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WILMETTE' ' LIF1! November 9, 1928 I Heads Sale GrouP For Junior Executive· and Professional People High School Favors Hoover lJOl to 327, Vote Results Show = So many have been the requests of junior. executive and professional people who delight in tbe careful restrictions a n d protections of lnbtan -ill £statts as to whether there could be worked out a home and lawn at a total costrange of $15,000 to $19,000 Mrs. George M. Groves of Evanston is president of the Mary Crane Nursery School auxiliary which is sponsoring a benefit sale at 1615 Benson avenue, Evanston, Tuesday, November 20, and Wednesday, November 21, for the benefit of the Mary Crane Nursery school at Hull House. ROOM TEA FOR MOTHERS Mrs. George Facht of 1115 Ashland avenue was hostess last Thursday afternoon at a room tea given for the mothers of students in grade 8-A Stolp school. Assisting were Mrs. Leon Pelott and Mrs. Robert White. The tea table was decorated with chrysanthemums in the class colors, red and gold. A name guessing contest which introduced the mothers was won by Miss .Herma Wyman, a member of the Stolp faculty. -That we have added lnbtan -Ul £statts and smaller Ia wns and houses restrictions, protections and Forty Acres to worked out for exactly the same landscaping -With lawns available as low as $4,000 and ranging up to $6,800 -And houses to be beautifully designed for from $11,500 to $13,500. This is your opportunity to get in the very best part of the North Shore and within 29 minutes of the Loop-and on a basis well within your means. Students of New Trier Hig.h school voted in favor of Herbert Hoover for president, 1,101 to 327, in a mock election held at the school on Tuesday. Of the 1,509 students who had registered and were elegible to vote, 1,428, or 94.6 per cent, cast their ballots. Those in charge of the mock election were unable to secure a sufficient number of ·sample ballots and that was given as one of the chief reasons for the failure of the 81 remaining students to vote. The Republican candidates for the most important offices were decidedly popular. Hoover·s margin over Smith was more than 3 to I, while Emmerson was a 2 to 1 favorite over Thompson for the governorship of Illinois, receiving 981 votes to Thompson's 430. The students voted for other candidates also, but only the preosidential and gubernatorial vote .was tabulated. The presence of a large number of "scratched" ballots ~ndicated that the New Trier students cast an intelligent vote, according to We~ley L. Brown, director of re'5earch at the High school. The mock election at New Trier was preceded by several weeks of campaigning by backers of both parties, and a general assf'tnbly on Monday at which Prof. A. R. Hatton, head of the political science department at Northwestern university, presented the issues of. the campaign impartially. The mock election 'w as modeled as closely as pos-sible·. after the regular national election. Here is the way New Trier students voted· for president: Hoover Smith 1;4'reshman boys ... . ..... 148 60 Freshman girls .......... 171 37 Sophomore boys ........ 128 34 Sophomore girls ... . .... 168 34 Junior boys ..... . ...... 118 46 Junior girls .. . ... . ...... 146 37 Senior boys ............ 113 39 Senior girls ..... . .. .. ... 109 40 Total vote . ..... . .... 1,101 327 + Children's Theate. r Will 0!)en Saturday, Nov. 17 The Children's Theater will open in the Chicago Art Institute November 17, with its series of Saturday afternoon performances for young people. The first play of the year will be "An Afternoon With Christopher Robin," based upon A. A. Milne's poems for children. It will have six performances and will be followed by three other plays to be announced later. This y~ar it will be possible to reserve seats1 in advance for the entire series at one time. Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]. Moore and family have moved into their new home at 340 Woodland avenue, Kenilworth. The Moores formerly resided at 1038 + Greenwood avenue, Wilmette. DIRECTIONS: West from Sheridan Road on Winnetka Avenue to its junction with Ridge Road; North one-half block to Hill Road; Wnt to Locust Road .and South along West boundary of Indian Hill Club to Indian Hill Estates. lnbiau Jl.., Ifill, £states BILLS REALTY, Inc. Loop 08ica. 208 Soatb La Salle Street-State 0266 Indian Hill Estates Otica. Locust aad Alblaaci-Wil. 2692-2792 Spanish Court Officts, Dtl Lago District-Wil. 3 740 Optn Eoening· 1.