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:Uareh 2, 18 WILMETTE LIFE DJJNI RDAY IIE1T . SD FOR lARCH 17 Five Hundred Athletes from Middle West Schoola to Participate in Big Eveat Speed will be the keynote Saturday, March 17, when more than 500 athletes gather for the eleventh annual University of Illinois indoor relay carnival in the Illini armory. Recognized as th.e greatest indoor , relay event of the year, the meet will attract the pick of the Big Ten, Missouri Valley, Little Nineteen, and other universities, high schcools, and colleges throughout the United States. That the meet has grown to represent the best in kat:k is evidenced by the fact that five world's records have suffered since the meet started in 1917. Nor will the track be the only place where speed is practiced as the management plans to unfold the big affair between the hours of 7 :30 and 9 :30. Eiaht Relay Races There will be eight relay races. The university relays, one mile, two and four miles and medley races will be held at night as will the finals in the special events. College and high school relays, the all-around competition and the preliminaries in the special events will be staged · in the afternoon. Special events will include the 75yard dash ; high apd low hurdles ; 300yard, 1,000 yard, and 1,500 meter runs; high and broad jump, and pole vault and shot-put. Expect 4,111 Spectators Now that the relay meet is to be held later in the year when there are prospects of better weather for outof-town fans, it is expected that more visitors than ever before will travel here. Tickets are now available. More than 4,000 spectators will be accommodated in the armocy, one of the ·largest buildings in the world without a centrally supported roof. This lack of vision-halting roof supports and the distribution of the fini.~h lines on three sides of the track assure each spectator his share of the thrills. Dishwashing Magic 'fwo Racks The two basket. or rack, arrangement provides a special place for glassware and silver. Each piece r e m a i n s stationary during the process. Geyser Motion An impeller connected · to the motor~ whirls the ·water up. in a geyser - like motion~ plunging it up an'd down in the dishes, _ reaching every spot. The Conover Simplifies Dishwashing Your dishes may be washed to an immaculate whiteness. rinsed twice, and dried-all in ten minutes time. Isn't that simple? All you have to do is to place the dishes in their proper places: silver in separate basket in bottom rack. plates in lower compartment, cups, saucers, and glasses in the upper rack. Fill the machine from the faucet (takes 15 seconds) . Sprinkle in soap flakes and water softener. Turn on the current! Mounted on ~ubber wheels, this new appliance may I?e rolled about as easily as your tea cart, ·and tucked away in between times. Mn. Augusta R. Papke . Dies Following Illness Mrs. Augusta Rawson Papke, 323 Kenilworth avenue, passed away at · the family residence following a long illness last Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted from the Church of the Holy Comforter Tuesday morning, Rev. Leland H. Danforth officiating. The death of Mrs. Papke's mother, residing in Hinsdale, 111., occurred almost simultaneou.sly, following her daughter's death by about two hours. Mrs. Papke is survived by one daughter, Elizabeth Wood, and two sons, Ellery L. Wood and Rawson Wood. HAS LEAP YEAR BIRTHDAY Anna Jeanette Klapperich of 412 Central avenue entertained several girls at a dinner and theater party ' on the occasion of her birthday W ednesday, an event that only comes once every four years. Xi chapter of Chi Omega sorority held its initiation Saturday, February 25. Ester Sprenger of Kenilworth, and Ruth Kinne and Estelle Engelhardt of Wilmette were the north shore initiates. -o- · action See the Conot7er tn at w, will ,,.,," ,.., tbt Conooet wah 4iiM· lot you in flour own hom~. T,pbo,_ lot · demonatrdion. ' fOVNfAIN SQVARt T1kphonn: UniwnifJI 1024 1 121 Wiltn~tt· 3700 ROfllfl Pul The officers of the Vista del Lago · Cub troop met Wednesday evening at the home of Roy.Brown, 1210 Sheridan road. The troop is planning a weekend trip to the Dells. They wiD leave Match 16, for a three-day stay. . LVANSION 1.---------------·························...