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WILMETTE LIFE August 13, 1926 ' I' ' Pres. Scott Adds 6. ·H olders of Ph.D. to Faculty of N. U. Six holders of Ph. D. degrees are included in the most recent announcement by President \Vatter Dill Scott of the new faculty appointments to the College of Liberal Arts of Northwestern university. Two of these and ~heir appointments-Prof. James Arthur Todd and Prof. Franklin D. Barker have already been announced. The others are Prof. Albert Russell Ellingwood, Prof. C. S. Braden, Prof. Virgil B. Heltzel, and Prof. \Villiam Herbert Sheldon. Prof. Ellingwood, who has served at Colorado college, Oxford, and University of Pennsylvania, is to be a member of the Political Science department. Prof. Braden, who recently \von his Ph. D. from the UniYersity of Chicago, . is to go on the staff of the School of Religious Education. Prof. Heltzel, who has been at Ran- ' .. JI dolph-Macon college and at the University of Chicago where he won his Ph. D., will become a member of the faculty of the English department. C. R. Noller, recently connected with Washington university and the Universitv of Illinois, which is to award hi-m a doctor's degree, will be in the chemistry department. Armand E. DuGord, recently of the University of Paris and of Indiana university, is to be a member of the romance language department. Prof. Sheldon will be assistant profes so r of psychology. BUY WINNETKA HOME :Mr. and 11rs. Harold K. \Veld of 72o Tenth s treet, \\"ilmette, have purchased th e Quinly residence at 1282 Ashury ayenue, \Yinnetka, and are occupying their ne\Y home this week. The 1Iisses Elizabeth and Frances Kirk of Dallas, Texa s, are the guests of their g-randpa rents, Mr. and Mrs. · S. A. \Vheelock, in their home at 822 Central avenue until September 1. Nearly 200 boys and girls and men and women competed in the 16th annual Summer Swimming Carnival conducted by Coach Tom Robinson at Northwestern university Saturday afternoon. . The contests brought to a close the summer swimming classes held by Coach Robinson. Each summer the veteran swimming coach teaches young and old the art of swimming as well as improving those who already know how. Forty-six separate events were on the Yaried program which included boys' and girls' competition races, splash parties and relay races of variou s length s. Kenneth L. "Tug" \Viison, athletic. director at the university, was referee. Prof. Clvde L. Grose, head of the summer school, ,,·as one of the judges. Other judges were John Paver, Prof. Leon Kranz and ~Irs. B. Klein. Timers ,,·ere: Thoma s Roberts, Lyle Colbath, Don Peterson and \Villiam Conklin. Captain Paul :\1anowitz of the Purple swimming team and Vincent ~f alstrom were the clerks of events. Boys, Girls, Grownups Glencoe Boy Wins in Tom's Tank Frolic Title in Western Junior Net Event John Shddon of Glencoe, the Chicago boys' champion, added ~nother title to his name in the final rounds of the western junior and boys' tennis tournament recently at Culver, Ind. He is now \\·este rn boys' singles champion and the \\"e ste rn boys' doubles corunnerup. Sheldon won the si ngle s title onr Fred Brace. Pontiac, Mich., in three sets marked by long rallie s and much cautious back court play, 7-5, S-7. 6-3. Paired with Kick Lukats, Gary, johnny los t in the hoy s' doubles final to Brace and \\"illiam Schommer, the ·M ichigan and \\'i consin state ho\"S' champions. respectively, 6--l, .... -l -6, 6-3. CLERK-CARRIER EXAM Examinations for clerk-carrier at the \\'ilmett e pos t office ,\"ill clo:'e Sl·ptemher 8, ,,·hen all applicatio1is slwuld he in. it is announced. 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