W. C. T. U. Convention

Arraaigements for tlie W. C. T. ü. Comvention, which will be held next Tuesday, Wedoesday, Tliursday and Friday iii the Presbyterlan church of this city, are about finished, and complete programmes will soon be distributed. Froan 250 to 300 delegates are expected. Fine talent in all depariments of W. C. T. U. work lias been secured, and all the meetings wiH be interest ing and instructiv'e. Kev. Hemrietta G. Moores' lecture on Tliursday evejiing, and John G. Woolley's on Friday evening, yill be especially fine. All wlio Avould like a.n opportunity to meet the state officeira ;nnl delégate? are invited to attend the recept ion Wednesday cvenlu(g at 6:30. At 7:30 a litefary and ïiiusiciil programme 'will be giyera in the auditorium. The musie will be by a qiianrtte and the Ann Arbor Zither Club under the direction oï Pro:'. R. H. Keonpi. The literary part of ïhi' programme will con.sist of the following addreeses, and readings by Mrs.; ï. C. Tmeblood : -For God and Hoane and Natlve Land," I!ev. P. N. White. "If Ave save the Childiin tü-day, we have saved the Nation To-morrow," Supt. W. S. Perry. "Total Abetinence for the Individual ; Total I'rohibition for the Xation," Prof. J. 1!. isteere. "'ïhe Htu-oes oí the l'as: i-annot fight the Battles of To-day," Judge X. W. C'heevei-. Pres. Angelí has kindly tend'■ i ' -i L tui nwtation to the. eonventLom delegates to vleit tlie University.