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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JULY 22. 1921 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS Batabllahrt lilt with which la combined THE WILMETTB LOCAL MBWI Established 1898 IftMJBD FRIDAY OF BACH WEEK by LAKE SHORE PUBLISHING COMPANY lttt Central Ave., Wllmette, 111. Tal«»l .Wllmette 1 SUBSCRIPTION .S2.0O A YEAR All communications must be ac- companied by the name and address of tbs writer. Articles for publication Should reach this office by Wednesday afternoon to , Insure appearance m current Issue. Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituary poetry, notices of entertainments or other affairs where an admittance charge will be made or a collection taken, will be charged for at regular advertising rates. Entered at the postofflce at Wllmette, nilnols, as mall matter of the second elasa under the act of March 9. 187». FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921 Not Curative There are arguments to be brought in favor of the expulsion of I. W. W. agents from a town in which they have sought to develop trouble, but it is not the ideal way of dealing with a vexing problem. It is no real solution, because it simply transfers the scene of their activity to another center. It may contribute a little to the inconven- ience of their work to send delega- tions in different directions, but that there will be convergence may be accepted as a certainty. The depor- tation of trouble makers of another nationality is both effective and just. provided it is followed by a sufficient, watchfulness over passengers on in- coming steamers to prevent their re Finds Movies Popular House Party Feature Sidney Spiegel Launches Out in Ex* hibiting Business Providing Films for Private Entertainments Enjoy the "movies" right in your own home in the parlor, or, in the instance of torrid evenings, on the front lawn or in the gardens. "Motion pictures, it would ap- pear, have become a very prominent feature of entertainment at house parties and lawn fetes," says Sidney Spiegel, New Trier High school youth and former manager of Com- munity House Pictures at Winnetka, who has launched out in the exhibit- ing business for himself and is al- ready engaged in providing enter- tainment at private parties and social gatherings. He is to furnish weekly film programs for the North- moor Country Club. "The Cabinet of Dr. Calgari". one of the late re- leases, was shown t*y Spiegel this week at a private entertainment. AID INFANT WELFARE â€"~ Infant Welfare was the benefi- ciary of the proceeds of a lemonade and cake stand conducted by the Tatapochon Camp Fire Girls recent- ly on Field Day at New Trier High school grounds. The net proceeds totaled $30. The booth was in charge of fourteen girls graduating from the eighth grade this spring. Other organizations among the young people which have contri- buted to Infant Welfare Twigs" and the Philethea £2L the Wilmette Methodist chur^1 North Shore Bath ^^^^^sMmmssmmm^^^M^^^^^^ turn. But some of the radicals are. unfortunately, American citizens, legally, if not in their loyalty, and cannot be so disposed of. A general policy of providing escort beyond, a ten mile boundary, might discourage I. W. W. activity, but incidental and scattered "prosecutions" give, at best, oniy temporary relief. It is not curative. No Bargain Counter Like "Clarified Ads" HIGHLAND PARK RIDING STABLES Party^rlcter^^appoin tment~ E. V. MEYERFELD INSTRUCTOR 217 N. St. Johns Ave. , HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. Phone Highland Park 125 HOYBURM 615 Davis St.. EyenstonB WS MATINEES 2 ami 4 E?eni«i 7 and 9 Saturday Ju,y & WILLIAM FARNUM in "The Rainbow TraUM Pathe News Rolin Comedy NEXT WEE Monday T.Ue.*d^ July 25 Ju,y 26 CONSTANCY TALMADGE in "Wedding Bells" Wednesday J"** Z7 BILLIE RHODES in "The Star Reporter" Thursday .F?id2 July 28 Ju,y 2* EUGENE O'BRIEN in "I* Life Worth Living" Saturday - - -July 3« BEBE DANIELS in "Two Weeks With Pay" COMING "THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE" "PECK'S PAP BOY* "THE MASK" •THE OUTSIDE WOMAN* «< Start Building /Vow Rents Are Still Up and about the only way for a family to get just what they want is to build their own home. We are possibly one of the larg- est supply houses on the North Shore, and there is nothing that is needed, from foundation to roof that we cannot supply, Now is the time to build, when weather I is advantageous, and pficesYare the liywaat they hflVP been for sometime. >♦ EX-WO is so designed that it is a perfect base for all plastic coverings for either inside or outside work; for walls, ceilings, outside coverings and wherever lath is required. It may be applied on exterior work direct to the studding without the use of sheeting; it practically forms a concrete or stucco slab. If used on sheeting or covering of old houses it removes the necessity of papering or furring. The ^furring is part of the lath itself.____:__ " __5 It is so constructed that it adds the greates strength to the building. The wood of the lath is so cut and distributed that it cannot buckle. It may be applied to either straight or circular surfaces, shaped around corners and angles and meets every requirement for interior or exterior wor k: It saves plaster. There is no clinching of plaster or plastic covering back of the lath. A careless workman cannot waste plaster. Being made of wood there is no oxidation of the body of the lath with subsequent expansion and contraction and deterioration. It is the greatest soundproof material you can use and adds warmth. , ~ It has been adapted and approved by leading builders, architects and engineers in the United Phone us and we will have our representative call J>tates___hjs not an experiment, but is a practicalr- QjL you^with-samples and explainto yoirmure~fuk SSS",^^ ly the advantages of EX-WO over ordinary wood to meet all requirements at a large saving of ma- 1 , 111 . terialfand labor. lath or metal lath construction. â- _________ .... / "., ...» Hubbard Woods Lumber & Coal Co Railroad Ave. near Scott St. Phone WinnetkaT452 l^ijgj^u^iS^^ \7/*^Y*o*v-'»' '»>;y*w *