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*Mary Jeanne TansilI, Ruth Sapping- ton TYay, Hele1n Catherine Thalman, Ev- erett Herian Thiel, Eugene Park Thoms, Johin 1*olbrook Thomson, C-hes- ter Arthur Thorsen, Susan Elizabeth Tu.rney, Philip Ernst von A&mmon, Arno Hanls Von Relnsperg, Daniel Paddock Wachs, Louise Wag'ner, John Robert Walgren, John Marten Warren, Anita. Jane -Watson, Danriel Reuben Wax, Har- riette Elizabeth Webster, Gordon Hy- land WVehrly,. Frank Joseph -%Venter,. J'ailes Roy West, Frances__'Vhitinan, S Elizabeth Whitney, Martha rene ffllen,. Williamn Jamnes 'Williams, Jr., Dorotil' Wineenb)urg,, Fredric Elliott Witt, George Dorr Wolf, Jr., Ruth Ann Wol- ter,.Johin Arthur 'ýVoodhead, Jr:, Robert B Woods, Jane Yost, Robert ýSamuelý I 'ungberg. August Graduates oAtoy Betty Marie Augdahl,,AmericoAthn Berreta, John Tar ClrMro Louise 'Condy, John Amos Conley, L. WVillijam Conover.. Jean Duncean-Clark, Adelaide Alice Frankinu, Robert '(-or- don', Edna Dorothy Hamimer, Paulinie Estelle Jones, Jack. Berry Lampe, El- berta May, Mary Agnes Melville, Ray,- miond( Charles Neumnann, Helen, Louise, c-berliieier, Philip Richard O'Connell, Howard Pederseni, Carlton. Proutyl Cynthia Richards, Margaret Richards, Blossom Rosenthalj, Francis Benjamen Runnfeldt, JacquelYn Sax4gor, George Jo-sephl sehlopenl, Martin Arthur Sen- sndorf, -William Lo.well Sherman, Betty Cecilia Spillane, Ray James Steffens, George Teali Stewart,. Alan 1Bartonl WNright. Coe Mighty Swatf es baeaiWith Teams Tied 'llefans Nýý teddtetwiight game between Winrietka and Wiiniettc at the Village Green last Thursday witnessed a siugging match Nwhich was brouglit to a close by dark-. niess.. The gaine iasted oinly six inniings, I)ut seidoin has a f ullgarne produced suchi a heavy bombar.dment' ai pitchers. 'lescore Wvas 10 to 10. Ail of the seven hits made by Win- nletka N'ere for extra bases, four home run, t~'othree-bggers, and one two- bag-ger. 13ix _o the ten' lits made' by Xiimette Were for- extra bases, three home ruins andthree two-baggers. 4 Cronîni, the battin-g hiero of the Wil- nmette teain, made a homei mn and two. siie, hile Schultz, who starred for \Vi4'inietka, batted. out. two round trips.' MWilmet'te used three pitchers, McGraN, Kennedy' and Borre, while Winnetka u'sed Brainard and' Pete Schwall. end in Michiig;ian a short timé ago.' -o- Miss Alice James of 1304 Forest avenue 'is ta be the guest of 'Miss Anïgie -Cou.nor of Marshfield, Wis.,' over the coming week-end. A iso , Gre. 3316. M i OM DANDELIONS CAN B DESTROYEU A Few Mrp D. Alil the Work No Puiiing No Diggi ng9 No Stooping Qutfit SKillu-Ka. 82.00 3Galon lemktot TENNIS 83.00 Tennis 1Racket',. .... 1.95 $5.00 Tennis. Rac ket . .. $395 $3M4 Tennis Racket ... $2.95 '3 Wilson Bails in seaied container .......... I I iBASEBALL Fielder's Giove, verýylspecial, 8ý2.25 Fielder's Gloave, -Hornsby rnndei ... . .. . .. . .... Amnerican League Bail ..$125 Amýateur Leagile Bal...... 45c Do - not confuse Nith ligfit weight Iboxeg. This box is built to last. Smnail size Large sizo, $6.75- $10.50 FRECLINING CI f $2.45 6- PLArV0Y:M 5-play Gym 6-PIay G]ym GOLF Golf, Set-Driver, 3 Chrome Irans, and Bag.........89 liai-Hi Balls, each 75é; doz. $7.5.0 Capital Golf BaIls, 3 for>.. $.1 FISHING TACKLE 'Struck OntbyBaaid ; y SchwaIi. 1: b , ennedy; 6 ; bY Mc- Graw, 2; Bx'. 3 . 2 1 4 5 6 Wilmette 0O Oi1 3'10 W%%innetka 45 OOi 1 Miýss Ruth Johulston; daugit'er of .Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johunstoný, 321 Mei.ro se ayenue, retumuns ta Keni- ýwrth thlis 'm'eek fromn Carleton' col- lege at Northfieldy Minn. New La"n Gamxe CRO-GOLF, A combination of golf and cr0-, 1 uet. 12Z19 Wilniefto Avenu.e I PHONE WILMIE1TE 3060 ý i ý . .ý - i m ý . , , -. iý, , ., 2 , . i - . 1.1 1 1.- -i7