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giapce to the American flag, last gramn. >he wi present Dr. George D. Wedniesday at 2 o'clock. The Alla son;' pastor of the Wilmette Baptist churchi, who wiII review, '"Bare Hands uiclutl)ershiip was opening the and Stone WaIls," by Charles .Edward aftcrnlol programn of. its an- Russell. iimtl Ii.teriiatîûnal day.StliTse reviews are open .to thepublic. an th. r atiotc esur N 1as The, author whose work will be: re- anotilrpatiot\.gsur viewed is a' veteran journalist and lead-. the aninouncenieuti by Mârs. A .er in maàny reforin movements. Born lKlunder, the president', during in Daveniport, Iowa, and graduated thtilucheon hour, thalt is fron' St. Johnsbury acaderny ini Ver- \ViliamH. cot ha prseîtedmont in 1881, he began bis newspaper Amriancareer as a reporter on. the Nw Yor to the club the large Aneia Herald. Serving, three. years as city flag 6 feet by 9 feet hanging on editor of the New York WVor1d, and the_ north wall of the smhall audi- later becoming managing editor of the Anierican,, he, became publisher of the tOlUll.Chicago Atnerican. He had been a re- Students froin International Hbuse I pot of fifty years. Since 1904, he at thé. University of Chicago* were tlhe pohatem.l ye iaun ycnrbtn jecturers and singers of the afternoon. t ni agazines, lecturingý on sociology, SIpeaking first so tlat. lie nuîght jand literature,, and by excursions. into leave immdediately for a class at the univ rsity, 'MIousheng Lin, brillianit !pq1itics. He has mnf for office as gov- ChieseIawscola stdyng n tisernor of New York. and for mayor country on fellowships, outlinied -the of New orknit fo the saoci anis problenis facing his home'-land. Dis pry o Ui tt~ s ntorna-d '-in 1-91 le declined lis partysnoma plavinig a mastery of Engligh ic tion for the Presidency. He was a * mghtputto ham mot Aerias member of the special diplomatic mis- lie xhii.te aninsight into national. sion sent oRsiin197 adevd ac iehnaional politics uiicainly I n te t ~si n11,adsr onc the President's Industrial commis- oie so youthful, and>Ieft bhis audience withl the impression that no mlatterSif i199 how ptuzzling the class, racial, politi-! This, his newest*book, deals with the cal. industrial, cultural and interna- 6fght for reform. In 1927 his "'Aneri- tiona l probleins, which he deslcribed, can Orchestra and Theodore Thomas," nxay, prove, China. will1 have,'tomo:r-m woný the Pulitzer prize for the best rowv, in Mr. Lin an d others like him, biography of that year. cornpetent. leaders. P. M. Titus, student frou India, îaow enrolléd at Chicago Theological seiinary, talked next upou "GiandhiiP's .Phlilosopby." Resembling' greatly in bis spare appearance the "Mahatma1 hinîself, Mr. Titus explained tlat Gandhi's policy .of, non-violence a not todgy subscribed to by the ima- jority of Indian youthsi,, and lie pro-i phesied :a revolution of blood' unless Gandhîi regain s his following, in- mesuesof passive resista.ncc.- He concluided,. by request, with. an Indian chant, melodjc'and sad. A Bulgarian -student chorus of seven men's voices followed Mmf. Tit .us on the program. The singers %vore Junior MasquieracIe The niext Ju.nior High assembly dance at Shiavnec %ill be a masquerade hall 0.1 1'riday., March 9. Prizes will be given flor the prettiest and clèvere1st N.1. XM itlgley of 533 Kent road, Kenlwor1xVvths, vas.given a litie surprise party last Friday evening by some of bis Kenilworth friends, in celébration of bis birthday. Mrs. F. W. Fuerm; wood avenue. was 835 Green- ess to her. Tuesday. 5427-31, BR3OADWAY, en the For ltI CHICAGO Phono CHICAGO TRANSLATE 600I NO TOLL ýCHARGE CHICAGO'S AND NORTH $J-IORES LARGEST CLEANERS s11, . n Cli,. TE 1061 I Value is More important today than ever before.- In Dry Cleaning, the receive for Good membrs 1after an open discus- roted upon and passed the mient to the by-laws, proposed s. David J. Pavis, raising the es five dollars, and heard com- reports froin Mrs. Earl G. Mrs. Gordon Hannah,. Mrs. Adausan. Mrs, Ffenry C. UR LEMANN OPTICAL CO. EVANSTON 6 10 Churçh St. CHICAGO FiffsfI.d Bdgj. Detroi, p.r workman ship you the price you pay determines value* T herefore, if you seek value through, fine -qualityour services are particuà- Iarly appealing. tnittee LOW, 'Rrank Hall.,