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WKmmmmimmiiimm^^smw Crowds Throng Ravinia Park Each Afternoon and Evening to Hear the Program by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra RUTH ST. DENIS SUCCEEDS BARONESS Ravinia Park Is proving even more popular this year than in previous seasons and each afternoon and even- ing is thronged by music lovors from all the north shore townB and Chicago. Frederick Stock continues in charge Of the Chicago Symphony orchestra and never did that organization please Its hearers more than tftls season. Baronesti von Rottenthal, who has charmed her audiences by her clever dancing, leaves Ravinia Friday flight. She will bf succeeded by Ruth 8t. Denis, a pleasing artist with an inter- national reputation. Next Week's Program. The program for the week commenc- ing Sunday, July 13, is as follows: SUNDAY, JULY 19, 3:00 P. M. 1. March, "Queen of Bheba".....Gounod 2. Overture, "Poet and Peasant".. Buppe S. "Ave Maria" ...........Schubert-tux 4. Walts from "The Thorn. Rose".... ..................... Tachalkowsky Intermissionâ€"30 Minutes $. Overture, "Orpheus in Hades"..... .......................... Offenbach «. a. "To a Water Idly"............. ............... MacDowell-Stock b. "Humoresque" ... .YDvorftk -Stock Vatso Caprice..............Rubinstein SUNDAY, JULY 13, 8:15 P. M. Overture to "Riensl".........Wagner Solos for Violoncello: a, Romance ............Frrinchommo b. Harlequin .................Popper RUTH ST. DBMS In Dances of the Kant Intermissionâ€"30 Minutp* Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2......I>lwst Berpnadf; for Flute and Horn.....Tltl Messrfl. Quensel find D»Mare Selections from "The Damnation of Faust" .....................Berlioz MONDAY, JULY 14, 3:00 P. M. Overture to "A Mldstimmpr Nljcht's Dream" ...............Mendelssohn Symphony A major, "Italian"...... ,,..................... Mendelssohn Allegro con brio Andante Scherzo Finale. Intermissionâ€"30 Minutes Legend, "Zorahayda"........Svensden a. "Gondolier" ..................Saar b. "Chauson d'Amour"..........Saar Ballet Music from "CoppeHa".Delibes MONDAY, JULY 14, trie P. M. fcymphony\K minor from the "New tav- World".....................Dvorak ff â- 'â- Â«.â-  Adagio-Allegro *>â-  7. 5. " â- 'â- â- â€¢.â-  -b.;: â€"~_ c. Bcberto Fini al*_____ RTTTH ^T. RENTS In Dances" of the Bast Intermissionâ€"40 Minutes ,. fi. Overture on a Spanish March #" Theme................. ..Ralaklvew : li\ su "May Blossoms".....Hubay-Stock m^Arum9DAY. JULY 15. 9$0 P. M. 11 ji Overture, "Abeneeragen"..ICherubini ! £ Symphony NO. 1. C major..Beethoven Andante sostenito » Ik.' Andante cantaWle .„,„. Seuerso ' ?,â- â€¢â€¢' fe«»'-'. Finale . . „ „ , â-  BtfTH ST. DBNI8 BsrtU Intermissionâ€"80 Minutes â- â€¢ 'â-  m?:TlwHe" Scenes"................Oodard %â- ;;[ â- ; a., â-¼Wags Scenes _ .____........_ !»*/•: Moonlight Walts .;â- â€ž.. M- . *%jConcert Etude for string*. .Sinlgaglta V«V JWnnl*. "Ruses d" Amour". .Glaxounow sfe-^ WWOAYrJU tV^ST ffll PY W.' Wm Soloist. Mr. Herman'" Felber, 3*- ' 1. Owture, "Xessond*"..........-Bpohr J. Introduction to an Act in "Infwe«aeM i v .v...,.;.................. Schillings vi. Concerto for Violin, B minor, first 5ffi®?i-feovemeht .,............Saint-Saens Wm- â- ?-:' KUTB ST. DBNIB f i â- ' Intermissionâ€"30 Minutes i Jt OWrtore. "Donna Diana",.. .Resnlcek !M Ftodmontese Dance In A. â- . .Slnlfaglla " "-----------* â€" -â€" â€" iiite"....... MAcDoweU |gW«D*J«»DAV, JULY «. 8:00 P. M. 1. Overture, "Die Bntftlhrong aus den Berail"..................Mosan J. Symphony No. 2, D major..Beethoven 'â- 'Mtiti ii'.fviu ,',ii â-  j-...- i" ' > r : \ ' '..i'bii Adagio-Allegro Larghetto Sotierso Allegro awx.'il Internjl«sh)iiâ€" 30 Minutes , Suite, "L'Arleslunru'," No. 2.....Blset Prelude Menuet Farandolo Flute obllg-nto Uy Mr. Alfred Quensel Tarantellc .....................Nicode WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 8:15 P. M. Overturn 10 a Shakespearean Com- edy .................... Schelnpfiug* Melody In E flat.Tschalkowsky-Stock , Village Festival from "Indian Suite" ......................... MacDowell HITII ST. DBNIS Int€Tiiil««l»n~30 Minutes Symphonic l*o<-m, "The Bell In th<- Kiirhanted Forest".....Bruneau "Under the Linden Trees". .Massenet OblifatOB by Messrs. Stelndel and Hchrnurs , Waltz, "Legends from the Vienna Woods" ....................Strauss THURSDAY, JULY 17, 3:00 P. M. Children's Program Gypsy March.................Lncombe «... .Mit.Tiioker"___Techalkowsky n. Overture, March Miniature b. Characteristic Dances & March d. Fairy Dance I-. KiimmIimi JJjiwe f. Oriental Dance «, Chinese Dance h. Dance of the Nymphs I. jxinco of the Flowers Intermissionâ€"30 Minutes "Children's Suite"............Debussy a. Serenade of the Doll b. 'J'hfi Uttle Shepherd c. Golliwog's Cake Walk "American Patrol"..........Beacham Wedding Procession from "Fera- mors" ...................Rubensteln THUR8DAY, JULY 17, 8:19 P. M. Overture, "Kgmont"........Beethoven "Dance of tho Huppy Spirits". .Gluck Concert Walt* In F........Glasounow RUTH HT. DBNIS InternilKxlon-ao Minutes A Might In a Moorish Cafe, from "Moorish Rhapsody".. Humperdlnck a. "Mebestraum" .......Liszt-Stock b. "Valse Trlste"............Sibelius "Valse Caprice"...........Rubensteln FRIDAY, JULY 18, 3:00 P. M. March. "Triumphale"........Borowskt Overture, "Le I3aruffe Chlozette".. .................. ....... Sinigaglla "A Fairy Tale"................Nicode Tarantella from "Le Bal Costume" ..,,..................... Rubensteln Symphonic Suite, "A Country Wed- .................Goldmark JUSTICE BOYER HOW A RIVAL OF CHICAGO JUDGE Had Nine Auto Speeders Before HimTuesday,6ivineHisCourt the Appearance of Judge Fry's Courtroom. NORTH END IS AROUSED ding" FRIDAY, JULY 18, 8:15 P, M. Wagner Selections from "The Ring of the Nibe- lungen" 1. Das Rhelngold: Rainbow Scene and Finale 3. Die Walkfire: Ride of The Valkyries 3. Siegfried: Siegfried In the Forest Murmuring of the Forest - Siegfried KIllH the Dragon RUTH ST. DBNIS Intermissionâ€"30 Minutes 4. Overture to "Der Improvisator".... .................,,.,....... d'AIbert 6. Pastorale ........................Otis 0. Concert Walts No. 2.......Glazounow 7. March, "Slav"..........Tschalkowsky SATURDAY, JULY 19, 3:00 P. M. 1. Overture, "Masanlllo"..........Auber 8. Ballet Music from "Feromors"..... ......................... Rubensteln 8. Torch Dance................Meyerbeer Intermissionâ€"30 Minutes i. Three Dances Henry VIII....German a. Morris Dance _____„â€"^ b. Shepherd's Dance e. Torch Dance ft. Waits Movement from "Serenade" ........................... Volkman 0, Hellafest from "Konlgsklnder"..... ,...................... Humperdlnck SATURDAY, JULY 10, 8:15 P, M. Soloist, Mr. Harry Welsbach 1, Overture, "Solonolle"......Glaxounow 3. Allegro con grazUu Allegro marzlale from "Symphony Pathetlque".... .................... Tschalkowsky RUTH ST. DENIS 3. Solo for Violin a. Andante ...................Mosart Mazurka ..^.^â€"^..^.^.Zarschy- RUTH ST. DENIS Intermission 4. Overture, "Mignon"..........Thomas 5. Waltz, "Die Fledermaus".....Strauss 6. Tarantellc from "Italian Caprlcclo" ...................... Tschalkowsky PROTECTIVE SOCIETY APPROVES CHAPERONS ? ^Association Sends Out Bulletin te|Vhich Should Appeal to mi:- , All Parents. Tli« JuYenlle Protective association ^; -of the north shore believes in chaner- ^oai. The society, wiilch incltideB all the munJclpaUtiei from Bvanston north to take Forest/ has Issued the ring bulletin which should appeal aU parents of the north shore: "If parents did their duty we would |wre tar Jew need for protective and "corrective sfeoclts. ^"We didn't know where she was,' W&bâ- 'never «aw her feUer/â€"'3he al- %y met him on the street,"-*'! don't -wtar she goes with, the girls pilitep came to the house/â€"They |;faeked/her np on the comer.'â€"'It 3 hpd only knownâ€"thia would not have lM«>pened,'â€"*I thought be wsa such a gnod boy/â€"*He was such a good boy tt& he got to going out nighta,'â€"She •aid aha otsvyed wtth AJsnle, so I.didn't wWry; what shall 1 do, what shall I *»!!!'â€"'My girl got In with bad com- pany and is iuat spotlad; It seems as If I shomld dls.' -Hot thonghfcottt eentencetâ€"theas V siimM,, b«t IStsml ootpotrrtoga of woe ftom biwbjpl lissrted mothfs, toothers who loY»d their chOdrsm as you low /ywaa^lpstn^tosxrwyonliswhadbs*. more careful of your child than they? It is considerably doubtful. "We are safeguarding life from en- dangering machinery, and state after elate has passed stringent laws to the effect that fingers, arms, limbs, Ufa it- self, shall be preserved, but parents are careless of placing guards on the mightiestâ€" most crushing and de- structive machinery of allâ€"society. All old-fashioned ideas are not applic- able to modern life, but some havje a characteristic of universal worth, among which is that of strictly chap- eroning young people in their social life. It was a salutary thing when John wooed Mary in the presence Of Mary's practical mother. It made John see the worth of Mary, the privi- lege of her friendship and the serious* ness of taking Mary away to he his companion and care was impressed as it is not In these latter days. "Just now when thousands of allqr- lng avenues are open to lead ottY youth into wrongâ€"avenues of Invention, â- peed, cupidity, we have left almost totally unguarded the cogs or society's ever-present terrible and cruel ma- chine. The remedy is so simple, sad thousands of young people would have been spared a record made public or a record kept secret (after all what is the real mmncgty^mj^m§. safety appliances. '^^I^^^ "In large measure ws can stem Us tide of boys and girls rushing into error as so mneh wrong is resllyâ€"by instituting agam the beautiful sW cus- tom of ecmpstensgs tbM-â-  tosfes,':tifr» aged young through ssssrisnon with youth sad preserves unsullpsd our Bvanston's police court closely re- sembled the much-talked of "speeder's court" in Chicago, over which Judge Fry presides, Monday, when nine cases dealing with alleged violations of the motor vehicle law were up be- fore Police Magistrate J. F. Boyer. All the cases were not disposed of, however, but for a time the Evanston authorities were busy booking- the "speeders" who were arrested by Mo- torcycle Policeman Larkin. F. M. Lyons, 513 Qreenleaf street, Evanston, a chauffeur employed by O. L. Plrle, 1134 Jud- son avenue, received the most severe penalty of any of the autolsts before Justice Boyer, when a fine of $35 and costs was imposed. Lyons was arrested on July 4 on a charge of speeding at the rate of thirty miles an hour in North Prairie avenue. De- spite his plea that a heavy fine would work a hardship on him, In that ne was the sole support of a widowed mother, Lyons was given a lesson for his alleged recklessness. North End Protests. Residents of North Evanston, ac- cording to Motorcycle Policeman Lar- kin, are up in arms against auto speeders. Prominent among these citizens, who declare that they will assist the officers In ridding that sec- tion of the city of the law violators, are Charles L. Burllngbam, 2663 Prairie avenue, and B. P. Brelsmer, 2141 Sherman avenue. Both were witnesses against Lyons Monday. Burlingham is so insistent in his de- mand that a close watch be kept for speeders by the officers, that he vol- unteers to be. on the watch from 4 o'clock on In the morning and assist them by being a witness against those caught It is claimed by the North End resi- dents that the lives of their chil- dren are in Jeopardy because of the high rate of speed at which autolsts pass through the streets in and north, of Central street. They are deter- mined, they say, to put a stop to the perilous practice. Dispose of Wllmette <t*eee. ' Two cases of speed violations, said to have taken place in Wlltoette, were before Justice Boyer Monday. The cases were brought here by Motor- cycle Policeman Laugerham, of Wil- mette, when he was unable to find s Wllmette justice in his office. J. E. Roberts, a demonstrator for a Want Ad De i The LaKe Shore News} ' _,________^â€"...... ___ . â- â- â-  â- â- â- â- â-  -ir â-  <%^S'~;'< i : TELEPHONES: EVANSTON 565 â-  HIIIMMinnilllMM* WIMNETKA 341 NOTICE â€" WANT ADS IN THE Lake Shore News are charged at the following rates: Real Estate Classifications, 7% cents per line. All other classifications, 5 cents per line. Minimum price 15c. No sdvertlse- ment charged for less than 25c. Help Wanted and Situations Want- ed advertisements FREE. lit , p>i Fm *" CIMtH WIISHIP4C0., Fitfi Taut gttv^Wii:;:.;::^^?' cwTwai.'ia»o-^':-"---.*|W»^^*|l-.' [ ti"i:,iij'i-.'-"tii "n HELP WANTED )â€"AT ONCE, OIRLEp«*t5P- |RK; EXPEJ6\WNCE NOT NECESSAltlSfc^tJST LIVE IN WINNETJ6*W^P?T9iJJ5l WINNET ka swr^ ^**^ tf 0£l 3Dâ€"YOUNG MAN OV] yeai7"c1«M(p4l(work in deaff store; permanent poStWoa^'Apply ~" Kenllworth Pharmacy, 111. ^^' JTEDâ€"MAN TO CARE carriage, cutlBJs*r""and do some worKMlMBjaurf~°fhe house. Ap- ply uj^llif^Fiii'iltrss:__rrnnnttrr Evanston. SMSEâ€"SEWING MACHINES tale^m trade on our ns>w Singer rmiry; these machlnss are over- hauled and gutfunte«; new White rotary, $22; n£w S^rh^ard rotary, $20; new Eld: ment Store, ment of mactfmes from $5 to $10; it will pay you to buy in Evanston. Patterson Bros., 1522 Shennan-av., Evanston. ______lt« p. $li/new Depart- ' alio large assort- BOARD AND ROOM THB>b«jHJRY, 1554 aSBURT-AV., roasmfen suite with private bath and single rooay excejlelt cuisine; rates, room.TnAdlnfJiibard, |16 to $25 per wegSr Mrs. F. 0. Dlefen- dorf. Phone 2392. l$4t â€"TUBuV SITUATIONS WANTED CURTAJhlS WASHED, COLORED mendgdjr-, flrstjlass work; for and^d^ftMlBW M. R. Mo- ritz, 1620 DaSTow-av. Wei. 1339. 6-tf URTMhlS Jbd^mei called for Chicago automobile firm, was one of the most obstreperous alleged of- fenders brought from the Wllmette confines. He refused to show a license to the Wllmette policeman, and when asked to produce his license by Jus- tice Boyer, Informed that official that a license was not necessary, as he was driving a demonstrating car. Jus- tice Boyer was not clear in the law in this instance, so he decided to con- tinue the case. Roberts was placed under a $100 bond until July 19, and was about to leave the ^durt, when $1 fee was demanded for the bond. "Here it is," Roberts said angrily, as he psid the feSi "but I want a *e- ceipt.M '• â- "':".',' ' *'•, "I give no receipts," answered Jus- tice Boyer, "I'm under bonds." ;_r_'T"a^/"toc^^now,*Vwdt0^ted' Rob- erts, "and so I demand a receipt. It's only a matter of business." fibyer was slightly ruffled at tho ac- tions of the accused and declared, as he handed the $1 back to Roberts, "Here's your money; 111 donate) it to you. You're too smart altogether. y Another Court TIH. Another tat with^ a Wllmette case was experienced In the hearing of Frank Carlbarg, 1*36 Sherman ave- nue, Evanston. Carlberg was arrest- ed In Wllmette July 4 on a speeding charge. In court Monday Constable Henry Witt acted as counsel for Cart- berg. Witt displayed a good knowl- edge of law procedure ana probanly has cheeky the prosecution. Bo de- clared that the Wllmette officer did not prore veaue^ hence his case was lost C^<^ Uugwrham was greatly peeved whet: he found that Witt had â- &ii&^!4i&i%?^':i&'** wy last case brought to Evanston if I have to fight the constable and poUce '"" to get a comrlcUon," he saM- -:.. SITJ^^ATION WANTED BY ACHJ«TF- n iii^wiiini"1 years>*wuTdo any- thing arounanf^ssef has license and referenceju»tf,*^Phorie ttrwSslnii 1032 ant Urnmrnm FOR SALE EORyBALE â€" PIANOS TAKEN IN ||sitae on our high-grade 88-note players. These pianos are over- hauled and guaranteed five years. $350 Emerson Square .........$20.00 350 Simpson Upright A....... 75.00 350 Deckei^SfM. - / J ......100.00 400 Emereln/l.... Id.......100.00 400 Chase ^ 1..... .X........ 85.00 400 Everett .I...........'â- :.,..H0.00 400 Decker Bros.....,........ 150.00 400 Hallett & Davis....*.i^>.ii6.00 4T)rac^roeuer TTT. ;fF5^SvS7 0f&$V 600 Chickoring, almost new. ...275.00 Apollo outside Player, with 60 rolls........................ 20.00 Easy payments. Patterson Bros, 1522 Shermah-av. § /'â-  lte S. E. Cor. Clark ati Mtiroe Sts. (Entrance on JHomrot Street) THE OLDEST SAV1N6S BANK IN CHICAGO LOST AND FOUND PAID FOR REWART> tlon bicycle and red m Sewe^<f*fpe pier. INPORMA- Cycol oaster, black Tuesday at 80, Late Shore News, WlnnetkaT LANEOUS llOMCY TO LOAN. Bvanston and*North Shore prop- MAS VM wertb ,______..-.-,_ _-,...~.-„- -. Rapidly iiMrssrtiicftJbi*> lN*to* of W. N. WfATFIELD c 69 West Washington Street : -' Chicago lerwood Music School ' PuUadad by Wm. H. Sherwood 712 Pine Arts Bujldlni GBOBGIA KOBBR. WALTER Stan Harmonjb^Cbunter ition, VoeC Violin, Music, Musical His- 1 of Expression. For catalogue address L. F. GETCHELL, Business Manager, 410 S. Michigan Avenue 'MimS!3& su George W. TM. Ptipi1 Recita torio, Iff! ncert, 'pen*.' 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