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Ib, for all fiatwork ‘mrfl,aofi shirts, . The quality is ‘courteous ‘and urn it to you when ty Communion at 7:30. . e Church School at 9:30. h,..‘m‘u:fl. he first Sunday in the month, Westivals, for Communion). ind 10 cents per Ib. for roned and the balance + $1.25 and 5 cents per returned damp, ready UNDRY nS LAUNDERERS" Y. NKOVEMBER 18, 19%6 Family at 1sS ~IMPORTANT â€"FACTOR Expert Writes of Salesmanship into Deal; Primary * Requisites The statement of President Clarâ€" oneoc.mo. d.&o University of. Michigan, that "the ordinary type of instruction in the eoum is not at all cted and is very litâ€" uolmodhuwuybytbom age college student" is causing much surprise in the ranks of educators and college authorities. ‘The stateâ€" ment is made in leading article in the November s Magaâ€" zine, just published, President Little utters other. opinâ€" iomvtdehmlkt&tomm authorities to look askance, for he has definite ideas concerning the brand ‘of Christianity which ought to be offered to: college boys and he calls the byâ€" now famous report of Committee of theAmerleanAuo-itflonb!Um ity Profesors on the restri¢ction of interâ€"collegiate fi“‘“ "one more document calculated to widen the alâ€" Dr. Little, who is one of the youngâ€" uzeonmhud:iqthemtry,ut- tacks the cold and impersonal regiâ€" mhflmdennq!m He cites the military language of the college rules and regulations and the committee report mentioned above as slaveâ€"driving tacties. â€" â€" f t o LE ch n Aeergu ib se en gioge . iWn ues | 3 0. 0) ).i "The student," says President Litâ€" n witk a Systew Moraies And qiee ate with a system of C nouncements . made | ex M’;:; the purpose of the convenience of those ‘oceupied in administration: He avoids or resists them at every opportunity. He will, on the other hand, if we allow him the chance, eventually understand and participate in disciplinary measures which are based primarily upon the belief that he is and desires to be inherently deâ€" cent, physi¢ally, mentally, and morâ€" ally. } ic wun have President Little then goes on to discuss the student‘s attitude toward religion. #} £is. k + "What he feels about his education is, I believe, also very largely denomâ€" inational Christianity," he continues. "Various articles. have been written and many sermons preached on the godless nature of our presentâ€"day colâ€" lege students.. Nothing seems to me to be farther from the truth. To be sure, they recognize and comment unâ€" favorably on certain phases of our inâ€" terpretation of Christianityâ€"they deâ€" cline to M“ifim to ‘anything ‘reâ€" sembling & ral degree in ‘organâ€" iged‘ worship. These signs are treâ€" mendously disturbing to many of the dlder generation. ; s "If we are to s;xe our college stuâ€" dents for participation in any conâ€" fessed form of Christianity, it seems certain that we must recognize ‘their rather extensive non-particigtton‘ in denominational worship. e must follow this up by realizing that they feel the need of some more general and liberal form of approach to Chrisâ€" tianity than is usually provided. Once We shall have to descend from the Tel. 1448 Oak Terrace Sash and Door co. OF AUTO .;.:..g.-udrua-msâ€" the corner. ¢ Fit your home with our new and Winter‘s Coming! Highwood, II!l. these things are done, one is in a falr way to move rapidly along the channel of thought which students themselves are following. â€" For the most part, one finds them keen, alert, and far more courageous in matters social and ‘spiritual than we were at their age." * EVANGELICAL CHURCH + Choir rehearsal on Friday night unâ€" der the direction of Mrs. Barrett. Lloyd George says America alone can save the world. Having had some expensive experiences in world sayâ€" ing, Americans have reached the point where they would prefer to save a litâ€" tle something for themselves. 11:00 Morning worship. Special music. 7:45 Evening services. Midâ€"week services every Wednesâ€" It is said that American tourists spent over $225,000,000 in Paris last year. No wonder the thrifty French are chasing an American whenever they see one. 4 The Baraca Bible class willâ€" meet on Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs, McClure, 851 North avenue. Second street near Laurel avenue J. G. Finkbeiner, pastor > 9:45 Sunday school session for all Becker Battery T HERE is _A no question about the econâ€" omy of buying an Exide at the presâ€" ent low prices. . BECKER GARAGE Do not confuse "EVERSAFE" with chem l’olufifam hich damage the cooling system. ¢ j ! } il”l 1 Wl y Nonâ€"inflammable and nonâ€"explosive, vaporless and odorless. 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