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} 4 TN WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1921 } -- TOWNSHIP ELECTION CONTAINS INTEREST James R. Crocker of Glencoe, Injects a Bit of. Excitement Into Rivalry For Justice of the Peace Offices RUNS AS INDEPENDENT Winters in South and Returns to North Shore To Find He Is List- ed Among the Forgotten With the Winnetka political situa- eion the most serene and peaceful in years, and a strong, unopposed ticket in the field, residents are turning with more than ordinary interest to the New Trier Township election prospects, where obtains a peculiar and, withal, interesting situation. Here we have the spectacle of an epparently shunned official rising up and injecting his own Independent ticket into the field against an array of five candidates for the five offices of justice of the peace. ' James R. Crocker, Glencoe justice of the peace, is the lone candidate on the so-called Independent ticket. Op- posing him on the North: Shore Township (regular) ticket are Fred- erick B. Crossley, Jacob M. Dicken- son, fr. Otto Falk, Daniel M. Mickey, and George W. Tapper, Jr. Tapper is a Glencoe man slated to replace Justice Crocker. Left in the Cold Crocker, it appears, had wintered in New Orleans and had given little or not thought to the approaching Township election which signified the expiration of his term and the con- sequent necessity of again going be- fore the electorate in the event he de- siregl to succeed himself. While the justice was basking com- fortably in the southern sunlight, township leaders bestirred themselves and formulated the regular ticket, known as the North Shore Township ticket. Crocker's name was omitted from the list of justice candidates. Tne North Shore Township ticket is endorsed by the New Trier Citizens League, organized eight years ago and which counts on its membership roll leaders in every village in the township. Justice Crocker returned post- haste, circulated petitions and launch- ed the Independent ticket. Glencoe is the seat of the political fight. One may expect to encounter there the old fashioned stump speeches and some torch-light parades over this week-end. Election Day for New Trier Town- ship is Tuesday, April 5. CAMP FIRE EXECUTIVE VISITS WINNETKA GROUPS Winnetka Camp Fire Girls were honored, Wednesday afternoon by a visit from Miss Edith Kempthorne, national field secretary of the Camp Fire Girls' association. The Assem- bly room in Community House was crowded to capacity with Camp Fire Girls and those interested in the or- ganization, and some groups were present from Wilmette and Glencoe. Miss Kempthorne urged a vigor- ous health program, for without health one cannot give service and do the work in life one is meant to do. She said that over a million health honors had been won by Camp Fire Girls within the past year. She had a most interesting exhibit of Camp Fire things which she had gathered on her trip across the country. She has been speaking for two months in the larger cities of the west. After the meeting she greeted the members of the Winnetka Camp Fire | Guardians' association, and around the tea table, discussed the work of Camp Fire. BEBAN IN PICTURES George Beban, a leading character actor of filmdom, appears in Com- munity House Motion Pictures Fri- day, April 8, in his latest picture, "One Man in a Million." Aram K. Mestjian Cleaning Oriental Rugs and Carpets Repairing Tel. Wilmette 1949 607 W. Railroad Avenue WILMETTE, ILL. "Group of Songs" Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. Thomas On Saturday evening, April 9, the] Mrs. J. Allen Haines and her sis- of 680 Walden road, announce the| Kippy Orchestra will hold an in-| ter, Mrs. William P. Martin, have birth of a son, Frederick B. Jr., on | formal dancing party at the Winnetka | returned home after an extended visit Saturday, March 26. Woman's club. in the east. Helen Thomas Songs of appealing strain feature the act in which Miss Thomas oc- cupies the leading role in the great Ten Act Glennetka Variety Show to be staged at the Winnetka Woman's club Monday evening, April 4, under auspices of the Masonic Low Twelve club of the Winnetka and Glencoe Masonic lodge. Miss Thomas possess- es a beautiful contralto voice which has given her an enviable reputation throughout the Middle West. THIRD EPISODE APPEARS IN SCHROEDER-PERRY CASE Realty Dealer and Aged Man Still in Line to Tell the Judge All About Their Controversy Being the third episode of the now celebrated legal entanglements of Paul Schroeder, 'north shore real estate dealer, and one Franklin H. Perry, aged Glencoe resident. "Paul Schroeder and Maude Schroeder, do- ing business as Paul Schroeder and Company," instituted civil action against Franklin H. Perry in the Cook County Courts in a suit for $1,000, case to be heard on the second Mon- day in May which, according to cal- endar reckoning, falls on Monday, May 9. Episode two: Case, Schroeder vs. Perry, before Justice D. M. Mickey in which Schroeder entered suit to obtain $300, represented as commis- sion alleged to be due him from Perry in a real estate transaction, was withdrawn, it is said. Episode one :Case, Perry vs. Schroe- der, in which the aged Glencoe man charged Schroeder with assault, was dismissed in Justice Mickey's court several weeks ago when the justice decided there was insufficient ground for complaint. Perry insists Schroeder has receiv- ed "payment of the commission,". Of course you know where is the County court. Seating room only: Dr. Jessie G. Forrester of Ocean Park, Cal, is the guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Frederick F. Cain of 1229 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods. (Pronounced Gul-BRAN-1en) LBRANSEN Player-Piano Hear this Player Before You Buy Patterson Bros. 828 Davis St. Phone Evanston 654 EVANSTON, ILLINOIS IT IS HERE HAYNES 50 JANS-LAMKE MOTOR CO. 1013-1017 Davis St. Phones: Evanston 4250--6020 SPRING DANCE GIVEN BY THE BULLA BULLA CLUB Thursday Night, April 7th JONES' HALL, WILMETTE Music by Kippy Orchestra HAYNES Motor Cars of abundant OLDSMOBILE America's First Car power, so sound mechanically 23rd Year and of such refinement as to give the owner the constant, satisfying service to which Phones: ; his investment entitles him. 1013-1017 Evanston 4250-6020 Jans-Lamke Motor Co. DAVIS STREET Winnetka State Bank Interest will be paid from April 1st on all deposits made in savings bank department up to and includ- ing Wednesday, April 6th. OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY When your car is in trouble bring it to us for repairs. This is the service station for your machine and its needs. HOSTETTER'S GARAGE Day and Night Service 806 Oak Street Telephone Winnetka 188 South Water Fruit Market "Buy Here and Save Money" 561 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA, ILLINOIS Phone Win. 392 We receive all kinds of fruits and vegetables fresh for Saturday morning business. Before you do your shopping elsewhere in the village pay our store a visit and personally observe the won- derful goods which we have in stock. Fresh Rhubarb Fresh Asparagus | Sweet Telephone Mushrooms 2 Bunches for eas Per Pound Pound 25¢ Pound Also bunches at each 30c 15¢c 20c¢ 75c¢c and 65¢c Vegetables Fruits Fresh Spinach, peck .................... 30c | New York Greening Apples, 4 lbs. ........ 25¢ Fresh Head Lettuce; each ...... 5c, 10c & 15¢ California O ; d 5 Large Artichokes, each ................ 15¢ itornia Uranges; per dozen . .25c, 48c & 60c Fresh Celery, bunch............... 10c & 25c | Bananas; dozenandup .................. 30c Tomatoes, low price Large Juicy Lemons; dozen 25¢ Egg Plant .........0.... vais 15c and up 4 Sige te Fine Cauliflower; ahead .......... 15c and up Blue Goose Florida Grape Fruit, 3 for ....25¢ Mushrooms, pound .................... 75c | Fresh Strawberries at lowest prices. French Endive, pound... 1.1.11" iss | Fresh Figs, Dates and Nuts at lowest prices. Carrots, young; 2 bunches .............. 15¢ 2 Fresh Beets, 2 bunches.................. 15¢c | Fresh Parsley, New Cabbage, Green Onions, Parsnip; 21bs. .....0... 0c ciiaserer ios 15c | Radishes, Water Cress, Chives, Green Peppers, Juenips ; 2 ka. SEL nines bs os ve a3 Cucumbers, Potatoes (fine cookers). oose Carrots; Be a a ea c Yellow Turnips, 6 lbs. .................:25 . Conkiiny Ontos 3 Tom oss ronit: aie 10c | All $2.00 Orders Delivered Free. Telephone Jersey Sweet Potatoes; 3 Ibs. ..... vielen 25¢ Orders Promptly Taken Care Of.