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Nes e Credit for this timely series should be given to Mrs. Richard Crampton, president of the Miller School Mothâ€" er‘s club and her indefatigable comâ€" mittee: Mrs. Frederick Connor, chairâ€" man, Mrs. C. A. Bunnell, Mrs. Horace Dawson, Mrs. William Dodge, Mrs. Mr. Pierce will also give two lecâ€" tures for adults on "The Releasing of Latent Power," and ""Our Mental Relation to State and to God," at the Woman‘s club of Evanston, 1702 Chiâ€" cago avenue, at 8 p. m. on the eveâ€" nings of November 16 and November 24. ‘The course subscription fee for the two evening lectures will be two dollm. a single ticket one dollar and With this idea in mind, the Miller School Mother‘s clqb has secured Mr. Frederick Pierce for a series of six lectures on "The New Way â€"With Children." .‘ These important lectures will be given at the Country club of Evanston, 1501 Oak avenue, at 10:30 ; a. m. oufmonflm of: Monday,| Nov.: 8; y, Nov. 11; Monday, | Nov. 15; Thursday, Nov. 18; Monday, § Nov. 22; Monday, Nov. 29. $ s ‘The course subscription fee will be | five dollarsâ€"a single ticket one dolâ€" p lar. ous speed. At first seized upon as a possible fad, it now Nflmed as perhaps the . important developâ€" _ment of all in the effort to unâ€" : lout: is f Iofw uhu-hniud No t to â€" and wandering. Greenwich Vilâ€" lage dwellers to exploit the public with halfâ€"baked theories; psychology is being carsfully and soundly taught by trained analysts; accurate scienâ€" tists like Mr. Pierce are showing how real and how accessible is the unâ€" conscious portion of the mind, and how closely it is connected with all vital activities. _ ___For several years Mr. Pierce has given five months annually to travel| in Europe, studying at first hand the|. methods â€" used there in â€" his three | branches of research: child psycholoâ€" | ] gy, psychoanalysig, and autosuggesâ€" | tion. The recent findings of his reâ€" i search are of such vital importance | & that all parents, teachers, and phyâ€"| 2 sicians should be thoroughly informâ€" ed: as rapidly as possible. t n logist of New York, who is to lecture in Evanston er the auspices of ‘the Miller School Mother‘s club of Evanston, is finfling . his prophecies of five years ago ¢qming true, in that the movement fqr serious analytical psychology has.grown with tremendâ€" Frederick â€" . Pierce, : Lecturer; Auspices Miller School + Mother‘s Club SERIES OF LECTURES TO BE IN EV ANSTON PAGE SIX on tem ie i pameseienents stt o s oo ooo t es Wl CR 77 Soua a ROoiol neh Cns nen .‘\Q ;. ‘ dian princess. the mine,;and had some of the rock assayed with satisfactory results, and how it may happen that George 0. "Pop" Hart may be called upon to fulfill his promise to marry the Inâ€" B2 Pn e d Romance developed and the Indian maiden wished him to buy her a pair of those ‘wonderful shoes which she had seen in pictures in newspapers and which the New York girls wore. "Pop" told the girl, whom he dubs "The Princess," that he would marry herbutthathewutoopoor. She saw the point but a few days later approached him with the offer of a gold wine, which had been gbandoned many years before. "Pop" accepted the miz:e"md had some of the rock Te c Ne d ut uoo o 9t oo n Indian maiden, the daughter of a vil. lage chief, who took quite an interest in his painting, going so far as to. show . him many . paintable spots among the mountains. ‘ Highland Park For the adult hard of hearing, at the Elm Place School. Classes every Monday, 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. ‘For further information comâ€" municate with An interesting personal experience atâ€" taches to his trip to this southwestâ€" ern state of Mexito. 1t seems the artist wanderer there met a young Indi‘n mliden. tha flawirhtias. LA ... / 5.m An The vyery: interesting exhibition of water colors, drawings and prints by "Pop" Hart will remain in the Print rooms â€"of the Art Institute until Noâ€" yember 15. No one who loves paintâ€" ings of the outâ€"ofâ€"doors, and the careâ€" free life. of the inhabitants of the tropics should overlook these paintâ€" ings and prints, They ~show with amazing skill the natives at work and at playâ€"even the vicious cockâ€"fight being represented in some ‘of the scenes. In & recent trip to Mexico, **Pop," who nominally calls New York his home, found delightful material in the far away l!exiean country of Oaxaca. As %’d %Mfirimoay and Now § e ave Mak "Cood, is Sioey * MEXICAN GIRL GIYVES ... ARTIST GOLD MINE Edward ‘Hall, Mrs.: John Hallowell, Mrs. Howard Jones, Mrs. David Mcâ€" Lelland, Mrs. Donald Miller, Mrs. Sidâ€" ney PUrter, andb.)ln. William hPriul. Tickets â€"may procured : through Mrs. Thomas Creigh, telephone H. P.‘ 189. P LIP READING ‘s. W. P. Johnson 18 N. Dale Avenue pa. PWRA tion, and will compete with other disâ€" trict â€"champions in the final contest. Mr. Heaps, besides studying| the art of the pipe organ under Professor Stanley Martin at Northwestern, is organist of the First (3<>!lm¢l¢:io'n‘ali church at: Wilmette. ‘He is also presâ€" ident of the Student Council of thq‘ N. U. Music School. Porter Heaps, of Evanston, 1, a senior at Northwestern university school of music, has won the district éfinflu- ship and a trip to Philadelphia, in the nationâ€"wide contest being staged unâ€" der the auspices of the National Fedâ€" eration of Music, in coâ€"operation with the Sesquiâ€"Centennial exhibition in that city.. The competition for this district included leading students of â€"music from Illinois, Towa, Wisconsin, and Michigan. â€" Mr. Heaps played the pipe organ and so won the ‘@pproval of the judges that they voted him champion of the four states. Within a few days, he will journey to Philâ€" adelphia as guest of National Federaâ€" | MV TR Seph en y n â€"reger repiag 3‘{‘“0: Cl:: !nvntbu. C Address Loan Dept. American Bankers Company Detroit Life Building } I ‘ _ DETROIT, MICH. STUDENT WINNER OF PIPE onGAg PRIZE Porter He £f Northwestern .. Gete Pide and To i9 ." No delqy.zkafiid Service. Any section U, S. A. or Canada. lln‘;ir_iq Invitâ€" ed from Banks, Bankers. Quickly; Any sums, First, Seconc{ Hort%le Loans, Improved or nlmfiroved Real Estate, omes, f}pntmientl.lp‘ lndnxg’ial roperties, Farms, R= struction Loans and Bond Issues, Tel. Highland Park 899â€"Y. 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