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V Libertyville Indepegdeqt CW, Aturn to the executive 55%; that his departments are functioning will, that he has surroupded himself with men who are giving the best in them for the state. Col. tiuith's many friends throughout the state who have been watching what his course is to, be in the pres- ent, campaign are observing with more than passing in- terest the-way he has ut' himself into the battle and hurled defianee at the 'jQin'llil'l' group which its trying toaptdermine Gov. Small by mudu1indiitg, villification, F While some of the campaigners for, the ggyernor are hurling bapk the same sort of venom at'the attackers ot themgpvernorx that they are using, Cpl. Smith takes the broader Stand am 'is' 1it1tttrit' the -governoetr arenomimr- tion on the merit of his administration; he is arguing that Len Small has made good tsufficiently to justify his [Ah County independent - Waulewym Wally Sun ote.' tion. . There are a lot ofPrlAihpfthhs friends who will go aldnglwith the governor? now in a determination to have him win, based not only on the governor's efficiency and ability itself but on the prpp9tsitittrthat they believe in the sincerity and opinions of Col. Prank/first-ttith, one of the guvernor's staunch supporters. " l - V-"""""J "' """" CD" - - - 'are getting dollar for dollar from theunen who are hold- ing office today. _ Arlpt of Col. smith's friends have been waiting to see what his position in the governor matter wairto' be Now that he has taken the stump for Gov. Small they will, as a whole realize that the colonel; a' man of broad- minded vision, independent and assertive, has done so only because he believes in'the quNifieatiops and ability of-Len Small and that ls 'why. he is urging his renomipas In the talks which Col. Smith has been making in behalf of the governor he has inted out how Len Small 's record as governor of Illinois has been marked by unusual success, how his plans for the future mean muelrto the citizens of Illinois and. how the various de- partments operating under the governor have done much in saving expense to the people; how they have improved the efficiency of state government and how thepeople' Lake couiity' voters age interested in the fact that Col. Frank L. Smith has taken the stump in behalf of Len small's candidacy for governor. The Eimington crowd, individual members of which have double-crossed Col. Smith many, many times, are' not keenly appreciative of the colonel 's entrance into theecampaign on the side of the governor; they had hop,- ed he would stay in the neutral Zone. But, le couldn't stand for, their villification and malicious persecution of In the campaigns in which he figured personally in years past Col. Smith Was always able to come into Lake County and get strong support. With each succeeding effort the scope of his friendship has increased and what is true of La e County is true of other counties in the state. There is no man who is more popular and recog- nized as a Keener and more practical politician and busi- ness man than Col. Smith. He possesses a personality which has enabled him to make many friends and the fact that he has thrown his personal efforts toward the side of the governor is going to be a big.thing in the state campaign. - Outside of the gnvernor himself there is no man in the statp who has a wider and better acquaintance and more personal following in Lake County than 00. Smith. il igo§ernbr whom no man more than (ML-smith knols is on the square in his administration of state matters. If he didn't KNOW it WAS so, Col. Smith is the last Ewen the state who would take the stump fer Len Small.. And that's what hurts the anti crowd to see thsueolonel in the campaign with both feet. T PAnd' so with such mm as Col. Smith, ex-Mayor Thompson of Chicago and others possessing such ex- tensive personal followings arthey have, out working for Small, tho oortainty of defeat for the other crowd is so apparent to them that. they're already squealing and demanding that their loaders put more pep into their battle for votes. But, they've shot their visnbrfit And it hasn't landed! . The President'" suggestion that financial interests whieh rely uiron thepropperity of ygdcnltnge fot.tlteit profits be invited publicly to contribute to the relief of the industry jarred the itontservativ'es in Congress back of that, however, is the still-more unusual proposal, back- ed by s'Aretary of AgAeulture Wallace, that the Govern- ment raise and stabilize farm product prices by what is regarded as a far-reaching price fixing scheme. . This provides for a revolving fund of mm," which shall be used to purchase surplus farm products for sale at a probable loss abroad, together With a provider: which shall empower the President to declare an embar- go upon produettrsshieh, might 'compete. This inay apply to all commodities used on the farm as well as labor, and the co servatives look upon the-plan as one of the most radical"y propositions ever presented. JVwevor, it's the. accepted industrial principle, anti just It resent the temper of the peo'gle of the Northwe t, as ',','dl as dome other parts of the est; isnot to be trifled it The farmer's bank business must be stabilized, to do that the industry must be stabilized. Mlttl1mlMuA)lllIlltmMtERre--taemrrandrshtia. -lttWH)mth-,11s-inhhiititjpihtr1r. Alli 'iv-eu-lt-ot.""-.. WWW"! 00mm FRANK L. SUITE URGES SHALL BE-NOHINATION PLAN TO HELP FARMERS CITIZENS HAD WORK-OUT * TUESDAY SHOVELING SNOW (iRIl,, ll, Tyllt0Millilit 8itirriElbllM,My IS BEING $0ljtifi'll' One ot the most pathetic can which ttag can. to tho ottoman ot the juvenile court In that of Raul Chlhlnu. 14 _ old. mam Put. who Mortdnr'nraa not to tho - Park, who todny wuss "ttt to Geno" school for girls. to ttwit tho an"! of the ntork within a for roots. TM Lou! m with the Independent and most ot the business firms on the west aide ot Milwaukee svenue in the his snowstorm MptMtyy,., Ally" sidg of the street was swept clean of snow by the high wind. But what we gained was added with double force to the un- fortunate ones on the east side of the street. Johnny Hanlon had a. malty. and Fred Smith: the barber, got tho trst real workout since the days he spent on the farm. John' Lester has been a in subject for the hospital ever since, and Ray Smit had all the pep taken out of him. C. o. Carlson hes tl far away gaze. pictures ot Florida and California before Iris, eyes, as he had the prize drift at his corner. All in all it. was ngreat day.' _ BOOK STORY SERMON AT M. E. CHURCH SUNDAY EVE The on. was investigated by am May Polnoteer, county probatioll ot. ncer, who informed the court that condition: in the Culley "home m such that the girl should ha and for " the unto homo. The mutter was to be an: up with Janice H. C. Coulson this att. emoqn ttr_Atty. Leo F. "rtttetr mint Joust. who in reported to hue disappeared. "A Man tor" the Ages/l by Irving Rachelle: is the subject of the dia- matic book. sermon at the Methodist church next Sunday evening at T :30, by the gator. the Ber.- Chu, J. Dick- ey. Wheq Abraham Lneoin closed his eyes for the last (has. Secretary Samoa. who stood by his bedding, and soul of the Great manta. Lincoln is alive with his own great and Jrmtfoent tttmtnplty--ambitlom wisdom. humor. phi-eminent. charity. Come and spend an hour with Lincoln. Hazel Calkins, Highland Park, About to Become Mother; Oscar Jones Accused. an: "Now'he belongs to the Ages." And the years hue proved him right. " Man tor the Asa" in I wonderfully mum and moving story in which We"?! given a (all view., ot the heart Huntin- outhoritiu or. looking Ogear Jonel. brother-1341' of "tho girl. who is'olexed to be responsible tor the girl's condition. l The girl is the detgghter or In. Willi": Cunkey, 38t North Avalon. mound Park. the mother having remarried and In conducting I bond- ing ma rooming {have st that ad, are". v(rl5i5ii5i5iiiiiiiiiiiiliEiniiiliiiElllililEiill%EEE%EllEllllf Judge Lafdis said-- . "if m .11. won- uni child could no 'THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY' this would be I but" eeotrr"---d bore it is mith Advance II'OI for ' AMERICAN LEGION BENEFIT A UDITORIUM TUESDAY and 'WEDNESDAY THEATRE FeBRUARY12th and 13th EVERYTHING IN PAINTS JOHN NUKEN. M no B. E. mm M 860 COMtNG--'t'"hard 'tsraA-u"rt" FIGHTING BLADE" LIBERTYVILLE SIGN and DECORATING CO. M2" SecondSC. t ll! I,li'rli)l, The Noah Shore none at the Wat. ther been. will hold in Quarterly any n the Lutheran church of High- land Put Bud" momma. lob. It. nt4trsn. AtiotottrioeratNNitttr Lumen m venue-ted to be present. .The chicken supper given "are", ttuhtoelaat-ttbrttut ladle-'Alvl wu well attended and well relished ttrattthemtwttogtartoohoett. Sew on! tune- we heard "That meel would he" been cheep" I doing." The net prom- mounted to 81:5. who "when at the our will to the but. st a vacuum m to). I'm "a Thunduy "on!" tn tho church basement. A cordial itthtatltm 'tgt""',',, to - v',",";?';?,':',';"? it? tt Wu " " v "and. prize. "and and . "(In lunch "ind. It. more mm "or c. than". Mot. "tterdar school next and" m- m It 0:00. Wanton- st 10:80:...Iub 'rettete.tttoq1trr-nrtube'mt_ AmmtdthoWhaat." Ns ', Rev. B. B. arm, Pater. Service: on may. Feb. " um.- Holy Communion " T:80 1. m. Morning Prayer and Sonnet: " 10:30 o'clock. 7 lithe (rick-noon Mr. Gwyn. unwed by the choir. will hold service: " the Count mm Home. - _ The iomen pad 1 succeum Inter-y 'sal? tttart9tttrmr, "trem. ', ..6"'""' This in b.5163: ot the ennui drdrr'" -- F'"iiGiiUiiii"rririi . cesan convention held It the Church, Addreu on tttttq "all. one ,,0t the Bible. and hie statement.- on of the Mptphanr, Chicago. Mr. Gwyn tempersnee by ttto-T-tar.' attended, end Wm. Walrond end R. E. 1 ' T . _ Ellsworth were the lay delentea from C "in; hymn out! purer. St. Lawrence's l Ewen-ti: Pee. devotional service A short service was held for the tfefif,Pi,',hiSre2er' Citizenship. " _ 0 er. church school on Tuscan" lest. can»; Atl "m 900910 are invited memdbatin xthe members of thr; _ . . school who contrib t d t., v, ',wm .-i At T so p. In. the dramatic book The-tau/dh ll P " "ohnon, "A 1UItftthft Am." tttltr- . . ing Bacheli'on A picture of Lincoln --,o-- _ fhimself and or his time true to the FIRST PRW9BYTERtAN _ ducts " we 1mow-tt-L--auaeoiit today Rev. Guy Smock Pastor.- _ . is the greatest amriivent figure in our Miss Ruby Milking. Church Ormnist history. Around him Mr. Baehetter sundar"Aehool at 9:45 a. m. w.,? has woven his story through which Wells, Supt. . "Honest Abe" walks his appointed Morrt'ng preaching service by the way- "lowly, steadily out of obscurity pastor at ll. Topic, "God Never For- into the great white light' that beats gets." . _ . upon the born leader. A wonderful _Yotrnst People's meetinz at 6:30pm. ston- with a great measure. Comer Running hnnr nf wnrshin, 7:30. Stth- and hear it. Music by the. choir. A short service was held for the church school on Tueadaw last. com; memmun gun members of thr; schod who contributed t., . __ _ W a"; TheR%ureh. FIRST PREBYTERMN _ Rev. Guy Smock Pastor; _ . Miss Ruby "mums. Church Organist Sunday'School at 9:45 a. m. W16. Wells, Supt. ' . V Chu, cl: Jormcn Morn'rig preaching sérvice by _the. pastor at 11. Topic, "God Never Por- gets." . - . . Young People's meeting at 6:30pm. 1iNeniprhour ot Worship. 7:30. Sub- Jeet. of sermon, "Opposition to the Messiah." _ 7 - _.' Tt'ttyt Train!" f lay! m. Wednesday. V _ __-'. CHRlSTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Third Moor First National Bank Bldg Sew'ces Sunday at 10:45 a. m. _ Subject tor thisrtrtrrtdar, "erit." Choir orrcilee Thursday evening 7:45 o'clock. "s., ., Good music and a welcome to an FIRST METHODIST EPBCOPAL Charles J. Dickey, Pastor Mr. Lack Bradford. Choir Director Sundav School at 10 B. in. E. A, Koehn. General Supt. "Lihénln Day" program at," n. as: under the auspices of the Sunday School F - A _ Song. "The Battle Hymn of the Re public." Prayer. " Hymn, _ Fudge to. the America: Pug. ST "WONG EPISCOPAL at 7.45 I) evening at ', I924. PUdms to tho'Clu-um manor. Unconv- Childhood " In. Marg meg-or Norton. -- _. V Mn: o {the Getty-buy; Andrea by Hutu Deana lawn. , ones-tor rand.otrtmtnett-ta. limitation ot was" "Mr Cap. am." try It: Van Horn. ' Sons. "America the Beautiful." I Lincoln's Worn. Poem. "O, Why Should the Spirit ot Mortal be Proud" by Mt" Caroling humanoid. Pat I. Pawn. of WW. an a "national Nil to ha" " marriage td Rota Smith, all" Iota 'Nor-and. annulled. chi-nub that whan ho not not also vaa ttw In; In Chicago. and» tho mm. an aaaumed name. After Melt llamas. In that city. in barn" to: cot- mt "in. van Bota Smith and that an. wan living with tter but)». Cart Smith. a mum. tron 1mm tron; Toronto. Canada. The bill mm they mu m ma August 8. "" an that he left her on. month later what In learned the mac sun-o! awn. WOMAN MARRIED ' HIM UNDERAN A ASSUMED NAME So Charged lab in Bill for tti. vorce, Claiming Her Brother Was Fugitive. Wnduelday waning at 7:30, the mid week meeting. Bring your "World Service" volume with ~ym1. Regular whammy" tyffterhd- -Boetrd- matting after the prziyér meeting. Important! memoers urged to be present. oooooooooooooooooééooooooooo§900¢eooooooooooooo .Ahy of my patrons desiring groceries from John Sexton Grocery Buyers ATTENTION ! 'i order direct to the whole- It is bimodal: for me to MIL on all each week. All ordain sent to Chicago will receive' the same careful attention. and delivery will be mack as promptly as if the orde iven' to me personally. Addressalithdersttt JONHSEXTON&CO. ' Bissouatdrirsrlmrrstreets WILLIAM EDE Fox Ail v Camp' s.iilll.l'l'f.ltlfl',)'s',, Feb.9 'e,)dl.lll1l.....lff.lleL._...... C, . mgim;__23c| tthat, giiiia' fiirik GkiidiL" Van Camp's Pork & Benn: 'Por Can-...-.'......-.-. Campbell's Soups Can kraut Blanca Red Salmon CanBest Tomatoes Can Best Tomatoes Can Standard Tomatoes Can Standard Tomatoes CanSpinach. J, Cari Sliced Pineapple; Large-.-.-.-. "In"... Can Sliced Pineapple Can Grated Pineapple large., --. T PtM,t+ . 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