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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1920 North Shore Women At Suffrage Jubilee North Shore Members of Evanston Political Equality League to At- tend Convention The fifty-first annual convention of the National American Woman Suff- rage association. which will be held in Chicago February 13 to 18, promis- es to be a great jubilee gathering of notable women from all parts of the United States. The program is the most brilliant q.. offered at any of the national suffrage conventions. Among the outstanding features of this program will be a demonstration of rejoicing, led by Illinois, the first state to rati- fy the suffrage amendment, ratifica- tion dinner, presenting a living rati- fication valentine; pioneer luncheon, at which time pioneer suffragists from all over the United States will be honored; memorial service for Dr. Anna Howard Shaw; Susan B. Anthony centenary celebration; a procession of suffrage victories; Then and Now told in pictures. The convention sessions will be held in the gold room of the Con- gress hotel and will be open to all friends of suffrage as well as the ac- credited delegates and alternates. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the National American Woman Suff- rage association, says, "Of all suff- rage conventions held within the past fifty-one years, this will prove the most momentous." The Evanston Political Equality league, with many north shore women on its membership roll, together with the Chicago Equal Suffrage associa- tion, the Suffrace Amendment alli- ance and the Illinois Eaual Suffrage association will be the hostesses for this convention. Reservations should be made now for the ratification dinner which oc- curs Saturday night, February 14, and for the pioneer luncheon, Tues- dav. February 17, by communicating with Mrs. Robert D. Cunningham of Evanston. ELCAR AGENCY TAKEN BY C. H. BRIGGS; HAS NEWEST MODEL HERE Described as the "most reasonably priced fine car in America," a 1920 Elcar is on display at the showrooms of C. H. Briggs in Sherman avenue, Evanston. Mr. Briggs has just taken the north shore agency for this car. The Elcar is built by the Elkhart Carriage & Motor Car Co., of Elk- hart, Ind, which began building vehicles 47 years ago and which created the famous Pratt line of buggies and carriages. It has been building automobiles for twelve years. The four cylinder touring car sells for $1,395, and the six cylinder for $1,595, placing the car in the medium priced class. "The Elcar", explained Mr. Briggs today, "is an amply large, beautiful car which is never extreme or fad- dish in style, but always has the distinctive refinement of design that comes from nearly half.a century of experience in fine vehicle building. "It is built for that class of buy- ers who, while they demand size, beauty and comfort in an automobile, wish also to be sure of enduring, economical service, and who sensibly desire to obtain these essentials without wasteful cost. "The 1920 chassis in strength, bal- ance and co-ordination of its units is an engineering triumph. "The four-cylinder engine is the Elcar-Lycoming. It develops 37% horsepower at 2100 R. P. M. It has quick getaway, and on hills or wher- ever sustained surplus power is need- ed, its performance is amazing. "The six-cylinder engine is the new 7-R. Red Seal Continental. The com- ing of this engine is an event in the motor world." Read The Want Ads On Page * THE MOODY BIBLE INSTITUTE West Chicago Ave. and North La Salle St. Announces' Bible Expositions Every Sunday Afternoon at 4 BY THE Rev. James M. Gray, D. D., Dean N. B. The purpose of this hour is not for preaching in the usual sense of the term, nor for ad- dresses about the Bible, but rather for the explanation of the text of the Bible itself. REPLACES ROBE RAIL One of the many distinctive feat- ures of the new National Sextet is a smart cordovan strap that replac- es the robe rail in the seven- passenger touring car and the four- passenger phaeton. / "A man is rich according to what |: he is, not according to what he has." "A dollar that is past due it late in coming to work." Clear Out The Attic--Page 7 HERE'S only one kind of service here, and that is the sort we'd look for if we stood in your shoes. We serve as promptly as we would ask to be served. We give the sort of advice we would value as to battery care. We make repairs as carefully as we would ask to have them made. Evanston Battery Station 1648-50 Maple Ave. Corner Church St. EVANSTON RRRIR RAIN) The World's Best Music for Your Home Practicully all the world's greatest artists indorse the Victrola by making records for the Victrola exclusively. Come in and select your Victrola to- day; learn about our deferred pay- ment plan. North Shore Talking Machine Co. 603 Davis St. Phone Evanston 4523 Victor Service Station lin the Fountain Room Monday i reste a Friday Evenings for the | Dancing : CREE rE PHBE SL SARS ST ba AAR a EONS Re SBS el BE Be i BR NSE UT Entire North Shore ~ North Shore Hotel Ballroom and vanston Automobile Show J EEE EEE ERE EA ERE EEE ERR EER nano Sammon . An unusual display of High Grade Motor Cars nn A EET TT BS BE ET TT WR \) \ ( \ \ 1 Open from Noon to 11 P. M. Daily Admission twenty-five cents