, is the au-- or of a prayer in poetic form TRIAL MOTION UP FOR HEARING hor of a prayer in poetic form which friends have sent to the White House with the suggestion hat it be adopted, as a national prayer -- Congress will have 10. act 13 the suggestion -- Judge Edwards to Decide in Matter Involving Estate of Lucinda Brown Motion for a new trial in the case of Julia R. Seavey and other heirs against Lena Glass. executrix of the estate of -- Mrs,. Lucinda Brown, of Grayslake, will be heard by Judge Claire C Edwards in the Circuit court next Monday morning. The plaintiffs lost a recent legal fight to show that Mrs. Brown has teen influenced in'to _ willing -- her property to Lena Giass Several new features of evidence have been tnearthed by the plzintiffs and will be brought forwari to show why a new trial should be granted. ¥isg New Sensation. One of the new sensations is that a month after the will had been wade and executed Lena Glass is alleged to have conterred with Emil G. Swanson of Chicago, and-- ask-- e if arrangements could be made iby which Mrs. Brown -- could be placed in the Eastern Star Home in Rockford. Another is that Attorney Lyell H. Morris, the attorney who grew up the will, 1s not'a creditable witness. o The beirs of Mrs. Brown are at present living in . Florida. They claim that they were kept _ away from Mrs. Brown's home by Lena Glass and that the latter forced Mrs, Prown to make the will in her fgv-- Or. Lena Glass denies the charges, claiming that the other heirs did i ot care for Mrs, Brown and that the aged woman #as in her ritM mind --and had not been when she made the will. will start nmidit'he mus'c of bands and the display of fireworks. More than $20,000.00 worth of prizes, including gold watches, <a ©500.00--zilver fox neckpiece, a score of silver loving 'cups will be dis-- tributed to the winners of the dif-- ferent athletic events. ' Patriotic speeches by orators pro-- minent in ; ublic life will add to the holiday spirit. _ Li se y 4 PDr. Thomas A. arter will be in charge of the equestrian . exhibit. /rrangements have been made to have an indoor program in case of rain, but rain or shine, the patrio-- tic celebration of the Citizens' Good Roads Association will be an event that will live long in the memory f those who participate in it. The Rev. Francis C. Young PHONE 1882 Shorthand, rtvfi" , Bookkeepi y B:c'. ness En'"luh t c eta Special summer work for those desiring to quali-- fy for Fall positions. Register now for Vaca-- tion Classes. Telephone 130 New Day and Evening Classes Specialist in Weatherstrip Installation RAY B. HOFFMAN MRS. GEO. E. MeDONALD THE influenced RECOVER MORE RONDOUT LOOT Pick up Bills in Tulsa, homa, --According to patches Out in Tulsa, Okla., Thursday, wound the trail of the mail robbers who held up the tast train of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul ago. Two women and three men were arrested there, it was an-- nounced, and $4,020 more of the stolen loot recovered. \| Newton's Sister | Mrs. Dolly Ogelsby, 39, one of the | prisoners, is said to be a sister of the three Newton--brothers now uu--l der arrest and indictment for the robbery. The house was filled with rifies, revolvers, flashlights, and cz-' plosives, Tulsa . police reported. | One of the women seized is thought to be William Newton's wife. This report came soon after the government had taken drastic ac-- tion here in the legal controversy that arose with the arrest and peti--. tion for a writ of habeas corpus for | Miss Louise Drafka, alies Mrs: Lonise Newton. ; Federal Judge James H. Wilker-- son issued an injunction restraining |Sherifl Peter M. Hoffman from ser-- |ving writs of attachment issued by 'Judge William J. Lindsay for the lurreqt of eight -- federal officials. They had failed to appear in. court | Wednesday. s ts C Colossal Robbery\ . _ I'nited States Attorney Olson de-- claicd that all thte men named were then engaged in seeking the solu-- tion of "the most colossal robbery of the United States mails in the history of this country." Whatever the men, had done "in the matter undér inquiry by this eourt" was in performance of their duty to the government, Mr. Olson stated. . o eL £ The United States officers cannot be held accountable to a state court for an explanation of their official acts, the statement asserted, and for these reasons Mr. Olson said he had advised them rot c respond to the subpoenaes. , * Attorney Guentheéer at this point said 'he had learred: that the sub-- poénas were 'improperly .ser'ved in that they were not given personally into the hands of those named. He asked that new mbpoeniel be ia;. sHECE UE CEAAER Y CDECC O 2CR sued. --District Attorney Olson said the government was making -- no point of the improper service; that the© subpoenas did ~reach the men for whom they were intended. Common, sense is about the best guide <to health and well being if common sense is activated by a rea-- sonably---- adequate knowledge _ of things that influence life. Most folks kiow now--a--days, for example that mfefidlmnndthaneekorldhh of onions on the mantle has no 9¢-- cult power in preventing disease and it ought not to take a scientist to inform the same people that whole-- some, clean food, fresh air, sunshine and sleep are cardinal factors in 'promoting and maintaining health. ; Py en t sl 3\-«' By FREE OF CHARGE Plastering and CATTLE TESTED 'for Tuberculosis Anywhere on the North Shore U. 9. Government Veterinarian D. C. GRINNELL Inspector In Charge Office wi'h Farm NORMAN L. MADOLE COUNTY REGISTER, SATURDAY 6 so. CoUNTY ST. WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS Phone Libertyville 329 Libertyville, Ilinois Telephone 420 Lathing 811 Parke Avenue 1LLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roder and sons 'of Area were> callers at the Charles Herschberger Jr. home --Wed-- nesday evening. € j Miss Martha Sauer apent Thursday afternoon calling on Prairie View friends. R Several from here attended the Chautauqua at Libertyville last week. Viector Sauer is the owner of a new Overland Sedan, . Mr. and Mrs, Fred Busch of Ap-- takisic were town callers on Friday. Alfred Laseke attended the Sunday School picine at Palatine on Satur-- day. * ons Mr. and Mrs. Fred Popp have moveil from the William Umbden-- stock HAat into the Popp bungalow. _ Mr. and Mrs. George Umbdenstock were Libertyville visitors Saturday evening. -- aol af fxs Miss® MatilTda Popp of Elgin spent the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Popop _ | _ :. _ --Miss Florence Stadler called on Mabel Hans Sunday evening. _ . . -- Mrs. Wolff and daughter Lillie of Chicago spent the week end at the Richard Reimers' home. f --~Miss Della Berlin .spent several days this week at their place here, ~~'Mrs. Gill of the Buffalo Creek farm was a caller at the Henry Laseke Sr. home Monday evening. s ~Mr. John Hans made a business trin to Chicago Wednesday., 3 ----Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laseke Jr, and son and Alfred and Mabel Laseke were Lake Zurich callers Tuesday evening. Victor Sauer of Crystal Lake is spending a few weeks at the Victor Sauer home. ; oA _ Rev. and Mrs. Stadler and daugh-- ter called on friends at Aptakisic an Wednesday. Te c at. y Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher of Libertyville snent Sunday evening at the George Umbdenstock home. Mrs. Wolff of Chicago is visiting this week with her daughter, Mrs. Richard Reimers. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Keisler and family spent Wednesday at Elgin. Miss Lena Goetz of Buffalo Grove spent Tuesday evening with Martha and Lillie Sauer; * Mrs. Richard Reimers and Mrs. Wolff of Chicago called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moldenhauer Monday evening. o) j --Nictor Saver and daughter Martha spent Wednesday in Chicago. . Laurene Keisler spent last week visiting with relatives in Chicago. Laverne Proesel and some friends ef Chicago spent Sunday at the Philip Proesel home. 2 -- Miss Mabel Hans spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laseke Jr. 3 ¥ ~~William Sauer of Crystal Lake snent Sunday with Victor Sauer and d.n'h""- A e _ --Paul Roder of, Area is spending several davs at the Charles Hersch-- berger and Henry Tonne homes. -- LONG GROVE DANC BE EVERY SATURDAY EVENING Hertel's Park Pavilion, Half Day, IIl. LADIES 25¢ The Wheeling State Bank Best Floor in Lake County. Come and Join the Crowd Also Picnic and Dance July 4 MUSIC AFTERNOON AND EVENING If saving for the sake of hav-- ing a bank account isn't suft-- ficient inducement, then why not try saving for some partic-- ular purpose? You will be surprised how soon you can ob-- tain it. Given by "THE JOLLY FOUR" at . JUNE 28, 1924 WHEELING, ILLINOIS HIGH CLASS MUSIC Y SAVE! spent Monday in Chicago. Mrs. ld& Meyer of . Palatine spent Thursday at the Albert Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roder and sons of Area and Pearl Herschberg-- er of Libertyville were callers at the Tonne home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brown spent several days at the home of the lat-- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, William Gieska. Tuesday afternoon. ice of the Ladies Aid Society and celebration of the Lord's supper in the German language.. All members and friends of the dongregation are specially invited to come and take part in the worsnip. The special offering will be for the Orphan's Home in Bensenville. ..Plan to attend the Sunday school picnic in W. Butts grove, July 4. Church News Sunday, June 29, at 9 a. m., Sun-- day school; at 10 a. m. annual serv-- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Laseke --Jr. "is an organized drive to end foot troubles. Get the benefit of it bylettinfins fit you with the Dr. Scholl Appliance or Remedy which your tortured feet demand. _ f We have, to serve you, a FootComfort specially trained in Dr. II's method of foot correction. His services are absolutely free. If you suffer from exhausting foot pains--weakened,sagging arches, unsteady ankles, hot burning feet, corns, callouses, bunions--this week is your chance for sure relief. Here at this store we are co--operating with the noted foot authority, Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, to remove the cause of those foot troubles which afflict seven out of ten persons in town. Foot _ Comfort for you here Alois Keisler was an Elgin caller Dz Scholls Foot Comfort Week Bring your foot troubles to us-- June 21st to the 28th RAY N. SMITH GENTLEMEN 75¢ Duddles Bidg. Libertyville, Illinois Sunday School PICNIC WHY WIRE? J U L¥X 4 Lots of fun and good things to eat. You and your friends are invited. PHONE 400 Among the attractions will be: Boy Scout Band, Speaking by Senator R. Swift, Games of Skill, Bowling Alley .. Country Store, Bakery Sale, etc. . you can turn night into day--cold into heat--foods into palatable delicacies: because you can wash, iron, sweep, play a piano or talking machine all by press-- ing a tiny button. Wiring is not expensive-- not: when you calculate the cost of oils, coal or gas in terms of time, health and wrinkles. Be sure to attend the _ And it is a pleasure--a social triumph to do things electrically. s We will Furnish an irresistibly low estimate. o ; Libertyville Battery & Electric Company AT LONG GROVE, ILL. Dbecause LIBERTYVILLE $% P t