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S6 Wll METTE LIFE May 25, 1928 SH" MONEY . Have tunda to loan on choice Improved North Shore Suburban ree14enoe propert7 at &~ IJ, Interest. See ue on renewala. GUEST PREACHER SUNDAY Dr. Robert W. GammQ.p, sectetary of the Congregational Educ_ational society, will be guest preacher at the First Congregational church, Wilmette· , Sunday morning, May 27, at the 11 o'clock services. LANDSCAPING and Grading Done ·by Experts Eltablisbed 1918 Rotary Clubs to Debate (Wilmette School Annexation Proposition Nines · Out After A friendly battle royal between the suburban and Chicago Rotary clubs for the Rotary Club of Chicago prize cup is in the _ cards for the regular weekly luncheon . of the club Tuesday noon, May 29, at the Hotel Sherman, when the seven Greater Chicago Rotary Club'3 will debate the question, "Resolved that Your Suburb should be Annexed to Chicago," the Rotary club of Chicago taking the affirmative and the suburbans clubs' representatives taking the negative. The Wilmette and Winnetka Rotary clubs will turn out en masse to back their speakers, F. ] . Budinger and C. W. Washburne, respectively, and each one will also stage a three-minute entertainment feature. President John N. Vander Vries of the Chicago club will pre side. N. S. Championship Wilmette Grammar schQol playground teams wo!l .o.ne, tied on.e, and lost one of the nuttal games m 1he North Shore Grat(lmar school ieague which were played at \ViJmette Monday afternoon. All three of the first games were with Holtwood and were played at the Howard and Stolp school grounds. The Heavyweights won by a score of 19 to 13; the Pewees played to a 13 to 13 score ; and the Lightweights lost by 13 to 8. The weights in playground ball have been slightly changed from the other sports. The Heavyweights take in boys 100 pounds and over; the Lightweights those over 85 pou_ nds; and the Pewees under 85 pound s. Kenihrorth, which, with Evanston and Wilmette comprises the league, has droppecl out of the playground events and the championship will be decided among Wilmette and Haven and E.oltwood schools m Evanston. Lineups for ~londay's gam es ·w ere: Leonard Wolff · Frank Church Reynolds Ostrom Robert Waters Cecil 'Willia m s Hugh Saxon Richard Huck George Quin lan Robert 'W hite Claude Maine Wilme tte Lig-hts (13) E. G. Paaling & Co. S N. LaSalle St. Mala .1251 DRIVEWAYS Built and Refinished E1timatt1 Free Franz Krenn LANDSCAPE GARDENER TELEPHONE 243 5 WINNETKA With our knowledge and experience-we can help nature in the care of your lawn and garden. A top-dressing of Black Soil, Fertilizer and Lime, properly applied, will make a great improvement. Phone us-we know bow. EVERGREENS- SHRUBS- BLACK SOIL-VIGORO FERTILUVIA-LIME Mrs. Frederick D'Aix has re cently returned to Kenilworth from the Pres byterian hospital where she had be en under observation for two \Yeck s. -oM rs. C. M. Harvey of 131 Sixtee nth street left \Vilmette yes terday for · a Wilmette H eav ies (19) visit in Seminole, Ala. Boltwood H eavies (13) K ermit F elton Lilburn Da wson Charles Sta.nellor William McEJ!igott Milton Evan s Corn lius Champion Rollin Nordberg R ollin Se iverts Sa ndy Cha mpion B oltwood (8) l\Jiller Pfla g-er E m met t J enldns Hunte r Ni ch ol Arn Fogarty Clinton 'Franks .T ac k h . Jh y J a ··i-i: Gunthr;)p ,, !kott T ·:rl S id(Ll ll LET US SUPPLY THE FUNDS FOR YOUR HOME Don't put off building your home ·because you feel you haven't the necessary funds. We have helped build many homes. Let us help with yours. Or if funds for refinancing are worrying you, come 1n and talk with us. We have money to loan for construction or on improved and 67o Evanston and North Shore property at 5 ~ on first mortgages. Robert McK a y George Eb er Ralph H owa rd Colin Finla yson Donald Pavli cek · Huber t P elott Fred L ea son John DaYidson Vance Soule K enneth Mill r Jack Stacld1 ou:::e Wilmette P ee wee~ Ch a rl es Mor eau Paul Soule George Green Frank Christianson R obert H ermanson .John Brumbaugh Paul Willi a.ms William Stord ea ur Robert Rye .Jac k Hellmuth B () b Ft:>l'g'U S0:1 Bolt wnc.·d Ralph 'Sdnes L oui s Delrtntto Karl H~> rtz .Jule John so n lb.lp· n Brown R obe rt StH'Cht Milton E\ans ro Prompt attention is given to all personal and telephone . . . tnqutnes. REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPARTMENT A. K. SCHEIDENHELM, Managet Other games arc scheduled for May 28 and June 1. On May 28 a return game will be played with Boltwood at Evanston and on June 1, a r~turn game with Haven will be played in \Vilmette. The first games with Haven were scheduled for May 23. At the end of the playground hall schedule, the North Shore Grammar School Track meet will be held. The gate will be June 2 but coaches F. C. Jackson, Robert Townley and D. M. Davis have been unable to select a definite place for the meet. Efforts are being made to obtain Northwestern university field. STATE BANK and IN POPULARITY CONTEST The name of the wmner of the popularity contest at Mallinckrodt High school wilt be announced next week. Those nominated by the various · classes' were: Margaret Huerter and Betty Faetz, seniors; Geraldine Weber and Helen Bent, juniors; Mary English and Alice Weber, sophomores, A; Marion Quaney and Lois Welch, sophomores, B ; Rita Weber and Betty Spillane, freshmen, A; Marjorie Stanton and Dorothy Cunningham, freshmen, }3. TRUST COMPANY Orrington at Davis Evanstont Illinois CHICAGO PHONE BRIARGATE 5000 EvANSTON PHONE GREENLEAF 5ooo WILMETIE PHONE WILMETTE 31 oo .L 0 On Desirable Homes and Aparbleat Buildings · a A If S WITHOUT COMMISSION John Hancock Mutual Life laav· aace CompaaJ A.. D. LANGWORTHY, Loan A.reat Ill W. Adams St., Chicago