davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18
pa,hhna,r. zine Compliment.

Tho Tampa Times pathnndlng tour
ing car went from Tampa 70 Jackson
vile VIA sanford. Daytona. s. Angus.
tine. and returned VIA Baldwin. siarke
waldo. Gainesville. Ocala. Stokes Fer.
~. Rrooksyille. etc. In a telegram
sent nom ocala TO TIE Tunes The rep
rcson,atlye Of shat paper says:
The road from Gainesville TO ocain
Is ane for ne ercator part Of the way
and through TIE most beautiful ooun
Try We have zee seen.
That's the glory We ges out Of i
Gradually ne are beoomius discovered
-ocala Hammer. 18th.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18

Means less nutrition and IN conse-
quonce less vitality. When the liver
fails 10 secrcte bile, the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties. the a.
eesilOn becomes impaired and the
bowels eonsllpa,ed. Herblne vlll
reclly this; & gives tone 20 tho siom.
ach. liver and kidneys. Strengthens tas
appetite. clears q Improves tho com
plesion. infases neu ne and visor q
tho ehole uyslcN. 10 csnls q oellie
Soia ~ AZ M 1eanscn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18

Judge Mason was called upon to
perform q marriage ceremony Thurs
day. the contracting parties being a
Mr.. Tucker and Miss Williams Of
High Springs. This duty the Judge
performed with his usual dignity, AZ
ter which the happy pair returned to
their home on the evening train.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18
A nanaust

Spread before you would do you no
good II you couldn't eat. What good
can food do child when as soon as
81 enters It's stomach Il Is eaten by
worms That's the reason your baby
Is ailing cross. pasty.taced and thin.
Give Il Whites Cream vermifuge Il
win expel the worms and act as tonic
for the child. Sold BY w. VI johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18
pELLAeRA Al ocALA.

ocALA, oct. 1S.-Dr Bitch yester.
day reported a case Of peliagra at the
Marion Farms. The patient is a negro
who was sent here from Sarasota by
State Prison Physician Willis for ex-
animation. Two physicians at that
place diagnosed the case as pellasra.
The case Is IN milder chronic form.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18
Mors rhan En0uah q r00 Mueh

Mere Than Enough is Too Much.
TO maintain health, mature man
or woman needs just enough food TO
repair the waste and supply energy
nd body heat. The hablsual Consump-
ton OF more food than Is necessary
for these purposes IL the prime cause
OF stomach troubles. rheumatism and
disorders Of the Kidneys II troubled
with indigestion. revise your diet. let
reason and not appetite control and
take q Few doses Of Chamberlain
stomach and Liver Tablets and you
viii soon be eli right again. FOR sale
By all druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18

Charged skln whether on The hands
OF lace may D. cured In one nisA,
b. applying ChamheFiaia'a sAiye I
a nieo rnenaaied ior s1re ulpplf1
hnras ana scaita For Eeit ~ at
aaElR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
become famous Tor its cures ~ coughs.
colds. Group and Influenza Try Il
when IN need. II contains no harmful
substance and always gives promp,
relief sold BY an druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-18

Let q want "a. negoate a trade
Tor yoa-of something yOu don't need
Cor somothing you %.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
HELPING THE MOTHERS
Or. BensI Says Sammcr Work Has
Greatly Reduced Infant Mortality.

with the opening OF tho public schools Sep
tember :. the Board of l5oaHh viii close it's sec
Ond seasons work among tho mothers and babies
Of this city. DR.. Walter 8enseI. sanitary superin-
tendent 81 tho board. said yesterday that tho num-
her OF cases Of sickness sIncnE infants under two
years Of age throughout the city during the period
from MAY ~ 10 August y had decreased - per
cent from the figures 81 the corresponding period
OF last year.
The work this year" continued Or Bensel has
been almost entirely with tho mothers OF new born
babes. Whenever have heard ~ needy
mother giving birth child we have sent one OF
lO6 10 visit her and give her instruction
and advice 20 the feeding bathing and clothing
of the baby. We have made about hundred
thousand visits. all told. during the summer season.
in addition 20 tins work - doctors employed
by the board have given lectures 20 groups
OF mothers the of young children. We
have co-oparated with all the charitable orGaniza-
lions OF the city which interested in similar
work. The result has been that no work has been
duplicated
The activities OF the fresh air funds have helped
US greatly in reducing the death The free ice
tickets and the tickets 10 outings that we have
given out have been a wonderful help to the chill
dren. All Of these things have contributed toward
q material reduction in the number Of deaths
among children under two years Of age. most OF
whom ordinarily die from diar-hoal diseases
The number Of deaths from thst source this year
from May 20 August d was 25s6. while the fig
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
prsks AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PARTITION SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
YOHK-Iossrh GoEgin. Jr. PlaintlI'
sEainst Theo,loro e. Boenau. ct nj. pe-
PENDANTS
In pursuance ~ ar fnteflocuto-y judE.
nent ~ partition anT sale duly made ana
entered IN the above entitled action. bear
ing date the "a day o. August. l9U9. tnc
undersigned tie referee In said interlocu-
tory Judgment named will sell a. public
NcSey Street in the Borough Of Manhat-
tan. city % New York. ON the I'd day or
September. 1000. at twelve O'Clock nom on
that day. by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer.
the premises directed hy sail interlccutory
Judgment 70 he sold. snd therein dNs"riosd
a. follows.
All those certain io,- pieces and parcels
nlents thereon erected. situated and WING,
and beinS I'm the city ana county OF Ne"
YoTE. bounded and described - follows
PARCEL 7
beginning at point IN ths westerly lins
cf 'ro Tenth Avenue distant twenty -four
t24i feet eight So inches and one-half inch
northeriy trom the intersection of the
the ncrtherlv line OF Th!-ty-ffth street.
running thence westerly parallel with the
Thirty ffih Street part 81 the way through
The centre % a party wal. one hundref
Io0i fset. thence northeriv parallel with
said Tenth Avenue twenty-four t-fl feet
eight - inches and one half Inch. thence
s1Sferi~ parallel With Thirty-dfth street
one hundred GOo9 feet % the westerly line
of the Tenth Avenue. and theme snutbcrly
along said westerly line os -h~ Tsrfh Av--
nue. twentY-four feet eight inches and one-
haf ~ an Inch 20 the point Of beginning
The following Is q diagram Of the above
described property Parcel No. ~.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
Proposals.

DRoPoSAIAs FOR .COlfNISSARY FOODSTUFFS. ETC.
u -Ofrs Of Panama Rail Road COMPANY "a STATE
street YORK 90 tat9.S aled proposals are
invited furnishing ccuissary foostuds etc - the
Rail Road I'm accordance with terms
and ccusitipus contained IN Crcu3r No P24o Ctrcu-
information may be obtained AZ the follow
named places which points bids VIII be received
~ opened pubIir cat" and time stated: The
Purchasing Department Panama Rail Eoad COMPANY ~
state street. New NorN Once - Purchasing COMM
O.. :. New orleans. ts.. PuFeh 8sinE Commits
: \ Francisco.
|at Purchasing CoGnrnissary o.. = y. ~ Lake
hiraUo. III Ftds -r~ofvsd York
untij T. 9 Chicazo orleans Too
NJ ~ad san Francisco until t1;nN t II. September
-, fpnt WENDELL. T. SIMPSON. Major, 19th In
< \. ''oDmtSsary Purchasing Panama
Rail Road - -. Vow YOtk
nFFI'H IT CECIGAsING CoMMISSART. L. 8. ARMY.
" 81 NnitehaH ". York tity. september l. 1902
proposals. in tripi'ate for furnishing and do
ifO tomatoes "a Gas
he ros-v 2 Office until 10 o'clock 4 N
1lna blanks proposals furnished
on application Envelopes containing bids b.
marked Proposals Subsistence he opened
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Itverpool. 3l.-fiosinE NHEAI--Spo, -
No , red Western IS nd futures ffin
her IS 81. d. December IS 80 4; March IS 90
American mixed Wa N1aiN
8s 5i1d: old American mixed 6s 90 fuIpIss ,sns
Septenbcr 5s 4lsd. october. Ss aAso. ff-Ao i,q,
dian steady Is II I'D. FIOlN-Nlnter pst'n'' 81.
3Ss Cd HOPS London tscihc Coast, nrii l,1x, 40
Rt,F.Ts- Extra India mess dull Nus n.
prime mess firm 9bs so h - s,i-rs 90,
IA stronE SO. BACON uihV',ll lsll
% 70 40 H. strong 66c short rih. 10 20 - 10
.l.ar ,,iddles - IT, strong ns' l.
& los tg, 5es,, Is 20 40 II. strong. 6ls co slaoI'
Cesr hacks lG 10 80 10, strong $40 90; 49,. ~
strong SHOULDERS Squa1t. -
- n n strong 56s Cd LARD-lrne NtS'e,n f .l.,t.
American reiiich III lH.'S'
teItiS' -. "a -HEESE--Cauadiau finest Nll,''
,oo5S s7s. Caradian fnest colored sleaoE, -
slssi.' ,,-f,,, ,tv steady 2Ss 50 TlkltN -,
.,t,s stsalv ais Sd ROSlS-Comlnon IITr nIIn 81,
pFiTRoI.r-1 Ni-Eehnod firm. 80 Li->'''
steady. 26s.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
Dated New York. AuEust Sth. 1919

Dated New York August Srh ip0a
ALEERSOS : NORTON. Refer~s
SILAS \ II DAYTON. Attorney for
Plaintiff. 11O Broadway. New York city.
To Messrs. Phillips and Samusls Attor-
news for Theodore =. Boenau. and others.
Defendants.
BENJAMIN Franklin Esq, Attorney for
Guardian. al litem George =. plunkett.
for Kari r. Goggin and Theodore Gcggin.
Infants
Parcel No Z will be sold subject 20 q
mortgage 81 Five thousand Cs5.OCM Dol
lars. WITH interest thereon ~ tia5 accrued
from june fst. 1899.
Parcel No. VIII b. sold subject 20 a
mortgage cf -Four thousand ts4 O0Oi Dol
lars WIKI interest thereon at 49, accrued
from June 1st 1909
The above premises. Parcels nos. 1-2-s.
vili BE- sold subject C. any restrictive cove
nants or easements. n any. and subject %
any encroachn1ents or variations that an
accurate survey might show.
Also subject 10 any Municipal Depart
men; violations ans notices % pendency cf
action thereon. ~ ANY
ADGERNON S. NORTON. RetSree.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
Masters Sales.

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
For the Northern District ~ Ohio.
Eastern Division.
Number 1909
Consolidated with Cause Number I54p
Central Trust Company of New York Trustees Complain
ant. vy The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Com.
panv. Defendant
Notice - hereby given that the inns within which
creitorS OF The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
panN ana of al subsidiary mentioned
h1l nr COMPLIANT heret0fore fte This shall he
their respective claims with make their respec-
tive DIRECTIONS 20 Tho claims Of other
extenge by the court "a the 2nd ~ 1909
tr' nearing before heretofore
81 august 1906" has been postponed The Sun day OF
October, f9o9
e4f Socistv FOR savings Bldg
Cleveland. ohio.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
GEORGE BRONSON HOWARD PARoLgp.

George Bronson Howard the playwright. was
naroled Indefinitely by Magistrate torrigan IN
Jefferson Market court yesterday. on the charge
Of forcihly taking diamond ring from Mrs
Theresa RAYMOND, known behind the footights as
Theresa Gerard. She has left this jurisdiction Tor
Reno. Ncv the headquarters OF stage divorce
colony The magistrate intmated that when she
came back the against Bronson Howard ""u'p
be pushed And meantime the Court has instructed
the Yolice TO hold the diamond ring valued at $50
which the drsmatist claims be his
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

ures for the corresponding period last year were
s255 IN our work this year re have placed the
emphasis on prevention Of disease, and the results
seem to have justified the policy
The only trouble is that we haven't an sppro-
priation large enough 20 continue the work OF IN
struction 30 mothers throughout the year Our
nurses and physicians employed IN the schools
during the school year aud they viii be N1thdraV7
In, Gnnfartl
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
" @th street
No - 10Th A,eu-
pAprrr rtr


All ths, certain lot OF parcel ot land.
rituats. lying and being IN tho twentieth
Nard 20 the City % New York. known and
distinguished BY the number 303 and Is
known ard also distlu usuished on n certain
map " Lands IN the Twelfth. nov Twen-
ueth. Ward " TIRE city u New YORK be-
loagirg % th- Estate o. Cornelius Ray
deceased. datsi lIth February 1894. made
BY Edwin Smith. CITY surveyor. on fis IN
nc ofics - the Register % enc CITY and
County % New York. b. rhe nuu,o~- go
bounded soUth-aStvar,ify IN front by the
Tenth Avenue. southv estHardiy hy lot
nuu1tered -Four hundred twenty-five ta22l
on the saL- map. uprthveStvar,iiv by lot
numl@r Four hundred Sevsuty-eight ftIsi
on th~ sald map. AMI uortheastVarilv by
lot number -Four hundred eighty t4Sol on
the said map. 'he norfheastu arIIv and
southw~stVardiy boundary lines each run-
ming through party wall containing IN
width IN front on TIE said Tenth Avenue
and in the rear twenty-tour go feet eight
80 inches and one-qua-ter % an iyr,h more
OF less. being onS-siEhth of the distance
between TVenty-n'rth Street and Thi-ti~th
street and IN length on each side 100 feet
The following Is a diagram or the above
described property Parcel No. 81.
W. SOth Street
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
so az ION Averrs-
" a5th street
n.r...rr II

Commencing at point on the WN-'sIly
s'fs - the Tenth Avenue distant twenty
fes- south. rlv from the intersection or the
-outhSriv side 81 1wcnty-hfth street WIN
ne ,y.sre-lv side OF Tenth Avenue. run
ming thence westerly parallel or nearly
parallel With Twenty ffth street ana
partly through the centre % a party WAIl
ssyenrv-rve feet thence southerly parailei
o- nearly parallel with Tenth Avenue nine
teen feet six inches. thence ea-teriy PAR
Ausi ur nearly parallel vifN Iwenty-utth
st-set and partly through The centre OF
r.t.y vaV ssysnfv- ave feet 20 Tenth Ave
rua aforesaid ard thence nortAerly alohs
the Tenth Avenue nineteen feet SIX inches
% the piare of beginning.
The following - a diagram % the ao0Ne
dsscrlt-d property tParue, No. -
" r5fN G-r-ef
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
N0RT9 GEgMAM 1 LLOYD

Largo. Fast and Luxurious Twfn-Screvv
Express and PASSENGER Stearns1i,,s
Equipped with Wireless & Submarine SIznaiS
PLYNOTTH-CIER BOT Rg-RRrNfr.
EXPRESS SailinES Tuesdays az 10 a NJ
NronpTinz Wu1. Sept7 k. ". der C;r Sep- u
CeIille- sept IL X. Vim. IL SEPT -
FL-1 NOJ TH--C,IERBOCR CRCS-BRElfES
I"ll-Screw Sailings Thursdays at 10 a. 81
hurIuerst. Sept. . Brenen..... sent IL
" WasninEton. sept 2 T. Fried. VIM sept ~
- .fb-.,h,iE ~ WASHlNGTON-Saii sept. @
$500 Tons. Newest and LARGEST German.
shlphuilder's art -
-. flBRALTAR-NAPI PIES-GENOA
Meulterrs mean Sailings SATURDAYS at II A. VI
~, n, Aioert. - sept llI+P. Irene. Oct. q
h.r,in news ept. =, sN. Albert. Oct. z
Calls az Algiers.
Ihdependent Around the World Tours
travellers, checks good all over the world
APpy oELRICHS a co. General Agsnta
BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

TAxPAYERs WHO DESIRE TO OBTAIN
their bills promptly -houle make immedi-
ste written recuisiticn BLANKS NAY Be pr TJcuFed
n she Borough ofroef). stating their proptTty
hy section ward block and lot or map mum
be-, making COPY Of saH4e from theiF bills OF
Il a taxpay,er !. assessed Tor personal tax the
requsition should airo request biz for such
Zach r,ouisition should b. AcoompAni.d By
an envelope bearing the proper address of ths
applicant. AND WITH HETIHh POST
AGE, PREPAID.
In case of any doubt IN regsri 20 ward Sc
ton. block lot number. Taxpayers shouIa
take their deeds 10 tbs Department of 1a1es
Gated on the mas OF ihzt Department. and
forward 20 the Deputy Receivsr OF Taxes. VII
the requisifiOn. certified memorandum of
their properly. which VIII be- furnished by tie
Department " TnKes Enc AEsassments
Taxpayers in this manner ~iil receive theI
bills returnsd By mai a; the earliest possible
momeut. ard avoid any delay caused by wait
Ing IN linss. az required IN case 0f psrsonsl
fhe rsouisition must BE- addressed Ane males
70 tho Deputy Receiver of TsSes IN rnicheref
John J. NcbcnouRh. No. 81 Chambers street
Borough q Manhattan No~ Eors
mont Hvsuues Borough u The Bronx. Ssr
TSou.ss J. Dr.nnsn. Municipal Building. Bor-
ough CT brooklyn. New YORK
George H Greed. corner OF Jackson sv.nDs
nne Tffth street. L.DEg Island city, Borough o.
John De Eorssa. Borough HAIL. ST. George.
Staten Island. Borough u iacEncno. New
Eftor receiving the bills ths taxpayer WI.
draw a check for The amount . The oroer o.
me Receiver % Taxes ard mall btil and cheek
With an addressed envelope. with the return
postage prepaid, 10 ths Deputy keoeivsr N
siSofeiF 40 nIsnsTas BATE ALLOWED. AZ
Caccks shog,a le nlali-d sOIu ~ po<so.-
Sfttr the ,ls nave been recs4veo oy the tAA-
DAVID Il. AUSTEN,
Receive. q 1sxs&
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
WORK WANTED.

Male.
HIGH Class SPECIALITY SAbESNAN
desires 20 hear from some n'anutaclu!'I
= no wants o.. b. satisfactorily geEieSe = !
in 81 Louis and vicinity. at iTfsent =
Louis agent for concern. hut Wlsh1s -
change commission basis preferred T. ~
l'oN 9SS. 81 Louis. No.
AUSTRALIA Manufacturer agent. r-HS
eat Neu YORK desires agencies fnr NuS-
-rcli7n states W HNdetraudt. t'Wti'e
Hotel F.rosiv4y aud c-;l 81
BOY. is az ANYTHING best reference
Harry charles. Ssc columbus ave
'HAUTFEJ- r -Colored. expert repairn.a.ih
aud electrician on any make " cars W.
urivate family. ran drive PhNkaTd tu"1a'aS
Tlva-. ~tsrns. ChaIvlrE. &c. +. II. Jonh-
son. - West i2-.,h 50
MAN. sr~ekinE zen languages. wishes 70
sifion ~ h0tsI 4 Florence. '''' t.aS'
Isf'h 50
yor-l= Man. q stock or sales room.
rlsrcantil~ hogs@. had some precious ~
pari~uce. reside parents excellent r.r"I
snr.s. modest salary Bsum. 80 West
IsGth ~
Young MAN. IS having 'vo y'ar o.
Gee experience IN this country. Wl-n's
position % trust vitis well ,stali-h1i nItn'
Al reFerrrre : R lrS2 BROADWAY
ToUNG MAN 20 DO light Porter vork , or
drive single wagon. John 'es"N. ~
West 2Sth 80.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
School Agenc.es.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TFScHrRS AGENCY
Professors. Teachers 49,
10 CeIeEss Schools and Families Apply to
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
ErmnIr

NEAT. bright white sirI wanted IN ne!r ~
general housev- ork age from i 10 -
good wages and steady sob tn the tiSht "''-
Mrs. y eckS - West 18th 81
WOMEN 70 sew beads On SLIPPERS ana
bows; work given uu:: neat sewers w
~ taught s,esdy work. Eon' pay MAJ
tines 24a West 565h St New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
HELP WANTED.


Male.
MADE $50 erN IN fivs vear- IN the mall
order business. began with s. send Tor
free booklet. Tells how. Heatock. si+
LockpoTt. ~. Y.
SALESM Wanted. experienced man N
tn. wood working lire to take up duties
vitH established slack barrel cooperage
concern of twenty wears standing. ststs
present duties and experience. commuhlCa a
tious confidential. Central states to"i'i-
az" Company. Now taS'ie- Ind
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
Notice to Taxpayers.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
8a3 IILTON ST. BRooKLYN. y. Y.

Department of Finance, Bureau for the Col
lectlon of Taxes. New York. September 1. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
Country Board.

s,F.frT UOsFe Tor eyed convalescent people. with
t-oatr1enf. ma medical attendance IN
,osc reasonsbe rates Address QUIET, S04 Mechanics
Bank Building. Broohyn
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
TERRA-MARINE INN
PENNSYLVANIA

on TIE BEACB
Irr-GUENoT PARK. STATEN ISLAND. y. T.
-. s,ro Battery hy ferry tran Hotel autos meet
sr train Baths: running water Cuisine unsurpasseo
zine motoring fishing, bathing. sailing. Long
80 FRED r. NEEDHAM, Manager.
CRYSTAL LAKE HOUSE, FREEpoRT =. L.
Tie Special Tor fail WINTER
A. T. FROST Propr Freeport = J.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
.yPEwEITING AND TypEwRITERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau ct: csts-
iogne free: eli makes taken part pay
ment. bargains Ia Un1erEocds. Rsminx tons.
divers. Smiths
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

1880 lieep Sea THntrE Daily. Foster. rron
X3k3.1Js.H ir Angler eefet " 2ist 1.I5. Bafsry
lsudins o5 e. N. Tickets he ladies' Soc
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
Excursions.
EOCKAWAY BEACH

Leave >. - g. sttl. 81 sta tvia Long island r. ,, D.
~ 10 4 a. II -. 90 90 ss2O 2.5O $40 4 30
$50 G.sO. 500 300 1880. 1900 =. M.
I.,ase gr0oifsH TFlatbush s1a J. 500 0.5O 7,1a
rzs. s.ls. o.2o 1000. los2 LIB ~ I2:lO $3.50
co 40. 90 - .1a. 22a, s257. 5sI7 81 4.2T
ss 5so7 5seT 5ss7 COZ .32 7.Os : so s.si s:ss
5000. u 20, 12lO p. y. s6ats. only
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
De Lancey School for Girls

West ssth ~. West End
18Th 4tb- Elementary, school aui
College Preparatory school for TIE careful ~u cation
of girls % tho higher qualities % seif
reliant manhood FncerEartcn Department cases
for small boys AftUTnuOn Study hoEr. Year book
Guest
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

TORDHAM UNTyERsErN sCHOOL or LAW
20 Ntscy It. =. y, Hours; f:f5 10 s:I5 D. Ip
Rtopens ssrt %. PAUL FULLER. IL. D.. Dean
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS

WEST slST ST. SENTRAL FARk wE>T.
Individual Instruction college
Eighteen INSTRUCTORS specialists. G-l, zfshrE
college
culture subjects study HuIne. special Coaching
without Charge. Catalogue.
ofhcs Hours. li-6 after sept. . Tel 7ss Riverside.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

IDARIS.-I.adies College. chateau dAu.auu 10 -
Il dAuteuiL Principals Miles. Roure IIFbes, -"
IN America CONT. Home Prosnectus on srpiir,ttn,s
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

10. $50 10th Avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

For Young Lades-Country.
MISS c. MsssoN.s Suburban School FOR Gisl, AZ
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01
ETn HANK TINf.

-rr rrrrtIfa g. p =. n r. daiiy $50 a m "a,
fsen- $3.50 and 91s 8, M. Baticry. 80 a m
80 y ftrf. 10 ana 9.a5 g. fOr EIighlands
Ted panE, etc Exc- soc Trolley Long Branch
New-York tribune., 1909-09-01

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
AR 3 UNIVERSITY PLACE
opposite Washington Square ,Ys4
small rooms: Handsomely furnished: xs,.-
temen' references; centrally located.
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITE; oisrc.
BATH extra bedroom; sS so: private an.
trance. atuts 20 West loed 81 N.ii.or
Esd ST. 20 EAST Csfadison square soutaY.
only.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1909-05-06
THE SENATE AND THE COUNCIL.

The birth OF the infant Senate brings
up the question:: What good has the
Womane Council done. When do the
functions OF the two organizations over
lap. The first question i easier To an
~Wvr because mp to the present time Ii
i difficult 10 tell what the Senate's
fathers intended the functions of the
senate to be.
Exactly how much GOOD the Council
ha> done it is too soon to measure.
It, purposes are a. fixed and IL dctinit"
As those OF the Suprcm" Court OF the
United States. 1t desires in the main.
to ,rr new standards and Ia cmpha size
the old standards uf the university
The nature 81 such an organization Is
such hat it must sit secretly. Other
wi~c it would be persecution and not
protection. All of this sounds vague
hut to the council member- this is
definite enough and those who have
felt the touch of the council know what
it can do Definite stand ha- been
taken against cheating and other vi"-
Iation- OF university ideals
The council ha, the university an
rhoriticS behind it. although il is en-
tirely an organ of student government.
Finally ii may he said i'm answer to the
question. that the council has accom-
pliShcd even more than its promoters
hoped
Ii the Senate can do a. much. it
will fill Il needed place in the univrr-
~ity. 1t will concern only the men eN-
cept in cases where the honor of the
whole student body is touched. But
Just what it does aim to do is difficult
I'll was submitted to mass mcctin"
Of the university women and it can he
amended only in mass meeting of the
"irl- Should not the constitution of
the Senate be submitted at least to a
mass mcetn" of the men. since they
ar" to vest ii with authority to act.
The spirit of partisanship has been
absent from the council. which is per-
hap> the main reason for its easy work
man>hip. If university politics can be
kept out of the senate it will work eff
fectivcly. as a legislative. Instructive
and protective body. IF men are elect
I'd To the senate who are not fair. who
have not judicial points OF view. but
TO whom local politicians owe some
thing the senate will be farce from
the start. If good men. sane men and
well balanced men are elected il will
he a useful body.