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W I L M E T T E .L I F E · October 22, 1926 rr===.:=============itlpAVE CENTRAL STREET i I a hint of November in ·the air Thlre~s New Concrete RCNt.dway Alonr Car· line from Lincolnwood' to Ridge to Be Opened This Week Paving of Central street from Lincolnwood drive to Ridge road between the rails and bet'Vo\een the tracks of the newly installed street car line has been completed and will be opened to traffic this week, it was announced by Charles F. Speed, manager of the Evanston Street Railway company. The paving was done by the company. The remainder of the street is t0 be paved by special assessment against the property owners, it is expected . Completion of the new concrete pavement provides northwest Evanston with its on~y suitable outlet to the west. Central street is now the only paved street between Church street on the south and Wilmette avenue on t.he north which runs through to Ridge road. HOLD CONFERENCE ON NURSING EDUCATION North Shore Women Interested · in Meeting to be Addressed by Famed Experts How the nursing profession is meet ing the ever increasing needs of the community will be explained by several distinguished speakf'rs at a lunch eon to be given next Thursday at the Casino club, 167 East Delaware place by a rommittee of Chicago women in terested in advancing the profession of nursing. The committee of ·\vhirh Mrs. Jam es A. Patten is general chairman is bringing Miss Annie War~ton Goodri ch, R. N. Sc. D., dean of the School of Nursing in Yale university to Chicago to speak on "Some Newer Branches of Nursing for - Community Sen·ice." Dean Goodrich is one of th e .n ost eminent nurses in the United State :-~ and has " ·on wide recognition for her efforts to aid .. humanity through bett er nursing. ~ I I Prepare for Chill Days , STOCKS are . replete ·. with necessities for cold . weather-for M o t h e r, Dad, Brother, Sister, Son, Daughter. T AYLOR'S l . . · j ',. in r Sweaters Lumber Jack Coats Windbreaker Coats Leather, Horsehide and Wool knit ~uffs and waistband. with CARTER'S· . . .. . · knit Underwear No underwear exeels the · fit, wear, quality and ·comfort of · Cartee s - f o r every member of the f31pily. Woolen Hosiery Gloves and Mittens Dr. D(nton' s. S.leepingwear for Children to 14. Woolen Blankets and Comforters TAYLOR'S . DRY GOODS '.~ !, # 1J2S .C entral Avenue · . .. Wilmette 1914 ; l( t . Taylor's Bootery at 6o5 Main Street ..! ,-,~,p OF . ou·E I s qth~r! At least ev-~ry . ~ody does.' Orie. pie ·bought from us· always creare·s ·an.. · other customer. .We are· great believers ,in leqing our goods. aqvertise us.· Pies of all kinds everyday! .A · .ND .you .will : .try .an- Until the remainder of the street is paved motor traffic will use the space between the car tracks which is wide enough for cars to pass with safety. Paving of the r.ity's portion of the street at the earliest possible time was Mrs. · Harry F. Williams, who, as urged by Mr. Speed who pointed out president of ·the Board of Director :-~ that at many intersections the road of the Illinoi:s Training- School for is in bad condition and causes numer- Nurses, conducted the negotiation s for ous machines to get stuck Consider- the recen.tly announ~ed ~1erger of. th at able inconvenience in the' operation . school wtth the Umvers1~\' of_ ~htca.go of street cars on the new stretch has as a nt~cleu~ f~r the. tlurd 'Cntverstty resulted from large trucks running off School of 1\ursmg-, \\'t.ll tell what may the pavement and getting mired in the be expected from tl11s notable con mud. tribution to the advancf'ment of nur . ing education in the middle west. The third speaker at the Casin o luncheon, which is ~liven under the auNorth Shore Grammar School League spices of a grouo of lay pPoplc intrrOctober 16 ested in nursitH! known as thr Central Holtwood Lgtwgt. (25) '\Vii. Lgtwgt. (0) for Nursing Educ"tion, ll G Council D. Mellin . . . . . . 1. e. . . . . H. Gleason B. Ball .. ........ I. t. . . . . . . . L. '\Volf South Michigan avenue, will hr May L. vYarn<'r ....... i. g. . ..... V. S c hulz Ayres Burgess, Ph. D. Dr. Burg-e. s D. Griffith ....... c...... .1. Kavanaugh is directing a five year study of nur sH. Swanson ...... r . g . . . . . . . . . J. Seng H . Signor .. , .. .. "t·. t. .. II. H (· inrlri<'ks ing education and schools of nur ing L. S e rmuth ... ... r. <'. . . . . . . R. '\1\/ftt l' rs under th e auspices of the committ ee T. Go'1Ch{'l' ...... r. h . . . . . . . 'T. Brady on .grading :-.c honl s of nur sing, · com~ J. Mullig-an ...... 1. , h. . . . . 'T. Tiolc·nson C. Bronn ....... . f. h. . ... D . :\Tr KPnna prised of th e national nur o;; intr organiD. Evans ........ () .fl . . . . . . . . L . .Temps zations, the Amcric;m Medical as,nciaH e fe r et>, P. S ·hwa ll ; umpirt·, ( ;, Uathassoc iati on, <'rcoal; lin esma n, D. Davis; tinwkf·f'P<'r, tion. Am erican Hosoital ~ ational Public Health a 'SOClalton. n. Ston<'. American College of Surg1rons anrl October 18 St. Francis 8 (1!1) Howard , B (0) scn·ral noted sneci"lists in l'dUPtinn V. Rchul:;r, - ...... . I. e. . . . . E. ::\Tot·~· an including Pro f. \V. \\· . . Charters of the J. Kavnnau ~· h .... I. t. .. . .... .J. l\'t·rson of Chicago. Cniversity r:. Boglston ...... I. g. . . ... . J. Corns ........ c·. . . . . . . . . . .T. :\IO!'g·a !I Among the sperialh- invited g-ue st:-: J. R'n~· ......... r. g , .. ... . of council at the Ca<;ino lunchenn \Yill A. Conrad .... ... r. t. . . n. Hc ·nrl Prsnn H. nJen.son ...... r. f'. ·· . " ·· H a wkinRon be ~[r s. Harold L. Tckcs and ~fr ->. n. R. Bolinson ...... r . h . . . . . H. Hunter F. Langworthy, of \Vinnrtka. D. l\fqc Kinnnn ... 1. h . . . . . . . C. Clo:;;s t The committee in chan!<' of the r. C'owkw(' ll ..... f. h. . . . . n. .Tohn~ l"\11 T. Brady ........ q. b. . . . . . . . L . .Jo nes luncheon in addition to 1frs. Patt en R (' f<' r (' , f: . \Y. Catlwrconl: litwsman, ronsists of ~fr s. Perkin :; R. B"ss . ).fr~ . L. Ball. Tohn \V. G;:~n·, ~f rs. Ern<' st E. Troth, October 16 ~f rs. J ohr M ac~fahon. Mr s. .Tam es St. t;ran f'is 7 (1!>) H oward 7B (7) Simpson, 1f rs. Arthur H. Sni r):!d. ~f n. 1 !<'. H· hn g-t' l' . . ... l. (', . . . . F. 'Tos('a ni n. z"~h ......... I. t. . . . . . . n. SpC'('ht Theodore Tickrn, Mrs. P~ttl 'Va lkt' r, G. Elias ........ 1. g- , ·..... Mrs. LYman Thoma<; 'Valker. ~f r . . . J. Hroncl .... .. ... e ...... , .. . r:. r:rf'en Harry F. \Villiam s. :Mrs. John P. \\.il A. Hnh o l ......... r . g-. Grammar League R. l\foran ........ r. t. R . n Pmns r·y .. ... r . f'. \T. Meter ........ r. h. .... C'. SO IL \Vi nett}) K. Rnss ......... 1. h . . . . . II. Sn··f'ht L. Pnhlman ...... f . b . . . .. L . l\fC'H'11 <' A .. Krwwn ....... a b . . . . . . . P. Mc·l<'r L. Ball. Rf>ff>rCl', f:. \\·. <iath('r<'onl: line:-;mnn, CANntDATFS' MF.F,TJNft TO HEAR JIIIGH MAGILL (Continued from Page 3) and is merelv intended to influenC l' congressmen and stir up public opinion. They point out that the ClHl gressmen are elected every two ycar=on a "wet and dry" platform and therefore alwavs look to their own constituents fo~ direction. The board of directors of the local League of \V om en Voters is : Mrs. C. D. Evans, president: Mrs. P. . M. Keene, Mrs. T. R. Adkins, Mrs. F. M. Bowes, Mrs. J. C. Baker, Mrs. C. W. Cozzens, Mrs. C. A. Eldridge, Mrs . Jasper S. King, Mrs. W. J. Weldon, Mrs. John Campbell, Mrs. E. 0. Youngberg, Mrs. Shelby M. Singleton, Mrs. G. T. Hellmuth, Mrs. J. J. Mills, Mrs. Barthing and Mrs. J . 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