"o hx . Declaring her--regret that the Uni-- ~~~~ 4ed Statee does not display the same interest in protecting her cit-- __.---- _ Smens in Chins and-- '":'thm first _----.~ * ege--witness description e events Im--and around Shanghai during the _Seans haven't as many people or as ~-- much invested as the British, but ~we should be protected just as much ©y our own government. ~~ SBome people think it really means . war--with Russia--that Britain is get-- *4ing her troops here before concen fiuyl'mandoxfordsof&fin, * --Suede, Kid, Calf, and Patent Leather, in . all the fashionable n_ew_Spring col * Jlasts that so gracefully fit the feminine #ur own people. The way things are now out here, it is better that mama is out of it all.s She worried # lot and in her helpless 'condition, Pow is employed in Shanghai by the 40 Oil company and~ ber BDear Aunt Lyde: &. @aughter of the late Mrsa. ittile Brochon Longfeliow, has writ-- ten a most interesting letter to her Miss Eleanor , Wri-- _ ting to Mrs. E. 7«. Pre-- dicts Russ--Britain War. foot. Hm';edwwonly&ooftlndomof distinquished new models for all smart occasions. Modes decidedly for the woman of fashion. IN SHANGHAT IN LETTER TO AUNT --RNRZA A A VY lLaAZ RL Well Dressed Women Will Wear Easter $5.00 to $8.00 of of The following is from the --Rev R .R.| "We are ushered into a hall that .Keim"c l ooat, Martor of the Wakh |goes right through the center of a sim-- day, and tells of an interview with the|P'*% OD@--tory building. : Here Tagore great Hindu poet, Habindranath Ta. receives his guests. We were there gore. Rev. Mr. Keithahn is on mission--|but a moment when 'The Poet' came ary duty in India: towelcome us. -- Where his face had "So this is the t been almost expressionless before, now Mbbmc;'Mflwm';flg it beamed as he welcomed us. We from Bilpur, stands this grove of trees, | Y°TC 8eated: Opposite sat '"The Poet' In it are hidden Tagore School. Here|Of India, as he is always called. We mmmm mu".bfl"tmmr--mt. the tree under which both Tagore and #C800! where he is trying to prepare his father have satand seen visions of | POY® for life. Here all restrictions are the future as they looked out over the |thrown to the winds. 'The boy is al-- m:mmmanhdmt""' prequirements -- have : been > set platform.-- Here the people of the|28!d0.. The boys continue to keep in school worship. mh'M"m with ' their villages.© Here simple; that is, there is nothing inside |l®2rned --men from all over the world .'wmamum.mflmmm-"mm"" for the leader dnd three smail, low |Deriences, their souls with one an-- : "'M!lfifla'- "But we had other thoughts in mind, ':time for worship. . .A has | And soonI put--the gu i. which I my shoes the others and | to speak.. -- How can we who co '"coming. -- There he is in hz tigure before us leaned forward. -- Ani mnwg beard flowing in | for the next three--quarters of an hour e wind; --yes,. one|he spoke from his own sodl to us. mfi We arhe. "Alt mng a--soug ot | No IgrInE in br telling of hin own o. ?mmm&s yer.| perience in _ 'In his stay there peace in a man's life. As he talks his | wit g'%fiw ne.' eyes are clc face expressi0OD--|Then he wel say that we also. praisé.~ The 'Poet' leads us in prayer. wammugfl'nmnn:'p'olem- dren sing a lyric. After: . Mmma-mwj} 8. Genesee Street &p wm m. 4 John C. Burt, Waukegan National Bank Building Phone, Waukegan 619. Richard Bammfl. lm"lm € Philip Brand, ; C. 8. Alshuler, _ Former Lake County Minister Spends an _ Tofhe. with tharr ware or doine thingr, 'H With Ta s o Al. too soon an hour had passed. 'The our agore, the Great Hindu Poet ||Poet' nad been so generous with his A STOCK__ COMPANY'S $SURPLUS _ IS --.YOUR-- PROTECTION is but a moment when '"The Poet' came towelcome us. -- Where his face had dt beamed as he welcomed us,. We of India, as he is always called. We ;t*odabn'l:l't.muho&r--thg schoo!-- where trying prepare boys for life. Here all restrictions are thrown to the winds. 'The boy is al-- lowed to develop in freedom.: Govern-- ment ~requirements have : been > set aside. . The boys continue to keep in Waukegan National Bank Buillding. Phone, Waukegan 132. O. W. Farley, Phone, Waukegan 4500. A. E. Enerson, Phone, Libertyville 440. . Phone, Waukegan 8031 _ . M. J. Cosover, _ Hodge and Pearsall, 420 N. Milwaukee Avenue, __-- _ Waukegan National Bank Building Phone, Libertyville 440. Phone, Waukegan 3031 time that it geemed unwise to ask for R. G. Kaping, _ F. M. Opeka, 201 8. Milwaukee Avenue, 1645 Sheridan Road, First State Bank Building, Phone, Zion 62. -- W us dee Foas . s oS es s Oe n oi C Phone, Waukegan 4070. H. W. Judd and Co. Johnson Outboard Motors: Are Now On Display WAUKEGAN:-- 124 Belvidere Streoet ..' _ ILLINOIS "LET u8 sLOoT ouT 'voua INBURANCE-- TROUBLES" s "We Settle cflmm Once" LAKE COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY. --MASDODN & WHITLOCK For information or demo: yo & leave. He took our hands in both of | _ his. He gave us his blessing. We went away feeling that our souls 'had come tap, 4 Phone, Waukegan 2272%. ~ Waukegan National Bank B 323 N. Genesee Street. Phone, Waukegan 132. e Phone, Wnkennr:fls. Lake County Ins. Agy., R. S. Sherman, CZ N LEEEL C A&V"UJ » 130 N. Genesee Street, Phose, Waukegan 1775. Kaiser and Hall, Houth India, Feb. 26, 1927. Lc NE @4 C . -- 131 West Ellis Avenue ~ LIBERTYVILLE PHONE 748 -- 225 S. Genesee Street, Phone, Waukegan 2755. * Burnett S. Love, Buy Cement Blocks National Bank Building. _ 307 washingtos Street ukegan 994. Phone, Waukegan 491. . Lindvahl, _ -- ~Whitney and Hoyt, _ Chas. A. Worack Agy 305 Washington Street Phone, Waukegan 129.