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"d -- NVOLUME XXXV--NUMBER 39. _ Arthur. Johnson Gets Broken -- _ Leg and Twisted Back in MmMr. and Mra. A. Jonnson, 597 Vine :';:u..m.gm:'l:;mnnn to meet some ?:"""" mm-fi.w:-nq struck 'by a car belonging re. Blaine Smith, 231 ¥ime avenue. gl-.mmou- The lad was taken to the hospital, where it was found that nad a broken collar bone and lacerations about the with Tom --Carney, Highlang Park, on Green Bay--~toad received a broken leg and badly twisted back when the car higher than at any time in the bls CAR THIEVES TO BF INVESTIGATED The claim of $96,272 of.the estate of Henry Paschen, put in against the state for the alleged losses he sus tained on the paving of Belvidere road mmi&.u'-umfi"- it has been learned.. Paschen ' the job on prewar prices and unfor-- hearings being held in several cities PACHEN'S CLAIM andis Wiktnttin men aurefan a brge man p = en leg and twisted a'_':':\.w BOY RUN DOWN, with the result that he took the ditch. While deputies suggested to Mrs. Re-- bandt that she go to the hospital she refusedand~was taken to her home where a doctor attended her. ¥ MQ.'" % A. Lueddocke, 4051 Keénmore avre nue, Chicago, driving on Green Bay road Sunday night was being flagged down by Deputy Kelly. Lueddecke ap plied his brakes but the wet pavement spun him about. He crashed with a Sheridan road tow truck. Slight dam-- Greea Bay road about an bour later whew her husband started to pass a car that was pulling to the slide of A paszsing motorist carried Mrs. Geske to the Kagnosha hospital The necident hbhappened at 7:10 o'clock ¢ Waukeganite injured Mr:s. Frank Rebandt, 109 No. Coun-- ty street, received painful injuries on CGeske had been following a Chrys-- ler immediately in front of him about « 'half mile from atate line . on On.hymd.uzh(hmdoy utles.. The Chrysler® swung from the road to the side and Goske started to pass. The Chrysler turned back and Geske was forced to the ditth where ing of cars pulling off the . traffic lanes to the side of the roads accord-- ing to reports made today by-- Depu-- ties George Heckinger and William Kelly to Sherift Lawrente Doolittle. In one instance a woman was seri-- ously hurt. ; Her condition was such that she was removed to-- the Ken-- m%flan-_bulunt she was hurt from wounds and s ! .. l * ' She was Mrs. Charles Geoske, T89 First Four péople were injured and as many cars damaged Sunday on Green Bay road in accidents _ that found their birth from wet paving and pase-- FOUR INJURED IN CRASHES SUNDAY One Woman Taken to Kenosha WMospital Seriously. H u rt; Waukegan Woman Injured. a Shilons ot booge ind 25 Sm e [ (William. Reno. 35,. :uwmn'&fu-fl The boy, Harold Johnson, son of ON GREENBAY RD i hoh _ |zvommcn 24 $500 BOOZE FINE) THIEVES CAUGRT IN HIGHLAND PK: 156, '~ FROM BEACH MAN scene of the accident. He immedilate Iy .caused the aged couple to de-- re-- moved to the hospital. Mr. Pierson, considered wealthy, is & retired --upholsterer and antique fur-- niture collector. ~A--number of years ago he retired from aciive business winter For the last m_m.&nn been lHving in Florida the cars with tront, . Wauke searched the road with only on» suc» car being {qpind. Motoreycle: Police-- man Herman' Latz, North Chicaso, picked this man up, but he proved--an allti and was released. p Mr. Pierson did not «now the make of ear but it anpeared to be of tae The injured. man i3' $ B. Rier son, T0 years old, of &wau nue, Hllhhfi"!'uk. who is sufferin:g trom a bad ture of the hip. It is not thowzht at the Highland Park hospital that --he has internal infuries. Due to his years the seriousness of the <fracture © is ~muiltipited ~ several Chiet Morarey -- immediately calied surrounding police stations request-- when a vampire--~autoist struck an aged couple croseimg the street, leay-- ing: an aged man with a brokenhip and his wife with a fractured leg. -- *' These were no witnesses to the a¢-- cident.' although it happened at 6: 40 o'clock at the corner of Central and 8t. Johns avenug. ~Slight rain at the time made driving tad and kept peo-- ple from the street, Chief of Police Edward Moroney ~stated._ -- _ The injured.man i} Thomas E. Rie: His wite, about 10 years his junitor, received a broken leg. She is also in the 'hospital. 3. wk 1 of the Holy Comforter, Keni'worth, ' Campbell was baptized. will be r:.bfill. ; The children of his class at the grammar school will be present at the service, and pall bear-- ers will be men from St. Lawrence's, St. Simon's and St, Peter's churches, Chicago. oE *4 The body will be taken immediaté'y after the funeral service td Chicago, mm:mmwwmnv..,m burial Hebron cemetery, among re} atives of his mother. After arriva at Winchester Sunday, the remains wil} be taken to old Christ church in that ceremony at the grave. Two peopie were injured, one seri-- ausly, early Monday night in --the downtown section of rHighland Park echoo', and was a pupil in the fourth m;m&muuwmn&um Aand -- sorely missed school mates sand teachers. 'The parents are hard hit by the loss of theéir only child and the people of the whole commun-- Ity are a~unit in extending beartfelt sympathy in their bereavement. hmlu:;b.vmhhldthL at 10 o'clock: mmm% be read by the Rev.Dr. Arthur Rogers, of Sit. Mark's church, Evanston: The F. Andetson, Ds D. Bishep of the Chi * '% s» ' by St. Lawrence's choir.© Boys of Lawrence's church and of the Church muaxummwm ummmumum Herbert Campbell was born in Kenilworth, and had lived in L4b-- ertyville since April, 1923, 'when his father came here to assume the rector-- shino . of St. Lawrence's Episcopal e hureoh. He h ad not been in the best of health tor several weeks and spent the! summer M&" _ Campbell attended-- the North Grade wwyn, passed away at the Highland Purk hospital shortly before ncoon WMydthm The boy was taken to the Monday, and an operation had immediately, At first it was the boy. was suffering from is. After the,death of HURT PAIR IN ST. Nine Year Old Son of Rev. and Mrs. H.B. YAMPIRE AUTOIST LEAYES SERIOUSLY Gwyn Died Sept. 28 Not Survive Crash. at to . the Police ~Magistrate m;:a. m.'; ?&mm adebaker . griven to Waukegan by Huck, in or-- der to obtain some needed parts' for the machine. The view of the track is said to be open for blocks at this crossing and !lunhnz wonderment . as Huck ::nhtonmotmmm The mackhine struck the locomotive steam and water to escape from : the mll:'.mwcflumto Dr: Holland of McHent¥, was sum-- moned to attend Huck, who it was Larry Huck of McHenry Drives Machine Into Locomotive at C. Decker.> Proceedings for the day were as follows: 7 port approved.> Estate closed. « Conrad Holistein, Waukegan. Hear-- hcu_muvmm?not claim of Waukegan Lumber con-- tinued to Sept. 26th, f AUTO HITS TRAIN O. L. Stanley.-- Public-- Administrator, Rose Kane, Waukegan. Executrir authorized to ~deposit bonds in reor ganization of company: C -- James Arthur Baldwin, Libertyrville. Latters: of administration issued -- to WillHiam: Lasco, -- Antioch.= Supple mental inventory approved. Amend-- ment to report approved Lewis H. Miller, Gurnuee. Admin-- lstratrix authorized to transfer stock. Michael~Samue!, Waukegan.= Ad-- ;@:mmbun-baol m&.m#ukmn Final report approved.. DMstribution order-- Two ectates, those of Timothy Gib-- bons, Libertyville and Charles Penrtd-- er, Antioch, were closed Thursday in dmwmuem Thomas Cowles --Lake For: est. Hearing on petition for probate of will continued to Oct. 6th. CLOSE 2 ESTATES _ -- LN SESSION OF --PROBATE COURT -- PROVESMYSTERY) 0 Watch Your Ca ttl e'n _ the Hunters inters Are Comi O"g LIBERTYVILLE, LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY,--SEPTEMBER 29. 1927 "'D.'.'.'!""' rfield, '~consicGerable © material has gathered, but more is da-- es Bin Aabhnninbelgeoseruny received by the author tror the benetfit Are there®residents of Lake county who have lived, taught or worked in Deertlsld who cam furnish any infor-- uon' .mtliitwvotth ::l% or e : wiich is quthoring. detar -- Thagugh the offorts of Mrs. J. A. Reubelt, J# Mrs. * ucy: Johneon, a sister--in--law. claimed $7,000 for keeping and um ing ~~ the =~deceaged . from 20, ~1919,.-- to June > 80, ~1926, whi--h was about the time he died, al-- thoueh death came at the Victory Me-- moria} 'hospital in. stead of her.home. Her husband, William, claimed. $8,000 for labor.. Mrs.: Estelle Orlowaki Johnson uh:'-'"tn as a part 'com-- ing from an old real--estate transfer, The case came to the attonua; af the public last November when Mrs. Lucy Johnson, through her attorneys, charged that Albert Johnson, his son ndn':hm!::%u:uug mfimndbonuton with. a $F <bequest with all-- the prop-- erty going to Lucy. In this action Mrs. Johnson falled. _ Breathless thrills and vivid romance await . film fans in "Twelve Miles Out", . MetroGoldwyn--Mayet's mystery melodrama --of the high seas, ~which opens at the Auditorium Theater next |nm'mw.ou~tnu. ._It is one of the 'fastest adventure s#tories of the season and John Gi}-- bert's latest starring vehicle. Adapt-- éd from William Anthony McGuire's famous Broadway hit, it comes to the screen with added dramatic appeal,. It tells tre tale of rum--runners, hijackers, revenue cutterstand the kidnapping of beauntiful women Through it runs one of the: eweetest 'mm'.nfi.'dfin' He takes daredevil chances, stages desperate battles and follows the course of an amazing intrigue. B Joan Crawford makes a charming mmrmcm% is a strange mixture of sinster ; and whimsical humor./ Otm:d&: O'Brien, Bert Percy and Edward Enarile. Con'way directed. $10,086 IN CLAIM : FILED TN ESTATE: OF W. R: JOHNSON Mrs. Luey Jol , Siste law om "Twelve Miles Out" IS TO BE PRINTE A Breathless Tale THIS AT voW'? jing on in the gar rked in %m avenue, -- C T« lof ~Bbricks he had 1 up, ~and ~the -- fro: Efllt of the: ca "hrough| (Mr. Swan was mlm ®. awan, village trustee '_It yville for the past four years, had & narrow escape from de-- gapitation and sudden= death Friday af 'mn<when the car he was, work r!fl in the garage at his home on ewart 'avenue, slipped from a pile Of--bricks he had used to to jack it gar for some minutes --before he could be --extricated' by--: Mrs. Swan and John . Butter"leld," a neighbor, whom Sbe called on for assistance. Mr. Buttentield got a jack and soon fted the car: off Bwan, who, lt';:l eared, ~was 'being strangled: e njured man was taken into his home ad one arm, weakness from Up, ~and the -- front ; axel, with ® the teight: of the: car on it, fell: across AUTO FALLS ON MAN'S NECK IN isfi mage Trustes: | SKEETER VOTE mm?fim ' ----~-- aeramn Frame for assigtance when he and his wife were having trouble and ack-- ed him:to help get his children. He admitted that Frame got him a job { he needed one and he admitted : when creditors were push him. <~He still owes Frame some 1 '..T-'to.h-"' '" Attorney Charles Mason prosecut-- ed. . Attorney David Stansbury, Chica: &v'hofildadann-itmm.- flthmthomtnw}thml ecuting counsel. : Afteér 20 minutes of deliberation & jury in-- the court of Justice Hervey Coulson late Saturday found Chief of Police J. C Frame guilty of assault and battery and fixed his fine at $25. Rafter of the same charge. _ J. Bilboa, of Highwood, who has Tigured more or less in the courts in the --last<two years, had brought the complaint stating that Frame > and Rafter had beaten him with blackjack and fist after he had been arrested following an accident. <»Bilboa admitted that he protested to arrest and that it took Rafter and mmmvahcmotboou paying a $25. fine but he recalled & later--arrest that was brought to his attention by defense--counsel, At-- (mmnm and . Attorney Longcor. ;mm;u-mgq,mu'n._-m gone to Justice Bartlett to take him to the station.: He admitted that he had eursed at Frame but denied that he had rushed Him with a chair as the police charge. -- Police claiim they struck in. self defense. : -- Bilboa deriled that he was out of| o'clock Sunday morning. mt:Jluuhnbymboenn All were removed to the office of be bis wife had argued with her| Dr. John L. Taylor in Libertyville for tlnw,hcac:zot.cofl::lnhhu': treatment, after which they went to r used fists beat . him| the home of in this village. mmwn_umk, he mm%mmb said.'. . - tal injuries in the Impelied by . He failed to recaill being arrested | the force of the collision she was J. Bilboa, High Man Who Accused m Beating ' Him, is Victor. BUT RAFTER WINS IN JURY VERDICT Bwan had:--gone to: the garage he tires off an old car, and had piled sunder the axle to raise pinnved under the 9¥ ' Mrs. Mina Wostera, 2905 Elizabeth | 1 Ave., Zion Saturday filed a bill for di;|6 vorce in the :circuit court through Ab*g have one child, Henry, who is 17 and |a mmm,ot -tl:ke; Forest :o erutom . & the purpose of combating. the: mo%t'o menkce, which will be mmm to a vofll; in due ufiu't':. was-- 4 the co court nath:'mun for the district acked a continuance until Oct. 8, rat which time they will ask Judge P. . Persons to 'set down a date upon which the election will be held; Con-- tinuance was asked to give more time" to. prepare. the. order, 1t was under-- Club five --years ago, and whose re-- | turn.engagement : was most~welcome: Bhe 'has been employed for--the past thirteen ~years in the county court of Lake county as 'a personal worker in the homes of cases brought before ithe court. ¢ Bhe said that five hundred children '.Hm ,Johzn of Gmn. l:: rted to e local«* police night <that $84 had disappeared from hu&um;» He said he dis-- covered the loss after ho left a local theatre. The police conduct-- ed -- an investigation on the ground that he might have been robbed by a pickpocket. CRUELTY CLAIMED * IN DIVORCE BILL [ the Anbertyrine Wiman'es Cint at the . t 'oman's At. | Parish Boncskxdnemy afternoon were ;mlymld tfor verturing out |hm)tho inclement weather. -- After the business ~session, --a ~most: enjoyable |program. was' opened oy Miss Eliza-- | beth--Stanford with &, group of three songs. 7 * is 3 BShe was followed by Mrs. Mary Pol-- ' mateer Funk, who spoke before the and in practically every case the trou-- could --be traced directly to something lacking in their homes. The remedy, Aherefore, Mes' with parents, and she turning over landed ride side up across a fence. . . 4 The 'family --was headed for Ingle side where they intended to visit rel-- ess comnpittee, comprised of Mrs. Mil-- ler, Mrs. Dymond, Mré. Nobel <and to spend the reat of the day ai injuries in ihe CTasn,. Impeii@d DY7) Miss Genevieve Walsh, teacher in the force of the collision she WAS|the rural school at "Big Hollow," thrown: the windshield of the|near Ingleside, left her class for car to land on the earth along side| four days after school opened, never of the road. went hom or back to echool, and is The accident occurred when the MA--|now said to be downstate. Friends chine driven by .the bhusband of the|claim that she was marricd secretly woman skiddéd off the pavement and|shortly beofre school opened and then turned over.when he turned the|thar her husband, employed on a machine sharply to bring it back onto|construction job near there, was the concrete.. The : machine 'after|transferred downstate." Miss Mildr»d turning over landed ride side UP|RBadke now has the achool Woman's Club Meet _ | Dr.F. H. Martin Says At the Parish House '«----------'----' Wednesday, Sept. 28| | (+ )R MEMANEX un _ the State Department of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Naval Hospital at--Great Lakes, and the Veterans' Hospital at North Chicago, m* seceand speaker of the afternoon. brought with her a very attractive oxhtlt";l articles for sale, which were made the patients, and. explained the work'of this department » Mys. Speed, of the Highland Park Woman's Club, presented a number of complimentary tickets to their Better Homes Exvosition, which wil} be held October 1%, 12 and 14, to the Club. These tickets may be secured> from freshments were served by the host-- urged her hearers to give more serioug AECApORERNY + ¢ # An interesting feature of --hber talk was the distribution --of copies of a "Questiannaire fo r Homemakers." These ere filled out by the Club mem-- bere, and ~Mrs. Funk expects to use to be written about her experiences Mrs. MaxX . 8.. Sttnsnf, aged 45 years, of 2047 Mozart street, Chica-- and her husband and three children were bruised and shaken up when an automobile in which they were riding turned over on Milwaukee road, four miles south of Libertyville, at 7:30 o'clock Sunday morning. . All were removed to the office of Dr. John L. Taylor in Libertyville for treatment, after which they went to WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED WHEN CAR SKIDS ON RIGHW AY Mrs. Max S. Stiasni of Chica-- go Hurt in Crash Near Lib-- ertyville, Sunday. e o ns n _ +c week end at the home of her parents f $ M |in Fond du Lac, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. & 3 _ ) | Sorenson were celebrating their silver «s w| -- FOUND DEAD 1 N hokA e ed he races at Haythorne Monday. John Wer&&or, of Chicago, is wel-- comed back to the community. He has charge of the Boy scouts here and Bag been very »popular among the * T d MAE cihen Fertery ahd her daughter Marie Ruth, have returned to their home, after spending the sum-- mer at the Frank Stone place. Mrs. Stone and children have returned trom an extended visit with relatives «~ The Mundelein P. T. A. will hold the regular meetings on the last Fri-- m'm'd each month_at 7:50: f y evening, Sept. 30, there will be & get together meeting at the school house, followed by a short business meeting and refreshments. Everyone is cordially invited. -- The Ladies' Aid will bave--a sale" of aAprons, fancy -- work, rugs, novelties and other goods in the church parlors Friday, October T. R. F.Runngrndhone Bunday from 'the Victory Memorial hospital in Waukegan, where he went for a minor of Dr. John L. Taylor, county coroner, a coroner's jury returned a verdict of death from heart disease. Puzzled by the continued absence of George Cardinal, aged 48 years, employed as a farm hand on an es-- tate on Onwentsia road near Lake Forest, a feliow workman, William Whyte, decided to search the fields nearby where they had been working Monday afternoon. He found . the body of the man lying in a field after a short search. Cardinal, it is thought, was stricken with a sudden heart attack while n> was walking through the fisld. Derth it is believed was almost instantane ous. d mreunrtunmaint 1 Folowing an inquest held at Wen-- bans undertakinz rooms at Lake For-- George Cardinal, Aged 48 Yrs. Believed Victim of Heart Mrs. R. J. Lyons, Mre, Frank Mitch-- Doc Watson and Mr. Newell attend-- Mrs. Wm.--Eddy and Mrs. Earl Eddy The deceasged had apparently been --@ C tote F PP NIL 4 _ NAE WOPA U::\wummw 1Me PROVED BuU MoRE PAMT! 1f PEp$ uP A BUSINESS €TReer® AyD BEAUMEIEF ME ReSipeuc: PArRY CE Touni! itc gous rogr NSELF B4 PREPERVING 1E EURFACE! WE HAVE GOOP PAINYERS HERE! GAIVE THEM A JOG AMD HELP CEgAauUtP4 FIEFLD ON FARM was called to Cincin-- | > of her aofficers were elected {for the r *8 p--m., the Ivanhoe choir at 8 $s the Iyantiqe hags."" .. _' ' amty at 10 a. t--, Boy Scouts; at 2:80 p.--m., boys' group; at 7:30 p. m., : Monday, 0&1'".43 -..lnutl * meetings dl::bomhnm At the annual meeting of the Ladies mog »ohiect, "Fan noo aarobiihes fancy work, novelties, etc. in --the par lors of the church. Cafeteria luncheon will be served through the afternoon." Thursday at 7:30 pm., Junior choir Rev. C. Arthur Jevne, Minister -- Sunday School: ~First Churob at 10 a. m. . Rally Day -- and Promotion Day. All children be on hand early and bring new scholars too. The 8. 8. at Ivanhoe at 11 a'm. ~_ "'"° -- PLYMOUTH LARGER PARISH > (Ivanhoe Church and First Church, Fric Hamberg. ~Hearing on final report continued to uUct. 10. Charles Halistrom, Highwood. F* nal report approved. Estate clos»4. Lewis Savage, Antioch. Letters of administration de bonis non with will annexed issued to Frank Sevage, Bond of $18,000. | Abner M. Amsden, North ica an. Letters of Administration to Howard --E. Amsden. Proof Heir-- ship taken. Inventory filed. William Hermann, Antioch. Final report approved, estate Charles F. Peterson, 14 Appeal bonds of Administration in the matter of the claims of Geoge and Winifred Whituey approved. Conrad Holistein, Waukegan Or-- der allowing claim of Waukegan Joseph E. Bruzewicz McA Uster avenue dGruggist, wio-- shot hir:self while despondent over the health of his widow and son who are in the southwest trying to recover, their health, left an esta's, estiimatei at $25,000, it was shown in a peition: for probatine the wil' filed Mondey 'before Judge Martin C. Decker is the Probate court by Attorney Harold rdhsen. The will jeaves the esiate to the widow, it is said. Procccdings Lor iae day wer>, as hearing October 4. Celia Maria Powers, Wauconda. In-- ven'ory approved. gan,. Petition for probate of.. will; filed and set for hearing October.17, George Evert, Lake Bluff. Inven-- tory and t till appro --Geortge m Gurnge. m report approved. -- Distribution op-- dered. f Alfons Verwee, Lake Forest. Final report approved.. Estate closed. Mary Gleistein, le. Hear-- ing or citation et to Oct. 31. Nancy K. TJohnson. Heirship estab-- ud memmnaane James H. Sneesoy, Gurnee. reti-- tion for probate of will filed and set for hnrh'kpctoher 17. Charles B. Reitd.' Petition fos , sro-- *Fats>,.cfwill {aed and set for bhe--aing Druggist Who Took Life While Despondent Leaves Good nent leaders * denomina-- ham-fo:'m to $25,000 ESTATE _ -- FOR HIS WIDOW oph Eda--d. Bruzewicz, Wauke Sum, Will Discloses. $1.50 A YEAR Tok