Article July 29, 1905 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from J. L. Reade, C. A. Ewing

Before a large audience in Auburn Hall last evening [May 23], Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Colorado Springs delivered an interesting and instructive lecture on Christian Science. J. L. Reade, Clerk of Courts, introduced the speaker, saying in part,—

A faith which in the short space of less than a single generation has sprung into being, and works as mightily in the land as has Christian Science, must have in it much to appeal to mankind as reasonable and true, and it should, therefore, be a privilege for you to hear that faith explained this evening by one of its advocates.—The Lewiston Sun.

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