New Y. M. C. A. Secretary

The offlcers of the Young Men's Christian Association have engaged Mr. W. C. Huil as secretary of the local associa tion for the next seven months. Mr Huil is in the University and devote only half his time to the work. He i wel] prepared for the work to wliich he has been chosen, inasmuch as he has spent several years iti the field. Por eight months lie was the office secretary of the Boston association, and for one year was secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of Springfield, Mass. Since that time he has devoted his vacations to the work. This year Mr. Huil has been assisting Rev. C. A. Young in the work of the Christian church.