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Show I JOHNSON IS I IN ILLINOIS pZJf Chicago, SepL 10. To speak in Blw nine Illinois cities in as many hours jOk was the task that faced Governor Jj3- Johnson today when he arrived in B Chicago from Detroit. The longest U address of tho day was scheduled for fla" Stroator, at a Pi-ogreBBlve rally. 'JftSt Governor Johnson planned to re- -"Jm1 trn to Chicago tonight and start on K a Wisconsin tour tomorrow W-isi Talks In Freeport. L3I Freeport, 111 , SepL 10. Governor ajwf Johnson today made a flying trip ln- B to what are generally regarded as B Republican strongholds In northern jB Illinois, urging the support of the 3JjR Progressive party in the coming elec- EM tlon. m "We are working for that program Sy of social and Industrial justice which rg will give equal rights to all," he said flej ; here. "Our party would have gov- JUJjl ernment devote a part of its timo. at jljj least, to the conservation of its hu- Tf mans. By tills plan we don't mean jjfij to destroy business, but wo do not j$ i wish the government to devote its jjfl! , entire time to swelling fortuues. A jjTjj government wWch devotes all of its fgj i lime to the development of business $i ' Is worse than no government." W2 " Mrs. Raymond Robbins of Chicago JS ' settlement worker and suffragist, rode xk ' In Governor Johnson's private car Mm and passed out suffrage literature. IK oo |