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WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1924 fAN IOWA STOP · e nger While the. a. good radiat~r makes 1t almost fndtspensable in · wmter, we all know that it warps the Big Question In Big spots woodwork, makes faded and streaky Ewpect l ,OOO Alumm " Thl "s on the wall, and is a clumsy and ... Ten Circles ugly feature of the room . Saturday The problem is to conceal thi s offending Cinderella , or rather to dress ···n J 11 wa stop Harold Grange when ~er suffici_ently well to let her mingle Three thousand Northwestern alumni l u 111 the soc1ety of the oth er furni shings tht· t: r<·at Illinois back launches his amaz- Fortunately thi s is not diffit:ult to do. will· return to the Evanston campus this ing . run:. against the Hawkeyes in. the Portable radiator COYers are avaii- Saturday to aid their alma mater in the Illineti " >tadium Saturday, November 1. able that fit right o Yer the radiator. annual homecoming celebration and to \\'ill the wonderful athlete run wild as They are thre e-s ided affairs with a cheer the Purple grid eleven in its conh. did against Michigan, or will Burt top, shaped like the radiator itself. ference contest with the visiting Indiana l~g'\l't'N:n succeed where Yost failed The back is entirely open so that the team. and divi sc a defense that "Red" cannot cover ea sily slides o \·er the whole thing L' ndergraduates are busy at work prepenctnte? and may be readih- remoYed for clean - paring a royal welcome to the old grads Frutn all over Illinois and adjoining ing when desired. Some of these who will return fo r the occasion. Radio , atc-. fa ns are coming to see the ques- covers are really like furniture , and messages and personal letters have been 1 . ,llh wered. The lllini do not ex- may be fini shed to match mahogany. 11 " 11 ·cllout and announce that tickets oak, walnut or white and tinted pect ·' . . enamel. w1 ll i><' a.,:atlable a~ the ~st mmute, but In addition to protecting the walls tht·~ cit~ tigure on a cro\\d of 40,000 or 1and camouflaging the radiator, these covers provide an ;~.ppropriate place Gra n~.t ..: is fit for the game. He is in for books, flowers or pottery and con!!"rrat condition, since he sat on the tribute another decorati\·e touch to the hrncli la~ t Saturday and did not play personality and charm of the room. A handy man can improvise sub; 1gai1H DePauw. Iowa cut down "Red's" , ardas:;..: last year by cleverly punting stitutes of a simple sort. but if he ;.ut oi hounds to gh·e him no chance to does, there are certain things to be Complete facility for Will return the ball from punts. It was not remembered. until the last five minutes that he easy circulation of air must be provided . The air must he free to engrahh.:d a pass and then scored the w inning touchdown. The Hawkeyes re- ter below the radiator . pass up around m ember that they made the going it and re-enter th e room without unobstruction. tough ior tthc Illinois Wildcat and they due The hiding of the radiator behind expect to do much better than Mlichigan. covers result s in a slight loss of ef:\[anv football critics believe Iowa is ficiency but this is u.sually counterthe wim that has th.: best chance to acted by the fact that a surplus al :-tnp Gra nge and ruin Illinois' cham- lowance of heat is customarily propion,hip dream s. The Illini are braced vided in rightly install ed systems and iur a dctopcrate game. any difference will he corrected by adequate provi sio n for circulation as outlined. 'RED' GRANGE? GIVE SOlE HINTS ON HIDING m ·RADIATOR · · con~£ NuGRADS IN BIG HOMECOMING sent out to all former students in an effort to make the 1924 homecoming a record breaker in attendance. Friday evening will mark the official streets of Evanston. Every fraternitY and sorority has "'tered ftoats for the parade and indications point to this fea· ture of the proaram as being one of the prize attractions of the day. As in -.at opening of the program at .whi_ ch ti~ years all fraternit~ will. Yie with _ the student body and alumm w1ll umte another in decorattng thetr boata with in a huge pep session at the _gymnasium' designs appropriate to the occ:u~ where the annual homecommg bonfire . f ha L....-~ will be burned. On Saturday morning Spectal ea~res ve ~n arrangtCU Coach Tom Robinson will bring forth for the entertat!'ment of the fans at the 11 his nation~ I collegi~t~ . swimming champs ~~~!>: a~~:!~!ter:~r~~ to entertam ~he vtsttmg lfrad~. Ralph be t ed bet een halves. ' Breyer, captam of the swtnmung team, s ag W and Dick Howell, member of the team, Saturday evening a. big ma11s meeting both members of America's Olympic will be held in the gynmasi~ Presiteam which won first honors in France dent Walter om Scott will address the this summer, will perform. assembled grads and wekome them back Following the swimming exhibition to the campus. Coach Thistlethwaite the Northwestern cross-country team will and other members of the coachinc statl meet the visiting Purdue harriers. A will speak to the alumni at this ·time_· soccer exhibition will also be staged at this time. WE ARE FOR A ·-~ VOTE. WILME'M'E OPTIMIST CL11a. Later in the morning the annual home· -Adv. coming parade will be staged on the I 1---------------- Every Good Citizen Vote Next Tue·day, Noo. 4tla wcooo F .. \\'. Strube of Golf terrace spent eral theme· at the November meeting, this week in Decatur, ).fichigan, on Friday, .\ovember 7, of the Women's a business trip. :,ocit'ty of the \Vilmette Baptist church. :\.Irs. Paul H . Good, candidate 'VI'~ .\R E FO R .\ 100 '/, V O TE. ior th e Illinois Assembly, will be the W ILME'l"l'E O J·TUU ST CLU B . -Adv. principa l speaker. GOVERNMENT"-TOPIC "Good Government" will be the gen - Keep to the RightGo to Church Sunday! Vote for The church is the foundation of Right. About it gather citizens of the comnlunity who believe in the Right. It is the rallying point of all forces ar- HOPE THOMPSON mpartial way ht years waring election. Independent C and idate for 4th. STATE'S ATTORNEY rayed against the influences of Evil. Show your gratitude for the REDUCE CRIME! good things you have in life, . by going to church- THE He is a Wilmette ctttzen, an active advocate o f e\·ery progr ess ive civic movement. He is an hon es t . able, e nerge tic la wyer , exper ie nced in both ci,·il and criminal cases. H e ha s n ever hefd pu blic office and is free from pa rt y promi ses. CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE AUTO STORAGE We are re-arranging our s hop t o t ak e care o f m ore cars. Let us store y our DIRECTORY OF CHURCHES: St. Aupstiae's Episcopal Oaucla 1140 Wilmette Ave. Rev. Htlbtrt Carltlo" Lake and Wilmette Aves. Rev- Stt/'ht"' A . Lloyd en it car fo r th e winter. ~- St. Jolm's Lldlaeru C.arch Wilmette and Park Aves. The Fmt Presh,teriu CUrcla Ninth and Greenleaf r n,. l General Auto Repairing WILMEnE MACWNE AND AUTO WORKS at IZZS Central .Avenue, Wilmette ....... Wilmette 115 $10.00 Per Month Rev. HtnrttJ" W. Mtytr Rev. Gtorgt P. Magill Wl!.tte f.aPsla Latheru Oaucla Forest and Wilmette Aves. 703 Gr~~nleaf Ave. Rev. Frartcil C. Stifltr Ret·. William Gvist Lake and Wilmette Aves. Rev. Gilbtrl Sta11Stll