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We're For "Em Just the Same Just the same--we're strong for the great quartet. The following bit of verse by J. P. McEvoy, published recently in the Sunday magazine sec- tion of the Chicago Tribune, bears reference to motorcyclists Hansel- man and Chief Peterson of Winnet- ka, Schaeffer of Wilmette and Ley of Kenilworth. : SLAMS OF LIFE J. P. McEvoy in Chicago Sunday ne Tribune 'Whenever I motor down Sheridan road, =. : i My heart seems to carry a terrible Zhi load; : a I view with alarm every thicket and tree, : For I know a policeman is looking for me; Though there's never a trace and there's never a sound; They drop from the trees and they spring from the ground. hey jump up from manholes and leap from the grass; And chase me and mine 'til we're all out of gas, 'And the moan of my motor willl mournfully say, "Tis Hanselman, Peterson, Schaef- 'fer or Ley." Time was when this drive was a rollicking treat, Undefiled by the cycle's implacable heat And you gazed on the trees and the flowers and sky With a sense of repose, chug-achuged by; But you hearken no more robin and finch; Their song is drowned out 'by the wail of the pinch And the motorists learn what the wild waveses say, (The waves may be wild, but much wilder are they) For they mournfully moan in a desolate way: as you to the "Hanselman, Peterson, Schaeffer and Ley." How often T've listened to critics _- who blob 3 That seldom policemen are seen on the job, And T've hungered to tell em, "Per- haps it is so, ? But on the North Shore? All to- Toa gether: No--No-- . heir vigor and verve is a pleasure LY AT to see, i! (But IT wish theyd quit proving A their vigor to me) A So the load on my heart will at last LP £0 away, Eo And the birds will come back and the skies will be gay And I'll love the North Shore and I'll warble Hurray For Hanselman. Peterson, Schaef- fer and Ley." ---- fi AIDS DISABLED SOLDIERS ee The home service section of the Red Cross still maintains an office iY in the city hall of Evanston, where fr returned and disabled soldiers may obtain information and advice re- garding compensation and insurance. The offices issue advice to all in the territory reaching from Evanston to the Great Lakes Evenings 7 and 9 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Saturday July 24 DOROTHY DALTO in "The Dark Mirror"' Universal Screen Events Rolin Comedy Next Week Special Attractions Mon. and Tues., July 26 and 27 2 WM. S. HART in "Sand" Ko a Wednesday July 28 Robt. Warwick «ry, City of Masks" LUKE GRANT GIVES Government Railway Ownership Propositions in the current issue of is lost. "Samuel Gompers, in against a resolution in favor of gov- ernment ownership of railroads in the convention of the American Fedeéra- tion of Labor a week or two ago, said: 'No man is more loyal to gov- ernment than I, but I would not give it more power over the individual citizenship of our country.' "That expresses our personal senti- ment exactly. The people who are shouting so loudly for more govern- ment control of industry are, in our judgment, overlooking the fact that they are advocating the loss of their INRIA WEEKLY 7 VIEWS ON RAILROADS Praises Samuel Gompers' Theory On "Our theory of government, as we have said before, is that it is best when it governs least," writes Luke Grant, editor of the North Shore Bul- letin, organ of the North Shore Line, that monthly. "Russia is a good example of the other kind, where individual liberty speaking SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920 A ---- {id re ms RU individual liberty. So far as the rail- roads are concerned, experience has demonstrated that they can be oper- ated more economically and more efficiently under private ownership and operation. "And aside from the questions of economy and efficiency there is no danger under private ownership of the railroads owning this govern- ment, in spite of the talk of some radicals. We are not so sure that under government ownership and operation the railroad employes would not control the government. We hardly think the other hundred million of us in this country are pre- pared for that. "Probably the question may be a political issue in a few months. The republican party is opposed to gov- ernment ownership and operation of railroads. At this writing the demo- cratic party platform hasn't been adopted, but we doubt if they will have the nerve to declare in favor of government ownership of rail- roads. "However, as the colored gentle- man remarked, political platforms are like the platforms on street cars-- they are not made to stand on but to get in on. And on that subject, hon- estly, doesn't it make you laugh to | ferent parties? We have noticed that the 'politicians who are most opposed to our entering the league of nations and who advocate a policy of keep- ing free of foreign entanglements are the same men who are insisting that the 'Republic' of Ireland be rec- ognized. Maybe that isn't mixing in another nation's affairs. Oh, it's 'a great game if you don't take it toa seriously." : GAS-MAKING DEVICE EXCLUSIVE FEATURE OF THE LEXINGTON "These series 'S' Lexington cars carry not only many items as.stand- ard equipment that are listed as ex- tras on most cars but many exclusive devices that cannot be found on any other car regardless of price," said C. M. McDonald, local dealer, today. "One of these, for example, is the Lexi-gasifier, literally a gas-making machine. It is a device without moving parts, consisting of a grid- iron in the intake manifold. Heavy portions of the gas, not vaporized in the carburetor, drop down onto this grid where, under an intense heat, this heavier portion of the fuel is vaporized and drawn into the cylinders. "This simple device makes for the maximum of efficiency from gas an uses every last ounce of the power units, reducing to the minimum the carboning of cylinders and befouling of spark plugs. ) $F "Taken in connection with the Moore Multiple Exhaust system, which consists of two exhaust lines, one for each three cylinders, the de- vice gives not only the greatest economy but a maximum of power, * "The Lexi-gasifier is unlike other "dry" manifolds which heat both air and gas to excessive temperatures, expanding the air and reducing the amount of oxygen units that can be 5 taken in, thereby reducing the power charge. : : "No scientific juggling of the throt- tle is necessary to get results from this new manifold with its companion device, the Moore Multiple Exhaust system. "Then there is the one-finger emergency brake; the two-way head lamps ; the cable service brake, doing away with rattling and troublesome brake rods, the one-unit frame, in which more than one hundred parts have heen eliminated without sac- rificing strength but adding to the durability of the frame. ' "All of these devices are exclusively Lexington and can be secured on no read about the platforms of the dif- other car regardless of price." ent types. Golf stockings, shoes and sweaters await your choosing--the variety is complete--the prices are most reasonable. needs. Everything you need for golf is here --here you may choose from hundreds of the fin- est clubs--in all the differ- Balls of every kind are also to be had. Let us supply your golf Shoes for every game here in good 'variety Golf and tennis shoes both for men and women. Also shoes for every other sport --shoes for men and children. Nothing but the finest qualities are to be found in the assortment. xe The prices are reasonable--the service is courte- : Sporting Goods sections at Chandler's. ous. tlment A new ship- of || "bike" To give the more | | and Full of fun service- bathingsuits has just ar- rived --and it is certainly a most attractive assortment. Bath- ing suits for men, women and children--in several dif- ferent weaves, qualities and many delightful colors and color combinations. We've also bathing accessories-- shoes--caps--etec. speed-Johnson motor wheels --Johnson motor wheels make a motorcycle out of the bicycle--they are econ- omy in time and energy. We've also a line of wonder- ful bicycles--several differ- ent makes--but prominent among them is the well known Crown brand--and it is a wonder. "home--on the "sand lot" or isthe indoor baseball --the week-end picnic isn't complete without the indoor or play ground ball and bat; they are just the thing for a little fun in the back yard. The kiddies enjoy them at at the beach. We've some dandies here now. ) 54 BR 0 ER 04 a, Thurs. and Fri. July 29 and 30 | "The INVISIBLE DIVORCE" AN ALL-STAR CAST 3 Saturday Ethel Clayton «4 Lady July 31 m in Love" IE CUMING SOON MARJORIE RAMHEAN in "The Fortune Teller" WALLACE REID in "Dancin' Foel" MARY MILES MINTER in "Jenny Be Good" CHARLES RAY in "Paris Green" MARY PICKFORD Ll la Tp the right flies with me," : Everything you need is here. When a mangoes out / fishing and comesback empty handed --there's always that alibi, that "I didn't have , or something was missing. Why not before you go fishing again, step in our sporting goods sections and get equipped with some real fish-getting tackle? the U. S did showings Spaulding rackets. Thisis a great season for tennis for wm the fans in --the net men from this country have made splen- m matches in England, and the game has had un- usual popularity here this season. plying many Evanston net-men and women with everything they need. We have the famous A. their - We are sup- See them! ~ [CHANDLER'S |