The Jacksonville Daily Journal from Jacksonville, Illinois • Page 3

24, 122T Four IMrmhers -NalionalHoanllo TTTE I where she served In the state senate I tor eight only woman thus 1 far elected to that body. She is par- ticularly interested in welfare problems, in that connection A Ifhanman Of the Mcly'an County' I limp III I 11 chairman for wom- IIP 111 I work in Illinois for the IFIR first vice president of the Ilhnol.s on Social Welfare. 5t. Bohrer.s most intcre.st- i irig appearance'- for the league was at fil laiKH Mie Republican national convention 'It I prp-'ionted the i piank on government personnel st.andard.s to the resolutloas commlt- Tour members of the Ndional Board will be pr- cut dur nr the com- at which na- mg convention ol Illinois Ix'agup of W'nmrn Votet-aMlie Durl-p Hor convention, will be -ril 26-28 Two of -e women wul pavmeni of appear on the prngram of the er.nven- fee. non Mrs.

neoree rii uhom of St 1034 nf r-fior 1 rnpaiKn nimnut; oi uc to better pet--r'; in wi on M-un stiernnon at 2 4 h.ite! to ine ol 'npi'nment l.s ir 1 Urt W' Nr M-'k 1 A -1 At jjerc -if on 1 nnrp 5 I I i.r -r an o' in Ltpe ii.i'-i-: her r.ripjr to l-e A' r-; it o' aW r-t fli-a 3 pp" h' f. r. I. 3 rf a Br M. Queenly Aquatic Quartet at Chicago A.A.U.

Meet mm TAGE TnRCs I UK f. inn ntn sties IIt tit 0 Ihiiitits Virtrt ti nn Ertiti hew of I rf Vv O' r- J' A a ly All-, on crows i.h.i rountv has II 1 I'-'o t' Penn a icnpf rf eived by the "mnn ir wa. CO from a h- nei- iener rp.arkr,-} Q-iarr 11 f'-'e f'lnpsng in It R-ioicrr W.mer. wej known I anrj 'er ccjp 'T' '1 fi' (hfi i of roui iirrj'i when i i re ate 'i a ronnrg Girl Scout i.oiinciI Denials Start Soon on Her Relief S( nver for est KndoH liearsof Prosrc.ss I' hci I roop'i uih Brow i an OtluT Froop Or- O' o' rnri -COipq Conner a a Iw. fr a P-( me in wee mwi h.cl.'hne a' nan ciVi; P' St mfi ai the trrare --nr r.p;,, tiiop 'H the ril "I f'Jt Ho; vv I p''t who would make quPe a 'o any aquatic are f' at the A.

IJ meet Chicago. I.rft to ght readv to take to the 'i. ago lar; 'lorie Gc'trmg, I i'. mpioo; aud.i.a kcrt, si-o of Cuiceg'). vv set meet record Projpi't on 1 ill Be of iorat Benrfit v'mmlr'' '-g are: Ntanon arii'tt fhi.c.go he ino-vard oh.

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'Of hi r.M-'o -1 .1 Vio. 'I Irrm- -I Td 1 in A 'C tor' t.P't VI. le ricu; bter. or that he h-d Norton. ri.r y.

1. -ri' charged Ui hg the rr an attempt to defra-jd Gable. iS III in il Ml HI nnsi I Ml I 'VK a for non "'p wu, -legin ft dmg 'o ar.n lUi enrr.ent madp FNi, T.nrth K. gita h- a read-- ur ha pd a'- S800 wonh ma'er- ff thp F.jm '--nri FNnl-v treet r.id vn'k wi" lar' 'oon a It e.ul bi. to projF; Ir.

p'-rp to ni- moiiii. i'ic w.n r.ir the trini -rncr .11 irner of vVrh rnri Flm j.jr, Fhiii io Fii'riny and np ii-- avm'ie. wnerr 1 wr' Wi 'Hc-jcr cornine frorr I "-VI-, IVaf It, I. A fn 5 from 1 rv etfp be- M-nv, I I ard to pro a r. for the insnniTion and rhe Rurrntmdlng 'Tlifi-n 'A 1 bn morp flooding '1 A fie- bloek a vette once this sevvrr is in operation Tlie he 13 and 18 vrriCc dianip'T wiii be laid dpprb.

of tn r.ietce and 3C0 ferf The total rofit, ernniate nf WPA labor, he nnn Vv 1 M- pnv-h 'T P- vb .1 I The '-I a J- Wa A J- F'- Ai' 4-'C' I p. -r La- a a' H.v rf if ini hins nut 7 mu ini iE I iS( II I I nf I ili nrr i ll i Ml 111 tt)N I P.IP 1 Rf opfii M' M. P- r-n 1 It r'f I -t I hi he'p r.i aTTd tr- ma Cp' 'd 1'" Hr. NotPi at pr- -f an 1 Mr Japanese Print for sale. Se hool benefit.

Cleaners, Saturday. h-r- T'l Wr; Charming Morning Glory Scatter Spot Swisses and Voiles, light and dark at $1.95. Old Line, Stock Company, Fire and Windstorm INSURANCE and Other C. O. Bayha I Unity Bttjlding Phone liZS h- -Td '-f js 7 p.i' rd.

-r- A rf I -n Cant get around it 1 Saturday Silk Ho.iierv clear chiffons, pure silk, in full length or popular knee highs, new Spring shades at 39c pair. Hi I iM MU ISISIUHII il fy Raymond G. Johnson Architect and Engineer ar tv 1 t. 'I 1 Pr i rv kf' 'I, .1 I a bc'S'i'i r--' I to cr' -r make an B. 'y Tlie a' a l'i-'cnt wi' rcm.vin Par' 3, ar.ma’ a hp-p a a a 'A I I 1- 1.

p' A Nv t' Rilr- PLUMBER 117 Kfpair.u? or ConTicte DIUI riumhins To. If fl I a'-d nf VSr' i. 1 Bc.sd.-'V. prnoor. wai Min ter A Galena is Married at Wi rh Il nf T.me l.f“ 1 new I for v.ri ctlee Tit Fr- ran r' nor Ma- Bs M.i -c, -I.

a M-" fc.d J---, C-. uk, r- 1 'Cl iTt. 1 T. ill I 1 'T fl- r. Playhouse Means Work to Shirlev' COMING TO TOWN -7 W'atch This Paper For Details Former Bes.

l-olliian i oiiie Here for Treniom' I Mis? Gladys Hudson and of Galena, former members of Rev. Harry Lothian's congte- gaiinn hen he was pastor of a church at Galena. Ill came here Thursday and at 4 m. were united in marriage Mr. manager of the Galena Glove and Mitten factory, owned bv the Millhouse family.

line bnde wore a grey suit and con- trasiinp acce.ssorie.'i. with a shotuder of sweet peas and taluman The bridegroom followed an old family trariition. presen.mg hks bride a golden wedding rmg lirst uijCd the daring the wedding The left for the for an r.vtended trip Tliey will their iiomr In Galena 1 Mtitni rsnn SIS ti ii I) IS It Kin A ftl F'jdrha Abbott nf thi- clfy has iecnivcd word liiaf the nepiiew of A Hiiviginirst was killed Sunday in an autcmobalr accident, Seattle. tVa-hinpton He is the son of J. P.

Wetor. an attorney in Seattle and v.as a Senior at the Leland St.anford University. Wetor, 3rd. the victim of the accident, was the only son and a very promising young man. He ex- ivcted to get hl.s degree in hi.story I Ills vear and continue study in the east.

Dr. and Mr.s. Havighurst have been at Scarficld. New- York, and Mr; Havighurst was expecting to 'isit her hroihcr this week in Seattle, Miss Abbott is a cousin of Mrs. Hav ichurst and I of the young man.

Ebenezer Mkt. Sat. Livingston, 228 W. State. flock has to us leader and you'll find ot prnof on the road this summer that Buick's the pace-niaker oi this car's crop of cars.

So if you'd rather lead the way than follow, take the wise now, and make sure that when summer comes up front in the cr's seat of a Buick. There's no around the power a Buick can pour into the job of you there quick and quiet and you the soaring of an when you want to cover ground. Its got a steady, frctlcss, rond-lcveling gait that makes travel effortless as ligbi chasino shadow whether you're just loafing along or shooting for a record distance for the day. In this marv cl car you ride in scats like chairs. You finger controls that seem to sense yiiiir next wish in advance.

1 got safe brakes to halt its thunderbolt action and bring it gently down to rest with the smooth lightness of misting rain. o' that a man fancv, man nt idr i- it in I hr 'vort! of rvrrv nut. -trut. bolt and ibipad, hy handicap yourself this summer when Sii plainly Buick again for aliier ou'll find this great straight eight casv to buy as the av erage run of if ou get your order in now vou'll be leading the parade in a bellwether Buick when summer gets here. Spring houscclcaning may hold few thriili? for grownups but Sh.r- lev Temple, as shown above, seems in cnjov it immer-el Vn'i whdt gill, picscntcd with a beautiful playhouse, it i-picK and Busy, the young film star ns pictured on the patio of the glass playhouse.

20 feet wide. 12 feet deen and s.v feet high built for her behind the swimmmg pool on tbm Temple euato Built of transluecnt bricks, the little dwelling fca- 4 iuum. numatuie kUchen. and doii bedroom. Jacksonville iVlotor Sales 320 South Main Street ams.