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wr Af November 6, 1926 WINNETKA TALK WIN HIGH POSTS WITH ree se sens, eeriienien Som. NORTH SHORE RAILWAY |"... fc". i cette Commander of the American Legion John F Egolf and Howard P.|&t the national convention in Phila- delphia. He entered the electric rail- E hours Savage Gain Promotions way industry in 1913 as a track fore- in Insull Service man on the Metropolitan West Side Elevated railroad, later being pro- (+ Appointment of John F. Egolf, as |moted to track engineer of the "L" general manager, and Howard P. Sav- |lines and then to the position which age, as assistant general manager, of [he held at the time of his new appoint- the Chicago North Shore and Mil- ment. d : waukee Railroad company is officially | During the World war, Mr. Savage announced by the North Shore line. [secured a leave of absence and ob- ' = tained a commission in the 55th En- gineers, serving in France from July, California 1918 until July, 1919. On his return From Chicago--Rock Island to civil life, he resumed his position . ' . . : with the Rapid Transit Lines, in ac- Lines--daily beginning Novem cordance with the policy of all utili- ber 14. Extra Fare $10.00. ties under the management of Samuel i Insull and associates, that every one Nothing finer nor faster. who was in government service should be restored to his former position or a better one. "Saves a "Business "Day" Miss Jean Drayer, daughter of Mr. - : wo Geel Boe dnl Golden State Limited Elmwood avenue, Wilmette, has been pledged to Theta Sigma Phi, an . honorary journalistic fraternity at the Rock Island Southern Pacific University of Illinois. [rE ---- = so xX $e = Se i od ee Howard P. Savage prals {Wg This follows the recent appointment --_-- of Jesse S. Hyatt, former general manager, as chief engineering assist- ant to Bernard J. Fallon, vice-presi- dent in charge of operation of the four electrically operated railroads in the Chicago Metropolitan area, and of Bert W. Arnold, former assistant gen- eral manager as assistant to Mr. Fal- lon, with supervision over motor coach operations of the railroads. Mr. Egolf, who is one of the best known electric railroad men in the country, began his career in 1902 as a conductor on the street railways in Columbus, Ohio. He rose rapidly from the ranks and soon was holding the position of assistant superintendent of the Ohio Electric Railway company, with headquarters in Springfield and Newark. In 1914 he became manager \' : of the Springfield and Xenia (Ohio) es ad an es. e Railways, with headquarters in Springfield. After serving in this ca- pacity for four years, he became mana- Tor 6 Fo ger of the Interurban Railway and Terminal Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. He served as general manager of the . : ; Aurora, Elgin and Fox River Electric Be where those who appreciate the best will be dining and dancing company from 1922 to August, 1926, oo» and will expect to see you. Here's a combination hard to beat! when he was appointed assistant to Bernard J. Fallon, Vice-President in , charge of operation of the four elec- COPE HARVEY himself trically operated railroads serving the and his famous dance orchestra Chicago Metropolitan area. ; rect FLO SE DT Dancing and arrangements under the direction of Mr. Savage, who | I servi . Se iss DOROTHY BENTLEY Chicago's most beautiful oval ballroom. The renowned cuisine and unexcelled : facilities of HOTEL SOVEREIGN. Evening Gowns Beginning Saturday night, Nov. 6th, at 8. Dinner and Dancing $3.00 per person (ng in All Colors additional cover charge). Dancing only, $1.50 per person. Formal Saturdays. Informal dancing every Friday beginning Nov. 12th at 9--§1.00 per person. N22 from $16.75 to $75.00 Cc, ~ UNIQUE STYLE SHOP 6200 Kenmore fpotel *Phone B. COPLAN, Prop. Avenue Sheldrake 1600 : one 0 Avan Under direction of Mr. Albert i ---- ER ------ a ------ A -- ------ -- ---- ------ Arrange your party now. For reservations, telephone or write Miss Dorothy Bentley