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j "lh December 10, 1927 WINNETKA TALK "Russia Today" Will Be Shown in Movie Films The first uncensored motion picture of conditions in Russia in the tenth year of the Soviet regime will be shown at the Chicago Playhouse, 410 S. Michigan avenue, beginning Sun- day, December 11. It is called "Rus- sia Today--the Land Nobody Knows" and was produced during a survey of the American Student Delegation, this past summer. So much propaganda has reached America regarding the Soviet Union that no one seems to have any idea about what is actually taking place there, and Russia today stands as the enigma of Europe. Without taking sides, "Russia Today" depicts the true state of affairs, both the good and the bad. The American Student Delegation was composed of members of social and economic organizations of about forty of the leading American colleges and universities. They received carte blanche from the Soviet authorities and were permitted to photograph what- ever they wished, without interference in any way from the Government. BAHAI LECTURE On Sunday, December 11, at 3 p. m,, the meeting in the studio of Louis Bourgeois, 356 Sheridan road, Wilmette, will be devoted to the latest phases in the evolution of the Bahai Movement and the New Era, the Universal Con- sciousness today clearly indicating the dawn of a great unity. Attendants are invited to ask questions following the address by Dr. Zia M. Bagdadi. A heat- ing plant will be installed, the interior of the basement of the temple embel- lished, acoustics improved; precious rugs from the shrines on Mount Carmel, Pal- estin, will grace the walls, and the sur- roundings be made attractive for wor- ship by the residents along the north shore. Students from universities and colleges seeking information and aele- gated to write theses by their alma mat- ers are welcome to use the library and reading room at 112 Linden avenue, which is open daily. The service at the studio on the 18th inst. will be the last this year. In deference to the Christmas and New Year festivities, Bahai meetings will be suspended till Sunday, January 8, 1928. Miss Madolon Kahn of Gage street spent last week-end with Miss Helen Harris of Chicago. Locate and Plant Later Trees with Frozen Ball Elm Trees, 8-10 inches trunk diameter, $65.00 and up. Sugar Maples, Ash, Crab- apples: also Hawthornes, $25.00 and up. LUT LITT TTT) aim E. TILLMANN Phone Highland Park 965 Hold Funeral Sunday for Noted North Shore Woman Mrs. Mary B. Page of Highland Park passed away Saturday, Decem- ber 3. Funeral services were held in the Highland Park Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Page was well known in Chicago and north shore educational circles. She was a graduate of the Chicago Kinder- garten Collegiate institution and a founder and director of the Chicago Teacher's college. At various times she was at the head of the Chicago Kindergarten club, the Illinois State Kindergarten primary association, the kindergarten section of the National Education association, and the Inter- national Kindergarten union. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Benoist moved Wednesday into the house they have just built at 81 Locust road. The Be- noists formerly lived at 351 Linden avenue, and have been staying at the Georgian hotel in Evanston while building the new home. --(O-- Mr. and Mrs. Aron Younker of Sheridan road are spending some time at Atlantic City. SELLS INDIAN HILL HOME Elwood W. Ankrum of the Ankrum Advertising company has sold his va- cant homesite on Indian Hill road, facing the Indian Hill Country club, to Mrs. Z. B. Winton of Duluth, Minne- sota. The George Cooks of Honolulu will spend the Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ayers Boal of 701 Sheridan road. aD Willis Jackson of the Bills Realty company is spending a week in Cal- ifornia on business. Silk Lounging Robes Blanket Bathrobes English Wool Robes . English Flannel Robes . Evanston Shop Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings THE®) HUB Henry C.Lytton & Sons State and Jackson--Chicago Lounging Robes A Gift He'll Appreciate From Our Evanston Shop WINTRY evening, a good book, an open fireplace, and a comfort- able, luxurious Lounging Robe-- man, that's real home comfort! Beautifully brocaded, with a gorgeous satin girdle and collar. Full silk lining. 40 Silk and Rayon Robes $15 to $30 $50 to $100 $20 to $50 $16.50 to $35 $5.50 to $20 Orrington and Church--Evanston Sesecsecisiiiiiiiiiiisesessssssssesssssssssssssses ll