Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-30


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instruction In German by the direct
method Is being given to the seventh and
eighth grades Of the model school by Miss
Quite complete files Of agricultural year
books and reports OF the bureau Of eduoa-
tion are accessible to students In the library:
Students IN the agriculture classes VIII
soon pick corn from Mr.. Flemlngs field for
seed testing, The corn tested by the classes
last year and planted by Mr.. Fleming tested
Several faculty members will attend the
session Of the Northwest Nebraska Teachers
association at Rushville on Saturday, mo-
vember !. . .,..,. -. ,u,,d.
ing in The west end Of the shop cabinets
which will be used for the placing OF new
equipment
mic at Spring Creek Tuesday evening, Presi-
dent and Mrs Elliott and Dean stbckdale
and Mrs. stoekdale were guests o. the
Miss Peterson.
Mrs skeens Of chadron maze very s so9a
tala 70 ths aUuns ,',er yaas,ing tsEIne fsr
hsr theme "The Place OF Joy In a Girls
Life" The prelude was played by Madeline
iann,a and = dnet sung by Misses Blanch-
ard and Ericsson.
emily organized with the following members
violns. Frances Smith, Florence Goiiins
Nell Durham, Evelyn Good, Hazel Garner
Rosa King. HOLDEN Smitm anu N Manre Por.
terry c9rneH; NM , MNreg ama w.nda picb-
ards (soprano); Leslie Hitchcock tbass) ;
drums, Chloe Morey piano, Mary Wilson;
flute s. L. Clemens, director.
Tho foot ball team played spearfish Nor
NAL October 2S at spearfish. They will play
Alliance High school November . ~ ALI
ance and return game WIN opeariish Oh
The first meeting OF the Farmers Institute
was held In the chapel last Wednesday. eve
ming, at which time Prof. Pugsiey OF the
University Of Nebraska school Of agriculture
and Miss Wilson OF the extension depart
ment Of the university gave lectures 70 the
citizens and members of the school who
trated lecture on the competition Of foods.
their preparation and uses. Prof PuEsley
gave discussion q the rural credits lswi
BY President Wilson. Prof. Pugsley spent
three months investigating the rural credit
systens Of Europe.
Peru Normal.
,.ru. .na h.nnv crowd attended the
arse am hon mrpp ~ ths I,oanesfoo hall
team. at the Normal gymnasium after the
game.
Paul Thomas Of Alliance gave violin re-
cItal "Wednesday morning. IN
AZ meetInr az the faculty last Tuesday
i, 80. daGids6 unan,mou.lv 10 attend the
va s'V,avu ,,an corver,,on and mr..
= AZ - otaI
ransements hnye oeun hauo of sp'ei"'
train from Peru 10 omaha
Workmen have boon busy TINS week re-
wiring part iof the lighting system and pre-
| pairing to use power from tho manual train
inr nower ulnnt for lighting the campus
ana riaasrooms This will rive ali-day sery.
-. 40 $1,000 go 49,. ,n.ra no..ihIa' q ,on
W = neeueu VIZ r,so nu pp's' W.
Siderable econohiy ny tho uSo " INV Shhaher
engine
Tho latest study center to be organized
Ia at Table Rock. Prof Letter will conduct
the class. There are now 400 students en-
rolled In these centers for work In the Nor
mai -
p..., "a. lat - 49,
n'.s. ..,ie e,uo has oosm , orsanlheu
aIhohs inc patrons OF the aitiiateu rurai
oemonstratlon school known as the Honey
Creek district, The club will study the prob
lens OF rural sociology and endeavor TO I'm
prove some local conditions.
The desire among the girls to take some
part In the campaign took definite form al
a meeting Of the girls OF Mount Vernon
hall where movement was organized
which resulted in Fridays chapel exercise
being turned into silver shower The
money went into the dry campaign, 40
The. Young Mems Christian association
boys are packing a big box OF books 10 send
| to tho boys on the Mexican border. The
books are being donated by the school and
| community people Reports from Tia Per,,
| boys indicate that the worst feature ~ ~ nm
| life is the monotony Of enforced inactivity,
1 ana IL lB nOpeu tnut tho books, which