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Combined with the unusual facili- lawa ties of the club, each week a special tons1 attraction is added for 'the interest- and -entertainment of the mnen. Each member and bis guest Wears--_ name.plate featuring his first nanie, which accounts for the* extraordinary growth, of acquaintanceship in the çlub. And, as would naturally follow, fellowship becomes a general order of the gathelrings. .Richard HowelI of - inette isi credited with the developmneit, of the. o rganization and has, for bis asso- 1 ciates:: Fred: S. White, Winn.etka.,I Roy O. Walker, Winnetka; Dr. Reid! Bronson, Evanston; Arthur Zellar.! Chicago; Dr. J. M. Fraser,, Evanston; George Fargo, Glencoe; Clifford'Dar-1 ing,. Wilmette.; Dr. R. L. Lasater.! Evanston; John Thornburn, Evans-ý ton; Raymond Wiese, Evanston, and1, Cal Turner, Evanston. Hear General Clinàn Several. weeks ago,- Gen. Johni V. Clinnin wvas a guest of the -club anid .1entertained the meni with' a talk on the -History of Sports" and anec - dotes of bis war experiences. Gen- eral Ciini held his audience to pini- drop silence for nearly an lhour and bis talk wouind tup with 9 burst of enthusiastic applause. _ On..Monday, October 10', Cal John- son, the great out-of-domaei tor of "Out-Door Anierica" and guide of, Presiîdenit Coolidge andPesen Hoover ini former years, will attend the Shawnee Stag and during the showing of his own nioving pictures will personally explain and discuss the action of the pictures, entitied: ,,Tigers," "Where 'Moose Run Loose," "Quest of the Bronze-l3ack," and -The Forest Fire." ý: 1Chick Evans Corang .Another big feature for the near f uture will be an evening with Chick Evans, W.ho b as. accepted an invita- tiQn to join the, men on Stag -Nigbt and tell them isome ôf, the things the).- want to know about golf. This is ýan idea -of the ý sort of gatherings the mien of Shawnee have to look forward to- throughout the Winter. WILL TAKE OVER BUSINESS D -1I rl 1r.Pfl __ 1~ * -o0 Oswald Law of Fairhope, Ala., with two basebal fan companions wbo came to see the World series games, returned to the south Monday after spending the week-end at the home of bis mother, Mrs. Robert Law, 321 Kenilworth .avenue. Te hon meoften, son!" Mothers can't expect busy sons away at sehool to wtite-they just donit enjoyaléemethod -of commuickation.