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injury in an accident Wherein the net is negligent. There is, in short, cry reasun for the motorist to ig- tre those begging rides." It is said that there are 21 tho'us- nd lawyers in New York city. May- e that accounts for the lack of law ofureement. Daniel J. Brtdy. Hiirhwood---Pimd Tort approved. Estate closed. Mary Ann Brady, Hurhwood-Fittttl sport approved. Estate closed. Aloysius M. Lshnle, Highwood - 'etion for probate of will filed and et for hearing June M. Recent proceedings in Probate rurt, of interest in this section, are maria! y gallows: Lecent Proceedings . in the Probate Court Thursday, June 12, 1930 The Highland Park Press Classified Ads T5 Bring Results THE PRESS The lake Zurich-Mundeleln road, that bears the distinction of being the only Lake county highway that car- ries a north easterly and south went- orly course. is to be paved thin aunt- mer under the county bond lulu if present plans of R. M. Lobdell. coun- ty superintendent of highwaya. any. The route in a little more than nev- en miles in length and rum in or close to the settlement of Gilmer, Fairttel4 and Diamond lake. The width of the right-of-wny them will have to be 80 feet. The pruent width is 12 feet short of this. While the road into Mundoleln front Davis Lake once run about par- allel to the Liaes-ihtrieh-MundeUitt route it he been changed neatly to Rt in with Route 173 leaving tho tutitter strip the only one running to the north out. Lake Zurich Mundelein Road to Be Paved This Summer, If Plans Carry All other routes Ire cut And welt or nurth and south or run in a south easterly direction into Chicago tunic lanes. The only explanation for the td. tion of this route in that Lake Z rich w“ one of the first settkd com- munitids in the county. On the other I I C I Ba , - v . Week \\ J'l!gil!,,1fij,s's'v'r-'s'r'ri7 (,taltJ,'t,'fj.'i'.?"".c(i"irr,: q o 50., 'tf/if.":'. Til',. M N m rrfcreyze.r-'r-r-'-r--rr,rCsiie; if . acacoaanm .rc,1rCl-er,artsuef. l Cruise A Glorious 'riuutti1ttt foe a full ta" oTeGr"iGiariaf Eeirflin Bay " new .igho._ictr"" it-tir-ivy/Arte"..': piece change. Quin over 2,000 all“ 0! scenic crummy- ...Visit Inducing. binaries! ttet including Madam Inland. Fury Sound (Canada). the stud- of (ioot‘ill Bay. Duck. Cleveland. “villa and Nil.”- Falls. The Great 001m White Um - "w --.-"" V 'ntedl'kcocennmrml confound! ...Mt I',',',",,',',' huelounidc windows or $0M. 'ttrt 'll,'l'2,atll ttrg,',rdg'e may. th", "one“ tt mod Salon... menu-amen than: a deck pm. "cr or um u you 'lt2'r'h"h a 1',%h1','lu'l to introduc- you. Sanka: from (lie-[o every Tuesday cod My III Just and: no Aug-u Meh, Inch-in hr - - on “I all an M " - . k"u"%TiCiBiViFrFrfiilfeietrtt "me Andria! 912 South 'll2i"r'lVs, h What has become ot the old-tul- kin in linking Into obscurity. In. ttrat spoken by Henry Ch: in use. in his Compromise spa-ch ruck h generally cndiud with helping a postpone the Civil-War. none: to Ins-Ion nwolqo; winger»! Oi, Salad prowl-II- urtol Dim “my. "limb, t, Utt' Hm. mama B" ”rim! (Md Gum-nu "a "new rrmnl- will he ”adv-d " (in mm ot nun-ta No. I”. W limb. tor the Iain M Mr” br the "deeomtimt of W School. hand In W. lab Much. All Nd- num. to ="N't. wrung] check tor 9M_!lnglnl_ _ AM Juno my no on: lkm. Dar! will he _ at Btu-let In. I I the bur M mm!“ of hand In Burl! the IMO mi bid. obi-Ill {if Dim-i I- w. “Hull. In: to "In! “I mit. -cirre of the tto. I... W mm thet Ob dA, unnu- 'ld-matt "' an " DIM-I! Baud If n. Lulu " w “I!” be our m