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<al c¥ CRILLED BY GRAND JURY in--law of Ben Newmark, was called as the first witness He was fol, eago. The whereabouts of New-- mark was Believed to have formed Rumors fioated out immediately before the surernder that state war-- rants had been secured for Boyle and Ben New oark, deputy state fire marshal seught.. Whether there will be service now that Boyle has given up was the question. They are said ty charge conspiracy. Boyle vas met outside the court by Sherif Edwin Ahistrom and serv= ed with a copy of the subpoena. His ':-":-us'h'-.lmth the interests of the state's attor-- ney's office of Chicago. : testimony was regarded with a de-- gree of interest in that it may have employes of the state or those in-- terested in the governor's trial last on Pss ap Rhrrecielle~ uioi e hm tiker 1 s mitpooth, was neys lhgtlg"' Fell and J. K. Orvis, Chicago, M. J. Kennedy, of the elec-- trical workers local, Chicago, and W'smhlflum Ra id Ts ihecrrane t tiad mss uum the Smail _ case Saturday when "Imbrelia Mike" Boyle, Chicago labor boss, and sought for over--A month, stepped into the Circuit court £. .;'uaqu-u.:'amiuryfol- my'um;mmm jury probe of alleged jury fixing in * "Aicated in Alleged _ In Alleged Jury hlhl*.-ty.mm call in the afterncon session. He also had been called to the inves-- one of the Small jurors, will be speedy a trial for Fields as pos-- morning. --a% y i. Judge Claire c.mm '= Doun'hulh'hm probably case to | amon : mli'...'d';,dbdfnd;- mngum__ VILLAGE BOARD ORGA AT MONDAY "%fi -l"ow ed for the ensuing lorm. Goo. Mason, the onlyrfiemly !-l-mng-um-h: nickel ataw#.. 00 ~, 000 M Dennis Li Supt. of f'n:...' i qu.'( auzl + ront rear es ' Mm«-gOuMagm:&'zh these of "The ty man, Al. Kilchmann. -- Sheriff of ¥".) that During the evening plans for Oll--\ourht to get by any police line. i y en oi coogm, eginte in up and it is bother stoned ~ this oiling done ©20, b* |aemanded immediate attent T oi in omage m E "'This third year Of milk ummm.hdmfi h':th Mlooia under the Pm ./( _ ___ s present plan," says the Peoria Star. _' Mrs. Chlos Fiatford of Frédricks--) "Tvo thousand bottes (Balf--pints) | only e --present state of j ¥a., has just died from exces--| 4* distributed each day, The pupils but it re-- s of tobacco, Having pay for this millk t wate of | moves fot health it for one -- three cents per bot@. Thé Child | department generation. hnd istitution was rained , Welfare ['m ;v*' :# instru-- Evanston -- has to be died a victim of the bad habit mentl in o eaoihin at Mfl%" In the morning Herbert Jones, William Pinnow, mayor of Crys-- ders to Col. Smith Monday evening the village board itive Labor Leader Im-- trial of J. B. Fields, Antloch, Eud a hA tiad take heed! on neither side by attor-- the ery 69 births, but never use good :ivpuabmflqr'g}!&, 4 Weeds make a aplendid garden. 'l'h'ymgdfl,.u"hwp' ty damaged. , . the that the ditch and the passengers pinned mfi--""afim ran into his truck. He both the taxicab and his truck were bad-- Household Hints It is considered . quite a feal O paint up old furniture without paint-- ing up & A drop of glycerine makes a cake the same, but never use i. . _ . Gum arabic may be fused for clean-- ing old straw hats if you can't ex-- change them at some good cafe. the weeks has caused many com-- plaints, again broke into the limelight . early Saturday morning, when a machine driven by Morris Provis, 424 Grard anvenue, and in two well known young girls, smashed into a truck near Zion City, The taxieab overturned in a ditch, ser-- jously injuring the five passengers. --The accident which through luck did not result i1 the death of one or more of the five occupants, océnurred at 3:50 o'clock Saturday . morning just north of Voliva's stronghold. According to <the police <report, Provis, driver of the taxicab,. de-- litkerately ran into the truck. The truck is the property of the Motor Cnrtage company and was driven by Hubert Pleascher, 5772 South Feilvan street, Chicago. us lt MWn reverts. Aullow: pulice C W?: Morris Provis, 424 Grand avenue, may be using it hoi l o Puts Three _ ' In Hospital feur D'""'M' into Big Truck Nort ol .. Zion.City _ _ The Eaton taxicab contpany # Waukegan, whose alleged When you see a man's face all scratched up now you never know if nm.:b" on the cars of Sheriff m i Ahbl-- strom Monday in the form of large nickel stars. L w Even if she does micely, find mlhflfim"tfln PLACE STARS ON SHERIFPS CARS front n?; rear of the she '-m declare to be The Sheriff of 12 "And that ought to get by e line. The step was : stop on-- Turpentine is not good 1es. It kills them. each school to supervise the Be careful with a toothbrush that A "Pass of the road" was placed Domestic life is highly developed for about and prrig R¢ mierar apegiersante i EppitGnt» thime us poople aot in the md"nibqn a.a-hr tary = mbylr.co-umbt:.w or from Secretary of State Louis L. Emmerson's office at Springfield. Automobile inspectors have police powers and the local authorities will co--operate. . A fine is the penalty fop an automobile without %mm who have negiccted to secure their AUTOMOBILE .OWNERS TAKE xX WARNING in masiin Apoiler aay as it does hm-mfl'.m-m the visk of . betb '?.mm -xn_:u in ' Ticense were issued by the Automo-- bile Department during . the first two months of this year, and total of $5,000,000 was 'collected .on these licenses. 'The department has hed no difficalty in keeping up with this re "'fi-fiEw road fund in'the rectly . d to be glad to eo--operate by paying his license fees promptly. heirwds Avctge es .++ coppafininames onl automobile owners there are many caauffears who are driving automo-- n--nuc,zmn: with the law.. We are after them too. The hm?mflvw- automobile, not own, for pay to secure a State chauffenrs ~license that comes into the Secretary of State's office mnow is answered the day it comes in and there is absolu-- tely no excuse for any man driving an . automobile without a license M"wzw-ar%:&'fi April or--some their plates," "That condition no longer 'exists, and hnnot-hushthtp sent administration." of the mail niuif.'d--n' ary of State, This includes drivers of delivery trucks, taxi cabs and busses. :d with Ford may fail. French cars us the fullest go in round-- ing up all of delingnents." LAKE CoOUNTY BOYs GRILLED to have taken an oath to remain A New York girl of fourteen has two husbands, while some twice this age can't even get one. Jease J rode a horse. Men mm::-"_"m ilent regarding the tragedy. One., of the witnesses before the Porsingwer. a sophomore, who at the an oyster f t stewed ofhiamtmvr f and ead it was on ?:'figdd.':fm f Little Wiwmh dress may h: _ she mijuiginnabendiip > hi o) cop in l&g';m be glaced before the May grand jory. Thinking they 'fihc > ng a free for--all, four M ) found i sost 30 days. SA en 14 7| ster looked and sounded like when going 'a mile in sixty seconds flat. ooovc .. s hiag Retice Iirechier "A starch factory C in Argo, I1I., and a great many people felt stiff at the joint. | _ = Last week Knowe of Pala-- fimn::'om*m of Barrington what a Marnton road-- city A roundup of automobile owners "Nothing is. "In this roundup we intend to see A KICK WITH EVERY ITEM (Continued from Page One) soe wl -- /9 y ¥ o camamits Tohker to vottite by delay in ap-- the Northwestern it And.ow_hptyou}?finotmrlyso w..wm YOU GET. 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