Article December 25, 1902 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from James H. Andrews, W. R. Jewell, Sr., Arthur W. Moore, E. P. Salmon, Huff, William T. Randall, J. F. M.

Judge William G. Ewing gave his second lecture in Richmond, Va., last Sunday afternoon, November 30, at the Academy of Music, the largest auditorium in the city. There were nearly a thousand people in attendance. The work started here than two years ago.—Correspondence.

Hon. William G. Ewing of Chicago lectured yesterday afternoon [November 23] in the Lyceum Theatre on Christian Science. Judge Ewing was formerly a judge in the Superior Court of Illinois. A large audience greeted the lecturer. His subject was handled in a masterly manner.—Baltimore American.

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