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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1924 EXHIBIT MODEL FOR OUR HERO MEMORIAL A model of the proposed memorial to the men and women of Winnetka who served in the World war will be on display next week at the Winnetka State Bank and the Winnetka Trust and Savings Bank, as well as at sev- eral other places in the village. Sam Otis designed the memorial sketch. For more than three years the plan for this memoria] has been in process of formulation. At first there were a large number of proposed memorial designs. which the various committee workers and other thought suitable By investigating in other cities where memorials had been established and by getting the advice of architects and artists, it was finally decided tha! a permanent rostrum and flag staff erected on the village green, was most appropriate and feasible. Winnetka artists and architects were asked to submit designs for the proposed memorial. From the large number of designs submitted, Edward Bennett, John Root and Mrs. Franklin Rudolph, who acted as the judges of selection, selected the one submitted by Mr. Otis. This design has been approved by the Gold Star parents, the Village council, the Community House council and the Winnetka Im- provement association, according to Mrs. W. J. Huddle, who is on the committee arranging for the memorial. A report from the committee ar- ranging for the memorial states that Winnetka has been deliberating on this matter because of the recent building of the Skokie school and the addition to the Community House. Now that these undertakings have been completed, the committee be- lieves that it is advisable to erect the memorial. All the people in the vil- lage are urged to see the model de- sign. Vacation Bible School Founder to Speak Here On Wednesday evening, November 12, at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Blatchford on Forest avenue, there will be given an address of great value, it is reported, to all lovers of world children and all who hope for world peace. ~The Speaker will be Rev. Robert G. ~ Boville, founder and director of the world association of daily vacation 'Bible schools. This movement co- operates with the National Christian council in China representing all Christian bodies and working through united churches in all lands. The stated object of this associa- tion is to "combat world illiteracy, ir- religion, and insanitation; to promote daily vacation Bible schools in the 'Far East and stimulate primary ed- ucation; to teach children the father- hood of God, the brotherhood of man, ~ and the Lord's Prayer." Begun in 1901 by Rev. Robert G. Boville, the move- ment has spread, the number of schools having increased (in the pe- riod from 1907-1921) from 19 to 2534 co-operating schools. A cordial invitation is extended to all who are interested to be present dt the Blatchford home on next Wed- nesday evening. | DGAMENT, wd oy an as "dow S iim stuff 7 such{i The women folks say "sure-enough | HEN you ask your maid to do up that pink and lacy boudoir gown or some other dainty wearable, you ex- pect it come through the cleansing and ironing process very much freshened and revived with all the wear left in it, don't you? We will treat your clothes with the same intimate consideration. LOOK FOR SUDS & DUDS » v v IY NL HOME: How New Trier Voted Tuesday entrance) ; 15--Byron Stolp school; 1 Wilmette avenue; 21--Wilmette Public Township: 26--Avoca school. Precinct polling places corresponding to numbers are as follows Linden avenue Real Estate office; 5--Dini Confectionery; 6--Community House ; 10--North Shore Country Day school; 11--Indian Hill. 16--Byron Stolp school (Assembly hall); 17--421 Fourth street; 23-- Old Village hall (Ridge avenue). Kenilworth: 12--Village library; 22--Wilmette Fire station; - Glencoe : 1--Glencoe Union church ; 2--Glencoe Fire hall; office. 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COMMUNITY HOUSE, MOVIES | a What is the immutable code of the sea? And what happens when sea- men dare to disobey it? You'll thrill to the answers when you see "Code of the Sea" which will be shown at Community House next Tuesday at matinee and evening performances. "Code of the Sea" is described as a rip roarin' action tale written by Byron Morgan who wrote all the famous Wallie Reid automobile stor- ies. Rod LaRocque and Jacqueline Logan take the leading parts, La- Rocque as the coward whose fear of the sea is even greater than his love for the heroine, but who "comes through" when the supreme test ar- rives. Next Friday a real treat is in store for the local "fans" when Ernest Tor- rence will appear in "The Side Show of Life" which is an adaptation of William J. Locke's "The Mounte- bank." The story opens introducing us to the clown Andrew Lackaday, known as Petit Patou, and his dog Prim- pin, mainstays of a small, French traveling circus. The dog is killed, and Andrew takes a pretty young girl into his act. War is declared. Lack- aday enlists, leaving the girl in care of a friend and promising to return as soon as possible. He is quickly promoted for brav- ery and through his young adjutant meets a charming titled lady and falls in love with her but remembers Radiola REQ. U3 PAT. OFF pe Lt iis 'Radiola Ill-a Includes four WD- 11 Radiotrons, head- ones, and Radiola udswpeaker. Every- thingexceptantenna batteries $90 No presidential campai was ever fought over the radio before. This year you have the opportunity of hearing the views o the candidates --national and local -- for you'll hear their speeches broadcast. And on Election Night-- be among the first to get the returns. We have Radiolas from $35 up. Come in and listen! Let our salesmen help you to choose. A Cn PIERCE RADIO CO. : » : Evanston 2 : Univ. 5067 522 Davis St. . ® s . i 550 Phone Center Win. St. 344 of all kinds. PAINT Rasmesen's £fore Tubes and Special colors HELPFUL MONEY SAVING SERVICE FREELY GIVEN ON ALL YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS Painting and Decorating the girl back home who is waiting for him, depending upon him. He goes back. Lady Auriol (Miss Nils- son) follows and sees him as a cir- cus clown. She sees the girl, Elodie, and believes she understands. Then comes a novel twist that makes "The Side Show of Life" one of the most interesting screen vehi- cles seen in many a day. Which girl does Lackaday marry? Does he remain a clown or go back to a life of social ease, (he's a cul- tured English gentleman you know)? These are the questions the picture will answer at Community House next [riday. STUDY CLASS MEETS The study class of the North Shore Catholic Woman's League will have its first meeting Tuesday, November 11, at the home of Mrs. William Brown of 1173 Scott avenue, at 2 o'clock. Those wishing to register will please call Mrs. W. A. Kitter- master, Glencoe 67, as soon as pos- sible. Sunday Evening Club to Have Important Session! The next meeting of the Winnetka Sunday Evening club will be held in the Camp Fire room of Community House at 6:30 o'clock Sunday eve- ning, November 16. Supper will be served at the outset of the meeting. "This is a most important meet- ing," it is announced, "and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance. There has been a feeling for some time that the club should have a defi- nite objective and a constructive pro- gram, and at this meeting everyone will be asked to offer suggestions. All members of the club are urged to be present." MILAN LUSK and ELEANOR BRAND BIRD SEED A song in every seed. A story in every package. At all Leading Dealers Packed by Wilmette Bird House Jean MacShane Kimball Hall Friday Evening, Nov. 14--8:15 Read the Want-Ads Bt ---------------- EE ------ - 546 Center Street DELIVERY NO. DELIVERY NO. | DELIVERY NO. DELIVERY NO. DELIVERY NO. B laylor &(9 CUT THIS OUT! Hang Near Telephone! 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