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WINNETKA TALK March 31, 1928 BARRY'S REMOVAL SALE Every piece of merchandise will be REDUCED IN PRICE. We will move May 1st to our new home, 806-810 Grove St. SAVE ON ALL FLOOR COVERINGS NOW CLEANING AND REPAIRING 514 DAVIS ST. UNIV. 5712 "SHAKEN BY THE WIND" "Shaken by the Wind," the strange and almost terrifying tale of a colony of fanatics, founded on fact and told by Ray Starchey, receives enthusiastic praise from Bernard De Voto, who has made a study of many of the early re- ligious movements in America and has himself written a powerful novel on a similiar subject--"The Chariot of Fire." Mr. De Voto says: " 'Shaken by the Wind' is a fine and honest book. The author's understanding of the motives at work and of the peculiar psychology of religious ecstasy is very fine. It's a job to be proud of." Ihe Sn Belt Cony, Milwaukee chandise service a valuable aid t i Mr. J. A. Monahan, Traffic M: ne pliment you upon the excelle and Chicago in both directions is exce of your stations in Chicago up to 6 o'cloc 7 o'clock the next morning, enabli , finds the North Shore Line's overnight mer- ess. In a recent letter to the North Shore Line, anager of the Chain Belt Company said: "We desire to com- nt service we are receiving. The service between Milwaukee ptionally good. Shipments delivered to any one k in the afternoon are up here ready for delivery at ng us to secure prompt delivery very early in the day." Heres what youd call onvenient | i ooeme ommutation | : Ride the North Shore Line! Reduced-rate 60-ride, 25- ride and 10-ride tickets. Inquire at ticket office. the Chicago Loop! Chicago stations that save + you time and taxi fare-- Howard Street Wilson Avenue Grand Avenue RANDOLPH & WELLS Madison and Wells Quincy and Wells La Salle and Van Buren State-Dearborn Roosevelt Road Direct-to-the-Loop service 3. that really takes you to the Loop--to the very heart of Chicago's business, finan- cial, shopping and theatrical center! Board Chicago Rapid Tran- 4. sit ("L") trains from the same platforms in Chicago for convenient transporta- tion to any part of the city. Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Co. WINNETKA PASSENGER STATION Direct connections with Marigold Motor Coaches The Road of Service Tel. Winnetka 963 UKEGAN to Fox Lake District, McHenry and Woodstock; WILMETTE AREAS PARK to yr HL Techny and Northbrook; LIBERTYVILLE to Antioch; EVANSTON to Desplaines, Wheeling and Volo. I-11 Here's Hints for Looking Over Car as Spring Arrives Spring and clean-up are companion words in the vocabulary of motorists who anticipate real service from their automobiles during the current tour- ing season. A bulletin prepared by the Mechanical First Aid department of the Chicago Motor club gives a condensed list of principal matters that should be given attention. "Overhaul the cooling system. If rust scale is abundant, flush radiator and cylinder block with a weak solu- tion of soda or lye, then rinse with clear water. Inspect hoses, replacing flabby or loose connections. "Change engine oil. "Remove oil pan, scape and clean with gasoline and dry thoroughly be- fore replacing. "Inspect all bearings, particularly in wheels. "Inspect transmission and axle hous- ings, cleaning and re-greasing. "Test steering gear and wheels for misalignment. "Clean terminals on battery and be sure battery and box are in good condition, "Check tires and rims, eradicating rust and caked mud. "Check gasoline distribution system for possible leaks and if possible use compressed air to clean gas lines. "Adjust carburetor to give leaner mixture. "File and adjust breaker points and other electrical contacts, including those in generator and starter. See that generator is not overcharging. "Replace defective or darkened light globes and polish reflectors. "Wash car thoroughly, being careful to eliminate caked grease and mud." Get Dope on the Roads Before That Spring Tour With advent of Spring, motoring difficulties are manifold; dirt roads are softened from winter snows and rains; from alternate freezing and thawing; and highway contractors are beginning construction programs which will eventually result in many miles of new roads, but, which will bring inconven- ience and perhaps discomfiture while under way, points out a bulletin issued by the touring bureau of the Chicago Motor club. Detours appear in un- expected places, great piles of stone are strewn in the middle of the road, and roads that were familiar last fall are an unchartered sea to the unin- formed tourist. When planning a trip at this time of year, it is highly important to secure accurate, up-to-date information on road conditions. The motorist who will observe this precaution will save himself much anoyance and disappoint- ment and possibly expense, Invite Residents to Hear Noted Child Psychologist Residents of the north shore are in- vited to hear a lecture by Dr. Alfred Adler, distinguished Vienna psycholo- gist, who is to speak at the Elm place school auditorium, Highland Park, Monday evening, April 9, at 8 o'clock. His subject will be, "The problems of Life as Social Problems." Dr. Adler occupies a high position in Vienna as a psychologist, and one who is especially interested in the guidance and understanding of young children. He has established twenty-two clinics in Vienna where his teachers are trained to understand children and the problems of the normal, as well as abnormal child. FIRST AUTO REGISTRATION New York was the first state to enact a motor vehicle registration law according to reports received by the Chicago Motor club. It was adopted in 1901.