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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1914-01-28

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Evening journal., 1914-03-11
Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of trains boats and troeys from Wilmington
Trans Marked 90 Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE WASHINGTON R.

m ' Fs.e'gs % @ % 4 s5o & & ig & @ 'i . soS 70 900 5s si
9.3s
A Mis-, 3oas
5se. ss . "a i9 a. es 7io 100 1859 soi' eo5' 9is'
y 4'" f9rs rg5; s ' -! go go 10 81 81 ss
P. MI 81. 3.io $40 6.2i, 6. .2s- 10 ll.s5.
sos gio. s T - 81 So oi9 p 5s sS
2oa 29a, s.So la. SIS; 3s 81 0os,
4.os. q g.. 5.i7- ss. - sae 4 az. SIC, .oa.
To Baltimore and A.. M.a.oE p.
DELAWARE P, B. q
For Point. Down the state A. Mie o. O5 $40 lo44* P. NJ
Down state Sundays M.--I2.oI 758 io44 P. M.-4.52
BALTIMORE
1852. P Milo. 2.ts', a-io 54 554
l.1os s'aS' ssi 5as g. ss' Sco. 5 ' i'4' r NJ
sss. los LIS P. M-I.2ss s57 4.5i., 5is!
li.Is'. s,ls so $50 10 S.. ~
sundsS%s oS NJ sio Ss As p NJ P MaO AS ''''
as Saturdays and Sundays only p. N.
TROLLEY LINES
minutes after the and half
To New CaleLeaves
every with cars for D.Wss
City 70,
To Brandywn every IS
minutes
t y s % q'ss % es essnn s5 MINUTES after the hour leaving
a'es minutes before the hour and minutes
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
MARCH II.
:

You are alert exceedingly fond Of
outdoor sports and would make a
good athlete. You are also inclined to
the study of all exact and mechanical
details and under the right circum-
stances, would develop remarkable in
ventive genius.
Women of this birthdate are good
managers. economical and hard work.
ers They are successful in business
Their intuitions are keen and they are
good readers of character.
AS wives they are determined TO
know the reason for every act and
may mag" their husbands. AS moth
ers. they fret about the slightest i'll
ness of the children and are inclined
to worry over mere trifles. They love
their homes and family and are low
ing. faithful.
This is a favorable period for wo-
men in all trades to work for the
advancement of their positions by
means of a Want Ad Renting. sell
ing and exchanging OF property
through a Want Ad will be profitable
in the next two weeks
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
PROPOSALS


ID ROPOSALS FOR WILMINGTON, della
i WARE. "SINK1NG FUND. FOUR AND
ONEHALF PER CENT. LOAN
Sealed bids viii be received until T. O. clock
noon, Thursday. March 26. 1914. Tor TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTYFIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS (S255.OOOl OF Wilmington, Della
ware, sinking Fund. -Four and One-Hali Per
Cent Bonds
1914 and will be issued In denominations Of
S5O or multiplcs thereof and bear interest
40 the rate Of -four and one-half percentum
per annum payable semi annually, ON Octo-
Der and April 1, and viii mature as here
matter mentioned.
900 of this issue is 10 provide funds
for the rcfundinc Of $751; 900 Of bonds which
were issued under provisions Of Acts Of
General Assembly Of the State Of Delaware,
approved March 81, 1908, and March 20,
1907, TO provide funds for. the use Of Board
Of Water Commits. .ouers. and which will ma
ture May 1, A. IA 1914, and June 1, A. ID.
1914.
The above amount Of $4,000 is now be.
ing issued under authority Of an ordinance
Of City Council, passed February 8, A. d.
1914. and approved February 16, A. d.
1914. and VIII mature as follows;
S42. $50 on April !. a. ID. 1886.
Si2.15O ON October l. A. ID. 1896
$4,000 of this issue is TO provide funds
for the Board Of Water Commissioners for
the purchase and installation Of Water
Meters for the city Of WILMINGTON. Issued
under authority OF an ordinance of City
Council passed February 3, A. d. 1914
approved February 16. A. ID. 1914, and
maturing, $4,000 on October ], a. ID. 1896
Si5o.OOO Of this issue is 10 provide funds
for use Of the Board Of Directors OF the
Street and Sewer Department for curbng
gutterng grading. widening. paving and
improving streets ana avenues and the build
ing Of sewers and conduits in the city Of
Wilmington.
Issued under authority Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State Of Delaware
approved March A.. a. ID. 1907 and under
authority Of an ordinance Of City Council
passed February 10, A. d. 1914. and ap-
proved March 8, A. d. 1914 and maturing
as follows:
sci 500 on October !. A. ID. 1886.
SsS.5O0 on April 1. A. d 1887.
All proposals must be accompanied by a
certified check payable TO the order Of 1.-THE
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington for two
percentum Of the amount Of bonds bid for,
the same to be forfeited II the bidder fails to
accept and pay for bonds awarded.
The successful bidder or bidders will be
required 20 settle for the bonds awarded.
with accrued interest from April i. A. ID.
1914. at or before II o. o'clock noon, April
10, a. ID. 1914.
The right TO reject any and all bids is re.
served
Address an bids in sealed envelopes 10
James =. Price. City Treasurer, Wilmington.
Delaware, marked Proposals for Sinking
Fund. -Four and Ono. Halt Per Cent Loan -
mars.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

IL DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the estate Of Joseph Harry
Lowe, late Of Christiana hundred deceased
were duly granted unto Mary S. Craig, on
the Gath day Of February. A. ID. 1914 and
all persons indebted TO the said deceased are
requested 70 make payment 20 the executrix
without delay. and an persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required to
exhibit and present the same duly pro-
bated, 10 the said executrix. on OF before
the Path day Of February, a. d. 1915, OF
abide by the law In this behalf
MARY S. CRAIG. Administrators
Address Sylvester ID. Townsend. Jr ESQ.,
Attorney-at-Law Wilmington. Del
mari -eod-3w
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RoOFERS

nON'T BE LIKE THE MAN WHO
~ waited for stormy weather before hav.
inE bis roof repaired New ruofs our sne-
slaity Guarantee Roofing and Heating Co.
lhristiana avenue and Ciaymoni 81. Phones.
d. A. j534; Automatic. i7I2.
fehI2.fm
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HAIR DRESSING

II AIR woRK-CoMBlNG MADE Or,
III Will cal! at your home. Mrs. E.
Evans. No. 81 Market street d. & A /.
phone 3544D ian22.tf
X HAMPOOING. WITH OR WITHOUT
- shampoo board. Manicuung, electric
scalp treatment. facial massage hair dress
ing; also face packs.
CARRIE II. WRIGHT
d. & A.. 1924. No. 211 w. Tenth St
oct6-1yr.
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Il, OR SALE-UsED AUTOMOBILES OF
II nearly all makes. Prices ft the cars.
MOTOR CAR REPAIR SHOP
Automobile Exchange
S. r. Cor. Fifth and Orange Streets.
Phone, 43ss. marlin.
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS.

Walter S. Parrish. Edward R. McElrOy
Automobile and Motor Experts
VIII repair Automobile O, your private
Garage.
work Guaranteed. TENS Reasonable
Write for fnll information
COS w. 25rd ST. D. Z a. Phcnc 2al5
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ROOMS FOR RENT

81. .eu---~-~~->>-~->.------- -----~--..-.>>>->-~~~~-->
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM foR
~ rent Reasonable. Lady preferred
80. eoa West Seventh ST. febie.im
Il URNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
It man. heat bath and phone. No. Dos
shpicy 81. feb-s I'm
HoR RENr-FURNIsHEn ROOMS.
L Apply 30. 523 West Sixth street.
MARI 81.
n IcElv FURNISHED ROOM 18th PRI-
y vate family. Heat
marii.c' COS VI FOURTH ST
~ or RENT-sEcoND STORY FUR.
Il u'shed room Apply $50 WEST ST
NJ ICE. CLEAN FURNISHED ROOMS
~ for light housekeeping and lodr ng.
mari i-cod-imo ms KING ST.
~ wo HEATED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping or lodging
marli.2t so. ios vs. THIRD SIT
NJ tcEIv FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room for lqdies or husband and
~ ic. Use Of telephone. Apply No. s3i
t''nal ~. 'e9-ltL
TCOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS. si50;
II priva'e family. with on without board.
SO. 2ii EAST THIRD ST.
mari cod-lmo.
B0ARDERS WANTED
w ANTED d - noARDERs WANTED.
w Also table boardcrs reasonable.
mpri 2wks. so. l3e6 MARKET ST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Sp1 m WEEKLY PROFIT in SPARE
- wv me az home. Mail order business
DON'T worry about capital. BOYD n.
BROWN. Dept ,. Omaha. Neb mariilt
MASQUERADE SUITS
Al AsQJERADE SUITS--MRS. SUSAN
vi A. Standerwick No, 029 Nandever
avenue. successor 60 Mrs. John J Quill, Of
526 D. Fourth street marll-u
TYPEWRITERS
IN YpEWRITERS RENTED - THREE
/ months IS co. Rental applied on par.
! cnnse. Sold. g. 90 monthly, Typcwrters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Typo
writer Exchange, No. oi5 Market street.
ans23u.
REMOVAL NOTICE
ID NRNE GLASS COMPANY HAS RE
ID moved from io7 shipley to No 622 /
Hing street feb27.im.
1NR. RYON IL TnE FUTURE Will /
~ occupy Offices Nos. 28i.283 DUPONT |
Bldg Ohico hours, TO ~ a. M. and by |
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
APARTMENTS

u OR RENT-STORE AND APARTMENT.
4 first floor or second floor apartment
Apply ALABRI APARTMENTS No. s3T
latnall street marl1 limo.
A PARTMENTS FOR RENT. NO. 11O3
n Gilpin avenue, first floor. FIVE rooms
bath. porch, hot water heat: possession
March 20. Apply H A. Lindsay No. 1901
Madison St. febis.eod-tf ~
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Eastern Shore of MARYLAND

For Rent Furnished. on an estate OF 400
acres, house, English cottage STYLE modern
conveniences. lawn garden and orchard,
etc, Immediately on salt water. oysters,
crabs and fish in season. Boating aud bath
ing. For further particulars apply
RALPH ROBINSON.
1908 Continental Building Baltimore, Nd.
marlO-3t.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

DRY GOODS STORE AND DWELLING,
- Washington He ghts section. Immedi-
ate possession. Good reason for renting.
All modern improvements. Apply
WM y. CRAVEN.
d. 4. $3.50 $500 Jefferson St.
mara limo.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1920 Tatnall street, 10 rooms, side
entrance, nearly new; owner left city,
and will sell right Modern in every
respect.
w. Z. POWELL,
$50 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

The Wants have furnished the facrs
that have led 20 mcst trips Of .he
moving vans.-AdV
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
FOR SALE
SALE

I OR 9ALE
FEW OF OUR SPECIALS MUST GO.
307 W. Eighteenth ST., opposite Washing
ton Heights. just of the Boulevard, L
goth and Harrison sts., rooms, upto date
detached.
Cor. McCabe avenue and jefferson street
10 rooms, hot water heat, nearly new. will
sacrifice TO quick buyer
231o Monroe St., rooms. modern, easy
terms.
400 and 4o4 W Twenty fifth ST.. 6 rooms
square built modern.
$40 W. Twentieth ST., rooms SQUARE
built. modern.
1919 and 1921 Washington St.. nearly new.
9 rooms, up-to-date, hot water heat.
1910 Monroe St., rooms, modern.
1914 Shallcross avenue, Q rooms modern
owner moved to farm.
1912 Pennsylvania avenue, rooms, modern
closing up a receivership.
1907 Rowland ST., new, 6 rooms. up-to date
will exchange for building lots
1905 Tower Rd OF Park avenue, rooms
modern.
IoIs ". Seventh ST., s rooms, axed as two
family house.
1925 W. Fifth ST. rooms. exchange for
larger house.
s31 and s33 W. Second St., each rent SIC
a month. Price $1,000.
2O6-429 Z. Sixth ST.. each rooms
All and GOO Lombard St., good renters
Montrose. view Of river. rooms, city con.
veniences, sell or exchange for corner prop
erty.
Ashley Newport pike. On trolleys rooms,
city conveniences. large lot
Richardson Park rooms city convenience;
exchange for city property.
Farms-17, 20 and 81 acres each, Con
cord Pike
Farms -2s and ii7 acres each, on Ken
nett Pike.
Farms-14 20 and 1o2 acres each. Mt.
Cuba
Farms--5s. 76 and LOG acres each. Newark
Farms and 9s acres each State Road
Many good business locations in stores
Many other modern houses. some new. on
easy terms and investment properties
Several productive farms anc country rcsi.
deoces. near city; all sizes.
Desirable building lots, both city and sub.
urban. az sacrifice prices.
Renting 4 kpecia.ty
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
SITUATION WAsTrD-wALE.

-
~ OIORED MAN WISHES a POSITION
y as chauffeur Address VIE.
Evening Journal ONCE mnrg.9wks
xvoUNG MAN AGE ai. DESIRES WORK
Three Years OF High school Honest
and industrious. Can furnish reference
Address Wa. this office. marlO-et
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MONEY TO LOAN

AZ ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
N1 Any amount at lowest rates. Quickly
furnished. Address MrlO, Evening journal
once. nOv22-m.w.s-tf
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SITUATION WANTED. FEMALE

IA ANlED--NOlNG LADY or CONSlD.
" erai experience. desires position As
erra Or ohcr work. Also sicnographer
d II. enable salary. Address Ala this
)fcr. ian3O.tf.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

nor RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
L Apply no. 523 West Sixth street.
MARI O..
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STORAGE

II OUSEHOLD GOODS STORED ~
III clean, separate locked rooms. Now
building Automobile padded vans for local
and long distance moving. Work guaranteed.
Estimate free. ID. 4 A. Phone, 51T4.
SECURITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
Pennsylvania Ave. and Clayton 81.
apr23tf.
- merchandise. Piano and safe moving a
speciality. Packing. Grating and shipping to
all points, private railroad siding direct
into building. Estimate free.
AMERICAN STORAGE CO..
Phone s64 d.. No. 101 Maryland Ave.
june 23.tf.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
REMOVAL NOTICE


d ARNE GLASS COMPANY HAS RE.
ID moved from i07 Shipley TO No. 622
Ming street. feb27'im.
1AR. RYON IN THE FUTURE WILL
~ occupy Offices Nos. 261.283 DUPONT
Bldg. Ofico hours, to ~ a. M and by
appointment. fcb2l-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
PAPERHANGERS


I Ohm REIBoLD, PAPER HANGEit
- No. s23 Madison St. Bell phone.
AIls'L ian12.tf
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SANITARY WORKERS.


NJ X. kELTER-SANITARY ODOR-
vi. LESS EXCAVATING.
Jmcc, s W. Corner Fourth and West SITS.
oct21-tf
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HELP WANTED

- >-------~----,--~~--,->---
C-E MONTH PAID GOVERNMENT
D y Railway Mail Clerks Parcel Post
means many appointments. Wilmington
examinations coming fpull'f unnecessary
sample questions free. Franklin Institute
Dept fi.I.. Rochester. y. r.. fcll6.2mo
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

Il URNIsHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
It man. heat bath and phone. No. oo5
Sh.picy ST. fcb-S.im.
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PUBLIC SALE


n III UNDERSIGNED Will sELL NT
/ public sale. ON the farm known AZ the
George bouldrn Farm. two miles south Of
Glasgow. on the road leading 90 Henderson
Fishing Shore. "Wednesday. March is. 1914
it J o'clock, e head Of Horses 10 bead OF
Cattle ! brood Sow and farming utensils
maro-st WALTER SHELDON
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
MASQUERADE SUITS

.e., 49,
Al ASQJERADE SUIrS-~MRS. SUSAN
N A stnnderwick. No 0e9 Nandever
avenue successor 90 Mrs. John J Quill, Of
526 = Fourth street marli-f
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MUSIC

NJ ISIS EMILE CLOUD. TEACHER or
lNl beginners in piano music Careful at
tention paid TO backward pupils Prices
moderate. No. 23Oj Lancaster avenue.
maro-eod Pm.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

NJ ICELY FURNISHED ROOM ToR
~ rent. Reasonable. Lady preferred
SO. e03 West Seventh 81. fcbl2.im.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

n OR SALE-AIL OUR 35c SOC PURE
It California Wines al soc per quart Can
be- beat MAX KEEL, 800 y. Fourth street.
m12-tf.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
HELP wANTED-MAI.E

- STTlSn y COIORED HOUSE MAN.
w References required. MRS. + l..
CtRTrS Red Oak Ruad and Willard 81
marlI-2t.
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TYPEWRITERS

~ YpEWRfTERS RENTED - THREE
i months. $500. Rental applied on par
cnnse Sold 81 90 monthly, Typcwrters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency Typo
writer Exchange, No. 9i5 Market street
aug23.tf
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS

- EfuRE BUILDING THAT NEW HOME
ID or making repairs, consult us. DAVID
DANGEL & SONS, Nos. 5O6-5Os North Van
buren street. ID. A. 1910; Automatic,
-459. ian2l cod -3mos.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

n ICELv FURNISHED ROOM 18th pRI.
y waite family Heat
marriott COS w. FOURTH ST
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For SALE

->~---------~-~------~--~-~- -
L. Or SALE--EsTEl PIANO. GOOD Ae
IT new. Address az once
iehlsimo. p. o. Bon Sos,
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

WEEKLY PROFIT rs SPARE
ClUV time az homo. Mail order business
rsn't uorr, about capital. BOYD II
BROWN. Dept A.. Omaha. Sch. marll-lt-
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

u or RENT-sEcoND STORY FUR.
II nished room Apply $50 WEST ST
mnrli-2t
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RUsINEss oPPORTUNITIEs

p1On WEEKLY PROFIT IN SPARE
y wv me az home. Mail order huslnrssi
cont worry about capital BOYD II
BROWN. Dept ,. Omaha. Neb. mariilt
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
BOARpERs WANTED

M ANTED - DOARDFRS WANTED. d.
W Also table boardcrs reasonable.
mpri.2wks so. l326 MARKET ST
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UPHOLSTERING

u URNITURE RE-UPHoLsTERED CAR
II pets altered and laid Linoleum and
shade work Phone for estimate Philip
T.. Conway & Co, No. o16 Shipley street. .
Phone, is3iD. febls-1m.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11
BEAUTY PARLORS

----,~---y>e~-->,>--~---~~~
AFhNICURING, MASSAGING AN ID
WI Scalp Treatment MRS. ANNA REED,
No. 022 Shipley St. Phone. d67SA.
mari5.iyr.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

~ ANTED-SoiIC1TORS FOR Actl'
w dent and health Insurance. amhit GUS
enhcr mrn noldna positions. can double
their income doyotng thcir spare time so'
Letting fellow workmen. No experience re'
onircd We teach YOU the bus ness az our
branch Office. 80. 7O2 Market street second
floor Call from Z 20 D. m, THIS week
National Relief Assurance Company
marlu.li. l2-cod- Tot.
Evening journal., 1914-03-11

T OCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. =.
l. Splendid income assured right man 20
act as our renrtsentatise after learning our
business thoroughly hy mail. Former cN-
pcrieuco unnecessary an we reqn rc IS hon
csfy. ab lliy ambition and Willingness 90
learn lucrative bus ness. SO sol.c ting on
travelling An or spare time only This is
an exceptional opportunity FOR man in your
section to get INTO a bg paying business
without capital and become independent for
life write at once for full particulars.
NATIONAL COOPERATIVE REALTY COM.
pANN. 1881, Mardon building, Washing
ton. ID. G.
mara. .7.1i.1f.ls.' 'i.2J.2s.
april 4s.1i.15 ls.22.25.-9.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
CIVICs IN THE SCHOOLS.
Importance of the subject Pointcd
Out by High Authority.

At the Boston convention OF the In
stitute of Instruction, Arthur w Dunn
of the United states Bureau OF Education,
spoke on community civics in the ele-
mentRry and high schools:
MIR. Dunn's paper was principally con-
corned with the best way OF conducting
a course in civics in a public school lie
admitted that II was difficult to Judge
tho efficiency OF a course i'm civics,
since it dealt more with future than pres
ent results. However, when we consider
that everyone who is n member OF a
community. even II he Is a child. is in a
broad sense a citizen, we find a course in
civcs may be judged by its ability prop
erly TO interest child in public affairs
lie defines a good course in civics as one
which should appeal to the individual,
should instil the proper civic motives in
the mind OF the pupil, stimulate spirit
OF cooperation develop good judgment
and initiative, and, at the same time, con-
tain subject matter commensurate with
the experience of the student. An infor-
NAL discussion between the class. with
the teacher as much in the background
as possible, is the best means OF attain
ing all these requirements
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20

Air Bailey OF oxford, Ecv Mr Linn OF
Rusllin. MIR Hague or Mindcu and Rev.
Mr Inn OF Kencsaw.
Mrs. Jordan OF Scottsblufr Ncb was
in the city Thursday. While here She
made arrangements to rent house which
she will occupy white her daughters are
la college.
Much repairing Is goiug on about tho
college. In addition Co the painting OF
roofs. tho gymnasium Is receiving "a fine
coat OF paint and tho buildings generally
arc being placed in good condition for
the opening OF the new year.
The college Is scndng out to all who
request n synopsis OF the work of the
college. which includes numhcr Of in
tcrior views cr the buildings. These can
he secured on request at the college Of
flee
\ number Of books are being added TO
the library. Donations are being made by
the alumni and other friends ot the in
stitution for the various departments OF
the college work. Among the first sits
are some splendid history and other refer
cpce works donated by George Pratt and
W. II. Ianning Of Hastings.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE NEWS
Seth Low Resigns After Thirty
Three Years on Columbia Board
WORK OF N. E. A. CONVENTION
Sessions at 81. Paul FrRuRht with
Great Interest 10 Educators
and for Future OF
PuhIIc school.

A connection Of a generation was broken
when the resignation OF former Mayor
Seth Low from the Columbia university
Board OF Trustees took effect, The
resignation was accepted some time ago,
but on June 80 came to an end period
IN which Mr.. Low was identified with
Columbia, thirty three years as a trustee,
eleven years Of which. from 1890 TO 1901
he was president OF the university,
During that time Columbia has grown
from several unrelated schools to the
country's largest university in which
many Institutions Of learning. each large
enough to be considered separately. are
knit around Columbia college, the original
center. Another transition is seen in the
spacious campus and LOFTY buildings of
Morningside Heights, which have sup
planted tine former small headquarters
iu East Forty-ninth street third
growth is in the development OF the uni.
versity council which at first was a
mere advisory cabinet OF the president.
Better Growth Than buildings.
But lS. Low, in a talk to a reporter
for The World, placed the gradual build
ing up of Columbias teaching staff which
has taken place in the last thirty years
far above the towering buildings, the CO.
ordination of the various schools and the
formation of the university council.
MIR. Lows sentiment is today the same
as it was when he was inaugurated as
Columbia's president, February 3, 1890. Or
that occasion he said
THE value of Columbia lies not in It's
conspicuous sons but its chief and
permanent value to the city is in the
constant witness it bears to the useful
ress and nobility Of the intellectual life
and i'm the work it is always doing tC
upbuild that life" This, he believes, car
only be brought about by a teaching staff
Of high standards.
Mr Low, at the commencement exer.
cises of Columbia university last month
received an honorary degree OF doctor
of laws in commemoration of his Ions
work as a trustee, and a statement was
then made that he would still be CcTriet
as an honorary member, with the privi
! lege of attending any meetings OF the
| board.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
kEARNEN STATE NORMAL.
Much Interest In the RurRI Life
Conference.

Conference.
Much interest was manifested IN the
rural life conference held at the normal
on Saturday afternoon and evening, July
Is. A. c. Monahan, rural expert from the
bureau of education, Washington, ID. c"
lectuTed in the afternoon on The County
Unit of Organization for the Management
OF the Rural Schools" lie gave an illus
trated lecture I'm the evening on Con
solidation." Mrs. S. c. Bassett of Lex
ington. Neb.. gave talk on THE Ideal
Community I'm the afternoon.
Picnicklng by counties by the summer
students seems to be the favorite amuse-
ment, the Nuckolls county picnic being
followed by one held by the Howard
county delegation on Friday evening.
On Monday morning Prof. Anderson OF
talk on the national song of Scotland.
This Will be followed by talks on national
songs Of other countries.
A very pleasant party was given by
Miss Gardner and Miss Caldwell in honor
OF Miss Boutwell,. whose resignation as
a faculty member takes effect at the
close OF the summer school
A trio, composed OF Misses Miriam An
derson, Georgia Botsford and Marie
Troupe, delighted Fridays convocation
The program also included "a solo by each
member. These young women are all
members OF the class of 1914, having pre-.
pared themselves for music supervisors.