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Nov~mber 9, 1928 WILMETTE" BAHA'I LECTURE The second of the present series of Baha'i lectures, under the general subject of "Healing," is to be presented Sunday afternoon, November 11 · at 4 o'clock in the Foundation hall, linden avenue near Sheridan road Wilmette by Dr. Vail. He will sp~ak on the subject: ~~The Divine Physicians -How They Heal the World's Illnesses in Different Ages." LIFE 51 Recreation Bureau INDOOR BALL Results of the Indoor games played Friday evening at the Stolp gymnasium were: Printing Studio (3) Wilmette Shoe (1) Dick Huck John Schneider Moe DeHaye Ernie Heller Edwin Udell Herbert Wolff Ed. Hartman Robert Wolff Ed. Braun Herbert Mackel George Huck Rex Johnson William Huck Robert Wilson Paul Braun Harvey Young St. Joseph (5) Victor Deinlein Harold Schleuter Joe Hoffman Wendell Phillips Peter Wagn er Ralph Klinge Ed. Phillips Wilmette Ice (1) Raymond Meier Joe Hoffman Richard Chester Alex Hoffman Edmond Schildgen Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Dingee of Wau· sau, Wis., were guests last week of Mrs. S. M. Dingee of 926 Lake avenue. The . Wilmette Public schools were .Miss Mary Dingee of Oberlin college, closed .at noon on .election da}' last was also a guest during the Tuesday so that teachers could vote Ohio, weekend. during the afternoon. This was the first time that a half-holiday was declared for the purpose, although at previous elections the schools have Ageatl for ALLIED VAN LINES closed early. Declare Half-Holiday so Teachers Can Cast Ballot IREDALB LOD~ The Alpha Phi girls of Northwestern university had a tea at their sorority Mrs. John C. Carpenter, 239 Essex house on Orrington avenue, Evanston, ro.ad, Kenilwort!t, entertained a few Sunday afternoon for the alumnae. frtends at luncheon yesterday. Dllta.Dee XOTen UaiTerslty tiM STORAGE VOLLEY BALL Results of the first week's volley ball games were: English Lutheran St. Joseph (15, 7, 15) (8, 15, 10) William Melbye Victor Deinlein Wallace Stark Edward Phillips Paul Kier Harold Schleuter Carl Empson Joe Hoffman Dale Gash Raymond Hoffman John Gash Peter Wagner Methodist Belp Us to Give Good Service learn that the Illinois Bell Telephone Compa!ly is obliged to repair hundreds of telephones every year which are put out of order by being dropped. Of course, the repairs. are made prom·ptly no matter what happens, but the user is necessarily deprived of his service for at least a short time when such an accident occurs and this ffiight be the time when the telephone would. be most needed. It is therefore in the subscriber's own interest that we suggest that care be taken not to damage the instrument. Windows left open in summer, admitting a sudden rain storm, are also responsible for a great many cases of trouble. Occasionally a bottle of ink or a glass of water is overtu·rned, w. etting the telephone cord, and this also causes trouble. Subscribers will aid us in gtvtng them the best service by taking good care of the equipment. Leslie Matson Ben Cox Walter Lindbald Lowell Todd Leslie Hannawalt (4, 15, 11) Wilmette Ice (15, 10, 15) Joseph Hoffman Alex Hoffman Edmond Schildgen Den Thalman William Schinler Ridge Electric Wimette Shoe Store (15, 14, 15) (9, 15, 14) James Schaefgen Curtis Colegrove Earl Miller George Mcintyre Benjamin Thalman F'red Strain Jack Brewer Ed. Schildgen Paul Kier Joseph Hoffman Baptist (15, 12, 15) Earl McDow Paul Redhead Arthur Youngberg Walter Haas Earl Carlson AI Gruhn George Wllliams American Legion (15, 15.) James Anderson Staver Moulding Orville Daily Harvey Hopp Donald Rennolds Presbyterian (3, 15, 4) Otto von der Hoff Edwin Hill Edward Ryerson Earl Leslie Charles Burlingame Charles Henderson Victor Jones Howard P. T. A. (11, 5) Frank Baughman Alfred Struebing Martin Lynch Kenneth Armstrong Jesse Walworth I T would doubtless ·surprise most telephone users to Kellogg Treaty Subject of Uptown Forum Sunday "Shall We Ratify the Kellogg Treaty for Outlawing War?" will be the subject for discussion at the meeting of the Uptown Forum, Sunday evenini, November 11. Dr. Frank Bohn of the New York Times, one of tbe highest authorities on international questions and one who has had intim~te contact with nations and people all over the world, will review the facts and forces entering into the problem of prevel'ltion of war and give appraisal of the merits of the Kellogg plan. Another speaker to be announced wi11 speak in criticism of the outlawry idea. The discussion hv the speakers will be followed by- the usual questions by the audience. The Forum meets at the People's church, 941 Lawrence avenue, Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock. New Trier French Club Makes Plans for Year Le Cercle Francais, the French club of New Trier High school, recently elected the following officers : Martha Etzbach, of Winnetka, president; Bob Hertel of Winnetka, vice ·president ; Mary 'Forrest, Winnetka, secretary; and William Gibson~ of ~il mette treasurer. Several mterestmg meeti~gs are being planned this year for the French club. The club expects to present several French plays. ILLINOIS BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY BELL SYSTEM of One Policy · On~ System Universal Servic'e i: I Mrs. Ernest Rich of 210 Abingdon road, Kenilworth, is entertaining two clubs at luncheon this week. One met on Wednesday and .o ne will meet this afternoon, ·