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EMINENT MEN 10 SPEAK
COMMITTEE ON STUDIES NAMES
LECTURERS FcEs COLUMBIAN
CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL
RANGE OF sIBJEcEs = WIDE
Institute VIII he Held at Detroit,
Mich, and VIII &C.,
tinue for Three
10 Weeks.

Inc committee on studies of the Co.um-
plan Catholic Summer school has just
completed the list of lecturers for the
coming session, which viii open at De-
troit, Mich. July 9, and continue until
the 31st.
The course consists of three lectures On
Fundamental Ethics. by Rev. Joseph
Campbell D. D., of st. Paul, Mimi; the
subjects are, Console nee, Morality"
and .Imputability of Moral EVIL DR..
Henry Austin Adams, of Brooklyn, n.
Y, will deliver a course of three lectures
on biographical subjects; one lecture Will
be on Daniel O'Connell." The Rev.
Myles j. Whelan, of Baltimore, Md, VII
give three lectures: subjects, Authority
in Religion" Religious Indifferentfsm,"
and "The Reunion of Christendom.
Thomas O'HaGan, L. L. D., Pm. D., OF
Toronto, Canada, will speak on Woman
in Shakespeare and "Charles Dickens.
Prof. Monaghan, of the State univers y,
Wisconsin. will speak on Labor and
Strikes Trusts and Commercial EA
pansion.
Rev. Michael O'Connor, S. J., of Chi
cago, will deliver three lectures: subjects
not yet announced James JeHFey
Roche, editor of the Boston Pilot VIII
speak on Irish Wit and Humor ana
Some Newspaper Experiences KEY.
r B. Doherty, c. S. p, of New YORK
city, will speak on THE F'riars IN the
Philippines with the Army at Man
la" and "The Outlook in the Phllip-
mines" Rt Rev. Thomas Conaty, rector
of the Catholic University of Washing
ton, will deliver three lectures on eouca-
tional subjects. cnd
The Rev. Joseph Schrembs, of Grand
Ranids Mich, will lecture on Inc
Catholic Church and Civil Liberty,
Hon NJ j. Wade of Iowa City 10, VIII VII
speak on Some Grave Social Problems
Rev. J. p Carroll, d. D., president Oh
e. Iosenh,s college. Dubuque, To-, will
speak on king. Lear Rev. MARIN q
Brennan, AM, SGD, of ST. LOUIS
will give an Illustrated lecture on 'Ihe
Sidereal Universe;' Rev. E. P. Graha;n
of Cleveland, o. will also deliver one
lecture. .p-'-i
Thursday Jalye1S, has been set apart
for the knights of Columbus Inc lee
turer for this occasion has not yet peeh
announced. M
Special arrangements have been mace
for impressves religious ceremonies on
the Sundays during the session OF tne
school. Among church dignitaries VINO
will be present are: His Eminence Car
dinal Martine1li, Mgr, Falconio, apos-
tolic delegate TO Canada; Most Rev
Archbishop Katzer, Ri Rev. Bishop
Richter, Rt Revra Bishop O'Gornan- and
Most Rev Archbishop Bruchest, of Mon
treal esq
A Sunday school conference will be
held during the first week of the school,
The speakers already announced are:
Rev. ]. II. O'ConneIl, Of Toledo O.; Rev
NJ ]. OBrien. OF Green Bay, Wis; Rev.
. Frank O'Rorke, Monroe, Mich, and Miss
Minnie Kelfiher, Green Bay, Wis. These
conferences will be in charge of Very
Rev. ]. F. Dolphin, president Of ST.
Thomas college, st. Paul.
During the second and third weeks
of the school teachers institute will
be held under the charge CT Dr.. Edward
Mclaughlin, of Chicago.
Coincident with the sessions of the
school will be held the meetings of the
Reading Circle union These meetings
will continue throughout the entire ses-
sion of the school. A large attendance
is already assured
A large illustrated circular has just
: been issued by the officers Of the school,
copies. of which may be obtained from
the secretary, John A Hartigan, 1857
st. Anthony avenue. ,iRapbo Minn4os