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38 WILMETTE LIFE November 19, 1926 Mot~r Club Offers Windsor Park Eleven to Engage Wilmette Gridders Local A utoists Free Our Wilmette A. C. football squad, having been gameless for two weeks because weather conditions interfered Application blanks for 19~7 autonio~ with the proposed engagem~nt last bile licenses have been recetved by the Sunday, will find some genu me c?m- Motorists' Association of Illinois, 1736 petition this Sunday when the Wmd- Sherman avenue. and \viii he supplied, sor Park eleven comes for a tussle filled out and notaried without charge on the Village Green . 1 for motorists of thi s city._ The Windsor Park outfit is con-~ It is requested by P. F. Lowder, disceded to be a tough bunch to handle, trict manager of the North Suburban gridironically speaking, and: promise to branch o~ the ass.ociation. that. owners g ive the local fans somcthm g to talk 1 bring thetr 1926 ltce nse cards wtth them about. They are said to employ many when th ey apply for the new licenses. of the plays utilized by the ~otre "We shall he very glad to make apDame squad. plications for any motorist who calls at our office." said Mr. Lowder. "There The same birthda\· as t,,.o ·other · is no charge for this service, as we members of the famiiv-.:\on:-mber 4- consider it a part of the club's com~ was chosen bv the n~\n' .;;t member of munity scn·ice to clo thi \\'Ork. the Carl Pap~ family, Henrietta ~Iary, "On passenger. ,-chic les. it i~ neces~ the daughter born to ~fr. and ~[rs. sary for the ~_tppltcant to gwc hts name, Pape of 1632 Central a\-cnue at the St. strc.e t and ctty acldrcs_s. the m~ke of Francis hospital. ~Irs. Pape'=-; brother, car. color and style ot hody. ~md of Kick Sch\\'all, and .\lrs. ~ c iHYall. 722 power, date of p~trclla.;c , SL'rtal and Ridge avenue. both lla,·c birthda,·s nw!or tJtllnhers. \\'lth the bore of the falling on November 4. · cyllnder:; and the antount _ of hor~e pO\\'er, as \\·e ll as the prt\'tuth years -0licc n:;c number. Mrs. Frederick Til t entertained "The technical ini(lrmation concernThursday at a lun cheon and bridge for ing the ~trokc and !HHC ni the motor fourteen gues ts in hon or nf :\1 rs. Con and the horse ;'ower can he obtained De Prce and ~[ rs. 1ohn Bosman of at our onicc from reference hooks Holland, ~Iich., who a~ri,·cd .\lPtHia\· to \\'hich the a:o>:--ociation kel'ps flll hand. be Mrs. Tilt's g ue sts ior a \Htk at· her :\11 other iniunnati(ln 111U'-l he gi\'en home at 2721 Asbury annue in FY- ll\· the 0\\'ttt·r of the car. anston. . .. ] ·: \ "l' n · d r in- r in E \'a 11 :- t n n a 11 d the -oothn u;nth . . ]lOrL· <.< ,lllmun i tie ... i~ \\'C I Illinois is one of o nh- !our· "latL'S m come tu come hnc fnr thi ;, free ' the Union having no gas.olin c tax. ~crricc." Service on Licenses 1 .;AN FRANCISCO ~LOS ANGELES all-Pullman-strictly first-class-fast timeno extra fare8:30p.m. 9:30a.m. l:lOp.m. ~:fa~ ) 2:30p.m. (~~) 2:30p.m. Laurence Bateman Enjoys University Ship Cruise a1"aid servtce flJY the hour, if you hve at The John Evans, you may procure an efficient maid at a few minutes notice. 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