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   Chicago Heights Star, The (Newspaper) - January 15, 1929, Chicago, Illinois                               THE CHICAGO HEIGHTS JANUARY fo rMd THE CHICAGO HEIGHTS STAR 2Stl. War FIVE CENTS AT STANDS TUESDAY JANUARY 15, 1929 AT CROSSROADS OF THE Sports 11 .it Ht loot i NO. 87 LAW MUST BE BERGIN HEIGHTS RANKS Dedicate Real FOURTH IN 1928 Estate Party BUILDING GAINS A n to Winter Sports Survey Reports 85 Per Cent Increase Over 1927 i i-m i I I I .in I ti. 11] I 1 I A I'll per I III i r. li liv I Si i nun i I i I a IN i I ll h pel i i i in t I IHil I'M 111" filial I III li n in- I loi n i I i I III I I i MI- i u V while Jumped i i 11 hlc li IIKI rli i-l In 1-1 i rhan en i 11iij.', had n volume i 11 in Our t In- i i ui i lie Outstrips The in y willi UN in Is by Hlx i ml t- and per bull ul Ihr hii repot I iin In Hie com fur Ihe Hie III I i lo II year Ilie In Hie for 111 ftl least In high are de lured In be III lile muv it. nre In he Hie III TWO ONE WHEN AUTO SKIDS INTO TREE manager Hie i IIKO I- in a South n leg and head Injuries when car which lie was skidded off of III plunged lulu a tree and totally Miller assistant man i of the who escaped He muscled ill and minor wim able to re- in Chicago Heights yesterday and Kills was driving inward Chicago jit a rate of II was w lieu his machine ed u bit of pavement by a lliin sheet nf Ice. The car lurched in one and when the driver lo wrench it back to Hie center of Hie highway ll plunged the pavement and Into the Tinned under the Kills removed by passing and taken to the His received Immediate and reports yesterday were Me will bo confined In ilie for several In eye Hie ll V will lint ill In- n nil long v. iMi 1-1 in t In ami In- ai nia tile Hi hi III Ilie lln s will i I 11 in ihi are lint members of Ihe il nre al in w in. in Ilie new nl Mink pi ram v. ill in wit li a in at H IT. ela h- 111 and n r i n Inr tile Ami a linal will In- dam I fur Dinner I ran he Inr anil I in In inns will Inn III tile 111. vlee vli a I Ap made In IV til he installed are ick A. O. W. BLOW MERCURY ALMOST OUT OF SIGHT HERE Sub-Zero Blasts Find City Deaths sudden cold wave that swept the Middle West reached Chicago Heights promptly on It blew the mercury almost out of sight late and on Sunday morning sober on their way to church ices exchanged unbelievable stories as to the readings of their own private But it found Costabile Appointment Not Says Report the return of Mayor Daniel P. an announcement from the city hall stated that the appointment of 1John former as chief of police was provisional J and will not become final until approved by the city Previously the understanding among some members of the ad- an well ns the lic was that the appointment was captain is now serving the is being given as acting ment a chance to show his ability to handle the He is the logical man for the hut Ihe appointment is not NEW SURVEY OF CITY TO DRIVE Must Remove Cause of 111 He Orders the city prepared to meet the For the time in recent a severe turn of. the weather brought no recorded Neither at the police station nor at the hospital were any cases of sons suffering from exposure re- Previous cold waves less severe than the one current have almost invariably resulted In eral cases of severe injury from ex- and usually in ut least one Accounts but the most conservative reading gave ten de- grees below zero as the low Sunday Other were that thermometers in ex- j pace problem in Choosing nosed positions had registered 14 be- W. N. Vance e t p Mil III Will Install Dr. Branch Thursday At Special Meet Irene Clare Struck ding Grocery Truck Hit Normal Stride as Review Starts yesterday aud at Heights anil nl indicated that the tor lln Hays of semester and I the will a recurrence ill the and health i a i When Hie schools rinsed for the holidays on several hundred were absent from the grades alone because nl Al Hie school the somewhat hni willi oilier nearby the of HUM ot Ilie The sc hinds opened week after ilie vacation with hardly ion In days the number of absentees decreased until Ibis week Super- intendent T. an- Hull the was almost At Ihe high 1'riucipiil Hover made ilar announcement yesterday Miss Irene HHS IK In a serious condition St. hospital as Hvo result of an late Saturday when nhe was by a. delivery truck after nlie bad from a bus at Fourteenth and deen An was to and II wan thought that Miss bad a good Her chief injury is a lured pelvis medical her in- juries from proving more Miss Clare was returning from downtown on an Illinois bus. When vehicle slopped Aberdeen street she wailed for it I in move off. then started toward the south In I he I a light truck belonging grocery and driven by West bad come over hill from the on driver saw the pedestrian j while still u considerable distance hut the condition of the prevented him from swerving sharply enough to avoid the highway had become rutted with ice. and the driver said it was impossible steer The Dr. Harold pastor of the Chicago will be installed his new charge at services to be held Thursday evening in new auditorium of the Leading ministers of Chicago and of the with whom Dr. Brunch has been more or less closely In his work of recent take leading part in the The liev Alva pastor of Ihe church and of the cago will preside and propound the t i o n M Dr. Hoy well-known pastor nf the Kirst of Oak will Hie principal Dr. II of Ihe Irving Park will road thf Tlie invocation and tlie installation prayer will be of- by Dr. L. and the lo tile Will be by Dr. B. both of UiD Seminary of Tlie charge to tho i pastor will be delivered by of the Second church of coming to Chicago Heights Dr. was for live years pastor of the Albany Park Blame Overheated Stove low al breakfast time Effective work of the Salvation Army and its agencies in providing necessities at poor homes in advance of the wave is given as a principal reason for Ihe i absence of hospital I out the Christmas season and after- I ward the army distributed supplies i of coal and clothing to many koines which might otherwise have severely during the past three Ample Warning The ample warning front Ihe weather and the quent the majority to cessor Speaking publicly for ilie time since federal agents arrested 25 men in Chicago Heights in a raid described In exaggerated us u city-wide Mayor Daniel Hergin yesterday told members of Ihe city council thai efforts lo remove the cause of tho must bo redoubled and that any city found guilty of tolerating of law must be instantly must make a thorough vey of the tho mayor we should em- ploy a special investigator lo work secretly throughout Ihe it nil determine If there is actually any such condition as newspaper ar- ticles would seem lo any violation is discovered it must be instantly suppressed without gard for any consideration except enforcement of Ihe position here is the same as it lias always Wo want lo enforce alt Hie Kvery is Invited to make complaints if IIP knows of any All com- For Blaze Butler's In from an overheated furnace broke out this morning at Ihe clothing Otto f i do consoled wn deserted owners themselves Inasmuch as Willi object of organizing for a second year of leadership in wide outdoor the Heights athletic association will Thursday evening at the hull to discuss plans and to new Every member of the both those who have paid their dues for Hie year jiml ending un those who arc is urged lo attend the The lenders the Job must be asked the association hope resign and a new man put in less than men Interested jn his recreation for Chicago Heights will Commissioner A. of preliminary plans in llv deserted the year's j uy OHC I he had Ile association is of choosing i This Invitation bus been ex- tended and during the past month 1 have received not one com- Must il is our business to en- force the ami sen is is Any responsible who down not accomplish forego week-end part in the Oft Sunday recreation for Chicago Heights will they had already sold a large share a president capable of church of lie gained note through the of a number of books i and treatises on religious truck slithered across the by Dr. Branch has preached several sermons since assuming charge of tin and struck Miss direct hurling he Condition Dr. John and oilier motorists were from the and they quickly took the Healed that the damage at least So was the in Ihe front of building that every stock was badly ale away a part of the wall in its rapid quick work by the department vented it from threatening The Is heated by a central steam plant located on the main floor at the The heater is served by a stovepipe which runs I along a wooden It believed that the pipe became red hot after the janitor had fired the furnace early this The tire spread rapidly along the wall and would have assumed j threatening proportion in another few Police at the station in the city hall among the first to ob- serve the dense volume of smoke issuing from the front of the The fire engine arrived at of their magazine the and successful record The wave receded somewhat Walter N. another was ellt Incumbent and of the With Ice from el's moved this snowstorm of more than a week Aurora and lias been un- able to give the work the attention i the danger of serious he formerly devoted to il 4_ in close touch with the and spread so rapidly through the rear of the frame the entire stock was damaged before firemen succeeded to pedestrians was j ably All owners ofj association know thai Mr. Vance's i stores and of residences throughout j B the city arc urged lo promptly clean the snow and ice from their The duty of keeping the walks clear devolves on the is efforts have the workmen for the WILL HONOR PAST Seven Former Leaders to be j Guests at Jubilee I Dinner commanders of the Chicago Moth believe thai danger from injured girl to an auto and rushed definitely her to St. James She With all possibility of remained unconscious for a once because of health rallied satisfactorily short already plans are from the forward for the midterm yesterday were tary school More in reporting the will graduate from land said that he hail done eighth grade at the close of thing possible to avoid striking firm and the class will bpi girl with Ihe lie FALL with lo be held local lie has been heartily received by tho tion and has attracted n large ence of visitors by reports of his eloquence and vigor as a The ministers of other churches of Chicago as well as the public in arc Invited to at- 1 tend the formal installation grandstand and equipment of the and a hose was run from Sixteenth j Heights American Legion post will And memberships lij many street to the rear of the burning More than an hour of vigorous work was required lo ex- the last of the Smoke Crowd People coining to work in the morning were attracted to the place because of the smoke which still came from the front long after the fire was Police were on guard Hill instructed every member the de- that any man discovered refusing to enforce any law would be immediately The mayor said further that when he returned from Texas he from lo the city In the con- trol of outside lie Indicated that news accounts were much actual violations were so fur as 1 can he the ship of the slot The of Ihe men arrested were ently taken In on warrants Plans No details of the plan for the in- of law presumably principally of be put forward revealed at the Aside from the choice of The mayor's a discussion of Hie financial i that the status of the organization will be action against whatever hoodlums a principal item of the I remain in the city would The year of active operation i brought little In the way of reports arc that the baseball ers last summer were not even paid the sums agreed to at A considerable the ex- act amount to be revealed at the meeting by Treasurer remains to lie paid on the outstanding single contribution to its He has word that will be present to preside the he will be greeted with claim by Ihe leaders who have on the work since his The selection of a new head has not proceeded fur as and it i is in and The only other action taken at the meeting was the approval of resolution transferring from the water fund to ilia cor- The Is money earned by the water above operating oe honored next Monday evening at instances have been allowed to a dinner and to be lapse by those joined last year at the temple for 400 during the first big and their j serven commanders have served AS a another attempt Thursday 21. at the The Icr to a close January 25 ami the new semester begins uary 2S. Work animation and The names of pupils will iu Immediately and remained on tho scene until was removed to Hie FIRST NATIONAL'S NEW NAME COVERS TRUST In order to more strongly ON STAIRS NEARLY FATAL TO RAY ELLEDGE Friends in Chicago Heights informed yesterday of ihe serious Injury of Mrs. Hay of em and trust Al the i the First National bank kitchen ou permission to IT BEGINS FRIDAY You won't want to TIIK now which In All Iho of the bent mystery stork's without A mystery with action lit nil The Gray school thp tin eighth grade graduation lts will Tho and of the i Frances i cago to ih Trust her position carrying clothes from the to the of her Elledge tripped and foil 1'lrst stairs to the concrete unconscious for a was added I length of hot soaking in boiling inn vice Marvin to more ter just before she had removed roi and than n ago and E. H. were as well other president and teml about her arms and members of wMl have The trust portant parts in i popular and severely burned a P Ail children who will tacome many in and around years old not later March 5 Heights took of the j are eligible to enter the public j new a at the close of the first Bloom township high will also be open nt Mrs. Elledge also sustained chance the name about the There the bMk was reached at the no injuries meeting of the stockholders and the was given a to ot all iMt Announcement of for any reason have failed to change was delayed for tend during the first i governmental 80 and of will enter Bloom ot the of the new the to a record lr T CKT too frefe living manh and rye whisky nine t In tho jail all chance for Elledge taught at the ington school while her Dr. Ray wan completing his She had been III Hammond for the past STAR want ads help you do your to prevent the curious crowd from surging into the interior and facing suffocation from the The building Is owned by Chicago Heights post in addition to present Hoy All are expected to be present as ored The growth and of during the period the local post covered by the gain more to Is along with a plan to offer reserved season seats for baseball as was the practice last and there will also be department but the 1098 to the owners was slight compared damage to the Isoj re- carding the reopening prominent speakers from national though the season of the Chicago Heights ball club terras of these men will be was no howling success from a financial good record it. established state departments of neighboring I nest Jones and his associates are During and following the planning to put another nine in ate there will be the Held next spring and lo en- supplied by Chicago Ihe best amateur and according to outfits in the Chicago announcement today from The small debt remaining will H. chairman of the not prevent the association from i in charge at starting the new year under Dyke refused to sign a r. i L T j In addition the national able the officers i when he discovered that Reach Heights which has part of the lor New H-H Inhalator Will City Remains Few Minor Thefts Reported Burglars and thieves of the again failed to appear in force ing Hie only minor raids being reported to A got Into a ut the rear of Kant Twenty-second street Friday and escaped with 2-1 chickens and one The haul was worth the being Ernest A small auto belonging to of was reported stolen Later machine answering to this description wan found by Arthur Mahler On Sunday u belonging William Van West Twenty-fourth was reported The machine located by local Van j posed The new H-H inhalator for recognition throughout the Middle was accomplished last by the Chicago Heights will sing several i Completed ihe ment in resuscitating persons over- 400 come by gag is expected to win fte lald for 400, were parly of baseball and tht attention of a considerable portion according to an 300 applications for the from Chief M. S. hy the ot Ul will be ready for use in cies a few hours after its Tho apparatus was bought by means of public One other subscriber was added to the committee Thursday has been aet as the last for Members of and tlie Chicago list He Is Joe jolted to i gave five j The will be served by the Ww Mothers and the i Police Arrest 15 In Raids j on the Dr. Walter and Emil Excellent With a plant worth than at and a good year's record behind On E. Side Meeting Places Local 15 respond during 1n greatly in- If the grand- the local at ery the financial problems of the would end at it IB on Rampage At Jailed Police were called yesterday to a restaurant 42% Illinois where Peter tho reported that a man a huge club had just broken out a window ami mado The alleged was later arrested at 1722 street and identified as Ed He was placed in jail upon Gust's in raids on two Bant side places Saturday Four were ert at Fifteenth street and worth and II were seized KLOK IX 5EW YORK Mr. A. of the Kline at Sixteenth street anil is in New York this week helping After disorderly conduct this buyers to select spring ed to all who like either roent a had been placed for the local store to most ot those were i sold at special sales events in pate in outdoor games or to wit released on i coming iness John arrested in a raid on The Athletic association is an a still located on a fann in Will intended to derive its j was not an membership Irbm the entire j to a report made to THK More than a thousand names by his According to appeared at on the i Mrs. her husband had roll The benefits are ly been picked up by i THE STAR'S news la  

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