The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 6

FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1933 fFTE JACKSONVILLE DAILY JOLRNAG fAGKFIVP: Marlon Wcstfsll of Valley City was thr Thursday vipttora in the city. DONT TRIFLE WITH COMMON CONSTIPATION A ll ran Brings Relief ConstIpation Its grip on a person almost It often with such little things. complexion. Unpleasant breath. If unchecked.

It may seriously impair your health. Fortunately, you can avoid this danger by rating a delicious ee- Laboratory show that ALL-Bean two needed to overcome common constipation: and vitamin B. All-Bean is al a rich source uf iron for the blood. Biological tests demonstrate that the in bran is similar to that in laafy Inside the body, it forms a mass, which gently elaara out the intestinal Row much better than taking unpleasant patent medicines. Two of All-Baas daily usually Serious with every If not relieved this way, see your doctor.

Get the red-and-preen package at your grocer's. Made by Kellogg Battle Creek. JUDGE WRIGHT URGES ELECTION OF DEMOCRATS Stand By Roosevelt and Governor, Speaker at Meeting Last Night Judge Walter W. Wright spoke luM night for an hour at the court house i on Jacksonville's the city must do If she wants to free her- self from debt and keep up her head --and at the same time urged the election of Democrats to the citj offices next Tuesday. Judge Wright talked an audience that taxed the 1 capacity of the circuit court room.

Pointing to the fact that the state edministraUon is Democratic, and that every municipal election this spring has resulted in victories for that Judge Wright it is not difficult to figure out where harmony prevail. A city located within a short distance from the state capital, such as Jacksonville, should be in perfect accord with the state administration. the speaker declared. He Nicked up this assertion with an example of how the state it rat ion helped Jacksonville a few by Appropriating 1204 000 as its share in the south side seaer; project. Such action was the result of harmony between the adnitnuMra- ions.

Judge Wright said He believes Jacksonville will go much further toward solving multitude of during the next few years with a Democratic administration The continued swing to the Democratic party for leadership was cited the speaker. Evidence that the trend in politics is not waning wax TREES Shade Ornamental Large Assortment. Home Grown. given by the result of recent election in St, Louis, for the first time in 24 years mayor was elected which brought out 77.2 per cent of the registered voters. Fourteen aldermen, also, were elected.

This crowd tonight showing the same old pep and enthusiasm that prevailed here last Judge Wright said "It proves that people are at last taking some interest In their government, and are ready to step in take a hand at officials pledged to good government and noper Introduced. Dr T. Cooper, the candidate for mayor, was introduced hoon after the meeting opened He was applauded by the large crowd, as well as the other candidates seated together in front of the court room. Sherman V. county chairman.

called the meeting order at 7 30 He said the outlook for Tuesday election caused a rise of optimism among Democratic workers He added some words of instruction to the workers, then presented Judge Wright. Judge said in part: Jacksonville is on the eve of another election for mayor, an election that everyone concedes one of the most Important in a number of years All ritiarns should express their interest by voting Tuesday. With public apathy toward matters of government prevailing for a number of years it is a wonder that any efficient men were placed in office peculiar situation in Jacksonville. caused largely by the bank failure. Conditions have developed make it serious In the credit entirely wiped out Anticipation warranta were ittued from year to year.

In the elty owed 1131.000 on floating indebtedness. There mas no adequate supply, only a few wells out on the north sKSe The citizens ftnauy took the emergency in hand and the it ENTER STUDENTS IN SUSl FRANKLIN MEETING Wrlfht li thai "iRht the list of from th. enue eaoh year. It important that it should be maintained for the bene- iRouth Jackson fit of the city and people This election is of local Impor who have been entered in the grade school invitational literary and PHI ALPHA GROUP TO HOLD ANNUAL OPEN MEETING Alpha society of Till tanee several reasons. I nois College wUl hold tu eight? ha-s eomr when if our government "JJ th to succeed the cost of taxation must w111 held Saturday.

Several ning in the society rooms in come down. The great eat tax burden comes from the school district, road district, county and municipalities. If you want to reduce taxes, follow the old adage and start right at home. Ptollow President Roosevelt and hts economy program, which is now sweeping the nation back to normal conditions. And while talking about economy, the people of this city and state have will participate.

at 7 45. The entries are as follows: First on the calendar of open meetings, Phi Alpha will pre- Betty 1 vent a varied program as Dramatic Thomson ay: Sieber Qod Must Laugh Ailleen May. I Dvcluimer Erickson. The Charles Who Was 'Man and Whitlock Girls Mary Barber. Riehsrd Schlldman to be proud of their Billy Doyle.

governor Already he is living up to Pennell. Mar- his pledges to reduoe the oost df Axe- 4 Mate Since he assumed Chorus--Mary Cause. Marjorie SSLwI office in January the coat of Mate oia May Armltagr. Beatrice administrative government been JJary 55 reduced 000 000. and the reduction rilh8t rl amount to 110.000.000 before fix Row Nichols.

Vina Ruth Lumsder. Pauline De- -f and Walt man will handk Extetnponaer Meeker. Ellen Smith. Reader; Cecil Oiffen, Burying an Int. Orator Hess, "The Plan of Plans." Contrary to popular habit on the Hill, the debate is not intended to Apparel Second Floor HATS- waited till the last minute? worry Our stork is complete in cry detail to top off any costume New in the latest that subtley flatter every woman Chic styles in turbans, dip sailors and in all the of spring in all headsizes, too.

$1.85 MH Fur Storage A Sensational Offering of Better SPRING COATS Ascots! Capes! Bows! You Easily Save $10 Try to resist them you who like lot- of fur a little or none at all everything your heart desire in this ex- cuing new eoltection of leading al a prier! Now Reduced to Smola-type unfurred! Removable capes with fox, ine, kolinsky! tucked shoulders of fox! Ascots of galyac, squirrel, kolinsky! Gray, blue, navy, black, beige. New Spring -Dresses Heie also is a SPECIAL We have taken a group of our regular $7.95 and $9.95 DRESSES and offer them to you Really Smart CAPE EFFECTS JACKET F.FFFECTS All NEW SHADES All Msrdell Massey months is up. Eleft these reasons the people of Jacksonville should go out and elect Democratic candidates because Track they represent a party that is keep- ing The opposing can-1 Ballard, didate for mayor an elaborate 1 ow Johnson platform I'd rather have a man who Kfith Hopper. Harold dant promise too much I rather 50 Billy Dojle. Jay have him a few things and then Reeve.

do them while in office. That worth more than eight columns o2 platform in a newspaper You are acquainted with the candidates for mayor. Dr. Cooper has ren Masaey High Elliott. Harolo Schtldmar.

Stone, suitable for or rock $4 ton delivered. Smirl A Gibson. Phone 1948. aewral years. to be a man of character and uprightness say that he old age to run thr euvs business.

It Shot takes good old common liorae sense Templeton. It taken a man who can listen to I advice, and not some hard- a headed who can't see far ahead or behind to knoa that has made mistakes. If the )te will the issues. v.ei'r’ facts and lend help in i Jacksonville througn this ric-d it will result in sn me." ling victory for the Drmocisuc candioates on the effielenev of the police and fire departments said lhat the Democratic party ic pledged to these departments at high We don't want Tom. Dick and the question.

that Class At- "schildman, Ralph Optional in all The argument will center around the Meskeljohn plans and the new systems by the University of Chicago and Columbia University and the cradual spread oi those to the smaller colleges throughout the country. Although the titles on the first part oi the program indicate very little. they mill be productions of fviio is well as nature, anc i. amount oi good fun i.nd hi.mur will oe brought las, speaker on the first half win deliver oration lhat is entirely in- 100 yard Croner. Ralph Carter.

220 yard Lloyd Croaer Bm Pennell. Doyle, Elliott, Penntll, Croc- been a Jack.v r.1he rmirwiy in- He has ahoan himself )ump-George Elliott, War-. ke.et)(ll lht Oood prlday John E. Mellish Famous Maker of Lens Is Freed and principle, and will climax the no; uffsir wan his well considet eo and very timely remarks. Ah hough the meeting eolief? lunctlon.

the affair will be open to The public in general, and the dent and secretary of the society hav expressed the that the iiiCiiKie a spnnkling of town people. Elm Grove Geneva, 111., April IS E. Mellish, of St. 111., termec a genius by alienists described rim Grove, April and Mrs by many scientists the Msvnard and daughter. lens maker tn America, todav Sunday with her parents M- frPed 00 hJs omXi to go to Call- Mrs.

F. Bnimmett fomla to oontinue hU work. Mellish had been in the Kane conn- Several from here attended MU most of the time since Bep- funeral of Mrs Margaret Middletor JJJT ifi tember 1911. as a result of charges Wednesday afternoon SSl-jr i ill him by the 15 year old Mr and Mrs. John Welsh £1 osughter end his wife.

His ease a birthda- party for John Whalen at meeting presented all of the candi oates and a word in their behalf Thear includi John never came to trial and was oontin- home Sunday evening, ued from time to time Mr and Mr W. Flvnn visited Through with Bute's the home of Timothy Flynns 2 II mnuil Alter of K.W our- nd f.m.ly qxnt iilSL Judge John Newhall today day with relatives in Jacksonville cand.datr continuance oi the spent one day la for the duration of good behavior on week in St Louu the part of the iens maker Judge George Dmgeldein family Alien had original jurisdiction in the callers Jacksonville Sunday case noon Mellish win to Callfomis to Marv Welsh spent Friday afternoon aork with a friend vhoae name at home of Timothy Flynn and family aard Roy Con lee. Third ward anti Harlsr. WiUtamaor, Fourth aard The meeting drew the largest audience that has attended a Democratic meeting during the city eampa.fi. Sex era i conferences of workers in the v.rteus prenncts were held after the main session EASTER LILIES CHOICE PLANTS 50c and up.

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