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- " a WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919 7 SUBSCRIBE $21,000 TO CHURCH IN 20 MINUTES Baptists Approve Plans For Propos- ed Church Edifice Here and Rally | To Make Plans Reality 3 | START WORK IN'3 MONTHS Expect Completion of Rid g by next Spring; Hold Annu lL. Dinner at Woman's Club, "= { | { | At a called meeting of the melo | bers of the Wilmette Baptist 'church | held at the Wilmette Woman's club, Tuesday evening, June 17, following the annual dinner served by the women of the church, plans for con- struction 'of a church edifice were read and upanimously approved by | the members who immediately sub- stantiated their endorsement by sub- scribing $21,000 as-the initial fund to | commence the work of construction. The money was sugscribed within twenty minutes after §he plans were | approved. % The proposed church edifice'yis to be erected at the nortRzeast corner of Wilmette and Forest {cme he resolution of the Buildin& committee of the church calls for conipletion, as | soon as possible, of the church audi- torium and the entire ground floor, | although sentiment among the mem- | bers was strongly in favor of the] erection of the entire plant, without | delay, which includes a modern Sun- | day school and Social work equip-| ment on the north end of the lot. Complete Modern Equipped The building is to be of stone, the | auditorium seating capacity being approximately 400. On tha ground floor there is to be a spacious dining room and modern kitchen equipment | arranged to accomodate either large or small social gatherings. Howard Bowen, a member of the church, is the architect. Work on the building is expected to begin early in September and the structure opened for occupancy by next spring. War Halted Building The Baptist church, the youngest ©of Wilmette church organizations, had planned erection of a structure shortly before the outbreak of the war. The consequent ban on build- ing operations thromghout the coun- try, only recently lifted yglelayid the work many months. 4 \ During the war the congregation, which meets in the Wilmette Wom- | an's club, was without the rzgular :services of a pastor, with the Rev- +erend Francis C. Stifler in the war service of the Y. M. C. A. The pastor has evidenced steady progress in beginning of the year and the church has been back at his post since the membership as well as financially. It! is predicted the present building pro- | gram will result in one of the most | excellently equipped church buildings | on the north shore. ERRORS UPSET DOPE: WILMETTE COPS 11-2 On the afternoon of Memorial Day | Wilmette defeated the Glencoe base- | ball team 9 to 2. On the following | Sunday, June 1, Winnatka defeated] the same team 19 to 1. Therefore when they hooked up with Wilmette Sunday at the Winnetka field they were confident that Wilmette would ibe an easy victim to their prowess. | They story of how they were sadly disappointment is a simple one. { First reports were that "Smiling! Hank" Boesch, the Wilmztte hurler, | would not be in town Sunday to help | ~flefeat the Winnetkans. However,| ~ ye . | "Smiling Hank" is well known up| there and so he decided that he] would try and see how many ofthe] N «opponents he could strike out. "He ~only struck out eleven men but how | \ Winnetkans baffled to such an extent 1 - opponents in the first and second in- . game steadied down. - one run in the first Winnetka waited © at one time ' "Come on and pitch, you are worse he did peeve the spectators long time to wind up after getting ready but a very short time to send that pill o'er the plate. He had the with his slowness and big smile that a fan bellowed out, than an zight-day clock in winding " Wilmette took the heartout of their nings. In the first they scored four runs before a man was retired. In the second three mors crossed the home plate for runs and then the After getting until the fifth to get their second and last marker. Wilmette pounded four more in the eighth and the Win- netkans gave up. Errors lost the game for Winnet- ka. Anderson who played first base during the first two innings couldn't hang on to the pill and 'his errors put Woods, the pitcher, in a hole. In the second inning the errors were repeated. In fact Wilmette made only three hits to score their first seven runs. Eight errors were chalked up against the Winnetkans while Wil- mette made no miscues, Eber starred in left field and Braun at first. Woods | count for the ge fro mis Winnetka! He took a long Sk © getting ready to wind up, an awfal started for Winnetka striking out six In batting Kreger led the team! men. with three hits. Blow came next with a two-bagger, single and sac- rifice hit. This game leaves Wilmette with] four victories and two. defeats to The score: Wilmette ...430000040---1190 Winnetka ..100010000 --2 108 Batteries--Boesch and A. Braun; Woods, Lucchesi and Kloepfer. date. ED BRAUN TOPPLES HLAVACEK; CLAIMS NORTH SHORE TITLE Ed Braun, 629 Prarcis avenue, earn+ ed the name of "Wild Cat Eddie" Tuesday night at the Forester hall, Gross Point, when he defeated "Vic" | Hlavacek of Gross Point in a wrest-. falls. | ling match in two straight Braun now claims the wrestling title of Wilmettz and Gross Point in the middleweight class The first fall came after 40 minutes | of wrestling during which time Braun generally was on the offensive. He clamped the "Strangler Lewis" hold for the fall. The second fall was but a repetition of the first. Braun was out of danger at all times. He broke the holds Hlavacek clamped on him with apparent ease. After 34 minutes Hlavacek took the second timz when Braun used the "Half Nelson" and "Strangler Lewis" holds successfully. It was plainly a match of skill and speed against strength, and "strength" lost. Hlavacek depended on the head-lock and toehold while Braun's chief weapon was the "Strangler Lewis" hold which he used so much that his opponent's head and shoulders ached considerably during the entire match. Hlavacek was continually forced to -- PULVERIZED -- Poultry Manure Latest Development in FERTILIZERS Nature's Best Plan Food. Excellent Lawns, Sh Flowers, G Vines and T Ammonia and te of Lime than other manur bjectionable fea- results. gs, $2.50 each. ages and also by n request. Send package. Penny Pictures in/ 5 position, 25additional 50 Pictures for 33c to y many of your fri vou when this tigket If you receive eftra distribute them Among ygur/friend NOT OPEN SUN Not good js prgsented | - » | Morris Phofo Studio | 829 Davis St./Opy. L Sta., Evanston | BRIN IS COUPON earlier to his superior strength. Braun owes most of: his success to his trainer, Fred Monty, of Kenil- | worth, who received his traiding from | Charles Postle, one of the best wrestlers in Chicago. He not only trained Braun for this match but will | continue to train him for another | bout te be held in July. | When the two men meet again there will be' better side attractions than there were Tuesday as Monty has arranged for several amateur | wrestlers of known skill to appear | on the mat. } The side nt (or- Tuc.lay con- { sisted of = ound boxing match be- | tween Ener Leis and Anthony Mon- 1 { tenaro, the latter winning by a shade. After the first fall of the big match these saifie two gladiators came to- gether in a wrestling match to be decided in one fall, Montenaro win- ning with a "Half-Nelson." the fact that he was not downed | | scHuLzE'S LIUCE | BREAD BETTER BREAD CAN BE MADE | WHEN A WE WILL MAKE IT | have a very strong team. Players and fans will meet at the corner of Wilmette and West Rail- road avenues and will leave at 2 o'clock for the scene of action in a truck hired for the occasion. Tools and materials should be kept in their propzr places. Do not keep all sizes of bolts or screws mixed to- cether in a single receptacle, but fit (I A A 0 ANF NS The Seasan isonfor W and/buy RIGHT. SPECIALISTS DEN HOSE and g with it. .H.Salisbury&Go. & Eaichilobed TASS EY 208 W. Madison Strest, OMICAGO Phone Prenkile $744 THE RUBBER SroRe 4 should win although their opponents! up suitable boxes or bins, so that the supplies may be accessible on short notice. 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Connections g ¥ North Shore Limi «. scan and parfor "ip i "Chicago Office 66 For further information apply to the nearest Ticket Office of the Weest Adams Street Phone Central 8280 / / Fast Frequent Service Ak ed trains for Milwaukee leave Winnetka every hour daily ~. and every 30 miffutes on Saturday afternoons, Sundays and Holidays. Dining ar service provided. MORTH SHORE LINE Milwaukee Office 187 Second Street Phone Grand 1136 i 3 i chpmade