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cine. who conferred with the late Mr..
Cases brother-in-law:
Mr.. Case had not been out Of the
house for several days before he passed
away He was out Of bed In the fore
noon of that day. but did not dictate .
letter TO anyone. neither did he attend to
any brsiness matters The day previous
he had signed some bank checks. but this
was done at his home He did not write
TO any editor OF any paper or any paper
the day he died Four or i've weeks PR
vious the Milwaukee Sentinel had a SEN
satsonal article regarding Mr.. Case stat
ing that he could live but a few hours
Mr. Case wrote the home correspondent
Of the paper that he was not IN the con-
dition claimed. but did not say anything
that could be constructed that there was
no sickness This letter AS stated. was
written about five weeks previous 10 his
death. As to the statement that Mr.. Casa
was known as the leading scientist IN
the west he never identified himself with
the active work here and ne attended
the church but n few times some ave
years ago Mr.. Case was stricken with
complaint pronounced Brights disease.
he consulted a specialist. who told hisn
that he could not live six mcnths. Hfs
sister having been healed in Science. no
placed himself under Christian Science
treatment and was healed. the claim
never reappsaring lie was Sppointed
postmaster of our city and served until
the expiration OF his term last April
Since then he was not actively engaged
in business. being man OF means. Last
September he had an attack Of n.alarisi
through Science. His last trouble seemed
TO be a general weakness. but net Of an
organic nature
FRED ENRROw
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West Side kinderuarten.

The little people at the kindergarten
have been having all kinds of good times.
Their work is typical trades. The spe-
cial subject for the week was the cab
met maker. Besides the regular con-
structive work with the Froebel gifts
and various occupation materials. there
has been a visit to the planning mill. Sew
erai furniture stores gave catalogues
that have helped to enlarge their world
view. and their idea of proportion and
form.
Thanks are due TO many of the patrons
and friends for donations of necessary
articles and luncheon for the kindergar-
ten. and for the manual training work
To MIR. E. D. Williams for coal. to Mr.
Davis for delivering coal. to Mrs. Dunn
for two dozen new sauce dishes. to all
the china stores for bits of chinaware
and dishes. to Mr.. Dye. the North Main
street tailor. for choice box OF sam
pies with which to make an autograph
quilt
The special events of the week were
the celebration OF Alice Duun's sixth
birthday. and a valentine party. Little
Alice was assisted by Marian Hutchin-
son. Helen Israel. Fern Leland and Ma
bel Rochelle. The refreshments were
cake ind tutti-frutti.
Friday morning was spent in making
messages that were real expressions OF
love from the delighted little makers
for the home people. The mammals and
grandmas seemed to be the favored
ones
The birds that had been suspended
across the room with messages in their
beaks, the real postofice with paid-up
box rent and a letter box on the street
corner helped 10 make q very realistic
and hsppy ~lorniag.
MIS- Mcintyre spent The morning at
the kindergarten embroideriag some
dates into the beautiful Quilt thar the
patrons and friends presented 10 Miss
SHUTS, the superintendent
Miss May anderson OF Furiev. who
was 10 have entered the kindergarten
for ten weeks course. is III. but homes
20 enter later.
Miss Ida Williams. one OF the assist
ants. who has been absent for a week.
will resume her duties on Monday.
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Friends' University Notes.

The Y. W. c. 4. will hold its annual
election of officers this week.
Rev Ritchie was a welcome visitor 1T
chapel on Tuesday. The theme of his
helpful talk was on Doing. he that
Doeth Righteousness is Righteous
Mrs. Rebecca Morgan who has been
doing work in the Biblical department
will leave tomorrow for California. Mrs.
Morgan has also been one of the library
assistants and will be much missed.
A week of revival services conducted
Jointly by the church and the Christian
associations, will begin at the univer-
Eity today.
David L. Davis. a member of the univer
sity board Of directors, is spending a
few days at the home of his brother
in-law. ce-President John G.. Kirby.
The freshman class gave a valentine
party last evening at the home of Mr.
Lawrence Rich.
The secon- year French class will be-
gin reading Comedies Horace this
week.
The following program was given last
Friday evening by the Davis lyceum.
Music OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Scott Clark
Character Sketch ........ Ethel Phenneger
Recitation ..-..-.------.-..--.... Haul 1OunS
Optional ............@...:... Carl Hurtland
--usic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Maud Berry
Reading OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mabel Crocker
Address .............. Bertha Wentworth
Soliloquy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lillian Hartley
Dialogue. ......... Edna Shaw and Others.
Debate: Resolved that the United States
Steel Corporation Be Condemned for Its
Stand in the Present Labor Troubles.
Affirmative .................... Arthur Jones
Negative .................. Pearl Crowford
The following books Were received yes
terday for the library: Sanders Mes
sages of the Bible" Green's General In
PRODUCTION to the Old Testament" Tor
rey's. How TO Bring Men to Christ"
Starbuck's Psychology of Religion"
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Wichita Commercial coIIeze Notes.

Miss Emma Tapp of the bookkeeping
department has been quite sick at her
home during the past week.
Miss Shannon visited her brother, who
is pursuing the commercial course, on
Wednesday. She was very much pleased
with the practical work of the actual
business department
Rev. DR.. Sargent. pastor of the Con-
gregational church, was a pleasant call
er Monday.
Mr. Thomas Jensen of the commercial
department returned to school Monday
after six weeks vacation at his home In
FL Reno. He brought a friend, Mr. Paul
sen, back with him.
Mr.. Guy E. Selfridge of the shorthand
department accepted a position as stem
ogra pher for the road master of the
Santa Fee railroad at Woodward, o. T.
Tuesday and left to assume his response
bic duties at once.
Miss Florence Cole of the shorthand de-
partment has accepted a position as stem
ographer for the iron works of this city.
Mr.. Gushing of the Commercial de-
partment returned to school Thursday
after an absence of week on account OF
sickness.
Mr.. c. E. Evans of the shorthand de-
partment has accepted a position as book
keeper and stenographer with the jack
son-Walker Coal company of this city.
The following old students were visit
ors during the week: Misses Carrie Smith.
Nellie Nay. Bertha Cole, Grace Gard
and Mary Ruthkowski.
Prof. Ellenberger, Mrs T. B. Law
renee, Mrs. Adams and Mr.. Bert Dewing
were callers during the week.
The Valentine social Friday evening
was a very enjoyable affair and largely
attended by students and friends of the
college. The excellent program was rem
dered interesting games were played.
and delicious refreshments consisting Of
cake and ice cream were served. About
three hundred were in attendance.
Messrs. ]. B. Hackett and E. NJ. Nc
Rea, former students in the shorthand
department, returned Monday to take up
their studies again after several months
absense.
Miss Florence Flower was a visitor
Friday afternoon.
A nice letter was received Friday from
Miss Leila Byers. former pupil. She is
filling very fine position in Seattle.
Wash, as stenographer and bookkeeper
at $50 per month. as a result of her course
in the w. c. c.
New ones to enroll this Week were
Henry Paulsen, Cora Bower and F. A.
Tucker.
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"oTHER PEOPLES MONEY!
Miss Sargent az the Crawtord Next
SATURDAY..

pink tea and that on the stage of a
theatre is what the ladies of Wichita
are invited 10 next Saturday afternoon.
February II. at the Crawford Grand.
"Other Peoples Money a clever comedy.
with dainty May Sargent and her clever
company 10 interpret It. will be the bill
Immediately after the matinee perform
ance. Miss Sargent. who is spoken 81 as n
hostess. OF no mean ability aside from
being a. clever comedienne. viii receive,
assisted by the other ladies OF the COM
pany. This IS not Miss Sargents first
pink tea by any means. as the little lady
has given them throughout the east.
south and west the present season.
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shorthand department of the Brumback
academy of Ell Dorado. has been taking
special training in the Reaching of short
hand and typew-iting this week. She is
highly pleased with the college and the
instruction given.
Mr.. Ben F. Bolan of the shorthand de-
partment was called by telegraph to
position with a responsible firm Of Meade,
Kan, on Thursday.
Ben L. Quigley. formerly of the actual
business department. has accepted po-
sition with bank in Augusta, o. /.
Among the callers Saturday were MI.
and Mrs. Montgomery. Asher Goodrich
and Mr. Mclean.
New students this week are Louise Bur
ris, Addie Baker. Myrtle Gwinn. John AL
len and Walter Miller; returning, Eugene
Johnson and Louisa Quinn.
Among the former students from out Of
town who attended the social on Friday
evening were Claude Bruner. Medford.
o. T.: Mary Calhoun, New Murdoch. o.
T.; E. F. James. Andover, and Henry
Suoerman, Lehigh.
Miss Zetta Montgomery, who recently
accepted a position in Winfield. writes
there and enjoys the work.
Miss Celista Sheriff of the shorthand
department, did special stenosraphic work
for Attorney ]. V. Daugherty this week.
Miss Anna Mason did special work for
the American Jewelry company the fore
part of the week and is now with o. A.
Boyle.
Eva Haggerty is doing special steno-
graphic work for the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railway.
Prof. c. d. Fazel enjoyed visit from
his father and sister this week
After the social-Did pussy get out of
the well? Well, we think not. How
many valentines did p r. receive? What
do you think of our twenty-piece orches-
ira? Don't tell, but / think the squire's
whiskers were not in keeping with his
age. l wonder what became of the mus
tard plaster. Why. oh why. are some
people so bashful? Who said we wouldr
have 800 people present? Wonder what
became Of the corn. Well, w. G. p.
didn't get those doughnuts, anyhow.
Wonder where F. A. H. was about half
after ten. w. G. P.'s hair is auburn now.
had 81 kernels of corn.
The singing by Mrs. Childe and Blanche
Childe was grand. We hope they will
favor us the next time.
Didst thou find thy partner and get thy
supper before thon hadst lost all thy
corn? We hope you all had a good time
and that you will return when we have
another.
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Wichita COLLEGES
Notes of Wichita's
Educational Institutions.
Paramount College Note@s

The preliminary for the Fairmount'
Winfield intercollegiate debate was the
chief event of the week. 1t was splen-
did contest. four seniors and two fresh
men taking part.
Mauriei Finn. Almeda Cook, Stephen
Nease. W. W. Stahl. G. A. Russell and
Dan Mcknight We're the students who ap-
peared in the debating contest
The judges were: Judge Haymaker, DR..
c. S. Sargent and DR.. Dorsey. The con-
test was an exciting one. w. w. Stahl
won first place Muriel Finn and Stephen
Nease winning second ana third. The
team is an exceptionally strong one and
viii doubtless prove a victor in the com
ing contest
The debate with Winfield will be held at
that place on the second Friday in April.
Resolved, That the United States Should
Have a Navy Equal to the First Naval
Power in the Wirld.' will be the ques-
ton under consideration. Paramount has
the negative.
Guy Findly. who will represent the col
test. delivered his Grafton at chapel on
Tuesday IAN Irridescent Dream Real
ized" is the subject of his Grafton.
Friday morning President Morrison dis
cussed the greatness of Lincoln, showing
why the great emancipation held such a
powerful place in the minds and hearts OF
the American people.
Miss Elizabeth Shattuck will sing this
morning at the Paramount Sunday school,
Professor Poole was absent from his
classes during the early portion of the
week because Of Illness.
President and Mrs. Morrison will enter
tain some of the classes during the COM
ing week.
The Literary club held valentine en-
tertainment at the college on Friday
evening.
The freshman class are planning
spread for themselves at the home of Miss
Helen Williamson on College Hill. The
Gent will take place next Tuesday even
tag.
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In the production 81 other Pso.lss
Money many costly and besu7ifui gov ~.
that are considered marveis of thx drrss-
makers art. VII be worn by the ladies
Of the company.
Dainty May Sargent. the star. who ~ Z
be seen ia her artistic performances 81
the veIve;y, schemi1g eoquetfs. TSeska
Van sstfert will wear several exquisite
ones. The costumes we're On srhlbfsscn
last summer ~ the noted emporssm u
Madame Giaanis ia New YORK before the
tour opened and were considered the most
stunning gowns 90 be- worn On the stare
this season. IN the first act one o. tbs
carriage gowns vii - worn. u II sf
burnt orange aud yellow giac~ tsn~ss.
trimmed with Russian iaee. The coTzsxe.
which b. coseref ertireiy with fsS ssik
tlnsei Eauze has holeFo of tsn~fS with
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Wichita Musical Club.

The meetings O fthe piano department
of the Musical club are becoming more
interesting and helpful each month and
the one held last month was unusually
good
Mrs Trotter. were made an Interesting
Part Of the literary prelude 10 the pro-
gram and brought out many interesting
facts IN regard TO musicians and hap
penines In the musical world. some
amusing incidents were related which
created a little breeze Of merriment en-
toyed by all
Mrs. Hays gave very interesting tax
on the technical difficulties and differences
OF the three composers Of The day. Men
delsSohn. Chopin and ShgDzna-
An interesting sketch OF MerdelssohD a.
a pianist. WAS read by Mrs Aagdi ard
Miss Cleveland was very interesting II
well prepared talk or the grandparents
OF Nendelsoshn and the status OF ibe
Jews during the musicians life.
The musical numbers were an well
played aud were as follows
~obye-oa' --.---------.------------ Weber
Miss Coldis Evans
Songs withou. words. e Z Me1deisch-
Miss Lillian Miller.
Due.-Nor.urne tAitd Summer Nights
Dream .........---.-.-..-.-Ne rt>lEsos1
Mrs. c. A NaesH- Miss irene J>eper.
waltz Minor .-..---.------.-------C soDsn
Miss Gertrude Frohnsn-
These meetings are open to the public
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s,ekner Conservatory f.ot...

Miss Grace Lucas, of Lyons, Kan. a
! former pupil at the school, has returned
for another term of roice culture Miss
Lucas has been teaching music with good
success in her home town since leaving
the conservatory.
Mrs. Short was a caller this week and
she arranged for herdaughter. Miss Minnie
Short, who has been taking 2 vacation
to resume piano study.
Mrs. Maddux has registered for man.
dolin study.
Mrs j. w. Crebs is one of the new
pupils in piano.
Miss Tiliie Kunzel has begun a course
of mandolin study.
Miss Bertha Koehler. pupil in the piano
department. enters upon new term OF
piano study this week, after having en-
joyed few weeks vacation.
Mr.. Leslie Farmer, of Leon. who has
for some time been a pupil in piano, har-
mony and history of music, will also
study voice, beginning next week.
Mrs. ]. W. Cookson, of Kingrnan, Kan,
called recently and expressed great sat
isfaction with her daughter. Edith's rapid
progress in piano; friend who had been
absent several months noticed the most
marked Improvement in the young lady S
playing on her return to Kingman.
The students weekly recital was opened
Friday afternoon by Mr. Sickner, who
gave resume of the musical events of
the week.
Miss Maude Bascome played the piano
solo Engleman's Melody of Love; this was
followed by '.Nightengales Song. Ethel
bert Nevin, well sung by Miss Emma
Frank.
Miss Mae Clark read an interesting
paper on Madam Roger Nicolas, the fam
Gus French pianist; after which Miss Min
ME Mallow rendered Chopin's Nocturne.
OPP. 81. No. 2.
In May Time" by Obey Speaks. was
the vocal selection given by Miss Phillips,
who made her first appearance in recital
Miss Irene Stephenson presented de-
scription of the Los Angeles institution.
where music is combined with electricity
and magnetism, for curing disease.
March de Mutt, Gottschalk, received a
good Interpretation by Mrs. ]. H. Mac
Connell.
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PUPILS Practice Recital.

Yesterday afternoon occurred the regu-
lar practice recital of the pupils of Miss
Hill and Miss Chambers. A new feature
was added to the regular programme Of
the afternoon. Each pupil gave an origi-
nal Interpretation of their selections.
Ia Grace ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Bonn
Susie Daymude. Miss Chambers.
Florence Drake.
(a)-The Witches Dance kullak
Cb)-The Maypole Dance .Behr
Ruby Fleming.
Iarentelle pieSe
Ethel Morris.
Dance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Guriitt
Lawrence Davis
Generalization .-........-...-........-'. blehi
Reta Burr.
Nocturne .-....-..----.-.-.---.--. behI
Susie Daymonde.
Song Without Words. OPP. Sc Mendeisohn
Eunice Wright.
Ronde Dis Achors -CohCohe
Meble Dyal.
Pape- ...........--.-.... haEoeh
Florence Drake
Melody ....................- .Loeschorn
Bertha Tucker. Miss Chambers.
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FazeLAdams Business coneus Notes.

W. F. Murray. superintendent OF pub
lie instruction of Kingman county. was a
caller the fore part OF the week. He
states that Miss Jessie will return soon
to finish her course Of bookkeeping.
Mr.. {. A. Newman OF Norwich. a for
ner teacher. was a caller Monday. He
was more than satisfied with the progress
OF the w 3. c.
+. c. Rutland. former student OF the
actual business department. is in the
real estate business AT his home town OF
Augusta.
Oscar Lindcrove and Perle Hambric
were among the callers Monday.
The baseball fiends held a meeting
Wednesday evening and organized hv
electing Elmer Long captain and VIII
G. Price. manager. There are good pros-
poets for a fine team this year.
Mrs. Tom Doran OF Woodward. o. T.
and Mrs Nellie McHarg OF this city call
ed Monday 10 visit Tess McHare. OF the
actual business department
The Sedgwick County Teachers associ-
alton viii hold its February meeting in
the rooms OF the W. b. & on SATURDAY..
February q. washingtou's birthday
program has been prepared which Will be
enjoyed 10y those who attend.
Miss Zadie Price Of the shorthand de-
part1ient passed the examination on
shorthand and typewriting SATURDAY.
Mrs J. A. Rearick. principal OF the
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Lewis Academy Notes.

The last issue of the Academy News
closes the editorial work of G. F. Heinig.
whose term expired at the end of the sec
ond term. Since that the News associ-
alton has elected a new corps of officers
for the last half of the year. placing Mr..
DeVore %, in position of editor in chief
We bespeak for it continued prosperity
under its new management.
a few students are worried over having
20 take work over again. having failed in
examination. But work poorly or partial
ly done is not satisfactory to the faculty
OF the institution. Quality rather than
quantity of work is the only certain
standard for success.
School work moves along so smoothly
that the reporters of the papers, who call
occasionally, find dry picking for items
that viii startle the community.
The athletic clubs both of boys and
girls are practicing regularly and strenu-
ously for some public entertainments
which they have projected for the near
future.
Bleeding and other colored hearts We're
strikingly in evidence on Friday st. Val
entine was not forgotten, as Carrier No.
can testify from the weight OF his sack
on that day.
The children in the intermediate and
primary grades managed their valentine
boxes with pleasure and song.
Several valentine parties were held Fri
day night TO the satisfaction Of the
guests and hosts at the respective places.
Visitors during the week Were numer-
Gus. gladly welcomed. made happy during
their stay and requested To call again.
All in all. the weeks work seems to
have been satisfactory, if the smiles on
the faces of the members OF the faculty
as they left their rooms on Friday even
Ing are criterion for Judgment.
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and are held the second and fourth Wed
Eesdays Of each month at 8 o'clock. in
the club room