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5 4 ". % 3 ohn SOR ae abide uno SE December 15, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 65 Purple Draws Most of Her Stars From Old Home State One half of the seventy-two fresh- men who were awarded numerals for participation in football at Northwest- ern during the season just closed were from Chicago. Fifty-seven of the seventy-two freshmen hailed from the state of Illinois. The preponderance of Chicago and Illinois boys on the grid team carried over to the varsity team where nine- teen of the twenty-nine players win- ning major letter awards were from Illinois. [Eighteen of the twenty-one players who won minor letters for par- ticipation on the second team were from Illinois, Henry Anderson, captain-elect, of the 1929 football team, is a graduate of Lindbloom high school of Chicago. Twenty-nine major letters were award- ed to the following: Bruder, Pekin, Ill. ; Bergherm, Billings, Mont.; Levison, Ev- anston; Calderwood, Benton Harbor, Mich. ; Haas, Fargo, N. D.; Hanley, Ev- anston; Fox, Evanston; Holmer, Moline, Ill. ; Rojan, Muskegan, Mich.; Griffin, Chicago; Kent, Perry, Okla.: Sinks, Jonesboro, Ill. ; Dart, Hinsdale, Ill. ; Sulli- van, Chenoa, Ill. ; Erickson, Moline, Ill. ; Clark, Detroit, Mich. Sinkler, Chicago; Hazen, Thermopolis, Wyo.; Penza, Kenosha, Wis.; Vanden- berg, Chicago Heights; Lewis, Evanston ; Oliphant, Evanston ; Baker, Cedar Rapids, Towa; Wbodworth, Evanston; Egbert, Evanston; Massie, Galesburg, Ill.; And- erson, Chicago; Verdell, Chicago and Spadea, Brockton, Mass. Numerals were awarded to the follow- ing freshmen: backs, Hill, Evanston; Heideman, Kewanee, Ill. ; Weldin, Peoria ; McNichol, Dixon, Ill. ; Mellin. Evanston; Jindrich, Paw Paw, Mich.; Rusgis, Chi- cago; Spanier, Chicago; Anderson, Chi- cago; Baxter, Mt. Clemens, Mich. ; Burn- stein, Chicago; Davis, Chicago; Farrell, Fossier and Gawlinski, Chicago ; Green- berg, Springfield, Mass, ; Hails, Central, Ill. ; Horton, Cleburne, Texas; Hopkins, Edgerton, Wis. ; Levison, Evanston ; Men- ger, Reeves, Stafford, Van Dellin, Brown, Simon, Pritchard, Borrelli and Jensik, Chicago ; Troyer, Peru, Ind.: Yeager, Mo- line, Tll.; Moore, Portland, Ore.; O'Mara, Robinson, Tll.; Lauer, Wilmette, Ill. ; Mc- Casky, Waukegan, Ill. Ends: Anderson, Gonya, Olson, Pat- terson, Richardson, Chicago; Cylar, Kan- sas City: Ingrahm, Thermopolis, Wyo. ; Kruft, Milwaukee, Wis.; Witzel, Evans- ton. Tackles: Cherne, Crizeusky, Hoebel, Johnston, and Trant, Chicago; Brown- ing, Highland Park, Ill.; Claybrooks, Harrisburg, TIll.; Evans, Elmwood, TI.: Ford, Dubuque, Ill.; Kinder, Anna, Il.; Marvel, Maurel, Del.; Riley, Wilmette, Ill. ; Riswold, Pontiac, TIL. Guards: Benowitz, Donat, Fardy, Smith, Summerfelt, Chicago ;- Fine, Ray- mond, S. D.; Forsberg, Titusville, Pa. ; Spivey, Danville, Ill. ; Sullivan, Wilmette, Ill. Centers: Ableson and McCullough, Chicago, Engebretsen, Chariton, Towa; and Lowry, Chicago. Tratt, guard, White- water, Wis, Minor letters to members of the second team were awarded to the following: Klarr, Lincoln, Ill. ; Finnell, Pueblo, Colo. ; Leming, Maywood, I. ; Scott, Norfolk, Nebr. ; Carter, Rockford, Ill.; Jensen, Bloomington, TIIl.; Vail, Cedar Rapids, Towa ; Waskow, River Forest, Ill. ; Weld, Winnetka ; Prange, Davis, Johnson, Levin, Christensen, Luttring and Pollack, Chi- cago; Singleton, Heuser, Hall, Haug and Crook, Evanston. Sarett Vice-President of the Midland Authors Lew Sarett, whom the North Shore still claims as its own, despite his "ab- sence" of many months at his hermit- age in the north woods near Laona, in Forest County, Wis., was elected a vice president of the Society of Midland Authors at its annual meeting of recent date held at the Tavern. Clara Ingram Judson of Evanston was made treas- urer of the society. Douglas Malloch. who frequently comes to Evanston to give programs. was reelected president of the organization, and other vice presidents are Edgar J. Goodspeed, Illinois: George Ade, Indiana; Edwin Ford Pier. Towa: William Allen White, Kansas: Walter J. Muilenbere. Michigan: Joseph Warren Beach. Minnesota: Jav William Hudson. Missouri: Edmund Vance Cook, Ohio. The secretary is Elizabeth Knobel. Announce U. S. Exam for Immigration Patrol Jobs The Civil Service commission has announced an examination for immi- gration patrol inspector, applications for which will be received until De- cember 31. The examination will be held in nu- merous cities in this state. The en- trance salary is $1,800 a year. Higher- salaried positions are filled through promotion, Appointees will be required to per- form guard duty in coast and border territory for the purpose of detecting and preventing the illegal entry of aliens into the United States. Full information may be obtained from the United States Civil Service commission, Washington, D. C., or from the secretary of the United States Civil Service board at the post office or custom house in any town in this state, NEW RADIO SHOP The Wilms Electric company has opened a radio shop at 1616 Chicago avenue, Evanston, opposite the North Shore hotel. The concern is featur- ing the Sturmberg- Carlson radios. Gordon H. Rogers is manager of the shop. FEREPERR EFFI REFERER IRR R REE E RRR R RRR R RR RRR RRR b de ER RIAA AAT Unusual Holiday Gifts Every home has its "dif- ficult spots"--corners that seem to defy ordinary furnishings and demand Just the right things. 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