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Bh GNC TTT. 68 WINNETKA TALK November 10, 1928 Distriet PRESIDENT Hoover Smith. U0. C0 SENATOR Glenn GOVERNOR Emmerson Thompson ATTORNEY GEN. Carlstrem ........ Courtney REP. AT LARGE MeCormick Chindblom Weber STATE REP. RECORDER Jaranowski Smith oun ovis STATE'S ATTY. Swanson SHERIFF Weldeling Traeger CLERK CIR. CT. 'Wallace Bowler CLERK SUP. CT. Erickson Szymezak CORONER WOME: .:.:% 5-41 Kramer Gray SENATOR Glenn Cermak ......---- GOVERNOR Emmerson Thompson Weber STATE REP. Tekes .... Brogyer 3 McGrath .. SANITARY DIST. Weideling Traeger REP. IN CONGRESS 386 105 354 116 365 127 366 389 396 285 225 392 69 302 167 71 405 140 317 383 152 199 134 213 188 493 193 330 460 167 457 118 482 3 342 46 319 48 276 5 273 326 45 232 126 306 41 235 119 142 315 168 226 313 58 238 4 350 101 326 106 303 139 323 341 290 435 165 273 157 241 463 126 547 104 594 647 101 461 255 607 103 399 319 174 657 193 491 620 128 © 603 113 396 53 375 55 316 124 344 74 388 377 35 324 53 492 144 151 378 348 108 304 68 350 386 48 310 111 7 398 167 374 155 310 237 363 153 399 215 489 465 4 434 134 436 480 408 419 95 395 91 302 203 368 93 403 688 171 510 489 478 242 11 353 142 342 127 332 152 323 128 361 366 213 65 533 171 401 472 133 477 107 531 172 492 173 494 192 482 154 537 41 43 33 13 34 13 24 14 10 30 17 16 22 13 32 Tabulate Complete Election Returns of New Trier Township Tabulated in the adjoining columns are the complete unofficial election re- turns from the thirty-one voting dis- tricts in New Trier township. Names in black face type represent Republican candidates, light face, Democrats. The precinct polling places are re- corded as follows: Precinct Polling places: Glencoe--No. 1, Union church; No. 2, Fire station; No. 3, Union church; No. 4, St. Elisabeth's church; No. 5, Mueller Flower shop (90 Linden avenue.) Winnetka--No, 6, at 954 Linden ave- nue (Reid); No. 7, Glennetka garage, 911 Linden avenue; No. 8, Ilg Florist, 857 Pine street; No. 9, Winnetka Com- munity House; No. 10, Judge Northrop of- fice (Center street); No. 11, Parish House (Oak and Linden); No. 12, Fire station; No. 13, Carlton building; No. 14, at 460 Winnetka avenue; No. 15, North Shore Country Day school. Northfield--No. 16, Avoca road school house. Kenilworth--No. 19, Kenilworth As- sembly hall; No. 20, Kenilworth Assembly hall. Wilmette--No. 17, William Thalman No. 18, Hoffman store (Lake avenue) ; hall (Gross Point Village hall) ; No, 21, Fire station; No. 22, Village hall; No. 23, Village hall; No. 24, Byron Stolp school; No. 25, Byron Stolp school ; No. 26, Logan school ; No. 27, at 1437 Wilmette avenue; No. 28, Millen Hardware store; No. 29, at 1135 Greenleaf avenue; No. 30, Laurel school ; No. 31, at 421 Fourth street. Breaking Light Posts New Game With Motorists Here Three electric light posts were wrecked as a result of a like number of automobile accidents in Winnetka, Wednesday. One occurred early in the morning and the other two in the afternoon. At 3:10 in the morning, Lathrop Ressequie, 1484 Scott avenue, crashed into a post on Oak street, near Center street, according to the police. The car was towed to a garage where it is being held on order of the police pending the adjustment of damages to village property in the sum of $41. The second post to fall was on Sher- idan road, at Elm street, at 3:45 in the afternoon. F. R. Gamble, of 613 Sheridan road, Evanston, in an effort to avoid being struck by a car driven by Mrs. W. P. Holst, of 137 Glenwood avenue, Glencoe, swerved his car to the left, but could not avoid the impact, and "crash" went his car against post No. 2 Post No. 3 fell two hours later, in front of 574 Lincoln avenue. Bachecki, 802 Main street, Evanston, in backing a truck out of an alley, swerved the machine into an orna- mental light post, breaking it off near the ground. Junior Red Cross Holds Its Assembly at Skokie Junior Red Cross assembly was held at the Skokie school Thursday morn- ing and was conducted by the 8-D social problems class of Miss Marian Russell. The Skokie school conducts international correspondence and ex- changes portfolios with foreign schools. Several gifts from these schools pre- sented to the Skokie school last year and a new exhibit from a school in Japan were shown. Miriam Fetcher was chairman of the assembly and talks were given by Bet- ty Weston, Jeanne Stout, Stanton Schuman, Edmund Frazer, Stephen Powell, Bob Meleney, Grace Fales, Hobart Young, and Judith Fox. Other members of the class took part in a poster parade which was a part of the assembly program. The Junior Red Cross canvass was to be held at the Skokie school yes- terday, the date of the roll call for the National Red Cross. fd hh hE hah a anda ad bs