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ASL PART 14 WINNETKA TALK February 13, 1926 TEACHERS' GUILD TO MEET The North Shore Music Teachers'|trial school Wilmette, at 10 T] FAST SUBURBAN TRAINS Parcel Racks for Shoppers Clean, Comfortable Cars WINNETKA-CHICAGO Through tickets also sold, sleeping car reservations made and baggage checked Ticket Agent--M. H. LIEBER--Telephone 13 SOUTH--WEEK DAYS Leave Leave | Arrive Leave Leave Arrive Winnetka Indian Hill] Chicago Winnetka Indian Hill] Chicago AM. | AM. | AM AM. | AM. | AM. 6.00 | 6.03 | 6.50 9.10 |.......... Fo Tee RN i 27.30 9.58 10.01 | 10.45 7.01 7.04 | 7.37 DR Re | 11.45 ASE IRN 7.45 1206 | 12001 | 12.4% Ry A emeipses 7.57 12.52 ose 1.00 7.26 7.29 8.00 1.05 1.07 | 14 EE TPT 8.25 A201 (A203 (A245 743 | 7.45 8.20 256 | 258 3.4 748 |......... | 8.40 513 | 516 | 557 7.53 T 8.28 OR ETE 7.10 8.08 8.10 | 8.48 Fe 1... 71.49 (1 ER ROR | 8.54 { 2": i LB 2 2 z : x { : > 11.06 [ no | n AM. A.M. A.M. PM. | PM. P.M SOUTH--SUNDAY Leave | Leave | Arrive Leave | Leave Arrive Winnetka|Indian Hill Chicago Winnetka|Indian Hill] Chicago AM. | AM AM. P.M. PM. | P.M. 812 | 8.15 8.55 510 513 | 58 SF Breit 9.40 00-4. 6.40 11.08 11.11 11.55 1.01 7.10 7.50 1.07 1.10 1.50 812 | 818 | 9.00 4.14 PENTA 11.06 1.09 11.45 P.M PM. PM P.M. P.M. P.M. A Except Saturday. A.M. time in light fizures. P.M. time mn heavy figures. NORTHBOUND Effective February 2, 1926--Subject to change Similar excellent service northbound --Consult time tables for details. TE ------ tendent J. R. Harper's office of Cen-| Discussion of Latin o'clock guild will hold a meeting in Superin-| Monday morning, February 15. \ American Problems at Voters' Forum A conference of interest to those in- terested in church and civic affairs takes place all day Saturday, February 13, in the Gold room of the Congress hotel, when a conference on "Our Re- lations with Latin America" will be held under the auspices of the Chicago League of Women Voters' Forum. The speakers will be Prof. J. Fred Rippy, of the University of Chicago; Prof. Samuel Guy Inman, of Columbia university; Prof. Jacob Viner, of Chi- cago university; Prof. Jesse S. Reeves of University of Michigan; Prof. Quin- cy Wright, University of Chicago; and Walter Lichtenstein, of the First Na- tional bank, who will discuss "Invest- ments in Latin America." "Latin America," it is stated, "seems destined to be the center of the stage in world politics because of its great natural resources, its unoccupied terri- tory, and unstable governments. Pan- Americanism is one of the great inter- national problems for North America to face. The problems coming up at the next Pan-American conference need to be discussed now if public opinion is to have a share in their solu- tion." There is a small admission charge for non-members. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Warren of Detroit were guests last week of Mr. Warren's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shaw of 1004 Spruce street. Patterson Pianos and Players VAY AY AV. FY AV AY. VV TV LV ya iy ELIGHTFULLY TASTY FOOD, temptingly served--a quiet, pleasing atmosphere of congenial informality . . . . The New Orrington Chocolate Shop calls forth a response from those who enjoy all things which are extraordinarily good. PV AY AY AF LAY AL AY AY AY AX. AY LV 4 In the Mezzanine Room, north of the Palm Court--hotel entrance lhe ORRINGTON Chocolate Shop Management of Beach and Geils PY ay a r'Y RY a RY AY AY AV ZY AY XV ZV ZV XV Sonora, Columbia Kdison Phonographs Adjusting, Repairing, Tuning. Tel. Univ. 654 | "Evolution" Is Lecture Topic at K. C. Meeting Ouilmette council, Knights of Co- lumbus, undoubtedly is promoting one of the biggest pre-Lenten events on the north shore Monday evening, Feb- ruary 15, at the Wilmette Woman's club when a musicale will be given and Dr. F. J. Seidenburg, dean of the schools of sociology and law at Loy- ola university, will address the knights and their friends. His subject will be "Evolution in Its Relation to Chris- tianity." The artists appearing on the musical program have not been announced but it is certain that a prominent soprano will begin the evening's entertainment. She will be followed by an equally capable harpist. Dr. Seidenburg's lec- ture, which is the feature of the affair, will conclude the program. No admission will be charged and it is expected that the club house will be taxed to capacity. REVIEWS BOOK A large north shore representation heard Mrs. Benjamin F. Langworthy of Winnetka read "Sister Beatrice," the story upon which Morris Gest's famous production, "The Miracle" is based, at the open meeting of the Cur- rent Book review of the Woman's City club of Chicago Wednesday. Tea was served following the reading. Miss Eileen Thiehoff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Thiehoff, 1172 Hamptondale road, has returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Detroit. Brothers Easy Payment House RADIO Singer Sewing Machines Washing Machines and Hoover, Hamilton Beach, and Eureka Vacuum Cleaners Repairing and Supplies 816-818 CHURCH STREET, EVANSTON Between "L" and Post Office Wilmette 526 Chicago Store, 1950 Irving Park Blvd. Tel. 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