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12 ..WILMETTE LIFE May 25, 1928 PATTY SHOPPE Five High Schools · Join in Presenting · Musical Festival Five high ·3 chools of the Chicago and north shore area, including New Trier High school, will join in the presentation of a musical festival at the ] ohn Sterling Morton High school in Cicero .this Friday afternoon and evening. The combined Glee clubs of New Trier High school under the direction of Mrs. Marian Cotton, musical director of the school, will participate in the program Friday afternoon while the Boys' club will take a major part in the evening's entertainment. The festival is being held for the purpose of fostering closer relations between the schools and to promot~ an even keener interest in musical work. The schools participating are Lyons Township High school, Deerfield Shields High school, J. Sterling 1forton High school, Oak Park-Rive rside High school an.d New Trier High school. E.ERSON REITERATES PRE-PRIMARY PLEDGES Replies to Wilmette Advisory Committee as Foe of CrimePolitics Alliance Because of the failure of the Republican State convention to consider Senator Charles S. Deneen's proposed plank against the ~lliance between politics and crime, the Wilmette Voters' Advisory committee has sought an expression of the head of the Republican ticket, Louis L. Emmerson, on th~ subject. Mr. Emmerson, in reply to a ·letter addre ssed to him a few weeks ago by the Advisory committee, repre se nting \Vilmette churches and ~,:ivi: organization s, has come out un equivocably against any alliance between politics and crime. Mr. Emmerson's reply, addres sed to Hoyt King, .secretary of the committee, reads: Cites Record as Ans~er "Mr. King and members of th e com mittee: "I have your letter a s king m e ~o stat e my position relatiYe to the 'divorce of politics from crime.' " I shoul.d think my whole private and public career would b e sufficient guarantee of my attitude. . I have never been align ed with the criminal element in politics or el sewhere and certainly have no intention of bein g aligned with that element now. ~1 y campaig n for th e Republi can n ominati on for go,·ernor wa s made OJ) a platform of good g ov ernm ent. Xo government is a good gove rnm e nt un le s.s it protects the decent , law abid ing citizen in his home and at hi s busine ss and assures him th e ri g ht to have hi s ballot ca st without interfcren :: e and hone stly counted when cas t. Neither is it good gov ernm e nt if th e criminal element in our socie ty h:t s anv domination of or inAne nce with th ~s e charged with its admini stration. Specials for Saturday BUTTER SPONGE CAKE With Strawherr)l Whip. DEVIL'S FOOD CAKE With Black Walnuts and Boiled Icing Try one of our delicious coffee cakes for Sunday morning breakfast THE PATTY SHOPPE 115 3 WILMETTE AVE. PHONE WILMETTE Brother of Resident of Wilmette Dies in Miami v.,rord was received early this week of the death of Duncan E. Rossetter, a brother of Mrs. A. G. Frost. 509 Central avenue, \Vilmette, \Yho passed away suddenly on Saturday. May 19, at Miami, Fla. Funeral services wer e held last \Vedne sda,· from hi s father 's re sidence at 387 L~nd e n av enu e, Aurora, Ill. In additi on to ).frs. Fro · t, ).fr. R o;setter is sun·ivcd hY his wife. ).Irs. France s Ro sse tt er: h-is sons_. Jack and Junior; his pare nt s. ~fr . and Mrs. C. D. Ro s;ctter of Aurora: a broth er. Frank A. Ross ett er of Pe~r-ia. Ill., and a si ster, 1frs. G. F. Stamn of Aurora. 1 57 5 Store closed ail" day Memorial Day. '~ I I ) Lighten · Sprinq cleaning 'With a l 1 · Stands by Pledges "I pledged the people that if nom inated and elected I would give them an administration free fron1 graft, extravaganc e or mi smanagement. I promis ed to adminis ter the gov e rnment hon es tly, fearlessly and efficie ntly. "These were my pledges before th e primary and they are my pledges nO\\". Never in my life have I betrayed a public trust. · "Louis L. Emmerson." SOPHOMORES GIVE PICNIC The Sophomore cla ss of Mallinckrodt High school entertained the eighth grade girl~ of Sacred Heart school of Hubbard Woods and St. Joseph's school of Wilmette on Wcd·nesday afternoon. The features of the entertainment were a picnic and games on the groun~nd · a program in the gymnasium,r'Mary English ~nd Catherine Weis gave a dancing number and Marie Klapperich spoke. Ice cream was served before the visiting pupils departed. Important reatares ' Estra larae nozzle dean· more of ru1 per 1trokc. SERVICE FEDELCO Ia In ue In over four thouaancl bomea In the territory aervecl by thla Company. Ita amuiq cleaniJlr ability Ia proved daily. CotM .... er ,._,for PNI H.aaD.............._ Effident adju1tment of rear wheel . noale hei1ht. Blue baa-adda beauty. Slip.on bq clamp-euy to emptY· All 1teel handle - 1trensth with Uttlc weipt. Ovenke rubber wheell - euy co 0~ ,.W$):95 DOWN! &lance dae "Little bf LUde" w"' Sheridan Cafe No. 2 is ready to serve the people of Wilmette · in the manner in which they must, and deservt, to be served. Sheridan Cafe No. 2 will give all the service tl1at is possible and still maintain the standard of quality that they have set. We wish to cater to the particular people of Wilmette. AIDS IN INSTALLATION Miss Margery Smith of 1325 Greenwood avenue returned Sunday evening from St. Louis, Mo., where she had gone to aid ~n the installation of another chapter of the Dot and Circle, honorary rifle club of which she 1s president at Northwestern university. The meeting of Spoke Six of the Presbyterian church was held last Tuesday at the home of Mrs. G. P. Magill of 1011 Lake avenue. j Pusuc SERVICE CoMPANY OP NORTHERN IWNOIS 1141 Central Ave., Wilmette, Wilmette 2899 l Sheridan Cafe No.2 344 Linden Ave. JNO. S. REESMAN, District Manager ) _ / ; .-- - . :1 ' , / i I ~~ Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Burns of 727 Laurel avenue are spendi'1g two weeks II' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil at their summer home in Saugatuck, .. Mich. -o-