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if Grace But-moisten who has been sick with diphtheria. is slowly con- valescing. l The Ladies Aid will meet at the home of Mrs. Baethke, Friday. April ninth. On account of the illness of several of the scholars children will not he chum-med on ’Phlm Sunday. as is customary, but confirmation is post- poned to Pentecost Sunday Uu Wlter Sparlngiy. An Arab drinks cold water with . moon. and never human In It ml- In: home he on the soachnrn. Hls inventinn has attracted wide unread attention. It has been inspec- ted. and tested by the American Board 0! Signal Enginel'rs and ha< been found far superior to the pre- sent Miller system. Electrical engi- neers of Chicago also expressed iheir compliments to Mr. Eager. As a side ismc, Mr. timer has also invnted a new crossing signal which also has been given the O K by signal engiâ€" Walter H. Esser of Eimhumtâ€"“Tu recently nrantm'l a patent on an am- omitic train control system that is said {0 be far superior to any now in ELMHI‘RST BOY LVâ€" \’ENTS SAFETY DE- VICE FOR RAILROADS Them are thv last gammâ€" nf the 1919-20 Mason in which tho lot-ah have man a good record. In the owning. lural ponplo win I:- givon "at first publir chance this war, to yr the girls of flu- school in affirm. It shnuhl prm-u ah in- teresting gnnw. h is pmhnlplv ”:11 Turn Kiclu'r". Our“ lernhagon. ”oh a (0'. am-l Mh'r «H v‘ in again-1 ”w rvzn game is lug-km! fur. All "all Dmuwrs Huno" mum “ill hr the nhlt'r of run!“ all llw high whoa! gm luniual in (hr rum! Inns- h‘thn" gum" hf Ilu- muum. Two games will hr plan-ll lhv curtain tn ~ s" get-(“mm hu- uiul loanw of H'- rhml and UN final h-hw‘n .Hu 1" mum ml the wgulun - It Wu unanimously umvml to "boost" the owning sot-vim If the Congmgntionnl church nut Sunday cwillng at which Mr. Callomd will rpcnk about an organization of ideal- but among imam" men of which ho known connidrrabir. With :1 group of tlt'ifll-ln-(‘al'ni‘sl men consecrated to and working for the ideal of the highwt Welfare. not merely of a group or organizalinn. but of the whole community \mmler ful Insult» might be antll'ipfltt'd. (‘mu tainly lots of uork awaits this or- naniwtion if it really wishes to no in for rt‘nl Work for the good of all. Officers were n-loctml as follows: Pmidcnt. R. M. Rlimlcrx; Vlco-l’nzsl- dent, John W. (lrm‘es; Set-rotary- Treasun-r, Chas. Knubluurh. 'l'uo GM Iliuh School Team; Will Rat" Curtain oi I‘m-I l-Iu-n- in. at Mum. ALUMNI AND HIGH SCHOOL MEET TONIGHT While study of conditions will ne- cessarily consume time at the start the club fully commits itself to ac- tion and a very altruistic note was sounded by several in tho (liscusaion which took place. It expects to hold up by both pre- cept and example as the great com. munity ideal, the Kingdom of God: an ideal which is not impossible of attainment in part at least and cer~ tainly to a much larger degree than at presonL ’43. M. Rhodes Sekcled as the First yresident of the Newly Form- ed Men‘s Club. This club proposes to keep an open our and as far as it may be possibie give a ready msponse to every kind of need that may exist in our com- munity. In spite of a typical spring rain "0" on Wednesday a considerable .num- Tl her of the men of the Congregational the church met around the supper tablewpan‘ After some excellent refreshmentmance for the physical man mixed with a}_ plenty of good fellowship, it was de- 3’“ ti terminal to organize a Men’s Club both With the purpose of studying the varâ€"Sana: ious needs of our community and how 1the such needs may be in part or wholly’ met. through organization of men. logic CONGO BOOSTERS CLUB ORGANIZED WEDN ESDAY N ITE Friday, March 26, I929. LACE NEWS hat snu'h m n (SHITHIN. and Jul'k ( slaw \x‘li I 1min“ and ‘li b0 awn: and a hm iv: “Bab k ('nnn'n It is expected the war department will soon be ready too issue them at the request of the post. ’l‘en rifles will be the limit lent to each post. both houses of congress in compli- ance with the resolution adopted at the first national convention of the legion at Minneapolis requesting the equipment for military funerals. This information was received at the headquarters of the. Illinois dc- paitment. Provisions for the issu- ance of the munitions am rontained in the Roger; bill recenily passed by The rifles will be lent. Ammuni- tion will be sold at cost pncc. Main Railroad Sis. Government rifles and ammunition to be used in connection with miliâ€" tary funerals are about to be issued to every post of the American Legion. EASTER MEANS HOT CROSS RUNSâ€"ORDER THEM EARLY, THE SUPPLY WILL BE LIMITED LEGION POSTS T0 .GE’I‘ RIFLES FOR l’SE AT FUNERALS ’or 3-30 It yaur Mr. V r We' In five gndeu Cone-doc! to In (In Fina-Q Pencil mdo for general not. Try our Fine (fakes. Cookies and other Products DOWN ERS GROVE BAKERY The probletns of peace, as did the problems of war. involve heavy expenditures by the Telephone Company. There is much reconstruction and even more advance construction Work to do before the former position of Readiness to Serve is regained. Little or no construction work for two years, a vast increase in demand for service and a vast increascin the popula- tion to he served, presrnts a stunning problem to the telephone management. A dollar will not buy as much service or as much material as heretofore, which further complicates the problem. In the cirCumstances the Telephone Company must adopt the policy so uniform among merchants in every line of business and sell its service at higher prices. ,. The higher rates are a protection to a .service that is in the interest and for the convenience of every subscriber. Steam flouting - Sewer Building Gas Fitting CHICAGO TELEPHONE COMPANY EAGLE PENCH. COMPANY, I'JETV' YORK Fred D. Heinhe PLU M BING 0. .-\. R088, PROPRIETOR Bell fl Tel. phone SI-K mun-r hoiiLTAZcuu DOWNERS GROVE REPORTER. DOWNERS GROVE.~ ILLINOIS rWyllis Wert. Promising Young Man. I Cut 00' When Only 25 f Years of Age. Shortly after this he entered the Hammon College of Law in Chicago. from which he recehed the degree of Bachelor of Law and was admitted to the bar in 1916. Wyllis’ interests were many and varied. In addition to his daily work Edward Wyllis Wert was born in West Chicago September 20, 1894. He receivéd his education here, graduat- ing from the local high school. 0n Wedncxday of laxt week Wyllis Wort came home from Chicago at noon quite sick. He took to his bed and never rose from it. The trouble at the start was a nervous break- down but later an abcess at the base of the brain developed which quickly proved fatal. WEST CHICAGO (:IT‘Y ATTORNEY DIED LAST WEEK System Telephone 218 Interment will be made tomorrow morning at Calvary cemetery. ~â€"â€"Wcsl Chicago Pmsa. ho was city attorney of the City of West Chicago, recording secretary of «f the local Knights of Columbus, clerk‘ of the board of education and score-V tary of the Commeu'ial Club. 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