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A WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919 BIG VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN APRIL 21 Secretary Glass announced that the campaign for the Victory Liberty loan will open April 21 and close Saturday, May 10. During that per- iod short term notes to the extent of $7.000,000,000 will have to be disposed of. ; The notes will mature in from one to five years. The rate of interest has not been fixed, but it is generally believed that it will be 42% per cent. The last Liberty loan was issued at 44 per cent, but on account of the super-taxes and profit-taxes un- der the war revenue bill it has been found that it would be impossible to float another issue at that low rate. In arriving at the decision to issue short-term notes rather than long- term bonds for the Victory loan, Sec- retary Glass says he has done so be- cause he believes the notes for short term will be maintained at par with more facility than would bonds of longer maturity. Secretary Glass appeals to the peo- ple to support the loan in the same patriotic manner in which the pre- vious Liberty loans were supported. Unless people generally subscribe, he says, the burden of subscription will fall upon the banks, and in his opinion, this would be a misfortune. ELSIE FERGUSON, WALTHALL, STONE, AT VILLAGE THEATER A trio of stars will twinkle on the screen at the Village theater next week. FElsie Ferguson will lead the | week's bill in "The Marriage Price" said to be the best of her cinema presentations. The play is a society drama by Griswold Wheeler and heralded as well up to the standard in the artistry and plotewhich de- mands acting of the first type. Wednesday and Thursdays head- line attraction is "False Faces" star- ring Henry B. Walthall, one of film- | dom's stellar emotional actors. Fred Stone will appear over the) week-end in the widely known "Johnny Get Your Gun" film version. He will perform his celebrated "Danse Poetique" the best known acrobatic dance. He also does some startling circus stunts remindful of the days of his tent performances. New Trier Sport Notes FEATHERS WON'T STOP, WIN SEVENTH STRAIGHT The featherweights have not been beaten this season and at present it | seems as though they will remain un- | defeated. The boys are all confident of winning the championship in their class. pra To show their general superiority they went out to Harvey last Satur- day morning and walloped Thornton to the tune of 21 to 12. The feature of the game was the playing of Webber and Mitchell. The latter scored 11 points but Webber was up against a player twice his size and heavy enough to have made the heavyweight team easily. He held his opponent to one basket. Critics are predicting these two boys will be stars within two years. New Trier rooters should come out Friday evening to the school and see for themselves why the feather- weights will win the flag. They are going to meet the crack team from Oak Park, and a close battle 1s ex- pected. The team has three more games to play besides the one this week. They will next meet La Grange at La Grange, Oak Park at Oak Park, and Thornton at New Trier. Lightweights vs. La Grange The lightweights will play La Grange at New Trier Friday evening when the feathers meet Oak Park. Games will start promptly at 7 45. New Trier Goes to Evanston The heavyweights will go to Ev- anston Saturday afternoon to play a second division game. "As the two teams played rather even at New Trier several weeks ago a close game is expected. New Trier Loses Two Morton: High beat New Trier heavies 19 to 16 in a rough game Fri- day evening. In the first game Bloom lightweights beat New Trier 26 to 22. Cadet Dance and Vaudeville A cadet dance and vaudeville pro- gram will be held at the school hall Saturday, March 29. Everybody in- vited. Final Results of Swim Meet The final results of the Intra-Mural Confectionary Swimming meet 1n points are as follows: : Chocolate Chewers, 28: Fudge Fighters, 24; Marshmallow Munchers. 23; Kandy Kids, 18; Molasses Maul- ers, 3; Spearmint Spoilers,l. Fat preachers seem to have gone out of style the lean, hungry Hugh Black variety is the present vogue. WINNETKA PARK DISTRICT | | { | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that | an election of the legal voters of] { Winnetka Park District will be held! on Tuesday, April'l, 1919, to elect! | a Park Commissioner for the | term of five years, and until his suc- | | cessor shall be elected and qualified; | ialso a Park Commissioner for the | | remainder of the term of office ex- | | piring in April, 1922, left vacant by | the resignation of Lawrence Howe. | The polls of said election will be open from seven o'clock in the morn- | ing until five o'clock in the ever) of said day. : In the First Election District, com- prising all of Winnetka Park District | north of the center line of North | Avenue, the polling place will be at {the polling place for the Township | | election in the Third Election dist- | t of the Town and New Trier viz: | C. L. Wyman's Store in the Vil- | lage of Winnetka, No. 961 Linden | Avenue, one block west of the Hub- bard Woods Railway Station. In the Second Election District, comprising all that portion of Win- netka Park District bounded on the north by the center line of North Avenue, on the east by Lake Michi- gan, on the south by the center line of Elm Street from Lake Michigan to lake Avenue and by the center line of Pine Street extended west from Lake Avenue to the west bound- ary of the Village of Winnetka, and on the west by Lake Avenue and the west boundary of said Village, the polling place will be at the polling place for the Township Election in the Fourth Election District of the Town of New Trier, namely: at Shop of Byron A. Nelson, Winnetka Illi- nois. In the Third Election District, comprising all of Winnetka Park District in that part of the Village of Winnetka south of the center line of Elm Street and north of the cen- iter line of Willow Street, the polling | place will be at the polling place of the Township Election in the Fifth | Election District of the Town of New | i i { Trier, namely: Bartz's Livery Office, Winnetka, Illinois. In the Fourth Election District, comprising all of Section Nineteen (19), Township Forty-two (42) north, | Range Thirteen (13) east of the | Third Principal Meridian; also all of Winnetka Park District in that part of the Village of Winnetka ly- ing south of the center line of Willow Street, also any other part of Win- netka Park District not lying in the first, second and third election dist- ricts thereof, the polling place willl be at the polling place for the Town- ship Election in the Sixth Election District of the Town of New Trier, namely: Indian Hill Inn, Winnetka, Illinois, near the Indian Hill Rail- way Station. Board of Park Commissioners | of Winnetka Park District. | WILLIAM S. ELLIOTT, | President, EDWARD S. ROGERS, ARLAN W. CONVERSE, JOHN STUART, MORRIS I. GREELEY. = TI-1t HARRY MITCHELL ; | [ | | = Suits Made $35 To Order Only ExtraPANTS Free With Every Suit | | TAKE THE TRAIN. Spend 50 or 60 cents for car fare and save $15.00 to $30.00 on your suit. Ali You Have To Do Is Leave Your Measure and I'll Take Care of the Rest Z HARRY MITCHELL 16-18 East Jackson Boulevard Between State and Wabash, Chicago ° Foremost stars, superbly directed in clean motion pictures Village Theatre THERETO Ina asm WILMETTE, ILL. LEE EE EE TEE EET LE FEE CH CE EL RM BT TH LL "The Real Character of a Man is found oul by his Amusements" ---Sir Joshua Reynolds Our Pictures show you yourself as you really are, or as you might be. The Better Motion Pictures TTR THI LUTTE TTT LET EEE LETT TET LRU TT TT UHHH HEIST TH LU UHTTHHTH minnu THERE nnn LUTHER Monday and Tuesday, March 24 and 25 Evenings 7:30 and 9:00 Matinee, Tuesday, 3:30 ELSIE "ERGUSON in "The Marriage Price" { "-----By the world, = I think my wife be hones!, " and think she is not." Hostage This is a beautiful society drama from which the audience can derive the comfort and improvement that ensue from the excitation of pure, generous, exalted emotion, both joyous and sad. EXTRA--MONDAY ONLY-- - - =- - - PATHE NEWS EXTRA--MONDAY ONLY-- - - - - CHRISTIE COMEDY EXTRA--TUESDAY ONLY--Houdini in "THE MASTER MYSTERY" Ln TE TT TR ETT THT LITT Wed. and Thursday, March 26 and 27 Evenings 7:30 and 9:00 "The False Faces" Louis Joseph Vance, creator of "I'HE LONE WOLFE?" is author of "THE FALSE FACES," one of the greatest novels ever printed in The Sa- turday Evening Post. A BIG THOMAS INCE SPECIAL A smashing dramatization of the newest and tensest adventures of that noted bandit--"LONE WOLF." EXTRA--- - - LH TU THU HE Friday and Saturday, March 28 and 29 Evenings 7:00, 8:20, 9:30 FRED STONE * ELE CL EE EEE ECL REE LLL LEER ELAR ELLER RETO AELARERELEEEEA L EE T T A E Matinees, Saturday, 2:30 and 3:30 Ls er) "A hearty laugh is good NE IA : for art, "hy 7 Despite what critics say" ANTCRAFT This sterling comedian will be well remembered as one of the team of Montgomery and Stone who contributed so much to our entertain- ment in: "PHF WIZARD OF OZ" "TI'HE OLDTOWN; : "CHIN CHIN." There is nothing like fun, is there? Next to virtue, the fun in this world is what we can least spare. Oh! We need it! We need all the counter- weights we can muster to balance the sad relations of life. IN THIS PICTURE WE GET IT. EXTRA: "= "a Ww wi. Le PATHE NEWS EE LR EE CE EL EE CE EEE EEE EEA EU EE EASE EERE ELT RTH LTT) COMING BILLIE BURKE IN "GOOD GRACIOUS ANNABELLE" LINA CAVALIERI IN "TWO BRIDES" BRYANT WASHBURN IN "THE POOR BOOB" "MICKEY." - SCREAMING HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY pr