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--- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1924 ispeakérs most recently selected.. They N.U.T0 HOLD STUDENT MEET Prominent Speakers for Con- ference Next Week Two more nationally prominent men have been added to the list:of speak- ers at the Northwestern Student con- ference to be held at the university February 5 and 6, the executive com- mittee in charge announced this. week. Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr of Detroit and Dr. L. K. Williams of Chicago are the will address the conference on the two biggest "problems confronting them, namely the question of race relations and of the problem of war. On Investigation Tour Dr. Niebuhr it at present pastor of the Bethel Evangelical church in De- place on the interracial commission of Chicago. His history has been that of an educator and leader of his race. For three years he was dean of a large colored college at Fort Worth, Texas, and for one-year was its president. He was president-of the-Baptist Edu- cational convention of Texas for twelve years. He is.at present pastor of the largest colored..church in the country, a church of over 9000 mem- bers. Three Fold Purpose The purpose of this convention is threefold: to translate the Indian- apolis convention, at which over seven thousand students from colleges throughout the country attended last Christmas, into terms of local college life; to consider our relations to cer- tain critical problems which are dis- turbing the peace and "unity of the world; and to consider whether Chris- tianity is the best solution of these problems. " In order to achieve these ends, the entire management of the conference is in the hands of students. After each of the addresses by outside speakers, opportunities will be given the stu- to find out how the students stand on these big problems. Program Tuesday, February 5, 1924. 2:00. General Assembly. Speeches by students--"Youth in the New World." Address--The Race Problem. Forum led by speakers. 8:00 General Assembly. Address--The Problem of In- dustry. Open Forum led by speaker. Wednesday, February 6, 1924. 9:00. Discussion Groups led by students. 11:00. General Assembly. Address -- 'The International Problem and War. Open Forum. 2:00. Discussion Groups led by students. 6:00. Banquet. Address--"The Challenge of the World to Christianity." CHEAP ENOUGH! The flash of lightning that rips the sky from horizon to horizon looks beautiful--BUT, according to scientific $1,175.00 SALES-ROOM AND SERVICE-STATION 1107 Chicago Avenue C. H. BRIGGS Evanston $495.00 | WILLYS-KNIGHT--OVERLAND F. O. B. Toledo a A) SIE) x : troit. During the last year, however, | gots to ask questions from these au- calculation, is worth only about one he has been away from his charge thorities. After the convention a vote | dollar, in terms of modern central sta- and has been traveling in Europe with will be taken on the subjects discussed | tion service rates. the Kirby Page Psion YH ; - vestigating condition = in ' e » : os GC n . . a a Foals KET axtensiyely PL SR Sh ) Convenience {4 J for the Fellowship of a Christian?so- ips oO I eT . : 5 cial order since his return, and has == [38] cd with Economy proved bimeelt oy bpve a Jeo of Wy ES flu NOW- and .a breadth.of. ook |: X COMA] Ra en him Henan the TR = 1 ASH DAY?" is strenu- problem of dntesvationg] relations and Vi eid py) ous enough without the war in a thorough manner. y \ dditi 1 > : Spf ag ms i Eh Pa | Kgl on sere in ll Circumstances fo 7 there's no ready hot water. in this country. 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