The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-15

Illinois, was then taken before the Ma
tional Woman's Trade Union League
and a: committee was appointed, con-
sisting Of Miss Mcdowell, Miss Jane
Nurses settlement Of New York. This
committee went to Washington and
called on President Roosevelt in regard
to the matter, and was assured Of his
approval and support. ~.
Mrs. Ellen M. Henrotin will talk on
NThe History==ef Industrial Organiza-
tion Among Women Miss Agnes Mes
tor will tell t'The Story of the Glove
makers. Miss Catherine Finnegan wall
tell '!The Story of the .Bindery
Womep,'' and Mrs. Margaret: Dreier
Robins: Of New York, will speak; on
"The Domestic in a Democracy. O's,..>,,7
There is great interest hereabout i4.
what DR.. W: II. w. Boyle, the able and
popular pastor Of House OF, Hope church
~ :. in St. Paul, is go
Chicago Wondering ing to- do about
;..1z - .s,f .s.:zt,::s.- his, call Ito the
What - Lake Forest Pres
...y.,- g., byterian church.
DR.. Boylew Do This pulpit has
e - z' just been vacated
by Rev. J. G. K. Mcclure after pas.
torate of twenty-five years. DR.. Nc
Clure has accepted the presidency Of
Mccormick Theological seminary. Dir.
way a S present de1d
but it is believed that he will accept
the call to this larger field There has
been some talk that the Lake Forest
church would wish DR.: Boyle to aban-
don some of the ideas of practical Chris
tian work which he has~put into. prac-
tice in; st. Paul in the form of normal
training classes, gymnasium and social
settlement work, but this is denied by
the Lake Forest committee. IS So: -
81 Chicago is to have popular lecture
course by Dr. Richard Burton, begin
ming Nov. .23 and lasting a month.
~: r. ~: . ~ 10. More exactly, DR..
DR.. Richard Burton Burton is to give
b. n >r"' four of twelve lee
49,, TO Be lures on The
, Poetic Drama a
Heard in Chicago course arranged
study department. of the University Of
Chicago. The lectures are given: ) in
Music hall at AIS pm. The general
subject Of Dr.. Burton g lectures will be
1.-THE Drama Today,n with the indi-
Stage "The Drama Of Ideals, . "The
~
Contemporary Dramatists. y Preceding
Dr.. Burton IS lectures Prof. Clark, an. in
terpreter well known in Minneapolis,
will give three lectures on The Mod
ern Drama, - ard after the holidays
William Norton Guthrie Of California
will give the remaining five lectures, on
- Racial Aspects of the Worlds Great
Dramas While in Chicago DR.. Bur-
ton will deliver number Of other leo
lures at various university extension
centers and elsewhere. e# z
Altho President Harper's guiding
versity Of Chicago, despite his serious
physical condition, his illness and par
tial disability throws much additional
responsibility on Dean Harry p: Jud-
son, formerly Of the history depart
ment of the University Of Minnesota.
Dean Judson represents President Har-
per whenever. the president is unable
to, attend to the duties Of his. office.
ity professors with foreign countries is
growing, the purpose being to promote
45,. friendly relations
The System Of between the coun-
tries making the
Exchanging arrangement. Last
|.ss year FL. Dewes
Profe ssors STARTED gave the Univers-
Fl ity Of Chicago
$4,000 year for five years to establish
"a lecturship on German history, life
and Institutions The work Of the. lee.
tureship will begin this fall with the
coming Of Professor Hermann Oneken
from the University Of Berlin to lecture
during the fall and winter quarters.
Professor Oncken was selected by the
imperial government to inaugurate the
scheme in behalf Of Germany. y 1
The work offered by Professor Onck,
len is a six months lecture course Oh
ls9t e rmany Since 1850, a thret
months seminar on the Intro duction
ito German Historical Investigation
and German AUTOBIOGRAPHY, and q
three months seminar on Exercises
in the History of German Unifcat ton,
1S62-1871.' y
s. In return Professor j Laugh1in,
head Of the department. Of political
economy 1t the d University of 6hicago,
will go to the University Of Berlin 80
| lecture. Is s - 5. 81
a new course has been arranged al
the university that Will enable bank
clerks and officials an opportunity 81
doing college work in the Inessof theil
| interests without Interfering with bust
| ness hours. The banking courses vii
be given nights and Saturday after.
Moons at the fine arts building. Dean