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30 WINNETKA TALK December 19, 1925 won -- Child Safety Campaign Spreads Throughout U. S. The Chicago and Cook County Cit- izens Child Safety campaign has been made national in its scope, O. G. Tem- me, general chairman, announced this week after being informed of plans for placing A-B-C (always be careful) visual education books into the hands of several million school children in other cities. The campaign was taken up in San Francisco where T. A. Tomasini is gen- eral chairman and Senator Shortridge, Major Rolph and other prominent cit- izens honorary chairmen. They plan to extend the campaign to all the ter- ritory along the coast and will organ- ize a Pacific coast division with San Francisco. Los Angeles and Seattle as the large branches. St. Louis school children probably will receive A-B-C books through the agency of the St. Louis chamber of commerce. A citizens child safety committee was organized there and the chamber of commerce examined the visual education plan with the idea of putting it to a vote of directors and expanding the campaign. Omaha business men visited the Chi- cago office and looked over the cam- paign for several days, then decided to place the books in Omaha and to suggest to other cities of Nebraska that they try a year of campaigning to end the slaughter of children by automobiles. Several smaller cities paigns in full swing. have cam- HEAD TEACHERS' GROUP Miss Laura F. Ullrich, instructor at New Trier High school, has recently been made president of the State As- sociation of High School Teachers of History and Social Science. This is a large organization which includes members from nearly all high schools in the state. VASSAR CLUB TO MEET Mrs. Keith Preston will entertain the members of the North Shore Vas- sar club at her home, 729 Emerson street, Evanston, Monday afternoon, December 21, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. William Fillmore Campbell of New Wilmington, Pa., arrived in Win- netka Friday to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. William Mec- Kinne of 605 Cherry street. EVANSTON Aca, this winter, "the events of the social cal- endar will take place-- as a matter of course--at season's Che ORRINGTON LAU 4a An) smartest | JLLINOIS ~--------DPatterson Brothers Easy Payment House RADIO Singer Sewing Machines Pianos and Players | Washing Machines and Somoras, Columbia Hoover, Hamilton Beach Edison Phonographs and Eureka Vacuum Adjusting, Repairing, Cleaners Tuning. Repairing and Supplies 816-818 CHURCH STREET Between "L" and Post Office Tel. University 654 Tel. Wilmette 526 CHICAGO STORE: 1950 Irving Park Boulevard,Tel. Graceland 4950 -- -- No smoky gas to burn oft When you replenish your fire with Chicago Solvay Coke you don't need to stand around while the smoky gases burn off. You don't have to wait to make several adjustments of dampers. Firing with Chicago Solvay Coke consists sim- ply of putting in more coke-- with your drafts properly set to produce the desired heat. Chicago Solvay Coke contains more heat -- ton for ton -- than hard coal and costs you 30% less. It has almost double the heat of soft coal, yet it costs less per ton. There are few ashes, no smoke and no destructive soot when you use Chicago Solvay Coke. Your fuel merchant will send a Service Man to look over your hot air furnace, boiler or stove and show you how easily and economically you can burn Chicago Solvay Coke. The established dealer deserves your business -- telephone him and place your order. oivay Coke Buy it*Burn it Youll Like it E. C. WEISSENBERG Phone 12