Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-29

porated city, town or village containing not
less than 1900 Inhabitants shall receive
not more than 10 cents per capita OF the
population. (b) The total rural and other
population not included in said cities, towns
and villages shall receive also not more
s. Branch Agricultural experimental sta
lions are to be maintained on the farms OF
the agricultural secondary schools, and
one-fourth Of the federal appropriation for
the agricultural secondary schools is to be
used for this experiment station.
3. The appropriation for normal schools
Is to be ] cent per capita Of population
10. To secure the appropriation for the
branch experiment station each state leg
~islature must provide for the establishment
must provide for the annual maintenance
a sum equal to that granted by the federal
ii. Experiments undertaken by these
branch experiment stations shall bear d.
the United States, with due regard to the
varying needs and conditions Of the re-
spective states.
II. The secretary of agriculture Is re-
qulred to see that funds are not side
tracked. but used to best advantage for
the promotion OF both instruction and ex-
10, Each state is required to establish
combined agricultural secondary school and
branch experimental station districts; and
there Is not to be less than one district
for each fifteen counties. nor more than
one for each five counties
IA. Separate schools for colored people
may be established as each state decides,
races.
10. An annual report must go to the gov
ernor OF each state from each school es-
tablished under this grant.
l6. Tn secretary of agriculture is TO
keep congress posted In regard to receipts
and expenditures and on the work Of the
institutions provided for under this bill.
l.. II. l.. Demonstration.
A Loyal Temperance legion demonstra-
ton will be a conspicuous feature OF the
convention of the National Women's Chris
tan Temperance union, to be held In Omaha
next October. Miss Margaret Wintrlnger
national superintendent OF Loyal Temper
ance legion work. spent last Wednesday ir
Omaha and consulted with members OF the
local unions regarding this feature OF the
program. She was the guest Of Frances
Willard union Wednesday afternoon at III
regular meeting. Frances Willard union II
giving special attention to the work among
the children. In fact, this work Is beinl
given particular attention all over thu
state. permission having been granted BY
the convention at Denver recently to or
ganize the young people for campaign
work. An amendment to this effect wa!
formulated for presentation at the Omahs
meeting. at which it will be acted upon
In the meantime the Nebraska women Err
going on with the work.
Miss Wintringer spoke Of her worl
Wednesday afternoon, the meeting beinl
held at the home of Mrs. A. N. Eaton, 49,
North Twenty-fifth street.
Club Notes.
The art department will present the opei
day program at the Woman's club MondH,
afternoon. Prof. c.. e. Barber of the I'm
versity OF Nebraska will talk on Rome
and Mrs. Frank Resler will give an orgaI
solo. The program will open at 3 o'clocI
instead of $3.50 as usual.
The department of philosophy and ethic
has changed its meeting day from Tuesda
to Thursday, the change beginning wit
the first December meeting. Curren
magazine articles on psychologist subject
furnish the topics for the meetings.
!, The oratory department will meet at
/, o'clock Tuesday morning. A study c
|, dramatic monologue with selected reading
|, will afford the program of the morning.
, AT a recent meeting the Ladies' Aid SC
!, ciety of the First Presbyterian churc
, pledged 500 to the furnishing fund OF tn
Young Women's Christian associatio
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