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it Libertyville Indepenident Lake County Independent -- Waukego» eshly Sun " _ Women 'voters should not be deluded 'by the propa-- ganda used in the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Daily News relative to the status of wogmen in Chicago on the Governor situation. For example a few days ago those two papers used a long article in which they made capital over the fact that the '"Chicago Women Roosevelt Or-- ganization" had repudiated Governor Small and endorsed the democratic nominee, Jones. The fact of the matter is that there were only about 150 women present at that meeting, that the plans of action had all been outlined in advance, that the whole association is a cut--and--dried affair, with one object in mind, namely of opposing Governor Small. _ 7c This "Women's Roosevelt Organization" is said to be the one of which Mrs. Medill McCormick wife of the defeated candidate for senator, is the '"'mother." Mrs. McCormick, while a member of the National Republican Committee has carried on opposition to Governor Small, probably under orders from her husband who has been a bitter opponent of the' Governor. Therefore, the en-- dorsement of Jones by Mrs. McCormick's hand--picked Roosevelt Association means nothing, for, recollect that a few nights before the Roosevelt Women's meeting in Chicago at which Mrs. MceCormick got through her en-- dorsement of Jones, there was held a meeting of women at the Coliseum, at which there were over 4000 women present! These women all were strong for Governor Small's re--election. There was a case of sentiment from 4,000 women erndorsing the governor as against a handful of 150 in Mrs. McCormick's "Roosevelt" Organ-- ization. Furthermore, Friday night in Chicago over 2,000 persons one--third of them women gathered at Lincoln Turner iall, Chicago and heard Governor Small declare that he would keep up his fight for 5¢ street car fare in Chicago and complete his good road program down state. Judging by what one hears all over the state the women of THinois have organized even more thoroughly in behalf of the Governor than the women opposed to him, despite the propaganda of such forces as the Chicago Tribune and the Chicago Daily News backed by Medill MceCor-- mick, and others. The Tribune and News may be able to fool gsome of the women part of the time but it can't fool most of them in election time--they are thinking and thinking hard these 'days. _ THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE CaXPAIGN [UNIVERSALa £A% The Universal gas Range will meet the requirements of the housewife who appreciates convenience, cleanlinchh and economy. A scientific perfected process makes the porce-- lain finish hard as a flint. It will not absorb grease. All that is required to keep the Universal clean is to wipe it off. is easily installed in any house, old or new. Let us show you the pat-- ented shell bar grates ; large double feed doors and patented clean--out doors; sturdy construc-- tion; winged fire gowl FURNACE FRANK H. EQCER The Universal Air Blast Pipeless HARDW ARE CHARGES WIFE OF 50 YEARS RAN AWAY wITH AFEINITY _ You can't trust these women even if-- you've been married to one for 50 yéars, according to a bill for divorce filed in cireuit court Friday in which it is charged Mrs. Rosa Yesinkewics, T716 Kennard 6t., Waukegan, was in-- timate with several men,<and only a short time ago ran away with an-- other, after she had tried to poison her bhusband, Anton, and that she and her son, George, are threatening to railroad the husband to the in-- sane asylum so they can get his property. e ce k. -- Also Alleges in Divorce Bill She and Son are Trying to Put The bill was filed for Yesinkewict by Attorney E. V. Orvis, and in ad-- dition to the abovye named charges, the husband clalgu his wife is a drunkard and sevéral times has run out of the house and haJd |:!.a arrest-- ed. Yesinkéeviecz Friday afternoon obtain-- ed an injunction restraining his wife from becoming abusive around the house. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE S0OCIETY Third Floor, First National Bank Blidg. Services Runday at 10:45 a. m. Subject, "Everlasting Punishment." ~~Elimer C. Kiessling, Pastor C Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. German services at 10:30 a. m. English services at 7:30 p. m. Sub-- ject of the sermon will be "Martin Luther," Y. P..S. business and social meeting next Tuesday evening. A bill for partition of the proper-- ty is pending. The divorce petition states they separated four years ago but that bhe was induced to patch up their trouble later. & Bible class for adults next Thurs-- day evening at 7:30. Rev. Bmoack. Pastor. Miss Ruby %hn Church Organis: Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. W. G. Wells, Bupt.® We are trying to build character into the youth of our com-- munity. Approve of this work by not only sending, but bring your children to Sunday 'School. se Pay! Pay! Pay! Those Who Dance MUST Pay ST. JOHM . EVARG. LUTHERAN A daring presentation of truth--thé most discussed subject in America to-- day----thrilling, -- spectacular, dramat-- Ized im Thomas H. Ince's inimitable style. Morning worship at 11. The pastor Adapted by Arthur Statter from the famous story by George Kibbe Tarner and directed by TLambert Hillyer un-- der the personal supervision of Thom-- as H. Ince. CHURCHE S LIBERTYVILLE IDNDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1924; Saturday, Nov. 1 UDITORIU Him in Asylum. k 8T LAWRENCE ZPWCOPAL ---- tev. H. 8. @wuya. Paster. Holy Communion at 8 a m. Holy Eucharist and sermon At 11 a m. -- Church School at 10 a. m. will speak on'"The Life That is Full," Rvening service at 7:30. Bubject, Telephone 112J. BSunday School at 10 a. m. E. A. Koehn, General Supt. Classes for everybody. F -- Morning worship at 11. Sermon by the pastor, Subject, "Imitators of God." Special music under the direc tion of Mr. Bradford. -- Junior League--at 6:30 p. m. Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. A mission study program under the di-- rection of Miss Lee. Eyening service at 7:30. Pipe organ selections by Mrs. Morris, organist. Beng service and special music, Ser-- mon by the pastor, "The Ultimate Test." GAY PARTY ENDS « IN ZION; WOMAN . ' PUT IN IRONS Full of giggles, and likewise wine, a woman who gave her name as Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald, ex--wife of the ex--justice of Lake Forest, paid a visit to the Zion police Saturday afternoon. The woman was given a berth in the jJail until she sobered up suffciently to give a $15 bond for her appearance in justice --court--Friday.--Sande, ac-- cording to latest sdvices, was waiting for the woman to get a bond for him. FIRST METHODIST EPISCORAL She staged an enforeed entertain-- ment, With her was E. L Sande of Lake Forest, who was charged with driving an automobile while under the influence of liquor. "Sure I'm married," she laughted at the police. -- "But your names are different," Po-- liceman Fisher said. "That's right, ain't that funny." Sande was searched and put in jail. Her turn came next and she insisted upon being searched by Fisher, who declined, according to police. "And he's my husband," she indicat-- ed by pointing at Sande. °® We welcome you to all our services. Appointments by telephone t Experienced Operator for! All Marcelling _ MWarguerite _Beauty Shoppe BLACK MASK Gran d woank Hallo we'en BALL Mr. and Mrs. Earle T. Adams _ McCormick's Orchestra Individual Fee, 78¢ EKach An evening of old fashioned Hallowe'en Mirth-- -- Announcesi{the|Opening of the Dancing instructors at Highland Park, Glencoe, Waukegan, Libertyville. . Margaret!E. Warren On Saturday, November First LUIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS Hallowe'er Decorations 325 E. Park Avenue AUSPICES OF At Libertyville Town Hall Friday Evening, Oct. 31 Mre. Golda aRy of Waukezan was granted. separate maintenance from Ansel Ray, on charges of cruelty and intimacy with another woman, Ray was arrested some time ago by the Waukegan police with another wo ul.vamhdmnuum would ve town. Viola Campbell was granted a 4+ vorce from Leo Campbell, on charg es of desertion. Elizsabeth Einhart was given a 4+# vorce from Glen Einhart. i TPBE shiees Shirts Heavy weight flannel shirts built to defy cold winter weather will read--~ ily be appreciated by the man who works out-- doors. Here you will find a Racine shirt to meet this need. Full Cut for Comfort to give your muscles full playand your body a chance to breathe. At 8:30 o'clock al'ibd l Telephone 491 _ TRIGGS & JOHNSON PHONES 24 AND 25. c _ _ _ LIBERTYVILLE At last the front which our store has worn for the past two weeks has gone, and in its place we have completed a new one. We would like to have you call and see the many "Good" things we have on display, in our windows. Follow-- ing we quote a few of our regular prices, which you will note are all bargains : SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR-- Py y _ 2 packages for ...................._cc2l2lllllllllll. 1 Square Cake Pan, 1 Spatula and | Shopping Bag, all FREE Dlite non--alcoholic Lemon or Vanilla Flavoring--Will not bake or Freeze Out. Strictly Pure, and Complies with all Pure Food Laws: 2 oz. Bottle Lemon or Vanilla ...................30c¢c 4 oz. Bottle Lemon or Vanilla_._..........:...50c We will refund the full purchase price to anyone who is not perfectly satisfied after giving it a fair trial. 12 oz. Can Price's or Rumford's Baking Powder ...........23¢ 12 oz. Can Royal Baking Powder........................_..._._....50c¢ 1 Ib. Can of Calumet Baking Powder...................._.........33¢ 1 Ib. Package Baking Soda........................................08¢ 4 oz. Package Cream of Tartar....._...._______._.__.._.._.29C One--half Pound Cake Baking Chocolate........................22¢ Extra Quality Bulk Confectioner's Powdered Sugar, 3 Cans Beech--Nut Brand Pork and Beans for.......................45¢ 1 Can Beech Nut Brand Pork and Beans, while 48 Cans Last, FREE Military Euchre Party bou Ciefsy Sat. Nov. GROCERIES FRANK VAN'S FOX RIVER 5 ORCHESTRA WILL CIVE A You will find our Méat Department Complete, offering Quality and Real Bargains. Our Clerks will serve you promptly and courteously at all times. PRIZES GIVEN FOR THE BEST COUPLE WALTZING. LUNCHEON SERVED--SOFT-- DRINKS and ICE CREAM. A FINE FLOOR FO RDANCING. EVERYBODY INVITED. 'Trioous 4& 3 MILES FROM WAUCONDA. ON RAND ROAD, 1/ MILES FROM LAKE ZURICH, I| 1 oz. Bottle Lemon or Vanilla............._....20c Sign of -- | Special Saturday only, Pork _Loins, half or Quality I @hole. th., . . DANCE -- THURSDAY, NOV. 6 -- E V ER Y¥ B O D Y INV IT E D Cards at 8:00 (Third floor, Fir:t National Bank Building) At Gridley Hall $7 OP! Teamsters' Union LOOK! LISTEN! Tickets 25¢ T5¢