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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1922 9 RATHBONE [5 LAWYER OF WIDE EXPERIENCE Congress Candidate Well- Known on North Shore "Congressman - at - large? What's that?" Well, if you'd go to your book-case, pull out that old text-book on Civil Government, blow the dust off the top --while your wife isn't looking--and turn to the Chapter on Congress, you'd find out what a Congressman-at-large is. You'd l=2arn that he's a congress- man at large--no hyphens. Doesn't represent any special district. Repré- sents the whole state. The other sort of Congressman represents a eertain district made up of a fixed number of voters. When the population increases again up to this number a Congress- man-at-large is elected, pending a re- districting of the state. Ever since 1915 1llinois has had two congressmen-at- large. One of the candidates this year for that position is Henry R. Rath- bone of Kenilworth. Mr. Rathbone is trial lawyer of pre- || eminent ability, one of the foremost || in the Central West, especially in II- linois, Michigan, Indiana and Wiscon- sin. He ig a lawyer of such excellent ability that he was elected president of the Lawyers' Association of Illi- nois. He is now a lecturer in the John Marshall Law School, an authori- ty on Constitutional Law. A lawyer who adds to his legal in- telligence the ability to speak well is capable of great social service, Mr Rathbone is a man thus equipped. He is a brilliant orator. As one writer puts it: "He is a forceful talker, with remarkable diction and extraordinary oratorical appeal." The power of elo- quent presentation of ideas and feel- ings is to a public man an asset of real value. In politics Mr. Rathbone is Repub- lican. He has been active in every campaign for the last twenty-five vears. Time and again his services as a speaker have been acknowledged as invaluable. There are frequent tes- timonies by campaign managers to the help he has rendered at critical times. He also has marked administrative ability. In 1916-17 he was president of the Hamilton Club, having been elected unanimously, He presided at the great mass meeting at the Stock Yards Pavilion when Theodore Roose- velt spoke under the auspices of the Hamilton Club. During the Great War he served as chairman of the War Committee of the Chicago Bar Association and in this connection devoted practically all his time to patriotic work. This War Committee furnished at one time over two thousand cases of free legal ad- vice and assistance to soldiers and sailors, and to their families. H. R. RATHBONE Seeks Nomination to Post of Con- gressman-at-large at Primaries. FORMER COUNT JOBLESS Alexander Lochwitzky, a former Russian count and a Major in the American army during the world war, has sent an appeal to the New York American Legion asking that a job be found for him "doing anything". He speaks eight languages fluently. Everything he had was lost in the San Antonio flood. For Probate Judge C. ARCH WILLIAMS period, and organized its councils from Quebec to California in war work, giving material assistance to the War, Food and Treasury Departments of the Government.. He was educated in the public schools of Ohio and Lake Forest University. The Bar Association report recommends him as qualified for the office and he is supported by leading lawyers. He is at pres- ent in active practice as a member of the law firm of Bradley, Williams, Kearns & Farrell, 19 South LaSalle Street and is recommended by the following representative citizens of Wilmette as unusually well fitted for the important position of probate judge. W. C. Shurtleff Thomas E. D. Bradley David F. Hall Charles H. Jackson Fred J. Newey William H. Ellis C. ARCH WILLIAMS, Re- publican Candidate for Pro- bate Judge, is among the best known lawyers at the Chicago Bar. He has prac- ticed twenty-five years, spc- cializing in probate, chan- cery and corporation law practice. He has served as a Master twelve years, and has been in Chancery for a member of the faculty of the Chicago-Kent College of Law for twelve years; was Chief Attorney for the Sani- tary District of Chicago for two years and is a member of the State and American Bar As- Chicago, Illinois sociations, and the Illinois Lawyers' Association. He was Supreme Regent of the Royal Arcanum during two years of the World War WATCH for the JANS-LAMKE FULL PAGE NEXT WEEK PAGE THREE 0YBUR 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evening 7 and 9 Next Week Mon. and Tues. April 10 and 11 ELSIE FERGUS ON and WALLACE REID "FOREVER" ("PETER IBBETSON"') Cast includes: Elliott Dexter, Montagu Love, George Fawcett, Dolores Cassinelli. Wed. and Thurs. "THE LIGHT IN THE CLEARING" A POWERFUL DRAMA April 12 and 13 Fri. and Sat. CONSTANCE BINNEY in "Her First Love' Friday--BURTON HOLMES, "The Holy City" April 14 and 15 Vote for SPRINGER For the State Legislature Representative 7th District Primary Election Tuesday April 11th LEWIS B. SPRINGER, a citizen of the 7th district since 1873. A solid business man; thirty years' experience in the real estate business has made him an expert on Taxation and an advocate of lower taxes. A consistent Republican. Belongs to no clique or faction. Has made no pledges or promises other than to do his duty as a public servant. Endorsed by Legislative Voters' League. Both men and women vote. 0000 For the benefit of the people along the North Shore whe wish to ride in the NEW LEXINGTON and see the performance - of the FAMOUS ANSTED MOTOR, we will be at the places stated below on the date specified with "THE LARK?" The Lexington Sport Model Do not fail, to get a ride in this car. It will be at your service without obligating you in any way. If you cannot reach the place of demonstration, call, and we will send a car for you. We will also have on exhibit the GARDNER This is the car with the one year written guarantee. Kenilworth Motor Co., Monday and Tuesday, April 10th and 11th. Ph. Kenilworth 261. WE WILL SEE YOU AT x: Light Four at $895 Page-Chapman Motor Co. 658 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, Ill. Thursday and Friday, April 13th and 14th. Ph. Glencoe 45. Brandl Bros. Store, 1077 Merril St, Hubbard Woods, near N. W. de- pot Wednesday, April 12. Ph. Winnetka 128. Hours Of Demonstration Will Be 10 A. M. to 9 P. M. : These Demonstrations are Handled by the Evanston Branch . Lexington Chicago Co. | 1008 Davis St. Phone Evanston 6975 Evanston, Il. Used Car Department 1464 Sherman Ave.