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March 4, 1927 Presbyterian~ on Top in · Volleyball League-· C om.petition By S pee tat or Last Tuesday night at the Howard school the Presbyterians . finishe.d the volley b<ill league, conducted · by the Wilmette Recreation and . Playground board under the direction of Daniel M. Davis, in first place bv beating their nearest opponents, the American Legion · I team in two straight games, 15-10 and J5 ..7. I( the American Legion I had won. the two teams would have been tied for first plal:e, but now the American Legion I must be content with second. place_ and the St. Josephs with third. The games )Vere rea11y quite a bit clpser than the score would indicate, and several times the American Legion I would start a rally only to be effectively stopped by the setting up of E. (Spindles) Hill and the wonderful spiking of C. Burlingham. In fact the latter two starred for the Presbyterians, while .L C. Anderson and P. A. Kier starred fqr the American Legion. Most of the time it was one side out after another with a team occa:,ionally sneaking a point. The spectators, and there were spectators, consisted mostly of members of the American Leg on and their sister organization, the American Legion Auxiliaries. There were some accessories also. Coupling the spectators' screams ·.vith the yeJls of the St. Josephs II's there was quite a racket. It was a pity that all this cheering was in vain. The Presbyterians. playing like a well oiled machine, and without their associates to see them play, tended to busines s and counted when they could. The officia,ls of Tuesday night's game were carefully selected from the volley hall players in town. For referee there was Herwig Toeffen of ·the Congregationals, E. McDow and E. Carlson of the Baptists were linesmen, and C. S. Beat; a newcomer . in our activi· ties, was· scorekeeper. The next activity in volley ball will be an elimination tournament starting next Monday night and continuing lmtil a winn.e r is declared. Next Manjay's _ games are between the Howard P. T. A. and American Legion and hetween the Presbyter-ians and St. ] oseph I. The Baptists and St. Joseph II drew byes. -~. .. "I never bought better clothes . Sorority to Have Qenefit at New Evanston Theatre Northwestern univers!ty alumnae of Delta Zeta sorority are giving a benefit performance at the New Evanston theatre Monday evening, March 7. The play given is to be that well known farce, tiTurn to the Right" which had such a long run in one of the Chicago theaters a year or so ago. The proceeds are to help build and furnish the new Delta Zeta house which now is being erected with thirteen other sororitv houses on the Northwestern unive-rsity campus. A list of the Wilmette patrcns and patronesses follows: Dr. and Mrs. Lowell D. Snorf, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Morin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H . Kraft, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Beem, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Truska, Mr. and Mrs. Clark N. Hollister, Mr. and Mrs. John Tiplady, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hcmh, and Mrs. Ford Jones. 1'ickets may be procured at the hox office or from· any of the Delta Zeta girls. th~ for the money~' Hundreds of Chicago's most substantia~ business men have said this to us. These men know Quality, demand Quality, and heretofore have been paying a-big price to get it.- SUIT .. $50 .. OVERCOAT At this price you secure Chicago's ~·Most Outstanding Tailoring Values! COMMITTEE TO MEET The next regular meeting of the North Shore committee of Johanna will be held March 10, at the home of Mrs. Hugo Hartmann, 755 Lincoln avenue, Winnetka, at 12 :30 o'clock. City Sales-Fourth Floor 3 1 9 West Van Buren Street KEEP YOUR COAL BIN FILLED · You can safeguard the health, comfort and happiness of yourself and family by keeping your bins well filled with the right kind of coal or coke. Don't wait for the blizzard. . If your supply is running low, re-order now. Many hundreds of pomes on the North Shore are heated with Consumers Guaranteed Coal and Coke. It is the safest, most dependable and _ economical fuel. HEvery ton must satisfy or we remove it and refund your money." .). BUY YOUR COAL ON APPROVAL GLENCOE OFFICE EVANSTON OFFICE I o I 5 Church St. Phone University 4500 @nsumers @mpa!!}' COAL - COKE - ICE - BUILDING MATERIAL P. N. Jans, Diat. Mgr. THROUG 'HOUT THE .NORTH SHORE 7 1 2 Glencoe Road Phone Glencoe 7 5 DELIVERY YARDS DISTRICT