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spent by hates dur- .nd main- lg to fitr. 'ican Mo- operation f Illinois. cent, was abrieaptss, n the au- mainten- was $34. nded for ,01 spent i the to- cost of . vehicle lily 18 . trouble brother, so. He bake into avimstre abile, aol e Federal 'ly seven erase re- ‘s in the ich based pectancy, mediation a aptoist item,. an r'a.,con.. he re- here he nospital, ; before ' condi- t death ait was l. the an: 'or labor of $293, teral av- deprecia- pproxini- nparable he. aver- deprecia- ', or one ' Ben ate to have Jshuler, th .him 'receded a year relapse of his . estate y.ofs the 1 Wau- , North asrsday, die the uncon- ation in m's fig- :ost was lg 1927, cost was 300 25. 1929 Amendments make possible phys- ical examinations of employees out-. side of the state, but the necessary tttvel mom-y advanced. for such ex- amination: is, limited to employees Other changes in the Workmen's Compensation Act include the in- creasing of the maximum payment for total incapacity from $14 to $15 per week. Under the new law, if the injured employee is able to return to work and .thus ends the award or reduces it, he may file a petition within one year to determine whether any disability still exists as a result pt the original injury. _ _ are excluded entirely from the Com.. pensation Act. Concerns which buy, sell or handle junk and salvage, de- molish or rebuild machinery, are add- ed to the busiheses that' automatically come under the act. Under the old law the compensation providing for collateral heirs in cases of fatal ins jurrsrasrbtysed upon the extent of their dependency. The new law pro- vides that such collateral heirs must have been dependent upon the em- ployee for 60 per cent or more of their support. Compensation. in- crease to awidow and children has been left at $450, if there' are two or more minor children. The new law provides, however, for $600 increase for three or nice minor children. The maximum amount payable in death cases is increased by the new law depending upon the number of sur- viving children. The maximum is increased. from $4,450. to $4,550'in the case cf two' children and from $4,- 550 to $4,700'in the case of three of more. _ -Compensation Chains . Under the new Workmen's Cpm-, pensatiqn Law, totally blind persons 3rtrr'7rmr7fiit5imTrtirwjr.Eiifrfffiirii'irr--" mit may be revoked. The fnew law also permits over-age employment certificates to be issued to miners over 16. . . _A nulinber of changes were made in the Child Labor Law. Under the new enactment a minor between' 14 (and 16 years of age must complete eight. grades? in ssie)1pprhetpriuhsipk 'éllowed-‘fo work; The 'o1dv"1arv' re" quires school attendanep.for 130 days during the'. year preceding employ- ment or while 13, years of age, The old law set the age at -14 years. Under the new law~permits can be issued to minors between 14 and 16 years of age either for vacation certificates or for part- time work regardless of the schooling completed; If,the la- bor is part time work, the minor may' work_while going "to school but the working hours and the sehotlhours, together cannot exceed eight in one A digest of important changes in the laws infecting employment in Illi- nois made by the last General Assem- bly, has been sent out to, business men,of the state by the legislative policy committee of the Illinois Cham.. ber of Commerce; Theihanges affect the. Child_;Labor Law and the Work- men's Compensation Act, the new laws hazing gone into effect July '1,‘ 1929.- T Thursday, July 26, 1929 COMPENSATION LAW . CHANGES OUTLINED Digest of Alterations Made in Statute by Last Illinois Legislature ,"an-â€"eafie‘a§§fraFri’fiarfiféf‘ifiifié‘ period. . Church School. Nears _ e Its Closing Session The out' of door Chrristma's"serviee/ was a fine sueeesiand many of. their, friends and parents enjoyed this. ser- vice. Many gifts were brought and the. children voted -to send. them to the Ddriand Bell school so that Miss Pollock might distribute them to the children "here "as gifts from this school. ' _ l The closing days of the Vacation Church sthcol at the Presbyterian church are full to‘the ov'ert1trwintt. Each child is busy finishing up his bit of work or project. so that he may have a complete ieeofd. _ Many of. the children have had perfect attendance and they; together with others, will Insurance Methods The new enactment in relation to the provision' as to an employer car- rying insurance for liability-as one of the four methods for securing pay- ment of compensation to employees requires a coverage of his entire lia- bility and forbids any policy provi- sion which limits or modifies his lit- bility. The insurance carrier Who secures or insures compensation pay; ments fer an employer must, under the new law'rdelivear a certificate to the state' Industrial Commission within five days of the date of the policy and this policy to remain in effect ten days after notice of can-. neellatiogyrsspizstjenvandsheuceve; residing in Illinois. Of interest to business men in the state is the change whereby the new law provides that a e6mpemratitsn award is given preference over unsecured debts of the employer contracted after the date of injury to the employee, wage debts excepted. T The closing services will be held on 917 Waukegan Avenue at Highwood TWENTY ELECTRIC WASHERS Expressing and General Ending ' Anrwhere--Anr Tine DeerfUtd, Illinois ANDERSON _ MOTOR SERVICE PHONE DEERFIELD 824 THE PRESS {1131‘ elEiigiiiigetg Easy - Thor - Maytag - Federal Savage - Prima - Eden - A. B. C. Universal, Etc. . $25 . $30 " $40 . $50 icij., I INf'R 6360mm?éALEfiHi-i Friday evening at seven-thirty o'clock to which all friends ind parents are invited. Each department will dem- onstrate some of the work which it has done during the past weeks. There will also be a display of the handeraft materials. The work of the. past tive weeks can not be estim- ated by mere exhibition but is shown in the lives of the boys and girls'in years to some. That the school has meant something' to the boys and girls is shown by the interest which VIC J. KllilLLllAN, line. MILLER’S SERVICE STATION Albert Axt Variety Store If It's Used in the Rome-v-We Have It H In order to introduce ourselves and our service to the community, we are making a' special price on oil this week. This oil is of excellent quality and' is. manufactured by one of the country's leading re-. finers. ', "_. 318 Railroad Avenue - Highwood _ (OPPOSITE N. w, RY. SIATION) . _ Phone Highivood 87(r, f Household Needs - Kitchen Ware Office Supplies; - _ Novelties ' Ladies and Children's Dresses Radios - Sofa Pillows many. high classmrticles miitatki/ fiir prizes Rebuilt and Guaranteed Terms, $5 a Month, if Desired WAUKEGAN ROAD -r- Dmiit5iELto - WHY PAY MORE? F'dimiea%, Operated by Mix}; Nsrmarr Telephone Highland Park 3800 Some people who lost their money in, fiyrlish ertoek spgculations, are con- vineeddhat there is no chance for a poor man in this country, _ they have held,, changed' attitudes and habits, and greater care and thought shown for their companions. Those in‘charé wish to take this op- portunity to thank the many parents and friends. for their interest and kindness toward the school and the teachers. _ 'e-..-...-..-..-. Gallons , $2.95 . "