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ARE NABBED m, B-au". ..'H""-i-" _ my ugh: arrested a y, a former shrill tf, -?tlt,ti-j met my; on man my to violate the ttatt tbat In". Th "mats were served by ttttu','; 'ttrg,',,'; 1?iirt, "r, y " F i"iG"iiaGyLtttitet.hl.n; "b tth/TA time thrill the past, or four days in hopes of w . trace of the raisin! Previous to man! the "any mtg offieials and ge- W". . eorty,y, 11tt 5e.lt w- u 'y, - . '02. in] TY mining; use Sham! In"! to" m, Jun or ad Prod F Stuck: in Lyon nod - runners ID, a'I"_"_rr ",7, mutant." of aid: through- " mart timid and had ac- f magi: e idence to bring nation by the federal gran m Tub omeub . The men arrested m Postwar N. F. Bteilen of Woodstock, 111.; for- - Sham! Lester Edintter of Mc- - county; and three resort "at. Jneob Richer, Stephen Him- - and Ptod Ju.ten. 8eareh in being made for Joeseph Lyon and Sonny Gram, alleged to" runners. Fellow townsmen of You... who resided in Woodstock. fund that he may have committed M Another theory is that he my have fled to Canada. Demo tives on his trail state that they "new he was in Waukezan eithser . week 330 last Saturday or Sun- "km. -7 I I wA_t-_-_ tr ofneers, stated that she for- m lived in P,ttl, being I Slt'tt, of the Wan egln town- mn school. Sh. i. aid toI I." In uncle, Andrew Christensen" living in Adams street. Waukegan. 1 The men arrested were taken to) a Chieaeo police station when their bod: were set at from $1,500 to '1Nttttk Aloud lend_'.~r lug. 2gag, ". -raprtept m and trt an; t control] on o in. run-h: h Hem". Mr Santa and adding" no and of having been the v" for the group. A lay of g be each barrel of beer mu- . tannin" or sold in b M, in 3 tted to have been "PW". Me!" of Wuhan]: In. Poune. wife of the mining mm attorney, yhtn Aqmdotned 2=ctrestar; tlfl"ii'l11'eJllG.llr1.' l' Pa'dt,',,gr1etlulltrtl w: Santa and Bde In - of huh: beet athktustorthoirroatA1e -tlutdrtut,pl,"otrt' . "gunned or no hem-amiss gedtohno Gm in alleged to have 101' the it. mushy baring protection an the period from ham to mum. younTMnGru-b dd " have rebelled from the "no a-fiarandrtusouttmhinerms, - and. was to pro- m I." 90.3de into Gront's 1tirii'iL?,t,if2s, PM 'iii'2iy2'tl'e,'.u4lliI s7G'i"iTiiFahathtthA8.t 5: [ 1"th 'tbratrrtree Avenue tldArelSll'lt'l,7Gil'1fl "Ci'" Emphatically H _" 4t; V Few " Different by, Clever Autumnal Mimes, Pound its Inspiration in Paris Black Is thePredominate Color of the year ' thqth.ir..et'e, 1i?i'tiili?ltitell, A MW" mmd-y" --- _ 1'iiitiiil/qtltit?i,t57ir'ii 'llll,id'.'"t and by 2'lt :th-Lo! 'i'ii??i5i,ii u 'li'ii' {of the a: 'ated,', the mobile ---_ . " - Cu. ttelll1'il'lllLh"ililiir,tt ,et.",2.tgf,'dt"fa,'Wlr,tl; iiiiigtgtuttt't'r has" {thud-hm The FROCK SHOP 1bl1 "if. '11., uni when all!" mt It!" the u _Ammmumu =ilid,3'l1%l7lerr1lirlld'; '"iii7Ctiuiiiito9tt,Mt: "a. g,tegt',t of PM" " "e'jdt)dirr'ut','ft, 'uw mm$lem i'GiiiiGrnr"lutthtee,1: m manna: " 'pftiL2rtt a mama! eowttr, iirrtiiirTdiWalt"h" FOUR IWtlliliit ARE REQUESTED tl James P. You of WIUIO'III again" Ina Yoes. They were mar- ried on October 9. 19tt and accord- ing to the bill In. You left her hmhnd on larch IO, 1925. David Watkins of Waning"! against Elizabeth Watkim. They were married on July 24, 1921 and lived together until June 8, of this ycar The bill state: that he left her became of cruel treatment. Grant Ellis of Wankegan again-t Alma Ellis. Desertion is charged. They were married on July IT, '1920 and lived together but tour l months. his. ARMOUR WILL CITES TWO IN LAKE FOREST Ethel Hepburn of Wnukmn be- can unit for divorce :33th June: Hepburn. charging dcmtion. They were married on October 19, 1906 and lived together until October 18, Two Lake Forest mm were named in connection with the fuirte of the wiBof J. 0:00: Ar- monr. wealthy Lalo Fault and pekintt head. laat WM in 1922 The will bequeath. I mm of 88.- 000 to William Iona". Ind moth- er 33.000 to Ink M. Macy, both of Luke Pond. Both of the not were in the "my of the Arm household. provision of "0 will stipulated that nil hon-bl employ" af Mr. Armour at the "no of his death shall receive um of Our Dresses presents f smart collection of , Black Georgette and Velvet Dresses The Fllft0CK SHOP allot-WWI" fiFiGiAirekuithtytMt, A - '9 News: 3357955& "A: In all the latest Color Creations. They are dtystsr---oret so wearable. In SmartShdes. Hose that is Grace- fully sharid and proportioned. Silk Underwear Sill Hosiery - by leer, trg,,ttf u. LiiGir.tj%tk_nrhr?t street. who ter, Ind Ive non g. from e - n mo and e boy. One of 'rants though a. neck tMit Smith. ge,',; I Met meet. on gig- hed invited for en ento- niohile ride, end "other bullet tttttft the right arm of hire. In e camper-old eon. W. The condition a! In. Smith reported ll erttieat at the Lek County We! hoepital. The 1t,'gtsttdt1 jut north G of the Grebe- r Tanning corn- t pony at 10:16 o'clock. 1 In. Smith end Gouda hove 1 tciiiiiviiFrNiin-t.yttrttttr some tine no men end wile the , lice Aid. Huntley night, :te'el?e,.r,ii to the wounded eon, Connie- hm , iik.tgmittsngsdtteeern foran' entouohile ride. After they hnd driven for e Ihort time, Goal-lee armed Mrs. Smith of having gone out with nnother than and in n madden fit of jeelouay. taf the North Weetern switch neer whine in front of the Chic-go en] the Team end fired hie revolver et the women. Her son. becoming frightened At the net, leaped from! the whine end began running hack toarardn the city. Gonzales then turned hie weapon on the fleeing youth. one of the shots lodging in the youngeter'. right em. Bey Gete Help The boy continued his flight, however, and fully run past Capt. [we Lyons, who wu stationed " the corner of Indian and Send; street. Capt. 1:500- ehonted " the! 'hoytoetop.h tsestsoettedobaeh _ that "mono had shot his mother , end continued mni. g. Capt. Lyons I then notified police tteadquurteral lend Capt. Booth begin earth tor! ' the woman. After lone time, he located the automobile which wee utending near the Tannery end found In. Smith lying in the front iiii-oriLurinuietAts1ttd. . Booth immediately called for the Wetsel & Peterso- enhnlenee. The 'd,"d,t',' "' drttCL."ku"l't. y . ' Beet um her. ' Policemen MeMar.--nn end " - wards. who - down oo. germ $10 "mammal!" Kano!' running to" his home nt 880 Market and. Me m 5mm ml? from the wound in hi- nrm, The potion-u new the Ind ttuoot,.rtlat,", 1:00de meheee Dr. _ in Goldberg was "Itiattg2t.'t2t,"i IBM more" ei)iri'iiii"irti5,iiiteriiiii2i' "rtettt-rtt' "thorns-riot strut. (3.1., It, "a I dnxtehtar, W, Al, Irho m living with $lllllllll'l' NR sun ATTABK iatelr all"! for the ano- mbohm. The "and to the Luke In] than Dr. Earl M. t but. MeMar.--nat an! PF l ifidd an M and up of Mm. a. . Smith {I tho LII! jut north! min: com- l tkiGautrrtest_teirMt"ll"". mun-tund- h"r"ioiiaiiir-te.Aet uh. in. an out, l'gttTat potiet todsr: _qtcE' x a A P. -to17ttpetujMtePPP.Pd.'fe' duh 'eairTirGi7iy1ttytr corduroy mum-dud"- iGrvstari.noutaret. cum all M pollen arrii1TAiiifiiartth0eA- aiiFiiiiliLrtiee1eatttl!: fiat» a '5; a; summit names on John Shock. eighty-m nut-1 om. of Wuhan. p-l any tt , who i 11:. d -1 hon. of " diqMnr, b was. mm. when be - whin- Th deemed not" b Dim Augun 28. with hi. not OI the way they met With a m "can! and the our In overturn-d. but no cm was injured. But the line! had i,eGtsorAatnrdthetrirttrr- 33:13; Arm}: of his age in! on " riving at the home of his "but. he collapsed. Later pun-oni- de- Vulopedb T! this In followed by a core n lumen-hand which mu the direct awe of Q. - - Mr. Strock I" but! on I first in Newport township not Wads- worth Ind had lived most of his we in Wankean. - He is survived by t'o "It. Rar mond and Charles. both of China; one cinnamon In. Orin Slot. " Duluth, Minn.; and tin. Egan, iiA'niuttu ios, In. Sun-uh Wells and In. Mu: Hush. all " Keno-kn. Wit. inment. IIITuois tn-tnah,. He had alwnys been In at!" number " the Wuhan Poet No. 874. G. A. Tue-day morning and the (and .111!" plays written by lake For- est-vice- wen Md _ h Wm tttPt',',,' will be staged by Ind Tobin funeral hon. Wetlands, o amt College (Enrich ulternonn " three o'clock. Rn. C during the coming season, Howard E. Guns cad-u '- umouneod today by Prof. R. nus-ad in u- m G%"a"GiGEaG7iaiaaGiGrGEFii" SEEK MEN WHO [ LOUIE!) Am T'usheritr'sadneo - 2haMeue','kt"LIrf, mind for "in. '5. h- eiesof-rfroarttht.-Mlh ofJ.H-yk_ir_uon.~!M "can. winch Channel his and others wt Human the The body ,rrivediWekerary me um "I." Civil In rain "" M [one "an, Chic-go. Fiiura-hid_tode9tet.tthe ii5iVteetePtdN.trttPee, $9qee, Stu', m. " eon-t we" . n 1ullmtr,Cl.'l"lirfu7.a"t'Gu.'r' Tttttlt It the l not held In _ LPayk 'leunlGo/ltl"vl'r' L. rue new W'- - "and and his skull trae- . Dr. Taylor said. f " H, was ideatitled Timid-y h III'I brother with who. he - llvinx. His "have. qrere - through I laundry slip found 5 (than. - - 7 _ - ' In m Health "meld until lately had held tg' Who potrihhm with the Chi- up Poliah Daily Neva. In health teree.d him to relinquish his duties ad ha Was taken to a unitarium to recuperate. Testimony given by two men d tha inquest that they had Ia. Bobnecki sitting on a pile of railrpad ties at the aide "of the right-ol-way a short time before he was run over, led the jury to be- ll!" that the man waa waiting for (t train and that he laid down mu the tracks. I It m also pointed out that at the point the body wu run over tin In no crossing within two "iJSnecu told his brother when E at: home, he was going to Ra- ,trdn to attend the mad opera per- al.U1lllllit TO PRESENT PLAYS It BELIEF 30.?ka " 'e" old. 1926 Studebaker Special six brougham. Less than 10,000 miles, cost $2,290 new. Only $1350 1926 Studebaker big six coach, $1000 1926 Chevrolet coach, $300 Two 1923 Ford coupes, $100 each 1925 Chevrolet Sedan, $150 Ford Touring Car, $35 1924 Eord Sedan, $150 . All cars over $100 carry our guarantee '"'hiii'sisicftri""iorik, CAR all (lifirr Chai Small Down Payment with Terms: to Fit Ybur Income Libertyville Garage. T'""" "tt,itdgprt,r,i?r,1tit St _ _ eo- w: if,tt,ttg' 'ttttu, . by In; Alli. Louis "9131 Jr., and Shelia -DKh at cm 1 than ttt the nano- Ptof. ue.. ertonm 1Giiii7i"iihGiiisGis doubudly will he"... the dread r ledeppngd Asteyt in the ','d,'lI of a; Evidence " mm. Demon-tim, of popuhrityl oftheGerrlckP mien-min, the feet that ebont one- ttif. of the - In auditorium of Durand White have been re- served for the entire winter lee- eon by people who hen become "ttttlar attendants " Garrett per- formances, end the indlutiom ere that these talented plum will have full home- at all of their eppeereneee during the coming' no. son. Pure" Returning. , It is expected that all of the} 'well known members of the Play-l en will be beck in the fall ready to take part in the winter gelled- ule of plan, and this probably will include Herold Shipp and line Vir- ginia Klein. who were fainted Int June end whose war has " way. been highly praised and has won them many warm friends. They are planning to take eddi- tional counes here and at North- western, it is understood Ind trill be "nibble for Garrick work. Itpe or two former members of the club also we likely to be drafted maximally as guest plgym: All of the other regain players, with the club last 'yenr we "turn-, lug, including "Doc" Palmer, who has spent the summer in Lake Forest. so that the prospects are that the coming season will be a very succeuful one. Goes to New York. Prof. Leverton goes to New York shortly to secure new plays for the club for next M's schedule. and his previous new» in obtaining new plays for first nmateur presentation by the Play- ers nugun veil for a fine pro- gram of excellent drnmtic fea- tum for the benefit of patrons this winter. Many tt man fails to make good because he spends most of his time prying to prove that luck is against cover up his shame Kaiser Bill went so fast toward Holland that he forgot his mus- tache m. Sy he grew a beard to " Authorized Dealer Studebaker and Chevrolet Cars Le Public node. in hereby given that an awud of the eogttmet for the construction I! m on Jukun Ave. in 2hn'lttt Pill')',?,? ances o e, Illinois, has been made to omen Cape a Sons Co. end that pursuant to the statute tn such case made and provided, n contract will be entered into with odd M Cape & Sons Co. not lea than ten days from the} 10th dny of Ember, A. D., 1927 for the aid provement, in the manner shown an! set forth in an ordinance passed and approved by tho President and Board of Trus- tees of aid Villnge of Libertyville on June 28, 1927. as provided by said ordinance, unless the owners of a ,rrrajority of the frontage of the lots Land lands abutting upon said pro- posed improvement or their agents shall enter into a written contract , within ten days from the first Publi- NOTICE " AWARD. any and night ambulance T i,' servwe eatt-thu.tyt.tieetodoqtd, -adua1t.saitiirnpro-rrtat -. "about": four tuetarrdmd twenty three doling the price " yhich same has heel! GaiiedtoraidJametsCape&Sott. m " Libertyville, Iii., this 9th day of Sept. 1927. but. H. CORLETT, R. w. BULKEY, R. G. KAPING, E. P. SWAN, GEO. STURM, J. A. narrow, w. A. NICHOLAS, At bathing beatshes, men get Fun- burn and eycstnin. _ her. It's easy for 1 woman to under- ptand why a man doesn't understand Board of meal Improvements iii