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December 4, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Women Voters Meet (From Headquarters, Winnetka League of Women Voters) The question of women serving on juries has aroused considerable inter- est. The statute, prescribing the prep- aration of jury lists in countries hav- ing jury commissioners, says they shall include "all electors between the ages of 21 and 60." Women want to serve on juries, thereby doing their share to give pro- tection and insuring fair play to their fellow-citizens involved in difficulties requiring court consideration. The community needs the opinion of both men and women in administration of justice. The exclusion of all individuals of a class from jury service because they belong to that class, has been declared by the United States Supreme court to injure and make less valuable the pro- tection that a jury trial should afford to them when they appear as contes- tants in the courts. Charles M. Thompson, Judge, Illinois Appellate Court, First District, Chi- cago, says, "as a matter of public pol- icy, I think it would be a good thing to have women as well as men subject to jury service." "I can see no reason whatever why they should not serve," states Freder- ick A. Brown, former president of the Illinois, Bar association. "I not only believe it is right, but their duty as well--I would consider the service of women on jury cases and Grand Juries as a public benefit." Mrs. Arthur M. Barrett, 530 Cherry street, has as her guest for the week- end. Miss Ella McDonald of Pasadena, who is returning to California after three years spent in Europe. HERE FOR ARMY-NAVY GAME Horace Hubbard, son of Mrs. Charles Hubbard of 849 Foxdale ave- nue, returned with the midshipmen who came for the Army-Navy game last week-end. Mr. Hubbard graduated from New Trier High school in June of 1926, and entered Annapolis this fall. Friday evening, Mrs. Hubbard enter- tained at a family dinner in her son's honor, the guests attending a dance following the dinner. Mrs. Sam Rice, 656 Lincoln avenue, will be hostess to the Pine Street cir- cle at her home on Friday, December 10, at 2 oclock. Mrs. Karnopp will give a reading and there will be Christmas Carol singing. ---- Mrs. Wyndham H. Channer of 562 Cherry street, entertained at tea from 4 until 6 o'clock, Wednesday, Decem- ber 1, in her home. | Feeble Adults | Old Find | Ladies Laughter | Little Over Infants Amateur Even Theatricals | Solemn | See "FOLLIES AFLOAT" Skokie School Dec. 8 and 9 8:15 P. M. Tickets $1--Adams Drug Store ! BEAUTY You will find great pleasure 522 Linden Street Complete SERVICE here. We cater to those who are most particular about their hair dress. You will find our work entirely satisfactory. A phone call will make an appointment ALICE BEAUTY SHOP PARLOR in having your hair dressed Winnetka 800 3 Make Wet Feet . . . . but this can be remedied, bring your shoes to us. Let us rebuild them be- fore the bad weather sets in. The latest device permits us to re- sole women's shoes without nails or stitches. Ask us about this wonder- ful service. Annex Shoe Rebuilder's Store 8 Prouty Annex--Opposite C. N. W. Depot Slush and Sleet R. Wagner Telephone Winn. 991 BLACK & WHITE CAB CO. Drivers Are Minute Men The Black 8 White Cab driv- er is a useful and mighty active citi- zen. He is out in all sorts of weather. He is at the beck and call of everybody. He knows Winnetka better than anybody else and covers it from end to end. When he answers a call, he never knows what he is going to face or in what isolated district he may have to go. But he goes, just the same. Wherever you want to go, he goes. When the mercury is at zero, or a blizzard is raging, he keeps on going! He can't drop into some snug re- treat and get warm, like you can. He is work- ing for a systematic transportation institution, not just a cab company. He never calls the office and says he can't stand the weather. He isn't a quitter or a whiner. He is a good deal of a Man. He is a public guide and a public pro- tector. We know what kind of a soldier he is. We have seen him tested on countless oc- casions and we swear by him. BLACK & WHITE CAB CO. Phones Winnetka 72-73-74 7 Passenger Sedan for Hire