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”mm m'flnhames of the m ndmuonwithkeepinlth-wdi- We do not believe that any fair- mimled citizen of this Legislative District will hold for a moment that having n representative from DnPnge County 1"" the Legislature for the‘next two years begins to compare in im- For the ahovo reasons before ho entered the campaign we most kind- ly and earnestly urged Mr. Smith not to enter the race for the Legishture this year. in three campaigns we, Have nndorsed a candidate for the Legislature in this county. There is the greatest dang" ahead of us that the next [Azislature may be made wet. 0m vote in that body may turn the tide. To chow to any (air minded citizen that the Anti-Saloon League hm no prejudic~ against DuPanre County we cite the fact that within‘rerent years a vate for the wet candidate which is in nxact accord with the define of the liquor interests. Then why not rota for Mr. Smith in the Primary? Some of the reason arr as fnllaws: (a)~fl«ause he has mt one chancr tars ago in the primary the saloon years ago in they rimary the saloon vote for two we! candidates «a ap- proximately anon. The hithest vote for either of the two sucrrssfnl dry candida“: was: approximately arm. 8n it can readily be soon that if the majority of tho wot voters of the disâ€" trict renter on Walker this yen as they now arr fining it would make the suturing of two dry candidates in this primary elation exceedingly unevrtain. Thornt’om, a votr for Mr. Smith at this time means “radically Th0 Mh'r hm Rflka'nn candi~ dates m1- Mr. wan" of JniiM WM 5:: rd and will mire Hm we! mpmfl of “w distrid. and Mr. Smith of Whvahm. HIM"? of UN WMMMI Proâ€" msiw‘ who 6: dry and a very worthy rmum. (bk I‘m-nus:- il in th- N'nhlh’ml: paliry M ”w A-‘li-Kilvwm 1.0mm in flair and mum". (a [No ”W [In-{"- rm In "w rmv-lidalm» mm" a sat isfndnry lrnivlnuw m-vml whmv‘ Math 90:00"me in ”w jmlgrmom M "w (emporium forrm bumm- wr- tmry to saw- IM «new (mm ckfra! hy rmMmllnx the vol! on the numâ€" hr of candidate: hating n mmMNo chant-o M win. II it for :his (and mum that m- :m- unnlrr "no high“! moral and paltiofir «Ninth»! to on- dom Messrs. McCain and Manny at. (MA mm- and m oilwr. I TM".- an "mum only two Rep- ublkuu whn an In- minded. but "urn In {our “mum" who an mnnlng in "w Rmenn Primary. They an- Mr. "nude," of New lam“. Ir, Md‘nhr n! hrkoar‘. My, Walk" n! 10"“ (but. Mr. Smith at WMah-n. Noun "Murp- and McCain an (M IMO»; mmbrn of tho lrflulnum' PM um "flour-I by "w Anti‘flalmn lragmx le ran-um for lhrir on; c'nrwmrnl arw GAL-rlkrnmo (Mir h‘mulnuvr tr- am! In ahaolmvly nan-lurk"; on a" nMIanlmn ioflslutinn‘ Thirdâ€"Thaw nu- thm candidates to be nominated for the Lower Home at the Miniature in thin dintrict next Wetland”. Tiu-ir nomination in m- uiv-lcnt to an election. By our min- arity vntem of n-ptrmtation in this list: one 0! than three VIII be 1 Mount that)!" he min-u 100 mm» M 5.000 I» tinn- in onl’y one candidate of that party mnn‘mx anal he it unlnrtumtoly. wry wfl. That this danger is very real ls found in the slender majority for the Code and In the significant fut that as many or more legislative cmli- data and law-enfommdlt officials are running for ofl‘lce this {all ax at any time tn recent yarn. The wet interests are making a most desperate efi'ort to secure in the primary on September 15, a Legisla~ tun that will do their bidding. If they succeed in their carefully laid plans the Law Enforcement Code will be repealed at Springfield next winter end a fresh flood of lawlessness will sweep the state. The United Socie- tiu of Chicago, which represent the liquor interests of the city, are pledg- ing their various candidates to the re- penl of law enforcement legislationfl Secondâ€"The last Legislature of Illinois elected two years ago. passed the Law Enforcement Code, without which. the 18th Amendment cannot be made effective in DuPage County or anywhere else in the state. This Code was secured by a majority of only Finkâ€"The effective enforcement of the National Prohibition Law in all thfl states is in great peril. A con- certed movement is on in the whole country to break down the law and render it. inefl'ective. In no state is this effort more pronounced in its obâ€" jective or vicious in its methods than in Illinois. Because of the intense interest of the good citizens of Dowan Grove in the public welfare we submit the following statement of facts for their thoughtful consideration: Remus Why DuPage County Dry Voters Should Cut Their Ball?!“ for Bentley Ind "cc-he in the Primary Nut Wednesday. Septem- . be! Fifteenth.â€" LSopu-ber 10,1920 W ELECT DRY CANDIDATES SAILING '3.“ In vrfer‘mV‘ m «snowman male by our of ”w oppvmpntc of Mr. I'm- «hr-gut that be is not I' member of "w RowMi-‘an party, we have in- wfligaw the mullet and late 11w sworn state-men! or A. A. Kuhn. CouMy Clerk- am Mr. Frenchman's party afliliation. as shown by the pri- mary poll hub of Winfiokl and Mil- ton pun-ind: to ho llw Nepahlican putty. [PM to mnurn Mr Io." arr M Ma - hand and “mm rhfldna JEN-lynx" mum! and Arnmr. and a “Mr riwlr of whuwn and {rum-ls. Mn. 6min urn-1 bum m Chicago. Odour 25. 1867. "to dumb": at Mr. nncl Nu Mu Rm-hm. SM was mar. rind to PM" Greater on January 3. Hum. win chvlnu being born In mam. Ohm of «ham pvt-«VIM than math" In "to can" nhoro. ; Mn. Philomena Greater. who dbtl at her how on "£th .umue lat Wedmmlny owning. Went" Int. wan buried In! Satunlay morning n 8!, Item-uh "Wry mu- 0! 3h:- ullnge. Solemn rnluiem high mun um real M St. Jopeph‘n (hurrh hy Hu- Rev. vim-nu ll Gov-twin. n- pas- tor. Every resident of the county In ell- m‘ble to send exhibits to the Lisle Pair, townspeople. us well as (armors. Prizes rm be awarded in oath clus. A: thin in the only country {Air to he held in the county this your ‘t should prove I" attraction to the en- lin- communlty. Chairmen of the different depart- ments are: Live Stockâ€"Frank Keller: Grainx, Vegetables. Fruitsâ€"«Gnlum Wyllie; Domestic Scienceâ€"Mrs. Colv Iius Goodrich; Poultryâ€"Mn] Alice Lacey; School Exhibits-31!” Lola Riedy; Funcy Workâ€"Mu. A. H. An- In their invitation they say, “Bring your best cow. calf, hog. sheep or horse. Chickens. ducks, turkeys or geese. If you have good oats. rye. {barley corn or wheat, better show ‘them. Bring any kind of vegetables or fruits. Ladies bring canned fruit or vegetables. cake, pie or loaf of bread. Great display of fancy_work so bring tatting. crocheting. embroi. dery and knitting." After dinner that will be races and other attractions. Committees in charge of the Lisle SCommunity Fair which will be held under the auspices of the community club of that place at _Llsle some- time in September an: inviting the people of the county to send ex- hibits as well as individuals. PHILOMENE GRENIER All of DuPage County Eligible to Show Products at Country Fair in Sept. LISLE COMMUNITY F A I R COMMITTEES INVITE EXHIBITORS We are confident that the wives and mothers of DuPage County, with the ‘full ballot opportunity in their hands for the first time in the history of our country. will so exercise this high priviledge as to honor their citizen- ship and protect their homes. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE COMMIT- TEE 0F DOWNERS GROVE wAdvertisement tun DRY in this most. critical time. DO YOUR DISTRICT THE HONOR OF ELE- VATING THIS WORTHY PUBLIC OFFICER TO THE OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL. They showed their preference for him four years ago when they rolled up 48,360 majority down State over his opponent who was declared nominated. fie returns showed his defeat by only 2,904 and he was denied the opporttmity of proving that he was actually nominated through a recount of Chicago votes. Because he so ably represented DuPage and Will Counties in the Senate, his friends all over Illinois believe him capable of filling the second important office in the State. Your State Senator Richard J. Barr is now a Candidate for Attorney General Vote [or Your Neighbor “”3",“ 3. ‘ W mums Men and Women Should Not nu to Vote for Richard J. Barr for the Republican Nomination for Attorney General on September 13th. HE stands upon his recon! in live Comnl AssomMy and invilrc Uw mum ta im-miptr iI hofon» mating (Du-iv hallo“: {or Rewrâ€" xomativos in “or Gown! Assembly. HE answers the m" tall:- and lip mung wflml shflws that ho hm: hilMuIly cli-rlllr'ev‘ Ms drug-(ions Io mo graph- of lhis district. HIS laid-Hu- mnl shows that N- has vvpmwnlvd all at (M .mlrnrilh himsa Incl mnvlml Ibilfly. HE is I tutu-MM tanner and Maxims; man and Immrs RM wk of m of the mph inhaling "0w mum! in uric-Ilium! and bud mum pumih. I \‘(V'I'B FOR JAMES R. "ENTIJIV IIE('.\I'.'HI»- J ame§u R.__ _chtley Potter Mfg. 15: Lumber Co. LUMBER Shingles Lumber Doors Windows Screens Millwork Flooring Roofing Siding Moulding Lath Nails Etc., Etc. Wh’en ‘ in Need Building Materials of All Kinds Manufacturers Dealers of LUMBER 6r , Building Materials of any kind do not hesitate to call on us At YourService NEW LENOX. ILLINOIS Phone One Five Advertisement COAL Catherine Waugh McCulloch. the well known suffrage leader says of him: “You have anticipated many of the things women voters will demand and we thank you for pioneering in our cause." He was the champion of equal sur- frage long before it became pop p.ular He carried the battle through to its final victory in the adoption of the Constitutional Amendment. WomenVoters Favor mm BECAUSE “mm n. nmhmv LWednesdny. Sepicmber General Ammbly "st Senatorial District Candidate for the Republican Nomination Primary Election Representative in the For MILLWORK Eta, Etc. Cement \ Blocks Brick Sand Gravel Cinders Lime Plaster Tile Coal Coke Wood Sfiturday, fist. 18â€"Ethel 03min “C1 mm Friday, Sept. “- OF S'I‘AIIBOUL” with. Eveningâ€"7 :30-9:15. A heart thrilling romance of sbcial intrigue, bohemn- ian gayety, devil- -may- care adventure. A L S 0 BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE INTERNATIONAL NEWS 4 Both“menâ€"foesâ€"â€"wanted by the police! One in JOVC=Â¥ with this madcap heiress. The other come to rob tierlf; see what hap ns in this and a dozen stirring seeing s_ A heart-t rilling romance of social intrigue. bohem- “The Fourteenth Man”..é: Robert Warwick and Belle Daniels Evening 7:30 9:00. Ruth Roland F“ ern'm: 7:30 8 9:00 Wednesday, September l5th A 1% Gladys grockwea ‘mm ol the Rockies" “Molly and I” 5 .Saturday, September I“ " Tuesday Sept. 14th SHIRIH MASON 5 Evening 7:30 9:00‘ UNDER THE DIRECTION OF ELMER Thursday, September 16th r) I-“ I ‘ Two Reel Sunshine Com . i ufl0m9r* â€"â€"“MONKEY NEWS” ' ‘ ‘ comes , SPECIAL FIVE PIECE ’ ‘ K "OME- ORCHESTRA Third Episode ALSO with COMING! Admission 15 a 25 cents mania» Admission I?) h 25 m inc. Wu TII. Out of the storm he come to her! 1 Back into the storm“ he car- ried her girlhood drum. and ideals! The drama of a woman who pawned her heart. MU’I‘T AND JEFF in “THE WRESTLERS” TWO REEL CENTURY COMEDY “THE DEVILS RIDDLE" Adminion If: I 25 ch inc. War T‘s. Admilslon )5 l 25 cu in. Wu “In INTERNATIONAL N EWS Town joke, was he? 8% less, no account, ’11 even! thing? He’d show ’ejmv some day! He’d show HE , too! He'd come back to their old town a great mat}, and they’d be proud to get the band out, and-«- One day, after years had passed, Homer came mime! A story that gets to your heart, and pulls; then sends you away full of smiles} 'snmuy MASON Dullc’nou WILLIAM rm