Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-29
NEWS FROM PzRu NORMAL.
ReEistratfou fer Preliminary Debatr
Closes with Large List.

heEharrarfuu Ter Preliminary Deh1rr
Closes with LARGE List.
PERU. Neh, Ecv. E-tspectslD-nr
registration fer the preliminary debate
closed tins week AID zeEaous have be-
assigned The registration IL IarEe an
he material reglster~d Is unusually r-ur-
which indicates certain success in the IL
t-eroensE5ate debatas this year TIE qu=
tens and speakers. WIKI thsir bone "a
dresses are as follows
Resolved That -Abcr unions On n
Whole are ~beneIcai, Affirmative Ner5
n Fest CT Home. Arche Husternan q
Eros uTlAe sanford Clements Of KIN
Wood and Mary Wright q Nebraska CITY
5sg1ttve Joseph Goldsteta q Dawson
GArDls Lam Ct GsrtrE = r. DenRis O
Peru and LA Cook Of Szien-
Resolved That TIE c11Ersss q the Unite
states shculd enact a law 70 esrabhEh 2
central EauCzs bank affirmative z. =
Weber O. BsruEuou- Naud g Wiso- C.
Ey-o1d Emery n Teatuh Of Fairburv
ana DalieA Of Carkso1 and J. +
EoEil q Omaha. AnauhcE Nsef Of Rara
Retreat va L ". DiriB Of johnson ard
AEdred PEkt1s q Muhsn
EesolTsd Thai -a1znA laws Ehouh p
s1GCusd providing ps1slsns for needy. 81
aDzclraied laboreTE- RfnrmErfre. A ?
todcaro q Aabul o z Lncnln O.
loleEe View. EEe- Chr-Stsnzsn q Crl1z
HAhel Banks q GEnsa and Jehn BTH7
ran q p "a CITY negative : = NJ
MDlen Of Fraakfurd No Mabel Bruas1
u R1ndol7h Carrie G. Hansen Of Eone1
and s = Zin Of Per-
Resolved Tha 4 graduated fsOorae tai
with al exempnou uf incomes below &e}'
sr annan would De 2 dsStr.hle nod
affirmative JOY Z Morgan Of Upland
Ethe4 E0hinsoa uf HEnbo,r NAbei Gu.
-afson q AlnsEerrh ~ Bost5er O
tive Edison Petit q PERM Z Calm
Il Shuhsr+ " H FfAckstone Of PEtsl
srd BeDe Bols57ck q Hunbol6t
ReEofred. That TIRE wsEHs Of women
should mt Re lever tan these q men IL
- sane OccuPzuun- afflrr1Erfva c J
Simmer q Peru @ p clark Of Lfnso5n
SICK q Ulysses ana wa-r~n J. erase o.
t~leLandria; zsEztf-e. Lsaa Freddy q Ris-
~ CITY Anna Fehl0an q FatrhurT
nErrv StockEale Of Maeison and I B
The speakers in these debates lnc>1de
navy Of the mast prominent students O
tha school and TIE dascEsstsns ~ Al
ended BY . majority Of the students
Prssddent J ". Cubaree has ascsu1es
he tuvits ter 70 deifrsr enc q Tire isa6tnE
addresses n the North Central Teachers
association. Which Is % BE held at Ncr-
fox next sprtnE
Superintendent J. a DOrsmuE q Auburn
visited TIE n0ruzI last week Rsports
from the normal teachers who are tesching
IN thz Auburn school Eystem indicate thar
ae IL doing xe=ls wUrk
TIE members q the Normal bard havs
'atelv secured new Uniforms Tbs makes
The Normal bard one Of TIE best dressed
in the country. Prof Cornell Who has
charge q the band work hsre. has aroused
unusual enthasIEEm along that Hne A
secozd hand Is nov being ORGANISED under
his direction
ne Cce-untEn 6ehstinF club Al rs las
Meeting elected ofEcers IS follows Pres
dealt Orsn Lnooln Of College View, uos
president L w. Dlrks o. Johnson treas
Urer. c J Sinner q Peru Secretary
Joseph GoldEein q Dawson critic. Joy z
Morgan q Upland; adviser. Pref 7. W
Saarsoa; ssrEsE1t-at-ar2s ". Z Burel
o. ReaainE Penn The socisty Is growing
10 such an extent hat there Is tax q
limiting rs nEubsrShip. ArrznEensnrE are
nov betsy uzde fer . new hau IN me
Alumni bu-lding whtch Is being Planned ~
he E0gmzl Alumni ASSOCIATION
WEBSTER hay. q fu-neT stadszt az Ps-u
znz a player in TIE Igg faot han team
cane down to ne Parn-Sec0nd Neb-zzks
game A. fnIIback for The university. He
IS enc o. a nEmb- % Tie Nurmars FOOT
l@a E@."AE 49, --hN - 49, ~ -
university teams
Mss Lillian T. Sta1sr Erusnded the Ma
uonal Wouan's Suffrage convention which
Was held N Lflcolz recently and delivered
an address On the Euhsect- ~WGazu Suf-
frage as Viewed BY the Teacher q GIVES"
Prof J. ". ssarson IsctUrsd ct saube1
Friday evening under the auspices q ne
CufverHu EE1gusion bureau
sgpsrn1=1dsnf Prank MeEgER e WIn-
side has reeenty ssrt fl an crasr tu- .
large number q Prof Br5wns-s uzL
rzrlve experiment BOOKS IN cbszlstry.
sup=-nt=ndeat McN5Wn SAYS that these ars
Le best outlines available f1r use In nist
schools
Mss Cora Chiusu6n a zEduzts q aEi
years senior cas- zho Is teaching -
Brock has organised a semI-Monthly
Literary club which VIZ czrry On 6ebzting
and literary work
A L casa % me clsss q l0E Who s
PRINCIPAL Et Chapp-l hHs 50 Interested
the citizens and students o. hat place Il
E-ETiculturs tha1 q CIT has ben orEza-
lid which is taking II a course Ia dry
farming under his direction.
W H Fu-cEi1 who c1uulsrEd his wurb
LAST spring FOR TIRE Bselelcr q Ec1es-loz
degree from th= Peru HurasL i HHinE !
Pusu~n aE -uini1g teacher IN the node.
AEh school q me BeEHE1am stare Norna.
school tn WashiEE0l.
E H Retmund superintendent o. ths
Craufsrd schooL Rad d Rz7Er O. The In
Euzncs q Muse n tn Furzariuu q ChEr.
auter before he A-szocaEoa q MuEir
sRcrsars In Lncon recautF. NJ Re-
mund graduated with ne class o. Iss ana
Wu be rememhsr-d Es e member q IA,
Emous guartEL coIpused q WlekEnd
Ealsr and Orradovec undouhtseiv one o,
the bez quartstz ever Produoad n thts par
% the cuuury
FunreEt MeAdamz cas- E@ has chErEs
q ne htgh $500 bznd ~ G~0thsnburg Ead