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Waukegan Man Invents Parachute Timing Device Successful final testa of the para- chute timing applntus invented by Harvey LaFayette of Waukegan were made last week at the Curtiss-Rey- holds Flying field, near Glenview, be- fore officials of that organization. Moving picture cameramen photo- graphed the test drops made with dummies and standard parachutes. Ground tests and an air trial the prev- ious Sunday had practically assured the outcome of the final test exhibi- tion, says the Waukegan Times. This timing mechanism, which can be attached to any standard mike of parachute, may be set to pull the rip cord at a definite n'umber of seconds after the person has jumped from the plane. In one of the trials the ap- paratus was set to open the para- chute when the dummy had fallen 800 feet, The test turned out perfectly. The parachute opened and floated down gently. - Return Three Soldiers Charged With Car Theft The captives identified themselves as Privates Mills and Buck, and con- fcssed taking the machine from Mrs. Alfred Day, wife of a St. Louis phy- sician. A week's vacation for three youth- ful soldiers of Fort Sheridhn came to the end rather nbrubtly last week when they were arrested in Steelton, Pa., for the theft of an automobile 10 days before in Highland Park. They were found in this car, High- land Park police were informed. Thursday, Aug. 28, 1930 MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE o F C I! CAGO Corner N. 1.58.": Stand Claim An. to young men and women an opportu- nlty for rmaa cums-rum TRAINING in BIBLE STUDY GOSPEL MUSIC PRACTICAL WORK Fall. Term Begin: Tue... Sept. , RUstration Friday, September 5, from 6to9 P. M. Regular mien: Tuesday and Friday evenings 6:30 to 9:30. Cafeteria supper served from 5:15 to 6:15 for 25 cents. The EVENING Saloon Small enrollment fee. No tui. tion except. private music lawns. Information amt on request. THE MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE Chi-Ae-nos-lu-cur-Ju. , Phone Divan-y "" "it B. Linda Ave. 449 Uncoln Ara, Highland Park Phone “I Professional Piano Tuning Wuhan-mud . Elli-ul- Free All kinds of roof mending Especmly an 1-0be W. L. HARRISON ROOF DOCTOR 17 your experience Ave. [HIM-ml Park. m. Phone M. P. "" II. P. PAHNKE of the Mrs. William J. Strttton and her two sons, William Jr., Ind Kerwin, left lust week for Sprittefleld, where they will visit with Mr. Stutton, loc- rotary of state. The Stratton house at Ingleside Wu closed for the re- lmainder of the summer und for the winter. From Springfield Mrs. Stut- ton will accompany her sons to Ari- zonn where William Jr. will reel-ter- tit. the university. Interesting Happenings About This Part of North Shore; County Beat BRIEF NEWS ITEMS FROM LAKE COUNTY Six thousand three hundred grade and high school students will ofBeil 1y close their summer vacation: of 1930 on September 2 and start the sthool year in Waukegan as far Is enrollments are concerned. A during drug-crazed burglar broke into the North Avenue Plurmncy and sub-pos/re, 612 North avenue, Waukegan, and escaped ten minutes latcr, dropping loot n he fled, other knocking out a merchnnt policeman who had followed him into the More. Just one week after 1n "tempted holdup was toiled " Ben Peterkort's More at Round Lake, burglars broke into the place again Int week and carried away more than $400 worth of cigars. cigarettes, undies, tro- eerie: and a ndio. Thoma; Rooney, an old Wnucondn resident, died lust week of pneumonia at his farm home, three miles west of the village. Surviving him no two daughters living in Elgin, Ill., And I son, residing in Crystal Lake. Despondent for several week- " . resut of her husband's unemployment and domestic troubles. Mrs. L. E. Pra. zier, 32 years old, of 3 South Utico. sweet, Waukegan, the mother of three children attempted to end her lite by pcison at 7:45 o'clock last night and was only prevented from accomplilh- ing her purpose by the intervention Starting from an exploding gua- line can in the garage, I 815,000 tire last week destroyed the gurus, barn, corn-erib, tool shed and windmill on the Peter Dub: farm, one mile cut of Libertyville, leaving only the hm- house standing. . Boy Puts Fish Hook in Nose; Doctor Cuts It Out The first qyota of the Hironimus bandit gang, authors of 55 hold-ups in McHenry, Lake and Kenosha coun- ties, started to prison Int week with the prospect of lone terms. George Dough" I 4 yen- old Chi. cago boy living " 537 North Ride way Avenue, mistook I ttsh hook for a fish worm while he wu spending I day with his parents It Bangs We, near Waueonda, Int week, and nu to his mother telling her he had put t worm up his nose and that it bit him. " her hdsbdnd The m hook but pierced the fteett and had to be cut out by a doctor. " "If” INIIIDAN ROAD WGREENV TE? POT 733 GLENCOE AVENUE Telephone [HIM-ml Plrk 868t M. D. MURPHY End-au- II Now and MM" Wat . - Walt . M Hot Water, Vapor, High or Low Pnum Stem MURPHY a SCIWALL BEA'rINGtXNmtACNRg If you anticipate entertaining a ference with our manager will quality of the food Ind the service. be quite beneficial perience in such matters in worth a lot and you ways depend on the super- " done by m in I Iource'of perm- nent "tirfartion to our ittmtotttera. When we erect the work it will be ah- soluuly ttrm and securely attached to the he,ea The out will not be much canal erine the “at tut we we on? the ”mun-t and bert unadul- un employ only skilled "melanin. SMOKE STACK AND Henry G. Winter party, large or mull, a con- B9 CLIFTON AVENUE " North Fin! UM PM” " 'relerhm+t1attd Part ml “IONMNI Pl". “.le J. A. lCHWALl. CHIMNEY WORK Her e ean