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~ met by larger funds. WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1919 H.C.OF L HITS GOLF ENTHUSIASTS Clubs in This Vicinity Take Action to Increase the Fee for Joining Li Clubs A Close on the footsteps of the high cost of living follows another cause of worry. The already high cost of golfing is going even higher. Act- uated by the increased cost of main- taining the links, and membership a trifle too large for the good of the course, several golf clubs are raising their initial membership fee. The golf enthusiast now faces an outlay in membership cards and equipment approaching $1,000 for the first year and an upkeep cost of several hun- dred dollars from year to year. Takes $925 at Glen View The Glen View Golf club, with a membership of 350, eighteen special members and 115 on the waiting list, has an initial membership fee of $750 and annual dues amounting to $175 a year. The new Evanston Golf club has a membership of 400. The club is not now open to new membership but several members have sold their cards lately. The last recorded sale was at $605. A former member who has moved to New York is asking $1,000 for his card, but as yet he has not found a buyer. The Westmoreland club has a membership of 400 and has recently increased the cost of a certificate of naembership from $300 to $500. Its annual dues are $100 Bob O'Link Increases The price for membership in the Bob O'Link club at Highland Park has also been increased to $500. In spite of this increase the records show that there are over two hun- dred on the waiting lists of the four clubs. The clubs maintain excellent links and there are many devotees of the game that are willing to pay the high cost of following the sport. There are two reasons for the in- creased cost of membership. In the first place the clubs are desireous of obtaining increased revenue so that they might keep the course in the perfect condition that discriminat- ing players demand. The cost of labor necessary-to the maintenance of the links is increasing and must be In the second place, most of the clubs have larger memberships than the course can accommodate on special days. At al- most any time during such days players have to wait fifteen to twen- ty minutes for the opportunity to tee off. Foster Feds Win Game Foster Federals of Evanston won a final game from the Glencoe team by a score of 11 to 4. Canada has enacted a strong fire prevention law which makes it a criminal offense for an owner or ten- ant of a building to cause a fire by his refusal to obey any muncipal or other act looking to the prevention of fire. Mr. W .D. Elmer, 1517 Lake avenue, is spending a fortnight in northzrn Michigan on a fishing trip. ee HUTCHINSON TAKES SKOKIE TOURNAMENT Jock Hutchinson, the Glen View pro. won the open tournament last Friday at Skokie with 72--24--146 for the thirty-six hole effort. Hutchin- san's victory carried with it $125. Cyril Walker of the Golden Valley club won second prize, $75, with 74-- 74--149. Billy Mehlhorn of Oak Park and Arthur Clarkson of Kenosha deadlocked with 149 and split $60, which constituted the combined third and fourth prizes. Willie Kidd of Algonquin took a brand new $10 bill, the fifth and last emolument, by re- gistering 151, Only four ama- teurs were in the event, Rial T. Rolfe, the young Ridgemoor star, leading the contingent with 163, James Barnes of St. Louis, holder of the western cpen title, which he will defend at Cleveland next week, was off his stride and finished well down the list with 156. Bob MacDonald of Indian Hill notched an 84 in the first tound and then withdrew from the tournament. ALL INFORMATI§ CATALOGS A Z, Director MISS S. 1112 Marshall Fi CENTRAL 345 eX Horeu: $15 Davis St, Evanston Matinees 2 and 6 Evenings 7 & 11 Friday July 25 FANNY WARD in '"'The Profiteers" Monday July 28 LILA LEE in "ROSE OF THE RIVER" Tuesday July 29 MADGE EVANS in "HOME WANTED" Wednesday July 30 WILLIAMS. HART in "WAGON TRACKS" Thursday or" July 31 OLIVE THOMAS in "Upstairs and Down" Service Must Be Built In b It Can't Be Talked In EXIDE BATTERIES will keep YOUR car on the road---and your temper sweet--- that's why EXIDE users swear by them, 3 not at them. EVANSTON "EXIDE" BATTERY SERVICE INCORPORATED "Tis much better to be out in the open spin- ning along the co your hand- some motor car equippei BATTERY than to be indoors leaning over a counter arguing about an adjustment on a battery that you were told was '*just as good." 1007 LOOK FBR WP pm 7 with an "EXIDE" Siang ww ¢] Evanston Efone] ILL. A ---- 3 -- Heinzen Returns Matthew Heinzen, 1515 Washing- ton avenue, returned home Saturday with an honorable discharge tucked away in his pocket. He belonged to the 116th Supply Train and was in service about a year. He arrived overseas several months before the armistice was signed. Hzinzen be- longed to the baseball team compos- ed of members of his company. The team finished unstained by a defeat with about 16 victories. As a means of reducing the number of forest fires in New Jersey, State Fire Warden C. P. Wilbur has issued an illustrated booklet showing the proper way to build camp fires so as to prevent the burning of timber. 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