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he Lake Shore News 57X11. NO. 19. Nirly Eyrybody In WihnatU R-da ITm Uk« Shore Newt WILMETTE, ILLINOIS, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1921 FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS ro MEMORIAL EVENTS INEDF0RW1LMETTE Lican Lofton Announce. Com- mwnity Ssrvice and Great Memorial Day Parade on Monday Morning , !0 IMPRESSIVE SERVICES L^ommandor McCanjoy and Ro». Georgo Craig Stewart the Speakers observance of Memorial Day in Bmette will be featured by two [L of sufficient importance and liction to command the interest fiery resident of the village. w first event is the Community morial services to be held •day evening at 7:30 o'clock at the it Congregational church under oices of the Wilmette Post of the lerican legion and at which the lakers will be State Legion Com- nder R. W. McCauley, and the Rev. ,rge Craig Stewart, rector of St. te's Episcopal church, Evanston. interesting feature will be special frtonr by the Chicago Philharmon- luartet, a solo by Orion Galitz, and organ recital by Mrs. Marie Ed- P<1S von Ritter. Members of the Jfeette Post will appear at the »er- Win body and Post buglers w«l bd "Church call", "Assembly", "To Colors" and "Taps". Veterans in Parade in Monday morning, Memorial L, Community observances will be fine nature of a great street pro- ksion comprising in the line of ten members of the G. A. R., Unit- [Spanish War veterans, American Won, Village departments, special Is of soldiers, sailors and marines, inbers of Wilmette's former com- ly of the Illinois National Guard Reserve Militia, Bop Scout troops ,np Fire groups, the Gfffflmar jpolband, children of, the sixth, forth and eighth grades. Lt the request of the Wilmette [erican Legion Post Major George Harbaugh has been selected Grand lrshaU_at_the. Parade and Capt. irles D. Heller, Second Infantry, jiois National Guard, Chief of Staff, {rial information concerning the fade is to be found in another col- of The Lake Shore News. Memorial Service Program "E**t. Wt Â¥ttxast" e program for the Sunday even- service follows: P. M.â€"Church Call Buglers _. jan Recital [Mrs. Marie Edwards von Ritter |5 P. M.â€"Assembly COALITION TICKET WINS CIVIC LEADERS Non-Partisan Ticket in Judicial Election Wins Hearty Endorse- ment of Wilmette Civic Leaders INFORMATION CAMPAIGN Out Circulars Telling Real Facts About Ticket to, Counter* . act Machine Propaganda Buglers >cation Rev. Stephen A. Lloyd lerjca Adagio .................Mozart Serenade-rvTT. .vrrT^rr. ,.Haydn [Chicago Philharmonic. Quartet Mentation of Colors Dr. Don Gallic the Colors Buglers Keptance of Colors ibmmander Ewer, Wilmette Post Andante Cantabile . .j.......• ............. Tschaikowsky Minuet............ ...Bocchcrini ^Chicago Philharmonis Quartet Idrcss itv Legion Commander McCauley |loâ€"The Endless Day ........... ............^. Herbert Johnson Kress Orion Galitz Memorial Day Parade May 30,1921 Headquarters Line of March Grand Mar she L_ Formation of Units PAUL A HOFFMAN HEADS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION Rev. George Craig Stewart pm "Woodland Sketches". a) To a Wild Rose > b) From Uncle Remus c> At an old Trysting Place d» Tn Autumn Chicago Philharmonic Quartet r Spangled Banner sntdiction . Rev. Hubert Carleton ps â€";â€" Buglers----- Legion In Charge ,0"t Memorial Day-oregrams-are Units participating in the parade will assemble at the respective ren- desvous hot later than 8:45 A. M. Unit commanders will report the arrival of their units immediately to the Chief of Staff, Captain Heller, at the east door of the Village Hall, giv- ing the name of the tommander and the strength of the unit. Assembly will be sounded on the bugle at 8:55 A. M. Attention imme- diately thereafter, and the forward march signal at 9 A. M., sharp. Upon arrival at the West Side Park, the police detail Will immediately fall out and perform such duties as may be necessary in connection with the crowd at the Park. t. Parade units upon arrival at the Park will form as follows: Bandâ€"West side of . Park facing east, left resting on Lake avenue. G. A. K. and U. S. A. W. V. North side of Park facing south midway be- tween east and west sides of Park. American Legionâ€"Immediately in rear of G. A. R. and U. S. A. W. V. U. S. Sailors and Marinesâ€"East side of Park facing west, right on Lake avenue. ' . . â-  Co. E 131st Inf.â€"R«ht on left of Sailors and Marines facing west. Start 9 A. M., Wilmette and Cen- tral avenues; Northeast on Wilmette to Elmwood; east on Elm wood to 8th ; south on 8th to Central avenue; west on Central avenUe-to Park avenue; north on Park avenue to West Side Park. ' Formation at Rendesvous, Central and Wilmette avenues, 1. Police, in Wilmette avenue north of Central facing northeast. i 2. Band, north side of Central east of Wilmette, facing south, right rest- c« Wilmette avenue. '.Marshal and Staff. 4. G. A.7R., in automobile on left of i band. 1, | 5. U. S. A. W. Won left of G. A. R. i Spanish war veterans. 6. American Legion, south side of i Central avenue, right resting on west j side Wilmette avenue. 7. U. S; Sailors and Marines, east i side of Wilmette avenue, right rest- ing on south side of Central avenue. I 8. Co. E; 131st Infantry. Illinois Na- tional Guard, west side Wilmette-avâ€" enue. right resting on Electric car tracks. 9. Co. D, 1st Regiment Illinois Re- serve Militia, north side Central ay H&nue7-4e44-re^ting on west side Wil- mette avenue. 10. Boy Scouts, on right of Co. D, list Illinois Reserve Militia. *â-  11. Camp Ffre Girls, on right of Bpy Scouts. " i~j:----- 12. Grammar school hand, wst sid" of 12th street, right resting on Cen- tral. â„¢7^ â€"â- ' ' 13. School children. 6th, 7th. 8th gr^de*. on left of school band. Paul A. Hoffman, Wilmette Village trustee and civic leader of the west side, was elected president of {he new- ly organized Wilmette Improvement association at a meeting of the Board of Directors Friday evening at the Hoffman home at 1638 Washing- ton avenue. > - Other officers of the association elected at the session included: John Weidlin, first vice president; Henry Haack, second vice president; Earl Orner, secretary; John M. Steffens, treasurer. Standing committees were appoint- ed /at the meeting and street cap- tains named who will receive com- plaints and suggestions from the res- idents in their particular districts. It is the purpose of the association, through these street captains, to co- operate with village officials in ob- taining needed improvements and in remedying objectionable conditions. "Meetings of the Board of Directors will be held on the third Friday of each month/Meetings of the asso- ciation as a whole will be at the call of the directors. Payment of dues, two dollars a year, j is to be made with Secretary Orner }Fljr° the Colors on Memorial Day. Display the National Col- â-  J on in observance of the one day i in the year when the entire na- J tion pauses to. honor its heroic j j -dead. Wilmette leaders, men and women, are putting forth diligent effort on behalf oTlhe Coalition non-partisan Judicial ticket in the Judicial election on Monday/June 6. A volunteer organization, composed originally of riftjpWilmette lawyers, members of the Chicago Bar associa- tion, has since developed a thorough- ly representative movement of citU /ens who are preaching the doctrine of good government and non-parti- sanship in judicial elections as against the extravagant statements emana- ting from headquarters of the Thomp- son-City Hall faction. Supporters of the Coalition ticket decided at a weir attended meeting Friday at the Byron C. Stolp school, to circularize the village in telling the real facts about the Coalition ticket, the purpose and source of it« origin. It is pointed out, in the first place* that there are three tickets on the Judiciary election ballot to be submit- ted to the voters of Cook county on Monday, June 6. These are the Re- publican, Democratic and Socialist . tickets. Positively Non-Partisan The Democratic ticket is in fact a non-partisan ticket composed of ten Democrats and ten Republicans. Cer- tain provisions of the election laws make it necessary for all of these candidates to appear on the official ballot as Democrats. These men, the majority of whom are jurists who have for several years given efficient and conscientious service on the Cir- cuit bench of Cook county, were se- lected by the committee of the Chi- cago Bar association and received the, endorsement of every faction of the two principal political parties, ex- cepting only the City 11 a 11 faction which refused io join in the selection of the non-partisan ticket. Many curculars have been mailed to Wilmette citizens, non-partisan sup- porters -declare, which, in wild and extravagant statements attribute sup- port oT the noh-partisah ticket tcF whaVthe^hompsjonJ^clion_terms the "Commercialized Press", and that thnr~ opposition to the Thompson candi- dates is actuated by certain Chicago daily newspapers against which the City of Chicago. rhas instituted dam- age suits involving several millions of dollars. These circulars mention also, such notorious politicians as "Hinky Dink", Barney Grogan, and others as actual backers of. the non- partisan ticket. Women Support Ticket As a matter of fact, the Chicago Bar association pamphlet points out, eighty per cent of the candidates on the Democrat is ticket are highly re- spected judges of the Circuit court, and candidates1 for re-election at the urgent and almost unanimous request of the Chicago Bar association com- poscd of" the?'best lawyerslnChicago and environs, with-a membership com- prising Republicans, Democrats and, perhaps/ several socialists. In this election the association is concerned about the fitness of the candidates for the offices, without regard,ior po- litical affiliation. The Coalition non-partisan ticket has received the endorsement of all recognized women's organizations in the City of Chicago, the sole propon- ent of the Thompson -faction ticket among the women being the so-called Women's Betterment association, or- ganized during, the current campaign, and which contains the names of no recognized civic leaders in endorse- ment of its literatureâ€"circulars bear- ing the unmistakable stamp of ma- chine propaganda.. Wilmette voters are asked to con- der auspices offfihe Wilmette Post Hie American Legion. Plans have n in course of formulation for sev- ll weeks and all details arranged "â- what it js predicted will be Wil- |te's greatest Memorial Day. Ev- I re>irlenA of -the village is invited _ ajtend these observanc |PPj--rate-jwith the legion, men afflf Fv.vt's Women's auxiliary by con- betp ^efray^*he-expen*e +iv- pro~ra'«»s.â€"Donations may be Wed to R; W. Webber, at the First itional Bank of Wilmette. Co. D 1st I. R. M.â€"South side of Park facing north, right on the left of Co. E. Boy Scouts -^Qn leftof Co. D^ Camp Fire Girls left of Boy Scouts^ Grammar school band and school children on left of Camp Fire Gins. Jlre Departmentâ€"Will-proceed to its quarters. â-  "~~ Automobilesâ€"Will turn out of the column at Central and Park avenues. i4. Fire departmentrjh 12th street By order, _ GEORGE HARBAUGH _ ire facing south. Column formation, 8 files front. --------» â€"â€" 'TTrjj "•â- "â- â-  '""â-  § i mucpciuiciicc »»i mc mulctary ana JeTj u°r " **n*ow *'â- â€¢ hlne 11 non-partisanship in Judicial election!, fie.d should be t-» the right of ' 'Every r>an and woman in Wilmette a p-rion facing the flag.____B has Jhe^ rjght^to vote in-.the Judicial Colors are to be sainted when Ik^*!0" °" Tu^* °» whctll*f regis- pass'«*g in procession by rd- â- 1,fer*a or not- If not registered the pH»'>1.> h-ad covrfn. J^ vote mav be "sworn" by a registered Fly the Color.! f - g wter. â€"rVfttntr places in the Judicial l â-  ^â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- â- aaBai I election are identical with the polling J!- places, in regular village elections. .^-â- â- ^.^â- ^ â-  11 i iilMaiiMiiniisaliil