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aaye7vvvning a.el meting otI t4>1 I Wilmette post of the. American Le- gon at the, Masonic temple, it w*as, announced- this. week by james R. ýMeCue, post commander. Mr. Linck joined the forces of bis native land in'March, 1915, serving one year ini the m inisty of War and from then on: at thé front atta cbed to the- engilneer corps in thbe capacity of adjutant. "At St.Mie, Champagne, and other scetor7s, -Mr. Linck',was in, close contact with the A., E. F. and will deliver a 'message of unusual.interest tô the members of, the po'st." Mr. McCue declared. SmaII Roof Pires at 'V' Depot, Home Extinguished Small roof Ares'at the Linden ave- nue terminal of the Chicago Rapid Transit lines and at the home of Robert Rae, 431 Greenleaf avenue, were extinguisbed without difficulty this week, by, the ire department. The "L"- ire occurred on Sunday and the one on Greenleaf avenue- on Monday. RETURNS TO SÇIIOOL. We are nowe able to serve you better -WIL4IETTIE IBEMJTY Suioî 120 CENTAL STREET WILMETTB Bank Building Roooe20m Norman Vraig,. sonof the Harvey Craigs,. 716 Lake -avenue, Wilmette, lew east last Sünday al ter spend- ing his sjiring holiday tut h its Paf- ents. 'He ue a stüdent ai, Proctor* academ y, Andot'er, N. H. Marjorie McAtee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs;. Ray H. McAtee, 6251 Eleventh street, Wilmette, was re- cently initiated into, the' Wornen's Athletic association on Lake Forest college. Miss McAtee is a freshman at Lake Forest college, and earned the points required for memnbership in the W. A. A. by participating in women's atbletics. .They are: (seated) Pauline Shank, Phylis Trump; (standing): Louise Yates, Ann Burnbamn, Audrey Calhoun, 40c Fighl M 59C GIRL SINGER$ squ»