The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-27


ing new directory of the faculty ha
been compiled:
College phone: once, 942; boott
94s.
President Creegan, Waldorf hote,
phone 1850.
Dean Brown, SIS Seventh stree
south, phone 1861.
DR.. Knowlton, 41S Seventh avenu
south, phone 895-L.
DR.. Stratton, s23 Sixth street south
phone 1871.
Mr.. Wanner, 423 Seventh avenu
south, phone 1921
{ Mr.. Freeman, 1916 Third avenu
south.
Mr. Williams. 1os Ninth street south
phone 2346.
Mr.. Beach, 512 Tenth street south.
Mr. Watkins, athletic director, 110.
Sixth street south, phone 144S-L.
Mr.. Vowles, 6O7 Seventh stree
south, phone 2156.
DR.. Callander, 1112 Second avenut
south, phone 345-L2.
Miss Lonn, dean of women, Jones
hall, college phone.
Miss Perley, 6O2 Eighth avenue
south, college phone.
Mrs. Hazelton, 1915 Sixth stree
south, phone 2216-L.
Miss True, 1907 Sixth street south
phone 2552-J.
Miss Sutton. 6O2 Eighth avenue
south, college phone,
Miss Read, SIC Eighth street south
phone 189
Miss Beckman, SO2 First street
north, Moorhead, phone 1314-J
Miss Anderson, 2O9 Third street
south, Moorhead, phone 1881.
Art Department.
) Miss Hill, S19 Sixth street south
phone 11S1-L.
Domestic Science.
Mrs. Orr, SIG Eighth street south
phone 1S9.
Librarian, Registrar, Matron.
Miss Conn, librarian, SIS Sixth
street south, phone 455-L.
Miss Lewis. registrar, S4S Ninth
avenue south phone 5S9-L2
Mrs. Newton, matron, Jones hall
college phone.
Conservatory of Music.
Conservatory, phone 1881.
Director Orr, SIC Eighth street
south, phone 1S9.
Mr.. Kurtz, 416 Eighth street south
phone S66.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens, 366 Seventh
avenue south, phone 1861.
Mr.. Codding, 515 Seventh street
south. phone 1861.
fo1p ;oT,k "a
south, phone 1901.
Mrs. Stockham, lilo College streel
north, phone 2010-J.
Miss Stanley, SIC Eighth street
south, phone 1S9
Miss Beard, 713 Third avenue south,
phone 1922.
Miss Blakeslee. Wellington fats No.
10. phone 1S1s-L
Miss Fortin, 1114 First avenue south
phone 1889.
Mrs. Wright, registrar. 221 Eighth
street north. phone 3S0-L.
In the near future directory of the
officers of student organizations will
be published in these notes.
This evening the newspaper exhibit
under the auspices of the department
of journalism is taking place at the
college library. Such an exhibit is
unique in the educational history Of
the state. The department has been
doing splendid work under the inspir-
alton of Mrs. Hazelton The visiting
journalists, who are attending the
and other friends OF the
college are to be the guests of the
evening. The college orchestra will
furnish music, and there will be light
refreshments. There are some very
old papers, and several from
various countries and in over thirty
languages. Unfortunately the illness
of Mrs. Hazelton will prevent her be-
ing present and personally superin-
tending the exhibit.
Friday evening President Creegan
addressed the session of the conven-
tion of North Dakota newspaper men
on The Influence of the Press
DR.. Knowlton's recent address on
Socialism, delivered before the Com
mons club. and which was published
in Fargo, seems to have at
tracted widespread attention. Presi-
dent Warren of Yankton college writes:
Il take moment to tell you that /
CHANGED to purchase paper on the
train, and to read in it your address on
socialism. want to express my APP
preciation of it. took good part
Of the class hour yesterday in that
subject to read the address to them"
Prof. William J. Hutchins of the de-
partment of homiletics of Oberlin
Theological seminary: have read
your thoughtful paper on socialism.
AS you may well believe, find myself
IN perfect sympathy with you in your
criticism of our present system
In the last number of The Westland
Educator there is an Appreciation Of
lanes Foley by Miss Elizabeth Perley
If the faculty.
At a recent meeting of the Fort
nightly club Miss True read a paper
in The Drama as Social Factor.
Comparisons were made of attendance
it church and church functions with
moving picture shows and theatrical
attractions with rather surprising re-
suits : Miss True made very clear
What should be the mission OF the
present day drama Works by Pinero.
Barrie, Shaw, Ga1sworthy and others
we're reviewed.
Born on Jan. is, 1912. Louise Buck
nghain at Marshfield, Ore. Dwight
was member of the
lass OF 1905, and Mrs. Buckingham,
lee Crawford, Of the class Of 1907.
The weekly college X. NJ C.. A.
,rayer meeting was led by Hugh
Miller of the boys department of the
.ity Organization. The X. w G. Al.