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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921 Art!en Shore as a health camp when he laid out with care and rare genius the beautifully wooded 23 acres of shore land overlooking a beach which for natural beauty finds no compari- son along Chicago's north shore. . And nestled among the giant forest trees are the simple cottages, huts, and in the summer time, when hun- dreds of mothers, infants and girls enjoy the camp with the boys, are the little tent villages. "Motherville" Thar* There is "Motherville," for the tired mothers of the tenements who come to Arden Shore for* a brief resting spell, far away from the dingy tenement rooms and the drug cry of the Tnevftahte washtiik____r There is "Babyville" where the in- fants are Riven the benefit of expert attention and mothers are taught the essentials of hygiene and sanitation. There is "Girlville" where the lit- tle wan-faced creatures may scamper to heart's content,-and a place for the older girls who seek the rest camp as a vacation spot. There is a quiet nook for conva t.â€"lescent* "who are aided bacr plete health under the supervision of trained attendants. And "Boyville" for the young fel- lows who are trying hard to get strong so that they may help take care of their mothers, little brothers and sisters, and having lots of fun in the meantime. There is a spacious, well ventilated dining halt near the entrance to the camp, with model kitchens, and a library adjoining with its inviting fireplace, well filled book shelves, tables and writing materials. There is a new, sturly buildings 'Morning Report9 of the WilmeHe Legion BY THE ADJUTANT The next meeting of the Wilmette Post of the American Legion will be hold Monday, May 2, at the Commu- nity House. This is not a business meeting. We're going to get to- gether and have a good time, and you're the loser of you're not there. There will be lots of the new mem- bers there, and the famous Barber will roar for them. ' The chief attraction for this meet- ing will he "Johnny" Hartman from the headquarters of the -service de partment. He is making the rounds of the posts in Cook county and will visit with us and speak to us that night. The State Department of the Le- gion is getting results in their fight for the disabled men. The state of Illinois is leading all the states of the ions and plans for those for whom the war can never be over. Cottages will be pro- vided for the tuberculosis patients and a Rehabilitation Home for the psycopathic cases. THE where classes may be taught, and an open air sewing pavilion on the beach equipped with sewing ma- chines and work tables, where the mothers learn to mend, patch and make over garments under the able direction of an instructor. Women of the north shore send up quantifies of clothing. But the best place of all on a pleas- ant summer's day is the wonderful beach and the ravines which lead down to it. Just about everybody goes swimming. On May 1 begins the annual drive in this village for funds for_Ajf_deJL $hore. It will be an unprecedented opportunity to help in a cause of un- disputed merit. It is not charity, in the ordinary sense, it's helping these unfortunate ones to be able to better help themselves. JUST WHAT YOU WANTâ€"FOUND IN AN AD------------- EX-SERVICE MEN1 JOIN AMERICAN LEGION! See Carl Renncckar any day to sign your application for membership â€" then give him three bucks and it's all done. We are looking for the dependents ^fâ€"ex-serviceâ€"men^â€"whose claims against the Government have not been properly taken care of. We will han- dle these claims without delay and can promise to get action. We are doing the same thing for ex-service men themselves. If you have a claimâ€"see the American Legion I RETURNS TO VILLAGE Dr. Jay L. McCormick, 1119 Lake avenue, returned to his home this week following nearly three months stay in Rochester, Minn., where he obtaJned-JpeciaLtreatment under the^ famous Mayo brothers. Dr. Mc Cormick is a dentist in the Star build ing, Evanston. MOVE TO 1STH STREET Mr. and Mrs. Howard Head, of 1620 Wilmette avenue, with Mrs. Head's mother, Mrs. C. R. Shepard, moved this week to 823 Fifteenth street. TREAT FOR MUSIC LOVERS IN THIS NOVEL RECITAL Erno Dohnanyi, whose interpreta-] tions of his own compositions will be heard at the recital to be given at the Ouilmctte Country club on the evening of May 12, is called the latest "sensation",musically to appear in j this country. Herbert Hyde, well known Amer- ican pianist and organist at St. Luke's church, Evanston, and E. Carleton Kaumeyer, violinist, and musical director will appear as the artists, playing their own and other compositions by such artists as Dohnanyi and Rachmaninoff employ- ing fh*» Ampico reproducing__device in the Chickering piano in reproduc- tion and as accompanist to the violin selections. The presence of this great pianist in America is an event of supreme importance. As a pianist JDohnauyi enjoys world-wide renown, as a com- poser his fame is international, and he has shown himself to lie an or- chestra conductor of distinction. Not *ince the advent of Rachmaninoff has so great a figure in the musical world visited our shores. On Sunday afternoon, April 17, Dohnanyi made his debut before the music lovers of Chicago in his con- cert at the Illinois theatre. The critics were unanimous in their praise. The Chicago Tribune of April 18 said: "Mr-Dohnanyi paints with a brush soaked in vivid color. There is in- tensity in his rhythms, his phrases are sharply cut. Like all the routined artistic great he strangles a minimum of jJOtes.jQ from the reckless critical viewpoint his technic may be desig- nated infallible." MRS. MAURICE H. LIEBER SPEAKER AT LOGAN MEETING . The May meeting of the Logan school Parent-Teacher association will'be held Monday afternoon, Jrtay 2, at .3 o'clock, in the Kindergarten room of the school. Mrs. Maurice H. Lieber, who has so successfully conducted parliamentary law classes in the various north shore villages, is the speaker. Afrs. Lieber will tell of the bills now before the Illinois Legislature and the National Congress pertaining to women and child labor. The re- port of the association nominating committee will be heard at this meet- ing. A large attendance is desired at this important session. Many People Don't Think Those who do, save money. Is anything worse than A Penniless Old Age? Easier to go without luxuries and unnecessary things now, than necessities in old age. Think it over, then open ajavings Account at Your Home Bank WILMETTE STATE BANK Under State Control and Supervision ! WE RENT HOMES FOR 30c HABERDASHERY Is very important to your good appearance* Stop in on your way to the city and set these items. MADRAS SHIRTS- ^SCARFS-Narrow width Newest stripes and patterns In light fine silk. Several colon $2.75 $3.00 85c $1.00 $1.50 MMMAW^^^^ BURNS' TOGGERY Across from the N.-W. Station. THE STORE FOR MEN A CLASSIFIED AD WILL SELL YOUR HOME v/////y//////y////9/%^ Care Is^n essential for trees. J>ften they will grow well, for their full span ^fyeafs, but when they begin to show signs of age, when there begins a general deterioration of branches and trunks, a tree surgeon should be called to save them. They CAN be saved,^nd made to grow Trrtheif youth, if corrective measures are taken in time. fl^e Ihejmysicians^of-sick trees, We^fill their cavities, take off the dead branches, trim them evenly, and spray them to take the insects off and keep them Prices for this service, when considered from the viewpoint of the worth of the^rees, are very sjnalL Spraying- alone has a nominal charge-of one dollar a The accompanying photograph is an illustration of one of the biggest jobs of this kind in the country. This tree is 102 feet high with an 88 foot spread, and was thoroughly gone over and saved from complete _ death by our organization. The ^vork-was-coniplete only^hen each branch had been thoroughly inspectedâ€" all cavities filled-and the tree completely pruned from top to bottom. -;â- *-..- iiiiifiiiiiuiiiifiimtmfiiuiifiiiiifininiffNHniiifiiifiiNiiiimfiiiifiiiiiiiifimfHimmiiiH THQMA&JJ-YNCH NURSERYâ€"1131 Green Bay Road Phone G lencoe 514