The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-07-07
t50 TEACHERS
At OPENING
SESSION
Rev. J. w. wadman Makes Stir.
ring Address on Temperance
Before Interested Pedagogues
at Beginning Of Term Of Sum-
mer School.

Atthe Territorial i Normal School
Rev. iJ.iiW. Wadman. opened the session
of the summer school for teachers yes.
terday morning with an eloquent ad.
dress on the subject of temperance. He
spoke Of the rapid strides which arc be,
ing made all over the United states in
the direction Of national prohibition.
Doctor Wadman asked his hearers TO
help on the good work now being ear.
ried on by the Anti-Saloon League in
Hawaii, By exerting their influence
through example and precept to forever
Danish the use Of alcoholic beverages.
Saloon Influence Always for Evil.
The saloon is the breeding place Of
crime and vice, he said. Its influence
is always for evil and never for good.
Alcoholism, he said, is Synonymous
with economic waste. Those coinmun-
tiles which have banished the open
saloon have discovered that they can
cut out the cost Of maintaining jails
and police courts. Temperance Is
largely a matter of edpeation and the
removal Of 'temntation. Close the
saloons Of Hawaii aud build more
sehoolhouses, he said.
IL Is anticipated that more than 100
teachers win be in attendance. Those
who had registered yesterday were:
Teachers Registered.
Kate b.. Hofrard, William Hahn, Alice
+. Davis, Eddie NaOna, Abraham Po-
hina, Elizabeth Aoha, Anna y. Pung,
Mae Alana, laura Naukana, Elizabeth
Keawe. Catherine Steward Hannah
Ali, Frank Ignacio, Susie Timoteo,
Naraea Kamakaniwoole, Eva Alana,
Meineeke, Anna McWayne, George
Apela, Louise Greenfield, Helen Col
learn, Louise Fredericks, Hermenia
Soares, Frances Williams, Ben L. Ka,
makau, Phoebe Shields, W. A. Yeates,
Alice Tsen. Constance Limeona, Car.
RE Afague, rBertha Fursey, Anna
Soares, Ching X. Amona, Che Kwei
Chen, Manuel b. Olirae, Samuel Kan-
aimea, Emma Porter, Joseph G. Davis,
zaeariah McKeage, Margaret Moss
man, Thurstoh Hinekley, Chang Lee,
J. RI Fontes, Marian G. Austin, Joseph
komomua, Isabella Born, Virginia Sill.
va, Avis LoyplL Ethel Fennell, Sophie
Pacheeo, Alice i1fo, Grace Hillnan, Mrs.
Mary Molulo, Anna Correa, Amanda
l.uscomb, Ellen Copp, Angeline Botelho,
Minnie LUZ, Mrs r. A. Won Arnswaldt,
| Alyina Ayau, Mildred Kempster, Louisa
Apan, Meta Merigler, Helen Bryant,
Marian Aranjo, Joseph Dias, Mary
kauhane, Julia You, Louise Campbell,
Sarah Kamalsan, Katy Kaai, Hattie
Kama, Roa fora, Rose Swain, Joseph
Carvalho. Mary Kanaiaea, Henry Ko,
momua, Lydia Kekuewa, q. s. Santos.
All Lung Lau, Julia Kapohakimohewa
Maggie Shin, Elsie Chalmers, Carrie
| Miller. .S@.s -a
Courses for Term. ta
Professor Cyril o. Smith is principal
of the summer school. He has laid Out
courses as follows:
| Agriculture, nature study and manual
| traihing-Dr. +. ". Wilcox, f. A
Cloves and other members of the staff
of the Hawaii Experiment Station.
! Drawing and story work--Mrs. s. @
Beemau.
English-T. II. Gibson.
I Geography--C. II. Baldwin
History-W. s. Beeman.
Mathematics-W. q. Avery.
Methods and classroom management
Edgar Wood.
Science, Hygiene, Sanitation an;
PhysiOlogy--John Nelson.
I The work win be in two divisions
for those who have primary certificate
and for those who are uncertlfcated
Regular school hours will be kept. from
halfspast eight TO half.pass two o. clock