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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921 JAY CLUB HOLDS AFTERNOON SERVICE Meeting Time to 4 O'clock ^or'December 4, Only; Roger Babion, Noted Statistician, is »ECT LARGE AUDIENCE , First Appearance on North Shore Sunday; Will Disease Sub- ject. "Business and Rtligion" [On Sunday, December 4, the Wil- bette Sunday Evening club will de- art, for the day, from its custom of tiding services in the evening and .ill meet, instead, at 4 o'clock in the Ifternoon, according to an announce- ment made this week by President W. rank McClure. The speaker is Roger W. Babson, he noted statistician, one of the best .Down men in the business world to- fay. Mr. Babson will talk on the sub- feet, "Business and Religion". Sun- day win mark his first appearance before a north shore audience and h? C0"1,nS " expected to attract one of the largest audiences of the season. "Roger W. Babson was born in Gloucester, Massachusetts, July 6, 1875, the son of Nathaniel Babson, a retired merchant and banker. After graduating from the Gloucester High school, he spent four years at the Massachusetts Institute of Technolo- gy and was graduated from the En- gineering Course in 1898. Starts Big Organisation His intention was to develop a re- porting system on railroad and pub- lic service corporations. His first work was with bond houses. For a year or two he was either directly or indirectly connected with them in the study of properties and the selling of securities. Mr. Babson soon found it to be a very difficult proposition to represent both the seller and the buy- er, and finally decided to cease being identified with any selling firm and to represent exclusively the purchasers of securities. With this idea in view he moved to Wellesley Hills in 1904, and began to develop the Babson Statistical organization to furnish statistical information and business I forecasts to its clients, who now num- ber over sixteen thousand. Considered Authority He is now devoting most of his time to the application of Newton's Law of Action and Reaction to fin- ance, industry and commerce; and to working out plans for the sociologi- cal and economic betterment of the world at large. The Babson Statisti- cal organization is prominently iden- tified with the development of the na- tion industrially and financially. In connection with *uch activities, Mr. Babson is well known in economic circles, His efforts to prove that hon- esty or ability cannot be produced by statute, and that legislation can- not permanently set aside the eco- nomic law of supply and demand nor Don't Forget provide a substitute for the rewards of thrift and toil have attracted wide attention. Special Music Program Miss Anne Slack, cellist, Miss Anna Nyberg, violinist, and Mrs. Marie Ed wards Von Ritter, organist, will pre- sent the musical program, which, in itself, should prove of unusual inter- est. Subscribe To Your Local Paper v/mm/M»»»j}»jjJWfMi»jyi /S/////////////S////////////// tx o dangerous thing if it causes uncertainty as to a choice of a dining place and you are unfortunate enough not to select our cafeteria. Our menu is prepared with the idea of catering to all tastes. A trial will convince. WELCH'S pi Community Dancing Every Tuesday Evening BYRON C. STOLP SCHOOL 10th and Central Class Lessons 7:45 to 8:30 Dancing 8:30 to 11:00 Admission 5w teuts per jeraua, including wardrobe ///////////////////////'////////;/// % MISS ADELAIDE C. JONES Graduate of the American Con- servatory of Music, Chicago. Instructor In Both Piano and Voice A correct foundation is essential for future success, and I will be pleased to confer with parents or prospective pupils* Tel. Wil. 2558 1530 Central Ave. That Wonderful Clock Fills Long Time Want A commuter's town of 8000 people; trains every few minutes; streams of people going from and making trains, and not a public clock in sight. That is the past. A wonderful clock with a thirty-inch dial, perched prominently in the walls of the First National Bank, illuminated at night, installed for the benefit of the public. That is the present. sti ofWilmettb ffieJfomeafSarJitgs'Deposifors Member of Federal Reserve Bank wBBMBaamnmBMMam W»»JJ>M»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»J»l»»»rt Lowest Possible Prices Considering Quality IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH ways Busy Making Good We are making a specialty of the good old fashioned kind of SPONGE CAKES and x_^ ^NGEirFOOD^ CAKES . These are made to your individual order Mince Pie for Saturday Greenleaf Delicatessen 1133 Greenleaf Avenue â€" WILMETT& â€"^â€"----- Phone 2433 *V. c. m. Mcdonald Dodge Brothers SEDAN North Shore Hotel Building EVANSTON