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WILMETTE LIFE ] uly 20, 1928 Jimmy Hoffman Makes. Milan Lusk Plays Hit-less, Run-less Game Dawes' Composition Baseball's Hall of Fame received for Italian Premier another member among its numbers Milan Lusk, master violinist, who i~ a resident of Wilmette at 810 Michigan avenue, played e~rly this ~onth for Premter MussolJni. Mr~ Lusk was invited to the premier's summer home, the Villa Torlonia. Among oth\~r numbers he played a melody for the vtoUn written by Vice-Presid e n t Charles G. D awe s. Signor Mus soMilan Luak lini greatly admired the melody, according to the reports and requ~sted ~r. Lusk to compliment the vtce-prestdent o_n the piece of music, saying that he dtd not know that the author of the Dawes peace plan was a composer of music. The premier also asked Lusk abot~t the presidential candidates and thetr platforms. Before leaving, Sign o.r M u3solini presented Mr. Lusk and hts accomoanist with autographed photographs of himself. .SALE STARTS JULY 23rd · 0 Wednesday night, when Jimmy Hoffman pitched a no-hit, no-run game against the Lutheran team while his team-mates, the Wilmette Ice, pounded out a 10 to 0 win before a large group of indoor fans. Besides holding the enemy . hitless and runless, Hoffman had perfect control, striking out eighteen of the twenty-one men to fac~ him, and did not walk a man. Not satisfied with that, he also set a new record in t· he Wilmette . Indoor league when he fanned eleven men in a row. Two weeks ·ago, Jimmy Hoffman came near this feat when he held the hard hitting Ridge Electric team, who are at present the Wilmette indoor champions, hitless until the final inning when two hits and an error combined scored two runs, making them one shy of the Ice team's total. At present these two teams hold the lead, and they will bid for honors next We~nesday night at the Village Green. A grueling battle is expected. 3-PC. BED ROOM SUITE Rtgulat Price S1oo.oo Beautiful Walnut Combination. finely constructed. Your choice of tither dresser or vanity. with chest of drawers and full-size bed. 95~ Dr. and . Mrs. Frank Cheeseman, formerly of Kenilworth, hav~ returned from Brown university where they attended the graduation of their son, Eugene. On their return trip Dr. Chee.5eman stopped at Virginia Hot Springs for the Whist congress. From Mrs. Frank Philo has returned to there they went to visit the John California after a visit with her brothCarpevters at their summer home in er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vireinia. George Jones of Kenilworth. BROWN FURNITURE CO. 1567 SHERMAN AVE. EVANSTON Quality First and variety to satisfy your every whim It is especially necessary in warm weather that the food you eat be of a kind that will promote your well-being. Here at the Plaza you can humor every whim of your appetite, with confidence that all food is the very highest in quality. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ERE'S the ricbe·t, fuUelt, b1&bH blin1-over--e·t dcket In aU traveldom ··· a dcket to the Orlend Take. you back to the fabuloUI dayt of Marco Polo. Showa you life ult'a llyed Ia falry-tale1. Wb.Ub you plump Into tomorrow, where automa of ceDturla tum modem by the mloute. Por only $300 mini.. mum Flnt aaulare ($18S Second Clau.) In only ten day_1, Vancouver . to Yokohama. By the Padfic:' 1 blueribbon ileet- apadou1, luxurlou1, White Empreaa. let'· talk it over, lbow you lhlp plan., 10gat coeta and idnerary · · · riaht DOW. Coma Ia or phooe, · R. S. ELWORTHY, Steamahip General Acent, 71 E. Jack1oa BIYd. Phone W abub 1904, Chicaao, or &DJ' local ateamahip qent. For freicht appiJ' to W. A. Kittermaater, G. W. F. A., Tlae Rookery, Chicqo. It is this undeviating devotion to quality in food which has made the Plaza the most popular eating place in Evanston and on the whole North Shore. Come for breakfast, luncheon or dinner. LIBRARY. PLAZA CAIIIr.TERIA. In the Library Plaza Hotel Orrington A venue, just south of Church Street Open 6 a. rn. to 7:45 p. m. including Sundays