The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1920-09-30
MASTER COURSE
STARTS FRIDAY
Professor Joseph Jastrow
First to Speak in Annual
Entertainment Series.
RECITAL BY BAUER

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the Kenosha County Bed in the Ameri-
can Memorial hospital in Rheims,
France, will open on Friday evening
at the Elks' club when Professor
Joseph Jastrow, eminent psychologist
and the foremost opponent of the
spiritistic theories of Sir Oliver Lodge,
will deliver the first Of the three ad
dresses which he is to make in Keno
sha. He is one of the several masters
and master minds which will be
brought to Kenosha for the course Of
thirteen entertainments
The season tickets for the course
may still be purchased at the Hurd
Drug store, the Elks' club or at the
Turner Flower store. A ready re-
Spouse has been found for the tickets
but it is believed that there are still
many Kenoshans who will desire to get
season tickets before Friday.
The tickets are transferable and
those in management of the course
have requested that they be given to
others in the event that the original
holders are not able to attend any Of
the lectures.
A course Of twelve lectures and one
musical recital are to be given this
fall and winter for the benefit Of the
Kenosha county bed in the American
Memorial Hospital in Rheims, France.
Friday evenings, October !, and IS,
Prof. Joseph Jastrow, the eminent psy-
biologist. Joseph Jastrow A. B.. A. NJ,
Phi. D., has occupied the chair OF psy-
chology in the University of Wisconsin
since 1885, Author Of "Fact and Fable
in Psychology" The subconscious,"
THE Qualities OF Men," Character
and Temperament" THE Psychology
Of Conviction" etc. contributor to
/ popular and scientific magazines on
psychological, educational and general
I subjects: in charge Of the section OF
psychology, Worlds Columbian Expo
I sition; lecturer 1T Columbia University
1910; past president Of the American
Psychological association.
Professor Jastrow was the foremost
7 opponent Of the theories Of Sir Oliver
I Lodge last season. His lectures on
The Revival Of the Belief in Spirits
! had to be repeated four times in New
York, and Prof. Jastrow also gave it in
Washington and before the Contempt
rsry Club Of Indianapolis Professor
Jastrow viii give three lectures on
4 phases Of practical psychology.
4 The subject of the first lecture will
\ be 'The Psychology Of Social Traits
4 Applied TO Life and Business"
The second lecture, Character and
Temperament-The Sources Of Human
4 Quality"
\ The third lecture, ~0ccultisn and It's
I SuTwivals Including Modern Spiritual
4 ism"
Other lecturers who will appear on
the course are Julian B Arnold, an
4 thor, philosopher and poet; John Cow
PER Powys, English critic7 Edward
Howard Griggs. who proved entertain
4 ing and instructive here last year:
and r. r. Baumgardt, noted scientist
\ and agtrononer.
Bauar Sends Program.
One of the nost interesting features
\ OF the COURSE is the co1cHra which liz
4 To be given On "Wednesday evening,
October 9th, by HRr0gd BBuar, rnBBta.
pianist. Mrs. z. G. Simmons has 5uBt
received the program for Thus number
of the course and lis announcing lit Bs
follows
\ 1-Partata IN B fiat, Bachs ltran-
scrfba8 from the hsrwsichord by HBr-
4 Old BRuarD; Pralu5a5 AllsmRndas Sara
hands; MHmnads Clique.
2-SgnRfa in B minor, Chopin AIla-
r1,5s Scha-2os Largo Presto.
H Impr0rnptu in E fiat, Schubert,
\ Manust i'm B manor, Schubert RIO
nance in r sharp, Sc11umanns Novel
4 aetta in d major, SrhumBnn
n IN usssbts an RDndagu, Rasneau;
4 Sonata in a, Scsrlatti- .JeuK d'snu
A (T7uuntai1s0, Rawsls Etnae en- forme de
II WnlsR. SAINT S5sHrB
\ Friday Ersr5rE. Drtubar ~
\ Julian b. Arnold, NOTED author, phil
4 ps0nhHr md pusst As q son Of SID
\ Edwin ARNOLD, who did SO much fe
II aceuafrt the waild with tbs r.trilrsBp-
\ 7lfias uF India md the Orient, ne in
4 hHritss.a IN unusually RICH anfsIlarrrul
II 4,xfui,y7nEsrrt. The subject nf Mr. Annpl & I
\ lecture will be @TsirlItzefiDn's Debit tn
H IIbsrabr1'a"
II Wednesday, Evening, Drtufar ~.
Fl H2s.uld BHusr, the master p.iBniEt
n Friflsv Era1.1ng, NBrerrlbar s.
n John E}pwpHr PpwyH, Ergp:Eifb Hbarsrg
H critic End brilliant LECTURER, aEBsyiisi
\ nrsd post. Mr.. P.Owys came tp America
n fur the first time i'm 1HB5 RS yunf1sr,lsi.
n 1v 4gz1tgngiun 1RChurHr with the renurt
4 RS the must successful lecturer On lit
r,rHture ana art of the Oxfurd, Cam
\ bridge HnU liDndUn university .ez1ta1l-
4 sion ggBtsnEs He has magnetism ui
H 7YHrsullaEioy; remarkable power OF g.x-
I alfessiBn; .clRirwUyurf Discrimination
/ lhetwsaan the guest and the madinrres;
H U''ipitr1.Iiry which HhRtlE "a nasw Hight on
4 tvarw BulJiact he TREATS, ind fRnulty
\ I'm slim rllTstine Thought Hnd arDuBirgE
II discussion. Els Hubjact will be an
n nuunaad latsi
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