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ro WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919 : Ee , = War Emergency Union Activities | THE WORK OF THE MUNITION FACTORIES IN THE GREAT WAR (Told by Mr. Edwin 8. Fechheimer at Community House.) At a Community meeting in the Gymnasium of Community House. Sunday evening, March 16, Mr. Ed- win H. Fechheimer told the audience how some of the pursuits of peace, under the stress of war, were turned into the making of most destructive war materials. His talk was illustrat- ed by moving pictures taken in the factory of Winslow brothers, Chica- go, which was one of many thousands of factories taken over by the gov- ernment for the making of munitions. The pictures showed in most inter- esting and instructive detail how the six inch shells were made for our army. In reviewing such a film one learned something of the tremendous energy put into the equipping our men for their task "over there". Mr. William S. Elliott was chairman of the evening. The Reverend J. A. Richards gave the Invocation. The community singing was led by Mrs. Kohlsaat, assited by Mrs. Arthur Dean at the piano. WAR PERSONALS John A. Blow is at the U. SN. Air station, at Eastleigh, England. "William H. Merrill, Jr., is with the Army of Occupation, the 1028 Sani- I tary train, 33rd division, near Dier- kirch, Germany. Harold Gruver is' now attached to the Headquarters of the Ist Army Corps, at St. Florentine, France, as a Motor Dispatch rider. ceived his honorable discharge. Army of Occupation near Luxem- bourg, attached to the 123rd Machine (un battalion. Ensign A. Lee has received his release navy and is now on "inactive ice." He will resume his duties at Adams Pharmacy. Sergeant Frank J. Brady is with Occupation, near Luxembourg. received orders for overseas duty sail. nue. TRAMP TO COMMUNITY HOUSE TO SEE "TRAMP" The Winnetka Boy Scouts an- nounce the pre- sentation of Char- lie Chaplin's fam- ous screen suc- cess "The Tramp." in: "The Tramp" Charlie has many new slap stick stunts. The co- feature will be the ; wonderful and en- tertaihing film "The Volunteer," starring Madge Evans, Carlyle Black- well, June Elvidge, Ethel Clayton, Montague Love, and William A. Bra- dy appears personally. Let all "volunteer" to "Tramp" to the 'Community House Saturday, March 29, at 3 o'clock. One cannot afford to miss the op- MADGE EVANS World Pictures features at one performance. We expect to see you there. --The Scouts Improved Propellers at one point and concave lers. Rat Ravages on Crops dents inhabiting the United 000,000. --Indianapolis News. has an argumentative face. First Sergeant Leonard James of | Company E, 9th Supply train, has re- Salvatore di Francesco is with the Adams, U. SN. R., from the business the Prairie division of the Army of | Miss Helen Seymour, who has been doing Government work in Washing- ton in the Bureau of Publication, Na- tional Red Cross headquarters, has with the Red Cross and is now 1n New York awaiting instructions to She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seymour of Lincoln ave- | portunity of seeing these two great A new propeller for either water or | WINNETKA air has blades with spiral-like curves at the other, carrying the water or air their fult length and overcoming the gy-| roscopic effect of ordinary propel-| There are about 730 forms of hi ™ States and the annual loss they cause in food and feed crops is estimated at $50,- Now and then you meet a man who Persistent Effort is what has made this market the standard of quality in Meats. We are determined to maintain this standard by guaran- teeing each and every one of our customers that we will make good any unsatisfactory purchase made here. VOLLMAN'S MARKET 796 Elm Street Winnetka, Illinois LL ZZ 7 7 Zr TL Lr ad tl Edd ld Ld Eli lll lid td LL riiiniiiiiiiiizizzizzizidaiiiie ill TT Ta Aaa Fr 2 2 A dE Ze Zu ddd added & N | Elected To Phi Beta Kappa Miss Mary Quayle, 38 Crescent place, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the national honor society, at the conclusion of her Junior year at the University of Chicago. of the worst man; no other religion has a gospel for the gutter. JOHN M.COZART VETERINARIAN 2020 GRANT STREET TEL. EVANSTON 1001 EVANSTON Christianity sings the recoverability B | G ® E has been unob- tainable. We have just received a shipment' Better get your Big Ben Now before our pre- sent supplly is exhausted. E. B. Taylor & Co. PHONE WINNETKA 999 1 The Cemetery Beautiful LANTED amidst nature's own beauty, man has created a beautiful park ceme- tery. The sunken gardens, the winding paths, and the imposing chapel makes this spot a vision of beauty. It is indeed a fit- ting anal resting place for our beloved ones. MEMORIAL PARK CEMETERY and ANNEX Uross Point Road and Harrison St., V5 Mile West of Evanston We want you to visit this cemetery. You will find it interesting and attractive. You should reserve for yourself a family lot--all lots in Memorial Park are sold with full perpetual care guaranteed. Suitable easy payments--no interest. Don't miss this opportunity. YOU ARE INVITED to call or write to the main office, 703 Mar ruette Bldg. and make appointment to have one of our representa- tives call for you in an automobile to take you to and from the cemetery. No obligation. Investigate NOW! Central Cemetery Company 703 Marquette Building, Dept. 8613 Chicago Our perpetual care funds are on deposit with the Trust Department of the Central Trust of Illinois. 723 Qak Street, Winnetka WINNETKA TIRE SHOP TELEPHONE WINNETKA} 1565 Vuleanizing - Repairing Hood, Mason ana Firestone Tires Monarch Perfection Red Tubes MILLERAD-ON-A-TREAD PUT ON YOUR OLD CASINGS SUBSCRIBE NOW. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE. | | 1 Spend a Saturday or a Sunday evening in Milwaukee. Wanted--More Homes FOR SALT AND RENT Also Furnishes Homes for the Summer Having sold over 25 homes in Kenilworth, Winnetka, Wil- mette and Evanston in the past three months, we want a larger Winnstka list for our Wilmette ofhce. TELEPHONE WILMETTE 698, OR WRITE Paul Schroeder & Co. 414 Linden Ave. Wilmette seeking crowds-- i EE -- Special Attention! | | TH FE ET TN RELL LTC CR TE TOR TEA 11111 | | IRIE HR WE are the only exclusive rug cleaners and repair- ers of your home town. We kindly call your attention to the cleaning of your rugs for this season. We clean rugs by an oriental method, we use no chemicals and acids. 209 less from the regular price for the months of March and April. All our work is guaranteed. Call Winnetka 150 or Wilmette 803. i min Hin eg og. a) Meir Ds, 4 Carlton Bui'ding Winnetka, (11. -------------- ------ Il NORTH SHORE LINE § MILWAUKEES § GREAT WHITE V/AY lighted throroughfares; the beautiful Motion Picture Theatres, Cafes and ; Restaurants, its modern and artistically arranged show windows, and pleasure | A Veritable Great White Way Bl at the Door of Chicago "10 reach the heart of Milwaukee travel via the North Shore Line-- The Cheapest and Most IE Speedy, all-steel, modern, limited trains for Milwaukee leave Winnetka every half hour on Saturday afternoons and Sundays. Express Service The North Shore line is the road of service to points along the North Shore. in each town between Evanston and Wauke- Express trains making one stop gan run every 30 minutes. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CHICAGO OFFICE 66 WEST ADAMS STREET, PHONE CENTRAL 8280 See the brilliantly Convenient Way . APPLY TO MILWAUKEE OFFICE 187 SECOND STREET PHONE GRAND 1136 A I a -- -- Lara a--m------ --