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22 WINNETKA TALK October 15, 1927 The Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae | Lowden Asks Observance chapter will have its first meeting of the season Wednesday at the home of of Golden Rule Sunday Former Governor Frank O. Lowden, Mrs. E. T. Miller, in Evanston. Lunch- eon will be served at 1 o'clock and will . state chairman, has sent out letters ap- a | pointing a chairman in nearly every be followed by a business meeting. { | church in Illinois for the observance of | Internatoinal Golden Rule Sunday, De- | cember 4. In doing so Mr. Lowden | concurs with President Coolidge's ap- | peal to the American people to sup- | port this famous day which has been | set aside to aid the 33415 orphans un- Ask Your Dealer for Eleanor Bird Seed A Song In Every Seed. It's better than what you think is best. | : SE | der the care of Near East Relief in Bible Lands. President Coolidge has said: "T regard Golden Rule Sunday as a movement of much importance. Prac. tical help is the best expression of friendship. The aid we may give in our abundance to those less fortunate should be of great value in bringing about the application of the Golden Rule to the settlement of misunder- standings among nations. I hope the voluntary observance of this day may become increasingly prevalent in Anierica and throughout the world." Official designation as the fastest electrically operated railroad ican Electric Railway Association held in Cleveland. awarding of the Association's trophy for speed with safety. at an average speed of 53.9 miles an hour without figuring 41.8 miles an hour including 14 regular scheduled stops. in the United States was given to the North Shore Line last week at the 46th annual convention of the Amer- The designation accompanied the Records show that the road operated its trains last year over 87.19 miles of track between Chicago and Milwaukee time spent at stops, and at Skokie Valley An Incomparable Sunset --just one of Nature's allurements that make life so much worth living along the beautiful Skokie Valley. Not everyone can afford the high-priced property directly on the lake i oy day the younger generation are finding the beautiful Skokie Valley the solution of their homesite problem. Many par- ents are making the first payment on property for their married children so that they may have their children live near them. North Shore Line transportation via the Skokie Valley Route has made the Skokie Valley accessible as "the newer North Shore" community of homes! Frequent electrically-operated train service has brought this wonder home section vir- tually to the door of the Chicago Loop. Modern home conveniences are already available in many sections of the Skokie Valley --sewer, water, electricity, gas, telephone, paving. ; To the younger generation, especially, wishing to locate not far from "home," the Skokie Valley offers every advantage. * * * * The Skokie Valley Route of the North Shore Line parallels within two to five miles the very crest of the great continental water shed from which all waters flow either to the St. Lawrence, 1900 miles distant or to the Gulf of Mexico, 1625 miles away. Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee R. R. Co. The Road of Service NORTH SH LINE ORE > | | Campus Notes TO TAKE BAND TO OHIO When the Wildcats make their trip to Columbus this week-end, several hundred students and townspeople and the Northwestern band will accompany them. Thomas Airth, financial man- ager for the band, states that the $1,600 needed for the expenses of the band to make the trip, has been pro- cured from the band dance and from business men. Two special trains will carry the band, students and Evans tonians. For those left at home the day of the Ohio-Northwestern game a grid graph will be operated in Northwest ern gymnasium starting at the time of the kick-off at Columbus, Ohio. Each player will be represented on the grid graph by an electric light bulb which moves back and forth, giving an ac curate renresentation of the plays. ADDRESS BY DR. STONE Dr. John Timothy Stone, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church in Chicago, gave the address at the con vocation service at the church Sunday for students of the Medical, Dental, Commerce and Law schools of Mc- KinJock campus. President Walter Dill Scott also spoke, and Eric DeLamar- ter, one of the conductors of the Chi- cago Symphony orchestra, played for the services. LECTURES ON RELATIVITY The new world of space, time and matter was the subject of the lecture of W. Lee Lewis, professor of chem istry, Northwestern university, when he spoke before the Contemporary Thought classes on the Evanston and McKinlock campuses this week. High lights of the scientific thought of the day which he discussed included the doubt Einstein has cast upon such fundamental concepts as simultaneity the unity of time and the possibility of absolute motion; and the concep- tion of the electrons as the ultimate participle of that elusive form of energy which plays an increasingly important part in human life, namely. electricity. This was the second of the Con- temporary Thought lectures which are broadcast over WMAQ at 7 Wednes- day evenings. The first was given by Baker Brownell, professor of Con- temporary Thought and head of the newly organized department of Con temporary Thought. Throughout the year twenty-six experts in many fields of thought will speak in the course, which has as its subject matter the problems of people living in this new and changing universe and which will discuss the modern point of view in science, society, art, religion and philosophy. LEAD CHEERING Cheerleaders who are leading the rooters in Dvyche stadium this year are: Lawson Hahn, head cheerleader Eddie Richer, Jack Fowler, Preston Packard, Claire Matthews, Red Buck lin, E. A. Keeton, Sanborn Harrison Everett Bacone, James O'Keefe, Elvir George and J. C. White. Miss Eleanor Conway has just re turned from a vacation in St. Louis and is resuming her music classes in Wilmette and Winnetka. Telephone Wilmette 3347 DR. FRANK B. ERWIN VETERINARIAN Specializing In the treatment of Your best friends the "Dog and Cat" All calls receive my personal attention 1000 Ridge Ave. Wilmette, Ill.