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Libertyville Independent, 4 Jun 1925, p. 10

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', o'. . bdsiys'the still -is secrétary of thia,aire coVhty law order League. That fact itself causes. one to wonder if tc." .,' _ thereisat't anybody' WITHIN Lake-Goumy eaJyatlltof E".*'*'im f 3'mj'f'fljarry 'of 0111*an ',1,-tgiusi,f-1ti1gii, anrtrra; ":WoIIKEIsW'fi'Wa in: in": . mum-m Mmmmiimmargfimmmm d7; Tf In hits exaggerated enthusiasm, over regthtfnguhe warm; _"'i',e . am1-pvactiees f - theudher Maw, Buzl'om {040.111.2411 (hr. "t no longer a preacher in Lake County but instead assigned - 535:: ___ thsgvego, Ill,, yet retained as secretary of tluraso-ealled RGUM . vamzmé--QW ',1'scrent ~2:"$"'_', ._.-_.___. 's.s1i'" tii' evm¥m€1rémfidisumfiadr (mieago my ittiriii' _- .ln Input "on." of Hyde Pl .L.-»':_ m . "nttitttt Doctor and In. 'rl - of." thnter avenue. in . .3. a! In; A. B. In!" ot 'fif-'rrfdh'U'l'it Wttntr gunk; of New d "-", ilk and n. Ely" Brown of South 2&5. ,0? 71 9" to the Tit. 'e-lr-'"- MA that the residence 7"» M, "It: no Center an, Li'i "a. __ atmmrmm ;:;__£m_£r0m Mad biilts, Osrego' is-quite a distance " 'L from Lake County yet9sayle apparently_.still is paid to look after us up here' in Lake County. ' . . JF-e are not arguing-in favor of the boxing hilljin -___.t._ltig_1rAitptioyl, Vtt,_syt1ipp't ltlieyitfhgt_tIfl Fho 1pry favor itare to be condemned as Quayle would have it. -- .lle talks about grman now and then being killed in the _ prizefig1Wring,-but we'll wager that in the-40ml in the United States during the past, year there 'werem't any c' _-more men killed boxing tha'nrthere were ministers who went wrong and brought the mantle of shame on the cloth. YET -prizenght promoters wouldn't assume to condemn all ministerw because there are found now and 'm the}: fatalities in their miorrttndttsurely when a anini- ster does do the things that many have been found guilty of during the past year, it IS a fatality to the, clergy as a whole and makes it harder for the gomLpreaeher to do his work. -' "' «m M Mint your or so. It is F ' is "9at 'h tirm IN"! qrhteh _ l _ , . "r"'r'M""trr f, " _ ttd can: my Yrci' mm keep um HUN; m- mud Ire, cliaritahlr. It Quayle didult ap- p"var once in a "bile as the father of swipe "anti" move- ugcuLhc'duuly -lursas-auus-jub, that -0! being a preacher; as it now is he's a prvachcr in one plaee, Os/we ,it,U.1, 3. '.tthrtttt, anew In tpptheri r1'lilisli1"iiii.tl;'ii?iiltii 'Bj1t 7iiiiiidhf1rtWirG%i.' with iTih"riii'ii)ritiiE .hiurliviug Tit "pensive their days!' _ . -- . '", b, . The paid reformer usually assumes the smith" ALL who are not WITH him must of necessity be AGAINST him;. folks have-no right to hare opposite Topinions to theirs for only theirs can be right. Properly regulated boxing matches are-just ins-much a part of athletic -dcvclopmcnras tho college football, as baseball, and no more" men are seriously hurt in the ring than on the football field. If boxing is brutal, football is doubly so: the chief diifercnop is that the middle (Jags follow and practiee boxing while footluill imélic game of the rieh college youth or 'vth lads in highT'thooh Yet we don't hear any 1novetncnt to halt football. not even-from idol-titers like Quayle who assume" to say they're called uyhn by 50m? hidden power to look 'rtiter'the.morals of others. - uvlup MPN'" @Bllllbu IV "AID. u-Lvu was" Jul-luv Mtdrl'8"r.,re' one voieemtised to the defense of the; reformer ali; is pad. fp .make ether tpllrp, 15992. geek 1t1tt, flgt 399111933? apparently must' be within the limitations wilich Quayle and his ilk prescribes else thiry're all wrong. -..-91ayleuutw-preaehetrat, a eluLrge_irufhltsp g9, y ct 'n" PAID "FORMER. CENSURED BY MINISTERS _ The Methodist'pastors believed he Went too fur when, just because a woman legislator saw fit to. vote as she felt, Quayle called her, "a modern Sapphira" at, a pre- vious meeting of Chicago ministers. The Methodist Tip- iiggtuii-mia-athaaa-tlatiitat.aatugiatttinttultgt.atti,pf the holds" Mr. J. H. Nature paswnp r. a ot the Plinth. "thank" and taut Rood. Incl M." ".10an pleasantly beam] for the wmnn ttto Mitier borno. can New" N "east ---irteHHr'.drt attt6Aaasilrast up ratR-e" out on FYiday and may"; am} .home- 'af :03 H1 um: _ _ many Held and flmily are at their country'bm ot Snendan mud and mu remain until September One of the Inn: tettor'ertttrttt ever laid out h this county the not: recently add- " I. the Pteid "tate. Ail of we .0- mm med - manned frol' m3- in. And a. hum-oumru -tntesded the work. The body at I). can I! composed of thit "eeiat my mum nd " u tagtooth u a. "bid billiard ball. The "not all -drrtes are an anion and the out " been declared by " -ts ">rfeet in every respect. LAKE BLUFF bertyville' I ndep endeni County Independent . Waukegan Weekly Sun NEWS ITEMS "haw". " I. t our m "hlltthl7dA'lg agfiid Write "rtrt 'Hnm "t hidsy showman June 3 it , t o'dork. :' u the haw mt mm tro- e f Alarm" union ot u. "lla- k " 'ion winning an. they will " a tir ',so musk"! ot their has" to man In" Ioldl. '11." dd" In the an} Lair M» tn-_ In: gt has and. the 1'.- m than»! H} than"! him no.) t. The rot-om warm d the? balm-t out We? Home ranch and on Deer» mtion day and the 9nd,, following "he "In" took (an a has! lay " ipraraate. The Appklons. Eldridgo'. Jamhs " A and, est-binned in weir aunt-"er amps Ind-Wm remain until October And In" tt the tenth" vermin. Mr. mu A. Knuuberx. formerly vbolom thie afternoon of tu Park Puce, in: not named an not" vu killed and five in INCH"! " the Notional mm wounded In " attack of 3.000 Chin- Weeks. Botlblem. Pt. as In new" on (in; house" kc work. At- "nu. ft."',', the mm pan oi Impacts " individual foreigner! cow voqk. . "than tor an yams» timed to be reported from districts a man. moan, men thete'Rhe Pate6usratttr6t covt.vhh will to m or com. a an - was: m (min daunt- m qrttt$omut.thit_trteedertapbe uncertain. not: him. In. cal 'tu. Irv-nun The urine as particularly dtreeted no "ttt II Paris but will all tor "any"; {out A 7 _ Chario- uatu Bennett. "pt, ot no Postal Tom» Co., and In. Bun". In. Pieenker, In: W113- i" an It. Join 7mm, an ot Chicagok were [nuts et Commador end In. Doyle over the veal and. _ It. t Hutton bu puma-d tho "rem'oeierGe home for m mutate. At . mm trt.ta" Burt Pout it 510 American kahuna} 'll ' I the (I: once W. R. 51.5%., 'sNtl'i'u'?h'ri'i"-itrs'l': _ n r tir o_nly 1nuii"h,t Utart'l J'tll M "kkt 's'at'uMik' ..... and. Re "I - a. " Mm 394 s Celt",',',', . 'rs. m ttdat m 51%" ro t t m humerus. and will somme (L home for his mum. Mr. httd Mrs. Rav Nitnrh ttttd Ruby or ('hlrun called at the Floyd Rene Jun undil'oln- Muir- hotmrttntttrt It. and In. Bob Brat-her um! Wed-dar. - Humor home but mum». . 3 . _ Rts. Peter'Merem In If W Nada}. -" -. . In. Schnlander of Chicago amt Sunday with her brother. Mr. A. J. Filth. -- P"' -, -r 'er-.- it. Arc'ble house returned home After wading a tow dun It Bt. Pull. Minn. , . " ' Mr. um! _Mrtt. like Pinon And ehil. am were cum " Johann Mon- dq afternoon. _ m. and I"... Dell Smith and "ttdtt- to: Yale!" Ind In. B. t Tucker motored to Antioch Sammy: __ no) sons motored to 31eHor'trr _ det., . 7 _' V - I children of North Chicago not! urdar with the lonner's mats And In. Nell Houaard, . . . Mm, ClLt0gtqiIiyr" n Chi Fife» Wednudny. In. Wm. hon "Janina-mm aday with her mother In Chicago thin week. In. A Rndzinski and daughter En were Chicago canon "my. In and Mn. Sumner Bauer "q children It!!!" Sunduy Incl-not": It the Harold Kennedy home. Mr. and Mrw K. I, Pita. Mr and In. but" Pun. and but}. w. and III. My I'll. and baby. "In "all!!! of Chicago. In Jim baby and baby nine" "ettt Saturday mt the Jim Curra- hone. . 5 ia. Milford Smith-ml stthor Sue Wu were than» aharrpers qhutrrrdar. A . Vein: Fitz was a Chteago4alier Tum". In. In Smith and dining: Flor- ence were Chicago, caller: Timothy. In. Chas. Mason ot Waning" va- a Round Lake caller Tuesday even- in. Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Hand Ind In. Hum" And lather. Mr. Fred Pawn, motored to Wuhan Mon. RNLSchmlu v" . Chicago all" Tuesday. -ts _ in: Nor-Inn German Ind lageiie 3am: motored to Wanton! PM". um Francis In": spent s tow din with relatives " Libertyvmo thin veer. . A . , JveGa no: mu 3 "lief u the Peter Moore home nt Cibertoilie Bat. The hound Inc? Wham hold their picnic at Roach. in! Pts day. Burma had I good ttme. Mr. 3nd In. [no "and" "and" A no. at any" Salty "can; Mr. and In. John Rosin; and ehil. drwn-trra Round Lulu- miller- one day Int wrv-k. In. GilrtsrdJyhite motorgd to Au- run. ttt., Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Blue. amour lu- lou Ild in": Mary Taylor of on Park. were caller- at the Funk Am Inn home 3.81mi". - in and In. ma Forth, Mr. pts," Harvey Portia and Mrs. E Fania and Inn ot Otiraco arr-qt t dar at the Mlbrl Lioriler home S day. . 7 _ Mr. M.Mrl. In Ayltard and erir drmt.ttt Hem. Mrs. Mosher and. nmdm aatd.Mr. New"! "(Naugh- tct of Chan-ago were all": " (in? Clara Rodr hone Sunday. _ l. Mal not!" 1 m Me ot mum pad - . to Aux-d moon." Iteet It... arm be hold " If". Bl t on Thun- um'lua "A luncLeqn mu no and " t.tr'eloeir Mr whiett I!" ot M) "gttg will be chant An afternoon of male std otUr "(err Nine!!! will be tumlshod. A comm hwttatioer i-stended to the Putrlle: {040.91.24.11 Jain, _ Ip_tht, 1391111395; IAND BRITISH . TARS IN CHINA *hanghtti. JuneI '--Rrltisth sailors In large mun". were landed as the "ttMoreittn Ipttlt binned in fresh violence this afternoon. "ie strike a particularly allotted spreading Involvlu at public utm- tkl u to" u the "to": than Foreigner: "tempting to mum can and storm: ot "on" lam-M " the nm with". Women were "no" the injured In the lunch on out... A - Vulcan. Mo. Jun r-r-th")--- "he" nor on In." Holman. new Harry Alan. M. "In army. in; LatiiFitFt Ti Jury LhM deliberated oat, thirty minutes new" her my. . mumm: In. o. AuHowy1ts_Mtrr. my» mu. 0'"on our. ' "It". l3..lh03y-B_Il!°9. " tt,trtetP.teP2Pt. , _!'g,ti,ii'iii's'i,i " m. ' / myth -- F My" _ Claim 13!); WE '0 _ "at" St Mr and m1er Sun- 'v-r-err-et-ee-., _ _ . A " "- fl?liilj-lfi--lljiiri"i A'city wide price-cutting event-that's what Waukegan's Community Bargain Day is. All the stores join in this semi-annual bargain festival. No matter what you buy or where you buy it you will save money on _ your pur- chase Thursday, June 11th in Waukegan. Community Bargain Day doesn't just happen. Every store has been planning for weeks, securing the markets for special pur- chases, to malethis a red letter day for wise shoppers. Be in Waukegan Thursday-stock up on warm weather needs -the more you buy the more money you'll save. ' EN., m-u.-----.--- " To Waukegan Thursday Wilt - a $57"? T . » _e" " :rare 22.2% T, 2 21.97" 'll% EflliBtil J, Bl " J. w» ' E.', " = . ' , 'd \ I x ,. . NI ,, Jill M, dE tiirtit M dlllll E .1 NI A: "2232 la a 2 ~22 2 ih" " 'ttnil ya i - - S8 m ,' L! Al ' 2 32 "fa 3:212 , $8F, 3&9 tmtl w, 'ttall 225 " al MtIRiMElaIIr5i2aIN448ea gag" " " iiQlliieiip' p, A 5rNRell88 I "A? _ '51i' "ll: . - 2 E matrill igt .9 ', lt' 5: ig 2 2 Mtl MM . , J, Eif (rlil ill)g8 ta if 'I ' r' tij? N," A ilEN a, . " . Iieagratss,reg%i=2a t A7!" t -.- ". ' . -"e In m}! i1" 4....-.

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