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Rev. Guy E. Smock, Bunday School at 9:45 place for you to learn an Moroping worship at 11. tor will speak on "A Gre: Redeem a City." Pioneers meet at Bociety at 6:30 p. u Christmas exercis Bchool on Dec. 23rd You are invited to Rev. M. J. Nealis, Pastor First Mass at 6:30 a m.; Second Mass at 8 a. m.; Third Mass at 9 a. m; Fourth Mass at 10 a. m. The Christmas program will be given on Sunday evening, Dec. 23rd. It will be Christmas in Art, Story and Song. ;l'he Junior boys' cltub dzy evening at 7 in the The Older Girls' club m evening at 7 'n the parts Younger Girls' club me afternoon at 4 in the p The Older Boys' c'ub me evening at 7 in the nari The Ladie afternoon at The publi attend the s The Junior Choir rehearses Friday evening at 7 o'clock in the parish hall. General choir rehearsal Friday evening at 8 o'clock. The music for thre Christmas services is in prep-- aration. Rudoiph Weight, Social Director. Sunday School: -- First church at 10 a. m.»; Ivanhoe at 11 a. m. Worshtp services: Ivanhoe at 10 & m.; First Cohurch at 11 a. m. Spe-- Choral Eucharist Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The church school meets at 10 a m. _ Classes for all ages. 1 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Auditorium Theatre. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Church Services at 1045 a. m. The subjéct for the Christian Sci-- ence service for this week is "God The Preserver of Man." FIRST METHODMST EPISCOPAL John E. DelLong, Pastor "The World's Need of a Sav or" is the subject for Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. ST. LAWRENCE'S EPISCOPAL Rev. E. P. Baker, Pastor Holy Communion Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. PLYM()!'T[{ LA I¥arhne cbhiproh 3+ Evening subject at 7:30, "Some Peopie of the Bibl@.' The Epworth League meets at 6:30. Sunday Sghool at 9: 45. SERVICES OF THF ): LOCAL CHURCHES :.; golf club, the Eximo of Highland [Park, : of the Ssojourners' JLakes, a well know composed of Mason cers of the Army, N Corps. Have done for others they will do for you. In constant use over 25 years "I suffered from kidney trouble. Misery to stoop, agony to rise up, just sick all over. Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, made a big difference in me. I feel like another person, stronger and better in every way." Orers have been issued by the Navy department for the detach-- ment of Lieutenant Burton B. Biggs U, S. Navy, from duty as aide to Rear Admiral Thomas T. Craven, U. 8. Navy, commandant of. the Ninth Naval district and the Great Lakes naval training station, and directing him to proceed to the port on the Pacific coast in which the U. S. 8. New Mexico may be and on Decem-- ber 22nd report to Rear Admiral William C. Cole, U. Ss. Navy, com-- mander of battleship division 4 of the battle fleet, for duty as aide and flag lieutenant. AIDE TO ADMIRAL CRAVEN TO LEAVE GREAT LAKES STA. Lieutenant Biggs joined the Great Lakes station on December 15, 1926 and has served successively as aide to Capt. John F. Hines, Rear Ad-- miral Henry J. Ziegemeier, and the present. commandant, Reat Admiral Thomas T. Craven. In this capacity hbhe has filled one of the most im-- portant and responsible assignments at the local station, according to the naval authorities, who state that he is regarded as an unusually able and promising young oficer and popular with the entire personnel. Prior to coming to (Great Lakes he served as the radio and communication officer of the U. S. S. Detroit. He graduat-- ed from the U. S. Naval academy on Jung 5, W20. -- PAGE EIGHT Lieut. Burton B. Biggs Is As-- signed to the Staff of Rear Admiral Cole, as Aide . ST. MATTHEWS LUTHERIAN FAIRFIEL D Arthur C. Streufert, Pastor German services at 10 a. m. English services at 8 p. m. Sunday Schoot--at German service at English serv'ce at Come and worshit ST. JOsSHPH'S CATHOLIC Mundelein. C RESBYTERIAN CHURCH ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN W H Lehmann Pastor 1 worship v [Signed) Sara E. Weston, Beividere, IIL i in the parish house. s' club meets Tuesday n the parish hall. Guild meets Thuraday ol at 9 a s i.\ms RICHARD DIETZ PASSED )ys' club meets Mm_ AW AY ON MONUAY, DE(:. 10 in the parish house.' Mrs. Richard Dietz (nee Martha _club meets Tuesday Wasner) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. he partsh house. The Martin Wagner, of Mundelein, but club meets Tuesday 'ormerly of Fremont, died at the in the parish house. home of he; pareints Monday after-- _club meets Tuesday noon. Dec. 10, after an extended ill-- the parish hall. nes of tuberculo$% sof the throat uild meets Thursday Eorly last fall Mrs. Dietz went to ) in the parish house. a@ sanitarium in AXrizona, which was ongregational worshin a in d 10 Oorganlza ho are and Ma PARISH W us a @stor E~ Hn. serve * m 11 th us JJa to Punssal se¥yices were held at St. Mary's church this (Thursday) morn-- ing and Interment was in the family lot at the nearby cemetery. The bereaved family has the sympathy ] of their many Fremont friends. a£ ment, but Mrs. Mary Tekampe returned from an extended visit with relatives in Waukegan this week. Rev. Father Léng, a noted mis-- sionary, closed a week's mission at St. Mary's church last Sunday eve-- ning, which was largely attended. Fremont, who extend their deepest sympathy to the bereaved wife and children. * monthly meet at St. Marys hall on Monday evening, sponsored by their pastor, Rev. B. J. Laukemper. Frank Tekampe and family, of Ke-- nosha, visited friends and relatives here on Sunday. Ed Obenauft spent Monday evening in Waukegan. Mrs. Henry Hamke and son were Chicago business callers on Tuesday The Holy Name Society held their The community was saddened by the death of George Fincutter, who basseqd away on Monday, December 3. after a short illness of puneumonta. Mr. P ncutter ha@ many friends at M 0 0 0 o0 o0 o0 0 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o 0o FREMONT CENTER 0o 0 0 o0 o0 o0 0 o 0o 0o 0 0o 0o 0o of lis Washington, December 12--There is a d'sposition on the part of Con-- gress to mai*k time on important liegislation until the Crrristmas holi-- days are ended, or possibly unail President--elect Hoover s within con-- sult'ng distance. A special session is practically lassured, but the dlead: ers of the present Congress are pro-- ceeding slowly to make sure of their ground in preparing for the next Con-- gress. Mr. Moover's absence from the country on his good--will mission complicates the situation so that the leaers can not agree as to whether a session in the suring or early fall is most esirable ¢rom the stanpoint of the incoming amanistration. Thete is no auaitrize spokesman in the Senate or 'House so that the legis-- lative boy must await ef nmiae wor from the Presientelect on his lesis-- lative program. lative prograum. --_-- The House Committee an Means, the entise me which will be: pract call the next Congress, is pl give its full attention to t tion during thp first wee ary. The ideas of these to obtain the opinion o' it agriculture on' tariff m then to work out schedu attention of the Senate in the event of an eXxtra sudden decis on to revive has forced the U. S. T missionto work night and der tot bring full informa House Co The Ta lal subjec will be : the, that NATIONAL SUSTAINING MEMBER 102. omm on ght away 0) (-- th¢ p. m. dA O ASSOCIATION d W ~ Livte was no mov'e id and prarents made --r home at once»+ Mr. trizona and arrived vife only last Friday M ommitlee entite me pract cally 80 rNnOt m ~EDITORIAL preparing ) tandtt legi O 11 ear ng8 18 dustry and tters. and dA S 197 0n m £» O rove wor & C M A etV *# la y 4A Hall. h or Tue The and Dominick Bresette, Chippew a Indian, for the murder of Will Beck, Millburn farmer, will have his case considered by the board of pardons and paroles Dec. 13% in Chicago, ac-- cording to press dispatches _ from SpringfielId. Brown, spurning the parole board, failed to file a petition for execu-- tive clemency as did the other two men. He, through a negro organi zation, intende to appeal directly to Gov. Len Small and Attorney Harry Hall, his counsel, w1ll leave Monday or Tue«sday for Springfield. The three condemned men -- ar titter toward each other Thereé vwill be no unifted appeal for clemency. The date of exeécution hus teen John Brown, Chreago negro, sen-- tenced to die in the electric chair at Joliet along with Claud Clark serious PAROLE BOARD TO HEAR BROWN DEFENSE ANYWAY U motorists who arrived at the scene of the accident a short time after it had occurred.. He suffered much from exposure, however, before he was found. At the Kenosha hospi-- tal his condition was given as not wrekagt LI0N MAN BADLY INJURED AS HIS CAR LEAVES ROAD George Johnson Falls Asleep ' and Machine Crashes : Into a Tree > A note Of uneasiness A1; apparent that a wholesale to ofticial Wasbington as the views of their successors. There are nearly 100 newcomers for the Beventy--first Congress, the mapority of whom defeated the present. in-- cumbent, anu feel that they should not be bound by the acts of ther predecessors. It is an ingtance where the victor will noot allow the loser to take the spoils. The yrivate office of President Coolidge is crowded these days wit"h Members of Congress, calling osten-- sibly to pay their respects, but 'n realifty to urve the appointment of some Of their frienus to some hizh politica} office within the gift of the Uhie! EXecutive. of important po: filled by Mr. Coo tires from office jobs are 'br long carry thit »atrol inevitable advocated (Qur Washington Letter _ it Mmo' TGAGE LOANS, PROPERTY MAN/ 3EMENT, GENERA!L INSURANCE, SURETY BONDS, SERVICE, SEE . T} B Y W I|L L |A M D A L E Y N. E. A. Correspondent FOR RENTING, REAL ESTATE, for 1x he 0 th )hnson RE\LTORIN8uROR ~nposite Eleotr'ic tati FAI Phones 469 and 269 xecutive LIBERTYVILLE INOEPENDENT, THURSDAY, DECE] O e _ men Beck M r Administrat s have never it matdens so was removred from t f the machine by oth ho arrived at the sce ent a short time after ed. He suffered mu i m b ress presst ition at the A 1 Wi n ( the hootin a £ t ay 16 home. w } ar Ove W Oll. been _ the o ts days with ling osten-- ts, but 'n $ crepl in re--organiz U "ega DU-- "lame claims Hou e wou'!ld : POLICEMAN IS l SUED BY WIFE to FOR RENT--Flat of four rooms and © bath, $80 per month. 808 N. Mil-- Thos KiAd, Rt. 1, Libertyvyille, II1. FOR RENT OR S§ALE--Farm of 120 garage. Heat and water furnish-- ed. Apply 131 8. Stewart Ave. 47 tt FOR RENT--T7--room house. Inquire 112 First St. Phone 305--M. 50 2t FOR RENT--7--room house. Call Lake Forest 1740, between 5 p. m. and 9 a. m. 50 2t FOR RENT--5 room apartment with FOR RENT -- All modern 5 room cot-- tage. "Call Lake Forest 1740 after & o'clock p. m. 50 3t FARM FPOR SALE--160 tillawble; dairy; on con way; near tow n Owner McFarlane, Delevan. Wis Two 6 room houses at Wheeler and Ellis Avenue; lot 100 by 150. First mortgage $3375 each, 4% years to g0, 6°% interest. No prepayments. Will take clear lot, or what have you, for equicy. J. L. Holmes, 10 S. Ua Salle St, Chicago. 476 tft foooooooooooo 'o CLASSIFIED ADS o 0 0 0 0 0o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 of wheat, shelled corn, barley, oats, and buckwheat seed, mixed _ ready to feed. Also baled straw. Will de-- liver. Bergeron Stock Farm. 2 miles waest of Tibertyville., on Lake street road. Phone 678--J--2. 44 tt REAL ESTATE--FOR EXCHANGE Cost $3,000 four months ago. Will take $550 for all or will separate. Beautiful furniture of 4 room apa rt-- meéent. 3 piece. silk mobhair parlor sulte, hand carved frame; 8 piece walnut dining room set; two 9112 Wiiton rugs ; 4 prece walnut bedroom set. comolete with spring and mat-- reés; occasional table, 5 piece break-- fagt set; lamps; chest of silverware. Must be seen to be appreciated. Will artange for delivery. 7729 Yates Ave., near 79th St.. Chicago,> IIl. Phone South Shore 3774. 456t. P'OI_{ S_AL&{Ihicken feed, composed Arlington Heights, I11 O BARGAIN FOR YOUNG COUPLE POR SALE--Olq grown buckwe Bérgeron Stock 0" Isbertyyville or Telephone 678--J-- they found the Coacu . oOveriqaueu with hunters High powered rifles, frequently in the hands of the inexpert, and hun-- dreds of hunters where there were once dozens, add an element of dan ger to the sport, he admits after making 21 trips to the north each Deer hunting, lfke prohibition, is becoming a problem according to Assistant Supervisor Ira Holdridge of Waukegan, who retutned with his party over the week end, after get-- t'ng three bucks near Powell, Wis., at the Al Seifert lodge. "Deer hunting was never any bet-- ter than it was this year but there were 60,000 hunters who went into the woads. Two were killed right acres, ' 1 mile west of Miliburn. Supervisor Holdridge Declares 60,000 Hunters Comb Woods in Wisconsin DEER ~HUNTERS BACK BUTFIND: A NEW PROBLEM ()] POR SALE OR EXCHAXNGE REAL ESTATE What have you? ' REDEKER W CFOR SALE A LJ Ave. FOR RENT m+« Dur sport, h« trips to mick. orce veat flour, delivered. c Farm. 2 miles west on Take Street Road. J--2 44 t a l his wife, Marie, ielty.. They were o Jan. 14. 1922 M A Y nt North Lake Phone 496 acres rete 0 te high-- Denman 48 6t t uck her oine sU+ Chi-- all or FOR RENT--154 aeres, bladk soil, al tiled; barn wm? room fofr 40 head catile, 5 horses, modern equipment; rooia house, tool shed, corn cribs, 9 room house, furnace heat; 2 hen houses; three--fourths mile Ito town; electric lights. hard and so't wa'rer Dearborn 8578. H. S. Schrader, 77 W,; Washington St., Chicago. 21 , Mundelein, completely| furnished and all modern conveniences; furn ace heat. Rént vyery reasondble It must (bg rented at once,' as owner is leaving for the west A real home for the right party. For in-- formation call at the Independent office. Phone VanBuren 4110. Act quick. _ | 47 tt nace héat. | 6 room bungalow, furnisl?.'n-d: ; on paved street; 1 car garage and click-- en coop; furnace heat; | availabie for four months at rental of bunga-- low. \ | . INQUIRE OF REALTOR| KAPING TELEPHONE 469 FOR RENT -- Five-roomy house in Unndlalain . anmnlatale! Finnint ~d F O R REN T Store on Milwaukee Awinue. 7 room house, near bujiness dis trict; paved street; furnalpe heat. 6 room Dutch Colonial house; or paved street; 1 car garage; -- fur PORK LOINS ROUND STEAK BONELESS SMOKED BUTTS Friday and Saturday, December 14 and 15 PALACE CASH MARKET Where We Have Only The Highest Quality Meats. At Lowest Prices <--------------------WE OFFER THE FOLLO W IXG ---------------------- ROAST ~ 259 ¢»-- ravn's 30c» CHUCK POT HAMS 16:¢ *) Butter 534c» Laitip 28c"* elephone LITTLE PIG NA TIVE RIB ROAST BEEF 32c » ROLLED 180 Come To The SPECIAL MEAT SALE BONELESS ROLLED Boston Style §HORT IBER 13, 1928. ous of taking advantage of Chicago evening schoolg, to ass'st with house work; good home, private room:; $6 a week. A. H. Weéeig, 4522 Altgeld St. Chicago, I!1. 50 1t MONFEY TO 1LOAN--We hate a con 'siderable amount of special fund» in loan on improved farm or city property. ~We invite your inquiry First National Bank, Libertyville, I1] Inois. WANTED TO RENT--A farm of 60 O in house. F. A. Wilton, Lake V"a, Ill. Phone 105--M; f 49 31 to-- 80 acres; .. cash rent; with electric lightg preferred. . A. Wilton, ake Villa, II1. Telephone Lake Villa 134--M. 49 3t WANTED--Young girl who is desi: HEA'FT KING-- Of pen#able, reliat orporation .o 606. N. MILWAUKEE AVE,, LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Son Miscellaneous Employment {Nn( WANTED 0) UA (f The aim of The PALACE | CASH MARKET is to | supply the best in meat : products at a price you can : afford to pay. You must | be satisfied with any pur-- = chase made at this store. | Everything kept and sold ! in the most sanitary way. E ible ; ie mi Tant+ sUGAR CURED | BONELESS ' HAMS 24(: Ib. _ VEAL 28;.(: Ib. WHOLE 'or HALF ROLLEFM RoasT SMALL AND LEAN g O WHOLE OR HALF 1 by Ka by the A AT THE O / sirLoInstEAK _ 35c¢c» _ Countryside Motors 107 E. Church Street Our Service work is gcuaranteed.. Our mechanics are "Chrysler--Trainied." Our shop is fully equipped. We areprepared to do your work at a time to suit your convenience. t OUR SERVICE MAKES SATISFIED, REGULAR CUSTOMERS LIBERTYVILLE Chrysler Dealers MUNDELEIN: SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR PER POUND PER POUND sAUsaAcE 25c » 4 POUNDS ROLLED ROAST BACON roast 28c» PER POUND C. CROWELL Mgr TELEPHONE 103 SIRLOIN HIGHEST QUALITY AT REASONABLE} SUGAR CURED N $1.00 BONELES MEATS PRICES LIBERTYVILLE, ILL. 2a;C 33¢ 35¢