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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1922 PRELIM SATURDAY Chicago Symphony Orchestra to play Contest Numbers - Music Memory contests are holding the interest just now of both high]* school and grammar school pupils of the north shore. With school teams selected preparations have been made for the inter-school contests at New Trier Township High school and at the Chicago theater.._ / Musical instruments, ranging from grand pianos to talking machines, wiU be the contest prizes awarded by leading Chicago music concerns. This ^Saturday afternoon at 2:16 o'clock the numbers in the prelim- inary contest at-New Trier auditor- ium wilr be played by sixteen mem- bers of the Chicago Symphony orches- tra under direction of George Dasche. New Trier, Deerfield-Shields and ^Bvanston high schools arc to compete in this contest, the principal purpose pf which is to select five students from each school to compete in the final contest at orchestra hall on April 16. w„ ^ The grammar schools of Wilmette, Winnetka, Glenooe anjcl Highland ^affk^gilLjJso^have Jhpjr contestJtaL connection with the high school pre- liminaries this Saturday. Several of ^e-contest numbers will be played -in full during the intermission. Con- testants and judges will be seated in the balcony. Persons, not contest- ants, but interested In the enterprise Ifre invited to the concert upon pay* ment of a nominal admission fee. ^Sunday, April 0, at 11:45 o'clock, the Balaban and Katzorchest- Chicago theatre, State and Lake streets, Chicago. A small admission fee is to be charged students who attend this concert. s ." ON FORBIDDEN GROUND Edwin Guritz, 1624 Walnut avenue, got into the path of an alert Evans- ton traffic policeman last Friday when he drove an automobile truck along a boulevard. The Evanston police court assessed Guritz $5 and costs. EXAMINE CATECHUMENS An interesting feature of the regular morning services at St. John's Luth- eran church Sunday, April 2, will be the public examination of Catechu- mens. The publls is cordially invited to this instructive service. New Scout Troop Awaits Charter From New York Boy Scouts affiliated with the troop sponsored by the First Methodist Episcopal church are awaiting with asaaisBmmmmmm considerable eagerness the arrival of their charter from national head- quarters in New York. The troop was completed and the charter dispatched to New York this week. _ C N Stokes is-scoutmaster of the troop and G. A, Bentley is assistant scoutmaster. The troop meets every Monday evening at 7 o'clock. The Junior scouts, sponsored by the chjarch_jind_Jof_whIch L. F. Todd is scoutmaster, Pierre Bontecou and El- mer Williams assistants, meets at the church every Thursday evening from 7 until 8 olclpjckt^.enjoy drills and games. }'-"*~;*X$;M!Wtfi&" y- "•â- â- " W. C. T. O. SESSION The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Monday, April 3 at 2 o'clock at Winnetka Community House. Mrs I. J. Wooden will be the speak- er. There will be a special program of music. 'Movie" EntertainmenU "for the home MOTION PICTURES .jl of the family Frank McMillan v. 6500 Ravenawood Ave. Chicago, 111. The Smartest and Best Dressed Women fn Chicago have their Sport and Week End Skirts MADE AT THE WILSON SKIRT SHOP _. _ .Jtntiaterlal" Suite 1418^tevens Building Randolph 3219 17 N. State CHICAGO 16 N. Wabash t Inquire about the MEN-tAND-.WOMENt5^TB ,r models. ^$0^ on oraers tor ford cars better get ypiirL^^ interest You ^want your new Ford for Summer. Cash-or-Terms-to suit your convience KOHPiKOTORlCO. WINNETKAflElf *^!S$&£-£-:.ti$ f^u'--: Authorized Dealers--Ford and Lincoln Cars mm 664 Lincoln Ave.• EO PLE hWF smat in real estate deals for twenty-two yea r s I2eals involving many millions. -2KL -^w^^vi He is for the people^ f proved by his activity^ in street opening cases and inlocating the pub^m lie bathing beach on the lake between.,,75jr|il .streetsl^Sff/l itl^SliKfefi; }ie has e f 1 tefeirtly^ ^dielcy«d4wo^eT4ns^n^h Board of Assessors. â€" RepuhBcafi Candidate for Nomination for -"' w -------â- ----------------------.......â€"â- â€"&^%3^ggf^ HENRYXmm FourteMFyeare experienceJnjhe Sheriff's Office, Chiey^putY^inee^I^ the full title of Sheriff on the Republican ticket.Bf l-Hif|jSec^^ to essional bondsmen^ ei-adon* his promise^ Clubilhas endoisei A good man x>ught jto ^ ^REPUBLICANPRIMARY, TUESDAY APRIL j!lfi>22g ......___ '. . ._____________...'__„__:__;____i-^^-^^â€"kiiiLM^akll^ .::.:â- â€¢...-v â- '- â- â- â-  '-'•'â- '-"â- -• â- -"â- ;"-'"",i""! •';;_""^ ;'• â- â- â- â- '-.- ________________„„ggr M£^ Lfgjjg^^