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Several Estates Included in Irav's f'al* -- Hearings in A large number of matters were di:-od of in the Probate court of Jugdge Martin C. Decker Monday afterncoon and Tuesday morming. Reports of sales of reai estate in the estates of Florence J. Druce and Albert Jacobs of Waukegan, Luis Scheuer of Wadsworth and and Charles C. Caine of Lake Villa were approved. + The hearing on the final report in the estate of Fred Boss was con-- tinued to Oct. 13. 1 f The guardian of George L. Er-- hard, et al, minors, was authorized to purchase an interest in real es-- tate and make improvements. The hearing on the motion to set aside the sal® of real estate in the estate of Townsend Smith of Grays-- lake was continued to Nov. 8. Hearing Continued. The hearing on the final report in the Albert Baseley, Wauconda, es-- tate was continued to Oct. 13.® The final report in the William 8. Watrous, Waukegan, estate was Ap-- proved and distribution ordered. The hearing on the petition for the sale of real estate in the estate of Paul Berger, insane, Waukegan, was continued to Oct. 13. Thefinalreportinmmhof Eugene Allen, minor, was Approy-- ed and the estate closed. --~Elam L. Clarke was 'appointed guardian, at litem, for Edward A. ~The inventory and appraisement bill in the estate of Herman L. Bar-- tholic, North Chicago, were ap-- County of Lake) . Before me, a notary public in and for the state and county aforesaid, IL, for Oct 1, 1924. State of Illinois) personally appeared > L > R Paowan ~AERIRKE . MATeRUECINC | = CTGCTTE C *wmmt" m ac "'ig"" '\' %'m were four who ing to law, deposes and says' "'3": wers ns in another indictment is the business manager o6 the Takel éxceny. They are alleg-- s r /41 ( ' '6'. p j C .N- $ + au h'}:,'u, the In:'il" nowledge\ beton; to Judge A. E. Smith of and belief, a true statement Jof the| Highland Park on April 29. ownership, management {and if a| Harry zuhn. Cyramus Dar-- daily paper, the circulation), ete. of | darian, F Dulgarian and Kri-- the aforesaid publication for thedate kor Bedrosian, all of Waukegan, shown in the above caption, required | were charged with larceny. . They by the Act of August 24, 1912, em--| are alleged to have stolen clothing bodied in section 443, Postal LaWs belonging to John Toros, a salesman, and Regulations, to--wit: on June 15. "1. That the names and. addresses| Charles Radcliff, colored, form-- of the publisher, editor, managiag | erly a groundskeeper on the William editor and business managers are: --| yanderkloot estate at Lake Bluff, is _ Publisher, Keystone Printing Ser-- | charged with larceny also, ard is vice, Libertyville, III, alleged to have stolen $162 from the fllf'd';""- Frank H. Just, LibertY~|yanderkdoot home. . Radcliff was e All. veral mon Managing Editor, F. H. Just, Lib | PEA yo h ap itc GPCRCCMe The petition for the probate of the will of Rhoda A. Sutherland of Waukegan was filed and set for hearing on Oct. 27. * "1. That the names and. addresses of the publisher, editor, managing editor and business managers are: Publisher, Keystone Printing Ser-- The he@ring on the report of sale in the Charles Koch estate of Wau-- kegan was held and the report was not approved. A new sale was or-- um.tfi Editor, F. H. Just, Lib-- ertyville, IIl -- 85 es e aa Libertyville, 1. 2. That the owners are: (Give names and addresses of individual owners, or, if a corporation, give its name and the names and addresses 8.© That the known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold-- ers owning or holding 1 per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mort-- gages, or other securities are: None. 4. That the two paragraphs next 1 per cent or more of 'he totail amount of stock)}. Keystone Print-- ing Service: M. E. Just, Liberty-- ville? F. H. Just, Libertyville, HIL., C. H. Jarrett, Denver, Colo, J. F. Bidinger, Waukegan, NJ,.-- _ . security holder appears 1pon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, The guardian:of Stephen H. Har-- ngton, Jr., minor, was authorized stock, bonds. orf _ ot than #o stated by him Some Cases Continued. ledge and belief as to the cireum-- stances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do a0t appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and securities in a capacity other than that of a bona fide owner; and this afiant has no reason to be-- Neve that any other person, assp ciation, or corporation has any in-- terest direct or indirect in the said the name of the peraon.,.or corpora-- tion for whom such trustee is acting, is given; also that» the said two paragraphs contain state-- ments embracing affiant's full know-- * Bosiness Manager. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 1st day of October. 1924. A. R, SCHNAEBELE, Notary Public. (My commissfon 16, 1928. Buinq Manager, F. H. Just, F. H. JUST owning or other --securities expires January n' aforesaid, James Wilson, LEarli Jonnson t?f H. > Just, | Lewis and George Atkins, sworp agccord-- 5" ~Josh: Atkins, were four who 1 says 'L""*' bfl" .named in another indictment it of the Lake @bitBing larceny. They are alleg at the £ """ mi 'to have stolen the automobile his knowledge|belonging to Judge A. E. Smith of ~--On the petition of. Ruth Jrene m an order was entered di-- Grant McArthur not to vote the stock of Amrillnm in \ the W. H. Dow Manuf; ' com-- Ipany until directed by the court. Joe Hirnandiz of North Chicago was indicted on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon after an as-- sault on Pete Lesiock on Sept. 18. Oscar Williams was named in a writ charging assault with a deadly weapon as the result of an automo-- bile accident in Highland Park on July 14. Ruth Weisman was in-- jured and made the complaint. Named in Con Game. Confidence game charges were named against two persons. Roy B. Twentyman of Waukegan, a con-- tractor, is charged with fleecing Charles Mawman on work 'done on March 15. and Emil Schoenke of North Chicago is alleged to have secured money from Viola Silovich of North Chicago through a con-- fidence game. & : nest Lehmarn and stealing ' goods s'a.m to F. N. Haley, on July 1 James Wilson, Earl Johnson, ns doons, ho four who allas Josh Atkins, were four who of his mistreatment vard Borngesser of July 5. f Hugh Curley of Area was in-- dicted for an assault on Raymond Hand, a North Shore Line condue-- tor, at Lake Bluff on April 20. Cur-- ley slashed the conductor with a knife several times. ""B-;'j.;n-i;'Stichll. an agent of the Charles Harbaugh Lumber company, is charged with embez-- Ricardo Alonzo is facing a charge of committing assault with intent to inflict bodily injury. He is said to have assaulted Peter Martinez on August 6, # ' zling $8,053.85 of the funds of the firm on Dec. 10, 1923. Nine wit-- nessed were heard against him by "Joel W. Peterson is tharged with en ement and hrmyh:;.m , returned against him. He t P aicn, cmbessled $837 from Henry Clark of Waukegan was in-- dicted on a charge of attempting to burglarize the home of Carl Atter-- bery, 404 Sheridan court, on August 10. Another indictment for assault with a deadly weapon was returned against Lee P. Wilcox of Area who is said to have shot Martin Jerde in a family feud on June 4 at the lat ter's home. _ Vincent Choduck is charged with entering the garage owned by Er-- TRUE BILL YOTED ';l'fl;{':m-;;od is charged with stealing $102 from Homer Case of Antioch on June 24. _ _ ;;.;"A': MF" in of Milburn was foreman of the jury and Albert P. ._ In its report tions, the jury the inside of painted. ~ Geo. A. Jones DENTIST (Continued from #:00 -- 1200 A. M. 100 -- 400 P. M. _ AREA, ILL. Wednesday Citizens Ba Saturday Building the wWHEXNX JURY MEETS of the institution be on the jail condi-- seammended --that of 'a boy, Bre-- Waukegan, on Page One.) 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