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36 WINNETKA TALK October 10, 1925 defeated Miss Berniece Wall, Osh- | GLENNA COLLETT STARS IN INVITATION GOLF Indian Hill Scene of Great Wom- en's Events; Give Wednesday Summaries Miss Glenna Collett, woman's na- tional golf champion, starred in the in- vitation tournament played at the In- dian Hill country club this week. On the first day of play she defeated Mrs. Harold E. Foreman of Lake Shore 4 and 3, and on the second day van- guished Mrs. Lee Mida 5 and 4. Re- sults of the match play for Tuesday and Wednesday are as follows: First Flight Miss Glenna Collett, Providence, R. [., defeated Mrs. H. E. Foreman, Lake Shore, 4 and 3. Mrs. Lee Mida, Butterfield, defeated Miss Ernestine Pearce, Skokie, 5 and Mrs Jay S. Cassriel, Bryn Mawr, de- feated Mrs. Lester Rein, Indian Hill, 8 and 7. Miss Dorothy Klotz, Indian Hill, de- feated Mrs. E. E. Harwood, Olympia Fields, 2 and 1. Miss Louise Fordyce, Youngston, de- feated Mrs. S. L. Reinhart, Dallas, Tex., 5 and 4. Mrs. H. D. Sterrett, Hutchinson, Kas., defeated Miss Edith Quier, Berk- shire, Pa., 3 and 2. Miss Helen Payson, Portland, Me., defeated Mrs. H. D. Raymond, Evans- ton, 4 and 2. kosh, 4 and 3. On Wednesday Miss Collett defeat- ed Mrs. Mida, 5 and 4; Mrs. Cassriel defeated Miss Dorothy Klotz, 2 and 1; Mrs. H. D. Sterrett defeated Miss Louise Fordyce, 4 and 2; Miss Helen Payson defeated Mrs. Melvin Jones 2 up. Second Flight Mrs. C. O. Young defeated Mrs. G. A. Horan 1 up in 19 holes; Mrs. Alice Clifton defeated Mrs. G. W. Kushel 2 up; Miss Harriet Pellison defeated Mrs. Carrie Kuhnart, 6 and 4. Miss Virginia Van Wie defeated Miss Katherine Walsh, 8 and 7; Mrs. Edgar Stevens defeated Mrs. Paul Chase, 3 and 2; Mrs. W. C. Brickwell by default; Mrs. G. W. Taylor defeated Miss Florence Beebe, 5 and 4; Miss Mary Devine by default. "Non-Drinker" Fined for Being Intoxicated Theodore Kinsch, 418 Eugene street, Chicago, was fined $50 and costs by Police Magistrate D. M. Mickey Mon- day of this week, on a charge of driving a motor car while intoxicated. Kinsch was arrested on Ridge avenue Saturday evening by Motorcycle Po- liceman John DeGroot, when the latter noticed him steering from one side of the road to the other. Two partially full bottles of liquor and a number of empty ones were found in Kinsch's car, the police assert. Mrs. Kinsch informed Magistrate Mickey that her husband hadn't taken a drink in 18 | il Simplicity in the NEW CADILLAC Only a gigantic organization such as Cadillac, containing within itself the necessary 're- sources of men and machinery, could insti- tute improvements and refinements at once so vast and so minute as those of the new Cadillac. In this new Cadillac engine, for example, there are no rocker arms or levers. The valve action is positive and direct. The cam slids or tappets through which the valves are opened and closed are operated directly from the camshaft by means of rollers con- tained in the cam slides themselves. | Mrs. Melvin Jones, Olympia Fields, ! years. Something about the Color "Yellow" in Soap Do you know that the true natural color of the purest laundry soap is yellow? American Family has been . i yellow for 83 years; we couldn't { change the color, unless we use strong bleaches or chemi- cals. It is the natural color of the pure materials used. This ultra-refinement eliminates thirty-two wearing surfaces. It increases the durability of the engine and makes operation even more quiet. To guard and protect Cadillac quality in even the smallest detail has been the con- stant aim, and the result, in this magnificent new Cadillac, is ample reward and justifica- tion for the painstaking effort. YW Try This New 90-Degree Cadillac You will agree that it rises to heights of perform- ance you never dreamed could be achieved. It is mobile and facile as thought-- exuberantly re- sponsive to every demand you make of it. Every- where it is meeting enthusi- asticand eagerwelcomeasthe finest car in the world today. . y. CA D:IL-L;AC DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION This big wholesome bar of soap is the purest; finest you can buy -- no matter what you pay. Will clean your daintiest and roughestclothesin thequickest time and safely, too. -------------- rT re apt ---------- CADILLAC MOTOR CAR COMPANY Evanston Branch 1810 Ridge Ave. Tel. Univ. 8600. a