The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-10

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Eearlham last week, and believes they
will raise $4,000 for PENIS endowment
before the holidays. but they each viii
have debt remaining. This university is
clear Of debt and win continue so.
Joshua L. Bailey of Philadelphia. was
introduced and thought himself not quail
fed to speak on such a theme as he Is
not a college graduate. but for many
years has had the privilege OF living in
a family with five college graduates. his
own five sons. and can recommend il
from the benefits he sees in their lives
He said: you have a magnificent build
ing, the equal of any-in University Of
Pennsylvania, Harvard or Yale" with al
of which he is familiar. He would give
US he most hearty encouragement
Professor Stanley said he had never
seen a college building the equal OF this
if ii was completed. eve have a mag
nifcent building and find new beauties
in its architecture every week"
Jas. NJ Davis has no interest in this
building apart from its use as sn insu-
tuition of learning for Friends OF this
yearly meeting ANY church viii die that
ceases to be a missionary church Edu-
cationaI interests must keep pace with
the other interests of the church. Our
church has been noted for advocating
liberal education Of its young in the past
but it cannot rest on past achievements.
The influence Of such an institution as
this will permeate every corner of every
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Every community ought to see that
young people who are ready for it are
sent to US. Students can attend here a
year a less expense than any state instu-
ton he knows of. Years ago a neigh
Dor bought his horse that was not needed
for a good price, because he saw Mr..
Stanley wanted to go TO school and had
not the money for IL. You ought 10
watch for such opportunities to help
young people Of your communities get 10
our higher schools.
It's a great mistake to keep boys and
girls going over what they have gone
over and forgotten. It creates a spirit
OF carelessness and is positive injury.
Send them where they will have fresh
need 10 work. We have here the begin
ming Of university. but every university
grows. We need money for aiding I'm
provements. light. heat, additional appa-
ratus for the scientific department. more
books for the library. and lastly an IN
creased interest in raising an endowment.
We are not living to ourselves alone.
The strongest center Of Quaker influence
centers about Richmond. Ind, and Il IS
because OF its strong educational infu-
ence there maintained for many years.
Friends In Kansas ought to have s,iIl
larger influence. This work IS yours. We
are holding it for you subject to your
orders.
VIM. B. Morgan. long ar Instructor n +
Haverford. westown. Penn and Eearl- .
ham said It had been twenty years since /
be had attended this yearly meeting. 4
though all the time a member % u. He /
was greatly surprised and pleased with /
the outlook and wished the university a
God speed
Joshua L. Bailey OF Philadelphia. said
there was half the QUAKER population OF
the world in Indiana. Inlionis. Iowa and
Kansas. and r. takes no prophets eye
10 see that before long this spot VII
very likely be the center Of QUakcrlam IN
America
Margaret Hedrfck Miles spoke q the
Of Us Never before had
The heard any donor have 70 beg the ac-
,eptance Of the gift.
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=ast saw a bsEEsr with tattsrsd clothes,
md the skin showing IN hundred places
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urnlnR back SAID III you vast ry;hinl-
vhy don't you ask fof ~
The POOR man replied. Way, ! have
.sked you with hundred mouths a.
.eady.' And as with thls Institution.
bousand mouths about THIS pace are
slently calling FOR yoar al
Vow n this time % v9nssrfei faT-
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