A Desirable Course Of Lectures

The Studants' Christian Association has arranged lo-r a series of lecfcuires upan present, day problema, to be deli'vered ia Newberry Hall by prominent people. In order to defray the expenses tickets for tlie course will foe sold for 50 cenote, and stogle admiseions 25 cents. The list ia as follows : Nov. 20- Professor G ra bain Taylor, professor of Applied Sociology, Chicago Theological Saminary ; Subject : 'Some Practical Phase of the Labor Problem." December 2 - Eev. Washington Gladden. One of tlie greatest pulpit orators of Amei-toa. Sabject : -'The Serinon on the Mount, as the Basis oi Soetial Eeconstniction." Also December 3 - At 4 p. m. - at Univerett-j- Hall. Sn'bject : "The Form and Substaince of Culture." Deceimber 7 - Samuel M. Jones, mayi or of Toledo, OMo. Sulbject : "The I Galden Bule in Real Life." January 20 - Jane Addams, made famous by lier work to Huil House, Chtoago. SiLbject : "The Study oi a Chicago Alderman." TliLs su.bject 13 ome of intonse interest as .luanületl by thiis intensely interesting lecturer. Also Jamuary 21- Subject : "Totetot." Thfe is a series that will be of great interest to Anm Arbor ieople, ] and one tlmt.they will desire to .heai' i:om beginning to end. The raerely nomtnal price asbed for the course vil ba us-ed to defray expenses. Newberry Hall sliiould be filled to overflowing each evening. Every newspiaper treasures up ia lts menno-ry the names of ita frlends I and, l&kewlse, lts enemies. It seldom I i ever, overlooks au opportunity to i asaist tire former, but neer goes out pf Hbs way to boost ie latter. HumaiL niaitnire is pretty mucb the same i everywhere. People who show the newispiaper man feindness aever made a better investment or one tliat more K-urely pays theui a huindred íold, f-oomer or lat-er. As i)t has be-eu vruly sa4d, there coirues a 'enne in Uie dUfe of evrery ïaan whem a word aid by a nevvspaper either makes ör Hn■makes the Individual mentioned.