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February 18, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE ····· 0 I 19 0 ·· 0 ·· 0 · Chicago League of Women LOCAL WOMEN SHARE IN dent, Voters Forum. The chairman also has secured the GOVERNMENT INSTITUTE cussion help of the following women as disleaders : 0 0 ··············· 0 ········ 0 · $ · 0 · · · 0 0 r:i"'O ' League of Women Voters to Cooperate With Nortbweatem in Discussions A discussion of election laws in Illinois, including the direct primary which continues to b.e under the fire of many studt>nts of government, will take plac·e on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons, March 2, 3 and 4, at Northwestern university under the auspices of the Institute of Government of which Mrs. May Wood-Simons is chairman. The discussion, while mainly for women voters of Illinois, is not to be limited to them and ·mere man is extended a cordial welcome. Many local women will have an active part in the Institute affairs. Proposed changes in Illinois election laws will be discussed on Friday, March 4, by Judge Edmund J. Jarecki of the Cook County court. "What a Citizen Should Know of the Illinois Election Laws" will be the topic of Prof. Albert Russell Ellingwood of Northwestern university, on Thursday. March 3, and the direct primary will be the topic to be handled on Wednesday, March 2, by Dr. Jerome Kerwin of the Universit..v of Chicago. World topics also will be leading matters of discussion and will have experts to direct the round tables. Among the more important international subjects to be discussed will be 1 ' 'International Relations" to be considered by various authorities, inclmling Dr. Frank .\Vhitmore of Northwestern uni\·crsity chemistry department and an expert along line s of "Chemistry in \Vorld Affairs"; Dr. Isaac J. Cox of Northwestern who will talk of "Inter-American Problems in the Foreign Policy of the United States," and a prese ntation of views upon "Raw Material s in \\'oriel Politics," hy Dr. Jacob Viner, (,f the Cni,·cr. ity of Chicago. Some purely American questiom w1ll come up und er the head of "The Fednat Constitution." \\'ith Prni. K<.'nncth \\ '. t '()J,."!O\' · ,, f \ .l .. tlnn ·-.ttTII tlll ·\···rsity leading the discussion each of the three mornings at 10 o'clock. Prof. \Villiam L. Dailey ami Dr. A. ]. Todd of Northwestern and Dr. S. P. Breckinridge of the "Cni\·crsity of Chicago will lead in the consideration of '· 'Public Welfare in Government," also a forenoon topic, and at luncheon roundtables at the Georgian Hotel, Evanston, "Child Labor," "Horpe Rule in Illinois" and "\VhY \\'omen \\'ish to Serve on Juries" \\:ill be food for retlection and de hate. Many of the better-known Illinois women who have hccome active in the moycment to interest womrn in topics of the day in politics. have agreed to serve on the several committees. Mrs. Wood-Simons has the co-operation of the following as presiding chairmen at the various meetings:Mrs. B. G. Jamieson, chairman, dcP art 111 en t 1 t Ffticit'nr,· ;n (~m·e rn ment, Illinois League of \Vomen Voters; Mrs. Han-ey Edwards, preside· ~ t. r~van<.:ton LP11!UC of \\"r·tn r·n Vo·ers: Mrs. Mark W. Cresap, president, Kenilworth League of \V onH'll V ~tcrs: Mr.s. William G. Hibbard, of Winnetka, director of fourth region, National League of Women Voters; Mrs. Wirt Humphrey, president, Woman's club of Evanston; Mrs. B. F. Langworthy of Winnetka, president, Woman's City rluh of Chica~o; Mrs. John N. VanderVries, president, Winnetka League of Women Voters; Mrs. Charles P. Evans, president, Wilmette League of Women Voters; Miss Mabel Linn, president, Lake Shore League of Women Voters; Mrs. Willa B. Laird, presi- ~ I I I Mrs. L. B. Wood, president, North DuPage County League of Women Voters ; Mrs. Paul Rittenhouse, assistant to the president, Illinois League of Women Voters ; Mrs. A. R. Kinney, president, Berwyn League of .W omen Voters; Mrs. W. W. Ramsey, second vice-president, Illinois League of Women Voters; Mrs. W. R. Stephens, president, Oak Park League of Women Voters; Miss Florence Janson, professor of government, Rockford college; Mrs. W. C. Free, president, Winnebago County League of Women Vofers; Mrs. Dora W. Donahoe, president, Uptown League of Women Voters; Mrs. :Mark Mears, legislative chairman, Woman's City club of Chicago; Mrs. A. M. Morse, chairman, citizenship training, North DuPage County League · of Women Voters; Miss Edith Rockwood, public affairs secretary, Illinois · League of Women Voters. Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Smith, 62 Warwick avenue, are planning to leave Kenilworth Saturday for California) where they will tour for six weeks. 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