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Evening star., 1912-09-12

FOR SALE
BY wILLETT & REINECKE CO.,
$3.50 EACH-THREE LITTLE BRICK
HOUSES.
Rent, 81 each: 6 rooms.
water and sewer-good
investment. Clear.
sa.e5o--oN 9th ST. N.w.-ABovE
Mass. ave-: 6 rooms; large
shed in rear. Rent, $23.5O
Make fine investment for fu-
ture value.
sa.35O-SICE BRICK HOME. on n.
J. ave. NV; large front lawn
and back yard.
So1Jo-sToRD AND DWELLING
FOR TRADE OR SALE. Store
and rooms and 2-story frame
stable; on business street; cars
pass door; downtown; lot 113
It. deep-being sacrihced for
quick deal.
IS c50-NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
NV. Press brick, il rooms
and baths: hot-water heat.
yacsnt--Open for inspection.
Worth $500. Act quick 10
get this.
So .c5e-BRICK HOME. GOOD NE.
section, west 9th ST.: rooms
and modern bath; great chance
for home buyer or speculator.
YILLETr 4 REINECKE CO.,
1909 III 81. NV.
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FOR SALE - FRAME STORE AND
dwelling on RI ST. ne. containing store
room and five living rooms and bath.
only one block from the Sth 81. line OF
the Capital Traction Company. as well as
directly on the line of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. Price only
So 200.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
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THE OLD RELIABLE,
WASHHNGTONLOANCO.,
6lo F St. NV.

You Can Borrow Our Cash.
II you have household goods. a piana other
security we will loan you from 90 to $4,000
terms that will pease you and at a cost
that is fair and reasonable.
Even IL you have loan. call and see u.s. as
the chances can loan you more money at
q cheaper rate and easier terms. No honest
person refused. No indorser necessary. Neither
do you need 10 have timely furnished home to
your own name: give you plenty ~ time TO pay
II back In small weekly monthly payments
and not charge you more than the accommoda-
tion is worth you.
Loans made In Congress HEIGHTS. Anacostia,
Twinine City. CAPITOL Heights. Deanwood. Fair
mont Heights. Ceda- Heights. Bnrryille. Ben-
ming Rrookland Lanedon. Mt. Rainier. Brent
wood Tenleytown. Takoma Park and all other
suburbs also Alexandria. Va. on the same terms
as I'm Washington.
Why not see us, write us or phone Main BOSS
today? Office open 8 to 6. All applications viii
receive our Immediate attention
Evening star., 1912-09-12

COLLATERAL AT AUCTION.
BY virtue Of a certain collateral note dated
May /, 1912, for the Of $5.O0O.0O. now
overdue, default having occurred under the pro-
visions Of said note. we will sell at public auc-
note. within our ONCE. No. 1881 st. NV,
on FRIDAY. THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1912. at TEN O'CLOCK AM,
dred shares (par value 5000 EACH OF the
Typewriter Rebuilding and Sales Co., Inc, fully
paid and -assessahle, beins: certificates Nos.
90. o. 80, 30 and 100.
Terms cash. All parties in interest take
THos ]. OWEN l. son. Auctioneers.
JOHN B. DAISH,
Attorney for Holders Of Note. Hibbs Bldg.
Se1O-2t
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FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT TYPE OF
Chevy Chase home. situated on one OF
the best streets in the newest Chevy
Chase subdivision Chevy Chase
Heights" A large home with six sleep
ing chambers, two baths. Finished in fine
style. Price, SO, $50. Owner would ac
cept small house in the city in part pay
ment.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

FOR SALE-A HOUSE COSTING $1,000;
located between 11th and 18th at. ear
lines in the downtown section: $4,000
little expenditure for repairs would make
this property a very desirable home.
THOMAS J. FISHER Co, INC.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

FOR SALE-A LARGE, COMPLETE
gymnasium: northwest: brick; heated by
steam: shower bath; lockers: dressing
rooms: balcony. We have q number Of
tenants who will rent and take good
lease. Easy terms. Price, $4,000.
W. II. WALKER. To 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
PRIVATE LOANS

In amounts from S. and up to 500 on household
goods. ETC.. on either weekly monthly payment
plan We are the orignators Of the weekly pay
ment plan. which greatly reduces the cost. We
want every person In Washington now carrying
q loan to call and get our rates. Ph,ne u.
ll79 for agent to call.
RELIANCE Joan AND TRUST CO..
81o 1t. NV.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

Heights Two-story and attic ten-room
detached dwelling, on lot 80 IT. wide.
This is a bSand-new home and is ready to
occupy: Every detail tending to make it
first class in every particular has been
Incorporated. Price. $1,000. Small cash
payment and easy terms for the balance.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

FOR SALE
ANYTHING THAT YOU MAY WANT,
FROM LOT 5Ox2O0 TO 200 ACRES
ALONG THE LINE OF THE ROCK
WILLIE ELECTRIC ROAD. EITHER IN.
PROVED OR rNlMPROvED, FOR IN
VESTMENT OR SUBDIVISION.
J. II. MILLER. 1904 f.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

FOR sALE-soUTH OF NEW YORK
ave-. and west Of 9th st.: three-story,
ten-room brick dwelling. on lot 3 feet
wide, with alley side and rear. Monthly
rental $500. Price. $3.50. on terms
that can be arranged to suit purchaser.
This property Is located in u neighborhood
IDENTIFY predicted
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO. INC.
Evening star., 1912-09-12
FOR SALE+SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN AN
BUNGALOWS IN SECTION ", CHEVY
CHASEs-IOt 6Ox135; fine trees, four Sleep
ing rooms. Owner will accept lot I'm
Chevy Chase In part payment. Prices,
ST. $50 and Sc. $50.
Located between the two country clubs,
these Bungalows offer an exceptional oppor-
tunity for those desiring a suburban home
in the right section.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. Inc.
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G. G. SLOAN co. 1Sc,, Aucrs.. 14o7 ST.

G. G. SLOAN co. QNCD, AuCIS., I4UI u 81.
Very Fine Sale of Household
Furniture. Personal Effects,
Office Furniture, etc; also
Stock of Millinery, Hats, Rib
bon, Yelling. Tables, Cases,
Hat Racks, etc, Within Our
Rooms, I4o7 G. ST., Saturday,
Sept. II, 1912, at 10 O'Clock.
Comprising in part Bradbury Upright Piano.
Flat and Roll Top Desks, Revolving Chairs.
Brass and Fancy Enamel Beds, Springs. Mat
tresses. Parlor Suites. New Administer and Vel
vet Rugs Mahogany, Oak, Birds-eye Maple and
White Enamel Bureaus and Chifoniers, Wash
stands, Sideboards, Cabinets, Couches, Mating.
Large Mirrors. Sewing Machines, Gas and other
Stoves. Ice Boxes, etc, etc.
AT TWELVE NJ.
Al HIP. Overland 5-passenger Automobile, equip
ped good running order: Horses, Carriages, Har-
ness, etc.
Terms cash.
se12-at C. G. SLOAN &. co. unc.,. Aucts.
Evening star., 1912-09-12

FOR sALD-CHEyY CHASE. 1.-THE
best suburb Of the National Capital
few modern residences equipped with
modehl charm. Homes range in size from
eight rooms and bath up TO twelve rooms
and two baths. and at prices from $500
to take you out to show you these resi-
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. Inc.
WE HAVE AT SACRIFICE ONE OF THE
finest homes in Maryland, miles out on cleo
tric r. r, and pike; als acres large 10 room
house. all modern; good outbndnss; fruit;
sold within the next thirty days. Price too
low to quote; Easy ,Irp terms Cal Cal or address
Wis. ave. and NJ ST. NV. and Bethesda. Nd.
Phone West 81.
~ ACRES. NEAR STEAM AND ELECTRIC;
in good state Of cultivation some fruit; 2
small cottages, 3 and rooms. Price. s., 500:
$500 cash. balance to suit.
5 acres, l4room house (modern), on electric
kinds: shade; high elevation. Price, $4,000;
easy terms.
from electric X. Il. Price, $500, easy terms.
near electric. Price, So. 900; $500 cash. balance
to suit.
acres. 7-room bungalow: 100 young fruit
trees; drilled well: steam and electric
X. r.. Price. So. 200: easy terms Or will
trade for 10 or II room house in city.
] acre, broom house, near electric r. r..
Price, 81 500. easy terms
8 acres. S-room house; necessary cutbuildinys;
drilled WE'LL fruit Of all kinds IN bearing
ST vat IN .
on steam X. R.. one square from electric.
Price 50, 500: terms
CYRUS KEISER SON.
Wis. ave. and NJ st. NV. ard Bethesda Nd
Phone West 92l.
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FOR SALES. 800
Nice new house on the heights between
10th and 11th.
2 stories. cellar. covered porches. 1000 50.
II. Of ground. Easy payments.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. i342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-RARE BARGAIN.
Two detached homes: rooms; large attic;
hot-water heat: electric and gas fixtures; par
quetry flooring: servants laundry: double front
porches. 32xsi.; southern exposure; west Of
18th st. Prices. 81. 500 and So. $50.
Sample house open daily pm. to $50 D. %.
14OT WEBSTER ST n. ".
For fuli particulars apply
DAVID MOORE, op premises.
FOR SALE-WILL SACRIFICE MY 81 400
equity in q profitable home Col. I'd. for
81 900. Buy from owner and 500 on
this deal OWNER, Box f4s Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-wASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
,,yOming near Columbia road:
wide house: IL rooms; baths: hot
water heat; price reduced to $4,000.
W. II. WALKER. To 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE = on CALIFORNIA AVE
west of Connecticut ave; three-story.
eleven-room residence: in excellent con-
dition This Is particularly desirable
residential neighborhoOd. The house Is an
unusually well constructed one. Price Is
only $1I 900. which is low for this neigh
borhood.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. INC.
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ADAM A. wEscHLER. AUCrIoNEER.

344 D st. NV, Washington, D.
3.d&ds. .incSu
Evening star., 1912-09-12

FOR SALE = $4,000 FOR SIX-ROOM
frame dwelling located on lot 75x16O. and
facing on New Cut road inst west Of the
distributing reservoir. Monthly rental,
5000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-27

velvet gffdle, with an odd old gold
ornament fastening it under the arm,
a bit toward the back another had not
only a plum-color velvet girdle, but the
panels of lace that hung at the front
and back OF the skirt were weighted
with three large velvet buttons on
either side. A striking idea on one
stunning model was the two-inch strip
Of black satin that extended from IN
der the arm to the bottom Of the hem
and was laced across, for the entire
length, with white cord.
Very frilly and chick was the effect
Of plated white net ruf1es which had
q narrow black border, about the bot
tom Of an elaborate lace frock. Ruff
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-27

Taking the whole population Of the
world at $500 100000 people. some
Idea can be formed Of the vastness Of
New York's water supply. II every
man. woman and child on the face Of
the earth wers to walk up to the lakes
and reservoirs which supply New York
city with water and each to pour in
two gallons Of water it would not be
enough to last that city ten days
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-27

are usually in the cutaway effects and
developed in silk or satin.
The tafreta gown is without doubt
the leading feature Of the Spring sea-
son. After the cleaning satins and
cry and the all-over embroidery COM
bine we'll with any Of the favored
laces.. Embroidered fiouncing will be
in great demand, owing to the vogue
yelled mistiness Of past seasons it
comes back to us with n quantity de-
mure charm that is emphasized by the
present styles in which it is made up.
Flat, narrow RULES are seen again
about the bottom of some Of these
gowns. A little afternoon frock of
blue and green changeable taffeta was
happily trimmed as to the skirt, with
three rows or bands Of plated silk.
The bottom of these bands was fin
ished with a cord Of the silk, and the
top with tiny outstanding frill. The
waist had a fchu Of the silk trimmed
with several rows of cording, which
was brought into a huge silver buckle
just above the waist line. About the
bottom Of the slightly raised belt was
another tiny frill that gave the effect
Of an outside finish, to the waist that
Is SO we'll liked just now. Models
which are really but a variation OF the
Russian blouse carry this idea to its
extreme, the extension below the belt
sometimes taking on the form Of a
short tunic.
Plaid silk was used for the waist
and the upper half of the skirt Of a
simple little frock in greens and blues.
The plaid was cut in somewhat Of an
apron shape on the skirt, reminding
one OF the Moyen Age effects. Still
another gown Of blue satin had the
upper part Of the waist Of blue and
white striped satin, with a short, tight
tunic. which resembled more pepIum,
reaching only to the hips.
A fichu of soft white tulle. double
frilled, lightened up a black taffeta
gown which was trimmed to the knee
with scalloped silk rufnes. Tiny silk
taffeta bows were set in a line down
the middle Of the front. and trimmed
the sleeves. Short ripping basques
finished the fitted corsage.
The lingerie gowns are more attrac-
tive than ever this year, it seems.
Many Of them are solid lace and en-
broidery, and 50 fragile and filmy in
appearance that one can not possibly
associate them with the wash-tub.
venise laces are used for these. to a
great extent, and machine-made filets
are popular. while the eyelet embroid-
Of lingerie gowns made with two or
three hoances to form the skirt. These
fiounces are really appliqued one to
the other so that the close lines are
maintained. SUPPLIES or fichu waists
are most often seen with skirts Of this
description.
Several new features were noted on
the imported lingerie gowns In an ex-
elusive little shop this spring. All of
them had a touch of color. usually at
the belt. One Of them had cerise
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Street Nasnss From Dickens.

Street Nasnes From Dickens.
Although Dickens is commemorated
In street names abroad. there 70 NO street
named after kim In London. But there
is near approach to It in Copperf1eld
road. Stepney. not far from the Peo-
pies Palace. and to prove that this
was inspired by David copperfeld"
We find Dora street and an Agnes
street in close proximity. - London
Chronicle.
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0uAS was UouC 40 PAOAAA-NOA~As ~AAe~
into the large revers. which
rolled into a side fastening of two big
buttons was a triangular inset Of
plum-cOlor and black satin.
The simple street suit invariably has
the long sleeve, but the silk models or
the elaborate three-piece suits have
often the seven eighths sleeve. These
latter have a tendency toward flowing
lines and draped effects.
The skirts are still quite narrow,
most Of them having either inserted
panels, used to obtain the slashed eff
fects SO well in favor, or else they have
overlapping panels at front and back,
which are fastened down only as far
as the hips. The cross-over style is
we'll liked when the coat has the side
fastening, and with button trimming
and the slightly raised waist line these
are very neat.
The wide-wale serges are largely en-
ployed for the simple. street suit. al
though mohair, worsteds and spring
weight ratines are very modish. 1t is
taffeta silk, however, that is flashing
it, changeable CLEANS from the pima
Gle Of popularity: 1t will be used
largely. not only for gowns and trim
mings. but for the suits for summer
wear.
When serge is among the fashion.
able fabrics one may depend upon Va.
rious shades Of blue being to the fore
Other spring colors you may expect to
see in the Easter promenade are lovely
soft tans and light broYns, stone and
taupe greys. plums, bordeaux, white.
and greens. 1t is tan, perhaps, and
shades Of champagne that will FREEDOM
mate.
The vogue for contrasting material:
has been carried over to the spring Of
ferings. One pretty model Of tan tat
feta had the large revers made Of ,
striped brown and tan satin. The cuff.
were Of the same, and the skirt, which
was In the tunic effect, had the under
portion Of the striped material. Lac,
will be used on many Of the clotl
suits, in the way Of collars and cuffs
and will be used more lavishly on tn,
silk models.
Separate coats retain most Of tn,
features Of the winter styles tn,
wide. one-side lap, the straight, marrow
cut. the big revcrs. The sleeves ar
somewhat roomier, and the large arm
hole is especially to be sought by tn
woman who Is given to fchu effects IL
her gowns. Double faced material
are favored. and on many Of the coat
are silk or satin collars and cuffs Il
contrasting color. For a little late
wear linen or pique collars and cuff
will be seen with the long coats. Al
though the utility coats are all ful
length. one may ind an occasional Goa
intended for dressy wear that Is three
quarters or seven-eighths length. Thes
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A ossp ocs

a oeep One.
"Gosh IN hsmlock:" exclaimed the
0rst farmer. "Aln't yer struck water
yetY How deep hev yer goue!'
"'Bout hundred feet" replied the
ether placidly.
"An' aint - discouragedr'
~Oh. dunno! I can't shy amt git.
tin ious weil."-cathoiic Standard
and Times.
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simple little gown Of embroidery ana
lace by the girdle Of fine dark blue
beads that had been twisted into a
cord, and was tied loosely about the
waist.
For the bona fide tub dress there r.
great variety OF fabrics and styles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-27

NEITHER the present ration
NV al styles. with their dull.
~" delighting colorings, their
graceful, sweeping lines and
their general simplicity OF
design, are due to a widespread I'M
proyement Of feminine taste that re-
jects nat.footedly the ugly and bizarre,
or whether they are merely the chance
evolution OF fashions past and gone, IL
a problem not simple to solve. Ger
tain Il II that the makers OF modes,
In 4 great TODD 1T the tenacity with
which woman has chung, for several
seasons past, to certain well-denned
teuets Of style, have made violent ef-
forts to interest her In hoops and ha-
rem skirts and other startling innova-
lions. But quite to no ayail-she has
turned her svelte hack ON them, and
turned down firmly her pretty, polished
thumbs, However 1t be, not In many
years have the styles been 20 practical
and % reasonable and withal 20 uni
yersally becoming and beautiful. The
tris, snug. simple tailored suit for
street wear-the soft, clinging. low
toned afternoon gowns-the hlmy even
ing toilettes with their Oriental mo-
t,fs,--it 10 smaIl wonder women should
be loath to give these up.
There have been no really radical
changes In the general contour OF
either suits or gowns. They are cut
on close, ngure-denning lines. although
the skirts are not extreme, and In the
dressier eowns are given a certain ap-
pearance Of fullness by the fulling OF
the overskirt about the waist, the bot
tom, however, being cut very scant.
The side fastening. and the side
trimming predominant. the suit-coata
rarely having more than two or three
large buttons to fasten them. Gun
metal, horn and bone buttons are used
great deal. An effective touch ID
often added to q suit by binding the
buttonholes with the material with
which the suit 10 trimmed.
Rolling revers and rounded sailor
collar effects have been developed IL
various new forms. and, quite a bill
longer than those seen In the winter
will b q marked feature Of the sprin;
suits. In length the suit coats var,
from twenty-four to twentyAeigh
inches. although in the semi-tailore<
and more elaborate silk suits twent!
inches u considered good length.
Many Of the models are Of the smar
belted designs, with the waist line in
dlcated . little above the normal. o
this style was . most attractive blu
serge suit. In the cutaway effect, wh:cl
h much favored this season. The hacl
OF the coat was drawn into belt. jus
above the waist line. and all fullnes
and clumsincss was eliminated BY tn
adroit cutting Of the back and sid
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are in greatest demand for the tailored
effects, while cotton voiles, both striped
and with the printed borders, arc be-
ing made up into dainty little altar
noon frocks. The Russian blouse bids
fair to rival the popular sailor collar
styles in the little morning dresses
Crashes, ramie linens and welt piques
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fes OF the same
c I'm pleted the
sleeves and gave q
m o 8 t individual
touch to the whole
garment. ~
rp .,-.. +. -.r
A pretty touch
e Z -
was given to a
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The sole THINNING of some Of thsss
frocks CONSISTS d the large pearl but.
tons that fasten tho Overlapping panel
Of the skirt, and the smart fourth
hand tie. A neat model Of white Esd
ford cord was thus trimmed The
sailor collar and wide turn-back cufIs
were finiShed b. embroidered scallcps
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Copyright. 1919. BY I. J. Robinson.

iETHER the present ration.
al styles. with their dull,
delighting colorings. their
graceful, sweeping lines and
their general simplicity OF
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-02
Will Burn Mortgage

Owosso Aerie of Eagles will be out
of debt on its fine nome on North
Washington street on March 10 and on
that day q celebration will he held,
banquet served, the mortgage burned
and general good time enjoyed. On
Feb. l3 a banquet will be served by the
losing teams in q recent contest for
membership. The lodge membership
is now $685.
On Feb. 90 the lodge will hold bear
shoot probably in Caledonia park. Plans
are already being talked of for new
temple or additions and with the spirit
30 far displayed 1t seems most anything
undertaken will be accomplished.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-02
First Concert of CHORAL Union.

The Owosso Choral Union gave its
first public concert at the First M. E
church Tuesday evening and pleased a
large and enthusiastic audience Under
the able direction of Mr.. A. E Ferry
the sixty members rendered many
difficult selections and proved that
Owosso has large number of excel
lent singers and emphasized the fact
that such an organization should be
maintained and literally supported all
the time.
Mrs. Helen Wyrick Sbafor of Detroit,
a reader of marked ability, assisted
and was heartily encored. Mrs. Leigh
Christian of this city. contrslto soloist,
appeared before an Owosso audience
for the first time and fulfilled the ex.
pectations of those who had heard her
sing at home and praised her excellent
work. She played her own accompani.
ments.
Mr.. James B. Stevens Of Chicago,
baritone, who was to have assisted,
was unable to sing because of severe
cold.
The date has been fixed for March
9th when the Owosso Choral Unior
will sing the Messiah" " ith the Ssgi
nav May Festival Chorus, tn,
Germania Mannerchor and the VassaI
Chorus, making the largest choru
ever assembled in this part of tn,
state
The Union will welcome any new
members who can attend the rehearsal
on the next. FIVE Monday evenings
Apply to Miss Frances Jones, Secretary
or A. E. Ferry, Director.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1912-02-02
Excellent Institute.

The school teachers of Owosso and
Shiawassee county to the number of
one hundred and fifty attended an
institute in the First Congregational
church in the city. Wednesday and
were well repaid for the time spent.
The institute like others in the state.
is under the supervision of the depart
ment of Public Instruction, Prof. w.
d. Henderson of the u. M. being in
charge.
The morning session was opened with
music and devotional exercises by Rev.
G. 81. Hanks, followed by an address
by Prof. Henderson on Life History
of Habit" the idea being that the
habits of children could be directed in
good channels while in school to such
an extent as to overcome hereditary
bad habits and acquire no new bad
ones.
In the afternoon Prof. Henderson
gave talk on boys, showing the
methods and results of training, and
the absolute necessity of teaching
obedience.
Prof. 8. D. Fess described THE
Ideal Teacher, showing that the
thorough impartipg of knowledge was
more necessary than that the teacher
be brilliant or learned. In the after.
noon, his subject was of general
nature, the address being on 'The
Nations Real Wealth"
A piano duet by Miss Falice Parker
and Earl MCGEE was well rendered
and appreciated
Much good came to the teachers
from the addresses and the acquaint
ance and discussion of troublesome
questions.