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* were the subject of a radio address Wednesday of this week over station WCBO at Waukegan and a talk at the Woman's Catbolic Club of Wil- mette last Friday afternoon by Mrs. joseph Joyce of Kenilwortii. chair-- man of legisiation,. law observance tand civil service of tbe Tenth district,. Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs, its past chairman.for frîendly cooper-, ation wyith ex-service men, and. a member of the club at which . he spoke. Briefly Outiine4 is ber, talk,: Quoting Mrs. Joyce-"Matters of iré mendous Importance are being, pre.- sented for lpassage orrefusai ln aur ieg- 1siative sessions ln Washington and thei state. capitale, and It le up to citizens of the United States to be on their guard and flot te allow clever, scheming. un-American arguments toa iileadl us inte compromising postions fromn whlch we may never emierge. as free Amený- cane."1 At the club she urged.women te, use their Intelligence, te, be informed, and to act ln regard to Iegislative mat- ters s0 that they may use their Influence in protection of country,. home, famiIy, and U ULU andMI VuUIVE. "The proposed amendment to the Con- stitution of the Unitd States regarding chlld labor, by 'whlch Congress would. be vested wlth complete power «ta limit, regulate, and prohibit' the labor of ail persons ln the United States under the age ef 18 years, was presented," she 1924, nd by March 18, 1927, 38 eut of our 48 states had rejected It and it was grous spposdlyradialthefight te put histhrugh as eenrevived and 20 tatsIncudng [Ilnoswhich slip- ped over, ratification at Springfield ln June, 1933, before anyene knew 'that they were even organized te revive the amendmeiit, have ratlfied it. Jt ta net a child labor amnendmeit, but a socialistic un-Amerloan mneaue, aiplying to agri- cultural and domestic labor as well as other exertion. It can be used flot only * te prevenit children under 18 frein labor- ing, but cati be used as well to national- ize educatien. WhIle sponsored by many well-mneaning people w-hem w-e weuld rather brand as mieinformed than un-American, 1h appears't 'e- Part of a ,very definite plan to destrey the républic and te substitute therefor, a social democracy, taking away from parents.the privilege: of caring for their Fernand de Gueldre Margaret. Farr of Lake. Porêst, Pia;tist, is Io be the soloist, at thse bene/it muicale and tea at thc homie.of Mrs. Brt J, Denfma i 1 Wilmette. Friday, ofternoon of this week for the scholarshipfund of the National College of Rducation. M Woam5s ~Isb. Sy Jean Fox How to tare for thé mental health of their children, and incidentally of themselves, was the sum and sub- stance of a talk, "Nipping Neuroticismn in the Bud" presented Wednesday of last week for the Woman's Club of Wilmette by Dr. Lena K. Sadier. The thorough medical background and rich luiman experience, of the doctor dissipate ail doubts tbat wbat she says is just -so much.hot air. Coin- fortable and joIly, mçther of a grown son, she with ber lutsband now di- rects> the Chicago Institute of Re- search and Diagrnosis. It is ber belief that neurÔtic ten- dencies form. during the nursery of pre-scbool period. Causative factors may be discord between the parents or between parent anid cbild, neurotic parents, financial stress in the borne, or a lack of physical well-being on the part of the child. Steps wbîch can 4e taken to. avert neurotic fen- dencies include training in the con- trol of the subcouscious mind. train- which by now must be bard at work practicing ber advice on their. fam- ilies. The -afternoon Pr égramn, conciuded by Dr. Sadler. w"s introduced by Robert Melville Brown of Wilimette young violinist. Accompanied by Miss EmilyRobets,4r. Brown gave an admirable performance.« Lincoin, Washiýnglon. RIM m iiI BO Shown The James Nelson and Anna.Louise Raymond foundation announces two special programs of patriotic motion pictures for children te be presented at the Field Museum of Natural His- toryon Lincoln's and Washington's. birthdays. Admission te these enter- tainments is free, and children fromn ail parts of Chicago and suburbs are. invited to attend. The Abraham Lincoln program, to be given on Tuesday, February 12, will consist of the films "<Lincoln and His Mother,?' and "A President's An- swer." The George Washington pro- gramn, on Friday, February 22, wili feature the film, "Washington, His Life and Times." The prograins wili be presented in the James Simpson theater of the muscum. There will be two sh owings of each, one beginning in the morn- ing at 10 and one at Il. No tickets are necessary. Children maycorne individually, either alone or accom-. panied by aduits, or they nmay join groups whicb schools, comuiunity cen- ters, and, other organizations.are in- vited to forin to bring cbildren.to tbe museum fer these entertainments. COMMERtCIAL ART,- ADYERTISING AND COPT,' PHOOGIAPTi LATOUT, I-EUINO AND DESIGN, PHfOTO-RET0UCIUlNg, DM11S DESIGN, I'ASHION ILLUSTRATION, INr. DECORAION. Nid-Year Xi mePlr 74.11-19-06 -S. .S. Miehigan Blvd., Chicago, D.pt. S. In Evansfon. S E CHLE R' 's LASTDAYS. 0F' SAL E F LOR SH E 1M SHOESf« MENad WOMEN FOR the WIND UP We are, inclucling smre ensational values in short 1616 Origthn 1607 Sherman al or' j