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8 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1920 GOLF CLUBS MECCA ON DECORATION DAY Golf Enthusiasts of North Shore Villages Plan Big Events Various Ccurses Monday on Golfers of the north shore are anticipating a big round of activity on Monday, Decoration Day, when special events will feature the play on every course in this vicinity. At Westmoreland there will be match play against bogey full handi- cap in the morning as well as the semi-finals in the Friday event. In the afternoon there will be 18 hole flag race including the least number of putts and finals in the Tri-day event. There will also be a mixed foursome in the afternoon starting first tee at 2:30 o'clock, and target approaching contest. For the women who do not indulge in golf the com- mittee in charge has arranged a card party. Dinner is at 7 o'clock follow- ed by dancing at 9 o'clock. More than 150 reservations were announced late yesterday. 36 Hole Handicap Glenview Country club golf will be featured with a 36 hole handicap play, 18 holes in the morning and 18 in the afternoon. There will be a dinner dance in the evening. The North Shore Country club is to have its regular Decoration Day play with special events of interest to every member of the club. There is to be a dinner dance in the even- ing. Indian Hill golfers are to engage in the regular annual Decoration Day play. There will be a dinner dance in the evening. Dinner is served at 7:30 o'clock. At the Skokie Country club plans have been completed for the custom- ary Decoration Day play to be con- cluded with a dinner dance in the evening. Because of the inclement weather which has postponed official opening of the clubs the Decoration Day play at practictally all of the clubs will represent the official opening of the season's events. Fagerness to get into the swing of the season's play is expected to attract hundreds of enthusiasts to the various courses. GRANGE OFFICIAL IN APPEAL TO FARMERS TO BACK TRUCK WEEK Directing the attention of more than one million farmers to the issues involved in highway transportation and good roads, Thomas C. Atkeson, Washington representative and mov- ing spirit in the National grange, Patrons of Husbandry, has addressed a letter to grange secretaries throughout the country enjoining their participation in National Ship by Truck-Good Roads week. Heartily Approves "In this connection," writes Mr. Atkeson, "I heartily approve of the oeneral idea involved in Ship by Truck-Good Roads week and atten- tron that will thereby be directed to the problems of highways, trans- portation and distribution." Harry Mitchell Be Your Tailor | Suits Made fo Order *20 Extra Pants Free With Every Suit HARRY MITCHELL 16 and 18 E. Jackson Blvd. Between State and Wabash CHICAGO --1orIor== TOON |==----=10m0r= As a preface to his letter, Mr. At- keson says: "The national grange believes that the time has come when all national government highways should be uni- fied in a single administrative de- partment and that a national high- way law should be worked out which will serve the welfare of the whole country and distribute the expense of highway construction equitable between the beneficiaries." Big Help on Farm Expressing his belief that there is a place for the motor truck in agri- cultural pursuits, Mr. Atkeson con- tinues: "It is conceded that there is a place for the motor truck on the farm and most particular does this apply to the economic use of the motor truck by farm associations. To secure the most satisfactory and beneficial use of the motor truck the nation, the state, the county must have suitable permanently constructed roadbeds to insure motor truck operations from the producers to the consumer. Not only is the necessity for permanent highway apparent in this instance but an improved hikhway is a step toward the improvement and consoli- dation of rural schools and the use of schools as rural social centers." Read The Want Ads On Page 7 GO TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY VETERANS OF THREE WARS IN PLANS FOR MEMORIAL DAY American Legion posts throughout the north shore are co-operating with the G. A. R., Spanish War veterans and other patriotic and civic organ- izations in plans to observe Memorial Day, May 31. Many posts will dec- orate the soldiers' graves in the cemeteries, many will send speakers to the memorial exercises in the schools, and practically all will send delegations to parade in honor of the heroic dead. In Chicago State Commander Mil- ton J. Foreman predicts a Legion division of at least 10,000 in the great veterans' parade being planned by the G. A. R., Spanish War veterans and the American Legion. Col. 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