Give Quickly

At a meeting of the Iioard of Directors of the Y. M. C. A., held last Tuesday evening, the following resolution was passed. Resolved, ïhat unless the volunteer contributions to the general expense f und are sufficient to warrant the outlay, that the Association dispense with the services on Dec. lst, of the General Secretary. This action has become necessary because of the inability of the directors to secure new pledges, and their determination not to ask any person a second offering during the year. The directors refuse to allow the association to run in debt, and if this work is kept up for the balance of this year, the good people of Ann Arbor must come to the rescue. It should be understood, however, thafrwith the beginning of the year 1897, the Board will resume the work in full, and ask of the friends of the association their support to carry it forward as usual. This action is taken in order to keep out of debt. Can't you, dear reader, help the association a lit-tle in closing up the year's work ?