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94 " _ _ 7 18A, Routs 42, Cook and friends, though knowing he had been Lake countios, Welach, Be--|ill for the last several days, were loit, Wis., bid Section | shocked and grieved when they heard 112B, Route 42, C soun«| of his death. # j 1fis O * a Funeral services will be held Wed-- nesday at 9 a. m,, at the Bection 113%, """"L Conception church. Interment wi¥ ecunty, George Welsch, Beloit, _ |he at St. Mary's cometery, 1 112B, Route 42, , 195.16. 2g3 Bection 113%X, Route i# miles of concrete paving, several o ho ,"'mh 'mE-uuu SPRINGFIELD, 12D., Oct. 23. -- glmmam- +--on hand when the division <f tq-wv 'ays opened bids today for 35 l OR ermpests nnvino -- smesral funds," so Levy started action. Staranowicz was kept at the North Chicago police station over Thurs-- day night and ~Friday taken to Chicago by Tiffany. 'When the mon-- ey was turned over, Levy was sat-- isfied, so the case came to an abrupt Low Offers On Paving An-- charged with giving a bogus check for 3650 to Max Lery, cowner of a jewelry establishment in Chicago. OPEN BIOS ON COUNTY ROADS former city attorney of North CBi--| piaced on the .tt eago, who was arrested for issuing | --Preliminary .w'h'o&.h&m'..'-f' "b&fldh&hflmmm Tifany., He made # settiemert Fri-- "m: day at ,mm'hhm police chief says. r-u-v--whm night by Chief Tifany at the request of Chicago detectives who had a warrant for the arrest of the There was no shooting. A) ue customers to lis on the floor wit their heads 'on':d them £07008 | jige to open veult, = . teria '%:.d&-hlw' off shotguns and revolvers held up | .. the West McHenry State bank | P" shortly before noon Saturday and| ©a# obtained $20,000 in gold, ailver and | Syn While two of stood | > M#m-- e entered the bank and at the point | 4<! ation Can Staige:: 1 woon ht | c , Carl Stenger, to open the | chu: wault which contained $17,000 anNd | ces, then took $3,000 which had accomu-- t lated in the wicket during the morn-- | _ *' mm" fi"';u'dfl"fi.fiiwdlfl mm'-.'h~~d and women who --founded the insti-- the time. Wflifl" tution the congregation has steadily the men sped north in the direction|increased in numbers. ESEVENTY--FIFTH YEAR NO B4 4 * ~ /. > Highways. Powerful Auto. Seven in Place Ehe Hake Cormtty Renister~ _ members=of the congregation. Juiry. in the Circuit court of Jud """ mnn:.uu-ctn--u""""""'* """'"":; 3 en E.x _ f for both youths is an indeterminate toox the |murch, Keneries, Saue mt * T tome than 4 to s both servi-- two minutes after the '11:-'.__ jurors had retired into their room maye _ DBABR | men took part. e Taken By| Two services were held, one in the Escape Jn | afterncon beginning at two thirty and an evening service at seven some time later his leg was 1 tated. Onmdc.d-m had sick spells and in the last.iliness h'h-hfiow-finduli time before the end came. To momme at ns Laks Conmty Death was 'duoe to heart disease which developed after the amputa-- P enrogey Tess d ut o are p gutt' .t survive him. Jemison was well known through-- e naienes he was infurell in &n accident and Justice Dies of Heart Disease started, 250 concrete foundations for steel trolley having already| he wa b.p-d.'tm'fl be | near completed in time to permit anin--| ballot. terrupted progress on overhead com.|and 1 struction work during the winter| On th months. jory Th reming thme to Mimatice and ent running to a intermediate points along the North "olb,mruhth'ub- urban--development if this wide area. Shore Line shows that a total of 28 miles--or 60 per cent of| > BVOOr Woney naving fiteaiyj " ". NT O C Q Om TT CEmTiand who held them while Edward h-.-u':-m-n h"""'t'-."."flfili.' BISt\ True made a forty yard drop kick completed in time to permit anin--| ballot. The vote was RObbeF¥ | which won the came for Libertyville MMch.--'1"""""'&"!"""'-1'""'"*"-1& struction work during the winter| On the second and third ballots, the! "The "Rei --cevils" cannot be months. jury voted 10 for robbery and 2 for | praised singly for their deeds are Every indication is that the new|robbery with a gun. On the fourth| too numerou:, bct the team as a Route will be completed and in op--| ballot, it went back to 11 for whole is deserving of much com-- eration at an carlier date next| bery and 1 for & mendation . 1t is 1 team to be prowd spring than originally anticipated.| 2Dd then on the fifth the vote| of. It is a toam that is making This new service will give through|*=* unanimous for rol -- ---- «|aeotball history for L. "C. K. 8. and The afterncon meeting was held in the German language with Rev. ;;*m Evangelical Lutheran w the twentieth an-- of its dedication last Sun-- day at an appropriate ceremony in which a number of visiting ciergy-- Observe 20th _ |JACK DURAND Rev. Kelssling, the present pas-- In the twenty years which have worker '% 2 church. ch viu.m societies whigh are helping : o--¥i4 B --,~ assisted by the ciergy-- y ::-r Affected ' s the Even when the baliffs announced a verdict had been returned Jack was not disturbed, completing the he had started before going to r.t. Cireait Clerk L. J. Wilmot read the verdict of the jury finding the two lade guilty of robbery and a rquumwmw io be correct. ° in the case of Durand to determine he was guilty of robbury, he caine phases of the trial. lo'ai adventures in California, he was arrested by a detective while working in a "blackface dip." _ laughed heartily while telling how he would roll off into the ocean when patrons at the amusement park tossed a bascball at the right angle to the board on which bhe was the youthful adopted son of the mil-- lionaires nlu':t-lh_.h the courtroom corridors, -- not concerned in the u=' the finding of the jury. He with newspaper reporters about various " P " th _;'.lo-. Ees eie --'-'F--.h '-W".&&fihbhnyvme".h their first bailot voted 9 for: , 1/ derful success in holding Eim for larceny, 1 for burglary in the|and for their success in night time and 1 for burglary. 'At|inumerable passes and punts Durand, who was termed by the state as "the brain of the robbers."> Bluff, and James Gordon Miller, 20, also--of Lake Bluff, were found guilty of robbery Friday nighi by a jury. in the Cireuit court of Judge Claire --C. Edwards. The penalty for both youths is an indeterminate and Miller were guilty of the rob-- Jack Durand, 23, foster son of announced \ Robert Mills, Oak Park, the trial a um 4 M ty l C 0 ce C + 0R mnnrmmzsmv, OCTOBER 28, 1925 when the gun The two had bee Round Lake. They to return home wh secaurred. Mills had in a waron and % charged. Mills, who is but fou years old, was a t Graines. t is avenue, Oak Park, was. seriously shot when a gun, which he had just placsed in a wagron into was climbing, wa« actide it is the first Libertyville team beat Elmhurst. * e HUNTER SHOT ACCIDENTALLY On Friday afterncon at 8 oftlock the local squai will meet the fast Arlington Heich:s team on Liberty hurst back to the thirty yard line Too much praise eannot be given to Libertyville's their won-- derful success in ling Elmhurst and for their success in up point so the seore stood 14--6 until the last of the third period. two yarl Aé Where the; were le.d for two pla '%he Libertyville The {irs tw ais were -- ~..rd ones: ""__ 5 yville fellzws The "" Bam j.ayed har: and fast, » whe pace. Their tack thought C t fully expee-- ted to by at least two touch-- Robert Mills, 418 North Seoville The showing iys insures a Wounded When Gun Is Sud denly Discharged. that: the him while The bullet . He was them made by the local Wins mhurst _ "Red--devils" t last Friday anticipatel as rardest of the uids becedltomcmnd avsace d cmancr en B < "5.2~4 jlogdi he fiyi heelt of : ".----- -------';----- mt * : o-nynuuy«fmt"m"""'"" :., mule which shied Aithe wer hwmpw is 'A-.':.M a . Woodmen fl.flumuit.tl'(r'.m dience to the theater. h b%' mesting to be pre-- | Van--Ingen, secretary the l:.';h-b'b"n parade association, was alightly : om prorfessional stage, :-m-':"my.m"-hhmm!& wz&ud ""4"".': mount was taking the hurdies. from wa. _ Mra. » Tate will mast s sight. "WoeR (Nears: and »ss reaponsible Por the |Hung on taay a m 5 e |raae vm mart it «ight Oclock|boery and mos reporarhle Not the | fring m« Lady Texsle and hee gar up wWOODMEN PLAN ~---- ~HUGE MEETING 5 They were Jodg--| Two accidents in which officers as-- long of aleoho! was found in the rear end of the car. This machine was z.&.m%&; is, was -- comparatively Tor other "aleochol runners." M"&hmfiw Tiffany returned, a car sped along|the court of Magistrate Green Bay road and the chief deputy | while he was under the influence of got into the car with the sheriff and | liquor. Attorney E. V¥, Orvis is another chase was begrn. counsel for the magistrate. » It was all right until the dirt road| Other cases on the County court was reached and it was there that| criminal call follow: the chase became dangerous. The| People vs. Barney Potlick. car being pursued carried a heavy| People vs. John Minole, Joh cargo and had the advantage be--| Dolsandro, and Pete Gammo. enuse it kept on the road easier.| People vs. August Cichas, w-fl-otginnth" People vs. Daniel Schaffner. after the car had passed Zion| People vs. Frank Williams, in Green Bay road. People vs. Joe Kornasiewics and Ablstrom and Tiffany returned to | Kasimir Kenay. their favorite spot near York House| People vs. Genevieve Hess. o church and about 11 o'clock a road--| People vs. Louis Thomas other-- ster which seemed to have a heary|wise known as Louis Nortolk. Morris, both of Chicago. : They Wwere| sourt of Judge Perry L. Persons was :l"mw"llm trate of Fox Lake. is charg-- Shaw. ed 'with malfeasance in office and Sheriff Ahistrom remained on the{trying cases while being intoxicated. road near the York House church,| State's Attorney A. V. Smith has where the car was stopped to wait| a long line of withesses many of A Tifuny went over to the car stop-- Come Up _ Judge ped and ordered the occupants out.| Persons. Search of the rondster revealed 55 l gallons of alcohol packed in the rear| =, __. . 422 L oiz c222l n aas" in the least. In fact, he did not even think of having medical atten-- tion until some hours later when the night's work was completed. and had one leg badly scraped and his clothes torn. _ The injury did not stop the deputy managed to grasp a side of the door and was fortunate that he did not land head first 3n the concrete. He with a gun,/*not realizing" the dAoto was going at a fairly good speed, e Four men were srested and 150 gallons of alechol valued at $1,800 were seized by Sheriff Edwin Abl-- strom and Chief Deputy Lester Tif-- fany after overtiking two roadsters in Green Bay road Thursday night The driver of a third car believed to have been heavily laden with i-- quor egcaped after a thrilling chase of miles on a dirt 10ad, in which the sheriff's car travelling 75 and 80 It was announced Monday by the TIFFANY IS Men Into Along Green Bay Road With men taken gave their names *Hitom Chieao ant hm « They were Jodg-- liquor between Chicago and of the 65th cavalry divisiom, sprain-- | theater, won high com ed his leg when he fall to the ground h!-lu% in dogding the fiying heels of an| Her performance in "Th closing program of the annual :.BM.MMM.C&-. Saturday. People vs. Frank Williams, People vs. Joe Kornasiewics and People vs. Genevieve Hess. People vs. Louis Thomas other-- mddl:.?firyl.mhi tenke of on Lake Puilipe m harg People vs. John Minole, Jobz Dolsandro, and Pete Gammo. People vs. August Cichas, People vs. Daniel Schaffner. ACCIDENTS AT HORSE EVENTS rirrige uy wi . -- . «h commninathos o PHILLIPS CASE ONCOURT CALL It is recalled that Jacob L. Crane, of Lake Bluff, soning and planning rt.vu-npl.uhbud the two commissions in draft-- agitation to ru'uunn:.' of its greatest handicap, The Lake County Zoning Body Plans Code Among the early cases on iminal trial call, -- which t Alvin . W. Dirk | dience to the theanter. 'The Chicago J Termine} | ts on ty prorpieainnt vistn us on "lms ksn es ay . ox |sued prtte ant ttermantt mhs 3 _ Hormance a legitimate success; night as Lady Tearle at the Little NEW YORK, Oct. vwel Insull, who apm Five farms in Beach located on the cast and west sides of the Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee Railrond por set -':dlhn gate having acres were week to a Chicago syndicate. It is planned to subdivide the land next spring into acre tracts, The real estate firm of T. J. Stahi & Co., handled the sale of the land and gecording to information given out by the realty firm, the total con-- MRS. INSULL bringing $500 an acre. & The Holdridge brothers, Ira, Wil-- lu--flo&me 269 acres to the syndicate. The other farms sold were the Sertonian and Blanchard places, the former be-- Ing a tract of 282 acres and the lat= ter 124 acres. + xh Deal Closed For Sale Of Land were the pprties sought ard the FIVE FARMS 60 T0 SYNDICATE ing the same names as in Zion, the s Deputy Sheriff Lester -- Tiffany, .. with Kelly at th# wheel. 144 When the women stopped at the . and various other questions which Deputy Kelly were in "" ing room listening, the Zion police on the cate. The women were Genevieve Guerino, 25, also of Los mail robbery was made Saturday by Mrs. Dorothy Tesciona, 22, of Lo# Angeles, whose arrest was brought about Friday by postal inspectors with the assistance of Lake county Waukegan Nabbed In Chi-- % cago; Search Now For Their $2.00 PER YEAB IN ADVANCE PROVES HIT at at