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DOINGS 0F LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS Thursday, Nov. 6, 1930 Food Sale Planned; Discussion of Dues Increase; Radio Programs Park League of Women Voters, Mrs. Constant Hopkins, president, an- nounced a food sale to be given by the league on Saturday, Nov. 22. The place will be announced later. Members of the league are reminded that a vote on raising dues will be tnken~at the next meeting on Nov. lo. Mrs. Hopkins announced that the Highland Park board after careful congidetvatittn, had recommended that the dues be raised tn $3.00. A letter was read from the state finance chair- man explaining the need for 100 per) cent cooperation from the local lea-1 gues. Each local member at present' cortts the State league $3.22. It seems only logical omtrials believe, that this amount should be approximated by the sum turned in to the state every year by each local league, as the heel leagues of course could not ex- ist without the national and state or. 'r.anirmtions. They not only formul- ate the programs and supply diree- tion and inspiration, but with the help of their trained workers. they have accumulated an impressive store of authoritative literature in the form of small booklets and pamphlets which may be secured very cheaply. Many Advantages . The proposed increase in dues seems very small compared to the advantages derived from membership in the league, local league leaders feel. "The Illinois Voter," the month. ly magazine which is included in the dues, is full of valuable information. and at the monthly meetings mem- berg may hear state and federal meas- ures dismissed by qualified speakers. The league has begun this fall its election program which it expects to carry out atoll elections with the hope of stimulating an interest in the vote by supply -ttotwpartisatt in- (Continued on page 12) Kedroff Quartet Benefit Bryn Mawr Scholarship Fund Music lovers of the north shore have a rare. treat in store for them in tho concert of the kedrofr quartet, the famous ensemble of Russian trirttr ers. which will take place at New Trier high school auditorium Nov. 10, for the bonef1t of the Bryn Mawr Alumnae Scholarship fund. Benefit Card Party in St. James Hall A henefrt card party will be held Tuesduy evening. Nov. 11 at 8 o'clock in St. James hall, under the ama- pmes of Stupoy Smith Post No 501 and the ladies auxiliary; Prizes will he awarded and refreshment, served. An invitation is extended the public to attend. T Remember. the Rummage Sale, Nov. ll. I',?, given by the ladies of Beth- any church. in the store next door to the Variety store on First street. At the last meeting of the Highland! (Continued on page 46) As time goes on this feature of our) weekly paper receives more and morel recognition from parents concerned in the search for wholesome enter- hinment for their young people. As the question frequently niece as to the origin of this weekly en- deavor, a word of repetition may be excusable. The motion picture in. dustry is recognizing its great re- sponsibility in cooperating with many national organizations, and they have established a previewing service at Hollywood. Calif. Every day rain or shine, frcm M to 50 women assemble in u silent room, each supplied with a synopsis of the play soon to be re- kused. Data concerning the play, type of picture. plot, acting, moral eil'ert. for whom recommended. adult or child, are passed upon by the com- mittee. Only pictures that grade from good to excellent Ire recom- mended and this motion picture guide is sent out monthly to each chapter chairman, who in turn passes such information as she may have, on to you through these columns every Report of Committee on Current Films in Local Theatres Given For the next 11 weeks the children will be following that thrilling urinl which brqran last Saturday, "The In. dians Are Coming" and an episode will be shown each Saturday. matinee nly. "Queen High" which is the picture shown in eonjunetlon with the wrial. furtunately will be found Imus- ing and harmless. Chlrlen Rutteles can be depended upon to be very funny. "Anybndy'sr Wottusn"-The title is indicative of the theme. Interest for adults only. "Call of the Flesh"-A ridiculous title for a charming little love-story with a Spanish background. Ramon Navarro pleases and entertains. Good for the entire family. "Little Accident" - Douglas Fair- banks Jr. in an uninteresting ndnptl- hon of the play by Floyd Dell. Minor incidents are funny. but it will bore the intelligent and has no value for Htildrem "Animal Crtwkers"--Lively enter- tainment by the Four Marx Brothers. Piano and harp playing "every good, and the clowning will make good en- tertainment for the entire family, providing they enjoy this kind of I picture. A good picture for junior matinee. Celebrate Twelfth Birthday on Tuesday On Tuesday evening, Nov. 4, in crmnertirm with their regular month. lv business meeting, the West Ridge Community club celebrated their twelth anniversary. An unusually large pereenUtte of the entire membership was present, all entering into the spirit of the oc- casion which became a true birthday celebration when Mrs. Wm. Reeten, Wald, one of the charter members of the organization. presented I lime birthday cake properly decanted with its twelve guy undies. Judging from the increasing mem- hership.and the mnny plans under way for real constructive community Work, this club promises to enjoy many more similar anniversaries. weeks the children that thrilling serial Saturday. "The In. THE PRESS GROUP O'RGANIZFS FALL RELIEF WORK Good Start Made at Meeting Last Week; Committee Named; Meet Tonight A splendid beginning we: nude lost Thursday evening in the direction of organization for relief work end lid for the unemployed It I meeting held in the Y.W.C.A. rooml. at which H. F. Kelley presided. Partially every local ortrnniotion in Highland Pork and Highwood wur represented end there was evident" genuine spirit of co-operation. Mr. Keller 1rriefly outlined the pur- pose of the meeting to establish I during house cenmlly located. to register those penonl of Highland Park And Highwood who need help oi any sort. such ll food, clothing. work, ete, one". Are Elected President J. W. Simon, in behalf of the Chlmber of Commerce offered the me of their oMeers, which offer was lccepted. Numerous suggestions were offered by those present and It was moved that In ortrttrtiuttiort be formed. Ollie": elected are: Chair- man, H. P. Kelley; "iristant chnir- men, Mrs, T. Osborn; secreury and treasurer. Mr. Mona. On Friday evening (tomorrow) the North American union will sponsor e and and bunco party in Wittep hall. Prize: will be evaded end re- freshment: will be served. An in. vitation is extended to the public to attend. Circuit Theatre to Make Final Effort to Get Needed Fund Offieitug of the North Shore Cir. euit Theatre announced that a check up on the subscription account an of November lat show: a defieit from rock bottom operating expense: a- mounting to approximately 88,700.00. This amount must be raised by Nov. 10 to keep the circuit theatre in bus; inesa. they declare. The taak haa been undertaken by the board of di. rectors, who will attempt to raise what is required through a solicita- tion of guarantee: from thou most interested in the circuit theatre. A cdmmitm wu- nppointed. on motion, to draft plans. This con:- (Continued on pm 48) it is hoped that should the anon be A reality its bushel will prove to be good enough so that those - antees need not be 'cllled intotal. Ot this, however, there can be’no pre- diction. Accordingly, the organiza- tion will continue until at least Nov. 10th, with all deplrtmentn in full swine and the flrtrt ploy in produc- tion, it is stated. . New Management for Nut Shop Announced A churn of mmnment in the nut. shop at 26 North Sheridnn'roed is announced. Mine: Leone Ind Martha Rapp irethe new proprietors, and the name he- been chlnged to "Rudd's." Luncheon, afternoon tea, candies Ind suited nuts we the ten. ture attractions. Curd Party, FrWy lull Clearance i ! Bargains ! AUBURN USED CARS OF EARLIER YEARS AND OTHER MAKES Highland Park Auburn Company TRADE AND TERMS AUBURN Highland Park, Illinois SERVICE CURRENT MODELS CORD Phone H. P. 2830 CORD SALES 505 Elm Place USED ALSO AND AND and