May 12, 1928 WINNETKA TALK SOLDIERS OF VERDUN GIVEN SPECIAL MEDAL City Made Famous as Locale of Historic World War Battles Honors Its Heroes A number of Winnetka and Glencoe veterans of the World war are entitled to the Verdun Medal, which is to be issued only to veterans of the French and Allied Armies who were on active service between July 1, 1914 and No- vember 11, 1918 in the Verdun sector (lying between the Argonne and St. Mihiel), and within the zone under enemy shell fire (excluding aircraft bombardment). : On November 20, 1916, the City of Verdun created a 'commemorative medal, not an official order, but an in- signia of 'the "Soldiers of Verdun" which has been dedicated thus: "To the Great Chiefs; to the Offic- ers; to the Soldiers; to all Heroes, known or unknown, living or dead, who immortalized her name through- out the world for centuries to come, the City of Verdun, inviolate and arisen from her ruins, dedicates this medal in witness of her gratitude." The medal is of bronze, with a view of the Tour Chaussee, well known to all who were at Verdun, and with the famous countersign, "Verdun--On Ne Passe Pas!" The name of each re- cipient, together with his rank, regi- ment and date and place of service is also to be engraved thereon. It is suspended by a red ribbon with a tricolor border. The wearing of the ribbon alone is forbidden, but the medal may be worn at official cere- monies and assemblies where it be- comes a rallying sign for "Soldiers of Verdun." Among Winnetka ex-service men of the Thirty-third "division who fought in the Verdun sector are Bill Merrill, U. C. Abel, Robert Doepel, Eugene Grecco, Robert Melleney, Omar Por- ter, T J. Lynch, Louis McDermott, and among those from Glencoe are General John V. Clinnin and General Abel Davis. There are others whose names were unavailable. Men who are entitled to this medal and wish to learn more about it and the method of procuring it, may re- ceive application forms from the Thirty-third Division association, 231 South LaSalle street, Chicago, it is ex- plained: Christian Fellowship Church (Svenska Missionskyrkan) Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka John Bengtson, Pastor Sunday Schooll:... fan. ape. jens 10 A. M. Y. P. Service, (Swedish) ...... 4:30 P. M. Social Hou Evening Service (English) At the afternoon and evening service next Sunday, May 13, Rev. Ruben Gustaf- son. of Windom, Minn., will preach. Special music. 2.32PM Saturday evening, May 12, the men's "Silent Club" will meet at Carl Rohn's, 1036 Ash street. Wednesday, May 16, - Rev. Leonard Lindholm, pastor of Ogden Park Mission Church, Chicago, will speak in Swedish. Graduate from U.of I. in 1926? Lose Your Pin? Did you graduate from the "Uni- versity of Illinois in 1926?. And if so, have you missed your treasured class] pin lately? One was found last week in the receptacle where mail is;-de- |} posited at the postoffice and it is thought that the pin may have fallen out of someone's laundry case or a] small package: via your telephone THEN you do not find it convenient to come : in and pay us a personal visit, or to send someone to select for you--use your telephone. Here's one market where it's safe to telephone your order. You'll get the same quality, the same service and attention to your particular needs that you do when you come in yourself. We'll deliver whenever you say. of Freshly Dressed Fancy Broilers" Genuine 1928 Spring Lamb Peters Market Meats of Quality 734 Elm Street Phones 920-21-22 | Announci Our ENLARGED THE RADIO SERVICE suor 2 Carlton Bldg. (Oak Street at the Electric Railroad) -- RADIO -- Sets -- Repairs -- Supplies -- MOVIES: = Cameras -- Projectors -- Films -- RECORDS -- Latest Releases Thrice Monthly THE RADIO SERVICE suor WINNETKA 1840 New STORE the latest vogue in dry cleaning! Conscientious service,-- together with personal attention has won for us a great number of . satisfied customers - Acquaint yourself with "the woman who knows" ELSE LE COMTE D ATT ES 541 Chestnut Street Phone Winnetka 410