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vAal7r vinTIaA- LIBERTYVILLE. LAKE COUNTY, ILLUNOLS, THURSDAY. APRÎL 22,1920. 00 000 00090 000000;,;GO 11,11>M' io. Fi (Iduri k uft tis, i b tceuis u, ounIIas well as can bi le ut*C. 1-1. rincubhelr, NIus, F. 0 IV A N I )E o N; and il,\i ' ,'lu' .i uI, l id iAr'1- ' 1. 'ti-Ou. iili ii o00 000 000 n il i u I'iid 1-1ï, si et"i laî i l'ai; neat'a aI ;lî ui).i. u ab e cge !- .5 l 't ()iili iiuatl . Iaiti flî! Wuî -i.u ,'u Il ale, il a(a iig for both. tu c 'nit NI- zla i- *u u -Ï il-il 'u1î ('it;Iu Iîîu. ho Sang lit Ni.iil aNIuuiîlu ~ 'tiii, r tii,"~ sitwe Nu.isiois alIlo, e . Miielieti Chiîago suflIl(î.. cii '1 't, , i î i poseiokt.n turt uti l e '1 M. 'u 'a1 -u au!':' er's- arenule Nu ..;. ' I l îuuii keiiied the\ie"tî' td i Tuuii.i iid Hois Naineuiiiei- of,,'N-zt. i Ill ig1% e a a! paultiai Ile lt,.- "'uul" iai.! aturday. nem hal Tuesday evening. AMini 27. 1Aprili 1 IuMr N. Kotill lu:u u'aîge Joe Hes e(l t Iii' hufa %w w ibut \ ti iIti.l nch iti i lie s-,ed and r(i ii ;lt i lie :l' itO ',t51 L lntIo'nI'it nt it neas c!ier ere Tesdayuit .i iiiiassurtc(t io ait swho atit end.t A Ha tili as Oh t utalrx lat et' Quilesaanbeî l iii'h,, et -1îtiî a i uh iW( iiiia i - '# ood atlepdeh Itle SC(Iiml~l a iiUtl at,Ai ea S unlà.v%,,.i#g -euue tpar Otbti> Apr i'M, and eueuts" 00 000 0 00 )0 t liii i i i iiiheinseli'iesuiiii i lu' o MrsIcau ainiuuî (l1 iiv 1 1î'ou-îu, seu. e.- ('( Io eit'ii"(iC) 0 Ltt.A KE ZUJRIC H o bu . cw.1.i.u'd NMan iuiiksarti'0oo ooooo ooooooooOOO X, qute ioor for- a few days, bt 1ts 1e etne oalwowedd ot îîoi telto b.- gainîi. omîseMendro alanhda Misî.cui in Mrs. H. Ct Pau la t- ibel lîuii,'" ' îoleouîx. caler Mondas. N isSt l'i îa Gi'beî' lut cîuuing ~ia The WoonieIlhoaî'uiof irecluors i e atinai lhomne. beir Aprili meueting aiiîîwecitiec M OOO0 00 0 9 r. I iliniain u-Ilile a caulut1uiuc to of Willi Me>'c foi $,0,lî tli aalîl 0 ' K S * . uat-'"-'-"--"--- -- - - ln $5151.10. Tbey aigu .iiiowî'î lhe Cari .0 0 joo000 oo000 o0000 Mbeit Svhiîîau.'iu ldoun m i in D)orfier cdaim on Ajîlil 1.7 ýjîlv rin i t nune iilo!ei rnk lii uuualiorN i lilen îtisiii. daya aaller is des thlu.whiluuiî stuakst JS alanaîai'iO ciFata ohinî 11eiinî ta-s taitd t o work in 'wlrfor the îronîîîines oîîIlle m.'.iu aVt X.umfe lu South Dlakoustaofi tl Haukness' ga'ragei. of A. tu1,11.c. M Bt u a. air u 1utsfautîa ulit Ii Mrs. D. S. Doiptu ut Ai,'a u'lenîthuei Ni. aîd M rut A. i xon N'.1.,lied M r., e bl wek u h r f i i arents. ; tiaNIrs. G raunti Bî-nitiui netita> (lut. AI i iiîke t îoi a uI ge orîht l P..hL.Z. Mra. Chares Pa.rker îht .aýsIak V ala lo h bgnigo and Misa Rena ilecket' of Eraitotn INlisers, ohni rato. i,«'H * C gu eu'k. alient one day last week auibie Henry 1 i - '..lry on nx Hlr Bze%'aînd NMus.Bizc'wet- rePlatine Grabbe home. Mr'. and Mrs. Gralube 01 Son Bat Oison and J. Sioculi suiîîrs Bel. Bizet- attended a con- are not lmproring as niucb as ueirl wei' Liberît>illebuiness vistais i~au-luen îiuuisatlta ae uu many friends bhad iîuped for. week. ld.Ils rosoSa hipae us Sunday, April 25, at'Il o'eiock a. fil., ýA io "si Wlkgno uid> tour YOung9 men of the Oak Park Con_ neýs une day latat week. EVANGELICAL CHU RCH NOTES gregatlunai ehurcb in Chicago will be l es. John .Martin uf Eaniuon tuok 1aiiSndysui oungpeole'sser Bi F .Ca lceawe gas% ,3)a iii'.nayshol her. for a speclai y oung peuple s laeaswer- I "1 u - li a, ni. Getînan s.erviices. vice. The abjecu, A l'uung MansSunday, .and the Rer. Mr. Gouid sears Chriatianit),-wili be îreuted bu Hen- i pied last Sunday. Mr. tua lias nl Fsvetr idNe on. hI eî ry Prengel. a student of tire Univerabsiobtyu u ccun t tjksa. of Chicago; Harold Muting. Toutn Car- ilu5 Lau~ îîtîTt'dic'-' aid Societynioeete everN flIts ntenter and Howard Roui Il la proba- H. C. Anies was aut n iitiTursday n ntonth. ai 2 <ii1). iii. ble thal a Mr. Blakan, a soloisc>of note.i lasi w eek. SundaN uchuol teacbers' meeting un wiQ aiso be present. If la hoped tbat isNls Ethel Oison visited telatî e-1 Tbursd'ay aiicrnuon ai 2 u'ciock. the churcli wili ble îacked for titis un- îndi _d Uîag su ck utrul ersce eu s sow nr ppr lMr. and Mrs. Crabtree aud faignli elation iu theni for giring their tfinte and Misasininu akgi JdOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO9 to thia work i Mi. and Mra Hutienback ilId ianîiy 0 W AUC ON DA o ___________ utf HlckorN vere tbe guestS ou Mi. anuo o o o o o coooo 009P00000000000000I Mrs. Lon Edwaî'ds Sntida>. - o o o0 0 0 0 oý oso o oo oo oTo'he band bgys wili gie aconceri Nitis Helen Dillon of La Gr-ange. 0 FREMONT- CENTER o 'ait iii Rosecî'ans Ni.E. cetirrb ned sîteniSaturdaut and Sunday with M'au- 00 0 0 0 6000000 ~~~~* Saturday erening, April 24- Ei*rybodN conda i riend:. is cordiatîy nstied to attiend IlfN<tu Ni us Neitlt Niurrut9 ta upendini a Born. to Mr, indM'tutFr Ped t)eint.unîI e eau 1tle one they gave soute te îwaî î.ev-taslacatitun ait lier bone bete. 'Saturday. Apilil 17, a son. .Il ' %ou w ili nult w lt touitus this oný I ri uudl is. WauI, Ford ofChicago A daugh teî dit S il f ti lie lomte ot Theue neibers oflrt te sunuta sSchotuuîl oîenutie weeuk endi witlb i latt er' Mr. and IMrsu. WilIenieuiift, oriiChu- wil tgire an euîteutuuntent andi basaketl iaunîs'- NIr uiîd âMrut 1). H. Murpily. eago lasi uWql. - Mu -Slei (m til lu- r was oc'ii oit a y ciii î du i - t' NI ii ii uct ut'neîi ter Chticagu ________________________________________ The- ueietéri asutocl' iion niel wviilu 1 r .t n .wo Iw ,'utk'. itatiin. STtucîu( t e ~t fi -o n uta i îi'iifne lCSSi 'i l 'I\V.lu itîuttu'aî l L E. !uaînian Mis.aut il an utd NM-isluI-l:' . ue-l iîbi-ancu.ssisiors fast Nii.'. Nat garetSiii S s l -ent i111S n 'îi . mar.îî.1r-ir .,lutalfnainat lireî GAR MG '7; ihuiuî1I tîîý olik w-eck wiiiî McHenry relatilses. J obîtStiaton. Sr . and J. t. Ceriaak it';- . , l- or a (~. 'tliieulne - ..~ sicte ai uihe ireau i a '..ui Tt~ia i lu:tii 1tI s'o-rt i.>l vain iat site Inv, Station un business Satitt.ay . tutu'r> it ailnetiruiîte in Spaidin c. NjI- Hat iand ',lis. Mnduhi oft(ih: Nebraska. cal_"V1l ' d OurI io ithe tariulpi cuFSc NI'i tni NI r' Howard ai ul er and î lis,'eluias' week . luauacfiî'ru aotSîcut ereSlt i i 'Ail are cordiatly is ted 10.tllu-nît day visitinat Mr. and MNrs. Cambpi t;- ',ufi - naN w Ii Meleurs'teatîres1j- Mr. W E.la ikins. Illue coli t .i al iii "11 1ra uuît Ira foi Tiiii li\tu uu t i tucu iul hàc.lv :u'.uitoionlce daughter. MlsLucile, off Crystal Laite Wt v-.Ill tt k'2 vtirid'" lî îî it 11w I u ic î îe off club. Thý-Iuu'ol:i- cubtO aN i Nu-a tc. LIlîall 't ir -il l par' I lîu 'w' l. . i ' 1 ' ' tt "îit' 'uli- SER V.IC E 000o oo 0 ro Oc., '.uîîi.i' ..;uî,.îo BrinL, 'oui cari tri no%% and o PRAIRIE VIEXVnW . 1w 0tiu- have deîl,, e.~s and 0îu'0 O0O0 0 00 0 0 0 00 0 00 0 'î'u '» 2 carbon rvit-ut , i ,uu f ult %%i 1lie i1î ."- '-a'. - îî" ' '-ri l'- Il in fine sliapcfoius. lilen :'VisP ' hevillage eetrion îtî eu, quîîu the-weaher usarins u. ' ' t ;r luu l, h11. li 'l'o tilne Libertyville Garage . ~/~ -" 'BIt:ciir Phone -C. Lertyvule. 'i, 00.. . '-î ..l ooooo UOOOOOO0000 il 11 u . t ii ,î:"i 0 D o fE ER FI ELD O n nn n i% n n a n n n U n n ct n Wn 'tVA UGHA N'S 'S E E D S' At LANGWORTHY'S 1. IBER 7 Y VILLE.i Now is the time to plant them and you want cnly, the best. W e are Vu ghain 's Exclusive Agents. -Give us your orders and we wiIl save you expense and trouble of sending for thexu. A complete fine from which to choose in stock. Ail Goods at Catalogue Price ----------*e e.e s..e .e.e.. lI i. A. liaucgt.- lu'.' u lN Ua îtd B is- [tue ut-ta t2uiuiuý. us alas hi'. n iit ai, Il.. i iiii1i P airk fo~iuau it 1ilti pl'lO N Cu heumnaid Vei eiucicu a rsîdent oi lieur] au-id lur :1al> i.N 's rc.ttu uI 4ax ai lii h itki.:uuiis .i tel i.uîîn.Alui 1 ad suas buî'iî-ulini tie i eerniîeld cerîl etets i'ui-da) auternoun ai 2:3i0. 'Be i asNeii tire chiiîia-en 'Ueos-e Vetter. Mis. Julia Straero tut .iuagu. Mrs. Sori w tTut-ka. Kausaaa Johin and Jennie Vetlv-r uofleerl'ieid. and iîuny flends Ioi inout n li.,deatît. The Preabyterlan pulpit was f ilied asi Sunday by the iteu. l'inch of chi- cago. The mlaaiunary p3clely met ai (lie home of Mm-. J. A. kteichelt. Mr. and Mra- Roy Ozanne and son of Evanston and Mr. and Mrs. Pbililp R. Bannes of Chlago vtslted ait the home of Mra. Ira Gardner Sunday. Mins Marie Roeder cf Chicago vas the week end vîsiton of Mn,. George Ott- Theodore anrd Ms.. Prost of Chicago viuited the former'% parents, Mr. anrd Mrs. Aimon Front Sunday.' 1A surprise pafty vas iendered Mrs. Gçorge Pettits for ber birthday hy tbe R. N. A. anrd thelr bushanda. Misa Hilda Echbard of Chicago waa bere over Sunday the guesi of MWas tElda Hoberger. Misa Gwenduiyn Hole i'lum'ned home Wedaesday front a month's vîuît witlî ber grandparents bin)etroit. SC. W. Petts entertaln.td bts daugli- t er, Mra. Ray Lord. and grandson, Ray, Jr., of Chicago( lasi Sunda>'. Theodore Knaak bas moved loto bis drug store. Mrs. C. H. Joboston bas her"t*o grandchiidrenfontmm Chicago Itaylog wthlE'r r (is week. Take a Year to Pay!1 We wiIl deliver the New Edison phonograph to you for a 10%~ finit paymenL. You' cari take a wvhole year to pay the balance if you want to. Fil out the coupon below and send it today. 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Blilch was found guily lu Waukegan un Dectimbe foilowing the deatb ut Jol who died of a biood clot spinai' nord reaultUos fre atruck by iiolieu. Convket wiib it a Sentence of fronu tb lIfe in the Biate retol Pooiiae. Attorney E. V. Orvie. i efted Bol"i, did flot sq triai but relied upon bie et tht' board of perdons pardon or commute thf --t-lned a petition, SI nubrof people who totO prevînuso,ü gogd itehavior au tbat Iemency be exiended. ary 13, 1920.luMr. Orals ai fore the steboard of (ut &rgued for consmutement o Otatel» At torfley James aleuo appeamrd before the tbat lime Band argued alt ýmutatlon or sentence' 'I wBa taken uader adylsemue board at that Unes. 111 y0 1 a$@, Charles Bolich and Job bolb were empioyed ait Jollet & Eastern railSVay In Waukegan. On lhe ai SOunday. October 19, 1911 x Ill' Oui aHeres the and lawn be well rej l'Save O WASH TUBM Heavy gaIs antzed in g(o" largua iize Siroghandles.. clifor Ibis sale ....... 1. Curtain Stretch Weii made stret wifIt stationary -pin splendid value for ibis sale -.le Kitchen Kien: You ail know is vi Spectally mark- s ed at 6 cens 2. OilM1 O'Ceg Every wonman k 'uaorl<t oacr. 'Th, he delighted aaitl Libertyville, 111. JrAvjý, EtýInI . - ---- -- -., - -, -- ;a - , - --------- - -- i .--à