The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-08-09
Address at the Pennington chautau-
qua Yesterday BY Or. Richard
w. Hughes Of Phila-
delpha.
PRESERVED SENTENCES
An Interesting, Entertaining and
Helpful Lecture Regarding the
Making Of the Future
Men,

1000 Bible hour conducted by DR..
Hughes.
| 1:so-opening concert, Chicago
Male Quartet
2:o0-Lecture. Thomas Brooks
Fletcher.
s:oo-Full concert, Chicago Male
Quartet.
Thursday, August II.
10:00-Bible hour, conducted by DR..
Hughes.
1:So-Opening concert, White Iose
orchestra.
2:oo-Lecture, Maud Burlington
Booth
7:so-Concert, White Rose orches-
| ira
S:oo-Lecture, Mrs. Leonora NJ.
Lake
PENNINGTON, Iowa, Aug. 9.-Mon-
day at the chautauqua was ushered
in by the Spanish orchestra. Senior
! Ramos and his gaily dressed singers
were greeted with applause and they
soon established their right to rank
/ among the popular 1910 chautapqua
attractions. Senior Ramos is direc-
tor who directs and gets the most and
the best out of every player.
4 The Real Boy.
/ For Monday afternoon, DR.. Richard
w. Hughes, of Philadelphia, secretary
of university work for the Presbyter-
ian board Of education, was the speak
er. DR.. Hughes who was formerly
president of Ripon College, is an edu-
Gator of almost national reputation.
He believes in higher education but
insists that higher education means
proper selection of those studies and
work which will best fit each pupil
for real life.
He said that only five per cent of
the pupils in the public schools of
this country entered high school or
passed the eighth grade; only one
Per cent of these entered college
ninety-nine per cent leave school I'M
fitted for any calling This he be-
J lieves to be responsible for the start.
ling fact that only five per cent OF
the men are satisfied with their call
ing, the other ninety-five being mis-
fits and anxious to try something else
In Boston they have found that q
they are now starting schools which
will fit boys and girls to select &
calling. All over the country, the boys
do not want to do what their father!
are doing-because they know how
hard it is. There is something FOL
everybody, if they can only find it.
DR.. Hughes lecture was a study o
the real boy Here and there h,
e gave utterance to some trite sentenc,
" which deserves to be preserved. Be
g ginning with baby days the speake
p said:
d "A baby has a right to be baby
D. mo teacher should teach unless h
d. or she loves babies
III "a woman with one baby has n
u business to advise woman with two
Look out for precocious babies
they seldom make precocious men,
= "a thing is educational the frs
time you do it.
' Boys grow by definite steps, an
! what he thinks and does depends III
on the stage he is in.
IT Let a boy whittle in the whittl
age Some men never quit whiting
t. "The vital question of the day il
when to put pants on the boy.
d. Don't make of your little one,
st deacon-let him be young savage
but don't let him remain savage.
e There is not woman on cart
who understands boy and it is b.
t. cause she was never a boy. The boy
need the men. for the better woma
u. is the less she can 10 with boy.
God never made bad boy. The
If grow up bad, but do not want to b
n bad
IS 1--WE need big brother movemen
x men helping and advising the boys
Be sure and take a bottle of Chan
berlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe