The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-22
For additional Special Notices see Inside Pages.

nesy-m AMERICAN SOCIAL SCIENCE AssooIA-
The Ninth General Meeting Of the AMERICAN
the HALL OF the UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLyA-
NIAon october 25, 26, and 21.
A"' '0Ai' ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25.
MORNING SESSION.
sA M.-opening Address, by Hon. William Strong,
1g M.-"Mlnine Legislation" NY by EcEeT T B. Coke
ESQ, of Philadelphia.
Provinces as Members OF the United States
Benefit both Parties? ~ by E. H. Derby,
1'20 Z. M.-''Minority Representation in Europe"
Thomas Hare, ESQ, OF London.
EVENING SESSION.
T'45 2. M-"Homes for Workingmen and orking
women" by George b. Emerson, ESQ.,, OF
$50 p. MN"Civii Service Reform" by ]. G. Rosen-
garten Esq, of Philadelphia.
c. 4. BuGkalew, Of bloomsbury, Pa.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER &C.
II A. M-Discussion.
gislation," by Hamilton A. Hill, Esq, Of
1g4O p M..-The paper for this hour to be advertised
l.2O p. M.-"The Press in its Relations aud Innu-
ences," by Hon. George II. Yeaman, OF
EVENING SESSION.
745 p. Mon Method In the Study OF Social
Science" by Hon. W. II. Lowrie, OF Phila-
delphia.
$50 7. NJ M.-''Indusrlal Effects ofsthe Present War
In Europe" by Hon. David A. Wells, OF
sr5 p. M-"Present Condition of American Char
Biography" by Professor j. b. Whitney, OF
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
MORNING SESSION.
IL A. M.-Dscussion.
l2 M.-"The Evidence OF Experts" by DR.. Isaac
co.. Ray, OF Philadelphia; ,o..,
1910 L. M.-'1nteTnatiOnal Industrial Competi-
tion," by Joseph Wharton, Esq, of Phila-
7oo ID Nj rn rrhonrv oF tho Ciy,1 Caryioo r h
b. Coke, Esq. OF Philadelphia.
EVENING SESSION.
1'45 p, M.-"ATt Schools, by Charles G. Perkins,
$40 P NJ ~concudiSg Address by the, President.
Members OF the Association and the public gene
rally, are invited to attend. -
President OF the Association
j. Nj. MCKIM,
On behalf of the Executive Committee.
Chairman Of the Philadelphia Branch
j. q. R0SENGARTEN,
1t Secretary of the Philadelphia Branch
Reg A D E MY OF MU 81 c..
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES
MISS OLIVE LOGAN,
ON MONDAY EVENING, October "a,
Subject-'"THE BRIGHT SIDE"
MRS. f. w. LANDER, october 26,
"a MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM"
JOSH BILLINGS, october 2S,
Hon. Charles Summer oct. 81 Petroleum V. Nasby
Nov 2; Miss Isabella Glyn, Nov. 3; George William
Curtis, Nov. A.
Admission 10 each Lecture re.............. 80 cents
Reserved seats. =. ..... ......... % cents extra.
Tickets to ANY OF the first ten Lectures for sale at
Gould Fischer's Piano Rooms, No. 923 CdESNUT
Street, from A. NJ. To p. M. daily, and at the
Academy on the evenings OF the lectures.
Doorsopen at IN lecture at S. 1t
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