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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1925 Meet Mr. Inx He's a new citizen and, with that, the latest acquisition to the staff of Lloyd Hollister, Inc. You'll meet him at every turn and his beaming counte- in our village. His name? Oh yes, Mister Inx. Permit us to introduce Mister Inx. That's his monicker, and he comes to us as Generalissimo: of Hol- lister, Inc. All#round consulting engineer in the editorial, dadver- tising, circulation, job , printing and every other department ' of the concern. y Mister Inx may be regarded as a sort of composite of . what Lloyd Hollister, Inc. represents in the com- munity. He'll be sum- moned into consultation whenever a kick is reg- istered, a new idea promulgated, a com- munity project enlisting the aid and active sup- port of WinnNErkA TaALk and its various departments. He'll be the man who makes the decisions, the personage ever ready to meet and greet the public. Folks, meet Mister Inx. Look for him! He'll be an up-and-up personality in our community. Discover Fraud Behind Selling for "Disabled" The source of house-to-house solici- tation for "disabled veterans," a prac- tice condemned by Winnetka Post of the American Legion through the columns of WINNETKA TALK several months ago, was discovered in Chi- cago this week when uniformed solic- itors admitted they are in the employ of a man who supplied their wares and later "split with them on a 50-50 basis." In other words, the "disabled veterans" in this instance, were a myth and the proceeds from the sales were amassing a comfortable fortune for an able-bodied schemer. Winnetka Post has repeatedly warn- ed local householders against patron- izing these house-to-house solicitors who usually appear in army garb and enter a plea for aid for disabled men. It now appears that the Chicago police have checked at least one source of this common fraud. It is emphasized that aid for dis- abled war veterans comes through the channels of the American legion and other recognized agencies, so that pan- handling solicitation is entirely unnec- essary. Needy disabled men*or their yy applying to the American Legion, Red Cross, or other legitimate organ- izations. Legion to Have State Commander at Dinner Winnetka Post, No. 10, of the Ameri- can Legion, is planning a dinner for the cvening of Monday, January 26, at Com- munity House at which State Command- er Howard P. Savage will be the guest of honor and principal speaker. Other State Department officials attending the dinner will be Fred McGuire, seventh district committeeman, and Ferry Wat- kins, judge advocate. The program will be augmented by the appearance in person of a group of prominent Chicago Radio artists. Night and Morning to keep them Clean, Clear and Healthy Murine Co., Dept. H. S.,9 E. Ohio St., Chicago 75¢--10-in. Jimtown Blues. A "Whale" of a Volume The Cotton Pickers play the new wailing fox trot: 2766 The Prince of Wails. Everyone has been asking for it--the first Cotton Pickers' number in six months. 2759 Rose Marie, from "Rosa Marie" (Fox Trot) 75¢c--10-in. A Little Bit of This from "Be Yourself" Winnetka Bruna wiof Shor W. J. DEHMLOW, Prop. 576% Lincoln Ave., Winnetka Phone Winnetka 1811 Expert Repairing of All Make Phonographs Carl Fenton's Orchestra PAINT 550 Phone Center Win. St. 344 of all kinds. Tubes and Special colors HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Rasmesen's $fox: Painting and Decorating nance is destined to be- come familiar to every man, woman and child ELM STREETAT CENTER The Most Emphasis should be laid upon the idea of starting NOW. Everybody with sense enough to earn any money at all is sold on the idea of saving part of it as old age insurance; but all too many keep putting it off. Many of them wait until it is too late. Don't make this mistake. Start an account here now with a dollar or so, and then keep adding to it. That's the only safe way to do it! WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK 9 State Bank" NN N BLACK & WHITE CABS Run on the Meter at All Times The rates are as follows: 20c FOR THE FIRST 1-3 MILE 10c FOR EACH ADDITIONAL 1-3 MILE LARGE LIMOUSINE for Funerals, Weddings, Parties, or any Occasion where a large car is required, is always at your service. Suggestions from our patrons, that will tend to improve our service, will be greatly appreciated. Day and Night Repairing by Experts BLACK & WHITE Cab and Garage Service 552-554 Linden Avenue Phones Winn. 72 and 74