Seattle Labor College Program of Classes and Lectures, Third Term, 1922-1923

This leaflet contains the program of classes and lectures for the Seattle Labor College's third term for the 1922-1923 year, which took place in March and April of 1923. The events, which were generally held at Seattle's Labor Temple, include scientific lectures from professors such as Trevor Kincaid and E. J. Saunders, as well as lectures and classes on economic and labor-related topics presented by men such as Mark M. Litchman and Vern Smith. The Sunday evening programs are all preceded by "a survey of World Events led by O. T. Brackett". The leaflet gives a brief description of the Junior Labor College, which is for the instruction of children between the ages of six and fourteen, who will "have a good time and come to appreciate the aims and ideals of labor". The back of the leaflet identifies the officers and directors of the Seattle Labor College, expresses its essential goals, and informs the reader about the opening of a library and reading room.