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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1919 COUNCIL MEETING The next meeting of the Village Council will be held on Tuesday, November 4, at which time the Coun- cil will give further consideration to the street changes at the south end of Bertling Lane near Winnetka ave- nue. noon at New fourth league north shore victory. game boys and their NEW TRIER TRIMS U. H. New Trier soccer players triumphed | over University High yesterday after- Trier 2-1. It was the! by the second | played SUBSCRIBE NOW AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 30th, 1919 MONTHLY BALANCE SHEET OF THE VILLAGE OF WINNETKA ASSETS. Cash-- Current Year Last Year General i... vivre Walvieinsinne s . ir emit the as *$ 6,146.58 *$ 2,240.54 Fiectric HO Fr dre 370 A a Ts feseivie a ae eta ie 13,826.86 34.862.16 A EE RE ET aL ay 6,051.64 2,207.58 Electric Depreciation .......... RUC ONT * 408.02 266.72 Special Assessment ....... PO TER et ir 94,516.89 48,791.02 Potty Cash UNQ cv ivnirinrnernsviiessienveeson 1,200.00 1,200.00 Water Depreciation ........ CH TR Si SA, 9,880.84 5,000.00 Total Cash .iicevsveses "etna IRs $118,921.63 $ 90,086.94 Accounts Receivable-- Taxes /v..vi ives vs insvnense CURR Ca a a see $ 17,704.10 $ 10,542.44 Special Assegsment Rolls ..... Pe Tah 535,860.85 397,661.10 ax Certificates .....«.... LE TR a RE 5,704.97 6,637.71 County Collector. ......v ess TE et 52,603.71 43,751.59 Due from Electricity Consumers PR a Lr RE 7,590.78 6,546.56 Due from Water CONSUMErs .....evtuvisinvrivosins 13,209.90 9,160.73 Due. from Sundry PerSOnNS vu. veces sso uriesss 5,423.38 5,930.24 Total Accounts Receivable Rg RE TY $628,097.69 $480,030.37 Enventory. of Coal at Plant eves dees veovsnssssvs $ 5,818.12 $ 10,562.01 Bond Investment--Eléctric Fuad "Lana 25,000.00 2,600.00 Bond Investment--Elec. Depr'n Fund.............. 58,864.00 52,629.39 Total Current Assets ..... A i RE SR AES $836,701.44 $635,708.71 LIABILITIES. Special Assessment Time Warranty 7,513.24 $ 10,748.97 Special Assessment Bonds .......... 589,800.00 483,000.00 Special Deposits ........... 2,846.28 1,766.28 Current Surplus or Deficit-- General Fund .........¢evvessseen eae cee WO 4,134.62 12,465.86 Hieatric FONG oiciinnvrsvnvvovsosinessiesoeons sina S248.78 LL BLE TFUNA Co. et co Eh see a al TG EN, 19,261.5 11,368.3 Electric Depreciation FUNG ..ueseeerooononennn. 58,455.98 52,796.11 Water Depreciation Fun@ ..c.ecvevveiinarnsansn 9,880.84 5,000.00 Special Asst. Fund ......... win ar vn emia 4 6 Shey x 91,373.18 2,892.45 Total Current Surplus 5 ST Nr ockletn ys woes ir $236,541.92 140,193.46 Total Current Liabilities........... i ivan, $836,701.44 $635,708.71 GENERAL FUND--MONTHLY OPERATION Bal. in Fund at Beginning of Month.............. $ 7,256.06 $ 22,953.68 Add Income for Month ......c.c00000s od 5,842.96 1,897.80 Total ...... yrs aa rans Mies sien sriina ..§ 13,099.02 $ 24,851.48 DEDUCT Expenditures-- ; Public Affairs ............. Crniesee a bile eT als 4 1,216.58 1,146.04 . General Office EXpense .......c eee ccensnsacnns 198.62 168.79 Health Department ....... sade ees oa daa a # e i872 1.15881 Public Works .........u0u0 010" Bin ain a veh wid on ibe L881. 3,296.2 Police Department ........ Faneves eitiaie Misa inisaris vols 1,356.67 1,037.20 Fire Department .........cteeeeceeairivececanns 1,188.29 583.77 Total Expenditures ....ccseeessenescrmssarrees $ 8,964.40 $ 12,385.62 Balance in Fund at Close of Month .............. $ 4,134.62 $ 12,465.86 ELECTRIC FUND--MONTHLY OPERATION Bal. in Fund at Beginning of Month.............. $ 57,143.18 $ 54,584.15 ADD Income for Month .......... as, FL 8,041.55 6,048.50 JT AR RE ERE RA i EEE aah $ 65,184.73 $ 60,632.65 DEDUCT EXPENDITURES-- a 4 Steam Generation .......cicesessaesrsrrarcreres $ 3,400: $ a Li Electricity Generation .........iveescsecsrveae. Lg Lg Distribution TL. .r uv. rors ante nntiaavniaiea. PET Sap Consumption vv ove aisivismarsnsinresie ver wr sensing ne a COMMErcCiAl vc. crisis snivasrrssvnswsssnrnruing adie shah ao) oY General EXPENSES ...c esa sneer sanrsrvacaceaes 506.95 767. otal Operating oe vicintnesesivain sti vac iis $ 5,911.59 $ 4,257.14 Merchandise Purchased .........o..oeeacessesneenes : $2.78 50 No Tana Construction and Betterments ............c000nn 5,754.63 704.78 Transfers to Other Funds .......... . Total Expenditures ....ccoevsvinnsnrrrnrnrcasns $ 11,748.97 $ 4,961.92 Balance in Fund at Close of Month................ $ 53,435.76 $ 55,670.73 ELECTRIC PRODUCTION AND COST K. W. H. Furnished Consumers for a HENLING canis caniavvonsiy so posvsesis sins iiisa als ns 54,192 45,575 K. W. H. Furnished Consumers for : power TL weiniels TEN TEMA Tha eB ee 8,224 6,654 XK. WH orn e ater e - MENt fOr POWED + wove onsen snviasestiorsassnsinnas 44,116 37,179 x. W.-H Tisha Village for a = Street Lights vo. vc avrssisvonsios sais dara sania. 7,730 7,123 K. W. H. Used at Station .......cccearrrrervnnn.. 1,650 1,787 Ton. rh as da a NS 115,912 98,218 Total: Consumption .....ccevoeeee-rrr ,912 98, K. W. H. Lost in Distribution ...... oxen inay 11,991 11,004 otal Generation ..v.ssssevsvsnnsriiossiveiiiss, 127,903 109,222 Operating Expenditures per K. W. H. generated® .... oo ci cenvaeresttin, annie. 0437 0375 Depreciation per K., H. W. generated. ......... .... .0049 0055 Loss in Distribution per K. W. H. gen- EIALEd «evs svin ernst Tons dru a Man sissy yay .0051 .0048 Total Cost per K. W. H. sold ................ .0537 0478 *After deducting credit for $311.77 for steam used for pumping. : WATER FUND--MONTHLY OPERATION in Fund at Beginning of Month Bal. in Fund at Beginning of Month .............. $ 5,047.20 $ 1,282.25 ADD Income for Month .......sv0000n0c tune, 17,721.50 11,694.64 $ 22,768.70 $ 12,976.99 DEDUCT Expenditures-- ; Pumping Expense $ 2,058.37 $ 477.57 Distribution ......... 491.32 427.17 Commercial ..... .... 47.82 42.10 General Expenses 411.80 261.84 Total JOPErAtIng ouster istsnsss eis vsion animes $ 3,009.31 $ 1,208.68 Transferred to Sinking Fund ... Interest on Time Warrants Total Operating and Fixed Charges 3,009.31 $ 1,208.68 Construction and Betterments 985 ei au Transfer to Other Funds ....... 400.00 400.00 Total Expenditures .......... 3,607.16 $ 1,608.68 Balance in Fund at Close of Month .............. $ 19,261.54 $ 11,368.31 WATER PUMPED AND COST Quart. End. Quart. End Sept 30, 1919 Sept. 30, 1918 Winnetka Consumption (in 1000 gal) ............ 84,373 58,404 Glencoe Consumption (in 1000 gal)............ 63,792 40,743 Gross Point Consumption (in 1000 gal.) Fire Serv. Consumption (in 1000 gal)............ 546 45 Total Consumption .......c.c000eerininnnan,., 148,711 99,192 Loss in Distribution .........ccoveunivinLl, 11,175 21,113 Total Water Pampeq «cos vrrusvonees an, 159,886 120,305 Operating Expenditures (per 1000 gals. PUINDEAY oiviaisiss st sipiniele see 3's ins suse iw sonsh 4 nike wats o's win .0519 0581 Depreciation (ner 1000 gals.) pumped. ............ .0040 0051 Loss in Distribution (per 1000 gals.) * DRL DGL. "0 ale sarasota ie iat ok a 5 A vinte in wate aan ty a +004). "= .0135 Total Cost, (per 1000 gals.) sold.......... Ro OB 0767 FUEL CONSUMED 1919--449 tons of coal at $5.50 per ton...........: $ 2,469.50 1918--434 tons of coal at $4.53 per ton : *These figures are "in the red." .$ 1,066.02 : hose" "The Praise Agent". INDO OR SEASON OPENS | a AT COMMUNITY HOUSE Cubs Visi Whee: White Sox in mr ¥ Inning Tilt By Late Rally; Giants Prove Too Much For Strcng Red Lineup The 1id is off! It was pried off Wednesday even- ing at the Community House when the indoor baseball season opened with victories for the Cubs and Giants. The former beat the White Sox 13-10 in seven stanzas while the 4:1 TAXI SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT Fjellman Bros. HUBBARD WOODS TELEPHONE WINNETKA 1384-83 906 LINDEN AVENUE Giants went the full route to nose out the Reds 17-16. The Cubs counted in the first in- ning but their opponents came right back and annexed three markers. The Cubs tied it up in the second and both sides pushed a run over in the third. Lucchesi lost control of the hall in the fourth and when the "pale sent five men over the plate the game seemed to be "sewed up." Kreger went to the box for the "Bears" in the fifth and allowed one run. In the sixth his team mates scored 4 runs and another brace of 4 the seventh, the while he was holding Cazel's aggregation to a couple of goose eggs. In the fifth inning Kassner landed on the ball so hard that it carried to the "movie coop" hitting a switch and putting the hall in darkness for several minutes. Besides that swat he annexed three additional hits Lucchesi was next with 3 hits and Seigel, Kreger and V. Eckart con- tented themselves with 2° apiece. Do You Know that the stylish suits of today are the only ones made of DUVETYN, KORDAVAN, GLOVESKIN & VELOUR. We have these materials in a very limited quantity, If we have tc duplicate we are obliged to pay $2 to $3 more per yard. Therefor. if you need a Fall Suit or Coat place your order im- mediately, as we have a great shortage of first class tailors, and if you delay placing your order, you will not be able to secure your suit when you need it. WE HAVE THE LATEST MODELS, COATS and SUITS for sale, as long as they last. You are ccrdially invited {o inspect these materials and srgtedt We endeavor t» haw= {*~ most reasonable prices. F. ARENDT = LADIES' TAILOR AND FURRIER 402-3-4 Heyworth Bldg. 29 E. Madison St., Chicago Cazel fanned eleven of the Cubs dur- ing the combat while only four of his team mates went along the "whiff" route. Melkart, back stop for the Sox, also garnered four clouts. Wood, Fast- man, Odh ahd Voltz are credited with a couple of hits each. .The second game was all in favor of the Giants for the first half the score was reversed for a moment, the ing 14-4. But in the eighth with a batch of errors coupled with a burst of vicor on the part of the Reds the score was reversed for a moment the count at the end of the first half of the inning being 15-14. © But the Giants came back and forged ahead in their half and after the Reds again tied the game up in the ninth the Giants pushed a run over in their half and the game was theirs. The game was a good one at all times. Charlie Dehmlow held the pitching edge over Flossie Voltz and held the Reds easily until the big eighth when the afore-mentioned er- rors upset him for a moment. A big surprise was sprung in that big eighth when John Bethloff connected with the ball for a triple and a double. The surprise came in when it was thought that he wasn't able to see the ball let alone hit it. He sure made the Giants look sick for sev- eral minutes and undoubtedly the opposing hurlers wil remember his ability in future games. ' HANDLES STRIKE CASES Justice Clark T. Northrup has been busy during the past few weeks at- tending to strikers' caszs brought to Winnetka from Evanston where there have been disturbances and several arrests among the steel work- ers at the Mark Manufacturing company plant. There will be al | | hearing in some of the cases today. SCOUT MOVIES TODAY The Boy Scout picture for today is Another episode of the Craig Kennedy serial and Prizma Pictures will be shown as ex- tras. } Property Owners, Attention! VACANT WILL SELL NOW We have created a new angle to the sale of "vacant" in Kenilworth, all parts of Winnetka especially, and in the most desirable parts of Glencoe. Our Sales Method vizualizes the home in a definite, practical manner which sells off piece after piece at that very best top price you have always felt you ought to get :--NOW 1S THE TIME TO SELL. We also have some choice vacant to offer at prices which will never again be possible. These should be taken NOW. Special attention given to low offers for quick unloading, to Very Choice location, to group and larger holdings of lots and to exclusive listings with us. What is your price? If we can't sell, no one can;--and, we will not waste our valuable efforts at all, on offers too freely listed everywhere-- a sure sign that such offerings are not worth handling or offering at all. Also want listings of homes of the better sort for im- mediate, later, or May 1st delivery. Special attention given to Exclusive Listings. FH TS HH HT THT HUE HITT Indian Hill Station WINNETKA Johansen & Company Telephone Winnetka 768 901 LINDEN mR A HR 3BARD WOODS CASH GROCERY TELEPHONE WINNETKA 400 AVENUE, HUBBARD WOODS v Fresh Fruits & Ve We Sell Cheap Because We Sell for Cash We carry the Richelieu and Libby Brands of Canned Goods getables arrive at 10 A. M. Daily No Deliveries. I -- IAD 'We Solicit Your Patronage EA EEE peat) Sill a regi Dg a i itt net Al A ett Se A A Sry EE YA aD ws Ae. ca pT aren Sa apa gr PS -- oS i yu