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LLOYD lIOLLISTER UNC. 1232 Central Avenue, WiImnette -Alîive, Withý Youth Box Office 141* Rememberinq World Wor Dead4 A moment .of si.tence at'l o'clock marked wilmettels tribute. ta -World war dead, last Friday, Armiist*ce day. Shoun above, a group 0f Wilmette off iciali and members.,pf the, Amterican L1egion in salute to, the memorv .ôf the great day', 20 years,.ago. Curate, Wif e Honored at a Church Recetio The Rev. Chandler Sterling, newly- appointed curate of St. Augustine's Episcopal church, and Mrs. Sterling, were guests of honor, Monday eve- i4ng, at aturwkey innr. ive. parishioners at the Masonic temple. A prograin, which included organ music and comedy skits, was, pre- sented during the dinner, under the direction of Earl Minturn of the Seabury-Western theological semin- ary. Short talks were given by the Rev, Hubert Carleton, rector of the par- ish, by Henry Fowler, George West, H. B. Johnston, and Robert Stoddard. 1 sM U ! 'U-4p TIE NORTH SHORIE UNE Nov. 10, 1938 Editor, WILMtTÏE LIK~: Yoirw 4dtoial, "The North Shore Line,I' ini the November 10 issue of WILMETTE LIFE touches a question of vital interest to all residents of the North Shore. The North. Shore Line's problern has not been solved. It faces the, most serious difficulties in the near future. I heartily com- mend you for your suggestion that the question should receive the ear- nest attention of village boards and The off icers found a Packard sedan thit had evidently run over the curb and crashed against a tree. C. Ullrich of Oak Park, stated that he had seen a couple, both bleeding from cuts and. bruises, get out. of the car and walk south. Officer-Kriésant later arrested a Young Co uple, the man giving the narne of Thomas Donahue, 2O* of 3740 Ashland. avenue, Chica go,. the> womnan stating her name, as Jeane Redmond, 1296. Montrose avenue. Chicago,-. Both deriied to the officers that tbey had been in' the wrecked car,. or - ktiew anything about the accident. revealed the car belonged to J. Ode- gard, 3 650, Lake Shore drive, Chi-, cago, who asserted that it had been stolen from his garage about a week ago. The two were held on charge s of possessing a stolen automobile. The were later turned over to the Chicago police for prosecûution. It was later learned Donahue's correct name is James Patton, and his address 3120 Wayne avenue, Chi- cago. It was also discovered that lie is «on parole from the state peni- tentiary, having been senteflced to 1 to 20 years for automobile theft.: The boy's mother,' being advised of his arrest, camne tô the Wilmette police station, and', while there suf- fere a svere heart attack, -being Aint4,uipéni~LJi Y? LlA L u%, Just after the conclusion of Armis- tice day exercises Friday, Billy Starkel, 9 years old, 925 Oakwood avenue,, tiding a bicycle on Tenth street at the alley south o! Green- leaf avenue, rode against the rear of a truck. driven by Philip Schul- m-an, 4832 North Central avenue, Chicago. The boy sustained, an in- jury to his nose and several scratch- of the situation before it is too late. Please don't stop with one edi- torial. Make it a major issue-and keep firing away. If you suc ceeci in keeping for us the transportation whieh means so muchi to thousand1s of resîdents on the North Shore, you will have done us a tremendous service. A party will be held for the mel.- bers- of the Evanston Philatelic so- ciety at their meeting Mondav, No- vember 21 at 8 p.m. at Nirhols school, Greenleaf and Elrrwood av- enues. The affair is under the di- rection o! Mrs.. Earold P. Burrell. The Evanston Philatelic society meets every Monday at the Nich- ols school. The second anniversary o! the society was observed last WORTH-E N"S * 1148 Central Avenue Ph.,. WIm.tte 2313 521 PARK DRIVE III I monf is a at er .UiwaLuke umis I1ýxiey, a student at ridge club, o! They will return home mnember, -met Philadelphia'where they of hast Week. it friends. i výay of to vis- at her