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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY


Movements of Members of FacuIt
and Students.
Cadets Ben Hoge Of Lexington, Mo. and
Frank McCorkle Of Holton. Kan, OF last
years class have each received an appoint
ment to west Point.
Steps are being taken to purchase horses
sufficient in number TO thoroughly equip
the academy with a complete cavalry out.
lit.
Captains Trman, Cockrell and Gentry Of
last years faculty returned to Lexington
to spend their Fourth Of July holiday.
Captain TIlmsn, who handled the foot bali
squads so successfully last year, will again
take charge Of that work during the COM
Ing session. He is spending his summer
Analysing the soils Of Cooper county for
the federal government.
Captain II. w. Anderson, who was a
member Of the faculty year before last,
has been at the University OF Missouri
taking special work during the last year.
HE will be . member of next years faculty
and will take charge of the track work.
Miss Pauline Sellers has returned to her
home in Lexington after q months visit
at 81. Louis. Miss Sellers will teach vocal
uLlu BlhAlO CT NhN "SetNhhS NNAAAh hho hNAt
year.
Mr.. SANFORD Sellers. jr.. Of the class Of
'OS has Just returned from Chicago, where
he won the prize in the i~nterscholastic
tennis tournament The prize given was a
handsome silver cup.
Mrs. Jennie Hornbuchle, matron OF the
academy, left Saturday for a two weeks
visit to warrensburg. Mo.
Mrs. Alfred Franklin Smith, formerly Of
the Central Female college of this place,
now Of Tulsa, ckl., and her daughter,
Miss Hortense, ara visiting the family OF
the superintendent Of the academy.
An unusually large number Of requests
for catalogues is arriving daily and there
lie every reason to believe that the large
attendance Of last year will be greatly in
creased.
Miss Mary Hoge has returned to her
home at the academy after q year spent
at the Mary Baldwin seminary of Virginia
Mrs. Ada B. Carter of the academy is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Bayless Steele
Of Kansas City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
BELLEVUE COLLEGE NOTES.
what Members of the Faculty Ar
Doing This summer.

what Members of the Faculty Are
Doing This Summer.
Since the departure of DIR. Adams for
his new field Of labor as president of
Highland university, the work OF the sum
mer school has been progressing under tho
direction OF Prof. Julian II. Gist and Mrs.
Leonard.
Drs, Tyler and Phelps, Profs. Leonard
and schmiedel and Dean Calder are spend
Ing the summer in Bellevue. DR.. Phelps
attended the reunion of his class at Wash
ington and Jefferson college a month ago.
Dean Calder is Stocking after the building
Of his new home. Prof. Schmiedel is en-
Ioying the opportunity for some special
work along mathematical lines which he
has in hand Prof. Leonard is enjoying a
rest and looking after his garden.
Manager Fred Jones Is enthusiastic over
the prospects for a successful foot ball
season. The old players will generally re-
turn and several strong new men are ex-
pected, so that the prestige OF Bellevue In
this line OF athletics will be maintained.
Captain Harry Morter Is managing his
fathers farm, and will return early in
order to be in readiness for training and
getting everything in shape for the con-
test that is to come early in the season
between Creighton and Bellevue.
Prof. Fred H. Currens and Mrs. Currens
Of the chairs Of physical science and pub
lie speaking and Dean Luella Carter are
spending the summer in special work in
the University of Chicago.
Mr.. Raymond M. Crossman, who is rep.
resenting the college in the field, reports
excellent prospects for a large student
body and for a large freshman class next
fall.
Miss Jessie Mildred MacLean, who has
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

Reports of Teachers on Certain Feat
ures of Family Life.

Reports of Teachers ON Certain Feat
ures of Family Life.
It Is an opinion frequently expressed
that American children as a type" are I'M
| pertinent, lacking in respect for their
elders, and in need of discipline. An in
vestigation bearing upon this subject has
been made in loo public schools scattered
throughout the United States. and some OF
It's results nave been reported to the Ma
tional Educational association. Many
teachers, In making reports, ertticise Sc
verely the home and social life Of families
in their relation to the training Of children.
1t seems superfluous to point out that
homes where profanity, drunkenness, and
vice prevail act against every good influ-
ence Of the school.
But simultaneously 1t is made to appear,
the Washington Herald, that the
homes even of the prosperous and refined
are not always conducive to the formation
of strong character. II is asserted that In
such homes discipline is lax and that chill
dren place themselves on the same level
with their parents" This IL one Of those
attempts at criticising domesticity that are
characteristic of amateur sociology. What
qualifications for passing judgment upon
the influences Of the family circle thrown
around the developing mental and moral
elements of youth has a school teacher,
presumably unmarried But aside from
that question, is It to be assumed that a
heritage of Ill is 10 follow the phenomenon
OF children who attain to the level that
permits familiar and confidential assocla-
ton with their fathers and mothers7 1t
seems a doctrine both radical and repulsive
thai aspiring youth should be denied the
advantage of affectionate and intellectual
converse with the elders, whose agreeable
duty 1t should be to contribute every social
encouragement M personal stimulus to
the development of character. Sad, indeed,
would be the home whose children were
treated systematically as inferior beings,
unqualified to share. In the unaffected
charms of the family circle. In such a
relation the fault of impertinsnce could
find no place. 1t would seem that these
froward critics have attacked a charac-
teristic Of American home life that in
reality merits praise and encouragement.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
Educational Notea.

The new president OF ancient Union col
lege at Schenectady. n. Y, DT. Charles
4. Richmond, is able to announc the rails
ing Of the $l00,GO needed to meet the
general elSc1on board, so that the en-
dowment will thu be increased by $500. o0O.
Miss Mabel X. Babcook OF Wellesley
Hills, Mass, was the only woman to re-
ceive the M. S. degree at the recent COM
mencement OF the Massachusetts, Institute
Of Technology. She is a graduate of Welles-
Icy college and took a degree in archttec-
ture at the institute OF Technology last
year. Four other women received degrees
from the department OF architecture OF
the institute this year.
The national education association at its
recent meeting in Denver adopted a reso-
luton demanding the abolition Of frater-
mites and societies in all public schools,
upon the ground that their departure is
essential TO the maintenance OF the democ-
racy OF the schools, 1t 10 to be noted that
this position was adopted by q unanimous
vote. There is no need for further DEM
onstratioh OF the fact thai the educators
about secret societies In colleges, are
agreed that they have no legitimate place
in the public schools.
The alumnAe OF Radcliffe, presented H,00O
to be used for scholarships or in any way
desired, in honor Of Miss Agnes Irwin, the
Is already an Agnes Irwin scholarship at
Radcliffe. A portrait OF Miss Irwin,
painted by Cecilia Beaux. was also pre-
sented to the college. Colleges make trained
and disciplined workers she said, IN her
farewell address. They never make
Sometimes expel them and often are not
acquainted with them when they have
them. Radcliffe. she said. was born tree,
and 10 In bondage TO no man or benefaetor,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

pacity. It's telegraph school is associated
with a number OF railroads and gives prao-
teal instruction In both railroad and com
mercial telegraphy. A graduate is capable
OF taking a position at once and q posi-
ton is guaranteed to every student.
Sioux City, Ia, has donated thirty acres
OF land and $4,000 to a new college TO be
founded by st. Viateur's Of Rankakee.
III. Work win he begun at once on a new
building. which will cost $4,000 and ao-
commodate 900 students.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
Lincoln Institution Forging TO tn
Front an Public Esteem.

Lincoln Institution Forging TO the
Front an Public Esteem.
In looking over the new catalogue OF the
school of music at the University Of Ne.
brasks it Is very evident that this school
Of music is abreast Of tho times in every
thing that goes to make up a thoroughly
appointed school. Its instructors have no
superiors as artists or teachers in any of
the famous schools Of music.
Its rapidly increasing attendance is suffi-
Client evidence that great thorouRhness,
with modern methods of teaching. are in
vogue there.
1t has a school orchestra Of over fifty
members. which IL conducted by Carl
~steckelbure. who is at the head OF the
violin department, Four concerts were
given by this organization during the las.
year, which were Of unusual merit. In
each q portion Of one Of the greater sym
phonies vas performed and large numbers
had the pleasure OF hearing them
The piano department, with Robert w.
Stevens Of Chicago and Sidney SLIDER OF
Vienna and fourteen other instructors, is
positive acknowledgment of it's satisfac-
ton and Importance.
The next year promises to be a most
successful one. with largely increased NUM-
bers in attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-19

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People You Know.

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Miss Jane Eta Mckinney went to
Grafton yesterday to attend the meet
ing OF the Monongahela Valley Rnnud
Ms. James Al. Justice is in at her
home IN the First ward.
Miss Pauline Miller has been I'll for
the past week at her home on Madi-
SON street.
ms. w w. Conaway and daughter
Mary are visiting relatives at Weston.
Miss Bertha Wise Is visiting rela-
tiyes at aEcKeesport and Allegheny,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lively. went TO
Weston this afternoon to spend Sun
day with the formers sisters; the
Misses Lively.
ed from brief visit in Ptttsburg.
Mrs, j. C.. McAGahon, OF Mt Morris,
Pa, is the guest of Miss nellie Donley.
Miss Clara Forman, OF Claude, this
State, is the guest of Misses Delphia
and Lou Foreman; of High street.
Miss Jsne Smith, of Loaconing, Md.
is the guest Of Miss Jane Jenkins and
Mrs. j. p Hart, on Parks avenue.
Mrs. ugh f. Snfth went to Nor
gantown yesterday to attend an at
home given by Mrs. Roy A. Tough.
Misses Nan and Nell Cox spent yes
terday and today in Grafton.
Mrs. John n. Baker, Of Cheat Neck,
who has been here the guest of her
sisters, Mrs. Sanford Morris and Mrs.
r. Jobes, left this morning for Nor
gantown. She was accompanied. by
Mrs. Morris and they will spend few
days with their sister, Mrs. F. *.
O'KelIey, of Spruce street.
Mrs. J. "A. Cox, wIlo2has been the
Eue+ for a few days Of her daughter,
Mrs. Ira L.. Smith, on Grafton street,
returned yesterday to her home at
Morgantown-
Nj. and, Mrs. -Fred Boydston and. lit
tie son, Wilbur, of Gray's Flats, are
in The city to spend Sunday with rel
atives.
been in New York for the past week.
Mr.. Harry REbIett and sister, Miss
Nellie. of Seattle. Wash, who have
been visiting their cousin, Mrs. G. w.
Walker. OF Locust avenue, have gone
to Shfnnston to visit their sister, Mr.,
Fred King, and other relatives.
Mrs, Nora Nay and Mrs. Mary
Tucker, of Shtnnston, are visiting tleir
brother Mrs. Gtas. Nay, of 9th
street
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
PILES CURED AT HOME ~
NEW ABSORPTION MErHoI

II you suffer frln bleeding, itehha
blind or protrudrnB tiles, send N.
Jour address, and VIII tell You ASN
to cure yourself at home BY the nsV
ibsorptIon> treatment: and VIII al.
Iend some of this home treatment trO'
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
Personals,

SGT39I1dlSs
Miss Elizabeth Hanley Is very much
improved, after severe attack OF ton
siIitis and will resume her. work on
Helen and Hazel sldwelI were the
guests OF the Downing girls at Metz
yesterday.
Metz yesterday.
Robert Burt was wheeling visitor
this week.
Milton Gibson and wife returned
from visit to Washington. Pa. last
]. j. Tague, of Beton, was bust.
ness visitor here last night.
Miss Stella Rex will spend the win
ter with Prof. and Mrs. McBee at their
hcme near Fairmont
G. R. Briner. OF Columbus, Ohio, was
business visitor here recently.
F. v. JolIiffe, Of Pittshurg. was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Miss Ida Watson and Mrs. Mary
Stpe, of Fairmont, are geusts of Mrs.
]. r. Koen here today.
c. E. Minor returned to his home at
West Alexader. Pa, after a visit here
with friends.
The Lady Maccabees of the World
held dime social at the home of Mrs.
Lynch in Houghbown last evening A
large crowd was in attendance and an
enjoyable time was spent by all.
Glen Watts Is very Ill at his home
OF tonsilitis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
EARN SAMPLES.

Mr. and AErs Jas. d. Buwman, o.
Hault. were in the city this morning.
Mr.. Bow1nan is doing couh fdert1le
good work as a truck farmer He
brought the editor of the West Wiz
ginian some samples of canned toma-
toes and beans, which we're much -
Dreciated. Mr.. Bowman also brought
in nm ear of corn raised byysMr. e. ii.
HouIt. which demonstr ates large corn
can he raised in the iMonongahefa
valley. Mr.. HouN raised about 600
bushels of ears of corn on four
acres.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13


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Ave others convicted OF contempt
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billions opens in Mechanics Butllng
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freight rates on Lemons win 81 81 u. ,nHS
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through route from chicago 70 JACK
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YORK. VIII marry me tann' y. y.
Greyille son OF Lord Grevlhe, IN Lon
don. ,r
Opera House otSNeWl YORK WIZ open
Its regular season.
Iuesday i,
President. ialt Is e1pectea 70 JOY ~.
the hrst cabinet meetlnS Oh the sea
son.
Colorado railway passenger 10y ~.
convention VIII open IN y! Denver ut tile
call Oh Governor Shaiortn. =,
Episcopal jubilee or Plus \ VIII pe
celebrated at 81 Peters' hoIns' wiz
pllTtms from all over tne Worla'
Nadonal Association OF Kallw va.
Commissioners VIII open tWent5.hrs
annusl convention at Was1 nnste .,
stockholders OF Attantlc Coast l az;
in annual convention at Richmond VIZ
be asked TO authorize a bonu Issue ol
S2eQ! 100000.
Oklahoma VIII. celepraie tle see4 ~
! anniversary OF the ADMISSION Oh 9le
State TO the Union.
WednesdaY: .,.
Atlantic Coast WaterWays Asso oSaI
) tion VIII open. rlts ,conVentlon aI nut
folk.
National American Woman :snarage
Association VIII hold mass meetings. IN
New York.
Permanent organization OF CONNER.
cial secretaries OF me Middle weS s'
Will be, formed at GIncfnIfael. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13

Z II you arc dissatisfied tenant-which
YOU should he if you have cause-look
at some CT tho ho-ses or apartments
advertised today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
BOUND TabIe Meetf1 d.

Tho teachers of Warrington district
arfe attending a meeting of the Mo,
nongahela Valley Round Table at
Grafton this week. Many teachers are
in attendance and the children are
enjoying a holiday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
WANTED.

.WANTEp-Glrl for homework. Apply
No. 5, Alexander Place. Eth ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
Warrington
Warrington, Nov. IS.
Home From Porto Rico.

Major and Mrs. Wallace and little
sen are the guests of Mrs. Wallace's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, ]. L. Stewart.
Major Wallace is an officer in the u
s. Army and has been stationed In
porto Rico for the past few years. At
ter a visit here they Will make their
hcne in San Antonio, Texas, where
Major Wallace will be stationed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13

The best store bargain" advertised
today might be the very thing you
want to buy today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
FOR sALe-REAL EeTATE

.FoR. sALE-o1e groom frame house,
good cellar. bath room. we'll plumbed
for gas and water, good. well Of water,
lot 69xl2O. two lots; also q lots on
view street, 46x120, one 56x120 all in
good condition This property can be
bought for song II at once. Come
and get my price. am sure 1t VIII
please you. Edgar w. Smith, No 1906,
Eighth; St, Fifth ward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13

HousE-For Ssle- House and three
acres, 80 minutes walk from new
glass plant Con. Phone $40. Ut
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-13
Juniors Won.

The Juniors won three games from
the Professionals at the Temple Bowl
ing Alleys by the following scores:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-09
BUSINESS MEN FORM CLUB.
Montezuma Commercial Association t.
Boost for Their Town.

Montezuma Commercial Association to
Boost for Their Town.
Special to Times Republican.
Montezuma, Feb. 9.-The Business
men of Monteznma who began recently
an agitation in favor of the formation
of a commercial club for that town
have developed a perfected organiza'-
ton. with the following officers and
committees:
President, q. H. Wiltse; vice presi-
dent G. J. Griffin; secretary. o. G.
Russell; treasurer, i. H. Plat; commit
tees on membership, F. NJ. Birken-
meyer, o. C. Russell, George F. Johns
ton; advertising, r. j. Smith. Frank
Bechley, R. A. Mortland; entertain
ment, J. M. Goodson, T.. V. Harper, w.
N. Stone; railroads, John Moler, ]. w.
Carr. C. r. CLARK; closing, c. Fl. Tay-
lor, Ben Powell, L. A. ,Shearer; rating,
Fred Thompson, Fred Carr, n. F. Nor
ton; auditing, A. c. Heath, A. G. Nc
Gill, wv. Rose; Farmers organiza-
ton, G. w Hawkins, j. 3. Harden, G.
w. Butts, current issues, N. M. VAL
eptil,e. Alex Duffus. ], G. Winget; man
fa,tueing, A IF Rayburn. WNR. Lew .
is. A. b. Silverling. All the business
men are showing interest in the move
ment, and both protective and agrees
i've work is expected
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-02-09

vator is a sure go at Garwin. They
have raised nearly $4,000. They are
thinking of buying one of the present
elevators. They will handle flour, feed,
salt and coal, besides grain.
There will be a. box social at the
Spring Creek school house, No. 8, Feb.
H.
The horse sale at Garwin. Saturday,
was we'll attended and horses brought
good prices.
Will Untiedt commenced work for
George Kiser, east of Gladbrook, Feb.
l. This will make his second year at
Mr. Kiser's.
The neighbors and friends of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Taylor completely surprised
them Friday evening They gathered.
to the number of fifty, to let them know
in what esteem they were held, before
leaving for their new home, which Mr..
Taylor purchased recently at King.
stead, Emmett county.
The ladies each took basket filled
with good things to eat. Just before
supper, Mr.. p. H. Sells, in behalf of the
neighbors and friends, presented Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor with a very beautiful
rug, as token of remembrance.
Elmer Conner has hired for the COM
ing season to D. w. Heidlebaugh, his
brother, Howard, works for D. D. Dob