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. Man WholTried to Wed Win- throp Harbor Girl Without Her. Consent Is Arrested "tili'f' JUDGMENT . 0N Iikll'r(hi(i BUS? SKIPPED 0N BOND PAGE FOUR Chicago Court Protects Local Bondsman to Extent of $300 .on Car Judgment Pst $300 was; entered yesterday in Chicago against Fred "among, or Men-ow park, 1n be- halt of Louis Breger. Waukegan bondsman. who replevined Har. tong's but after he skipped out in. stead of serving a 60 day sentence for driving drunk. 'Deteétligs have been.on llartonzs trail for Several weeks. They have failed to locatepthe man. The bus lf' being held to protect the bondmup's 82,000. Hammg was'drivinz a picnic-par- ty from Fuss Park. North Chicago, to Chicago, last June. When he reached the North Shore litte tracks at Waukegan and Rockland' road, hr [allowed the tracks instead ot tak- Intr the highway, - SAID me SANE, HARVEY HANSON IS BACK IN COURT ' flarvey Hanson. 624 North Gene- f, see street, a recent dimrcae who n was arrested when he appe red an I 31 CATTLE, b' REGISTERED. The Best in Two States, SILAGE, CORN, NEW MCCORMICK- DEERING TRACTOR AND COMPLETE LINE FARM MACHINERY LARGE AUCTION Friday f; Saturday, Oct, 26 (s,' 27 Campbell's Tomato Soup American Family Soap Lux Toilet Soap PEACHES American Home Choice Yellow Cling 2 No. 2 1-2 Cam45c SALMON AMERICAN HOME FANCY RED TALL CAN 25c _ CHARLES FARMAN, Prop. Col. L. C. Christensen and Son, Au'cts. FRANKSVILLE, WISCONSIN. 'Auction Sales Co., Manager DATES . BAGDAD BRAND 2PACKAGES FOR 25c GRAPE JUICE AMERICAN HOME PINT BOTTLE 23c This Will Be A Good Sale To Attend. POP CORN LITTLE BUSTER 3 10 oz. CANS 25c SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 CIDER COFFEE AMERICAN HOME. BLEND llb. CARTON 44c National Oleomargarine 1' lb. CARTON 22C mile South of State Line, on Highway 41 CRACKERS National Tea 602 North Milwaukee Ave. S t o re s Corner School Street YOUR HANDY PANTRIES LII BERTYVI LLE, ILL. Commencing at 12:30 o'clock sharp MOT T'S SWEET l the porch of the horn. ot In. Lydia Bontotter ot Winthrop Harbor and l told her they were going to he mar- :ried. was arreated again Saturday inixht by Edward Freiherx. 'WanluL ixan, city electrician, when he was running around the north side ot the city. apparently out of his mind. - i In a cell at the city jail. Hanson ture up all oi his clothes and when tic-puty sheriffs nrrivéd to take him I to the county court tor a sanity hear ing, he was clothed in a pair of I shops and a raincoat loaned by Chief tin-put)! Fred Brown. Hanson was Riwn a sanity hear- ing only last week ant) was declared smile: At the timu the commission rpmmmended that he ho sent home and given a dortor's caits. When he was {naught to the city jail Sunday night. he was examined by Dr. It. D. Lemery 'And the physician stated that in his opinion Hanmn is (in- mented. " In the first arrest, Hanson had pun-hum! a marriage llcvnso and zone- to the home of Mrs. Itogtetter. He informed her that thew war» to be married and she protested. She called Herman Larson. village mar- shal at Winthrop Harbor. and had Rtnson arrested" and taken before Stat" Attorney A. V. Smith. a Col Smith indicated Monday tht diffvrwnt commission will hr ca to investigate into the alleged sanity of Hanson tmlay. In meantime Hte is balm; held in county jail and a. hr tears .up the clothing given him. he in cl ed about as he was the new ha born _ 87 ABSENTEES (on than G tcl, "1v". ttr.tt'll,'U " (lHIllrlmun- _ NTEES i' tun n':':,»'- yul."""f.' 444m! that ho A." ru- thw ,1, siilur mmr law WANT Li (ff Wdliom Hum» t'harwin and Frau] ' L S {Hy-u 1Lurctstl uttit mi:- Jbttndort- "mm. :xIen vwxc- 4min": thosts having -- ytho-ir (airs ttiumiryied. ILLINOIS " lmr l Irrtihn 1 lb. LILY SODAS m tix '3 BARS FOR 20c i cloth. " wan ttiat a called ed in- n the In tho up all la NOLLE PROSSB4 CASES; INCLUDE CHURCH SQUABBLE . Civil war. that, once rocked the Shiloh Bantist. a Waukegan colored congregation. has subsided and [wave rcizns tr"' indicated to- dav in county court with the dis. musing/X the 0359 against L. M. Putter-min. one of its members who Was: charged with attempt assault mi the inrmvr pastor. L. D. Dunn. Mm is now out of the city. Th" stains ntturney's office order- cd the can» nollo pruned. 'itcv. Bunn. according to Patter. Sun. locked the flock out. raised his *(ililry. and listened to jazz music (Ht'r the radio. Rev, Itunn told a 'lifre.rent Mory in police at the time He said Pat- QUART The tranyformittlon of Mason into a Mason may appwar as an interior complex problem tor the ordinary Layman, but to the past masters of Waulourun Indzv No 78.," Is a mat- trr ot simple procedure in which' thrsy are well singled try years of faithful study and dilizvnt practice. l'hurlq-a I-Z-Ma-mn will readily Ver- nrv this murmc-m _ ' ' The 'event wtru,t!te'; (inn of pan manna l lodge. which ou-urrvd temple. last Saturday " he Charles Mason Is Made a', Mason at ceremony Held Last Saturday Night Whom the police warp calm! nu, "any Rwy [mun '('harzzvd that Pub; to-rsnn "as ready to pottnion hint,' with a "luh. This Patterson denhdJ A uo-apnn wad found m the weeds. . Other Case: Dropped. I Thr' raw against Honwr Room; harm-r. Was dropped. He appealed a $25 rlimrdwrl} mudurt tine from juw1 I'm tuvurt where he had been clung-g u! with (roaming a dislurbamro uh..n' ttFtlftrt harbours ayaked that ho PAST MASTERS i,' NIGHT OBSERVED 'i, BY THE MASON: t) -. M. Patterson. Who Op. posed Rev. Bunn, Does Not Have to Go to Trial 5 BARS FOR ll rtitHI had ly Um LIBERTYVIuJjl INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25.1928. " 3 CANS unn told a 'lifrerent awry at the time He said Pat- "I a trouble maker and that threatenod him with v10- out of the city. attorney's office order- nbllu prnssed. a. according to Patter. 'ho flock out. raised his listened to jazz musk an friw!' rhirkFut tiitt- th" pa'tt marruns' in of the Easwrn 'he yummer auxili. mt "Mo-r. and an. :230 member." and arts H! the mummy. and quisirval"dit" Mason, the vandi- lt. much like the "ho-in: (mnfmntod 28c 25c at 22c 16c nal rva- Waukngan r Masonic called ' " l m, try three undemkerl. I nonunion: dealer and n beautiful bouquet ot flowers. he we: ukepdcnl of the tin- al results." He failed to designate nny particular mortichn for the fin- al oheequea. Worshipiul Master William Oriana egte ded I very cordial welcome to tho Ti; masters and Dewey, Hamil- ton in response femarked thnt he M! honored at being at the head of 16 ot the but looking pturt.tmurtert' in all Lake county. Tho- uhuwo-r will mwt in regu- tar cpttveatlon Friday with work" m: [Pu-'Mark dearee. and Waukegan hum- wilt confer the third_detrree Monday, Oct. :9. _ DELINOUENT IN _ ALIMONY, DRAWS TERM IN JAIL Hays in Hm ("our") Jan u, Hum. Jrrlr'" t' i' H.dwards tor contempt, of murfi ' Annrliini; to Ntlsrney J. A. hHil., er. who reprmwntmi the wife. Kairea ' let the irtdebtedness grow to $150, and then refused to make any effort F to pay. He is about M years old., Cite Petronlk. Valentine Petrottilt, divorced by, his wife a year "0.11" named inl a. (-imtinn to show cause why hm tshould not be htld in contempt of (our! for dhe alleged violation ot in) injunction restraining him from mo. lesting his wife. T Petronik, according to Attorney Douglas C, an". returned to beat up his former wile. Judge Edward: tint the hearing tor Saturday but ta- dicated that a temporary injunction teamed on a pending divorce bill would not hold after a decree ind been granted. He stated that the C'attt' appeared to be one for Justice court with a charge or nan-nit and battery LAKE FOREST WINS OVER LOYOLA FROSH list Edu tion, Unlvgrsity of Chien. go, and Miss Adelaide Ayer, Stat. Teacher) 'couege, Milwnukee. Min Hardy will talk on "The Child'g' Real Learuing"utnd Min Ant will discuss "Difficult!" tn Elements?! lHlItory." T . Lake Forest academy fought, its way from behind Saturday to fie'feaf Churlrs L. Whyte Harald S mum" T Arthur Sxmpmm 'Jamw N, Finn Llewellyi'tt A. "on Loyola university freshmen, 7 to 6, on the academy field, The. Loyola yyarliruw rang up their six markers in the second period when Flynn (-rmxhnd over ant-r a march down the-HPM. Lake Forest' took to the air in tho third period and phmh-d the hall behind the Loyola goal on a pass tram Kull m Schielo, Shollenberger theCplaco kicked the goal which gave the academy eleven. its mar Thu: "l Thum- ru q " h (lm. Kaires Given 30 Day Sentenf'é: Cite Petronik in on C arge of iidiiiiti, TEACHER MEETING SIT FOR OCT. 27 Lyman (1 u we: Howard A. Stuart, AlvahtL, 11020"! Harris R. Humiltnn l'hnrlo-H L. Whyto t, Rural and village school (embers are to hold a meeting Saturday. Oct. 27, at the Lihertyville Township High achnol. The session is sched- uled to start at 10 o'clock in the morning. Among the speakers, ac- cording to t A. Simpson, county superintendent of schools, 'will be Mina Marjorie Hardy, ot the SAchool gin, Will K IX liam' Kulrvs, 164 Tenth street. wa" sentenced to sent!) C,0 in the mummy jail by Circuit I' C Edwards tor contempt rl. I " trr tl othvr 'n I Hi! "endow Manna ids n past mas- only a s "H or were sin: Wttu ' The body of Mrs. lsahollé Grant, better known as Belle Applegate who during a successful cameras at isinger thrilled opera,'audiencvs in [the greater cities of America and lEurope was sent back to her birth- place, Louisville, Ky., Satuulay. The 'rMurn was devoid of pomp tur the" {tody was that of a woman who do spondent because of the los of her [singing "voice had taken herown "to. u8fill'rlmludi , WOMAN CLAIMS ., smears BODY l Mrs W. it. Cash-r of Licvrt.vville,, and wife of the siation agent for tho North Shore at Lake Bluff, Saturday chimed the body which had lam In the Chicago tmirgue for two days. Mrs. Casler was a outs/m of the de ceased former opera stay. Mrs. W. H. Casler Takes Charge of Body of Isa- ' belle Grant, Once Famous to Miss. Jumvphim toth' worker ut where Vru. Grunt tiw dats atirr sl. several weeks mm Chirago, Oct. 22 Van} and pro paredness were, stressed by Rear Admiral Thomas T. Craven. mm- mandant of the ninth naval diam" with headquarters at Great Lakes Navel Training station, here today, 'fAmerIcIns." he said, "must nev- er, even through the' attitude of voice ot a minority, tolerate the Ric, tug of the impression that they are not well, stronily iintrpermanently associated tozether under the (In: far the perpetuation or their '.psti- tations." ' The. body was shimwd to [buiw ville' at the request of the, mother and-sister of'tho dead woman Her voice bullinning to fail hr. and (mint a six months' May' in the hospital because of illness, Mc- ttrant last \Vmiuvsdu) Jinn d out or the charity, ward at St. Lulu", hm pital, pun-HI het' fur van! in paul' m- Mft. and thrtt with that "10hr V nlfiNlllil)lifiSS IS tjlliifil) BY CRAVEN THE VILLAGE PLAYERS GEORGE} M. COHAN'S MERRYWMELANGE OF MIRTH, MYSTERY AND ' MELODRAMA WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST OF C ' LIBERTYVILLE'5 FAVORITES tllillliillll KEYS 10 1lllillllljlllrll'll'lli Friday and Saturday, OCTOBER 26 and 27 ;' - , k A . _ , F itat Ten, Rows, 25 cents extra . . I RESERVED SEATS: For Friday Night---At Ldvellu Drug Store; Saturday N ight-uA The Biggest Event Of This' Season YOU CAN' T AFFORD TO MISS IT! Benefit ' of Elizabeth Condell Memorial Hospital TICKETS (including reserved seats) 50c EACH y) hm] ' (Amt NEWBEACH FOR ' HIGHLAND PARK mm. 1 quate I part of Hon With this iwyio ment has been , Libertyville, Illinois This Modern Bath Room Come in' and let us show the" (meridional merits of this late mrial to beautify yOui'bath mom The cost is very rcasmmi Fitted with (iStanolatil" SanitaryMfe. Co, Stainless Aw ing Plurnloiny: Futures. genuine ('lu-mnard Sm'omh finish Telephone _ 17 l. S. AUDITORIUM FRANK H. EGER ial aw Presents At The 1" Beauty's Goat Attecker and Neville's Libertyville, Illinois DEERFIELD Bl'LL NMIED CHAMPION u K rl r the we- . natmnal Naemille. 'wi as se- "but to rwld Deer h