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Apparent low bidders on state road work amnounced Thursday at Springfield ineludes the continua o 1 _ _3 usmm -- RDaak. PACE FOUR yc C PEmEDEE tion of Telegraph road from Rock land to Belvitiere road. In it S. J. Greves & Ssons, Ol MIN neapolis, who have been working on state highways since they came here more than a year ago to pave Mili-- burn road, were announced as being 1w with a bid of $105,399.13. The part to be paved joins with what is known as Waukegan road at the intersection of Rockland road about thrée miles Ajtrectly west of Lake Bluff. From there its course is due north on the. Telegraph road to Belvidere road. It covers a dis-- tahce of 4 1--2 miles. When this step is completed, and paving will be started early in the spring, R. M. Lobdell, county super: t e iss When this step is completed, and paving will be started early in the spring, R. M. Lobdell, county super: intendent of highways, believes,. the state will plan surveys for the con tinuation on to Grand avenue, and thence through Newport and War ren townséhips to connect with -- a Wigconsin route at the state line Man With 4 Wives Tluse KnfHne Found to be Insane \:.'y./; . For several weks Horl held in the county jJail u! tonds underc an indict charged lhim with bigan the time he was there wives appeared before Ci C. C. Edwards and gain« Somewhere, according Atorney A. V. Smith, t other wife and there is : who was divorced seve"a The indictment probably missed, it is understood dered to the stat« One of Horine's wives made the first complaint last summer when she had him arrested for abandon-- ment. Later the charge was changed to bigamy by Justice Hervey Coul-- son. Horine explained to the justice that he just could not resiet weddin« women who were homeless | and friendless. He consiq¢ered himself, he said, a benefactor of women. 05,309.13 LOW _ BID FOR PAVING _ TELEGRAPH ROAD J. Groves & Sons, Minne-- olis, Apparent Winners of State Highway Job "I had expectecl to pay more -------- An old story We listen to it daily ----Men expect to pay more for the sort of clothing one finds here, but pleasing and surprising to the buyer, he finds that in nine cases out of. ten he has paid less than he had planned on. ® If you've something like $40 in mind, we will wager we have gsomething at $30.00 that will make you very hapnny. Why not drop in Today? J. B. Morse _ and Co. TAILORED BY HART SCHAFFNER & MARX EVERYTHING FOR MEN Sons, of Min th t wo reult t1 11 anotRe! vears ako divor that in Cast Showing Up Welt for "Kathleen" Eger to make th'is eveat | n»> event of the season eac participants rehearse diliget seriously to make his indivi« a perfect interpretation In the cast of 150. compy chorus grouvns of talentéei yO ple_ enthusiam reigns -- hi. High School q'rls, foliowin; each day. rush; to rehearsals a new step oria new sonk. Efficient chaperones wit Nellie McDonald as chairni been chosen from the Aux give proper attention to the § aWsa 2o2 s a 1nd inere 1$ !} tion show¥ H. CADY CHARGED _ : WITH EMBEZZLING :© $2701 OF AGENCY .. Miles & Miles, Inc.. Make : Complaint That Insurancs Agent Defrauded Company . | D Deput charg an _ a Cady. In the complaint, °S Justice -- Hervey _ Couls Miles & Miles, Inc., charged with embezzl while acting" as an age g Miles, wha in turn w agents for the Union A surance company.> aA a® Cady was releaseG OOov before Justice -- the case for Nov. I1 staterment, 'accordi Brown. ; Many Officials Are Indicted in Woodstock In justice: court it was Te} that the signers of the com coysidered further action ai Cad y Among the 101 true bills returned by the grand jury in Waodstock to day (Thursday) were indictment: charging canspiracy in crime anc politics, involving Ray Stewart, 0 Woodstock, who was defeated at th« primaty last April as a candidate fo: state representative. Others ind ct ments were for Mayor Peter Frett of McHenry;_ Joséepi -- Wandrock chief deputy -- sheriff of McHenrj county; John Walsh, chief of polic« of McHenry, and Guss Peter, an a| derman at McHenry. H. W W proper atten!lion lC choruses of the c Wednesday, Thursday and Friday .T Nov. 14, 15, 16 Seats Réserved Free, on Wednesday, *"iovember 7, at Decker & Nevilie's Drug Store, Lovell's Drug Store and The Soda Shop Adults 75c Childs 40c e Edl0} rythmat ig uP ! was arrestea Mol _ Shertiff Fred® & of, embezzlems« Libertyville, III. American -- Legion _ H. S. Auditorium Mesda Iro LA & Ma AVUVSPICES OF n u1cs M _ InC., t mbezzling A Ul K + KA d Mon: Mayor Peter Frett Josepmi -- Wandrock eriff -- of McHenry OF AUXL ) the Ju es dre .\I t 8:10, with s -- Winffred piass. it 'he cth of er nk, one *to make g clard with raAt ts b'ut: each of Je deently anad zub H+ _ school to learn n .. on y it with against the opinions of State's At-- mi'red torney A. V. Smith and his staff of it ho investigators, the mysterious -- and er ng, fatal burning of Miss Elfrieda Knaak make of Deerfleld, the "Lake Bluff Futr: with nace Girl," remained as deep and clouded today as on Tuesday morp:-- : bun-- ing when she was found in the base: of che ment of the Lake Bluff police sta-- y and tion, nude, and with burns on her il ro'e hands, feet and head that caused her death -- early Friday morning . in 1z ten the Alice Home hospital at Lake Mr has M C PHYSICIANS THINK _ ELERIEDA BURNED SELF IN FURNACE With physicians and Sheriff Law-- rence Doolittle aligned on one side Autopsy Reveals No Sign of Outward Violence; Will Continue Investigation porest. Dr. C. A. Barnes of Waukegan, coroner's physician and Dr. A. J. Rissinger of Lake Forest, who at, tended the girl from the time she was found until she died, are agreed on the opinion that her burns were self inflicted and »were suffered, as she said, to demonstrate her love for Charles W. Hitchcock, night police-- man, sage, public speaker, teacher, and -- Beau Brumméel of Lake Bluff s crap Nreatia*ls serse«s with the W it "It is also my opinion that she did not place her head on the coals. All about the burn on her head the hair was matted and was not singed. Parts of her eye--brows in the burned area remain unsinged and her eye: lashes were not burned. This »--would indicate that the burn on her head was reflected heat, posstbly by her placing her head close to the fire while she was burning her hands." . Dr. Rissinger's opinion is practi-- cally the same as that of Dr. Bagnes. "There was no concussion of the brain" said Dr. Rissinger, "and the examination of the skull and brain this morning developed no evidence of external violence." . CoNTINUE INVESTIGATION Dr. Rissinger was lieved that the girl self. "I do," was his answer "She probably fell wh tempted to walk" he cont thus suffered the _ arm There are no evidences violence and no evidence inal attack." _~ ri Detectives have come to the con-- clusion that the girl had been beaten and burned before ;Q.xr( was brought '.to the police station. hey base their \ deduction on tests of -- Alma -- Sioux \ Searberry, news writer, who found | it impossible to stand unaided on theé fidor of the basement and insert bher \1«-;; into the furnace as Elfreida claimed she had done. ' | The girl conducting the qxppri. \ments also closed the basement The finding of a light colored bhatr-- pin (Elfreida was a blonde) on 'the stairway leading to .the attic of the Lake Bluff police station late yes-- terday, only added to the baffling mystery. * bDr. B M NO BRAIN CONCUSSION LIBERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT. bably fell when she at-- walk" he continued, "and ed -- the arm ~fracture. no evidences of external lger was asked if he be the girl had burned her is m hs radt 0 +b n W A 1 es ol oatefNa nce of a crim h ha it q. gu|{ er. cp;.et', UVR 9600°= e for [ of psychic ph@nometr olice. | rest at 2 o'eléck Mc icher, | The funeral services Blug. and at the home firs h the i\uo-s will be held le whijfe | bytertan church _ in is qn. | church where she Har. | sehool teachep up to o was | Cpurification »wy fir _3¥ are the livy., Mafk J. A se could t _ some --howing ")) SERVICES OF THE '"'n i LOCAL CHURCHES a rm nECT that tI doors and screamed at the top of her voice, but her ¢ries were not heard outside, :'rovln; that the basement was practically sound proof. _ 'CoaT SsTILL MISSING Other elements which cast further doubt upon the victim's story that she had voluntarily placed -- herself upon a fiery altar for the purpose of . '"purification" 'ixlx' the police station furnace, were the failure to discover lany traces of Her hat or coat in the ashes of the fyrnace. She was nude when discovered last Tuesday morn-- ing and assertéd she had burned her rclothlnu in the furnace where she lhad sought self immolation. . And there had been no odor of burning fesh at the time of her discovery. _ Irn an interview with Charles W. Hitchcock, the man for whose love \ the girl had declared she had squght |\ '"purification by fire," Elfrieda prac-- tically -- repudiated her previous xstutemvnta that the torture by fame | had been self inflicted. , | _ Hitchcock visited her a few hours U before her death yesterday. morning, and when he asked: "Did you mean to do this?" ghe answered with the single word . "No. -- This negative answer tq a ques-- tion upon which the entire mystery hinges has caused authorities _ to give credencei? to the murder theory. 'The Charre& and burned body of the former Waukegan school teach:-- er, co:ed, book salesiady and student of psychic phenomena will be laid to rest at 2 o'cléck Monday afternoon. The funeral services will be private and ut the home first and publhc ser ¥ices will be held later at the Pres:-- hyvrerlan church in Deerficld, the | Highland Park Man Is Taken _ By Death in Chicago, Thursday _ DIES AS STOP LIGHTS FLASH SIGNAL OF 'G0° R ST. JNSHPH'S CATHOLIC : Rev. M. J. Nealis, Pastor® F¥rs: Mass at 6:30 a. m.; Second Mass at § a. m.; Third Mass at 9 a. m:; Fo'jrth Mase at 10 a. m. FIRST/METHODPIST EPISCOPAL Jihn E. Delong. Pastor "Conqutrtng by Faith in the Good" is the sulfject for sunday morning &At 11 o'clock} <All Sunday school classges are planring to attend the church service otce each month on Sunday morning.} We are going to ask all members of the church 'to attend chutch at least once in each month. That wil!l make a large addition to the churdr attendance. Evening 'subject at 7:30, "Faith That Achgevrs."_ Enoworth League at 6:30. sunmday School at 9:45. The Official Board will meet at the parsonagé Monday evening, Nov. 12, at ® o'clack. o The W. M. S. will meet at the home of Mrs. W. I. Collins on Tues-- day, Nov. 13. Mrs. Newsom will be assistant : hostess. Members are asked t aganswer roll call with some itam of missionary interest. bn the' evening of Nov. 23 a re ception will 'be held at the church for the pastor and his wife. All mem bers and friends of the church are invited. ; The W. H. M. S. will hold its Thank Offering service on Sunday maornin#.} Nov. 18. Mrs. Grace Mar-- The W. H. M.-- S. will, hold l8 Thank Offering service on Sunday morning, Nov. 18. Mrs. Grace Mar-- shall will make the address, Mrs. Marshall is one of the most .popular chautaugqua lecturers, and has drawn large crawds wherever she goes. t A Thanksgiving CommuniQn seryv-- ice will be held on Sunday morning, Nov. 25. Let us make this a large service for all members and frtends of the church.. * & gan CHRISTIAN SCIEBNCE Auditorium Theatre. -- Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Church Services at 10:45 a. m. The 'subject for this week is "Adam 'and Fallen Man." PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Guy E. Smock, Pastor Sunday school at 9:45. Roy Wright, Supt. A place to work . serve.' q 0 8 seryeo." Morn'ng é'orship at 11. This is Armistice Sunday, celehbrating ten years of peace. The Legion will at-- tend in a body, and the pastor will speak on "America's Valley of 'pe cision." All; are invited to the service. i o Young people's meeting at 6:30. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN W. H. Lehmann, Pastor Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. English service at 10:30 a. m. Walther League Rally at Wa A. A. L., November 14. . You're always cordially welcome 1t L.a KK of other _alil()mobill,o be fbllowed their usual pre--{ of} blowing the horns on | s tp no avail. Cliffe seexn-| <sitting motionless. > the ant peering straight ahead. e {walked up to the ma-- d rc-.-.rud into the car. He lifeless form of the man in the seat. Apparently he! Y J1 1t il D U A 1 49 years, of 104 t, Highland Park, a stop as the l.lg- t Sheridan -- road ue -- in Chicago, ._ When the sig-- Cliwéfe, who seem-- king preparations ay failed to move Rally at Wauke-- H THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1928. d MRS. ELLA MINSKL, -- wIFE FORMER LAKE Mrs. Ella Minski, wife of the late . Captain Jeremiah Porter Minski,. who for many years sailed the Great Lakes and was a former well known resident of Waukegan, died at the home of her daughtet, Mrs. Henry Utpatel, at 1141 North Sacramento avenue < in Chicago last Thursday night following a cerebral hemorrh-- age. The deceased was 78 years old. Mrs. Minski who was born in Bux-- ton, Me., came to Waukegan about 58 years ago and resided there until 30 years ago, when with husband she retired from service on the lakes some years before. The deceased will be remembereéd by the older residents of the city and her death will bring sorrow to a host of friends in both Waukegan and Chicago. -- _ Besides her daughter, Mrs. Utpat: el, she is also survived by three oth-- er-- daughters, Mrs. J. W. Conners of Waukegan, Mrs. Harvey Keyes of |Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mts. George Orgelman of Chicago, and three brothérs, F. M; Minski, of Huxton, Colnc CGenrre A. Minski of Lansing, Resided in Waukegan for Many Years in Early _ Days of Community t} Mich 11 Zion polled 3.086 \ is compared to but This shows more th votes for each ballot This unprecedent Hoover was due to the Zion religious -- which Wilbur ('.lrm general overseer. CAPTAIN, IS DEAD H 6+ caAst Why do Without Needed -- Improvements When on a $10.00 down payment and balance on montgly tcrms,'you can en-- joy Zion Strong For Hoover HOW TO GET HERE! OUR OFFICE AND DISPLAY ROOM is located on Sheridan Road just south of the C. & N. W Chicago. If unable to call in person, mail the coupon or is located on Sheridan Road just south of the C. & N. W. station, North Chicago. ~If unable to call in person, mail the coupon or .&hone 806 and our nlrresentatln will call on you at your convenience. You are under no obligation for this service. ® OPEN ONE EVENING A WEEK For your convenience. 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The number. of | lots in the county is listed at 103,615 showing an increase of 11,125 Tots over last year, -- when the report Lshowed 92 520 lots in the county. ! _The total acrage was listed at 244, !486,--and in 1927 at 245,500, a de crease of 1064.. The. pumber of com plaints filed before the board was )J W wit} to .4--yC formeato Badwarnct 1 € () t BATHTUB: Bize, 4, 4\4 ot 5 ft. Por-- celain enameled, snow white tub with nickel plated bach faucets, sup-- ply plpe and waste and overflow. Price . ¢32 50 LAVATORY: Snoqow white porcelain enameled, deep apron; size 17x19, .with nlcdkel p!t:ted faucets, 1% in. P trap and supply pipes. Price complet@e .......>« $12'25 TE BATHROOM $59 00 ooo pan on I cCLOSET OUTFIT: Snow white vitre-- ous china, washdown bow! and tank, Milh Oak or Mahogany seat « and cover Price. complet@ _.......}>«> $18'00 TWO FOR RHOLD () mpplete KIDNAPING CASE d it iP} '. 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