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ru da .epstie& ietyvll. 11.as Second ClansaMail .Mater. UUwBSCRIPTI-ON PRICE-41.50 PER VEAR, -STRIC-TLY IN AO-^-DVANCE- Office Tlephons Number 1, Lbertyville Exchange. Eîo SN i fM _............. ..... ....... dtr Por0. SMITH .-. . . .........i ......... . Manager CXA8. D. NALLEY ---- . ..-. .---------------- .-- . .--------- Local Manager fl [ preach ain approliriatie sermon. Spe- v hurc/ z Uerv#iezcial music by the choir and a solo b> .Mr.Bradford. - Epwortb Leugu ai 6:3o rp. nu. ub- I'RESBYTERIAN ject, *What*We Owe Io Our M.Nohes' Earl C. Morgan, Utor Leatder. Miss Dorohy D)avis. Sabb.ib School ai 9:45 a«ý. lit Roy Ai 7: 30 the Rev. G. F. Franconib, i F. Wrght. 'Supi. Classes for Il ages t he lientd of the Comniunity Christian aad strong teachinz taculi>. Yuu ai-e Acivities ot Waukegan, will deliveil -Welcome. 1 a message (ln The Gospel an'd hie Preaching ai -Il a. nî.. Childiens Nem- Da.' lPr. Franconîb is a manl sermon. -What the Rose Teaches." asuong nmen and wlll hase somte inter- Ilhe adulticser% ice lein miieluory of esiing andl striking finatteis i o diîsctis. Mother's Mly.(7oslimusic. A hiarty wtlh iaudienée Velcome. Meeting NWedne,«Iaý eseningz Christian Endeavor at 6:45 P. lu.! ai 7:30. Topie,.~Living Close to Christ." Miss Choir rehearsal ai 8 p.- ni Ttursîla-' Mutile Smale, leader. The lourth Sunday evening in May Preaehing at 7:30 1). lii. Topie of ihe the choir will give a sacreil concer't ai evefiflg sermon. l)îscosering Ouri, he evening service. Mr. Bradford, Patrlotism." dtirector: Mrs. Lyelt Morris. orgaflist. Boy Scouts meei a(Ille church on Tuùesday, May 1. Work on tes: and drillng. Camp >Fire Girls the satue Eîi esn ~ a gn evening i ihe manse. EwnN'*Nlo,4%'ikeaý Prayer MNeeting Wednesday, Ma, Il. beieNes 1in real hariorl3andt <ing WbtDo 1 Men by a Revival, andlith e kind of work thai pleaqes the Do 1 Belleve in It?" i pregidefli. and iliheiefore il was a.I Club Rouill will be open for boys on!i roud moment in tis life. Tlîîîî«sda3 . erIday evening, NMay 13, Irotu7:30 w.hen he assemnbleil the nas3 lbands until 8.45. . frotu Il batileshijis off Hamupton Choir practice each Frida.ý nghi. F.1 Road-s. Va. on the flagshir'. rennsyl 3. Wright. director; Mrs. Flora Dut-!sanis. on which he is bandmnaster, land. organnst. and r'assed in review before Pres- Do flt forget the Mens Botr ideni iHarding and Secretnry Edwin bood public service on iSabbath Fe('c I}nti«>. teading 1,5f a lîundred war ilng. May 15th. shîis which steameil majestiicll> be- foi i t he-ny, ioi iiisnd er-in-rhief. METHODIST EPISCOPAL Rev. C. F. Kleihauer Pastor h.,Ut ele900Ine-ib- t Day prograniin the Younge Peop)le'S1 ie , Stock H a nd 1p rs'uil in u demnrtmnent. with the adulis as guests.,not aftici lie ai-t 15111 ai hIe (,hirago Mornlng worship ai 1l oc. Moti-h- (k « -aî ,I 0ani .îprreciîahl e puent er's Day service. Decorations oca ndy. lations. Wear a carnation in hoflilr; Il iii pi uiabi- liai . et your moilmer. Write her a letter lot be tken back.riiere asi, tiin- eOven tiough you hive wllh her. Pre-1dreds of men ow of 'aork. iageî to mnt ber wth a hoquet of crinations. 1take tllîeir places, nd( work for tilie then bring ber to chui-ch. Fatbers. 'ages offei-ed. The Amalgamated bing the mother of your ctilîdren to M.%ent Cuters and Buicîser Woikmen's church wiih you., The pasior will union at-o îcfused io back t-hetle OurLivery Service LibertyvilleGarg "ýCumberland i Featu ring MARY MILES MIN TE R at Liberty Theatre Monday, May 9, '21 (Matinee at 4:15, Evening, First Show at 7) under the auspices of Junior Class of La T. H. S. Children 1lOc Aduits 25c Tickets Now on Sale I TUE Three Days -- -STARTING TOmNIGHT THl-E LIBERYVILE INEPENPEN. THUMDAY.TiHURSDAY, MAY 5.11921. RTYVILLE NEWS M-i. J. . GridIîtî-s-ietaind fiei- Sec "The Greatest Luve" with Vers L siset. is. itr> liiutuý-s itil'(' CtorGedon, Tuesday and Wednesday ai SPRINGiFIELD, ILL. eîiini. ie ibety TF tMrgaah!isIsm The funeral iii Roy Ciilett, W'ho died , iînd>.toattk end biChicago I'î-esyi lat week at is home in Spf-ngfie3d, lýTS dy oatn h hcg rsyeil MI., was held et 2:00 P. m. Saturday J. E. Hîîcbings iii Milwauikee visited lîeldI ai Buena Meniorial churi'h in that from the home-, of bis fathes, Thon. t" brother, JJ. W. Hîîtchings. o*P, the Cii>. Tbey s-eî-e ielegates tioni the Coret. heRe. ErIC.Moga, eek end. I.iberi> ville Missionary Suciety. pastor of the F4esbyterian church. con-1 Sec "The Greatest Loire- with vers %,Il* and Mis. George I. Cowp re- dutdteservices. Hoi ai Lake- 1Gardon, Tuewdny and, Wednesday at rurned Salurda niglut f ront a stay et ducte thesix lfonth. in St. Petersbur-g. Florida. ide cemetery. L~iberty Theatre. Suanday r.Cooeryos called tIo Han- The following obitoni:y wos rend hy IJ. %V. Hekari, ofithti b-ckai i iMlling soin. ]ILI. b) the illness uf luds iaugh- Rev. Morgan: : Comprany. ('licago. s iýsieii irientia in. ter. Mirs. Bert Engle. Royal lRoberti (orleti sas borin 10 týbirtViIl-lIerundlaY, ILiherlysille Townsh4ib, Illinois, Maý Lionel Bull of Fort Atkinson. Ais., 24. 1877. He receivedI lus arly sclool- '%Ir and Mrs. Jac k lradird eilter. was in Llbei>yllle ibis week vsiting ing in the sehools ai Liberlys-ille, and liined Mr. -andîNIMs-s Harr> Badger uofoId frienda and in the intereat (s bbe %aukegan nta.Bl lkn alWCm nyTh later conipleted ia course i ilie Btryant-jSiia Bl Ilig al 'niin.Te StalnBusiness ('ollege of ('hicago. E oelnjadl"udlceu îlcoînpany lins a large tactiyi> ocated LSîrai iond ad lodJ e f Ml taiFort Atkinson. Mr. Bull fornîeîly 'Mr. forletsas inarried luM0 .waukec speni eSatut-da> nighi witlh residd eillce. i Lauî- Nicbols ai <rown P'ointi. Ind_ M -Loaend's tmfler. 0 Ma% 22, 1913. i haies B. Fitzgerald l if Lake For-~ He lias bien a mitactiorer for'a Mrs. (hre- .EIyell iOf Highland e .wsaLbryil uiesvstr ss-rofyas.H àa eeran ofPal-k was ber- Saitirîay to attend the et a ietvlebsns iio nuer 0f yh-Aeas. He e. Ds o he.Ea-iI"Tuenda> ..Atr. Fitzgerald was re-elect- inhe b Spanis miernwan d hi typb ila eto b Er d as alderman of the cil> 0f Lake For- ieer in te Cuba waa ami sen wt toNth hepboiîî llui r estai tile April election. and sasys the fesr. tte whch e ws snt o Nî'î~ Te leslia r>AlluiI a .oimer~ater surks plant îecenîly urchased Carolina sihere be remained in i gov- pastor of the I.ihei-i s lle Pet einb> tile ciîy la giving universal satIs- eî-nment losptal for, some tuf - chureti speni Sîmojla>- tcie. tcmn lupoeet1o h ln Some tume ago Mr.*Corlett met witilfcin iiiýveet ntt ln aib accident in Springfield, andI sus- Miss Helen Joson ut Chiîcagou a are to he mode b> the cii> - tained serionus internaI injuries. He bei-e oser Sundayr sisitmng lier parentis ti eiribs hHehgmsho neyer full) iecoved bis 'normal heat . Mr. and Mes. Charles Johnson. - Sil iena iorlas8ofentled. "TelForl and finally suecumbed to tbe resuits wl ieapa nild TeFr of the accident April 27, 1921. ai is Robsert Ti-enoci ut Fort %Wayne IntI.. ione- Hunici-.' Fîiday cvenlng, May 13, home in SpringfieldIllinois. -. Istueni Sonda> ai al!i. Jean Trenner ai Il igli ch eool auditorlum; Tickets Mr. ('orleit is survived b> ihe s id I home On .Miwsaukee a% enfle. art, nus;un sale ai hotti drug stores, t o s. .Laura Corlett.-his parent§, Tha si l'ob istudenta uf tre Senior MIr. and Mis. Thomas ('orîcît. Liber - - laai-fleEholeboccfi lsisterl tant yth sate,îist î,a> silae Tresete î>sille. III.; une sialer, Mrs. Alie tnn ii-e100 tlcisseMs ' tesleiataJGaaaeTu~ Snmith, Pasadena. ('ai. one brother: Jue PetdIle. in 'lHighlandl Park. îai es cing. May 12.- Esîl B. Corleti. Libertysille;,une son. Mmr. and Mes, Grant Lusk ahi-nI Sun * I)exier IV' a miotùr huai owned hy L.eonai-d L. Corleti. Minneasiolis. and da> in (,,ray-lak , ai ie humle if th.-,1-arr Nloss oflIlie lextet I.olding Ma three daugbtecrZ Vivis Coi Iria âlailîs lmollierM 1s. J nSoit cieC.o hcaohinro l f'orlelt andI Lauia Corleti ilm 0iithicg.slbr0 I The synîpaili> ut s largei-,li-(c le l M1iss Mai NMiller oflCicaigo sîuînîi-aces hiidkit Fox Lake lasi sunimuer. tlnîi2ep. outIo til, 1ebeteuit lvdltheue y, ecnd auit tise imu rtriflia[ us eiug aisserbaled by Jis" XeL) faiuil> -e ilti s. Mr. amil NI 1i sii iN i C1 more.- i lie' local engifle siîe<-Ialts I .ýýriii,.'ett "Nilak-.ia MAY PARTY GIVEN BV THE l'St isitai-aitlIlit home ofsiii I îiaiîin WOMEN'S CLUB WEDNESDAY lber Arilur lio(kiian. i4iuriL,i W'ednesd'i altenoon. M> 'l'lti'Sliai. I ît sill I itld a meietling Wedesdy ftenoo. .%l) -h.a lui' t Thiurada> ) ,nsing ai thle hotîe delîghtfi finie sas lhîn t ithe l'ariili M .Jo- lelihî-atilîillani Patk Bouse of St. Lawrence's Episcoilal;- Ms o chureti. when the Women's Club gaie I-. Jolhn T. Nliii-hill yto ha iiccii a 'iay lParty. Set eill guests (ili t te ' isiting in Floidîîl ii i ast' i -a club s-ci-,-ms ed. andIan inteicatinit tionîlîs. ta-extlu tu-dt ti, ltii us' Iloiro lurograto ssas gis en. 'iiss IHarding utof'ida Area. assiated by lber sister. Miss Di uîhy lu h ad charîge ofthile progri-amu itM . and Mris. lii.mî s i i,ti t it III luaii '. Illich consisteil ut a numubeî of' tair> tiliaign apent i lices î'k ei-nulut thtictonic (lances andI other tentures. .Mis% Haiti'of the fornicra uieic, N'it.inundNMts. îng ulesîrs es nioclicredit for the svon j(-. (oit i. ilertul work <lune in su short a lime. Mnr. 1,'lh Morris aithie piano,.ansi tSeveral tniends ut Miýss Maii.ul Mrs. James Yahnke witb appropr iate lorway gave a suririisi' n)ar"i> n Irunou sung adesioîulî l bb eno>lent of bei birthd.y. atIi tisîmuit 611 lie1 of tlie afternoon. Those s-ho took part puarentis. D)r. andI Mis. C. R.GsII a>, in tbe tait-v. dances were Frances Monday evenin . As -i>lteas,înt i-lt- Waldo, Mary Newsonî. I)Or-otily Jane joins svas spent, White, Eleanor Trepbow. Mamgametj Gridley, Katherine Gridley. Jeanne Kobner and Ruth Trbggs, of Liberty- ville. and Loretta Dorfier. LaVerne Swan andI Chbarlotte Kublank of Ai-es. Miss Joi-oihy Har'ding was tiry »1 iGrldley acîed as lisses. LIBERTYI 1 Mms. Beas Ci-une, Mis. E. H. Sniitiîl and Mim. James Yalînke woî-ked ]fardj LIBERT Y V IL lIn making costumes and lheling sitîi the decoratbons. It sas %oted one of the mont enjoyable affairs ufthbbckind s ever beltI bere. At the close of bbc I E E 1 T program Miss Harding s-as pi-esenteil witti a beautiful hoquet of ilosseis.- The U. S. Civil Service Coinumishaun T usa lias announced an exanuination tu hec The Big Lau held aiLake Forest, Libertyviliean "A SHOCK sithon of rural carrier at Ares. and for'wt Lo other vacancica that may hater occur wt y« uTuni -7=t" ia -frsu ther postelfiete- in the counby. The sîary of a rural j Satil carrier on, a rouie of 24 mile if$10l lper annuni. witb an addithonSl $30 lper:n George Walsh in the mile per vear for cacti mile in excesa i of 24. Nvomen will pot lie considered T E P for the piosition unless the> aie theCmey M R S widows of inen whîo died in the ii- Cîlî MA Y tary sers ice. ur the ws-bs fs'suuch îîen, who have been dîsabled yiîe in ulie, SPECIAL Tueaday ant sersvice-. nrni Nu. 1977 andI aptilica- E AC R O h tion hlanks max lie obtained frot an> E AG R O ,te- ; of the listoffices mentioned abtî.,.THsuE utzl, ' i, izi ih>o The story of a love that t-eai an ppoatin atombie.li-aiik confines ofeternity. Thisp 'lulkito t i aîaîloî liting ai .126 Soutîh Slii,-i n in imaul .Nrui lului lougiît I to whorn we turn in loy i î-tuîîîî ni lt-. .1 md trrri- reater than "Humdresque," lavis 10 liiitun l Oîal lui~ ti ~iuiul4i Tes of the vetest picturesE of tuep Durluin laimn. Nuuut i Stuc:iumaii Teday ad WedAersday rozoit. jusi oitii ofi Vian. i s ElizabhiVelkot-i. s'.utcrutifthu It 5v i yasfan.ms insisnily kitled. 'b tOlr-imale uî ruptîni oftheu.-car sii I E T ciii and i iuiisi-îl The aci-îdenmt L B R Y erie ulabolit Il;11ir mutin-k Sunîla' niglit. as fliecl'art> was returning LibertyviUe, firont a fîleàsulre ti u. n. - - ~Josphaie PowdeÎ ani 501lii theoat, anI noy, lias it ai lîrîbolon 'Otil h ?ilwaulkie asenolie The Cilîcagi MotiiClubgi -ile iloving 1tî,-ti o n iL.akq. inIii l "il: '- Pi - lai1 Iit %jt'liiiî'mian tlii . 'Al ii. -tmng lli 1-a s iio ,,i(i l( ox L ke i g in l:. ii'tal il[.1 t-' oli erî 5 . i,îî t1i114L. lîo:- al. in pool condiîtio, 05101. ýýtii ic i . 'ta i. ,a Ir>.iii ii p, lie,, ti î, i.k.\ J taitnatlil. c11agîi ut Antioti lin CI,i M ..ic. i.,îo îMoliiiiiClubto uut(, No. 21'-l r- t i sliei i u i:'; iii \\«fieeling ant IdliIl> pOd iasî;t1 i0., i' al p il Gi t î,î No 49 Ni., h ali. Fe: saio Fr Illinois Nionsin lSate lune. I.ak(- \in iîl!'iltî 'ii,l i i i-î' k- :-'Il m lc iist-. i u- M- and Inglesîhe Io Volo fair giat': Vii, :-1 l, i'l .! l, i ast tno lainesi ille, ttîree miiis t Ofl ti-vand I îtîibalance Of tIi.- tuit su'Il b.- i loscîl i n a weck îori <ifor* u'n s iuc-tion. froni Volu t o WalICOoila itoud gi-a set - ssibliie ec îi-Ot 1<10 i on- inudbole. %N'aucoindta tioLake ZIfi; W atu. i.. W rt -I THEATER FLE, ILLINOIS rHERE"P and Friday îghîn Succeas NGNIGHT" me & Moran arday e mile-a-minute drama XUNGER"' 5 LITTLE LOBSTER" id Wednesday SPECIAL- 'Mother osf Humnoresque . in ýTEST LOVE"- ached f rom the. cradie tb the picture i8 dedîcated to, the one vor sorrow, "Our Mother.' 1hly staged and superbly acted. oe ever shown in Libertyville. Don t mias itis oee THIEATIER Illinois LAMB,3R * z.. . ~.1 jýýA 21C DAY To Her,.Husband? Liv es theie a good husband in Ibis localily ssbo coes not t :nk bis w4te's îjm&, strengtb and looks are svorilt 21c , day. That's all costs to buy a Hoov er that i saii l)s~ c, .' strengtb and looks by relies ing ber of the slowv. Iack-lrtsk:n-, %%rinkle-making job of sweeping and sbaking rugs. You pay us 21c a day-.ahîîle i-ae _of $6.20 a montlt-foi only' a short rneè.- For many years 1a fte r 1 your> pax m ,nt: c'ease TheHoerwI be ait work relles ing your sstfe- of [ýei cleaning drudgery, electrîcîîIly béaàting.s,ýepins, ng<d :îon -cleanîng the rugs in -one easy operahlon. We.rt-coîrftiîd and seil Tl4e Hooer hecause A l aonc i(rt4c 'u thdse îbree essentidis of ilioîou,,Id cleaning and so i).,, lte life and beauty of rugs. The Hooveir MT-BEATS... AS IT SWEEPS AS IT CLEANS Have your wîfe try a Hoover at our rîsk. We wil giadiy send o-e to your home for FREE TRIAL. We have them for 32 voit light p'ns Ray Furniture & Paint Co. YE~RS ~x'tyLlleIndependent ROYAL R. CORLUTT ~a. ~. Waukegan Weekly SunDEST OEN ADIONLLB LIBE] houSE wash, quiltE your drape coats your whati you3 to yoi ner ai~ We Yke Laur Phone Lih PLA For the 1 Benefit, of Public, Library Fund OPENIIJG PLAY "HER MAN"s 25% of the Receipts Go to Library F und. 50c, Including Tax ,Get Your Ti ckets Now. of- Library Com itte-el In -Their ÈBig Tent IN THE Cook Memorial 'Park- THREE BIG DAYS IWh( * Asth *materiaJ : Althc Shence t rate in _: Jheî I50 per I Butp part of house, iv heating *bouse, a * FolIoi -:supplie$ *Five-foc for onîy Calorkc as low a l8x2 1I only .. Genuine sow onl 3O-gallo *Phonè -si Will ail. 1 our ei YOU'd ers th late p What us for