The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-08-24
PAGE SEVEN.

MAS power 10 OepUuxe O4uCt0O Iu~
fractions Of the rules are TO be fol-
lowed by arrest
A hare aud hound chase. baseball
games and other sports furnished the
today Ross Lyons FL.
mer Grosvenor and Howard Sseinkamp
were the hares this morning. Daman
Whitman won the chase. The course
covered about four miles.
Tent inspection Is held each morn
ing. 4 y. NJ. c. A. banner Is the daily
prize for the most orderly arranged
tent This morning the banner was
hung on tent No q. which Is occupied
by Mayor Grifns and three other lads.
Fall Festival Ads.
when they aWoke this morning.
campers found their tents decorated
with turn me over" fall festival tags
During the night hours. when every
one was supposed TO be quietly az
sleep the denizens of the boys city
crswled from beneath their tents and
supplied with arm loads Of the cards
sailed forth. 4 committee of the Y.
NJ. II. c. visited the Boys City last
evening and secured permission from
the mayor and council to place the
cards In the hands of the citizens for
distribution.
Hundreds Of the red and blue cards
we're hung about the grounds. They
were attached to trees. tent ropes. fur
ni,ure and everything to which the
youngsters could reach. When the
campers awoke this morning the
hN -
ing been visited by storm Of turn
ME over" cards
LAST EVENING.
Miss O'Reilly. the whitneys and
George r. Vending furnished last ev-
enings program. Irish Shrines and
iO'Reilly's remarks. She gave an in
teresting account Of many OF the old
land marks OF her native land and re-
| lated several of the most widely
known legends. Miss O'Reilly 10 q
very entertaining speaker.
Robert f. Lee. the idol of the
South" was eulogized by Mr. Wendl.
ing. In strong argumentative pre-
tsentation. the speaker showed why
| Lee deserved to be idolixed by the pa
| triots OF the confederacy. The sublime
qualities of the man were exalted.
His capabilities were depicted in glow.
ing terms. He was spoken Of rs poss-
essing a master mind and the ability
OF the born leader of men,
Mr.. Vending spoke OF Lee with
veneration. The leader of the South
was probably the most beloved OF
Southern officers. The speaker spoke
OF this affection as deserved. II was
merited because of the attitude Of the
man to all things.
Accept the soy's View.
In his lecture yesterday afternoon
DR.. Forbush resumed his talk Of the
morning on The Boys Body" He
supplemented his divisions Of the per.
iod when boy In boy and delineat.
ed upon the different phases. The
influence Of the spiritual and moral
upon the boy at this time of his life
was spoken Of at length. 1t was said
the boy shows moments Of kindness
and manliness far beyond his years
frequently. At these times the parent
and teacher is led to believe the boy
Is precocious and showing remarkable
tendencies. In reality he 10 just a.
much . boy as ever and these side
lights are but indications of the gentl.
er nature, that may be cultivated with
patience.
The speaker maintained the neces-
sity OF meeting a boy upon his own
level Is ever uppermost. II is q prob
lem whether to drag the boy up to the
ideals of the nature mind or to meet
him at his own stage of development.
To get at the boys point Of view and
| establish that as the basis for action
was said by DR.. Forbush to be the
proper way to proceed.
The animal and passionate nature
OF q boy antedates his spiritual and
moral nature. SO 1t In necessary to
cope with the difficulties of his age
In careful manner. Teachers and
parents must exercise Judgment. To
separate q boy from his material In
stincts and replace them by loetier
ideals and interests. DIR. Forbush ad-
yocated Salvation by Displacement"
carieatures Are Misieadina.
Miss Gertrude O'Reilly made her
first appearance in Irish Customs and
Superstitions." Miss O'Reiliy 10 q m,
tive OF Ireland. She has taken I'D
chautauqua work in this country for
the purpose Of dissolving the prejudt-
cial opinion against the men Of her
race. She says II is a mistake to Be.
lieve Ireland IL In a semi-civilized
state. She ridiculed the stage carl.
| catures of the Irishman and said they
give = false impression. She told oe
the achievements of her countrymen
and asked for credit. where crdit -
due