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flke No asv Governor Len Smaill paid a visit to VY OOGstock on »uay Duit Lake County people realizing that possibly he would not come qfintothh.ecfionofdmoo\mtydufiagthcmpdgnmud out in large delegations at the meeting. -- f j 'They expressed to the governor firm belief in his policy in building hard roads in this state. Over 100 from Lake County attended the meeting and voiced their approval with the McHenry County visitors at the various statements the governor made when he replied to the attacks made upon him by the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago News and Attorney General Brundage. o s% ' _ Every time the governor made reference to these forces which have been trying to undermine his administration the audience broke forth into vociferous hand--clapping, showing that they are with him to a man in his campaign to fight those interests. McHenry County was one of the sixteen counties in the state that supported Governor Small in the last primary and judging by the expressions heard there on Friday it is going to join Lake "County in the present campaign and give the governor a support which he will be very proud of. f 3 And when the governor, at the conclusion of his address told whereby the state automobile licenses are to pay for this work. the voters present that he was going to go ahead and conduct an honest, vigorous and business--like administration despite the op-- position of these big forces, that he would not bend to their --de-- mands or to their way of thinking; and when the audiencte heard him tell how the Tribune attacked Abraham Lincoln sixty years i"ne ago and has continued its policy of villification against all those who despite their claim to dictatorship in this state, the crowd cheered and cheered and showed by --every --expression . that they realized the PERSECUTIONrwhich the Chicago papers had been conducting against the state's executive. j _ _A It was a meeting which should go down in the present cam-- paign as one of the"most enthusiastic that has been held. Sugely the voters of McHenry and Lake County present at this meeting showed how they feel towards Governor Small's road program and showed that they are with him in trying to carry out the plan The governor urged people to remember that every person who goes to the polls at the next election and does NOT vote ON the road program is counting his vote AGAINST this program. In other words the majority of ALL THE VOTES CAST must be secured in .order that the plan carry and therefore all votes cast for other offices that are not cast in favor of the road program will be counted against it. ' yariiag --_ Mark our prediction: The primary campaign for governor will not be one wherein the antx!mul\ candidate, Senator Essington, will make a fight on his OWN name or record. It will be one wherein the whole campaign for his success will be one of "ripping into Governor Small" with no quarter at any time. Essington will} not be the issue as--against Small. The anti--Small gang will just have him as a means for carrying on its propoganda, of willi-- fying the governor and making the senator a side--issue whose name will seldom be heard in the campaign which is to follow. . * ibertyville Independent . County Indevbendcem -- Waukegon Weekly Sun USED CAR SALE _ THREE BIG DAYS November 15, 16 and 17 GOVERNOR SMALL AT WOODSTOCK,. All Cars in A--1 Condition. Can be pur-- chased for Cash or Easy Time Payments. TELEPHONE 32 F. E. KENNEDY 1923 Ford Touring, with California Winter Top 1921 Ford Touring, Winter Top ... 1922 Overland Touring, Winter Top ... 1921 Overland Roadster, Winter Top ... 1918 Jeffrey Tc:gil?, W'd:r Top Wiouin comnemntencusen 1920 Ford Coupe ... 1918 ;«d }o-g Poipriereunmies 1920 Ford Touring .____ 1922 Commercial Truck ... 1923 Commercial Truck .. id a visit to Woodstock on Friday but (Car in excellent condition; new tires all THE UNIVERSAL CAR ¥_S essennerenns assenssannss + enp anen ns rround) ELECTRIC LINE _ . > SEEKS NEW RIGHT -- ---- FOR A BUS LINE McWilliams was uestioned &/ the police two weeks ago when the po-- lice found him standing beside his Aautomobile. in Clinton-- street... The of-- fHcers u:gght that be might be a booze ruriner as his actions had been rather suspicous. Springfield, Nov. 10.--The Iilinois Commerce Commission today--set for hearing in Chicago next Tuesday be fore Commissioner. Lindley the. peti-- tion of the Chicago Narth Shore and Milwaukee . Railroad. Co. for --a--certi-- ficate of convenience and necessity te, operate a motor bus line from Chi-- cago to Evanston and along the Weu-- kegan road through. Wilmette, Kenil-- worth,. Winnetka, Glencoe, Highland Park, Lake Forest, Lakebluff, North-- Chicago, Waukegan, Zion and Win-- throp Harbor to the Wisconsin state line; also from Chicago through Evanston to Libertyvilie. «3 34"* Charles McWilliams, Who Ran from l'ouooF,I Abandoning His Car, Fined $100. Charles McWiliams, 40 years old, Chicago, was fined $100 and costs on a charge-- of ~disorderly--conduet --when his wife appeared in police court last Butuslrd;y night and pleaded ~guilty for k } ; Hearing Tuesday on Granting Riq_hts for -- Busses to Run hru No: Shore Cities. While the officers, Policemen Mihic and Toulouse, were. talking to him, McWilliams took to his heels and dashed dowmna hill and made his es-- ceape. ©The officers searched the car and found a bottle of liquor. The auto was towed to the police station where its ownership was de-- termined through the statre license plate.. -- The 'police expected McWil-- liams to call for the machine but he did pot show up. Saturday night his wife appeared and pleaded guilty for him. She paid the fine and drove away in the car. < rmmrrimzese=.........$125.00 LIBERTYVILLE, ILL, GULLTY FOR HUS-- BAND IN COURT ... $175, m$275.:: errvescecco s# 27900 ... $450.00 ... $279.00 ...______.$100.00 ... $275.00 rervincsicretled 900 --......$300.00 YVILLE ~INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 8T. JOHN'8 LUTHERAN Rev. Wimer C. Kessling, Pastor. Phone 187--J) Bunday School next Bunday morn Ing at 9:80.0 -- > hPX CHRISTIAN SCIENMCE SOCIETY Third Floor First National Bank Building. . 4 Services Surday at 10:45 a. m. Subject for this Sunday, "Mortals and Immortals." Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. W. G. Wells Supt. A fine attendance last Wells, Supt. A fine attendance last Sunday. Still room for more. ST. LAWRENCE'S, EPISCOPAL Rev.: H. B. Gwyn, Pastor. The services for next Sunday, Nov. 18, (the 25th Sunday after Trinity): Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m. Holy fommunion and address at 10:45 a. m. Sunday School at 9: 45 a. m. We urge a large attendance at the later service when the address when The Young Peoples' Society has its monthly business meeting next Mon-- day evening at 7:45. Every member is requested to attend this meeting. Immanuel's Lutheran church of wl. until --recently a--member of parish, has finally succeeded in getting a new pastor, the Rev. €. Bartz, of Centuria, Wis. Rev. rtz will be installed next Sunday a nfon at'3 o'clock by the former pastor the Rev, Mr. Buerger. Our Libertyville congregation is invited to attend the installation service. Y. P.S. C. E. at 6:30 p. m. All young people invited. Evening service at 7:30. --Subjec', "Three Great Questions." Rev. Guy Smeck, Pastor. Miss Ruby Williams, Church Organist. Preaching service at 11 a. m, The subject, "The Unredeemed Waiting the Church." Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at T:30 o'clock. _ _ We have good music and a welcome to all. A On Nov, 25th, the last Bunday of the thurch year, there will be confession: al services in German, with the Holy Communion. The members of the Ladies' Aid will houmkannuhnnnlng:chmc; basement Wednesday, Nov. 21st. Here is a chance to do your Christmas shop-- CAutch Services .' Rnglish services next Sunday eve ning at 7:80.-- All are invited. -------- 'The women of the Guild have made their assignments for the various de-- partments of work for the annual ba-- #har to be held at the Parish House. Wednesday and Thursday Dec. 5 and 6. Proceedings will begin with the cafeteria . luncheon on Wednesday. Bales will be held afternoon and eve-- ning, continuing over Thursday. , On Thursday evening there will be a chicken Pie Dinner, and afterwards a dance. All come. We are very pleased to announce that the choir of Christ church, Wau-- kegan (Rev. H. E. Ganster, Rector) will visit St. Lawrence's on -- Sunday evening, Dec. 2, and will sing Maun der's well known oratorio, "The Song of Thanksgiving." Ahe time of the service will be 7:30 p. m. There will be seventy vo'ces in this well known choir, and it will be a great privilege for the people of Libertyville to hear such a splendid rendition. We shall make further announcement of the coming of our kind and talented neigh-- bors later. We welcome all in the community to this service. BRACHER BOY HAS 2ND MISFORTUNE .. BREAKS HIS ARM J. R. Bracher, a sophomore. at the Waukegan high school, s¢ems to have his bad luck every"two yeirs Young Bracher, who is son ~of Roy Bracher, deputy county m urer, fell two years ago and from the ground to find his left arm broken. ' When he slipped and fell at' the high school Monday he had the same sensation as when he went down two years ago, only it was in a different arm. _ After doctors examined him they found his right arm broken in almost the same :p:.td his jleft arm had been s»hat-- ered. . man on the LAibertyville branch of the., North Shore Lins, made A0ouble quick time to his home in Highland Park last Friday morning, when the word came that his house was burninz. The fire caught in the atti¢c, and bad gain-- bd considerable headway when di# covered. 'This makes the third tinsa within the past fifteen years that the White family has suffered the loss of their 'home by fire. Then about a month ago their Willys Knight ca ""mu.."""'.." T eveiet thing t nave to a regu k home burned. The loss this u-'} in covered: by fusurance. Leo White, the well known motor FIRST PRESEBYTERIAN £4 DREAM OF INLAND CITY IN COUNTY COMES TRUE NOW the INDEPENDENT ADs other paper in Lake County. From a corner lunch room and dance hall at Wedge's Corners. will grow into a city overnight when the plans: of 'Clarence Wedge, owner of three of the corners, complete ~his present plans. =>< =>-- s > w His dream of an inland city becam§ known today when T. J. Stahl & Co. revealed the fact that he had pur-- farm, the cgontrolling land. at the corners, for a consideration said to be near the $25,000 mark. ¢'> In all the tract that Wedge has ad-- ded to his present holdings comprises 75 acres lying along Grand avenue. _ oo To Raw" fean In flldon to this it is understood that local me nhave taken options on more than 300.acres in that vicinity on the strength of Wedge's prelim-- inary plans. The Wedge dance pavillion bas been operated there for several years and the business has been exceeding-- ly" successful. ® _ . The site is on Grand avenue, about 12 miles from Waukegan, and is the center of county traffic. Motorists from Chicago, Waukegan, Grayslake, Gurnee, North Chicago, Milwaukee, and Boone and McHenry counties sweep through this district daily. The new town will be known as| Inland Center. There will --be & res--| taurant, dance pavilion, two gas {Hkl ing stations, a ; garage, stores. and: places of amusement erected there in late winter or early spring, accord-- ing to present plants. -- ; Three hundred choice lots will also be placed on the market as soon as civil engineers complete their work to fill the demand of those who are seeking building'sites in that neigh-- borhood. * stone cfor New <Town Grand Avenue Corner. Mr.: AA_d;v;ur-'tlm:.\'Moro people read " OUR GANG in "A Qum m' T 30 x 3/ Cl. Cord . 32 x4 _ S. S. Cord 33 x 4" S. S. Cord 34 x 4/ S. S. Cosd 33x 5 S.S. Cord TIRE PRICES _SLASHED!! I.D(?K AT THE PRICES QUOTED IN THIS AD, MR. CAR OWNER! This is your opportunity to equip your car with the highest quality, fully guaranteed accessories at the season's lowest price., Our store is packed'full of sensational values for Ifiitvoweqob' sale. Buy now while these amaz-- ing prices are effective. EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED TO GIVE COMPLETE SATISFACTION Known the world over as the best pres sure gauge made. Regular price is ; 98c $1.25; OUR SALE PRICE....___._._.. An amazing bargain! . 2--piece construc-- tion. Easily taken apart to clean. Pure white stone lite porcelain. Shell of the best carbon steel. Combination terminal for screw or Telephone 202 60¢; SPECIAL SALE PRICE Goodyear Wingfoot Cords SCHRADER Tire Guage ' _ GOODYEAR Tube Repair, SHUR--FIRE Spark Plugs 1923 Libertyville Garage _ PRICES CUT ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE Douglas Cords 30x3 G uaranteed 10,000 Miles 30x3 9.45 30x34 _ 9.98 32x34% 17.07 3lx4 _ 17.43 32x4 . 19.17 1 --NON-- -- sPECIAL 2 SKID |STANDARD Auditorium -- Tuesday & Wednesday Theatre November 20--21 __.$11.15 ..$19.35 ... $20.00 ... $26.25 _.831.15 -- American Legion Auxiliary Benefit _ f 29¢ Goodyear All Weather Cords 30 x 3!/4 CI. Cord ... 30 x 3!/4 S. S. Cord 32x3!/, S. S. Cord.... 32x 4 _ S. S. Cord 34 x 4/ S. S. Cord. This handy quick repair outfit consists of 54 square nches of pure virgin rubber, a large tube of rubber cement and a strip of emery cloth; Regular price, 75¢; PRICE DURINCG THIS SALE FENDER BRACES,for only..........................70¢ CHAMPION X SPARK PLUGS at each....55¢ Many Other Values too Numerous to Mention 33x4 _ 1969 34x4 _ 20.08 32x4l -- 24.17 33x4!88, 24.59 34x4} "_ 26.09 CORD =-- at SPECJAL REDUCED PRICES. Fender Braces LIBER Outfit ii"'l'ious:odnlln- troductory °P ri ces troductory °P ri ces Good 2 Woeeks Only. AQ $12.50 $15.65 $18.10 §$23,.20 $31.50 39¢ |