HARVARD MEN FIGURE IN LOWELL LECTURE SERIES

A new course of Lowell Institute lectures to begin this afternoon and to continue on succeeding Mondays until March 10 has been announced. The lectures, which will be given in King's Chapel, Boston, will be open to the public, no tickets being required for admission. The subject of the course is "The Sources of Christian Liturgy," and five of the six lecturers are teachers in the University.

Professor G. F. Moore, Professor of the History of Religion in Andover Theological School, will deliver the first lecture, on the subject "The Worship of the Synagogue". He will speak at 2.30 o'clock this afternoon.

On February 11, Professor C. H. Moore '89, Professor of Latin in the University, will give the second lecture. His subject will be "Pagan Worship".

The lecture on February 18 will be given by Professor W. H. P. Hatch '98, Professor of Literature and Interpretation of the New Testament at the Episcopal Theological Seminary. He will speak upon "The Worship of the Early Church."

The fourth lecture, on the subject "The Rites of the Eastern Church", will be given on February 25 by Mr. George La Piana, Assistant Professor of Church History in the University.

"The Roman Mass" will be the subject for the fifth lecture, to be given on March 3 by Mr. W. W. Rockwell '95, Assistant Professor of Church History at the Union Theological Seminary.

The last of the series will be given by Professor J. A. Muller G. '10, who will speak on March 10, upon the subject, "The Book of Common Prayer". Dr. Muller is Professor of Church History at the Episcopal Theological School.