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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1921 11 j* Activities o> PortK Jhore CKibs by Rutk Rirley^it Some FACTS About FORD The Universal Car Ifree one-act plays, written [s:ir alumnae, and acted by *ar Players, four seniors statute an advance class in tic Production, will be given by the who Dra- un HE North Shore Catholic Woman's league hel& its annual meeting and election o! officers at the Winnetka Woman's j-thibrThnrsclayv^April 14. The following officers were^elected: I president, Mrs. A. E. Tilroe of Winnetka; first vice president, Kobert Merritt of Winnetka; second vice president, Mrs. John cook of Wilmette; third vice president, Mrs. H. E. Mills of High- Park; recording secretary, Mrs. Thomas Bossort of Hubbard ids*:- corresponding secretary, Mrs. B. T. McGivern of Winnetka; ial secretary, Mrs. Charles Ryan of Winnetka; treasurer, Mrs. lesFahey of Winnetka. The chairmen of the various com- tees will be announced at some future date. The annual luncheon of the league will take place at the amtrhotel, Highland Park on Thursday, May 12, at 1 o'clock. F. L. Maloney is chairman of the luncheon committee. Credit for presiding over the best conference of the second annual con- vention of the. National League of Women Voters, held in Cleveland last week, was given to Mrs. Catharine Waugh McCulloch, of Evanston, who returned home yesterday. In referr- ing to the success of the convention as a whole Mrs. McCulloch said, "It pleases me to use the words of Rev. Rowena Morse Mann, my roommate, who said that this convention touched the high water mark." Mrs. Mc- Culloch was particularly impressed with the altruistic attitude of the members in attendance and in dis- cussing the subject said. "There did not seem to be any striving after offices." ..... :.. ioi7 unanimously approved. Tennessee and West Virginia have passed joint guardianship laws recently, bringing the total up to 27 states, and it is ex- pected that before the last of May when all the legislatures will ad- journ, there will be still more states added to the list of those which now recognize the parents' equality in the matter of guardianship. Here are authentic figures from the Ford factory at Detroit. They show vou just how many Ford cars and trucks have been built each month since {anuary'1. 1921 and how manjr have been sold to retail customers, in the Jnited States. . Produced JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 29.883 57.208 35,305 63.603 6!,886~"~ 8732t 127.074 Retail Sales 208.032 the auspices of the Chicago ch of Vassar alumnae on Friday ling, April 29, at the studio of s Grace Hickox, and on Satur- afternoon, April 30, at the Aryan tto This is the first time that er-Rraduates have carried their sroom dramatic work beyond the "pus and the venture has already ven a huge success by the enthu- m with which the plays were re- ed in New York, Boston, Detroit, Haveji, Hartford, Philadelphia Washington. is her graduation in 1917, been acting in her own play with Provincetown Players in New She has published several ics of poems and is ranked by critics as one of the three fore- st contemporary American poets, hie third. play, "Jezebel," is the \k of Dorothy Stockbridge, '19, who iow presenting her own plays un- hcr own management in New rk. hiring the intermission on Satur- a musical program will be given Martha Milinowski, '07. head of UniversityiSchqol of Music in Forest, artd Robert Tmandt, the ions French violinist. The fund raised will be used by the licaffo branch of Alumnae toward shate in the new Vassar Salary downient Fund Drive. â-  ,â-  •, .;â-  'atronesses from the north shore hide Mrs. Andrew MacLeish of en cue. M r g._ C^fl Erwin of: Kenil- yrth. and Mrs. H»r Evans-ton. Miss Ediths Aishton lard. 112 Green Bay road, Hubbard bods, is a member of the ticket â- nmittce. Total Production 127.074 showing that actual sales for the first three months of 1921 exceeded produc- tion by 80.958 Ford cars. April requisitions already specify 107.719 actional cars, while the estimated April output of the factory calls for only 90.000! These facts clearly show that the demand for Ford products is grow- ing much faster than manufacturing facilities to produce. It will be only a matter of weeks until a big surplus of orders will prevent anything like prompt deliveries. If yoii would be sure of having your Ford caroMruck when you want it. you^ should place your order now. Don t delay. 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