Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-02-23
esowDs AT EACH OF THE
paiLY SESSIONS
III Talks Of christ-or. eei'eI
=. an Home Treatment.
r.lk at High School
m Ms. Elizabeth smith,

have a Chautauqua is one Of
-..ous Why Gainesville is known
,.o,aI town. Such things have
ever m building character.
Howell gave his last talk at
- m and all who were present
4. milf his words gave. He
- a. Christ, the mana Jew
- the mediator between God
-,u belonging TO all nations. He
,.mpted. and so can symDathize
- His weak children, but He also
- and so can give us the
r,h % resist He is Love" and
.,A love alone can man be saved.
~ Blble reading will be continued
~ Dr. Lewther Of Dwight III.
nSO a NJ. was DR.. Geisers hour
A. hsr lecture on Home Treatment
~ Dyspepsia," with demonstrations.
av.s another Of the many interest
- and profitable talks Of this grand
ruan. she calls coffee (that much
tss1 drink a gay deceiver, and tells
shsre Is not an ounce Of nOurish-
~ n q whole carload, and ]
ahE 40 proves II very plainly. OF
rgss coffee Is only one of the things
ant eOes 10 cause this most mourn
q disorder. For some simple com
90 sense 10 go by she gave the fol-
wing: Diet-fresh air; rational
nnedles for extreme cases-exercise,
hesS and faith In the blessed Lord.
lussdsy is her last lecture for this
rnE
Al $50 o'clock all lovers Of Dick
90 we're treated to a masterpiece of
npeSsOnatiOn by William Sterling
ESftis Of Chicago. He took the book
4 Nicholas Niekelby." and those
no have read the book fairly see
hs characters alive before them.
EIea Il one had never cared for Dick
1f vOrks these readings would have
aHakened the most lively interest.
~ n. was 10 have been a lecture
y Dewitt Miller. but as he was un-
a1A 70 set here last night Mr.. Bat
d most agreeably filed that time by
iaoiheF Of his most interesting i'm
-i.onatons Of Dickens. changes of
costume being made In the presence
4 ne audience. But his changes Of
,ipiession from one character to
Ao,her are still more wonderful.
ne last OF the illustrated songs
'le moving pictures were given last
sening, and as ever were a source Of
-aaare 10 ALL Il has been one OF
.e most attractive features OF the
.lAatauqua, and all feel sorry to see
Zen retire.
W Geisel very kindly repeated her
slare on Tuberculosis" at the High
wool auditorium before the entire
mol and Ii was a great compliment
hef ability 10 interest children and
'ee how closely they attended TO her
'Na One little tot came home and
- her father he must stop smoking
ne would have tuberculosis. And
l.'ie child shall lead them" And
-''ien remember what they hear.
Today's Program.
soiioWing Is the program for today:
'~ a m.-Biblical hour. Dr. Lewther.
N.S0 a. m.-Final session OF the
'enool OF Health and Domestic Sci.
nc. "Non-Alcoholic Medication,
WY Demonstration Cooking
senool; Foods Needed for the
sloNth and Repair OF the Body"
., !, "Roasts, Croquettes,
various Preparations OF Beans, Peas
--a Nuts" Mrs. EmmOns.
D m.-First appearance OF the
--oas whistler and reader, Miss
Lsna Walkbridge.
:. p m.-Lecture: THE Strangers
"''lin Our Gates" DE Witt Miller.
m.-Whistling solos, Miss Lena
Walbrdge.
D. m-Entertainmeut Ezuaordi-
--'y' Life Portrayals from Dick
A dozen great character
feiaonated iu costume Change
--ae IN the presence Of the audi.
William Sterling BATHS.