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MONSTER PARADE OPENS FESTIVAL TOMORROW NIGHT Pageant of Beaut]y and Pro-- gress to Wind Through Business Section. That the parade will not lack for stirring martial music is indicated by the fact that a number of musi-- cal organizations are going to take part, including the Army Band from Fort Sheridan, the Naval Band from Great Lakes, the Chicago North Shore Railroad band and the Shar-- vin Post Fife and Drum Corp. . A company of sailors will accompany the Great Lakes Band to this city and also will take part in the pa-- rade. At a meeting held at American Legion Summer Festival Headquart-- ers at the Hotel Waukegan last eve-- niug, final arnnx?ents were made on the routing and order of the pa-- rade which is scheduled for 6:90 p. m. tomorrow evening. Indications are that the parade will exceed in size and splendor any previously held by the Legion. . The parade project has received almost unqualified . support and willing co-- operation from practically every civic and fraternal organization, business house and factory in Wau-- kegen and North Chicago. Pictur-- esque floats and smartly attired bands will vie with brilliantly dressed marching organizations for the attention of thousands of spec-- tators. Products manufactured in local factories and merchandise sold by Lake County business concerns will be on attractive mobile display. The prizes to be awarded the. most attractive floats, marching and . musical organizations will be as fol--. lows : ' The most attractive float......$200 Second most attractive float... 100 Third most ettractive float.... 50 Best musical organization ..... 23 Best marching organiz:ation.... 25 Change Lins of March The line of march will be differ-- ent than that used in previous yeats, it being the intention of the committee to start the parade on the corner of Washington street and FPark avenue instead of Genesee and Belvidere as has been the custom in the past. The parade will proceed east on Washington street to Gene-- see, north on Genesee street to Grand avenue, east to Sheridan Road and south past the reviewing stand, which will be located be-- tween Cleyton and Grand avenue on the west side of Sheridan road. Order of March The following is the order of the parade : Conzelman Motor Co., Dodge Bros. Motor Car Co., Hewes Motor Co.. hutzler Bros., Ludlow Motor Co., Mc ormick Motor Sales Co., Miler and Hens Motor Sales, Jas. A. Morrow and Son, National Motor Market. not inc., Pickens Motor Co., Rudel Teter Co., Morrel Motor Co., Strang Auto Sales, Up State Motors, Inc., C. (i Wenban and son, Wetzel and Turner, Garrett Wilson, inc., Her-- berger -- Rent--A--Car, -- Pacific Steel Boiler Corp, of Ill., Rause Motor Ex-- press, Waukegan lae Co., Hodges Auto Parts Co., Coilitns and Brooks, snow White Wet Wash Laundry, Waukegan Daily News, Waukegan Paper Co., McCulla and Co., Service Garage, A. J. Merchant, Glen Rock Pottling Works, Durkin Van and Storage, American Steel and Wire Co., E. C. Coverston, Waukegan State A--Car, The Abbott Le@boratories. Arrangements3 have been made with the police department for the placing of "No Parking"* sigus on the entire line of march so as to make sure that the spectators will have an unobstructed view. Spe-- clal traffic arrangements are also being made which will reroute through traffic through other parts of the city. Motorcycle Police, Police Bscort, Grand Marshal (Col. A. Y. Smith and aides), Guest Cars, Sharvin Post Fife and Drum Corp, American Legion Float, Spanish American War Veterans,-- Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary, National Guard, American Legion Auxiliary, Knights of Columbus, Loyal Order of Moose, Y. M. C. A., Great Lakes Band, Company of Sailors, Royal Neighbors, -- Gesang Verein Har-- moine, Weukegan Women's Clitb, Pov Scouts, Goodwill Centre, Third The folowing conceros filed en tries for decorated cars and floats : Field _ Artillery Band, American Daughters of Liberty, North Shore Band, Decorated Cars, Floats. Many interesting and entertaining stage acts have been booked for the American Legion Summer Fes-- tival which opens at the beach aft-- er the gigentic parade. An inquest was being held at Grayslake this afternoon into the death of Mrs. George Brichetto, 45, of Chicago, who died at 4 o'clock this morning at the family summer home at Grvnlake. The woman had complained of feeling badly in the evening and had gone to bed. To-- ward morning her condition grew worse and the h=sband and a son went to Grayslake for Dr. Struth-- ers. When they returned Mrs. Brichetto was dead. Dr. Struthers said he belleved that heart trouble was the cause of the death, The entertainment program will be officially opened by dainty Ethel Marine "Fashion Plate of the Air'" who is one of the world's leading aeriab artists. Miss Marine will perform at the top of a 90 foot pole in a series of death defying hair-- ralsing acts in defiance of all laws of gravitation. Following Miss Marine will be the well known comedy trio "Mus-- tard, Custard and Big Shot" of the Pasadena Gardens. This act is in-- teresting, comical and entertaining and will prove to be one of the fea-- ture events of the Friday night pro-- On Saturday night the ex--service men have been extremely fortunate to obtain the services of the "World's Youngest Grandmother" Mrs. Clara A. Wilson. Mrs. Wilson is 70 years of age and will perform acrobatic feats beyond the expecta-- HOLD INQUEST IN DEATH OF WOMAN Beliet that she migzht be at the home of a sister in Arlington Heights was dispelled today when a letter stated that she had not been there. The sister stated bhowever that she had received a letter from Viola mailed on the day before she disappeared in which the younger girl claimed that her brother had struck her and that she intended to leave home. Although she has been gone more than ten dayc, no trace of 16 year old Viola Bederski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bederski, who re-- side on a farm between Wauconda and Mundelein has been obtained. Fred Grabbe, of 1609 North Sheri-- | dan road, who settled two bad check , charges Monday, is being sought to~, day on four warrants by tha sher-- if!'s office charging him with 1uu-| ing more worthless Paper. R. J.| Iussel!, (C. Ritter, F. M. Foley and | Edward J. Moeller all signed war--| rants against him yel*rdny before ; Justice Henry F. Wallenwein. The | checks totaled in excess of $37. | WAUGONDA GIRL STILL MISSING; NOT WITH SISTER GRABBE ISSUES --FOUR BAD CHECKS Herman Berker. a 2% year old Wauconda youth, who it was at first believed had gone with the girl. was later located and proved beyond a doubt that he had not been out of Wauconda. He states that he bhas no knowledge of her whereabouts. -- When the girl left home she took ber "hope chest" and other articles of an intrinsic nature. It is believed that she will be found in some city in this section of the country. Sweetheart of Girl Believea At First To Be Missing, Found At Home. HOLD THREE BOYS FOUND RIDING IN STOLEN MACHINE Three Chicago youths are under arrest in Libertyville after being found in possession of an automo-- bile which one of them admits baving stolen in Chicago. Thrown from tbhe rumble seat of a small car in which they were riding near Sioux City, la., last night, Pe-- ter Anderson, 32 years old of Zion, an employee of the Cyclone Fence company and ois father--in--law, Mr. Bronson, also ef Zion, were killed instantely. Peter Edwards of Zion, a brother in law and bis wife and three children were unhurt. The three are: Joseph hirruno,' W 1936 Karlovy avenue: Serefino Pi¢€ | ipn,; tragosto, 4328 Costello avenue, nnd"uu Clarence Larson, Central and North l.,d t avenues. hav, Larsen admitted to police that be stole the machine in Chicago last week and likewise stated that he fled from Chicago with his two com-- panions to escape arrest. Police from Cragin station in Chlcago are searching for him, he says. three children were unhurt. Word of the fatal accident was telegraphed to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson Sr., of 558 Caroline place last night, and but few of the de tails of the accident could be ob-- tained. 'The Andersons could not tell Mr. Bronsoun's first namme, but were expecting & call at anytime from his son who lives in Zion.' 2 LION RESIDENTS KILLED IN GRASH AT SIOUX CITY, IA, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson, Jr., were visiting in Siouxr City with the Edwards fami.y, according to the local relatives, and had gone for a ride in the Edwards car. Appar-- ently the car skidded on the wet road and both Anderson and Bron-- son were thrown out and killed in-- stantly. The other occupants of the car wer. uninjured. * The three were arrested by Mar shal Frank Druba of Libertyville last night. The officer found them gathered about the automobile on Milwaukee avenue south of Liber:-- tyville. He flashed a light on them and when one of them ducked be-} hind the machine he became sus picious and took them Into custod> _--They are being held pending |: structions from Chicago. Members of the family left for Sioux City as soon as they received word of the accident, and the bodies will be removed to Zion where both of the men made their homes. OBTAIN ROUTE TO SAVE HALF A MILE OF STATE PAVING Right--of--way on Route 173, Zion to _ Rockford, between the Des Plaines river and Rosecrans, was cleared up yesterday by the coun-- ty, according to R. M. Lobdell, coun-- ty superintendent of highways. This act will place the state high-- way department in a position where it will be forced to pave the halt-- mile stretch although there is one objector remaining. In this case, Lobdell pointed out, the paving can ::o laid and the ground condemned ater. Due to the cardiness of the con-- tractor in completing the Des Plaines river bridge it was feared for a time that the state highway department would balk on paving the last mile. The contractor on the road will be unable to move his equipment over the bridge as he started at the intersection of Sheri-- dan road and route 173. Lobdell feared, without -- having the right--of--way cleared, that the state department would revoke its contract for the half mile strip and leave an opening. RUTH ELDER TO WED New York, Aug. 29--(l1x8)--Ruth Elder, trans--Atlantic flier, will wed Walter Camp, Jr., son of the late "father of American football" here tomorrow. -- SHERIFF ASKS 10 _ DAYS TIME S0 AS TO HUNT SALESMAN | Attorney Delays Suit on Bond ' in Middendorf Case to Give | | Doolittle a Chance» : At the request of Sherift Law-- renge Doo'little ten more days were |granted him by Attorney G. C. Smy-- déer of Litchfield & Snyd'ar. today for him to search for F.'lee Mid-- dendorf, of Antioch, who is facing six months in jail on the debtor's t act. The sheriff accepted 'a bond for Middendorf's release and is lable along with the bondsman in the ev-- ent that Middendorf is not found or the judgment satisfied because Sny-- der did not approve the bond, it is understood. + WOODMEN JOIN IN PROTEST AGAINST INSURANCE BOOST Middendorf falled to pay a judg-- ment for $600 gained by an auto-- mobile financing company so the company decided to jail him as a debtor by paying his 'board' to the sheriff. He countered with a writ of habeas corpus which failed. Monday ne was to have made set-- tlement or surrender to the sheriff but Tuesday it was learned that he bad packed his furniture and mov-- ed from Antioch. Waukegan Camp Unanimous-- Iy Endorses Resolution and Votes for Fight Fund. Members of the Modern Wood:-- men, of the Waukegan camp, last night passed a resolution protest-- ing to a raise of insurance rates as approved by national officials and at the same tims voted to contri-- bute to a fund to fight through the courts the enactment of the in-- crease. This action follows the unanimous approval of the Gurnee eamp where the first protest meeting was held. After that North Chicago voted a similar sesolution. -- Libertyville members of the fra-- ternal lodge now -- are petitioning against any increase and the camp at Grayslake is said to be alarmed over the action of the national of-- Acials. Woodmen here freely predicted that -- Nortbherno lllinois . members would become so thoroughly arous-- ed that the officials probably would have to back up soon on their step that Aroused national resentment. Milk producers, represented by Don Geyer, of Woodstock, secretary of the Pure Milk association yes terday informed dealers at the Hotel Karcher that the Chicago district rate for the coming year and effect-- Ive Sept. 1 would be 10 cents more a hundredweight or $2.74, They were informed that the local unit of the Pure Milk association expected an increage in proportion to the one in Chicago. Those fighting the increase con-- tend that it is an injustice to mem-- bers who have be«en carrying polt-- cles for years. They argue that the new rate would prohibit these veterans participating in the fra-- ternity. The dairymen are to meet tomor-- row at the Karcher at 2:30 o'clock to decide upon meeting the new contract and to discuss the possibil-- ity of keeping the present retail price or increasing It. Producers Inform Dealers of New Rate for District; New Contract Ready. -- The farmers, probably, wil meet Saturday to be informed that the notice has been given the dealers. Sometime next week the two un-- its will gather for a final conference at which time the contract will be signed or rejected 4 the retail price determined. MILK CONFERENGE PLACID; DAIRYMEN SCHEDULE SESSION GONDEMNATION OF GROSSING PUT OFF BY LAKE VILLA TWP . At one time the state department located the overhead crossing but one of the owners of the land, a 'man named Thorne, objected." Later Edward -- Lehmann agreed to have the route relocated. Thorne, how-- ever, was dissatisfied with the new arrangement. He believed that the damages to his property would run as high as $10,000 and asked that amount. Town Officials and Villa?e Officers Meet With Lobdell For a Conference. Officials o%f the Villago of Lake Villa and Lake Villa township, who met with R. M. Lobdell, county su-- perintendent of highways, last night decided to delay agy thought of con-- demnation for a route to make a safe crossing over the Soo _ Line tracks in Lake Villa until after la-- There have been several meetings on the problem of getting rights--of-- way since the state highway depart-- ment agreed to stand its proportion-- ate share of the expense. Since then there have been sev-- eral meetings in an effort to reach an agreement with Thorne. The opinion of officials now points to an ultimate condemnation. PADDOCK TO WED Cleveland, Aug. 29--(INS)--Char-- lie Paddock, "the world's fastest human," today admitted he is to be married. The Yblushing bride" is to be Miss Madeline Lubetty, 21. o New York, who attended the 1929 national air races here yesterday in company with Paddock,. o Piano & Pipe Organ Tuning ---- Rebuilding ATTORNEYATEAW Office at home on W. Cook Ave Telophone 16234 LYELL: H. MORRIS arrornevAY.agw \ Res. 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RICKCORDS, Prew: WM. R. FOLSOM, Vice Pree ALVAH L. ROGER8, Seop DR. J. L. TAYLOR Office .n First National Bank Ho@s: 1 to 38:30 and 7 to 8 . LIBERTYVILLE, ILLiNots ) Lake County Title and Trust Com'pany Room 414 Woukegan National Bank Buillding Office Hours: °9 to 11 A. M. + 1 TO 5 P. M. _ 'THURSDAY, AUCUST 29, 1929 FROM TESTED COWS Square Deal Dairy Delivered in Libertyvitle Twice Dally PHONE 615--W--1 North Shore Excavators Highland Park, Ill. W e Do W ork Anywhere in Lake County | > Waukegan, Illinois 618 N. Milwaukee Avenue BELOW PAINT SHOP , ABSTRACTS OF TITLES TITLES GVUARANTEED #9 West Washington §treek RELIABLE SHOVEL EXCAVATING PHON E8: HIGHLAND PARK, 1871 WAUKEGAN 4827 Waukegan, IIl. 220 Washington Street TELEPHONGE 4 TELEPHONE 993 OPTOMETRIST w wams. ametiieats. .mm & LIST YOUR REAL ESTATE WITH If you want to dispose of your property quickly, list it now. BUILDING LO1S [AT "A RANGE OF PRICES TCO SUIT EVERY NEED I have all kinds of property for sale. What do you need? 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