Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-18

Kearney Normal.
The Krist Markt was decided success
financially. but especially project to
bring together the entire school with one
purpose to serve In such highly commend
able cause.
bishop Homer C. stuntz of Omaha gave
Rev. Mr.. Spencer OF the Presbyterian
church of the city conducted devotional exer-
cises at chapel Wednesday morning.
Caviness and President George s. Dick re-
turned Tuesday from Lincoln where they
had been attending meeting of the State
Pflger OF Pierce, the new member appointed
to succeed Mr.. viele. met with the board for
the first time.
State Normal school.
The following were out in study center
work last Saturday: George Z; Martin St.
trail City: Mr.. Shreves, Grand Island Miss
Smith, Gibbon; Mr.. sipple, Campbell Those
Uho will 60 out next Saturday are Miss
Miss Crawford. CoSad; Miss Riggs and Miss
Hosic. Gibbon.
C. H. welers of the manual training de-
partment returned Tuesday from Nashville,
Tenn. where he attended the national con-
vention Of manual teachers.
The plumbers began work on the new
auditorium Wednesday morning. The add
ton of heat will help In pushing forward the
work necessary to complete the building
Dr. Robinson, superintendent of the state
hospital for tuberculosis, gave an address at
chapel Friday morning on the teachers work
in the fight against the white plague
Superintendent Clark of the State Indus
trial school addressed the Rural School club
last Tuesday.
Miss Jennings and Miss Langdon. the H.
brarians, and their assistants rendered an
exceptional service as they observed last
was shown in every way In better books and
more careful selection and Improvement OF
time. The display tables of classified books
being eagerly inspected by pupils from train
ing school, students and others was worthy
comment on the work Of the librarians Prof.
Meyer and Dean Martin each gave an ex-
cellent address In chapel last week on the
subject of good books.
Mr. Supple spent Thursday and Friday with
County Superintendent Mrs. Erfman In the
schools OF Franklin county and addressed a
teachers meeting at Campbell Saturday. Mr..
Meyer goes TO Hidreth the coming weekend
on the subject Of reading.
Bellevue College.
President and Mrs. David r. Kerr tend
cred a banquet TO the members of the foot
ball team at Rankin hall. the presidents
mansion, last Tuesday evening. Fifteen let
ter men and six members of the reserves
who won RS" for work on the second
team, were present, Coach Benjamin was
also present The regular college foot ball
banquet will be held In the college dining
room next Wednesday evening.
Lester Il. stewart. junior, OF Walthill,
Neb. was elected student manager OF all
athletics at a meeting of the athletic hoard
of control last Thursday. Perry r. Johns,
sophomore. OF Blair, Neb.. was elected as
sistant.
The death of the mother of Karl e. Bran
stad, freshman. has temporarily halted
work on THE MolIusc," the three act mod
ern comedy to be staged by the Bellevue
players. Branstad plays one of the leading
male roles.
The annual recital of the school OF fine
arts was held last Thursday evening and
brought out good sized crowd The violin
playing Of viii Hetherington and the sing