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. - December 8, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 15 Women Voters' News (Continued from page 8) Sherwin, League president, said today. "It is our high hope that early and ap- proving action will be taken on the pact, which we regard, and I believe rightfully, as a most forward step to- ward permanent peace. "In supporting the Newton bill, which creates a child welfare extension serv- ice in the U. S. Children's Bureau, the league is once more maintaining its belief that the Federal government has a responsibility for public welfare in a scientific and educational program for the promotion of the health of mothers and infant children." Mrs, Alfred D. Kohn of Chicago, Chairman of the State Committee on Child Welfare, is in charge of the work on the Newton bill in Illinois. Mrs. Robert Van Leer Wright has been appointed a member of the Win- netka league delegation to the Cook County council of the Illinois League of Women Voters. Mrs. Wright will serve on the Cook County Schools committee. The Forum of the League of Women Voters has arranged an important con- ference on the subject "Where We Stand in Public Utility Regulation," on Saturday, December 8, at 2, in the Florentine room, Congress hotel. Three speakers of national reputation will present from their several view- points the real facts about such vital matters as Boulder Dam, Muscle Shoals, the government in business, Canada's municipally owned power plants, etc. The speakers are Mr. Don- ald Richberg, General Counsel, Na- tional Conference on Valuation of?Rail- roads, Mr. W. S. Vivian, Director Pub- lic Relations, Middle West Utilities Company, and Mr. Alvin C. Reis, Mem- ber of the Wisconsin Interim Com- mission on Water Power. Mrs. W. Norman Graham, Chairman of Living Costs for the Illinois League of Women Voters, is in charge of the program, It is seldom that the public has such an opportunity to get information first hand from men who are making history in the public utility field. PRESENT ASSEMBLY Mrs. Cawelti's sixth grade of the Greeley school presented an assembly at the Horace Mann building last Fri- day. The customs followed at medieval feasts were portrayed by the Greeley sixth graders. Mrs. Laird Bell, 1352 Tower road, returned recently after spending soma time in the East visiting her daughter, Helen, who is attending Bryn Mawr this year. Chinese Gifts that worthily represent the Golden Age of China's marvelous Art. Prices suited to all purses. Open evenings until Christmas Pagoda Loom Studio KATHARINE P. CRANE 1632 Chicago Avenue EVANSTON Greenleaf 5960 The Most Personal CHRISTMAS GIFT All children smile for Bernie BERNIE Your PHOTOGRAPH by BERNIE Arrange for Sitting NOW Better Pictures-- Better Values STUDIO 1623 SHERMAN AVENUE Tel. University 8998 CHOCOLATE COATED NE PEEL : * M spk of spicy strips of Orange Peel thickly coated with rich choc- olate. Made as only the DUTCH MILL can make it! And you'll discover one of the most delicious candies you have ever tasted. Also 100 other varieties of fresh candies from which to make your selection. NUTS for the Holidays--selected Salted Almonds, Salted Pecans, Salted Pistachios and Cashew Nuts. 4d AND ONE : = 75¢ Tar > Lake Forest Shop 284 E. Deerpath Ave. Lake Forest Wilmette Shop 1187 Wilmette Ave. Opposite Village Hall OTHER SHOPS ALL OVER CHICAGO