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M WHAT ", Local Editors Richard J. Lyons Representative "Did Lyon for "when the "by. "Re-ttttttbo. t, " now-u to .\h~l think of I'mme ll "nary ('mmly mm: ward In many a worth lml ulmuhl .qprinttrieht. No ' "mt term than d this County or of ungrateful " Hwy man buck to Sprl more h "At ther ville. In lament Rvpm-enun "That Sprint: ynunK man I Ippolnlmvmx predicting gr Lyons. and WIN'N‘." which llpcmll hm wry hit: "Attsontt the mums-r a Nous. Body this yn-ur Lyn!" trom Mundoleln in"! a thing or mu "Mani! the sum Mo low. tivlnx on-ry Ind mm of him-w". We on" ot Mum-H " enroumrrml to mam that bright young rise before "to "Lyons In.» what might he called Po mnnllly. "In ttlr name In no drawn-t1 In "th In thr word Lyons. Ind the xiv Rirhard J. is no hanvllvap. tor whalevm lrll may mun! in history. the J. mar it thing from Jcrulalt-m to JI-miny Chrlum AND THE PRESS - SAY ABOUT Initial V01 whirl, W REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR , or or " " Hwy d to xprlm '0 have Ilvw. I.“ 1-!" w Wtttt0ylTtV'K EVENING JOURNAL man in can mm and no 1m! might 1 tur name ll word Lynn!“ no handicap. IJIIERTYVILLE INDEPENDENT. the npwnlng sun of h|a_cammlgn n In all popped up and ready for n'l knuw anyona wlm could do III-hum than Dick has. done in mm give the boy a hand." mm: man not Ill yunng Lyons the other two C "up! pr a t which has broken Into the' van is Rvprpywttttttlve Richard J. em. up in m 8th District. Lyon: w" about mums inns: before he Homo. H» in n trim lonkinx fol- indlratiott ot being IMO to “I. G, do not know how hard is "th tho Primary. but we Brp going , Minw who keeps up with this t in tampaixnin: will have to t and go some I" day: might he called Politirli Por- name iu no drnwhlck tor there rd Lyont and the liven name of imnvlirap. for whatever the Rich- tttstory, the J. mar indicate any- llu- 'rnwmohlp of Litr'rtr. F, Mr. Lyons recelved‘tho I KIM-n any person who r any DUN-e whatsoever. t and In a testrrnonitsl at Ma homo cammnnl'y." WOODSTOCK NEW'3 WOODSTOPK NEWS. nlu-s the uhlllly [his “and m the splendid omtuittves. w. an _ Rtrttreryxnttttlve, Dick r “Hymn". tre disap- m IS THE PRESS Richard J. Lyons ON HIS RECORD "Representative Lyons is receiving the just an" deserving commendation of countless friends who believing in him have not been disappointed and they no pleased with the energy end foresight of the popular 8th District Representative. Continued aggressiveness is surely expected by his constituents. and we predicted during the campaign that “Dick" Lyons would make good as a legislator and we are pleased to see him living‘up to our opinion as we knew he would." ' "State Representative Richard J, Lyon: of Mundel. pin. newly elected to thin state ottiee, has lost no time in showing his mnatituents that he ii' "on the Mb." Already he has introduced a bill calling for the naming of n cummission to go into the milk situation. "Dlek" in a live wire and we predict that he will he heard from often during the next two wars." "Representative Richard J. Lyons of Mundalein. who in serving his first term in the State Assembly. nu made ttrrattgettttsnta tn krep the voters ot the 8th Distrirt informed of the bills introduced in the legislature. Coples of the measures will be placed in the Court iiou’srs and Farm Bureaus of Lake, McHenry. and Boone Conntlez. It won't be Dick's fault if lanai voters do not know the difference be tween Milk Commission bill and the Drivers' Li- ronae Law." - 1___, "Ag a first ternwr ill Springfield inst year Repro- sentmlve Lyons set up a very enviable .record by being present and voting at every roll call. Ind by being on the job awry minute of the than during the sessions. it guns without saying that this rec- ord will provo to he or material aid to him in the forthcoming Primary Elm-Hun." A -_.___ “ENDORSED BY THE LEGISLATIVE VOTERS LEAGUE OF ILLINOIS" PRIMARIES- - APRIL 8th WAUKEGAN DAILY SUN, JAN. 24. 1929 RE.ELECT WAUKEGAN WOODSTOCK NEWS A NTIOCH NEWS. DAILY NEWS. Thursday, April 3, 1930