The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

toay. lie oas publisncu iuucv uuiiiw and is a constant contributor to the Atiantie Monthly.and* otercang periodicals. He' is the apthoe, of.a - Wo-clnî drte in the New Yr Herald Tribune. wbich appears every Monday and in which he discusses topics of current intereit. Mr. Sokol- sky. spent 14 years of 'uninterrupted residence in China and Japan, during which time as an important journalist he met the late Dr. Sun Yat-sen and other Cinese leaders with wbhom lie establishied friendly relations which have lasted to this'day. His unusual understanding of Chinese and Japan- *ese affairs and the-case-with wbich he speakis sould makée bis lecture onie of outstanding interest to evcry- une. T.wmpetaiu Ne. Nov. 9 i'esecônd eveaif in the séries â concert by Alec Tenîpleton on Tues- day. November 9. The third lecture in the series is to be given by Bishop G. Bromley Ox- dam on Tuesday, November 30. The last lecture will be by Louis *Untermeyer on Tucsday. january 1l. Ail four of tbe lectures are to be 7,500 will ancet for the purpose of re- ncwig acqùuntance and carying on the feliowsbip and contacts, made- dur- ing that stirring tie: The intent of the proniotors, hieadcd by Brig. Geai. J. A. Ryan, Cav. Coni- mandant of the 2nid Training, Camp, is to make the event an animual -onie, af- fording the mci., now proniinent ini busi- ness, financial and i4ndustrial circles, 'op-< portunity for meeting togetheir and, "fightinig tbe World war over again and again." Appagwls fer Naines Gencral Ryan bas issucd an appeal tu the public to scnd in names and addmess- cs of ail mcei who scervcd iii thec two camps. It is explaincd tlîat 200 of tile 7,5W0 officers who took the training at the two camps were killcd ini battke or ýdedof, won&, or dis-ectkir,4ig ihe war, and about 20 per cent bave <ied since. There have been nlany changes of adclress <uring the tweaity iiitervening years. Adcquate records we-re liever kept, and the job facing General Ryaîi anîd lii assistants is t<, locate the inen tbrougb publicity and tbe help of the public. The meni wbo volunteered for the1 Canî-1p training came from Minnesota.i Dora, sieur Pieekar rnus business ut avleirues for a centu~ry. scmi-relireni frst production and the silisçription campaigu -wre aiinounced. "W~e, Plan this seasoali to be oite of Mu o, scé.ssful" stated Frank Mpr president, of the Tlhré'JioId Players. l'our first ýproduction w.ill be Robert Sberuood's. 'Peirified ' For-- est,' October 15-. We bave assemibicd au .ufùsually comupetent cait of., old'. timers' who are already at work under& the skillfui direction 'of, Nancv Pr A glanace at the cast vriII brar jout, this statemeut. Jamies- Withertell iih play the. dehightful tramnp Support- ing Mir. Witherell are snch regulars as Kay Rush, .l.lmner -Bushnehl, (;rat Pbillips', Cariflemning. Frank TU<rrê. Tite compîcte cast willli heaîntiiînced next week. Tht Silbsripti.i. c4u1aigilî is %viel utîder way. Al01(1 season ticket holders have been coxitacted andI are uirged to sign up carly for this season. No change bas been made in the îrice of the season ticket of $2 for cach of the ttirec shiows,. Rvserv-cd seats wvill go on sale October 8 at the studio. It %vas. interesting to note the work. that bias been done during 'the surn- nier by tbe Ibresholders. Thein John Steiner and Bride lias iei cil capa Augustinei Mr., au unp tlîcirhIl liave gi od avei rt Pwnjame'*s -" ouin, uter spcndînig thrcc mùaths in r., Roger M. CCl QVeland, mauaging ailother colorful nper, Henry Keny()n bicycle .exlîibit, at the Great Lakes rung, e.Npositioîî, 'Miss Helviuï .aseîof 1B. Allen, Wiliami 803 Pitie street. intnetka, iv'ill leave ýrx, G~uy A. Osborn,' Warren Pease. Ir., for New York City. at the end of this nes B. Stuart, Cihu * month. *M iss .Iarsëtl, whîo represcflts Moins, Awa.road, Kenilwort h is junior year >S8CnJ8 L LICI1 ?22 Leicester ucation. The iis week for had the bouse1 uîlivcrsity. to Glen Ellyn. £Yiqnuîs, Who have nioved bc ai I. I