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ee ---------- ES ---- cenemy and captured 132, including WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1919 1 15 SERGT. ALVIN YORK AT ORCHESTRA HALL Most ®utstanding Hero of World War To Speak in Cause of Mountaineers Sergeant Alvin C. York, called by Marshal Foch the most outstanding hero of the World War, will appear at Orchestra hall, Chicago, on Tues- day evening, November 25 at 8:15 o'clock, under the auspices of the Rotary club of Chicago. The entire proceeds of the lecture will be ap- plied to the York foundation which will give boys and girls in the South- ern Mountain Sections a chance to avail themselves of the greatest need of this section of the country--Edu- cation. Who Alvin York Is Formerly Sergeant, 328th Infantry, 82nd Division, United States army. Elder in the Church of Christ and Christian Union, Pall Mall, Fentress county, Tennessee. A Christian soldier. The most outstanding hero of the world war. What Sergeant York Did He gave battle to and put out of action an entire German machine gun batallion in the Argonne on October 8, 1918. He killed more than twenty of the four officers. He has been awarded: The Congressional Medal of Honor. The Distinguished Service Cross. The Legion of Honor. / The Croix de Guerre, with palm. The Italian Croca di Guerra. The War Medal of Montenegro. A specidl medal by the State of Tennessee. Marshal Foch says that he did the greatest thing accomplished hy any soldier during the war. On his return home he refused of- fers of a fortune for himself. He prefers to devote himself to his own people by helping to give them real educational opportunities. He is asking nothing for himself, giving all to this purpose. - i What the York Foundation I for the purpose . of founding and maintaining a school or schools in the mountain sections. It will direct Sergeant York in his lecture tour, will receive all contri- butions and will expend them for the best interest of the school to be founded. PLAN GOLDEN RULE CLUB TO EFFECT WORLD REFORM Believing that the application of the golden rule to business, politics, society and everything will make this old earth a decent place to live in, John Godall Young of New York City, recently launched his golden rule campaign. Eighteen guests, chosen from as many walks of life, attended the ceremonies. The eighteen guests are to form the nucleus of the Golden Rule clubs of America. They are solemnly charged to put into effect in their everyday relationship the doctrine of "do unto others as you would have others do unto you." Mr. Young before putting his golden rule scheme into effect was a leader in the boy scout move- ment in New York. lr ee STOCKS OF OLD CORN REDUCED The stocks of old corn on farms on Nov. 1, is estimated at 72,263,000 bushels, which is 82 per cent of the 1918 crop. The corresponding figure a year ago was 114,678,000 bushels, and the average of the preceding five years was 87,270,000 bushels. Our Days. We ask for long life, but it Is deep life, or grand moments, that signify. Let the measure of our days be spir | tual, not mechanieal.--Emerson. SAFE INVESTMENT As illustrated and described - in former copies of this paper we will soon have a fireproof warehouse in our vicinity. Warehouses. never fail to pay good dividends and there is no reason why this would not be true in this territory. Kindly telephone = Wilmette 32 for further particulars. A non-profit corporation, organ- ized under the laws of Tennessee, over tage of it by coming in the week of That every foot troubl in Ww Skilled Repairing 609 W. Railroad Ave., Wilmette & *, Copyright 1919, The Scholl Mfg, Co. the United States and in this store! A free demonstration of Dr. Scholl's scientific foot comfort appliances that extends all over the United States! And you can take advan- November 17-23 correction has been proved by the successful use of the foot comfort appliances of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl of Chicago. And thisis what will be demonstrated to every foot suiferer during Demonstration 17-22. Don't fail to come. Our Practipedist is trained in Dr. Scholl's methods of giving you relief from foot troubles! A. Kaspar's Shoe Store to this store during e has a cause and a ihe United States eek, November Serviceable Shoes Phone Wilmette 540 Ren * aiid TIER IR-- Telephone Evanston 455 CONRA Resi 1709 SHERMAN AVENUE D SCHMEISSER PLUMBING dence Telephone Evanston 3397-J $y g i i! EVANSTON | oi o GONE IS WINNETKA AVENUE MUD; STREET NOW PAVED No longer will the New Trier High school students carry into the front parlors at home the mud of Winnet- ka avenue. That * thoroughfare, which passes directly in front of the prep school, is now beautifully pavy- ed from end to end, according to Windes and Marsh contractors. In addition to the splendid pave- ment the contractors provided for a large automobile parking space in front of the school gymnasium. The CHANGE THE GEARS! Charles' uncle was a tall man, and one day when he had Charles out for a walk he forgot the length of a child's step, and poor Charlie was almost running to keep up. They came to a rise in the grade of the walk and Charles stopped and said: "O, uncle, please change into low; I just can't make it on high." space, it is said, will accomodate 500 cars, leaving the street clear for passing traffic. To the Ladies of the North Shore THE " RUTH E. THORUP SALON offers for your trialand approval its superior work in MARCEL WAVING MASSAGE SHAMPOOING HAIR DYEING HUMAN HAR GOODS REDUCED 33 1-3 DURING NOVEMBER We also offer at this time our "NAIL TONIC for Brittle Nails" 1016 Stevens Bldg. 16 N. Wabash Ave. 17 N. 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Fast, comfortable North at' 5:55 P.M. in plenty of time Dining Car attached. the train will leave Milwaukee at supplied by Ticket Agent.