Peru Outweighed. but Holds !Hea vy ! A b un dle of we ll- wo rn manu scri pts lay pigt!o n-holed in the _ Team Sco reless ,shab by desk. T hey began to t al k qu iet ly and softly together. -s;;.- I does the edi t or s ay, brethre n," said one, "whe n he rE:ads you '? " F riday Coach Jo hn so with! "C hes tn ut,' ' si ghed the de li cate Spring Poe m. "Hackneyed ," hi ssed ' Memorial services were held fo r fiftee n hus ki es jo ur neyed up .o U n i- the Co mi c Sketc h. "Cr i bbed," moan ed the Wor dy Essay. "A nkle- Harry Pi ttman Sunday af tenoo n, I ve rsi ty P la ce a nd th ere on Jo hn- ; deep," oozed th e Sodclen Joke '' Pr epoR tero us," qu a vered the Sen ti -September 24, and for Mrs. Craw · son's Field in gri llin g g ri dir n bat -, 1 menta l L ove Story. " Bos h ," confessed the T ime ly Sc hoo l Art icle. J ford. Mo nday mo rni ng, September tie playe d Wes leyan 's heav tea m :'A! as," "i f only o ur aut hors co ul d. hear what. the j 25. On the chape l pla tform on to a stand·sti II. ed 1to1 says Thnce cursed any student whq sha ll da re to contrt bute 1 that morni ng was a beaut iful a rr ay an art icle to such an editor," screamed the Comic Sketch. !of f er ns and flowe r s. Part ic ul arly The ga me eommenced at. 3:30 This last bi tter imprecatio n, accompa nied by h is ow n resonant snor- ! noticeable wa s a great bouq uet of with Captain Haney kicking nff ing, j erked the inn ocent, unsu s pect in g ed i tor up ri ght in be(J. Th us ' flowe rs the best to be pl ucked against a stro ng wi nd. W .sleyan from 1 hi s horr i ble ni.g htm ar e, he exc lai m:d, Ifr om the garden w hi ch Mrs. Cra wretur ned a nd immed iately tp ened Mercy. Studen ts. Se nd us your J OkeR, yo ur school art i cles, anyt hm g •ford had her se lf tended, long afte r up wit h fo r ward passes but ·ailing to mak e our No r ma l ite a successs th is year." Ishe was urged to desist from such to complete any, resorted 1 li ne Our usua l ly sa ne ed i tor ha d mere ly d run k one glass t oo much of Ph il o labor . Ser vices were uegu n wi th b ucking. During the initia quar -cide r! Kelley. I the beau t iful vesper h ym n and deter the ball see -sawed back and 1 Ivot ions led by Rev. Ca r ma n. fort h across the middle of field. fr om then on the ba ll was in Wes - Sc h ne i der, ?u r new ce n te r, ., Every trib u te paid co nsisted of The seco nd quar ter fou nd t!)e ball leya n 's ter ri to ry. pl ayetl l ike a ve t era n. Jones at concre te ill us t rat ions of her nob le in Wes leyan's ter rit ory, but P eru While Wesley an s li ghtly outp lay -end played the same old game her was unable to carry the ljigs kin ed Peru on straigh t fo o tba ll , it was wo n h im a place on the A JJ State mfl uen ce ha ngmg over my desk, Wl.th t· n scor t·ng dt.stance. In the sad ly outclassed in open play. The i D an Rou se sat·d "I co ul d not team last season. The Peru backs, 1as e ' third qua r ter Wes leyan comple t ed Coy o tes co m ple t ed two forwa rd th 1 ht f t d t speak of her wit h those abstract- o tg , are as , an pu up a a long pass and was dow ned on passes out of eleven trta /s to the C · H ions and genera li ti es w hi ch di e , . , f . scr appy game apta m aney at -, Pe ru's fifteen yard li ne. The Coy - Norma lt tes four out o seven. f li b k h d · 1 1 · with the br eath Pr es1de nt u ac smas e mto t 1e pays m · 1 · o tes ma de ten yar ds and with fi ve Fr om the r eports of the State Jour-h. h f p · Hayes reco unt ed in stan ces of her a way w tc , as a orme r er uvt an yards and f our dow ns r ema in ing 1 na l and L in co ln Sta r one wo ul d be .d "d ·d · ld h t d " abso lu te fear less ness in re fu sing to / sa t , 1 my o ea r goo 1 were pi led up help less ly before 'led to thmk that Wes leyan p ut up a The L in e· up: ! recommend cigare t s.mokers for Peru's in vulnerab le line. Pe ru poor game, but Peru su ffered as I p Wes leyan. ' g radu atio n; Miss spoke of compret in g t wo fo rward pa es in I much by fumb ling as did its op- le. Steeve her great j oy in h er wor k, hP.r succession car ri ed the ball out Ipone n ts Here are the wor ds of Be ll tl. RoEle helpfu l cri tic isms to twenty -five yards. During the last Coac h Kltn e: . We gave Per u the Meissne r lg. Buck ner ers , an d her love of the beauttf ul per i od Wes leyan intercepted 'a pass best we ha d, bu t t hey simp ly out - Sc h• Je id er c. W illi ams in dicated in the ca re she gave her and carr ied th e ba ll within ha lf a p lave d us." w. Emer t r g. Ge nt ry rose s: Dea n Ro use of her foot of Per u 's goa l line. r Here T oo mu ch cre di t ca nn ot be given to Spacht rt. Hughes wo n derf ul helpfu lness to every again the st one wa ll lin e hj 1fast, Pe r u's line. Spec ial mention 1 L eger re Coz i er teacher in th e depa rt me nt, her robbing the Coyotes of sho ul d be made of our two tack les , Cr ai g qb. Carman abil ity to in cor porate qu ickly into Haney punted out of anrl l Be ll an rl Spac h t, who stoppecl m;my ( f'o nllnu Nl on l"o ut th P:q;o.) ! · of'n 11t irHt c'fl 0 11 1;-m tr·th Nth? 0/' 1 It /';r,' \ 7loOZ, \
d.t 'Ie 1 or s I Bea utiful Liv es of Mrs. Crawford and "What H arry Pittm an Reviewe d I
Entered at th e Pos toffice at Pe ru, Ne · hraska as second-clas!l mat te r.
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Rryan Emmert Hum or Prof. F. M. Gr egg-Ad vi se r
Certain young men of the schoo l insinuate that some gir l students at'e 1 almost sno bbi shly conventional in I refus ing to exc han ge gr eet i ngs , in ! pass ing, with men students to they have not formally mtr o- 1' duced. On th e oth er hand, th ere are g irl s who accu se men in the I scho ol of being so frosty in thi s 11 :57 a. m.
"We are glad to be sa me re spect, and attribut e their 1 he re this morning. It is certain ly lofty indi ffe rence to the prep on deran in sp irati on to look into so many ence of femi nin e stude nts and the bright young faces." Thi s con -conseq uent competition f or attenventionality duly observed, th e tion s fr om th e ir m asculin e high-
Normalite st aff announces it s ea r- nes ses. It is r egr ettab le
nest d es ir e to provid e a weekly if e ither condtttOn ex u;;ts It was
Extensive line of for Men the bia i tent and Women . ..... too of interest to
T heir ex tP. nsi ve advertising in this paper indicates their fnendship for Peru
paper of the character des irable m th e great purp ose in the i suc h a s ch oo l as ours. Past exper - recept i ons giv en by Phi los, Eve r- ' d"d · "II b n · · · i es of th e can t ates wt e meie nce assure s us the he lpful , cordtal etts, and th e rehgto us orgamza- . h. h II "der ttOned w 1c we usua y cons t leadership of our advi ser, Professor tion s of the school and churches to ' t" l"t · in voting As to nna 10na t y, ·. However rebellt ous we 1 remove thts fe e lmg of strangen ess h . d I 1 d ar e I Germany Bo em 1a an re an m· IJe in foll o wing out th e mono- and res erv e, and pr omo te wh o e- ' d . h d · h"ch ·
· · . . · · reoresente m t e or er m w t t•Jn, t1 S practice of so ltcttm g, tm- some fnendhness and cordt a ltty 1 d A to · · h the candtdates were name . s pl•ri ng, supp lt catmg students to among stu dents. Should not t e 1 M M . k personal appearance, r. e1ssn er cu-np erate with us, nev erthel ess very fact that we ar e all wor mg 1 d' t M h lr epre"ents th eRo man g a 1a or, r. cu:'t m demands that we use such t ogether in the s am e gr eat s op , I · b hi t rl M to procure co ntributi ons of wh ere cha racter-building is ex to ll- Novak t he The e e, an . t r. every so rt from you, -constr uctive ed as a n ecessa ry part of o ur tr a in- : Kelley Ame ncaknd er · • Ther e 1s also a mar e 1 e rence criti ..: isms, jokes , philippics against in g, make us le ss mt s tru stf ul a nd I b h" h . d d . · · · f · f · d h" ? in th e way eac h com s IS a1r . any un towar con tttOn s m o ur hes itan t m ormmg nen s tps. , d bl'hll) llife, questions for "Miner- Shou ld n ot men and women, pastiM r. Novak pr efers th_e · - 1 Mr Ke l le y makes h1 s cot ure m vu," und so wet t er. Startle us th e "budd mg romance" stage, un- · · by leav ing s uch covet-\ der P eru conditions and after t hr ee \ the.old fashiOne? Mr. ed ma teri al in t he box marked weeks' ove rl oo k s ome 1 Me tssner d oes ht s h_a tr up tn a ''Nu rmalite'' at the postoffice, Iof the pe tty conv e nti onali sms in way -betw ee n fashiOn. Speak mg floor of lh e regard to relat i ons wiL}l ne'-"' ac- mo re s? be rl y, the
hu .ldtng. quaintances? L ook intelligent. our se n1or class pres t de nt tn tht s, Say "Yes , Si r!" "Say 'Hell o' Pe nt' s ce nt ennial yea r, w ill be very I<t·:Jd _\l·tn-V\' c::•r th i,. .t any r egrettabl e o mi ssio ns have and' 'H ow-do-you -cl o," and "How' s heavy Execut i ve a bility a nd I lll'e n made thi s week, particularly th e world a- us in ' yo u ?" ispeaking ability will be demandP.d in r egard to class activ i ties. We I fr om him all thru the year but I Our line of Coat>'. Fu rs be: yo u to be lenient in ce ns urin g Nominee s fo r the ,ya ri ous offices espec iall y at the time of th e great :ln rl nn .- n·rlkd . uc fo r suc h "mi sta kes. Th e difficu l- l in the senior c lass are be ing di s- hom e -coming next summe r. Choo se ties incid ent to th e fir st issues of cussed about the camp us wi th th e we ll fro m these thr ee men, who \\' l' wi ll :1 te :t vi sir th e paper cannot be app reciated by Ivim s ug gest i ve of a city elect i on . see m, afte r al l, qu i te equa l in ah il · fr om \'ou. m ost people not direct ly connected While the office of treasurer is ve ry Ii t. i es All have taken a co ur se in with s uch wo:,k. I i mportant-it tak es as mu ch grit parliamentary law. Mr. Mei ssn er\ · and geniu s to collect clas s dues as 1 anrl Mr . Kelley each acted as cl ass -:: A_t th e 1913 of th e N. 1 it doe s to co ll ect the preacher's I p re s id e nt in hi s r especti ve hi gh i E. A. a propos ttt on was made to sal a ry, a nd fair bu s in ess abi l ity to schoo l. Mr. Kelley and Mr. Novak u:;e the re comm e nd at ions of the 1 keep tab on th e hundreds of dollar s I are se rvin g on Ph il o prog ram com- \ Simplifie d. Sp_e llin g Boa rd \whi ch mu st pass thru cla ss trea s ur -j mittee, and there sh ow splendid I
Number 23, m th e proceedmgs of ers' hand s in a year - yet all orga ni zi ng ab il ity. Mr . Meiss ner I National E_ducation Assoc i a- seems to se ttl e about the class\ and Mr. Novak are also well known NEBRASKA CITY, twn. The mot10n as tabled aud pres id en cy Mr Rich ar d Me issner to st ud e nts thru dramatic and glee ----------------.....;. has been kept on th e table eac h of Blair Mr Willi am Novak of i club work, r espective ly. Tim e did -="""'""""'===- --- ----year si nce th at meeting. John R. Howe ll s.' and Mr. Glenn Ke ll y of I not perm!t gath ering data as to the ! Mis s Bow en, of th e Normal Satu r day K' k f M · · ff Ischolarsh t p of the three men a very , o . t sso un o er:d as a s ub - are the contes ta nts for im portant ite m to be facult y. was in Omaha st tt ute fm that r eso lutwn the fo l- th at postt t on. Some of the qua li t- 1und er the circum s tances anJ Sunday '
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Alumni Notes
For seve ral yea rs, now, partic ul ar emphasis has been laid upon colleg iat e work in Peru Normal. We are glad to note thp.t the tendency is becoming very noti ceab le to ward doing degree work after graduation. Th1s year's gradu a te c la ss ranks high in number; we hope in quality also. It is also interest in g to obse rv e that , while the undergraduate classes hav e bee n larger in the past, perhaps, the gr eat increa se of attendance among the t-lowers for all Occasions juniors a nd sen ior s m ore th an make s up for this present deficien cy in the
FALLS CITY, 95 lower classes. Again, we notice, as before, the added str ess put upon work of col legiate rank at Pe ru. We eve n dare to dream that Peru Norma l may become a Peru Teachers' College at no very LOCALS distant day.
To Keep You Posted
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on new and seasonable item s we h ave s al- ·s c t. on re a!':o n for o ur ha v in g p urchal"ed this sp ace in yo ur p ape r. WATCH IT eVERY WEEK
BARNES' PHARMACY
''THE REXALL STORE"
camp, the na mes of two renowned Peru football warrio r s, Ralston and J anda. H ere's hopin th ey make good ..
Alum n i, generally, are r equested to send in "newsy items" about them se lves and o ther Peruv ians of wh om they know. In about th e I s;une oroportion as thh do so , wi ll these columns be wortJ! their reading and ours Address the a lum ni editor of the Normalite, at Peru. D on't fee l re se r ve d and bashfu l
concerning th is. Reme mb er jt's the 1
way we e arn o ur living. Slap us on the back a nd we shall see that I you get your desserts, Alumni Hurr ah for Old Peru!
Westside Barber Shop"
Up to-dale aad Flr11 Classlo every wa y
KINGSOLVER & COWELL
We sell all su ppli es ic our line
Supt. A. A. Wolf, B. Pe rl., '16, Riverrton, lo wa, r eports an ab unda nce of work in hi s new field, both for himse lf and hi s associates of l·1Nh en yo u 'r e down town spend a li tt le time w ith us. Goo d work done ht-t·c. the class of 19 16, Ru ssel l Darling 1 and Miss Ball. I
An interest in g s ummary of the work of theY. M. C. A. andY. W.
Pr ofessor Rrown ha s organized a Alumni of the o ld sc hoo l may st udy center community at Papil- we ll envy the seniors of thi s year's lion. The seventeen members un- 1class th e ir novel experience of der the lo ca l lead ers hip of Superin- teaching in the new tra inin g school, tendent Bowers ·will st ud y Elwood's which probably will be r eady dur.Socio logy i ng th e year some time However, Sunday, October 8, is the day set we do n ot, at present, vo uch safe a part thruou t Nebra:::ka as Corne to any jea lous possessions, as they enSunday School Da y. Conce rt e rl e f- dure th e ir mi sery in temporaty fort be in made to get half a mil- quarters. lion peop le to go to Sunday schoo l. Albin Jo hn s on of the 'fourteenState Normal students can help er s, has once mor e been r ev ie wing this wort hy ambition. past expe ri en ces at Peru Since Th e Meth od ist Leag ue leaving here he ha s b een in l!ttendpeo ple were pleasantly t>n tertain ed ance at Montana and Chi cago Unia vers ities. Albi n asse rts t hat he has t the churc h Saturday evening. Gam es and a big taffy pu ll were had a great t im e, and we believ e the feature s of th e soc ial. The at· him, for we are q uit e we ll actendance was not large but it is qu a inted with hi ::; particu lar idi ohope d that thi s society, u nd er the syncrasies. He left S at urday to ateader s hip of Mi ss Ed ith L oper, tend Chicago U ni ve rs ity agai n this wi ll increase rapidly in numb ers. fal l. Mi ss Mami e Mutz and Mr Varro Ty ler, both au lmni, finiRhed work at Chi cago Un i versity thi ssumm e r, Mi ss Mutz obtaini ng her Bach elor
C. A. ; a nd a promi se as to th e ir futur e activit i es wi ll appear in the next iss ue of the N0rmalite. Mentivn is made in th is iss ue of the sp le ndid rec eptio n given by th e Gui ld , Ca tholic As soc iation, Y. W. C. A. a nd Y. M. C. A. - quite the finest thing they cou ld do for the new s tudents. AIign yo urse lves speed ily with one of these 'organiations wh1eh exa lt Ch ri s tian character, mental worth and physical fitness.
Among I () alumni to set up .! an early clamor for the first number of th is ye ar's Norma li te, is 0. 1 W. Osn es , N ew man Gr ove cand id ate '---- ------· for county s up eri nten dent in Mad -'. i so n county; Louis Chard, manual training and' lead er of invin cible "huskies" at Wilber; Mil's Eva Pickw ell, teach er of h istory and Engli sh at Ewing.
Chases' Barber Shop
Seco nd d oo r from p ostoffice
Let us supp ly y<>ur :-;beet 1\\usic
NY AL QUALITY STORE
Evt>ryt hi ng wt· se ll a nd the se rvice wt· render i!< the NY AL QUALITY
Th e popul:11" hits t Oe (lc post.) GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY l'lnno s ond Vlclrolaa NEBRASKA CI T\. NEBSASI< A Wm Young, B. P ed., '1 5, has had hi s sc holastic and labors i nterrupted by a temp ora ry call to Aspe n, Co lo to recup erate his hea l1.h. Mr. Young was the hi g hl y effic ie 11 t business manage r of the Norrnalite two years ago A multitmle of Pe ruvians wish him a speedy re!'lto rati on to vigo r ous
TRY NYAL'S FACE CREAM hea l th.
• It cn un eratt!' f hc effects of the L. F. Chard writes ent hu siastica lly of hi s school work at Wilh er. He is gr eat ly pleased ' over the manauu.mn !'un anJ winds FISHER BROS. ual train ing equ ipment and reports ;...._____________--! ma r ked Prog ress in th at work. I -
of P hil osop hy and Mr Tyler hi s Be ll evue Doct or of Juri s prud e nce d eg r ee Football Sche dule I N b 17 P S I U ove mer , Oma ha U ni. at eru people ge nerall y get there, we ep t ernber 29, Wes eyan at n1- 1 p k
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eru. now. vers1 tv P lace.
Supt E. E. Eri cso n, '1 5 is be- 6, Gr and at Novemb er 24, Kearney at Kearginning hi s se cond year at Battle Grand Island
ney Creek. "Swede" will be reme m- Octob er 13, Ta rki o at Peru. November 30, Thanksg i ving Day, bered as our er st while Ii terary gen- October Doane at Per u. Cotner at Peru iu s, etc. Octob E> r 27, York at Yo rk. -
Professor a nd Mrs. Garey were
We were glad to see, in the lin e- November 3. open d ate up the oth er rla y at th e Co rnhu sker Nov E>mhE> r 10, Rellrvuc at in Lin co ln Saturday.
t d tern, and roughly describ e its oper- Everett •Literary Society Death of Peruvians Commemora e ' ld tom of ation. Like mos t in ventions of Ac co rd ing to the 0 cus
(Continued on L as t page. ) · ht of each d nd the th is ce ntury, it is attracti ve be th e fi rs t Fnday mg her teach ing new i eas, a d t II"ter "th hi ch cause it is time savinu No longer sc hoo l term be in g de vote 0for gr ea t d ri ving energy WI w "' of she worked. These are but random wi ll we s huffle our fe et, and ary f es tivities, a certain gr o up
t h f I J ·ng wri gg le in our seats, and o ld s tud e nts, t ogether with a pickings fr om the wea t o ov d h II I on gr oan, "How long, 0 Israel," n umber of new on es , gath ere 10 prai se given her who "s a \Ve fi t f h "I " as th e spea ker ann o un ces "in con E ve r ett ha ll to ho ld the ir . rs a nd on in the li ves o er pup l s. d d Harry Pittman had also l ived the elusion" for th e third time In - mee ting. All formaliti es laJ asJ e, d b d f st ead our bra in s wil l be working ever yo ne entered into a s hor t
Many good things to eat for lunches life which prov i de a un 0 ., "t h"ch 1s materia l for that panegyric to lik e the knotter on a McCorm i ck pro g ram with a sp in w 1
which men li sten enthralled-that reaper to translate certain Es per -c ha rac ter i st ic of Evere tt peo ple. made up of beautiiful s pecific illu s- anto-like code sound s oth er into old Foll o win g this, a literar y protra tions. Mr. Jederman told of a cqu aintanc es : "Loo k into the gra m, co nsis ting of th e fo ll owin g the man's nobility and cleanness fa ces of ," ·'ins pira ti on to be numb ers was re nd er ed : A ho rn Prof essor Wilson sp oke impres sive- here ," "when I wa s a bo y" (and so lo by Ted Cowe ll , o ne of our y of him who "ne ve r did one mean th e rem a ind er of th e r itu al to the you n ge r h el pers; a vocal solo, thing ," and in stead of in d ulgin g in co nclu sion of "re ar ed to man- ''So me wh ere a voic e is cal lin g ," by ma ny g enera li ti es, Pr ofes so r Wil so n hoo d") "i t 's been my p leasure," Mi ss Co ra Zoelle r; two short re adread for us the poe ms Mr. Pittman ''kn owled ge is pow er, '' and "you in gs by Ma rie Mclntyr ei a vocal had liked that we mi g ht know of ar e to be coi1gratulated upon your d uet by Misses Clary and Jon es. th e world of th ot in whi ch th e man wond e rful o pport uniti es." Th ere Too muc h cann ot be s ai d concernhad l ived. Sill's "Op po rt unity ," is one min or obj e cti on tt• th e use ing the exc e ll e nce of this program "Say He ll o and Ho w-do- yo u-d o," of thi s u ni que "first a id " to bor ed for it w as , with o ut a do ubt, one of and "Let Me Live in a House by li ste ners an d heckled spea kers. th e best ever g ive n by the soc i ety. the Side of the Road and be a Orators wh o ha ve mastered that art A few matt ers of business were Fri end to Man," wer e treas ures to of rhyt h mical ly inflecting the v•>ice tak en up, pr eced in g w hi ch, Pr oHarry Pittman-hi s life could not according to the apQr ove d s tyl e of fesso r Garey , our ev er faithful a nd have been far fr om th at id eal in Fo urth of Jul y o ratory in Crab s ym pat he ti c a dvis er, ga ve us an li ca t ed in th ese poems. Orchard, -a long, g rad ual swell ing in sp iri ng ta lk on the poss ibl e
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Fresh cu t fl ower !' for any ocC R!< inn suc h as We d nings, Birthd l'l y P art ies. !-< t"me'11br anFum-rals. Etc in Rpp ro· pri at e Rrr ange m ents,
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST
NEBRASKA CITY .' NERRASKA
TheN. S. N. S. Store
- Fine Warch RepairingSatisfaction Guaran teed
"The Store of Service"
See us for all kinds of Stationery and Jewelry " [n the Ga rd e n, " s ung by Mi ss of the voice and a s udd en dip, and su ccess of o ur soc iet y. In th e Cha rd and Mi ss Ma ckprang wa s th e re pe t it i on of th e sa me with cou r se of bu s in ess which tran s pirbut another swee t re minder of the tidal r eg ularity, will find di ffi culty e d, A mel ia Chard wa s elected presclo seness of the man to hi s God in accu stoming t hem se lves to t hi s id e nt an d Leo Jewe ll tr eas ur er, th e Mi ss Dunn, in clos ing the serv ice, new s ch eme whi ch call s for rather f ur th er el e ct ion of o ffi cers be ing de·ead with f ee ling a f ew of Mr. Istaccato -like, ent irel y und r amatic fer red t il l Se pt e mbe r 2. Aft er, Pit tm an' s favo rit e ver ses Th ere speec h. B ut our Peru "Locke," voting in not a s mall li st of new s no c! es crib ing th e e mo tion are s ur e, wi ll soon so i mpr ove members, the soc iety was ad j ou rnpo ssess ing ma ny of th e audi ence , hi s syste m as to overcome th is im- erl un ti I t he next regu lar mee tin g. a fter s uch a r eco untal of a life, ma t.er ial ob j ecti on.
At t hi s ne xt mee ting , whi ch was when Mi ss Dunn read Ril ey 's on last F ri day ni gh t, th e s am e e n"Away ."
Wi th a cheery smile and a wave of t he hand,
He has wa ric! er ed i nto an un known land, Th ink of him fa ring on, as dear n thf> love of Th ere as th e love of Here.
He is not dead -he is just
The Reception thu sia st ic c-rowd , wi th s ti ll more Th e bi g a ltrui sti c eve nt of the new f ri e nrl s, ass emb led in th e high schoo l year occu rr ed Mon rlay evf>n- sc hool room Th f> audie nce was ing, Septe mber 18t h, wh en the re- en ter tainer! fir st by a mus ical trio, ligious or ga ni zat i on s r ece i ved the st ud ent body a nd facu lty me mb ers in th e gy mna:-; i um A deli g htful
Ma sters Ot is Gregg playi ng ho rn s wit h Mi ss He le n Gregg at th e pia no. The un ique man n er in wh ich these yo ung artists hel d the ir a udi e nc e pr oga m wa s g iven a few mem· was r ema r kable T hen Mi ss GoS S . W 1 bers of the assoc i ation s who were bee n, on e of E:ve r ett 's ne w m emb ers, prrngs a urpn se on es eyan. . II I in a ver y pleas i ng an ::! e ff ec(C'o nti nued rrom Fll'st Pa ge. ) Iespec ta Y wei qu a lified to enterCal dwe :J lh. Culbertsn tain. Th e greater part of the tive ma nn e r. An orig i na l and H bf H" enter tai n ing monologue was r ead an ey mm an • eve nin g, howe ver, wa spent in S mi th rh Hud so n ge tt in g acqua in ted. lt see med to bv Mi ss Lulu Burke tt Mi ss Sn hs titutes:- l:S Emmert for be th e of every o ld s tud e nt to Bur ke tt prove d he rse lf a most Cal dwe ll, Sandb erg for S mith. Ref- make the new ones fe el at ho me capa ble r ea der. Mi ss Cl ary sang eree, Halli gan; um p ir e, Max To wl e. an d in thi s they s u.: cee rl ed in a beaut i fu l way, " Th e La nd of t he Sky Bl ue Wa'te r," an d " At . a bl y. There is not hing so hea lingPeruvta n Gets Copyrtght. to th e poo r homesick st udent as a Daw ning. " Th e c los in g featu re of It is pleasantly st imul a ting to Ifri end I} ha nd cla sp and hearty th e progra m was a p an to mi me , the ea rne st tea cher th at poss ibly gr eeti ng. Many wh o cameldi sco ur- " Jan e's Fi rst Ca lle r." After th is so met im e in her e xperienc e, ac- ag l:'d and Jon P. IY we nt away ch eered pr ogram, a s ho rt bu s in ess sess ion cordin g to th e law of lottery, a and comfor ted. wa s held d uring wh ich Fr a nklin Wood row Wil son or an Ed ison lt is a beau t iful thin g to talk Jones was elec ted vi ce pr es id ent, 'hope" may fE el her influen ce. s mil es a nd fr ienrllin ess, it is Miss E li zabet h G iltn er, s ecretary, How pr oud teachers mu st be I mu ch m or e beaut iful th ing to Jive and Fay J o'nes se r gea nt -a t -ar ms of the Peruv1an wh o is developing it.
The meet in g closed with the f ee lan Espe ranto for publi c spe akers! Th e re ligiou s oragni za tion s of i ng of ·sa ti s fa cti on in that the sociDeta il s of the new cod e are qu ite Pe ru Normal have fu ll y pro ved ety sees for it se lf a s uccessful ye ar. mperfectly worked out, so we can th · th d J etr wor an va ue in th e ir Philo Reception to New Members. merely suggest some of the benefits school. May the ir memb h h" h ·n ,. ers ip Th e Phil o mathean so ci e ty met w JC w1 accrue to speakers a nd mcr ease, IS th e des tre of a ll tho se Friday ni g ht · tb listen ers fr om the use of the sys- wh ose li ves s pell serv ice. I m e gy m nas iUm Th is meeti ng was in th e na tu re of
a r eception for the new mem be rs and s tart ed off a good year' s wo rk. As suc h, it wa s di st in ct ly su ccessfu l. Over two hundred Ph il o mat hean s were pr esent an d enjoyed the eve nin g.
As the guests entered, ea ch was given a book let in whi ch to write th e names of the persons w ith w ho m he tal ked. A ho op co n tes t was the fi r st part of the en ter tainmen t. T wenty bo ys a nd g ir ls pa rt ic i pa t ed in th is. It wa s am us ing and ex cit i ng, to sa y the I Past. Th e boys won- th e gir ls were at an obvious di sadva nta ge
The P er u-Wes ley an gam e w as rest age d with a sh ee t and a feather for a gr id ir on and a pigsk in. Out of thr ee touc h do wn s Peru wo n t wo giv in gt he game to the Blue and W? ite. S pen cer Lege r suggested th1 s fe at ur e.
Th e spe lling co nte st ereated much laugh ter, e xci tement and d f! ri sion th e un successf ul efforts of spe llmg. _
Messag es we re recei ved fr om the absent te am me mbers Th ese were w elco m ed , esp ec iall y 0-0 favo r of Pe ru ." · cr ed it is du e the pr ogram wh o h ad th e affa ir in Th e Phil oma th ea n wh o so kn dly helpe d in t he pr epa rati on for th e eve ning's en tertain me nt also deser ve cre dit and than l<s fo r th eir p art in m aking this affa ir suc h a su ceess.
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H. U. Landolt
THE PERU .
VOLUME XI
PER U, NEBRAS KA, OCTOBER 11, 1916
NORMA L WINS TER RI PIC BATTLE center smashes fo r losses ; a tt emp - A STUD ENT IS DISGU STED t um in to yo
NU MBER 2
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en ted e ncl runs and tack le plunges
Peru Defea ts G ra nd Isla nd First Time Dec rt'es
w 1 e were s.topped wi tho ut gains by
Und ignified Pr oce du re of ti ckets were be ing sol d, I wa nted in S eve n Y cars. J ones, Bell, Spac ht a nd L ege r. Bud get Com mi ttee to s kip cha pe l th e worst wa y, but Grand Is la nd' s hea vy team, w ith Em mert and S mith at ha lves made
fell o ws, th at mus i c, those yell s, h Gr ove r Grumpy is a seni or a mong eig t of last year 's men hack , we nt consistent ga i ns, s ki rt ing o utside those speeches backed by big p erus , wh o ca me to our Normal from d ow n to de f eat last Friday f or the 9f Gra nd Island 's ta c kl es ; Han ey's sonalitl es, p ut e nu f Pe ru spirit in to fi the St ate U ni versi ty Whe n he sa t rst ti me in four years, Coac h pa ss in g, t ackling a ncl kic kin g we re me to· la st th e r es t of the yearJoh nsor(s ele ven turni ng t hP. trick. ab ove p ar, w hi le Craig at qua r ter ba ck w ith an ex cee di ng ly and th en some." bo red e xpress ion, cer ta in mem bers And th e ga me was playe d on Grand generaled th e team in gr eat sty le
we wan ted to sh out from th e houseto ps, " All hail! ou r alt ru ist ic f aculty !" "AIIhail !ourbudget1916 !" mi ght a ccr ue to t he m, bu t fbr the
An d wh en we heard the above of th e f ac u lty trying to "put Isla nd' s fi e ld, t oo. a nd did n otabl e work re tu rn ing acr oss " the budge t tick et syste m At 3:30 Ca pta in Ha ney w on the toss pu nts and rece iv i ng pa ss es. -not for an y es pecia l good t ha t and sta rt ed the gam e by kicking off. Coach Johnson is well please d with
Pe ru kep t the ba ll in Grand Island's the imp rovement s hown since th e Th ere w as a short busin ess meet- bene fit of th e studen ts al one,- te rrit ory a nd J·ust before the init i al Wes leyan g ame and holds hi gh 1"n g of th e Ph 1 "l a thean l1' ter·a1·y ''Shock ing.ly u nd ig ni fi ed," m ut ter-. . om . ' quar te r en de rl, Craig b uo ted the h op es for the cham pi on s hi p s ince d h soc 1ety, Frt day even mg. S ever al e e. ' pigskin ove r fr om the th i rtv fi ve th e two s tr onges t t ea ms h ave bee n In ew mem bers WP. re accepted an d yard line ag ainst a st r on g -wind. 1di sposed of Lin e-up : P rofessor Sm ith le d the ba nd in bi lls were allo we d. Sco re, Pe ru 3, Gra nd Isla nd 0. Jones , le. stirr ing mus ic. , , Usua l ::ial vat ion I The Ba pti s ts ca me ba ck s trong the Be ll, lt. Arm y s tu ff ," gru nter! G. G. Miss Th omas En te r tains. se cond forc ing Pe ru hack Meiss ner, lg. Pr of esso r Delze ll spoke earn estly Mis s Ri ta T ho mas of the .pi anoto i ts t we nty yard l in e. A co uple S ch ne id er, c. for th e g oo d of t he cau se. " Pa t- fo r te depa r tment pla yed a short of p en alt ies for be in g off s ide w E t en t medic i ne fake r," chimed in but exq ui s it e pr ogr am at th e chapmm er , rgb roug ht t'·.e ball wit hin tw o yards I S pac ht, r t. com rade G. G. el per iod We dn esad y, Sep temb er of the Normal i te' s goa l. For t hr ee Le g-e r, re.
Dr. Hou se made hi s urgent pl ea 27. Th e ope ni ng num ber wa s d ow ns Gra nd I sland was held wit h- Craig, q. for the lect ure cou r se numbe rs Bra hm s' " Ra phsodi e in G Minor ." out an inch gai n and:on the four th, B. Emm !:! rt, Ih. "Same musty st u ff ," mu tter ed G.G. Th is was fo ll owed by Cy ril Sco tt 's bare y s ucceeded in pu nc hing th e H
Wh en Coa ch .J ohn son made his "Val !ie Ca pri ce, " a nd th e th ir d ane v, fh. ra il acr oss for a to uch dow n. Cap - Smi th, rh. spi cy spe!:! ch introdu c in g th e at hl et-co mp os ition was a Scan din a vi an ta in Low ry ki<' ked goa l. Scor e, ,· Su hs ti tu t t> s :-A llsman for Meiss - ic eve nt s, "T h os e pe re nni al jokes, moun ta in p ict ure, " To the Rising Gra nd Isla nd 7, P er u 3. lt wa s ne r: Owens f or Sm it h. , mu st th ey bloo m every year?" j ee r- Su n," by the No rweigia n com · dur ing th is period that. S mi rh eJ c;. pose r. 'l'n rju s se n. ' L'he :t udiencl' swun pPd ll iJ an unca ng h t pun t and Alu mni A ssoc ia tio n I nco r po ra tes·. Profes:< c\1" c; r egg usf' d a un iq li E' would nol let· Miss Tho mas go un t i I re eled o ff fo rty y ard s -the longe st 1 It 11 fi t. th t de vice to incr ease the in te rest in 1 she had repea t ed the fi nal numb er, seems ec; pec1a y t mg a as ru n of th e rl ay Wi th the ball on d t th " 1 t f I th e a ffa ir ' 'H e ro in I-htckbf' IT Y la nd t hr uout th e p rog ra m a cc orded we roun 011 1s as year o our ·Grand Is land 's tw en ty - fi ve yard lin e. ha lf ce ntu f. 1 f th t t Co rn e r' s Home Ta le nt Va url ev i ll f' '" her the sym pat he ti c, a bso rbed ry o wc11· < nr e s a e, · Hanl:'y made a pe rfec t pass to Craig th t th h 1• AI . A . 1 gr ow led G G atte nt1on wh tch rs a sm ce rer tnba e sc oo s umn1 ssocta· · · • who caug ht th e ba ll in the e nd zone p f I fl d M tl ute than ap n lau se tion shou ld inc or po r ate. Jnco r- ro es so r __. e er use o 1er ,. · an d sco red. Pern fa iled to k1"c k G ' h · 1 1 A ·d f h a kable pora t io n, in th is ca s e, menns get- OO!'e s ro om as a magt c wa ne o s1 f' rom er rem r .-.'"oal. Sco re, Per u 9, Gra nd Is land od ce c · · fi 1 t' h ·c h" h t'tho ut sayl.n"' ti ng ready to do busi ness. The pr u · onv 11,c1ng gu r es rea 1v t> n1 w tr g oes w ·"' · 7 · · , co mm on stock holders, the th ree to the va l ue of the sys tem to stucl - two asp ects of Mi ss Th omas' playThe seco nd ha lf fo un d Per u's li ne h un dr ed pai d- up li fe mem be rs of 1 ents. and later e mp loye cl his per su a-ing su ggest sp ecial co mme nt. On e a stone wa l l. Wh en E> ver line buc ks the asso ci a ti o n, are nnw f ull y a rm - sive ora tory to in cite th em to sign Iis impr es sed fi rst with th e int elw ere attempted Jon es, Be ll an d ed to g-o fo r wa rd wi th ta ngible en· the cast of h.er Spacht smas h ed them for losses te r pr ises for th e a dv ertis ing of the st a nd cner style, drawled G. G. fhru her play1ng the unJn1 t 1a1ecl Th e Ba ptist s fr eque n tl y were fore - sch onl and to ex te nd to thE' · Th e facul ty ch ose a f ew to ex-'listen er is he lp ed to gr as p th f' d nm· ed to punt On ly on ce d uring thiF stude nts a f ul le r measu re of se r- press their se nt im e nts "Al way s i nan t id ea of a piece and th e log ic half wa s goal se ri ously 1 vi ce th an heretofore. Hereaft er I pi ck th e sa me f ew to do any thi ng;" of it s develop me nt . Many cone prt t hr eat ened, th en wi th the ba ll on 1 , th e bu siness nam e of thi s complai ned pess imi s ti c Gr o ver pe r fo rmers fail to render I he Peru's fif tee n yar ill ine Grand Is land tion is to be Pe ru Al um ni Ass oc ia· If the facu lty ha d all spoken on thought-cont ent of a com position sh ot four play s at Bell a nd Jones , 1 tion. Th e ch ief place of i ts bu s i· I o ne occa sion, "Heavens ! H ow long as i llumm at ing ly as M!ss Thom as wh o th rew them fo r a loss eve ry ness is in Per u, Ne b raska , and its is this go in g to la st?" wo nlcl hav e F urt her , not an e mot ional imp lica· tim e. Du ri ng th e la st p Ni od th e 1 cap ita l st ocl< is $ 20 000 of whi ch Isto rm ed G. G. tion escap es he r, a ppar ent ly. H.v oa ll was in side the Bapt ists' for ty $lO, OOO is to be s toc k Jf th e fa culty had wa ited f or the the prolongong of a cho rd, a variaya rd line. a ll the t im e, whil e Peru whi ch can o nl y be he ld by a lumnl to the ini tiative , Lion in t.ouc h, a fr equ e ntl y carried the ba ll wi t hi n f h h 1 d $ 10 OOO t b "S iu gg1 sh and m effi ci ent," would Ithf' mus1c is g1ven a dll·ect and . o t e sc oo , an , IS o e I · st- r iki ng dist ance. Fa i li ng to make f d t k 1 h b 1 ld hav e sna rl ed G. G. co mpe ll1n g a pp eal w h1 ch mi gh t pr e e rr e s oe , w.1 1C ma y e 1e I any th ing on l in e plun ges Gra nd I"- I b p , f d ' Th t. If the f ac ulty had b een di g ni fi ed easily be los t if less s ubt ly render- y e ru s nen s. e vo 1ng 1 • la nd r eso r ted so lely to fo rw a rd s tock of th e or an iza ti on is on ly' a nd deco rou ..; a nd q ui e t, ' 'They've 1 eel An e xamp le in is '' To ing in th e la st five mi nut es of pl ay th t gk 1 . th 1 1os t all their e nthusiasm," would the Ri!< i ng Sun." As M1ss Tho ma s · e commo n s oc C• r IS on y tn e h ut Peru broke up e very one at h d f th 1 1.f b 1 hav e groaned G. G. playe d 1t, the s imJJi e melody actuan s o e ac 1ve 1 e mem ers te mp te cl Fin al score, Pe ru 9, f th . t. But we s an er mortals confi den tly ally awo kP in so me of her l1 ste ners · o e a ss oc 1a 10n. · Grand ! :; land 7. beli eve t hat H ar ry Happy , a Rea l a new se nse of th e glory 1n that Eleve n men d eserv e th e credit for Miss Smith, vo r ac ious ly e ati ng Pe ru via n, ex pr essed the honest da y-afte r -da y pageant It is only the victo ry. Pe ru' s l in e fr om e nd waterm e lon: -" Gra cious! I wi sh op ini ons of th e other 599 s tud en ts r egre ttab le that we so se lu om have to enrl was i mp r eg n ab le. Ti me af-my chin were not so long, so that it wh en he b ub bled for th th is: ''Say , th e help of Miss Thom as ' in terpreter time Sch n eid e r. Mei ssner an d. wou ldn 't t ak e the jui ce so long to 1 do n' t Delzell and Gregg an d House tatio ns. Wh y not try to per su ade W. E mme rt pi led up th e Bapti s ts ' run off from it.'· 1an d Le fl er put the Pe ru spi ?.z c ri nk to play on ce a m ont h for us '?
THE PERU NORMALITE pr oper c oachin g, develops a very d es ir a bl e type of ma nh oo d.
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here 's some thin g fr om th e f ootball code of Spa lding's Guide which I wa nt yo u fe ll ows to get h old of."
Pa rt of the co de foll ows:
"Talkin g to yo ur oppon e nts, if it fa ll s short of be in g ab usi ve or in· su itin g, is n ot pr ohibited, pa rtl y b eca u se it oug ht n ot to be and pa r tly becau se no rul es can make a ge nt le man o ut of a mucke r!
No goo d sp or ts man is eye r g uilty of cheap ta lk to hi s oppone nts.
You m ay m eet playe rs a nrl l eve n coac h es wh o wi II te ll you that Wh en th e telegram was r ece i ved
City line of clothing for Men the big item Extensive and Women . of interest to student s.
Their extP-nsi ve ad v ertisin g in this paper indi c ates th eir for Peru ·
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it is a ll right to vio la te the ru les by P ro f esso r De lze ll a nn o un c in g if vo u do not ge t ca ug ht. Thi s is Pe ru 's victory over G rand Isla nd , t · b t t de ts b egan the c ode that obtain s a mon g sn ea k cer a !J1 ex u eran s u n at once to a nn o un ce th e glad st ory thi eves and t b d . h · h h'ter c: In cri me, in th e1 r cod e, IS ge tt.m g o oa r mg- ou se m a 1 · t " N' t e n 1 ·n f av Icaug h t. Th e footba ll co de 1s diff erone ms a r. ce me o s veor of P eru " was shouted at a mid- ent Th e foo tball pl ayer wh o mten· d ie-aged Without remov ing ti ona ll y vio lat Ps a r ul e. is g uilty. of gl ori ous ga m e. Co me out a nd wa t ch Ti ge 's ' 'pagans mangl e, di smember and e at alive" the Tarkio "s avage s," Frida y, October 13! A "budget " •>r 50 cents pe rmits you to see th e "s lau g hte r. "
h · h t d " Uh huh ,, unfa ir play a nd un spo rts manhk e IS c1 gar. e g run e , • · Cl While th e her a ld gasp ed in chagrin t acti cs or not he. e s-
Heard In Hygiene ass. and lamely muttere d. "Must •a ca pes be mg pena l! zed, he brmgs Que ry from Profes so r Gr egg :been a good g am e, " the indiffer ent di sc r ed it to th e goo d nam e of th e " Bes id es acid!' and purin bo di e s, ' one qu est ion ed, " Wh ere did th ey ga me w hi ch it is hi s d uty as a play- what e lse may be taken int o th e i play? " The sturl e nt blurted ou t, er to up hold. " body, whi c h. u e:ca u se it is co ntr ary. "Why, at Gr and Island," nn d h ur - The comluct of the Peru playus to th e body plan, wo rks h arm. - It riPd awav before he co uld bP asked I i ndiC'alt's th at th P.y h ave s uu sc ri be tl h ap pen ::; tc1 ue my bpecia l co n ce rn if the J!;llll C play ed was au t.o polo l to the i dea of rea l foot ba ll. _f or J_l ike t_he so (He or pussy wan ts a co rn e r. Profan 1ty IS rarely heard upo n the had 10 mmd swet:>ts , so he Why suc h i nd iffe re nc e to th e lin e\ fe:-" th ere - asserts.) old game of footba l l? Die Sache 1n at the begm mn g of the seaso n Mi sss K into n, t imi dly :-"Bever-
i st die: Some of us ar e prematur - wer e disappo int ed to fi nd that a ages?" ely old,-l he pl ay Rp iri t has lef t us bun ch of r ea l f oo tba ll pl aye rs is no Th e r oar of wh ic h fo l- 1-< ..-:Hh
anrl we can ' t, u nh appi ly, feel the coun try t hres hi ng -gang when it lowed di d not disc once rt t he pro - I sc h oo lboy' s thri ll ove r the game; comes to adequ a te apprec iat ion of fes::;o r, wh 1 ar:l j JSts hi m se lf qu i ck ly I !"ra> nn. some of us h ave not io ns of foot ba ll suc h nonsense Qu a rr e lin g is prac - to amu s in g s itu a tion s. He drew a 1
anrl the players as grO!' S and h azy tica ll y un known ,-nothing more pi ece of cha lk from h is I I :tnrl lln
a !' a lit tle l. oy:s of the moon 0r Vic · se rious th an su ch as in o ur co lored the t1p of hi s nm:e, and J ones's of hard st ud y. Th ere are Ihood was occas iona ll y aroused hy "I g run te d :- " Si n ce [ have the goods, I Wt· w ill
li ving even in th is m0der n day I don't ca r e; 1 have a brot her that p mig ht as well ad ve rti ,:;e." J from \' <> tt. peop le fo r whom the wo rd "f oot -! can li ck you r s," or, "I 'm goi ng to I P rofesso r Gr egg to Mi ss Wet - 1 ba l l" ca ll s up gia nt es que, co nfu sed! ta ke my dish es and gc • rig ht h ome. " mor e: -" Yo u rem em ber tha t fir st I pictur es of big, raw - boned proxi -\ ln s hort , football :,om e how takes 1 br ead you mad e-an .l pe r haps the 1 mateca nn ibaiR, who pum mel and , all th e liLli e, pet tin ess outo fl las t'? We ll , why rli d it have those beat and tramp le and gouge eac h Ia fe ll ow. Sc holars hi p is as ev ide nt Ifew ra th_er lar ge . uneve nl y di st ri b-1 ot her at ce r tain spec i fied times ,, amo ng the gridi r on he roes as amo ng Iu ted 'p ocke t s.' '" 1 a nd in b_etween the ga mes. loaf and j cla::;s of boy s. A cer- Mis::; Wet mor e: -" Th at first
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smoke c1 ga re ttes, or abou tll tam b1g who lesome n ess and vir ility \ brea d 1 m ad e did not hav e any litte the st r ee t s, disda in ful of the stud - characterizes al l of t hem And \' pockets' at all 1 NEBR ASKA CITY, NE BR ASKA ent's a nd ignorant \ a _ll, m ost of th em are id enti - Pr ofessor to Mr . L ege r :-' 'L eg- i , of_ th e d1sg ust wh1 ch soc 1el.v en te r- Ified the ch arac te r· hn i !dingIe r, wh y S(l many ce ll s int hP hum an !------------ta ms for the b ragga rt a thl ete. age nc1es of the sc hoo l and tow n. Ihody; wh y. not one bi g 'se ll ' as Mi ss Bowe n, of the Norma l ".l<'o r get it! rt so Di sm iss it\ So ri d of some of th ose m >:> t of us ar e?- L oo k in te lli gent ! f ac ul ty, wa s in O mah a Sat ur day f1om you r mtn d. Fo otball, un de r m usty pr eJ udices conce rning th e\Say 'Y es , s ir!' " and S un day.
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Alumni Notes
We don't always write about p eople two weeks in succession, but shall this time. A. A. Wolf and Russe ll Darling, superintendent and principal of the Riv e rton, Iowa, sch ools, spent a portion df Saturday a nd Sunday in Peru, coming over by auto. Things look good over across the old Mizzou , they say.
We not i ce also that Huston, the captain of last year's basket ball s quad sp e nt the week end in Peru. It' s.good to s ee him t oo
One of our old comrad es in the ranks, Frank Meserve, '15, has now ri sen to th e superintendency of th e bes t sc hoo l in the s tate-nearly - we think, Daws on. Frank is do ing gr eat things there. New basement rooms have b een added for laboratory work. Dawson can beat all of th em with her new school library, too; we get' thi s
Dr. R. D. Cole
Office o ve r Va riety Sto re tlffice Phon e 33 71
DR.B.L.SHELLHORN
Phon e 6
Offi c:e o v•·T Rex a ll 1-' h• •llt:c 3l
ERt;, 'E ltR
Citizens State Bank
Our Drug Store
is mo re than an ordin a ry drug It is a supp ly dep ot for all s tud ents nerd s. Here you will find: FOUNTAIN PENS. SHEET MUSIC, CAMERAS, PENNANTS. ATHLETIC GOODS. TENNtS SHOE S, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY
AN OLD RELIABLE BAN K WITH ASSETS OF OVER BUY IT HERE
PHARMACY $250,000 .00 ''THE REXALL STORE"
straight, so kn ow it is tru e. With the dive rsified edu cation ha s beMr. Meserve are Mi ss es Burnight, co me trite. M,o st of us be lie ve '16 ; and Bes si e Clove r, ' 15. that not the bookw orm but th e Mi ss Flor e nc e Kite, R. Ped, of educated social be ing fits in b es t Peru, is now hom e on an enforced in th e existence to which we are lea ve of absence. Her school work committed. Library conver sation s, at Kearney ended abruptly when tho sometimes vexatious to librarscarlet broke out. She ex- ians, often provid e for interesting I pects to be her e two weeks, possib- exchange of th ot. Ev en the s ocial ly Tho now a Kearn e yite, Mi ss minglin g of th e men alon g the Kite s till predicts that we sha ll win railing by the fountain is educatthat game out there next month. ion, whatever oth er con struction She invite s us a ll out to see the may be put upon it. (The men
s laug hte r- of Kearn ey hav e be en pr o mi se d be nches on th e 1;---------------. Cass iu s Ke nn edy of th e ' 14ers is campus, Univers ity sty le, and when he lpin g ma na ge a fine farm so uth- th ese are inst al led th e re ' ll be no east of Pe ru. We s ee him quite more g roc ery store co nferences often wh en he come s to town in about the fo unta in.) So it is our
Barber Shop" Up - to- dote ud Flril Cl ass In every way
& COWELL the Ke nned y "Willys-Knight. " purpo se to gi ve a bri ef s umm ary We sell all supplies ic our line J oe Klima, "the immacul a te ," and pros pectus of th e s ocia l and 1._b c: longing to th e class of '15, hangs mu sical organi zati ons of the scho o l. out hi s shing le at She l by th ese days Profes s or Smith is s incere ly grat- j.-
He takes th e plac'e of one named ifi ed ove r the qu al ity of mu si ca l
Jim erson, '1 4, who ha s taken up abilit y in thi s year 's ba nd a nd a rdu ous d ut ies at Ed gar Mi ss Harrjet Gl asgo w, '1 5. is w ith Mr. ..,.""""""""""""""""''1!1!11!!"""""""""""""......... Klima , in the pos iti on of a ss is tant
principal of th e hi gh s rhoo l.
Wh en y nu ' re do wn to wn speod a litJ ie time wit..h us \1 1 \\' cl rk gu u r:c ntr ed fi rst cln s=-
Chases' Barber Shop
Sec onrl cl o or from pos toffic c
o n·hestra. Th e ba nd is com pose d of twe nty piec es , th e orch es tra of si x tee n; and th e re is stil l a place 1 in th e orches tra for any one p la y- :....._ ___, STOP
Here on t he WH\' to town
St,its :-- uit>' d erc nerl for men rend Wlllll<" ll
Florists
flowers tor all
WE'LL BOTH
Mi ss Marne Mull e n, '14 , is now in g a r ee d or s tringed ins trument. 1,--ho no rfng her ::. lm a m ater by teach- A wee k' s to ur wi ll be mad e later 1ng in the hom e econ o mics de par t- on, co nce rts be ing gi ven at di ffe r· rn e nt. Mi ss Mull en co mes we ll e nt town s, (Mil li ga n a nd Wes te rn qualifi e d, ha v in g had tw o years' have a lr ead y a rrange d to be e nte r-
Le t u" pp l y yPu r 1 '\usic
The popub1r hit s 1Oc (1c p os t. I GASI\ILL MUSIC COMPANY t eachi ng exp e ri e nce s in.:e gradua· ta in ed by th e boys), w it h th e trip Ploaos and Vlccrol ns NEBRASKA ern , NEBSASii A
ti on here, and g ra duat e work in e nding at Kearn ey, No ve mbre 24 Chi cago. Th ere o ur footbad men will be Clarence Ho wi e, '1 5, is now using hi s "lately" acquired kn o wl edge at Fairbur y. He is in good compa ny, because the re ar e oodl es of o ur kmd in that town. Mr Howi e pa id us a vis it not lon g ago . He reports hi s work in ' math emat ics a nd Eng li sh pr og r ess in g n ice ly. Mr. Har vey H eat h of '1 6, he te ll s us, is a wa rd principal in Fairbury thi s
giv en th e great en co urageme nt of r ea l s tirring mu s ic in th e ir effo rt s to hum i I iate o ur trad i ti o na) ri val s.
Thi s ye ar, for th e fir st lim e, th e per so nn el of the girl s' gl ee cluh was dete rmined by tryouts. Th ere we re thirty cand idates and from th ese sixt ee n we re chosen, w ho wi th tw e nty me mb ers ' of form er cl ub s, make up a new c lub of vear. thirty-s ix g irl s.
Don 't for ge t to make more or less
Th e me n' s clu b co nta in s tw e ntyco mpl e te reports of yo ur selves to eight me mb ers an d both club::; will
C. LEA N TE E TH CA :'-1:-I OT I>EL'A V EUTHVMOL TOOTH PASTE 'v\' ILL KEEP Td E:VI CL EA:'\
us, Alu mni. It he lps us all to k ee p in touch with each ot he r. Th ere pr ov i de ex cep ti ona ll y fift y app li cati ons for "try -o uts." h' II d . tainm e nts for u s, ac cordm g to th e Th e c lub is l im i te d to fo rty mPmlS so met wg esse nt1a y yna m1c . h I' f . d h. d f II Iword of Dr Hou se , Lh e direc tor. I bers Th e new me mbers notifi ed 10 t at 1ve rh:m s 1p an e ow- 1 · ' ship which the Pe ru s pirit k ee ps Dr . H ouse also ?r ga ni zed an Ion Mond ay of th eir a ccept ance, were steadfast within us. Do not let it ex'ce ll e nt c horu s of nm ety p eo pl e. g iv en a r ece pti on in th e e xpresdi e. Reme mb er old tim es, th o yo u At pr ese nt va ri ous ch oral cla ss ics 1 sion ha ll by the o ld me mbers, are ve ry busy with new expe ri e nces ! a re be ing s tudi ed. A l itt le later! We dnesday eve ning. Earle Craig Ross ini' s "Sta bat Mater,". will be , is pr es id e nt of th e organization. tak en up j Lite rary and re li gious societi es Philo so phi zi ng on the va lu e of Th e dramati c clu b h as had over: will be di sc u ssed in another place. What the Clubs Are Doing.
P
C A Pr es ident Spac ht is cer tain- / make the outing an one · ff t to Jun ior P icnic. K ly putt i ng forth every e or for eac h individ ua l. R. · d
The junior class had one glonous mak e our me et ings i nterestm g time on Se ptemb er 29. Some few Y. W. C. A. Notes, profitab le. Let us un ite with book-warm ish se ni ors may ask On Sunrlay October 1, th eY W. and hi s ca bin et , fellows, in "What doing?" So with. o_ne c. A. gir ls a very e nj oya bl e Iefforts to ma ke our life here Jn accord let us answer, "The pl cn JC, Ih our with Mi ss R ose Clark as lead - IPeru a r ea l life. of course! " After a grand march er Mi ss Maude Cla ry sang a very ·-. 1 led by the i ll us trious band, we charming solo which add ed much I Ju n wr Hl gh Sch oo, . h . walked the vel vet carpet of Pe ru- h t'
Th e juni or hi gh school, w hl c IS to t e mee mg. h · hth
vi an dust to Neal's pasture, kee pm g Th y w c A. gir ls had an , compose d of the sevent · elg ' Phone 73 f h e · · · I d · a new pe rfect step with th e ratt le o t e "I nformat i on" m ee ti ng Sunday, ninth. tent h g ra es, IS tincups and spoo ns. Th ere each 0 t ber 8 Th e n ew girls were o rgan 1zat10n.
pe rson mad e h is formal debut i nto f co d of. the purp ose of our assoc- Th e high sc hoo l boys are ve ry en- I
h I J orm e j h cts fo
the wh o lesome brot er Y um or iati on. M i::;s Hibl er g av e a splen- thusi astic ove r t e prospe I b k b II t Pr ob ab ly eac h a!' soc ie ty. ' d·n talk on "Enthusiasm." N ear - as et a earn b f were 1 I · · at 1·on later
Six crackling on 1res ly every girl took s ome part in the class wJI I ha ve an orgamz Birthday
priate Rrr 1'l n_g t'ml.'nts.
ru e,; t bui lt from. the brush, and th e m ee ting, which showed how effec -! in th e seaso n, we are ab le to Etc in llpprowieners were soo n roasting. Then tive M iss H ib ler 's talk was. !be in th e n ew budd 1ng. the bun s and f ru it we re distrib ut- I Miss Tibb e tts spe nt Sa turd ay and ed, anrl coffee was se rved from a Y. M. C. A. i S unday in L incoln. larl!e cauldron, d oubt less th e exact Probab ly th e re adin g of the past j The budget sys tem r ece iv ed a co unterpart of the utensil th at the events for they· M. C. A. wil l be hear ty s uppo rt fr om the juni or witc hes in Macbeth use d. Af ter more interest i ng to the young Ia - h ig h.
G. E. BERT HOLD THE FLORIS T
NEBRASKA CITY NEHRASKA the eats we played games, and saw dies than to the you ng man. since
One of th e sec ti ons in Caesar IS some star rope-untwisters, as well the me n of the sch oo l are al r ead y hav in g a contest be tw ee n the boys as banana eaters, perfo rm. fat fam i liar wit h the diffe r en t things a nd g irl s, thus k eep ing up the in- Ja ck A lisman, che mi st ry ass!swoman's r ace· in wh ich Shorty accomp li shed by our orga ni zat ion. ter es t of th e pupils. t ant speaki ng reprovingly to a girl Gregg and Ol l ie H offman took part I sha ll ve ry br ie fl y me ntion a few Th e Camp Fire g ir ls will ha ve s tud ent:- "Ynu 't left your d · d n Evidently proved to be ver y interesting an of our med in gs Prof. C. F. Bcek a ca nd y booths at the ball ga me on t able in mce con Hln ·k k d ou've h ad littl e hou se eepmg exam usi ng. In the crac er race one led the meeting of Se ptember 17. the athletic fie ld. Be s ur e an Y , Sh e·-") ha ve n 't h ad fair amse ve ry g u onous Y - H 1s t op ic was e 1ee s, br ing your p oc ke tb oo ks 1 you e-a cha nc e! • •
d I Itt I de . . ''T h Th · P' .f b lpene nce. vo ured so me quini ne. L::.ter in the "w hich he d eve loped in t0 "P ur- lieve in preparedness. But J ac k neith er wi lt ed n or :tainteve nin g she drank quite a q uantity pose, and Persistence." I Th e ninth gra de gave a very in- 1 as they do Jn the of Phil o cid e r. The yo ung lad y The b1g Y. M. feed was held ter est in g pr og ram with the tenth 1 A ll -Sto ry. declares tha t s he saw some ghosts ea rl y Saturday morn ing, Sep temb er grad e as audi en ce Thur sday m orn- i and weird a nimals in her ro om that 23 Pr of W N. Delzell led the I · · mg , night, but we are too charitable to crowd by devious paths to a beaut t_______ : publically diag nose the case. ful spot about a m il e east of to wn i Pa rt of a letter fr om Profe ssor
All in a ll we had« granu t irne, where egg and wein er sandwich es 1Jean. last yt'ar h t: , <.f of th e l.Ji, >lug:lnd the picnicers wi ::> h to thank 1\ol r. hanuna s and cotre:>t> were in for ma lly 1 iea l of tl w Normal.' and Wi Iso n fnr hi::> s ucce::>sfu l etrnrt s to 1 k
u H) 1..:: r :-; t · 1• .-\ r
lJh(J 9 (Jnd d' Oreille S tudio
E.J NEWMAN
Ph one 56
se r ved
th is year dr>ing- Hdvanee d wo r at Pr ofesso r Qe lze ll also led the u. of N is print ed below and will meeting October 1, his s ubj ec t be-be j.!rat ifying to the friend s of that ing "Th e Real test of Ch r is ti a n- eanest and th oro i nst ructor: ity." On th e foll o wi ng S und ay , "G lad to hfa r t hi ng,; are go i ng Oc tober 8, Pr ,Jf. I. D. Wi lson spoke along ni ce ly. Am in work up to on "Ha vin g Eyes and Seeing Not ." my Pars and drm't e xpect to see Afte r the rei igious part of the my way out unti I n ext J un P. We meeti ng a short business session are gettin)! along fin e, tho, anrl enwas he ld to elec t two officers. joying it. Reganls to all. Ha s· Spe ncer Leger was elec ted vicP tily, J ea n." pr es ident and P.ar l MPi vin, see n>tary Our aim i ::> to ha ve every ' Th e. jrard en cl ub pri zes are now y6u ng man in sc hoo l in the Y.. M. on exhibition at Barnps' Phar macy.
Monday. Oct. 16 Milstead's Toggery
Fridav .. October 13: Admission 50 cents or Budget ., icket
Tarkio wo n from the Uni vers ity of On 1ah a by a score of 20 to 0. Per u plays Tar kio, October 13, and Omaha Univers ity. N ovember 17. What's your guess ? ·Remem ber Peru plays Doane, Octob er 20, at Peru and York at York, O ctobe r 2 7, York played D oane last Fri day J t York , by a score of 12 to 0.
If you haven't a Budget ticke t, get one so you cnn enjoy the games. $1() 25 worth of enjoym ent fot· only $3 00. Better JZ:et in on some of this .
THE PERU NORMALITE
VO LUME XL
ANOTHER STEP CHAMP IONS HIP WARD
Peru Takes Ta r kio's Measure by a 17 to 0 Score
lf we hadn't been t er ribly loyal Peruvians, we sho ul d have bee n rooting for Tar kio befo re that game was fini shed, Friday, not beca use Pe rn played so badl y, but because their oppo nent s did so we ll. cons idering- every th in g-.
With a patched-up tea m they fought game!v thru the whole afte rn oon , taking the br ea ks in the luck against them. Three men, Jenni so n at quarte r. M il le r at end a nd Swan al full belonged in the hospital lo ng ere the game ended, but wit h a sh ow of th e fin est kind ' of sc r ap and grit ,. they fou g ht it thr u u nci! forc ed out in the last few minutes.
The gamP started in a rath er desultory with mu ch evidence of fumbl ing on Tarkio' s par t. It fact, eve ry Pe ru s core can be traced to a rumb le with the Mi ss ourian s th e guilty persons. How e ver, jugg lin g the bal l does n't I altoget her exp la in why we won. I
Tarkio won th e t oss and chose to I defend the n or th e nd. Haney kicked off in fine style a nd then we he ld them for d owns and aftf> r securing the ball ou rselve s, gave it
PERU
But cease to m ove so near the heavens, and cea se
To gl id e a su nb e am by the blasted pinP, To sit a sta r upon the spa rkling sp ir e:
For L 0ve is of th e va lley, come th ou down
And find him; by the hap py th reshold , he,
Or han rl in ha nd wit h Pl e nty in the maize,
Or foxl ik e in th e vin e> ; nor ca r es to wa lk W1th Death a nd Morning on the :-> il ver Horn s,
A nd come, for Love is of the va lley, Com e. -Te nnyson's " Th e Princess ."
back aga in. ' l t'wa s at this point that the first ·cos tly fumble came Ia se ri es of lin e plunges , and during I NOHMA L S'rUDRN'I'S PROM ISE JU BILI E1 th an York play e d. Go to c hap el Tn en with P E> ru in po.; e,sionofth e th e r emainrler of the half they ! Friday! Go to the game! ''Don' t on 25 _ya rd us to a st andst ill.' On /I Welc om e Me n from Al mn Mat er of be a hen !'' C1atg e xecuted one of ht s cho tcE' st J s traigh t football they ear ned t.he Profes.sers Ho u se and Johnso n, \ leather seve r al tim es to ou r 'da n ge r. Y. W. C. A. Notes. r-- ---===--=--::--:----, lin e, but our front s helrl th em 1 "Peac h blo ssom ! Uld top!" Gi rls! if you would realize the 1 when it was ne cessary. It is worth Friday morn in!!, Doan e footba ll mnst from you r sch ool life, heco me while me-nti on ing th e fact th at we pla ye rs will be welc omed at ch ape- l. a Y. W. C. A. me mber. Come to ha 1e the bee fi est a nd !'peediest l in e Pe.:u liar int e rest a tt ac hes itse lf to the hi gh sc hool room on Sunday we 've own ed for a long time. this team, beca use they r epr ese nt atfNnoon and rece ive your s hare There is a weak spot or so in it th e col lege from which Dr. House of enthugia sm and good ch ee r. On yet but some hard les sons in ! a nd Professor John son grc;duated th e rain y Sun day afe rn oo n of Oc"gi ve and take 'e m" will large ly I and at which Prof. J9 hn son served tob er 14, one of the best mee ti ngs er adicat e th is eleme nt The l in e/ as coac h comi ng- to Pe ru. of the year wa s e nj oyed by thf' ba lances wc:ll wit h a fast back field 1 Our cla!>s preside nts are urged to girls, due to the le ad ershi p of Miss of l ighter mate r ial. 1 th e Doane ye l ls to their Blanche Merritt. Wh en the time It wa s in th e latter part of the l clas :es T hur sday mo rn ing Get the for di s mi ssal came , th e su n was 1 1.ve ll s from Dr. House or Coac h 'shining in the hearts of those fourt h quarter, afte r bot h SIC es J I 1'1 f h t rrun h" ' , j o 1n :0on. ans ur a s or , "' - pre:;ent , eve n if it was n ot s 101ng had ex hib ited a te nd Pncy to an 1 powrlery program are being for m- out of doors un workab le fo rw a rd pa ss, and the 1 ualte rl Th e th eat ri cals last F'ri- Don't forg et th e exc e ll ent me et1 kick in g game , th at th i ngs happe n- day might indi cate that th e faculty ing pla nn ed for Sunday, October
ed; and Tarkio had to pay the> ar e younger in sp ir it than the 21. Mi ss Lolo Te mpl e wi II speak prire, the loss of ha lf her h eavy students Not so! Gel your co ncre te on "Self Forge tfuln es s. •· Let
C AP':-: ·' TtGE" H AN EY t.a c kfi ld h" hall th ru the s trug F 1 ' u E' • w IC' • - pr oof 'r ic ay. every me mb er bring a fr ie nd. dr op kicks and we were ahead gle h as kept th_ings fr om b ecom i ng York be&t Doane, 12 -0, and We n eed you. You are welcome. to stay. An d Say! that "bantam" preponderantly Pe ru-llk e. j Ha -tings 28-0 . We play York one I · q uarter of ours is some classy boy, Pe ru , at this mome nt, saw her w eek from Friday. What wi ll Professo r Brown wa s in Pawnee too -a re al footba ll player. , j chance. The seemed r ejuv -h appen at York '! Doane ha s re-, Ci ty Frida y ni ght and in Auburn Ins tead of lo s in g he art at this enated. L e-e Smith gr abbed a ad justed her team 'co nsid erab ly a nd Saturday, where he organ ized ha rd star ter th e Mi ssou ri ans began: cC'on ti n u"!l on l"otn·th T'n t;e.) we pl ay a s tronger Doan e F riday :st ud y center s.
TH E MISSOURI AT POINT LOOKOU T.
may hold va lue e ven for th e e xpe r-
THE PERU NORMALITE ien ced. That class or that society over wh ich a few do mi nate and
Entered at the Po sto ffi ce at Pe ru, Ne- domt'neer is n ever a gr ow ing and braska as seco nd-c I ass healthy soc i et y. Get to ge the rn ess
Publl sbf Week ly by the Peru State Normal takes a I i tt le more time, a lit t le
75 ct s. per yea r. Single co py 5 cts. more kindl y th ot, a li ttle more wisdom, a lit tle more hum i lity,
I::lo WARD SM ITH Ed itor M t of class _ Assoc iate Ed it or perhap s. an agemen .
A. L EWIS T YL ER k a ffa irs,by the f ew is a q Ut c er ,
ED ITORS more se lf ish, more a rr oga nt way • 1 Alumni
Ve rne Chatelam H repels where mutuality wo uld
Eos Everett · ·d Mane i\'Jci ntyre ,.· -y:· i\ 1. C. A. attr act. Wh en everyo ne IS cans t1
Fr a: nk ':-cge r · y W. C. A. ered, and is gi-.>en a place, I
Elsie Wil burn Ath letics II
ve.rne Chatelam work in, hand bu il ds .up na tu ra Y
Miss Bowen : : ·. Hum or a nd w id ens a lm os t w tth ou t eff or t. I
Brya n Em mert ;.,M ine r va "
Jack All sman N ot hin g is sad rl er than to see a
Alice Fo rm an Pos t -g rasd u;;ttcs
Ma rv Clary m em ber of any class , enth usias tt c\ -. ju 111ors d b Rosahnc Kohn 5 h m asterf ul, determin e , gra up
G I Cl.ft op omorcs ,c rtr ur c . I on F I th e whole load and b ear it alone,
Loy Hac ke;_. ,
Vivian Bis hop 5 1-11!! 1 1 c groa nin g and co mplai nipg the j pec.a s au
M1 ss i\ la tt 1c Adcc 1 Pn·paraton cs wh ile, and leav in g the oth er mem-
:\h. Pa lm er b ers w ith em pty han ds il l a tt ic A dec II l' ro f. F. M. A ll fo r eac h a nd each fo r ath at m ea ns strength and prog r ess I ==
Field Trip
No lon g walk involved. entire trip by rail. PUPILS AI M?
Are yo u go in g to at te n rl th e bi g Mutuality in class serv ice spe lls. en co re she playe d " Na rci ss u s," by Per u ba nquet at Omaha, Novemb er m ore goo d fe ll ows hi p, more ent h us - Nev in For th e seco nd nu n:be r the 9? So me f oy ty se ni ors at te n ded i asm, more ac tu al work acco mp- girls' q uart et sa ng lovely old last yea r bes id es lar ge num be rs of ti shed . H ood lum gar witzke! souther n melod i es . Fo ll owi ng this a lu mni. We are playing the bill- Mu tual ity! Ge t t oge the r! Pu ll w as a de bate, "Resolve d, th at a post er part t hi s tim e. Mo re detail s t oge th er! St ay t oge th er! pony d oes a s tud ent more ha rm from ti me to ti me, as Nove mb er 8 Kelley th an goo d. " Th ose tak ing pa rt ap pr oaches. So me of th e sp eakers we re Fer n Tob bi n an d Ste ph en fo r the Nebraska Teacher s' Assoc- Ph ilomathe an Socie ty Notes. Dures ch on th e affir mati ve and ia ti on, Novem be r 8, 9, 10 are U. Phil o a ve ry inter est in gjMi ss Goheen and Leo on the I
Never in th e 54 vca rs of our ca ree r N e br askn Ci ty htt ve we s h 0 w 11 " ll C h he :1 utifu l :-:elt:'ct i nn of L <I dies·
S. Commiss i oner of Educatio n, P. m eet in g last Fr i day n ig h t. T he · n egati ve side. The n ega t1ves wo n\ P. Clax ton; John D. Sh oo p, s up er- subj ect was t he st ory of a lar ge ma jor ity as th ey u nd erinten dent of Ch icago public schools; pa n tom im ed. T he scen es were h: s 1 st oo d a pony t.o be a you ng hor se .; Pr eside nt Br ya n, Un iversity of In-c hi ldhoo d, hi s co urtsh ip a ncl ma r- ' Th e nex t f eat ur e of the prog r am d iana; P rofes sor W. C. Bagley, dean r iage to M inn ehaha , he r dea th , an d w as· a piano so lo by Don ald Bla nkof ed u cat ion, Un i ve rs ity of I lli- his d epart ur e. John Weather h ogg enshi p. This was cer tainl y e nj oynois; Ear l Barnes, Philadelp hi a; played H iawatha ; Nokomis was ed by eve ry me m bP r pre sen t. Mi ss Mi ss Ma ry Sch enk Woo lm an , cha ir- r epr esented by M!ss Wi lburn; and Jon es th en th e old melody , ma n of wo rn en's comm i ttee of Min n ehaha by Miss H arris. One "Can't You He ar Me Ca llin g, Soc iety of of the f eat. ures was an Indi an dance Ca rolin e," ac compan ied by th i ,; '. s. l by six girls. Th e co m mit t ee, Mr. Clary. Hostc, Eng iJ sh pt o.essOJ, C_h icago Hun t a nd 'Misses Han coc k and We gr ea tl y r eg ret th e loss of uu rl sea !lo n. No rm al College; R. H. Whi tbec k, Ba ier, mu ch cr edit for the ha ll, ,. hic h was give n over to Mi ss 011r l in e nfCoat ,; , Sui t ", Furs ge ology profes :;or, Unive rsi ty of en te1·tainm en t. A sho rt busin ess to be use d as a m us
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vViEcons i n; Prof esso r Jam es, pr o- meeti ng was held at the close of room . We hope when the n ew We wi ll :1 tc a visir fp sso r of hi s tory, Northwe st ern the progra m.
Ibu ild i ng is complete d, we w ill h ave Unive rsi ty; and Chan ce llor A,·ery ' II b h 1-' The next meet in g W! e e" a suitab le ha ll wiLh sLage acco mmo -1 fr om \'O IL of U. of N. the Satu rduy bef ore Ha ll owe'e n in dat ions wh ich w il l he necessa ry fo r 1 the gy m. The affa ir to he a I the programs now fo r ecaste d by j In the se ni or class mee ting , masque r ade and all are ur ged to the committee. • Octobe r 12, the pr es ide nt q uo ted come masked. F rom th e pro- ! I these Oma ha wo r ds. "Hoodlum gar gre ss the comm i ttee in charge is 1 Profe ssor Wilson, af t er relat i ng witzke." spoken by Chi ef D un n of ma kin p: the pa rt y is s ur e to be a 1in one of hi s classes the story of : that ci ty a nd wh ich translated s uccess his fi r st proud visit-o n horseback 1
mean, "Get together ," T hat's it. I . 1-to a co unty fair , was al mos t I Mutual it y-t he big wo rd in mod - • Eve rett Society demol ish ed by th is re mark from 1 NEBRASKA CITY, NEB RASKA ert1 bus in ess everyw h ere. It is the I A loya l cr owd of Everetts met in the iJ;r ep r ess ihle, aubu rn - hair ed : :...--------------....: big- wo rd in any successful wo rk. IPhilo h al l Fri c!ay night a nd 1 M iss Ze li a War d: ''I'll bet you i -And so the new mem b ers of our enoyed a JOl ly g oo d program. felt l ike some pumpk in s!" After ! G d h I ; Pro fpssor Le fler was in Fairbury classes must be made to fee l at Mi ss Ha ll ie op enf' t e recovery, he was abl e to retort, horne , and usefu l. The sugges - eve ning's hy render- "Yes. but it didn't. m ake my hai r \on Friday to oragniz e a study tions of the timid yo un g me mb er i rg· an exq ui s it e piano !'n lo. As an t urn r ed. " cente r. I
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The boa rd of at th e la st mee tin g authori ze d th e t aki ng over of th e Arab sc hool, three miles so uth west of Pe ru for an additi onal affi li ated rural demonst rati on s ch ool. .Mi s Ola Bucki ngh am is the teach er
WANTE D.-A good so lo s inger , of ten or- il ke propensi ty , to fill the part of "Hiawatha " in a lyr i ca l
E nr o lln ow ,we ar e inn ee do fgo od opera of the sa me name Al so
New stock just received. Buy it pla in o( ,¥-ito' gold edges ; bl ue, cha mpag ne. or whi t e. Boxes or po und p'ack ages . En velo pe s to · ' I 1 I' 1 r1
ing le tt er fr om Loui s Ki lze r of the '1 6ers , now so journing at Li ber tyvill e, I ow a. Even tho far from h ome , he sta tes th at the w oo ds are th ick with o th ers belon ging to ou r tr i be co m pe ting, and succee ding, wi th t he b est Haw k eye prod ucts Strange to te ll , Lo uis was in t own J thr ee weeks before he decid ed to engage the atten tio ns of the ·belle of that local i ty . How fa r he ha s been fortun ate, we do n ot kn ow y et , b ut odd s on Kil ze r a nd no
teac hers. No co mm ission u nt il you four gi gg li ng girl § who won't fa il to s in g m a ny emerge ncy. No tak ers.
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Va ca ncies occ ur eve rv week in th e den ts ne ed appl y, no r an y one else
He nr y, a lia s "Hank ," Linn , '16, is clear ly ch eer ful con cernin g hi s pr ospects. And why sh ou ld n' t he be? 'W ith a fi ne sci e nce lab ora- KI NGSOLVER & , ...; aJaries are from $70 to $150 - Adv. to ry eq ui pm e nt , an ia eal li brary per mo nt h.
" Wests id e Barber Shop"
Up- to -date a ud Flrit Class Ia e• ery way y ea r. or te n oegin who is not stri ct ly sobe r. Adin Peh ruary. d ress, Phil o Prog ra m Co mmittee.
Durin g the ch apel h ou r last and Geo rge Han se n, '12, fo r a 1'----- --' We sell all supplies ic ou r lin e \Vri te for hl a nk 1 We rl nes day Mar str n's love ly an d su per inte nde nt, we mig ht feel 'I unus ua l se tting of the old hy mn, ab out th e same. Sti ll, we know , -:
GRAHAM T EACHER S' A GEN CY "I 'm a Pi lgrim and I'm a Stra ng - th at Hank hi m se lf is a ll there, and Po catello , Id aho l er ," wa s s ung by the ma le qua rtet wi ll make th i ng s j um p rig ht: on
While do wn t own spend a li tt le time wi th us. All wo rk fin ;t cla s" --======= ·of the F ir!l t Baptist Churc h, Rev . pr ogr essi ve ly s peaking. He sent Chases' B ar b er Sh op Second do or from p ost ofl1 cc
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C. A. Car man, Ve rn e Chatelai n, 75 cen fs wi th h is let ter fo r a year's Dr. House and Har old Chate la i n. sub scri ption to Th e Norma li te 1 Both th e co mp os iti on a nd its re n- Tak e th e hin t, the r es t of you! ·---=---=---=-=---=
di tio n were im pregnate rl w ith th at 0. W. Osnes , s tar de ba ter last ,
Let u!" s up ply yo ur She et Mus ic i mag in at i ve qua li ty whi ch makes yea r, is devote d to h is th e li st en er g lim pse visions fa r can drd acy for th e s up e rin tendency abo ve th e bus tl e an d hnrry of the of Co un ty s cho ols By d ai ly rou ti ne. So beautifu l an the aid of a good motor cyc lE', he i
The p op ul ar hi ts lOc (lc p os t. ) GAS KI LL MUSIC COMPANY Pianos a nd Vlctro lak NEBRASKA Ctn, NEBS AS KA n tf' rpre tat i on of th e ' 'd i vi ne dis-is busy exp loding g-a s in all direcco n te nt ," whi ch p ossesRes the mo st Itions, one of th ese "wh ir l- a-gig" pr osaic of us now and th e n, dese rv- campa igns, so to spea k. A ed -and received- our gra tef ul mal ite accom pani es him wh erever' :-----1 appr ec iat ion. he goes, for he is a s ub scr i ber, t oo DO YOU EAT CAN DY?
In the co lumn s of a democ r at ic si ty of Neb raska, Gen. Trim ble, s tate pa p er-yes, we're fo r .Wi lson! OUR CHOCOLAT ES CAN 'T
Dr. A. E. Sheldo n of the UniverBE BEAT adj uta nt of th e sta te G A. R. , a nd the fo llowin g appe ar s from Sh ickS. C. Basse tt conn ected with th e ley ." "T he studen ts of Sh ick ley A.L WAY S f. RESH s d ta te Hi storical S oc iety and can di- hi gh sc h oo l gave a very in ter es ting ate fo r uni vers ity rege nt, vis ited and en te r tai ning 'R il ey' pr og ram ' .' eruand s poke .to us in ch ape l. yeste rday (O cto ber 6) . N ex t Fri - FIS HE R p T
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heir pu rpo se here was to tak e mo- day th ey will gi ve a Co lum bu s on pictu r es oi va ri ous sc h oo l act- Da y prog ra m. " G. H. Wr igh tsvi ti es for use of the State His tor -m an, of ,11, is the s up e rin te ndent ca l Socie ty. One of the fe atures of that sch ool sy Rtem, and he h as 'ti i f Mr Bass ett' s ad tl r ess wa s hi s Iseveral Peruv ia ns nea r by to help h . · ' c arrman of pr og ram co mm rt tee , r ese nta tr on of a g-a vel th at h1m ou t. Pe rh aps that may ex- M' S 11 1 d M·-· d b · d f 1 1 · h 'd f h 1ss trtt ; ye ea er, r. ade from the woo o ta me r om pam w y we see ev1 e nce o t e E h b G 1 h' h b ·d b ·1 h I p " " · Sh 1 1 sc en e rg r ee n am w , t ..: e pontoo n r1 ge ur t a cross t e customary eru pep 1n I C' ,< ey , h f 1 1 1 wer e c ose n or t 1e c a ss co or s. la tte Riv er at Fo rt Ke rn ey rn as md1ca te d by these good thrngs · Th 1 . .
J t 848. It was a ccepte d m the nam e - h the sch oo l. ' Fre shm an Note s. wa s a grand s uccess -just t e u sual progr-am of. g.a mes "the 1 Th e f ol lo wm g off1cers have been t , b t h 1. d 1. ' Al · N , ea s, u muc en 1vene uY umo1 otes elected : Pr es1d e nt, Mr. Cha se .· fr es hm an enthusiasm and the le adWe hav e ly in g on the d es k in our vice pr es i de nt, Mi ss . Pa tte r so n; l' ers hi p of our advise r, Prod 0 p m t p 1 of 'I offk ial s anctum a h ri gh t, inter est - sec re ta ry-trel'l s urer, Clove r; 1 Palme r.
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An other Step Championshipward, bob up. And so we "licked 'em." I Senior Notes. <Continu ed from Fh;.st Po.ge.> There as plenty of "pep" in · I wouldn't a' mi ssed chapel last fumb led ball from Lunan, who had ev id ence am o ng rooters and band. Th ursday for a farm. Mi ss Frye · been fiercely tackled by B. Emmert, With a t ea m that looks better than gave a dandy reading, "The Ballad and before a chance came to get hi m, he was down to th e goa l and between the posts squarely, having raced 35 yards for th e first touchdown on the home grounds this year. Craig kicked goal. Score, Peru 10, Tarkio 0.
But such luck! Again a lmost the same id e nti ca l thing occurred, except that this time it was W. Emmert wh o caught up the bal l, and who lugged it to the s ix-yard
t.- 1,., ) any we've had since the days of of the East and West," by Kipling. Swenson, that championsh ip seems Th en th e Peruv i an staff was e lec tto be mor e a nd more in th e po sses· ed. Wh o are they'? Oh, I' ve got s ive case. Yet we sti ll have a long I a li st of 'em somew here in this grind ahead, and we mu stn't waver 1n ote book. It' s a fri g ht to try to an instant. ·Doa ne is he re next find anyth i ng in it First c hance I week. It is to be our third con fe r- get I'm going to clean it up I ence game, a nd we must win. H ere they are. Th e associate ed- 1 Line -up: 'itors are Myrtle Harris a nd Rad-J Leger re. Whitnell m ona Sharrar. You'd a di e Spacht rt. L ea ri s a -laughi n' if you'd a' heard Allsman rg. Bar, Petersen W E C I Meissner try to pronounce that la st ,mmert c. ag y Meissner Jg. Brown, P etersen name. Bil l Novak is se ni or editor Be ll lt. Bowman with Miss Ha ze l Frye as a:;soc iate. Jon es le. Our photographer "Ke ll y" Spacht, Sandberg lh. McKLnlght Cla re nce l<ussel assoc iate. The art Han ey , c. fb. unan I . · Lee Smith rh. Orr ed 1tor is Neva Cu rry; her asso c1ate Cr aig. q. Jeni so n is Marie Ballard. I don't see how Substitutes.-Peru, B. Emmert these girls can draw the way th ey for L eger, Palmer for Sandbe rg, do. I just got th ru dril l drawing Owens for Meissne r ; Tarkio, by the sk in of my teeth. Th e I Ch ri st ian for Mi ll er. Referee , at hletic ed it or a nd hi s assoc iat e I Graham of Texas Uni.; ump ire are Gunboat and Marty Weth e ral of Tarkio; fie ld junge, Cra ig. Uh -huh, th ey both pla y Ri sche of Linco ln high ; head footba ll. Our rel ig i ous ed i tor is lin esman, Cowell of P eru. Touch - Milly Chard Maie Osborne and clowns, L ee Sm ith , Be ll ; field goa l, George Hunt are to take care of Craig. the literary section. L ena P oo le
Y. M. C. A. a nd Peggy Jone s arc the soc ial and a ss oc iat e edito rs. Glenn Ke lley
We are indeed so rr y not to be (yes, he' s the one th at has t he m ap ab le to tell you of our meeting to j of Ireland for a phiz) is to ha ve be h eld next Sunday. Never the - Icha r ge of the wit and hum or secl less, judg in g by ou r past meetings, tion . Leo J ewel l is to h elp him
der if I shouldn't take for solid geometry or tri gonometry m addition, so mething t hat deman?s real thot and figuring- , and will h t d '" give me so m et mg o o. Miss Krause:- ' ·Mer cy!"
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Presh cut fl0wer!" fnr 1'111." o ccR !'i on !"uch Wed d ing!' , Birthday P-artie,;, l<eme'11hrl'lnPu ntr·al!". Etc in app,-o·
m·H coA C II 1 should that no boy <'a n I w ith th e "funnies. " line. Be ll , on a tack le -ar ound I to mi ss the se m ee tmgs. It 1 You bet your life. wit h this stat'!', play, carried it over Touchdown IS yo ur opport um ty to pa y that headed by and Emmert, I No· 2. Craig aga in put the debt to y our se lf and at the same we'll have the best Peruvian ever I lea ther between the po sts fr om an time to spend pa rt of yo ur Snuclay We can't he lp ourselves. easy angle. S co r e, 17-0 tn the afternoon plea santly. Come out Well, so l0ng-! The ]a;; t bell's !
tune of "Oh, go home Mi sso uri." next S unda y. run g and Doc',ll bawl me out fo r I
It is int eres tin g to obs erve that La st Sunday Lawr ence Rom;t> be in ' late again. both touchd own s cam e in the last op e rated the Vi ct r ola for the meet - Se niors! Se ni or s! help your c·lass ! I se ven minutes of play. Time was i ing,di Epellin g some of the gloo m Don't yo u dare lEt thi s we ek pa ss ca ll ed before anythin g else coulrl of a clourly, dreary da y. With o ut a picn i c.
Post Gradua te Notes Kelley, while talking ind mt riou s-
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'Th e following offi<'ers have been ly to Sm ith during r ecitat ion, Ict· aiiCl rl' p;lir hnth larlil ><' :-tn;l gl'nl- cho sen : Ve rn e Chatelai n, pres i- 1was interrupted by a h·tnen',; elothingofc,·c·r.\' rle"l' t·i ption. den t; Ne lli e Kelly, v ice presid ent; ques tton from Miss H arring to n. \\'c al,;o de;,n, rt·pair : tn cl :tl tt·r fur >' , John Weath e rh og g, secretary ; I He fail ed to catch the qu e stio n at Fr ank Le ge r, trea s ur e r. ,a ll , and sa id ha;d ly, " Why-uh, I We a ><pt'l' i: tl rkp:t r1 ntl'" t fnt· In ou r chapel Thur !:- da y' Octob er II don't believ e I can di s cu ss t ha t!" tlw ell'aning :t nd n·hln<'k ing nl- lar' - 12. Professor Hull gav e a ver y I will have more point it·,.· :tnd )!l'ntktm n' ,; \\\: p:-tv interes ting t alk on "T he Iss ues of I fo r JUn wr s now than it wnuld hav e I rl' to.rn eha t·g··" nn :til " hipm l·nt !'. . the C'lmpaign anrl th e Ca ndidates."! harl a few wee ks ago
DRE-., HER BROS! _ I,, New s tud e nt to Mi ss Krau se: -! 22 11-17
F.-\1< '\A\ 1 ST Pl. of. Cly.de Fi ll ey of th e Now I've de c ided to re g-i s ter for LOOK [: :-; tr P AT 0he !Pend d' Oreille cStudio E. J. NE WMAN
Phone 56 Pe ru. Nebr O.\I Ai i.\ :-.I E I-ll< vers ity agn cu l tural s chool, was in ju n ior Engl is h. ps ycholog y, and ,. -=-=-=---- 1 Iobser vatio n and method s, so I W.)n- 1
October 20; 3:30 P. M.
THE PERU NORMALITE
\"OLUiVIE XI
PERU, NEBRASKA, OCTOBER 25, 1916.
NUMBER 4
STILL NEARER THE " CHAMPIONSHIP game too. The way he carried the Sandberg ; Doane-Powers for H. PERU 6, DOANE 0, ON CHAPEL STAGE · Normal Defeated Doane Frt ' day Wl'th ball and the skill with which he T. Smith, Jeries for Kinney. Refta kl d d d T I f N b k · Marvelous Touchdown by Gregg
3 to 0 Score c e emonstrate once again eree, owe o e ras a; umpue, that our ''cap" is some football Cowell of Peru; head linesman and "Phru Center of Line What will we do to York? player. No, he is n't the only one, field judge, Ritchie of Lincoln Last Friday at 11:45 a. m., That's the big question now. The but he does come in for a lot of high. No touchdowns; drop kick , every man of the faculty, save Procoach admits th at this will be the praise. Hurr ah for Haney! Craig of Peru. fessor Brown, who was absent from hardest game on the schedu le ; and Fumbling wa s frequent and ex town, was in football togs ready to · •11 b h · Letter From the Border.
1t e t ere m the enemy's coun- pe nsive. Both t eams might have begin a fanciful representation of try next Friady. What wi ll we do scored had they not lost the ball at In the cout ry of broiling sun, the game to be played in the afterto York? inopportune times. Penalties also lon g- billed mosquitos and tongue- noon. by the children. The "Facls that Peru "pep" invincible? seemed quite in vogue, sometimes paralyzing Carranzista and Chihua- ulty Minstrels" of last summer It's beginning to look so. Can we fo r one thing and th en agai n for hua, many Peru Loys are serving as scarcely excelled this latest caprice go thru the season unrlefeated; anot h er. L ess said about them the national guardsmen Among them of our ve nerabl e teachers. StuLet' s look at the ctope and see ! better. are Ben Hoadley , Sterling Whitfield dents were in different styles of Coach Johnson ha s the team of Peru sprung a surprise in the Tandy Dillon, "Red" Hosie, Frank hysteria thruout the performance. years. Of that we are already ear[y chapters by employing the Armstrong, Phil Rouse, Harry Laughing, handc lapping, and gaspconvinced. ' forward pass wit h good results. Pauley, Hal Glasgow and A. F. ing were a lm ost continuous. It wasn't necessa ry to "play up" The gains in each case were long Schultze. Some of these bo ys will Both t ea ms were beefy in spots, the line, and s tuff the back field •ones. In kicking alone were the return to Pe ru to attend schoo l· as a lth o a dearth of football stockings with "greenhorns," as is often the D'uanites superior. Very likely soon as they are mu stered out. The revea led the fact that there were case. Two-thirds of the fellows the reason for this that they following extract from a letter, severa l Marthon runners among the are veterans, and th ey show their more practice. Time after written by Sergeant Major A. F. Chamberla in s and Brickleys. The training under the real tutorship time they were held for downs, in Schultze to Dean Rouse, rather field was 1 small, and the boys were of a real coach every time they extols the trair.ing and playing before acqua in tances, else , play. The advance displays in- environment, so often depreciated: according to some mean-natured do mitable strength in holding firm "Army life Is great, after you people, Fullback Hay es and the when it needs to; and the backfield get u se d to the change, and the tall Center Rou se, whose elaborate -well it's classy to say it short ly. boys are getting along fine, yet feigning of injuries mad!! us suAnd York"! They are vete rans there isn't a day or an evening that "yaller" in them, would t oo They' ve al so beaten every- Peru doesn't get so me of our have used some of this speed to thin g in Frida y they won thoughts Things are arranged as dash to the dressing-room. But fi-urn· Ce ntral College. a l ea rn which I mu ch for our comfort as poss ib le we won't c rab 'fh ey" played well. beat the Uni " freshi es' ' in a fa s h- ' and tho th is isn't th e:> best of liie 'to The outcome was a matter of big ion sa d to relate. Yes! And they lead. it sure is doing wonders fo r gu(\ss until Fullback Howie colwhipped that Doane bunch , 12 to some of us. The men who hav e lapsed from over-exertion and the 0. But we ca n' t d!af:nwse compel- arrived sl u: hy and downh earted psychologist took his p la ce. Disative scores, wl')en the gaines are and "crooked backed" and in m ost r ega rding hygiene a nd anatomy, played on utterly different fields ev ery conrlition have been drilled Professor Gregg hur led men to under entirely div erse weather unt il they tak e pride in it a nd have right and left, charg in g thru the conditions. All in all, it's safe straightened up and will be mor e center, and making an 80 inch to predict a battle r oy al next Fri- like men than th ey ever would if run for a touchdown. Quarterback day at York with th e 'vantage any- MARTY CRAIG- SO \olE Q UARTERBACK thi s opp o rtunity harl not come. Overholt wa s t oo tired to kick. body's. all quarters except the second, Most of us seem to have serured Score 6·0. And no w just a f ew words about when things were so mewhat ' the m ore ambition and e nergy, and th o The ga me was remarkably clean the - "that sleighride, mud- rever::.e, a nd · f orced to kick sa fe, some he ll on Iexcept for th e brutal hacklin g of bath party" with Doane. The which they generally did. earth. I thJnk that this camp an oppo ne nt by Delzel l and Hoyt. final score doesn't indicate Pe ru' s Tak en all around, the game was ll one wonders. ' Good sports mans hi p prevailed; supe riority over Doan e. We out- an inter esting "scrap" from the TheY. M C. ·A. departm<>nt ha ::: a notabl e instance in Rouse's played them in three quarters, and spectators' point of view, barring carriedoutavery neat arrangement hurrying water to the inju red were perilously near their goal line the climatic 4u es tion. But why in having a large rc:-ading room "or H ow ie. (The dean, h owever , on at least two occasions, when , if say more '? You all saw th e doin's, building constructed for eac h detracted s li ghtly from an otherwise the fie ld had been halfway decent &nd ev idenced the customary ex - brigade. You can secu re almo st noble ac t by drinking the water for our lighter backs, touchd ow ns pression of lo yal Peruvians. (Spe - any magazin e h ere and pap er and him self when he reached Howie's if might resu lted. As it was, cial note ought to be paid to Doc- envelopes are given to mer side.) we were mighty lucky to sco re at tor House at this poi nt. ) Th e IthE'Y care to ,write. of the An outsider lurking in the dressa ll-one measly llitte rlrop kick l in e-up: Y. M. C. A. s have a plano and ing-room after the game noticed by a certain Craig. And say! Peru. 1 Doane. phonograph, so mu sic ma y be had th e big boys slapping each other -perhaps 1 have mentioned it be- B. Emmert le. Bayer at any time." on th e back and laughing gleeful ly fore ,but it won't hurt to say it Bell ,, lt. Blust, c. New this over th e ir success-fine proof of Meissner lg. De se lms onc e more- he 's done the same w. Emmert c. Krebs infirmary, that's pretty good. You the spo ntan ei ty of the whole pertrick in the last three games, and Allsm an r g. H. T. Smith pay fifty cents and if you get s ic k formance. Students st ill discuss probably this one thing had more Spacht rt Ke mp they take you down and take care that chapel prorgam with incoherto do with winning every one of Leger re. King of yoq for nothing? ent gushings, and gurgl ings-betthose contests than · any other 1f;. Old student: Yes, but you pay evidence in our case of pleas ur e thing that happened. Here 's to Haney, c. fb : Hoylet board while there received, than Emersonian expresour "peppery" little quarter! L. Smith rh. Mickle New stuednt: Oh, I lhot there sions, and more powerful attest of Olri " Tige" Cap 'n was in that Subst itutes: Peru-Owens for wa s a catch in it so mew h ere. our affection for our profs.
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We incorporate ;n this issue of the Noramlit e a suggestive littl e p oe m e ntitl ed, "As You Think." It's se ntiment is ind eed a va luable one and should help a lot of us to begin tG believe in ourse lves But
Those who failed to get back numbers of the Normalite shonld call at the registrAr's office to obtain these papers, and s hould, by all means, notify the business manager or the editor of the Normalite of mistakes made in mailing the paper.
Public Notice.
The editor wishes to empl oy the columns of The Normalite this week to rid the students and others around the campus of the de lu s ion that the sa id editor is the espoused husband of Mr s. Nelli e , Smith, who unfortunately for both appeared on the same c hapel program with him, October 19.
He further wi sltes to pub licl y dedare that henceforward and forever he w ill not be responsible for any d ebts contracted by the aforementioned Mrs. Smith. [ Brother Smith did not get an opportun ity to blue pencil thi s notice but the s taff thot it prudent to give due notic e of the f acts to students and public generally.]
h ow is thi s to be done? By mir - The Steady Advertiser. acle, by thot transference, by "wi Il l How dear to our he art is th e good power?" Howeve r that may be, d t. : b . · a ver 1ser, the inost pr act ica l way is to egtn Wh o ays in advanc e nt the fi rst of to ACHIEVE 1' H1NGS When yo u · Ph t e year; kn ow yo u 've done so me Who lays down the mon ey and doe s th en it' s easy to be li eve you can it qu it e glad ly do bi gger t hi ngs. As yo u do so And ca sts round th e man age r a h alo yo u think! F. M. Gre[\'g. of ch ee r.
If you t hink yo u are Leaten, yo u He n ever sa ys, " Stop it ; I can not are. afford it;
If yo u th ink yo u dare not , yo u You h ave more advertisements now don't.
If yo u'd like to win. bu t think you can 't,
It' s al most a c in ch yo u wo nt.
If yo u think yo u'll lose , yo u've los t, For ou t in the world we find
Su ccess b eg in s w ith a fellow 's w ittIt' s a lm ost a s tate of th e mind
If you think yo u're outc la ssed. yon are.
You've -got to t hink hi gh to ri s e.
than th ey reacl ; ''
But al ways says, "Print it; our patrons all like it.
In fact, yo ur bri sk ad s are an absolute need.''
How we welcome hi s ch ec k when it comes to ou r sa nctum
How it makes our pu lse thr ob; how it makes our h ea rt da nc e!
We outwardl y thank him; we in ·
Field Trip to Nebraska Gity, sATURDAY
No long walk involved. entire trip by
ro i I. PUPILS AIM:
Why the
Glcvcland
T rv This on your Dishpan,
If yo u don't lik e the dormitory,
Th en go back to your ho me in the state,
To the town frm whence you came,
Whatever be its nam e;
Hut don't knock at your dormitory fate
If you don't like the soup and i syrup, I
If you don't like the tea and ha sh, ! too, ,. • - ·--- I
Th en don't s tay around here with your hammer-
Don't knock the place th a t' s fe e din g you.
-M. E· B.
To eat or n ot to eat, that is t he ques tion.
Whether 'tis nobler for the st ud e nt I to bear
Th e s tews and ha shes of o utra geo us I mi x tures
Or to take one's bank account to th e Hill Stare
And th ere by mu ch spending e nd it.
To spend , to f east
Right royall y, anrl l·y tha t fea st to II brin g
Th e ni g htm a re and th e throe s a nd / clr e ami ngs we ird 1
That s leep is heir to -' ti s a co n1
You ' ve go t to be su re of you r se lf b efo re wardly ble ss him - s um mat ion I I
You eve r ca n win a prize.
Life's ba ttl es don't alway s f!OTo the s tr onge r or fa s ter man; Prof. Hull (in econo mi cs) What But soon or late. the man who wins are i nf ant indu s tries? Mi ss Tru e: Is the one who thinks he can I "Er,- they are the things that -W. D. Wint le. yo un g ch ililr en do ." - M. E.
The good adverti :>e r wh o pays in Great ly to be pondered o'e r. 1 advance. -Ke ll ey.
Mi ss J ack son to Mi ss
(wh? had just ta ught the girl s how ! "Do you want us to 0 d ow n i to Ime th emse lv es up to form the I ? ', g 11 le tt e r"P ,"a d ev ice for r ooti ng for ou r gy m SUitS. th e t eam to be used on th e g ridir on Mi ss Donw in g, vigorously: "We ll th efo tba tl ga m e) : I sho ul d say n ot!!"
Some Snow! Eh?
Does feP.l Christmasy, doesn't It?
You' Jl want to see that big stock of Holiday goods at
TheN. S. N. S. Store
They'll be he re soon!
N. S. HARAJIAN
A. B ., D.
Graduate of Collere Deatal Surreoa RE SIDENT D EN TIST Offi ce over Pay Bake ry
TEACHERS WANTED
For The West
Enro ll n ow , we are in need of goorl teache r!' No until you accept a
Citizens
State Bank
REFLECT YOUR GOOD TASTE
New st o ck just received Buy it plain or with gold edges; blue, c hampagne . or whhe. Boxes or po und pa ckages. Envelope s to match AN OLD RELIABLE BANK WITH ASSETS OP OVER
"THE RExALL
. $250,000 .oo
Alumni Notes extend felicitations, brethren and, Clare nce Hyslop of the Elmwood predict a hard snow storm. high school faculty re ports good Ellis E. Good, president of the progress and large att endance in Citizens State Bnak of Peru , is a his science and manual training candidate for representative from classes. 1 this county Mr. Good is a gradMiss Maude Ferguson, B. Ed., uate of the Peru Normal in the '14 , writes that she is e njoying the class of 188 7, and he did several climate of Montana very much this years ser v ice in public school work fall. Her sis ter , Miss Ruby, is following his graduation. He has head of th e expression department always taken an active interest in in the Alabama College for WomPn. public affairs and has twice represented this county and Johnson in
Among the honored alumni of the Peru Normal is the .Jlon J. D. Vacrt nci es occur everv week in the Graves, ' 80 , a candidate at the ye ::tr elections ot ten begin present time for the _governorship in Fe bru a ry of Nehraska on the Prohibition tick e t. Mr. Graves fir st entered
from $70 to $150
the Legislature, once in the Hou se I.-
and once in th e Senate He proved himself a valuable member for the sch oo l interes ts of the state in both Eessions wh e re he acted as chair-
We'll treat you right. Fi1st class work count s. KINGSOLVER & CO WELL BAJ< I3 ER SHOP" " fi la ri es a re per mo nth.
Write for arp lication hhwk.
GRAHAM TEACHERS' AGENCY
Idaho
Dr. R. Cole
Oe11ti!'\t
Olli l'e nv t· r VHrie ty S tore f tffi c•t• Phone 3:-{ Hou;.e 71
DR. B. L. SHELLHORN
Re,- idenl'e Phon e 6
Offi l'e ov tT Rt" x;;dl :-;tore iPh11n e 31
P ER U. I N EBR
H t' rt' on the wa v STOP tn t ow n
mAd e. Suits cleaned Hod for men a nd wo men.
Joe Krepela
the Normal fo rty year s ago , and as a res id e nt of Pe ru s in ce th e n, has devo ted l)i s energies to te a ching, to farmin g, to the legal profe ssion, and most persistentl y of !i ll to the o verthrow of the liqu or traffic. He is making a vigorous campai gn thi s fall for govern or.
man of th e co mmittees on univers · ity and normal scho ols, and finance, ways and me ans . We anti c ipate for Mr. Good a big vote from his many businPss a ssociates a11d Norma l School friend s of the county.
Y. M. C. A.
No boy in sc ho ol here can a ff ord
Whil e you're do wn town spend a little tim e with us. All wo rk gu fl ra n fi rst cla ss Chases' Shop
Sec onrl d no r fr om po sto,ffi ce
Let u!' s upply y f' uJ· Sheet Music
The po pui AI' hits lO c (lc p os t.) GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY Pinos ao4 VktrolaJ NEBRASKA CI T\. NEBSASKA HAVE YOU EVER USED Euthyma l To.oth Paste
to be abs e nt from theY. M. C. A. This really appret: iatmee ti ng to be held ne xt Sunda y ed hy of refined t aste. It 1s a sc ientifi c prepa ra t io.n of the wo.rld s aftern oon, October 29. The meet- _greatest ma nufat tunug ph a rmacists, · f' a rkl' !Javis & Co and no ing is for the purpo se of explain - other TRY IT ing- th e g os pel team movement a nd ________
-Lul a Co urtright , 'I 2, and Ruth gettin g s tarted thinking abo ut
Wortman, 11 , ar e carrying off organizing teams for thi s man y honors at Ames thi s y ear, Prof f•'. M. Gr egg a nd Fr ed Jeder-
accordin g' to Mis£ Myrtl e Ferguson, man ar e to have e harge of ST A"'TON & who is working- towa rd her Ph. D. mee ting. j ==== ========== PENCE ae gr ee at that place. It is Pres id e nt Spacht' s sincere ages of Chri s tian Heligion over Cecil Th ortun, '1::!, is tea c hing des ire to have e very in Other .l{e il gions. " Florists d t' · t R d Clo d a memb er of o ur splendid o rgamz-,omes !C SCienc e a e u . l ation. Let us aid hy willin g ly : The Cas tl e hotel in o,mah a has Vi olet St.. John, , 14 , was rnar- signin g our names to a card wh ic h been se le cted as headquarte rs for ried October 18 , to Hal Pol la rd of will be pres ented you this wee k. I th e state normal s cho(ds at the · Nehawka They will be at home Then come out and enjoy yo ur State Teach e rs' Associati on. Th e Pbone 95
FAllS CITY. on their farm near Ne hawka after Sabba th aftern oons as you should Pe ru 'alumni banquet, ho wever , Oc t ober 25.
Our mee tin g Sund ay, October 2 2, will be held at th e Rom e hotel, and "J b " was led by Dr. Beatti e, who gave Iwill occur on the evening of No·
Jack Allsman and urn o i Ma pes a tte nd e rl chapel Frirl a:v. We us a s pl e ndid talk on " Th e Advant- ve mber 9.
Science Club. toward or againRt the presidency, I Post Graduate Notes. we safely wager that the 1916 Class chapel of October
What's he taking this
1 Soph: 19th year?
Anything he can Jay hi s More:
Prof. Benton Dales, head of the junior class will soon outshine all deserves special mention. chemistry department of the Uni-· other classes, and w ill be known to Rose Clark gave a most interestmg versity of Nebraska, will lecture all as the "flower of the Peru Nor- and instructive talk on the "Mexito the Science Club, Friday even - mal." can problems." We etljoyed it ing, October 27. [!Bless us and save us, seniors! very much, and only r egret that hands on. Peru is in line for the next nor -Ed.]
I more cou ld not have h eard it. mal school addition-probably a 1
I Junior High School. new science hall. ,;till
Pr ofessor Hoyt has received the
IThe high school boys are proofs of his ch emistry manual , I meeting each day at five o'c lock for entitled; "Chemistry by Experi - basket ball, and an average of ten mentation," from D. Van Mos- to fifteen boys report for each trand Co., New York. The man- pract i ce, gi vi ng ' promise of a good u al will be cloth bound and wi ll team. contain about 200 pag es, including
Miss St. John, th e m orn i ng sumany illustrations. It covers the pervisor, was at home one day last fir st 11nd second semesters' work, week to attend tlie wedd ing of her including revised analytica l direc- sister. tions and sixteen exe rci ses in prac-
IThe younger Camp Fire g irl s of tical applications of chemist ry of the high school h elcl a popcorn and electricity, light, agriculture and candy sale at the football game digestion, the t ests for foods, adul- Friday. The j uni or high people terations, poisons and several exer- are very joyous over the fact that 1 1 cises in organ ic ch em istry and they are planning to be in th e new quant i tat i ve measurements. The bui ldi ng some time in the next Man u al has b ee n reviewed by Pres.' quarter D. W. Haye s and by Prof. I. H.
PROFESSOR PALMER. l l<'rancis and Effie Gilli.land ha ve Brite ll of Wayne Norma l Schoo l. been abs e nt from sc h ool for the last of manual train i ng departm e nt. ! few days.
Junior Picn ' c, Stucl ent of of I
Th e sophomore of the j uni -
Last Thursday the junior class Technology, also Ch ic ago Univers·, or high; or the ei ghth grade, I elected the fo llowing office rs: ity, both of Chicago. In structor elected the following officers: Francis Cooper of Auburn, presi - of manual training, West Aurora l s id ent , Hildegard Yeck; vice predent; Ni na Shube rt of Shubert, high school, Il l inois, one year. 1 sident, Opa l Ellis; secretary and first vice presiednt; Mabel Ca r ey ISupervisor of manual arts in th,e' tr eas urer, Esther Hoyt; ye ll of Alliance, secre tary; Robe rt Mang_um City, Ill. , two Hugh House; sergeant-atSandberg of Omaha traesurer; l practir.al wood'}'orker, Nationa 11arms, Isaac Robirds; chairman of Pau4 Thomas of Allliance, class Bruf'h Works. Amora, 111.: drafts- program committee Ruby Lawmu9ician; Raif'r of Woo dl man for W. S. Frazier & Co of, renct>. : Lake, chaplain; Rosa lin e Kohn of : Aurora Thi s gives a ve ry brief 1 Omaha, ed itor; William Kotas of review of some of the past- Y. W. C. A. Notes Milligan, sergea nt-at-arms ; and ities of one of the new memb ers I The large cr owd of girls present Verne Cu rr y Harvard and L eona ·of our faculty.
1 at Y. W. C. A. Sunday, OC'otber Roby of Red Oak, Iowa , for yell 1
• 15, was a great encourag-ement to lead ers. And tho it is not us ually i Specia ls a nd Trainers. I th e leade r and also to the officers considered practical to utt er pr op h- l Tuesday evening the specia ls and wh o are striving for a bigger memecies, esp eci all y since Bryan has ' tra i ners marcher! out to the Normal bersh i p. retired from a ll activities dir ected 1woods above th e athletic field to ' Don't fa il to hear Miss Hanthorn - -· 1 the b eat of the ti ncups and spoo n s. on "How to he a f ri e nd." Miss
WE C L E AN
p r c" 1Charades were gu essed, wieners Hanthorn is an authority on this ' rive >tl roa st ed, and buns, pickles, dough - subject and no girl can afford to ter 11 nrl repair hnth nnrl gel}t- 1nuts, bananas and coffee se rved. mi ss th is meeting. lt>men's rlt>«cri ption. ' The coffef' was made as our fore- 1u Christianity is n ot real, We nl,.:o d t: a n. and :llter fur:<- fath ers mad e it. and al l agreed I Why make it a great them e? ru g>'. rlraperi<'>'. curt ain!< ., that it tasted mu ch better than ,. But if it is rea l ly real, We hn,·e R spt>cHil department for j that mad e h.v o ur landladies Mr. 1 Then why not make it supreme? the c,.lea n ing- and n·hlncking nf larl -·, C. Palmer, mount i ng a st um p, act- ! · • . 1 1 • 1 \ 1 Bertha (at the football game) · res nrH JZ<'nt enwn !' wts Ve ed as yell lead er and seve ral of the j · I 11 h · · What is th is coac h I hear so much re t•.rn c1arg-c.-s on a s rpml' nts i specia ls and trainers yells were ?
DRE "iHER l given. j ahout. BRO'i! 1 Hazel: Id ontkrow. !suppose 22 11 -17 r:'A I<Nf\M !-iT., I Miss Dunn was in the Omaha that's wh at they haul the 0:\.IAi-I A. NEil l<. Saturday on busi n ess. who get hur t, off t he fi e ld with.
The Goal is at The
Avenue Grocery
When yqu want someth i ng good to eat. Apples, grapes, Bananas Grape Fruit, Oranges, M eats, Pickles, Bread and Cookies Confectionery School Supplies
Phone 73 H. U. Landolt
Fresh cut fl <• wers for anv occH!' ion !'uch as Wedrl in g!', Bir t hday Pa rti e s, t<emet'flhranFun• rals. Et c .. in ::t ppro· priAte
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST NEBRASKA CITY. NEBRASKA FOR Sweaters and Under. wear
The Larest in Footwear
Milste ad' s Toggery
High Grade PHOTOGRJtPHS
At reasonable prices
All the popu lar styles
Make th e appointmP.nt to day E. J. NEWMAN
Pend d' Oreille Studio Phone 56 Peru. N l'l;l r
Next Week Will be a great Budget Week
No f uot b al l gtttn e, but two hig numhers of the Lecture Course. Thursday Night, Nov6mber 2, The Metropolitan Grand Quartet. Sat. Night, Nov. 4, Marion Ballou Lecturer and Cartoonist . WA IT FOR THE::>E EVENTS
THE PERU NORMALITE
VOLUME XI.
GIR LS CONDUCT CHAPEL EX ERCIS ES
$35 Solicited fo r the Dry Campaign Ex penses
Last Fr irlay m orn in g th e gi rl s of the s cho ol made s trong arg ument fo r prot rac t ed drouth in Neb1as \a as aga in st th e pr esent condi ti on of exc essive moi st ure. Mrs. Ku hl ma n had cha r ge of th e exercis es, w hi ch consis ted of so ngs, a ye ll with a pun ch in it : We ca n't vot e, Neit her can Ma; If Nebras ka g oes wet Blame it on Pa, and a reading, "Fen ce or Amb ulance ?" by Mi ss My rtle Ha rri s.!
A deep f eel i ng for the thot of h er read in gs , a versatility of g es ture and facia l e xpression, a nd the: IT'ark ed abse nce · of a ff ecta ti on· mak e Mi ss Ha rr is one of the ve ry I cha rming rPad e rs of the scho ol App lause was empha ti c. H er poi nt was d ri ven h ome in, "lf the cli ff we will fe n ce , We m ig ht a lm ost dispense Wit h the a mb ulanc e down in the vall ey. 1 Camp fir e girls of th e hi gh schoo l· in the f etching l nd ia n maid costumes gathered a s il ver collec tion amount in g to $35. 00.
PER U, NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 1, 1916
GLADE AN D STK E AM.
" F'or Th y g if ts. - for ea rt h and sky minglin g th ei r woo ds in s weet ac cord, Fo r h ea lth, a nd for th e see in g eye , I than k Thee, L or d."
In the str aw vote taken among! , the men not o r.e wet vote ':"a s fr e_ely th e m ee ting of PERU LOSES TH E CH AMP IONSHI Pj the ba ll in York 's possession on on e of th e vo tin g S !l_Jec t. How to be a FJ 1e nd __ I Pe ru's twPn ty yard I ine. · d1y as g unp o wder M 1ss Ha nt horn re qu es ts each gu·l N I D f db y k 20 0 It was in th e seco nd :q· uaJ' te i· th at It d th "G L , , or ma e eate y or , to o rea e story , reat er ove m ost of the scoring was done. Y. M. C. A. I in H arper' s m agazine fo r Apr il i L ast Frid ay By w id e end ru ns an d lin e bucks Our m ee t in g on October 26, 1908 , in _o r der to get a un.-' York ad va n ced the ba ll to Pe r u's 1916, wa s we ll at te nrled P rof £<'. I of: the B1bl e \ _In one the fast es t ga m es e v.er 1\ six y ard but were h eld fo r M. Gr egg g ave an in spi ri ng talk I lov e h ath no than w1.tn esse d m secondar y co ll ege cn- dow ns w1 t hm a yard 0f the goa l. on the "Gospe l T ea m Wo rk _...: An ! lay down h1s li fe for cles iri Ne braska , the s tr ong Pe ru Th e fi r st t ouc h dow n ca me as th e O ppo rtu ni t y. " As a r e;; ult of hi s hr s fnend. It ea m we nt cl o wn to d efea t be fore r esu lt of a twen ty -yard fo r ward effo rts and those of Mr Spac ht, Mi ss Sn e ll will preside ove r the.the York Co ll e ge ele ven at Yor k, pass from Cox to Glur: th e second se ve ral men rem a in ed after the ne xt me et i ng . Her top ic is "No: to 0. last Fr id ay 250 0 peop le. by a re tur ne d pun t by Wh ite wh o m ee ti ng to· pe rfe ct the or g ani za- s tandin g s ti l l. " Prov e to every; atte nrl ed th e gam e. 'f ir ed fr om· tion. From 12 to 12: 30 p. m. one that you are not still ian all d ay r id e, an d hea vi ly ea ch Thu rsda y, is to be s pe nt hy bein g pr esen(at t hi s last m ee t-! we i$!h ed, the Pe ru play ers fo ught study in g the wo r k. in g before vaca tion. Ig amely ti II the last whi stle blew 1 It is to be ho ped that a lar ge hbo pikng_ agha inst hope some I b f P f ll 11 k IS IT PERTINENT7 r ea 10 t e ga me to g1ve them I n 1m er o eru e WI ta e I · t d h h · h' rl t f th St d t V I Th e EDITORIAL column s of\ VI C ory an t e c a mp lo ns l p. a van age o e u en o u n teer Th · h 1· h d ..1 C f t C t d · h the York Dail y Ne ws Ti m es con e1 r opes now 1e s attere . anu on e re n ce a o ner u n ng t e - · h f h ·1 1 b · · R t t' tai ns th is: "Wh;i t a be -t e ga me or t P pe nn ant w1 e com mg va cat10 n. epr esen a Jv es playe d on Thanksg 'v i g Day be- 1 from eig ht ee n co ll e ges in th e s tate tw eP n the play wg of Doane an d W 1 1 n 1 wi ll be th ere to di scu ss the various Per u! It has b ee n a long t im e tween es_eya n ar,d Yo rk h f G 1 t k d s inc e Yo rk foo t ba ll fa ns ha ve had HanPy krcked off to Yo rk who p a ses o m;pe e arn wor an .-d th b 11 'd ..1 h I · t' 't' th e pleasu re of witn e,;s in g a carr Je P a on w1 e enu run ot er re 1g10 us ac 1v1 1es. · · p · • fi d 1· h BETT ER or CL E AN ER ga me than to er u s ve ya r we whPre t ey Rev C. A. Car man will lead ou r that p ut up yes ter day by th e vi sit I we re hel d. H aney punted o ut of m ee ti ng nex t Su nda y. We then in g t ea m (P eru) ., Idan ge r. The qua rt er e nd ed ,. w ith beg m the study of the tex t, · 'Th e Chu rch in the Open Co untr y ," F wh ich wi ll be di scu ssed on e Sunday' of ea ch m on th. The ''B ox for th e Bo rder '' is 1 fi ll ing rapidly. H av e n't you a I co ntri b utio n, t<•O?
Y. W. C. A. Not es. What was th e m atter wit h the j Y· W. C. A. pic ni c? It was all r ig ht! What was a ll ri g ht ? The I
Peru
ba ck
the secon d ha lf, holding York sco reless ti II al m ost the end of th e t hird quarte r, w he n Pa ul son, th e bi g hun rl red and ni ne ty pou nd fu ll back buck ed the ba ll across for the third touchdow n. Pe ru had the ba ll wi th in ten ya r ds 0f Yor k 's g oa l in t hi s pe ri od, but lacke d the punch to pu t it ove r the l ine. F ina l sco re, Yor k 20 , Peru 0. · Pe ru w as for ce d to pl ay a d efe ns iv e game a lmo st f ro m the star t, and wa s f req uentl y for ced to p un t. Jones a nd Han ey pl ayed th e best ga me for P er u. S mi th c arri ed th e <Contlnul'd on Fou rth Page.)
I
An extremely practical popular
THE PERU course in. home econom i cs has establish ed at Leland
Entered at the Postoffice at Peru, Ne· University by Dr. Jess1ca. Pl : xbraska as second -class ma tter. tt ..l!:e ch girl tak es an l magm -
Publl sbt Weekly by the Peru State Normal with a stipu lated _income, furnishes a ho me for him, 75 t er Year Single copy 5 cts f . · c s. P • feeds hi m, takes care o m;agmary
HOWARDSMITH Editor
A. LEWIS TYLER - Associate Ed itnr
GLENN 0. KELLEY
Busine ss and Sub sc nptt on Ma na ge r
chi ldren, settles all domestiC problems and must come out at the end the course on the ri ght sid e 1 of th e balance sheet. They ar e being taught to l ive an
DEPARTM ENT tmiTORS erage income and to IJv e mcely
Verne Chatel a in Alumni It is said that the young men of Eos Bro wn Philomathean b I
Ma rie Mcinty re Everett Leland Stanford are usy app ywg
Frank Leger Y. M. C. A. for posit ions as · 'ima g mary
Bis ie Wilburn- Y. W. 0 C. A. banrls • • They appear perfect ty Louis Worth, N · :"' · d Vern e- Oha 'telain A wi ll ing to be experimente hup o.r.
Mi ss Bowen in the way of cooking, but w en 1t
Bryan Emmert Humor comes to keeping up home expense.
J ack AIIsm an "Minerva" they are willing to let the gam t Ali ce Po rm an remain imaginary.- The Sacr aMa ry ClaryRosa lin e Ko hn Jumors mento Bee.
Gertrud e Clift on : Sophom o res Corduroy trousers for the jun- L oy Hacker Prcshm en Vivian Bish op High Sch o ol iors, Stets on hats for the se mor s, j Specials a nrl f the freshm en and Mtss Mat he Adee I p rc-pnrat o ri cs green cap s or · 1 1 red shirts for. the soph o mores.
Mr. Palmer Sci rncc C Ill t t' the i\l a ttie Adce Tra in rts Such at the presen 1me are Prof. P. :vi Gr eg g-ArlviFcr \ dictates of Dame Fashion. It IS up to the fa culty now to wear a , On the of the N. S. T. s pecial des ign of A. for next week we note the fol - jan," UnivP-rsity of Southern Cal. lo wing of the Per? faculty 'fhe fairer sex of Unias sectiOn officer s: Mam1e Mutz. . h d- 'd d · to learn the pres., Drawing; Lou E. Hosmer, verslty .•ave eel e • K d t A T'b main po1nts of footba ll so as to be pres. , m ergar en; nna 1 - . h b tt betts vice pres Supe rinte ndents abl e to appreciate t e ga me e e r. ' · · ' · A,- ,·angements have been made for and prmc1pa ls; F. C. Jean, v1ce pres Bio logy Rose Clark vice a sen es of lectures on th e ., ' ' · e nta ls by· tho se who know. It 1s pres. , Geography; H. C. House , m t L .t t rep o rted that no d1fficult1es are secre ary, 1 era ure. . d · ti d' 1 be ing expenence m n mg ec-
The following me mbers of turers .-E_x._ _ _ Pe ru facu l ty are li s ted as .s peakers Al umni Notes on the N. S. T. A. se cti on pr og ram s for ne xt week: J. M. Howie, "Algebra a nd Geo metry Si multaneou s ly ?" Abba Bow e n, "Giimp·
Ja kt> S chutt is supe rinte ndent of th e manual training de partm ent at Aberd ee n, S. D. ses of the Thuringer Wale!; " G. W. Profe ssor E. L. Rou:; e spent Brown, "Cardinal Pu ints of Teach- Sa turda y and Sundhy in Sa rpy in g ;" F. M. Gregg, "Vitali z ing co unty. in th e inte re st of the dry Hygiene Teac hing;" W. F. Hoyt, c amoaign. "First Ye ar C hemi s trv;" I<'. C. Smith, "Incre asing Shop Effi cien· Mi ss Glady s. Ra lston, who has cy; " Pearl S. Kelley, "Primary charge of th e gra?e anri Story Tel ling;" Alice Burl ey , Iic work at PlalrtVI ew, IS makmg a "Arts and Cra fts in Lan guage ;" mark ed success uf both. M. C. L efier, ''The Rural Teach er 'Mi ss Dagmar Westergaard, of of Ne bra s ka ." la st ye&. r 's c la ss , wa s reten L y Other Schools. lo cated in thE' int e rm e diate depa : tme nt of the Dix on s ch o ol s. She wri tes th at she is very much pl easRe prese ntatives of the so ph omore ed with her work. class hav e explain ed the rules of co nduct to the freshm e n, a nd ha\'e Mi ss Ed ith B. Mill er, who ha s given them their bacl!l'es These the dom es tic sc ie nce wo rk at Ba rtconsist of green ribbons, to he !ey. se nd s in her life m f' mb e rship worn around th e neck wi th a 1 du es She rep o rts a v ery aus picbe ll att a ched. Wherev er goes the 1 iou s s tart in her wo rk. a nd e xcee dfre s hman girl there mu st also go ingl y plt:>as ant s urrounding s. ribbon and the be ll, .anrl. the:e Carl Schott is h E>ad of the physIS JUSt n_ow a t1nklmg m ical training de partm f' nt at Po rn othe co rnrlors and m .th e cl assrooms. na, Clar emont, C alif o rnia. He . - The New Han.p s hlre. sa ys he e nj oys th e work and hi s It is reported th at a lot of the home in the "sunki s t" s tate. It fres hmen are wea ring steel hel- l cE-rtain ly giv es us pl ea su re to see mets to ke ep the wo o dpe ck ers off th e fine succe ss th e ::ichn tt boys ar e their hE'ad s .-Winthro p Wee kl y. 1 making , and o ur hearts fill with
field Trip to Ncbras·ka Gity,
SATURDAY
Nn long wulk involved. entire triP by
rail. PUPILS AIM:
Why the Cleveland
pr ide wh en we think what stride s they have mad e.
He nry Schott is head of the manual training department in the School of Agriculture , Ft. Co llin s, Co lorado. He reports an attendance enro llment of 150 b oy s in hi s classes e ve rv day , and says he is ve ry busy. We should think s o.
Th e N. S. T. A. prog ram for next week li s's the following Peru alumni in one co nnecti on or a nother: Ti !lie Ander berry, Geo. E. Martin, N. A. Be ngtso n, ' 03 , W. T. Da vis, P. M. Whitehe ad. Earl Meye r. Gilbert, Gr ac·e K Mun so n, Anna Hinterb erg. Ag nes Kn udso n, C U. Co rn ell. N oe l Tys on. Ge n. A. St E-ven s, '11, M. C. Le fl er , ' 0\:l , Marie Fowl e r. Kath er mc Gambl e, '1 5. · •Her e's a Sw iss na me d Eg !!, wh o
Jiv es in New Yo rk, pe titi o ntng to I 1-< ,·adv-t o- VV t·:·r Hs th i' ha vt' hi s nam e ch a nged ." S f h k h l s eR sn n. · · ort o an e gg s a e, e ·1
Wh at' s th e tro ubl e?" 011 r lint·
"H e an d his w tfe fo ur child- \ ren and ht s fa mily is co n stantly r e- • 1 fl n ·sst's is
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l• rl. fe n·ecl to as the ha lf-do ze n eggs. VVe wi ll npprn ·irote a vis it He cl aim s hi s yolk is t Po heavy to 1 be bo rne. " 1 f ro m \' Il l!. " Wh y doesn't he lay for hi s tor- 1
men t or s?" I " lt app e ars he did on ce anrl got 1 -beat en, whip ped to a fr o th Po or E gg co ul cl har cll y sc rambl e h om e." I -Exc ha nge.
Two "colored ge m me r" . were ap pa r f' ntly abo ut to co me to bl ows:
" Nigga h. don ,t m ess wicl me ," warn ed on e, " cau se when :vo' do, NEBRASKA CITY, y o' s ure is fl i r t i n' w i d a hear se " "":::::::::::::::::::::: NEBRASKA
· • Do n' pe ::. ticate wid m e, ni g- 1- ._ g ah," re pli ed th e ot he r, sh ow ing se par a te yo' id e as fr om y o' habi ts ; a bony fis t; "d o n' t fo' <' e me\ Ah'll just natche ral ly kn o ck yo ' fo' to upon yo ', :cause If \ fr om ama z in' R'race int o a fl o at in' yo ' do Ah II h1t yo ' so had Ah' ll oppor t unity. -Ex.
Offers y ou the best both in D ry G?ods ana Gr q,e;e rl es. Good sh_oe s a srecialty
During child study r ec itation
Professo r Gregg remarke d, "You a ll agree, do you not, that a ch il d learns to walk before he is able to ta lk ?"
Mrs. Smith :-"No , Sir! I talked t hree month s bef ore I could wa lk."
Prof. Gregg:.:_Well, we knew that you must have had an earl y start.''
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A few of the women of the faculty e nj oyed a " steak roast" Saturday at Nea l's pasture.
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Complete Edi tion of McKinley 10 cent Music carri ed-Ask f or Catalog.
R. Fay writes that she JS enJoymg her work as English t eacher in junior high schoo l at ! Columbus. She hopes to meet many Peruvian fri end s at N. S. T. A., in Omaha, November 8.
The girls of the tenth grade tak· in g domes tic science gave a pleasant party for their moth ers Thur s- In the of the seat-1 d ay af te rnoon. i ng of a "psy ch'' class, Wh ee ldon 1 found himself si tting near Miss C ity teac liers of Tab le Rock and S nyder Prof essor Gregg: "Mr co unt y teachers of Dou glas county Wheeldon, Miss Snyder; Miss Soyhave rece ntl y asked f or th e oragni- der, Mr Wheeldon. No telling za ti on of study ce nt ers. what we've started now."
Mi ss Ru th Redfe rn has assumed Dr. Be nton Da les, head of the resp onsible pos iti on of adve: - chemistry department of Nebraska
t1smg manager for th e Chate lam Un ivers iy lectured t th · J 1 c F · L' 1 • o e .;,C i ence
ewe r :v o. or pnces on Itt e Club Fridlly morn ing. on '' Rare Be n alarm clocks see her at once IEarth s." This was the subject on Prof. F. M. Gregg addressed th e w h! ch he wrote his doctor' s thes is Wo:' ll treat yo u right . F i1 st class wo rk counts.
teac hers an d th e rlub women of whde at Corne ll Un i versity last eveni ng, th e a_dd r ess On Septe mber notice was ng th e fir st one of a sc> nes . on se nt to Professo r He ndricks that rh1ld s tud y, th e fJrm of ex tenswn his "Manua l of_ Everyday Ph ys i cs"
Mrs. E. 0. PolzeJ Iwo rk se lected th e re for the year. b ee n copy ri g hted. Te mple
Agent for Sunn y:tde Green house School s and Educationa l Measure- t he first to or der the new b oo k. A
KINGSOLVER & COWELL •'WESTS IDE RARH EH SHOP"
Ph one 218 Pr esiqtmt Ha yes has bee n invited h1gh s ch oo l, th e U. of N. t rainin g While yo u 're down town spe nd a little time wit h u s. All wnl'k gunrantced fi rst clas s to r ea d a pape r on th e ''N ormal hi gh schoo l at Lincoln , was one of
Fa ll s Ci ty, NPb r. ments" hefo re Natinnal Socie ty brief of the text will be given in a Chases Barber Shop ' for Pr omot i on of Science, wh i ch later of the Normalite.
Dr. R. D. Cole
Denri-.t
o vt·r V rit't y Store
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meets in New York Cit y on December 27 and 28
A join t co n ference bet wee n the heads of the home economics depart me nts of the State. No rm al Sc hools anrl the University of Nebr aska w ill be h,.. Jd during State Teac hPr :>' As ,;oc iati on week fo r th e purpo se of furth l-' rin g th e rec iprorat in g of cre di ts
Mi ss Harr in gto n is rnakinl!' goo d use of rural demon strati on sc hools.
St·conrl dom· from post o ffice
A littl e hoy was r ea ding fluent ly 1 and e xpr ess ive ly befo re the obse r- ============================·
va lion and met hods class. Thru happy co i ncidence , Mi ss Wea th e rhogg was saying enthusiastically, "l'd like t.o kis" that little boy," just as Smith and Kellev entered the room, late to class for the first t im e thi s year Miss Weatherhogg as serts that there need be no doub t as to w hi ch "little bo y" s he referred to.
L<·t us yn ur •'\u!'tiC
The hits l Oc (1c post.)
GASK I LL MUSIC COMPANY
Pianos Vlc lrolas Cl n. NEBSl\SKA
t< • tow n
Suits m}lcle. Suits cle: om·rl :1 n rl pr t'sserl for m t-n Hnrl Joe Krepeht
sr \1 T O" & PFNCE t F lori sts
Howers to r all I
Pbunt: 95
Th e tra in ers' cla ss make at least p f ,, · "H much ro esso r urep;g:- ow one tr•p each week to these . d th d" h I h . h t. M. H 1s can v wor a pou n sc oo s. at w rc 1m e ISS ar· M · I( hi "G :1 1 · 11 d rl r. u amn :- oo c canrv nnp; ton 1 ustrdtes an emon- · t t th d f t h. b used to be wort h hetwee n one and s. ra es me 0 5 0 eac 1_ng Y two dollars a hox , but now I buy actuall y co nd uct mg classes m th e it by thP. sack." rur al sc hoo ls.
H AVE YOU EVER USED Euthyma l Tooth Paste
pn parntinn reall y <·d by p<·opk of n·fi n c:cl t aste. It IS a s<" icntili c pre pH 1 H t oon of worlcis
Prof Gregg :-·"That's all ri ght ,
One of the chi ef spea kers at thP Ku hlman , hut when you have go ne Ne maha Co unty Su nda y Sc hool As- as fal' on the r oad d matrimonv soc i ation mPe t in g- at A ul.u rn last as I have you will. quit buyi ng week was Prof. G. W. Brown ot i candy altogether. " Peru. wh os e sixtee n years as Su n· I , day schoo l supe ri n tendent giv es I The Av enue Tragedy. hi m the vo!ce of a uth o rity. Prof. Pa l mer, one Or tobe r morn,
Pa ri«! & Co. a nd no ot her rccomcn rl n tion. TI<V IT
FISHER
Up the avenue to Mc Kenne:v's
1 · Ry heck. cu rsed be that guy!" With Crai g he began to fr et and Per u in cident. th e one wh ic h in · Ei'or alas! twas on ly the night stew. volves th e upon th e pa rt of a . before $m it h, Sn yde r, a nd "Ca ldy" alo ng voung man, of a diamond stickp in , His hat disap pea r ed fr om his w ith the r es t nd th e cli st'overy of the j ewe lry, board in g house door. Came sad to breakfast, but wea r· he sa me eve nin g by a yo un g la dy Nay, not alone wa s he in h•s fate - I ing the ir best. n her hair as r.; he prepare rl to re- For we loo k aga in a nd here comes · Si nce a ll t hin gs come to those wh o
J. M. was pr es! Wa lk ed r.he st r eets with a look of de nt of the a r.;soc Ja tro n for the scorn rloo r coming year. His head ba r e, he he ld it high Red Emm ert felt wor se ' cause h is r a t i A well-known ju ni or boy just and thot, cap wa s ne w: ecently got to hea r of a famou s
FAllS CI TY, . I t ire. Th e junior dec larl-'d: '' Gee. Spac h t. I wa itl am go in g- r ig ht d ow n t ow n ancl Th is hat less proces:s ion co ntinu ed Wh y, so did the hats at half par.;t et me a s ti c kpin." to pour j eig ht. -The Culprits. ur
Peru Loses the Championship, the long -heralded, long-anticipated N, C. A.
<Continued rrom First masque rade , Th e Th e Normal Catholi c A ss oc iati on ball the most ya rds. Schneider !t for th e of tht s m ee tm g has b een r eo r ga niz ed thi s year and Bell, outplaying their men,, IS due ftfate Osborn and her co · with a me mbers hip of a pproximatebroke up a gr ea t many plays worker s, Mr. Dud ek and Mr. ly pe rsons. We a re very Each team compl eted one forward Kue bler fortunat e thi s sear in havin g a pass-Peru, Sandb e rg to Jones. !'h e ge neral plan of th e me mber of .th e faculty, Mi ss MuiYork was frequ e ntly penali zed for was. the eve nt s whtch len , of th e dom es tic scien ce departho lding and unnec essary roughness. tr ans ptre. aft er we I m en t, as ou r adviser Altho de feated 20 to 0, and put off tht s morta_l cot!. At ou r las t. bus :ness m ee tin g th e out of the champi onship running, Th e fir st number a bn ef foll ow in g o ffi ce rs were ele cte d: Peru n eed not f ee l badly be cau se to He ave n, Peter, ah as Mi ss Ann a Regan, pr es id e nt ; M iss of be ing beaten by a te am the size Jede rman, our s tay by a Ma ri e Rank. vice pres id e nt.'; Mi ss and calibre of York Th e team to Purgatory Th e unfor· MRri e Man e y, s ecretary ; Mrs. Ke lg ave them the best it had but was tunate s inner arrived in th e sai J l v. tr easure r. Father We ise of simply outclasse d. is what locality s lid e. , Ne bras ka City and Mi ss Mull en the York olayers "Pe ru is the Purg atory s lo ca tJOn IS th e boys 1 will a ltern ate m C'onduct ing th e fa st est, hard est figh t ing a nd clean- lock er room. It was pre tty se rv ic es, which are to be he ld e ach es t p lay ing t ea m we' ve played thi s but Ha des was wor se On e g trl Sunday mo rning at 8 o' cl oc k in ye ar." 'Af ter all f oo tb a ll is not so was hea rd to remark as she e nt er - Phil o hall. We exte nd a cordi al mu ch in winnin g as in PLAYIN G ed. pale a nd tremblin g, th &t if it invitati on to all Cathol ics, or to rHE 'GAME fairly and squarely : was re all y that she' d beha ve any one who has e ve r b ee n a and fi g hting hard. Lin e up: l·for t_he r est of her llfe. I Ca tholic , to join our ass ociation. Peru York After th e torments, th e Vtdtm s Vi si to rs ar e welcom e at all s er-
Jon es le. Conway· re fr eshed t heir wPary se lves with vi ces Be ll l t. Jahn "Ten Lit tle Indian s '' ani! "Sk ip - --.-W. Emm e rt lg Bland ! to My L u. " We s ure ly do like I
Sentor Notes
1he
Wh en yo u wa nt s om e thin g· goo d to e at. Appl es , g ra pes , Ba n anas Grap e Fruit, Oranges, M eats, Pi c kl es, Bre ad and C oo ki es Conf ec tioner y Schoo l Sup pl i es Phone 73 H. U. Land olt
Fr es h cut
NEBRASKA CITY NE B RASKA
Sc hn eide r c. Mye rs th ese th e seni ors con -! Ar e wP sen!or s over va in wh en All sman rg. Lar so n d es ce nd e i! so far as to play th e m. 1we say that we ha ve the h es t talPnt Spac ht rt. R ey nold s 1 Re fr es hm e nts of ice cr ea m cones .in sc hool ? We have am p le pr oo f ':::::;::::;::::;::::;::=:=:=:=:=::=:==:=::=:=: Lege r re Pri ebe and ope ra s tick s were se rve d, thi s tn back our s tat e ment. ::.
Cr aig q. G lur c han ge be in g enj oyed by all. The I Ei g ht of our bo.)< s pl ay on th e B. Emm e rt lh. White gu es ts d epa rted aft er th e unwe l- f oot ba ll t ea m. Nor is that th e Han ey tb. Pa ul son come dip, one and all' de cla rin g on ly place wh ere iri we b oast o ur
Sm ith rh Cox 1 th at we had had one gra nd t im e s upe ri orit y. Our cl ass ch ape l ex -
S uhs titu tes-Sa ndoerg f ur Em- I a nd wi s hin g we could do it all over e rci ses have proved th at we are t. ot mer t; Owens for Han ey ; Me is sner aga in Th e s entim ent see med un- lac kin g in a ttributes o th er than fo r All s man. Offic ials- Halli g an, anim ous. Ith ose of the gridiron. refer ee ; Be ck, umpire; Ge lwick, I Haze l Frye has th e nex t m ee ting. Mi ss Ha rri s h as r ea d fo r us in a he ad lines man. i in charge, and from wh at 1s known ma nn er so de lightful th at wo rd s
About one hun dred s tudents of the plans, it will be a suc cess ar e too meager to it. were at th e sta ti on Fri ady morning 'Rah for Philo!
I Har ol d Chatela in pla ye d hi s ho rn, wh en the f oo tball boys lef t for l
Iand, tho "i t was th e onl y pi ece he Yo rk. A: gr eat many were th ere ! Post.- Graduate Notes was ex traordinaril y enterin th e ra m to greet them in heart y! It would ha ve b een we ll if th e Mt sc; Jones and Mi ss fas h io n when th ey re turned. mil ita ri st could h ave h ea rd Dr. I Clary have charm ing songs in Some of the ent hu siasm of other Hou se 's talk on " Pa tri o ti sm" a ve ry cha rmin g- way d ays is r et urnin g to us. Ge t. hep! Thur sday mo rnin g. Hi s speec h Now, yo u se n io rs wh•) ha vPn't Mr s. Ne llie S mith r ece i ves th e wa s co ncern ed with outlinin g the beP. n eo min g to chape l! .Just see gr at itui! e of th e f oo t ba ll hoys, P.Sy chol ogi ca l d eve lopm ent fr om wh at y ou ha ve mi ssed. Of cour se s in c_e she was th e lea din g in se lf -pr ot ect ion int o a ggr ess ion, in yo u w ill sol e mnl y s wear to com e ur gmg the re al Pe ru loya hsts to both th e indi v idual -•nd the nati on nex t Thur sd ay- pl ea ., e d o. We m eet the tra in s on whi ch our boys and d iffere nti a ting be tw een nat iOn- n eed yo ur he lp to ca rr y on th e were p asse n ger s. Ial Pgot ism and true p atr i nt ism. wo rk a nd plav of our c la ss.
Notes Tru e _pa tr iot ism he da fine s as T,h en if . Mr. any more that n at tonal s pirit w hi ch looks not Per uv tan Pt c tur e had onl y to th e fl ag but b eyo nd it to 1 me nts, or if Mr Wil so n wi sh es to: Tht s wa s, th e immigr antwho ft e rl from ·Pxpr eus hi s for ''min" '
WE CL EAN'
· per sec ution to a land of fr ee do m. : di es." we 'll a ll be th ere a nd kno w I pr ess !"wha t' s do in g ." Sh a ll "cu t. ri ve al- S I d T . • h I' ' " -> h t Ar ' Ire•! rnpa' r 1 tl 1 rl ' , rl pecw san r;uners. c ape or a tte nu c appJ" be ou r 1 ' 1 JO 11 a I t'S :1n ge nt 1 ? I , . . ' Th e spPci al a nd tra in ers elec ted s oga n · I <mens d ot htn go ft•ver v dt·'-'r rtptl nn Ch p 1 · "d J GI ' --·--1 "' 1 • · · 1 as. a mer. pr es ! Pn l; oe as- I Sophomore Not nc a so cl eR n, repm r a nd n it er fu rs·t gow vi ce presii!enl' Dwi (J' ht Ma r- ' L e s. j rl • • ,. ' ast Thur sdav at cla ss h 1 th ru gs. nt !Je n es , cnr pets Rnrl curt Hin s. dt s, sec retary and tr eas nr e r· Ca rl ffi f h · c apP e, M P · o ce rs o t e sop ho mor e c la ss
We h Ave a s pec iRI rl ep11r tm e nt for c rang, cha 1rman of the pr og ram ele cted as fo il . p . were j h · co mmittee· G H 1 ow s. r es td e nt t ec lean1n g Rnd re hlncl<i na of larl- •. eo rge aney, y et John Mill er· vi ce pr e 'd t I '· · ,... leade r; M1 ss McK en nPy p ian ist· L • · 51 en . 1es an cl)<!e ntlem e n' s h :t ls. We p 11 v d M' H · ·' • ong; !'eCrPtar y, Do ri s Fr ve· treas- . an 1ss ayes , L d · · ' re l• l rn ch nrg-es on s hi pmrnt s. I Cer ta inly o fficers h av e been t Fir E'r. oy Pr a nte; ye ll leader. DR ' · · rank Sha rr ar ESHER BRO.,! llec tedwhowll l con scie ntiou s ly per -1 T hur sd avat. ·la h . 1 22 11 -17 ST. ,. fo rm the ir du ti es. was
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TH E PERU NORMALITE
VOLUME XI.
COURSE HAS A t3HILLIANT OPENING I
Two Gre at Numbers of Entert ain,. me nt Series L ast Week
If the e ntir e co urse of en t erta inme nts on this year's r oster r ea l izes t he h igh s ta nd ar d of excelle nce establ ish ed by th e fir st two nu mber s, we shall have an un usmdl y fine indeed.
ln i ts fir st vis it to Pe ru , las t Thurs d ay nig ht , the Me trop o litan Male Quartet , a romp au y of ste rli ng ar ti sts, more than met the high expecta ti ons aroused by favorabl e adva n ce rPpor t s. An a dm irably bala nced qua rtet of voices s in g in g with nota bl e prec i ,; ion. flawle:-;s en unciatio n, inte ll igent phrasi ng, and ex quisi te tonal effects inte r ested, th r illed and sat isfi t:!d a la r ge and co s mopo li tan audi ence. Th e careful ly se lec t ed n umbers of the prog r am brough t. somet hin g fo r everybodv: dignit y, / poericaf fancy, chaste h um or, and sheer lyrica l and s t-nsuous beauty were prese nt in th e songs. ! Pro ba bl y the supe rb DeKove n musi<; of Ki pl ings elic ited mo re th an any other of the thoug-h tht> ' deep me lancholy of Su lli va n' s "The 1 L ong Day Closes," was ex t reme ly 1 impulsive. Mr. Yarn dl ey gav e
mu ch plea s urP. wi th his 'ce ll o solos, 1 his choic!:lst offe r ings being Sear- , gent 's ' 'Ro mance'' and the E'Ve r appreciated "Eveni ng Star." Mrs. Nt:!we ll p layed pi ano accompanie n ts wit h charmi ng del i cacy and fi n is h. It is notab le that every soloi st r espo nded to do uhl e and t ri ple recalls Mr. Chase is a robu st te nor
PERU, NEBRA;:!KA, NOVKVtUER 8, l!JL!i.
Fair Pe ru - I ne ve r J.:n pw
Wh at a spe ll a r.ame coulrl hrew
Ti II I hea rd fo Iks te II of you
I ca n see the golden gl eam
Of you r mapl es' changing shPf- n
F lashing tl)ru my h azy cl rt>a n1.
Our P P. ru-the ve ry th ot
Of yo ur campus se re is fr augh t
Wi th fond m agic wr ought.
There upon yo ur wooded hi II
Stand "Th e Si x"-a st_ud e nt mill.
Where the Pr ofs are grin d ing st ill.
Mecca-end of many a qu est
Pr ovps the Dorm, ni gh to thP r Pst
Standing- on it s sl ight hill',; cre st.
Sigh t of oa k and s paci ous hall
Lig htso me me rn 'r ies oft r ecal l
Pleasan t quip an d fol d e- ro l.
So, Pe ru- 1 n eve r knew
What a charm a viE>w can brew
rf -,.r o1J:•(I !' ' ! ' J, V I ) ' f) ; t
Ti II I tu rn ed my th ots to war rl you Stat,o !f"v.·
I • are an im perfect m ed iu m of art . wish of many in ve n tur i ng to hope BIG PEH U HAN QUET COMES 'I'HUHSDA Y
Yet Mrs. Fi s ke - woman- lec tur er, that we may aga in hear Mrs. Fiske I -I and view her charming sketc heR Will Be Held nt Hotel Rom e, Omn h n, humorr s t. and chalk-ta l ker, was I , · · · fi d · ·d d' · 1 H. C. H. I · nt 6 O'clock Th nt Eve am g 1nterestmg, re ne , v1v1 , ll! nl · of unusua l temperament and dra - tied, and art is tic . Her hu mor is j Bow,.Wow !! 1 Four hundr ed loya l, shoutin g Pema t ic fo r ce. Mr. Newe ll 's vo ice I tha t of a sensit ive and sympa t hetic j T< ea r· ney ruvi ans are ex p P.cted at th e Hotel is h igh and "weet ancl he uses it 1 d h hi 1• h f . Co nsrd er th1 s from the ' ' mrn , t or oug y a 1ve to t e un- 1 A 1 Rome banqu et hall. most effect i ve ly in the exp r ession rn·y Sl.ttJat J'on s and mer r·y l·n,.ono-rul· .: nte ope : · ,_ "' I ' Th h ld 1 1 '· Th e su ccess of former of delicate fee lin g. The . . h h. h l'f ' ere s ou a reac y oe some ti PS wrt w 1c commo n 1 e. h' h h b th 'd f Pe ru Mr C.:oppe:rt h wai te sang very ac · b d B M F" k d' ·' · conve r sat 1on abo ut the Pe ru game , w IC as e rn e 0 • · ' ' a oun s. ut ! r s. IS e lu · · d t th I It I love ceptabfy the favori te " Mys e lf 11 • ' Novemb er 24 In the past seven vJans, IS ue 0 e oy a Yam · !m uc h bes 1des I.e rng c ute s tones , whic h every st ude nt has for tl'iis Wh en you ng " res ponding to en1 h 1 1 : yea rs Peru ha s won thr ee g am es , ' and makrno- aug a) e cartoons. errand 1"nst1't tltl' on co r es wit h in imit ab ly f unn y and ' .'"' . f. I Kea rn ey f our Th e last fo m Her full , nch vo•ce was o ten e nt · Th is will be the fir st meeting of fetching com i cs of the darky- f bl . 1 yea rs have b ee n the wmnmg ones to th E' exp ress10n o no e se nt i-. I< 1 , t ·I nr eac her t ype . H is or ga n is a di s- fi f0r ea rn ey . t s none oo e•I Y - ment, w_ h!l e her deft n ge rs were to '"'et th e "pep" that will ,1n ct profunda, rir.h and sonorous. f 1 "' bu sy w1t h th e e nchantm e nt o co- d d f t h' .., " It was i ndeed a pleas ure to hea r . n ee e or rs gam "' ors and the prct u nn g of s ugges tive ' 0 t' t ath chatte 0 vou no IC e o ur eoc I'· and rom a ntic sce nes. Th e voice ·. · rng or o ur kn ees wobb lm g? and the e asel pr eached, and pr eac h1 ed we ll · and wh il e th e sa t- i Stnd e nt, in juni or botany cla ss : I a se ri es of meeting s to be held in celebration of th e Golden Anni versary of Old Pe ru Thi s wi ll be a tine opp o rt un ity for se nior s and gr ad i.•ates 'to meet su perintendents and p rin cipa ls wh o wi II be n eedi ng teachers next se-
a male quartet of th oro and unquest io nab le meri t. These gent lemen are real si nge rs, and incorporate in their pr ogra m no suggesti on of noisy vaudE>v i Ile or ch ea p buckand -w in g comedy.
is fi ed the popular craving for "the -How did yo u want us to answer m este r or nex t yea r. story wi th a poi n t, " and obvious thi s last ques tion'! Tickets sh ould be r ese r ve d bemora l, th e cri tic co u ld fi nd equal Prof. Ha nsen:-·You co u ld have . Wo men lectu rer_s are often hard enj oy me nt in the fine at mosphere t.a 'kE'n it in two differ ent wa ys to e ndure Pl atform humo-r. is of cultur e and si ncere id ea li sn•' St ud e nt:-Which way wa s corfreque ntly bald and we ar isome. wh ich characte ri zed every offer in g. rect? Coarse paper and common rhalk Th e writer voires th e ex pr ess ed Pr nf. Hanse n: - The o th er way.
fore Thurs d ay noo n . For fu r ther in fo rm at ion call on: P rof L. F. Ga r ey , pres id ent of Alum ni A ssociat i on; P rof B. C. lf"o ntinu!'cl on Fou l' lh Pn J;"I'. l
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DEP ARTME NT E DITORS
Vern e Chatela in Alumn i Eos Brown Phil o ma thean
Ma rie Mcintyre Everett
Fra nk Leger Y. M. C. A.
Elsie Wilburn Y. W. C. A.
Louis. Wo rt h, N. C. A.
Verne Chatela in Miss Bowe n . .. . .... ....... Music
Ro sa li e Kohn . Humor
Mrs Nellie M. Smi tn, ja ck All sman . " Mi nerv a''
A lice Forman F ost-gradu ates
Ma ry Clary
Ro saline Koh n Jum ors
Gertrude Clifto n So ph omores
Lov Hacke; Fre!lhmen
Vi,;ian Bish<;·p :: :: 1-1 igh Sch ool
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1 a the ee 1 p n·pu ratori es i\•lr. Pa lm er Club Prof p.:· Gregg.....: A
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Peru Y. M. C. A. will pay ra ilroad fa re one way for fiv e dele· gates to th e S tud ent Volun teer. Confe renc e at Be tha n y, vacati on week. No meetin g w ill be hel d nex t S unday Th e S und ay fo ll owing, No vem be r 19 , w ill likely be gi ve n over to th e P eru delegates wh o sha ll hav e att ended the co nfer-
Su nd ay, Nove mber 5, meeti ng ! 1 wa s led by Rev C. A. Ca ra mn , I s ubj ect, "C h urch in the Op en 1 Cou nt ry ." Mr·. Carm an goes to l I Shen a nd oap, Iowa, a col lege tow n of so me six th ousa nd it1h abitant s, there to f urth er ser ve hi s church.
Field Trip to
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Nn lonJ;! walk involved. en tire trip by
Regret over his departure is ma rk - Rural s' Picnic.
Nix on the Sl a ng ed amo ng stude nt s, am ong whom I Last Fr i day ev ening the me mbers Mr Ca rm an h as moved with unaf- of th e t eacher s' t rai nin g class, ,unYes, they've cut out the slang f ected co mrade linesfl and intim acy I 1
der Mi ss Ha rrin gton, a nd the rura s tuff Th e li ne of ta lk hand ed out Expr ess i on s of sor row over h1 s by some of th e do rm owls was get -leav i ng and t ribute to the man have ' soc iolo gy ·class, u nd er Pr ofessor ting fi erce. They had wor ked up a been not ed by an in te r ested obser v- Bro wn, e nj oyed an o ld fas hion ed er at boarrl in g- hou ses, stores , wiener roast. The joll y bun ch le ft line of fa ble mat er ial that had str ee t-corner g ather ings, a nd even G d b ff b d the ch apel steps at f ou r o 'c lock and eor ge A e a cked o th e oar s among th e "Neb r as ka City paand ga sping f or w in d. t rons" and morall y careless me n. ma de the ir way to a g rassy spo t in
As we said befo re thev 've rlitch- of the co m mu nity. It i..; sig ni fi- the woo ds so uth of th e ca mpus. edit a ll no w. Th e; sa..; that th ey lcant. · __ Th ey f ou nd th e "eats" co mmi tt ee mu st s wi tch onto ano ther tr ack, A fir e -m ist an d a plan et, on the ground s with th e ca m pfi re so they jammed on the emergen cy A cry s ta l an d a ce ll , r oar in g, and th e coffee po t ginging . . . A jelly-fis h and a sau ri a n, ·1 hrake rev ersecl the t1n L1zz1 e. and And cav es wh ere th e cav e-me n me rn y. str uck th e na rrow pat h on low. dw e ll
l When the committee a rri ved it
No more w il l those eleve n dor m Th en a sense of Jaw a nd beauty, Ihad mat ches gal or e, am ong th e nndames hand out the chin goods at And a face tur ned f rom the clod-me ro us parce ls wh ic h th ey car ri erl , a pace ca lculated to turn an emp ty Some ca ll it Evol uti on, Ib ut when D oc. Owen s atte JTipte rl to wago n on a s tony road green with And o th ero ca ll it .God. I start a fi re, it appeared q ui te eviN II I A haze on t he fa r hor izo n, Ident th at he had had no boy scout envy. o more wi we g 1m pse Tl . fi .t t d k 1 • . . 1en m m e, en er s y, h h t the.,fau· ones palave rm g like a_ Th e ripe, ri ch tints of th e r:o rn fie lds t ra inin g. Th ese mate es egan o br ai ns to rm with a loose st eer in g-j Ancl t he wild geese sail i ng hi gh ; di sa ppear one by one unti l only on e\ gear. And al l ove r the up la nd ancl low land wa s le ft . Then those suffr agettes
The constitut ional amen dment The charm of the go lden -rod -t ook charge of that one m atr h an cl orderin g forfe itu re of s pondu li ck s, Some of us ca ll it Au tumn Mi ss Cook sci enti fica ll y pr 0ceeded And ot hers ca ll it Go d. co ld co in of th e rea lm . f rom evey to sta rt a b la ze whi ch b ecam e our Li ke t id es on ·a cre scent sea beac h,
wr en who sl ings th e slang has put Wh en th e moo n is n ew a nd th in , roarin g camp fi re.
the skids u nd er th e fr ee-an d-easy Into o ur hea r ts hi gh yearn in gs Cha rl es Pa l mer k oda k ed the • s ty le of cheery chatter. So sue- Co me we lling an d s ur g in g in ; gr oup soon af te r its _ar rival, a nd
cessful has bee n the e ffort to de l iv - Co me fro m th e mystic ocean imm erll ately th e eat mg bega n. Whose r im no foot has troder the guods of qua li ty in the S f 11 L . Af ter su pp er ghost s tor ies were h om e o us ca 1t ongm g, • mother tongue th at durin g t e' And others ca ll it God. proposed and qu it e a f ew con trib - NEBR ASKA CITY, pa st wee k only one hunrh·ed and A pi cket fr ozen on duty, ute d: some of which were actual violat ions of the command- A mo ther starved for her br ood, ex periences and afford ed no l itt le I men t we re out down by the r ecord- So crates drinki ng the h eml ock, amu s em e'nt. All h av in g e nj oyed l Every thin g Ma rk ed in Plain Figur e!< in g ange l. The fin es, to the tu ne And J es us on the r oo d, themselves to the last hun and ha1 of one b uck and sixty red me n, And m il lions wh o hu mb le and, nana. the part y br ok e up at an 'd d fl f d f h I nam eless, , d d p ro v1 e a ossy ee or t e e ev- The stra ight, hard pat h wa y plod -l ly hour an retnrne to the ca mpu s. , t1es. The wor k is provin g ve ry inen elect last Sa turday ni gh t. j Som e ca ll it Co nsecr a ti on , 1 Each of th ese cla sses is inter ested ter es ti ng a nd attr act i ve an d unde r All of \;V h ic h goes to prove that And others ca ll it God. Iin the ru ra l work whi ch is being these ab le ins tr uctors the class es it pay s to s pr in g the re fo rm s tun t I - Wi ll ia m Herbert. Ca rruth . I tak en up in th e co u ntry comm um - ar e mak in g cl e finit e p rog r ess.
O ff ers you the best both in Dry Goods and Gr oce ri es. Go od sh oe s a sr ec ialty
Freshie-:-Qu ite a few leave school every year to get married, don't they?"
Seni or:-"Yes, my boy, but many more come to sch ool every year because they can't
Heard in tthe art class: She:"Si mplicity is in itself an art."
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6et You •· Supply of Sheet Music at Our Sto re
We carry a larg-e sto ck of P opula r and Cla ssi cal She et Mus ic and Mu sic Boo ks.
Pop ular Mu sic Demo nst ra ted on th e obonograph Co mplete Editi on of McKinley 10 cent Musi c carried-Ask for Catalog. pi ece. "
I must be a master- AN OLD RELIABLE BANK WITH ASSETS OF OVER $250,000.00
IT'S TIME; To Regin Pl ann ing For :::HRISTMAS!
Whv n ot he !'vste mnti c ca r eful in _vou r We hnve the tine!'t "elec tion nf Chri" t· mas t ;oods tha t mnnev can huv Yo u w ill ge t a SQUA RF. DEAL at th.-
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Bett i ng as to what time class be lls will ring has b eco me a fad. Who 's been "Jos huaing" the Norma l clocks?
Prfo. Geo. W. Brown spent Saturday in Auburn , Prof. M. C.
Le fl er in Fairbury, bot h in co nnec-
Store tion with s tud y center work.
The Freshm an c la ss enjoye d a 1 - reading- fn the Italian dial e ct by
N. S. HARAJIAN
A. ' B IJ. D S.
Oraduare of. Cbicago College Oeotol Su rgeon
RI:SlOEN T DENT I ST Office ovl'r PH y Rl'l ker_v
Mi ss Clover, and three very pretty so ngs by Mi ss Clar y at class chape l Thursday
A ha skP.t ball tournament at Peru is being arranged to take place about the first week of March.
"Be you r orders great or s mall Pa rti c ip at i ng t ea ms will includ e Ph one or bring them one and all" pract i cally all the high sc ho ol TU t ea ms in so uth eas te rn. Nebraska.
Mrs. E. 0. Polzel
If the dry c1mendment does not carry by a big majority in the pre -
BARNES' PHARMACY
"THE REXA LL STORE"
!he closed with the .si ng- / mg of the JUni or soog. I
The Norma l Lut heran Associa- , ti on me t Tu esday , October 31, and the fo llow ing officer s were el ected:
Adviser, Bert ha Wild ; president, I Karen Blair; secretary -treasurer, 1 1 He nry Am en d e; chairman of program committee and Pia nist, Anna Amende. The fi rst regu lar meet-j ing wi ll be held at .ni ne o'clock in , M iss Bowen's room, th e Sunday
after vacati on. All Lutherans cor - j dially i nvited
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La st Saturday eveni ng the Ever1 ett ent hu sia sm for good times was again displayed at the long planned ! Ha llowe'en masq uerade Even be-
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KINGSOLVER & COWELL ·WESTS IDE BAl<HER SH OP
fore t he pr oper ho ur had arrived, a =----------------· large n.umber of masked ·While do wn t own J! O. to bums and re al sport s had assembled Phon e 218 cinct in which th e State Normal is Agent for Sunny -ideGree nho use located, it wi ll not be due to a in the basem ent of the library I
Falls City, Nebr. 1 k f · h f
Dr. R. D. Cole
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Office OVlT VHrie t _v Sto re ctffice Phon e a:-:1 71
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Surt:- mad e. :-.uits c le Hm·d and pre l'l' ecl for m en : tnrl wom .- n.
ac o Int erest on t e part o the changed into a wi t chery and ever y-
Dr. Englis h room had been · fM vour Work
Peru faculty. A large number of where the usual Hallowe 'en black h h b k .
t e men ave een mg to cats , witches, lanterns and - cr owded honses in the various ru- of October 3 1, wer e seen. These j ral distr icts thruout the preci nct. we re due to the generous efforts .---H-
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Among the s peakers were Pre si- of Misses Catchpole, Zoeller and Pianos & Victrolas dent Ha yes , Dean Rou se and Pro- Gohee n togeth er w ith their many fes!'or5 Delzell, Overholt, Hull , he lpers. Games of t he usual Ha l- SHEET MUS IC Lefler , Hendri cks , Beck ann H ouse. Jowe'en sor t were played , after GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY Nor ha ve th e lady e mmhers of th e which f ortunes were told by re1 NEBRASKA CITY , NEBS>\SI<A faculty and women students bee n h h d ·' -d d mote a nc estors w o a oec 1 e to 1
less ea rn es t and enthusiastic than spend at least one e vening wit hthe men. Altogether it ha s been their o ld friends. At 9:30 all the one uni ted -and ,d ete rmin ed effort wei rd creatu r es unmasked and rein the cau se of temper ance freshments were served At one
The junior class pr oved last. side of th e room was a cid er well Thur:::day that besidPs h avi ng un - while on a tabl e near by were heaps usual m usica l ta lent they had an of goldenbr o wn doughnuts, r osy ingenious o ri g in a lity 1n present- apples and crisp po pcorn-all tha t ing it H er r Pr ofes esor Tnomas goes towa rd ma ki ng a typ ical HalTry a
ga\'e a m ost unique o rgan r ec it a l, lo we 'en eve nin g. At the us ual hour
Joe Krepeht modest ly insi st ing tha t hi s in s tru -of 10:30 th e weird hall was desert- '----------- ------' 1ment was not a copy of the Or ga n Ied and e veryone we nt a wa y glad ,---------------: - of Co rti. T wo select ion:; , "Ding that he was an Everet t.
SJ \1 ANTON & PEN . IDong Bell" a nd " Th e Sp id er and CL the Fl y,;, we re compose d by the Special s and Train e rs.
The best \ se lf -fi llin g pen on the market.
DRUGGISTS
FJorisls flut e sol o. and "Swallows." arti st him se lf , and hi s. personal in- Th e pr ogra m committee p lea sed terpretation of them moved th e Ius by secur in g for class chap el · Seve r al pe ople were ta lki ng audience to tears-of laug ht er. entertai nm ent the victrola from ab out what t hey could do at class !-lowers tor all Inci de nt a lly the keys an d· pipes of the music department. We wish chapel. Mr. Palmer :- "I can ============= the organ were furni::hed by e 1ght to thank Miss McPra ng for so wil- make a fool of myse lf. All I have ' I pretty maid s se at ed all in a row ,on Jingly _a idi ng us in the se lect ion of 1 to do is to act na t ural."
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PALLS CITY. a ta bl e, Mr. Se lement, accompan- the p1eces. The n umbers p layed - -· I I ied by Mi ss Gr egg, favored the were "From the Land of th e Sky Mis s Nevada L ew is, wh o ha s NEBRASK<\ class with a cornet s0 lo, whi ch was Blue Wat ers," Whispering Hope," been a t. work in Li nco ln for sor!"le 1 ent hu s ia s ti< a Ill y r ece iv ed by a ll. "W i nd Amongst the Tr ees," · months, cam e home la st wee k.
Music Notes, nesday program were not d isa p- 1 Big Peru B11nquet Comes Thursda .r· The Wednesday chap el period pointed (<.: o nunu ed rrorn l!'irst F age .l has been so far thi s year a half Including e ncores, Mr. Thomas / H endricks, tr easurer, or Prof. W.
hour of keen pleas ure for s tudents played four numb er g- a Ru ss iar, N. Delzell, secretary. and faculty. One of the m ost de· me lody, "Alia Zyngesc a;" th e Ber- Peru headquarter s at Castle Ho· li gh tful and wo rth- whi le of the ceu se from Godard's "J oce lyn ;" a tel; banquet ha ll at H ote l Rome. short Wedn esday programS! was Gavotte by J enki nso n; and th e R[{;MEMBER -see the Peru-Belgiven October 18 by Dr. and Mrs. the s tately march from Wagner's le vue g ame at Omaha, Friday, NoH. C. H ouse, who sang Mendels· "Tanhauser." Th e Berceuse, vember 10 so hn's "I Waited for the Lord," p[ aye d with muted strings, wa s Al umni Notes and Dudley Buck's " Th e L ord is rend e rd with s incerity of se nti · My Strength." Dr. and Mrs. ment and gracefu l delicacy. The Our sloga n is now , "A Peru Hou se have introd uced us to many "Ta nnha user" m arc h wa s al so es· Normal Co ll ege." t love ly things, but to nothing s ur- pecial ly we ll given, with a sweep We are th e r ec ipi e nt s of a copy pass ing the Mendel sso hn duet, a fre edom deserving of much of the prograrp of the Northwes tcompos itio n whi ch, in its severe praise. Mr. Thomas' bow in g ern NebraRka Teac he r;;' association and aspiring beanty is the very thruout wa s cleanc ut, and hi s, low· to be he ld at Ru s hville in th e nea r definition of reverie. To er tones particularly round and future. On t hi s sheet we note the t hi s was contrasted th e mood of rich Miss Gregg, his accompanth e Dudl ey Buck duet with its i st , s hould be me nti one d espec iall y marked dram atic fee lin gs. Both for her p lay ing of th e Gavotte,numbers were s ung w ith the direct- not a suggest ion of it s de li g htful
nam es of Supt. R. 0. Ja ckso n, '10, the pr.es id ent of the assoc i ation, I and that of hi s wife , whom we used to know by the nam e of Elizab Pth Baker, '1 1. We mu st once ness, the beauty of tone, the subt le marked rhythm escaped her. percepti on, and th e s incer e s urrender to th e mood of the composer, which always chara cter ize th e l"ing-
Wh en yo u wa nt so me thin g goo d to ea t. Appl es , g-rapes, Bananas Grape Frui t, Oranges, M eats, Pickl es , Brea d a nd Cook i es. Confect i onery School Supplies
Phone 7J H. U. Landolt
Fres h cu t Anwe r !': for 1'1 11\' oec:t sion W edd inf!!':, Birthrl flv P}trtie,;, l<t-m t' '11hr rtn· ce!<, Fun• ntli', Et c. in ; rp p ropriHte Hrntng<' ITI(·nts,
G. E. B ERTHOLD THE FLORIST
mor e mak e m en ti on of th e now trite trui s m, th at Peruvians get to the top with r ema rkabl e leaps and bound s. Th ere' s a rea so n!! ing of Dr. a nd Mrs. Hou se
Mr. Pa ul Thoma s, of Alliance, gave a most pleasa nt vio li n r ecita l during the chape l period Oct. 25. Altho a newcomer in Pe ru, Mr. Thomas' genero us participation in the musical l ife of th e sc hool ha s won him many f ri e nd s, whose a nticipation s of pleasu re in the Wed -
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16th ·& Joues Streets
[Thru per sis tently repeated a cc idents, the n1u si cal criticisms hav e not appeared in th e Normalite lately. St ud e nts have fre e ly i nd icated the ir appreciation of these keen cr i tic is ms, beca use they are written in suc h a nalyti c fa s hion as to sugges t tin e, specific, elemen ts of the enterta inm ent, the wo rth of which we mi g ht not h ave been disce rning en uf to appreciate , and beca use at the s ame time, vague feelings of plea s ure or di spleasure, which we may ha ve fe lt at ce rta in t im es durin g_ the program and dared not expr ess , ar e boldly defined and for us by one much more acu min ous th an we in musica l matter s. Th e poss ibl e criti cis m of "s tal e news" co uld not di sco urag e us fr om in se r ting such valuable articles eve n at thi s late day.-Ed.]
Senior Notes .
Peru Normal, November 2, 191 6. Dear Fo lks:-
Miss Stella M. Harri s writes enthusiastically of her work in th e Kansas Agricultural Co ll ege , in which in s ti tu tion s he is teaching se vera l s ubject s, in a dditi on to her regu lar sc ho ol work. Rena Strand, '12, graduated in 1916 from the sa me sch oo l and is now teaching domestic sc i ence at Cloqu et , Mich.
C. B. Moore. former pres id e nt of the Peru Alumni A ssociation , a nd C. A. Anderso n, a noth er a lumnu s, hav e bee n electe d presi t.l e nt and secretary, res pectively, of a Nebras ka Club r ece ntl y organiz('d at Co lumbi a U niver sity.
NEBRASI< A CITY, NERRASKA
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You'll find !iOplendid selection at
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300 Roo ms -Abso lut ely Fir e proof' ROOM with TOILET $1:00 ROOM w ith BATH $1 :50-$ 1:75 S PECIAL RAT8S to of two or more.
YOliR RESERVA TI ON
Mi ss Mary McNamara, of the Benso n, H. S ., has engag e"! room s at the dormitory for three gi rl s, memb e rs of her g ra duating Class f or the s umm er term of 1917 Miss McNamara never fail s to se nd q uite a de legatio n fr om Ben- 1 son Her loyalty is app r ec iat ed l 've just tim e to sc r atch off a line before go in g back to my 1 :20 class. Se nio r chapel he ld over .a Thru an overs ig ht in th ese co llittl e. It was worth th e time tho umn s the nam e of Profesl!o r Garey Lulu Burk e tt ga ve a r ea d a nd Iof a gr icultural departm ent was Lena P oo l sang. They were both om Jtled from a list of awf ull y goo d. See ms to me as if l membe rs wh o are to app ea r as boys oug- ht to take more part speakers, at Ne_braska S tate 1 m th e ch apel exe rci ses Ever so T ea ch ers Assoc Ja tJOn m Omaha th is ' many of th em are r ea l g ood s in g-/ wee k. Hi s s ubj ect is "Ag ri cu lers. . . I in Schoo l Teac hWe 're hav ing quite a ti me wit h t?g- , M_r. Garey 1s at the present our Peruv ian p ictur es Th e st aff me of the Pt!ru A lu mni Assoc 1t10n.
Hi g- h Grade PHOTOGRJtPHS
If you ca n't he at the old hom e place Thank s gi v in g send a new ph o to of yo urse lf, - it ...- i ll bring cheP.r to ho me-keepi ng h earts -0-
Ha ve it macl e to - clay
E .J NEWMAN Pend d' Oreille Studio Phone 56 Peru. Nvbr trr a nd r epl'lir hoth la rl i l' i'' nnd ge nt, Ieme n' s cl ot hin g of every de s cr irti on We also d cn n, r cpni t· an d al ter fun• · rugs. drn pe t·i t's , c :cl!·pets a nd curtn in s. We lwvc a :<pee ial de partmen t for th e clean in g nnd rehl oc k ing o t' lad. tcs' nnrl _R"e ntl em en's ha t s. We pay ret •1rn ch arges nn a ll s hipmen ts.
DRESHER BROS!
22 11 -17 PA I<NAM Sl
are ternb ly par t icul ar about eve ry litt le thin g. I s uppose it' s be tt er i To wh_om it may co ncP rn :-We r ece i ved by Pr ofes sor Henth ey ar e, for we are goi ng to tak e. th.Js to exp ress from A nn a L. Pain e. '1l
0 .\1 A II A. NE fm. ha ve the best an nual yet I?ur Jnd lg natJ on to the ma li cious m tha t. she ho lds ar lmust hus tl e o ff. mte n_ t t_o taint our fa ir nam e with POSitiOn: "I am se rv in g t ond my s ecWith love, s ones m th e "Lost and year. m the Spokan e sc hoo ls. A I column s, concerning certa in je wel- Spokane 1s a b('autiful city It . nna. / 1 • b 1 • 1s P. S.-1 for go t to te ll that J ong fo r go tt e n. For ge t ?1 t up am ong the hill s and I'll be home next Wedn esday ni g ht AJt, dMr Tum or, for it doesn't pay. p mkes a nd w ith th e b ea uti fu l fall s 1 ' n th en of cou rs h rna es a v · on y I haven't any money -Lov- . ' e, we o ld a 0 ery Pi ctures que place ing ly-A, copynght on the id ea, e ntailin g a . ver 600 t eac hers are employed . pe nalty upon any user of the s ame. say no thin g of s nper vi s or s, sc h otool rl octors an rl nur ses., ,
REMEMBER
Peru Plays Cotner Thanksgiving Day
Peru Beat Doane. Cotner Beat Doetne, Hastings Beat Doane, Who Will Reat Thanksgiving?
3:30 p. m. Thursday, -November 30, 1916.
Admission Budget Ticket Or 50 Gents,
pgRU CAPTURES TWO MORg SCALPS
Norma lites Trounc e Bellevue a nd Omaha University. 60 to 0.
Services Sunday, November 26
Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A. will meet -in joint sess ion Sunday Novem ht'r 26-, 191 6, for Vespe r s ervices at 5:15 in the Hi gh Sc ho ol ro om. Leaders Miss Lu cile Broyles Mr. Fred Jede rm a nn This ln the la st t wo wer:< s Peru is ou r tirs tj o int m eet in g this yea r and it s sncess w ill depend up on a.:lderl two more victor ies to -'_i t sj your a tt end ance. al mo st unbroken stri ng. In two games the Norm al i t es have pi led th e d&y. He ki eked th e ball over kle buc k. The last touchdown
PERUVIANS HAVE BIGTIME AT OMAHA Banquet Was - First of Series of Jubilee Meetings
The us ua l numb er of e nthu siast ic Pe ruvi a ns gather ed in the r eception hall s of H ote l Rome's large banquet room the eve nin g of November 9. The occas ion of thi s up 60 point!'; to its oppo ne nts 0. the bar two tim es out of fo ur
A week ago la st Frida\ at Be ll e- attempts and he r!:'cei ved a pass for vu e th e Peru eleve n swamped th e on ly touch dow n. His wo rk at Be ll e vue Co l lege ' 12 to 0. Haney Ireturn ing p unts ca u se d Be ll evue
fumbl ed ihe ball. Schneider f el l que t, fo r it was the ope ning event of a !:'er ies whi ch a ll in te r ested in 1th e No rma l wi II have .opportun i ty ·to e nj oy dur ing th e com in g yea r; i a ll of wh ic h wi ll ma ke / mu ch of fifty yea rs of service re n; der ed to Nebraska by the Peru I 1 No rm al. Not o nl y was th e th eme Iof the a ft er dinn er pro gram of j thi s banquet unu sual, but the tr eat m o:> nt of th at th eme wa s a rti s- forl' ed Be ll evue ba ck to rt s fifter n F 'd !
cam e as a resu lt of a t we nty 'yard gath eri ng was th e a nnu al Alum ni run ',by Emmert, who carr ied the banquet of th e Norma l' s facu lty, ball to Omah a's five ya rd I in e. a lumni ar.d f ri e nds Th is banquet , Craig called a center smash, but h owever, was not an u sua l bank ic ked off to Bellevue wh o r et urn -! much di s tr e::;s. ed th €' ball fift een yards , but were\ Al tho hard fou g ht and fiercely held for down s a nd forc ed to p un t. Ico nteste d thruou't, the game was P eru car ri ed the bal l ba ck into th e re markably clean both t eams los-\ I ndiar.s ' territ nry and kept it ther e/ ing only ya r ds to ge th e r. ! all of the initial quar te r, altho s he / All but one pe nalty was for offside, wa s n ot ab l€' to regif'ter a touch 1 · I' Pa y. do wn. BE- fore the quar t er e nd ed, 1 •• 1 h C · b t d th b 11 Last Fr Hlay, Novemb er 1 7, Oma- 1 oweve r. ra1g oo e e a th h f th 1 1 ha Univer si ty furni sh ed a good 1 acr oss . e ar s or r ee pom R. I 1 t • d t p pr act ice game for Peru in prepara -1 n rre seco n q uar er eru tion fo r th e Kea rne y game n ext !
S·\N llv, S LJPPEHV H AL -' IIA CK lin e and then hy a n ay. At no time during th e ,. .\ tic in th e fu ll es t sen se From the the game was Peru's goal thr e atened. : on it f or th e final t ouch dow n. t im e that Mrs. Tr oup aro se to g1ve pa ss from H aney to Craig, 0 Th e Uni versi ty men we re never Fina l scor e, Peru 48, ma ha 0. 'her ma ste rl y resp onse, un ti l th e latte r r eceiv in g it over the goa l 1 s h d n ea rer than th irty yar ds of scor ing. L ee mit rn a e th e mo st yard s c lo se of the Ploq uent appea l for the lin e, Peru thus sco r ed its o nly d hd Ju!-lt nin e minutes a ft er "Tige" , an three touc o wn s. Han ey , fu ture of ou r Normal by Su peri nto uch dow n. L ate in thi s quart er S kicked to Omaha , L ee Smith mad e c hn e id er a nd Jo nes also sta rr e d. I te nd e nt A. J. Stodda rd of Ha veEvans , the Be l lev ue quarter back d 1 a twent y ya rd run for a touch- · Ha ney kicke six goa s out of six, loc k, there wa s no t an utter anc<> m ade a t wenty ya rd run and was downed by Haney on Pe ru' s t en yardl ine. Be ll ev ue m ade s ix ya rds on thr ee pla yR, but th e whist le bl ew before an other play co ul d be cal le d, thu s r obbing Bel le vue of it s on ly cha nc e of s coring Sco re, Peru 9, Bel levue 0.
dow n. In the s ec o nd qu ar ter Jones ! 1 that lo we red the hi gh character of mad e fi ve yards and a touchdown Sl p . 1 A y p 1 d' the nrogram Th e prese nce - of d I A f 1out eruv1ans. re ou a ra yze 1 U 1 D . C 1 - h h' · on an end-a roun pay. ew nc e an Joe w1t rs prominut es later Smith made a!1ot her Wes leyan 0 Peru 0 ne er ex pe ri en ces, th e litera ry t ouc hd ow n on a quick off -t ackle Grand ls lanrl · 7 poli sh of Dr. H os i e's add r ess and buck. Score, eml of fir st half, Tarki o o· the capab le and h appy handlin g of Peru 9 Peru 17 Peru 20, Omah a Uni 0. In the Doane 0 the even in g 'R t oast re sponses by Pe ru 3 Peru 0 thi rrl qua1 ter K id d i nte rc e pted a Yor k 20 Hon. J. W. Blackburn as toas tBel le v ue ca me bark s tr ong in the B 11 0 p pa ss and the bal l fe ll i nto th e wait -e ev ue eru 12 ma ste r, a ll co n tr ibuted towar d secon d half, hut wer e unab le to · 0 h u · 0 p · ing a rm s of Sc h neider , wh o run ma a n1. e rn 481ho ldin g e\Cery banqu et er in hi s seat carry th e ba ll within twen ty five ten yard s for th e fourth touch- Opponen ts 27 Peru 89 eve1, at the ex pense of missi ng an y ard s of Pe ru 's goa l. ln th e final down. L. Sm ith made the fifth Various referee s a nd Ne braska Ia ttra c tiv e numb er up on th e State pe ri od Cr aig mad e a drop kick touchdown. co ll e ge papers say that P eru plays T eachers ' As soc iati on 's ge ne ral from Bellevue's tw en ty - two ya rd line. Final s core , Per u 1 2, Belle- In th e las t peri od H aney n1ade a CLEAN f oo tba ll. Vict ory a nd J pro gram. Thu s began th e ce le braVlle o. twenty yard pa ss to " Vi c ." Ti ge clean foot ball are n ot antith e tic, it ti on of "Pe ru' s Golden An n iverCraig was the individu al s tar of ca rrier! t th e ball ove r on an off t ac- see m s. jsary of 19 17."
THE PERU NORMALITJ?
our Pe ru-lif e.- T rue, down in the ! football dress ing -r o om s one oc cas -
Ente red at tbe Postoffice at Pe ru, Nc- s ionally h eaTs a l itt le of th at r aw , braska as second-class matter. th reshin g-gang wit ,· unfa i ling ly Publl sht Wee kly by the Pe ru State Norm al ca ll ing fo rth the primi t ive ap -
75 cts. per yea r. S in gle co py 5 cts. p lau se ,- hoarse, rasping gu ffaws
H OWA RD SM ITH - Edi to r
A. LEW IS. TYLER Assoc iate Edit or
GLENN 0. K ELLEY
Business a nd Subsc rip tion Ma nager
However , there are f ew me mbers
of the squad wh o are at a ll proficient in thi s so rt of th ing. Most of th e fellows exp r ess ext rem e disgust ov er t he rath er infr eq ue nt
EDITOUS f
Nona Pa lme r, Alumni o utbursts of cr ud e imitati ons o
Eos Brow n Philoma thea n tou gh ness-t he chea p, halfwa y
Ma rie Mcin tyre Everett
Fran k Lege r X· M. C. A. stu ff, more di sgust in g than re .1l
Elsie Wilburn Y· W. C. A. toug hness.
Lou is Wort h N.C. A.
Brya n Profa nity, it n eed n :> t be said, Miss Bo wen Mus tc besi des being an in s ult to a lov ing God -s heer b las ph emy, indi cates I
j ac k All sman " Mi nerva '' th at the i ndu lger therein is handi-,
Ali ce F orman rost-g ra rluates d b b' t' f d
Mary Clary cap pe y a com ma ton o eep
Rosali ne J un iOrs em ot ion and ft!eb le vocabul ar y, I
Ge rt rud e Chfton Sophomores p ossessed of e xtreme
VIVIan 13 tshop Htj! h Sc hool or affl ict ed w ith the pec uliar ty pe j an rl I
J In.t tte Adee - · 1 p r para tories of f oo li s hn ess wher em a man be-
:'\1r. Pa lmer. Sc i:nce Cluh com es so in timate with th e great
SATURDAY No l onJ;,! walk involved. entire trip by
Prof F. M. Gregg-Ad vt ser = . Jehova as to u se his name li gh tly Qu ee r as it m ay see m the adve rtt s·
Th e t!ditor r eg rets the mi s und er- in every sen te n ce. Coach John so n, i ng sec ti on held the yo un g lad i es standin gs cause d by th e om iss ion himse lf a player of re pu tati on and Ispe l lbou nd altho there w ere no 9_8 FOR T HE BEST IN in th e Norma lit P. of No ve mb er 8, s ti ll abl e to carry the ball so as to cent b arga i ns. Mr. Co pe nhaver ts an a nno u ncement to the effect that make the r ese r ves thi nk of Kansas !a lread y·certa in that he will have to th ere wou ld be no Normal ite for cyco nes and " Li g ht Bri ga d es, " rl e-j r ent a la rger store hui ldi ng and November 15-the mem be rs of th e clar es th at pr of an ity neither gets 1em ploy mo re male clerks. Ali i staff, li ke other st u dents, re li sh you anyw here wit.h the referee, the t hose wish ing to take th e paper and demand a vaca tion at su ch a other pl aye rs, or th e foot ba ll , nor can get su bsc ri p ti on bl anks fr om is it any ind icati on_ of ri pened 1 M r. Bar low next Th u rsday at class : ma nhood. Hen ce w1 th the de lu -c ha pe l. 1 Say, do yo u know I just had th e sion! Wh y th e non se nse! We k.ill ! M' J M . R 't 1 i time · love li est time duri ng vaca tion ! tss eanette ey er tn e ct a. 1 Oh, oh, oh!! Mamm a and papa the very spordt we lo ve tf d we II Wh never M J'ss Meye r is an / neglec t to isc ou ra ge con uc t e _ _ · 1 were so glad to see me ! Oh, I 1 am ong our which is re-. n ou nced as the a tt ract 1on m a. just h ad the swe ll est t ime when I 1 h h pusli ve to the gene ra l p ub lic, but 1chape l co n vocatio n, all w o ave : was home! !" [Th is wa s . the cen- a so ur ce of sa ti sf act ion to those . h ea rd her look forwar d lo a very, terpi ece of student co n ve rsation • H wh o cr ave ev id ence of ju st this Icho ice exper ience. er progra n1 Tuesd a y, Novem ber 14. But hap - · f so rt to co nvict th e dea r old ga me of la st Wednesday w as one o even p1 ly eve n th e ech oes h ave fin a ll y 1 • • db · , · j and br ing it to an ea rl y deat h. • more th an usual bnllta n cy an eaudl ed We bac k now - j ty O pe ning w ith Br oy le's thril lto con ven t iO nal top iCS- bugb ea r IWanted - Subsc r ibers for the Junior in g Song of a Soul, th e s in ger dis I classes, foot b al l, my h ome tow n, G azette Iplayed the fu ll ric h nP.ss and t im bre ' pr ospect i ve dates. ecce ntr ic \ ers .] The n ewest n ews of the schoo l is ·j of her p o"Yerfu l v_o1ce, to her I 1 that the jun io rs are pub l ishing- a. :lucutton and I
Some te n days two fa rm Ipa per. Car l Har low, the ad ded_ that ev t dence I h an ds near is a very capab le you ng ma n, hav in g 1 of auth o_nty IS the of I chatt mg m f as h- ca rri ed off a ll honors when he \ an artt :s l Later L
1011. Say, we sure had a gra duated from th e Sc hocr l of ber:s-bot h the Sy lve lm by • h of a time last n ight, - Ye ll ow Journa li sm in 1915. A ing , wh ich wa s re n dt- red in an in· !" sa mp le copy of the fir st i ss ue of tense pianissi mo, a nd th e elabo rate
you did! Wh at di d J the Ga zettP. wa s r ea d to the cla ss and fro m Goun od's; you d o? last Thur sday. 1 he most st art li ng of !:>heba - were NEBRASK A CITY, "01 d .· h 1 wtth eq uc. l co nfi de n r. e and ef-
1, we swap pt> so me JJC' la nd sensa t iO nal btt of 1n for m at10 n f ec ti ve n ess. lt is of ten rem a rked I at barbershop, Ike Haw- was that Professo r W il so n is to be that Mi ss Meyer is the eq ual of the kms dra n1< SIX bottles pop, and 1 t ri ed befo re the State Supreme best s inge rs appea ri_ng on i Ever ythi ng h\arked in Pla in Fig ures. we a ll took a numb er m the r affle Court on the cha rge of dis tu rbing our fe s tival and en te rta in ment l for I ke' s shotgun. Su re some--the peace on the morn in g fo ll owi ng 1 courses; and she si ngs in 1
·of a time!'' Pe ru she 1s CP. r ta m tn arouse ou r Hts are; loca l pride as well as nur ap,Jr ec ia- l as satisfying as ever, Yes, so me of us have to gr ow up qUJ te unde c trled whether h1 s s ud -tion of th e classical fo rm s of mu s i- 1play mg wr th the s urene ss and in su ch an atmo sphere, but happily den ou tburst wa s cause d from a cal art. I sy mp ::t t hy of an accompan i st unP.xvery l itt le of it is car ri ed over in to super fl uity of joy or diapoin tment. , Mi ss Th o ma s at the pia no wa!-> : ce ll e d.
C. H. ·
Si nce no Nor ma li te was issued Novem b er 15, t hi s is the first opportu nity to te ll of a Ji tt le p reelection gossi p: Miss Wil bern to Miss We tm or e, Novemb er 7:- ''1 asked J ack Ail sman if thi s is pri mary elec ti on day, and he laughed a nd laughed."
Upo n be in g co ngra tulated by Miss Mi ss Wilb ern exclaimed: "I don' t ca re. Tha t's not a b ad mi stake. I' ll .bet you don'·t know who is running f or vice presid en t on th e democrat ic ti cket ."
Miss Wetmor e, with a ssur a nce and fi na li ty : " Wh y, Will iam Je nni ngs Br yan ."
Pl an Your Chr ist mas Sho pping Ea rl ey! And S ee
Our Fine Lin e First at the
Citize ns State Ba.nk
LOCA LS
Mi ss R ose Cla rk Miss E st her Cla rk , Mi ss H ar ri ng ton and Mi ss Cleland went to Nebr as ka Ci ty Sa turd ay after noo n.
Pr of essors Gregg a nd Beck ar e exp ec t ing to go to Brock on n ext F rid ay a ft er noo n to attend the parent- tea r.h ers ' mee ti ng on "C it izens hi p."
Treat a Co ld Early
Get the best of the cold before it ge ts the best of you-Use REXALL COLD TABLETS to break up the Cal d.
CHE RRY BA RK COU GH SYR UP to stop the cough. Th e co mb inat ion is one of th e most sat i sfacto ry R emedies for a Clod tha t we kn ow of-Gua ran t ee d and f or sal e at
BARNES' PHA RM ACY
''THE REXA LL STORE"
I rene Ja mi son to H. S mi t h, as she pain ted ch ina ware:-"When I get. a hushand I do hope h e' II apprec iate art . You apprec iate a rt , don't you, Mr. Smith ?"
Miss Carpenter, di sc us s ing Aida bef ore P. S.M. class:-"Wheeldon , when Rhadames (hero) desce nd s to the tombs , whom do you expect tno I see ther e'(" When Mi ss Wheeldo r ep li ed, "Aida (he roi ne), " Mi ss Ca r pe n te r ex cla i med, " Of course
Dean Rouse was re bu kec! by Mi ss Rul on fo r co n vers in g t oo loud ly in th e l ibr ary- eve n our teachers are you haven 't b ee n going to the
mov i es for n othing." J
N. S. N. S. St ore on " maso ., i c" equa li ty with us Co n ducto r, to Coach John son on when it cnmpc; to li bra ry heha vi or! trai n go ing from Nebra s ka City to I
\' h. Ch atelain, Ma n ager.
THE STORE OF SE RVI CE
N. S. HARAJIAN
A. B U. D. S
Oraduate of Cblta(o Collc(e Dental Surceon
RESI DENT DENTIST
Office over Fay Bakery
Pr ofes!'or F'. M. Gregg we nt to Pa i ne, l owa:-"1 have co un ted A uhUTn on Thursday eve nin g of last t hese ' hoys on your team th re e
wee k, where he de li vered th e times and I 'm sure the re is on e secon d of a ser ies of ta lk s on Child more than you r ticke ca ll s for."
S tudy bef ore the Wo man 's Clu b of Coach, gravely pointing to fn at city.
Smi th, to "Doc" Ow ens at Omaha :- "W h at m ovie th.eatre did yo u att.enrl th is eve nin g? " "Doc: _, ;I t hi nk it is ca lled the Exit
"Be yo ur ord ers gr ea t or sma ll Th eatn :. Th::tt name was pr in ted
Phone or br ing them one and a ll " in laT ge l ette rs over th e fl oor."
TU Mar ty, at Bell evue:- " Th e Mrs. E. o. Polzc l spec tat ors w ill th in k Vic is a ·suh because of his br ig- ht new socks."
Phone 218
Agent for Sunny side Green hou se Fa ll s City, Nebr.
Dr. R. D. Cole
Office ove r Variety Store Office Phone 33 71
DR •.R. L. SHELLHORN
Reside nce Pho ne fi
Offi l'e ov c·r Rex a ll Phone 31
PE R U. NEB R.
Coac h :-·'Vic 's getting- !'O _fat and slow we have put brig- ht socks on him in or oer to he able to
see hi m mo ve.
"Goach Jo hnso n, Jr. :" -"You didn't count that li ttle fe ll ow in the wh.i te su i t, did you?"
DROP IN
S.T1' 1DE
Prof esso r Delze ll of t hi s sc hoo l is \V hi l..- do wn town go to
pr es ide nt of th is associat ion, and hi s broth e r-in -la w, Pres i den t J. W Crab tr ee, of the State No rm al School of Ri ve r Fa ll s, Wis., was the pr incipa l speak£> r on t hi s occas ion. Profess or Cr ab tr ee , it wi ll be reme m be red. was at one ti.me the mu ch be lov ed pr es ident of th e Pe ru State Nor ma l.
for vo ur Barber Wo rk Cit an. All work l'irst cl ass Sl-cond do or from postoftil: c
t1ta1dqu ttrt f or Pianos & Victrol as SHEET MUSIC GASK ILL MUS IC COMPA NY
I CIT\', NEBS ASKA
One of th e p rin cipal events of. See the Displ ay : la st week , at least far as the P resi rl e nt Ha yes spo ke in Br or.k yo un ge r pupi Is of the Normal on S und ay eve n in g-, Nov Pmer 12. Sch oo l are concerned, was th e footat a ce lebratio n of thP adon tio n of bal l g am e betw ee n th e fi ft h and th e d r.v amen rlmPnt. Dr. and Mr il Hon se an d Mi!'s Gen ev i eve Gregg- fu r ni shed the music on· t hi s occasion.
Pr esident Hayes. Dean Rouse, Reg istr ar Ovr<l hol t. and Profe!'sors
si xth gra des of the model schoo l and the fifth and s ix th g l' ad es of the pub lic sc h oo l. Th e sr.0 re was 19 to 0 in favor of the public sc hoo l. Eschen berg was um pi re and P ewee Caru so Ca rt er, r eferee of the Don ate l1o Pott ery
Sonll' l hing nl'\\' an rl fi n t:
FI SHER BROS .
Lefler. Delzel l. Beck an d. Dr Hou se Dick Me is sn er wa s runnin g wild- Fo otba ll comments Hom en thus iwent to Li nco ln on Fr in ay to at · ly an open field for a tou c h· ast ic spectators not well inform£>d f==================; 1 te nd thP me Pting of th e Sc hool- do wn in a practice game. Coac h about th e game: m asters' C lub. anrl, inc id e nta ll y, whi s tlt> rl va inl y for him to stop , in At th e Omaha-P e ru game , ten to att e nrlt th £> Ka n!'as -N eh ra s ka order to pr e ve nt use le!'s wa ste of mi n utes before the fini s h, an footba ll game on Sa turrla y. 1 time, and fina lly i-ho uted in dis- e ld e rl y larl y asked exc it edly , SIMANTO N & Florists
Flowe rs fo r a ll
Phon e 95
FAllS CITY, '
Occa sions
I Sunda y m')rnin g, at ni ne o'clock, I gust, " Sto p, Meissner, stop ! Any "Who's ah ea rl now ?" th e No rma l Lnth era n Assoc i at ion Ifoo l ca n ru n when t he re's· nobody Another lady exc laim ed in anger, had a ou i et mee ti ng unrler the in front of hi m." Ten minutes "Why tha t O maha fellow move rl lea dershi p of Mi s;; Cllaney. Miss after Coac h. h imse lf, marie just that bal) two i nch es atfer the pla y Am end e wi II lead ou r !'ervices s uc h a sp ec ta cular run under id e n- sto ppe d. " The sa me lady wonde rs next Sund ay. We ar e C' er tain that ti ca l circum sta nces , anr! "Doc " why Mar ty pla ys so fa r b ac k when
these ea rly mo rn in g- m eet ings wi ll' Owens shouted, "S t. op Coa c h, any the oppon ents have the ball. be an ins piration to a ll Luth e ran s body can r un when th ere 's n obo dy , [Sc hneider sa ys i t's beca use MarLy '----- ---1 ; who att e nrl. in fron t of h im!" : is a fr a id of getti ng- h urt.] I •
Peru Captures Two More Scalps. a business meeting was held for Y. M. C. A. CContlnuod trom First Patre.> the purpose of all ow ing bill s. Fi ve of our Y. M. C. A. menattempts, from touchdowns · During th e eve ning Mi ss Harr- Black, K elley , F. L eger , S. Leger
Th ese two games have sh own ington wa!l introduced as the n ew and Spacht, attended th e Student that Peru's backs have greatly Philomathean advi se r. She h as Vo lu nteer Co nv ent i on of Nebraska impr oved in carry in g th e ball and already begun to prove her fitQess at Cotner November 10, 11, and pi ck in g holes. for that po s ition. We welcome 12. Over a· hundred d elegates
president of th e physical scienc e section of th e State T eachers ' Associat i on Thi s honor to Profess or Hoyt is cf'rtainly we ll placed, f or no memb er of that section of of our assoc i at i on has been more vitall y in tereste d in its sucOmaha, altho de feated 48 to 0, her and at th e same time fe el ex - from th e Nebraska we re in cess. has lea rn ed to play t he bigger treme regret over the r es ignation attendance. Some of the best On account of a steam pip e be in g ga me of football. Peru has not of Mi ss Bowen. "Wonderful speakers on fo r eign mi ss i ons known broken, chapel was suspended on played a better bunch of lose rs this woma n," "mO<re id eas than any were among the on es who addressed Wednesday. y ea r. Lineup. seve n of us"' "Phil o's great th e de lega t es. The ope ning sesn· /· ================.
Again st Be ll ev ue Aga in st Omaha. friend ,' a re so me of the declara - sio n of the convention was gi ve The Goal is at The Jones le. Jon es tions often made concerni ng her by to the Gospe l team conference on Be ll lt. Bell committees with wh om s he work ed. F ri day aft e rnoon Mr Worthley
. H. Smith lg. H. Smith "d d d d d h r1 Schneider c. Schn e id er pres 1 e an con u cte t e evoW. Emmert rg. w. Emm er t The Girls' Glee Club Chapel Recital. ti onal s, after w hi ch he anno un ced
Avenue Grocery
Spac ht rt. Spac ht A genuine a nd not a burl esq ue Gosp el Tea m wor k would be con · L eger re . L eger " hum an ich ord ," as the in strume nt si dered under four h eads : The Lee set for ma s terly con trol by a skiiJ- I Make -Up,-t he Motive, the Malter, Han ey, c. fb. Han ey ful a rti st, was the Girl s' Glt:'e and th e Message of the T ea m. The Ca ld wel l I h. Owen:> Club, whi ch appeared in a short 1 sub j ects w ere discu ssed at length W he n you want so m et hing ' good to eat. App l es g- rap e3, Bananas Gr ape Fruit, Orang es , M eats, Pickles, Bre ad and Cook i es. Confect ionery School Supplies
S ub st itutes at Bel le vu e: Sand - but varied and highl y arti s tic by various Y. M. C. A. leaders of Phone 73 berg for Ca ld we ll; B. Emmert for recital at chapel recen tly The th e state Th e res t of the time
L. Smith. Referee , Charlesworth, firts number, a lyr ic waltz by J. was gi ve n ove r to missio nar y w ork um p ir e, Ha sce l. A. Parker, was s ung with deli g ht of which space will permit onl y a
Subs titutes at Pe ru: B. E m· ful sw ing and fr eedo m, th e so lo bri ef outline Dr. J. H. Nichol of mert for Owens; Lon g for L. 1 parts taken by the low \'Oices being Sy ria spoke on "America's ReHnn t f or W. Emmert; espec iall y pleasing in the ir ri ch -llatio n ship to the world," a nd fo r·Leger. Refer ee, Graham; Iness and color. The •leli cacy and poi n ted out th at ou r influe n ce was unp1re , Pa lme r; head linesman, suppressea feeling in the second for go od and bad Some of the ques· Cowel l. i numbeJ, Me ndel sso hn's love ly old tions aske d by the h ea th en are , Ph'! h S ballad, "I Would That Mv Lov e, •· l " Wh y flo you Ch ristian nations 1 omat ea n octety. . h . . . d 1 - ?" "W h d w1t 1ts exqu1s1te h armon i ous a nd se n us 1quor. y o yo u Th e program at Philo meeting charming sentiment, were its fight among Hi s
Vacation on Thanksgiving Oa)" Only! Sure Hard Luck!
But flow e rs ho me (t his is tht' hig emu •n rnpnrh ) to warm the ir ht"crltS.
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST NEBRASKA CITY NEBRASKA was very interesti ng and reflected most satisfy ing feature s. Th at po inted ques tion was ' 'Ca n we cr edi _t Hazel Frye, who had the I most beautifu l of Engli sh ly ri c IChri sti an i ze the world and n ot be me et mg charge. -,:·:=- ,Ipoems, Tenny son' s "Bugle Song," ike ourselv es? " Dr. H urd
' Th e Phil o Octette sa ng Don Ise t to Ha tton's sugges tive mu s ic of lnd1 a gave a wonderful message 1 You Cry, Mah Honey " in a very proved a s tirring a nd dram atic on "'The S tu dent a nd the Wo rld I c ha r ming ma nn er. . Mr. Se lement Inumb er Every nu a nce of mood / Ch all enge." M i as Ber th a Lah cock ; gave a cornet Red1 and col or in the rich and varied Ibrat out so me n;ma rk ab le id eas in as accompamst. wh1ch wa!J i li nes of the poem was su btl y por- regard to "The Li v in g Ch ri st in I en]oved by. a ll. Eunice E dwards / tt·ayed in its re ndition by the clu b. 1 Lat in America." Lik ew ise IV1 iss 1 a rev1:w of the li fe and writ- The e ntire concert was marked by IRuth Paxson of China opened the 1 111 gs of Richard Harding Da vi s, th e tru e -art ist ic finish which is eyes of her hearers in r egard to the 1 With espec ial menti on of th e play c haracter ist ic of a ll of D octor 1 cond iti ons of Asia. No ' to be prese n ted, "'Mi ss Civ iliza-House's r ec ital s. one see med to tir e of the se messti n " Th. I 0 · IS Pay wa s we ll g iven. ages brot to th em fr om the h Pa rt of May St1tt had th e leading gi rl 's Y. W. C. A. the foreig r, wor ld. Any del e crat P TLh e _burgl_a rs were Paul , Mi ss Hetti e Evan s ta lk ed to the wi ll be g lac.J to tell you furt he; of omas, ou 1s W1rth and Ho me I 1 th · S h k . r Y. W .C A. g irl s Sunday after- e com·en t10n at your re quest Be welnt er. Th e poli ceme n were ln oo n, N ove mber 19, on Es tes Par k' S. M. Leg er led Y. M. C.· I rant ey Cope nha ver Ch 1 S A. p 1 . L . ' ares I Memones. Mi ss Evans was a unday af ter noo n, Novemher 1 9. 1
a d ee S mith. A rthur B. e ll delegate to th e Y. W. C. A. con -I H is t. op ic wa s ', Fellowsh ip ." Re- ,' su sta me th e heavy l"ul e of · · · · rh vent1 on held there la st sum mer an d POl ts we re also g1 ven by the va rma n. e p lay had to do with the h d · . · d 1 t f b s e esc nb ed 111 a ve ry v ivi d l lous e eg-at es to the convent i on v1s1 o ur g lars to th e hum e of 1 k AI . G d" · manner her ex perie n ces and the /s po en of ahove. 1ce ar 1ner.. Ibe nefit she o btain ed from thi s con - AI · N At the conclus1on of the prog- ram t" W 1 1 umnt otes v_e n 1on. e 10pe a large de lega- L ouis Chard '1 6, spent Sat urd ay t 10n of our g irl s may r ep r esent I in Pe ru
WE CLEAN
Pe ru Y. W. C. A. next sum- , C I." w· ' . . ' d_,·t·. al - me r. · · van m slow 14. has made • tt' r· n11rlr·e1H1r r h cn lr larlrt" s' n nd •rent the U. of N. debaLincr t C I · · ,... · Wh o says ou r y w c A · 't 1 • "' earn ont·rnl'n l' lothr ng of every · · '· · ISO ; gratulations, Ivan \Ve : rl ><o l'l t.:an, re pa ir nnrl :rltt•r fur>< - awake? Watch us a nd you Miss Lou i se W . , I will see that we are a nx 1 ·ous to Mears. A. M rngs. c c:r rpet SII I!d cn rta in !'. j 12 h \\' h pr opag-at e ,. ever-y goo d plan, a nd to j aut _o r of "Hil l" of PPru , '' ' t.: 11\"e n rlep :rrtmC'nL for· the cka nin g :rnd r<'hloeking of Ind. relegate to o blivion every· plan of $21).' in a "Thrift that does n't do the work. contest tn Milwauke e .. and gentlemen's lrnts . \Ve W 1 M United we stanci ,· divl·dccl- I S. w 1_ere iss Mean; is an inr et •lrn charges on all s hipml'nt s. t DRESH that's something we don 't sta nd s ru ?to r m geography in lhe Wis-, for. Organized effort means consm Sta te Nor ma l. 2 2 I 1 · 1 7 FA I< N A M ST ., 0YIA11A NE lli< su ccess. That is why our Y. W. l Physical Sci e nce Section. C. A. is going to be suc h a success. w F' '. H oyt of P eru wa:; eleete d !
Your Uncle
says footb all is ab out over wit h and so you'd better £" et ycu a pair of those Suer ion Sole "Jim .'' Sh oes and get reaey for i nd oo r work.
High Grade
If you can't he at the o ld h 0 me PI ace Thanksgivin g se nd a new photo of you r self, -it \\ill bring cheer to hnm e -keeping hearts - 0H ave it made to - day
E. J. NEWMAN Pend d' Oreille Studio Phon e 56 Peru , Ne br
H. U. Landolt
FINAL, · GAMG
Thanksgiving Day,2:30, Cotner Uni. vs. Peru
Peru has won from Grand Island, Tarkio, Bell evue, Omaha University, Doane and Kearney, -<and tied Wesleyan Uni ver!'\it_v.
Lotner ha!"i a fa st and tettm, with a qua•·ter back called a "dem on" by the Cotnerites. Peru has one uf the in he•· hi s tor y, with a q ua ... terback (Crai g) called an Angel b_v the Peruvic:tns.
One of the best games pJc:tyed on the home expected.
Admission Budget Ticket Or 50 Gents,
KEA RNEY HAS BEEN DESTROYED!
Peru Evens Old Scores by_Defeating Her Rival 20 to 6
How did they do it? Wh y the
Boys Accorded a Generous Reception on Return fr om Kearne y
The n ext m os t imp orta nt event t ea m cou ldn't he lp t ea ring them to of th e wee k, af te r th e winnin g of pi e ces with Pr of. Sm ith' s band the Pe ru-K e arn ey g am e, wa s th e pu t ting the old Peru sp ir it and 1 r ec epti on te n"d eretl o nr boys upon "pe p" into th e m! Kearn ey fought It heir arri va l in Pe ru. Th ey were g ame ly, but to no avail. Battered m et at the tra in by ahout 4 00 a nd bruised, wh e nt he final whistl e :r oote rs, in cluding th e "Kid Band'' blew th e Antelopes re treated fr om Iun de r the leade rs hi p of Ver ne th e fi eld acknowledging the supe r· Ch ate lain, t he No rm al Ba nd havin g iority of the P er u eleven. And go ne with th e fo ot bal l tea m to thi s is how the Blue and White Ke arn e y. Foll o wing this they warri o rs did it: were ente rtain ed by Mi ss Cleland Kearn ey won the toss and chose an d th e Mou nt Ve rnon gi rls at to defend the west goa l so Captain j th e ir te mporary home at the dorm · Haney kicked off. Kearney's I it ory. The halls , pa r lo r, a nd tac kle fu mbled the ball and "Doc"
1 music room were de cor ated withOw ens po unced on it on Kear ney's palms and fe rn s and a pr ofu sion of thirty- fiv e ya rd line. Th e very I pe nnan ts , an d loo ked ve ry in vit ing fir st attempt thr u Kearney's lin e j -iffE 'indeed. A ft er an add r ess by Capn et ted six yards. Cr a ig was im1
I ta in "T ige " Haney , on "H ow We pa rtial , so first one back and then ; 7Z
i Won th e Ga m e," anrl r espons es by an o th er tore thru the li ne, trailing ;- me mbrs of the team , a uhort be hind him a scattered debr is of I I pr og r am wfl s fu rni shed by the str uggling men. It took just seve n!
1 g ir ls Re fr e1: hrn enls were th en pla ys to put t.he ball on Kearney's i
We ar e littl e Purita ns ;
l se rv ed, a nd af te r an ho ur of so cial thr ee yard mark. Th e Antelopes j We 'v e co me f rom fa r away. ;pleas ur e, th e ligh ts w hi ch lined up, to ho ld Peru I We w ant ed mu ch to visit you I m ea nt th at t he bo.vs m us t take for do wn s, but on the ne xt play Upo n Th an ksg ivin h' Day. ' thei r depart ur e. a mid the ye ll s of "Doc" crossed the g oal line and I Tni s is th e wa y we we nt to c hur c h, "The team " a nd "T he band , " anct was downed five yard s beyond. We nt to chur ch went to c hnr c h, Ia co mpli me n tarv " 15 rah s" for fhe watchful r efer ee saw a slig ht / 1 Thi s is the way we we nL to everybody conc e rn e d. But thL foul co mmitte d, so Pe ru was pen- , ln th e o ld Co lo nial days 'most pl eas ura ble fe atnr e of thtali ze d five yards. Be ll, on a tackl e· (l'onlinll<'< l 0 11 L a>Jl l' :'l!fO. J aro und play, sma shed t he I pu nt ed o ut, b1,1 t thP. ba ll hi t the line but fumbled th e ba ll and gr ou nd. 1 .__ , Kearney fell on it. Kea rn ey T t1e seco nd q uar te r was a ll ; d C · 'Th e P · ' -, l 1 '\. to ra1g. eruvlans 1 Peru's. Kea rn ey made a f ew good 1 t J agam resumed th e 1r ma r ch up the Igain s on s pli t· bn ck:: , bu t were he ld , \ '- ·""'--· field and fiv e minut es be fore the for War eham and I 1 initial quarter end ed " Ti ge " div ed w 1t.h t he K ea rn ey men wa it in g for I over tne pi le of s tru gg ling pla ye rs th e ba ll to sto p r ol ling , Lee Sm ith ' _..'.:.r':-, for the fir st touc hd o wn. C rai g I (C(Jnt lnu l.' d on L:tst l 'ag<'.) I l
THE PERU NORMALITE
Entered at t he Postoffice at Peru, Ne ·
bras lta as second-c la ss matt er.
Publl sht Week ly by th e Peru St at e No cm nl
75 cts. per year. Single copy 5 cts.
HOWARD SMITH - Editor
A. LEW IS TYLER -Assoc iat e Ed itor
GLENN 0. KELLEY
Busine ss and Sub sc ript ion Ma nage r
DEPARTMENT EDITO US
Nona Pa lmer, Alumni
Eos Brown Phil o mathean
"N. S. N. S." h as be hi nrl her a half\ century of expe rience and growth and success She is a chi lei no longer We are proud to know that our school is offe ri ng co ll ege work , giving co ll ege degrees , indeed all and more th an could be expected of a fi r st r ate
Ye s, let us not forget, 10 o ur thanksgiving, what we owe to Peru -the greatest Nebraska Normal School.
Marie Mcintyre Eve rett Are n't yo n glad that you do n't
Fr3:nk X· :\1 1 ?
Elste Wtlburn · Y. \\ .C. A. li ve in th e g oo d old Puritan days
Loui s Worth , N.C A. Haven't we of th is rush i ng Twen· i
Bryan Emmer t, A b
Miss Bowen . Must c tie th Cent ury got , heaps to e
· Ros ali e Ko hn Hum or t hankfu l for? The se ason see ms to
Mrs Ne lli e i\l Smi t n, Loc;,J f
Jack All srnan ",\lin crva" in s till wit!·.in us on e hug-e vat o
Alice Forman h kf 1 · ,... , exhuberar.ce t an u ness
Mary Clary ' • • 0 • k
Ros ali ne Kohn fum ors timism and what not. ur Than s
Ge rtrud e Clift on !>oph n mores t . . arked contrast I
Loy Ha cl< er Pn:l' hnwn gtvmg sptrl IS 10 m
Vivian Bi sh11p School to the purita n istic New England I
d j Sp•·ctals nnrl I . h . I' d t th I
our Better Glothcs
Come up and take a look at our new Suits and Ove r coats.
Examine t he Fabri cs-n ote the style worked into the ga r ments.
You'll cer t ain ly l ike our "Better Clothes''you 'II like our prices too!
A large assortment of Mackinaws, Sweat ers, Shirts and al l other furnishings.
Cleveland Stores?
N EBRASKA CITY
t :llttc A ce 1 Pn·para tori cs tra it whtc me tne .o .e vtew i\Ir. Pa lmer Sci ence Club that so urn ess is a mark of virlu e, Pruf F. M. GreJ?g-A rl and that th ose wh o laugh too = are not s ufficient ly chaste ned by We believe that we all find
Best Than ksgiv i ng wi shes! adv ers ity If advers ity does giving homa ge to. those mte n, that is abo ut the on ly good it div. idual s who do the dt s agre e abl e
When our nomad ic editor gets back 1 d tl does acco mpli s h. To cheri sh what thmgs generous Y an swe e Y
A sanely "balanced" pa per we' II 1 h is hard for the sake of hard n ess, tho se fo rt un ate peop e w o arP. arnot la ck. 1 L h
plight.
But cheer up! Next all right,
The bewi ldered staff' s in an awful seem s to us now not to be a mark ti s tically' j oy fu et us of s tre ngth but of fo olis hness. And highly resolve, th e 'l, at thts time it'l l be yet, we suppose those natu r es Thanksgiving seas on, o ur N.ew which are in s tinctive ly glad and Eng land forefather s dtd not live
If that ca pri c iou s Edi to r Smith open-whi ch ge ts bac k! j oy -ge t ti n, thanksliving,
find joy- giv i ng and in vai n, and let us he re and now , t hanks p:iving and resolve to give Glumn ess o ne g rand ! all easy-wou ld be chase into the so mber Seve nteenth I
For the pa st century or so it ha s re gard ed with _fr o wning b ee n th e hnbi t of p eop le in o ur by th e Pil g rim forefa thers to wh om cou ntr y tu ge t se nt i mental al ong wa s a sign· of goodn ess toward the end of No ve mh er and to Yes , the old da ys wh en igno r anee
century and igve to Goodn e ss and · Op timi sm one gra nd shnw in this I e nli g hten ed T we ntie th ce ntury. Ke lly. ' co unt th e ir many bl ess ings." was con s id e red proo f of god H eard in Botany Class Thi s custom is to be co mm e nd ed, Iw isrl om of ungo cllin e!:'s ar e Pro ff' ssor Ha m;o n .- We like to even th o a pess imist now and then de ad. And the days wh en Jo yous- thin k t ha t we hav e to ge t away i has to re mark that folk s ar e thank- and lightheartedn ess wer e from to fine! som e thing ful for one day curse the mi s judge d for flippancy and li g ht -in te ret si ng and so we r ea d novels [ weath er th e r es t of th e year hea rledness-th ey t oo are happily or go to the movi e s. Now le t' s Howeve r, we mu st not cry ou t Igone. But we wond er g et. so me rea l PIP. as ur e out of to- I ag ain st tr a di t ion. So if o th ers 1 if t hose Pun tan fore - cla y's lesso n. .l nst for get you r se lf I ar e ta kin g the ir prospe rity in vo ic e, Ifath ers ha ve n't tain ted nur mod e rn ancl gpt ri ght in to thi s ste m!
we 'd ju st as we ll fa ll in line and thinking alth o th ey ha ve le ft us Mi ss Hu !> l or .- Wh ere rli d yo u be as incon spi cuous as po ss ibl e.J 1 years agon e. W, e can recall at ;;ay yo u were pr incipal la st yea r, And we Pe ruvian s need not go ve ry random on e s tu df'nt who find s all Mr. Ke ll e y'!
far to find a hos t of fa vo rs to be, her rlutt es pl eas ures : life is all I( II
thankful for: Our country's pros· f es tival and than ksgivin g to he r.
1
peri ty and pea ce , our s tat e's rece nt 1 An oth er, we ca n mo rn eas il y reca ll. ! Ol
nn won der I
oats
refo rm , o ur fo otball victories, th e I fi nds th e sa me ta s k.;; burd ens and b . t 1 • · you are an expert o tan ts . vi g or ous autumn, a public con -, pr ob lems; l ife is one co ntinu ed
CITY, N
THE QU ALI TY STO RE sc ie nce sa nely se ns itive to so cial t hankl ess living to he r. lf both do 1 Two Ford Jokes I wron g- but we sha ll not eve n try th P. ass ig ned work ·we ll. hot h rl e· l Why d oes the 1917 F'o rrl make, B 1 Every t hing Marked in Pl a in Figure!' to name th em n il , for th ey are se rve co m me nd at ion; but if we! le ss no ise tha nth e 191 6? ecause \ leg io n. But mos t of all, pe rh aps ,. I arlmir e th e la t ter or hRr persistencE' th ey h ave t ake n the br a ss band ' let us call to mi nd that we wh o in workin g at a di sag re eabiP. task. I the fr ont. "Let us e at, drink a nd be me rr y; att e nd th e Peru Norma l Schoo l in we mu st ma rv d at th e di sposition Wh y is a F'o rd lik E' a srh ool 1for tomo rro w we d ie," is the thi s ye ar 191 6 are th e sons and of th e form er which transfo rm s th elr nom? Bt< cause it h as a cra nk in mot to of tho se who Ji ve in th e dau g hters of a seho ul full -gro wn. sadd est d irges int o th ankful so ngs. \ front. a nd li t tl e nut s all aro und. Paradi se of Fools
THE CASH STORE
Offe rs yo u th e best both in Dry G0ods ana Groce ri es. Good shoes a sr ecialty.
ACCOUNT S, NO LO S SES, HENCE LO W PR I CES
These verses were found oeoupying a very prom in ent place on our abse nt editor's desk We infer, therefore, that they are his favorites. so we insert them, hoping that it wi ll be pleasing in bi s sight:
"May I print a kiss on yo ur li ps?', I sa id ; She n od ded h er sweet permission. So we went to press and I rather gUP.SS
We printed a large edition. "Bu t one edi ti on is hardly enuf," She said wi th charming pout; So again in the press the fo rm was put
And we $rOt a few "ex tr as" out.
Some Ch oice P ieces of French Ivory for Christmas Presents Ht the
N. S. N. S. Store
V E. Ch a telain, THE STORE OF SE RV I CE
N. S. HARAJIAN
A. B IJ D. Graduate of Ch icago College Dental Sllr&eon RE S! DE:'-lT DEN TI ST Office ove r Fay Brlkcry
''Be your o rd ers gr eat or s mall Phone or bring th em one and all" TO
Mrs. E. 0. Polzel Phone 218 Agent for Greenhouse Fal!s Ci ty, Nebr.
Dr . R. D. Cole Dentist
Office over Variety Store tl ffice Phone33 71
OR H. L. SHELLHORN
Re:-: ic!e nce Phone fi Office ovP r Rt:'xall Store Ph o ne 3l •'ERU, NEAR.
Plenty of Flowers for THANKSGIVING
Citizens State Bank
.LOCALS
We are th is year handling the A. M. Davis Co QUALITY ' Iine of Christmas Cards and Folders You can know th at the card\ you send is correct if you if yo u choose from this line. Come and See.
Le.na .Harrington, whose h ome I
Wat ch the JOke co lum n nPxt week. ts 10 Mtchtgan, came to us di r ectly 1
Get t he elus i ve 'I ba n k5giving from Columbia University Sh e is spir it at Phi lo, Friday, December thnr ol.v e ouippe d f or her work and 1. is giving us Columbia's best idea s
"L et us come before Him w ith thanksgiving, and make a joy ful noise unto Him with psalms."
H. C. Ho use spoke on " Th e Villag e Festival" at the meeting of the Federation of Mu s ir.al Clu bs which conven ed in Lin col n last ::>aturday.
Mi ss Mamie R. Mutz, ou r art teacher, retu rne d from L inco ln last She· had a s light op pr a-1 tion performed at one of the hospita ls there.
Pr ofesso r Wil so n' s favorite gamP in teaching . Her great charm lies c9ck is not expec ted to live long in her pleasing per so nality. AtWe understand th at he is n ow go- ways sweet and sympat het ic, Miss i ng to be able to have chicke n for Ha rrington is an in sp irati on to every o ne. We are ind eed fortunate his Turkey-oay dinn er
Paul Ki ud at dinn er pass in g platter of boi lt!d tung bark of and around Mi ss E lli s.- You do n't get any of this; if yo u get any more the .r est of us can't get a word \n edgewise.
A number of the members of th e
to have her with us.
Things I Am T ha nkful F or.
Mi ss Rulon: Tha t A. Ray Scott did not return this yea r. San db erg : For the mu sic of my bell ( Bell e).
Spacht: T hat Nell ie Kelly went faculty a nd s t. urle n ts went to Ne - to Kearney. bra sk a City last Monday even i ng Mrs . Ne llie Smith: For the to hear the op ra, " .Aida" T hey r ight of free spe,.,ch. returned by train the same Cha t elain : That the l:a le evenin g. . I Jf Fo r ds is not pro hibited by law.
On last TuPs lay Miss Cie la ncl. Do rm Girls: That the pr ice of the dean of womPn. gave the girl.- C racktn; (alias ginger of the Normal Scnon l a •nMt in- -n aJJS) has not gone up. teresting tal k on her vi s it to thi- Bobby Cl ela nd: the meaL Island of Cu r aean. which i::; situat- is wug-h th at the g irl s C'an 't eat
ed off the coast of Ve rwzuela. 1 t.
Pr of. and 1<' C J rll n c1me Professor Wil so n: That Pr esi -
We' ll treat you right. Fitst class \\'Ork Kll'<GSOLVER & COWELL \\ ES r:-;J DE IIA I{ H El< Sll 0 P" \Vhil<" down town 1!.0 to CHASE'S for your Barbt·r
SHEET MUSIC GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY I NEBRASKA CITY, NEBSASI<A
1 Fine Line of Cut Glass :\ l!<o tiH' 1H'W and :\n,·cl \\' :t rt·. \'ou 11111:<L "''"' i1 111 :tp p n·11:-: IH·:tuty.
down from Lineuln la ;:;t Monda y dent Wils on was to see Mrs IPan's sistt> r. Or That Professor Dori s Han coc k. whn iff at t he Greg!! has "ob li viate hospital. Upon th ei r r eturn they the matt er fr om you r cot Lex" fo r Dr. H. (';. HPuse a song retook Miss Haneock home with ·'forget i t." cital as the ope ning number of the leC'IUre course at Co leridg-e on Noth e m. I Kearney: That Peru cfidn't heat vemher 24. Or. Claucie L ew is' ot Last Mond ay tht> F:pi scnpal Gu il d ! them any Co un ci I RlnfTs play ed thr> a( eompanwas honored b.v the pr e,.;e ncc of t ht I Ruth Rdfenn: That· tho my im Pn1 Rov 13. Hull 'If). is suRev. W. A. Mu lli gan who eo n- nan d is hurt I l'an s till have a Ch at. peri r1 t encle nt at l;lpcted serv i ces for the Gui ld that I Campus fountain: Tnat NP!Jras - "\., eve n ing, and also h eld th e ce le- ka has go ne dry. e I ' bi:Iltio n of the ho ly communion at ThP Team: T ha t th e "g-nd of 1.._ _ the fo ll owi ng mo rning. war" favo re ci us. j ""--- =:;:::7 Ar ran gements hav e hee n m arie f or Frank Lege r: Tha t th e.v didn't / "'--" secur i ng a mini ster to ho ld Guild print my name below that drawir ,g. :\: '\,\ services at least twice a month The Staff: That Miss Wilkinson ', itl' hereafter. · is su ch ·a capable artist. , y--- ,
Ke arney H as Bee n Des troye d! (Continued from F irst Page.)
Bell, lt Meiss ner , lg Schneider, c.
W. Emmert, rg.
H. Smith, rt. L eger, re.
L. Smith , rh. Owens, lh.
j comes t hru exper i ence and it was
Itoo late when kn ow le dge came to he r.
But you'll pay, too. H er memcore.
o ry w il l never fad e.
ill Now thruout the turkey season, Thruo ut the years cons cience w while 1 lie and ga sp and
gnaw at your heart arid on the day of judge ment the m aste r wi II
And th at fat Goose, never fl i tting , lik e a nightmare still is sitting On me, all the night emitting words that thrill my bosom 's swooped it up and made a sensationa l n in ety yard run thru a broke n fie ld for th e seco nd touc hdown. Haney kick ed goal. Kearn ey ki cked off to Emm e rt who r eturned the ba ll to the middle of the field. Th e ba ll see -sawed back
and forth for a f ew minu tes, but Peru soon put the ball on the Antelope's forty yard li ne. On a wide en d run S mi th again br oke loose f or a pr et ty run ·and a touchdown. Score, fir st half, Pe ru 20, Kearney 0.
H aney, capta in , fb. avenge.
Substitutes-B. Emmert for Ow- Y ou can't replace-you can 't ens , Hunt for Meissner : retrace -you ca n't e ra se the past.
Peru plays the fast Cotner Uni- You cannot expi atf' vers i ty t am on Thank sg ivin g Day. 1 Plan as you will , ri!"e as you Everybody come out anti see th e Im ay , climb as high as ambition
Peru team play it's la st game t f) -/ can driv e you, peace can never be gether and wind up a successful •yo ur lot.
With a 20-point lead the Peru seaso n by defeating Cot ner. And one suprE-me t orture awaits team bE-gan to slow up from the H onored Per u' sV sc toriou sT enm l ookdiknto theh fac es sw ift pace it had set for Kear ney o yo ur c 1 ren an now t at you d <Conti nu ed fr om FII'S t Page.) an as a result the seco nd ha lf wa s i are unworthy of th e ir r es pect.much m ore even ly contested D ur- who le occaslOn ,_ the gi r ls at H erbe rt Kaufm an i ng the th i rd quarter both teams least, wa s th e s mgrng of t he boys ' res orted t? s traight football with upon th ei r All all, I Th an ksgiving Goose. varying -success. - For ." mi xe r s" a the e nte rta i nm e nt was four- [Apologies to Poe ] few forward passes were tried Lv squar e ."
Once it happ ened, l 'd bE-e n din i ng, both teams but were always in tc;- w·h t-E _M_.__ K I on my co uc h I slept r ecli ning a very an nows cepted by the oppos ing players. A.
And awoke w1th moo nl1ght shmmg fumbled punt in th e fourth quarter Th e re is a word at wh ich all tru e I brightly on my bedro om fl o or gave K ea rn ey th e baJ.I on Pt!ru' s men st rike for the sa nctity of : It was in the cr i c; p Novembertwenty - five yard lin e. On split- m othe rh ood. I 'bva s Thank sgiving I r emembe r bucks the ba ll was carried to Every boy knows i ts impo rt anrl But I had no dying ember as P oe Peru 's five yard mark. It was rises in_ ar: ms at the I had: when near the door, "Chick'' Wareha m who carried til e And It IS a good thmg to have 1t Like a gast ronomic goblin just ball over on a wide end run and so. beside mv chamber door sco ,·ed the lone s ix f or Kearn ey The son who will not. batt le_ for I St oo d a bi rrl-ancl nothing more With the ball on Peru's thirty ya rrl the nam e he hears is a coward anrl A d I .d f I' r w . h a cad · n sa1 , or m no craven, 1 _ne ate am attempted a drop F · "Are you Edgar's f amous raven k1ck, but it was bl oc ked :-md 1 'rom youth the S k' h. ee 1ng as w1th 1m a haven -we re earned back to the mid d le of the understanrls th e holmess of wofield b v· J man' s virtue you !niXed up With Len ore" Y IC on es. Th e Peruv ian :< , · Th en the bird uprose and ftutt e red wo rked th e ba ll to within t hir ty It 1s an entail. a he ri tag-e, i m- 1 • • I . _, . h. anu th 1s se ntence strano-e he I of goal, and with PI egnate o 111 1s blood. uttE-r E- d. "' th 1r tysecond sr ema ining Cra io-at -l Every man knows what it isl ,,u L · , . "' h na ng enor€,' he m !ld lv mutter- tempted a drop kick. but the wind 1 w en a woman goes wr ong. , · E 1 ed, vo u ha ve seen me· once was too strong for success Th e verY man knows the unt1 mate b . ·. f 1 1 · t f h · et ore, ma Wll stle blew with the ball on I eos o er Si n. Is . Kea rn ey's five vard lin e. I Eve ry man knows the hopel ess- Pe n me on thi S gay Thanksgiving-
This is the first tim e Peru ha s ness of her tomorrow!'. , se en me su re ly onct- before b E 1 m the Go ose- and no th in g eaten Kearn ey in four years. The !.very man knows the s ham e and 1 game was s tubhornlv contPsterl clegrerlation of th P aftermat h; more. ' and clean ly fought. ·There were th e refore you cannot plead age nor Th en he cac kJ ,..d "Are you re adv" ; only se ven penalties du rin g th e ign orance in e xte nuadon of your and wi th m 1tion slow an' steady 1 wh ole game. Lee Smith , the fa st c ri me. St ra :ght the unon my bE-d: he right halfba ck starred for P !:' ru. If WE're old e nong-h to wrec k simpl _v gave a stitiPd roar For KE-a r ney , punting was i t's a life. you w ere nlcl eno•Jg h to And 1 <·ried, ''I'm a si n ne r -at a
wheeze; on Me he si ts until my reason no thin g surely can re store , While that Goose croaks, "Eat no more!''
-Arr. by K.
The Goal is at The Avenue Grocery
When you want so me thing g ood to eat. Appl es, g-r ap es, Banan as Grape Fruit, Oran g es, Meats , Pi ck les , Bread and Cookies
Confectionery Scho ol Suppli es
Phone 73 H. U. Landolt
Vacation on Thanksgiving Day Only! Sure Har cJ
But sencl sC>mC fl o wer!' home (t hi s is the big 1 hem urn month ) to warm--t he ir
G. E. BERTHOLD
THE F LORIST NEE.RASI<A CITY , NEBRASKA
Wood war ds
So except ion;:.lly <.l iffer,·nt. So delightfully del ic i"u!" 1:- u rni sh a nev e t· fol' f.!. Olten treat t< Ch ocolate love r!' Woodwards
- Gin·s a new m ea ning to the 1 t, Hn out nf the onlin rt ;·_:.·· g ift Woodwaras
Afte r the E wilj likt tht'ml
Milstead's Toggery
main feature. Jones as r orced to realiz e the diref .d shooting match I wa,; win ner 1 punt on ly four tim es fnr Peru and for th e girl. 'Tis a rr..-..m' ry of my din ne r. wh ich ' • -= ........:........: _ __} only once wa s K ea rn ey in s id e of I When you wrPck ed her life you 1 ate at half- past four, Peru's twenty - five yard lin e. could n ot for one i nst<mt dismiss Go os e w ith sage a nd 1 Linee-un: the picture of her punishment. I o n10ns. wh1 ch [ ale al half-past Jones, le. I You are uncl ea n. defil E- d, a cur four." 1 ==============:=- 1 ancl a sneak. Croak ed he h oarse ly, ''Eat no
WE ClEAN, fl r e "· And YE-t you wear the badg-e of more!" dyt'. and dare to hole! ' 'G ' j ll-r nu cl rcp:11r ho1h l:u li,·s' :rnd vent : oo!"e ,' 1 <hri eked out. ''l eave I ,.. · you r head h1gh in a dece nt com -h 1 1 l'llll'll s ,. rk'-'cription I o , •'a ve n1e. \\' 1 1 · · mumtv d , easoccan.rt·pairand ;rlt,.1• f 11 ,.,_ 1 ·, '' ,- ) llU ()11 t mean to g rieve I · 1 Yon re:> a an · t rug-s.• t'llrt:tin" 'I • In er-me j \V 1 · · ope r 111 hon orable SO <'iety y 0 , • h 1 c trl\·c a >'pl't'tal dt•p:lrtment for T . . · u ell e ea vy, Pease re pri ev e me 1 I I he s ta1n1son.v cw Tie • t lt' l'l'Hillll){ 1111d n·hlnckinu ot' hcl- , . . · · 1 -my mu st beo't r· l . , ,.. ' cantw1pe1tfromy,urco · Th t · • ICs :tncl _R"entll'Jn<' ll 's h:lls \V e nav IJ II . ' n:sclence. o on lght you ve br ot mt sor rn w I ,. . cJe must eX Ist-y our co n· I' f ' ret•.nl charge!' nn all s hipnwn t,.: cl SC ience com ort ,u re ly comes tom orrow
DRESHER e;:nds_lt. Sum,e rel ief fr om dupe l'cl 22 11 -17 PA I<NA !\1 ST.. ere IS mer cy for her, but God I from myd oc tor' samplestu re" Wi ll never hear yo ur prayers. I Qu oth that goh l in •. · 0\ll i\IIA. She was reck less Caut i o'n onl y more !" ' Eat no /
CHRISTMAS 1916 Yo nr <:m1 buy anything you c an gin.: tn em exc·cpt ynu t· phot")!I'Hph
E.J. NEWMAN Pend d' Oreille Studio Phone 56 Peru, Nebr
VO LUME: XI.
FOOTBALL NUMBER
HE PERU NO MALITE
PE R U, NEBRASKA, DECEMBER 6, 19Hi.
YICTOI.IG US TEAM N A FE ED
Pl easa nt Time at K. P. Ha ll Last Friday Eve n ing
NU M BE R 9
UN IV ERSIT Y IS SWAMPED
Scra ppy Bull D ogs Defeated 38 to 0 by Peru.
La st Thu rsday a r eco rd breaking
On Fri day night at 8:30. th e I crowd saw Han ey 's t eam play its
Knights of P.v thias Pnterta in t'd the 1 las t ga me , defeating the scrappy fo ot ba ll sxua d at a nl:1nqu et in the I Cotner U niver s ity t eam 38 to 0. K. P. Parlors. in c ele hr ati1m of the l Peru had everything its own way close nf th e mo5t success ful 1 Iwith th e exception of the ini tia l a Pt>r u team has evP r h<1rl. Af te r 1 THE SQ U AD vuarter. Before the e nd of the first a bi g- !'Uppt:>r our j ov ial ha nk er. R. • 'V " indicates that th e player has played less than two games on the ; ha l f, h oweve r, Co ach Jo hnso n' s W. Ke ll y, t ook th e chair anr! fir st team; "L" ind ica t es t hat rhe pl a.ve r ha s played two or more ga m esl tighting mac hi ne got unde r way speec ht>s we r .i! in o rd e r. 1 on th f' fi r:-n team and crossed Cotner's goal line T. L. Fisher gav e a sho rt Sr a nding , lef t to r ight : Eschenburg, Fr ank Leg er , Cop· twice. Scor e first half, Peru, 17 , in g tal k on Pe ru 's football her oes enhav Pn. Hun t{ V). Sp en ce r Leger(L) Pa l me r (V) , L ee Smith,(L) Cotner, 0. and hi stnr.v of a fo rm er da.v. sur - Sch neid e r( L ). Craig( L ). Beii( L). H ane.v( L). Ca ldwe ll (L ), Selem e nt,. Fighting ha rd thru the sec ond chl!ared wi th hearty J[Oo c:l fe ll ow- ' Coac h Joh nso n Iha lf Co tn Pr vain lv played for a ship and. sou nd advice for fn o.t ball Kn ee ling-. left to i\lar Merle Lon g- , Cnsry , Earl br eak in the game to give it a players m gent' ral. He dep1cted 1Kirlc:l (V ), How a rd Sn1 :h(•.). 8mmer tlL), Bryan E mmelt(L ),I chancPto score. Forw a rd th e gam e nf f oo t ball a :' one of th e!s an dberg( L), Jon,•,( L). [Pict ur es of Spacht and Alls ma n, work ed time after ti me and the in valuab le agen ts of de ve lop ment I bot h le tter me n, weTe n ot pr ec urerl ] !Pe rn barks had no diffi,.:ulty in a nd recalled ma ny ple al'an t pe r- · - 1 ma k ing first clowns. Pern wa s so nal as;;ociHtions. prob lems co n front i ng him With i are a few s tartlin g fnrr Pd to runt only three times.
Coach John so n re s ponrl ed wit h a i only t wo of last year's l in e men! Cap ta in Han ey 's team ha u p layed Roth tPa•n<; playe•l cl e an, fast, foot eulogy of hi s team, say i ng- that a! bac k in sc hool , th e task of maki n g- I more ga m es, pil ed up a JargPr hal l hu t Co tn er lack ed the punch m 'l r keil ah se nce of ealo usy a nd 1a fo r ward de fe nse capable of · holrJ - Iscn re a ncl held its opp one nts to a of th e Norma lit es. In the las t "c ra bb 1ng" ha,; ty ri li ed the team 1 d lower score tha n any other Peru pe ri od PPnl forr.ecl the s co re up to • • 1ng 1ts h eav ier oppon e nts res te I · all the way thru , and tnat t h1s sea - 1 te!l'm ha s done. It ha s lost one a .t otal of 38 nomts. son ha been br i mful of ge nui ne on hi s shou lde r!'. A wealth ou t of nine; on ly three teams I Jon ec: Em me r t, Sandpl l:'a:> ure fur him;-;elf we ll a::;. hi s uf b ar kfidd men ap pea,red J have c ro ss ed i ts goal l in e for a I berg, Haney and Cr aig starred for players. Toasts were al,;o g1ven and With came the em total of th r ee po ints w hi le the IPeru. by E. E. Good, Capta in Haney , Iof deve lo pi ng backs 0 : suffic ie nt Normal it es have ta llied 14 8 poi nt s Th is l!::lme sho werl the real metPr es irl ent H ayes, and ou r fr i end, \ spee? to sk. Jrt th e It has beat Omah a Uni., Kea rne.v, 'tie of t he Peru team when in conCol. T. J. Major s, all of whom 1 emy s Wing, and to np up their a nd the Cotn er Bulldogs hv a larg-1cliti on to play Not even Yor k we re heartil y applaud e d. /l ine. T he record. shows ! er marg in than ev er befor e, a nd Iwas able to b eat Cotner 38 points
After complime nt ary ch ee rs. the/ how we ll: he succe eded In ha s be n the first team in th e hi s- The on l.v regr etta bl e th ing ab out gJests de pa r ted, eac h congrat ul at- effo r t:-: of so l ut wn. has bu il t: t'lr .Y of Peru n ot onl y to defeat th is game is the fact that Haney, in g him se lf up on having bee n a up a li re that at a ll ti me;; ha s been : Grand Isla nrl, but also to hold the Crail!, B. Emm e mt, L ee Smith, mem ber of s uch a team, and hi s ab le to hold its ow n against heavi -fast Wes leyan Coyotes sco reless Spacht. Leger, W,. Emmert. sentiments being '-Rah for the 1er opp ments, and a tha t l ln view of these fact:; eve ry Schn eide r. H. Sm i th, Bell, and tea m! 'Rah fo r the co a ch! 'Rah , ha s b ee n the te rror of alt C' On te nd - canrlid pe r son must admit t ha t .Tone!' rlonned their blu e er seys for for the captain! and 'Rah r'o r t he I i ng teams and ha s evrr hec n exce ll ed Pe ru never had a team th e last ti me to fight for Old Peru. Knights uf Pythias. J 1 in the his tor y of th e school. How ca n th e remarkable Lineun.
Tw J nf the most pl ea sa nt fra - Pe ru just go ne thru one of of this brilliant t eam lie accounted / Peru Cotne r. tures of th e e ntire sea so n hav e the harde st sc heci ul es in yea rs and fo r? Why ha s she r isen from ,,Jones lt. Ha yes b een tw n bi g " fe e d,; " given by I how ha s she come out'! She has compflr::Jtive obl i vio n to he igh ts Bell It. Mor e R oy Co we ll. Owin g to limit!:'d acknnwledged the su re r iori t .v of of fame? Wa s it heranse of a few H. Smith lg. Ro bb accommodati o ns. th e e ntire team ' on ly nne team, a nrl th at after an There were no sla r -:, Schneidflr c. Parament er C·JUirl not be in cluderl , hut th ose all day tr ip with dinner at ten one co ulr! not men don the pe rson - W. Emmert rg. Warshan pr esen t ar e unt i ring in s in ging the , thirty and an nel of the team with out n aming ali i Spac ht rt. B ri tt praises of the ir host an ·I the cook th e g ame. the tr,Jp,, Pe.l u. fr om th e crafty li tt le 1Leg_er re. Mumford who pr epa red t hat r oas t duck brat Cot ner Bulldog-s wm se to the big left tackle. Th e th1ng l Cra1 g q. Thoma s chicken. Thr ee cheers for Cowe ll .: than rlid Yo rk. Harl York pl ayed that has bee n st i cking- out more San dberg lh . S trai n a gf'n er ous ho st , an impa rtial at Per u she would now hold seco nd than anyth i ng else is the T EA M L. Sroith rh. Newma n offi c ial, and a s ta u nch frie nd. place i nste ad of Pe ru. SPIRIT, without which no team Hanep, <.•apt. f. Moss , cap t. · I A f ew follow ers of f oot ball in can hope to achieve anyt h in g. Subs titu tes.- T3. Emmert for The T eam: I th e old days rt:> f e.r t.o the An y team is in as much Sand be rg, Ch risty for Mor e, MurThe last ki cko ff h as been made 1teams Peru h ad m the day s of big as it ha s team spir it and just as it phy for Thoma s. R efe r ee , Burand the final whistl e has b lown and Swede Swr n son, RPnf ro , L undy has team spirit so is it s uccPss ful. fo rd; umpi re, Palm e r; hearl l in esnllw whil e fre .> h in ou r minds is the a nd Sims. Stars tho th ey were Th e Peru team ha s bee n able to add man , Co wel l. seaso n's victori es, comes the time th e ir t ea ms fa il ed to make the victory to vict ory be caus e .o f the Wait. __D_o_n-'t do y-ou r Xm as for a ju st estimate of ou r fig hting record Han ey 's team has Dur in g t ea m spirit and th e fight i ng sp irit shopping to·o·earl y. Y. W. ·c. A. machine, the sc h oo l eleve n. I th e th.re.e years Sw enso n played his of Captai n Han ey. Of ten when girls have just the thing you may At the o penin g of the seaso n I t eam 1n no ga me ran up a score b itter defeat stared the te am in be loo ki ng fo r. Co lleg a Calendars
Coach John so'l fo ll nd two vi t al hi gher th an eleve n poi nts. Here <t'ontlnu !'cl on r,nst at 35c. On sale after Dec. 10.
THE PERU NORMALITE be saved two year s of sc hool time as soon as their spe lling becomes
Entered at t he Postoffice at Peru, Nc · as n ea rl y phon et ic as German spe ll-
bra slw as seco nd- class ma t ter. ing is. It is in terest in g to note
Pub ll sht Week ly by the Pe ru Sta te Normal tha t th e Ne br as:<a S tate Journ a l, the b es t e dited of o ur met r opol it an
75 ct s. per yea r. Sin gle copy !l c ts. jo urnal s, is already co n formi ng
HOWAIW · ·. to the rul e of th e Ne braska pe da -
A. LB\V LS TYLE R hd at 0r
GLE NN o. KEL LE Y · · gogs, Th e comm e rcial dP.partm e nt
Business and Subsc ri pti on of th e Pe ru Normal has also adopt·
DEPARTMENT J!.J)[TOII S
Nona Palmer, Alumni
Eos Brow n Philo mat hc:an
Marie i\'1cf nty re
Frank Leger Y. C. A.
El sie Wil burn Y. W. C. A.
Loui s \V nrth, :-1 C. A.
Bryan 13mmcr t, · : A
Miss Dowe n .\I n sac
Rosa lie Ko hn llun.ao r
J\lrs Ncllit: Smitn, Lo c; ol
.J ac k All snwn ".\lin c rvH "'
Alice Fo r mHn 1
Clnry
Rosa lin e Koh n . j umo rs
Gertrude Clifto n . .
Lov ll ac kc•....
Vi vian Bishop II igh Sc hool
ed thi s rul e. The Normalite is naturally glad to s ee th ese ev ide nces of prog r ess in the direc ti on of com mon se n se in s pelling, s ince it was o ne of th e pionee r journ als in th e state Lo ad opt any lar ge meas ur e of sp e lli ng s impl i fication. I · F. M.G
After th ree w eeks of pract i ci ng had passe d, a scrub was heard to, say , "I rlon't see a bit <•f u se of my coming out every ni ght. t neve r 1
Christmas of ch oice
Our store is a Store n ow, ful l of Wo men and Children. gifts suitabl e fo r Men, An ybody that is lo ok in g for a remembrance can find any number and exclusivt: thi n gs here Pri ce> a!ways r easonable.
Cleveland Stores
;>.;EBRASKA CITY
, 1 Ad j Spec ia ls ;a nrl 11 atta c ec I p n paratori es :VIr. Pa l me r Sc·icncc: Lluh Prof P.' M. get to play in a game anyway.'' ' '-But that same sc rub continu ed to
A me mber of th e faculty ste pp ed i nto one of th e sto r es la st week and noticed A. M. Davi s Xmas cards on di splay. "W hy, Mr , I didn't kn ow you ca rri ed th ese cards. I sent away for this very kind of ca rds. " " Bu t," re turned the sa les man, "don't you r ea d the Noramlite? I adverti sed these ve ry cards in last week's iss u e. '' Kind fri e nd s an tong th e bu s in ess men mak e the Norma lite p ossib le by the mone.v from th ei r uJve rli s ing. acc rui ng Pl ea se co nt ri bute yo ur mit e, re ad e r, in making so me littl e r et urn to the m. At least th ink of yo ur h ome f ri e nd s hrst when m aking purcha ses
One of th e m ost sig nificant of th e r eso luti on s past at the r ece nt sess ion of t.hP. Nebra ska S tat e Teac hers' Associat ion was the one e nd ors in g the sim pl i fica ti on of
come out to eve ry pr ac tic e-a nd he I . h t t so me mo rnin g m t e s ree didn't get to play 1n a ga me the F But she know s eve ry s to re 1n town whole seaso n thru. rom some . I where 8he can save so me ka le where he got the mP.anmg of school ! . ff f d. k"d t loya lt y, the fee lin g which has bPe n j By buy ln' stu tlol ul s , 1 5 a wha t she ca s a sa e. in a gr eat meas ur e the thmg Jn· · spir i ng the scrub s to work as th ey J ess Wi l lard do es n't mean a thing h ave to gi ve the ' vars ity practi ce for I in mo th er 's peaceful li fe th e big 'games. And aft er the bi g She think s th at fi s ti c cami vals is games, no s crub' s nam e apears on bloo d y, bruta l st rife. 1 the sp orti ng page of the Omaha, She never re ad s the foo tuall n otes; 1 Bee either. Ther e's no posi ti on on she 'd b'i ieve yo u if yo u said I th e football fi eld m :) re th a nkl e,;s Th at Harva1:d pla yed with Ya le last than th e s crub' s. He's ge tting as wee k, an' Yal e came uut ah ea d. j ha rd kn uc ks as if he wt>rc palying But can bd she knows th e in Yo rk -Peru ga m e; he's play in g I name of eve ry sto re in t ow n I 'varsity men a nd he's ge ttin g as Wh ere Lh ey are ha v 1ng cl e ar ance much glory as he would in a I sales and prices i::, marKed down. Stra ng-Osceo la ga me. Th e ' h th t .t d f hei Sis ter read s the fa shion n ews a n' ave e warm gra 1 u e o t fi rst te am. lt is the purp ose of all th e soc ial cha t. th t" I t · d th e peo- pl e She 'll te ll yo u alwa ys off the re el IS ar IC e o re m1n o r · bes i des the ' vars ity me n, who ca n wh ere VIn ce nt A,;w r 's at fu ll y apprec iate the sc r ubs for obv- Hat tie read s about th e shows , an' ious r easo ns, that. the unthanked wonder s eve ry day sc rub s he lped to make the season 's If And rew Mack nas wr ute a so ng our spe llin g, even tho th e recom- record show 147 point s fo r Peru as ; or John Dr ew':; got a pla y. mend a tion covered o nl y th e twelve aga in!\ t 38 for all her- oppo nens Th t:! sp•>rt news is my Sl t:!ally di s h; word s, thru, tho, et c. Ne bra ska co mbin e d. an· pol itics is dad' .:: ha :: acco rdin gly not gon e !'O far a ::; My oroLh er r ea ds ab,>u t the thf' Na ti onal i':ducat iDnal Assoc ia- Afte r the Re ll ev ue g ame a Pe ru ti on , for it wi ll be r eca li P. d that 1 p laye r se nt an Um aha Bee account 1 war,
Ja,t Ju ly a 1:eso lu t ion wa s adopted Iof the ?a rn e to his mother and re1 TE AC HERS WANTED. by t hi s or ga ni :r.a tion favo rin g thel cei vecl thi s bit of poetry in re tur n: NEBRASKA CITY , emplo yment of a fi nal "t" in:' t ea d Wr.at Mo th e1: Hea d s. To fill va can cies in ev e ry Depart" I of " ed " when th e fina l sound of Mother do esn't eve r know who m en t of School worlt, commencing • T il E QUAL I TY STORE th e pa st t enses and pe rfect parti - wins the base ba ll game , w ith the n ew yea r. On ly pe r cent I Eve rything Marked in Pla in Figure s. ciples of verbs is th at of "t." She n eve r ht>ard th at Tyru s Cob b, Commi ssion. Now I Any pr og re!'s in th e ra tio nali za . has won imm ortal fam e. Tea chers Emp lo yme nt ------------------.1 tion of our spe ll in g is. of cou r se She wou ld n' t know who Speake r was E. I. He uer, Mgr. welcome when one real i:r.es that if hi m an' her sho uld me et , 228 Cedar Ba nk an d Mrs. Ga r ey went Ame ri can and En gl ish chi ldr t> n ca n An ' he s hould lif t hi s hat to her I Rapds, Iowa. 1 to Lm co ln We dn esday eve nin g.
STUDE NTS
lt you will buy some oi our usef ui C hri st mas gifts ana take ho me with you , to th e home fo lks
th ey. wil l apprec iatate it the more because of it com ing fr om Peru.
Why I Value Football.
Any successfu l ente rprise mu st yield f air divid e nd s up on the material and lau or exp e nd e d. We spend va st sum s up on our schoo l syste m and ri g ht ly consi der that it yie ld s se veral hundred percent dividends upon the exp e nditur e. And dolla r for do ll ar and hour for hour fo otball , when rig htl y managed, wi ll yie ld bi g ger di vidends than any other cou rse in th e curriculum I am aware that thi s statement wil l cause fr owns of di ssent in ce rta in quarte rs,' b ut let us consider The divid e nds are pa id in ph y sica l, me ntal and moral strengt h. What o th er cour se pays in all thr e e? Tho th e following st ateme nts ar e gene ra l, I have
Ph oto Albums Filled '' CHUCK FULL'' Mak es•Fine Prese nts Our Line
you send is corre ct if yo u if y ou choose from th!s line. Come and See.
''THE
.; pirit of co-op e rat ion, :md the Physical. Nervous ha nd
ers the at. swer mu st be emp hatically, do not inve s tigate. Th e oth er day ''Y es ." For fo ot ball is ab ove all else a sch oo l fo ;: th ese t hin gs Holi da ys are Approaching
my glance wa s ar r es ted by the An y g oo d th ing m ay be a bus ed headlin e, "Fo otbal l Pl ay er Kill- and footbal l ofte ntimes has suff ered Avoid Dissappointment ed!" Reading the art icle 1 fo und at th e hand of its unth in king that a man wh o played hi s last ,' f ri!'!nd sas.well as i ts bu 0 tl game in the fall of 19 1<-t had bee n 1 am th at a ca t e ful an d AT THE . . h idd e n-ob servation of th e men wh blown up tn an exp lo ::- t on of chem- hav e wo n le tt ers thi s ye ar will bu t
VARIETY STORE
ica ls. Yet many unt ht nk in g !JeO- e mphasiz e any point s I hav e mad e ple will blame fo o tba ll tor nis !J uve .l!.ar l John son. deat h. I s up pose I ha ve ed ' "Aida." with and coa che d ove r Ut i ee nu n- I 'd 1 · Our communttv e vt e ncer 1ts I dred football pla yers. 1 na ve Iinterest in mu s ic Monday of la st \\" c 'll treat you right ri, st class associated wtth other coac hes each we e k, wh en the fiv e o'cl o ck train \\' o rl; D OP N Iof wh om has as man y or carri ed more th an 225 Pe ruvian s KINGSOLVER & mo re. Yet in all my expert e nce l to Ne braska City for the eve ning ,, RAR Jml< Sl l OI V. E. Ch atela in, / have n ever known or heard directly pe rf o rmance of Ve rdi' s "Ai da " ·- by th e Chica go En g li sh Gra nd :-- and authenticall y of mor e on e OpPra Compan y. Th e publ ics ch o ol W hi
N. S. HARi\JIA N
A. B ll 0. S.
Gradua te of Cbicago College Denta l Surgeon
!-! 1--.SIUEN T DE :-.1 ri S'T
Offi ce over P ;-1y l:la kery
"Be your orders gr e at or sma ll Ph one or br in g them o ne and all" TO
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Agent fo r Greenhouse Falls City, 'Ne br.
Dr. R. D. Cole Dentist
Offi t·e ove r V<Jrie ty S tore I 1ffi ce l'h one 3H H rIll ,.e 71
OR. B. L.
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boy who was per.n ane ntly tnjur etl l music c la sses had heard lhe op e ra j ;"1••
0 \\ 11 go to
as the res ult •.• f pl ay tng f oo tball. analyze d by Mi ss Ca rpe nt er, o th ers I for' o ur What is a e lb ow, a fe w ha s at lea st read th e pl ot -sy nopsis. Barbt·r Wo' k l lnt el."s t had bee n heig ht ened bv charl e y-h or ses , a nd o th er te mp r- ' · · . . Ith e g·en utn e ly delig htf ul ch apel a nl.y tnc un ve nt e nt anJ pat nful re cita l Monday, in w 111 ch rour n 1t:u .bruises compared wi th th e added be rs of the co mp any had participats tren gth, alertn e;;s , pu tse , and ed. So th at th ere was a s pir it <11 ph ys ical abili ty ol' so me th i rty kee n a nti ci f)a Lion am ong th e styou ng men ? Th e av e rag e i ncre a se rl e nts , many of \oVh o.m were to h ea r f . . . b 11 .> . I the tr fin;t o pera. o we tght tn a t oo t a squ au ts :;t >.. 1 The 22 5 p lu s, r eturned to Peru
i\c:at, l lc11 n. All wo d; fi rst class. St'L'II IHI tlnnr frnm po!: trdli ce ·---t1t!tldquar&en, ior Pianos & Victrolas
SHEET MUSIC
GASKILL MUS IC COMPAN Y pou n ds per ma n dunng _L11 e. in varying m.oods. Th ose who had This is not fat, but in creased expe c te d a pr esent ati on of N ew II NE BRA SKA CIT Y, musc le tis sue due to r egula r t.::A · Yo rk Metr opo li ta n sta nd a rd wet ,! :===============. NEBSASKA t• b II 1 of co ur se bi tt er ly disa p po int ed. ercise a nd ha bit. 1.' oot a a su fT 0 00 uS • 1Others had beto r eh<n.c! 61 v n RECIPE RECOR DS CA. LA NDER
Chrt strnas Ca rd s and P. ook lels. kmts mo re firml y and at th e sa ru tha t no fi r :; t rate co uld t ime incr ea ses th e size of the I atfo>rd to a pp ea r iti a sma ll ope ra fr ame, e spe ct a ll y of t hn;:;e h oys w ho ho use, "" it h Lll e n !gh t:.,L prt Ct' O are in th e tr later a do te;:,c;t' OL sea ts $2 00. pPo1pl e felt It ha s of te n hee n to era dt -: that th ey had hear d one of the cate the el us iv e s tomach tr o ub le,:; .l Wolrl d's gt e at open ts to l<'r ably Ver il y it s ph ys ical be ne fit s ex c ee tl Q' i ve n, wi th s urpr is in gly e tf E:'c ti ve i ts in juri es 1 sta g- e se ttin g, some ex ct- ll e nt s in g-1 F(SD--1 ER Mental. Th e me nt al deve lOP· i ng and a few bi ts or (;ll' Lilll. Ul n ment is n(lt so pla in ly v1s ihl e as the cn mm o nl y J!OO cl f or onera , w hr E' re ph ysi cal, but is no le :;s l' e rta in. A lone lea rns wi th ex pe ri ence to be l bon ehe ad has ntJ pl an: on a mo de rn n s gn ed to a wtak r. unv em io nal
BROS .
DIW GG I STS foo tball t eam. 'l'n e vE:' rY n atu re of pa ntom im e. 1 • -1 the g am P m ah e; it a cmte:; t of Th e nota bl e re rr o rman ct'S of th e. in voic e, app ea ran ce a nd a cting brain s, a nd ea l' n man on the Lt:a m eve ning w as th at of Charl es S t' ra l. 1 ability. Th e me n' s cho ru s; was mu st furni -.. h h1s sna rP. l Wi lli wh o has a bi g, sm oot h. m ell ow g enuin el y effec tiv e in seve ral mpss NOW is the tim e to thi nk ve ntur e LtJ say t hat the av er a!(e ha ;;s, an d sa n)! Kam fi s. t he hi gh I s ce nPs-de cid ed ly be tter th an th [' class stand 1nl{ of the fi r sl team.me n Ipn es t, .with hea uty. rli g ni.ty a nd · wom e n' s c ho r uses T he orches tr a, \\'11\· not a goo d bloom ino is hi gher th e aV<'J l•t alii dr 11 m at tc r .owe r. Nex t 1n all1 of t oo sn a.ll to CCl n vey th e plant- or a nino hox of f,;;. the men 111 any c la"'s l• u rth e r- r ou nd ment was A rthur Dea ne, co mpl ex he auty of o rr·heslraChri una:-;? I In pi Hnts we w ill have CvC'lamen more, bram pnwcr tn crea .,e:< in r e· l 10ne, who co mhi wd 1 tion, acc e pt a bl y ex · & $1 oo.H<',[!o nias Ch ristmas lati on, noc to book s, but lO human w 1th act1n v; 111 th e role of ce pt dunng th e fir st acl. pepcr$ :1.1c H.'ic l'nm s.-ttecos beings .' Most men pla ce g.real I the Et hiop ian kin g Ern est Da vi s, Wa s it wort h whi le'? Th ose who 7: c, Fems to $ l.i'iO value on th e abi li ty to rl eal succe ss- a brilii a nt lync r alher than •me an some day to hav . e th e rower p)FJ Ot. In !l owe rs we wil iiHtvl' plentv r>f Roses, Ca rn >tl io n>". NArci ss us, Snap fu ll y with hurn <t n nawr e, anti foot- dr ama1i c, !'an)! but did not act, of rnu s1ca l appr e ciation, and rali ze Dr ago n!> and s,vectpcas ba ll is th e best te xt bo ok on th at t lw le::tdinv; r ol e of l{ha dam e s. Hi s that ta ste is ·a plant of slow & FALLS Cl TY. PENCE N EBRASKA. s ubj e ct. " Cf' le:;te A ida" in :gr o wth, !" ay " Yes;'" f<)!' by mean s Mor al. Can an y m nr al good sce ne, was e.5 pecia ll y Wt ! ll given ' of a per•fo r manc e u.v no mea ns la c kcome ou t. of f oo tba ll '? If self-con a nd e ll th us iastica lly recei ve d. tT h< ing i:1 mer it, th e he ar ers !!Uind a trol, th e s pinL of se lf.sa <' n fice , the women prin cip als were t na d equ a tt 1gene ral idea of a fa rn ous opera
The Team. Smith " Th ere goes another box the tune of "Pretty selection played by
(Continu ed trom Fi rst of ca ndy. II the face and the strain ing players Coach:-' 'Every memb er of the were to lose hope, it was team goes to bed right after Kearn ey ) Tige's "F ight 'em men !" t hat brat supper." Note: Supper was When you back determination and fina l ly vi c- served at 11 p. m. itory
B by" (chief Ithe account of your 90 y ard run at I a b d at Ke arney I watch every day to !'ee t 1e an 1 · h t tb wh at you ar e doing and w e Peru team is doing., H oward Pe ru Pt atse f 1 t ake a bid for a
t dor·m- was care u o m
came up o our h b f litt le more kale from fat er e ore he let his fath er kn ow that it was Lee Smith making th ese ph e nom· t ory Kearney band anri student::; mee t To play for us last ni ght,
Not only do we have the best the train Fin negan is the fir st Oh, Pe ru Band! but man off the train and embraces a Oh, Peru Band! team in the hi story nf Per u, enal rnn s. we have also the best Coach and young woman. Team and band You fine se t of jolly fel lows ld b Pal·aded l{earney. To our hearts did br i ng delig h t, the best tea m in th e wor ecause the coach is OUR Coac h and the Conste rn at ion in .Joh nson' scamp Oh, Peru Band! -the team smashers are lost Oh, PeruB and !
Found severa l h ou rs later in Kear- Oh. your Mu sic Master s imply set team is OUR team.
Brya n Emmert. n ey gi rl 's car. Our h ea rts to beati ng ti me; Th e T ri p to K ea r ney. The band bes ieges Green Terract T.Jo your pieCLS were Lut few
jl The Goal is at The I Avenue Grocery
The man who has never gone · on Hall , alias th e do rm. On e ma n You are we lcome tJ o ur d orm i'tory a football trip ha s rea l ized all lost. Morning, n oon and night; t he joys of sc hool l ife by one-half The boys lod ge at the U. P. Peru Normal Band. I Rea l izing this, th ree or four re - Hotel. The sanf!man in the per ;un Dinner at the dorm for facult y porter s have wor ked together to of the proprietor, with so me and gir ls. Fo ll o wing conv ersat i on reproauce the most plea sant trip vehemence and choice Englis h, overheard: th is fal l-the Kea rney trip. dec lares that the boys use' Dorm Girl:-"Just watch Miss Th e crowd leaves Peru at 7:10 some d ece ncy, moderat ion, and Knight make eyes. " 1 Thursday mornir1g on a special car. reaso n-or "git aout." Upon Compan ion :- "Yes, s he flirts j Ba nd and quar tet in goo d work in g a ri si ng, the boy s comp lain of the conti n ual ly with 1-'Hlt Smith. condit ion. Car decorated with inadequacy of the heating sys t em Acts as if she is tryin g to get a' P b 1dt ' hi '" eru an ner.
Lle Smith pour s a hodful of coal a e wtt 11m
Band gites a concert at Nebraska in the empty Rtove and Sandberg I The g-arne-6 to 20 for P er u!!!!
Every body bu ys a pap e r. bri ngs hot " water from the bat h i Mei ss ner and Ra muna ::5naJ r ar I Ltnco ln paper says "six inches of room to add th e reto Hot call on di s tant re altive of Miss snow in Kearney." Ibut_no radiation ..::;: ·: _ - :Sha r rar's, who happe ns to be coun- ,
Schneider:-"What wi ll you bet 5: 10 a. m., Fr iday. Miss Tib- ty judge Opening remark from that there is n't any s now?" be ts and Mi!'s K ni ght arrive, and the jud ge:- "Oh, yo u want a 1
When you want some th i ng· goo d to eat. Appl es, J! r apes, Banan a:< Grape Fruit, Or an g es. M ea t f-' Pickles, Bread and Cou ld es. Con fect ionery School Sup p li es Phune 73 H. U. Landolt
Va c ation on ., hanksgi v ing Day Only! Su re Hard Lucid Rut S(' Jld fi , o\\'('J'S h OIIIe :s th e big Ch Y ': 111 1 ht·mum month ) to wa1·m th eir
G. E. B ERTHOLD THE FLORIST CIT Y.
Lee Smith :-"Bet a box of ca ndy te ll f ea rf ul tales of a j lic.·nse, do you?" 1 1 ther e is at least th ree inches." por t er. Mora l: Go with th e R ecep tion by Kearney faculty '- --'
Vic:-"Wonder if it's wet 1crowd. ; frnm 7 to 9. Complete m ov ie I - -----. s now.'' I Chapel: Prof. Delzel l appear s as ins pection. Saturday. 8:3 0, home- ! 1
Craig: - "No, just wet on one. donna , Prof Smith as lea d- wa rd bound. Nel lie, all s ide." ing- man, suppo r ted by company of - "Char les. Wher e's on r s uit Quartet sta rt s s ing ing "The Pt.ruv ians. Pres id e nt Dick "start- case ?' · in _the Del l. " At Syracuse ed t hi ng s" by ca lli ng upon Coac h Sm ith decorates the car wit h the! they re st nging "C:asey Jones." l for a speech. Jo hnso n, to the con- score, and "Pe ru Specia l. " The I Query:. wi 11 they be -s i ng- i ng ftagration of "Doc" and the demor - conductor, in formed th e II at ney. alizatio n of the crowd, called upon people of Ha s ttngs m gen e ra l and . S htpm e nt of f ood receiv ed at Doc Owens, late of Scandi n avia, to t he Pe ruvian s in particul ar that Ltncoln. Co nce rt and s now bal l s peak-and Doc urged Iwe could not any thin g lik e I fight at Crete. Finn ega n swa ts on by the war cry he him se lf USLS that over on h1m an d tl.at we Mi ss. Dow n with a snowba l l. on the fi e lrl, "Gin to 'e m. Doc , eat 1 would be r epo rted to th e preside nt ; Mt ss Dow ntn_g-:-' ' Wh ere is that 'em, up," coming this time how- of th e r oar! Fr om th at time until , b oy? l'd just like to kil l him. Ieve r, fr om hi s tea m m ates . ' the train n '!ac hed Lincoln. the b oy::; I No_w I" can't get my hair to stay Pr of. Delze ll of th e "cr ea m and were bu sy eve ry tim e the train I culled. roses " complexion eve ned up with sto pped at a .s tation, rem ov i ng I
Woodwar ds :-;, 1 t' Xl't'jl l ion:. ll y di Ai.·1·,·nt. So dt lightf'u ll _, rh·lic inu !" ; ur ni sh a n ev tT f'oq .!O l l<·n tn·a t to Ch<1C<tl::t te Wooctwards
J.i,·t·,; <1 ll<'W lll<' l lltin g tn th e Th Ftnl<sgi,·inL' tn·: 11, an nut of' t ill' fiJ 'd in: tJ'Y ,!!.i fL Woodwaras
After the g:tnH' SHE wi ll lik<' thl·n.!
Mil s tead's Toggery
Arrive i_n Ha st ings wit h one Prof. Martin of the Kea rne y fac ul - marking s with t ow Pl s. handk erhour to wa i t. Coa ch finds the best ty for h aving mad e dis pa r agi ng chi efs. fo o tba ll soc sa nd caps I '-- - --' I_unc h. Another shipme nt of remarks about Mr. De lzell's bea u- At Sy r acu sP , A. Hungry Hunt I 00 o n. ty, or lack ther eof, by te ll in g of th e· prese n ted a teleg ram to Professo rs 1----- -Arnve tn Kearney, 5 :lOp. p. m. En g li sh se rvan t who wa s sP nt bv John son and S mit h, sayi ng, "You ·, " Wh ere's the snow? " h ea rd from hi s lord to vis it the man reported Ithe boys , and f oo tball · Ito be th e fine st looki ng man in the ar e tn v tted to a r ece pti on to be
WE CLEAN, pl·ess, kingdom. ' 'Th eserva nt r eported jg iv en at the dormitory by Mi ssl ter and re pair h ot ll l·trlt' clclyt' , al -, with empha si -; : 'H e's a beauty, Cleland her g ir ls. " Signed, ' t':- .t 11 cren t N II' M S · h "' · my lorrl. • And so mu st r report e 1e . , m1t concerning Pr of. Martin: -He's a Littl e token s of the trip ar e s ti(J I \Vc al so dean. rrpni r anrl :lit er fun:- bea uty'? My Lord!" said Pro· Iev ident - co ld s an ri ::;ore throats. I ru gs. rlnlpe ric,.. , Cft rp ets :tn rl in clos ing. The Anri lates t of a ll .' Ca therin e Ke ll y I V·le hnve a !' pecia l depnrtm 'ent for tam s of the t ea ms and th e re-r ecet ved a r eg istered IE' tt er , the t lw cleanin g rtnd rl'h lncking nr' lad- maind er of our facul ty mad e bur de n of which s<:>e med to he ic!< ' an d gt nt lemen's hnts We pny s peech es; Kea r ney band, Pe ru r eg rets for nn appointm e nt brok en rt'l •.rn c ha 1·ges on u ll sh ipme nt s. band a nd Kearney base drum each by a Kea rn ey yo ung man. re nd ered selec ti ons; and the dorm girls, insp ired by the concert our band b oys had given th em the ni ght before, sa ng the fol lowing so ng to
DRESHER BROS!
22 11 - 17 F AI<NAM ST. , 0:\ I AT-IA.
W. H. S mith writes to hi s s on Howa rd "I never in mv 1ife took any in the sportin g page, but s1nce I saw in the State Journal
t hi n !! ." o u c" n Jl i n· I I•(' n I " x l 'C p l ynur phnto g rnph \'o nr 1'1lOln gr: tpht·r 11Ht k t· t 111-m
E. J. NEWMAN Pend d' Oreille Studio Phone 56 Pe ru, Nebr I I I
VOLUME XL
PERU , NEBRASKA, DECEMBE R 13, 1916. - NUMBER 10
TW0 BIG BU8GE;T E;Vt:;NTS
Tuesday, December 19, Col. Bain, the great
Hudget Ticket or 50 cents.
Kentucky Orator
Wednesday, December 20, Peru Boys' Glee Club
Admission Ticket or 25 cents 8:15 p.m.
FESTIVE RECEPTION AT MT. VERNON that th ey hail thot th e mselves to be swa y ing figures in t he o ld fashioned IDRAMATIC CLUB WELL ENT ERTAINED acquainted with the "dormers" dan ce. Especial ly d elig htful was Boys of Upper Classes Entertamed j rut that th ey had not rea ll y known th e twinkl ing gayety of the second Eleven Members Furnish an Inter" By Dorm Ladies. them until they -had fr ol! cked with in the main th eme The esting Program
Th e uppe rclassmen of the school them, sang with them, y ell ed with th ird number was a Bohe mi an On Wednesay eve nin g, December ex pe ri e nced one of the most e nj oy- them-Virginia-reeled w ith them, song, by Bold •, played wi th muted 6, three charmingly de li ghtful ab le jo lificat ions of the school year if you please. Effervescent chuck! - str ings, -a pa th e ti c, dreamy, plays were pleasingly presented in Mb en we were ente rtained for three ings are yet to be heard when we mood composition , wit h a dramatic expression ha ll. The ch aracters hilarious, rollicking hours by the rcea ll Har old Chatela i n's at-home- trans i tion in to the maj or. Mr 11 h d · d th eJ·r - 1 were we c osen an carne Mt. Vernon girls at the latters' 1 n ess, Kelley and Miss Gamb e l's !::>chafer's. capacity fo r de licate in - j pa rts like profe ssio nal s. Ind eed it Chri s tmas reception, December 9. dancing of the Virg inia r ee l, terpr et atwn was shown here per - wonld be putting it mildly to say· Careful preparation, wise planning Dudek's pi et y, Mei ssne r's panto -haps at its stronges t. Fin ally ,: th ose par ticipati ng in th e plays and inventive genius for e ntertain1 mimic actin g, Tige Han ey's effor ts Wi e naw sky 's "Obertass ' '' was a • cons titut ed an ''all star " ca st, so ing, marked the evening's sociable to recall pr over bs nev er learned, bit of s heer deli ght , wi th its dai n- well d id t hey handl e their lin es as being ab Q_ve the average in Harlow's ch agr in upon th at she ty vi vacity and infectious rhythm. The casts of characters were as merit anu in enJoyment. By 7:40 with whom he had had his tete-a- Th e passage in harmonics he re wa s follows: "M y Mexican Rose," the parlor was fill ed with young tete was why go on? nothing short of fai ry musi c. IDona L ow ry Lewis T yler, John men, anxious for thi s critical peri- Each one of us ha s an individu al It goes with ou t say ing that th e Mfller and, Katherine Kelly; od to pass and desirous for th e mass of plea sant mem or i es of that t echn i cal perfection of Mr Schaf_ "C nfessio ns , Homer Schwentker - 0 ' eve ning proper to commence. jolly J916 Chri s tm as r ecep t ion at er 's play in g was remarkable thr- and H azel Fr ye ; ''Rising of tlie We had a tim e to be remember- the dorm That it may become an out More that, th e IMoon;" Fr a ncis Coop er , J oh n ed-a m emo ry characte riz ed by 1 annual event is the wish of a ll th ose of mterpretat1on and exqu 1s1te Wea therh ogg, Earl Melvin an d smi les and gnrgles of laug hter. for tunate enuf to have been th e re. fineness of f eeling were Oscar Oakes At thi s writing so me of our throats: the half ho ur of pure pleasure can-are still sore fr om our vociferous The Schafer Recital. not soo n be f orgotte n. yel ling at various stages of the The vicissitudes of war have in Professor Gregg goes to WaynP, games and contests in which each the past yea r or two brot to Amer- the latter part of t he wee k, whe re atte mpted to transcend th e other s i ca many arti sts who unrler o rdin-
Ba sket Ball Season Opens. A week ago last Mondal even ing a sco re and a half of men r esponded to th e ca ll for ba sketball players he w ill de l iver two lec tures to the in thi s re spect. After an hour and a ry conditions would s till be play- C T h , A . t' and up on thi s heter ogeeonu s throng ._ If • h . ounty eac ers ssoc1a 1on. f a ua or sue mernment, part ners mg their pa rt m th e art ll'tlc world I M G 11 h' wi ll f co ll the responsi bility <•r upfor lun ch were se lected by matc h- ! of Europe." Am o ng these redggh WI 1 .m. holding Peru 's basket ball honors. · f d h b d · · a nd spe n t e Wt!e -en m v1s1tmg 1ng o can y earts em e ded ml1s .the bnlllant v1o1Jm st who was f ·. d h- . h f h Any even in g you may choose to b II . . h d . nen s, as t IS IS t e o;- mer orne - 11 co tton snow a s. Bnck Jce cr ea m ear JD a sho rt chapel rec1t.al of Professor d M G peek into the gymnasiUm you WJ and cake were served a Ia cafate ria, I Wed nesday, No.,ember 29. Mr. an rs. regg. see these fellows compet i ng for Th ey r es ided in t hi s sectio n for 1 th t after which all participated in old Schafer has r ece ntl y es tabli shed a . . _ pares upo n e ea rn. . . _ seve n yea rs dunng wh 1c h t1me . _ , fa s hi oned games, such as skip-to - st uJO m Lin col n, and has orgamzed ' . W1th f ou r of last years men, _ _ _ Pr ofesso r Gregg was ms trum ent al l . . , db my-lou, three littl e Indians, and- a sy mphony o rch estra, wh1ch will 1 Cap t am Sc h ne 1der , Jones. San erg , 1n he lp•ng to build up the Wayne I d -h h b ut perha ps I had better not men- pla y 1ts first pr ogram Janua ry 18.
Iand Spacht back, ·an w 1t sur ti on th e other game, the partakers The r ec it al consisted of three num- 1N or mal. men as Bell , Lee Smith, Emmer t, of whi ch fled in confusion at the ber s an and enco re, all comp os iti ons I
1 Craig, T yso n and Hunt trying .o ut approach of the At ten· of excepti onal charm. Th e ope n· vesper Services a quintet can already be •hirty the peop le began to dis- ing numbe r, Sve.1se n 's "Roma n ce" 1 1
Lpred1cted ..erse. A f ew of the ga llants after 1 is of a m os t app ealing beauty. 1
I Coach Jo hnson has bee n having passing thru th e r ecei vi ng line, 'fh e se re nity of th e ope nin g move - i 4:30 Sunday I the me'n spend considerable tim e found the hand -c la sp ing and the ' ment, the change of mood to a Rort 1 _ pr actici ng th e "h ook pass" and sm iles so enchanting that they of Gypsie st rain , and the fin ale. I High School Room quick turnin g in or der to pass over flurried around to the rear door 1echoing the tir st move me nt, were I Iand to e lud e close g uarding. If thea ndpassedthruElysiu!'J1oncemore. ! rendered b.v Mr. Schafer with- a; FrunLiS j menperfectthisitwill be an inOutside, we united in rendering a Imost delicatP. appreciati on of every I · va l uab le facto r in winning games. song and yell recital dedicated to 1nuance. Th en fo ll owed a M az urk a. 1 1 ft n d I Nin e games have been scherlulerl ou r successful hostesses, Miss Cle- , by Musin, open ing with a very at home However, we will n ot landandthegirls brilliantcadenza,l ead ing in to the l Mildred Monin 1 gettosee theteaminactioninany Going home, various participants 1 dance rh yt hm, whose cr is ply d efi ned 1 l· inte_rcollegiate game unti l after of the r eve lry w ere heard to say 1accent hrot before one's eyes the I Leoders Chn stmas.
LITE law. All the people in this 'play
THE PERU NORMA did well in their parts. A trom-
Entered at the Postoffice at Peru, Ne · bone duet by Messrs. Thomas and braska as second-c lass matter. Clements was e njoyed. Mrs. I
Publlsbt Weekly by tbc Peru State Normal House won her n ever-failing, always deserved tribute of the ap -1
75 t er yea r Single copy 5 cts.
c s. P • plause for her voca l se lect ions. A
HOWARD SM ITH · · Edit or poster sa1e finished the eve ning's
A. TYLER . Assoc iate Editor entertainment. Strictly speaking
GLENN 0. KELLEY
Business and Subsc np tton Manager the sale was not an "entertain·
ment," at least not to the auctioneer, Ve rn e Chatelain. I L ast Friday night we had a dark y lodge meeting-the fratern1 ity and sorori ty for Wood Siding entertained visiti ng delegates fr om I Barney Miss Reine Jamison, as
. a Christmas Store now, full of Our store IS and Children. gifts suitable for Men, Women as Anybody that is looking for a mber of chorce remembrance can fmd any nu and exclusive things here.
Price1 always reasonable.
J k All · "Mi nerva"
ac s man
A lice Forman F ost·
Mary _C iary
Rosalme Ko tn
1
Gertrude Clifton , . So phomores
Loy Ha cker
Vivian Bishop High Schoo
j Specials ancl til attte Adee ··1 p rcparatories
Mr. Pal mer Sci.:ncc Club
Prof. F. M. Gregg- Ad viser
most worshipful elect lady,, presid· ed over h er unruly subjects in a most effic ient manner. Henry Amende acted as lord high execu·J tioner, from Barney. The audis· ence was regal ed with a piano so lo by Miss Susanah Purnphandle. alia Laura Mackprang. Samantha Highbr ow, whom we call Martha , D L key tion fo r Teaching. r. uc
Glcvcland Stores
NEBRASKA CITY
It All Depends. Johnson, gave that delightful and contend ed that nin e-te nths of the When it's on the la st down and the· poem, "Curfew _::i ha ll not usual teaching of the classroom is score is a tie Ring Tonight." Brother Ma g nitud- wasted thru a delu sion that the inous, (Dick Meissner), gave us h is d It · d
And the rooters all beg yo u to 'Childmind is like the a u mm • ideas on the conriition of po litics Our t eaching is ov er -f ormalized, sco re one or die;
When you long to deliver th e goods in a pinch
And you just gallop over by Miss Ogg cl og ged for the ri e li ght of and m ost teachers take themselves the assembled multitude. The · 1 A and th eir meth o ds too ser 1ous y. barely affair closed with a Virginia reel better understanding of the stages and the s ingi ng of "My Old Ken d an inch-
You're a hero!
By Dad!
You'r e a hero!
But-
Wh en an oppnnent d i veg twenty feet t hru the air
And na i Is you by merely the breadth of a h air
tucky Ho ne. ''
The n ext meeting is a Christmas program giv in g a reproduction of the Christma s ce lebration in England of years ago.
Alumni Notes
The Nebraska Cl ub at Co lumbia University, New York, held ts
in the unf old ment of t he min rl an behav i or of a child will ameliorate our teaching as nothing else can j It was a mou nt a in vis10n of educati on t hat Dr. , Luckey gave his hearers, w ith an exceed in gly st im- i ulating conclusion, which we re- ! grPt we cannot reproduce for the I benefit of our r eaders 1
Then you hear 'em all yell, ''That's first socia l g at hering at the h ome On Thank sgiving day and the a deuce of a st unt. of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Moore. The da y following a large . of I Confound it , you waited too darn ed seco nd event of this nature was alumni visited Peru. It 1s an mlong to punt
You're a bonehead ! By Dad !
You're a honehead !" -Exchange.
held at t he home of Mr. and Mrs. sp irati on to h av·e these old students \ Strickland. These four people are re t urn. exception all Peru alumni. Mr Moore is they are making good in their pres ident of this Nebra s ka Club Irespective communit i es.
lam, who is teaching in Conrad, Ia., Dean E. L. Ro use went to
A r el!ent letter from B. F. Dal- 1 · Philomathe an Doings. states that he has a sp lend id town ford, Thursda y, where on F nday I • Th e program of Decemher 1. to worl< in. He coa<he:J a winning he add r es ses the teach«:: rs of was e njo.yed by a lar ge number of footba ll team which ha s se rv ed to ·J Th omas county.
Phllos, se v:ral of whom v:ere awake n an active inter es t in the Jformer students. This program 1sch •)ol. , TEACHERS \YI ANTED. 1 NEBRASKA CITY, was int er est in g, well prepared and 1 appropriate to th e seaso n. That 1 At a of the : To fi ll vacancies in every THE QU ALITY STORE favorite story , "The Courts hip of ! facult y la st Frtday evemng, me m· , J?ent of School work, commencmg ; Mile s Sta ndi sh" was given wit h'ber softheP e ruM ot her s 'Cluband l wtththenewyear. Everyt hing Marked in Plain Figures. Richard Mei ssner as John Al rl en, of th e cla sses in c·hi ld s tudy a nd \I Commission. Reg ist er Now. 1 Leona rd Dudek as the immor ta l ado lesc en ce b ei ng guests, an add r ess T eache rs Employment Bur en u, Mis s Elva Rul on has just re turn ed Capta in , Mi ss P etE-r son as th e was g iv en by Dr . G. W. A. L uckey, E. I. Heuer, Mgr. from a trip to see her gra nriblu s hi ng and mod est Pri scilla a_n::l of ?ur on the 228 Cedar Imot her wh o h as b ee n qJite ill. Mi ss Dorwa rt as J ohn's mot her-10·1 subJ ect, Child Study as a Pr epara- Ced ar Raptds. Iowa . Her h ome is near Humboldt
STUDENTS
If you will buy some of our usefui Chr istm as gifts and ta ke home w ith you , to the hom e folks they will appreciatate it th t:: more because of it coming from Peru.
NEBRASKA
LOCALS
Prof. W F. H oyt a l ecture in Elmwood last F ri day night . • Pres id e nt H ayes w ill addr ess the teachers and patro ns of th e Humboldt schoo ls on D ecembe r 15.
Prof. F. C. S mith has just returned f rom N ashv ill e, Te nn. , where he de li vered an add r ess befo re the Nat ional Ma nu al Tra ini ng Assoc ia ti on.
Two co up les in t he ha ll way of the dorm. " What sha ll we do? " asked one. " We mig ht a dance," su ggested an ot he r. It would be a ti ght squeeze,'' quoth a th ird. "T qat 'll be fine," rej oiced
Mi ss Mam ie M utz, of the art rle- At th
e recent meeting of the Nepartm ent gave a lect u re on ar t at br aska Teachers ' Associ ation a I R iverton, I owa , on D eceb mer 7. n umbe r of the Per u facu lty were Pr ofessor H oyt spoke at Elmwood el t d t · I ec e o pr om me nt posit i ons in
Hen ry Amend e, the fo ur th of th e th e sa me evenin g. h ·
gro up.
ys are
t e vanous sec ti ons. Pr of. F. M.
To most of us, the bea uti fu l lan d Gregg was elected pr es i de nt of the of "to be" and let' s pretend" is Hea lth and H ygiene Sec ti on, .also an un kn own cou ntry. But Nel l ie pr esident of the Association of Ke ll y has begun to 0. K. bota ny T eache rs of Educat i on; Pr ofessor papers with· C. S., so K otas re Garey , chairman of the committee to arrange an agricu ltural cou r se for the high schoo l; ProfesRor po rts.
After Ke ll ey had r ea d hi s ho me H oyt , pres i dent of th e Scien ce t ow n pape r du ri ng most of the Club; and Miss Tibbetts presid ent Obs rec i tation, Mi ss Harri ngto n of the Nebraska Woman's Educar em arked: "Mr. Kelley, you re- tiona! Club. I
Oul" Gain!
V B. Cha tela in , Ma nA g er
While down town j!O to
min d me of ce r tai n members of our for yo ur
fa culty occu py ing the back row of As an other ev idence of the prac - Barbt:! r W or k s eats durin g chapel se rvi ce .. , ti cal work that is be i ng done by Neat, Cle a n. All work first class. - - St'conrl door from po!'toflice
N. S. Ht\Ri\Jii\N :\. 13 D. D. S.
Graduate ot Cbtcaco Dental Sur(c.oa
Rr:SID ENT D ENTIST
Office m·c r P ay Bn kery
"Be yo ur ord ers gr eat or sma ll P ho ne or bring t hem one and a ll"
TO Mrs. E. 0. Polze l
Pho ne 218 Agent for Greenhou se Fal ls Ci ty, Nebr.
Th e f ac ul ty of th e N or m ;:ll Sc hoo l th e exte nsi on depart me nt and aslo
h ave closed a deal with chau t au- as an indication of the appreciat io n of co m munities where t hi s qua company with the in tent i on of work is being carried on, we quote h avi ng a chautauqua in Pe ru the t he following from the Hom er Star: coming s um mer, to take the place , of the us u al su mmer lecture , November 24, the people gathered in the house at the in vicou r se. t ation of the y ou ng peop le to listen
We Solicit
You r Bnrher wo rk •'\\'ESTl:ilDE BAI<l3E I< SHOP" KI NGSO LVER & dqu a rt ers lo r Pian os & Victrolas
Th e Glee Clnb thi s yea r, w hi ch to an gi ven by Prof. is 6ne of the large!'t Pe ru has ever George W. Brow n of the Nebraska had , has a d..,fi ni te sc hed ule of State Normal School at Peru on the dates for i ts an n ua l concer t t our. su bject 'A Commu nity Sc ore Card. ' SHEET MUSIC The t rip the follow i ng GASKILL MUSIC COMPA NY tow n s: Be rl in. December 11t h; Most of us . if we made 'that E K c TV I N A I , Dunba r, on the 12th, Wi lber, the honest confess i on whic h is good 13th; Beatri ce, the H th and Paw - f or the sou l, would that NEBSASKA nee Cit y, th e 15th. Shakespeare see ms a bi t fa r -off and Fine Assortment of
Dr . R. D. Cole · "Spu d" Mar oi s h ad made the harrl - to -ge t -at. So we are doubly gratef ul to Miss D h · Leath er and Toi let Goods. sa me mi st ake twice in Ge r ma n re- unn, w 0 ' ln Corres po n dence Pad s 50c to $3 t we n ty mi nutes opened o ur eyes to Mi!'s Bowen stenped Memo. Books 25c to $1
Office over Variety Sto re back, si ezed hi m playfu ll y by the the fac t that the grea t Shakespeare Mamcure Se ts 50c tO $ 5 Denti st 11ffirt: Phone 33 H 71 can he a boisterously g oo d fellow . Lo ts of other Nove l Art icles. ea r, and commanded Frau le in Wes t, '' Schreie n Sie es ihm in s Ohr." In her reading from ' ·The Tam i ng ·-
0 R B I HE ( uf the S hrew" in chape l la st week ,
• • J• · LLHOR N Sh ou t it in hi s ea r. ) Bu t Miss
she s kilfu lly blocked in the unPhnne 6 West in tarprete rl it to mea n, " Hi t famillia r background for us, so
. Offi ce over Rexa ll Sto re hi m on t he ea r ," and obeyed the 1 • th I at the actors Rtood out against it
Ph one 31 comma nd , as she un de rst oo d it, 1w ith th e picturesqueness of th.,ir NE I w ith ve h eme n ce. - ·--BR. own ti me, and yet full of that huF or the benefit of i nte rested Iman nature never hard to compre- chard in the Sprit g," were charm1NOW is lhe time to thin k abo ut it m ay be wel l to a ri d th at our st ate . h end Never was a more rolli ck- ing, and charming ly r ead.
PERU. ( 'hrisrma!' pn sents n or mals send o ut men we ll qua li - i ing comedy tha n "T he Shrew ,, Prof. Geo. W. Br ow n a nd PrPs. Why not send a· good bloomi ng ' · b ) 1 plant or a nice box of flowas for fi ed to speak on sub j ects of current 1 anrl Miss Dunn hrot out i ts ful l D. W. Haye s are pr Ppar mg a uChristmas ? in te r es t, with no to the flav or. She P.mploys all the tech· letin on the rural life co n fere n ce 50c & $I oo ,Bego nias :iOc Christ ma s commun ity other tha n ra ilroad f are I nic the profess ional re ade r, h ut wh i ch wa s he ld in Peru last sum - In pllm ts we will have Cv rla men pepers H5c Prirniost"s 35c l'om ,; tt eas and en tertainm e nt The resident s 1 seem s wholly free from co nvention- mer. This bullet in will contain :t:i to 7!lc Ferns 25 c to $! .:ill of Wi gle Cr e ek are lo be conrrrat· l· al cons equ e ntly he r lhe best part of the lectures given plant. In flowe rs we wi ll h11vl' plt' nt\' '" ol Ca rnRti ons, Narci ssus, Snap ulated for orga ni zi ng the first co m- read i ng is fresh, vigo r ous and in - at that ti me by county supr i ntenOrago nsan d S wee t pea s. mun i ty club in t he cou n ty." Miss rl i vidua l to a degree , bes ides loca l facu lty memb e rs and Sfo\1ANTON & PEN CE H anson, who is in charg-e of th e playi ng ke en intell ige nc e and in-ou t-of - town s peake rs. It will be
N L:RRAS'K.A.. school at this plac e, is a forme r sig ht. Th e lilting verses giv en as ready for distribution January FAL LS CIT Y. r. I fi ,Pe ru stud en t. ; an e nc or e, "An Engli sh Apple Or- rst. I .
IP)·ano so lo by Miss He len Donovan on De cembe r 15. The is Eve r ett Socie ty Notes, H an I a nd en·oya bl e so ngs by Miss Lura to be car ri ed out as a awai 1 Last Fn day evenm g the mem- 1G d J f II d Th e las t nu m-e ve n ing wit h th e Xmas eleme nt . . d ar ner o owe . d · 1
hers of th e Eve re tt Soc iety e nJ oye I her of th e even in g's en ter ta in me nt pr edom i na tin g. A most co r Ia a splend id pr ogra m. Th e ha ll was j was a farce e nt itled "A Wi re E n- i nv itatio n is ex tended to a ll crowded w ith many loya l members t fl nglem en t. " Th ose taki ng part wh o do not belong to soc iety of the or gani zat ion toget her wi th wer e Elzada Clover , Olli e Haupton, at pre se nt Come and J0 10 u s! · their frie nd s. Th e g irl s duo- qu ar - Raymo nd Cart er and Dwig ht J , ck Alls ma n had wo n a pr i ze at the dorm party. ''Do op en yo ur packa ge right away, Mr. AJl sma n. We wa nt to see what yo u have re-
ter ar rd repair both l adi es' fe rn e n·,. dot h in g of eve r_\' ptt!l n W I I ' 11 refJn ir and ;rl ter fur>- a >:0 c e;r ' rug ,:
ies' and gent lem en's
te t opened the evening's prog r am • Ma rdi s. The audi ence was kep t by s in gi ng "Ma r guer it e" and "In Iin a P. ont in ua l lau ghter list en in g to th e Gl oam ing." - They fin all y re -,· th e w itty te lep hone co nve rsa ti ons sp ond ed to a thir d num ber , afte r of th e diffe r ent pa rties and at the mu ch effort on th e pa rt of t ho .s ame ti me wa tchi ng th e care fr ee a ud ience, th e enco re be in g 1movem ents of th_e offi:e boy · ce ived. " ?" Al lsman : " May be I got stung. M iss C Ieland, suave IY ; "N ° 0 n e ,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::..=:::::::::;.;...-: ()
Bl ind Mice." A ni ce ly in terpre ted I The n ext meetwg IS to be
Chrts ll7las Store
Wond erfully Co mpl ete have been ·gathered for the
St oc ks Holi-
day Season--we are in a position to serve you better than eve r before : From the top-most fl.oor to basement the store is filled with carefully selected merc ha nd ise fr om which you may choos P. gift s suitablP, for every one on you r list and that wi ll meet eve ry requiremen t. We will he pl ea sed to serve you in you r Ch ri s tm as shopping eithe r pe r sonally or th r ough our mail or der depa rtment
Y ou r unc fe Jack says some of WOODW A. R D'S L hncolates. wood have yo u.
O. J. MI LSTE AD S ELLS THEM!!
CHRI STMAS 1916
THE PERU NORMALITE
VOLU ME XI.
GLEE CLUB HAS SUCCESSFUL TRIP
Favora ble C omment C omes from Points Visited
The thir ty me mb ers of the Gl ee Club started on thei r week 's t ri p Monday , December 11 , giv ing th e first en ter t ai n ment at Berlin. Whil e wa itin g between at Du n bar , the boys v isited th e Dunbar schoo l, where · H ousto n, '16, is teac hi ng. Jack, S pacht, and "Cash" awed the stude n ts with shor t speeches. J eder man, who never stud ied so lid g-e omet.ry, wa s ca l led upon to teach th is subject for Ho us ton, and tha n ks to the assistance of Du dek , got away w ith it. After h old ing such a position, , Jed er man was ra th er di sg runtl ed to
Ihea r that a Wi l be r lady won dered if he (J ederman) cou ld he Dr. I House 's littl e boy.
At Be atrice, th e dir ector introduced Vern e a nd Harold Chate lain as D ot tie and Ida and asked the audi ence to de cid e for th em se lves
PERU, NEBR ASKA, DECEMBE R 20, 1916.
THE TOKENS.
Ther e's a w hi te ness in sno w,
And the fi r es ide's r uddy glow
Sparkl es with a bright ness al l un known to it befo re.
Th e re are greeti ngs betwe en fr iends
To the ear th's r emotest ends;
T here are long in gs for the faces loved of yo re.
Th e re a re web s of lovi ng plot ;
The re are fancies long forgot ,
An d the chi ld -h eart leaps again with in th e brea st;
The re are laugh s of merrier r in g-;
The re are needs must si ng ; a lif ti ng of our natu;es toward the best.
There's a myst ery in the air, All about us ever yw her e, And a s ub tle sen se of gladn es and good chee r;
By pulses ' j oyo us thri ll
By Parth' s Pchoes of "goo d wi I I"
We kno .v the bl essed Chr istm as -tide is here.
-Est her A. Clark.
IBUDGET A PINANCUL SUCCESS
AGAIN
Re port to Date Shows the Condition Ex cell ent
Th e great suc cess of the b udget sys t em in the past was due to th e hea r ty co -operat ion of everybody
Th is yea r the school boug ht the max imum nu mbe r of season tickets, bu t th ere were not as many sol d outside the sc hoo l. However. the gate r eceipts are over $100 greater tha n last year. Also the current expenses are over $170 less , w hi ch makes th e net ba lance onl y less th an it was last year at this time.
Total in come, a ll sources, Dec 15, 1916 ' $2017 .1 5.
Total expe nses , Dec 15, 1220.fi7.
V esper Serv ices.
OnP of the most impress i ve Iser vices of the year was held Sunday , Decem ber 17. The hour of 1 t. he service wa s at 4 :30 , when the ===============i=============== j tw ilig ht drew near and the atroosw hi ch .was wh ich. Becau se Th o mas deri ved from the trip, the mem- Pr ofessor G. W. Br ow n, 1ph ere was one of peare and quiewas slow of per cepti on a nd f&il eri bers of th e cl ub fee l very muc h in Itud e. The topic , " Christmas to respond to an en co re,' Dr. \ de bt ed to- t he b est lead er in the Prvfes sor Br ow n's long· e xper - 1spi r it , ·· was we ll exp la in ed by asked th e audience if they wa nted state , so t he boys declare- Dr. ience as a publ ic scho ol man inc lu d-1s evera l short talks. the " boy lo fid dl t: again"-a nd it IHouse .· Thr ee rah s and a ''t iger" ing all gr ad es of positions thru 1 "Peace on earth, goo d will toseems th ey did. ' Ifor him. city ·sup er in tendenci es up to t he 1 wa rd me n." Such was the me ssMr. Cla ude Lew is of Council co unty super i nt e nrl e nc.v of Edg ar Iage der lar i ng the great purpose of Bluffs jo in ed the c lub at Ber li n a nd H. C. H anson. th e Ma st Pr 's li fe. wh ich the ange ls received en thus t 'a t' p · t 1 1 br ot to the shepherd that night on eve • t I It · t 1 f I Bethl e hem 's plain. No human he -
s tc raJse a l H. C. H an son, who se I rj rect a · IS Y or- home is in Minn esnta is a grad utunate that Mr . Lew ts wd ! be a bl e/ ate of t he Mi nn esota 1
ing ha s eve r expr essethe Ch ri s tma s to assist in the program t ote gi ve n and has r eceived hi s Ma ste r 's spir it better than it wa s exp r esse d by the cl ub Wedn es day eve ni ng at degree fr om the Ne bra s ka Un Jvers - the n. p ''Give th e j!Pntle word th e ki ndl y eru. ity. He is a mem bf' r of Sigma Xi. The following is taken fr om the natio nal ho norar y s cientific sociery. Beatrice Dail y: "T he Pe ru Glee
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Per uvi flns on A ll State T earn. Sn fa r as can be lea rn ed but one Iselectio n of an ·'all-state" football
Be sweet a nd tende r-that is doClub, n umb e ri ng tw e nty- nin e m em· bers, gave a fine co ncert of voca l an d in:;t r um ental so los and choru s num be rs in the audi t or i um of the hi gh sc ho ol las t evening to a good l in g g ood"
PI<OI' G IV R li O\\'N . , . . 1 t ea m has bee n mad e- that by the an'l app reciative udience. Amo ng
ro 11 11nots: an.d h1s broacl ex1sport wri te r for th e Om nha th e numb ers d ese rvi ng of specia l pe rten cP as an tn:>t:Jlute worker anrl Th e ni l -state t ea m is a n Jyt hica l menti on are th e cornet solos by j
lectur er on rural life tlwmf:'s gi ve pi cke d tt"am of th e cn:am of tl w Will Ja m Novak a nd Edwa rd Sele- him an id ea l pr epa ration for the· foothall men of the st ate Accordment. the vio lin sol o by Pa ul kind of work in which h fs e>n· inl! to th e Ree n .o porter. our ow n fh omas , the horn d uet by th e at. Per u. His wo rk in the 1 Vi c Jun es woul d left r nd (an \h at ela in brothers and the vocal estab l ishinl! of study cen ters anrl ho nor l!iVl·n him last yE-a r also) and lo by Cla ud e L ew is. The cho ru s in m•lre rJirert con ne<'t ion with th e, Sandberg nnd Marty Crail! wouln s·well as th e solo numb ers were I ru ral d t> partment al ready. accllm · pla.v hal f bark C'lnd quarterback, arti stical ly rendered and won ap- pl i,;hed at Pt: ru bu t confirm s the on th e all ::: tale second plause from the au dien ce ." ea rli er r eport!; of hi s Jitn ef;;; fur hi :: ! tta m. · Go )d crowds gr eeted the boys at pos iti on (;Pnial. ki nd. cons id er-all the co n ce rts given, a nd it is the ate, courtt-ous, and mindful of thl' Elec ted to F<icu lt y. I'op ini on of th P. c ul b that the ad ver - of his peers, su bordin ates Mi ss Grace a former tis in g- done and the rela ti ons es tab- PtWF JJ. ..:. H AN,.,oN • and s up e ri oi-1'1 he is wit h»l a Pe ru now an e ffi cient lished with the Beat ri ce peop le He is a very pleasant man to ahiP a..:qu isition to th e St ac e Nnr- trnch er in th e Cook s<·hoo ls, has al one re pays all the expense and wo rk w ith , anrl tho ro ly I.JeliPves mal facultv. a facul ty wh ic h is in · 1been elected ki nde rgarten assistent inconvenience of the tri p. that a kn •JWie d g-e of a subje ct is t' r t'a-<inlo! n" less in th e qual it y of I Pe ru . She wil l beg in her work For the success and ke en plea s ure/ one of th e es,e n tiab of a t HIC ht" r. i it :; JH:•r..:on nel than in it s numher s. th e se cond se mPste r.
THE PERU NORMALITE Full to brim of g ladness is :a spri ng time da y!
E nt ered at th e Po st office at Peru, Ne · braska as matter.
Publl s bt Weekly by tbe Pe ru State Normal
. 75 cts. per yea r. Sin gle co py 5 cts.
HOWARD SMITH - - Edit or
A. L EWIS TY LER - Associate Edit or
GLE NN 0. KELLEY Bus iness and Subsc ri ption Manager
Fres h, soft gr ee n beneath our feet, with buds and blossoms fl ecked, A ll the trees are lovely, with misty green bedecked;
Songs of bird s returnin g to this northl a nd of c urs, Fragrance m os t exq ui si te that follows April showers
DEPAR TMENT EDITORS Full to the brim of g landess is a
Nona Palmer, ....Alumn i su mm er day l Eos Brown ·· Phil oma th ean Corn that s tretch es upward, re-
Marie Mcintyre Eve rett
Frank Lege r Y. M. C. A. joicing in the heat , El sie Wi lburn Y. W. C. A. R1 ' pening 'neath th e s un' s rays, Louis Wort h, N. C. A. • Bry an Emmer t, Athletics the fields of wheat. Miss Bowen Music Busy workers in th e fields, despite Ro salie Kobo Hum or h d
Mrs Nellie l\•L Smith, Locnl t e ar ent s.m,-
J ack All sman "Minerva" Quiet eve nin g, peaceful r es t, to Alice Forman Yost gruduates
Ma ry Cl a ry Seni ors Rosa line Kohn Juniors come w hen day is done.
Ge rt rud e Clifton So phomores Full to brim of gladness is an auL?>: Freshm en tumn day!
VJv1un B1sh op H1,gh Sch oo l
M tt' \d j Spec ials IFrosty tingl e in the air that sets a JC ' ee "1 p rcparat on es · Mr. Pa I mer Sc Jence Club the bl ood a thn ll, Prof. F. M. Gregg-Ad viser Smoky, mi s ty h aze, low -hung above the di s tant hi ll ;
To Our Frieodst Th e jolliest Christmas and the merriest N ew Year·
If you are worrying about to gi:' e, come here and allow us to assist you m solvmg
the problem!
From our line of all sor ts of handsome gifts for every body there are many desirable things th at anyone be deii g.h te,d to find in t heir stocking on Chnstm as mommg.
Glevelan d· Stores
:-JEBRASKA C ITY
fidence of the scho ol in calling him to its fac u lt);
. Wou ld n't it Joo'k fu nn y to see-
Professor Delzell teachi ng a class
Cordially, Th e Staff. with h is f eet on t he fl oor?
Wo ods aglow with col or, hill s with harvest c rowned; Si g hts, so und s, odors all pr oc laim that ple nty doth a bound.
F II t h b · f J -1 • Cle rk at Savoy in Lincoln during
Pl ease tak e care in making co n- u 0 t e nm 0 g al'ness IS a · t d t N. S. T. A, to Professor Rouse, tributions to the Normali'te th at wm er ay · 'k b 'I I' t bl th who .Ji:l u just r eg i ste red :-"What suffic ie nt space is left bet ween Jines ;::, Y a ..: Jve a ri tan ue, ea r is vour name , please?" Profes sor , for any alterations. Al so be sure all spar kling white; Vo ·ces f th k t 1 • e xa spe ra ted :-"Why, don' t you see for th e printer 's sa ke that but one 1 0 e s a ers, c ear, r mg- 'th d J' ht my signat ure there on the boo k? '' I, side of each sh e et is used. mg WI e 1g , - - M. rry sound of sleighbef! s, ch il d- Cle rk:-"That is ju st excit ed
A s eni or recentl y r emarked to a I ren's carefree fun, my cur ios ity ., I fri e nd, "Do you kn ow I fe el so em - Joyful winter d ay , whe::n I Year's wo rk' s done. Eve r ett Society Notes. I barr asse d when that pr ofessor ; speaks to me outs id e the classro om. -M. B. The pr ogram gi ven by t he Ev e r- I I may be enjoying every new thot - ett So cie ty last Friday night was ! Out of the Past. b f h · th at he gives a nd I may be absorb- enjoyed by a large num er o t e' ing a little, and it provokes me be- Normalite, 15 years ago: Peru memb er sandfriendsofth e organiz1 cau se I am never able to s tammer defeated by Lin co ln hi g h, 35 to 0, ation. Th e even in g's e nt er tain me nt
out some sod: of apprec iati on." in football. was o ne of extr a ordi nary interest
Many a stu de nt, a P inz on having a Fourteen years ago: Bi g ga me being wel l prepared a nd quite apSan Sa lv ado r of n ew thot pointed of f oot ba ll between t ow n and Nor - pro pri ate to the sea so n. The fi rst ou t to him by th e Col un1 bus in the mal tea ms. At the last minute it 1 numb er 'was gi ven by one of the person of a professor, has felt just is discovered that the town t eam yuonger mu sician s of the co mmungr at i tude, - and has found him se lf has n ot enuf playe rs. Two Normal i ty -Kingsley Hou se . He pla yea a
as i mpotent to s ho w any apprecia - players join the t ow n tt>am, m ak in g Prelude by Ch opin and "Mome nts 1
ti on. Prob ably the teaching sha ll nin e players on a si de. Roy Mu s icoux" by Schub e rt, bo th se-/ s ho w fr uits her ea fte r in the lives Cowe ll, quarterback for the town leclions being Lh oro ly by J of th ese sa me s tud e nts, altho such t ea m. Score 17 to 0 favor of the the l istene rs
long de lay ed rewa rd f or the t eac h- Normal. The remainder of th e p ro g ram I er is not nearly so pl easant as n Tl W d was de voted to the act in g of a I NEBRASKA CITY, · 11 rteen y ear s ago: on er m ore nnmed1ate one. And as one h d II Chn s tma s play e ntit le d "A Chri s t- \ NEBRASKA THE QU ALITY ST O RE h k , E h' \ w y mor e stu ents don't come to C h' ., Th k teac er remar s, ' ve nt IS poss1-h 1? mas tm e. ose ta in g pa rt b T f . ·1 f d c ape D I 1 1ty o see mg my pupt s o to ay CJ' tf 1 H d . k . 11 h I wer e Lillian wyer, Ma ri e Me- Eve rythin g Marked in Plain Fi gur es. 1 o re en nc s w1 teac at 1 ' as he may be at th e height of his B k t' ll ntv r t>, Mr. La wk e mp er a nd Mr ' roc nex y ear · development hereafter may be Ouri sch. Th e ea se wit h w hic h e a" h ideni ed me -he who pla nts the o li ve , ago: M. C. Le fl.er. I per so n a ss um ed hi s par t ren de red l Prof. and Mrs. Hu ll a nd Mi ss tree may n ot ex pect to e nj oy its 09 , pnnctpal of the mod el ht gh l thep lay an e xtremely int er estin g\Ba· 1 • tcay we re m Nebr ask a Cit y fruit s." sc h oo l, 1s a mply JUstifying th e eon1 an e nj oy ab le f ea tur e. Wedn e sda:v.
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STUDENTS
If you will buy some of our us efui Chr istmas gifts and take home with you, to t he h ome f olks th ey will appreciatate it th e tnore because of it coming from Peru.
Pnof. Wil son in juni or- cl ass chapel :- "I have a bill to presen t to the class-33 ce nts for so cks , Miss Sixta."
Miss Ba i er :- "! t hink the word is sacks.''
Cooper:-" ! t hink somebod y needs a penmansh ip l esso n ."
Miss Wa l ker (as ide) :-" I think somebody needs a read ing lesson ."
Mr. Mapes:-Every time the baby loo ks at me he smi les.
Mrs. Mapes :-We ll, th at shows t l'l at he a lready' has a s en se of h umor.
Richard Me issner went to Nemaha, Sat urday, to t ake nart in an to be gi ven th ere
Citizens Sta te Bank
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Al u mni Notes
Pre si dent H ayes a nd Col. Majors J. J. K li ma, ' 15, superi n te nden were in Lin col n Mond ay .:1nd Tu es - at Shelby , is'·receivi ng commenda day, wh ere they went to a tte nd the ti on f or h avi ng intr oduce into his Normal Boa rd meet ing. schoo l a graded ·course in musi
Gifts For the Students c Pr of. G. W. Br own went to and ar t.
Dramatic
s Pl a ttsmouth Fri day and to Weep -D. E. D onovan, ' 16, re port in g Water Saturday in co n nect i on g reat en joyment in hi s work' a with st udy cen t er work t eacher of the biological sc ience slPeru } p;., and R;ng•. Phi lo Evertt
Pennants, Souvr nir Spoons and St:t tionery. Wishing you a Merry Xmas and Happy New YeAr I am Yours
Ma ri e Ro nk , at the do rmitory:- in th e hi gh sc hool of Bisbee, N Is t hi s peach or pu mpki n bu tter? D. Mrs. Donovan wi-ll be rem em
N. S. N. S. Store you te ll by the bet:ed as Miss Dorothy Mo r ga n. tas t e? Ma ri e:-No. Wa itress: Thi s ·headl i ne appears in an Okla -
V. E. Chatela in , Ma n age r. N. S. H A. RA.JIA.N
A. B D. D.::>. Graduate of Cbicaco Coll ece O.Otal Surteoa
RES I DENT DENTI ST
Offi ce over Pay Bakery
e -Th en what difference d oes it homa da il y: "M rs. Susan Roys m ake ? Fo r dyce , new pr eside nt of Ok laho - I Mi ss Car pe n ter, after fa iling to rn a Educat ion Associat i on has tw receive a co r rect answer , ·'Now, hobb i es- medical i nspeG_ti on and Mr. Cald we ll , we a ll k now th at you st udy of .individua li ty." Mrs. For are very good looking, but th at is dyce is one of the old gr aduates o not wh at you are here fo r.," Peru. 0f
Prof. A. A. Wolf , super i ntend- "Man is fundamentally a kilent at Ri ver ton, Iowa , was in t own ler," asserts B. Clyde Moore, ' 09 . Sa turday We under .;cand he in an extreme ly i ntere::sting article a rr anged fo r two ga mul of baskLt I on the psycho l ogy of war, in a re 'ball Ri verto n and Pe ru, ' cent issue of th e "Pedagogica I
Whilt' do wn town go to
for your Ba r bt!r Work Neat, Cle an. All wo rk first class. !::lt"c o nrl door fmm po!'toffice
A FE; W M0Rt; Ha ircuts at KI NGSOLV ER & COW ELL ··WES TSIDE HARBER SHOP', on e to be playe d at Ri-ve r ton , De- l Se mi nary ." Mr .•Moore is one of "Be your orders great or small ce m ber 19, a nd the othl:! r at 1-'eru Peru 's enthusiast ic alumni, now Phone or bring t hem one and all" Durin g disc uss i ons of the wi nning scholastic disti ncL ion in e1r 1en; ior TO p rinc ip les of r apid r <:!ad in g Pr ofes- Co lu mb ia Un iversity.
Mrs. E. 0. PoJ.zeJ
sor Gr egg sai d, "Now co ul d any of In r ecent issues of the Lincoln Pianos & • Victrolas MUSIC SHEET
Ph one 218 yo u after you had ftnLhed rea di ngd papers appeared the names of the AgentforSunnysideOreenhouse Caesar ' Commentaries te ll t he sto -Un iversity students w ho rece i ved
GASKILL MU SIC CO MPAN Y NEBSASKA Fall s City, Nebr. ry of D ivitiacus or any ot her of a wards for the h ighest s ch ol ars hip I NEBR ASKA CIT Y,his c- u-ss?"' in their vario us classes last yea r.
Dr. R. D. Cole
Den t ist
Office ove r Va ri ety St ore ()ffice Phone 33 71
DR .B.L. S HELLHORN
Resi den ce Phone 6 Office ovP r Rexall Sto re - Phone3 1
PERU, NEB R.
. NOW is the time to thin k about your presents
Why not send a· good blooming pla nt or a nice box of flowe rs for Ch ri st mas?
In pl ants we will ha ve Cyclamen 50c & $1 00, Begon ias 50c Chri stmas pepers as c Prim r oses 35c l'omsetteas 25 to 75 c, Fern s 25c to $1.50 pt-r plant. In flowe rs we w ill have ple nty of Roses, Carn ations, Narcissus, Snap Drago ns_.a nd Swee tpeas.
SIMA NTON & PENCE
FA LL S C IT Y, NEB RA SKA.
The freshman Engl i sh class were 1 ,' 12 , and di sc usss in g the lega l c.hange of IM1ss .Wmn!fred we re names. Prof. Wi lson asked , "Can ment.10ned as havmg atta1ned the any woman legally change he r 1 highest ave r ages in t he ir resp ectname except by mar r iage? " Nel li e Ii ve classes, bnt they did no t reMcAul ey r ep li ed , '' Yes sometimes ce i ve awards because they are not th ey ca n by di vorce .·· in the Unive rsi ty t hi s yea r
Prof. Han son:-- "The fo ll ow in g: · : peo ple pl ease exp la in t heir absence I H. Ha r old Wi ll iams, '67, afte r f ro m th e stere optico n lect ur e 1 teaching successfully in Nebraska Weon esday evening: - Mr. Kel -1for saw enough. in I .Por · Clzris tma .;:;
The fo llowing :He \'cry ap pr o pr intt· tor the rcnH.' mbnlncC. Hox 25c to $1,50 Co r re!'pondt>ncr Pflrls 25c to 60c Desk Pads and Blotters Moo re flllrl Co nklin Fountu in $2.50 to $5 00
ley!" Mr. Kelley, excited ly an 1 the poss JbJlltles of t he profe ss 1on sl ightly fusse d: - "Why, Mr. Ha n- to justify him in making s uch fur -l ...--. ther preparation, as a docto r or law -j 1te IS proud to have on it s li st of son, 1 was sta nding right nea r the door Ask Miss f{ o by." ye r - wu u ld. for his business. He exchanges: accordingly worked hi s way t hru I Presiclent HA.ve s ha s se nt letters TE AC HERS \V/ ANTE D. a d oc to rate in Stanford Un i versi- to all fomer s tuden ts wh o wert>
To fi ll v acancies in eve ry 1 ty, and is now th e educational ex· wi thi n a semester and summer ment of Sch oo l wo rk , c om mencin g; pe rt of California State C:ollege at sc hool of gr a duation, inviting ancl with the new y ea r. O nly per ce nt Whitt i er. A recent United States urg in g them , to joi n the sem i -cenComm1 sswn . R egister Now. bu llet in of .an educat ional survey ten nial class. Many favo r able r eTeachers Em pl oyment Burea u, of a Cal iforni a co unty bears pl i es i ndicate that there will be 25E. I. Heu er, Mgr. h is na me, an d he is at th e to 30 mo re ente r the se ni or class , 228 Cedar Rapids Savin g Ba nk pr ese nt time editor of the Journa l and also severa l ca ndi dates for deCedar Ra pi ds, Iowa. of Deli nque ncy, wh ich the No r mal · I
Philomatheao Doings, Iin th e f est ivities It was he who Idirected the s ub seq ue nt merry
Th e Phil o program las t Fr id ay ma k in g whi ch co mpris ed a morri s
ni g ht was th e fittin g cl ose a Ida nce gi ve n by twelve g irl s, a solo year 's recorq of go od by Le na P oo le, Christmas s in gi ng
Th e crowd was large a nd appr ec Ja- by th e mumm ers a nd b egga r childtive of th e good things pre pared ren, the ce remony of the Yul e log-, for its entertainment. th e duel of St. Geo r ge a nd th e
Mi ss Ha ze l Frye exp la in ed the·Turki sh Knight (whi ch sa me wa s pr ogr am to fo ll ow f or the e n! ig h- 1exc ru ciat ingly funn y) a na r ria t ive tenm ent of th ose who were igno- of th e Chri s tmas story by P rofesso r ran t of th e procedur e in Chri s tm as Pa lm er an d as a fittin g conclusio n, celebr at io ns of th e sixt ee nth th e of a wassail so ng. t ury. The ce re mo ny of cr owmn g · th e Lord of Mi s rul e occurred early I . J: A. Wo odar d, '07 has b een a p-
po in te d to a p os i tio n ir. th e of th e sta te s up e rin tend e nt and wJIJ b eg in h is wo rk th ere th e fi rst of J an uar y. Mr Wo oda rd was superinte nd ent of tl; e H av eloc k f chools d · the for years, and u nn g past t wo years has he ld a sim il ar posi ti on in Se war d. F rank H os ie, '15, a member of the F ifth Ne braska regi me n t, is ill w ith a f ever, at the base ho s pital in San Anto ni o. · Mr. H os ie has r e· cen tl y b ee n tra nsfe rred to th e r eg imen ta l ba nd I I i!
'lihe Christmas Store , 11 I H 11 Wo nder full y Co mpl ete Sto c ks H
have been gathered for the Hol i- ll
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E PERU N ALITE
VOLUME XI.
HOUSEWARM ING AT NEW
First Cl asses Held in th e New Structure T his Week
On Monday of thi s week, mode l sc ho ol and t eache rs' train er classes convened {or the fir st t ime in th e T. J. Maj ors train er schoo l building, the beautifu_l product of long and careful planning on th e part of President H ayes and Dean Rouse
A more ideal spoVor the locati on of the building could not have bee n found. The oppot unity for recreation and nature st ud y in connect i on wi th the training sc hoo l work i.s one not given to many sc hoo ls-a f ew steps fr om the buil d in g and th e ch il d is in to uch with a miniature f ores t of native oaks a nd shady n oo ks n ot ye t cti stub eJ by men! The bui ld ing itse lf , J 96 feet by 1 06 feet, is a fine well-proportioned st ructure of Beford st one and vi ti fied brick for ' primay d epartme nt are n ot dis-, 1.PROUD DAY FOR THE LETTER · MEN Imay not know , the numb er of the exte rior walls. The inte ri or turbed by the pupils of the upp er white bars on the sweate1· steeve walls are of concrete reinforced by grades. Th ey may e nter the b ui ld- ! Sweaters Are Presented to Members I indicate th e r.umber of years the steel. Entering the building we ing by the same doo r s, but n ot of Footba ll Team 1pl aye r has wo n a letter, while the find that no effo rt ha s been spared mee t in th e bu i !d in g dur i ng the I sta r, if prr;>sPnl on the sleeve , to make it S!'! rve th e intended pur- ent ire day . The cloak r ooms, At Friday' s chape l period. nifty ! indicates th at.t he plnyer ha s so mepose. Ther e is no waste r oo m, reci tation rooms , play r oo ms and i blue sweate rs ;na r ke cl wi th the I time sc rve ci as raplain. there are nil corrid ors. "toilet r oo ms fn ki nde rg-arte n pr i- l white '' P", were g-iven to 16 of ' There cannot he foun rl d t)ors, win-mar y' a nd gra mmar are I th e 19 1(i f oot ball s,4 Ltad fnr having- I Firs t Game ery Doubtful. dows, or pan els which are not ent ir ely separ a t(J cl, ye t so s killfu l ly \ playeci in two or more games. ! Thur sday evem ng- January 11 , placed s, ,mE' econom ic pur- done that a vi s it or might not Craig, Allsman , Sc hn ei ci e r, Hanev j Normal plays ?asket ba_ll pose. Eveyr.h1n g has bee n arr an g- cover i t. (captain), Bryan Emmert, Wilhur agamst th e Nebraska Cny At n lettc ed to save steps, t im e and energy Other no table impro vem e nts are i Emme rt, Spence r L ege r, .Jo nes,, Club. Sch neide r, captain, crack in :he of classes. A lii f ound in the dom es ti c science I Smith , Lee Smith , Owe ns, pla yer very lif e of the recltatton, clas:> r ooms a nd lab ora- . r ooms: ve rmin- proof stove room; I Meissner, Sanl:5erg, Ca ldwe ll, Bell , t ea m, IS sick with the mumps at fl.o.ors are the It-in refrig-erator so arranged j anci Spacht rece iv ed Elmwood. What wi II happen uncicrete, c•>vered with battleship Im- that temperature is cont ro ll ed for. token s. Haney as captai n rece i ved er such a handicap is a big guess. ole um. This gives firmness and 'bo th winter anrl summe r u se· com -l from the coach per sonally a small Whatever happens, the boys are Cleanl l ·ness yet red uces no 1 · d ' I 1...1 f tb 11 "ll th nev er "Ui tt ers and r oters may · • se an plete electric a,;paratus for kitrh -. go u oo a w1 1 e ac( ompany ' 1 vib rat ion to a m ini mum. Th e f' n; an arrangement wh ere by al1 : in g re mark that he, .Johns.JD , had expec t thrills. Students get th e lighting is unil ate ral and the heat-. the ro(1 ms of the s uite may be \ never wo r ked with a ol ci z ip i nto the r ooti ng at this first ing is the vapor system of st ea m. quickly converter! int o one large I caota in mean i n-g- no Lo :ork pape rs s_a y that the T he ventilation is both plenum and dinin g hall. In the manual train- :the e)(·Peru captai ns. An nounc·e· IS half r espon!l lhle for t?e and i.s .i nsu r ed agai nst any ing rooms on the sa me tlonr, dr aw -l ment of th e r es ult of the ele ction I footba ll_ boys to plenty of fresh in g rcmm, bench room. and lathe ) h Pid by lhe "let t r;>r me n" to decide what t he rootm g was !Jke at k air by powerfu[ electr ic motnrs. r oom are connE-cted in su ch a way I up0n ne xt year's captain was also and we all know about Yo rk wtnA stat i onary vacuum svstem of h h . t h nlarl" <)f th P th r ee <'andirlate · n ing the sta le champion ship. Think - t at t , mstruc or as easy ove r-. ,.,. · "• cl eaning has been installed t hru out . h f II th N h ll Pau l Kirl Do·· Owen· and Sandy you that the rah-r ah tn g has nolh- stg t o a e rooms. o e s 1 '' · v "• • •.. • • 1 the building and th e very best -. h ft· th t Kidrt was ch ose n. Bot h the ex- mg to do With wmnmg games · • • 1 01 s a H or o er uangerou s par s . 1 Th e fact that an olci Pe ru star is has been pro· j of machi nery will be found expos- captain a nci m:ade l playing with the Ne braska City vid ed for the entue plant. Wir- ed. speech e:> bnlllant w1th oratoncal Lon g-- will ining, p lumb ing and heating are Equa ll y well-plan n ed is th e ki nder ' effects a-; is of font- : crease the inte r e.st in t hi s game distr i buted thru a spec ial su bcel- garten r oom. Furlnnate is the chi lei ball player.; attPmpLing- to make •. The sc he dule has not heen definlar. This is an important featur e h b . h I l"f . h ' speech es l;tely ar r anged fol' tthe season , al,. . w o egi n sc ooo ' e tn sue 1 tho it is known that Peru will play as Jt g1ves easy access at all times an envi ron ment and f or tun ate is the I The bo ys are happy the wit h abo ut the sa me coll eges that to the vital parts of th e hea tin g, trainer who ma y r ece ive h er lnspi- sweate rs--.J ack Allsman says is she has in years pa st Ther e wi ll lig htin g and p lum b in g syste ms. r at,ion in that room. j prouder of his sweater than he wa s be t7n games at hom e, inCare and r epa ir of th ese esse ntia ls Th e upper floor is given to the I of hi s first pa ir of long b1•eech es- cl udm g two w1th We sleyan, a may thus proceed at any time 1J unior Hi gh Sc hool A large : and very gratefu l to th ose who are fohr tNhe sct ru bsA. ahnldt . a Cglamhe · •W it t e ew on t e 1c u, Without dtstubt?g wo rk of the ! asse mbly room provided with a r espons l ble for pro cu nng the INewton, Kan sas Th e. Newton school. By an w ge nw us arrange- ; well- eq uipped and li gh ted stage sweaters for the m. tea m was last yea r the middl e-wes t mPnt of the inte ri or, pupi ls in the 1 1 ron llnu <·d on Fo mth Page .> As informati on for some who champio n.
PERU'S LA TEST PRlDE.
THE PERU NO RMALITE the cla ss of 19 17 do fo r thi s semi - Ith e subj ec t grad ua ll y wa ne d. -: cen te nnia l year than to pro vid e at1 Pe ru is pr oud of th e f act that
En te red at th e Postoffice at Peru, Nc· once a la nd sca pe ga rden er 's plan one ot th e men who a re do ing
bras kn as seco nd -class matter. for a rea ll y beautifu l Per u? We ' mu ch to r estore the subj ec t to i ts
Publl sht Week ly by tbe Peru State Normal r espe ctfullly s ub mi t thi s for the : natura l place of in ter est and i m75 cts. per yea r. Single co py s cts. consid era ti on of the present senior. por ta nce , is o ur o wn Pr of essor
HOWARD S :\11TH Edit or A. L EW IS TYL ER . Associate Ed itor
GLE NN 0 .KELLEY
Business a nd Sub sc ripti on Ma nager class
IHe ndrick s, whose major thot wh !le Sp eakin g of the arti s tic side of doing hi s wo rk in ph y s1cs the norma ls, on e is str uck, on a 1 in th e Univ ers ity of C hicago, wa s vis it to Norma l, wit h th e' the question of motivati on in th e unusua ll y clean and wholesome co n- j t eac hin g the to wh i ch h is e nrTO il s clit ion of it a ll. The fin e new li fe en erg1 es have ma ml y been de-
Non a Pa lm er·, Alumni I h t 1 t
Eos Brnvv n Ph il oma thea n bui ld ings all see_m he ad equate ly I voted. Thi s as a Ma rie Mci nty re ·· · Everett janitored and there IS a total ab - found 1n th e 5p le nd ld
Frank Lege r V. M. C. A. 1 11
Ehtie Wi lburn ........... .... ....... Y. w. c. A. se nce of uns ig ht ly mar ki ngs, ac- ma nual to which h 1s pup 1 s. as we
Lo ui s Worth, N. C. A. cumulat ed dus t, neg lected repairs, as those of a numb er of o ther
Cha rl otte Six ta, Guild
Brya n Emmert, Athlcti cs un fi nished s tructures, te mpora ry 1 sch oo ls, have a cc ess for the til st i\1iss Rowe n Music Rosa li e Ko hn ·::.: :::·::::::." .".: Hum or a dju s tm e nts, and a bortive pro ject s. tim e. n H d Mrs Ne ll ie 1\{. Smitn, .Loca l Und er such sti mu lating s ur- In thi s ma nua l rr of ess or enJ ac l<All sman · · " Min erva'' rourtoin gs , th e temptat io n to mar rlcks ha s had th e co ura-ge a nd {{OOd A lice Form an .Fost-grad uates
Y. M. C. A.
Os car Oakes wi ll le ad ing Sunday, Ja nuar y 14 - -
School O pens. the m eet -
The Nor mal s ch oo l, after a vacati on of n earl y two wee k s, opened i ts s ession again Wednesady. E xtra coach es on a ll t rains Tu es d ay were l oad ed w ith s lud e nts.
Col. T. J. Majors we nt to Linco ln,M o nday, to be at the ope ni ng of th e leg islatur e. Mrs. 0. H. B ea tti e, of Pari s, I ll. , who has b ee n visi tin g her sis ter, Mr s. G. W. B ro wn, !eturned home the first of the w ee k. Pr ofess or W. N. Del ze ll was in Linco ln Saturday. Tw o of th e childre n, Mar y a nd Ma rk, we nt as far as Neb ras ka City, wh ere they vi sited r elati ves for th e day.
Ma ry Clary St'n iors property and ''s lam " appara tu s is sense to gi ve larges t p la ce to qu a1Rosa linc Ko hn Junior;; TEACHE RS \YI ANTED Ger t ru de Clifto n ·.·.·:. much lowere d, and in th e end itativ e rat her th an to q uantitat i ve •
Loy Huc ker Fres hmen Iit costs less to kee p eve ry t hi ng in I work and to pr oc ee d 'fr om the To fill vaca n cies in every Dep art..-
Vivi an Ui!< hop Hi gh Sc hoo l . · · · · f · j Sp ·ch.ls a rl pnme re pa1r th an to make fre- s tud y of the fam 1h ar tbmgs o _ me nt of Sc hool wor k, commenclllg l\l nttrc Ad ce · ' ' n. · · 1 Prrpurato rr es que nt re purchase and s pasm odiC th e ho me a nd the co mmun itY to with th e ne w y ear Only per cent
Mr Pa l nu!r Rricncc Club t' h f t d b · • R · N
Prof. F:· M. Gregg:.:.:.: Ad vise r ren ov a tons. , t o.>e o· a more remo e an a - Comm tsston. eg1ster ow F. M.G 1 strac t nature. He has furt h er Teac hers Employm ent Burea u, Said the Norm al ite on i ts edit o- linked s tu dy of ph ysics with E. I. Heuer, Mgr ri al pages in Oct obe r, 1908 : The s tud ent wh o becomes ex pert Icomm on life by pr o vid in g a splend id 228 Ced ar Rap ids Sa ving Ba nk "O ur sp lendid camp us is now in the va ri ous devices by which Iseri es of proj ec t s tud th a.t must Cedar Ra pi-J s ( W 'l r adian t with a utum n tint s a od our th e drudgery of le arning is e vaded _ ine vi t ab ly se r ve to d evelop la rger ;::_-,:_-_-_-:__- ________,___ glori ous oaks 1 ou t of their life- imag in es th at he is out witting his Iinter es t and ab ili ty in "getting str uggles, da il y te ach lesso ns of bu t di scover s in later inform a tion from th e world of matof sy mm et r y, of se lf-re- li fe that he ha s che ated hi mse lf. ter and of for ce." Th e procedu re li ance, a nd of chara cter. If to the Th e di sciplin e of ed ucati on is not is r eg ula rl y fr om th P. s tud y of comna tural beauty a nd in sp irat io n of the a tte mp t of the schoo l or co llege mon thin gs to th e study of boo ks, the campus th ere mi g ht he add eci to bene fi t itse lf. It has been de-rounding o ut each maj or to pi c with such a rt i fi cial co nditi ons as a more vi sed is i mposed for th e sole a we ll o rdered o ut l ine s ummary ar t is ti ca ll y unifi ed sys tem of wa lk s, pur pose of helpin g the s tudent.- · that can but s er ve to fi x in m ind a ha pp ier )Ji ac in g of s hru bbery a nd J'he OuLioo k. th e imp ort a nt f ac t s, ot he rw ise to o ft o\>ve rs and a syrnm et ri ze d to p- - of ten los t in th e ea sy aband o nm ent og ra phy, the n would o iirs be an 1'he No rm al it e has bee n undu ly Iof th e labors of th e la bor ato r y. id ea l sc hoo l se ttin g. It is to be I da ll ia nt in givi ng ad eq uate r ecog -We p re di ct for Pr ofesso r Be ndhoped thac an a ppr o pri a ti on m ay ln it ion to the "Manual of Ev eryd ay 1rck s' Manual a wid e adop ti on and s om e time be sec ur ed to gi ve us the Phys i cs," go tt en o ut earl y this : thru it a lar ge r in te r est in an he lp of an expert land scape ga rdner , se mes ter by Profess or He ndri cks. I po rta nt aca de mi c su bject in pa r king ou r groun ds a nd in Bn ef me nti on of th e s tudies wa es provi ding definite plan s for th e made so me week s a go, but we Ha ppen ings in Ro ut to Omah a. fu ture . By reaso n of what has d es ire now to spea k in full er te rms . M ·ss Sh-a ( · th N b k 1 , rr ar 1n e e r as a bee n done at Kea rn ey in this lin e I of a p iece of wor k th at is no t onl y C't ·' t ). LI 1 ' 1 Y u epo . - r ow r o we get to th ere are th ose who t hin k th at th e I a credit to its au thor bu t that Ip 1 1 ay ne. gro und s of the Kea rn ey . S tate Nor-1does honor to our No rm al Schoo l. M · p 1. W . 1 11 " 1ss oo .- ere you never In rn a WI 1n t1me, on th e a rt1fic1al I he s ubJ ec t of ph ys1cs cam e into 1p y t f 7 I a ne )e or e. s !l.le at least, be s uperior to o ur thP hi gh sc hoo l cnrri c ulum years own u nl ess we, as they, wo rk out ago unde r the ca ption of natura l Mi ss Wirth (in Plattsmo uth ):a de fin ite a nd we ll matm·ed plan ." phi losoph y. It was th en largely a Is thi s Coun c !l Bluff ' s'! More than eig ht yea rs ha ve no w t ext -b oo k s ubj Pc t, but a po pu lar Mr. Meiss ner:-N ow yo u kn ow
go ne by wi th l itt le a rti s ti c pr o- ! one, bec au se . mos t of t hose wh o that is m os tl y bl uff gr ess to r et'o rd for Pe ru , whi iP. took it had alread y had a bun d ant / Mi ss Mull en and M iss D ow n in g L.
K ea rn ey can boa st of one of th e ex pe ri ence in th e laboratory of life pose d for the cam e ra- ma n as m os t beaut ifu l of ca m puses to be found thei r mot i va ti on for I "sleepin g bea ut ies." SONS & CO. foun in thi s or neig hbo rin g phys ics tn the c un os i ly d eve loped I As th e co ndu ctor entered But in a set t i-ng such as Pe ru 's, in ma ny co nt ac ts w ilh nature. ·! train wh ich wa s dela yed fo r where nat ure has done so nauc h, With th e passi ng of th e earli er ho urs, the Peuv ian s sa ng t he 0-_ I NEBRASKA CITY, 'f h ·' 1· I I p p NEBR ASKA ev_en 1 as uone so Jtt e, 1t 1s texts an d th e co mi ng in of phys ics u ar a ir "They say t ha t the Hurls ttl l poss 1ble to re tri eve ou r lo st with its emph asis on quan tat i ve in gton ain't got no tim e- 1 , TH E QU ALI TY STORE gro und Wh at fin er thing cou ld wor k in lhe labora tory , inter es t in t im e a ll the wh il e, all th e wh ile.f;s Eve ryth ing Mar ked lo Plain Fi gure s.
W 13 HAVE the Famous In tern ational Ta il orin g Co's Samp le l in e from wh· h beautifu l se l ec tion for Sui t or Tr ousers and have them made to measure at a 1 c. yo u men you want to reas on:ao le price b uy or no t. Th e Cash St ore M. E. GOOD of th e sch oo l can make a Come and see w.h eatoer Phone 22
Owi ng to the s li ppery condition of the sidewa lk s of Pe ru for th e past week, most every one has at some tim e take n a tu mble. It might be so me co nsola ti on to some t' know th at if a you ng man s hould slip a nd fa ll and bre ak hi s knee he wou ld on ly have to go to the S outh where th e "Ne-gr oes; " if a lady sho uld break her knee , she wo uld have to go to Italy, whe re they have th e "she-neys: " if a child shou ld break his kn ee, he would have to go to th e mea tmarket, where they keep th e "k id -neys;" and if a ba by should brea k its kn ee, it would also have to go to the mea tma rket , where they ke ep the 'w iem es "
We ar e S ti ll in the Market With All Kind s of
f ine Stati o nery a nd
School Su pp lies
$250, 000.00
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Ro C II I Alumni Notes y owe ast w ee k r ece1 ved a I Pe ru in iti al sweater ea rn ed in base -l Th e were amo ng :he ball in th e seas on of 1904. 1a lumm who v1s1ted Pe ru dunn g F d A h f b bet ween the ho lid ays: Clyde Hu tchin son, o un .- watc 0 B E '16, M C k· Cla re nce t ow n a nd d epo t. Fob wor th much · ·' c 00 ' H ow ie, B. E., '16 Fa ir bur y· to loser, perh aps, as an honor . Fl . ,' '
Notify box 5 1, P. o· oren ce Kite, 15, K ea rn ey; IM. C. Bloss, 15, Ft Ca lh o un ; Prnf. Hull, at p os toffi ce:- We ll , K athr un She llh or n '16 Milford J ' here' s a woman su ff rage magazi ne Ia. ; Lela McKe nn ey, •ll:i, No rth Gu ess I won't take that home. Lou p; Mil ton B la nkenshi p, '1 6, Prof. ·Beck :- N o, it's bad e nuf n ow. Hartin gton; Ca rter, '14,
. Mi ss Bo we n has b ee n in Chi cago a nd Ha ze l Mill er Ca rt e r, '14, Sifor th e past wee k. where she is go urn ey, I a.; H. H. Hum p hr eys,' 14 , taking a co urse in p agean t1y, pr e- ,· Waco; Albin J q,hn so n, '14, Univ er-
Ou r Watc h l< epa rin g th e Bes t Wh ile dow n to wn go to I CH ASE'S
\' K Chatelain, Ma n age r.
The N. S. N. S. Store paratory to a ss isti ng wit h th e Pe ru si ty of Chi cago: Ha rri et Glasgow, Is pring pageant. '15, Sh e lby; Cora Brun sdo n, '16 , Jederman :-New boil ing's fin e. Bl ai r; Fran k Da llam , '15, Conrad, - ----I we nt to on e of my two classes Ia.; Mars ha l Jon es, '14, Ain swo r th ;
N. S. A. B., U. IJ OrndU4tc ol Cbicago ColltJC Dental Surgeon
Rt::Sl!JE NT DEN TIST
Offi ce ove r P ay Bakery
''Be yo ur ord ers gr ea t or s ma ll Ph one or bring them one and all" TO Mrs. E. 0. P olzel
P hone 218 Agent for Sun nyside Green house Falls City, Nebr
Dr. R. D. Cole Den t ist
Office over Variety Sto re (lfficc: Phone 33 H ow :e 71
DR B. L. S HELLHORN
Res ide nce Ph one 6
Office Ovt> r Rexa ll Store Ph one 31
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Yet O tie Thing is La ck ing
Plo wers /rom o ur sp le n rled Gn·enho use fo r t l-> e bi g Occas i0ns.
SIMANTON & PENCE
FALLS CITY, NEB RA SK A.
t here this morn ing. The o ther one, Joy E. Mor ga n, ' 11 , Gui de Roc k; a '' seven-forty" made a conflict C. Gor don Beck , '10, H astings Smith :-Row 's that ? Co ll ege; Ca r ri e Hesse lti ne, '0 4, - Confl icted with my s leeping Curtis Agricultur al Sc hoo l; S. J. hours Ellenberger, '12, and L ena Ha ll et Am ong th e "books in the pr ess" Ellen ber ge r, '08, Elwood : l<'ur r est as ann oun ced by th e D. Van N os -McAd am s, '1 0, a nd Fl orence Se he ll tr a nd Co., New York , is "Che mi s- McAd ams, '18, May wood; Ea rl try by Expe rim e nta ti on, Including Meyer, '0 9, Geneva; W. S. Bos tQu la itative A na lys i:;: a L abo ra to ry de r. '12, and E th el Meye r Bos t de r, Ma nual for t l-te First Yea r Co ur se ," '04, Cha dr on No r ma l; Haze l by Wilbur .Ii'. H oyt. Meye r. '16, Ra ndo lph; Loui s Of th e eigh ty five form er stu-Chard. 'lG, Wi lber; Blan kde nts of P eru wi thi n a se meste r of ens hip, '16, H ya nnis; Vir g il Long, grad uatio n whom Pr es i dent H ayes '1G, Neb r aska City; Flo r ence Cl ifhas wri tten, urgi ng th em to ret ur n ton, ' 16, Cook; Ed na Ringswald, to schoo l to gr aduate in the cen- , 10. Cook; R. Mae Medl ey, '02, terinial cl ass' aho ut 25 have an-Dun bar; Pea rl Ti bbetts, '11, swered fav orab ly. Th is will Pa wne e C ity; Cori nn e Whi tfield, a seni or c lass of m pre th an '15 . L incol n; Merll ey, 11 , me mber s. Boe lus; H ele n Co rn e ll, '18, State Th e Decem ber n um be r of Sc h oo l U ni ve rs it y; Mr s. Lou ise He rri ck Scien ce a nd Ma th ema ti cs co n tai ns Spatfu rd, ' 11, Lin co ln. _ an int er es tin g a rticl e on 1 .f'h ilom a the an Doi ngs. tiv i ty in the H ig h Schoo l" by Pro-T he ri rst meeti ng of the .Ph ilofesso r H oy t. In the cou r se of th is 1mathea n in the new year is a rti cle it is made clear how the to be held Friday nigtlt. Miss high sch ool only moderate ly M'aie Osb orn has char ge of the p roequi p ped can do so me su ccessf ul gr am. Thes e n umbers are a pa t.t exper i men ti ng with t he pheno mena of th e pr og r am: Select i ons by the of ra di oac t ivi ty. Ph ilo orches t ra and th e oc t ette, a I Th e wee k beg inn ing J an u ary 15 is vocaL numbe r by Miss Adt:de Kre nt he w ee k of th e a rts ex- zien, a vio lin solo by Miss Charhibit. It is se ld om p oss ib le to lo tte Sixta a nd a piano solo by Miss brin g such an e hi xbit to Pe ru, Laura Ma c kprang, and a cl elig htfu mad e up as it is of co ntr ibu tions li ttle play e nt itled "Co nfess ions." from Boston Mus eum Sc iwo l, Pen n· Hazel Frye and Homer Sch wen tker sy lvan ia Acade my, and Co lu mbia have the parts of a yo un g ma rri ed Teacher's Co llege. Don 't neg lect coupl e who are disc los i ng, r ather such opportuniti es. ::)pe nd a litt le regr e tfully th e se crets of th e ' I I . I ' for yo ur Barber Work Neat, Clean. All wo rk fi rst cla!>s. Srcond rloo r fro m postofli(·e .. No reaso n why yo u shon ldn 't Envy the man witli a. fine ha ircut X-tc nd your tradt: Try us ami own one KINGSOLVER & COWELL •'WEST I::i!DE BA I<l3ER SHOP"Hetldqu art ior P ianos & Victrolas
SH EET MUS IC GAS!< ILL MU SIC COMPA NY I NEBR AS KA CITY, NEBS ASKA
Nya l' s T oi le t Good s FHce Cn.- mn PHcc l'owd •·r Col d Cn·a m T alc um Powder Alm on rl Lo ti on BcHu ty Ba lm Sha m poo All thr Fa mous Qmdit y FISHER BROS. DRUGGISTS at the . WHITE STOR E'' / Po r Fres h a nd Socia l Cheer _ time in studying thi s exhibit. .'' othe r girl s' 'ami the "ot he r me n. ' 1
Housewarming at New Building.
<Co ntinu ed !rom First Pag e.) , not o nl y sea ts all t he pupil s but care sfor all asse mbli es or con vocati ons and mak es pr ov iSIOn for dramati zati ons, pl ays etc. The gymna s ium , 30x 60 fe et, is arra nged so th at two a udi ences may be con vened at th e same ti me. The po ss ibiliti es for great g ood , afford ed by th ese t wo ass emb ly ro oms in th e way of soc ial c ommunity en ter wo rk are unlimite d.
Space d oes not pe rmi t ad eql!l ate mention of r es t r oo ms f or te ach er or pup il wh o may be i ll or fa tigue d, work r oo ms for trai ners to prepare plans or consu lt amo ng the ms el ves, the ar t r oo ms, a nd many othe r spec ial f eat ur es of Pe ru 's new pr id e.
[M os t of th e above is taken fr om an arti cle by S up't Gregory, S ta te Norm al l'ra inin g inspector. -Ed. ]
Y. W. C. A.
Mi ss T ib bet ts wi ll have char ge of the next meet in g Jan ua ry 14, a nd a la rge at ten d ance is anti ci pa ted. Those h av in g he ard Miss Tibb et ts in other m ee tin gs w ill tes tify
Has the New Vear
Br oug ht a Chn n ge
R eco rd you 1· fnr you r fri t: nd s. A nc:w 19 17 portrait nf y ou r s df wi ll he hv vou r fulks.
3. T ha t a s ingle tax on land is · · d J' '- st 1 ' fiable John All sma n, Gle nn · 1 th I·' d1'es' a nd o-ent ing. Be there on t1me an prepar- u t er and rep a1r 1o "' t- • ed to I(e ll ey. le rnen's cl o th i ng of e ve r _v descrip tion. Sa t ur day, Ja nu ary 20. We a lso clea n, 1epa ir and al ter fur sPreliminary Debates 1. T hat the· an n exat J'o n of M ex - t cur ta ins s.·
Th e pre lim i nary deba tes will be i co would be for the best intrsts of w: ha ve a special depa r tm e nt for he ld thi s year be ginnin g Tues da y bot h countri e s. Car ri e Ba ie r, Ea rl the cl e an r ng a nd re blockin g ot ladJa nuary 16, and continuin g th e Ha rl ow ies' and gentl e me n's h ats. We pay balance of the we ek, till th e 20 th 2. Th at th e i nfl uen ce of th e rc t•.r n charg es on a ll shipments Th e subj ec ts and debaters ar e as 1 m ov i es .is Otis O we ns, ,· DRESHER BROS! foll ows : St ep hen Du e ri s ch. · 22 11 -17 ST Tuesday, Januar y 16. I 3. That th e Un ited Sta tes OMA H A, N EBR. 1. Resolved, th at e ducatiOn , f Ric hard 1 sh ou ld prepa re. or war. =. sho uld pr e pare f or pract i cal I if e. 1 E t I Me i ssn er, Bryan • mmer Affir ma ti ve , Arthur Longfe ll ow ,, 4. T hat Co ngre ss s houl d pa ss an negative, Car ri e Bloss act p rovidi ng f or sor11e f orm of ; 2. Th at the tax on incom es is S · L · ship subsid y. May t1tt, oy 1 jus ti fi abl e. Myrtle Ha rri s, Leo H acker. I J ewe ll. 1
3. That the M onro e Doc tr in e The fo ll owing stud e nts who gradhas outli ve d its u sef u lness. Fl or- ', u ate January 26, h ave been loca te d en ce Full e r. Ve rne Chatelai n. Iat th is ea r ly dat e: Gr ace D ouglas, Wed nesday , Ja nuary 17. fi rst grade, Gra nd Is land , $60; 1. That th e boyco tt is a justifi - Marie Mc i ntyre, h ig h schoo l. Be llab le w eapo n in re duci ng the hi gh wood, $65; Lulu Stu r geo n, pri ncos t of li v ing Fr ancis Coo pe r, Iri s cipai , Mar sl and , $70; Edi th L oper, J ac kso n. geography supe r viso r, Yor k, $65 ;
2. Tha t the presi de nt should be Fern Ter ry, gr ammar r oom, Strat-I eleded by the dire ct vote of th e ton, $ 60; a nd El eanor For ema n, peop le. Tal bo t·Hunt, Le na P oo l. hi gh s choo l, T hedford , $ 70 M iss l
3 That w itn esses shoul d co n- St u rgeon is tak i ng the place of J fr ont th e defe ndants. Fred Kuh l- Miss Ad ee and M iss For em51 n is m an , Ne lli e Smith tak i ng the place of Mi ss Runya n, T hu rsday, January 18
1. That the high cost of li v in g
E. J. NEWMAti-S Pend d' Oreille Studio Phone 56 Peru , Nebr = pr es!>, d ye, al - Ias to th e worth of our nex t m ee t-1
It's Your Store
I t's the pl a ce to buy Coofec t ionerv 1n one h alf and one pound also in bu lk. .-\p fJ les. Or11 nges ,Grap c: s,
!"CCI ion. PEEP IN! , is a res ult of th e European war. ! Ma ry Clar y, Oscar Oakes I
1 2. T hat th e United S ta t es sho uld incre ase its na v.v. F rank Lege r.
1 Eos Bro wn
' 3. Th at it is jns ti fia hl e to buy w he re one ca n bu y tth e che ap es t .. Le wi s Tyle r, Mi ldr ed Man ia
I Fr iday, J an ua ry 19. I 1. Th at intramu ral athl e tic,s sh oul d be b est for the sch oo l. Bran tley Cope nh aver , Geo rge Esl! hen be r g.
in o rder that these you ng wome n ma y ret urn to Reru and grad ua te in the ce n te n nial class in Jun e. Pr of and M rs B. C. He nd ricks I were in Neb r aska City Tu esday
2. Tha t th e middl e -m en shou ld be d is pensed with by law. A. B. We in e rt , Jo hn Bl ack S hoe Dupartm e nt
PERU, NEBRASKA, J AN U ARY 17, 1 917.
FIREMEN TOBEHERE NEU WEDN ESAY
State C onven tio n to Vi sit Peru if We ather at all Favora ble
NUM BER 13
On Wednesday of nex t week, at 1: 20, the st ate breme n, co nsis ting of four hu nd r ed delegates at tending t he state convention at Auburn , will vi s it Pe ru and the State Normal. A commi tt ee from t he Comme rci al Cl ub has been wo rk ing for several weeks to ar ra nge a s ui tab le pr og ram. It is r ecogn ized t ha t this is th e gre ates t ho nor paid Pe ru for ma ny year s. It is do ubtf ul wh e ther we shall ever have the opportunity of entertaining ,thi s conve ntion again Everyone concerned is e nthus iast ic over making th is a b ig day-one long to be remembered. All bu s in ess houses so f ar consulted h ave unani mo us ly of the in s titut i on: .a li i LA ME BEGIN NIN G IN BA SKET 8ALL Subs. for Per u, Kidd an d Be ll a greed to close up their places of wil l assemble at th e n ew tra1nmg - Referee, Riehle. b us iness from 1:30 to 2: 30, in or - schoo l buil di ng wh ere Rouse, INe braska City At hletic C lub a nd The fol low in g day th e team der to attend the exerci ses M. C. Le fl er Geor ge W. Brown a ncl C . h 1 went to Om a ha , wh ere Cre ight th Sta N 1 · b T J M · 11 d H. • •t retg ton Bury Peru a e te orm a m onor of . . a Jors WI con uct ,, e v1 s1__ ton won from Peru, 30 to 17 t he vi s iti ng gu ests. The ing de leg ates thru the b ui lding.! A cro wd of peo ple unusua ll y San db erg was the sta r of the evenof the Peru Fire Depa rtment are Fr om t hi s poi nt sou venir s wi ll be' lar ge for op e nin g nig ht , att e nd ed in g for Pe ru a general co mmittee on aut omobiles di stri but ed ana fa r ewe ll greet in gs the cl ehut of the Pe ru 1917 basket i t' s a bad sta rt bu t th at I and d ecora tion. They want to en- ext e nded. l b all team , January 1 1. , doesn't pr op hesy an yth ing fo r th e list every automo bile in Peru a nd I mm ediate ly fol lowing thi s th e· Ci ty Ath le ti c C lu b nlaye rs, Pe ru 's of th e season. Put a ll your vicinity to make a trip to Auburn a r..d assi st the p eo pl e of Auburn in t ra nsporting t he fir emen to Pet: u. Automobi les wi ll leave the Norma l Sc hool ground s prom ptly at 11 :45 The pla n is for the del e gat ion to re ach Pe ru by 1 :20. Tpe follow i ng is th e pr ogram so far as prep ared: vi s itors wi ll be taken thr o ull h the opp one nts, were in mid·sea son faith into the 1917 t ea n1, y ou Joy al b tt sin ess section of th e to wn , pass-fom, pla yed se ve ral ga mes Pe ru v ia ns, a nd chee r y!l ur ·throats "ing dow n Fifth s tree t to th e Bur- pr evio us to the Pe ru g am e. Thi s r aw and yo ur h eads off J anuar Y' 24 dep ot, an d back to th e is a pa r tia l e xp la na tion of the when Kea rn ey co mes hPre for e nNorma l on Si xth st r ee t. f score of 21 -9 in favor of Ne bras ka tert ainment B as ket Ba ll Schedule. 1 1 C ity. Th e playing of .S tevenso n a nd -· Games at Hom e. Stevens of Ne br as ka City was Scien ce Cl ub Jan. 11 , Neb Cit y A. C, 21·!1. bl'l l lwnt a nd rema rk ab ly clea n, i "On a cco un t of favor ing ci r-
1 :20-R ece ptio n by Sta te band.
Ja n. 24 , Kearn ey. Good g- ua rd in g by Spac ht and Vi c c um stan ces th e total solar ec lipse No r ma l Jan. Neb C. H S vs Scruhs. ke pt the oppone nt s score of Jun e 8, 19 18. wi ll be more J 30 N t K A C 1 from beco ming much lar ger th an w id el.v obse rved in t hi s co untry an , ew on as. ,
1 :30-Ge nera l convocat i on in Nor -Fe b. 2, York. 2 1. T ys on, n ot so old in the gam e than any previous ec lipse.· The mal School chapel w it h Fe b. 7. Co tn er 'as h is t ea mmates, showed ne rve total p at h le np:th is th an ing fir emen as honor guests: Fe b. 8. Wes leyan. j pl ay in g a bil ity, a nd made th e t'·.at of any ecl ipse seen in the U.
Pre s id e nt H ayes pres idi ng. Fe b9, Wes leya n. o nl y fi eld g ual of th e eve ni ng fo r S. s in ce th at of 186 5, and covers Voca l due t, Dr. a nd Mrs. H. C. Fe b. 15, Gr a nd Island J P eru. Lee Sm ith, more te rri to ry tha n e ither th at Hou se. Feb. 16, D oa ne. by a br ut sed f oul , play ed gamely ecli pse or those of 187H or 1900," Ad dress of we lco me, J.D. Graves, Ga mes away from hom e. ' ;md we ll. A li tlle un necess ary s ay s Pr of Edison Pe tt it t. pr ofessor pres id e nt ·Peru Comm ercial Ja n 1 2, Creig hton. HO 17. . r oug h ness wa s th e o nl y un pl easant of as tro n om y, Washb 1rn Col leg e, Club ; and R. W. Ke ll y, for Feb. 19, Wes leya n. ·1 1 f eat ur e of th e ga me, a l)d Fe?e i ved Topeka, Kan!las, in an article in Peru Fir e De patmen t. Feb. 2 0, Cotn er. th e empha ti c a nd po inted disap- the Dece mber n um ber of Po pul ar Mus ic, specia l selecti ons, S tate Feb. 21, York. Ipr ov al of th e audienc e. As one As t rono my. Pr ofessor Pet ti t is a Normal Glee Club Feb. 22, Grand Island. SJ.J e Cta tor remar ked, "U nless pr es- Pe ru v ian by bi rth and graduated Respo nses from th e various state Feb 22 , Sc r ubs at Ne b. C ity. e nt fo rm s of at hlet ics teach self- from the Pe ru No rm al m 191 0. delega ti on s. Feb. 23 , Kea rne y. j master y" fir st of all, better s ubst i- 1 Clyrle Fi lley of th e Rpecia l stunt, State Norma l F ire Feb 24, Doan e. 1 tute tr a inin g in che ck ers or marb le- fa rm manage ment d1 par tm e nt of De partment Ma rch 2 Neb. C ity A. C, 1play ing." • the State U ni vers ity add ressed the Fo ll o wing th e .convocation pe ri- . -. - ' Line up for thi s ga me: . me mb ers of th e Sci enc·e Cl ub Fr iTh e JUntor cla ss en Joved a short i 1 od, the fi r emen wi ll break up into . ' · .Lee S mith f. Cli ne j day eve nin g, Ja nuary G. but deh ghtful class prog r am las t' Hl"ll. Prof esso r G. D. Sw ezey of th e groups an d vis it the vari o us places Thur sday Mi ss Be rt ha Walker ISa ndb erg f. of in ter est about th e State Normal · 'I'yso n C. Steven. Uni versi ty of Ne bras ka wi ll lec ture rende red so ngs 1n a very I Schoo l ground s. cha rmin g ma nn e r, a nd Mi ss My rt le Jones g. L MgJ before the Sc ience Cl ub, Thur sday After vis itin g th e various de-Chape ll gave a dram at ic rea rling ISp ac ht g. Stevenson ng, .January 22.
LATEST PICTU RE OF TH E TRAIN ER B UILDING
Seni or N otes• d' \ Si nce Ray m on d is a hu st ler of The h an df ul of seniors that at- T HE PERU NOR MALI TE l bad ha bits or tn tscr etiO n s. nd has been d --------------:-:--- 1 "I will appr e ciat e yo ur glvmg the fir st degr ee a t hr ee ten ded ch ape l T hu rsday, -E ntered at tl;c Postoffice at Pe ru, Ne· me a fr a nk stateme nt, on the back Ikn ow n to mak e as mu ch is Mi ss T emp l e's si nging braska as second -class matter . of t hi s bl ank of yo ur h onest in ten- do ll ars in a s in gle d ay, here to She sang t wo songs, y " t tl'ons te llt'ng' me th e tbm gs yo u little do u bt bu t he no th aveth e ,, d " Th e Li t tl e Elf
Publl s ht Wee kly by th e Peru State Norma , I b f e he w ill ave ow, an w ill avo id a
75cts. per
A. LEW IS TYLER .
GLENN 0. KELLEY
Busl11css and Subscription
n Sophomores
Loy H acker Presi1Jnen
Vivian Bishop
Adee
Mr. Pa lmer Sci ence Clnh
Prof F. M. Gregg-A dviser
along
mali t e. The orch esti:a se- r.ri' _ ref eren ces and to so me lec ti ons we re es p ec ial ly e nJ oyed, -J v•T ;:/1__. Their re pli es w ill be confi den t.ial, ! being Brook's "L ove 's Message, " r_ CA/YII\j yet I wi ll let yo u know the potnts an d "Even ifig Sta r" from YUJVI.L'. J aga in st you in case you do not get Ta nnhause r. The male q uar t et's the With e nd orse ment." !num be rs were likew i se 0 +. - .er, - - The hall was we ll fi l led and 1.!_ IS O"'t, J _..; I eru uov a Hu s tler 1h oped th at the loya l me mb ers, wh o \fvt. o b Wi th the beg innin g of t he schno ll n eve r m iss a m eeti ng wi II in cr ease C) ,.,9 ;tA, year at the Pe ru No rm al, a nd aga in 1 1 as the year passes.
with th e ren ewa l of stud ies fo ll ow- , Th e next pr og ram is to be a _ ing th e Chr istma s holi dd ays, there · str ic tl ey mascul ine affai r. Mr. V Pres i den t J. W. Cra b tree , of the are appoxi m ate ly 500 st u den ts de- Novak, Mr. Kell ey and M r. Lege r I sce ndi ng upon our neig hbo ri ng have it in ch arge .· The par tic iRi ver Fa ll s State Nor mal, by way h h' hof st rong ly endor sing certain gradu ates of th at sch oo l, is issui ng what he terms a "Wit h H onor" reco mmendat ion. His pr actic e is attracting w id e attention, a nd its detai ls may be in fer r ed from the fo ll owi ng Je tter wh ich he addresses to those applyi ng fo r t hi s endorsemen t: t ow n wi th in a very few ours. pants- to- be are al l boy s. w tc And not a ll of th ese care to ca r ry same is a chan ce for the mi no ri ty of their gr i ps a nd suit cases to t he men to assc:ort th em se l ves a nd show co lleg e on the hill so f ar away; it off a bi t. _. does seem a lo ng way up th ere if 1 The pla ns fo r re n ova!i ng th e pigh one has to "l ug" a ,.. g:r ip a ll th e' sc h oo l asse mbly r oom are pr ogressway, and because of t hi s th ere has ing. The me mbers are un an i mous sprung up a bus in ess that has ca ll ed in the de sire f or a better m eet in g fort h the inge nuity of the yon ng-place and it is genera ll y co n cc:o d ed sters of Peru to a rem arkable ex- th at the as semb ly r oom when de cte nt, and at the same ti me demon· oro ted and furn ished wi II give the 1 strated the bus in ess acu men of a better acco m mo da tiun s long few of the boys that equals, if n ot des ired. su r passes that of many of their· I older and more matur e' br ot hers.
" It is my desire to make th is a very specia l r ecog nit io n of me ri t. Si nce th e h uma n and per sonal ele· ment is the m ost im po r tant element in the teacher's qual ificat ion s, I desire to attac h even greater i mpor tan ce to persona l ity an ti examp le than to the matter of scholarsh i p. case of Master Raymond Chase, so n
Th is is pa rticu la rl y true in 5 he I
"The student who p ay s h is bi ll s of one of Per u 's lead i ng ba r bers.
Y. M.C.A.
Eve ry man in school is urged to be present at our Su n day afte r· noo n m E> eti ngs. yo u cannot affo rd to st ay away. Mr. TalbOt Hunt is our leader fn r next pr omptl y o;·, whe n there is necessary de lay , h as a s at isf ac t ory u nd erstand ing wi'th the pr oper per so n, who is punctua l in a ttendi ng classes and in meeting oth er engagement s, who does good so li d work on hi s studies, who· uses hi s spare ti me in good , whol esome ways, and who avo ids th e en ta nglements of bad com pa ny , bad habit s, and the careless use of time , ha s a good show for t hi s re cogn iti on, whatever hi s stand i ngs in hi s studi es
''No on e s hou ld apply for t hi s hon or who is unw illi ng to pay the price. No one s hould apply who does not recogni ze full y the r eas onab le ness of th ese requirem en ts No o'ne shou ld appl y e xpe ctin g to rece ive it too soon after cutt i ng out
ler's hearers at the S un day meet in g-, that he re pro< l uc e the address _al chapel.
Miss D uni ga n, of the Nnrma l office force, retu m ed Saturda y' from her two w ee ks' vacatio n.
A f ew yea rs ago Mas te r was carry in g grips to th e college Su n day, Ja n ua ry 2 1. the t op ic as at the reg u lar r ate of ten ce n ts, bul this was no t b rin ging the mon· ye t has not been de cid ed bu t f t h d to th 'tnk 1.t we gua ran tee a go od me et mg. ey as as as e s eeme o.ug ht to co m e, so he managed to O ur m eet in g Su nd ay af te rnoon. • h 1 d l d h led Janua ry 17, was led hy Professor up a two -w ee e car an au . Le fle r who addresse d us on the t wo an d three g tt ps at on e tune. · Today he has a fi ne wago n w ith \ the me , ' 'T he Te r rib le Fi re , '' which he can haul as many as se ven IAl tho an un u£u a! ly large numb er · a d in arld i tion to thi s has a of fe llows wer e pr e!:;ent, many more f wagon wh ic h he to ano th er sho nl d ,have. hea rd t ht s pow er ul t ent age bas ;., ta l-k. 'I he wt sh has been expr essed young s er on a pe,·c .• , wit h the result that he has been e mphat ical ly by ma ny of Mr Lefmaking a good ly sum each yea r hau ling grip s for s tud e nt s. In fact he has made en ough th at he is now Ioo ki ng fo r war d to the t im e when he ca n go an d plan k down the necessary co in for an a utomobile.
THE QUALITY
Every thin g 1\\ arked In Plain Figures
WE H AVE the Famou s In tern ational T ailo rin g Co's Sa mple lin e from w hi ch you men of th e sch oo l can make a beaut iful sel ection for S uit or Trou se rs and h ave th em made to measure at a price. C om e and see wh eatoer you wan t to b uy or not. The Cash
COM lNG! WHAT?
The Fo rtn ig htl y Art Club E xhibitWHEN?
Ja nu a ry 31 , Fe brua ry 1 a nd 2 WHERE ?
Admini s tration Building WHOSE Exhibit?
Miss Katha rite Wood's of the Linc o ln Fi ne Art Store.
Wbo Will Be the Prominent Spea ker
Dr. F. W. Flin g of the Sta te Univers it v.
For the New Semester
\ Let us spp ply your .NEEDS
TheN. S. N. S. Store
V. B. Cbatelnin, Manager.
N. S. HI\RJ\JIJ\N A. B .. D. Ora duate ol CbltaiO Collqe Dental SurteOO RESIDENT DENTIST Office 0\' er Fay Bakery
"Be your orders g reat or s mall Phone or bring th em one and all" TU -- E. 0. Phone 218 Agent for Sunnyside Greenhouse Falls C ity, Nebr.
Dr.• R. D. Cole De nt is t Office ov er VMiet y Store. \
Have You Met .S:er? AN OLD RELIARL E BANK WITH ASSETS OF OVER Mi ss Violet Dul ce r eign s supreme in ou
&ure to br bappy Have you met this fascinating Mi ss? If yo u have not, come in and we ' ll introd uce you. You'll be delighed to kn ow her.
BARNES' PHARMACY
$250,000.00 ''THE REXALL STORE"
LOCALS
Miss Mamie Mutz spent Friday in Lincoln
Profe ssor Hoyt gave an illustrat- 1• , ed lecture Monday evening on Trade at the caves and cave formati ons. j Oscar Oakes visited hi s home in Sal em_Fnday. For Rent.-One li brary seat. Terms r easonabl e - Ailee Smith.
L awrence Rouse is reported quite ! seriously ill, following a slight 1 injury at ba ske t ba ll pract ice.
Mi-ss I va M. Dunn' of the exp ression departm e nt went to Lincoln I
Miss Nona Pa lmer went to "Nebraska C ity Friday to spend the Day last Monday to hear the Hindoo I Th t Reason poet, T agore. ere S a.
Miss Kohn :-''\Vhat wi ll you do when Hetty Evanl'l goes home?" 1'11 mil-
H on. Philander P. Claxton, na -
tiona! commissioner of education, has jus t. notified the Normal School dew." of his accepta nce of an in v itation I I· 1ile
Leonard P. Dove , of Chica go to cieliver the principal on 1
University' gave a free illustrat ed semi- cente nn !ai dayle c ture on the Black Hill s of South Alumni Notes Dakota, at the Chap el last Fric.\ay Th e follo wing is quoted frqm one evening. of our ed uca ti onal magz ines
More extensive and intensive "Superintendent R. 0. Jacks on of practice by the chorus is being in- Rushville is tobe congratulated on augurated to prepare f.Jr the May the ve ry able manner in w hich the which wi ll be a part of teac hers were e nte rtained in that the big celebration in th e spring. Ilittle city duri ng the sess ion of the Mi ss Damme: -But why isi N. W. Neb ras ka for your Barber Work Neat. Clean All worl< fi rs t cla ss Se cour! do or fr om pn stofficc
No reason why yo u sho uldn't Envy the man with a firr t: haircut X-tend yo ur tra de Try us ant.l own one KINGSOLVER & COWELL WE ST!::iiDE BARBEl\ SHOP" laughing an instinct ?" Professo r Mr. Jackson is a member of the Gregg:-"Becau se it is co mmo n class of 1910 and is Ol•e of the up- ,__ _ _..... _ _.: Lo mankind and the high er animal s. tJ -date schoo l men of northwest Have you n eve r heard of the Nebraska Hettdquaner"' f or Pianos & V.ictrolas hor se -l augh ?" R. D. Moritz, ' 83, has been elected s up e rint e nd e nt at Seward SHEET MUSI C Dr. Folso m Eye, 1 at a salary of $1600. Mr.. Moritz GASKILL MUSIC COM PANY Ear , & Throat I is one of the mos t prorgessive r NEBRASKA cn.v. NEBSASKA Speciali st at Dr. 1sr h uo l men of th e state. He comes - -: Shellhorn's offic e 0 n Tuesday. 1 fr om 'I pos iti on in th e s tate ca pit ol Jan. 23 Spectacles fitted. Exami- 1 to rf:'li eve Supt. .J. A. Woo dard , t" f na JOn ree. ' 07, wh o go es to th e s tate sup erinDoc Owens, be wi ld e red, attempt- I tendent' s office
Office Phone 3R H 71 ing to r egister for the sec ond C Y. W, , A. ;- - semesterr : -"Is thPr e going to he Su nday, J anuary 7, Miss Tib·
OR. H. L. a sch oo l-sc hool-oh, a sc hool betts talk ed to the girl s on "Rela-
Residence
Yet One Thing is Locking
' 'ministration cla ss?" Professor tive Values ." Mi ss Tibbet s, from Overholt:-"Thi$ is no mini ste ri al her larger' fie ld of experi e ncE' gave W ff '· • shcoo l. e don't o er any t eo- t he girls exc e ll e nt adv ice on th e courses." 1 weighing of va lues and formin g of
Professor Gregg (during a di s- jud gments for the formation of cussion of the purpose of pf>r s pira- We - alw-ays appreriate tion) :-"Why is a dog 's nose a l- having Miss Tibbetts with us in ways coJd?" Mi ss McKay: lo ur meetings . Miss Harris san g a -"Well, before the fl oor!, Noah 1 very c harmi ng sacred so lo and Mi ss put all of the animals in the ark. ' Si x ta, who is -' soon to leave us, At least he thot that he ha d th em I played a vi o lin Mi ss Nelli(, Flowe rs from our sp lended Green_ all in until he hPa rd the whimper- ::)pauld in g IPd next me eting, house for the big Occas iun s. ing of a dOg o utside. But when January 14 , and her topic was, he tried to put the dog in. th e ark "To Thine: Own Se lf Be True." was so crowded that the dog's nose The top ic was chosen fr om S hak esSIMANTON & PENCE FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA. stuck outside. It was badly that it has never pJetely thawed out."
fr9zen so pea r e's writings , capd with Miss yet com- Spaulding as leader we h ad a sl e ndirl meeting.
Gra nd Opera.
The celeb rated San Car lo Grand Opera Co mpan y wi ll s in g in Omaha (a ud itorium ), Ja n uary 25, 26 an d 27 Seaso n ti ckets, $ 1.00, tran sfe rrable. Reserved seats u po n these ti ckets f rom ten cents to 75 cen ts for each opera I have under taken th e sa le of seats in Peru, to any who ca re to atte nd.
said t hat
- Adv. Homer C. Hou!' e.
Fresh Cut Flowers For Any Occasion
j Disa pp ea ring Sea. 1 1 Hap py Sr.- I uti cn. · I Th e Ca !!' p!an is sa id to be gra d· Wh at a hap py s oluti on of th e ! uall y diaappem·fn g. This sea is abo ut j sutuage pr c bl em it wo uld be 1f a ll 1 7 20 m il es in wid th. It s area is es ti·l w-:- non w ho are tit for th e ba ll ot cou ld matea to be 170,000 square mil es. Kot· vote in place of th e me n wh o are wi thstan din g Its size parts or th e seal not! - Our Shoe Da pa rt ment are very sha llo w. In the s ou thcm por 1 ttons, however. a depth of over 3,0 00 1 1 Cee t ha s been r egi stered.
Shift s r>f Politi cs No on e :: b jects to go i:1g i nt o o ffice I en pol iti ca l a cco un t. but wh en a ma n Helped by Diffi cu lt ies. Is as ked to ste [i out f or the sa me re a-
D!ffi<'ult y is n seve re instructor, su:l. be gets cr oss.-Philad e lphia Novel ty and Staple Sh oes for over us by th e Supreme Gu a rd ian a nd Pr ess 1 L egislator, who knows us be tt er th an ·
1 we know our se lv es : and lov es us bet· te r, too . He that wrestles wit h us I
Da ll y Th.o u oh t. 1 our und shap ens Th ere is J!GLh i:J g in the wo rld so to yon. OUI' sk il l. Our ant agon iSt Is ou r help· mu ch ar!m ired as a man w l).,' kno ws e r.-Bu rke h ow tc bcla l' unha pp ine ss wi th <·our· • Is full of lh e n ew two -t one men. wom en a nd chi ldren. We arc pl ea se d to sh ow t hem _, age.--::>cneca.
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VOLUM E XI. PERU , NEBRAS KA, JA NUARY 24, 19 17
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TWODEBATING TEAMS ARE FIR EMEN VI SIT THE NORMAL ' Hundred Autos Bring Conv ention
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Preliminarie s La st Week Were Very I fr om Aubu rn to Per u
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Inte resting commenced Tuesday eve ning of High School room iu old Trainers' BJ.tilding 1r oa d leading into Peru literally last week and co ntin ued unti l - • I M tswar med with cars-a hund r ed of Sat urday eve nin g. Needless to Sunday, Jan. 28, 4:3Q. Three s pecla us1 'em-with a t otal rargo of hal f a ical number s. Leaders, Frauk. Le g er aud th ou sand m en, most of whom were report th ey have all been i nt er es t- , ing and i nstruc t ive. T he firs t Miss Matthews. del egat es to the State Associati on of Volunt eP r Firemen. in sess ion quest ion of the &er ies was " Th at · at Au bur n week. The Auburn educat ion shoul d prepare for pr ac- ====-===========;:=
tica l lif e." It was affi r med and li ar by looki ng the pe r son to whom cla sses have another means of test - at;;;' t:s th: wel l defended by Ar t hur L ongfe l- he is li st eni ng st raig ht in the eyes. in g as to the super i or i ty of one f low, Mi ss Ca rri e Bloss usi ng sar- Mr. Kuhl man asser ted J·u r ebut ta l.· M d spec ial featu re in thei r phrograkm o "' class over the other. on ay en terta in men t, becau se t ey new cas m effe-ctive ly de ni ed th e qu es- ffi I h I do so le mnl y a rm that ave nev - even ing, J anuary 29, the gi rl s' P eruv ians co uld show folks a good
tion . The seco nd su bj ec t was th e - Af er looke d t he lady in the eye: ter basket ball teams representing the time. And then there is always 10co me tax. Mi ss Myr tl e Harr is h f d' · t nt was · t , . t e r ay so me 1sappo m me t wo classes w il l compete agams the poss i bi li ty that peop le over the 10 ItS and wa s es; Iex prest th at prohi bi ti on and wona n I each ot he r. I ncidental ly, t his w ill state don 't know j ust how fi ne a p ec.Ja ll y pleas mg 10 her suffrage:! were not di scussed co·or- lfu rnish one of the few opportu ni- school we have here un less they L eo Jewe ll , a rme_d Wlth dinat ely with the subj ect in hancl. ties to observe gir ls' basket ball, have seen the th i ng-recently convmc 1 ng :acts, ab ly demed th e Fo ur q i1es t io ns were sche dul ed as Peru girls play no inter-collegi wi th the ir ow n eyes. same but waxed rather for Thursday evE-ning, th e first be - ate garrres. Le ona Roby, '1 8, fo r I So the Volunteer Fi r emen were too eloq uent 10 a few Th e ing the hi gh cost of li v ing. Miss four years a star on the Red Oak in Peru Wednesday We hust led final ques tion of the was Mary C lary sh owed qui te conc lu- h igh s-choo l team, has been elected them our capacious chapel , the. Mo nroe has si ve ly that it is a direc t r.esnlt of of the j unior team, and wh i ch was packe from top to bot· ou t hved It u sef uln ess Mrs. the European War. Th e ar g u- Hazel Thomas , '17, capta in of last to m, and tr eated th em to the best Florence Fu ll er st ated and a bl y menta of Mr Oakes, the Iyear's junior team and a who we Afte r the meeting was affirmed the qu est io n; she al!!o speaker, were also good h1 s f or f our years fu rn is hed th nl ls on ca ll ed to order by our Pres ident "rome back" we ll in re buttal. ma nner of de li very was fa ulty.· In the Nebraska City h igh sc hool , H ayes, and after the old r ou nd Verne Chatela in enth use d all with h is co nc ludin g rem arks, he coul d team, been se lected to head the ( "Scotlan d's Burning" had sp l it his masterf ul de li very and we ll- not for a f ew seconds r eca ll what seniors. I the roof in honor of the fire -fig h tprepa r ed arguments. he had at te m pted to pr ove:!, The same evening wi ll be give n 1ers, a du et by our Dr. and Mrs On th e second eve ning, a lar ger situ at ion ca u sed mo m entary am use- a short program by members of House, and a number by the Boys' crowd greeted the deraters as t he ment am ong the audience. The in- Mi ss Downing' s gymnasium cl asses , Glee Club, wi th their e nco res, fo linterest had been greatly in cr easesJ. crease of th e navy was then dis - con s isting of three folk-dances, lowed each ot her in. rapid succesFrancis Cooper urged t hat the b oy, cussed by Fr ank- Leger and Mi ss Eos Swedis h Clap Dans (National), sion. The vi s itors did not hesi tate cott wa s justifiable and Miss Iris Brown. Mr. L eger insisted th at Norwegian Mountain Mar c h, (Na· to show their appreciation but br ot Jackson denied i t. Her argumen ts I sh ips had a velo<'ity of ti ona !), and "Reap ing of the back these e nterta in ers aga in and were exce llent and well arraJ.ged, i " twenty-six knots a mil e, " while E? lax;" • 'Old Fr ench Minu et ," in again with th e ir r esou ndin g apbut her delive:y was. not forcefu l. It he Un i ted States' ve!:'se ls had aJcostume; Butterfly Dan s, in cos- plause. Next came th e spea ke rs Talbot Hunt argued m favor of speP.d of only twenty Mi ss Brown : tum e; Esthetic Dans, "Spr i ng," of the aftPrnoon: Mr . Graves, direct election of. presidP n t. His J showed ca r eful preparat ion in her Iin costume, by J osephi ne Ho lmes, pr esident of the Pe ru Commercial co rrc et u se of English and pro nu n- de nying st ate ments but h er pre se n-1Ruth Kone and Li llie Par so n. Club; Mr. Kelly , in beha lf of the ciation was es peci ally comme nd- tation was not d:v.namic. Th e sh ip ! This pr og ram will precede th e game Peru firemen; and s uch m embe rs able. Mi ss Le na Poole wi th equal- sub s idy question was we ll disc u ssed ! while between halves of the game, of the state fir emen' s as!!ociation as ly goo d attempted to j by two freshme n, Miss May Stitt , a dumb bell drill wi II be gi ven by '·Uncle John '' of Fr emont , pr ove all h1 s a sse rtiOns Loy Hacker. Inte rest wa s add - th e mem be rs of the second semes ter Ll oy d Th oma s of Allla11ce, W.· S. tense inte re st wa s n; am fested. 10 ed to the contP!:'t when it was gymnasi um classes. Rid gell of Lincol r., 0. W. Rh oa d es the last argument of the e veo mg !learned that this was th eir i niti al, This eve nin g pr omi ses bi g e x- of Scotts Blu ff, W. D. Fi sher of as both partic-ipants were married app ea rance on the de bati ng plat- ! cilem enL Come to che er a nd root York and H. K. Webberl of Kearand s ingular ly po pula r. Mr. Kuhl· fo rm. The affimative speaker f or your favorite class ancl get into ney. The spe frh li st of th e ma n, who contended that he commended for her clear the sr.1irit of the eve nin g general ly. was completed most !' hould confront the de fe n da n t. was-' enun!!iat i on. The n egative speak- Lin e up for the game: by the tin e old f ri e nd and pa.tron es pecially s tr o ng in rebutta l. ar gume n t:q ':ere Junion:; SPniors. of Peru ?ol. .J. MaJo rs. Smi th' s arguments were pos JtJve effec t ive. co ns1denng the age of Hoffman g. Harmon From LJme to t1m e, JUSt to help and her self-poise was remar kab le. ! the s pPa ker. The las t debate of Damm e ' lf. Clover th e schoo l do her share in Sne showed ht:r ability to talk an.d the was between Lewis Rob y c. Ku hlman "keeping t hings lively," th i nk on her fe e t, before an audt- (Continu ed on Four th Pa.ge.l / Barta , f. 'rhomas Spacht led in yells for the vanous ence as well as in private conve r sa- S Aft A ll. ' Warn er f. Merr itt. town s !:tnd spPakers. And it seems D · Juntor .-SentOr crap er d ht th fire tio.n and in the class r oom. un ng f tba ll Suhs for seni ors, Ba ll ard and that we stu e nts caug e th d b t Mr s Smith proved I The a nnual .lU OJ Or -semor oo for· J·uniors, Elli s and Chap- and pep of th at great crowd of e e a e, · d' d thi s year Bloss; f C t W ith some e mph a- ga me was Jscourage ' [ ( Co ntinuccl on p n11e l r om hester on ' . . h f 11 B t •he two pe ll e. himse lf a' and qUJ te rtg t ll y. u • s is , that a man proves 1
THE PERU NORMALITE I In the Nor m al i te of Jan uary 171 Bri tta ny Folksong Reprod u ced -------1 a ppea r ed some sixt een in ches of Th e pr ogr am pr est>nted
Entered at th e Po!!toffice at Peru, 1 t m atte r,,, stnff al r eady se t evening by the Misses Paul we _and bras ka as seco nd-class m:nte r. P a e L . 1 R lrl par ied by uc 1 e eyno s, accom Publl sht Week ly by the Peru State No r ma l, up 10 type and sent out ne ws-Mr. W il liam Gr iffith Hil l, was
75 S . 1 5 t un 1que- 1n 1ts graec u c r Ipa pe r h ouses to loca l pnnters for f 1 ha n1 and cts. per yea r. mg e copy c s. exce lsw r whe n no loca l exce lsw r d daint iness. The concert was eH OW ARD SM ITH • _ Ed itor ca n be proc ur e d. Plate mat ter 1s i . d h wed an Ew • E A. · Ed' 1. l ll gh tf ul tl h ruout, an s o A. L IS 1 YL • ssoc1atc 1t 0r Isomet1mes ma de up of r ead mg b GL ENN 0 I{EI I 4'Y un usua lly sympathetJc ,·apport e, 1 · ', ., matter of a lm a nac 1nte ns1 ty-the · Busmcss a nd Su bsc n pt10 n Manage r 1 t wee n the s in gers; bu t cl1 st mc tl y top1cs of some of the p late mat ter . . f t was ·• J'·r·• EU T ,, o•1·ons the mos t me ntonous ea ure
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M nltH' Adce · tumes no r the admirably fr esh and · t Pn parato.n es a ctin g as busm ess m anage r and :'vi r. Pa lm er Sc-1<:nce cluh d't f . th NT l 't d 11 smce re smg 1ng (!)f the fo lkl' rof F. M. Gr egg- A dv ise r e l or or e 01 ma 1 e, an WI n ex t se mes ter t ake on the ext ra me lod•es, whJc h ach i eved this
Probab ly th e m ost di fficu lt wo rk wor k of s ub s crip tion ma n ager ,: effect P robab ly none of us wi ll co nn ected with ed it in g- the sc ho ol whi ch in c lu des the t edi o us wor k of e ve r see pa n tom i mic art bette r of paper is gett in g ho ld of acco un ts foldi ng , a ddressi ng a nd ma i li ng- the its kin d th an that which bod ied of the fu nny hap pe nin gs or funn y gim let. In-aition, there is some 1f ort h the -va ri ous peasant types, say in gs w hi ch bloom about the mi scella n eous repo rti ng wh ich ca n- i fr om th e, in tensity of_tlfe ca mp us. In order to en cou r age n ot be specifica ll y a ss ig:1ed to any escap mg pnsoner to the charmmg, t he contrib ution of any su ch rna -mem ber of t he st:aff a nrl w hi ch young gi rl and thP de -{ te ria l which has r eal hu mo r in it, l must be attended to by the ed ito r. li cio us. ro bu s tn ess; of t he jeeringa fi rst pri ze of $1 and a seco nd At the sa me ti me, there is some un se nti men ta l o ld wife. 1t was,, pri ze of 50 ce nts is offer ed for the subtle "b lack list " sys tP m wh ic h n o_t s urprisi ng -to lear n that th e funnie st story co nn ected with Pe ru oper ates among members of the M•sses Rey nolds st udied last s choo l life and Pe ru stu d ents hand-f acul ty and s pells te rr or to the mer un der Mm e. Yvette <; uilhe rt, ed in b efore Feb ruary 2. Th e ju d· pr nfess io nal bl uffe r. TIH•refo r e· wo rl d- famed for hl:'l' song- - imperg es are to he St even D ueri sc h, the e ditor has one m ore duLy. He so nation s, (:'Specia l ly in th is- fie td. Rosa line Ko hn , and Mabe l Bri dges . m ust occas iona ll y study. T hi s be ing ' Y. M. C. A. Br evity, co m pos it ion, a nd the th e da ta , what is t he so lut ion for amo unt of humor in th e story are t he pr oble m '? Th ose loya l, R. W. K<' IIY of th e l' eru State to be conside r ed in th e ju9g ing. sc hoo l-spi r ited peop le, who have Bank a ve ry in te r es ting talk on th e gift of wri t ing in a vivacio us, the "I sle of Ma n" Sunday Janu -
Just no w as we pay ou r "i nfir - cl e ar , fo:-ce f ul way with a refr f's h· a ry at the men 's m· etil"g. Hi s rnati o n" f ee a ga in , we are re min d- i ng absen ce of Lhe old shopwo rn, r emin iscence, of his childh o od in e rl of th e benefits give n to s tud e nts co n ven ti onal, trite phraesology , this li: t lt> island in the l ri .- h Sea by t hi s la te ad di ti on to the scho1• l m ust cont ri bute fre e ly to th is were ll ste!1ecl to ve r .v attf'nt ive ly in stitutions , the hosp i ta l. A se me-e nter pr i se , w hi ch is not at al l in-· Mr. Kel ly bega n teaching at the ster '-s insura nce for fifty cen ts. divi ua l, but ve ry m uch of a sc hoo l age of thi!teen bond. I Pr etty easy . And a fifty ce nt tax pr oj ect , time ly art icles of : TEACHERS WAN TED. j on eac h stude nt eac h se m este r gener al 1n te r est , repo r ts, local 1 d oesn't a t. all p ay ex penses for th is it em s, and , al most pr aye rf u ll y it is For every Depa rtrnent of sc hoo l! great sc hoo l bene fit. Last se mes -su gges t ed to yo u r eaders, acco un ts work. Bo a rd s wi ll soon co mmence ter fo r Ly ca ll s were m ade u po n th e of the r ea ll y f unn y ha ppen i ngs a nd to teac hers for n ex t ye ar tra in ed nur se , Mi ss Ba rc lay, at th e say ings yo u hea r of about NOW a nd in on the l it tl e hos pi ta l home. Jn add iti on sc hoo l ThiR C'a n be the on lv solu· dlrst vaca nci es. Write t oda y f or 124 students rece i ved ea ll s fro m tion. Every effort wi II be to Ib!Jok. O nly 3 ¥2 '' Co m, Payable I the nn rse at the ir r ooms. Du r in g 1p ubl ish these contri h ut i ons One INov. 1st. T erritor y: Iowa W'is, Minn I th is peri od th ere were at various si de of the sheet, plenty of space N eb. Dak otas and the Wes t. Don 't I ti_m es eight patie nts in th e hos-l between the li nes. in the Nor ma l- I p1 tal, _one st u?e.nt suffen_ng from 1 box. pos toffice in t he Ad tlui ld· T each ers Empl oyme nt Bur eau, I ty ph o id r ema1 n mg fo r s1x weeks lmg be fore six o'clock Friclav even - E. I. H eue r, Mgr and r eau ir ing necessa ril y ni ght and Iing except in unusua l ea ses.. Gi ve 2 28 C ed ar Rapids S aving Ba nk I d ay care 1 a hand to the groorl work. Rnp ids, Iow a.
State Firemen Visit the No rmal (Con ti nued trom F irst v iril e ma nh oo d, and made the old chapel shake in a way we never have-s i nce the writer has been in sc h ool. Fi na ll y, af ter much flirtation , c anno n fi ri ng, h orn tooting, an d many h ear ty ha nd shakes, the delegat es retu rned to Aubu rn We hope th ese men w ill n ot f o.rge t o ld Pe ru wh en any of them wa nt a fin e place to l iv e or a good sch oo l to a tt e nd. We also hope th at we , the people of the Normal , will neve r Jose the wo n de.r fu l sp i rit and e nthu sias·m whic h th ese loyal Ne b raska townsmen have le ft amo ng u s. L ast Wednesday's even ts have b een very properly ca lled "the fine st thing that ha s st ruck
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Help th e boys bewilder Kearney hole in th e doughn ut is not a pa rt Wed n esday evening, ranuary 24 J of th e doughnut. Miss Dori s Ha yes an.d Mr. Black very ably M1ss Ir ene Wachtel has been h J..l th ffi • t' ..1 1 h t up e u e a r ma 1ve, an11 a t o a elected to a posJ t10n as pn mary fi t th 1 d d · tl d h h F b rs ey p ea e 1n 1e ougteac er at a1r nr y. nu t's be half, later they became so The spec ials, so p hs a nd fre:shies fiery a nd o ratorical that Miss hav e organized a ba s ket ball team Knight ca me in. But when she with Dori s F'rye as captain. 1 h ea rd herself and the domestic I
Miss Huth Haub ecker has accept- science department quoted as aned a positi on at Hildr e th at $65,- , thor i ty she left in order tha t ·her high school and commercial work. presence might not the Tune up you r meganh one f or j.ho norable- judgs. Mi ss Reaga n and and se ni or-jun ior 1 Mr. Copen hav er arg uin g on th e ga mes, J anuary 24 and 2\:l , respec- 11 negat i ve won th e debate As tive ly·. · it n ea red twelve o'clock Mr. Cone n1
Miss Euna McKibbon went to haver produced twa real, delicious, Filley, last t<"riday, to teach j 11 th e 1sugaret.l d oug hnuts, and g1v 1ng one primary depanmeut of t he Filley Ito his co ll eague , said, between his sch oo l;. · Irave nous bites, that the D 't f t th . . . could partake of the hole sm ce 1t on orge e Jum or-se n JO r , h · II' b d b k Iwas sepa r ate from the doughnut alrpu mg - eg par on- as_ et- Of co urse eve ry one could see hy ba ll game, .Monday even m g, I h ffi ·, h 1 d' J 2 " t e a rmat Jve s ungry , p ea mg a nuar y OJ I h h h I 1 · g anres t at t e o e was not sat lsMiss Beu lah Ir win ha s vowed fying them. Th us th e debate was that she will nP.v er use t he te rm wo n by th e e loquence of t hose "honey" agai n. Wh y'? Ask W.t- 1;uppor ting th e negat i ve ' side ber Emm e n.
Reme mber the vespt:"r • 1 Alumni Notes nex t Sund ay . Miss Matth ew::; and I 0. W. Osn es, '16, h as rec e nt ly Mr. L eger are leaders. Three I been electf•d su peri n tendent of th e spec ia l mu s ical numb ers. The Carro lt.on con so lidated sc hool near ho ur-4 :30. ' Dedham, I owa.
Remember the Fortnightly Art l J. ,J. Klima, '15, ha s been reCl ub exh ibit January 31, February eleclPd s up e rintendent at Shelby ,! 1 and 2, givt>n und er the dir.ecti_on 1 Nebraska, at a s alary of $1000. , of Miss Wooci s, form er Pe1 u 111- 1 Thi s is th e best sort of evide nce st ructor, and now con nected w1th l that he has mo re than mad e good. the Li ncoln Fine Arts Shop. 1 D · · th · fh Jo hn W LR'ng , '10, who has b een on t m1ss e oppo rt unitY o earP f f St · t 1 co unty s up Pnntendent at Dory, ing ro ess£•r r 1ng o tne , a e Montana, wi ll return to Peru nt>xt UniversJ ty. · s em es ter to t ake post graduate
What' s going to hapren th e exigeneiPs of po li tic::: d ay? You cion't k now'! We ll, you havin g dep r ived him nf h is office. have the "sehoul sp in t" in d eed. : ., You don't belong in this great cu m· Mi sS Eva May Ratcliffe , 04. monwealth of ours. Hunt ar ound di ed January 8 at Hot Spring, S. t hru this pap er and fi nd ou t what D. Miss Ratcl iffie had taught j 1s to happen We dn esday thirt ee n years in the high schools at IJ 2 4 L .k 1 a t a eJ Bancrofl, Ogalal laand RPrtrand. a nuary _ . 1 e y s n Cl you r just as ign o rant of th e e nty rtai.il· Sh e wa s· teaching- thJs yea r at ment for Janua Jy 29·. -You'll find B ru le '16, who llas ll that, t oo, di scussf' d somew h("r e in Mi ss Rose Wa ll , thi s sh eet. • bee n te ac h ing at Cheste r, has I Of all th e we ig ht y question s di s- sca rl et fever. On that account the cussed last we ek the re was none of schools of Chester have b een closgreater mom e nt t han the one d e- He nr y Linn , '16 , who is al so
No t roub1e in writing your 1ettet·s when yo u use it. At the · Variety Store \Vhill- down town go to fo r ,·our Barber Work Nenl, Clean. All work first cla!ls. Second door from postoflice We :-trc for Carl Er. lic k' s "Nf!n-detl'cta hie" Wigs a nd Tn npec's. Each nne g uH run lt>t·d. KINGSOLVER & ··WESTHI DE RAI<HEH Sf! OP" inr
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Basket Ball -· Double Heade·r
Kearney Normal vs. Peru Noranal
Nebraska City High School vs Peru Reserves
Admission Budget Ticket or 25 cents
Thufsday NightJanuary 25, 8: 15
Annual Band and Orchestra Gonccrt
Admission Budget Ticket or 2$ Cents
Two Debating Teams are Chosen able, considering the littl e experi- of Mr. Duerish, cloth ed in m ost suggestive and polished English, elicited a great de al of aft er-c o mment from his audi en ce. Mr. Owens, while not so free in de-
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Tyler and Mi ss Mildred Mani a. They discu ssea the patronage of home indu stries. Each of these s peakers proved him se lf to be a self-controlled, forcef ul speaker. Miss Monia caused Mr. Tyler 's cheeks to redden slightly when she referred to him on one occasion as ' 'My dear opponent.''
Friday eve ning , George Eschenberg and Brantley Co-penhaver di scussed the quest ion, " Th at intr amural athleti cs is best for a scho o l." Mr. Esc hen ber g's logic and Mr. Co penha ver 's composure and gooci de li very were commend-
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ence these men ha ve had in debating. Only one argument seemed to be the least bit fan ti st ic,-n ot a ll men who take athl e tic tra"ininig can slide d own a long flight of stairs and bounce up· unhurt. AI- livery, was long on stat istics and
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press, ' dye, alter r epai r both l ad ies' and gent , Iem en 's clothing of every descripti on. We a ls o clean, re p air a nd a lt er fursru gs. dra periel", carp ets a nd cu rt a in s.
bert Wein ert and Jo hn Black sho w- seemed to have done a great deal ed so me good hard preparation on ?f rea ding the Durtb e quest ion of the advisability of mg the debate Jt was proved - that ispens· ·th th ·dl b five out of every f ou r people con- mg WI e m1 emen ut 1 - r et •i rn charge!': on a ll s hi pments. '.' ere somewhat bas hful in their ! nected With movmg picture s ho ws DRESHER presentation. The rea l pyrotech- 1 die of tub e rcul osis-and th e audi e- i BROS!
We h ave a specia l depa rtmen t for the clea ning and r eb loc kin g of ladies' an d gentlemen's h ats We pay
nic s of the eve nino- came when 1 nee gasped. Me issn er and Em22 l1-l 7
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J ack A lisman and Glenn Ke ll ey a t- ! fo rm er members of Blair tempted to settle for all tim e t he hi gh s ch oo l and Peru Normal deques ti on of justness of a si ngle tax bating teams, r espect i vely , debate on land Acco rdin g to Dr. House : the pr eparedness question with a one must be e ither smart or s ur eness, logic, accuracy ·of
to sucr>eed in this wor ld. dlc:•on, and credj table de livery Mr. Ke ll ey has succeeded, -in p rov- wh•ch se nt people away with th e I 'ing tha t he has promising capa - ....goo d_ tas te in the mo uth and an enbility as a speaker. Hi s diction thustasm for de hates unu s ual at pl easantl y fr ee fr om so man.v of A l ittle later in the evenconventional , s to ck combinations mg an!l o uncement was made of the
en lunch or me1-tl "s.:em !': a long time off you can hu y Lunch - me ats, Bre l'l rl, Co o kies F ruit s a nd Confecti o ner 1 Huy yt)ur nf ns a nd save the lo ng walk to town is co nci se, clear, somewhat following peop le having won plac es ed, and more forceful than that of on th e team are giv en alfathe average studen t debater. On ?et ica ll y with n <;> r eference to rank1 1 th e o th er hand , hi s sa rc asm, altho mg): All s man, Verne Chatelain, Pho ne 73 H. U. Landolt no't raw, was us ed a litti e too free- Duerish, Br yan Emm e rt, H unt , ---------------1 ly. Hi s arguments, also , were not Ke lley, Kuhlman, and Meissner always focus t!ri up on s uffi cient ly. Four. people receivP.d honorable
All s man re plied Wit h pleas in g F_l orenc e Fulle r, My rtl e 1 v1go r and well se lected and balanc- Harn s, Ne l11e Smith and Mi ld red
Phone 56 ed argument, but was especially Mon ia.
Our Shoe Dopa rtrnent Pe ru, Nebr. forc eful in rebuttal.
1 Th E -. - , -G . . I T . e. pi csopa ull d enJ oyed a he concl us iO n of th e progr am plea sant ev · · S e mng some t 1me ago at
carne aturday ev e ning l oget her th e home of M. B F h C t Fl •th h ISS O WE'n Th e res U owers WI t e an,no un cemen t Of tho..;e object of th t• - I e mee tng was tn get I wmn mg Pares on the team. The acqua inted .th M For Any Occasion
Sm•h as \\'eclrl in gs Rinhd a v Parties, Reml'mhmncr s als, etc. i 11 appr•J priAt e nt ra ngement s. No "r dcr to small and none too large l advi sability of a nn e xing Mexico Blundell WI .d rs. Maud e was first discus sed by Ea .-! Harlow man's A" pre sl e nt of th e Wod C . • UXI l ary of Ne brask· c·t I .an arne Baier who gave proof of It d a I Y. was move and ca rr it d that th some thoro preparation and abi li ty Guild should be a . . e to debate along wit h the pro of he- A II . blanch of the I UXI lar y. Miss Emm u ongmg to th e s ubj ec t in haml a orennaman elected tr Steven Dueri sh and Doc Owe n.:l local branch of th e debated the worth of the movies me t · · D:u n ty ref resh-
] s full of the n<·n• t I n Wtl· nn e Nove lt y one:] Stap le '-;hews for men. wom<·n a nd rhildrrn. We are plt: Rsed tu show tht·m to you
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST NEBRASKA CITY , NEBRASKA b bl , n s were served and all d pro a Y the most inte res tin g ed feelin th t , e pa r t- MI'lstead's e t t d. g a the e vt>nin h qu s lon ye IScussed. 1he logic bee n most delighf II g ad Toggery u Y spent.
HE PERU N MALITE
VOL U ME XI.
NORMAL WINS AGA IN FR OM KEA RNEY
Scor e 41 to 14-Reserv es Tr oun ce d 16 to 14
An unusu a ll y lar ge and e nt h ui sast ic group of spectators saw two fi ne ex hi bi ti ons of ba sket ba ll last I We dn esda y eve n ing wh en Neb raska City hi gh schoo l trounced the Peru I r ese rv es , and th e va rs ity wa lked all ov er K ea rn ey
Th e goo d defense an d th e sna pp y pl ay ing of the high sch oo l and th e poo r go al to ss in g of th e in a large acco un ted for th e vi ctory of Coac h Stevens' team. Fo r the Norma l, Em mert a nd Crai g head ed the scoring e nd of the ga me. eac h ge tt ing tVI·o b askets. : K idd , Cald we ll, a nrl Long played a· goo rl ga me. j
Th e b1g game of the e ven in g resulte d in an overwh e lm in g defeat for th e Antelop es , wh o were sadl y 1 outcl as se d in every st age of the I gam e. Th e close g ua rding of
Jon es a nd Spacht resu I ted in th
low sco re for K ea rn ey ' wh ile the
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g- oa oss•ng o yson, and Ca pt a in Sc hneider qu ickl y put :.
Wedn esd ay, Thu rsd ay and Frid ay Pu blic Can Se c Fi ne Pic tures Peru is to be f avored thi s WPPk wi t. h an ar t ex hi bi t' and 1 talks hy variou s JWrson s nf autho r1 ity alo ng- th is l in e. It is to open j Wec;I nes day n oo n. an d rema in op en to the gene ral pub il t' each d ay 11n d 1 evenin g- u ntil Sa t ur day noo n. On
IWe dn ef' d::ty cven in l!' D r. Fl ing. a man of i nter nat ional rep ut at ion. wi ll lect ure. Th e adm i ss ion to the le cture and art I'Xhibit is tw entyfi v'e ce nt s. Those having t hi s in cha rge dese rv e specia l comm en dati on for br in ging an exhib ition of this class to Peru. Pe rh aps no tow n of th is size in th e west h as e ve r been so favo red. Along this l ine, we wish to ment ion the ex h ib it of la st week, which wa s held in th e f acu lty room. Th ese pi ctur es were se nt out fn;m th e Pe nn sy lvan ia Academy of l nd strial Art, the Boston Sc hoo l of Fin e Arts, and the Tec.tch ers' Co ll ege of Co lumb ia U nivers ity. The pictur es from Colum b ia Univ ers ity we re the same as those wh ich ex hi bi te rl at San Francisco.
'Pe ru in th e lead, wh ic h it mai n- ' N UM BER 1!) I
ta in ed thruout the g am e. Schneid-! Q: I 50 to be Gi e A er, the fl itt in g, elusi ve ce nter , lo- i "P II v n . way I Ba nd Orche stra Conce rt cated th e basket fr om alm os t any/'
Thru an other m isha p, no r epor t angle a nd di stan ce, and with N 0 blui ng to pe ddl P, no pa mph- jean beg iven of th e progr am r endermach in e- li ke r eg ular i ty he shot the ' ed by th ese exceiiPnt mus ical orgoa ls. Neve r bef ore in six years l etS tO SCatt er, DO fake tO it. l ga ni zat io ns thP ?f of o bse rv a tion of in te rco ll eg iate! Prof esso r Sm1l h. A <'l'1 Ll.c1sm w Jll tea ms ha s the w ri ter seen such Re ad t he second editor ial, se con d page of !a pp ear n ext week. pl ayingaswas dis pl aye db yo nr1 9171 I - --·capta in. Of Pe ru 's 41 po ints, th i !"i pa pet· No tice to A ll Gymna s ium Gi ds. m ad e t hr ee -fou rth s. Be ll ,·--:-- -· - Any g- 1rl ha ving los t a part of and Smi th played the fl oor we ll bu t _ __ her gym nas ium perip her na li a cou ld no t locate the ba sket. I g-ame, an cl as one specta tor was
The quint et showed a
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is th e !!! • I .. wh ich w ere verY be twe en b ee t sug ar and THE PERU NORMALITE : it Make a list of tth e good quah- songs diff erenc er?." L ee S mi th : -" One ties yo u nnd. It will surprise you well re ceiv e d. . . h e n- ca ne su ga d Th al attractiOn of t e ev r than th eo th er." Miss
Entered at \ he Postofilce at Per u, Ne· how many th e new stud e nt can IS- e re I I t with is s wee te oth er bra ska as matter. 1 y And th en if you hear him ing howev er was the Pay e ' k Harringto n: -Are there any , P a · . . . . h f 1 ch ara ct e rs a ll ta en d' · · 'a ki ng d omPubllsht Weekly "Y the Peru State Normal criticised te ll yo ur pes s imisti c t ema e. . . g irl s in this I VISIOn ',, · ' • th Jm e up lfri e nd the t hings y ou kn ow a bout by boys. Here s e -h · es tic sci e nce?"
75 ct s. per yea r. Sin gle co py 5 cts. him - th e go od things. You'll at Princi pal. John ogg Doc HOWARD SMITH --. Ed!t or le ast be differ e nt, and you'll find 1 Mrs Gu shover, a VI Sitor, TEACHERS WANTED. A I Ewls 'fYI ER -Assocta te Edtt or 0 · t f school • J • J that it does you more g ood th an we ns. For every Departmen ° GLE NN 0. KELL EY d B' 'd t Di ck Meissne r. • 'll n com mence Busi ne ss a nd Sub scrip tion Ma nage r him. E ve n after you ha ve secur e n ge • t work. Boards Wl soo · the li st of goo d qualities and pe r- Prece ptr ess , Wilber to elect teachers for next year DE PA RTME NT EDJ1'0RS G h M rty Craig · th \I haps have decid
Nona Pa lm er, l Ul1111l
Ma rie Mcintyre
Elsie Wilburn
Loui !) Wor th
Cha rlo ttl.! Sixt a, Er•
Brya n Emmert,
Miss Bowe n
n osa li e I<o hn
Prof. fvl. s tr a nge land. hi s vo i ce into th at sq uea IS ar
Ke ll ey :fath oma bl e. L.i ttl e Be ll w as
Tha t poet of th e co mm on p eop le, min g in her no1sy we lc o me of her Phone 21 8 A ent for Sunny s ide Greenhouse Nixon W ate rman , ha s written thi s L ast wee k, tw o pri ze s were off- moth er and her d es ire (?) to have g Falls City, Nebr trite full y true bit of ered , a fir st prize of a do llar an d a her s ta y for the f ee d. Li zz ie Em' ' If I kn ew you a nd you kne w nt e, se co nd p ri ze of fift y ce nts, for th e mert as th e stern pr ecep tress was If both of us could cle a rl y see, b es t joke heard ab out the Pe ru a dandy. Wh en "she" ch ased th e 1 And wi th an inn er sight, div in e ca mpu s, the sam €:: to be writt en up "girls" to bed w ith a re vol ve r a nd 1
The mean ing of yo ur hea rt and in as s pi cy a form as p.ossi bl e, and a ste rn e xpress io n, we all ag ree d 1 mine, to be ha nd ed in on or before Fe b- that the forc e of her inten tio ns was!'
I'm sure th at we would di ffe r less ruary 1. Not on e story has so far sufficient to get th em thP.re. Al\d cl asp our han ds in fri end lin ess. b ee n exposerl. Thi s offer is e ntire-Meissn er as th e Iri sh bi ddy added I
Our th ots wo uld pleasantly agree ly bona fide Do n't be af ra id · on e mo re star to his cro wn
If I knew you a nd yo u knew me . .' Th ere's no sti ng in it. Ge t exe r- in imp er so na ti on. My ad jeC tiVes ,
ll y difficult for him, t oo, becau se Pe ru campu s. Gr a din g on b rc: v- th e char a ct en za tJOn of th e boa rd-
The new s tud e nt Pe ru t ed a littl e a nd se nd in th e stor y ar e nea rl y e xh aus ted but al l th ose I mi d- yea r, unfo r tunately , does not of the f unni es t happe ning or f un- th at m ea n or impl y c la ssy, o ri g in- i kn ow us nor we him It is es pe cia- n iest say ing h ea rd of abo ut the Ia!, pa r .ca n be ap plie d to 1 we old er st u den ts h ave be::ome se t ity, point of s tory, an d co mp os i1 in g sc h ool mi sse:> by th e o ther 1
in our env iron ment and have estab- ti on. Jud ges- R osa line Koh n, j th ree mem bers of th e cast. j li shed o ur se lec t c ircl e of fr ie nds. St even Du eri sc h, and Mabel Br id-I "Mi ss" Am e nd e's pi ano so lo de-
e rf ine p rog ram.
Pr ofes;;o r Gr t'gg , t ry i ng to prove the powe r of suggestirm :- "Oh, loo k at the fl oc k of geese !"
Ever yo ne t urn P.d to l nok out of the wi ndow ex cep t Doc Owe ns.
Pr of esso r Gn: gg :- "Wh y, Mr. l O we ns, d iun't yo u look out at the I geese'! '' •
Du e O we ns:-" 1 di dn't have t o. II I just look ed around th e r oo m.
Th e cl a mm y, di s hr ag han ds hake ges. Time will be e xte nb e rl to Fe b- se r ves pa rticul ar mentio n. Wo n't so me of th ese n ew ly r eg istered ru ary 9 ,fi o' c lo c k. all you peop le lu cky enough ro see st ude nts receive is disgus ting in this be · gl ad you W<'n t to see such the ex t re me to th ose for tun ate stu - Philo Notes. pr et ty gi r ls if not hin g else? • de nts who can forget th at dad ha s The m ee tin g of th e Phil o soc iety Mr. Hun t's far ewe ll a. ldr ess in I a Fo rd and $500 in the F' ir st Na - was we ll en joy e d, from the beha lf of th e r et iring pr og ram I ti ona !. roars of laughte r w hi ch gr ee ted the committee has f ound an ec ho in th e I Wa rm up, fe ll ow s tu de n ts! If actors in 011 e numb er of th e pr ogram hea rts of t he pr og ram comm ittee there isn't some good in that new -e ight of o nr b oys to me mber s. I lon esome s tu de n t, wh at is he am ong im pe r so na te girls in sc hoo l an d So e nd e th thi s acco unt of a s up' mortals fo r"? An yb ody is co m pe - th eir t eac her;;. tent to point o ut a nd m ag nify hi s Ri char d Meiss ner gave three id iosync ras i es lf yo u wa nt to dis- r ead ings , "Rosa ," in d ia ltin gu ish yo urse lf, go a ro unrl po int- ect , ''A B ow l of Noor!l e-so up,' in in g out th e pleas in g q ual iti es Ge:·man, and an unn am ed one in Pu t him on a me ntal di ssecti ng United Stat es- thi s las t one be in gt ab le, if yo u please. Cut h im to an Pxpose on '' Coa l Oil," a nd pi ee.es an d see what 's in him. Re-hen ce extremeley enlig hte ning to memb er- you are •looki t. g fo r th e all pr ese nt. The quar tet co m posed good. Throw away any ba d yo u of th e Cha te lain s, Jr vin Ca lrlw e ll may di scover a nd pr oceed to fo r get a nd Art hur Longfel!.•w g ave two
NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA TH E QU ALITY ST ORE
Everythin g Marked in Plain Figur es =----
WE HAVE th e Famou s International Tailoring Co's Sample lin e fr om w hich y ou men of th e school can mak e a beautiful selection for Suit or Trousers and have them made to measure at a pri ce Com e and se e w hether you want to buy or not. The Cash Store
LOCALS
Miss Lola Temple lef t for h er home in St. Loui s las t Saturday , having comp leted her wo rk last semester.
Prof F. M. Gregg went to Auburn last Thur sday where he the last of a series of Jecturt.s On th is occasion he spoke to th e boys of the high scho ol on sex hygiene, and had th e best of attendance and r apt attention.
C ITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh and Cured Meats
Home m ad<" Wieni es & Bolog na Spec ial ty
Full lin e of can ned Goods
W. C. BURGESS, Prop.
V. E. Chate lnin,
N. S. Hi\Ri\JIA N
A. B D. 0. Graduate of Ch icago Coll ege Oenlal Surgeon DENT DENTIST
OHi ee Bakery
Dr.
R. D. Cole Dentist
Office over Variety Store Office Phone 33 7i"
DR.B.L . SHELLHOR N Phone G
Office over Rexa ll Sto re Phone 3l PERU. NEBR.
Valentines of Flowers
You wil l find here a n1re co ll ecteo n uf flow e rs !'llita ule for Valentine s. From these you cnn select tbe co rr ect rernembc rance for the s weetht·art, wifc:-, siste r or mother
Here are a few suggestions fo r her ''. Cr.rsnge houq uet s, $1.50 Anrl
Flowe•· Bas ket $ 1. 50 find Bouquets, $1 00 and upw;trds.
PIRce yo ur orders to -day for delive ry on St Valentine dHy.
SIMANTON & PENCE
FALLS C IT Y, NEBRASKA.
Citizens State Bank
R ay Robertso n of A uburn , last year at Newman Grove, is here for the seco nd semester. Welcome back, l<obbie
Mi ss Char lo tte Sixta left for her home in Schuy ler on last Monday. She h er work this semes ter, and is going to take a much n ee d e\f rest for the next few months Miss Sixta is an acco mpli s hed vio lini st , and she a nd the "fiddle" wi ll be great ly missed.
L ou is Wirth, who "was pai nfull y i njured by a buzz saw in the manual training r oom , writes that he is feeling much better. Th e second and t hi rd fing e rs of hi s left
Ihand were am putated but the first and fourth fingers also slas hed and thumb wi ll be permanently s tiff.
0 te
Miss Charlotte Sixta played tw violin solos a nd the exqu1s1 charm of th e music sent an appe to every one in the audience al I I
Do you be li eve that the For ni ghtly Art Club Exhibit ought n to he mi ssed? Hunt for their pr gram elsew here in the pape r. t-. I ot o-'' I I
Over in th e man ual training r:l partment t eac hers must mak e-1 e ht model s of the project to be taug to the students. Vic is just com pleting a bird bungal ow wi th ope in gs so large that a sig- n has bee put over the d oors , ·' No crow _I nn s allowed.'' Ic-
Prof G. D. Sweezey, of the Un i ve rsity of Nebraska, gave a le ture on astronomy in the hig school room last Monday even i ng The lecture was illustrated Jan tern sl id es and was very interes
An old pr ob lem for the ca lcu lu s class: If it takes a four-months' old woodpecker wit h a rubber bill !9 m oo nths anrl 1;1 days to peck a hol e thru a cy p ress log big en oug h h
to make 117 s hingles, 165 shi ngles be in g required fo r a bund le worth 93 cents , h ow long w ill it t ake a cross-eyed grasshoppe r with a cork leg to kick all the seeds out of a di ll pickle?
Paul Th omas , who attended Peruting and in struct iv e.
Mi ss Mami e R. Mutz of the a1·t de pa rtment gave a lectu re to th e s tude nts of the art cl ass on Monda yeve ni ng Views were s hown illus trati ng th e lect ure, w hi ch was up on the ear ly Egyptian and Grecia architecture and the· splendi buildings at the ti me of the Roma n d n supremacy, churches of the earl y Norma l the fir st se m este r of th e Chr i sians, and do wn to the la te ca present sc h ool year an d n ow dt- th d 1e ra s. It wa s very interestin g r ects the ba nd and orc h estra oragn -. d 0 • • 1 , 1n ee tza tJOn s at Ch ad r on Norma , wntes that hi s work is very pleasant,- Y. M. C. A. andY. \VI, c. A. Notes and one would add, pr obab ly 1. heavy, cosidering the f ac t that he Owing to a complication of mis has some twt>nty-five pr i vate stu - haps, no report of the vesper se r de nt s in vi-olin and o ther in st ru- ; vices held by these assoc i at ions menra l mu sic. · j January is inse rt ed in thi s
To s up port the theory that a week's Normal i te. From frag child up to the age of t w<:' l ve years m ents of conversatio n hea rd aho u is p rim ar il y an egotir-:t , se lf - center- the campus on th e d ay foll o wing ed and n ot at all an al truistic being, it is to be jud ged that these meet Profes so r Gregg r elated the follow- 1 in gs we r.e ul)u s ua l in th e great sat ing story rt>cent ly: Ot is Gregg , a Iisfaction given to the boy of twe lve, over h.earcl Iin att e nda_n_c_e_. I· .di s cus si on of an tn st ance n. wh1c h hi s fa ther had '"bawl ed o ut " a stu- I Fortnightly Art Club Program o ent, however, with no ma licious I W edensday , 8 p. m., Dr. F li ng. int e nt whatsoever. The boy's 3:30, 8tchingr-:, Mi ss comme nt was that "Papa ought not Brow n. bawl out st ud e nt s, " and for a mo- Thur sd ay , 4:30, Madon nas, ment it seeme d that he re was ar Hant ho rn. exa mple of t ru e a ltr uism cropping i''ri day, 3:00, La nd scapes, Mrs. out at an ear ly age, but after a Delzell. lit tle refl ect i on Otis continueb , " It Friday, 4:30, Story te llin g pi churts my s uit case trade ." tures, Mi ss Har r ington.
Watches, Clocks 1
Jew e I ry & Fountain Pens
Br ing thl'rn to Lite .Jl'\Vl'lt•r For Repair>',
A 1 th e
Variety Store
Whilc:- down town go to
for yo ur Barber Work
Neat, Clean. All wo rk first class. Second doo r from postoflice
We :1 re agents for Carl Erli c k's •· Non-detccta hle" Wigs anri Toupee's. Each o ne gua ran tecrl KIN GSOLV ER & COW ELL •'WESTSIDE BAIWEI< SHOP"
t1t:tldqu art ers ior Pianos ·& Victrolas
SHEET MUSIC
GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY I NEBRASKA CITY, NEBSA SKA
Ny denh1 Tooth Paste
Cleans nncl polis hes the teeth anrl with o ut Sc r:tt rh in g. I 'rrven t!' tion n ncl deCHV. fll'nc:fit!': t hl' )!IIIIlS The Kind Thnt Smi th FIS/HER
OUUGGIST S A New Line of Tenois Shoes for '"-en and Wome11 at . ''The White Store''. I I
Yes,
The Great Masters are
Don't go to Boston, New York or Dresden to sec wh·at you May Enjoy at Peru Jan. 31, Febr. I and 2.
Annual Exhibition of the Fortnightly Art Gl ub.
Principal speakers, Prof. F. w. Fling of th_6 State University, has international reputation.
Will you neglect such Opportunity?
Proceeds go to fund for pictures for Normal buildings,
Li ncoln 's N ew Symphony Orchestra. Lamont Schaefer, whose won derful Wi th in the la st decad e the U nited violin r ec ita l here th is fa ll no one States ha sexp e ri e nced a ph enomen- has forgotte n. A portion of the a! evelopment in popu lar appr ecia- commen t in Sa tur ady's J ourna l is tion of orchestral music. NP.w here r eprinted: York, Bosto n, Chi cago , P hilad e l- "The first co ncert of th e new p hi a, Minn eapo li s, St. Paul and Lin co ln sy mph ony orc hes tra, un der Cin cinnati have great orc hestra s, the di rect ion of Jean Lam ont the best of which ri val in merit t he Scha efe r, was a finished perf ormlong-establ i sh ed org ani zat ions of ance· w hich would be a credit to European capita ls. Oma ha has fo r ol der orc hes tra s a nd muc h la rger several year s been work ing towar d cities. Mr. Sch aefer, wh o is r ethe same g oal t.hru her e xc e ll ent s po ns ibl e for the ventu r e, made Study Orchest ra, dir ected by go od hi s assertion that Linco ln has H en ry Cox. Last week a s imilar pl e nt y of or ch es tra l mate ri al. Mr. e nterprise wa s lau nched in Linc oln, 1 Sc hae fer proved an exper ie n<·ed an.d due to th e in itiative of Mr. Jean capab le conductor. Und er h1 s = . -- I baton the thi rty-five musician s, 1 ' most of whom were unaccuston:I ed
Better Than Ever
TH O SE pM tmits th at portra y yo u1· trill' ;tli tv
Yon1· app r r(' i!l te t hem.
i\ fnkc th e App o jnlm< nt.
E.J NEWMAN
Pend d' Ore ille .St udio
Phone 56 Per u, Nebr.
Fresh Cut Flowers For Any Occasion
Sul: h \V e rl rl in gs. llin h rli ty Fu nt•rals , etc in app r opri:n e :trra ngemcn t 0i' n o nlt•r to ,; mall and none too l;11 gc
G. E. BERTHOLD
T HE FLORIST
NEBRASKA CI TY , NEBRASKA
to symph ony music, pla yed with energy a nd preci sion and presented
' effective ly th e de li cate s had es of inte rpretation indi cated by the condu c tor."
Jun i.or Class Ch ape l.
It is often said tha t merely to ente rtain peopl e is not a rli fti cult ta sk, b ut that to ente rtain th em and at th P. sa me tim e to in s tru ct th em is a lm ost an impo ss ib le feat. If this is so, th e junio rs were doubly fo rtunat e in ha ving Mi ss Ti hbe tt s spe Hk to them last Thursday at cla ss chap PI. 1-1 er talk on Porto Rico wa s inte n,;cl y in terPs ti l1 1! :'I s we ll as educa t iv e. Th e d escr ipti on of the s ma ll volcan ic isl and and of th e natives who are trying to heco me true Am e ri can s, was so vividly told that the hi gh schoo l room s ee med to drift a way and heco me a pa rt of th e isalnd in the Atlantic.
Ten youn g ladies fr om th e Normal form ed a pa rt y a nd atte nd ed a play at Shube r t, Wed nesday night.
J. A. Hays, chief e ngin eer at the Norm a l, wa s ca ll ed to Lincoln Thurs day , on No rm al busin etis '
Sorn P. busi co n ce rning comme ncem e nt e xe rcises wa s di sc ussed. Any h av i ng any inf orm a tion about any mini ster wi'Jo wou ld be the on e pers•m to give o ur baccalaur eate address , see e ith er Miss Blo Rs , Mi ss Cook or Mi ss Os born e.
Thr ee Sf'hi ors w ho ha vn 't b ee n to cl ass chap el ha ve co n fid ed to me that th ey co min g tom :l rr nv to the F utur ist Orph e um" Ju st wh at that is to be is a deep da rk secret.
Mr. and Mr s. Ma pp,s ha ve le ft for Mr. Map es has / ob ..atn ed h1s B. of Ed. d eg r ee from Peru a nr! w ill now wo rk tow ar d obtainin g tnf' A. B. degree fr om th e U11i wr :; ity of Ne bras ka. We sha ll mi ss big - wai ste d, big-h t' art e tl, ger. ial man great ly.
Phi l Ro use r ece iv e r! hi s co mmi s-j si on as second li e ute wtn t in hi s company last w ee k. Th is is the seco nd promotion s in ce ente rin g, th e mac hin e gu 11 com IJ Uny i 11 De- , ce ml- e r. P hil says his co mp any ; will "su r e" leav e the border for Ne bra s ka on or befQre Fe bruary 3 _ •
Mi ss Langdon of Se ward l ha s ar nv ed In Peru. and will a ss ist' Mis s Hosm er in th e kin de rg arten I th e co min g se mes ter.
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Rahs for The New Students
Sch oo l Suppl ies, Fruit,.;, G n1ceri< >' , a nd Co o kies the C onfl'ct ion ery, i\1ea t ,:, B1·earl A Ye nue Sto1·c \\' o uld lik e to se ll. Bu / of us a nd s:t \'t' th e long wall< to to wn 18 step s from the Campus
Ph one 73 H. u. Lando :t
One Week Only Jan. 27 to f-ebr. J
Big Exciting Days
Money given away
20 pc•· eent redu c ti on on wint n un d rnvc ilr, h <l th rnh<·!': \\lint er· S ·t , 1 · ut s l' SS th :ctn m:•rk t' t pn ces.
Sh ot•s 20 pn c t- nt t hn n mark<-t p• ie es.
NORMAL QUINTET WINS TWO GAMES
Peru Adds Sc alps of Newton, Kas,, and York to Its Belt
No bluing to peddle, no pam ph.- .. · -' H ,: .,
Hopes f•.'r a national champion- ; • · · The play, '"rhe Fortune nnter , ., ship were shattered last Tue.sday I lets to scatter, no it. wa s give'n liePofe ' ·:a represen' Cati_ve 1," evening by Coach John son's fight- " ' " 1 and appreciative audience in the il ing quintet, wh en the Newton, Read the second I· second page of !Chapel on Saturday Mr. Kas., All Stars went down to de- l '" 1 · ', Mei ssne r, as "!'J Duncan. th e h Bl d Wh this paper _ feat before t e ue an 1te. ' fortune hunt er, was an Ne ver before has such whirlwind I
strong <'haracter. He ha s a· cha rfloor playing and uncanny basket mann er, i111; ,. "shooting" been witnessed on the inter-collegiate champions hip at' Vincen't J·anda, '1 5, who is at - his audience, • and · · home floor. ::;take. ,, ; ;-; j ten din g the University of Ne braska his upon thi s occa- • ·· '' Newton started off like a flash From the toss -up till the e nd l this year, ' visited in Peru la st swn did not fall short of its ·usual and sco red in the first two minutes Peru took and maintaillled •, the lead-1 ' -week. '' 1 " excellence. He has a way of getof play, but were unable to tnain- altho at tim es it was by a si ngle Mis s Je ss1e Downing. It!ng his inte rpretations " across" tain their lead. By the middle of point. Pe ru 's d efienc e pl' 0\l ed a • M' J . D . h h t ci his audi e nce, wh i ch is un ex h I d I h h · · ld 1 I SS ess 1e . own m g, w o as the first half Peru took t e ea , bulwark whic t e. •VJ Sttors cou h f th h . 1 t . . 1pfainable. Miss Els ie Wtlburn, as whic h it constantly increase d. 1not break thru. Sa ndber g and Spacht c arge 0 e P yslca ram mg! the drugg is t' s daughter was well department women, ' . The second half was fa st er play ed above form while · fitted for th e part and pla yed _,_ It h fi d h S d T I d d one of the be st evemng;l) ' k d , and more ercely con t este t an chneider an yson •p aye a; .goo · ment the past week th at Peru has we ll. As so me one re mar e conthe first. Newton broke thru consi s tent •game but were s tiVI sll.ff- Th ' cerning he r, in the last act, "sl1 e ·• f I b h ff f h N witnessed for some time. 1s en- , . , M' R 1 ;1
Pe ru's de ense severa times ut ering from t e e ects o ., t e ·· e.w - was certa1nly a dear. 1ss o 1y could not con siste ntl y locate the ton game. " Sa ndbe rg aame -••d.)l ,on • 1 and M 1ss H oust on, the other fe male hoop. Schne id er anrl Jones who the long end ofi •th e •scor ing-: f.on v_ th e characters in the play. were also at or were both pla y in g marvelous ball Normali:tes, wioth seve ral .pretty th eir best. Glen Ke ll ey', ol as th e 11 were injured somew hat but fought dribb les• fo ll owed by I un ctanny dru gg is t, was alm ost without critgame ly to th e e nd. Sc hn ei der uasket "shootiltg." ·n ' icism. Verne Curry, as th e t ow n t ime after tim e caged seem in gly York p layed a ha rd, fierce g am e spo rt , &nd "Doc" Owens, as the I• imp ossible ba sk ets while Ty so n and and wer e unnecessarily · •rQ,ug h. liv e;-yman's son, d eserve spec ial Sandberg fed th e ball to him and Pe rhaps thi s wa s due mor e tfl the men t ion. Ve rn e, who is so me· sho t occasiona l goals themse lve s. fault •of the ,eoac h1 than to the spirit thing of a "Ch'6ll y Boy" anyway, Newton played the ball th e, of the 1 play ersh th emse lv es Line- 1 s ur ely a nd "Doc," floor with a that t hrea ten ed to up: • I who "cou ldn' t hardl y get e ngage d ,, sweep every thin g before it, but Spacht •: ,., rg. Priebe with so many han g in' round ," wa s Spacht and Jones were ri g ht th ere Jon es Jg. Glur / a "scream' ' from sta rt to fini s h. to guar d the crafty e lusive forwards. Schneider c. Jahn 1 ·1Anci we mu st al so mention Wi lhur Toe fina l whi s tle blew amid aseries 1 Sandb er-g rf. E'm me rt, th e ol d s heriff, who gave of br illi a nt play s and Peru left the Tyson I If Burke, Ca!Jt. some godd advice on get tin g mar<-' _, floo r wi th th e l ong, e nd of a score Substitute, Sm 1th fo r ri e d, as 's ll owi ng up to th e hest 'ad -_," ·' ) of 18 to Stoddard of Aubu rn. vantae All in a ll, the 'play was or·· Tn e visitor s took defeat g ra- t, .., , Al ' -;- -N-t ' ' ' ,·such 'charac'ter tha t eac h one ri P' UffiOI 0 es ci ou s ly ane proved goo d spo rtsme n c' d · h' b · . ..1 a 0 n 1tPrrainment th e resu lt of: sp ec ial me nti on, hut s pace ar s av e ee n r ece 1veu nn u · · · , , thruo ut the game. Lin e- up: .rl ' r 1 f' '-' 0 IMi ss Downin g' s exce ll e nt training do e. s not perm it of too mtH'h f' lHh· c1 g th e arn va o n.o::.amun : Peru Newton. I ·· ,, f M and ab ility 1 • ·• 1 ' •' ·' • J oral ion. How eve r, mu ch cr ed1t G rant, u aug hter o r. anu Mr s. · · , , ·" Sa nd berg f. Junes • t'' C ,, · b . She is a g rarlu ato nf Dav 1d C tly, should be g1ven Mr Me1 ssne1, who Fred E Ha ll e tt o ham :::>. • - 1 , , Tysun Schn eier f. I)ot son fJ • high scho ol, att e mlP.d the Un ivers· had the se leet 1ng of the ca st, and c. Str auss · ity of f ou r years majo r1the coaching df ' the play. Con: !d · ,, G . Roy B Co ur er, '1 5, wno at ' . h f h , I' f 1· Jon es g. olrlln g , · ,, · •. '•' ing in phys ica l edu catio n an d hold s e nn g t e act t at e ac 1 one o t .e ::ipac ht g. __. K le im er the head of th e manual t_raJ nJn g de- la city s tate ce rti licate. cast is al so car ry ing s ch ool work Refer ee , Stev ens of Neb ras ka in H emet, Ca i n., .wac; cit.v d ir e ctor a r. d play- ' too much prai se cannot be giv tn J. 'J tnat n1 s P eru manu al tra1n1n g u1·1 I h f h ·. ff · t b I'> 11 Cic y. 1 1 ,. ,, ' . 1 • gro u nJ ::; un e rvi sion of th e Reat nce t em or t e 1r e or s. Y one w 11
No less fi e rce ly contested wa s the pl oma has b ee n acce p ted and tn atjs ch oo ls Wh il e in He atri ce shelis fair • • • • '· 1 I k ne is e nu tled to te acn manua l' ' . game on Fnday evenm g wrt h Yor · 1 plann t> rl a nd pr esen ted a May fe su- y M C A d'Y \VI C A Not es· • .» trainJng 1n any seconda ry s cnuvJ 1n · ·· · , , <Jn , , -. Coll ege. champions, n who '' wen!' ' tl e1 • ! in whi ch tw el ve h und re rl child-. f d h fi t t... ' Ca l1fornia 'l'ni s 1::; n ut on1y a · I N11 m ee t in g ::; of th e se two a:<· , 1 eate for t e rs t 1me- seaso n · ren took par t. ; II --b tCJbute to Mr. Couer, bu L 1 d lcl:LS M-. D . .' f f 1 h snciat ion s wer e helrl Sunrla y, lw_ 10 mte r-c o eg 1ate a e 1cs, Y a : I ::iS 1Wnmg 1s nrc t' u 1n er 8 credit upon Peru, as 1t IS un u., u<d · h 11 h ·1 J cau se o"f th e we ath er. N<•xt score of 9 to 1 . wn rk o r s er s lu r ems l'I )( H · f hi s ga me while n ot so full of f,or Ca l ifornia to _grant the hi gh s tanrlarcl s of her nnwJ: ,S un day. Jt'dnaH .fiu'lcJI . ' . . sian to a ny norm al schoo l st uu er•L , ·will lead V:. W. C. A., an owarr thn ll s a nd sen ::; a t10n al .p)a.Y s,. , wa::;,, ,, , ; , She 1s alw ays w ill1 ng and , 1 < M' (' ' S b' ., .M 1r, 1 J h on B t;d v ·Smtih r. J. l1 Jeer., mo re interest in <Y from a s cor e ISS n aze o ns • · ·• ' anx ious to co-o perate 1n a ny actJv1 • -' ,... · "S d ts apd th e Chhr ch " !11111 v st andpoi nt The Nor m al had a writ es that ·she is e nJO YI ng llY which she sees is f or t he a u· 1 " L _en •., 1 . ! , J • cl f oo tball defeat to wipe out an and I work in Alliance. vanc eme nt of the s tl1 UI'f•t bun y. I Co- ope r atwn,
. . I 1 B d nd Orch estra Conce rt.
THE PERU NORMALI TE l co rn er. My fr1 e nd sh1 p, or the Annua an a Jed absence of my fri e nd ship for her, Exac tl y at the sched u S 'th
Entered at t he Pos tn ffice at Peru, Ne· ld not have n otab ly affected her Thursday Professor mfil t braska as second-c las.; matte!'. wo u . . took baton in hand for the .rey Pubi tsht Weekly by th e Peru State Normal socia l activ ities. numbe r of the band a nd orch estra I Who am I? Yo u do r.'t knoow t one of the year's m ost 75 cts cr car. Single copy 5 cts concer • · P Y me? I am Ju st a lo nely. shy sp 1r- • popular enterta m ments
HOWARD SM IT H - ·. Ed!tor ,, it- haven 't been at sc hool long. • Pa rt one of the fou r-p art pro-
A. LEW IS 'rYLER Assoc iate Ed itor Bu t I have lear ned already that th e gr am inclurl ed th ree numbers by
GLENN 0. KBLLEY · t' · h h · d th is
Business and Subscri pt ion Ma nager ' ha rrl est tale to get an apprec 1a 1ve the orches tra. w h1 c s owe - }li ste ner for is the ta le of yo ur own ye ar a good bal an ce among str in gs ,
EDI TORS Th
DEI'AR'rMENT
Non a Pa lme r, Alum ni woe. Guess I' ll go now Pretty wood-w ind s a nd br asses . ere Eos Brow n day, is n' t i t? was sureness of a ttack t hru o ut
Marie Mcintyre h h b es were
Frar1k Leger ¥. ll l. C. A. In the fi rst marc t e rass
Lou1s Worth N. ·A. ff ·
Wi lburn Y. W. C 0 A. Th e prize stnry co ntest is sti ll in pa r tic u lar ly good; the second nu m·
Cha rlotte Six'ta , Er•iscopa l Gui!rl the go in g. If you hear that f un- ber gave opportunity fo r e ect t ve Emmert, · ni est get- off or about that f unniest shad i ng and dainty work wit h th e . ........ Humor happeni ng arou nd about the cam- strings; the inte r mezzo included a N tr i\'(S 't Loca l · "0
l\1rs 1 e 1c l ml n, ' pus, elaborate it a litt le and make 1 cut clarinet so lo· and m
Jack All sma n " M 1ncrva c ear - • Alice Forman yourse lf therewith a contesta nt in Sol Mio," the appea l of the Itahan M Cl St·mors F' t ff · I ary_ ary · uniors this fu n ny story con t es t. Irs folk-son gs was made e ect1ve Y-
prize, $!.00. Second prize, 50 Part two brought before the aun' Hn ckP.· Freshmen h I I l . ts ;. ). · .... .... ....... ...... Hi h School cents. So far one story as co me dience sevreal popu ar so OIS . \ 1v1an l:l1 . hnp f! W ld "S :\'I .• Ad j in to the judges. hy yo u cou Miss Sixta p!ayed Drla's ou ve• att1e cc 1 p n·paratnncs d · · b d ., · ,. 1 1 · at least win the secon pnze Y n1·r" with an excellent tone an ;1.1 r. Pa !mer "<'1.-ncc '- 11 > • l'rof P. M. s im ply ca tchi ng so met hin g from sin cere f ee li ng, ma ki ng her au ditthe l ips of Schn ei de r or Ma rty: ors r egret anew t hat thi s is he r
I have two friends in Per u. Craig, and se ndi ng it to th e last pe r fo r ma nce here. It w ill be
There's a young man in th is es. Rouse up. All stori es m us t lo ng befo re Peru hears b ette r corschoo l who spoke to me the first be in by six o'cloc k F ri day even.- neti sts than Mr . Seleme nt and Noday I set foot on Peru's campus, ing, Feb r uary !>. Norm ali te box, va k. and t he pl ea su re of the authe greenest fro sh of them all. He postoffice, ad min istratio n building. was enhance d by Mi ss enco uraged me on the football Thomas' s piri te d ac compa n iment field. When I crosser! over from i' Wilso n, th e ed ito r of the 1917 to the ir s ti rr ing' d uet. A group the scrubs to the var sity, and dis - Peruv i an, and Smit h, edito r of the of Cho pin p re l udes followe d. placerl one of his good friends, he Norma lite, vexed by fo r get fu l an d p layed wit h sy m pathy and intell iwas yet cord ial • e ven gi "i ng me proc rast ina ting co rrespo nde nts fo r gence by K ingsley H ouse, Numbe r qu iet hi nts how to improve my thei r r espect i ve publicatio ns, ap- 20, w ith its so li d c hords and somplaying in the position I had slip- l po i nter! 3:15 Su nday as the hour , ber co loring, be i ng • espec ial ly ped into. He never fai ls to and the chape l bu ild ing as t he beaut ifu l. Mr. Se leme nt' s elabo" kn ow" me . He has many. many meet i ng: place, for the purpose of rate cornet so lo fo ll ow in g was exfriend s in th is schoo l beca use of join tly compos in g an erl itoria l fo r Ice lle11t ly played, and the encor e, hi s foo t ba ll ner ve and un canny the Nor ma lite to be labe led "Bless- Saint-Sa en s' ar ia, " My H eart at basketa ll sk ill. He cou ld subsist ings of Promptness." Smith was: thy Sweet Vo i ce ," r endered wit h comfo r tab ly enuf with out the deep an hour late . Wil son neg lec ted I si mplicity. fee li ng and good r egar d I hold for h im. I rathe r entirely to keep hi s appo i ntme nt. I br ea dt h 1 f tone. Mr. Chatelain's marve l at th is "socia l democrat ·" Hence, it would be the least bit fine solo on the baritone ho rn co nHis kind are few. hypocr i tical for tl_1ese two people to eluded part two , and was one of the · A young woman of this schoo l attempt a scathing editoria l rela- be st numbers ot the even i ng, espehas warmed my heart. She never tive the subject -·- ciall y meritor ious in phrasing and 1 wa s guilty of s uddenly becoming NeverthelP ss, kee n ly conscious as mellowness of ton e. 1 interested in distant objects or the they may be of the1r
Then came the b oys ' band, one of j texture of the soi l just under her i ngs an.d downfa ll ings in re - the Peru in sti tutions of which we I feet, as she was about to pa:>s me sper.t, they must plead aga in that have rt>ason to be gen uinely proud. and the duty of ofl'ering me greet - contributors to their publicat i ons T wo numbe rs were playerl, and well ' ing wa s about to devolve upon her. , be as pu nct ual as poss i ble in a ll played In attack and shading. the Ind ee d, a bit of pleasa n try, with Iappo i ntments. gai ns fro m a year's wo rk since the n =!al evidencP. of often firft appearance of the band are 1 acc ompanied the "howdy." But Students and tow nspeople, marked; an d the semi-so lo and du -1 the you ng man above ment ion- f rie nds of Captain Schneider of the et showed some first rate I eel, she is very popu lar-adept ness Ibasket ba ll team. have p resented tone-poduc ti on. The COI. -I in hand l ing the vio l in, charming hi m wi th a fine pa1r of bas ket ba ll eluding part three had a swing s mile, unaffected contrib- 1shoes, just _for love of the ge n ial which set one's feet to ting l ing. I uting to her populanty. I am s ur- boy Art IS very gr ateful for the Part fo ur broug ht the veterans pr ised again that th is person gift and desi res tha t ann ounceme nt to the stage-the State Normal ! shou ld also have chosen to scatter to that effect be made th ru thi s pa- Band -w hose open i ng n umber ex- I the sunsh ine even to my stowaway per. Hoch so li er lehen! hibited all t he dash, the dramatic 1
cont r asts af! d brillia n cy that V:e as't h the' playing of th1s or- soc1 ate WI tl'on Miss Jeanette Meyer ga01 za then san g, to the band's . L h 's ''Rose of my Heart J men t, o r 'th a charm and appeal that capWI M' Mey ti vated her audience, as ISS . • er 's beautifu l voice and gracwus · f ·1 t do The folprese n ce n ever a1 o · . , band numbers Stickney s Jowmg- ' . II k n ''Serenade '' contamed we n ow • a delig ht ful' duet for bar i tone t In the overture to Suppe s co rne . '' Poet and Peasant,,, very artiSt ical ly i nterpret ed, one real i zed t_he fi r st ti me that the band Jacks Its usua l complement of numbers-a Jackpev i rlent only in the more deland subdued passages. An inspiri ng m arch based on national ai rs, and brilliantly played, closed a con..:e rt thoroly enjoyed by every member of the big aud ie nce
• 'Be you r orders great or small Phone or br i ng them one and all"
Mrs. Nelli e Smith to Kell ey and Sm ith : 'rWhy I cou ld get a husband any time I wanted one. I've had two since Christmas."
Citizens State Bank
Pilms
Smith:-"Kelley, were you one of them?" 0 Cyko Pape r Amateur pho t ographers
Mrs. Smith :-"No, I wouldn't have been proud to tell of it if Ke ll ey had been one of them.' • AN OLD ' RELIABLE BANK WITH ASSETS OF OVER $250,000 .oo
CITY MEAT MARKET
Fr esh and C ured Meats
Home made Wienies& Bologna Specialty
Ful l line of G oo ds N. W. C. BURGESS, Pr op
6et Thot
Repoir Work
Token Care of At the S. N. S. Store
V. E. Ch a tel a in, Man Ftge r.
N. S. HARAJIA.N
A. B.. D.D S.
Oraduate of Cb iC4KO College Dental Sur1eoo RESIDENT DENTIST
Office over F Fty Bak ery
Dr. R. D. Cole Dentist
Office over Va rie ty Sto re 33 71
OR.B L.SHELLHORN
Re!< id en ce Phooe 6
OffiL·e OV<T Rexall Phon e 31
PERU. NEBR
Valentines of Flowers
You wi ll fi nd h ere a r are co ll ecteo n ,,f flow ers s nit a hl e for Vale ntin e!'. f-rom th ese you ca n s elect tl'•e cnr reet hera nl'e for th t' sweet heart , w ife, sis ter or mother
Here a re a few suggestion!' for 'he r''. Cors11ge bouqu ets. $ 1.50 ra nd upwar d!'; Flowe r 8:-t!<ket. $1 50 and upwFtrds; Bouquets, $1 OU a nd upw arris.
Place yo ur orriers to- d H_v for delivery on St Val e ntine da y.
SIMA NTON & PENCE
FALLS C IT Y, NER RA SKA.
LOCALS "';-z_.
The School Masters'" Club '>'·ill
m ee t in Omaha, on Friday, February 9. Our Professo r W. N. De lzell is president of thi s club
Prof W. N .' De lz e ll went to ReynJ ids, on Thur sday , to attend a school meet i ng , or rather a meeting of th e patrons of th e s ch oo l. He was the' principal speaker on thi s occasion.
One of the important events of I the past week was th e par ty given by the senior gi rls to th e boys of the senior class, the boys of th e post grad u ate class an d the faculty. This w as the first soc ial affair held in th e new training building, a nd was a grea t success and tho r oly enjoyed by alI.
Libra ry Notes
Some of our pr omine nt young A lette r from Baker & Taylor
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry & Fountain Pens
Bring tlw111 to Ellis the .J c w<"II·J· For Repai rs, At the
Variety Store
While down town go to
men are ta k ing juni or grammar Co., New York City, on January a ga in thi s se m este r. They say lOth says a s hi pme nt of books for th ey t oo k it the first time as a "re- the Peru State N or mal Library qu i red" su bje ct , and thi s time th ey wi ll go forth tomorrow This or- 1 are taking it as an " elective''-Dr. der of books amo unts to more than for yo ur doing th e $9 00 ; and i nc l udes some valuable Barber Work
Am ong other changes around materi al for ou r library. Neat, Clea n. All work fi rst class. Seco n rl doo r f1·om po stofficc ab out thecapmuswith th eadven tof The class in li brary economy has,__ _.:...._ _ the n ew semester. Dr. A. L ewis Ty- had it 3 first semester examinat i ons ler says he ha s noticed the change Eac h member of the c lass com pi led in the fl avo r of the mucil age on the a bibli ograph y, as part of the se1 b ook covers, from peppermint to meste r' s work, that will be va luabl e wintergreen. Thu!:! we progress. to th e library
Miss Maude Car pen ter a nd A. We are pleased to know that Lewi s went to Omaha the lat- Miss Grace Barbee, who is libra rt er part of la st week to attend the ian of the Fremont public library several performances of the San a nd Miss Bertis Crawford, who has Ca rl O' Opera Company, at th e audi -a like p osi tion at Fairfield, are torium. They saw presented Aida, l!iving good ser vice. Both were Faust, Tales of H off man, Caval le ria st ud ents at th e Normal and took Rust i ca na and I Pagliacci. Th ey t ra!ning in library work. speak in the hi ghest praise of the The latest bu ll etins·give the folen te rtainme nt. · lowin g i nt eresti ng data in rej!ard
We nre :-tgt nts for Carl E rli c l< 's "Non-detectahle" Wig!' a nd Tou pee's. EFtch o ne gua rnnt eerl.
KINGSOLVER & COWELL •'W ESTSIDE RAI<BER SHOP"
Headquarter s
for Pianos & Victrolas
SHEET MUS IC GASKILL MUSIC COMPAN\' I NEBRA!\KA CI TY, NEBSASI<A
"By th e ir fruits ye sha ll know Ito the s izP of the var ious' s ch ool l i- ' them." Who would h ave thot that hrari es ove r the state: U ni vPrsity ' the speech of "Doc" Owens, in ou r I of · Nehrask a, l:W .O OO vo lum es; recent debating contest: woulJ I University , 47 ,000 volhave had the fa r-r eachi ng i nfluence I umE:s; Pe ru ,25,498 volumPs; that it has attained. A bill has IDoane , 13.523 vol u mes. It is also )!nod old S:1int!< day in due and I f .J h anc icnt form I ct U" IJ• •Ijl · b een i!'ltrorluced in th e L eg islatur e o ten alt o no sta t istics J .: ou I wh ich has fo r its objct e the dai ly are avaJiabi P. 10 proof , that Pe ru We ha ve th e goo d!<. 1 dis infecting of a ll the picture/ poss esses th e larj!est Prlncati onal lish ows in the s ta te. We hasten to brary in t he Mate.
g ive our friend "Doc" full cred it f or or ig ina t in g thi s id ea. Thi s is
TEACHERS WANTED. the way to instigate reform 5. For · every De partm ent of scho ol " Th e re 's a kind of lone 3ome fee- l work. Boards will soo n commence lin g, when yo u come to say ' good- ! to elec t te ac h ers for ne xt year bye ," says Ril ey . We ll , a great I REGI STE R NOW a nd S!'et in on the ha ve ba chan ce to j fir st v aca ncie s. Write for I ve nfy t IS s tate me!'l Y our pe r· bl k 0 1 3 v c;: C sona l experience during the la st, an · n Y ' 2 om. few da ys. "T ige'' H aney, th e in N ov. 1st. Iowa Wis , Minn. do mit ab le captain of our re nown ed ' Neb. Dakotas the W es t. Don't football tea m, lef t Peru fo r his Delay. Te ac hers Emp loyment Burea u, E. I. Heu er, Mgr. 228 Ceda r Rapid s Saving Ba nk
Valentines
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OIHJOGISTS
A New Line of Tennis Shoes for '"en and Women ot ''The White Store'' home in Springfie ld, 1ast Saturday mo rnin g. May the best of good luck be with you, "Tige," is our wish, and when we say this we 1 spe ak for a h ost of your frienrl s. Ce dar R?pids, Iowa. 1'---------'-------'
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Gotne r Wednesda¥ ry 7 · Wesleyan Thursday, February 8
WESLEY AN EXTRA GAME FRIDA
Friday Ga me is not a Bt dget Event
All Gaanes Called promptly at 8:15 • Doors open at 7 , ,,
Co tner has a very fa st as we ll as a very stong- team. its am o ng- the best in th e State. Wesleya n- Well you know Wesleya n. All Pe r uvians want to sec \Yes ley an pl ay ip What they want
We sleya n ag r eed to come if two ga m es w ere gun r antecd. T wo games ,were guarnntced. We will h ave Wes leyan two gam es. ext ra , so a smn ll admittantc wi ll be \·barged in add ition to the budget tic ket
Friday 's
Adult 15c, Youth lOc, Child 5c, and Budget
If yon forget yo ur hurlget ticker 25 cents w ill admit yo u un Friday Nig ht.
The Psychology of Art untary control , wh il e th e affections life expe ri e nces of the one have n ot Mo st writers on psycho loky are one _are_ involuntary I sufficed to permit th is picture to com in g to think th at a ll or ig in al and s ubJ e ct only 1nd1rectly to th e unl ock the fountains of the affecstates of con sc iu sness are either control of vo l ition Thi s diffe re nce Iti ve · I Again, the the one or the oth er of two so rts, may be to th e fac t that the technique of one work of art, howse nsatio ns or affect ion!:'. affections develope d thru eve r r efined, will not alone suffice \The fir st of these make s one aware many ances tral generati on s, th e to stir the feeling s, because the of what a thin g is, while the sec· of the agreea bl e artist ma y have missed a' part of ond inform s him h ow he is affe cted mg to lead the creature to mam- 1th e situation th at is essentia·J as a by it, that is, whet her it is agr ee- tain the co nditi ons pr oducing it , Istimulu s of the affections. B ut if ab le or di sagreeab le to hi m. The while the disagr eeab le resu lted in Ithe art i st ha s a sou l for bea uty, if first lets him know that this is a 1a suspens ion of th e co nditi ons /he has, that is to say, a keen sensich ocola:e drop, "wh il e th e second I Y_ielding it. Co n ver sely, a s1tua ·. tiveness to the things that • re ally 1 leads h1m to say Goo dy!" The fir st ItJOn that on the whole proved bt>n- i do release the flow of affective ente ll s him th at thi s is a pin poi nt , 1eficial to the cr eature awak en ed in· ' ergy, his art , even if not superlati ve I t he second liberates th e explosive Ivolumarily an agreeable affec ti on, in its t ec hnique, may pr oduc e the "O utch !" · and con trary s it uati on a disagree- gre at er esthe tic effects.
For the most part, the sensations 1 1 able m.e Th ere are those who Th e re is th is m uch to be s ai d one expe ri ences are mtaters of vo l- think that th e primJtiVI:l l orm of a bo ut art and life, and here, too, a ll consciOusness was thl:l alfl:lctive to be bri ef , we go back to the conI onl:l , a nd that senastional or cugni -1di ti o ns of li fe 's gen es is. Agree -
Better Than Ever
TH 0 S E pnrtn1its th at portr ay _vo ur t rue nl itv
Yo 11r appreciat e th em.
Mak e th e 1\p poin t mcnt.
E.J. NEWMAN
tlve cons ciOusness Is a later l:lnaow - abl e a ffec t io ns, if not of th e vi oment in race his t ory. le nt so rt, a re a nabolic, that is,
Now, art in 1ts es th et ic se nse, if th ey are nu tr itional. and bring vinot in its sense of ski llful prua u,. t ali ty to it s highest pitch. Di s a· l tion, is intim ately up wah greeabl e a ffec ti ons a:-e katabol ic, the awaken 1ng of tne arg e eao le th at is, th ey destroy en ergy and re -I affe ctive con sclou::me s:;. Art , 1n a duce vi ta bil ity Thus it comes way, is pa:;:; lve ana fi:! Sults In co n· ab o ut t ha t all art that is not se clu csc i ous s ta tes correspo ndi ng LU i.nu;:;e tive. li ke a ll play that is moderate wni ch pla y, an cunCIIuon, and all r el igion th at is vi tal, is '
P en d d' Oreill e Studio b nn gs ano uc. lf p lay. may lll u., t tr emen do us ly worth wh i !e. / sat isracw n Jy be uenned as sucn an ______ F. M. G. 1 exerc1 :;e oi one or mur e actiVIt ies, (ln s trn cts and
Phone 56 Peru, Nebr.
Fresh Cut Flowers For Any Occasion
S ud1 as \\'t'rlrlin)! s. Hinhrla\' PHrtit"s, ett i 11 :1 ppr n pri:o tt• n rt s. ;:-.;., 1 11rd t'r to n nrln onc t'oodarg c.
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST
NEBRASKA CITY , NEBRA SKA
The fol lo wi ng is an extract fr om tena e nc1es) a :; w111 Yttra a IIJaXI- a le tter to Pr of J. M. Howi e fr om mum ur tn e ag reeai.J lt! , so art may Georg e P. Mc Grew, '08, head of be con:lld e rtil.l as Lna t "I tuat1on th -' f ' v e 11 epa rtm e nt o m athemat ics, Wh1 cn pas:Hve ly pruuuces an ap- hi gh S(' ho ol and junior c oll ege , JJ_rec1a01e deg ree or sui.Juer artec- San Lui s Obi spo, Ca li fo rnia: uun:; and emot wn :;. , "Pe rh ap s you may th ink 1 am lost Pernap:; It 1::; uecause thes e affl:lc - out h,..re Just.co oped for a while t1v e automat ic, Lik e it fine. Great ,climate-best tnat u,ne ::;u utten tne word in r.al ifornia School r at he II ,, . r sma , S!JI I"I tual U::!t!d 111 co nnec u on Sa la ry g<'>od and k wor wnn art, frum the ,te nd ency to at- li llh t. Give my best rega rd s t II tnoute to "::>!Jiflts '' Wh at llnl:l ca n- in gooc} ol d Pe ru. , 0 a not volunt:tr tl y cont rol. Hence j J h St dd d , • · ' 0 n o ar ,•1 14 wa!'; 1 ln p
WE CLEAN,
te r a url re pa i1 bo th an d ge r. t, Iem en's clo thing of ev e ry dP <:c ri p. ion.
We a lso cle an, repa ir aud Riter ln r · n;gs. draperi es, ca q c111 1 •
We ha ve a speci al depa r trr" 1 •· th e clea ning and rebl ocl<; ,. g 01 ies' and ge nt le men 's hats w, r eto ,r n charges on a ll shipm erol DRE SHER 2211-17 FAI< NAM ST N EBH · -15 Rahs for The New Sch oo l , fr ui t" Gr o ceri d: , a nd the wo uld- li kt" to !<t' ll.
Con fect ioner y. Mea t:<. BreHrl Ave n ue Store Hu J of us an n S :l \"t" the lo ng· wa lk to town. 18 steps fr om the Campus
Phone 73 H. U. Landolt
Jan. 27 to Febr. 3
Big Exciting D ays giv l.! n way
20 pe t· Cl"ll t r·t-d ll tl i nn on wi n tt' r undt-r wc·H. swe Htcr!<& ha th rolwWint er Suits tl 1 .: n m 12 r , t pr ic<•s. Sho es 20 per cent ma rk et pr ite!' les s t l111 n Toggery t oo It comes abo ut tn at a IJallHing Ia t k . h ' · e ru · s wee · 111 c a rge of" the ar t , M may be a tmng of beaucy fur un e hi b it ' h· h 1 b"· ·d ex d w 1c 1e rot own fr om t ti · .1 S an for another , bec au se th e Fin e Arts Qt - L. e , "'o re m 1nco ln.
The. Glee. C..lu.b
in Annual
Recital
So l oist, Miss Meyer, Soprano', Miss Kinscena, Pianist. W ednesday, February 14, 8:l5 p. m, Admission Budget Ticket or 25 cents BULL DOGS AND COYO.TES DEFEATEDJ r
A . . the dormitory f or last Sunday' s dm- Y. M. C. A. was held rues ay evenbasket ba ll ga me and almos t suc- 1 ope 1 fes fe yan. shurprdiSi nbg ne r. Th e se ntim e nt of the fe ll ows in g, Februa ry 6, 1917, in the pa rreve rsa o orm w as s o we Y • d f 1 f h M E h h w hi ch ceeded in tro uncin g th e Pe ru qui n-b th t W 1 t was e xpresse d m the wor s o I ors o t e . . c urc , tet With Sc hn e id er and Jon es l bott eams. th <;!St heya n. phu t bufp a Sch nei der : "Ge e, i t' s cold, but 1 nea rly every man in school, with • 1 e er g ame an e mg e ore 'II , f . d d b f th e f ac ul ty out of the gam e, Co tn er by luc ky h'l p _ 11 1 k t th 1 thin k of th e recaption we get. 1 nen s an mem er s o goal tossing, c los ed the first half w In th e perso nn el of th e iatte nd ed. A cour se me n.u '_Vas with a lead of two points .- d d 1 f b fo und then ameso fS chn eide r ,C rai g, Ise rve d. Tbe fi r st cour se con si Sti ng · playiflg, an cage a coup e o as- f d oast "Vic" and "Arte r" re lieved Bell 1 • C h d . Jones Stevenso n, both Emm e rts, o oyster ste w; secon co ur se,r ' • kets before th e oyo te s a to , 's . h f d b n d po and Smith in the second, and Peru bark Th en the ba ttl e comm enced. Spa cht, Kidd, T yson, L ee m it j bee an row n .gradvy,h mas e f·- - and Be ll tatoes, m acarom an c eese, per ec - by clever fl oor work and g oal shoot- Peru held th e le ad a ll thu t he fi rrst · · kl II d b t ing slowl y wo rm ed its wa y into the , half b co u le of baskets , Sa nd- El even. b oys c han ged the ir It 10 n sal.ad , p1c es•. ro an u
1 d d d d th 'th I Y P_ 'b pr eco nce ived op 1m on a bo ut the far e te r; th ird cou rse, Ice c1earn, choco ea , an en e e g ame WI a berg, Bell and Sc hn e id er contn u- at the dorm At least Sm ith, ' late cake and co ff ee. Professor score of 19 to 1 5. t' ·
· · · mg. lon es Bell :rnd Sp ac ht wh o were Sm) th ms1steJ th at we sta ll en tl ng
Sandbe rg , Spacht and Schneider Wesley an came back in th e last · . ' l f' J 't ·e served hi s ar · star red for Peru, whil e Strain and period dete rmin ed to right matt e rs gtv en . sy rup-t.hel oftl ers de I ': l as we txh t t he , "s.tuff' ' 1 need it One g 1r a ter wa r s was g um en emg a Pa rmenter put rip th e. b es t. game from their point of view, but heard "Goodness, it looke d 1 would get co ld and for th e B ull Do gs . Lme up Johns on' s men were also determ.m- good to see a wh ule ta bl e f ull of ths i st atement in th e t hi rd co ur se Cotne r. .Pe ru ed to ma intain th e ir lea d, :Vhi ch b oys th ere at one tim e." An · Af te r the me nu was se rv ed Ar th ur Th·Jma s rf. I they did unti I th e la st minutes Iswer ed Mar ty : '' Th e pl ea s ure is Lon gfe ll ow as t oas tm aster took St rain If . - Sm ith Iof play , when Wesleya n with a s u· al l o urs ., Each boy a te with a char ge of the meet in g, a nd i ntr aGard ner c. . Be ll pe r h um an bur st ?f spee d do wn Ig irl -o n the na me car d at the rlu c ed the speak ers wit h Pa rm en te r rg. T yson I th e fl oo r a nd wi th mach me pla te. Afte r the toasts (?) eac h so me cu nni ng joke or sto r y: A. , lg. Sp acht la rity caged wh tch Iboy d epa rt ed-for th e pa rl or wi th ! Lewis Tyler, who spoke on "The Subs titutes- Newman for 'p ut them one pomt m th e lea?. Ia ca rn a ti on in h is butto nh ole an ti ' Coac h ;" Cassius K ennedy , who mas, Sc hnei de r for Be ll, Jones for Cr oz ier co mmitt ed a fo ul and I h'l th ind ra ttl ed out side , spoke on " The Ca ptain; " Stephen '-' fN · w)e e w Tyso n. Refer ee, •:J te ven s o e-Sc hn e id er ;nade th e bas.ket as 1 hearts we re me rr y aro und.' th e pia no Du ri ;:;h, who spoke on "Team braska C ity. tire pis tol Ft ve with hym ns (?). Spacht ani:l :5c hu e id- Work;" Gl en 0. Kdl ey, who s pnk e T hu rsday eve ning t he No rm ah tes 1 ' were gi ve n to play off th e t1 e. 1 •· ·ng a duet r epeated th e cho-on " Th e Goa l;" an d, lastl y, Hcv. . . h' . . t djer s 1ng1 , 'f suffer ed de fea t for the firs t t1me IS /' Four hund red r av mg mam acs s 00 1r us seve ral times Bubbl !-!d Ma rty c. A. Wor th ley , wh o s po ke; on · he seaso n in a c hampi ons hip g am e, at up on th e ir ::;eats a nd sc re am ed or 1 1 How do yo u stop that Vi cto ry." Too mu ch pr aise ca nn oL tne ha nd s of the sw ift 'Wesleya n; groan ed as t he ba ttl e r aged. Nev - be given th ese men for th eir 1 1 I noJse Coyo tes Coac h Klin e's qu in tet is er before ha.s suc h sp ee dy P ay lng Fo ur -t hirty ca me a nd th e bo ys q ue nce in handling the ir th emes. the fas test and cl eanest pl ay in g i b ee n seen by the Pe ru basket ba ll except .Wilbu r Em - Th e w rit er wi shes to pa rtic ul arly tea m seen on the home fl oor t hi s 1 fans. We ll , when mad e 1 me rt, who seem ed to th ink hi s in- emph as ize the mess age of H ev season. Ith e w inn ing basket a nd Be ll fo ll ow- I vi ta ti on wa s fu r s up per to. Pe r- Worthl ey who in sisted u po n th ere Pe ru 's def ea t wa s du e lar gel y to,ed it wi th anoth e r. the s pec tators haps Miss Ruby djd in vi te him . being no "fi ftv fi ft y," "g·et by" '.',. a lack of fi ght i ng spir it and the i n1 1 n ever sa id a b ut ca lm ly 1 Cr aig, Jones and Ki dd left beh.ind mediocre h ut, as sta.t:? ab ility to locate the b aske t. It do wn as is the ir custo m on such oc th e ir head gear while th e g uil ty the la te r tran slat iOn of Pau l, 1 hat was the p oo rest ga me th e Norma-j casions Fi nal s co re, Pe ru 23, ' mi s cr ean ts watch ed f rom behi nd we fig ht it out on the li eiJ a nri rt'" lites have put up t hi s season. We s-1Wes leya n 18.' Li ne -up; windo w s ha des th e de (J art ur e of the ma in victorious to thP. e nd. " ·f · f Sa nd be rg leyan had eve r yt hin g i ts way rom · Hugh es - · guP.sts. sta rt to fini sh and in no st age of An de rs on f. • Bel l Beca use th e fe ll ows were profuse the ga me dfd Pe ru outclass the vis- Fe tz c. Schnei der wi th th ei r praise of the do rm, the itors. Sandberg, Spacht and Crozier g. Spac ht in ma tes and th e ir host ess, -it is no Jones Sc hne id er can ied a way first g. . sign th ey we re no t s in cere. for th e Normalites, a.nd Crozier and Refer ee, Clin e of Nebr a sk a C itY 'H er e 's t; Mrs. S mi th, a boos te r, a
and a
Pr es irl e nt Htye s, Df' an Rous<>. and P rofess:.>rs Del7. e ll , Le fl er, Uarey an d Hendr icks we nt to Om::tha la st Fri day , to a tte nd th e meet i ngof the Sc h ool Masters' C lub A "' sla te d in th ese c;o lumn s befo re, f'nt J'I'I. f t' ssor Delzell is president of th 1H club.
THE PERU NORMALITE :good as that of any pr e vious sea -l Following the program . re tiring Pres ident C hate lain spoke a few son.
Entered at the Pos t office at Pe r u, Ne-
word s of appr eciation to the re tirbraska as second-cl ass mat ter. ' Philomathean Meeting. ing o ffi ce rs and all those who had Publlsbt Weekly by the Peru State Normal Th e pr esent s trained P.X · helped make the prog ram s a s ue· lis tin g in world pol iti cs made th e cess. T he elec ti on of officers for 75 cts per yea r. Smgle cp py 5 cts. · h Ph 'I 0 t · J:eace Pr ogram gtve n at t e. 1 o th e second se m es ter foll owe d. u
H OW ARD SMITH -. meet ing la st S aturda y ve ry oppor- of £he 150 wh o vote d for pr es id ent
A. L EW IS T YLER - Assocta tc Ed•t or tune. 'Ihe program opened with aJ abo ut thirty l oya l true me mb ers
GLENN 0. KE LL EY I d "I w ld th t M I Bus iness and Subscrip tion :\lanag-e •·Jvoca , uet , . ou a Y rema ined to th e e nd . . Th_ese are L ove , by M1 sses Wa rn er and th e r esu lts of th e ca m pa1 g n1n g: t> OI TORS • N 1 · S ld ·
Non a Pa lm er, Alum ni Co ur tng ht; MI SS e lie pau · P res id e nt-William N ovak , 89 , Eos Brow n Ph ilomathcan in g r ea d "A Song of Peace." The Glen KE' II ey , 61, Ot is Ow ens, 13. Frank Lege r Y. i\1. C. A. 0 t tt ''Goo d hve Swee l A h L f I
Elsie Wil burn Y. w. c. A. c e e sang · • Vice pres id e nt- rt ur ong e
Loui s WorLh, N.C. A. Day," in a very charmin g ma nn er. low · i·ecording secreta ry , Jo hn Bryan Emmert, .. Th 0 t tt . c p ose ri of th ese , W'lb Miss Bowe n _ :\ln sic e c e e IS om Weat herhogg ; tr eas ure r, I m Rosal ie _ _. llu mor yo u ng lad ies: Mi sses Gamble, Em mert· co rrespondi ng sec retary, Mrs Ncllt e M. Smt tn_, Local I 'H R d ' J ack All smatl ",'vlinc rva '' Wal ke r, Ogg, P oo e, a rri s, · e · R ut h Co ne; Mary Clary Seniors f er n, K. Ke ll y a nd Hi ble r, w ith Os car Oa kes; pr oper ty man age r, Ko hn Ju niors
Gert rud e Clifton Soph•>mores Mi ss Mac kpr ang as acco mpa ni s t. Charles Palmer; tru st ees, Li II ian I.oy Hacke r.... Freshm en T his or ga ni zat ion contr ibutes much Portenn iere, He nry Am e nd e, Oti s Vivian Ri shop Hi gh Sc hoo l to su ccess of the programs on Mr. Pa lm er Sci..- ncc Cl ub " Owens. Pmf. F. M. whi ch th ey appea r. Miss Pm·teu- 1 Ju st a wo rd in conclu sio n. Next n iere ga ve a sho rt ta lk Ol1 th e best m ee ti lg we' re goi ng to h ave a pa rAb out t hree in ter esttng fa cts h · · way to s o_w pa tn ot1s rn, as a pr e- t y, a nrl yo u'r e gomg to ha ve a dan eme rge fr om o ur b as ket ba ll Jude to th e Pa gea nt of I eace . T he dy tim e un less yo u're a co n fi rm ed ie nces of last w eek Th e Pe ru bas- t heme of t hi s pagea nt is the pr ov -: gro uc h T hat las t e pi thet app l ies ket ba ll devotees h ave a g oo d d eal ing to the Co mm an der by H uma n- to ro o'1 e on th e P eru ca m] us tha t's of the Engli sh sport in g sp irit in ity th at War is who ll y bad 10 i ts a Phi o. ;:; , come dresse d for a them . A g ood pl ay by an alien eff ects. Ju st i ce is to judge the f ro l ic; th at warn ing is pu t in f or brings ou t. the app la use almost case, a nd th e witnesses are to be yo ur bene fit an ri a " word to the every time - unl ess the pl ay er has th P. c hil dren of War anti th e c hi ld - wi se"-yo u k now the of tha t gotten in bad wi th th e crowd on ren of Peace H ere follows th e o lri saw , b ut not of th e account of rough s tuff. Oh , of Ili st of characte rs: Th e Comm ander, Co mi n g? course, th ere were a f ew at th e F loyd Doane; Humanity, Rut h games last w ee k w ith that pr imiti ve Co ne; ·J ust ice, .Fe rn H uston; Girl s' Gy mna si um Exhibition. sens eofthehum orousa ndt heagr ee· Peace , May S ti tt; War, Will1 am [ Handed in to olatefor No rmali te abl e wh o coul d hi ss when a fore ign, Novak . The chi ldr en of War are of Fe br uary 7.j pla ye r w as in j ur ed. Un ha pp il y it I Valo r, Fami ne, Pov e rty, lgnor- Or. the ev en ing of Ja nu ary 29 , a see ms that th ese r ag-tag are in dis · ance, R uin, Pes ti len ce, Opp ression, st r anger upon e nt e ring o ur gy mnapens ibl e to so ci ety eve ry wh ere. E nmi ty, .P a tri o ti sm and Glor•y. s ium wo u ld hav e b ee n much s urp ri sThey we re few in n umber at there-The parts were t ake n by Mr. ed to see the ca l m, di g ni fie d sen io rs. cent gam es,- pr oba bl y s ma ll boys en ts Est her Ma C' Donald, H en ry proceed to the south s id e. and t he 1 in the main-a nd the vis it in g Ame nde Dona ld Ov e rh olt, Donn a I gi ddy youthf ul ju ni ors to t he n ort h j; tea ms ha ve ca rri ed a way pl easant L owr y, Gladys Hal lo \?i:l.Y, John ls id e of th e r no rn.
I in hal f th e t im e it took the ju niors; and our ce nter-we ll, sh e was over the fl oo r so fast it was b ar d to k eep tra ck of he r. Th e fo ll ow in g was th e line-up: se ni ors.
Ba ll a rd Me rri tt
Th .>mas C lover c. f. f. g.
Ju ni ors. R oby warner Barta Hoffman Dam me H arm an g. E lli s f or D am me. R efer ee , Mi ss Han tbor ne. It w as the f as t est, clea n est, and
·city .remembra nces of co urteou s tr eat - Mil le r, Glady s Tra in, Leona Roby 1 The en te rtai nm ent was beg un by ment from Peru. Aga i n, love fo r and Ca th e rin e Co r ey. The ch i ld- ' th e a rr iva l of a ba nd. Five hando ur ow n coac h is a li ttle stron ge r r efl of P eace ar e: Eng in ee rin g. Ex- so me yo un g se ni nrs- app r op ri at ely t han it ever wa s before. (Sure way plorati on, in vent i on , Prospe ri ty. cl othed- mar ched and co unt erto lose Coac h 's fr ie nd s hip is to get I I ndustry, Edu cat ion, ma r ch ed to the sounQ. of the ir ce off t hi s li ne of stu ff about h im ). Brot herhood. the Ar ts, Happ iness , lest ial mu ic
L W ES SE L' S A li tt le chance to co mp are di ff ere nt Fr eedom' and P lay; th ey were por- Sevt• ral Q'ym nas iu m classes pr e-! • 1 coaches in thelas tfe wweek s dri ves tr ay ed b.v B. Copen hv er. Oti s se ned " Reapin e:- theF iax," "But- , SON S & CO . home the fact that the bi g coach O we ns, ir vi n Caldwe ll , M iss \\ ea - te rl1y Dr ill ,' "Th e Mi nu e t," and; NE BR AS KA d oes a ll hi s work before t he gam e, ve r, Arthur Longfellow, Ar· j '' Sp ring ." Be twe en the halves of , LITY, a nd keeps mod es tly in th e back -t hur Sc hult z, Helen Wri ght. Li lli e th e game a dumbb e ll dri ll ' 'ex- : - T rl E Q UA LI TY ST OHE gr ound durin g th e game, tho the Pa_rson s, Ruth Le isure. Do ri s Fr ye , J e rut-' d." score be 47 to 0 aga in st hi s tea m. M1ss Hondershe ldt, Fr an ces Faulk - N.H..-- we come t.o th e real purpose Everythi ng 1\\a rked in Plai n Fig u re • He doesn't caP,tain t.h e t ea m. He ne r, Jua ni ta \o\' il!iam s, and H el en 1 !of the e ven i ng T ho r at her lat e, I doesn 't pl ay for th em. He wi ll MacMea ck e n. we se n io rs st_il l crow over the jun i-; ---=- --==- --='-- ---= e ven d ec line to assist in lhe ref· 'fh e pa geant was_ we ll ena cted, ors be cau se of th at gam e. Wh:v B ereem g. Lasll y, an d the s tage settin g was E>x ce pti ona lly ls houlcl we not wi th a s co re of IS "Ph e yo ur gre at or sma ll f 1 • one or rmg th em one and all " a m1 y are w innin g. A ll the gon cl, with Old Glory in the to 22 in ou r fa vo r '? TU elabo r at ion n ee derl at th is po in t is gr ou nd g iv i ng the kc.v not e to the. The j miors outweigh ed th e se n- MrS E 0 p '1 1 th e re mind ing yo u that P E' rU nevel· wh ole. Th e whul e pro g ram re- iors, but fo und it imp oss ible to o ut • • • 0 ze be for e beat Wesleya n,- and the fl eets h ig h cr edit on llle ah il 1ty play them. Our gua rd s o ut-g uar d- A t f PS ho ne. W I · f h' · d 1 '- f h · gen or un ny ,. Jd e Gree nhous e es eya n_team o t 1s sea son IS as an avor n L e cnm tn llt ee. ed th e m· our fm·war ri s put in go al s F 11 c· ' • •a s 1ty, Nebr.
WE HAVE the Famous Internati ona l Tai l orin g Co's Sa mpl e lin e fr om which you beautiful se l ec ti on fo r Sui t or Trou sers and have them made to measure at a you wan t to buy or n ot. Th e Cash St or e M. E. G OO D of the sch oo l c an make a Come and see whether Ph on e 22
Chas Novak, B. Ed, '14, h as been elected chi ef eng inee r of the pav ing const r uct ion to be done at Super io r. Sala ry, $1 75 per mont h. Novak was a math en th us iast wh ile at sch )o l and t hi s, toge th er wi th the su•nmer survey i ng course und er Pro fe ssor Howie a nd so me out si de
You have bee n w ar ned. Alrea dy yo u a re begin iug to lt-c l i l. The Advance in Cost of Stationary H ere is one o pportun ity to p rotect yo ur ex pense acconnl Lord Baltimore Pouttd Paper with 50 env elopes to match. Valu e t\Oc. Wed. Th u1·. fri. n nd Sat. Fe br 14, 15, 16 , 17 We o ffer you a po und of Lo rd Bnlt im ore a nd 50 envelops to mntch for 45 c. Ab ove dat es onl y at thi11 pri&e r ead ing, amp ly· quali fi ed him for
this position.
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Pe ns 6etTbat Repair Work Taken Care of At the N. S. N. S. Store
V K Ch a tel a in , Manager
N. S. HA.RAJIJ\N A. B.. D. Graduate ol Cblcago College Denta l Surceoa
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Offi ce l) vcr Fay Ba kery teams
On Thur sd ay th e b oys of the Fr es hm an cla ss entertain ed the class
s' hi gh sc hoo l Majo r Willia m Da il y, who WE're members of th e legi sl ature which the St:lte U rri vers ity and th e Mo th er Sch ool of th e Norm als to
wi th a n egro min strel show. A 1the co mm onwea lth, are s till Ji v ing po em wri tten by Mi ss Clove r was in Ne maha co unty Wh en John acce pted for the fr eshm en pages of Bro wn, of H l\!·per' s Fe rry fame, th e Pe ruv1 an. brat a wago n load of "nigge rs" from th e sou thl a nrl, he cam pe d Bri ng tbem to E ll is the J nv dt ·r For Repa ir s, At the Variety Stor e
Dr .. Fo lsom Eye, Ear, Nose & Thro;;1t
Speci a li st at Dr.
Sh e llhorn' s office o n Thur sday , Fe b r. 22. Spectac les fi tted. E xamination fre e. -Ad \7
Arthur Sc hn ei d er, capta in of ou r ba sket ball t ea m, went to Ne br as:: a City Eaturady evening to refer e_
south of Peru in a dist rict wh ere .-------Whi le do wn tow n 11: 0 to
D. C. Co le was teac hin g. Mr. Cole , who saw and talke d w ith J oh n 1 CHASE'S Brown, is now more than fo ur for yo ur s co re yea rs, and is a hear t y, hal e Barber Work o ld ma n. In the pageant to be Ne at, Clean. All work fi rst Seco nrl doo r from po-sto flice gi ve n in conn e cti on with th e gol d- !_ ..:........ ___: en a nni ve rsa ry , th is in ci dent of .-- - ----:----::-:---:--John Brow n w ill be f ea t ur ed. -Ne- We are nge nt s fo r Ca rl Erth e ba sket ba ll ga me hetwee n Ne - braska T eac he r. lick' s ''0l o n-d e tccta bl e" \\'i gs nntl To up t:e' s. Each one l? uara nt ced . br as ka City Athl e tic Cl ub and Wes25 Y. W. C. A. leyan W es ley an lost , 21 to . of th e A jolly info rm a l. group "The Ja nu ary number of th e Neg ir ls met at Mt. Ve rn on Saturd ay KINGSOLVER & COWELL BA RHIU< SHOP''
Dentist
OYer \' ariety Sto re l lfficc Ph one 33 H lll t >:>e 71
Dr. R. D. Cole I br as ka Teacher an af tern oo n for the r eg ul ar month ly by Mi ss Burl ey of our tr a mm g Ke nsin gton. A very pleas in g pro1 h b · t f "A r ts an d sch oo - on t e su JeC 'l Igram was gi ven. Our o nl y i·egret Hea dquar t er s ior Pianos & Vic rolas SHEET MUSIC GASKILL MUSIC COMPA NY
L."'iHELLHORN Ph one 6 Offi ce ov rr Rl·x n ll Store Phon e 31 NEftR.
Valentines of Flowers
You will find here n mre co ll ecten n 11 ! fl owe n:: !.uit o l>l e for Va l1- rorn yo u ca n se· ktt the co rr ect re mernb cran ce fo r the swtcth d ut, writ- , sister or mot ht'r
II<-re are <I fe\v sugg est ion s. for 'htr ''.
l! msage ho uqu et!::, $1 50 upward-<; Fl ower ila!:> ket , $1.50 a nd upwa rd s; Bo uqu ets , $1 00 and up ward s. !'lace yo ur o rd ers to-d ay for delive ry on St Va lentin e day. & PENCE
NEUR ASKA
Crafts in Langu age." tht is that o ur mee tin gs do not come March number of the same JOu rn al f tl . . . more r eq uen y. for a no th e r' ar tiCl e With IJi us t:a - Miss Lena P oo le led Y. W. C. A. NEBR ASKA CIT Y, I NEBS-\SKA ti ons fr om th e work of our t hi rd 1 Sunday af ternoon, I<e br uar y 11. and fou rt h gr ades. IHer top ic, ''The Student and the The F ebrua ry numbers of th: Ne - Chu rc h, " was well hand le d. Miss braska T ea ch er a nd t he Mldclle - Flo ra Warn er s ang "Cah:ar y" in ,..--Wes t Sc hoo l Re vi ew co n ta in inter- a ve ry cha r mi ng ma nn er , a nn M iss es tin g ar ti cl es on astron omy, th at I Ca rr ie Ba ier played an instr'ume ntin the fo rmer jo urn al enl i- 1al solo wh ic h was app r ec iated by ti ed "Easy L es::ons in As tr onom y," 'a ll. and in th e la tte r, " Wh y Not Study 1' Mr s. Jones wi ll t al k to th e g ir ls As tr onomy,?" Th ese are both Su nday af tetnoo n, F ebrua ry 18, on Ifr om th e pen of ou r Pr ofe :;so r " Th e. M ini stry of Hest. " ·Girl s, H oy t, an-d fa irly sci nt ill ate with do no t mi ss t hi s. Yo u will r eg r et st el lar lo r e. it if you uo.
Nother n Illin oi s· No rm al Sc hool ,weekly has picked an a ll- college TEACH ERS WANTE!1_ wee kly , m uc h as al l state f ootba ll For e very Depar tm ent of sc hool teams are picke d. These people work Boa rd s will so oo com men ce have i ndicated· wh ich co lleges to elect tea ch e rs for n ext y ear I should ed it ce rt ai n depa rtments, REGISTER NOW a nd j;!'e t in on th e b · g thei r J·edgement upo n th e first vacancies. Write toda y for Valentines
You w ill wn n liO cclchr a ll' th e !lO CHI ,, Jr) Sain ts d ay in du e R ncit: n t' fo rm T,c( us lwl p yo u \V f? hnve t he goo d s. FISHER BRO S. OI<UGGISTS
A N ew Line asm 1 , C p bl tb S e de par tmen ts are ha ndled bl ank. Only 2 '' om. aya t , • way e T . I w·· M' of Tennis Shoe s tl ·ous schoo ls P er u ha s' N ov. 1st. er r1t or y1 owa . 1s, 1nn I 1n 1e va n · . , ' 'made" th e team in th e at hl et1c INe b. ,Dako tas and the W es t. Don t depa rtm e nt, accor ding to these Del ay. · d s k a li tt le m ore respec -j Te achers Em pl oy ment Bur ea u, J u ges. pea • _ f ll y thi s we ek to Mr Br yan Em -! E. I. H eu er, Mg r. 1'1; Wh•t Sf u t thl e ti cs reporte r for the 228 Cedar Rapids Savi ng Ba nk " ale I e , Ore than you have be for e. j Cedar Ra pi ds , Iowa. 1 ' - ' for '"en oft 11d Women at " •
Grand Island, Doane College,
Th,ursday, February 15, at - 8:15 P• m.
Friday, February 16, at 8:15 pa m.
Auburn H. S. vs. Peru Reserves on the same evening. . , . Admission Budget Ticket or 25 cents.
Senior Notes
· The seniors had a rare treat in class chape l last week. Mr. Novak lectured upon and performed upon the para ll el bars. Much &s we enjoyed hi s mu scu lar ability and agilitY- upon th e bar s, a large pe rcent of the class enjoyed his talk as we ll. His words were:
' 'This is ra ther an unusual performanc e ar.d I sh all e ndeavor · to make it interes ting. Ever s ince th e time of the Olymp ic games. many countries have d eve lop ed similar kind s' of gymnastics. The Germans have the 'Turnvirm'; the Swedes have the sys tem of organized gymnastics. l:iwed ish gymnastics are tau g ht in mo st of our American colleges and high sch oo ls. The Bohem i ans (I am a Bohem ian) have h ad quite a large gy mna stic society. The gy mna sts a re call ed 'Sokols,' whi c h, lite rall y tr ansl ated means falc on, activity, st rength.
·'In 1908, 8,000 Sokols he ld a tournament in Bohemia. In 1912 th ere were 15 ,000 Soko ls who took par t. Sin ce 't h at .tim e Austr ia fearing that Bohem ia , who had ·
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hand such men, might make a fight Heard at th e York game :for ind e pendence, abo li shed these "Wake up, Nellie! You've been olympics.
• dreaming too long."
''Similar soc ieti es ha ve sprung N. Spaulding, with a si gh:up in the U. S. The Bohem ians I "I've just been thinking that mayhave organized teams, in which a j be Dand eri ne would make hair person of any n at i onality may con-g row on the upp er lip." test so long as he knows the Bohemian commands, to compete in state and na'tionl "to urnam ents. Howeve r, the main purposE' of the se soc iet ie s is to develop better American Citizens.
The uniform of the Sokols has the U. S. co lor s, b lue trousers, white jersey a nd red belt. Th e S6kols in greeting each ot h er say 'na zdar,' which is sim il ar to our word 'welcome,' but means infin : itely more. An y one entering a Boh em ian community and saying 'na zdar' is assu red of a wa rm reception.
"Sokols, in e nte rin g a tournament, must e nter eve ry ev'ent. At Omaha in 1914 at a tourn aent I contested for thr ee conse cu ti've
Professors Wilson and Gr egg were di s cussi ng th e trials and dis· comfo rts of conducting institutes in mid August.
Prof. G. :- Why, man, I taught last sum mer in the Auburn high school and I'd swear ;t was hot e nu f to vnlcan i ze rub ber!" -
Prof. W. :-" Did you get the st iff neck?"
In harm ony class Mi ss Carpenter played a r ecord and asked us to jud ge whether the voice singing was bass, co ntralto or tenor. We guessed all t hree, th en some Lri gh t boy said. "It's alto ." "Correct," said Miss Carpe n ter "Well, you didn't gi ve us but those three to pick fr o m," growled Talbot Hunt.
Heard in botany class :Professo r H ansen:-Y es , yo u shou ld use this sc ien tific -m ethod
High School. ' Mi ss Mabel Dres sler we nt O ma ha, Monday m or nin g, and ma in ed the r est of th e week: to reJesse .Bishop has stopped school.
The high school boys won a we!lplayed game from the freshmen, February 1: Score, Jl to 2. Rader and I vers guarded well f or the high schoo l. Cowell made -the entire 11 points for them. Line-up: Hi gh School. Freshmen. R ader • g. Fisher Ivers g. F lau Weave r c. Jas. Vance Cowel l f. Heywood Stacey Vance f. Fuller
days, from 7 :30 a. m. to 6 p. , m:-, with an hour for noon. The performances at a to urnam e nt are on th e parl:lllel bars, horizontal bar s, h<? r ses anq o th er apJ:;aratus. They represent sk ill, st re ngth. and I duran ce I will n ow show you exex t ensively. It would be a good i 1 ;-==========-
I at amples nf eac h ." plan to use it in gett ing married."
These he did and cau sed many For the benefit of th ose who do "o hs"and ·'ahs" from hi s audi- not kn ow just what th e sc i ent ific ence. methorl is, we would like to add that it is-: 1, Accumulat ion of daThe P rize Winners ta; 2, r elat ion to each other , or 15 Rabs for
The New School Supplit's, Confectionery. Fruits, Groc e ri.:s , Brct d Cookies the Avcnuc Store would like to sdl. Bu_.- of us * nd t he long wnlk to town
Th e following sto ri«:>s were snb · arrang«:>ment; and, 3, conclus ion mitted for the co n test. Th e win- on facts obta in ed .. H owevners of first and Recond prizes did jer, if he is using thi s m etho d th· l lS s1gn thei_r nam es to th e ir sto r- 1seems to imp eac h the data he has , 1es. Unl ess 1t can be setlle d eas il y accumu lated ar ou nd Peru, as Pro -1 Phone 7J H. U. Landolt
18 steps from the Campus as, to who . th ese peortle _§l r e, the feE>so r Ha nsen s ti ll re mai ns s in gle. pnz es mu st go to th e winners of · -I I- .,.--.
The Pend d' Orei ll e Studio E.J. NEWMAN Ithe _thirr! and. fou1:th prizes Thn , Y A. Not es, g1ven m order accord,. 1he meeung Sunday afte rn oon , Oh , My Yalentt.ne ,__......:..;..___________! jmg to the 1r respective ranks. Feb ruary 11, wus conducted bv ,1.,. Phone 56 Peru , Nebr
Why is M1·. True l ike a basket I Howard Smith, who gave us our Fresh Cut Flowers ball game? Fiv e on a s irl e.-A-1 "T he Church and you need a p ni r of thoR(· n on·ltv nonym ous. I e pen ount r y" The st rong J tw o -t one Rh o cE> at ;'VIil!'tcnd's F A 0 . . I featur e ot th e meeting was the wa I Or ny CC8SIOO Tw o _freshman were heard in which the leade r br ot re y
Such as 11inhrlnv Peru's la test add i tion from the fell ows sponses
Parti es, 10 t e way of s tyl es - mustac hes. Men if · I 1 I "1 tl . k h . . . , you enJoy the stor ies of I as, et<·. 1 n :t ppropri nte ar- 11n t cy are qu1te d1 s t1n- our soldi«:>rs you cannot aft' • raugement s. No onle r to gUJshlng to a per so n, "commented be absent from o . ord to small and t oo lnr·gc.: OnE'. ur next "Sunday's meettng. Mr. Arthur Sl I G. E. BERTJiOLD ':Well, you can if you want to," go i ng to talk of hi , . 1U tz lS You Don't?
Th en tr·y an "' of our lin e ofs h oes. 1 MEAN. JT.
THE FLORIST r epl i ed the other "but for m.v h B. d s expenences on ' t e or er. Sl oga n· Fve NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA pa rt, 1 think Lh ey are ve ry uns ani- sehoul hear Schult " .ry man In j tary. -Unsigned " E z n ext l:iunday in ·"' · verett hall, 2:15 p. m. I Toggery
HE PE RU NO
VOLU:'v1E X I. PERU, NEBR ASKA, F EBRU ARY 21, 1917. NUM B ER 18 BAPTISTS. SCR UBS AND TIG ERS LOSE a rt d epartme nt ha ve bee n fr esco ing not on ly bea utif ul in des ign and GI RL S' GLEE CLUB CONCERT EN JOY ED I
Peru ''Va rsity" Ta kes An other Pair of Sca lps on the rear wal l. execution but ca rry ing w ith it a Th e id ea of he ra ldr y is very o ld. d eep mea ni ng for th e lover of sy m- Was O ne of the Best Music al E nter.Th e knights of the Cru sad es, fi ght- bois and the s tud ent of German t ainmen ts of the Y ear· ing with the ir he a9 s in he lm ets 1 History. Ru th Leisure.
Thursday even i ng in the slowes t and the ir bodi es pr a ctica ll y co n-Igame of the season G ra nd Isla nd cea!Pd by t he lo ng s hi e ld s th ey I A Stre ak of G ood L uck Th e Gi rl s' Glee Club , u nder the Co 'lege was d efeated by a score of carri ed , ne"eded a form of di st in c- 1 T he Peru Dramat ic Club play 29 to lt Peru pl ayed below
cet i on of Dr. Hou se, a nd a ss
ted by Haze l Gertrude Kin sce lla, a nct at no stage of th e con tes t di s-by co mma nder and fri e nd . At 1ture yea rs peop le he re w ill look pi anist ,
the Nl•wton or seco nd W esleya n an y sy mb ol. he ch ose But, since T here are t wo reasons . O ne of and Genev i eve G regg , accom pa ni s t, appear ed in its annual r ec ita l, arne Gra rid Island's defense was confusion a rose , the fancy of the i 1 'em is the qua li ty of the cast- n ot We d nesd ay , Febru ary fo urteenth weak and the Normalit es br o ke bearer was r estraine d, th e u se of too large and the be st there is. If 1 Th e cl ub is slig ht ly lar ge r in t. J. with ease s ymb ols bec ame syst ema tic and yo u don 't be lieve it j ust lo ok t hi s 1 d h 1 n umber th an us ua an t e pr oS mith broke in to th e JimC' li ght her ed it ary, and heraldry Hazel Frye and Ma rty gra m pr esented ill ustrated clea r ly
·.r· 'J a coup le of pretty goals at th e grew into a s ci e nce. Th e tr ans-Cra1g Ha r ry Amende, Myrtle H·a r- that !lard wo rk d oes pay . All the
ver >" · ::ri!"lni Ll of l he game. A missi on of arms fr om fathe r to son ris, Ruth Cone, an d Lul u Bt.. r ket t. n umbe rs we re de livere cl with e xcel -
< later Sandberg and Sc hn e id er Jed to the e mb ro id er ing of the R ea lly, en oug h has b een sa id now le nt effect and showed mu ch more
•a.· 1 Jn tribu te d seve ral more, f am1·Jy 1·nsi g·nia on the s ur cnat , 1 to guarantee a chape l fu ll to hea r 1 finis h t' .an is usua in an or ga m zat• n b1th teams sloweti up. Th e worn ove r th e coa t -of-ma il , th e p rocluctio n: but we ca n' t leave tion of th is k in d. Those pr obab ly
-; ,.d la lf was only a repe titi on of ori gi nati ng the ex pr ess ion " coat - lh e m atter without just a wo rd hest r ece i ved were " In Old MairsL and the s tud e nts t oo k vi c- of-arms:" The dev ice of th eher ed - about Lhf' day i tself. dr i d," T ro terP; "A So ng of Sea f 1'he 11 t b "Co u si n Kat e" is 1ts n ame
·. 1 m :!. tter o co u rse. itary r ul er gr a dua Y cam e o e, . ." so ns ," Ha wl ey; ·'My Lady Chl o ', " da..> cle an , scrappy ba ll , th e device of the sta t e." , N ot hl ng ve ry wo nde rfu l to that IS I C I L . h . . d "S . d " •·c !( , S d 1 ,, lnug1- e1g te r, an e 1ena e, h · 1 t 1 d · I h f th f 1 tbere? ous1n ate s can a, . bl. b ut s1mp yo u c asse m every n t e cen ter o e r esco a ong C I{ , C l h , Neigli nger, w1t h an o tga to y department of th e g ame the wa ll 'of o m· Ge rm an r oo m is the or " onsm ate s .a astr op e D H h , b' 1 t r. ouse
Fird ay n igh t the do ubl e head er I mpe rial Eag le with hi s wo u lrl catc tne pu ."c eye a 0 I Miss Ki n sce lla, the pian i st of the Ca me Off l·n goo d sha r. e f or Auburn the coat-of-arm s of th e Germa n soo ner and dr aw a btgger cr owc! at · th · t. 11 , ., evemng, was en us1as 1ca y reEmp i re On each si de of t hi s th E' Gayety, Yet ' Cousm Kate h as . d I I Sh I an d the "varsity. " Th e l ess s aid abo ut th e fi r st th e be tter
1ce1ve am JUSt y £o. e uts a ma).es·tl·c symbol are three s hi elds, probablv bPen played at nne time b" fi f . · 1 1:r te chmque, ne sense o m. or another on m ost of the good "'
The writer will say th is mu ch, coat s-of -a rm s of six re pr esent ative t erpretauve ,a lue s, and sh ows ca re"The r eser ves played like a hunch s tates fr om the twenty -six consti01 to btg f ul study. It would be difficult to f ,, A b t d tut t' n rr the e mpi I·e. - T he tW L' Jasuc auc! Jc>nc-<!S, mght afre r night I . . . h b . o ya ps . u urn pu up a goo ,., d 1sc n mmatc am ong t e num ers ga me fo r a hig h sc hool and wer e shie ld s at th e extr em es of th e fr es- It wa s given at the Hi ppo- s he o tf e.red but perha ps the L iszt well r eprese n ted al ong the side co are those of two "f ree cit1 es." drom e. It Is not a has "Gond olie ra" showed to best ad1 B • no fat women, c! r unk me n, fire.;; or h f t 1 f Jines. or mu ni c ip al rep u bli cs renwn s , vanta ge er ma:-te ry o ona eAt tl? r the co medy th e "va r si ty" sy mb ol, the -k ey , ty pi fies vezy train c.,ll ,srons. play j fects, and th e Wi eniawski "Valse took the Doane College te am 's nicely her p os ition as one of the alwut pe nplt-> With r eal se ntt-1de Concert '' th e possibi l ities of he r 1" t ments-Eolk s such as ynu and l . A . M. J(. 11 to 26 T he fir st half keys to Ge rm an co mm er ce · · techn tqu!::. s encmes, 1ss mwa3 not much better t ha n th e fir st to t hese ex tr emes are coa ts.-of -artn s kn ow 0 .r want to knl) w- typPs. l sc·el la ;Hid ed 'T he Mn s ic Box, "· by half of the first game . Doa ne put of two of Ge rm an y's fo ur ki ng- wo nd e rful and con<l.>t <>nt tak:n H einz, and a " Crad le Song-," d w f, om if l' as tn e wn tt!r Rees 1t up a goorl fight an d he ld the s wift doms B aye rn an .u- fi 1. 1 1 1 t J osefy no rmal ites 4 to G. Bu t Pe ru S ch i lle r 's birth pface a .t nte e 1 MtJyPr, who is so genu inely bac k in the la st pe ri od , an d the T hese two are esp eci ally attr active 1unnlng t ttl 1 0 eep 0 well liked bnth f1 1 h er i ntt•r est of the childre n Jus t as rl f h . e so n qui ntet go t i ts mac hin ery to wo rk - in color and des ign. Th e sh iel t s votce an or ner c at P rd I h t I bl em r l>re we judgP our friE:'nds a nd co mpan- alt·ty. san<T "V.I"t·uns" l>Y l(l·ei ns ing wi th Sch ne i der, Be ll , an 1 n ex t to t e cen ra em " · ,.. S,... , ·th t:' k.1ng car·e of th e sco ri ng' sent two of th e gr and du c ltt cs. i ons by what th ey we must Ia d t he •·R,rt! of ih e Wi lckrness" " j udge t.h is play hy 1ts l1nPs and the n d b I Th T 0 f the se Sa ch se n-W ei m<II · · b. H1 r "n1a rtn - the lal tcr nun tber on of the a tt e. e tgers g av e ne 0 • • fineness of their m te rp t etC:Jt\(l n. It ) I" Peru all they had fr om th e initial Ei sen ac h, th o not the lar ge.·t of is a mastlr piec e. Arti::tn· shows giving bettPr di sp lay fn r th e warm t, t le final wh is tl e but they had n't duchies, is imm or ta l, Sl ll Ct' t hru e ve ry situalinn and of nch 4uality of her voice. To tile 'goo ds." D oa ne p laye d a Goe th e made it hi s home f or many t nnught. And l ikt> w.,rk of th ese nu mbe rs iVIE-xer· added · · ( f '· Darkh 's S"' et't hfart.'' hy L iza (' )"'an game t hr uo ut. y ea rs. . arL rr Jcrna n.ls trorn us 1 we, · The line-ups for the games have • T he shie ld s are pa in te d di :ec ly Wtluld appreciate il) and I L"hmann , in to tlw hea rty On t he wal l and ad d to th e cna1111 a1Jpla u ·e g. me nway with the t ea m so mu st un dE:'t standing So when you come ' · he o mi t ted Steve ns of Nebra s ka Ge rman at m osphere w hi ch pe t· to St'e "l.:ous in K.att>," c.Jnte poe -, Mis.; unusual Cit) refereed all three games I va de Miss B owe nJs l pared tt• do sor rte kePn listening, r talent in aeeompanytng, an art that ar t s tud en ts · wh o, wo r to ng u nc et I I . ' l hln k incr and to havP a I is all t•>" ra r <•l) pn,;:;ps,;erl A Little Bi t De uts chl a nd in Per u. For t he past ten days the sme ll of ba nana oil and splashe s of go ld paint have g iven a pe cu l iar at m osphere to M 1ss Bowe n's ro om, w hil e s tudents a nd te ac hers hav e wa tched ad miri ngly the pr ogr ess of th e br ight ly co lored ep ito mic coat- ofar ms , wh ich eig ht g irl s from th e f, M. M t c· , d anc so lll l ,... I h ('I Cl l th e dir ec ti on o ISS I u z, a! I \:' I I It f. t Leave your, A.• a final nllm
• I . II t Thursday mi ssed a good proTHE PERU NORMA ti se me nt? Otherw ise th e 21 can- I Gl ee Clubs as The playette, "Look ing not be p rin ted Qn Satur day eve ning at 8 o'c l oc k W if e, " gi v e; by Mr Palmer
En tered at th e Po sto ffic e at Peru , Nc· ' - - th e::e assembl ed at th e home of Dr nd th e Mis ses Just1se n, Cl eveng er as second·class ma tt er. AI n' N t 1 I u bs a urn 1 o es ancl Mr s. H ouse the two g ee c I and R ee ci was ve ry much a pp r ec i-
75 cts. per year. Sing-le co py!'\ cts. J the hi gh sc hool Ul ing in .onca, ele ct r ic li g-hts were turn e o a Iber of t hi s class at o ur r eg ul ar _ N ebras ka, burn ed to the gro un d, can dl es we re li ghte d. Dr. H ou se cla ss ch ap el n ex t Thurs da y. -\ LEW IS T YLER Asso ctate Edttor G d L k
Publl s ht Weekly by the Peru State Norm al Sund ay F ebruar y 11, and saveral ot h E:r g ue sts. The 1 t d We .h ope to see every m emb ' ld P d ff nd 'a e ·
HO VARD SM ITH --. 1sp ont aneour co mbu st ion being t he as ked wh at he sh ould read and a I o. KELLE Y Icause. Th e fir e wa s we ll under story of Sherlock Holm es , "The A Str eak of oo uc · Busin ess an d Subscrip tion Manage r way be for e it was di sco vr e red and Spec kl ed Band, •• was una
' as the
EDITOR S c ose n.
Nona Palmer, Alu mn i str icken cit i ze ns had · to stand by part Mr Ho u se asked if he s hou lrl • as
Frank Leger
Elsie Wilbu rn
T he deba ting team s chose n in sc hoo l impr ovement of th e h 1gh Aft er visiting the punch - bo wl ' Q th e pre li mi naries h eld in J -an uary Is cho ol class. 1c is not a con snlida-t he boys sa ng their !'o r the ur
ha ve n ow co mm enced st re n uou s tion, but the di st ri ct is ab le fin an· 1 ente rt a in ment of the g irl s and then I wo rk on the ir qu esti ons. cia ll y to .imp r ove -' de nt ande d four from th e g ir ls I Gr ee ley Tea cher s' Co ll ege of Co l- ment alone. I he p nn c1 palls a grad-A fte r wh ich Dr. and Mrs. Hou se or auo, has accepted Peru 's cha l- uate of t he Pe ru No rmal. Th is s an g th ree de li ghtful duets fo r us. leng e fo r a dua l de bate, and has sch oo l distr ict s co r es 125 po in ts T he n all toget her sa ng som e old s uggested th e qu estio n, "Re so lve d, out of a eossible 188, an ri is one we ll kn ow n so ngs by la?o r and cap ital should settl.e of the,two s cho o.ls merit in .the j D r. House on h is After I by co mpu lsory T he pr1n c1pal :·ef.e rred tols ing in g ''G oo d th e' tra t:o n, w h1 ch b ee n liS M1ss Co ra Bru nsdon, lb guests left ,-h aving en joyed them - I and. Vern e Chatelain and R 1cha rd I Am ong the U ni ve rs ity st ude nts.• selve s as only of the se sp lenMel ssner have ? ten se le ct ed to de-receivi ng deg r ees at the mid- I did e nte rtainers could. bate the negat1ve at Gr ee le y, and wi nter comm ence ment last Vn e of t he f .._ rtunate. Fred and Jack Iday evening, t he fo llowing the affi r mative at Peru. The Pe ru alumni: Susa '1 Harmon, , 11. y M. C. A. Notes. qu es tio n with Doan e Co ll ege is, Ab i B eyo n, ' 07 , and Chas . Lively, Th e me et in g- a ft e rnoon I ''Reso lved, that th e Monroe D oc- ' 13. - was led by Arth ur Sc hultz. who
East an d at Pr e sen t his se l ections in Spr ing Sui ts Coats a nd Dresses ar e tirne sho ul d be aba ndoned." Ta l- Th d t. t. "Th D 1 'ga ve a sp lenclit tal k on hi s e xpe ri1 e r ama 1za 1on, e ec arab•)t H un t, Ste p hen Durish. Gle nn tl'on of 1 d d , h' h 11 ence
lrl1 er on th e Mex ican n epen ence , w IC WI I d M Arrl·Vl n
Ke ll ey and Bryan Emme rt affirm b . d . . . ore e r. I r. Sch ult z spoke to one
the qu est ion here. N eg-o tiati ons are
al .> o und er way fo r this tea m to
deba te the ,sa me qu es tio n with ,
Mid la nd Co ll ege , Atch ison, Kan sa s:
wr itte n by Mary Edna
12. When Mrs T& ylor wa:; t
1n_g- m Har vard so me
M uc h str ess is laid upo r. th is art · sp1r1 ua en us1asm o these m ee t pageant was gi ve n as " Th e Build- · ? Aft h 1
there, tb e institut ion off e ri ng a -d e,- in g of the Natio n. " On last Dec - 1n gs. .er t e re 1g1 ous in ee ting Make our your hetidq u a rt t:! rs wh en in l:ity ha ti ng p in to those winning a place the fl) ll owwg offic ers were elee te d oration Da y a part of it was pre-
on th e team-a custom s imilar to for th e comi ng ye ar: Chas. Palmse nted in Washin g to n and it wa s so •
o ur s of awa rdin g a le tter for athle · e r, pr esi dent; Ori s O wt ns, vic e we ll re ceived that S ec re tar y La ne tics. The s uggestio n shou ld be one pr es iden t: Jo hn Bl ac k, se cr eta rv,· f h h b , has asked that it be given in fu ll · r or t e p owers t at e to cog 1- d . . . k LeRoy Clem e nts, tr easure r. The unng maugura t 10n wee ta t.e upo n. Th e stud ents have ex·J Y. M. C. A. s ur ely has a right out- I pr e sserl by 'th eir vote s th at they A recent nu mb er of the Ne bra s ka look for th e fu tu re w.j th th ese ex -
NeB RASKA CITY, NEBRAS KA TH E Q UA LITY STORE dn -n ot fav or the rati o of $ 26 for 1T ea ch er pub! ish ed a le tt er from· cell ent me n as i ts a lhl t> tics to Sl fo r d eba t ing, as th e- Elwood Bake r, '13, sup erinte nd ent Remember ve sner ser vi c es ne xt , Everythin g Ma rked in Pla in is at pr esent made. at Te ll ur ide , Co lo., in wh ic h he Su nd ay Leade r, Ne lli e Ke ll y Not less at hl eti cs, b ut more de bat-gives an in terest in g acc ou nt of the Rt chard Me iss n er. T op 1c is . 1 i ng , s hon ld pe our sl oga n. ni ght school condu cted br his city fo rm "Res olve d, th a 1t;.. Be your ord:-rs great or sma ll G. 0. K. te ac hers. wa1: 1s, 1n co ns1stent wit h Chn s- Ph one or brm g th t> m one and a ll '' - C. Ray Gat es , '0 7, s uper in te n- l lln l t.v. ' • 1TU A "fo un d'' ad h as b ee n t ur ned in dent at W es t Poi n t, ha s been una n- s · 1 d T Mrs. E. 0. PoJzDI pec1a s an '-' from box 23 1. Wi ll the a ri veri t se r Iimous ly re-ele cted for a lPr m of Th ose wh o we re ab se nt fr om 1 plea->e sign hi s n am e to the adver - tw o years at $1 65 0 and 1700. .spec ial s a nd t ra in ers' cl a -.s chapel I NEW in all depa r tme n ts c oming eve ry few d ays. purcl;t ases. We are mak in g our p ri ces as r easo nable as possibl e. Don 't wa it till too The Cash Sto re M. E. GOOD ' Phone 218 Agent for S unoy 11 ide Fa ll s Ci ty , Nebr. 1ate to mak e your spri ng - Phone
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Notice To Philomatheans
Sin ce th e next meet i ng of Phi lo is to be a "rube" affair, the committee in ·charge requests you to come a ttirea in garb If yo u want to dre ss as chi ldr en, a ll rig ht; we' ll be gla d to h ave you so If several 'wa nt to com e as a family, th at 's a good s tu n t. Hest assu red that y ou 'rs goin g to have a goo d time. All you 'r e asked to br ing are a s en se of h•1mor and a
joll y dispos ition.CI • v MeA r IVJriliKL T
C un ci
6etT h at Re pa ir Wo rk Take n Ca re of At the
LOC ALS
Miss Me in hold i mp ert immt ly ask-, Rhue Gre en bas b een ele ct ed to the su pe rin tendency at Tr umb ul l.
John Weath erhogg has b een elected a ss istant pr i nc i pa l at Sh elby; salary, $8 0. ,
ed, " How abo ut the other ?" Pr ofess or Gr egg in soci al psychoolgy:- "Why did d oc tors wear g<•at ees and bur ns id es in the ea rl i· er d ays ' and to som e exte nt yet ?
De an R ou se we nt to Sutton on Why, be cause there is prestige s ugF rid ay to gi ve an addr es s to the g;estion in that ..for a goo d many I Teachers' In sti tute. pe op le.-.-' Mrs. :- "But a S. J. E ll enberger has been re· bea rd is s im ply re pul s ive to me. . elect ed to the super in tend e ncy at T hat was th e r easo n for H ugh es ' Elw ood , at a sa lary of $1000. fai lure in the late ca m paig n ."
Pres id ent H ay es we nt to Oma ha, (Profess or Gregg had previo usly ; T hurs da y, on bus in ess. Mi ss Nona admitted hav in gvo ted fo r 1 Palmer, oi; t he shorchand rl e part- A lisman :-"Why that is all Hugh es 1
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry & Founta in Pens
13ring th em to Elli s th e J ewe ler Por Repa irs, At the Var iety Store
Whil e dow n to wn go to me nt , sp ent Saturd ay in Li nco ln . had to promote his campa ign." -N. S. N. S. Store essay s class and Jecl er- Pr of. Gr egg: -I t o" be
m ann had rtropped hi s pencil th r ee dr awn Jnt o another d1s cu ss •on
V E. Ch a te lain, _ . · · · k · "C 't ' "' t1mes m qu1 c s uccess iO n. an The Sluffe r, you whis tl e to i t, M ·" s ug - Th e s luffer is a lazy cu ss ; he is a - .
N. S. Hi\RAJI AN
A. B 1> U.S
Oraduale of Cbtcago College Oenlal• Surgeon
Or . R. D. Co le j
1\ES I f>E :--J T I>E N I' IST O ffin• OVtT (h il\e rv ges terl D r. H ou se pub lic p es t. In class he n eve r A n umber of th e members of o ur I makes a fuss ; he never rlo es hi s f ac ul ty ar e exp e cting to atte nd the I best. He ho wl s a nd s hr ieks and Nati onal Ru r al Life Co nven ti on in groan s in pain whe n qui zzes are in L inco ln thi s wee k. sig ht; he ca ri es whil e he sheds t ea:-s Haye s will de li ve r an a dd ress on 1 l ik e rain, " I' m in a so rry pligh t." "Tne Relation of th e Norma l He te ars ar o un(:l and makes th in gs Sc ho ol to the Trainin g of !{ur al hu m; he pl ugs .and c ri es a nd cr ams; Tea cher s." he sa yc: , "I' ll ha ve to stu dy so me, I
Oen ti !'it i " Hip s ho uted Oakes, mu st pa ss th ose exa ms ." Th e sly' as he e ntered th e King horn house ' o ld Prof., he winks ·his e ye a nd i nv <-r Va r ie tv Sto re
Res id e nce P hnn t' (i Office ov•T :-t!f• r t• Ph () Il l' :-l L PE£H..: \Ef1R
Va lentin es of Flo we rs
Yo u \viii fine! h<·re :1 r:1n· en ll ec t<' rt n ,, f flowe r!< fnr V;ctl cnt inc!' rorn th e·,.-<· _vnn cn n lee r t bt• e• tt n·n fnr lht' w.r,, 11 r mn t lwr
H<·re art' :1 fe w ' 'h er".
l ll f Sil!?f" fll li HjUt to.;, $1 f) () :.t n rl upw arcl .:: Plower R:.!'ket $1 50 :-t ncl l! ou qn ct f', $1 00 an d up war ds.
Plnre yonr· ord er s to-cl ay for delivery on St V:tk nt ine cl :-t y. SIMANTON &. PENC E ' J at noo n, for dinn er·" Cap Isays , "Yo ur wo rk is punk Your a nd coat we re soo n off and- th e so up 1 grade is not !'O very hi gh; I gu ess pl a te a ttac ked. Wh en it had b ee n 1 you'll hav e to flunk ." '' Bro wn a l· dry cl e ane d, Oakes e jacu late d, Iwa ys was a lu cky slob, '' in af ter "Ach, that soup is good." An s--ye ar s h e' ll cr y. "He ho ld s a h unwe red Johnson " In d ee d O..;ca r, it dr ed do llar job anrl wh ere th e he ck is the b es t 1 h av e ev er HEARD ." Iam 1?" He'll never kn ow t ha t In the par liam en ta ry law class and neede rl none to Mrs. N. Smith: "1 mo ve that Mr. 'coax , anrl had thr ee on 'G II tl · t ·y he men card that Prexy se nt h1s fo lks. I II r egg te us 1e p1g s orI t ., Cc P al ways try to be l1 ke Br own , an ti oned at o ur as t m ee m g. , - 'd I f . t th I h k 1 ea or my rna es a nu en pe re nha ve r:-" Mr. t 1n ·ch ance T'I I wear a cr ow n when this would be ap pro pri ate , pass th ru the p ea r ly gatf's nogs are ve r v co mm on am ong us. ' . l K L. S. , ' 18 Wea th e rho gg: - "Po int of nr·cer. __ _ Mr. Cha irman. Th is is to o pe r su n- T EACHERS WANTED. a l. " For every Department of sch oo l Pr of Bedk had gi ve'n th e Dutch- wor k. Boa rds wi ll soon commen ce man' s th e ory fo r th e ea!'e with' to elect teac h er s for next year whi ch pe ople reca ll th e fi r ,; t wh i p· 1 REGISTE R NOW a nd sre t in on the , p in g a nd the fin:t ki ss,- th e psyc h- 1 fjr st v aca ncie s. Wrjte t od ay for ological pr in ciple that the fi r st im- 1blank O nl y. JV2 •, Com _. , Pay?ble · th longest in, Nov. lst. Ter rt tory: Iowa. Wts, Mtnn , pr ess JOns remam t> N 0 k d tl W D ' co nsciou sness. He d escrib ed th e Delb. a ot as an le est. on t · · f' ·t h ·ppi ng e ay, viv1dness of hJ s ow n lr S w 1 Teach ers Emp loyment Bur ea u, in an e nte rta in in g wa y, and then E. I. H eu er, M gr. i
CHA SE'S fo r yo ur Barber Work
Neat, Clean All work fi rs t class St'co nd doo r from
We are age nt s fo r E•·lick 's "N on -ci ete cta hle" Wigs nnd Tou pee:'!'. E ac h one g.na ran tet' d. KINGSOLV ER & COW ELL •'WESTSID
· B d -, Book Review. th e seve nt h, to "r easo na bl e" of th e ' 'Artille ry or trame an · Cour se of Stud y a nd Outline in h yg iene in the eig hth, testifies in A bo ut 1650 sev era l sp ec ial o rd e rs
Sa nitati on and H yg iene for the th at di rec tio n. ' Th e enume ration of the co l lege were passe d. • ' No Sc hoo ls of Ne br aska. Prepa r ed of of ·the of h uma n scho lar shal l bu y' sell or exch an ge by F. M. Gr egg St ate No rm al actiOn " as the po mts of departu r e, f . S chool , Peru P ub li shed by the ond the psychological cothec than·anything to ye value 0 "x-pense
S ta te of Nehraska De part me nt of the log i ca l orga n izat i on of the su h- 1without ye a ll ow en ce of his par-
Se niors of th e U ni versi ty of Chic ago h ave organi ze a four weeks ' bead -gr o wing conteqt, wh ich IS n ow un der way. Se ni or women wi ll pick the winn er, to wh om will be gi ven a loving cup, mus ta che "sty le, in comm emo ration of hi s hir su te exce ll e nce.
Pu bli c In stru ct ion, 19 1 6. ject matter so far as to fit the chi ld Ients, guar di ans or t utors. The Th ere Is an ever present ten den- mi nd, a" fu rt her evi de nces of the. soh o lars shall never use th eir moth -Mr. and Mrs. Russe l Whi t fi e ld cy up on the par t of teac hecs to a uthor' s co n fidence In modec n 'er-t ong ue exce pt in pub li c exerds- ha ve m oved to the orchards near t-!ach fac ts pure lv f or fa ct's sak e educat ional th eory. ' es of ora tor y, where th ey are Nebr aska CitY, and he will assist to te ach on eve n after the lin e di- T he of t hi s con r sc in <; a iled tfl m ake th em inEngl is h. hi s fat h er in the ir care t hi s season. vtdi ng pract ice fr om theory has h yg iene urg es , sets f or t.h in a ''No s thn lar wh atever , wit h out ___ _ been passed. P erhaps t hi s is very !"pec ifi c mann e r. th e s turl y of th e acq uain ta nce and leave of ye d es irab le, but all who h av e gi ven ''t h in gs " before th e s tud y about presi d :> nt anli hi s Tuto r sh al l be atle ntion to ou r "inhe rited t eac h- " th i ngs " in hooks. He in sists p re eH at an y of ye Publ ick e Ci vil ing tend e ncies" wi ll ad mit that we (and who wi ll rl is put.e?) that se n<;e m eet ings-or Co ncour se of pe op le! have not yet approach ed th e da nger expe riencP shou ld pr ece de th e 1 nor he take to bacco unl ess lihe of excess i ve in sisten ce upon seco nd hand of r eco r ds p t:-r mitte rl by ye Pre si d ent wi th ye t1 e hab it ua l ap plicati on, by our in book s. con se nt of hiti 1Jare nl.::. or g ua r di ans P J.Pi Is, of fact s and princi ples 1 Anoth:r outs la nd ing cha r act er is- an ·! on g oo d r ea so n first given by tau g ht So· it is hi g hl y gr at ify i ng be of t h1 s h yg iene hook let is its a P hyi si tian a nti th en- in a so ber to ru n upon s uc h a pamph let as th e clea r app r ecia tion of th e nee.l for and .r i ,· ,..te man)1<> r. Ano th er r ul e one under r eview,, w hi ch stresses pr ope r standa rch an d i mpliratio n was Jtw de prov id i ng pu ni shme nt
The HtJ s tli ng Dr e she r B roth ers ''
It d oeo: n 't ma l< e a ny cl i ff rcmce wh e re yo u li ve ; Par ce ls Pn,...t n nd < xpn•ss hr i ng·s t he S11
Clnanin g Sc r vict: to JO tl l vi 1'1 don r
Dresber s pay Post 1· Ex • r·s<; ch argeo: one wa)' on an v h ondle "h •bit hyg ie ne," or in ot her wo rd s t hat effo rt is li l<c ly to he f nt ile fo r the Se ni o rs p r:l ct i ce of sen din g e·nph as izes that pr in ci pl es of Iunl ess we ll dPfine d s tan dard <> are in th e F' reohm en c n er rand s, or giene are va luab le o nl y as they find the min d of both tPachrr anrl pupil t> th e rw ise- use of t hem. e xpre ssi on in the life of th e one U pon op en ing the pamph let alm n:; t On ev n ng the st ud e 11 ts who learn s the m. ' th e fi rst thing that the were req ·tind to r et ire to th eir A peru sal of the pamp hl et s ho ws read e r' s eye is a score carr! fot ch a mb ers at s un st't 'an d not n eea t · rl' th · · f to any n ou cr opp t ng of th e mode rn p 5 y. gr a e santtat 1on o the ts ;aril y le av e them, anrl for all di s-chnlogy of mot;va Uon and ;nslght .c hoo l proper ty A few pa ges oro lm th ey were sev ere ly p u'n- And plea .- kn ow th ot thm ;sn 't upon almos t every page, Yet ;t ;s fart her 'o n ;s a s ug ge< ted so hs me ;s hed. somet im es ex pe ll ed. a 6nec gcnd e o: cloanln g dnno ;n d>e rl o rl · 1 fo r 1' n t' 'I f h fi .D niterl Sratc s. th an that fe at n re rl <'tt ne so a ro1t y a nrl in s uch un- sp ec mg pup1 !" o t e rst was re qu ir ed to be in technica l language that th e lay' fo ur grad es, and. very hspolly, <he hi s ro nm, Mnd y;ng, by n;oe o 'clock Ores hec's Omaha Pl•nl ·DRESHE ? BROTHERS read er wi ll sca rcely re alize it. clo smg pa ge giv e; an e ighth gracle and "to thi s e nd , th e Tu to rs freT he re cognit ion of the evolution of hygiene t€st wlri ch t e<; tS not for qu e ntl y tt"t eir cham bers (esch ild natur e in·th e shift of str ess I word s and fact s but for dee da anrl pe r.ia l l.\· in th eir di str icts) fr om "hab it '' hyg ien e in the fift h hab i ts. af t er nine, nn rl at ot her st u dy in g
Dyers Tai lors .. p:.rade thr u " ge r m" hygiene in th e I Eve ry teach• T a f; we ll as to q llcken tne tn to th.eo r C le aners sixth aqd "commu n ity" h ygi e ne in every s up erint e nde nt \n Ne bra s ka Hatt ers 1 shou ld have a cnpy of thi,; bu th:- t in f<'urth er, "No f'c ho lar sha ll ne C'P &;a rily fr t> quent any ta ve rn or Vict ual li ng Hou se in Cambr i dge to e numerat iolf of th e teac hpr 's pr o- eH or Or in k there withou t le a ve b 1ems, its spPcifi c r t> fe ren cc to f ,. nm ye P resi dent or on e of th e pr actica l ly ever .v h yg iene l f' Xt b on k Tut or..:." lm mPrli'lt ely aft er t hi s
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The Mirror tha t is Ever L astin g A P ortrait
The Pend d' Oreille Studio
E. J. NEWMAN
Phone 56 Pe ru. Nebr. of h yg ien e in tr uction, its de fin ite upon th e ma rk et a nd ab o\' e a ll. -' or er w ac:; r en Pa l!i' d a n urrb er of ea t tn!! uu;:;e'> , pr nbab ly e xce edin g pl ea fo r a rl-'c og nit io n of chi 'd · h iu o ur in s lru c t• o n. make it th e mul tit ud e, s pr ang up an _i nvaluabl e he lp ll• bot h those an rl did an exr PII e nt busin ess I who ad mi ni ster and th <•se who
the re is al so menteach a co urse· in gicne. · 1 th e fi r st public deb at er _ I C. H· ThP U nder -g r arl u ates sh a 11 in I Co llege Ru les . E I D 'tht>i r ro nr sP d ec laim p uhli I tO ar y ays , c Y 1 n Pr oba ly few ·he HHI I. 111 one of ye th ree un rl er gr aduat rs LPa rnf'rl LRng na R"c> S. Th e S kn ow under what f:t r ict r ul e=- t he S np hi &ters sha ll eli :; ut e . s tud ents of Harv,ml Cn ll ege in j th H II p . Jn P a oncP a W-'e k tt H th e t h ea rl y tlmes were go ve rn ed of Mn h R . e nt 1 ., • , rc PS !r1e nt Ba che! •rom a nu mb er of th e. olde,;t sh 11 c1 · ours -----=- -1 a '" Pute tn tne Hall ' rords andord ers of Lh eco ll eg.eove r- f ortn · ht (t' o nce a • IC" r .t 'Tl ve te nth of s :> eer s. many of th em pa rtl v de•- t em b t l · ep - f resh Cut flowers
For Any Occasion :1 s \\' ,·rld ing s. Hinh d<l\' t' ••·tic s. hr:o IlL'<'" F'un t" 1 : • ;t il'. et c. in nrr :ong<"nH·nl :\o 11 nkr t tl " n1 :dl an d nn tll' ton l;u ·gt• G. E. BERTHOLD THE F LORIST NEBRASKA CITY , NEBRASKA lrW e 1. Alb e rt 'H·; surh er o 1e te nth of Mar c h) on h - ' qn es tlnp c; a <> the Pr 'd d' ) lS e lh e hi"tn rv of ll ar- rhct ·" 1'h C:'S l c nt t• r ::; (' re leb t' va rd htof,w e 1 75 0 for· the I t ra to ns at th ese I h c - ev en s c•ause d th e foi l . c u se tt s His torie 'l l S.>c ietv ha · If owmg o rde r: , 1 • • " anv scho lar b . 1 I co ccted an d s nmm
MRS. CALV IN SP EAK S TO STUDENTS
Urges <.1 Little Differe nt Educa tio n for Wo men
The faculty an d st udents of th e Peru State Normal were very fortuna te in h aving with th em on February 2 Oand 21 a wo man of unusual cha r acter an c! of n al: ional re nutatio n in th e person of Mr s. H enrietta W. Ca lvi n, spec ia li st in econ omics, Bu r eau of Ed ucation Wash ingto n, D. C.
Mr s. Ca lv in is one of Ame ri ca 's fo remost lea ders in h ome ec ono m· ics. Her n ame appea rs in Wh o's Who in Ame ri ca \"\'as at one time pofessor of home eco no mi cs in the Ka nsas State Ag r icu lt ur al College, also held a· si mi lar p os iti on in the U ni vers ity at Perd ue I ndia n a, and f or some years Dean of th e Sc hool of Horne Eco-
nomics in t he Oregoq. Agr ic ult u ral Co ll ege Sh e hafl lectu_re rl in "0 MEMORIES TH AT SHALT BE." national mee ti ngs and cha u ta uqu asin "evera l st ates of the Union. th e ha ll s were d ec 1 ert so n pl aye rl the fo r the IPER U LO SES S'l'A1'E CH AMP IONSH IP Mrs. Ca lv in came to Pe ru to re p- or ated WIth flags and bu ntin g orange an d blar·k, all bu t I rese nt the h ome ec;o n omic d ep art- wh ich those blank wa ll s look tw o points f <l l' the ir team l Te am Drops Th ree out of Six on th e tn e nt be fo re Htt> Sci e nce· Asso cia-very.b eaut if ul. Th e jun iors ' play in g1 T ri p tio n. She a.dcJn sse J that a..:;so cia- Each gu es t wa s rnel a_t th e door wa ;; bet te r than Uwi r dEo>fP nsiv e I tion on T ues day n ig ht with m uch by a co lo ni al lady and escor ted to , but their inah il i-ty to locate. The boys' ba ske t La ll team lef t cr e dit to th e department w hi ch she the pa rl or .to recep ti on C:J mmi t-' h oop a ccount s fo r their low scor e.' Pe ru Mond ay, Fe bruar y 19, for th e r epresen t ed. She occupied th e tee Here pupch anrl wafe rs we re .! L in{- -up: · annual tr ip for games wi th th e h I h W served, and it wiU have to be ad-j JunJ·r,r.n. cnnfe ren ce teams Altho losin g c ape o ur on eden sday mo rni ng0 and received the undivided atten - mitt.ed tb at seve ral we nt to be rc- J ew t' ll f. Clements the rha m plll nShJp , they r etu m tion of her aud ience.- Sh e is a ce i ved more tb an once Af t er re-: Rotwrlson f Wheeldon having had a swell t ime.' Th e fres h me nt the gues ts we re pil oted H utlt fi rst game was wit h Wes leya n, w,Hnan with a message due to her c. CooJw r thru the rooms of the inmates No v,·tl< n- ,.,,n JJe n have r where the '· we re bad ly o ut- played w ealth of experience. The i dea of - Fo '' These rooms h ad bee n con verte d in - K 11 ,t1 1rtr BnJ·gnut"st by_ the Coyo t es , wh o managed tt? ten dis cussed to th e effec t that ' ,- '" ,, to ve y cha . h b R f r I ptl e up a RCO re of po i nts as feminine educat i on of today is r . rm t ng omes Y menas , {• f' l' f'e , ,nng of pict ures and pennants. Th ey ' , ag ins t Per u's (i. T hP large fl o01: d ct t t 11 1 k 1 k
and stra nge surroundings, and t he overbalanced in fav or of a profess ion .
which 93 pe rcent of. th e wom en of I no a. a oo 1 e pns on ce s, , th U · d S as so me ::;eemed to bel 1 'ev e the" Tt i:; Sl'ldom th 1-1t cv<"'O a J> rofr R- stale comliti on of t11 e is th f' e ntte tat e >- do not follow foe J h 1wo ul d. sioMtl ean ho ld tlw attPn- cau sp of th!:'ir ovcrwhelu :; over t re e years , and gravel\• lack- · l f' ·r · Th ose who h ad bee n at some for- tio n nf a g·ro_• p of N< •r ma l ::t ud e nl s 111 g· r e E'at. he n ex t night un 1ng tn tra1 nmg for home - mak in g · b ' 1 c·· t ' 11 II l-' was.f ·a kl d. . mer r ecept 1on we re 'de lt ghted to etw een II ::w anr 12:10, bu t last o ne r,., sn 1a llo r, Pru agat n 1 n Y an 1ncon t rover tJ bly ar- Th 1 · · n1 et I f'eal •t th h d f tl gu d S t · · go aga tn and thos e who had n ev er nrsr ay even: JUilt or ;:at Pnra p- c ,. • « e an s o l <ll P. • o s rong were her rema rks h · · · h · tu n·cl as Ben Huadlc.v relat" d ht'f' easy te alll b,y a score of 27 to 1:.1 in f f th . , gone were ent us tasttc 10 t e 1r ., avor o e teach111g of h ome e bo.. • praise of t he fair cJion ial ladi es in ex pl:' ri pnce,; wh.ilt> in milit a ry f'e r- At York the boys ag a1n we nt d ow n viet> at t he H(,rd tr. As ht>·, to de Je:t, tht s tim e with a sco re in ' hi:; khaki n niform .. sl (lod be - of ;jij to lG Y ·n·k simp ly play ed for e t he elas'. and vividly pictured f ast ball and l'c:ru didn 't hav e the li fP •Jf rrw Nat 1onal Cu:3 r ds. 'gL10rl s. As three of t. he Gr and th e t>nti rc· au d i< Ol'e lrn•d with him Island playe rs Wt->re in el igi ble as a con o mtc::; t,ra t, 111 spea king with 1 · h f - · thei r co lon 1al man s iOn. As one er a terward s, on e of t he fac ulty . . b ·d "Th · · th fi .• Sa .d C 1 Ju m o:: oy sa l , 1s e rst 1 , mr s. a v1 n you have ma de . 1 f ' - ti me 1 have gotten a goorl _look at •ne a most ee l that 1 am in th e the Dorm . The other tim es 1 we nt wrong p rof ess ion. Dean Rou se th Id ct ' tl ' t 1 t ·t ru 1 n 1 nge r o see w ta 1 spoke t he thot t>f th e audi e nc e we ll ._ d l'k "F f h f' M' ' wok e 1 e. 1 teen ra s or ISS ;he n, in cl osi ng the exe r cises of I CJ 1 d d h · · 1 the morni ng , he said, "Aren't you I glad to h ave you r m othe r r epresented by ..1 like th is?"
Dorm R eception.
E. E. K.
La st Thursday eve n ing , Feb r uary 22, the stud e-nts. faculty. citize ns, and friend s w e_re e nter tai n ed at Mt. Vernon hall. In me mory of e an an er gtr s.
Junio rs Ann ihil ate d Sat urday eve n ing jun i or cla ss te am m et defeat at the ha nd s uf Ca p ta in Hun ts fi gh ting quintet. In no de par trp e nt of th e ga me di d th e ju n io rs exce l the se ni or s. The se ni ors put up a fiv e -n an defen se thr u which the ju n io rs cou lcl not break Hu nt and. Rob-
th ru a II of t. he ex c·i Lt nu:n t nf the r e:;u It uf lo w 1-{rad,' ,;, th ey fo r t' ei ted tr ip down south, en il f'ss hik eg tlw ga me tu Per u. sr me 2 to 0. and thf' r manPUV <' r:' T he. T rre fasteot. ga :n e of the trip was ann iversary ot' W<u; hin gton 's binh- played at [(ea >ne', wh t'l'!:! we won da y coulrl ttnt h ave be1-m mor e ap· with a. score uf :1<1 to G't. Scb neipr o pria iL• l.Y C' f:' le hrllted t lr an hy de r w as un cioulJtedly the sta r of le::trnin g- from one who knows, the gam e here. Saturday night somf' t hin g of th e st rn ggles and dif- the boys d oubled back to Crete. tlculll es. thar Th e P at riot mus t Th ey won an easy game from h ave met wi th and ove rcom e in Do an e wit h a 22 to l5:seo reJr"B ad fightin g fo r the freedorn oJ the fioo r, slow game; he ro, Schn c ion 1Eo>S rler."
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THE PERU NORMALITE often exp r essed by Mr. _House that I _ __;___ p eo ple of this generatton do
Entered at th e Postofficc at Peru , Nc · , Eme r son enuf is the followtng , hraska as :naltc!· artic le fou nd in a re ce nt n umbe r of 1
Publls ht Sta te Normal the Oh io Stale Jo urna l_: "From ., what we ca n gat her from a sl ight
75 cts. pe r yea r. Smglc copy n cts. . . . : - -1 acquai n tance wtth soc tet y, we JO· ,
HOWARD S.V! I TH ·. 1 fer that Emerson is not. re ad as h t be Th is is a much as e usP. u o ·
GLENN 0. l(g L LEY BE NEAT y ea r' s job depend s on !:· Your s elf- res pe ct de ma nd s 1 • 0 - o nd pre ss• ng Fir sr cl as !-0 cle a ntn g a , ,0 , ollec tion an d De hvery so nab leat re -
J3usincss anrl
Bryan Emme
J,osa he Kohn llum
Mrs Ne llie M S n11 t n, Loc<tl
J ackAII s man ".\lincrv H" t hatca nd o a senous-mtn
,\!a ry Clary more good when he gets to the I
Rosaline Ko hn luni or" ' . h . , Em e r- Lo ndon BnJge JS a lg
Pawle
Dow n
Gertrude C:lift<>n Snph<JIHorcs of t an Ith 'd call a great good time; or Ln_v Hacker sJn's E ssays " lt sho ul d be tn ev- ey t t wn
Vivian Bishop Hig h :o;dtnnl : . h why don 't th t>y a ll go 0 o \lr Pa lmer Llub ery fami ly li br ary .The re _Js no t.-' b rl a di me?" He
Prof F.M <; rcg _g- t\ rh·i""r ing thatstates th e tr uth ltke this , and ma y e spen ·. b k d the age g oes do wn hill ! says, ''The t eache r :: trea t me oo ' an h I <.1 b t With ln a recent iss ue of th e No rma-. that loses its int etets in it. SP me-1in mi sery 1 am ur ,e ; . u nd l it e asse rtion was mad e th at Peru ':; led tlS th e o th er dav h ow ,a kn ife my ht'arr. I II pi erce a one as< · , • ld , A d victo ry over Wes leyan Februa ry ma ny lit e rary cl ubs Co l umhu s had. j lea ve thi s ct uel , col d wor · 0 _ 9, was the first in the histor y of We cou ldn 't say. We di d n' t thus he 'll leav e us, his the two sch oo ls. We are indebted any. But o ne it ought to hav e, and ! grievances to and to a ),Jya l old Per u via n fo r the cor -. E n '"'lub , wit h visage gi ev tous like the dnver that JS an merso " ·' 1 rect ion of o ur error on th is po in t. 1 of a h earse. And at th e ll'ame In the season of 1907 -1 908, Peru It is interes ti ng to note the 1he tea rs his ha ir and up on i won o ne game fr om Wesle yan, the d d.. of· th e mov e ment 1 hi s cl ome, a nd says Our te am 1 slea y a va nce r - 1 winnin g team bP.ing compos ed of f 11 pi tication as it is su re is a be ar. they oug ht to Pay! I or spe mg sJm I , h t I s uch men as Carl Schott, Ear l Me.v- fl d . 1 book as Profe<>so r Grandma' s ' H ome. In s or re ecte 111 sue 1 e r, E gge n be r ge r, Tolhur st a nd 1 , 1 mJ'stry Devotees he is a mi s fit , on socie ty a bli g ht: 1- oy t s new c 1e · · ld Gord on Be ck. In the seas on of f . 1 ll"ng mill not e wt th •a nd if I cou ld da re ns k-- It I wo u I 0 rat 1Clna spe 1 " • ' 1 . 1908 -1 909 , a team C{)mposed of 'd bl . tl ' sfactl. (ln sucn sh oo t htm do wn on stght . l ll a1 co nsi era e sa 1 Roy L ee, Ca rl ::5chott,Bert S we n- d h t su liur sulfuric "l wa ys see tb e sunny side; uf god d 1 W . h cl G 8 k wor s as t ruou , • • I so n, ng tsman an or 11 on ec , 'd lk 1• tc Th e simJler. thin gs say th f' most.; and then my 1 1 ox 1 , a a 1n, e . , . I. w ith Ge l wick and Steve ns for subs, s pe ll ing of the two last m ent ioned t fn en de won t gn an d h1de when I defea t ed Wesleya n on th e ir own worrls, if wide ly wi ll be I thruw up thP ghost : I fl oor, 25 to 24 · followed by a d ec 1ded tmpro ve me nt · To Edito r: -J f you pnnt t h1 s'
The inn ovation Nebraska Wes- int he ort heo py of those words , the 1 pl e as e have Yll llr be ! Jeyan should in te r est the Pe ru e <>sentia l vow el in whose last syll -! m or e vigi lant . l'm not knock i ng ,/ studen ts who have expre::sed a big is short in It ;you only givin g a des ir e to see the that the Mov- 1s to be regretted that th e 1tiP. hI nt. ies otfer N. W. u. ow ns her did n ot e xtend th is princip le to h1 s • - -ow n mov ie mach ine, cha r ges 25 1spell i ng of th e wo rd "ol e om ar gar- \ · Atte ntio11 ! I " ce nts for six shows , and adve r tis es In e. amo ng other films the fo ll owing: lad .v nf Pe ru wi "' bf' s to cnrrespo nd · C h f M I " r I V es per S ervice' I ourts 1p o i es ota ndi s h, 'a e with man of te nd er age : l ife co m-
A bright and charm i ng young of T wo Cities, Lancelot and Ela in e, On Sunday af tern oo n, l<'eb r uary pani ons hip th e obj e et. Only re1 Ye llow stone and Sa n Franci sco , 2 5 1 y w c A d y M C · d h 1 I , , t 1e • an · · · quir eme nt;- rP air Aclr r ess , HI Hi awat ha, Eva nge l ine. and As You A. met in
Li ke lt. One cou ld forget Doctor Il ie Ke lly and Rich ard Meiss
Owen's sc ar e relati ve to the terr i- 1 pro vid ed a very uniqu e pogram in ble pre vale nce of tuberculos is Ithe form of a debate Th e ques - I am9 ng mo vie de \' o tee s in orde r to I tion was: Can C hri st ian Natio ns attend suc h a pr og ram as above i Go to Wa r? Messrs. Hum and out li ned. All s man upheld the affirmat ive s id e
The Harv a rtl Lampnon has disag ain st the Mi sses Chr is ten se n and Am ong the Eng lish courses otfer ed by D r. H ouse this se m es ter is Bloss nne called Engl ish Es sa .v s, alt ho the Eve ry girl out to Y. W. C. A. fi rst essays st ud ied we re th ose of Sunda y. Not ice p os ter in lobby 8me rs on. In with the reg r et of cha pe l. cove r er! a way to cut down th e hi gh I ---= pricf', of kil? si n •t. Rm acks can be I Be your orders great or s mal l hac! at $1 per, if a fo rm ula evolved "P hone or br i ng th em one and all" at Har va rd is fo ll nwe n. It is e asier than rol li ng off a loll: , and m uc h mo re pleasa nt , acco rd in g to late reports. Her e's the scenario , 1 Tl) , Mrs. E.-O!J Polzel
Ph one 218 Age nt for Sunny !\lde Gre enhouse Fa ll s Ci ty, Nebr
NEW G OODS in al l d ep artments com in g eve ry few d ay s. Don't w ai t till too late to make y our spring purchases . We are m ak ing our pri ces as r easo n able as poss ib le.
LOCALS
1\liss J essie Modlin was ca)Jed to Beaver City, Thursday eve n ing, because of the death of her father.
Pofessor Brown is in te nding the Nationa l Confe rence which is there.
Linco ln atRura l Li fe being he ld Miss Genevieve Gregg, Miss Rita Th oma s, Miss Bowen and Miss Heigh went to Omaha last week to hear Gradowsk i, th e celeb rat ed
AN ·o LD : RELIABLE BANK r WITH ASSETS OF OVER $250,000.00 pianist.
President Hayes, Dea n Ro us e, Jederman, to Nel so n who wa s Mat e rial f or th e f'emi-centennial i The State Normal will be joined Professor Hull, and Misses Tibb · visiting him :-I'm sorry the edition of th e State Norma l Cata- by the Ma so nic Lod ge of in K · ht H · t d H h · b d . ' the se mi-cen ennial ce le bra t iOn next etts, mg , arnng on an an - weat er IS so a . I wanted yho_u log 1s be 1ng by M1 ss June, thi s being the fiftieth annithorn, went to Kansas City the to see what a beautifu l place t 1s Graham, of the pr es id e nt' s offiec. versary f or both these organizatios. first of the week to attend the con- reall y is." Nelson:-"Never mind Hea ds of department s, in so far as A committee of Masons has just vention of Prin c ipa ls and Superin- that. I di dn 't co me down here to th ey have seemed to be in a brown completed a program to be given te ndents whi ch is being held there see b eauty. 1 came to see yo u." study of late hav e doubtless been June 5, on which da y th e ' . celebration will occur. InvltaMiss Bar.ta, of the juni nr class, - Ouch ! mte nt. upon the n Jate nal for the. lions will be extended to eve ry Ma· enjoyed a visit last week from her Pr ofesso r F. C. Smith of our new courses the ca tal og will show. soni c Lorlge in the state. The cousin, now a stude nt in the State manual training dep a rtment and To the graduate class th e re hav e speake r for the Masonic part of the Univeristy de ntal scho ol , less Professo r C. B. Cornell of Lincoln come thi s semester a numb er of ap- program will probab ly be Dr. C. t) )d th t I have bee n called upon to draft a . rl rld' A th M. Shepherd of Ithaca, formerl y ree en y a so 1er 1n e rene 1es prec1ate a 1t10ns. mong ese pa s tor of the M. E. Church at Ne· of e mbattl e rl Europe. He is a na- co urse of st ud y to be used in the there ar e Harr y Smith of Simpson braska Citv. tive of Bohemia, a nd like many high schools over th e state. They Col lege, I owa; Cece l ia Gro up, '13, others of hi s countrymen, was cq_m · are wor k ing under th e direction of of Spr ingfie ld ; Mary Ogg, of the pelled to fight against his wi ll , but the state super i nte nd e nt and in- regisfrar's office; and Messrs Longby a fortunate c ircum stance, was spector. fell o w, Tyler, a1.d Howa rd Smit h, enabled to r eac h happy America. Mr s. Smith :-"Say , Professo r from the pr ese!Tt senio r Del zel l, I want to ta lk to you 'a.bout a minute." P rof Delze ll: .; Mis s Blanche McCartney, ' 11, -"Well, what ab ou t a minute ?" a ft er comp leti ng a course at the Miss Car p en ter , in public school 1 State University, prepa r ed herself music c lass:- Miss Ho nderscheldt: for th t work of...a missionary, and
1-' ro:::h_a nrl C !Jn·n :Vlen t !'
Home tnadt· Wit"lli'·" & Bologna
Full lin L· ol <:Hnnt·d Goods \\'. C. BURGES:-', Prop
Scho ol Supp lies Fountain Pens and
Fine W rit ing M!3.terial . At the
Iseve n sha rps, wh at key'?" Miss • 1 left la st September for the foreign Hond ersc he ldt , ab se nt-mindedly: - fi e ld Pe ru friends sent her a box "l don 't know." Mi ss C.:- of usef ul mementoes on her depar"Why, 1 thot you kn ew e very t ur e. and just now ar e heari ng th i ng." Miss H. :-"Wel l, 1 do, from her in J apan , where she was \ b'ut 1t has just s lip ped my mind tetnp oraril .v he ld fo r six weeks on i f or a mo ment. " h er way to India.
1 The "Co ur ces _ of. T hf Meo snnie fraternity pu t on a dy in H yg 1ene Sa mtat10n,_ stunt in Pe ru la ,; t Saturrlay wel:'k which was compileci by Professor whic h is not usually don<! outsi de Gre).?:g, and pub lish ed by the State of t he cities T11e lodge was ca lled De partm e nt , is ev id e nt ly 'l'eceivi ng Ito or d(>r ab o ut two n' clnck in th e
N S N S Store from people outside aftern •HJn. and betw ee n th at l im e • • • • of Ne br aska, as well as in our o wn and ten thJrt,v al ni)!ht the fir!lt de- itc-h
sta te _O,n atur_ ay, e ru a_ • gret' was conferred upiJn cand.i · \' E Ch<lt(' l <t in, M nnRger. ·- the Ch1cago Tn b un_e published a date:>. A r ect-ss was tak 1>n at s1x
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BARBER SHO P'' porti on of this pamphlet in their ' o' cl oc k and tne n.emiH::rs had lunch __ _
A. B U. l! S , "How t <;_. K eep Wel l' ' served in the hall, a lw ut twe n ty - for e dited by· Dr. E vans, of Chi cago.' fi ve be ing pr esen t. Work wa .:; rellroduale of Ch icago Co lfeJ{e flenla l Surgeon p f Pi anos & V ictrolas Dr. Evans g iv es our , ro esso r sumed at sevP n-thirty, and at the h:r.SII>E NT DE:'I/TfST
MUSIC
OASK II.L CO'\'\PANV Gr egg full credit for the artic le, close comnsung of ice and makes comments upon it. Icream and <'ake wt-re se rv f' d. - Th e g raduat e class ha s for man y A mong the were 1-'nlfes- I NERRAC:.K4 CIT\. _______: weeks b ee n enjoying a se ri es of 1 so rs H.III, and Joh nso n.
Oen t i!o\t I
c lass chapel addresses on current t op -· Dr R D. Cole ics of wo rld history gi ve n by local I Spe cials a nd Trainers
1 • • k Th e ,;p e cJal s and tra i ners en1people b est qualifi ed to spea joyeu party ITw o a ddresses la tel y by Dr. Hara- day n•ghl, 1n tile ha,;eml·nt or tne
Picture Framing
Otli ce ova \'HJ"it-ty Sto1·e jian on th e Balkan States and the library Uam e:; plny e:I unttl l uh 1) 11 •• ll<•uH· 71 war hav e been exteremel.v illumin- a late tw ur and then \ye enJoyed a r 1 1'1 I ['; 1 m·l!' Frnnwd \\'e en n do it ating Last w eek Over - trip 1n the ane. 1e !>Lere-.1 holt ta lk ed on Ca nada and the War, opt•c"n VIeWs hy !Vlr. Pa lm er were I tn n Qllcl' n ',; la'.Jt•. On o 1.• SHELLHORN also a plt'as ant feature of th e "-• u - and tomorrow is to take up the p rog ralll. The boys tn ed Pho ne fi unique position of the Pr ovince of the 1 r ru ck shoo ting at hea rts with 1 FISHER BROTHER
\nw i!' the I IIIII' I o get I hn.._, /
Offi ce Rex a ll Sto re Quebec in contrast to th,e rest. of th e bow and arrow, anrl in this Phnne 31 Canada-an entirely new reve latiOn wa y partners for sup pt> r were eh os·, NE BR en All rE>port a g-ood time 1!..._------.,--- PEI<ll, to mo::>t of hi s h ea r ers. · - L_ ________.,
Our new Jine of Spring R ain (.;oa ls are in the Store.
The a r e very new aud different. Look th etu Over Milstead's Toggery
Fresh Cut Flowe rs
For Any Occasion
Snd1 a!' Rirthd:n Parties. II C I"!' P une r:. all'. etc 111 apprnprirtte rt l·· :-\o to n Onl' to<) l nrgt'
For the the t hird t im e th is year Iwho have t ake n H oyt's Che mi stry "ope nhou s e" at which time th
me mbers of th e Pe ru faculty have th an of those who have taken an y to wn speop le we re invited to
mad e mor e or Jess important con - ot her eleme nt ary course in chem- spect th e work of tb e variouS detrib utio ns to pedagogica l li te ra- istry. partments. ture, the latest being Pr offgsor Thi s book is th e seco nd wor k on Hoyt 's "A Ch e mi s try by Experimen- chemi s try to be prepared Protatio n, a Laboratory Manua l for the fessor Hoyt si nce he came to Peru Fir st Year Cou rse ." Thi s is a su b- in 19 10, and it is not unlikely to stanti al pas teboard bound vo lume be fo ll owed by a third, na mely, a of l GO pages, issued by one of the textbook on the s ubj ec t. These most discr im in ati ng and extensive writi n gs and other activi ti es of p ub li shers of sci e ntif ic works, the Profe;so r H oyt ha v·e fo r h im D. Van N1)s tranrl Co. New York. a place in "Wr10's Who in Am er The •'4 Hu st li ng Dresh er Se.veral fe atu res t hi s as an ica," and ha ve commanded for him impo r tant co n tr ibuti on to it s fie ld. the re::, pecl and of a con [1] It is organized to d eve lope a sirlera ble pronortion of Pe ru 's pro knowledge of lh e sc ience of cheo m- .:ess io n of per ipate ti<' S. lt .lne!'n't nHl kt' any diff,·remce istry in the most co ncrete, di r ect , W r! b es prak for the ho ok a wide when· 'oulive ; l'arn l,- p., t Hnrl •·:x· a nd in tere st in g way. [2] lt in- use in sec r·ndar.v scho ols of al l/ pn.'!"!' br ings t he ll rc..;lw r troduces the s turle nt to qualitalv e sort s. Who knows but that t hi s Cl rwning Scn·ice to y<Hu· ve ry do or analys is in th e third qua rter of the may be th e hook to bring- back to I Dr·egher.;;pny 1';1rc <" b n1· F,xl'n·,s conrse. and to s imple oganic chem· it s form er pop u larty the basic I chHrgt-" w ay on anv S1Zt' <1 IJ \lhlllt' istry the fourth quar t er. [:1] lt s cienre of in hi gh 1t" any pn 111t.. lays especia l emphasis on th e mean- sc hools? That it m··y do for Ancl pka!'c kne>w that th erf' i!'n· t ing r• f valence. reactions, and sub j ect wh at we bel ie ve w ill be gr ade oi ck nning cl o ne in t he tion s. [4) Each sN of laboratory achieov ed for th e s ui.Jj ec t. of ph y s1cs• ("nitcd th :lt fcat urcd al s tudi es 1s follow ed b.v a st i mulat - by He ndrick s' labora -l Dr e"her's Omahn Pla nt. ing group of thot ques tion s.- [5 .] to ry manua l, is lh e wi sh uf all ofJ Th e book brings to an irr educ ible us wh<l now nml httnc e forr h doff mi ni mum the si mplicity, ou r ha ts lo. the n atural de -/ and econ omy of th e apparatus re- partm e nt of we Pt rn State No r- , BROTHERS Iqui red for th e cou rse. (fi] But ma l. Cleaners Dyers ' more sig llifi rant than anyt hi ng else, The fClreworcl of lh e ho ok makes is the intense ly prac t ical character ackuowl e dgem ent to Pres id e nt Htl,tters Ta i 1urs of the hook at every ste p. The lH ayes tflr va lu abl e sugg es tion s. It!
student who lakes thi s co urse ca n. I m ay not be known tcJ th e pr esent not esca pe realizing the i mp or ta nce 1 body of Peru s turlt nt s that M r.
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST NEBRASKA CITY NEBRASKA of th e science he is st udyi ng. I Hayes' special s ubj t' Ct as a hi gh and teach ers tlf phv s iology. ag ri - sc h oo l t eacher in t hi s s tale was that cu lture. anrl dom eR tic science wi ll of chem istrvs ur.e ly ''s it up and tak e notict>'' to On and Thurs d ay of
St& bins' Ed u Ltl ti on ol Ex Lh 011 Re, (In{; .) Fn unded 1893. ll :t
15 R i. h s 1,. r The New Scholl] Su pplies. Crtnf, eLio nc r, Prnits. Gn>e, ri · , \1 I' l · C fl t!', >H·;. f mH.I Coo kil' S th e Avl' I11H' S to n· wo uld li ke to :ot-11.- Bu.' of u!" and save the wa ll{ to 18 steps from the Campus Pho ne 73 H. U. Landolt
"Cousin Kate.''
The comedy of th e above nam e by H ubert Hen ry D av is was put on in migh tily int e re st ing and effectiv e fashi on las t Sa turday ni g ht by th e loca l Drama ti c Club und er Mi ss Dunn's m os t a bl e directi on. The unerring taste, s hre wd insig ht, and compe lli ng id ea ls of the "coac h" were ev ident in eve ry part of th e satisfy ing p erf or man ce. The pi ece itself is ra ther m ore than cl ever· being n eit her m aw ki sh nor farcical' but a chall eng in g a nd eve n i ati ng co medy of manner s. Th e rea l st uff of drama is p rese nt in a thor o-go ing confli ct of standard s- · and th e dialogu e, whil e s imple and eas ily fo llowed , is di s criminating and vivid-l'lt times quite poetical.
Of the seven players in the cas t, all we re so merito rious as to di scourage a from' award i ng res tricted praise. Howeve r, Miss Hazel Frye, in the title part, was easily the ce nt er of interest, an d rece ived un s tin te d admiration and applaUIJe. Her rea d ing of a varied text, calling for extremes of emotional effect and a wide gamut of tones and mo ods , was intelligent and sy mpa thetic Her "Cous in Kate" was just the so phi sticated yet unspoil t!d, wi se ye t im· pul s ive, allurin g, un a cco unta ble, • an d wh o lly se lf-co ntradi ctory Kate inte nd ed by th e auth or.
Scarcely less d ese rv in g of di sti ncti on was the pe rform an ce of Miss Jluth Co ne as Am y Spen cer Miss Co ne was cha rmin gly ing in th e role of th e s ou lful a nd ce nsori ous "Swee t Yo un g :J'hing." Her sol emn se lf- su ffic ien cy a nd be · wilde red inn oce n se in th e presen ce of t hings she cou ld not und ers tand was laughable and del ig htful.
PER U, N EBHASKA , F EB RUA RY 7, 1917.
NUMBER 20
Senior Notes
Woul d th at th ere were a Sherloc k Holm es in school!. Would th at th.ere cou ld be foun d in our no bl e AJ ma Mater a min d so br ilialn t, so a ll- k nowi ng that it ( th e afor esaid mind) could sol ve the weighty pro ble ms th at now c onfront that gro up of worthy st udents ca ll ed Se nio r s! !
[Jack A li s ma n: - "Would that some one could inve nt an automatic silen cer fo r the li brar y."]
Th e seni or wor ri es may be di vidJed i nto Lhe "Who ', the "Wha t" ' an d t he "W hy."
Who are on the land sca pe g ardP.ni ng com mitt ee '?
Who a re on th e o th er committe es ?
What a re th ese commi ttees for?
Wh at is t he r P.ason th at so f ew seni o rs a ttend chape l?
What is the p ur p ose of th e ye ll lead er ? . The cla ss secretar y? Th e chor isto r? T he pian-i st '? The Chap' el H ymna l Bo oks?
1 Wh y, when ma tters of bu siness I are brtmght up in chape l. does rh at porli on of I he class tha t. a ttPnrb ehape l sit with expr ess ion less fa ce and st ony hear t, ta k in g ab solutel y no in te re st in t i- e proceeding??? Now, my ki nd fe ll ow I woii1d make a personal plea to yo ur c lass loyalty. Co me to chap el a nrl hel p!
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M. C. A. cr owtJ ! "A wt> ll sP iec t Pd , in te llig-e ntl y Mr. W il b ur Emm e rt as th e t C'l nceivNI. a rti st ically ex ecut ed Re v. Mr . Rob inso n spo ke wi th a t II If . I pi ece" was t he g-e ne> r al ve r ri ic t. Igreat deal of vigor and in spira ti on and pre e rn atu ra v !'e cnn sc10us · H. C. H. at the men's m eet in !!'. Su nday afcl er gy man , was i nimi tahle -a butt S d · H d te rnoo n. - No t a lar ge n um ber of of laugh t er an d a of
nt but Mr . Emmer t's int eiiJg!-" nc c and 1 cen tl \' t wa :s wa s grat ifyin g. Thi s m ee ting
:J 0 f the two I f or the 19 1 i:> se a so n. ti on of th e new rre::i cl e nt. Mr mi n or cha r act ers Miss Lu lu Bu rk e tt, Sandb f' rg h
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·. · B k • hab i ts a nd s tr nng rn an hootl. He "-uch charm i ng ma nl in ess as to were ch arm1 n g. M 1ss ur e tt. s these men as th e pr esi ri e nls for lhe has W()n le tter f our qea so nquite meet the fa vor of the mos t broad smile and eCJu ally hr oad ac - · " fi rst a nd seco nd semesters, r espec·
Mr Ea rl Cra i g, as Heat h D esmond th e artist, gave a and fra nk p resenta ti on of a wholly a miab le c harac t er. He sp oke hi s lines wi th f ee lin g a nd appr ec iat io n and co n ducted him se lf wi th in footba II a nd five season s in !riticaL It is d iffi c ult to be a ce nt were mu ch a ppr eciated. as t iv ely. Th ey ha ve co mp e ll ed adt age h ero ''and ge t aw ay w ith it." were Mr Am e nd e's towerin g b as kPt ba ll. The b est of )(no d fo r- mirat i on abou t th e· Pe ru Ea rl's fr ie nds were proud of h im. wr ath at his siste r' s mi sfo r tu nes, The t:a rt of t he weep ing an d and his pr y ing in te r es t in wll at for yo u an d Pe ru in !lw l!l lR seaso n, Sa n h ! bec ause of thP. sf've n -da:v -a W<.'<'k <" lean liv ing an d virilt· ma nhood wi thout a hint of etl'c rn inaC'y , evPn si mp le -h ear ted wido w, mo th er of conce rn ed hi m leas t. Ha rry H ahl hf'rk, s up erin tP nd e nt
Amy , wa s adr oi tl y set fo rth by- All in all Lh e pl ay wa s a f! rat ify- I of the 1'ho m as r ounly h ig h sc hool fr om th e fellows who are not in Miss Myrt le Ha rr is. Thi s yo un g in g succe ss. T he cro wd wa " largP; a t_ Thedford , he en re- elected sy mpathy wi t hY. M. C. A. activ1 • • d · t" .J s nappy · w1th a sa lary 1ncr ease of ten do lady rs kn own for her ar t_ the ban mu st_c wa s me anu , ' Ia rs per munth as a reader; and her de li c ate 1mper- th e cur tarn wrth on e no t abl e ex- 1 so nation of a ch a rmi ng w id o w, ce ption. worked we ll; stage ap · Mi ss M utz was in Linc o ln lasl firs t in dist r ess and lat er in re l ief J pointm ents were ta stt>ful and ap- 1 S und ay. iti es Next S unday aftenoon Pr ofes::;o r Pugsley will a ddr ess the yo un g me n.
COA CH JOH NSON .-AND NOW FOR BAS EB ALL and her Ij1; opr iate-; were
THE PERU NO R MALITE : those wh o will the audi ence. i. e. the JUges of th e play.
BE NEAT -
Entered at the Pos toffice at Pe ru, Ne· Wh at the co mmittee ha s to debraska as seco nd-c lass matt er. c id e is: s hall the play be fa rce, · h 1 u ds on it Next venr s JO r epe
Publl s ht Weekly by the Peru St ate Norm al b ur lesque, sp ect acu lar, such as we ,. h'ave bee n havin g f or some year s
You r .se lf- r es ped. tt . r eas on ab le . d pl·cssln u at 75 cts. per year. Smglc copy fi cts. . h d d past, a prod u ctiO n t
First class clea ni ng an . I'?. S Co ll ect i on a nd dehver y. rate
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Ros1l lie Kohn .. Humo
Mrs Nellie M Smith, Local .Jack All s mun
Ros aline Kohn Jumors
Ger tru de C li fto n Sop homor es
Lny Hacke r fo' reshm en
Vi,·ian Bi shop A1 gh Schon!
Mr. Palmer Scie nce Cluh
P ro f. P. M. Gr egg-Advise r
I · di ffe rent fr om weced mg l t. J. A. Be attie of Li n col n, Preside nt 1 Sh a ke sp eare or Belasco. Because there IS go 1ng to be mo re anrl Mrs. J. w. Cr abtree of Ri ver' do ne thi s year in the way of mak -, Fa ll s, Wi sconsi n; J. L. Mc Brya n,
Last Saturday e ve nin g we a ll li s- in g a re puta t io n f or our sch oo l na tiona l rural life exper t, W ashtened to one of the m os t de li g htfu l co mm u ni ty th an in any i ng-to n, D. c.; J. J. Crabb e, preof pla ys . The enthusiasm of s po n- a nni ve rsa ry s in ce the of I sident of th e State T each ers' Co ltaneous comments pr o ves i ts s uccess t he in s titu t io n. And wnll e peopl e liege, Gr ee ly_, Co lor a do , Go v er nor among us. More has b ee n said are loo ki ng t owal"'d us for the more Ke ith Nevi ll e, an d sco res of proabout "inter preta ti on," "fee li ng," s ubsta nti al thi ngs a nd are r ea dy t. o min ent a lumni. j' "le sson ," an rl more lin es q'llot ed acce pt them as they fa ll fr om oq r than has fo ll owed in the wak e of hand, then is the time we D octor Owen ha s a pproache_ci th e I
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Ho se 40c and SSe any o th er pl ay -given here in many ca n not a ff o rd to co mprom1 se or No rm al ite ed itor ur g mg h1m to I years. And you who sat back un-hes it ate. Let' s not go b ack on our- declare th at the pa ri iam ent ary law · der the ga ll ery, wh y was it that se lves. Let it be sa id th at al l that class 8 id not f ai rl y elect bim a r e- I you co ulrl hear every word of the com es fr om Pe ru is pure gold. po rter for the No rm a li te , an d th at I di alog, e ver y shade of intonat i on , I Wi th yg u is th e d ecid in g. he is thus e xcu sed fro m th at se r- 1 e ve ry significa nt turn of the se.n-,Shakes peare or Be lasco? vic e. Thi s is vi r tua lly asl< in g t_helu, d d • 1 h f A L T Bea utifu 1 new Sh ort ten ce? "h y i n t p eo p e s l t · · · ed i tor to fib for h im, w hi ch acabout, m ak e rem ark s, laugh, getl '! co mm o dat ion her ew ith refu sed. I Stripe Si1k for up and go ou t, and eat p ea nut s. Me mbers of 't he Pe ru fa c ulty1 W u ists, e tF Y ard wide
On ly last year some of the best of who make fr eq ue nt tt•ips ov er th e A res ume of th e ba s ket ba ll s ea u $ 5 ) · · h ·t 1 • • 1 $ 1.::-Jv
ou r fa cu lty fo lk 'talked as if th at state in co nne cti on w1t co rnn:'unl Y! so n wi ll be ne xt we e k.
were the usu al way fot: a Pe ru work have a good o pp o rtunity to Th
cr owd to re ceive a e nt e rt a inm ent est im ate th e en thu s iasm growi
But last night-no, ever yo ne was among the o ld a lu m ni ami fri ends th e
the eve ntf ul basket enj oy ing the t hin g hi mse lf, try ing o: Peru for bal l se a so n Preu has just
to h ea r every wo rd , do in g hi s best t 10n of th e se rut -cente nntal of th e t hr u.- \ to let hi s neig hbor h ea r. schoo l. P eo ple who have .not vi si t- I '
In short. it all b es poke of public ed the pictur es que spot th e ir 1 Y. W. C. A. I at refin eme nt and a p ub li c co n scie nce. own grad uat ion day are pla nnin g to On Su n day afte rnoon, March 4,a I L
Ou r pe op le wa nt th e best in art re tu rn t hi s year to th ese pleas an t very inte r es ti ng m eeting was le rl l • and mu s ic and dr a ma and _ when it a nd the school g: o wn Iby Esther Abbey. The topi t>., "Col-I com es they tr ea t it as tho they 1111 memory. Ever y week b nn gs lege Friendships," was we ll deve lr ecog ni ze it , and gi ve ic a we lcome. news whi ch indicates that th e pro- 1 oped and man y go od th ot s were ob-
Th e time is cl ose at hand wh en g ra m of these d ays w il l j nst ify th e: ta ined from this Jes s on. Miss we must choo se t he an nual a nti cipa ti ons of th e se pro spe ctive IGrace Ho op er, s ta te secre ta ry of the class pl ay for the y ea r 1917. Of visitors. Amo ng the peo ple who ICh ri sti an Endea vo r an d a fo rm er co urse in fa ct -thi s mat te r has been have s ign ifie d th e ir inten ti on of me mbe r of the Pe ru Y. W. C. A .• referr ed to a se ni or cl ass com mi t-being. prese nt at the time of our wa s at th e m ee t in g, and tee, and-you m ay s ay that any fi nal jubilee ar e: gave an ex re edingly help ful ta lk choos in g wi ll be done by th t> m. Ho n. P. P. Claxto n, natir;nal wh i ch she c all ed "Advice. '• But the decision of any such gro up c om mi ssioner of ed pcat ion , who Mi ss Mei nh oldt wi II lel!d the of pe ople is abso lutely dete rmi ne c! will de li ver both th e se mi centen- nex t m ee ting-. Mar ch 1 1. Ev e ry hy th e sentim e nt s and de ma nds of ni al and th e co mm f' nceme nt ad -girl to be pr <? se nt
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NEW · GOODS in all departments c omin g eve ry few d ays. purch ases. We are makin g our pri c es as r easonabl e as possible. Do n't wait t ill t oo l ate to make your spring The Cash Sto're M. E. GOOD P
Miss Mary Tenn a nt from Paw n ee City is visit ing Mi ss Zona t hi s week
The a nnua l cata log w ill be combined with th e s umm er s ch ool bu lletin a nd di s tributed March 15. Monday eve ning, March 5, H owani Smi th was raised ' to t he t hi rd deg ree in Pe ru L od ge, No. 1 4, A.
wom an suffrage :- "Wo men are so :... easi ly i nflue nced ." Mi ss Tib betts -"How do you know, Mr man? Did yo u ever infl uen ce F. a nd A. M.
\ Citizens State Ban k
J ack A lisman, argu ing a ga in st ._ ' ::-=--$-'2_5_0_,_0_0_0_._0_0___!
BAR N ES ' PHARMACY
'' THE REXALL STORE" one? "
.Miss Alma Dill on en tertained Misses Mary Pease, Eb ba John so n Fer n Huston, Es the r And er so n -a nd Gladys Ord, at h er h ome in Auburn fr om Friday u nti I Su nday of last we ek.
Pr of. F. G regg went to W ilber, Saturday, w her e he le ctu r ed that e vening to t he · teac h ers of Wilbe r a nd Dewit t, on "V i ta li zed Hyg ie ne Tea ch i ng;" an d on Sunday atfe rno on he spoke to the h !gh school boys a nd men of W i'lber en "Socia l Hygi e ne ."
Mar tha Joh nson di s cussing Br ownin g :- ''Do thin k th ere is any ro m anc e in Ber t ho ld' s l ove?" Mi ss D un n ·-Oh h · . , e 1s ro mantic en uf to want ow ners hip ," (of the h ero in e) Mi ss J. :- " I'd want more th an that." Mi ss D unn : --" I do n't kn ow. May be yo u 'l l do we ll to ge t tha t muc h so me day. "
Some of the r ecent senior elecof '1 6, and n ow cou nty supe ri ntendent of s ch ools of Ne ma ha County, was se en on our ca m pu s one da y las t w eek. _
Ma rie Fow ler, ' 14 , send s gree ti ngs to Pe ru frie nds and e xpresses a r eg ret that the Om a ha schools w il l n ot c lose in ti me to permit our a lu m ni th ere to att end th e ce leb ra ti on in J une. ti <•ns are: Maude Fos n ot, primary, Wi ls onv ill e, $ 50; Ramona Mar g uerite Moult on, '16' of AlShar ra r, sixt h grade, $ 57.50 ; Cora bany , Or egon, se nds best wis hes Zoel ler, his tory, domestic sci ence f or th e I' Uccess of th e Semi - eenten-1
En gli s h, She lby, $ 70; H owa rd nial Celeb rati on, and expresses her Sm ith, sup er in tenden t, Di ll er, Idisapp o intm e nt at not being abl e
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Fres h an cl Cured M ea ts H<11 ne m ad.t- Wi e ni es& Bolog na Speci a lt y F 11lll inc of Goo ds \\·.C Prop
· $1000; H uth Cone , Ed na Gabis. j to be pr ese nt E un ice Edward s, Rising Ci ty. Th e Mi ss Mary Schmeek le , '1 6, Neat Clea n. All work fi rst cla!'s. s al ary and gr ade of work wh ich wr i tes that she has en joyed her these last me nti o ned penple are to wo rk in tthe in term e diate d epart-: obta in was not le arned at Eus ti s, and that sh e fee ls j usta wo rd to th ose who sha v" the m· sel ves. Try :l bott le of "()! (' KS" F ace L ot ion nud stop t ha t burn ine: a ftt·r you r morniug shave For salt: ut
Presid e nt Ha yes, Dean Rou se , t hat sh e o we s much to o ld Peru and Pr ofesso rs Delze ll, Tibbets, j Sh e s en ds gr eetin gs f ro m S up t. H ul l, Br o wn , Kr.ight, Han th orn e, I Lu rl ie L ee, who and Ha rrington last wee k 1 1s a ss ista nt pnn cl pa l. BARB ER SHOP'' at Kan sas C ity what is ca ll ed the Th e me mb e rs of th e cla ss of su per in te ndents' sect ion of th e N. 1916 are raj.Jid ly red ee ming their r
I1-· Has So me Dandy in Stationery & School Suppli es Se,e us ., N. S. H4Ri\Jii\N A. B D. D. S Oraduale of Chicago l:ollege Dentul Su rgeon RESIOENT DEN TIST Office o ver Bal<e ry
E. A. It ':Vas t hi s ori gi na lly, but pledges fo r l ife in th e Headqu art er s; fnr ha s br oad ened ou t to include nor - Alumni As soc iatio n .. pe rc ent- Pi anos & Victr ol as .na l sc hoo l p res idents, in str uctors Iage m d1 ca t es t hat th1 s wll l be the S HEET MUSIC in all t eac h er train ing s ubj e cts, su-I ba nn er class Th e cla ss of 1917 GASKI LL. MUSIC C01'\'\PANV perviso rs in home eco no mics and ) marie _125 pledges. T his is t he 1 NEBRA SKA CITY , NEBSASKA dom es tic science, an d many other largest num ber pledged f rom one Jin es cla ss , bu t the e nro llm ent is lar ge r. Pr es id e nt Hayes and Profe sso rs R. M. Hil l, '15, of Ar apa h oe is
Picture Fr aming
\'o\\" thl· time to gel .t llfl!'<'
H ow ie and Br own fr om Peru were r ea lly m ar ri eci acco rdin g to a letin at tendan ce at the Na ti onal Rur alj te r of the Life Con fere nc e held at Linco ln re- A lu mm AssocJatwn m r es ponse to centl y. Pr es id e nt H ayes g ave th e l "a d un jogging his m emo ry and • 1 Fr nme rl. \\' e enn do it ' addr ess of we lcome at th e lun cheo n cau .;; ing him to r ea l i7.e that he was Th ur sd ay no on , and also di scu ssed! the of. hi s li fe in Lo Queen 's t m:tc. before th t! asse mbly the qu es ti on of 1 not al lymg h1m se lf wilh "Th e Relati on of the No r ma l the Alu mni Associat i on ." FRSHER BROTHER
Sch oo l to the Tr ai nin g of Rur al Miss Adys Hu herle, '1 6, now suTe ach ers ." Pr ofesso r Bro wn also per viso r of music in the Nor th de li ve red an a ddress at th e m eeti ng. Bend schoo ls, recently gave the · \can tata, " Th e Wal r us and the Car -with sc hoo l thru Jh e Al umni AssnA lu mni N otes pen te r." Th e success of t he un-cia ti on. Mr s. , H. S. Manvi ll e of Geo E. Le e, '06, superin te nd e nt d erta kin g was sho wn by the f acL Omaha has r ecently he co me a lif e at Wymor e, has been re -e lec t ed at 1 that the schoo l hoa rd met and drew mP m her Mrs. Mll n vi lle is known a sa la ry of $1 60 0. up fo r mal reso lutions expressi ng to Peru people ns Verna H udscm, R oger He ndric k, '] 3, ha s bee n 1their appreciat ion of her in teres t lii Fred L. ,Joh nson, 'l5, who is r e-e lected on a two year co nt rac t in th e con 1mun i ty and her co nn ec· meet ing w ith great. success on a at Hamp t on, with a sa lary of $ 103 51tion with t he s ch ool. r anc h at Harrisbur g, h as al!'o just and $ 1125 per annum. 1 I Jt is inter es tin g to note the in te r- se nt in his life mem bers hin fee E. C. We ll s, '1 5, report s a ve ry 1 est in o ld Peru m an ifeste d by -. . - I 1 h 1 · h S. C. Han ey of S rpm gf1e ld aC'fi ne year a;:, R ey no ld s. He IS plan- peop e w o are no onge r 1n t e . d h h' , E 1 '
. . . ,compa me y lA so n, ,ar , was ning to do g ra duate wo rk ·at P er u teac hw g pro f essiO n but who are Ith e gues ts of his d aughter, Mrs. 0. ne tx s umm er an d the <'O min p: year. an xio us to keep the ir affi l iation , J. Mi lstead, Satu r day ancl Su nday
A PORTION OF THE AMPHlTHF.ATRE , PERU ATHLETIC FIELD.
--------------''--- j Ever ett Notes, I Last even in g proved to lle ·one Spring Goods of t,he most enjoya hl e evenings of I the year for the We have
Our new line Spring Rain Coats in the Store. , : been increas ing in numb ers anrl our of i enthusiasm and interest show how are ' loy al we are Tlie members re-
Let's ::;ee w hat we can do. Our motto is, "Every one do his part, ways be there be there on time."
Our next m eet ing has something entirely new an d is b eing worked out. Everybody get busy. Watch lo ok. li sten. Be sure and be there! watch for th e poster ' spon d so readily to help , eve n in the least thing, th at we are build - Philo Notes
The a-re very new at1d differi ng up all the tim e. Le t's keep the The first semesJer prorg-am com · good wo rk going. Our program m1ttee concluded its term of office was given in the form of a musical w ith the b-ig carnival Suffice it whi<' h was a gr and su ccess. A good to say that every one h ad a good audien ce e njoyed th e tr eat which time riding the merry-go-round, ent. Look them Over consisted of the following num· throwing at th e ni gger • babies, Milstead's T hers. Dud ek 'R lotte ry, visioggery Piano duet. '' Sp ring Br eezes ." ting the war works, see ing the
The Mirror that is Ever Lasting A Portrait
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Mi sses Gates and Zoellne r. wr es tl in g match uetween H ocusVocal Solo, "Listening, ''Miss P ocus Smith and Bantam H eywoo d, Ame li a Char d. and- adm ir ing the stunts on th e Vocal Solo, "J ean," Donald bars by Harry Smit h, a Ia c lown , Blankenship. and Willia m N ovak , a Ja pr ofessio n Old-}l'a shion e rl Comedy, Quartet. elle Hor se races and auto polo Vocal So lo, "If I were a Ro;e," co ntes ts cone I uded the entertainMiss Cora Zoellner. ment. Oh, no, I. forgot-the ice Vocal Duet, "Venelian Song," cre am co nes had that office Donald Blankens h ip and Amelia The nexl meeting is in ch arge of Chard. i Misses Snell and Lehr and Mr. I Vocal So lo, "Good Night, Littl e 1Doane. The chief feature of the Gir l ," Frankl in Jun es , program, wh ich is to be of Irish ! The e nte rtainers all shower! a: character, is the play of Lady Gregreat amount of and we I gory's, cal led' "Spreading th e The Pend d' Orei ll e Studio i hnpe to hea r them again. News.'' Othe r de tail s of the pro. A short bus i ness meeting was gram proph esy a ve ry su cc essfu l : helrl after the p1 ngram and Frank- , t t . t lin Jon es was elected vicepresident, I en er ammen - -· Ph one 56
E.J. NEWMAN Peru. Nebr Donald Blanke ns hip, treas urer, Fa'y I " Rouod Table Boys." Jones, sea rge nt·at·arm s, Marga ret The "round-tabl e b oys," mem J ont:s, Normal i le Ert itor, a nd two Ibes of the graduate s chool at HarFresh Cut Flowers ;me mb ers of the secourl semester I vard, got together a ncl agreed on
For Aoy Occasion
Sul·h a;; flirthrla_v Parties, Hetni'Ol hrn net•;; Punet·al;;, etc. in npproprintc :u:rangemcnt;;. Nn order to sma ll an d none too large.
G. E. BERTHOLD THE F.LORIST NEBRASKA CITY, - NEBRA-SKA
' pr ogram committee, Mary Boyd and the ·'girl t hat' s worth while," as Co ra Clover, were appo tnted follows: Now, we are read y for work. 1. She is attraet i ve, graceful,
Ha !< for twe nt y.fo ur yea rs bel'n su ccessful in pl aci ng No rm al Training Teachers or Ask yo ur tcuchcrs and former Write for ou r r tan s.
lth but no t pretty h ea y, She can dress tastefully and 2. - f t anyone and make h1m eel enter am at easey She can make bread as well 3 f. d and cake as well as a as u ge, r areb it 4• Sh e is appreciative of the dance and of the sports.
5 Sh e is br oad - m1nded, sym; h t' tactfful unselfish, opti- pat e tc, • t' thrifty of good d1spostt10n m1 s 1c, • cl moderate in a ll thmgs. an h 6 Sh e can stand r everses w1t · out worry.
'l She is gentJe to ch tldren and kind to o ld er people, especially her parents.
B. She ha s a broad educatton, but no t n ecessaril y a college one.
9 She is modest and true an d h ome -l oving lO. She has good social stand is of a religous nature, an d tng, is not too proud to pray. - ·-----Clara Beck )eft yeste rd ay for Ca l· ifornia, where she h opes to ben efi t her h ealth. She wi ll re main there with her sister for some mon ths.
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It doe;;n't mal<e any diffc>remce where yo u liv e;
THE PERU NORMALITE
VOLU ME XI.
TR AI NING SCHOOL HAS BI G FROLIC
Br illia nt A ffa ir at Ne w Tra iner Build.ing Sa turd ay E ve nin g
At eig ht o'clock on Sa t urday n ight. t ho se wh o had done practice tea ch i ng during th e yea r, br ea th less wi th anti cipa tion, asse mbl ed in th e new bu il di ng as the gues ts of the train in g teac her s. In our honor a r ug was p lac ed inside the e ntrance. Sc r ee ns were so a rranged th at the o nl y wa y to be seen was "do wn :; ta i rs." At th e foo t of the stairs we were gr ee ted by Mi ss B ro wn an d Miss La n gdon Fr om th ere th e lad ies were es co r ted to the se wi ng room and th e gentl em t:! n to th e obse rvati on room hy two Ii ttle gi r Is, wh ere th ey removed the ir wrap s. They we re d ir ected the nce to th e gy mn as iu m. Bu t wa s it p ossi bl e that t hi s was
PER U, NEBRAS KA, MARCH 14, 1917.
thP. gy m nas ium ? Life -l ike pink A ROA D YOU 'LL ALL TR AV EL THIS S PRING. r oses bloo med a ll a rou nd the r oo m.
Th e wa lls were f es t oo ne d. In one ladi es s tepped f orwa rd and the ge nts: se veral girl s o-a ve the clap d I RES UM I ., ance to j EOP THE BASKET BALL SEA SO N corn er was a qua i nt old wi shing fe ll ba c k. " By t hi s the partnl:'rs Victrol a music. 1 well w ith re al wate r. A tin p ai I were chang ed. : The last group receive d the IRecord s Sh ow Schneid er Peru 's C rac k too k th e pla ce of th e c onv enti o nal N ex t. to eac h person was gi ven a J pri zP. a ja r of s tick candies. Mr. 1 Go al To sse r "oaken bucke t." s lip nn w hi ch wa s hi s na rn e. Til e I Lell'! r di so laye ri hi s wond er ful hy p. l Sin ce th e b oys ar e so sca r ce, the slips were of five diff erent co lor s. i not ic powers. He cause d Mr.! Basket ball is the lea di ng winter master of ce remoni es , Mr. Rou se . Those h av i ng th e sam e met j to r em ov e h;s coat and: sport in th e sc hoo ls and colleg es ex pla in ed how e ach girl co uld have in a se par ate r oom and pla nnPd 1 shave; Mary Boy d to sm oke an Ith r uo ut t.h e c.o un try. In a gr eat a cha nce at one, if not more. Then so me st un t. In ten rninn tPs all i rpag in erv ciga r et in a u se d- to- it ma ny instit uti ons it is onl y ou r sc h oo l au c ti on ee r, Mr. Le fler, convened in th e. t ') sty le. Mi ss Carpe nt er and Mr s. f ootball amo ng al l th e int er co lwi th face and "do or d ie "/ pe rfo rm the s tu nts. Ho wi e pl a, ·ed car d s. Mi ss Br own legi ate s ports Th ere are a great ma nn er pr oceeded to se ll the bo ys ., First wa=- cf epictP.d an d ance d. Miss Gohee n j umped many r easo ns fo r the pop ula ri ty of Th e g irl s we re pri v il ege d to bid in whi ch Mis,; Bre nn e m'ln el r ope Miss shined h r thi s g am e. At one mome nt a t ea m an y thing they ple a se d. So me of lwith Mr. Howie. Coa ch .John ,;o n and so me ot hers were ju mp· ma y be c·arrying the ba ll down the OUl p . . f :l I ·'d" I '1' fl ••or on the offe nsive, on ly to fi ne! · ro m1 s mg men were per orm er t1e we rj :ng ce rem >n .v .: 1ng .Jac<-;. ne pantom 1m1ng· was so ld fo r suc h thlllg s as a h appy I Alt ho the father cam e to r ecla im ' pe rfe ct th emse lv es th P. n ext mom l:' nt on th e home , a s mi le, thr ee sq uar e meals! hi ,; daug hter. he was t oo lat e. ; Th!.' ll we we re all tol d to march defensive , b ecame of an inter cepta d ay, an d a h ap f. 'Y fire sid e. Vi c I Th e se co nd wa s a c ireus para IP. 1down ti1e h al l un til we met Miss j by an op pon.en t. Th e ba ll was u nu sua lly fo rtun at e. He went IMr s. Ne lli e Sm ith led thP band' Bur ley Sh e directed us to the i Is co nt in ua lly changmg hands , and fo r a laj) of luxury a ll hi s li fe.; th at playe <.l the popul ar snn'.r nov::-1 -: We then re tunwd 1 t ha t is the f eature in th e ga me Bu t th en Vic alway s was luc ky . A; t .v "E ve rybod y' s l t. '' to the gym an d bun :! the chai rs: that m akes the r esu lt so un cert ain group of fi ve, in which were Dean/ Mi ss Car ey led her train ed henrs ., on tlw wes t s id e fac i ng t he eas r i an d the so fasci n at ing as a Rou se , Professor Howie, Leo j 1-virs Rouse , Mi ss Harr i ng to n, a nd After we had eal.r.n ou r i ce cr eam spectac le. Bas ket ba ll is played Je wel l, LeRoy Bene dir't and ElmPr I Mi ss Bro wn did an or ie n t: d searf and cake, il1r. l{ouf'e t:!X pl ained t ha t' th e a udi ence is in W! lson, we re so ld fo r a Fo rd .,d an ce Pr es irl e nt H ayes p lay Pd who le Nas not to be prn xJm lt .Y to the p.layers , whi ch There w ill now be an in crea se in the only human in th e !7ive n to .; ; that nnw Pnl · allows a close scrutm.v of a ll th e th .· f Ph ·d Wh b 1 , I ·II 1 Sr111 th woul d g1 VI:! a sen nus var ious plays. Th ere are pr oba bly e pr 1ce o 01 s en a o CJ wo1 r. , 11 d 1 '1'1 · • • • • 1 1 uslrate e cture 1e p let ur es mo re or ganize d tea ms of b asket voung wo man made th e p ur c ha se NPxt wa s a PI On E'e r scenP. wl' re ta ken du ring hi s tr ave ls ha ll in the enun tr .v than any ollwr Jf a blu shing young man, she was Rou se a nd Vic to r .J ones we re a ar nun I t he campus T h1' n fo ll owed H ( II 1 · r b 1 r 1 1 at hl et ic force d to br av e th e eyes of th e as-j yo ke of oxe n. at ·,e 1 1 r ove o· nt1 acu l .Y sembly to cla im her vi ctim. , th em wi th a win dow s li ck, which sen1or s. by suc·n WillY Al tho Pe ru did not win th e I I I b 1 f 1 tl 1 r ema r k,; a,; tr nh• l'r nf. <:an mak e. cha m pion .; hip, t hi s seasrr n has in Afte r the he r oes ha l a e en Vic tor e ar er gr ea y, < 1 nr a F'o llowin.r this we wpru II 1 I s 1 1 " ' " ma ny r cs pPcts 1een one of th e m ost chosen by the hPr oi n es, we had a gid da p. " Ha rry 1 ll an r a rrange d by the end 1 t•• r- in ch of I inte r es ting a nd success fu l. In poin ts grand ma rch led by Mi ss Dow ning ! Mrs. im pe r so n at er a p 10neer the P eruvian Jf you wis h t r, see and her Tubby Be ll. The co upl e. The I nd ians att ac ked we loo ke d, < st>a reh r:n r our enth,u sl a :J m. and a tte nda nce the h d b P f I h f b t ·he ever re ad y p1 ct ur es 111 the J.l l7 Pe ru v1an 1 J !:J J7 has no r-qual. O bse rorc est ra dir e ct e y ro e ssor t em o co ur se , u '· . ' . . . , ·, ' f . f' 1 t 1 th) 1 1 Aft er Slll $! 1n g th e Co lor Song, vatwn revea ls the f ac t th at "Smyt he " f"urn l· hed th e mu sic a1th u co wboys 1<JU er c · · 1 p N 1 d . , "' · , g1v1ng- t 1e f' ru ormal .ve l. an th e atten dan ce in almos t eve ry T hen fol lowed th e "H .:si ta tion." sa vages I to ex press to our hosts wha t case was co nside rab ly la rger than 0 mercy n o! We did n 't dance! Th e fo ur th c an ha rdl y be te rm e r! an en j oyable even in .; it had bee n, any pre vi ous y ea r. On e n ot icea bl e Wheneve r the mu sic sto p ped, " th e J a "s tunt. " Mi ss Do wn in g- and 1we hu rr ied (C ntin " "'l o 11 r,ast
THE PERU NORMA LITE j share in preparing for the coming I j centennial. You can not afford
Entered at the Postoffice at Pl'ru, Nc· 1 1 b ion fall thru or braska as second-class mattt·r. 1 to see the ce e rat o the good name of Peru discounted Publlsht Weekly by the Peru State Normal! simply because the town cannot, 75 cts. per year. Single copy 5 cts. l "find room for the crowd." Talk j
HOWARD SMITH - -. Ed!tor j centennial; push for centennial;; t\. LEWIS TYLER - Assocmte Edttrlr 1 make room for centennial.-Ed.] I
GLENN 0. KELLEY i Business and Subscription Manager! Citizens of Peru, have you stop- I
DRI'ARTlfi!NT RDITONS i ped to think that the, commence- I
Nona utent week, June 1-6, 1917, is Eos Brown·············· be the most not nable in Peru hisMargaret jones Evt-n:tt
BE NEAT
Next venr'g job depends it Your -self-respect demandg tt 11 • ..1 • at rensona > e First class cleanmg anu pt es r-.. , t,ps Collection and deb vt·ry. r.J
PHONE 89
Merle Paw ey
· h· l:eger M. tory'! Dr. A. E. Wmship of Bos- W ' h d of people too nice Isuch an effictent cabtnet as t
Wtlburn
great success is expected. Louts Worth, N.C. A. to eat oysters but the ates ex-
W. C. A. ton, United States Commissioner j e ve ear 1
Bryan Emmert, thletics of Education Claxton, the presi-1 f " ' fi kiness" was 1 1 E Miss !Jowen....... Music dents of manv other normal schools. ample o super- ntc . f
Dr. Fo som, ye, s ':
Yohn Humor I 11 d ff th th day In Pro es-
Mrs Nelhc M. Sm1tn,......... an practica y a IVIng ormer h certain <'"' ,
d . II II 1 · f pu e o eo er
.Jaek AJisman ············ presidents of the Peru normal are Isor Wilsons class, w en. a ,"" Spectaltst at Dr. :vlnr.v.Ciary St·n!ors b . I f h young lady quoted lines from Sh Ilh ' ffi on Wednesday Kohn Jumnrs to e our spec1a guests o onor. , " , "O wad
Gertrude Clifton Sophomores Then there are to be hosts of Burns s To a Louse -. ' . Mar. 21. Spectacles fitted. ExamiLoy Hacke•.... ' some nower " etc.-and Jnststed Vivian Rishop High former students, frtends and alum- ' ' rl "To nation free. -Adv. :\Jr. Pnlmer. Cluh ni of the schoool who will be hack I that they were trom an o e, Prof. F. M. Grcgg-Arlvt!"er - 11 's " to celebrate, with us the founding 1 e. of the Peru Normal. For this we I Education. are glad. However, with this!
Absalom Up,.T o Date.
He goes to Mr. B. I. G. Head satisfaction over thing5 to be, j A learned professor was discuss· anrl says: "Do you know you 1 a responsibility. These I ing the boy athlete, and announced
ought to be in the class play? I'll guests are going to look to us, the Ithat he is prone _to set athletics .too suggest your name to the commit- citizens, as their hosts. The far above Engllsh, mathematics, tee having that in charge." He pitality which we extend to them and history. In conclusion he toid does, and compels the to is goJ.ng to have a large part in Iof a conversation he. had had with a 1 Black, White & Colors turn down the Mr. Head. their enjoyment of; younfi nephew of hts a few days SOc and $ L I 0 He goes to Miss Em tie Rime- th.is celebration. Can we l previous. PHOENIX
40c and 55c ster and praises her poitry. "Yon I their. expectations? Some William," said I, "I'm glad to ought to publish your poems in the of thPse prospective guests have hear of your success on the school Rchool paper,"· he advises. Miss already expressed a doubt of our baseball team; but you must reEmttie does so and now has noth- ability to house them. That doubt I member that there are other things ing but biting criticism for that! must ·be completely dispelJed from I in life besides baseball." i publication. I' their minds. We must provide j Uncle Will," he answreed 1 Onr Absalom goes to M'' r. Wood entertainment for every Cl'uest at a I, b_ravely, "but I'm afraid _I'm,t.oo
Hose
B ,_, eautiful new Short B. Orator and croons: You cer- reasonable price. To do this our light for footall or rowtng.tainly ought to try out for debates. homes must be thrown open and Harper's Magazine.
Stripe Si I k for Skirts, Nooneinschool can get a point every Waists, etc. Yard wide across as you can." Mr. Orator ready for their coming. In nrrler Y. W. C. ·A. $l.50 to $2.5() per yd. enter.:; the preliminaries and is to locate these rooms and to catalog On Surulay, March 11, the topic 1 nnw mentally accusing the judges thein so they may be readily of "Missions" was discussed under/ of being prejudicial. Ireached when commencement the very able leadership of Miss
And everyone says that Mr A. comes.. acommitteeman will Meinholdt This theme was taken 1 so nice, so appreciative, so Ieach home in Peru this WE'ek, up from three different view dis:!erning. Everyone, may I say probably upon Saturday. Will you: points: personal, home, and foreelCcept the unfortunate folk who have this mattPr in mind and I ign missions. are obliged to turn down his in- him, yes, assist P(lru to give the 1 1 The nPxt meeting is to be of
Clmpetent clientelle whom he flat- "glad hand" to our guests next such a nature that no girl will wait! but who, in turn, are too June? List your rooms evP.n tho· he urgPd to attenrl Mrs. Rouse l vain and obtuse to fathom the there may be a possibility of some JS to cnnrl·l('t the meet.mg and her·' shallow trick. In this fable, dear family guest rorning at that time. theme wi II be announcerl later. may we granted the i We'll protect such a possibility for 1 Those whn have hearcl Mrs. Rouse NEBRASKA CITV, NEBRASKA to profit by the sad 1 yori. Committee on Commence-jat snme past time will be there· THE QFALITY exp.3riPnce of this fanciful miJsaic I ment Reception_ and Houuing: 1 together ':"ith those have not I Everything Marked in Plain Figures called Absalom. 1 B. Chfford Hendricks, yet expertenced that pnvtlege.
______G_. 0. K. Dr. N. S. Harajian, ! y elected of the "Be your ord:-rs great or small . . . I M. F. Meek, I · · · A. for thP. com1ng year I Phone or hr1ng them one anrl all" Peru Ctt1zens as Hosts, 1 J. D. GraveR, are: Verna Snell, presirlent; Effie I T<J [fhethotfulstudentwhenhereadsl Verne Chatelain, vice-president; Rachel! MrS E 0 the following announcement, will I c. F. Beck, .treasurer; Esther Me- 'j • • ) that it is u to him to do his ·'.na ' Ruth Vernon, Phone. 218 P M· C. Lefler. em respond tng secrPtary. With 1 Agent for Sunnyt<lde Greenhouse Falls City, Nebr.
NEW GOODS in all departments coming every few days. purchases. We are making our prices as reasonable as possible.
Don't wait till too late to make your spring The Cash Store
Everett Notes, At our regular society we enjoyed a well planned and well given program. The weather was so fine and spring-Jike that the Everetts made a good showing • The solo by Dwight Mardis was excellent and he responded with a
Citizens State Bank WHAT EVERY YOUNG MAN SHOULD KNOW
Tlwre are no chOl·olateg made that are better nor are there any more attractively pacl<ed than are LIGGETTS CHOCOLATES
rery pleasing encore. We did not AN OLD RELIABLE BANK know of his unusual talent or we
Tal<e a box of thl·m \vith you next time you call on your lady and then note The Smile that wont come off. New Stock Just hould have called upon him before WITH ASSETS OF OVER ' now. The playette "When Love is $250,000,00
BARNES' PHARMACY
was very satisfuctory. Miss reading was so well received by the audience that Alumni Notes. · f h Jssue o t e Normalite , the meethe was forced to respond with an The chorus of high school pupils, ing of Philomathean Society last encore and gave us, in poetical at Edgar, led by Superintendent
Come Otie! Come A. II! Friday was in honor of old Ireland. form, some good advice concerning Jimerson, recently rendered an exthe minding of one's own business. ceptionally good program, which re- Miss Snell, chairman of the pro-
Save Time! Save Money! The program ended with a "three [fleeted great credit npon both the gram committee, and her two able J leafed clover" trio. Another chorus and their leader, and arouserl assistants, Mr. Doane and I such pleasurable program will be much interest and ettthusiasm. Mr Lehr, deserve much credit for such· given in two weeks. Watch for Jimerson is a Peruvian, '14. Ia successful entertainment.
futher notice. Supt. R. V. Kelley '15 has been I Th ____ _______ e vrogram began with an interre-elected at Colman, s. D. with
The Community Club, which was organized for the beautifying of Peru, is planning to give '·The f'amily Photograph Album" next week. Prominent citizens of the town and members of the faculty are to take the different characters.
CITY MEAT MARKET
Fresh anrl Cured Meats Horne made & Bologna Specialt\' Full line of cnnni-d Goons W. C. BURGESS, Prop
e:sting sketch of the ''Origin of St. a sustantial increase in salary He reports school work Patrick's Day" in which Wilbur rapidly at that place. His high gave us an item of inforschool pupils are at present re- 'matton to all of us I hearsing a three act play to be !-that St. Patnck s noted given in the near future in the deed was that of driving lhe ·nt t f th thl t• f d snakes out of Ireland. Living Irish 1 eres o e a e 1c un p1ctures illustrating songs well High School Party, Wanted Your Presence at my Party. Neil Cole.
Vari•ety Store
Jan 7, 7:30. And that was what started it all. known to us followed. Miss Meinhold ''Kathleen MaWhile down town JrO to
for your ''Barber Work Neat, Clean. All work first elm;!'. Seeonrl door fr·om po!'toffice
justa word to those who shave: themselves. 'fry a bottle of ''DICKS" Face Lotion and stop that burning itching sa tion after your morning shave For !"ale at
vourneen" with voP.al accompani. ment by Miss Stella Oleson. Helen McMeecken was a beautiful portrayal of the "Rosary." William Novak accompanied this picture The pupils of the ninth grade were with a cornet solo. Miss Kather- BARBER SHOP'' the lucky ones this time. ine Matthews was a charming -----------."At the hour set everyone''- ,---------------• '' Nlother Machree'' and Mr. f f h • ll 1 t I""' t th I Heudquarters or was as JOna J Y a e. )u e H ' . . f th· I d b I ou8e s smgmg o IS ove a- p· & V 1 adherenc-e to fashwn certa1 nly d1d: I ·' I t l'f t th . t I . h JanOS ictro as · au en 1 e o e ptc ure. ns SHEET MUSIC not spoil the fun of the evemng. / 1 d" 1 d h th Ph"l i me o 1es were p ave y e 1 o The musical talent of the Quartet, irish Washerwo- GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY was shown by several selectwns man,, "The Girl 1 Left Behinrl 1 NEBRA5KA CIT\', NEBSASKA from different members of Me," ''St. Patrick's Day," und Dandy in
Stationery & School Supplies
See us party. Then followed a ".rousmg. •'The Wearing of the Green," re- '-· good time." Games, are: cPived appreciative and merited • I always popular at part1es were 1 · : app anse. put to good use. About H :BO it, While the stag-e was set for the
N. S. HARAJIAN
A. B I>. D. S.
6raduafe of Chica9;o College Dc:ntal Surgeon
Spring is Here
Gl't out your Korinek. Jf you was announced that we would play play to follow, Prt:?sident Wi II iam "Good Evening." Some returned Novak in behalf of the new officers in a few moments, but othpr.:;, and program committee expressed don't ha\'c out·lt·t us !"dl you an partly undPr the spell of the Lady\ his appreciation of the efficient 1 Moon and partly under the spell of I administration of the first semester i Eastman Kodak THE ''lady," returned not quite· officers. We then attended to the 1 :1 FISHER BROTHERS RESI OENT DENTIST 1 so soon. 1 playette, "Spn·ading the JJl<lJtiGISTS Office ovrr F:ty Hal<t·ry i After the belated couple, had. by Lady Gregory, which transport-: --------------'.straggled in, we chose erl us into the heart of lreland.
EaC'h gallant chose one of the array The cast of characters follows: -
R C 1 Iof hands and escorterl his lady. intn · Bartley Fallon, Floyd Doane; hard to grinrl away at dry text ; r. . D. 0 e the parlor where delicious refresh- Mrs. Fallon, Mary Wickham; Red I hooks. Sn Charles Pulmer and ments were served. Just us we .Jack Smith, Wade Caldwell; Shawn! .John LaukempPr, brilliant Denti!-tt j i finished the big the: 8 arly, John Tim Casey,: geology students. .Miss evening, came the ommous blink of· Walter Johnson; James Hyl'on, Os- M. acl(pran. g and M1ss (Jc:.atPs m. a 11
Phone II 71 t t II S I t t the lights. There was a w:;ty \car Oakes; Mrs. Tarpey, Myrtle le £ tnp. ..._ evera m eres mg
Office (H'er Ym-idy Store scramble for wraps, then all hurried Donahoo; Pol iceman Arthur Rell; fossils were fou.nd, the most re8. L. SHE LLH 0 RN home to creep between the sheets I Magistrate, Victor Jones. markable of which was a button Rt•sidence Phollt' G
Office ov('r Store
Phone :n ! PERP, NERf{.
before the lights went out. 1 from the coat of a Mound Builder. ! M. F. and E. D. Great Interest in Geology. How much better is this way of Saturday dawned a bright, beau- studying than former unmotivated Philo Notes. • , · ' Prevl·ous tiful, shining day and it seemed 1methods. As announced in the
Resume of the Bnsket Ball Senson. th e 16 g am es An j
(Con t inu ed rrom Fl1·st Page. > co mpa ri so n of th e to tal s di sp lays :
thin g a bo ut the audience h as bee n th ese figu r es: In 1914, Pe ru ! th e ir co urtesy and fairn r!ss to the t otal ed a04 to i ts oppo nen ts 263 ; visiti ng t ea ms. Th e Pe ru "cro wd" in 1915, 4 71 to in 1916, 267 j playe d clean ba ll as di d th e t ea m. to a nd in 19 17, 312 to 30 6. I
Nebraska City, Nebraska
A co mpa ri so n ot th e ave rage Th ese fi g ur es show the m en who Thursday, March 15 sco r es of th e gam es for th e la st have led the sco rin g e nd of th e fo ur years shows tha t th e a ve rag e 1 g am e for th e last fo ur sco r es thi s se a son have in pro por - In 1914 Ja nd a sco red)4 in j ti on to th e numb er of g ames pl1y - 191!'5, made 122 po Jnt s; ed be en sa pe rcent less Thi s can la ;;t year Sa ndb e rg ta lli ed 85 ; and be acco unted for by the fiv e man Ithi s seaso n Sc hn e id er sco red 1 58 1 sys tem of defen se wh ich a ll th e poin ts-ove r half of th e t ota l Rl2 : co ll ege te am s d id not u se un t il t hi s scores m ade thi s sea so n. Sc hn eide r' s 1
sea so n. Inter co ll eg iate te am s p ut in div idual r eco rd has neve r bef ore up a more sys te mm et ized an d been eq ual ed in the hi sto ry of the: s tr onge r defen se thi s seaso n than in sch on l. i Th e Dra matic E ve nt of the Se ason J h 11 E Kellerd Ass i !' t ed by i\m l'ric a' s r; rcatcs t Aclor 0 \v.1 anC. hi s P amous CompAny Charles B. Gt m ·gian a I son in a 111 ag nificc nt pr od uct ion
yea rs prev ious. 1 Jt'rom the sta nd poi nt of co m pa raln 19 14, Pe ru won 70 pe rcent of ti ve sco r es and ga nws wo n, t
s th e g am es p laye d; in 1915, 75 'i season has n ot held the lead , but
' Je r ce nt ·, in 1916 , 66 pe rce nt;
191 7 Pe ru won pe rce nt <• f Ithe bi gge r gam e, wh et her it he in ff t 1 Estes Par k. wh1c h have a pl eas1 ng e ec 1 - basket ha ll or in any o th er gam e, th 1 S n'or Notes 1 If yo u see a per so n acr oss e e 1
Spring Goods
Milstead's
hav e in yo ur h and, t urn to th e last it was de ci de d to h ave up on c lass page an d do it as if lay i ng it da y th e ce r emo ny of the P la nt in g of th e I vy, a May po le dance, and .a down. As he g rabs fo r it hu ngri ly ba se ba ll game. A com mi ttee IS a pl eas i ng dive rsion is to calml y to be ap po inted by th9 pr Eside nt of star t tu rn ing the pages b ack again th e cla ss to a rr an ge for these and cove rtly watc h th e di ffer e nt events.
t ea m has won it s pla ce in th e shades of gr ee n on hi s fa ce. h ea rts of the s tud e nt s beca use of.
IE. L. S. Bish op Stun tz has co n sPnted to deliver th e baccal a ureate se rm o n. these thin gs "Re d" Emm er t. Y. J\11'. C. A. Notes. Abo ut fitty me n ga th er ed Sunday Library Hint s. ' afte rn oo n, Ma r ch 11, to li sten to a
of Our new line Spring Rain Couts are in the Store. The pattt!rns are very new and diiferent. Look them Over th e HH7 t Pa m heads th e Iist. · 1 1 Th d ta ble wa itng fo r the paper yo u In se n io r ch ape ast urs ay , Cham p ion s hip te am s may co me and go , but th e team whi ch win s i ts way into th e he art s of th e st uden ts , los ing or winnin g, is th e t ea m 1 which pl ays cl ea n, ha rd, a nd fai r. !1he w rit er be li eves th at th e Hll 7
E nt er th e libra ry wi th a ru sh rem arkable message gi ve n by Dean I an d af te r spot tin g all yo ur fri ends Mc Pro url of the Neb r aska Wes leyan
Toggery J with a ra pid g lan ce flit fr om table Un ive r si ty on the th eme ''A museto ta bl e exc han g in g all th e la test ments and Ch ri stian ity." De an g oss ip. Thi s cr ea t es a soo thin g,! Mc Pr oud co nt ended th at the e rn er es tf ul atm os ph ere whi ch is mu ch tio na ) pa rt of ma n co ns is t ed of
The Mirror that is Ever Lasting A Portrait
The Pend d' Orei ll e St ud io E. J. NEWMAN
P ho ne 56 Pe ru, Nebr.
The ''4 Hustling Dresher B•·others.,
I · t d b I It m:d ;t• anv diffc·remcc
I ap pr ec1 a e Y w to are play wo r k. love an d wot·;;h i p; a nd t ryi ng to study demonst r ated h is theo ry by so me \\'here yon li ,·(•; Rnrl t'X1 Wh en Vou Co:ne acr oss a good I f I JilT"!' b ri ll!!!' th e Snl lt' rh nn.•;dwr • • < won1 er u pe r sona l expe ri ences ·-
I j oke or a pictu re in a ne w ma ga- with ml' n. He also ar gue d that we Cln:11 ri ng Sl' n ·il'l' tn yo ur n'l'y d oo r. I · I') 't out No 0 11 ° e e Pa J-cel,.; Pos t'". z rn e, c 11 ' · - ·' shou ld slri ve for a mental and Ica r es to see it, and bes i cJes the gap physic:d ba lance in 01.der n ot to cl1:1 r gc;; on,· "'"Y 011 ;; iz<' d hu ndk in the page obl i terates the mo not-im pa ir ou r e ffi ciency He t" poi nt.
1 1unous aspeet. of thP r eadi ng matte r. ed by saying : "A ll amuse men ts ph': t;;t· k_nnw i;;n't If the cha ir a cr oss the ta hl e fr om that bu il d u,; up men ta ll y, ph ys ic- I" f111c r n1 ckn n1n g do 11 c 111 the yo u is not occ up ie d. s tr etch you r ally , moral ly , and sp iri tua ll y are l l' ni tu l S<:1t<·"· thr,n th:1t f(::tt uJTd :tt legs nut an ri r est you r f eel on i t. gond; an:l a ll am u sE' mrn ts th at j (lrn:th: t l' l:t nt.
Thi s pose has th e app r ov al nf th e weake n us me n ta ll y, phyi' ica ll y, /
IUPJ)e l' c ir cle:;· , also th e c hairs mak e 11 · · 11 1 rn ·tra y, nr sp 1ntua ya re bad exce ll e nt mud se ra pc rH. '['I t' f 1 I
BROl' HERS te m ec 1ng was one o t 1e m ost lf you are a g irl, ge t about fi bl h t h h d I p ro ta e t a we ave a t hi s Clea tters
Dyers thr ee of yo ur fr iE' nd s toge t her an d An rl no doubt ma ny of us 1 bu.v so me ca nd y. Th en go i nto th e shall at some t im.e di g d eep in to \ Hatters Tailors ! li brary a nd eat it am irl mu eh our pock Pt books 111 order to hear a ST · -----' 1gigg ling anrl si de -l ong gla nce.;; at lecturP n nt nea r ly so good as th 1·s I ()\1 \ R r II :\. :-.; EH th e librar ia n. Be su re lo leave one wh ich cn.;t us on ly the efrort of
Fresh Cut Flowers
For Any Occasion
S nt'it :ts Werlrlin gs Pa rti cs. Rr nwm ht·:•ncrs Fun e1::d !', t'l r. i 11 npp_rn pri :t tc· range mrnts. No nrd (' r anrlo nnc t oo la1 ge :1 rto
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLOR IST NEBRASKA CITY , NEBRASKA
Isome ch ocolate stai ns on th e ta bl e. com ing . Get i nto the game ComP ont' I Tlwn wh en one lays a cl ea n slwet W 11 1 1 I . . . . e won r 1 <e to h ave eve ry man I of pape r on It wnte in schoo l prese nt next Sunday af -'
on the back of the sh eet he w ill te r noo n. Cha rl ey SpaC' ht and S id -\ . --1 .l:ductltional Exl.hange, ( Inc.) I'11
15 RHhs for The New St ude nt s Se h uo l Snppl il'" · Fr ui t". :111d Co ok i t•s th e would lik t' tn l'') It f(: l't i 0 11t'l'.". 1\lt:: lt" Ut t•ad A \ 't' J1 LJ(' Storr Btl; of us nnd sn \' t' th e long \·vnlk to tow n. 18 steps from the Campus Phone 7J H. U. Landolt
PERU, NEBRASKA, MARCH 21, 1917 - NUMBER 22 ''IN THF: SPRING A YOU NG MAN'S FANCIES -"
PR OGRAM FOR NCE MEN'f WEEK I Christian orga ni zations. Ad1 THE NEW BUL LETIN IS VERY POPULAR Rol l call r es ponse which in vites I D w te llin g of one incid e nt from th e dr ess by Presi c e nt · I T I Brr Events For Semi-Ce nt t> nni al AI- , H· Is of Exceptional nter est to eac sc hoo l li fe of each person; an e xayes I ers a nd Rural Communities hibit of all the old school hooks r ea dy June 4. 1
--. I An nna l Ft's t.ival of Mu s1c. I A gr ea t number of calls for the that may be se curer! in a radius of As has alrPady be en mentJOn Pd H :30 n. m. - Ope n air ha nd conce rt. latest Pe ru bul let in h av e be en re- t hr ee or four mile s; of in these col umn s. the d rr a ng eme nts HI :00 - Stahat Mater- Choru s and ceive rl from s up e rintend en ts and a short r eci ta ti on from these book s for the golden anniv ers ary a nd so lo i :; ts ' t<>ac·hers ov f' r the s tat e. El eme nt s w ith th e oldest r es id e nt s of th e 19 !7 comm e ucem e nt of th e Peru 2 :HO p. 111. - Pi ed Piper - ch o rus of in th e co nst.ru c tio .l of th is bu lle ti n ico mmunity as a c la ss ; dra matizaNoraml Sc hon! are far on th e ir way sch ool c hi lclrc•n. 'which to adv e rti se it so we ll • ti on of the" H.oos ier Scho o lma sto co mpl e ti on. 'l'h e program for 3 :00. Ar t i ;; rs' r f' ci ta l. ; are co mp osition and happy ch oice of t P. r:" hi story of th e fir st sc ho ol in the week of th e anrl 8 :0 0.-G rand conce rt / ext r:mely pra cti ca l f,m: th e neig hbo 1:h oo d by an olrl r es icomme nc eme nt h as alr e ad.v h ee nl Jun eS Ad ;;: quate old t1me c hur ch sonp s and arranged, is an unu sna lly at ·, Gr a nd t-< e uni (l n a nd Se mi - Ce nt en-lr ev i t' W.5 of la st s umm e r' s rural _11f ejold t im e popu lar mu sic; formulatract ive one. Tentati ve ly this pro -j ni al CP ie brati on 1 c••nferen ee are inc lu de d, be:n ri.Ps ti on nf plan s fnr schoo l re uninn. gram is as fo l lows: j 1 0:00 a. m. -Addr ess es _b y former uniq ue. and . co mp a ct Prof esso r an d
Frida y, Jun e 1. j No rm al Sc h oo l pr es id en ts, and , suj!gest1o ns for co un ty life wo tt_k. 1 11 a ye s ha ve rece 1vecl 8:00 p.m.-Op en sessi on of Phil o- pr o min ent a lumni IA UJ.Jnn 1_1 e for: th eir 111 pr e panng mathean a nd Ev ere tt Lit er ary ! r ''0 rrJ. -Acldr f' SSeS h .v Dl. cl ubs IS fo l low ed hy a te nt ati Ve thiS he lJ1f ul bu ll eti n. 2 .·) p. a nd o th er n otab le. con stit uti on a nd by- laws for suchSoc ieti es ' Claxto n , ··"I·· Notice. S cl J 2 k " l·an a l1 st oi p o!'S iu e atur av nn e · <: rwa er · 1 If th yo ung man a 1 d wom an I ,. ·'. f ne \o\· • Pa Pan t-" Tll sto r- 1 cou n tr y life c lub act 1v1t1 es, on e. e .00 a. m-D edrcatJOn o /8 :00. --G ra nd g I r· to p l· cs vl· tal and who Friday eve nin g, n .' ar th e ld ·· f '' lh drt•d SIXtY· lY e · • training bui ldw g- Ar re ss es 1 , i ca l P ag eant 0 er u. 6 u_n hi- f di c:cus ti ion at dub fo untain. dr amati 7. ed, "lf thy lover b 0 W h' Gov e rn - W ln e dav .J un e . surla e or , . h h I Y r. A. E. rn s l fJ , ec " I (' >mm en·t th e Ne bra s ka Hy mn, a th ee u po n th y ng t <· P«:> <, 'II p e sid e nt ' c •nLh Annua ·' 'me et in gs, I h k or Ke1th Ne v1 e. r · I [<'o rt.v ·•JPV C . 1 1 k .. b..:o lu tely indi spen·l t urn to h1m thy e tt c t"e ag am · t rl- · t Vx t:> r e1:;es. frs t of >o n a · h'l 1 J. W. C rabtre e, en 1' cpme n ' 1 D. I t·v life libr a ry, and aga m." lor an ex 1 aratPc AddrPSS hy >.Y I. s abl e 111 th e c lUO I. I ) f' ent Clemmon s and o th e rprom - lO:O Oa. m.- N rio n- ·b·r· e· in th ewavo fpro - audi ence inthep•rsnoflrur sso r , I p ('Iax t on, a and !Jil!:'SI I I ll " I fi f I' th inent e du cato rs. Ph ilnn cet · ' t. ' ·h m on th of the ye ar. Wil:; on will le ave ty ce nts • r e 2 · •r of e duca JO n, to1 1 f :00 p, m. -Ci ass Day exerc i ses al Co mm 1ss run e _ · " ' · 1 )r og ram which is' Nurm ali te e ditor and a L-Jershey or -· d For ins tan ce , lle I 1 7:00.· -May pole drill nim al hu s !Jan ry I f . tl very fir st meet-' Pr ofe ss or Wil son in the Norma Itt> (; ter Ill a sugge st ed m le I . 'I I 8:00 -Band concert. / Ja' , . the s ixth qu es ·l I th e i nte r <>st it l.J ox the nam es of the part ies WI I 'Wh at IS ·ng is tVfJI C:a 111 ' ' 8·30 A I · lass play c a ss :-, "Can' t yo u 1 ' · · not b e: divul ged in this pap e r, or · .- nnu a semor c · 'I" Pr of Gan'.v.- · omi ses · I · · S d J 3 ti o n. · ?" Wea th er· pr · n· S 1 ol Days, " the by word of m :.mt h exce pt to 1n t1unay, une. d ood wnt rn g. '" I ''Ye Oldl lme c1o I li: oo a. m -Bacca lau reate se rm on r ea g '·y but we don t _ee mh ers of th e prog ram - mat e fn e nd s. · h ogg :- es, t 1t. le, nu by Bishop H. C. Stuntz: , 2=00 P. m.-Union meet in g of al l· JL
,. Who ' in prefere nce to 7!) cts. per year. Smgle copy 5 cts. • - 1cla!'sical a uth ors men tioned.''
• Erl itorl 1
A. LEW IS TV LE I< Assoc iate Ed it •J r Y. M. C. A. No tes. I
GLENN 0. I.C 8LI.EY
l.lus incss and Su bsc rfttti \l n t A ng mee tm g - --;-·---..-· !Pen o{ th e Y. M. C.
UE I 'AI! T.\IE NT E UITOUS 8
Non a Pal rner, ·_.. "A. Sun.d'tl V, March 1 , 1917.
Eos Brow n ... .... .. ........>PhilornaLhcan Sidney John so n gave a sp lendid
1\ larga rct Jo nes Evt·rctt ta lk on th e scene ry of Es tes Pa r k,
Frank Leger Y. L.A.
Elsie Wilburn Y. W. C. A. fo l low ed by Char les Spacht wh o
Loui s Worth N. C. A. 1
Hry an Ernrm:rt, ...... .. :!. A gave a talk on th e re igMiss ll owcn , -!:. Mu:<1e of the co nf ere nce he ld Ro sa li e Kohn : Hum or there la st Jun e.
Mr!< Nc llic Smi tn , :r:.... Loc>rl
.J ack Allsrna n .' !' ".\li' 'crya" Both E" peak 1-rs urged all wh o I Man· Cln rv Sen iors 'b l ld t mak the tr ip
Ros<ilinc K'ollll 1uni ors Iposs t -Y cou O e
c;e rtr udc Clifton SQph•>lllorcs thi s s pring to me et the great reLoy Ha cke.· Fn·shrn n f I ·ld I b
Viv ian lli :< hnp .: High Schoo li ll gtous leaders o t 1e WOI anc e Mr. 1-'nlmcr Sc ience Cluh uplifted by a ssoc iation w ith these
l'OU KNOW
that th e glad Easter .seas on is but se v enteen da ys away.
We want to supp ly Y-9.-uEx eady-to-wear • • for me"; wom en of Peru
Our big stock means a wide Freed om of !. f Choi ce ...,. The trtam e below this •ad g uaran tees . Quality Ftlir Prices.
Cleveland Stores
9/obrasKa City. 9/ob r.
Prof. F. :vi. Gregg-"A d . th f th · I e 1s comi ng Jun e. ;;, ''He's carazy over math emat ics.'' wa s also mad e of ''Sh e thinks of noth i ng but Eng - theY. M. C. A. con fere nce to he, Y. W. C. A. I Gr ace Noerr l in ge r, spea king I i sh ." He's s illy over debat ing. " · helddi n Li nco l n, Friday, March 23 .1 M E L R d t d the abou t the esthet ic da nci ng- l esso ns: "I h a b nch of . . . rs. '. . ou se co n uc e never s aw s ue u The yo ung ma n who m1 sses th 1s IS, y W C A M h 18 - ·'Its awfullv hard to ge t the arm st i cks. They're al l cranks ab o ut lo s ing the opportun i ty to hearsuc hl · · 1 • ., . arc .'In a ve ry 1 1 m ove mentswlth yourf ee t. '' so methi ng. " unu s ua yet mte rest mg ma nn er. me n as H. L. Hemz man, Re v. Mr. 1 _, 'T H _, f E , b Thank fol the to Sh e rea11 ' he an11 o s au Y i ----------------. s " Wort he ly a nd many o ther excellent D 1 d h' h f 1 ,.. o ur school. Cranks- wh y . the speak er s. 1Margaret e_ an , . w ICf hwas howorld is full of the[ll What D f t th t S d ' low ed by a drs cu ssw n o t e c ar -
C oats and Suits
wou ld we do without them 'I Wh o 1 :· Vo not · Sa S und ay ! ac te rs. A g irl s' quarte t fur ni sh ed · IS es per ve rv1ce erv1ce un ay wou lrl mak e this old wor ld m ove if 1 L d L d D d k d M' the mu s ic. An 1 exhJ.bi·t of • · ea ers, eonar u e an 1ss ear ey ne w there were no cranks. ? Hen ry Ford Boyd. Theme "The Evil of En- l{em emb er the Ve s per Se rvi ce is a cra nk un auto mobi le const rue- vy ., Time, 4': 30, p. m. n ex t Su nda y, March 25, at 4:30 I ti on Edi so n is a crank. An d rew Ma ry Boyd and Mr. D ude k are! Carneg ie is ,a cra nk on s te e l. Bil ly Se nior No te s. I the leade r s, the topic being "The Sunday is a cran k. Any man who Se ni or:- "1 didn 't go to chapel Ev il of Envy ." I does raot think as yo u do is a cl-a nk last week Wh at hap pened?" 1 ' Be war e of the c rank. By and by .r ust t hi s: Mr Sele ment played I Sophomore Notes I hi s name wi ll be in every · man 's the fin est cornet so lo .this yea r. Ta lk ab ou t i t. thesophs are ri g ht I mouth, a nd he wi ll have monu - Ph enome nal is th e o nl y a dj ec liv e to th er e, and t'lat i"' n ot a ll, they ar e ments in a d oze n cit ies , while no-d escri be i t. A s urpri se for th e over If yo u haJ b ee n ther e, bony out side of your co mmunity re st of the sc h oo l wa s di sc m;se d- yo u' d ha ve found out for ycmrse lf. wi ll kn ow t.hat you ever lived. lt but then that is a se cr et as yP.t. 1 On Saturday eve ning, March 17, takes th e cra nk to mak e the wor ld Present se ni or l ife might be pic· thi s class gave a celeb r at ion in mo ve, to insure pro gr ess tured by seve ral tab leaux . As, a ho nor of S t. Pat ri ck. la sting from Don' t condemn the crank. Maybe yo un g man wa lks alo ng th e st reet eight o'c lock unt il a lengthy tim e you cou ld no t be one if you would. wit h bo w!!d head . A se r ious fr own th er ea ft er. Before you say yo u'r e tha nk fu l you casts a gloom up on hi s face. He The committees on decorations are not a crank,' exa mine yo urse lf and see wh at the deficiency is that debar s you from the elec tion
B. E.
It' s Rea lly Good.
Ibid, a woman s ub :;c r ib er writes, has a riva l in Anon as the author of familiar qu otat ions. " My cla ss, '' she says, 'was asked for cr iticisms on ten famil iar poem s. On e girl wr ote in her composition th at s he preferred Anon' s poems to those of Burns, Byro n, Lon gfellow, or Whitti er. Our pnfessor sa id
is a r ep rese ntation of a nobl e se n-a nd ent er tainm ent rlid th eir pa rts ior t ryi ng to frame !> Uch an app li - wel l, butt th e eats r ommittee , wit h ca lion that it wil l cajole a job out Zelia Wa rd as chairman was pe rhap s of so me un s uspect i ng- boa rd of edu· the m ost heartily pra ised. Every cat i on I indication of a ve ry lar ge s opho-
Another pi ct ure might po rtr ay a more clas ;; for nex t yea:-. young g ir l sea t ed at a table in the 1' D · h b , un sc , very usy on hi s lesson l ibrar y. She alternately chew s het'l 1 t h 1 ' • finger na i Is and the rubb er on her! p and cam:. 0 t e P ace where th e penci l. She sighs three time::; a nd : ;or _m ac h maw wa s needed. No t th en whispers to her n ea r es t ne rgh- ow to spel l it pushed Ith e d1 ettonary towa rd Pa lme d bor, "Would you s tart an appl i ca- . . r an as ked htm to find the d t10n by saymg Dea r S 1r , or I le ar · wo r · Mr. Smi th '?" Such is senior ex i:;t- P a_lm er:- ''O, Brantl ev ! Pl ea se bnn g me the Montgomt::ry Ward e nce in the Peru Norma l. catalog.'' NEW GOODS in all departme nts comi ng every few days Do n 't wait t il l t 'Jo purch ases . We are ou r pric es as r easo nabl e as p oss ib le.
Th ey 'r e patt e rn ed a ft er of famous origin· ato rs of modes and embrace a ll of th e n ewes t fra brics. You'll appreciate the low pr ice s prevailing.
Be autifu l Lin e of Georgette Cr epe Wai sts at $5 98
RASKA CITY , NEBRASKA
l ate to make you r
LOCALS
Miss Rose Clark has purchased a new Dodge car.
Jack A ll s man was ' called to hi s home at Strang Frida y even in g by the seri ous illn ess of has fat he r.
ICitizens State Bank WHAT EVERY YOUNG MAN SHOUlD KNOW
Then• are no made tha t a ne bett er nor at·e there anv ,. I Prof. Hendrick s:-:: Why d oes m ore attra ctin•ly packed than are lightni ng se lrl om 'S trike twi ce in the same place?:' Mi ss Gwinn: -"It d oes n't need t o." AN OLD
Did so meo ne mention che rry pie? Ask Ruby D am me for fu ll
II •' . WITH ASSET S OP ' OVE R
$250,000.00 pa rticularr·concerning m eans of ,, _____ obtaining them . W atc h Mr. Tru e L ee Smith vi s ited hi s h ome in blush. ·-' Ci fly,
· .. · 'Ne\v S tock .Ju st R eceiv ed. "
BAR NES' PHARM :A·cy ''THS REXALL STORE" .,
Ray Robert son was in Lincoln II part cif last wee k, taking · i ;; th e state basket ball t ourname nt. I
1 If there 'is ever a ti me when you feel "put out :" s: it i's when yo u· are asked to ab s ent your se lf fr om the library. :' -) '
Professor Wilson no longer re- J ack Al ls man asked Mr. L ewis quires En g li sh stude nts if CaJ;.ro ll b1,1rn e cl oi l. to wri,l!e poetry. Here's. the H e, , ·'No, he, !;>qt;n& reaso n: a lin e." · · " Oh , he lpf ul Jove! Lend us thi:ne aid And he lp us wre tch ed schola r s; We've hir ed a fo ol to te ac h the sch ool, And pay him tift y dol lars ."
C. D. Stoner, father of Mi ss dll iari u·. 'Sto ner, died at hi s horhe ' iit Osceola on Tues day, Marc h 13. 1-l:e·, was a Nebras ka Pi onee r, ha v in1fl cr oss ed th e plain s· in an ear ly day, I ,. and h av in g s ett led in th e state ea rl y'
in its· hi story. · I At th e th ird annual co nfere nce
instructo:s ·,aie h av ing di fficu lty in r ecogni z in g many of th e m.
Most of the yo un g " buds" -ar ound ' th e ca rnpbs out in new sp rin g bo nn et s, and the \ :Jlrl Man Win tn' s gnne .Ge ntle: mL·' s c•1me t:o s tay. Jolle_v pi c nic in the: wo ods, 1\'e"ll,-upply the lun ch m:at
BIJI<Gt> i:> J\IIEr\T .\.1-\RKET '' ..,,. _. fo rm er ly ·hea·d·prohsso r of hi s tory and of wcimen ' at Peru, but she is· n ow a ·g raclu ate s tudent at the st ate univers ity of Wiscon s in.
TI-l E
of the d ea ns of women among 1:! Wi sco ns in ·co ll eges he ld at Madi so n 1- --\-f',..--- - --+r ece ntl y, Miss Mattie C. Elli s- · was l ,--.'tr 1 ! 1 1 -:--- ------------; a guest of ho nor. Miss E ll is was 1ilc down town go to Pr of es s or Gr e g-g and Dean Rou se 1· ., , . /.
Auburn, ,.. eve ninb, t C? flc t,rw judges in th e, debate getweeii Auburn and Te cumseh hi gh schoo ls. Au burn won , 3 to 2. ft! t the first ba seba ll mee ting Co ach J ohn s on Edward Sdement, a nd Craig, we re presen -t. In the elec ti on for capta in, Marty
Mrs. S mith in parliam e ntary law
n CHASE'S
for your 'i ·:·:Barber Work !\eat Clta n. All work first cla ss *t cn n rl doo r fn1111 po!: tnffi cc
class begi ns· te flin g about a wo- Just a w•>rd to tho se who shave th em-
N. S. N. S.i ->St@fe. ma n' s " ri g ht ' t6 wear 'hats during sc h·es. Try a ho ttl c of ' 'U ICKS" practice :-' ' I don't Dnc Face Lot ion and stop th at burning: Ow e ns, clamberin g l:o hi's feet:- itc hin g sensation afte r yo ur m ornH as SO me
DandY ·"': .i ..-; .:. : Statio nery & Sch oo l
See u..;
IGranulations, Mr. Cra ig. Arth-nr Schneltier, of bas ket ba ll fame , went to N.e bas ka C ity · to
teach rn; place, F ri-
Point of or de r,. Mi·. Chai r'a inn. ing s have For at
Anyone wbo · doe s n't "t hink has no right to be fore this a sse mbly. ·"·· Chairm a n: - "'fhe··point ·is we ll tak en ."
An ·eight p citmd ;; un wa s b'orn to day Tha-t .e veni ng he played base Mr. and Mrs: · E mm ert ··Donovan, ket uall with th e.: Nebraska 'it.v ''WESTSIDE BARBER SHOP''
Hec:1dquarte1·s ior Pianos & Victrolas SHEET MUSIC
of Bisbee, S. D. Mrs·. · Donovan is :;:c=Z::•:=J:J::•=....:=:::=-=- A.thleti c G; lp,b, vs ,San s CI H, NEBSo\SK A ::; ta y' ing at pre se nt with · her un c le 1 GASKlLL - MUSit COMPANY and nJ,ay j,ng in •:...'-· .,....,...--- N. wu r;t t l) e,ga me for and au nt , 'Dr. a nd Mr s. Po ll a rd, at 1 Omaha·; and 'Mr s. D. Donovan of A. H I) D. them , 22 to <20. h Grllduale of Co llege Oc nla l S urgeon ·• 'f tl t hi s plac e is th e re carin g for er. Tn ur::;day of las.t w.eek. 1 c A ll are d oi ng nic ely no w. a nd even f\ I:S IIl ENT DE N TI ST ca rn nU" · t·a,v:p rr't(;lS , _D_qctor. O_we, ns, d t •· r G randpa is expecte · o Ofnr <· "'' t' r H:,l;erv le tt for hi s horn e- t\) worJ<, so Oti :, re cov er·.
•• · : • ! ·, • , 1 • · • • 1 k better say,s ; p .e o,p e now _ ." ....,--------;,;l• ' JI c,f Doc,u,n[)l oe your o rd ers gr e at or s mall . We s ee n '' 1 " ' "Pho ne or br in g th em one a'na"all" ' bnr.Jnie footpa ll , daY;'! , .Jail, (Suff ra h·e Ver sion) "'' TU · wh en he re turn s 'o he lp Pe ru ,wa rp If a la tisie wan-t fi the bal lot
··o P oDzel Yo r k, ap r! to work t O\;Vfl i' C:l 1-!" !·adua_. -To help run th e t own , .. l?!l'!-. • 8 ' N I th I II t " · Ph 21 8 fr om ,o r_rpa_· ., . A nd a-la ;;s ie• ge ls e la o · one ,. . ' ', I d f ., Agent for s'unn'y_. iif e ureenfwuse Charl ey Spa cht .has been e · N eed 'a lacJd re ro wn · ' F 11 c· t <t b· 1 f ·ns tr·uc to r· 1n !Many a laddi e has the ba llo t · a s 1 y, 1" e 1. to the po s ition : -:9 1_ -. -
Spring is Here
Junior Notes, ch ildren. Mr. Anderson's portray-!
The us ual meeting of the juniors al of the man who boasts to hi s ne ighbors that his cattle are thorolast Thursd ay was re ally and unu sual
breds, a nd yet pitifully tells the one in two resp ects: pract icall y a sses sor that he has nou ght but
every memb er of the class was s crubs on his farm, was very represent, and the program was the ali s tic.
best planned and most e njoy able of any given this year.
Have You Forgotten
Dr Hou se sang t hree delightful Iri sh so ngs in a charming and sympathetic mann e r. His interpretation was so pe rfect, so much of an echo from th e Emerald Isle, Alumni Notes,
This is evid e nc e of the that is being manifeste d h ome com in g.
int er est in thi s
Miss Mabel Bed e, • '14, wr it es
from Pine City , Minn., th at she
that one junior wanted to bet a expects to be with us at comm e nce-
Hershey that Dr. House' s g iv en name is Patrick.
The comm e dietta, " The Assessor," was ably and effective ly presented by Mr. Harlow, the a ssesso r; Mr. A nd erson, Mr. Taxs hi'rk; Mi ss Bonner, Mrs Taxs hirk; Mr. Carter and Miss Bower, the Taxsh irk
me nt.
Miss Dalna Brown, '1 2, B. Ed., Hun·_< to get coo ki es,
'1 5, has b ee n re-elect ed to the principals hi p at Elkhorn at a salary of $85 . erv.
Mi ss L ottie De akin, '1 1), has been re-de c ted to th e principal s hip of the sc hools at Cowles at a saalry of $85.
Mi ss Ruth R. Jon es of Gle nw ood, lo wa, died Fe br uary -18, at Den ver ,·
Colorado. Miss Jones was in th e No rmal three ye ars, graduating in 1913. She taught tw •.' years in Sidney, Iowa , and just previ ous to h er death was t eac hing in Omaha.
Acros>' the s tre et rom kind s of sc h ool s uppli es.
7Ueo!/er RoyafMade-to-Measure Suits and Overcoats qt
$r8oo $2o,$25,$3o. $35 and $40
Mli. ST EADS TOGGER Y
Spring Time
Portraits
and Seasonable Mountmgs
Make the appoi ntm e nt today
The Pend d' Oreille Studio E.J. NEWMAN Ph one 56 Peru, Nebr.
Fresh Cut Flowers
For Any Occasion
Suc h We rlcling- s, Rirthcla y Partie s, Rem em Pun <';._ als, etc. in appr op t·inte nrrangement s. No onler to small and none too lat-gc.
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA
Sp e ncer Leger, ' 14, who left Peru at Christmas seas on to tak e t he principalship at Axtell. has been re -elected at an advance of salary. He will receive $100 per month the co min g year. Many r epo rts come to Pe ru of Spencer's
BE NEAT
Next _ven r's job dep en d>' on it Ynt1r se lf-respect demnnds it
clas s cleaning a nd pressing at re;:tsonnhle r ates Cnllection nnd ddi vt'ry
PHONE 89
Merle Powley
s ucce ss , and they' re all bona fi da , t oo gr ad ua te d from our Normal in 1908.!
Mi ss Anna •1 6, writes Mi ss Corinn e Whitfield, who is I that s he is e njo y ing her wo rk at teac hin g in th e Linc o ln schoo ls. I I Al l iance. Sh e has JU St r eco vered was at h ome la st week, on account fr om an op era ti on w hich n ecess i- . of the illne ss of her mother. Sne tat ed her bein g ab se nt f rom school r etu rned Tuesday. a month. Sh e says , "I h ope thi s F. B. Brooks. '07. who has b ee n year's class will bo os t for the in- teac hing in Guthr i e, Oklah o ma, firmar y for it cl in gs in my mem ory has re centl y acc e pted a splenrlid as on e of Pe ru' s gr ea t est bl ess -pos ition in th e State Normal Sc h oo l ings." at Mankato, Minn.
A bo ok on "Measuring I nte l!'- Pr of esso r W. N. Delze ll went to
The .,4 Hustling Dresher Brothers''
It mal<e
wht'rc' yn11 l iv('; nnrl •·xI he :-;upnh Cln:tn ing tn \' 011 1' \'C'rv rlnnr. Dreshet·s pay P<t r eels P ost or Expm s on ,· w:ty () 11 a nv sizerlln tnrlle to any pninL gen ce" ha s r ecently been ed it ed by Lin co ln , Saturday, and that eve nthe pr ofesso r of e ducati on in in g he wtth fi ve o th ers, was init iLeland Stanford Uni ve rsi ty In a ted in to th e Sons of V ete ran s. In his preface th e author comm en ds th e gro up that wa s initiat ed was the work of hi s gradua te st ud e nt s Governor Neville; and C : And knnw that tht re o m. 'tli nct·u·· ] -' 1 . )· which has mad e possib le the re- Stewart of the G. A. R. was also 1,..._. .t( c 01 Cot'n m ng cone 111 1 " visi on of th is book . nam 1ng a tn ong pr es t H · 1111 t er th r,,1 that fea tured nt en · e 1s a vete ran
THE NO R
\'OLUME XI.
SixtY People of the Community Give $122 Worth of Entertainment
Dea n Rouse says that every so often the faculty have to come do wn and mak e f oo ls of th emse lves ln the latest come down, the producti on of th e "Fo tygraft Al bu m" the eve nin g of March 20, wives of the facu Ity, as we ll as many of th e t ow nsp eo ple and their wives, were invei gle rl into th e toolmak ing with mo st lau g hab le results lf the appla u se and shr ieking laughter of th e audi e nce dim inished a li ttle to ward th e e nrl of the fun, it was du e to fa tigu e and not to any s up e riority of th e first over th e last f ot1es shown. Profess or Gr egg h eg an th e program with an earnest plea for more trees in Peru, and advice as to the! mt of trees m ost suitable to local conditions, his talk be in g empha1 sized by slid es r ep rese ntin g Peru s. E. NEBR. TEACHERS' ASSOC IA TION scenes of severa l years ago anrl th e jpresent tim e ancl aiming to con-
you
"Who Desire a Copy of the
To Be He ld at Nebraska <;ity, April trast the barrenn e ss of th e treeless 1 5 and 6, 1917 spots with the beauty of arbored
Semi·
=Centennial Peruvian I
Th e ex ecutive com'm' ittee of, the areas lmmed ately followecl the
Sout heast Nebraska l eac he rs As- play of the evening. Pro fe ssor : 1 I so ciation hav e announced an. unu s.- Sm ith, playin g the part uf the ·t b t · d IJ All must be lh )' pr · ,.... su1 or, was to e enter a me Y Frida y, Apn l G, wlll he kn o wn as · b A 1·1 20 1' na ll.v s tron •,.. rr.ogra.m for th1 s yeat the little gir l of th <:' hou se Mi s:--1 S(·nrl Orrll'rf' tn
MA!JACEH, PEI<U\'I AN Peru Da y. On thi s day all mu s ic Du nn, while "sis" prepar · Pt·ru Nl' hrn,:lw 1 will be by diff ere nt inedto come d ow n to r ece ive him Pri ee $2 50 di vi dual s an d organizalne identa lly, th e pl ay e nd ed with- tion s of Pe ru Among the numout t'·.e audience being g iv en th e [=> k' b ·11 be a piano so lo by Mi ss h Mi ss Hanth o rn and Miss er ms, ers WI enjoymen t which wo uld have co me we re funnier than ot her :=;, per aps dressP. d in the ricti cu lous girl cos- Ri ta Th om as , voca l solo Mi ss from watchin o- Professo r Smith pay sp ec ia l praise f!O t 0 ., f tl e ' uO's· Pr ofesso r IJeannette Meyer, numb eJ:::; by the "' 1 F 1 - tum es o 1 ' W • SJi t, - -''si s" ha s not ye t fini sh ed Fisher, playt>cl by Ear e . t sle t. B . I Mrs as jolly nlct Men 's Glee C lu b and the omens h 1 MI Be..Je ll her I i ttl e lamh, ro wn am . . ' . :r Preparat ions. Whil e he a nr u Mr and Mr s. Bund y; Pr ofe1-so r Glee Cl ub ll'a iteri , the ll ttl e ..,,·ster bored hi m h. h "fo ll owed her to sc ho ol , MI."'" II JPr as In ar r anging fnr this program "' w JC H t J) e lz c·ll a nd ..,., -nsn ' With pictu res of fifty-nin e relativ e!'< cou lcl not be found in h lur:. Gra n dpa and Grandma Pe tN s; spec ial att e nticn ha s ht•e n gi ve n hto d ·1 h. plan but neve rL e t-ss 1 1 the spcu ring of such tal ent a nd t e an acquaintances of the famr y. ley's t ea c mg
1 Mr s. Hull , th e s rin ster b ] 't tl e rl y se l 'zed upon hy t 1e
I l t an· l dl' sc u ssin n of s uch t op ics as would with " ma as a I e was eag · ' whns<" s in gu ar Jeau Y · ut c as a 1 ",e c>f' :peri a I in le t est to th ose con -
gi rl ," rep r e•e n tec l by Mi ss R ose ·catil e prac ·lc " aJ·clent woo in g up ' " ve L " t he trip· h n "'c t erl with th e Stale Nr.rmal Cla rk, and enrlinty wit h "pa," re- means of moti vat ion ; d n ot the fa int est sig-n of love in t e " I b " · f3 n Mi ss M ll tz, an (( II Sc ho ol, either as f ac u ty mem ers, Pre""n t db D R e A larg e ts M1 ss owe • 1·m t' er·v1·ous h ea rt of Mr. e y, as "" <! y ean ous ;e ' . . M ulz , U st ud ent teacher s, nr prospective lilCJrlen -framed a lbum, with one Vl ' ss Barc la y-tVII :-S Lieutena nt ;)parks; an d c:o n ' ' . ter ri fic :-:qua il; Mr. R as ''Pa" But whe n the teache rs Among th e pro min ent !an 1 ·as page, and no back a JJow erl ca ug ht 111 :: Beau ')US£> '· k \VI ' II be ••r".· I me - h 1 out-of stale spl·a ·ers "" ., t f a han c so IelSt Jll·ctu r·e 11ad l.Je en s ow n, an<
ne •nsert1'o n of the p 1. ctu r es r om th y ly ci ry 1 Miss Rul o n, e t a }l nd Ella l•'la gg 011ng, ltlrmcr lhe back , the po s 1'ng of a s ubj ect 8 rumm e • and 1 lays· 'sis" had not ye 1 ,... -< · · <•f tl1e Chic:wo 1 f the olt c < • h ·earn was s upe rin LPndent ,... '!O tbe 'd h t- ff fr·om th f' c haz ml ng bel e o t. t wh<J"'e t he audi e nc e th ot t e sr r f' tl I" ·t edu c·a one Sl e S U 0 v ., • tne schools, on e 0 te grc<t ooo!::' • '. f , C the corne IS , urof Smith fell aslel'p , I 1 e\V of the aud 1'e n ce, ()' oi ng on Fzra arey, t the ove r. r · , t 111n,·•l t•x. e"uL i\•e JJO ;; itinns eve r helc ,... ,, ld h ave m ea n ' f the f ot.vv;.raft,;' C' om - ' ithi le the s ubj ect on the other sidt- dehornJng wou f th e local ct">nir; subJ ec ts o I r re him in by a woman and Harold W. l• og ht. Was b l·no- exposed, gossipperl provem e nt o fl . as in" across th e stage 1e " I national rural sc hn ol spec iali st I m d f:.> r·of esso r Le e t' "' l h . n (J' a. they h ac In D '' abo t D n Dr H ouse an S ·k. J't - his r ea m, >e a vi "" ". 'f ro m Was hin gton, u. u, and defamed bv Miss un ' t ,. were 11 d f · nd J:<'r e dd ie JH• "·. • the d ays wh en tne Jll c. u r es ' 'A w.1 be ma e or Smith. Effort s made Wdlle a C'tu g ht wrth a · 10 a c harming· prome- a spec ial tra1n aft er th e even>ng Oyt he suitor to break the spec tivel y, th e one )r ess io n, " He tak e n, e\ en ·han :re of pretty noth- ' pr og ram to Peruvfor the most part un s ucceefu t tPrrificall y to ugh e I t' k- na nd y I nad e and exc .g I and Miss ians. Arrang e ments will he made O.t. her WJ.th a p.ious, sa J sC -Aunt : inf!S by Mr. Chate a ln jfo r eve ry s tud ent lO atte nd \vho 'one of the characte ristics of tbe ' \ld t· 1 Mrs. Hou se, 5 be- l Rulun. l ':wc.J cares to tlo so 1 1 rne being the un sm 1 e, ·ror to n ep hew l co nt inu£'<1 on ..., teakablenPss of the poses If it Amanda, a ter . . g propenst t .Y •/ to ca use of her kl ss Jn Uld be said that certain makeups
THE PERU NORMALIT E :t he ten nis fa ns that th e p ower =>' ! make provision :for more co\l'i' ts,
Entered at t he Po s toffi ce at Peru, Ne· poss ibly ut ili zi ng th e s't>ace braska as second-c lass matter . j ust east of th e admi ni stra ti on Publl sht Wee kly by th e Peru State Normal b uil d in g, wh ich wo uld see m to 75 cts per year. Sin gle copy 5 cts Ipro d de for at least si x more
HOWARD S:>.1 ITH - Ed itor
A. LEW [!:) TY LER Assoc iate Ed itor
GLENN 0. KELLEY
llusine ss and Subsc ription Manager
EDITORS
Nona Palmer, . Alum ni Eos Brown Ph ilomathean
1\ l argaret Jones
Everett
Frank Leger Y. 111 C. A.
Elsie Wilburn Y. W. C. A.
Lou is Worth, N.C A.
Bryan Emmert, A Miss Bowe n Music
Ro salie Kohn Humor
Mrs Nell ie 111 Smi til, Loca l Jack All s man "Minerva"
i\11ary Clary
Ro saline Kohn jumors
Gertrude Clifto n Soph o mo res Loy Hacker : Freshmen
Vivian Bishop High School
Mr. Pa lmer Club
Prof 1-:-. M. Gregg-Adv iser
For obv i ous r easons , every a rti cle accepted by a newspaper management shoul d be signed by the cont ri bu tor. No such r eq u est h as been m ad e of No r mal i te wr i ters so fa r, and the edito r has gotten in to no di fficu l ties because of i nnoce ntly art icles. acce pt i ng i ns i nuati ng Nevert heless to fore st a ll any poss ible complicati ons of this sort, an d to gi ve more of a metropoli t.an tone to th is wee kly, th is l atest bu ll etin comes from his happi ness , "No un isg- ned co n tributions wi ll be print ed, altho the n ame of the contributor will not be publ ished in an y ea se except at th e wr ite r' s request."
One hig objection ha s bee n made to college ath let ics as conducted in most schoo ls, nam ely, that th e games are for the few as far as actual physica l bene fit comes i n. H owever this may b e, there are coll ege spo r ts which give the m ost exhi lar ating a nd ben e fi ci al exercise to ve ry fat men an<.l wo men, to ve ry sc rawny me n and women, and to all the types in b et ween. For tenn is. The local cl ub ha s b een organ ized fo r the spring. The t hree courts whi ch the Norma l prov ides will accommodate seventy-five peop le. Far more have joined th e cl ub. A si tuatio n a ri ses agai n si mila r to that of last summer in whi ch a great many studen ts we re dep rived of th is most.: exce lle nt form of e xercsie because of lac k of playi ng ground. It is th e earnest wi sh of
co ur ts.
Out at Kear ney the f ootba ll boys I have ju st rece i ve d th e tr sweaters. Consider able content ion has arisen, th e r easo n for whi ch will beco me appa rent as one reads th e fol lowi ng t wo contrib ut ions to the "Fo rum, " a d epar t ment in the Kearrney
An te lope avai lab le for the expr essio n of s tud ent sent im en t.
Maxwel l, Neb ., Marc h 18, 1917. Conce rn ing the cri m inal "C heapen ing of the School Symbol" now _goi ng on:
Say, fellers, ai n 't it awfu l, Si mp ly shock i n', p lu m unlawful, Fer a gi rl to wea r a sweate r m ark ·
· but seven t een th at the glad East er season lS
days away. We want to su pp ly your r eady - to - wea r goods for men and women of Peru
Ou r big stock means a wi de F reedom of
Ch oice
The n ame bel ow th is ad guarantees
Qual it y and Fa ir P ric es .
Clev e la nd St ores
9/obraska Ci ty 9/ob r. ed with K?
Wimmen weare n' f o? t ba ll sweater s, he reb th e right 1but gives the othe r fe ll ows their Ma r ked with genom e ::;c hoo l Jet- the seaso n, ea rn s t Y , 111 to wear a symbo l so supreme ly Idue. -State No rmal Schoo l, De· ter s... . f K lb Ill ' . L t ' 1 ' t th · 'b 11 7th at it is pr ofam ty or any a , tnots. e em ea ve em o e rr • e o.crs ,..., t I .Oth"'D' zperso n to do i t? -=--=--=-- -=--=-=-:--= vwa say. •t'.oltrs si n cere ly,
Footba ll men are StlJ!e Oll'g'l:a'tre'f.a.l, Lacki n' tact or doWt1Tig'.bt !halefl(} l, Else they wo uldn't le nd th e ir
Special Notice Bes!';re I. Fu rma n. We s sel' s At swea ters mgrke'd wi th K At -our class chape l Mi ss Har tze ll ! An Th in k they ' re Iul l-'fteagea knights- pl ayed t wo de li ghtful vi oli n so los. I ea r ley ex h ibit of new C oats a nd Suits. in-a rmor, M 1 \ Sh e was accom pani ed by M i!'s iWinni n' prizes fe r a chll rmer! ler. L ast week Miss Justese n ga ve I Work that · lk D 'er Ia very rnt e restm g ta on e n- , mark. I today!!
There are yet a few s tudents who 1
An . what cha nst has o th er fe ll ers,. a re no t in the habit of attending I Us JUSt roote rs . gran d-s tand ye,l ler :s, class c hape l. Come out, class ·
Agi n a man who lends a gi rl hi s K? m ates, to hear t hese spec ial pro-
Now th is year I gave a ni ckle, 1grams. They arP wo rth it, But s ince f ema les are so ficke l, 1
Next year th ey 'll be in a pick le.
I'l l just say , G'wan away
W' AG GER PRING
TYLE S
In the Mill e nnium I 1 They'r e patterned after The facult y wi ll be ab o lis hed. Chape l wi ll not be comp u lsary. ; g arments of famous ongmTh ere will be no Jesso n plans to ators of modes and embrace
F ootba ll swea ters? N(•t a pen n y, F0otball men don 't deserve any, Whe n they ' ve cheape ned the schoo l symbo l wr ite
TherE> wi II he no 7:4 0 class es Class po li tics will be ab o li she d. That -a-way
The Normal i te will conta in some
I nform at ion Wa n terl :- Why is it · news. i tha t in a sc hool compo se d pri nci- 1 Dorm girls can stay out unt il
II f 1 d · h . twe lve. pa y o g 1r stu e nt s. t ere IS no I I poss ible wa y op en by which a g irl
Prof wi ll n ot bP j may earn the ri g ht to wear a 1 There will bP 400 boys 1n scho o l. ;;choo l sweater? Wh y is it the ! . J oy wil l not mon opo l ize ed ucas tude nt bod y neve r conce i ves th e; tlon. B. E. idea of besto wing mo nogrammed j A Litt le Recognition for "Red." I on a gr oup of gi rl s;, Why 1' "Th e P er u N or malit e's at hl et ic IS_ Jt that a boy , by merely mak· d epa rt me nt is reall y whol eso me. in g" a fo ot ba ll team out of a I Unlike most e dito r s, thi s one do es handfu l or hi s fe ll ows, a nd go ing I!Jo t hun t up far-fetched and tr i te down to de feat in eve ry game of 1 a li bis f t> r every game that is lost all of the newest frabrics. You 'll appreciate the low pric es prevailing B ea ut ifu l Li ne of Ge org ette Cr epe Waists at $5.98 L.
NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA THE QU .'\ LITY S TO im Eve ry th ing Ma r ked in Plain Fi g
NEW GOODS in a ll departme n ts coming eve ry few da ys . purch a ses. We are makin g ou r pr ices as r easo na bl e as p oss ibl e. Don't wa it till t oo l ate to make your spr in g
LOCALS
No Normalite We dn es da y, April 4, in the week im medi ately foll o wing vacat ion.
Professo r Hoy t in Oma ha Frid ay, conferr i ng with th e dent of the Sta te Te ach ers' A ssociat ion.
Yo ung men wa nted for s um me r work. Write M. H. Ly nn, principa l Elk City sc hools, Elk City, Neb r. - Adv
Citizens State Bank
AN OLD RELIA BLE BA NK WITH ASSE TS OF O VER
$250,000.00
Pres id ent Hayes we nt to Omaha las t Mond ay to be one of the chair with anyo.n e," a nd th en , judges in th e de bate bet ween the turning to Miss Langdo n, co ntinLin co ln and Om a ha h1 gh s ch oo ls. ued with nai ve gr av ity, "Now do Miss Wil burn in di sc iplining you, Mi ss Langdon'!" Of cour se som e children in kinder garten w ho we are not tr yi ng to i mpeac h her tes timon y, but1\'ere both try ing to occ upy the sam e chair, de mur ely addressed Th e Boy s' a nd Gi rls' Gard en them thus : "No w, c hildre n, I Club, un der the leaders hip of Prothi nk th at is very impo li te for yo u f esso r Gar ey was orga ni ze d la st bot h to try to sit on th e sa me c hair. w ee k. Fr om the present out lo ok, , 1 never try to s it on th e sa me th e c lu b wi II be mu ch lar ge r than in years pr e viou s.
Wint er 's go ne aw ay Gentle c om e to sta y.
Jo lley picni c in tHe woo ds, 1\'e' ll>"'l fiply -rhe lun dh ·meat g oods.
MEAT M 1\RKET
1:1 1 THE
I N. s. N. s. Store
Has Some
Dand ·. Speci 8. ls in
Four- year -old daugh ter of P as tor Silvara to Mi ss Lang rl on of th e kind er ga rten depa rt me nt:- ' 'You have po wd er on." Mi ss Langdo n: - "Wh y, ho w do you know? Do you see it ?" The preco ciou·s on e:"No, I sme ll it."
Comm ercial law as pr esEUJ ted by Professo r Delze ll has prove d to be ve ry enj oy abl e and pr o lifi c of e xciting d iScuss ions. Co ns id e ring th e re li sh of thi s class for pr oblems, j t ha:: oee n su gges ted that the followin g simple pt oblem be pr ese nted fo r th e co ns id e rati on of th e cl ass : ·'Ca n a J ien be br o k-
IWHAT EVERY YOUNG MAN SHOULD K NOW
Th ere are no chol·olates made that are bette r nor are t he re any more att ra cti ve ly packed than are T LI66ETTS CHOCOLATES
akc a box of th em with yo u next tim e yo u ca ll on you r lady nnd t he n n ote T he Sm ile th at w ont co me off.
Ne w Stock Ju st Receiv ed.
BARNES' PHAR M ACY
''THE STORE"
teaching and later, in the presence of th e cla ss in experimental e ducati on, he gave a de monstration in de ter mini ng the men ta l cl ass of a fourth grade b oy , by the use of hi s syst em . D r. Cor ne ll is at prese nt head of th e manual tr ai ni ng I depar tmen t of the Linco ln ci ty I sc hoo ls.
Notice.
L as t wee k'a n ot ice was pu b li she d
Whil e dow n town go to CHASE'
S
for your Barber Work Neat, Clean. All w ork first class. Srconrl doo r from po!:toflicc
Cnrds, Candies ot1d Novelties of the Variety Store dema nding th e s um of fifty ce nt s '--and one Hershey b ar , as the pr ice of si lence r ega rdin g a certa in ex1 chan ge of co u rtesies whic h too k pl ace on the p recedi ng Fr id ay eve ni ng. Sin ce that ti me we have beP. n favo r ed with twe nty-one bars of He rshey an d $10.50 in money. In orde r not to seriously em barass more of st udents, and not to car ry a j oke too far, we must r equ es t th at no more co ntributions be made.
Vesper Servi ce.
On Mar ch 25, Mi!>s Mary Boyd and Mr. Melv in co nducted the join t
Ju st a word to t hose who sha vc themsc h·es. Try a hot t le of "DI CKS" Face Loti on and !'top that burning it chi ng after yo ur mo rning sh ave For sale at "WESTS IDE BARBER SHOP''
S en '!'' se rv1' ce of th eY . W. C. A. a nd Y Packa 'rd P1'ano
tati onery & S ch oo l S uppli es
I,, N. S. HARAJIJ\.N
Fri en ds of Prof esso r Gr egg who M. C. A. The topic , " The Ev i ls POPU LAR SHEET MUSIC
See uS h ave wor ri ed ove r hi s r ecen t in dis- nf En vy , was thoro ly" discussed by j 10c per copy, P os tage lc extra p os iti on w ill soo n be re li eved of the M isses B ri dges and Wrig.ht, and 1 GASKILL' MUSIC COMPA NY co ncern fo r h im . Whil e Mrl' Messrs. Rob ertson and Caldwe llh The audience was muc h larger I NEBRASKA CI TY. NEBS ASKA Gr egg wa:: un ab le to atte nd to t e usual an d hope that the c oo king because of her i nj ur ed da nce may co n ti nu e LO gr ow. ;:.
A. B 0. D. S • of ChiCII(o Coll ege Oenral Surgeon ha nd s, Mis:> Ge n evieve '' presi d erl" Notice the posters in the lobby in th e ki tc hen. Th e change ha c! no of the chape l for the a nn ouncement ma r ked e ffec t on th e h ea lth of the of the next Y. W. C. A. meeting ·
RES ! UEN T D ENTIST
Spring is Here
Oflice o vC' r F;1y kerv psyc holog ist b ut s in ce th e day Al u mni No tes. ! Ge t nul _vn ur l< nd a dc Jf yo u wh en when Mrs. Smi th with cha ri t- Frank E. Hos i e, '15 , has r e.,Be You r ord P.rs gr ea t or sma ll !abl e int ent pre pa r ed one mea l for tu rn ed to Dallas, Texas, where he dou' t h: l\·c our il-l us H· ll yo u an
Phone or brin g th em one and a ll" Ithe f amil y, .VIr Gr egg has n ot h fls accepted a sp lend 1d pos iti on as Ea s tman Kodak u T(J loo ked q ui te th e sa me Mrs. teac her of manua l train in g in the
JYtrs. E. o. P olzel Gr errg wi ll soon be ab le to attend CitY sc hools. !
Phone 218
Are nt fo r Gr eenhouse Falls City, Ne br.
- -;Or. R. ·· o. Cole
De nti st
Among the re-ele ct10 ns at Ches- FI SHER BROTH ERS to the wo rk of her ter we note the fo llow in g .Peru D r. Clare B. C:o r ne l l. who wa s a lu mni: Sup eri ntend e nt Ha nsen, fo r mer ly c hi ef ba nd maste r ,publ ic •12. Cece lia We hr s, '10, pr.incipal of · ncl teac h er of the h ig h sc hoo l, He nry L1nn, Rose sc h oo l mu s1c ma n, a N . 1 Wa ll and Est her Bake r of the class ,. L,
m at hemat ics in the Peru 01rna' of 1J16 Mr. L in n wr i tes that he sURE 'ou h now was a vi s ito r in Pe ru to do. PRINGishere and you
Fo l lowi ng Dr. Co rne ll 's work 1 n work to wards his degree. ' are ti red of hea r ing about it P Nor a ml he b eca me a st u- Mi ss Cora Brunsdon, Fr ank , th e er u ' d · · Bl k h. b t b · t th ld · ' . St ate U ni ve r itsy , an Da ll am and Milton an .ens u rmg ou ose o sp nng at th e f d cto rate all me mbers of t he cla ss of 19 16, L J I d
OHice ovt'r VHriety Sto re I)Jli 3H 71 - co mpleted hi s wo rk or a .o h isited in P er u clu i ng the past to gs. tt oe c.ea n an D in p syc hology a nd IS Miss Brunsdon is principal I press them. l. b · ''A Po int Sca le System fa co nso li dated ru ral sc!'10ol nea r Resiri enre Phoue 6
Oflil'e ovi- r Ph one 31 th e si S e tn g , u D II d M . Inte lli ge n ce. Blair and M r. a am an 1. Ifor k J.)r Co r Blan ke nship are teach ing ma n ua l Jo e Krepel a, Ta ilor. Whil e in Peru t hi S w ee , . ' ni ng the fo r me r at Conrad , e ll m ade a chapel ta lk pr o- ltra l and 't he latter at Hart ington I n at JOn for a ., :...._--- ---" NEBR. fess ibnal sc ie nti fic prep ar
Family Fotyg raft Album Brot Out.
( Co ntin ued tr om First Pae-e.)
Thu s ended an enter tainment whi ch brot three gr ea t results: a s hr ie kin gly fun ny en te r ta i nmen t; a happy com min gling of tow ns p eop le and facu lty: and $122 in ga te rece i pts to be use d f or ' ge neral civic i mprov emen t.
The "4 Hu s tling Dresher
It d oesn 't mal<e a nv di ff,.. remce wh ere yo u liv e; Pan·els Po !' t a nd PXpress brin gs th e Su pcrb Dresh er Clna nin g Se rvice to yo ur ve ry d oo r. Drcs hers p ny Pnrcels P os t 01· Ex pr ess char ges one w ay on any sized bu ndle to a ny po in t.
An d please know that tlwre is n't a fine r gra de oi c lc-n nin g do ne in the Uni tc cl St a tes, than thnt fea tured at
Dres her's Om Aha f> IRnt.
D RESH ER
AL ONG THE GRAPE VI NE RO U TE, NEAR PERU.
l yo u see a lad di e and a las sie co m- jA yers hire, Scotland It was a
Fo ll o win g is a li st of rece nt ,ing thru th e fi eld? If yo u d o, cu stom in the old days th at if a se ni or f' lect ions: Ne ll e Houder -then yo u have th e s am e misconc ep- laddi e caug ht a bo nni e lass ie cr ossscheldt, Eu st i s, third and fo urth ti on of th e so ng as 1 hav e h arl. As the r ive r on the sto nes wh ich grad es , $55 ; Ca ther in e Kel ly, .a matter of fa ct, th e "r ye" do es lay in i t, he co uld with all propr i-
BROTH ERS Hamp to n, En g li sh and h istory, $ 60 l not h ave a ny re fe ren ce to a fi e ld of ety dema nd seve ral k:sse s of t he C leo n ers Dyers I G lad ys Train , H umb oldt, fi r st 1 r ye in S cot la nd at a ll, b ut d oes pretty mi ss. • • grad e, $55; Fl oren ce Fu ll e r, T il- l have referen ce to the river R ye in 8. C. Mo hra mn. H att ers Tatlo rs de n, do m est ic scie nce, $75; Ma ry I22 11 -17 FA f< N AM ST. P ea se, Rive rto n, kind er ga rte n, 0\l A f-i A. NEH I<. Clara Runya n, Elk Cr ee k, pr inc ipal Visit.Our CustomTailoring Department ?Oeo/frr · Ro yn! Mncfe- to·Measure Suits ancf Overcoats qt $18oo $2o,$2s ,$3o. $35 and $40
C omi ng Thr u the Rye
Wha t is th e p ict u re yo u g et as yo u si ng th e wor ds , '· If a body m ee t a bocl y, co mi n' thru the r ye? "
Do you see wav i ng fie lds of go lden rye in me rr y Scot land'! And do
Fre sh Cut Flow ers
For Any Occas ion
Sttl' h as 1\irt hrl ll \' Pa rt it·s. R(' J11 (' 1J l h r:l ll t'l'S r ll ll (' l:_ al s. etc. i 11 a 1•• rnn g<·mellt s. ;'lin n rrl er to n nrl no ne l oo hr ge.
I' I $75; Mary Wi c kh a m, McCoo k; pri -, mar y, $ GO ; Ed na Gabu s, Ri sing City, th •rd an d fo urlh grades , 60 ; 1 Amei la Chard, DeWi tt ass ista nt I p rin cipa l, $65; W ill iam Kueb ler, I su pe ri nte nd ent, Sh ub e rt, $90 ; Ed na 1 O we ns, Pe nd e r, fourth grad e, $60; Ler oy R. J3 e,1edict, princ i pal of th e hi gh sch oo l, a nd h ead in s trucu or in vocati onal wor k, Pr e .; ton, So unt h Dak ota $1,0 00.
IBE · NE AT
NC'x t y<•n r's j nh dt pen rl s on it
St' lf: rt'!' JWl't den·1:111n !' it F i•·s t dnss ele:1n in g I'l l re :1 s nn : illl e 1' :.i lt s. Co ll t'el inn Rnrl delivt·ry.
Merle Paw le y
ARE YO U [J NGRY
H. U. Landolt
VOLUME XI.
HE PERU- NORMALITE
PERU, NEBRASKA, APRIL 11, 19 17.
= THE PACIFIST.
It is useless to ''C ry peace! peace! when th e re is no p eace," without of principl es, and The gJ,"eat f ea r is upon us. desertio n of r espons ibility. There It all countries as a blanket of dar kness and cl oud. has been a deluge of s hallo w senti- It g:Jps all he a rts with a nameless dread, paralyzes all wills with menta li ty and muddled thinking In exp licabl e for ebod ing. concerning p eace The g reat n eed We are afraid of love. \ of the wo rld today is for jus tice We know it is the cure of souls, yet we will try any thing ra t her ra ther than peace. Given justice than that. and peace will fo ll ow as d ay follows We are afraid of humanity. the risi ng s un, but just ic e do es not Afraid to humane to criminals. Beat them, shackle them, necessarily follow peace. Peace starve th em , g ive them solitude and darkness till their skin may imply the triumph of th e op- bl eaches, their hair thins and grays, thei r souls s hrivel into idiocy pressor and death of th e he lpless murder th em, ele ctrocute them in a chair or hang them fr om a victim . Seve n ty of the grea t est gallows tree-to "prote ct socie ty". And all the while we know thinkers and divines of the U. S. punishment ne ver cured a human soul. Why don't we try love? We are afraid. in a recent warning, declared that · peace in the prese nt world war on I Th e si lent Christ of the centuries says : "Love your enemies: the basis of the status quo, do good to th em that de s pitef ully use you : if thine enemy hunger, f eed him : if be·thirst, gi ve him drink." be the gr eatest calamity of the age But n o! We ha ve this great f ear We will shoot him, man g le and so say a ll clear thi nking him, star ve him. We ca n be safe only whe n we have bludgeoned men. Th e pacirist seems to be him into subjection. L ove him ? We dare not. hvpnotized by the word peace. The gr eat f ear is upon us all. It darts its murderous torpeJesus of Nazareth wa s not a do es and plants its mines in the sea : it fi ll s the red tre nch es of the pacifist. True he e ndur ed personal land: it froth s upon th e lips of e mp erors and prime min isters: i ts injury a nd in s ult, but he never horrid shadow rests up on ten thousand homes: it desolates the bahcondoned sacrifice of princi pie nor itable ea rth.
THE GREAT PEAR.
NUMBER 24
THIRD WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
We celebrate the anniversary of the Dec laration of Independence. Had our for efathers been pac ifists-?
The little nation in 18 12 gave us the fre edom of the seas· Shall our big nation give up th at freedom?
Unfair taxation without repr esentation caused the war in 1775; unjust servitude of American seamen, the war of 1812 ; the wilful killing of innocent men, women and children-citizens of the United States the war of 1917.
The pacifists of 1775 sai d, "Better t axat ion without representation thar. r ebe llion and war;" in 1812, "Bette r keep our sea men at hom e th an have bloodshP. d ;" in 1917, "Better lose our in dependence on seas and let a few i nnocent citizens peri sh than to plunge our who le n alion into war. "
Of th e three wars for ind ependence, 1775, 1812, and 1917, the ca use of the lctst seems to be by far the most just.
W. N. Delzell. social in just ice. Witness his 1 Why do nations hat e? It is draining their treasuries, decimatre lentless war on the Pharisees, the ing their p eo pl es , s miting th e ir fi rs tb orn like the ange l of the THRUST UPON US. pacifist kulturists of hi s d ay. He 1 passovt!r, a red d ev il or ruin, a vile har lot of Babyl on, a m<>wi ng I am not in favor of despoi lin g fla yed themt i me and again as f oo ls, ; m ad man running amuck des troying civ ili zation. Why do not na- my neighbor of his property, his vipers, hyp ocri tes, and children of · tions Jove one an other? Th ey are afraid. liberty, h is pursu it of the orrl inary hell who m ade long prayers an d! Th e g reat f ear is upon Europe, and he ll is wit h it. The g reat avocations of life, his happiness, devoured widow's h ouses and killed ' f ea r adva nces in Am eri ca: we are shr ieking for more armed sh i ps, his life or tthe means of sust a ining the pro phets Isr ae l. Thi s de-more forts, more professional kill ers , to save us. And they never life. Ne ither am I inelined to nunciation meant his own death, saved a na ti on yet. r emai n an· uninterested spectator and he knew it well. Witn ess hi s Nothing is so dangerous as love when my neighbor attempts to take encounters with the money-cha ng- Nothing is so absurd and unfeasible _a s reason. from me my prope rty, liberty, ers, backed with knotted cords and Nothing so u ntrus t wort hy as pursuit of happiness, my life, or physical force. Nothing so u top ian as co -op erat i on, nothmg so pr actical as the means of supporting life. Compare the principles for w hich contention. If my neigh bor, from a misconthe co loni sts fou gh t with ou rs We fear not th e p it, and the devils of d 1s tru st and cept ion of hi s ri g ht or a detertoday. The Briti sh did not mur - · that swa rm up from its st inki ng: rl ep ths what we fear IS min ed purpose, undertakes to enra ven mg . . . d f J f h · d · · d der innocent men , women and the white thunders of Sina i, th e smiimg w1s o esus: orce IS es1res agamst me, an children. No t a drop of blood was We are not afr aid of Hell: what we fear IS the Kmgdom of will not listen to the voice of reashed t ill actua l war far e started , Heaven. Ison a nd right , then accord ing to cepting the que llin g of a mob in 'fhe grea t fear is upon us. all canons of law, I am justified in ex Dr. Fr ank Crane. :using a ll the mea ns at my comBoston. Washington loverl peace, l , ma nd in defending my rights. and yet he held th e co loni es rele_nt - If a mad dog ru shes into my le•sly to seven years of devastating yar d and attacks, or even threatens war - for pr in cip les. / by Its terronsm of out lawed ex- ti ng blows arrogance, I beli eve ' my family, I should be devoJd of There were pac1fists th en, wh om I 1 e bull e ts of po i so nous gases, j peac e more v1r tuous and more hon- a ll sense of manhood if 1 did not we des pised as Tori es The story a nd s ub mar in e. p ir acy, · orable than wa-r For our peop le put forth every effo rt to ward off of the Con_ve ntiOn 1812 ; of wanton destruct i on , rap1ne and • to array itself against 1 the danger. should be mter est mg r ead 1ng to 1 t ach e ry Th e traves ty of Teuton peo ple as suc h- to fight for Unti I a very short t1 me ago 1 the pacifist. Lincoln a 1/:th has. r eplaced that of Punic : ti ona! honor" so ap- was oppMed to thi s na t ion enterof peace, but he force d this I f::t h. • 1f th ese things <Jre j peared a spec ie s of ing the war, a nd still opposed to face four years of the bl oo di es t 1 worth fig htin g fo r, nothm g!an exp loitation of eg?1sm to a of aggress ion, conquEst. or w.ar the world had eve r seen,_ d es- j. Of what profit is 1t that a_ man;Yet 1 have for so me t 1me be ll eved domm1on. But when any nat1on Pile pacifist oppos it ion. Histo ry 1 IS. at ion save his or it s ep 1der- . that Am e rica must and wo u ld e nter persists in secre t and ove rt acts, calls these latter " copperh e ads." Ior. ant th e expe n se of se lf-resp ect i the conflict on the sirle of the 1wilfully a nd ruthless ly destroying The least admirable thing Horace a of just ice an d righteo us- Iallies. It now seems clear that our property, taking the lives of Greeley ever did was to attempt to l' an. 7senAse tJ·ve pacific ism bo r de.rs on jwhate ver the or.igi nal issues helpl ess women anrl children am! . d k ness c h . t L d . f' J In uce and force Lincoln to rna e · nd er prese nt hav e been . t e war 1s a pres en men engage m peaee u occupa · a prematu re peac e. treason u on e of · humanity again st ti ons, a nd even t hr eateni ng the very The U.S. wil l fight in this war sta n ces W. F'. Hoyt. n ess ; of soc iety against fife of ou r nation itse lf. - it now not only for inte rnational law and 'of the against km I will ·seems to that. the but for the cau se of HUMANITY vs.FRIGHTFULN ESS Inot, quoting declar e a natiOn, IS to Jty and civilization the principles j t h n ew du · that "God bas se t him self to n se up m Jts m1g ht a nd s m1te the of justice and freed'om. Never h as 1 • "New .occaswns of other satan" -h uman iss ues are seldo m p ower that has br oug ht such h.avoc suc h co n · ce less and hi deous · t1 es. L•ke thousa t ed peace so simple a mi clea r as tl>at- but I mto the world ln deed there 1s no W4 rfare bscien ged s in ce th e time IAmericans, I .h ave es so long b el ieve that America's pr esent war other alternative War has bee n of Gen w;,artar and Atti ll a as all but nl ·ng th e is as holy a one as she has ever en - thrust upon us. Shall we sta nd the IS German milt a rist ! as the sJtuatw n G seemed tered-and I am with the country. idly by and witness the awfu l specaut · h d ed not on ly I Umted States and Y rsen - H. C. Hou se. <C'ontlnu Nl nn Fo u1 th P nge.J d ocracy as en an ger If I a matter of takmg or · ernocracy, but civilizatJOn lt se • 1 "
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One of th e linn, the that now ad ds fto inva- Mi l ita ri sm is so met hin g eeper ica , "the sec ond mco Woodrow T e fo r any pur po se short_ o No Ith e possess ion of armi es and navies pa ti e nt , p ea ce-/ o.vtnJ th e convic- is not a nat iOn. 'tself I It is a psycho log ica l
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If yo u draw your sword and stick a fe ll ow thru,
Governm e nt a in 't go in' to answer, God'll se nd th e bi ll s traight to you." - Lowe ll.
A yo un g man of this sch ool, about eigh teen yea rs of age, fir ed at thr ee tim es by a cattle thief, could not br ing himse lf to shoot his assa ilant. Th e boy can pi ck a half-d oll ar with a Colt abo ut as far a way as he ca n see it. " Th ou sha lt not kill " kept th e boy 's fi nger off the tri gge r. Recently, the ultim a tum has been given thi s youn g man by hi s parents. In case of war . he must either vo lunt ee r or be di sowned. Something like, "He that lovet h fath er or mo ther more than Me is not worthy of Me,'' fr om The Book has cau se d th e b oy to write a refu sal to hi s paren ts a nd resolve in h is heart , that if Go d gi ve him streng th , he wi ll su ffe r puni shme nt from the g overnm e nt in the event of conscr ipti on rather than contribute to th e murder of fe llow -humans, to th e da mn at ion of his soul as he conce ives i t. Is he a cowa rd ?
"It also re quir es so me bravery to st ay out of the band wagon and restra in the i mpu lse to ye ll for someth ing you don't be li eve in."
-Ne braska State Journa l.
At th e time th e Az t ec was sun k, I be lieved that a declar at ion of war agai nst Ge rm any wo uld be a grave b lund er. My govern ment has decla red that I am wrong in that the reso lution has pa ssed co ngr ess a nd has rece ived the sa nct ion of th e preside nt Th e theo ry see ms to obta in among many peop le that what ever my con v ictio n as to the ri ght and wr ong of t.he prop osea declaratio n of war ag ai nst GE::r many
nd i ti on thai Wi lson , ex p gard to the th at at th is can onl y be des troyed f rom wi th in of of than h umanity JS true us and by th e de mo cr at ic impulses of the a dvJ sa bi !Jty oG . any Hi s motive No law that sta nd s p eop le th emse l ves France ar aga mst e zm · ' f helptng 'l't · · w d out in th ese th e hi g her law ? the pap er troyed Ge rm an m1 1 art sm m 1806; s tan sh 1 a to congress on h1s 1 ty in di str ess , JS worth th at was not th e end, but the be- fr om t e P e ' ' f 1 G .,. t f th e war reso lution : it is wr i tte n on. ginn ing o rea era mn m1 ttari sm or not now thin ki ng of th e Germ a ny d es tr oy ed French militar. 1 s in vo lve d, imm e nse R th er :'th an sign the deat h ism fr om the ou tside in 1871; and seri ou ':! as that i s, but on ly of at fo r .d.Ame rica's b est thou- this was o nl y the begi nnin g of mod. th e wanton a nd wholesa le des tru c- men, rath er ern Fr e nch (So much is tio n of the liv es of non- co mba ta nts, s th h eavy bu rde ns of men and ch i ldren, en· equeaosLen cy ra th er than subJe Ct 'd ·n purs uits which have .J pon P ' t Lo th e seri o us gage I t 'o d ou r gov ernmen d 't t d al ways, even in the dar kes pen d h of fir st d egr ee pr eme I a e of moder n hi s tory, bee n dee me : c a rJe ou ld Congr ess have proi nnoce nt and Property :a oth er th an war for. the can be pai d for. th e li ves of peace- / th e pr ese nt comphcatfu l a nd p eop le cann ot sodl ut_wbnl eom. • ,, Co me o ut, you who ' e pro · . , I' 1 be.'' · h b as te d of Am e nca s un l m- BUl< GESS M EAT MARK ET
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Old Man Win te r's go ne aw ay Ge nt le s prin gt im e's co me to Jo ll ey picnic in th e wood s, We' ll s uppl y th e lun ch meat go ods . . ' II not be r e- 1 ted r eso urces. th a way Our I . hdr aw w ithin ourse l ve s for e ..-venge or th e vlc tonous asser tiOn V:J t b . fo ll ow th e advice of of ph ys ica l wh ose nam es · ar e but on ly the . vm JOnhi ch me nti oned by so me p eo pl e on ly at ngh t, of ng ht, o . w, ch tim es as the pr ese nt-who wa s
we ar e on ly a smgle ch a mp JO n. . . sho uld by no
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"We have no ends to seek. It ad vised Am e nca 1 h If in An We desi re no co nqu es t, no domin-me an s eve r e ntan g e re i m- ; earl ey exhibit of new C oats and S1:1 its ion. We seek no in de mniti es for qua rr els-p r ov i de wou ld ou rselves no mat eria l compen sa - bu rse me nt fo r those who ! tion for' the sac rifices we sha ll s uffer dir e ctly in s uch a t emporary '' fr ee ly make. We are bu t one of embargo?======== th e cnampio ns of the ri ghts of manki nd . We s ha ll ·be sati sfied I I believe any Am e ncB:n who -v:1ll when th ese ri g hts h ave b ee n as cro ss the seas in th ese times of m- 1 sec ur e as th e fa ith and th e fr ee dom I san e conduct among E ur op ea n na- 1 of the na ti ons ca n make the m.' ' l ti ons, and n ot wa i ve th e protecSummari zed, t he Pres id ent' s tion of th e U ni ted Stat es message prese nts these t wo mo-l men t, is not p atri o ti c. ti ves f or war aga in st Ger many: _ 1 Guaran te emg the safe ty of non - Ca n milita ri sm be d es tr oyed by com b atants on the_ sea and rles- mi l ita ri sm? Fo ll y. Ca n brute t roy i ng th e P ru ss Jan autocr acy . fo rce pr oj ect de mocracy succ essful- · Are th ey va lid ? ly upo n a pe ople n ot ye t tu ned up 1 for i t'? In sa nity . Mil itaris m is Am os P in chnt, wri ti ng to th e d es t roy ed, and democ racy gi ven a New Yurk Wor ld , say s: "I am pe ople th ru a change of h ea rt, a n ot pro -Ger ma n, n or fo r peace at tr a nsfor ma ti on from wi thin o ut any p ri ce. I was born in France. Wi tn ess t.h e blood less revo lu ti on in · I am of F re nch de sce nt a nd s trong-Ru ss ia. A ll ow m e-s upp ose Vic ly pr o-a ll y in a ll my sym pa th ies. I and " Li ttle Stev e" sho uld become be li eve that the Ge rm an go vern - mil ita rist ic and de cide to · ment has bee n the ma in aggr ess or. de mohsh eac h ot he r. Hum a nita ri- 1 I be li eve it prepa red f or and f orc ed an du ty demands th at I att empt to th e wa r; that it h as car ri ed it on pu rge th e wo rld of mi li ta ri sm. I with s tu pid bru ta li ty Above a ll, jump in a nd wa ll op on e or the I see in German mi li ta ri sm a b li g ht other (t h is is not a tr uE' st orv) I, on' ci vili zat ion. hav e to lled th e f une ra l bell fo r 1 "The war is a sweepi ng, wi d e- mi li tari sm as far as th ese two ge nspr ead e pide mi c for w hi ch the re is tlemen are conce rn ed? Hardl y. no pr eced ent in history. If we U nl ess they are far mo re serv il e,· are to d_e mocr acy, sp in eless, and coward ly than the hood , Chnst 1a mty, or any CJVJiJ za- aver age Ge rman or the a · th 1· · · • ve rage t 10n wor 1vmg tn human, th ey w ill n urse the ve ng e- · for the sake of these t h1n gs and m Iful f ee l ing lay fo . d , r m e, an get
L. WESSEL 'S SONS & CO . NEBR ASKA CITY, NEBRA SKA THE QUAUTY STORE PI , Eve r yt btog Marked In 1110 • NEW GOODS in all depar t me nts co ming eve ry few days. purch ases We are makin g our price s as r easonable as possib l e. Do n't wait till t oo late to m ake your spring The Cash Store
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mi tted in be ing so we ll prepared for t his war. Honest n ow , wasn' t increasing prepared n ess the und erstood progra m a ll over Eu rope before Augus t, 1914. Be f ai r. No thing crim i na l in t he Ger mans having been a li tt le m ore effic ie nt tha n the ir j ea lous neighbor s.Ed itor) . Fig ht thi s war out to a fin ish-to a 'di ctated peace;' leave the centr al powers wit h an und y ing gru dge aga in st the ir co n que r or s, and you have sow n the seed for a period of i nt ri gue, in te r nat ional discord and m ilitar ism that w ill bear fr uit in our childre n' s t im e,
in another cal am ity pe rh aps mo re terrible than the pr es ent one_''
''If the ph ys i ca l u nde r ta ki ng is great, the moral und er ta k in g is greater. War im peri ls a na ti on fro m wtthin hardl y less than fr om without. S ome En gl is hm en charge that wh il e th e ir coun try has been figh ting to destroy Prussianism in Germany, it has itsel f fallen vict im of Pru ss i anism (Sou nds like Pi nchot ta l king aga in, bu t no, it 's t he Ne braska State Journa L-E dito r) . They mean th at the Br it ish peop le h ave lost t he ir liberties , fa llin g under the sway of mi litarism and autocracy, in t he very process of fi gh ting a war aag inst th ese t hin gs . T hi s may not be tr ue of England but it is
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th e usual ten de n cy of war. It It is evid e nce of neither loya lty bri ngs i nt o power the mi li ta ry onr patriotism for one to urge man who is tra i ned to r ule by com- others to get i nto war when he Sc h oo l SupplieS himse lf is going to keep out." mand. Th at i nvo l ves the subj ec -The depth of my horror, the i nti on of th e peopl e. We have a! -tensi ty of my distr ess in contemrea dy seen m ani f es t atio ns of th is pl ati ng the m easu reless steps prote nd ency in a ri ot led by co ll ege p ose d, God o nly knows. Too grave prof essors fo r the sup·pr essi on of is the responsibi lity fo r anyone to permit ano ther to stand for li ber ty of spe ech , in the gr owth my consc ien ce . My consc ience and of a se n time nt w hi ch bids fair to judgment after mature thot and e od in the act ual adoption of the fer vent prayer fo r rightful guiPruss i an m ilita ry system for th e dance has poin t ed out clearl y the
U ni ted Stat es , a nd in the dr as ti c pa th of my d uty and I have made L
res tri ct ions u po n f reedom of utt er - up my mi nd to walk in it if I go ance w hi ch are going th ru con gress bar efooted and alone ." as measures of mi litary ne ce ss ity."
LaFo ll ette : "1 bad supposed unWhy Did They Do It. til r ecentl y that it wa s th e d uty of sena to rs a nd r epresenttati ve s to
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fo r you r vo te and ac t their conv i cti ons on Barber Work F ifty -six men vo t ed aga i nst the qu esti ons com i ng before the m. Neat, Clean. All wo rlt firs t cl ass. wa r r eso luti on in our Co ngress
Quit e another do ctr in e had been , Secon d d oo r ft·om p ostofli ce
Why? F ame. You s ee it 's thi s pr opose d by the newspapers of the way, as several ha ve lately ex- coun try It is t he d'o ctr ine of :::= =-- ------- ----:---
1 pla i ned, these m en w ill be f amo us standi ng behi nd the pr es id ent Justa wo rd to those who shave tbems a cent ury her eaf ter because th ey witho ut inq uir y as to wh e the r he selves. T ry a bottle of "DI CKS" tore were of th e cro wd of "w il fu l" is ri ght or wron g. Face Lo ti on and stop that burn ing me n. Sa vo narola· and John H uss "I have stoo d beh i nd him wh en I it ching sensat ion a ft er your mo rn· Has Some • Dandy Specials in d ied· ha ppy at the s ta ke im agini ng believed him righ t and I sha ll con-ing shave For sale ut how pl easant it wo uld be pos- ti nue to oppos e hi m when I believe ''WESTSIDE BARBER SHOP'' si bly cen tu ri es after th en· dea th , him wrong . they' wo uld have honors paid "If it is i mportant for us to th ei r m emo n es beca use of their sp eak on matters of dom est ic po l- P ac kard Pi an o Stationery & Sch ool Suppli es ma rty rd om! Her e's what some of icy tho we may unfort unatel y be in MUSIC
Ithese men (four of th em , No rris, di s agree men t, it is infini t ely mo re POPULAR SHEET Ki nka id , Reav is, an d Sl oan we:e impo rta nt to speak and _vot: our l Oc per copy , P ostage lc extra Nebras kan s) say in defe nse of the ir convi ct ion when the qu est iOn IS one GA SKILL MU SIC COM PANY
See us act ion: of pea ce or war inv olvi ng cer ta inl y NEBRASKA CITY, NEBSASKA Stone: "I fear that invo lvi ng th e li ves a nd ft•rtun es of our peop le N. S. Ht\RAJI AN
A. B U. 0. S. the Un it ed States in t hi s E ur opea n and it may be the des tin ies of a ll , war w ill comm it the gr ea tes t na - th e na ti o ns of t he world.
Oradua le of Chicago College Dental Surgeon ti ona! blu nde r of hi s tor y_. . I "Word s are not st rong e nuf to shal l vote agai nst co mrm ttmg pro tes t agai nst a co mb i na tion with th is mista ke, to prevent I th e en ten te a ll ies wh ich would ha ve wou ld g lacly lay down lt fe. us endor se the vio la tions of inter-
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Vard m an: "For the l1fe of me na ti ona l Jaw by Gr eat Brita in and I ca n not beli eve t hat war is for th e her p ur pose to wreak venge nce on All t he l' quipm r 11 t you w il l need welfar e of the world or of_ t he the Germa n peop le." Wh e th er La
Be yo ur orders great or sma ll , , eop le of th is nat i on. If the Fo ll ette is ri ght on his hi story at "Pho ne or brin g th em one an d all wa r or peace shou ld be s ubm1t-this poi nt mig ht be disp ute d. lt
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E. O. PoJzeJ the war, the vo 1ce. of thhe Grea t Bntat_n hash br ok: nb mtelannad"" ld be he ard m t un elln ti ona! law sm ce t e wa1 ega n
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Sl oan. .· n en p le, inc luding I is, there is so much •. Jealof the fe lt , a nd ten ·ousy, dir ty dea ling, so rd id nva lry suRE' ou know congfess, w ill defeat l and se lfis h ness among PRING is here an d you days de lay in it. pr ese nt I nat ions t hat one may n ot eas il y hx I . . Dentist
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31 th e t> • th e bla me fo r mi schief upon any shape. . th many parti cular one of th e bu nch. J. are ti red of hearing about it but br ing out thos e old spri ng tog s. Let J oe cl ean· and press them.
Kitch i n: " In VIeW of d e atri o- Bull' s re pu tat ion is not so frag rant ass umpt i on s of Ioy at ly an l t hose as it mi ght be e ith er. ti sm on the part of s?m: 0 a nd in - •75 , 1812, ' 65 , and th e cr ue l mwho favo r the ' wardice vasion of Be lgiu m- par don me, th e s in uat i ons by th em o t eo f those territ or y of th e h?rml ess Boer and disloya l ty on the pa r once re- farm ers in Sou th Afn ca ). T "I who oppo se it , let me. at ne i- Sena tor No rri s a ssu mes t ha t the Jo e Krepela, at or . mind the h ouse It ta to " do ll ar " a nd subsi di zed pr ess are I h ys i ca l co urage L--------------· th er mo ra Or p tO fi gh t. (Continue d on Last Page. ) PE RU, NEB R. declar e a war for others c.:.::_______---'
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Th e Voice of Hope, t ac le of destructi on of li fe and property, a nd allow the sacred ri g hts of our c iti ze ns trampl ed un der f oot by a ru t hl ess foe ? Go d forb id! I am not an al a rm ist, but in the li g ht of what has happened, who ca n say what may not happe n'?
E ve ry loyal ci ti zen of th is gr ea t na ti on shoul d fait hfull y up hold the ha nd s of the President and Congress, when th ey pledge the ent ire r eso u rces of th e Un ited St ates to defend the pr in cipl es of fr ee dom, li ber ty and justi c e, es ta bli shed at
so gr ea t cost. C. F. Beck.
Dr. Folsom, Eye, Ear, No se & T hroat Spec ia li st at Dr.
Why Did The y Do lt7
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The U ni te d States is a peace -lov- h war i ng na ti on. In Au gust, 1914, largely r espo nsible f or t e. when war was procla im ed in attitude , altho he has been mtsq uoE urope , we rejoiced th at th e ted as atta ching thi s s tig ma U ni ted States was at peace. When Ameri can congress and Pres 1d_e n Belg iu m was tr od den un der f oot , Wil so n. The biggest flight of t mhomes and vill ages d es t roye d, many · t e of the p eop le slaughtered , oth ers cann ot qu i te pl C ur carried away to another nat io n, and Wood row Wil so n cateri ng to ·
The " '4 H Dreshe r B roth
more left in a sta rvi ng con di tion, mo neyed intere sts. It is dou btless It doesn't make an, ,Ji f t we sa id with grate ful hearts t ru e that a gr e at deal of the war where yo u li ve; l' o!'t that t he United St ates was at senti ment of the coun try emanat es pref:s brings the S uperb nre>hl P eace. The L us itan ia with her de - from the be nefic i ar ies of the S · Cln a oin g crv1ce to JOUr v<:n c!uor fe nse less me n, women a nd children sent war , and the pr ess was se nt to the b ottom of the sea. tions i nfl u enced . H ad •. ll Dresb ers pay Parcel s Po st or cxprc>s Some of our own sh ips foll owed pro of of th at when the Jtngo cha rg es one w ay on any siz eil bu
S till we th oug ht th at th e U ni ted press bac k E ast got so ve xed _o:ver to an y po in t.
Sta tes was at p eace. the Pre sident's watc h fu l waJtmg And please know th at t he re · Th e defi nite proc lamat ion in re- po licy Bu t to re peat, no one can Jsn t gard to su bmari ne warfa re a nd the that 'the re cent speech of a fi ner gr ad e 01 cleantn g done in the discovery of plots against our own Woo dr ow Wi )so n came from ot h er United Sta
Sh ellh orn' s office on Thu rsday, Apr. 19. Spectaclse fi tted. Exa minat ion f ree. -Ad v. eldge, whil e we desi re peace, t ht:re un i nflue nced by those who do n ot is no peace. We a re in a state of rep rese nt th e people.
Fres h Cut Flo wers
For Any Occasion
Such as Wedd in gs, Bi rt hday Parties , Remembrance s Funerals, etc. in appropria te arrangemen ts. No or de r to sma ll and no ne t oo la rge
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST CITY, NEBRASKA
Spring Underwea r
B. V. D's. a nd other n th lcti c for men.
Poro s kn it, Bal br ig an and Ga uze un derw ea r for men , women a nd children.
Mils t ead's Toggery
Sprin g Styl es iu Mountin gs
Suita bl e co lors am] cuts for ph ot os :\fa ke llw appo in tme nt torla y
The pend d' Orei fl e Studio
E. J. NEWM AN Pbone 56 Peru , Nebr
co un try ha ve caused us to ack now -than coo l, careful del iberat i on , Dres
w ar. Th e ti me for discu ssion h as Ho w ard Sm ith.
B ROT HE RS passed . The ti me for acti on has a rriv ed. It is th e du t.v of every [In ot her wo r ds , Wilson tsact uat ed Joya l citizen to aid his country. by pure motives on ly, but t he n ews -' Cleaner s Dyers Onl y a lim ite d num ber may be come! pap e rs are su bs idized and ot he r Ha tte rs Tailors powerfu l facto r·s, but a ll may be p eo pl e are in fluen ced by the "do lhelpfu l by being sobe r and chari - Jar" po i] cy wh en they advocate the 22 11 - 17 FARNAM, ST t ab le in sp eec h. j sa me things -S W. H.]
L t..t us hope and pr ay that out of t hi s ter rib le co n flic t may co me democ r acy where th ere is now autoc racy, that the per sec uti on of the C hri stian Arm e ni ans by the Mohamedans shal l forev er cease, t hat a league of nat ions for the preservation c. of peace w ill be so effect i ve that n at i on s need not comp ete w it h·each oth er in nav al a nd a rmy strength Elva E. Ru lon.
Neighb orho od Qu arr els,
If :my neighbor, cr azed _;, wi th ' ange r, is b eati ng h is wi fe, sha ll 1 .; more d ee ply ·inJ my books, te ll my oeigh bors some thi ng ought to be done, send in a dip lo · ma ti c n ote, go in per so n to urge the beaut ies_of paci ficism, or to hi s in so le nt retort b ·" min d my own bus in ess" wh il e he in tensi fi P.s his· frig h tf ulness, sh all I at so me persona l risk Prt ' ceed to the def ense of th e woman ?
DO ·you KNOW·
th at th e glad E aste r seaso n is but s ev entee n . days a way.
We wan t to su pp ly yo ur rea dy -to-wear goods fo r men and wome n of Pe ru
Ou r big st o ck means a w id e F reedom of C hoice
T he n am e below th is ad gua r an tee s Qua lit y and Pair P rice s.
The wo r ld is ob serving the giof hea r tl ess auto c- · r acy, in its death s trugl e with dem ocr acy, i mper ili ng the ga1ns of 2000 years in th e "common br other hood of ma n." __ .J Is t hi s any of bu sinessas to how the iss ue even tuates?
M. G. I
One or -tw_o_o_f_t_h_e_b_e-st a rt ic les I are crowd ed out th is I we ek. Th ey w ill be publi shed in Ithe next issu e. '
_Sup t. L. H. !fen der so n, '07, of I was., i nP_e ru "wee k/ for a commer cia!" t eacher.
M1 ss Loure Sa lzmann, ' 16 , who 1 has th e co rnm er cial wo rk at A inthi s Yea r, has , accepte d a
9/ebrask a City. 9/o br.
ARE l'OU HUNGRY
Hu rr ·_,. to t he Ave nu e St o re- Pl en get co ok ie.:: ' r) 1 1 h ty of ti me bet w ee n cl asses to .,
as st t>nog rapher in Des Moin es, Iowa.
I< 1_ne Shop in Lin co ln. Sh e will beg m work in June. Sobins ' Ed . Ali ce Li n tz, ' 11 , was m ar- ucFa hon ttl Exchange , (Inc .) ne arMch 2 at her hom e in ;:::John - H as for t wen ty r. ounded 18 93 son to r. La wrence Di rks f Te h .. o ur y ea rs bee Tex M' L' h o ac ers, experien ced or. . n success fu l in pla cin g No r mal Traiuin!l . mtz ad been t ea ch-dent s. Wri te for our tne xpenen ce d. Ask your mg m the c1ty schools in Lin co ln. M c.ns. t eac hers a nd former stu· r a nh a tt a o Bt11"ld mg \
OMAHA , NEB R.
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THE NO MALITE
VOLUME XI.
PERU, NEBRASKA, APRIL 17, 1917
PRO F. HOYT TAKEN FOR GERMAN SPY Ne bras ka C ity d t . 1 · · · e po are still s hak- VICIOUS VOTING SYSTEM IN GERMANY
1 mg m th e ir bo ots b ecause of the
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ways a do minant pos iti on among His Chemica s · eized and Held at Germa tt the twenty-six states Th e l<in g of Nebraska Cl.ty fi n a empt to bl ow up their Wealthy and Ruling Classe s Con- p · · ffi · G 1ne d ' rUSSia IS ex-0 ClO er man empernew epot we do not know, but trol Electl'ons k' doubtless th ey be li e ve that war is- or; as mg of Pruss ia he controls Our esteemed fe llow townsman h t Sh seventeen votes in the Bundesrat, w a erman s aid it was Richard Me tcalf said the other and can 1·n effect 1·n1·t1ate des!' r ed and member <•f the Normal l;'C bool p f ro essor Hoyt happ e ns to be a mght, addressing a patriotic ma ss j iegi'slat10n p · · · f t faculty, Profe ssor W. F. Ho yt, was "Y k ru ss ia 1s m ac a n ee of the Yankees ," and one me etmg m Omaha, America is not Ilargely an 1·ndustri'al state today·, taken for a German se cr et agent of th t d k' e mos ra ical Am ericans in rna mg war up on the German , but owing to the dl'rect ratJ'o bein Nebraska City last Friday ev e n- th · t · f 1 IS se c Ion o th e country, wh ich I peop e. She is waging the war I tween income and suffrage rights, ing, and came ne ar be ing de tained w ill make the e pisode all the more of democracy against autocracy." h h d h . h it happe ns in so me Prussian disas sue • a IS c e micals conn - ,! enjoyabl e to hi s friend s d 1>wn he re. Wha t did he mean ? Substantialsea ted, and has not yet had them , -Pe ru Pointer. ly this: At fir st glance the organreturned. 1 ization of the German empire tricts that t f! n perce nt of th e voters control 95 pe rcent of the electoral otes The domin a nt element
The. story is too good. to ke e p, I Science Notes. 1 seems democratic enough-a lower consists of reactionary, ari st oc r at ic e. 1 ;pec.lall y as. the JOk e 1s on the Th e Peru Science A sso ci·ati·on 1 elected by .univer.sa l suffrage·, 1and ow ners; he nce th e conservaNe biaska C1ty p eop le even more was ve ry fortunat e in having Prof. , an upper house m wh 1ch twenty- tive stand of Prussia in imp er ial than on profess.or.' and we can - Bud e ll of Wayne State Normal six individual stat es are r eprese nt- affairs. no t refram from gt vmg it to our School with them on Apri l 13. He ed as such; an executive, the Kai -A Frenchman once sa id· that readers. repre se nted th e phy s ic al sc ience ser, her editary to be sure , but with Prussia wa s hatch ed from a cannon Professor Hoyt , who is at the de partm ent His le cture on Wire · 1 no power to initia te leg isla t ion,- ball as an eag le is hatched fr om an head of th e d epart me nt of chemis- less Telegraphy was very in terest- without. even a vote! But- egg. For two centuries the pertry in the No rmal, and ha s b ee n for in g and in structive and great ly 1 (1) Th e lower house , feelin g of a fight in g machin e has several y ear::;, went to Ne braska e njoyed by ev ery one prese nt. has onl y 397 m emhers mstead of bee n a maj or Pru ss i an obj ect ive.
City w ith th e bunch la st Friday to Prof. Bud e ll has a governmental th e 600 that the r.onsti tutional sys-T od ay the world sees the r esult of attend th e teachers' association. wirele ss tel eg raph stat ion at Wa yne 1 tern of r epr esentati on pr ov id es for. that action of 1871 by which the While there he se cur e d, as he has and offers a spe cia l cour se in thi s 1 A redistribution bill is new empire accep ted th e Prussian often done befor e, a large demi- work at the No rmal Sch oo l. From bl oc ked by th e governm ent , for it militar y l;'yst em as th e system of jo hn full of liquid amm o nia f or use th e ir s tation at Way ne they have would gi ve th e industria l centers, the empi re, and made the Pruss ian in the laboratory. He took this, r ece i ve d m ess a ges from the At lan- hotbeds of soc iali sm a nd d emo crat- king, as emperor, command er-i nwell crated and packed in cotton, tic , Pacific and Gu lf coa sts Th ey ! ic se nti me nt, twic e th e ir pr ese nt Ichi ef to the depot, during the afternoon, hav e s ent m essages as f ar as Fort power Fur.t her , th is can Because it has been n ecessary to and left it th e re, cov ered wit h Wayn e, Indiana. A number of vote on a b ill onl y after It has · condense th is article as much as so me pap er. He then went back to graduates from th e Wayne Norma l. pa s::;e d th e upper hou se possibl e, many statemen ts conthe asso ciation. The Peru ha ve 'insta ll ed s tations and rec ei ve I (2) Me mbers of the up pe r ho use, tained here in lack n eed ful q ualifyreman ied for the even in g sessio n, cla i ly m essages frnm th e Wayne : Bund esrat, are not elec te d· but ap -i ng and an 1pl ifying. Every care has h . I b t ta t ion I poi nt ed by the vari ous st ate heads bee n tak en however to ins ure co min g home on t e spec 1a , u s 1 • • P f H d 'd d t On account of the war al l gov- (th est: rul ers bemg chiefly her ed l- accuracy i·n these state ments. The ro essor oy t ec1 e o come 1 fi · · 1 • d h th · t · H ernm e nt s ti om h ave be en di s man- tary) , a nd are r. e lmtey ln s truc te ! article is design ed to makein some orne on e eve n1ng ram. e . . . . . th l h h I d th ! tl"'d As "O On as condi t ions wi II as to the •r vote on Imp ortant m eas-1measure comp reh ens l ble. the nddl e was us a one w en e re ac 1e e "' · h d 1 • t . . . I um it an effo rt wtll be m ade to ures. Eac e egatJO n must vo e I whi ch Ge r many pr esen ts to th e de pot, and bega n to look f01 hi s P ' . lid Thi s very f eeb le up pe r J ld t c1 b. fi · d secure a gov e rnm e nt stat iOn for so · wor o ay lg But It was gone,. 1p Lilli an Wild . house is pres1d ed ove r by the Ka •, Abba Will ard Bowe n. the statiO n emp loyees we re wa1 tmg 1 e ru. Iser 's mout hp iece, the i mpe rial l for the man who mi g ht come to . A d , 16 who tau g ht chancellor. Recent S_enior Ele ctions. cl · · T h d d. vered Ha zry men e. ' , atm tt. hey ISCO -Iat B er lin la st year , was r e-e lec tc!d J (3) Wh en th e New. Ge rm an I Est her Ander so n, primary what they thou ght m1 ght be a Ger but r es ign ed. a tt d will en te r E mp i re was organi zed m g rad es , Hampto n; Myrt le Harri s, man bomb, to up n_e Crei g ht on U niv er ;; ity n ex t fall. Pru ss ia was .a ccor ded in vanous l primary,McCook; Ruth C0ne , fifth de pot, and had first tnv es t1gate d 1t, Ia nti sixt h g rad es , Ri sing City; -sli ghtly - th en has til y r emoved it ! Ca1rie Br us h, pri mar y, Boise, to a place of s afety Th e train 1 1 Ida ho; Maie Osbo rn , d epa rtmental was about due to leave th e profes -
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Peruvian fi f th. six lh and se ve nth grad es sor had not t im e to se11 d for an y- 1Til de1.; El:::ie Wilburn , primary, one to ca nfi rm hi s s tory as to why 1McCook; Waun ita Williams, he should have pec uliar -loo kin g
Orders must be in by Apr. 20 I Nor ma l office, Pe ru; H azel l•'rye, ehe mirals in large quantities in hi s "fourth g rad e, Mc Cook; L. H. 13enrmsst:s!'ion , and t hi s with hi s ap par - Do You w edict, positi on in Mi nnesota, $1125: ent haste to lea ve on the tr !'l i n, U Harr y Smith, pos i tion in Id aho; see med only to co n fir m sus picion Arthu r Schne irl er, manual tra in in g He th ere ftlre took Business Manager and ath letics , Bl oom fi eld , $H O; Wad e train, asking th e sta tion peo ple If s 0, write Cald we ll, ma nu al train i ng- an d to forwa rd his amm o nia to him N b ag ricul t ur e, Papill ion, $85; Myrtle When had di scove r ed th e at once at Peru, e r. Adee, princ i pal. Julian, $85; Cora h Ol so n, h isU ry and En g li s h, Spe nhar mless qu a lity of it. So far e cer, $7 0; Blanche Me rritt , hi sto ry has not rece i verl the ammonia , nor PriGC $2.50 a nd Eng li s h, county sr hon l, any intim a tion that he will: e ve r Springv iew, $7 0; Pearl Kinton, get it. 1 hits ·.'rY and L'l ti n, Od t:!l l, $ 65. Whether th e emp loy ees of th e
I doubl e -minded?
THE PERU NORMALITE I Say to the waves and winds, "Be ashamed, Y e s I fl ee? sti II," , Should such a man . a th
Entered at the Postofficc at Peru, Ne · And so they will, and so they will. Greater love hath no man than ;s· braska as Second-c lass matter.
Publl sbt Week ly by t he Peru State Normal
75 cts. per year. Single co py 5 ct s.
HOW ARD SM ITH Editor
A. LEWIS TYLER - Associate Ed it or
GLENN 0. KELLEY
Bus iness a nd Subsc ripti on Manager
DEl'ARTl!!;N'l' EDITOR S Nona Palmer, Alumni
Eos Brown Phil o mathcan
Margaret Jones Everclt
Frank Lege r Y. !\[ .C A.
El sie Wilburn Y. W. C. A.
Loui s Wor th, N.C. A.
Dry an Emmert, A
Miss Bowen Mu sic
Rosa lie Koh n Humor
Mrs Nellie i\1:. Smith, Loc;.tl
Jack All s rnan "Mincrya"
Mary Cla ry Sen1 ors
Ro sa lin e Kohn
Ge t·tmd e Cli fto n
Loy Prc shm en
Vi vian Bishop Fl igh Sc hool
Mr. Palme r Scien ce Club
Pmf P. M. Gre gg- Advi ser
Steady Now,
A Po em Found on the Campus
There ain't no notbin' much no
Bixby in tat e o urna. t my his friends Wipe not ou
S J 1 that a man lay down his Iife or more, There's nothin' ain't no use to me; In vain I trear'l th e lonely sh ore Since I have saw the last of thee
The Good Samarita n. ood deeds that I have done' nor
A certa in man went down from ugh them to scorn." Alas! for I hain• t of_ they Jeru sa lem to. Je richo and fell among I And the priest and the What hasn't got no fa1th m love; thi eves , a nd· as th ey were stripping 1 their eyes to the Saman- , And them fond words of yesterday him of hi s raiment and wounding tan and sa id, " Hast th ou eyes of Was spoken true by H eaven above. him , a cP.rta in Samaritan, as he f! es h,or seest th ou as man seeth, O, lo ve, I done w hat I have d id h th · t after our ff journ eyed, came w e re ey were th at thou inqutres With out no thot of no o ense; and when he saw them he cried out iniquity, and searchest for Return. return , I fondly bid, wit h a loud vo ice, "Ye are worthy sin?" And th ey were asham. 1 Before my feelin's ge t intense. to be beaten. Put away th e evil and conf ounrl t>d , and covered th e ir of your doings from you." And heads -The Out look. !I have g iv e up all wea lth of show, they who h ea rd his words heeded 1 1 I have give up all hop e of fame; him n ot , and his anger was kindled Pedestrians Act Thus But ob. what joy' twould be to great ly again st th e m.
Mor e of th e facu lty peop le J know
Then the Samaritan said: "I cry ati tos than ever before. '[bat th ou bast came.'' po ssess o ut ' Vio len ce! ' but I am not h ea rd. S · 1 ·s he re, and along with pnng . ' I my se lf will fight wtth a strong ·sp ring has come the crowdmg, arm." And he went up and f el l I hurrying auto sporting along Nor -; Old Man Winter's go ne aw ay upon them, and smote certain of mal avenue. Th e following rules j Ge nt le Fpringtimc 's cnme to s ta y. them and the Lord brot the fear of for the conduct of pedestrians se t Jo ll ey picn ic in the woods, him upon them, so that they fled: furth by th e Law and Order Soci -/1 We ' ll !' upp ly th e lunch me at good s.
When frightful things are done and we nt forth h1de th emse lves. ety are certain ly timely: BU t< GESS MEAT :vJ A.RKET and sai d, Then the Samaritan bound up l<ule 1. Pedestrians crossing Wh en rumor s fill the air, the wounds of him who had gone boulevards at night shall wear a I
Th en is the timP. to keep your bead down from Jerusalem and com- white l ight in front and a red l ight: ,---------------;
And hold yourself four-square. forted him. th o the blo od ran out in the r ea r. · I Don't put your arg um ent to o of his ow n wo unds i nto the gro und. Rul e Pe destrians before j
s tr ong-
You may be wrong, you ma y be th ee to hurt thee." And when g ive three sh or t blas ts on a horn at I Kayser
An·d he sa id , "No man sha ll set on t urning to the right or left must I. -
25 wrong. they had r es t ed a while they went least thr ee inches in di ame te r. on th e ir way towards Je rich o. Rule 3. Ped est rians mu s t, when I
When a gg t·avating deed s occur
Upon the r ag in g ma in ,
By which we ha s til y infer
That someone sho uld be sla in , Scoff not at him who says, "Don't fight"-
He may be right , he m ay be ri g ht.
It is no sign of se nse to rave, Wh en raving do es no good:
Unfurl th e flag and let it· wave,
But keep on saw in g wood.
The bravest men are always coolDon't be a fool, Don 't be a fool.
We are so apt to go aRtray-
When troub led by th e Dutch
We don 't know what to do or say, And so we say t oo much.
For hate-hymns s ub stitut e a psa l mDo let' s be ca lm, do let 's be ca lm.
It see ms that tu r bu lence of thot May lik e a temp es t roll : Str o ng men are in the whirlpool caught
And lose th e ir se lf- co ntr o l, Th e qu iet are heard to yel l-
It does beat all, it does be at al l.
To lead us int o w il d excess ·
Men trave l far an rl wid e, And lo udly ho wl-w e ca n't do less Than ·'kee p the peac e" in s id f:'. And jo urneyed _they. met an inexp e rienc ed auto · driver is a certa m p rt est , and IJkew Jse a made ne rvou s by a pedestrian, bide
in
Le vite, who were go in g both of behind a tr ee until the auto mobile them toget her and the Samaritan h d 1 as passe To wne's G lo ves 69c, $1 10 P hoenix Guaranteed to ld them what had befal len him. R 1 4 p d t · ho Jd not u e . e es nans s u
Then the priest and the Le vit elcar ry ' in their pockets any s harp S ill< H n!'e SOt: and $1. 10 loo ked the one unt o th e oth P. r a !> in s trum ents liab le to cut automo - White' Bl ac k anrl Colo t·s tho th ey said in th e ir hea rt s, 1 b"l t I 1 e H es
"Verily, man 1.s a fo o l. Ru le 5. P erlestria ns s hal l not in , raster I is not pat1ent, but a -brawl er ml d d . autom ob il es p ublic places to hi s ow n hurt." 0 g1ng run than tWenty mil es an ho ur.
Ka_v>'et· Silk H ose $1 75
l<ay!'er
Then the Lev ite aloud to the I
wi ll be allowed if they do not I t hru the e ntire year. ,
Rule 7. Ped estr ia ns, befor e I license t ags wi ll be issued to th e m, I mu st d emonstrate before an examin ing board their sk il l in dodg in g, I leapin g, craw lin g and extr icating
Rule 6. Pedestrians mu st r egisSa maritan: "Such an oth er ma n ter at beg innin g of eac h yea r and who had fal len am ong thie ves did \ pay .1 fpe of );o r eba te we find upon the roa d fr om Jericho, and we co ns ulted together w1th one consent. And we sa id, 'ThHe shall be no ioss of 1i fe am ong us for.., thi s man 's sake.' S1 w2 abode und er tree a nd se t a watch again st them, saying , with the Pr ophet Dani el,. 'Bl essed is he that
wait e th.' Wh en the thiev es hav e don e, th ey shall be judged by th e law of l ib er ty But when they h ad done, th e man wa s dead, and th e thieves fled eve ry one to hi s own cou ntr y. So the re wa s n eed ne ith er for s uccor nor Judgment." them se lv es from machinery. I
Hule 8. Ped es trian s not wearing n umb e red licen se tags, will be held\ L. r espo nsi ble fo r all damag es done to I automobiles or th e ir occupants by
collisi on s.-
Th f:' n the Sama ritan th em st rai g htw ay : ''Ar e ye not CITY,
Louis R. Kilzer, '15, ha s heen re -el ected su per int e nd e nt at Liber-j t yv il le , Iowa, Sala ry. $ HIO per.
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departments com in g every few days purchases We are mak ing our prices as r eas onable as poss ible. Don't wait till too late to make your sprin g
Silk Gloves 60c, $1
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The girls' Gl ee Cl ub wi ll give a concert in Brock on Satruday e ve nng, April 2 1.
Dr and Mrs. House and Ve rn e anrl Harold Chatela in gave a sacred concert in Shenanoa b, Iowa, last
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Prof. Hoyt: - If it were not for the nitrogen in the air the probabi lity is that m any wou ld burn up before their dest in ed time
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A new id ea in fr om -_ one of our training t each ers: same date. Our , d negative t ea m so lid dinner, sent me clown a cold eggnog, h eavy with choco late. Cou ld have managed it a ll right if it hadn't been so co ld, but that
Say, ki , cut out that gum; I'v e con sis ts of Myrtle Harris, Talbot go t to get a grade in thi s." We Hunt and Stephen Du er ish. Th e understand it worked , s pl e ndidly. teams have b ee n working hard on !> makes it terribly hard to deal wit h.
Th e fir st of the se ries of debates the ques tion and fe el confident of will ? ccur Monday even in g, Apr il ! victori es on both sides. 23, m the Norma l chapel. The ILet us show· o ur in terest in things team chosen to debate Midland mental by tu rni ng out in la r ge b
1:10 p. m. More i ce water. Co llege, Atch i son, Kansas, cons ist s num ers. of the fo ll owi ng stude n ts: Mild - -
Idu ring th e summer, wi 11 be con - 4 :30 p. m. Have re ce i ved someducted once a we ek by Miss Arms. thing li ke a half pound of caramels IAll the g irls are iuv ited to attend, s in ce last ent r y. She just sa id
eve n tho th ey may not wish to or- "Oh dear, I don't feel a bit well gan ize a c lu b. I know th e mJ!k in that eggnog
1:40 p.m. Was mistaken abo ut d M · Gl Y. W. C. A. the peanu ts. She fo und anot her re onta, en n Kelley and Bryan Em t Th d Pr ofes sor Brown discussed rural h an dful in the bottom of h er bag, mer urs ay, Apri I 26, the religiou s work in a very in te resting and n ow I have them to te nd to same team JOtuneys to Crete, to manner. He sh o\o\·ed th e different 2 :0 5 p. m. More ice water and lock horns wit h Doane Coll ege on the p \ase s of rura l li fe and th e oppor - another Hersh ey. same Monr oe Doctnn e ques- tunities offe red to any one who I 3 :!0 p. m. She has be en li ftin g t io n. The Doane affi t. rm a Jve team w1shes to take adva ntage of them. 1 some h eavy books , and , as usual, debates the f e :u team h ere on th e . d . 1 ·Miss Am e lia C hard. who cond u ct- use my mu se es in s tead of her ==-============= ed an EighL Wee k C lub last s um -1arm mu scl es as sh e shou ld have mer, described thi s work, sh owi ng : done. Tired me more than digesthow it sh ould be carried on and ing a six course dinn er. THE what was acco mplished by it. 3 p. m. Some one has N. S. N. S. Store A study, which wi ll better en - broug ht us a box of ca r ame ls a nd is always ready to serve your wants from our line of Stationery, SchooJ Supplit!S, Jewelry, able the girl s to ca rry on t hi s wo rk s he ha s started on that.
IJust a w•l rd to th ose wh o shave the mselves. Try a ho ttlc of '' UI CK S" F ace Lo ti on a nd stop that hurninl! itching afte r yo ur morning s have For sa le ut BARBER SHOP''
Y. W. C. A. ne xt Sunday at mus t have be en sour." Packard Pi ano Fine Watch Repairing topic Secret of Chri s tian Service; 6 :30p.m. a set of POP.ULAR SHEET MUS IC - leader, Josi e Ke i ser. tennis before din ner and here 1 10c per copy, Postage 1c extra am a ll tired out and a dinner to GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY Di ary of a Stomach. I handle
N. S. Hi\Ri\JIAN 10 a. m. Oh de ar! An other p. m. We were in v ited 8 I r) , wa rm day. Wond er if I 'll be out to have a soda before going A. ). I
Graduate of Ch itDgo College Den tal Su rgeon abused as 1 was y este rday? lf 1 home Had a le mon phosphate, RES! DE :-J T DE N TIST am, l 'm go in g to s trike. Ju st an d' th en ran for th e train. di sposed uf a ha lf ch ewed br eak- 1 7 p. m. Fri ed po tat oes , cucumfa s t. We ran for th e tra in , whi ch' bers, ve al a nd cann ed blu ebe rri es
Offi ce O VlT [h tkcry me ant 1 was so ji gg led ab o ut and 1 What do y ou kn ow about that ? Be your ord ers gr e at or s ma ll so tired tha t it took me twice as 7:45. We ar e go in g down fot
"Pho ne or br i ng th em one and all" 1 lo ng to -do my work. Ho pe sh e a chocolate walnut college ic e, TO f . h . h M E 0 P I I g iv es me an h our or two o com- nc w1t cream.
• 0 ZC pl e te rest befo re any t hing more · 8:20 Got home and found some Phone 21 8 comes my way. Oh , here comes a Ione had mad e som e lemonad e. She
nt for Gree nhou se He rshey. !drank tw o gla sses Th at on top of
t,(;IST S ice water have just a rri ved. lt 8 :30. Ha ve se nt ra ck the co l-
:Dr. R. Dentist
Cole wtll take al l th e ener gy 1 can ' lege ice and lemo l) ad e. I pump up in th e ne xt h our to warm 8 :40. Ret ur ned th e blu ebe rri es I suRE\ know me up to no rm al a ga i n. 8:50. And the ve al PR I NC IS here and you Olfi ce ov a Vn ri cty St o re 10: 50 a. m. Half c hew ed bre ak -! !-J: I U. Sh e has se nt for th < Iare tir ed of heari ng abo ut it t' tffi ce fJh on t: 3:1 71 fa st did not s ati sfy he r, and s hP. docto r. Says that co ll ege ic e m us t but brin g out tho se ol d sp ri ng boug ht so me p ea nuts and s tarted have had so me thinr.r the mat t er eating them with it Her mo th er s ays it togs L et Joe clean and DR. B L. 12M. Pea nu ts have dribbled proba bly th e we ak stomach she pr ess them.
Residence Ph one G 1 t · d f h f h along stead ily ever s in ce ast en ry. inh ent e rom er al er . Offi ce ovPr Re xn ll St ore Think she has fini sh ed them tho. 9:00 D oc tor says its just a P.hone 3l 12:30 p. m. Decid ed she wa s n't littl e up se t, due to the weat her. Joe Krepela, Tailor.
EBR. ve ry h un g ry and instead of a g oo
Class Goes to Omaha. On th e last Tuesday of the quarter, Professor Gar ey pi lot ed th e first of three cars of an imal hu s-
clamor ing to go to th e Kru g. Anot her was th e maj or ity's cho ice , howeve r, and r ef rain s and anecd otes are st ill in eviden ce of th e
Professor Garey and Wil so n were logether and at th e concl usion of the p er formanc e-e leven o'clock-
Mabe l Zentz, bot h of th e class of 19 10 ha ve bee n electe d to p os itions in the Omaha schools . Both of tb.ese yo un g l adies hav e had s eve ral years of s uc cess fu l work in the bandry class to th e state's metropolis. No exc it eme nt di s turbed the pl eas ure of the trip going, with the exce ption of a blow-out on Jewel l 's car immediately on gaining the pave ment in South Omaha. fact.
With th e "horses' " sa fe ly garaged, ne a rlY. al l rush ed for a hote l, wh ere Schn e id er asked for a r oo m in th e sleeping porch, and Bi II Reed wanted to bunk in th e hall. Schw entker wa s los t ju st preceding this, going to Council Bluffs. to see hi s brother(?)
Miss Dot H odges and Miss Lu• cille Stambaugh, members of l ast
The •'4 Hustling Dresher Brother s'' went at once to the hote l. As they year's cla ss, have h ad a very sues tepp ed out of th e elevator Wil so n cessful year at Superior a nd have It mal<e any diffPremce sa id "G oo d· ni g ht, Prof." in re- been elected to· positions in Lin- ·where you li ve; Pa r ce ls P ost and exspo nse to Garey's "Goo d ni g ht, cJln pn·ss br i ng s the Superb Dresher
Elmer," an d went to bed, but two
Clnnni ng Service to you r ve ry do or. hours la te r Gar ey wa s seen saunter - E. 0. Blackstone, ' O!), h as been P ost or in g al ong D oug las. elected to the s uperintendency of . d cha r ges one way on any s1ze bundl e
The next mornin g, after Re ed t he sc hoo ls at I daho , at to any roinl. had r eceive d hl·s "money's wort h," $2000 per year Mr. Blackstone d I I tl t 1 An pease <nc)w 1a t 1l're isn 't all boarded a ca r fo r South Omaha. is atte nd ing the Un i versity of Ne - a finer ,!!;ra rl e oi cleaning
At the stock yards we were fu ra l br aska He received hi s_ A. B. United States. th an that fe at ured at ni shed with a very effic ient an d 1 degree m January and IS now Dreshe r 's Omaha Plant. "Shows" nat urall y foll owed supper, d urin g wh i ch tim e Steve wa s p leasa nt guide who answe red abo ut working on his M aster' s. · 1 as man y questions as any mortal
A very interest in g article on The
Fresh Cut Flowers For Any Occasion
S uch as Wcrl rlings. Birthday Pa rti cs, Remem hr:t Funcrnls. etc. in a tc nrrangcmrn ts. No nnlc r lo smrtll :1 11d none too large.
G. E. BERTHOLD
THE FLOR IST EBRASKA CITY , NEBRASKA
Spring Underwear
B. \ '. D's. a nd other nthlcL ic for men.
13a lb rigan nnd
Gn n %e nndt•t-wt'ar for men, \\' 0· men :1nd childre n.
Milsteadt s Toggery
Spring Styles
Mountings
S nit:1bl r colo rs and ents for yo ur photos
:\lah· tht· appoinlmt•nt lorl:t\'
The Pend d' Oreille Studio
E.J. NEWMAN
Phone 56 Peru, Nebr.
was ever asked. Our co ur se took us , Work of a Sc hool Improvement thru the whole of the ya rd s; the IC lu b. which appears in the Ap ril eno rmity of which is unappreciat- number of th e Nor mal In s tru ctor, ed by those who ha ve n eve r taken was written by Mrs. Wiley, ' 09 , this trip. Some id ea may be who tea ches in the inter media te gained by knowing that the U ni on room of the P eru public schoo l.
Stocl<yaJ:ds alone cover about 100 I acres of grou nd , eve ry foot of
which is utili zed. After the, morning' s in spect i on tri p whi ch ' includt...d all there was to be see n and explained at the yards , we j were t aken to the Stockyard s F:xchange.
Here we we re gues ts of the stockya rd s ma na geme nt, at a d inn e r, which later was th e subject of a discussion as tc how many co ur ses there r ea lly we re. The complexity of the si tuati on so overcame Carter that he asked a wa itr ess to sugar his coffee when th e pr oper time came Th e stockyar •l s people ar e ce rta inl y genuine
At 12: ::lO we wer e at the Swift pack in g plant. A trip thr u this plant gi ves one a mate ri al conception of t he te rm "efficiency" · At four o'c lock we started the r etu rn trip, which was pleasant to all
DO YOU KNOW
that the glad Eas ter season is but sevent ee n days away.
We want to supply your r eady-to- wear goods for men and women of Peru.
Our big stock means a wi de Free dom of Choice
Th e name bel ow thi s ad guarantees Quality and Fair Prices.
Cleveland Stores
7/ubraslc-a City 9/ubr
exce pt those in Jewell's ca r, ret ched home at twu a. m., became :.. "'"'- gs of a se ri es of punctures.
The on ly r eg r et is, that for so m e, it is the la st of s tt ch trip s Th e concensu s of opinio n is that Pro fessor Gar ey cer tainly kn ows how to make a trip pleasa n t, inte rest ing, and pr oli table.
Alumni Notes.
A. A. Dorsey , '15, who is at
ARE YOU HUNGRY
llntT; ln ti1 \ 1: t \'(•nuc Stnr-:. Pl e nt ., ' geL cootk ic:s • 1 1 .\
co nfecti onAc ro !<s L he st r ('t'l r,·om ki nds of Sttpp l il's. the 1!('\\' Trni
Phone
I attending the Univer!';ity I of. Neb raska, has accepted the sup -' ff. u. Landolt e nn tenrlency at Be rlin on a two -
73 year Mr. Dorsey taught at Be rhn last yea t\ and the fact Eductltional E he wa s asked to re turn at an , Xl:hange, ( Inc.) mcreased sa lary test l'fi es to tl l ias for Lw cntv.fo l·oundtd lH!'l:{. 1 T I ·. ur ,·cars hct· qual ity of hi s work. e d eac lcrs or in placing Norma l Traiui nl! M S en ts. \Vntc fo t· our rlans. · sk your tca chrrs and former stu· 1ss tella Opp and M. i\1 1 < I SS I anwtt:t n lluilding
OUR OLD FOLK ENJOY A BIG PICNIC I
Members of Faculty, Their Wives and I I
Post1Grads Hold Dignified Party 1 I
Mo re than seve nt y people, i nc l ud·- i ing members of th e faculty , th e ir : atte nded \ aJolly pJcmc Fnday eve ning in the 1 gy mnas ium of the new trainer bui lding- Sobr i ety rul ed f or b ut a few minutes a ft er th e assembling of the merry maker s; Mr s· Overdee.ply inte res ted in a co nv e r- 1 w1th two ot her lad i es, accidentally seated h erse lf in the lap' of Professo r Hoyt, and th e "dance I was on," diabolically spea king. Dignity was at prem i urn. Be-
PERU, NEBRASKA, APRIL
must be m easur ed in milli ons of years th ere occurred the most dramatic e vent in th e making of Peru. In the r eg ion west of Hud so n Bay, the snows of th ousand s of years accumulated ti ll the weighty mass moved so uthward in the fo rm of a continental glac ier. Such a ma ss , ove r a mile th ick, carved a nd scraped the surface over whi ch it passed in its ear ly co ur se. As it adva nced over easte rn Nebraska it slow ly me lted back, th e load of clay, sa nd and bowld ers which it had plun dered from land s nor th of us. Most of the large bow lders have long s in ce d ecayed , ex cept th ose of qua r tz i te such as the large glac ial bowld er havior was far fr om inte ll ec t ua l.
Preside nt Hayes a nd Professor Howie brot a lar ge crock an d a quart m eas ur e, re!'lpectively, to meet the co mmittee 's r equ ire ment that each pic ni ce r furnish his ow n utensils. And ot h ers of the party would ha ve done likewise, had they co nce ived of such a thing, proved by t he barbaric way in which several of th e e nvi ous on es charge•.l down upon Pr es id e nt H ayes and wrested the sc hoo ner a way from
BIG BEBiA]]E
· DOANE VS. PERU
Thursday, April 26, 8:15p.m.
Th e Monroe Doctr · ·11 b · to th at h. h mhe WI e di scussed , Pe ru taking th e side w JC s e debat ed Mond ay ni g ht.
Thi s is one of the t wo ext r·a debates. p G e ru will debate r ee l ey, Co lo., in two w eeks.
Ad ms is.i on f or the two debates , 25 cents to a ll bud get ticket hold ers. Sm gle adm iss ion 25 cents to a ll others
joined by th e injured brass button ITHE GEOL OGICA L STORY OF PERU on our campus. man; the cha !>e leads acro ss the I __ The cyclon ic winds , blowing over b ack lot where a washe r woman is Was On ce Under Water and Again th e glacial debris, (which had been kn ocked ove r i nto the tub of su ds· sorted somew hat by th e wor·k of • Under a Glacier o th er catastroph i es occ ur at eveP' glacial streams (p i cked up the fine corner, and so on in lac k for it ems Geo log ical like the hi s· material, or "rock flour" and -ad in fi nitum. tory of Noa h, ce nt ers about a flo od. car ri ed it far a nd w id e, to d epos it In cidental ly, the post Many ages ago, in a time known to it in uneven depths over eastern who en j oyed th e de mocracy so the geolog i st as the Carbo nifero us, and centra l Nebraska. Near ly all m uc.h a littl e Jesson in IPeru covered with a snal low our clay ba nk s in Peru are of thi s h ygiene Evidently r ea ll y int e lli- sea. R1vers from th e hi g hlands to wind -laid loess. ge nt peop le who r ea ll y wcrk ha rd the east and the west poured in P er u has been a much favor ed r eal ly play most e nthu sias ti ca lly, l the ir wate r s, murky with sa nd and s pot Th e g ifts of th e sea , of the s incere ly, and aba nd on ed ly. Re-si lt, till th e bed of the sea was cov -glacier, and of th e winds, have Aft er th e su pp er di ffe re nt gror ps b mi nds one of President Wilson er ed many f at homs deep with thi s roug t us won derfu l prosperity. presented a patrio ti c pageant, playi ng golf most of th e forenoon stolen d eb ris. In the sand stone of Soi l, made by th e di sint"!g ra ti on of him. dramatizing Pau l Revere's r·d · 1 e, of th e day in wh ic h that marvel- our riv er bluffs today we may read Inative rock, f.orm s so s lowly that a the Emancipation Proclamation, 1 1 h d th f h f ously con structed state pape r, th e c ear Y t e story of that a nc iP. nt ep 0 one lllC o such re s idual the la un chin g of th e Clermont, I ·1 · fi h d d cal l to conrgess for the r eso lut ion of sea. Where the waters were dee- so l Js ve un re yea rs in th e Joseph Smith cross in g the plains, wa r, was draf t ed But one of the per far out from th e sho re l ime making. We have r ece ived the the Barbara F'rietchie ep i sode, and 1 faculty, in repl y to a re mark made forming- ·creatures of the se; fore - accumulat ions of many regions, ot hec notable events .in o uc 1by a "post" betcoyino hi s ama,e- gatheced, and, depacting, left hece , and in depth, ducabil ity, ond !story . A group l ed by Pr ofessor \ ment at the prank s of th e profes behind t hem many layP rs of l ime- variety of elemen t s, ou r so il can Hoy t perhap s m ade the Qiggest sors, sa id de preciatingl y "O h but sto ne marie from their ho nes and compete with th e rest of the wo rld. scream by doi ng a parody on th e i I think they are rather feeb le • this she ll s· In the r e1 clay banks along Th e ri ve r, to l, bee n at work, Fri etc hie dramatization even ing. · I have see n th em do so th e road wes t of the Burl in gto n now cuttin g, a nd now de positing given a few minut es Th e mu ch better !" stat ion, ju st back of Chas. Majors' along its banks. Th e fl ood-pla in march thru Freder i ck's str eet was bu n g-alow, is a dis tin ct r ecor d of beyo nd th e rai lroad sta ti on ha s made wi th th e famous Ge rman July Peru Bird 1 the mo st anci e nt l if e Nebras ka had . bee n bui lt lar ge ly in the last fi f ty goose-step. Ba r bara's Hag had As I s it at our wes t w111dow th!s Here are fos s il s of that se a lif e years , bv th e dep os it ion of ri ver bee n firpd upon and she had made even in g and wa tch the wooded Ithat t hri ved in Peru when the now sedi mE'nt in th e inn er cur ve of th e ht> r ml!morable re ply Then Sto ne· I on Norma l Hill darken in the ! venerabl e Appalachian Mounta in s mea nde r. wa ll, in the per so n of Professo r j shadows, I hear the even not es ' wPre in their inf an cy, and the Mountain makin g movem e nts Hoy t, quavered out , "Who touch es I of the wood th ru sh, th e tw itt er of Rockies had not yet been upfold ed . have affected us little. Ou r h<Wia. ha ir of yon gray h ead, li es -di es j' the s kimming chimney swifts as ! Jn t im e thi s centra l sea r eceded, zonta ll y bedded strata have b<>en hke Delz e ll." I f orag.e above the for. an.d hegan on the fr es h cl.i s turbed. th P A terrific game 0 £ dar ebase he-1th e ir the till eve n su rafce Jele n tle:;s of.run-ofi wate r, tween the ladies and the men end-' alarm cry of a dJ::turbecl cat bJrd, ! was rlespo!ltd a nd hill s and valleys anti the di s mlegral! ng action ,,f ed the fun. Descci p ti on- ad equa te Iand th e c beep -cheep of th e ev<' Ia p"eaced. Again, in the pcocess I wi "d , f cost he at, cold have description- is difficult. It was Ipresent En g! iRh sparrow I of tim e, came ano th er in vas ion of I o ur su rface to the so mewhat sugg-es ti ve of those ove r- Suc h so un ds, and ma ny more, Ithe sea, from the south , with its slow hills we have t oday . They are now worked funny scramb les in the have added to the s umm er expe r- j, nfilli ng with se dim en ts from the I in the s tage kno wn aa "ear ly matmov ing pictues in w hi ch a sma ll ie nces of those who ha ve had ears water-wo rn hi g hl a nd s. Since that ur it y. " Co ntinu ed weathering boy pu ts a fir ec racker under an to h ear th e m. He who wo uld, t im e Pe ru has bee n dr y-ma y it will wea r them down to the mono tel:I erly man , the vict im gives n eed but to go forth unde r Peru's conti nu e so ! any of plain s- bu t yo u and 1 will C1tse , runs int o a policeman; fo r es t tr ees an d list to natur e'" Aft er a very long- int <> rval, which not be here to see it (( on I J•a ;..; .l
f HE PERU NORMALI TE I Work for the Bachelor's deg r ee I
---·----------,- 1at the Peru .appea ls to me
Entered at t he Post office at Peru, Ne - because of the 111t1mate relatJOnas second -class matter. sh ips th at d eve lop between t he i' uhll sht Wee kly by th e Peru State Nor mal sen i or co llege stu dents and th e 7:> cts. p<·r yea r. S in_glc co py fi cts. i h ea ds of d epar tme nts. Moreover 1-i, JvVAIW • _ Editor ! qu i et scholastic s urr ou ndin gs I" I' I ' d I \ LEW • Assocwtc tt<Jr ! are m ost favorable to stu y. o. KELLEY 1 Jessie Modl in and Subscnpt10n Manager
J 'fl )Or tnu i ty to take sen ior
11 J1 •• EWt EOJ1'0 ns 1e OPJ
· Alumni co ll ege work in Peru t hi s year h as I' llr ,,, 11 Philomath ea n b ht t To '"" " · b of la rge ene o me.
'I a rga ret jones bvcrctt een
Frank Ll'gcr
l,nu ts \Von It, N.C. A. a
Y. M. C. A. my Normal co ur se 1t h as seeme d to \.V. ilhurn Y. W. C. A. dd sy mmetry a nd com pl eten ess
ll•·.van Eu1111 cr t, From my work in the Ham b urg \I iss _llm.'' l'll Mustc hoo ls I can app r ec i ate what a dekoh11 Humor SC
\I rs :--h·l lic i\1 Smit'n, Loca l gr ee woul d mean to me.
):11·1< " 1\li ner:--a·• John Weat her hogg.
·l ary Cl"r-" I fe el that my wo rk for a Bach- Knh 11 um ors
.;,·nrurlt.· Clit'l on Soph o mores elor's degree in Peru ha s been the
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•,. II :H'I<I• r Freshmen f lli <h"P High Sc hool cap sheaf to the stack o gram
, 1r. l'a 11m·r Sc ience Cluh 1 t d th · w hi ch has been accumu a e ru I l'r"f ,\1. d vtscr my sc h ool years.
Wh at They Think of it.
Laura Mackprang.
Scl100 1 l if' e in Pe ru ha s always Nat ur e affo rd s for the Per u State
DO YOU KNOW
is but seventeen that the .glad E aste r season days away. t to supply your ready-to-wear We wan goods for men and w omen of P eru.
Ou r big stock m eans a wid e Freedom of
Ch oice
Th e name below this ad guarantees Quality and Fair Prices.
Cleveland Stores
7/obra ska Cit!/, 9/obr.
lu-!e n mv fondest J'oy. Th e atm os -Normal Schon ! an ev ir onm ent re -: samp led the gifts w 1tC s e
piHire of h onest wo rk and conscien- mar kab le for it s oppo r tu ni ties or generously lav i shes upo n you · 1 iou s e f[ ort wh i ch pervades the the study of bi ologica l s ci ences.
- - · · f ? Peru worth wh il e or
A. Lewis T yle r. i •ni or coll eg·e exte nds to the grad- Geog raphy h as locate d the schoo l I When one se ts about se l ect i ng 1. personal •.ate or se nit1r co ll ege work as wel l. where the ea r nest st ud e nt the schoo l which is to be hi s Alma Vlay it gr o w! lit tle di straction f rom th e_ purs UJt I Mater, th e re are severa l fact ors I
Verne E. Chate la in. of. knowl e dge And. soc i ety which he must consider if hi s I DreSS
As the plum pud di ng is to the Iassembled a g roup of mfluences educat ion is to be full and com -!
Chri s tma s d inn e r, so is se ni or eol - faculty and p eo pl e that n:a e plete
Accessories
The si ze of t he school is of I Kavser ::;ilk Glovt>s 6Uc, 8fl"' $1 25 !e .:"P. wo rk tn the Normal, or j unior strongly for rellgJOus 1i ttle con sequence if th ere is the ! Co ll l'se at Peru-de l ight· betterment. I be li eve m P eru a competent
<· dl ege , Frank W. L ege r. proper mo_ral to n e, . . h ulr sati s fyin g- , an rl professio nally faculty wh1ch IS sympa the t ic Wit ecess ary. Mary L. Hi bler. Th e g:eatest ever_ Ithe stud e nt s, is loca t.ed in s uch. a T ow nt''s W as h:.thl e Chamnisette Glovts o9l'. $ t 10
Se ni <,r C•lll ege wo rk h as b een to man IS th e pnnc1ple of br ot he J1 place that al l of the mftuences _w 1l ll ·neficia l to me in that it has I hood and dem oc racy. In fact the· be co n ducive to educational, sp1nt- ,· 111 en me a muc h better foundat ion I is no w str.iv in g for 311 1 1 ua l and physica l_ advanceme n t, a_nd •r the wllt' l< th at I may ha ve as a mternat10na l de m octacy. Peru whose s tandin g 1s such as to g 1ve Sil k Hn!'e 80l' nnd $ 1.1 0 ,. acher next Nell ie Ke l ly . be liev es in the hi ghest develop- 1 pr es tige to its dipl o ma Such a Th e Peru N1 rma l has two con -me nt of each student to hi s hi ghest i place is P eru -far fr om the mad'-' ;Jicuous adv an tages for its sen ior eflic ie ncy for serv ice to hi s fellows , I ding cro wd. n estled in among the dleg-e wnrk It does n ot afford which the of j' hi lls, in one of the "beauty spots h1se wh ich keep the hr othern ood . Wrth thiS as the of n ature," with a faculty and 11 i ntl from s tudy, and the clas ses dominant spir it of the sc hool, com townsp eo ple wo rking for th e stu-1re s mall enuf so that the spiri t of bined with the high scho lars hi p, de n ts -a super i or place in wh ich to nrlividualit v may asse rt itse lf. and in timate relat ion of teacher to stu - do se nior coll ege work de nt , and exce ll ent l ibrary and 1 1 w. Emmert 1 ,. J, s!! l' re la ti· tn ship ex ist between :-nu de nts and 1n,: tructo rs. laborato ry faci 1i ties , wha t b.ett er 1 1 A ftt>r grad ua ti ng from th e Peru Idel la Straye r. could one do than to se lect Pe ru S t N 1 1 h t 1 · ta e o rma ave a (en up for one's Alma Mater. I · · On e nf thP big advanta ges that G S . h graduate work m wh1c h I am specl t. 1 · II Harry· rm t. 1·1· · h · l fi ld rl 11:' menner.-; n· t1 e semor co ege 1a rz 1ng tnt e vo catwna 1e , an ·ass have 11v er those of oth er Th e oppo rtuni ty fo r persona l I fi nd my self f ortuate in the in -
' :noo ls rs their close associat ion associat ion with large men anrl j struct ion I am r eceiving 1 e nj oy ,vit h th e faculty Anoth er advan- wom e n, than whom no othE-r in sti -.J the graduate cla ss chape l whi ch is , t;.('! is tha t th!:! s iz e of the class is. tut i on in reach offe rs held on Thur sday of eac h week lt L ,.. t.: h that m 1r e he!p a_nd fac!l1t1 es, 1 is a m eet in g at which mPmb ers of •
:l lY be r ccc1v l:' d. Con drt10n s w ill cand1d compa mon s hrp, a l th e faculty and of th e town sp eop le
l, ·t·nnw ::: till more atmos.ph e re.' in di scuss in g very in-
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· ww n onl y th e u pper cla ss men are ! th ese th1ngs Peru nff ets 111 world to pics. 1 am NEBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA alt "verltoc:"·rect the papers What_ wou ld one of a cla ss in ST OHE n ol deg r ee s tude n ts. e xpect of an y sc h oo l. Wh y leave wh 1ch 80 great a s pirit of co-opera- Ev erything Marked in Plain Figures A. N. Longfellow. Old Norma l, when yo u hav e merely t ion prevai Is. L. R. Rene <.! ict
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GOOD Phone 22 in a ll depa rtm ents com in g eve ry few days. We are makin g our pri ces as r easo nable as p ossi bl e.
Don 't wait till to o late to mak e your sprin g
touc h with th e teachers.
2. No n ecessity for lear ning a new sys tem or adj us tin g to a new prog ram.
3. A fa c ulty with a sympa th et ic acquainta nce w ith pub!i c school prob lems.
4. Energ i es are conce ntrat ed on the profession of te achin g alone.
5. Expen se acco unt consid e rabl y less than in a large u nive rs ity.
6. A ho ld er of Pe ru' s Ba c helor's degree admitted dir ectly i nto grad uate work in th e Univ en;ity of
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Announces A Complete Course iu Vocal Tt·aiuiug by Os<·ar Sa nge r·, in twenty lessons on Ten Victor Reco rd s, Sop ra no, Mezzo-Sopra no, Tenor, Baritone or Bass. Are you in te reste d? If so let us dem onstrate t hi s sin ging co urs for you.
BARNES' PHARMACY
''THE REXALL STORE"
Nebraska C. B. M apes hirl de n s urpri ses In sp rin g and ing to one of the lowest or ders., Peru Pl ant L ife, s ummer the vivid g reen s of the On e mus t be very ob servant inbott om lanq w ill ows, shad in g int o d eed to discover thi s fern, for it
To the plant lover and the bot- the more so ber green qf the· hi II- grows only on e in a place and send s anist th e wooded bluffs and hill s of s id e o aks s ati s fi es our fe e lin g for up o nl y one frond each year. In Peru and en vi are so urc es 1 col o r; in autumn eve ry knol l and some p la ces th e grace ful maidenof never fa!lmg delig-ht. At al l s ea- , b_luff is a st ud y in co lor with the hair fern with its purpl ish bla ck I osns of the th ey in vite him to nc h, brow n and red of its. st ems grows abundantly. Wher- \ explo re the 1r de pth s Tn ev offe r c1 oaks li gh te ned here and the re by eve r th e s un breaks thru a clea r-
better acquaintan ce with Nature flaming s uma c a nd woo dbin e, or in g, here in earl y spr ing are l who is eve r n ew and e ntran c ing th e br ight joyous yE: llo w of th e patches of wild blu e phlox. Onto with her unfoldin g- tr eas ur e and wilrl grape •tine he pr otecte d n orth slopes ma y be , _ As one goes fr om ri ve r bo ttom fo u nd two sp ec i es of orchid-the \ !______________
la nd s to bluffs, he finds an in terest yel low mocca si n flower or lady' s 1 ,....------- - -; Old Man Winter·,. gnne aw ;1y l;cnt le <:<> me to st ay jolley pic ni c in rhe w oo rls.
in g var iati on of plant life duel to sl ipper, and the lavender tin ted land elevat i on. D ow n in th e showy orc hid. One of the rare flowmar shes with the ir r oo ts immer se d ering plants whic h gets i ts no u ri shWe ll ,.u pply lhl·lunch mea t in wate r, grow the wild blu e iris in ment fr om decay i ng vegetable mal-
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gr eat profu sio n. as beautifu l a;:; ler is the Indi an pi pe It is a deany c ultivat ed s pecie::-. Cat -ta il s, li cate snow wh i te fl owe r which an :ow -l eaf plants, sedges, water grows upon rotton wood in wet plants and wi ll ows are on eve ry yea rs. Many iut er es tin g and 1 hand. Here too is the cP.p hal a n- bri lliant hu ed fungi are f ound in
Ith u;:; or b utton bu sh w ith it s sp he r- th e w oods.
ic al bu tt o n- s hap ed h ea d of flowers. The re is such a variety of trees is always ready to serve • Al ong the foo t of the r ocky bluffs that space will permit on ly the our line of Ib etwPen and w oo d ed hi ll s, merest me nti on of them They one lind .;; an in te r est in g lower form range f rom the dwarf sandbar type
Whik down town go to
f11r your Barber Work Ncnt , Clea n. All work first class. S1 co n rl door from po!'toffice
Justa wl)rd to those who shaYco tlll'lll · sch·cs. Tn a bottle of "D! Cl..:S" F ace Loti o;, anrl stop that hurnin!! it ching sensa ti nn after your morning sbaYe For sa le at · '' WESTSIDE BARB ER SHOP'' your wants from Stationery, School of plant life, th e li ver wort, gr ow -of wi llows to th e maj est ic oaks Packard Piano in g beneat h the proj e ctin g rocky whi ch crown the hill s. Many vines POPULAR SHEET MUSIC Jewelry, h h
Il edges or on th e slopes of deep are found among t e trees-t e! 10c per copy , P ostage lc extra Fine Watch Repaidng ravin es. Here and th ere a rare bit te r-swee t beari ng bright sca rl et GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY lit tle fe rn, th e c li ff - brake , r ears berr i es , wil d smilax, gr ape and NEBRASKA CI T\' , NEBSASKA its frond s up in some ro cky nich e wood b ine, and it were best n ot to 1 J_ N. S. H ,\ R i\ J IAN of the b luff forget the th r ee lea fed poison ivy. ,_ One of the m ost beautiful of a ll is A. U D. U .S Graduate of Ch icago Co ll ege Dent al Su rgeon the cilmbing wi ld- rose , which I
Th e bluffs are covered wi lh a ' Jen se gr owth of fl owers , vines and I d cult i ·vated ' 1-:S I IJENT DEN TI ST b 1 when transp ante to i
Office over k(•r v mall one wo ul d sis t ers
s hrub s. . gr ows thle f .u<.: < ga r dens , rivals its more cultured 1 tho rn e w1tn 1ts exqu1s rte Y rag -. I rant flowPrs, so s . So th ese ±riend s, th e pla n ts, yo ur or ders gJ ea t or s mall " • scarce ly notice them but for becken here and the re. Th ere is
Phone or bring- th em one and all l perfurne. Th e blad der nut With e new acquai ntance to bel TU fl d later evel som
I it s waxy whrte ow e rs, an_ fl 1 made hidden beauty hi ther to· rs E 0 I · · d m· atef ·' 1 1 11 11 • its p ecu li ar thr ee wh ich takes but ti me 8 1 • • • attentiOn Branch es
Phon e 21 fru 1t., m v Jt es · . a nd an obs er vant eye to lea r n.
Age nt for S unn y :dde Green hou se of bu ck -br us h covered w:th ' Mrs. ft'. C. Jean Fa ll s Ci ty, · deep red be rri es make love ly 1 • - - · - bouquet It s prrng an d 1 Th e fo ll owmg membe rs of o ur
Ali t he cqnip mcut you will need to play the game.
FISHER BROTH ER S J 11< L't ;l; I STS I autumn · D role s umm er th Pre ar e wild flowers In own facu lty hav e f P.Ce lv ed the B. suRE 'ou know : Dr • R
• '-' (J'reat pr ofus i on, not the least Ed. degree from Pe ru: .Professors j PR l NG is here and you Den tl• ""' t 1- 'f 1 f whic h is t.he gracef ul, Hend ri eks, Jean and Wll su n. a nd , ; u tl u n II I S lomo n'!' se al, gr owmg Mi sses H armon and No na s sta te Y • 0 1 OH'il'e ov<·r· V: •ri t:ty' t ore II thr ee l'e ec hi g h. Palm er. · ffi H 71 two or - I t . J 11 'ec l'h one :i:l 1 aJ·e ca r peted At the commenccmen 111 une '- Th h dy rav1n es < · • ·----=-- -=---------"! e s a cies Th e the dEgree will be conferred upon ,- . h es of m any spe I 1-• -. HELJ.H•)HN Jwlt moss in s uch L aura Mackprang, Jessie B - - ' " ' oo d fer n gr ows , • co mm on w me de ll s I Modlin and Mary E. Ogg, and Re,. l.de ne e l' h on e 6 b dan ce as to turn so - l "h I W 'II a un · ·d L· H ere Messrs Ve rn e C ate a 111. 1 )e l Office ov•·r :-)tore 't ble fe rn gar en., are tired of h ea rin g about it but bri ng out th ose old spri ng togs. Let Joe clean and press them
Joe Krepela, Tailor. int o ve n a. b eau tiful and IEmm e rt, No rm an K Lovell, a nd Ia nd th ere IS found a h I cr - H arry G. Smith. ..:...-------------NE IW. f ·n th e m oonwm t, e ono 1 rare er •
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Opening chapter of "Patria'' featuring the most popular woman in April 26. Night.
You are a11 iu .vited to get sta rted on thi s serial of se rials. One Chapter shown each Thursday with Pta the News and good Comedy at the Crystal. Adn1ission Children 5c
Peru as a Fou("Year Normal. S inc e 186 7 the Peru No rmal has h ::!<:! 11 empowe r ed to gra nt the Bachlolu!·'s de g re e, and up to 1 913 suc h d ..:g rees were give n to tho se who cdmpleted th e ir junior co ll ege wo rk here and the ir se nior co ll ege \V.) rk c:IHewhere. But in the latter thFJ State Board m ade the re-
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Such :1,.: IJir t hrln ,. f' :tt'l it•,:, hr11nce s Fu nc t:l'll' in np propr i:tte arr:tll,!..!l'tlll'lll No OJ'dCI' to "m:tll : tncln one t oo l;l!·gc.
G. E. ·BERTHOLD THE FLORIST
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quirem e nt that th e last year of th e ti on are making p oss i ble more than tain ly fift y perce nt, of Nebraska's se nior co ll ege wo rk ma st be done ever an expe rim en ta l in vestigation 400 of birpds are to be · found Jn an n ear eru An old in Peru to secu re the Bachelor of / of pro? l ems, a nd _an ch eck Ji st , prepared by a res ident Educat ion d egree , a degree wh i ch m pract ic e of the gains 1 !n year 18 96, sh owed somethis the f ull equ i valent of the I m educa ti o nal prog re ss. , mg like 1 20, and the re_ are a great Bac helor of Arts, or of any ot her 7. Coincid e nt with expansio n in many n ow which ar e not bachelor' s d . u date, all other li n es, the co urse of study found 1n t hat f1st. R ecently a eg i ee. P to con side rabl e tract of land along the fo rty such deg r ees have been is co nstantl y being enriched in a Miss o uri ri ver in the vic ini ty of gr anted, an d t hi s year the number way to ful ly m ee t cu rr e nt de - Bellevue was purchased and set w ill be incr eased by pr o bably ten mands The stude nt enteri ng on a as id e as a pres erve for b ir ds, wil d more fou r- year normal co urse ·has the animals, and pla nt life Our Nor-
A glance at the co ll ect i on of choice of co urses th at would take mal park ha s, if anything, even a mor e than sixte en years to com -mo re abundant and more vaned op miOn s 10 this num ber under th e bird life than th at of this Fo ntancaption, "Wh at Th ey Think of pl ete tf he to ok them all. el le Park. And we are com i ng to lt'!" will gi ve some clue to h We do n ot he re give d eta il s of appreciate it too t e the specific requirem e nts for i ncreasing popu larity of degree · B
1ng a achelo r of Education degree
work in Peru and we i ncorporate beca u se a very comp lete catalog has some a dditi ona l co ns iderations why just been i ss ue d, wh i ch may be th e comp let ion of a fo ur-normal secured fr om the reg i strar on co urse here is wort h whi le. request
1. Th ere is an increas i ng and Jul y Peru Bird Life.
EfiRASI<A CI TY NEBRASKA just demand for more thoro prepar (Conllnu ed from Firs t Page. ) ation of educati<:m al leaders and music while from every s id e it · espec ia iJ y of tho se who have gone come s in ever increasin g b ea uty. The •'4 Hustling as far as the Ma s ter' s deg r ee On - th e ot her hanrl, have yo u see n the _indigo bu ntin g, the Balt 1·_ Dresher Brother!' ., Graduate wo rk in our State Un i- . d more , onol e the ch ew ink , tht- ye l- It ma ke an_v difft·remre versJty nee sand is ent itled to all low warbler, or the wh t' re you li ve; Pn:-;t Hnrl l'X· the f eeders for its courses it can grossbeak? He who has can ap- •
Ige t. pre ciate the refer en ce in Peru the Superb Dre:<hrr \'. If,: a nd ot her athl et ic 2. Thi s in cr ease wi' Il be finan- rh ym es to painting '' with co lor cr n ce tn yo ur very door t '' Th R () h cia lly p oss ib le if more stude nts . e ma y e nj oy re:-; l'rsp:ty or Exprr1's "'If' lll l'll. th iS life quit e as much , if not one wa y on any sized hun clle take advantage of the econom i es of I J mor e, t 1an those wh ose sensor y t" any t. Po rn •kllit, Ba liHi rrn n doing their se nior college wo rk in pl eas ur es come thru th e ea r. knPw that tht-re <'> n nd the State Norma ls, awl use the Or it litt le ava il s to try n fi_ner gr ade oi rl om. in the l:;,,, zt· tlltdo rwcar for men, sav in g in expe ns es to tak e a Mas- to entice you hy es th e tic app pa ls. Unn erl SrHtt's. tlt ::o11 tlw t featu r t'd m wo- t er's degree in the U 't lf Per_haps yours is a p ra ctica l mv ersi y. wh1 ch de man d fi · can be go t- hard, for yo ur
111<'11 n11d c hi ! lren.
MilsteadtS Toggery t hi s over. tipl y in g Incr ease of f ea th ered life I Cleaners
Iten fo1 a lm ost th e price of two, p (ace_. the n, can you le arn mo re I B · ! why n ot take the former? Think , r_ea dJ_I y in Pe ru, that th e mul - RO I
3: Pe ru has a lar ge r faculty and I for aydecreasi ng in sec t pop- I H u I ters Tai tors I ua ton. e,; Pe ru I b' d - - 'a arger enrollment of s tudents of Pe rhap s five Ir s. 22 11-17 F'A I<NAM , ST. co ll eg ia terank thanany ot her e d- PE t C'ent, c er -, 0\'J c\ i-lA NEHI<
Spring Styles in Mountings
ucati o nal in sti tuti on in Ne bras ka except th e Sta te Un ive rsi ty
4. The P eru Normal is on e nf th e th irt ee n n ormal co ll eges in the United StatPs, and is r ecog ni ze d and accredited in the North Ce ntral Assoc iation of Co ll eges and Unive rsi ties
5. The e quipm ent of th e sc h oo l departments is kept up to a
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adrl ed thru the al e rtn ess of th I he Pend d' Orei lle Studio Ifacul_ty in kee pin
B. C li ff ord Hendricks
THE PERU NORMALITE
Tuesday .. May I. Game called 3:45 vs. Peru Normal
On Athl e tic Fi eld Admission Bud g et Ticket or 25 cents
0N . WG8NGS81\Y, MAY 2
Gotnc r plays Pc ru A thlctic Glub
On City Ball Park Admission 25 cents 6ame Called at 3:45
THE BIRD SHOW IS VERY PROFITABLE
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Secured by Audubon Club, Nature OBITUARY
Study Class an_d Mr, McCommons ,.
Kin g Al c oh ol w as born back yo nder in th e ea rl y age s. I
The Audubon Club of the local He wa s sired by Fu se l-Oil, a nd dammed by everybody. Mo rschool and the nature s tudy cla ss of tal illn ess ov e rto ok him on th e sev e nth d ay of November, the Normal, enc o uraged by Mr Me- 191 6, br ot on by an ov e rd ose of cons tituti o nal am e ndment, Co mmons, manager of the Cry s tal presc rib ed by the pe o ple ·of Ne br as ka. Death occurr ed on Theatre, brot to Per u a fine set of I M ay 1, 19 17 Th e de cea s ed has many friend s wh o will mourn fi lms represe nting b ird life The his lo ss He is s urvived by three cousin8, Jamai ca Ginger, largest crowd ev er in att e ndance at 1 Peruna and Lemon Extract His so n, Littl e Prince this theatre brot in o ve r $40 in re- I Ne ar-B ee r, fo ll owe d his father into the shad o wy land , ce ipts, tick e ts se llin g at fi ve and d es pite the valiant e fforts of physicians in the ten cents e ach. Se nate to sav e the life of the little innocent The old Kmg
This mark s th e e mphatic ap- was quit e a j es ter as we ll as a fight e r. proval of the g ood m ov ie by our Stron g men have be en known t? put him clown for whtle f but he a lways li cked 'em in the en d.. He made m.en la ugh, stud ents and membe rs o o ur I c1 d f th I th en Cry and bea t up th e ir wive s. He star ve d chtl ren an fa culty. Th e gr ea t soc cess o e d h h • h t Some men he made s ick an ot ers bi rd sh ow is more proof that t e \ brodk e wom en s a ll men wh o g ot int o tr ou ble blam ed it desir Ps of th e pa tr ons, far more 1 he rov e cr azy than th e whims of the mo vie man- ! on him anrl le ft a sta tem ent in whi ch th ey ad ;lsed every agers , dete rmin e the q uality of the ! yo un g man to s hun him as th ey woul d a snake Sn he must ha ve bee n a very bad ar;tQr in hi s tim e. fi lm3 to be sh ow n. Hl· s bod y will li e in state but not thi s one. Kan sas C ity. Wedn esday 0f eac h wee k an edu- - 1 d th h WI II pt·obahly be hi s la st place Boot eggers an o ..et cat t' onal film wi II be s ho wn at t e. d h th h t f . ds say th ey will vi s it hi s mau so le um an ave e w I eloca l th e atre Th e p ro gram will : rJ en .d" t't s" call him back for an occas ion a l' seance. co nsist of tw o trave logs (hand- i apr one s pnt 1 • ·1 1 1 m is 1 · Th e p il g rim ages will be mad e unt1 t1e mau so.e u. _ colored films, as t he Jap anese i d by an act of Co ngress to make r oo m fm clean, ·n co nnecti on! ra ze • scenic pictures sho wn I ' J with the bird sh o w), Pa th e N ews ! san ita ry busin ess OF TH AN KS (viv id and inter es tin g po rtr ay al of ! We -les l're to thank our f ew f ri e nd s for t.he many kind d s auth e ntic ! u d th ece nt cu rrent ev ents,-a n a : d f so la ce ancl f! nw ery speec hes mad e unn g e r . as most news pap ers ). a nd s om e! so d eat h of our o ld fri e nd a nJ a sso ciate , Ktn f! c.,m ·lc fi lm. 'I hi s kind of pr og ram.: Illn ess an d . . ·h t th ank th ose le gi slato r .; and tf h I We especia lly Wl S o is a hint that th e d aY. is nnt fa ro ; Alco o. J wi tn hi m till the la ::; t ditch (.Signed) when S ha kespe ri an pl ays w ill be! w w st \l ye JMA BOO TL8 GG ER , Presented o ft en at th e lo cal VE RA DRUNK, All that is n eeded is eviden ce Ui at I R. E. SU B MI SS ION thHe is dema nd for th at kind of t of an app paring in th e Sho w -Arran ge men . h d ea th of th e Ktn g's l" st co mm emo ratJDg t e -· Na uona 1 •
INext Debate is with BiR" Teachers' College, Greeley, Colo.
The evening of Mo nday, April 23, mark ed the opening of th e debating sea so n in Pe ru. By 8 :15
l an enthusia s tic audi e nc e of well
lIover two hundr ed we re present at the chapel to hear the discuss ion of the qusti o n, ''Reso lved, that tthe United Sta tes should abandon th e Mo nroe Doctrin e ." The negative wa s uph e ld by Midland College, of Atchi son, Kansas, th e personn el of the te am be ing Mi ss Walker and Messr s. Pee ry and Wa ltP.rs Th e qu es ti on wa s a ffirm ed by Pe ru, th e te am be in g Mi ss Mil dred Mon ia , and Messs r. Gl e nn Ke ll ey a nd Brya n Emm e rt. Mi s8 Mo nia , th e first aflirma ti ve spea ke r, ope ned th e de bates, by s ta t in g th e a ttitud e of the a ffirmative toward th e Mo nr oe D oc trin e, that it was in adequa te , unn ecessary, and und es in:sbl e. Th e fir st point , th at of in adequ acy, was taken up at lf'n g th hy th e sa me sp ea ker. Th e la:'t tw o points we re
Idiscus sed in th e or de r nam t>d by :the fo llo win g Peru spPake rs. t.h e I • h las t, Mr. 8mmen. propo sing· a su stitute, whi rh w;H the Wil sn n Onet ri ne. aid ed anrl a be tt ed h.v inte rnational l:1w Th e Mi dl a nd t eam put fort h an exce ll ent debate a nd are to he I'On· zr atulated up on the ir log,ical thinking and free and easy de liv e ry Their grea tes t di s cr e pancy w as a fai 1ure to e ff ec tually attack the · '10 who I Miss Floren ce Kite, ' bro th er in Kan sas.
offered by Pe ru. Th e Pe ru t ea m wa s consiste nt (( ' nrl nu Nl on L n11 1 J'a gt'.)
THE PERU NORMALITE 1 1 te rn in genera l are sca r ce ly
dreamed of in Peru; that ming li ng
Entered at th e Postoffice at_ Peru, Ne· \of s tud ents and facult y to such adbra sku as matte!. va ntage as obta in s at Pen1 is im -
Publlsht Weekly by the Peru State Normo'l po ssible at th e lar ge r schoo l; that 75 cts. per yea r. SingJc·co py 5 cts 'opportunity for individual de vel op -
HOWARD SM I TH F.:cliwr m ent among a greate r proportion of :\ LEW IS TYLE R - Associ a te Eclit nr th e s tudents is obvious ly more
GLE:>lN 0. KELLEY ' bl to ur own Normal • Business a nd Subsc ription Manage r p oss1 e a ·
DEPAilTM!tNT J.;DJTORS
Non a Palmer, . A lu rnni
Eos Bro wn Phi lorn a thean Margarctjoncs Everett
Fran It Leger Y. M. C. A. El ><i c Wil hu rn Y. W. C. A.
Loui s Worth, N.C. A·
Hn·an Emmert, , . Ath letic s M !Iowe n Music
Ro sa li e Kohn ·.. fi um or
.\ Irs Nelli e M. Sm ith, Loca l 1ac l; Ali sman " M in cn·a"
·,\•fan· Clary St·nio rs
J{m:ilin<" Kohn , juniors
c:crt rutl c Cli ftun Sopho mores
(..,, Fn•!< hm tu
\'i,:ian ni s hop lligh Schoo l
\J r. S t·knct: Cl uh
Prof. F. M.
FROM OTHER SCHOOLS.
From Normal Outlo ok,Los Angel es:
An inn ovat ion in the manual arts course is prac:tica l constr uction bu ildin g. The building co urse wi ll be tak en up in a pract i ca l ma nn er. The course takes in ca rpentry, bricklay in g, concrete work, a nd plumbin g, from a practica l way. Besides this the s tuci e nts takin g up thi s work mu st pr oduce ori g inal draw ings of b uild· i ngs , garages, etc.
l e njoyed imm en sely a co urse at A garage is n ow being bui lt and
is but seventeen that the glad Easter season days away
We want to supply yo ur ready-to-w ear goods for men and women of P eru.
Our bi g stock m eans a wide Fre edom of Choi ce
The name bel ow thi s ad guarant ees Quality and fair Prices.
Cleveland Stores
7/o braska City 7/ubr.
the Univers i ty of Nebraska in th e will be so ld to the hi g he st bid der 1 fall se meste r of 1915 a nd the s um- at aucti on. A bungal ow with at ' Also th e thoug ht of wh at r longe d' Blu e Bird Juni or Audubon Club of m er of 1915. Owing to various least six r oom s will be th : n ex t l to he, 1 l the pub li c school in acco mpli s hing shift s in my sch edu le of cla sses, I to be con s tru cted a nd sold m tn e IWill never co me hack aga in. ' thi s work. was worked up on by as manv as same way I ----- lj eleven t ea ch e rs rluring my s tay at Th e tr ain in g s choo l "handba ll : From Win t hrop Weekly N ews , ----------------! t hi s s ch o:> l. Some were among the tou rnam ent" starts Monday ,· R ock Hill , S. C. (1000 g irl s and no
more prominent in s tructors. I at no on , a nd . noon: boy s in attendance at thig sc hool): I. DreSS have taken work in th e sa me de· a nd aftP. rnoon unttl lim she c!, l "In South Ca ro lin a;" __ · ____ partments at Per u, and bel ieve s in- 1the se.ve nth, eighth and ninth , Th e br eezes w hi spe r li gh test
cere ly that progress i nte ll ectual ly grades participating. Eac h class! "In South Ca rolina; " in ' these particular rlepartments is div id ed into ju ni or , in te rm eci i- Th e people tr eat one whites t, m ay be as r ap irl in th e one sc hoo l ate,, se ni or, a nd spe cia l groups. i Plain g irl s are the few es t, as in th e ot her. H av in g had no The winner in each class w ill re - Maiden's eye s are blu est , o th er ex pe ri en ce with university cei ve a letter a nd the schoo l c ham- T hei r li t tl e hea rt s th e truest training o utside of th ese de par t- pion w ii! Jbe furt h er r ewa rded. I "In So uth Ca rol ina " ments, I ca n make no othe r com- Th e best tw o boys in each c la ss Th h 'ld. 1 f' lll mgs t owe r prou c est pariso ns as to the quality of in- will play doubles in the city schoo l, "I S th C 1 , ,, • n OU aro In a; st ru ct ions in th e two sc hools. The tournam e nt. 1 he wmners are to Th th 1 h 1 d e un oer pen s t e ou es t li brary eq uipm ent at L inco ln is :ex- be r eward ed by th e s choo l depart - I • 'I S h C 1 • , • 1 n out Ja ro ma; ten si ve, yet it is doubted if the me nt. pedagogica l l ibrary is m ore up -to· date or mu ch larger than that af th e Peru Norma l.
; Blind tiger bo oze is clea rPs t, Nnw if it bP. true tha t oppo rtun- Churp , ch url<, churp,
Goo e.
From th e Wes leyan, Uni. Pla ce :
• j And in some ways th e d eares t, 1 Yet a lwa ys arts the QU !:'erest "I n Sout h Ca rolina ." itie ;; fo r pedagogica l train i ng at our On the cold r f' d ·ston es of the main, Thf' natur e study class for rh is Norma l approach tho se of the U ni - And 1 wo uld that my t ongue could :s pring sr me,ter has su ccess fully ve rsi ty , and that some other con- utt er i to comp lf't i on a nu mb er of si ue rat i on s rath er favor th e No rm al Th e th oughts th at ta mp er my e nter pri "e'. Arnong th Pse prn.1 e ct s. a study of fu el val u es of Sch oo l, what co nc lu sio n th en? brain · 1 c:1 h 1woo r s wa-> ma e t e ocra si on of a 1 found th at a r oo m one block · · · th ..1 0 we ll fl)l' the fr eshma n gi rl lPICnic suppe r In e upon from 0 s tr ee t is not quite so con - April l!:J. wit h Mi s o: es Sn e ll and That attracts the s turle nt 's eye; ducive to s tudy as a room in quiet 1 Cla rk in ch arg e. Arhor Da y pr o0. well for the ba s hful lad, d Pe ru ; that a $10 laboratory fee is ,. gr ams were ma e conc r ete hv a That' s h old the chair ne arby, specia l Arbo r Da.v pro ,t ram hard er on thP. re lativ es than a 25 j And th e s tatf'ly s un on dered by the cl_ass la st Wedn es rla y cent fe e; th at. one ma y r ent a ll th e Ancl is lo st 'n e ath the win d ow s ill, I und er the rl1_rect 10n of Mi ss!-'s text -book s necessary at Pe ru for B 0 . t t th ' 1 th t th , Ca ll an and Wn g ht. The bi gges t one year's s tudy for less than I ut ' JU S 0 111 { a e va n- untl e rtaking, how eve r. wa s the a;l. r a.• ish ed da y ve rt.i s in o- a nd O' U"'I' ant ee l·ng the paid for one t ext at inco ln , .p 3 :5 0 Fo "' n Left my lesson <; wa1t1ng me st dl. fu nds necessar y to brincr tf> e bird (t he re a ll texts must be furni s iH'd ,.. motion pi c tur e fi lm s to Pe ru. by s tud e nts)·, that th e "divin e Chur p, c hn rp, c hu rp, M' Ch 1ss , ase and Mr s. Pick arrl, as a right of money" and the ca 5te sys- On th e cold red stones of !. he main, comm itt eP. co -op e rated with th e Ch amn iset te G lo vt's 69c, $1 10
Phoenix Gu aranteed l lolst· S Ot: an d $ l.l () \Vhi t t:-' Bl
LOCALS
Miss Bowen:-"Mr. ]ease decline 'a pret ty P · "S M. l{elvJn :- orry, 1ss ' ld " never co u .
Mel vin, wo tnan "' Bow e n, I
prof How ie:- "Watch the figure close ly whil e 1 dr aw i t." Student:-, 'Wo uld you pl ease step a litt le to one sid e so I can see?"
Mr Smith , call in g fr om th e head of t\ e stairs at 11: 30 p. m. :''Mary, don't you t hink it is abo ut time to go to be ci ?', Ma rv :"Yes, papa, dear What on e arth keeps you up so late '!"
Last Thursday the jun i ors elec ted Earl Harl ow editor - in -ch ief of the J918 Pe r uvia n, anti Loui s Wi rth business man ager. The elect ion s were he ld thi s s pring in o rd er that these men ma y be help ed by th e expecience of the prese nt s taff.
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Ma n Win te r's gnne a wa _y (;cntle ,pr ingtiml·'s Cllm c til st ay. inlley pic nic in the woocis, We II >u pp ly the Iu n ch m eat
Citizens State Bank
AN OLD RELIABLE BANK WITH ASSETS OF OVER $250,000 00
A lu m ni No tes
Mi ss Florence Kite has recently been re -elec ted to a pos i tier. in the Ke arney high schoo l wit h a tendol lar i ncrea se in salary
C. E. Andrews , wh o is teachin g in the hi gh schoo l at Sup erior, has been elected to the super int e nd en cy at E ust is.
Mi ss Susdn Harmon rec e iv ed her A. B. degree from the Univ ers ity of Nebraska in Januar y, and is now doi ng wo rk toward her degree
Dr. Hou se, address ing th e Omaha Peru C lub banqueter s, found that th ese p eop le ar e mu ch int erested in the se mi - centennia l ce leb rati on to be he ld at Pe ru thi s
The Victor Company
An nounces A Comple te Course in V oca l Training by Osl·ar Sanger. in twenty lessons on Ten Victor Reco rds, Sopran o, Me?.zo-So prano, Tenor , Ba r it o ne or Ba ss.
An: you in te r ested? If so let us demon s tr ate t hi s singing cours for you
BARNES' PHARMACY
'' THE REXALL STO RE"
thPm. On S un dny , Apr il 22, Miss Josie Ki se r led th e meeting, her topic being, "The Secr et of Christian Serv i ce ."
The Y. W. C. A. Kensi n gton wa s held at Mt Ve rno,n Ha ll Sat u rday afternoon.
Rece nt Electio n s.
Fol lowing is th e 'Jist of the se ni ors and post-grad u ates rec e nt ly e lected to school posit ions : Ag nes Korbel, Hampton, pr i mary; Mary Royd, Elwoo d, ass i stant priucioa l, English and hi sto ry; Riene Jameso n, Omaha, grades; Augusta He ink e, Ain sworth, commerce; F. A. Jede rm a nn, Be ll wood, superintendent, $90 : Loui se Kimm e l, Maywooci, sixth affd sevent h
nt the
Whil e down to wn go to
for vour Barber Work
Nea t, Clean. All work fi rst cl ass. Scconrl dom· from pn!<tnffice s pring. Effort is being made to grad es; Richard Me i ssne r, supeljip- h ave Omaha te ac he rs excused for te nd e nt , Milford, $100; Li llian 1 Justawordtotho sl:w hos havethem- N. S. N. S. St ore theRda y of th'l s Porten ier, Omaha, grades; Ruth se lv es. Try a hottle o,r ecen Redfe rn , Daw so n, a ss i sta nt Face Lotion a nrl stop lla t urmng is always ready to serve en thu si as tic club are, pre si de nt, pal; Eleanor Steyskal, H ya nni s, itching sensati on at1c r your momEtta Yo un g, '14; vice presidents, pr i mar y; L ola Te mpl e, Omaha , I ing shave For sa le t your wants from our lin e of S!ttt i onery , School Dorot hy Hill, 'Hi, Bessie Bede ll, grades; Ce l ia Group, primar y, BA RBER SHOP'' '06, and Lula Gund erw n, '15; P il ger; Nell ie Ke ll v, Hyanl')i,s, ies, Fin e Watl:h Jewelry , Uepairing -'
se rret ar y- tr eas u rer, Es th er Larso n, s ci e nce and mathematics , $80; '1 4. John Weath e rhogg, Sh e lby, manpa l C. A. A n der so n, '12' n ow attend - c 01 S j trainin g; ora eson, pencer, ing Columb ia Univeri s t.y and ac t- English and n orma l tra ining ;!
Packa rd Pi an o POPULAR SHEET MUS IC 1Oc per copy Pos tage 1c ext ra GASK ILL MUSIC COMPANY
in g as president of the P P. ru Club Harnet Arm s, rura l demonst raNEBSASI<A of th at in st ituti on. ha s been tion sch oo l, Honey Cree k, Peru I NEBRAS KA CI T'r. elected of schoo ls at $80; Cecel ia Peters on, rural dem - 1 Avon. N ew York, at a sa lary of onstration sc h oo l, Arab , Pe r u, $75; A. B ll ll Graduate of Ch icago College Ocntu l Su rgeon
N. S. H.-\R :\JIA N
RI:S I UENT OE:--1 I' I ST
$ 1700
Ball Goods Oflin· 1, vl·r F:-1 .Y kc r.v
Margar et Jones, Fa i rbury, fo urth A. J. Stocidard, '10, su pe r inten- , grade; Ne llie Spau ldin g, Fairbury, dent of th e H ave lo ck sc hools, h as seco nd g ra de; E th el Bl oo m, O mabeen elected supe rint en de nt of th t> ' ha , kindergar ten or primar y; Mar- ' I N b k C .t to succeed T k h li t d .•\ll tJ11- t•rtniJlllll'Jtt ,·nu will ll t' l'd schools at e ra s a I Y · gar et Tel yea , e a rna , rs gra e; " BPeh you r or ders great or smadll II" Ea rl C line , ' 07, wh o ex pects to Ethel Hauptm an, McCook , h igh one or bring th em one an a , to pl:•y l hl· gn ttl t'. TO take a Jaw cou r se : , Fred Kuhl.man, s uper h E 0 p 1 J Mi ss Helen .VlaJ or s, 16. ha s b ee n dent Wolbac h, $100; Earl M!;!l-
0 ze ele rted to a in L_incnln Ivin,. Fairbury, principal, I FISHER BROTHERS
Ph one 218 sc h oo ls. Mi ss M aJors that $85 ; Bertha Wlld, Talma ge,
Age nt fo r S un ny -ide Gree nlwu se 1 · g t h t -> he and her mot her are P ann•n o principal, Ge rm an and mat ema - Falls City , N eb r. k _ _____ be in Peru commencement weP · ics; Clar y. Wolbach. Latin - I M essrs. Clyde and C laud e Hutch- and En gl ish; Lola Lo hr, Pr osse r, j 0 R D COIC I in sn n wl:'re called to Pe ru la st w eek pr incipa l; Lena Poole, l{us kin, : r. • . • bv th e d ea th of the ir mot her. The Eng-li sh history; L eah Tr cse nJ)en fl t : r 1.,,c,.ived hi ::; Bachelor's Je· j1• 1 ·ter C happ ell, eighth gra d e; I I t Ye ., rand h as be en t eac ht ng Margery Pete r so n, Omaha, subs ti· I fo rm e " • Officeov t·t· Store , gr ee as " C· ,, ' 'ffin· 1-> h nnt' H<>n:-e 71 m anual tra ining- s in ce Jn the tut<! work; ]{ u th l almage, '- sch oo ls. C la ude, wh o gr ad uated m primary; Grace N ew man
DR. B L. '-'HELLHORN 1911 is teaching in Grove, fifth gra d e; Parsons, Was hin gto n. Hart i ngton, inte rm e dia te ; My rt le
S UR F. • 0 11 l< n ow I PR I NG is here an d you are tired of h ea ring about it but bring out those old spring togs. Let J oe clean and press th em.
Donah oo, We st Po i nt, sixth grade; Alma Ludw• g, Twin Falls, Jrlah o, Jo e Kre pela, Ta i.l or. primary; Milli e McDona ld, Danf' ERt:. ERR. bury, primar y.
Res id e nc e (-> h nne G Office ovt> r R exa ll Phone 3 l y,w. c .A t have been Th e last few .' ngs th e exceptionally in s pn mg adnd of gir ls are urged to tak e a van
Second BASE BALL Game of the Season
Professor Gregg
Fresh Cut Flowers
rt hrfa y p,, rties. Rem em h r:a nces Fun e t:· als . etc. in nrr:l_ngc men ts. No o rd er to s mall ll nrl no nt' t oo lnrge.
G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST EBRASKA CITY, NEBRASKA
Spring Underwear
11 \ '. D's. a nd nt her a t hlct icfor me n. nit , Bu l h r·ig-:1 11 nnd
t >a uzc und erw ea r f11 r 111e 11 , \ VO· nll' ll and c hil dn'n.
Milstead's Toggery
Spring Styles in Mountings
Sui t;t blc colors nnd t' nl s for· you r ph otos
t he a ppoi n tme nt torJay
The Pend d' Oreille Studio
E. J. NEWMAN
Pbone 56 Peru, Nebr
Peru Win s Twice and Loses Once, lConlln ue d rrom Fir·st Pag e. )
Peru Anthropology, out, a nd were es peci a ll y pl eas in g Ca nnibal s in Peru! Wher e? On
a nd effec ti ve in th e ir re buttal. the hilltops all abo ut! Wh en
After a sho rt tal k, th e judge , Mr Some hundre ds or even thou sands of I Ha rr y Bradford, award ed th e de- years a go ! How do you know? lf I cisi on to Pe ru' s n egati ve ve am you ar e int er es ted. talk with Mr. Thur c;d av eve nin g th e qu es ti on Carl eton Mee k, local a nthropol ogist j fo r de bate was the sam e as for at th e office of the Meek Lumber j Mo nd ay, Doa ne affirmin g and Peru Co., a nd inspe ct the re lics which de nying. Doan e was r ep r esented he ha s th ere. Here is an excerpt ! The "'4 Hustling by Rev. B. Davi es, J oe Be lka and fr om an article by Mr. Meek: \ Dresher t d b T lb H It do esn t mak e a nv chl ft-remce
Ha rr y Ty ler. Pe ru was "It has r ece ntl y b een disco vered 1 1 • se n e. Y a ot unt, Steven that wh at ha ve bee n co mm only , • ·> Du en sc h an d M tl H · II d "b ff \\h ere.' on hv e, Pa rcd s f ost And e:-x- ' yr e ar ns. ca e u alo wall ows '' w ere ne- , Professo r Max ey inst ru cto · · d b hrm gs th e S np c rh l>re shc:-r • r m m- ver rna e y th e buffalo at all , , t er na ti onal Jaw at th e State u n· b t h .. ' Cln ;•nm g Sc rv H:e to yo ur vt·rv rl o or. 1- u are t e ru1n ed homes of a · · versi ty judged th e de ba te A ft e h. t . f Dresht- rs pa )' P:u ce ls P os t or ' • · r pr e •s o nc r ace o p eo pl E> I' . sk ill ful ly and · I I . · t'l:orgt's Otll' way on any st zt"rl lmn tile am us mg Y P ay mg Nearl y twe nty.fi ve of th ese ruin s '" a nv po int.
WJ.t h the anx10us au dien ce for so me can be fo un d on tops of th e h ill s in 1 Anci plt·ast' kn r>w th ;Jt thac mm ut es at the of the deba t e, and aro und Pe ru. i" fint·r gr;H il· oi cl('a u ing d<>li L in the Mr Maxey finally a nn ou n ced that '' Ther e is no evi de n ce th at th ese Unitt rl fea tu n·cl at
Pe ru had won 1 • flr t-s hn:- l'l nnt
At con vo cati on hour on th e fo l- d'!-' ere lm..J rel ated to DR ER
I · ·' ·I e mn e rn Ja n; 1n fa ct eve ry · 1i::J
ow. mg- u ay , Wil son ex- in dica ti on wo uld go to show th at , pla1 ned ve ry car efull y esse ntial ! t hey were a differ en t r ace of p eo I BRO I HERS w hic h ju dges r eg-a rd in de-l p ie Th ey were an ag r ic ultur al I C lea
er s c JdJr'lg de bates, a nd r emove d so me peop le. as sh ow n by th e •r sto ne an d
H C1l tt: rs T ·1 . f hone h oes and spade Th h tt 1 ur s o th es ur p ri sePv in cerlby th e au- j . b 'It. 1 ::s. e rr 2'J ill-F A I< "•M 'T d were Ul pan y und ergr ou nd r ec - · t '"' S 1en ce th ee ve nm gbefo r e. Whil e ' · O.VI
th e Doa ne you ng men were maste rful in de li ve ry a nu dic ti on. P t.. r ll 1 exce ll ed in re but ta l. Pe ruvian bega n hi s ma in speec h by answe rin g arg u me n ts already prese n ted by Doane op po nen ts, b esides late r rei te ratin g an d st re ng the ning th e:;e re pli es in th e time cu sto maril y g iv en to re bu tta l.
Gle nn 0. Ke ll ey, Brya n E mm e rt anrl Mil dr ed Mo ni a de n ied th e sa me questio n at Doa ne the same even i ng Doane w on at home. The in ter es t of th e aurli ence in t hi s ki ncl of co ntest was rema rka bl e a nd pleas ing. Th ere is no do ubt that bi ggest cro wd yet wi ll att e nd th e de bate bet wee n Pe ru and th great t ea ch er s' co ll ege of Gr ee leye Co lorado The quest i on i s, re :
F. M. Gregg.
TH_E PE R. U NORMA LITE
PERU, NEBRASKA, MAY 8, 1917. NUMBER 28
What's .Swat===Swat What??
Co-lo-ra-do Co-lo-ra-do Co-lo-ra-do Ho11o! Hello!! Hello!!! 6ive us Co-lo-ra-do!!!
FRIDAY NIGHT
Ot1 Eleventh oi May, fifteen after Eight, We are to have a big Debate. Greeley c.olorado State Normal College
vs. Peru,
Nebraska's Greatest State Normat
On Compulsory Arbitration
Peru will deny. We will win or we'll know Why.
Que sti on: R eso l ved, that Capital a nd Lab or be compell ed by law to s ettle their disputes by arbitration. Frederick Ku l man arid Ray Rob e rtso n will uphold the affirmative. (Verne Chat e lain and Richard ' Meisner wi11 uphold the nega tiv e at Gr ee ley).
Admission Green (Debate) Ticket or 25 cents
PE RU WILL DEHATE GREELEY COLLEGE ulars were call ed in to help the COTNER DEFEATS PERU A1' 8ASEBALL Newman p. M. Long i National Guard ke ep order. Most I More c. Be ll Biggest Debating Event of Year Next ; of us rem e mber ha v ing heard at Normalites Trounced 2 to 0 by the ; Umpire, Cowel l. Hits, Cotn er, F 'd I · 1 Bulldogs /4r Peru , 3. Errors, Cotn er, 4, n ay ithat tim e of the " Ludlow Ma ss- j __ i Peru 2.
Th is week Peru is to meet in acre" in the he art of the coal fi e lds
Last Tuesday the f as t Cotner Girls Glee Club Goes to Brock fo ren si.c combat for the first time Iof Col o rad o. team defeated: April 21 wa s a red lettter day in hi sto ry, th e State Teachers' / In order to prevent th e recur- Peru m tts tnltlal game of. th: for the Girls' Gl eP. Club of the NorCo ll ege from Greel e y, Colorado. renee of any su ch warfar e aga in, s eason, 2 to 0. Th e Normaltte s mal. About 5 :3 0 Saturady even-
Not onl y the formidab le size and : Col orad o p ass ed a Compul s ory In- alm os t f aul tless fi eldin g fa iled. to in g th e joyous cr owd of girls, who relative importa nce am o ng institu- 1ves ti g ati on Act, mode ll ed very bring defe at to a team which lin ed th e railin g al ong the west tions of its kind makes Gr ee ley ! much on the id ea of the Cana d ian "bunched hits ." 's id e of the campu s, were met by a loo m up large on th e horiz o n, but Di spu tes and In ves ti g ati on Act From first it wa s a pitcher's numb er of ca rs from Brock. The two or three oth er fe atures serve Thi s law in our s ist er state is the battl e, With Long and Newman eve ning •was perfe ctly i deal, with to s timulate particul ar interest in o nl y one of its kind in the Un ited on honors ., an ag r eeable breeze and a charming tb f Sta tes and com es ne ar er to be ing scored Its fir st run ea rly m th e sun se t and so the trip quite a e ray· I ' . . d k h I · l d ' · · Greeley is one of the two State compul so ry arb1trat1on than an y an ept t e scole ea d el ightful d1vers10n from the usual Teach ers Co lleg es in the U. S., th e' oth er la w which e xi sts in th e until th e first of th e eig hth, wh en routine of sc hool wo rk. Arrangeother b_ing the Io wa State Teach- country today. It was so me .s uch another run was add ed. Th e fir st ment::; had bee n made for the recepers' Co ll e O'e at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. I meas ur e as thi s that th e Pr es 1de nt s cor e came as th e resu lt of a hit, a ti on of th e g irl s in vari ous It is for ;his r ea son largely, that ·as ked for las t Dece mber in hi s li st s tol en base , a nd a pa ssed ball ; th e ho me s. and after a hurried "fussM H 11 a cco mpany the of r eco mmend a tion s calcul ated to se co nd t wo hit s. Thi s ga ve in g up," th e g irl s a ppea red at the r. ayes WI · b . . h · · · · · G 1 ·y put an e nd to the railr oa d trou le th e v1s 1tors t e 1r tw o wmnm g op era house happy and charmm g m negat1ve te am to ree e . , B th n , 1 ·dera tions Th r: re lati on of ca p1tal and lab or s co r es. th e Jr de l1cately hu ed f ro cks fhe ut among o er co s · · j · · h If t d t pr e is of more than cas ual int er es t to Long p1t c hed a wmmn g g am e g ir ls sang for a very appr ec1 at1ve t e qu t!S ttOn 1tse s an s ou -/ . h' h ht to all of us and aff ects us dire c tly. bad hi s t ea mm ates bund1ed th e 1r a udi ence, whi ch show ed doubl e deem in e ntl y as a thmg w IC oug ' 1 d b t Th ' Th e di sc uss ion of a me th od p ro - hit s. and bad th e cr owd pr oper Y light wh t> n th e Houses rE> ncl ered g1ve color to the- e a e. IS · 11 · . . R 1 d osed to se ttl e labo r tr ou bl es suppor ted the ir t eam. Few c0 ege th e ir a rti s tic numbers, wh1ch cCl nqu esttO n as s tated IS· eso ve • P 1• h . b II d, ho uld be li ste ned to th er efo re hy tea ms can wm w1th o ut fee mg t e s1sted of solo s hy Dr. House, du ets that ca nt tal and labor e compe e , s . h F ct t b ' Pe ru a udien ce not o nl v bec au se s upp ort of th e ir sc hool be hm t em. by D r. and Mrs. House, a nd tw o by law to se tt le th el!: lspu es Y . d to he lp Peru. win bu t Wi th every b ody boos tin g fo r th e j e xc e ll e nt pi ano se lec ti ons by the ir ar bi tr ation It is at th e sugg es tiOn ; o our e::s b . to a tea m th ere IS on r easo n wh y we I so n Kin gs ley f C I d h th. . to be use d. ; so that we m ay ecnme • 0 0 ora o t at IS IS : d f 1iar with th e subject cann ot have a successful team. Mi ss Myrtle H arr 1s, a mem ber of Ad· · ] 'k 1 th t th ere is morel eg ree a mi n 1t IS I e Y .a Rem e mber how we did it la st fa ll. the Glee Club and a fo rm er t eac her than a pass in g mte re st to these Itself. L in e -up : and favo rite in Brock , gave in her peop le in t ne de bate, becau se th ey Seni or Election s. Co tner Peru cha rmin g way two pian ologs feel th e impo rtan ce of this topic to Longfe ll ow, Gr angev il le , Gardner l b. Craig T we lve of th e g irl s re main ed in themse lves A. N · 1 K I 2h J ones B k J t th I f in Idaho ; s ci en ce, m anu al e · r oc an repor e peop e o Three y ea rs ago Co lo r ado was hi $ 90 Karen BJa 11·, D JI I Hb E. Long. Br oc k to be de li ght ful a nd hosp itthe thr oes of an indu s trial war and at et lcS , ' . ' · M· _ ss Sch nei de r' a bl e. f T d e st lc s ci en ce , ar wh ich r iva ll ed m os t occ urrences 1 re nt oLn, · Campbe ll sev enth S tra in If. Kueb ler i Professo r Le tl er was i·n P aw nee . . . h h. to ry of thiS garet eo na ru, • I . f L L 'c I S d . . 1ts k 1nd 1n t e IS . d Alb ia I ow a Je ffn es c . . ong i ty atur · ay 1n co nn ect10n country. Such large dimensions and e s, ' ' McCoy rf K icl d with st ud y ce nter work. ' did it a ssu me th at the U. S. Reg- manual tralmn g, $9 0. I
THE PERU NORMALITE I sundown. It is as bad to leave the
flag out a ll night as it wou ld be to Entered at t he Postoffice at. Peru, Ne· sleep in your dress su it in a park. br asku as seco nd-c lass matte1. In inte rior use the "Uni on" s hould
Publi sh! Week ly by the Per u State Norm al be toward th e east or north , ac-
75 cts per year. Single copy 5 cts. Icording to the of the HOWARD SMITH -. Editor room. On Memona l day the flag
A. LEWIS TYLER · Associate Editor Ishould be half- masted from s unrise
GLENN .o. KELLEY to noon and mast- h eaded from noon Busmess and Subscnpt10n Manag er ________.:______,,.--- j' to sunset. In half-mast ing th e
DEPARnmNT ED r1·ous Alumni co lors, th ey should be raised to th e ... mast-h ead and then lowered.-S id-
M arga ret jones Everett ney Enterprise.
Frank Lege r . \_'· l\'L C. A. ·-
Elsie Wilburn \. W. C. A.
Loui s Worth, N.C. A.
Dryan E mmer t, . 11 thletics
Miss Bowen Music
Rosa lie Ko hn Hum or Mrs Nelli e M. Smith, Locul J ack All sman
Mary Clary
Rosa line Kohn j un1or:; l :crlrude Clift ou Sophomores
Loy Hn cker Fres hmen
Vi,·ian flish op Hi gh Schoo l
;'vi r. Pa I mer Sdencc Club
Prof. P. M. Gr cgg-Ach·ise r
It is s urpri s ing that wi th all this talk about increased acr ege and i ntensive farmi ng to produce the nec essa ry amount of food stuffs to feed the country, and of stopping th e manufac ture of Jiqm•rs to conserve the grain s, that no on e ha s sugg.:sted-or at leas t we have not seen it sugges ted - that the la nd now wasted on the g rowin g of tobacco be turn ed to good acc o un t in the producti on of grain. Tobacco is a l uxury to say the leastand a very u se less one. In fact it
Our Nationa l Anth em
(As it is usua l ly sung by the patriot ic pub li c.)
0-oh say, can you see by th e dawn zu rly light
Whatso prow dleewe hail dat the Ia- Ia - Ia gleaming?
''GOMMENGEMENT''
Cleveland Stores
Who sbraw stri psa n br i sta h sroo the perilous night 9/obraska Cit }/· 9/obr.
O'er th e Ia -I a-la- Ia were so galJan - tlee strea -ming.
And the rah-ket's red (s il ence, save
f for a few te nor s) bur- pupi ls prepar i ng for eight grade teacher teaches on an av erage o three other subJects and Jn nea1 ly stingin air
La-l a thru the nigh t-that our fia gwah sti 11 there
exa minati o ns I , 3 h . all cases they are sci e nces
Chester W. Darrow, 1 ' w o IS I attending Co lgate Universi ty, won _;,__::::: ______ 1
0, say does th a-at stah -spa ng- le ba- th e New York State interco l leg iate a-ner-er ye-et wa -ay orator i cal contLs t recently he ld at !
O'er th e la -an of the freeeee, an Cornell Univ e rsity. Mr. Darrow ! th e ho -oh mof th uh bray ? was awarded a fifty-o ll ar pri ze, and 1
On that s hore al -l a -l a: lala-la -al- he will represe nt New York s tate Ia -Ia ne xt year in a sec tional contest. j
La -lad oo -du11-di e -day , doodleday- 1 The souve n il· program for the d ee -die-oo-u ll? I
is more th an a usele ss l uxury, is is La la- la -l a- la-la; la la-la - la-la- la?
Se mi-Ce nte nnial celebration and in ma ny case s a positive detr im e nt La-la-la (etc· f or three lin es ; th e for ty - seve nth a nnual com1 to the user. Then why n ot stop tl II t th ) mencement wi 11 be r eady for dis1en a oge er
i ts cult i vation and produce something usefu l? Or is the tobacc o interests as strongly intr e nch ed as the l iquor interes ts have bee n?Pe ru Po in ter.
Tizz thu h stah-bang-le-spa nne r, 0 Itribution May 10, and wil l con tam I ·t a a in detai l the schedu le of events for aw -aw may-a y -1 w - Y 1 0 the la-an doff the freeee e, an I commencement week. I the ho - oh moff thu bray. I From an i nvestigation made r e(Remaining stanzas by the band, 1 cently on agr i cultural teachin g in with sp ilsms from the patriots.)- Ne braska high schools in cl uding How to Treat the Flag. Rupert Hu g hes, in Life. the eleve nth and tw e lfth grades it
In these days when patri ot ism is was found that 29.5 perce nt of the to the fore and strenu ous times are Fortnightly Art Club. total hi gh schoo l e nr o llment were in view, much is being said about The following officers wer e taking agriculture. Of that nnmdi sp lay ing our country's flag, as is elected for the yea r 1917-1 8, at ) ber the city furni sh ed 60 perc!:'nt right a nd proper. But one troubl e the m ee ting of the Fort ni g ht ly Art and the country 40 percent, :vet has been that there are too few Clu b he ld Tue sarla y e vening, April on ly 19.4 percent of th e entire hi gh who know how the flag should be 24: El izabeth Clt:dan d, Ischoo l e nrollm e nt wPre from th e properl y disp laye rl , and many who Lou E. H osmer , vice pr e:; irl ent; Ico untry. hu s bandry was are moved by patr iot ic feel ings to Mr s. I da Gond, treas urer; taught m 28.G pe rce nt of th e 1 disp lay the National colors wo uld Graham, secreta r y. Mrs. H. C. cshoo ls; dairying in 22 .2 percent; be ch ag rinn ed to think that in Hou se and Miss B owe n. as de le- vegetab le garden i ng in 18 percent; I failing to obse rv e th e mi litary gates , reported th e district con- so ils in 3 1. 2 percent; fi eld cropR in : etiquette, they often insult the vention he ld at Brock r ecen tl y. percent; anrl farm man age -\ colors instead of honoring them. me nt in 16. 1 pe rce nt Most rapid
It is o nly in warlike ti mes, how- Alumni Notes. pr.)gr ess has b ee n m ade in farm j ever , that th ese things collle to the Super i ntendent Trauernic h t, ' 14, manag eme nt , it being a new s ub- J s urfa ce. Th e na ti o na l co lors of Gage co unt y ha s prepar ed an j ec t and ha ving b ee n taught in the
sho ul d ne ver be rais ed before eig ht gr ade quest ion bo ok which public sc h oo ls le iis than a ha lf ! sunrise nor allowed to fi y afLer provid es a systemat ic r ev iew for dozen years. Th e ag ricultur e!
It will entitle you to the fo llowing discounts on New Spring Goods. All New Cl oth Suits 33 i per cent All New Cl ot h Coats 20 per cen t All New Silk and wool Dr esses 25 per cent
Cut o ut th is advertisement and Save Mon ey
QU. \L!T Y STORE Everything Marked io Plain Figures
NEW GOODS in all departments comin g every few days. purchases. We are makin g our pri ces as r easo nabl e as possib l e. Don't wait till too late to make your spring
e Cash St ore
Phl'l Rou se was a Peru vis i tor last week.
Professor John so n moved last wee k to th e Boellstorff cottage.
Professor Brown went to Dunbar Saturday in conne c tion wit h study center work
At a recent m ee ting of th e to nw board Professo r F. C. Sm i th was chosen mayor and Prof essor Hu ll town clerk.
Miss Emma Kn i ght was ca ll ed to Kansas City last Thursday, to attend her si ster who is i ll at one of the hos pita ls there.
Material for th e walks around the new traine rs' bui lding wil l be here in a day or tw o. Wh en th is work is co mpleted, it wi ll mak e a decided impprov eme nt in the appearance the build ing.
:Jid Ma n WintL-r's gone away Ge nt le Cq me to stay Jo ll ey pic nic in th e wood s, We' ll !'U pp l y l he Iu nch m eat goo ds.
BlJt<Gc:-1S MEAT THE N. S. N. s. Store
is al ways ready to serve your wants from ou r lin e of Stationt!ry, Schoo l
Supplies, Jewe l ry, fine Watch Repairing
N. S. H..\Rr\JIAN A. IL IJ 0. Graduate of Ch icago College Denial Su rgeon RES I UEN T DENTIST
0. PolzeB
Phon e 218 Age nt for S un ny -ide Gree nh ouse Fall s City, Ne br.
Den ri !'0 t Office OVl' l' V S to re 11ffi
Citizens State Bank
AN OLD RELIAilLE BANK
WI TH ASSE TS OF OVER
$250,000.00
Mi ss Anna V. Tibb e tts w ill give a paper before the Nebraska Association of Hi story Te ach ers at the ir meetin g in Co l umbu s next Saturday
patronize a Founta in want to kn ow that rt and every tbmg served yo u rs cle an sweet a nd · Ours Is Such A Po uu t aiu
We wi ll s pa re no effort, ti me no r expens e, in order th at each dr ink se rved is it' s very bes t.
Our fount a in is now open and oecau se of the above featu r es, we sha ll expect your pa tonage this Seaso n.
''THE REXALL STORE"
even in g was gi ven by Dr George Ell i ott Howard, whose subject was, "F ifty Y ea rs of Educat i onal Gr o"" th in Nebraska." Dr. Howard and Mrs. Ann a Morehead
Pre s id e nt Hayes , Registrar Over- Joy were th e first two Peru graduho l t, D ea n E. L. Rou se , and Pr o- ates, h aving g raduated in 18 72 f esso rs Le fl er and Greg g attended Among those attending the th e meet i ng of the Sc h oo l Ma ste rs' ua l training and art exh i bit at Cl ub in Linc ol n, las t Friday. Lincol n la st week were the fo ll ow -
Why are the dormito ry gir ls ing: Harry Sm it h, Benedict, smi li ng'? No, gue ss aga i n; it is Schul tz, Sc h wentker, Russe ll , not b ec au se the footba ll bo ys are Car ter, Dud e k, Cooper , and th e com ing up to dinner, it is b ecau se Mi sses Mutz, Ballard and Ho ll oway. M r. Gilb e rt h as ag ain taken char ge
To take th e pl ace of the third of the do rmi to ry din i ng rom. r egular quarterly bull e tin, a so uvDr. Hou se inform s us th at he enir b oo kl et h as been prepar ed condid not atte nd th e m eet ing of t he tainin g a panoramic vi ew of the Sc hoo l Ma s ter s' C lub on accou nt camp us as it is at present, and of the H. c. of L.; and owing to s core s of other vi ews of th e campus and of the sce nery in th e vi cinity of Peru. It will be r ea rl y for di sthe f ac t that he is going to contribute his spa re money to th e flag fu nd tr ibution at the commencement
Peru Norma l ha s fur nish ed five boy s for th e war: Frank Sh arrar, Frank lin Jon es , and Mar sh a ll hav e enli sted i r, the Fift h RP!dm e nt N. N. G, while Le o Jew e ll and F'ay Jone s h ave e nli s ted in th e r eg ular army.
Mis s Ma ry V. Dick, h ead of the de par tment of home eco nomi cs , h as r es igne d. Mi ss Emma Knight, who ha s be en acting h ead this ye ar. wi ll ta ke Mi ss Dick 's place,
sea son
Preside nt Ha yes has just rece ived no ti ce of hi s elec tion to Ph i Ka ppa P hi , a n ationa l honorary sc holars hip soc iety, elig ibi lity to memb e rship in wh ich is dete rmined by s ucc ess after graduation and 1 scholar s hi p, an average grade of at leas t n in ety in all s ubj ects be in g r eq uired. Me mb ers hip is ne ver g ramed to more·th an two pers on s from one class.
The f :> ll ow ing facu lty me mb ers d M · s Mame E Mu ll en h as bePn an l IS • ·. , • have bee n g ranted leave of abse n ce ele cted assoc iate In that depart- , I t f then1
th e s umm er an c mos o
mome nts (mont hs) by sP. n dJng Dun n, Matti e C. E ll is, Lena M. : fl ower :; and g-oodi es , cal li ng by te le- 1Ha rri ngto n, Me ra McC le ll an, Mar y. : ph one or ot h er wi se , and especia ll y I Ty non. The fo ll owing have b ee n. tho se who were br ave e nuu jZ h to I elec t."!d to fi ll th P. places t hu s made vis it. from a sa fe d istance -C has.l vacant: E. C. Beck, Li ncoln , En gA. Palmer, Sma ll pox Ave. llish; Mar ga 1·et F ed de, Un i veris ty P f W N. Delze ll . pr es i de nt of ag ri cul tura l college, hom e eco· ro · · t nomics; J ess ie Co 11n e ll Ce nt ral, the Sc h oo l Ma ste r 's C lub, went o ' I n Thur sd ay of la st week Ci ty, commP r ce; S upt P.ar l Lm co n o f thi s Gen eva. Hi s tory; Ma rt ha Ha mrl · es i de at a m ee tin g o • • I to pr . . h lad ies' to n, Dye r!:ibe r g. le nn ., exp r e:;s JOn; 1 I b Fnday n1g t was ' . h c u · Gover nor IPrin. J. C. Omaha .h1g . ht at wh Jch t Jm e U 11 1g • h d' 1a 1 1es sc ho ol h1 s tory o1 ra ll asote r JgnJ . , N ev dle. as we On thi s occaHion I Ell iso n, u :-iver.s ity of •. was prese nt f 0 aha ad- a:>s is tant 10 r nral depa1tment, 1 John Lee Webster o hm b)' ect Marv Loui se Heo tj e, Sioux Ci ty ,j
Be Patrioti c Flagj
Whi le down town go to
for yo ur Barber Work Neat, Cl ea n. All wo rk first class. Seconrl door fr om po!' t ollicc
Ju st a word to th ose who sh ave: themsch·es. Try a hottle of ' 'DI CKS" Face Lot ion an d stop that burning itching sen sat ion after yo ur m orning sh ave For at BARBER SHOP''
Pa c kard Pia no POPULAR SHEET MUS IC lOc per copy, P ostage lc ex tra GASK ILL MUSIC COMPANY NEBRAS KA CITY , I NEBSAS KA
Ill i 11 11 t l'. FISHER BROTHERS
S URE 'ou PRING is here and you are tir ed of h ear ing abou t it but brin g out those old spr in g togs. L et Joe cl ea n and pre ss th e m.
Joe Krep e la , Ta ilo r. d h e tin g on t e su • M d' I dresse t e me G. th ·" art· J ess ie P. ,Je nk s, a 1son, Y f N eb raska row • ' ' "Fifty ears 0 of the Wi s ., lib ra ry as 5is tant. , !.._ but the prin ci pa l add J ess
Myste ries ofD ebate·-and a Proph ecy,
On May 11, the red letter climax of the deba ti ng season in Per.u, occurs the dua l debate between the Gr ee ley Teachers' Co ll ege and the Per u State Normal Schoo l. Th e latter sc hool of course is going to win both sides of the compulsory arbitratio n question. Such par adoxes are not at a ll u ncommon.
A few years ago in the tr iangular debates betwe en Harvard Pr in ceton and Ya le, the question of ?rgumentation was "A prompt and s ubstantial in cr ease in our army and navy." H ere , ind ee d, one might lo ok for enlightenment on a perplexing nat i onal for the fresh and systematica l ly trained minds of these under graduates, doubtless the future lead ers of thi s co untry, shou ld 1:-e above the mi s ts a nd "pork - barrel" dreams of the
Fresh Cut
For Any Occasion
tired congress iona l inte ll ects. It Fundamenta ls in methods; Leavitt is therefore a trifle disconcerting & Brown Prevocationa l education to learn that on the same evening in the pu,bl ic schoo l; Monroe, Pri nYale was successfu l in dt!fence of cip les of secondary educat i on; the negative aga inst Pr in ceto n, Moore, What is ed ucat i on; Parker, her affirmative team was equally Methodsof teach i ng inh igh sc h oo ls; s uccess fu l in obta i ning a unani- Rapeer, Eduat i ona l hygiene; Sandmou s judgement against the oppos- wik, How to s tudy and what to ing Harvard team. In the same study; Scott. Social education; league , Princeton with an imparti- Val e ntin e, Experimenta l psycho l o· al ity equally gr acious was defeated gy and educat i on; Whitney. The so · on bot h sides of the quest ion. But cial ized recitat io n. let the reader be spared furt her "A wel l equ i pped, we ll adm ini scomplexities. tered and wel l used l ibrary is the
But it only goes to prove the greatest correct i ve against the illvalue of i nter-co ll egiate debati ng informed, superfic i al which which enables the s tud ent to is the great curse of a country of espouse a ll si des of a stated ques - univ e rsal s uffrage. "-Pyne. ti on with equal convict i on. It I re minds one of perpetua l The s.tate Norma l Sc h oo l is i nmotiOn. 1t is quite similar, in : auguratmg two cour ses for rura l fact, to our two - party syste m which Iteachers, to meet th e re quirements
alis t, w ill direct a conference for rura l teachers, June 25 to 28
The "E i ght Weeks Club" class (E. W. C.) met at Oak Glenn on Saturday at 6 a. m., for a Pi cnic breakfast after wh ich they held the ir m ee ting Many suggest io ns for commumty entertainm ents were g iv en by the members An one interes ted in this kind of is we lc ome to meet with the club at 4 :30 on Saturady afterno ons at Oak Glen. An yo ne i nteretsed but who cannot atte nd mav be interested in r ea ding: Outl ook, Vol. 110. p. 200 and 464; and Vol. 109 P- 695 and 987. ·
In flated -P unct ured
"Our co ll ege won."
"They di d? 'Rah! 'Rah! 'Rah! What did they win?"
' 'The de bate."
"0, ps haw !"-Washington Herald. mak es it incumbent on ou r legi s la - of the law just pa sse d by the legtors not necessa ri ly to coni s der re - 1 islature. An elementary course levant facts and accomplish desired 1 will be provided which adm i ts "This is th e back door. · She's not r es ult s, but to jus tify a platform · eighth grade graduates o ver si xteen L R hBere . b f
. f . . e oy ene 1ct h
e ore an electorate of loya l par- yeats o age. The course IS two H
t1 sans: And so, I say , it wi ll be yea rs In lengt h and gives to the And in thi s pl ight 'twa
Sm:h Wedd ing-s, Bi 1·thrlay no st1gma upon the me rits of Istudent a thre e- yea r elementary
Pa r ties, Funer- e it her s id e of the ar bi tration ques- rura l s choo l certificate. Pupils als , etc . in ar- · ran gc ment s. "f No order to twn when both of our team s co mpl e ting the elementary course, small and none t oo " br ing home the bacon, "-which 1 success ful rura l·schoo l teac hers, or ·- res ult is the only. logical prophecy high sc ho ol graduates may ente r
G. E. BERTHOLD
Peruv1a n cou ld procla im 1 th e advanced course, comp lete it in
THE FLOR IST ' • 1f he has once heard the arguments 1 two yea rs and receive a first grade
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a nd de li ve ry of these two teams . st ate certificat e, which after three I To the writer the va lue of co llege years of sl,Jccessful t eac hi ng be-
OXFORDS
W P. have in the hou se a large line of men's, l adi es' and chi l dren's l ow shoes.
White and Black in the medium and narrow wi td hs. Look Th em Over.
deba ting li es in the trainin g m Icomes a life certificate The latter :veig hin g the comparative va lu e of certificate al so qualities the ho lder facts , getting the thot to co nofr m 1 to teach in lhe s mall er t ow ns and 1 to these facts , in arranging them vi ll ages. 1 in a way tha t sha ll convince, and I finally in so delivering them that
they wi II con vi nee the hea rer s.
Our tea ms against Greeley are prepared in all th ese things-and more. - They are going to close Peru' s r ecord thi s year, ' 'Four o ut of fiv e. " Yea, veri ly.
The following pe rsons have bee n engaged as additiona l members of the summ er sc hoo! facu l ty: Supt.
Mo rton , Fairbury, ma th e matIcs; Cordelia Condra, Ke arn ey, geography ; Jos ep hin e Rich ards Tecumseh, commerce. Supt G • S H ' . eo.
The "'4 Dresher B rothers ''
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VOLUME X I.
CLOSES
GREAT
HE PERU NORMALITE
PERU, NEBRASKA, MAY 15, 1917
DEBAT ING SEASON
Wios Only Two out of Five, but Makes Big T earns Hustle
Per u can well be congratu lated on her s howing in th e int e r-collegiate c la sh of intellects which took place on th e e vening of May 11. Representatives from the Stale Teachers' Co ll ege , Gr ee ley , Colorado , journeye d to Pe ru to debate on a su bj e ct near and fami li ar to th em : "Res olved, That capita l and labor be com pe ll ed by law · to sett le their di s pute s by arbitration."
hi story, $75; Ang ie McCarro ll, Crete, department histo ry, fifth, si xth, seventh and eighth g rades, $62.50; Lyllis Wetmor e, Schuy · l er, geography ei ghth and junior high, $ 70; Es th er Waybnght, Clarinda, l a., domestic science; Laura C han ey, Blue Hill, third and fourth gr ades ; Mary L. Hibler, Oakale, English and hi sto ry.
at Nlrs Jewett Thomas's.
$ 1. 98, $2 98, and $3. 98. One week on ly, beginning Friday, May 11. Go ssa rd cor!'ets, $2 .00 and up. Fitting free. Cal( and see us before buying.
Thi s qu es tion ansmg fr om -Adv. strikes and lock-outs was di s cussed
Mrs. Jewett Thomas, Nebra s ka C ity. before an audience of sco re keepers. Completing Plans for Chautauqua. Messrs Kuhlman and Robertso n As wa s ann o unced last fall, Peru presented the affirmative for Peru \ is to hav e a chautauqua thi s s umin a r ea mrkable and cred1lable 1me r. D efi nite arrang e mnets ha ve ma nn e r. Messrs Adam Alfis and 1 b ee n complf'ted by the budget com· R oss capab ly pre se nted the n ega- mittee the pa st week Thi s chau· tive for Greeley. All of the four tauqua will take the place of the s peake rs were ab le to hold the r egu lar summer s choo l lecture tention of the audi en ce from th e cour se , anrl th e budget ti c kets wil l start until the fina l be lL The ar- apply to thi s the sa me as it does to gument we re explained so we ll that the le ctur e c ou r se The committee the us ual fault of see ming to be ha s clos e'' a contract wit h a pr omdifficult wa s n ot pr ese nt, which in ent chautauqua and lyceum bufa ult is to o often app are nt where reau, a nd has secured th e ir .:::itandmomentnus que s tion s are consid-/ ard Cha utauq.ua The er ed. It can be cal led a goo d de- chautauqua w il l op en Fnrlay afterbate: non, Jun e 29, and wil l co ntinue First, because a ll the advantages till the evening of July 4. Follow· of cons id e ring a wei g hty qu es tion ing are so me of the prominent feawere obtamed tures of the program. Detailed Second, because, in addition it pr og ram will be publi shed lat er. had al l th e advantag es of those F rid ay, Jun e 29-afternoon, con· memor ab le de bates on such ques- ce rt, Chicago Orche s tral S ex te tte, tion s a ;; R eso lv e d, Th at the horse includin g ma le, mi xed anrl in s tru· is of more be ne fit to man than th e me ntal qu a rte ttes ; eve ning, co n· cow, or R esolve d, That the broom ce rt, Ch i cago O rch es tral Se xtette; is more use ful than the di s hrag. l ec tur e, "With an Iri sh ma n J I f Africa,"
The announcem e nt of the two to 1 Through the ung o one decisi on for the negative oc - Dr. Gabriel R. Magu1re cas ioned much surprise, a lt ho Sat urday , Jun e 30- aft e rn oon, every one conceded that th e sc or es concert, Kuehn Concert CL•m pany; were close. A s ingl e perc e nt eve nin g, mu si ca l pre l ude, K ueh n for Co lor ado an·d Concert Co. ; lectu r e, " Ru ssi.a To · meant · victor y defeat for Peru. But P er u was Ida y ," G. nativ e of not outcla sse d, and no tear s n ee d Russ ia , c1t1zen of Am eJICa. be wept over suc h a d ec.is ion. Th e Sunday, Jul y !- afte rn oo n, co nf St . 1 the Old Fas hion ed G irl s, a lady judges were Supt. Maye s 0 · cer • · f Chan ce ll ol. Ayles worth artette in so ngs and s ton es o Joseph Mo qu ' h" tl' of Chance ll or Fullm er of '6 1. costumed w IS .' ngl D l'n so los· eve mn g, mu::nca W" 1 8. an(l vw 1 • "s eya n. ' i·k t h Old Gir ls; !eel - . E . s e c , Senior l ectwns , . D Dani el F. Fox. f ur e, r.
Following are th e me mber s c Monad y, Jul y 2- afternoon, conthe se nior cla ss r ece ntly electe d. to cert Fi sk Jubil ee S in ge r s: e\:e nposit ions: Bn•an E mm e rt, AlbJ.a, in g.' g rand co n ce rt, Fi sk Jubil ee 1 · · $9 0 · Luelle a. , m anua l tra mw g, ' . . 1 • Smg t> rs · -afte rn oo n. pop · J. Broyles, L ew isto n, pnnc Jpa' Tu t> sday , Jul y 3 b The $80; Grace Pa sco, El khorn, assbt - ular in CO!' · ant principa l, Eng li sh, Latm and mu SIC, ,
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tumes; e vening, concert, Th e PERU LOSES TO CREIGHTON TEAM Boyds; lecture, "Evolution in Matters Governmental," Hon L es· Normalites Hold Visitors to Three lie M. Swaw of Iowa, ex-secr e tary U. S. Trea s. Scores
W ed nesday , July 4-aft e rnoon. th e White Hussars; evening, concert, the White Hu ssa r s; Ross Crane, cartooni st and clay model er, ton nin e to three runs. Johnson's in hi s celebrated program, "From men were unable to place but the Eyebrows Up." , s ucceeded in scoring a s ingle run in Thi s makes a program that wi ll the second inninlg. be th e equal of any chautauqua, in · In the fir st inning Creighton's this part of the state, and will "lead-off man" secured a three come mor e than a month P-ar li er base hit. With no outs, the h eavy than neighboring chautauquas. end of the batting li st up, and n L et us a ll , schoo l,: town, and on third, things looked bad count.ry, get behind this enter· for the home tellm Selement pr ise, and b oost it to s uccess. 1 pitch ing invin c ibl e oall was eq ua Wheth er it w1ll continue as a per- to the occasion and Vandier perm:me nt s ummer f eature depends d In the second ished on thir If we do our part there upon us. is no rea so n why we cannot hav e a profitable chautauqua durin g eve ry of the summer school.
Former Pet u Boy to France. David Jack on Friday la st re·
The best game Peru has witnessed for a long time was seen last Friady afternoon when the Normalites held the sw ift Creigh -
inning Peru sco red its lone run with two men down. I<:idd ·s popup wa s not fi e ld ed by Mani on who cut Be ll off at seco nd. Two s tolen b ases and a pa ssed ball let Ki dd sco re the fir st run of the season for r.e ived t he tol lowing te ler ga m from the Normalites.
Wm. D. Jack, who has been for Creighton !!Co r ed two in the so me time a member of the faculty fourth on doubles by Man ia n, of Johns Hopkins Univers ity, and Campbe ll and L ea hy, and one on who is a surgeo n of more than the eight h on a fi elder's er r or and ordinary n ote, the mess age being L yck's doub le. dJted at Ba ltim ore, May 4: Se le ment struc k out more m en •·Have been o rdered by War De- than McGuire and h el d the vi s itor s partment to sai l at once for Fra nce to six hits. Pe ru swung on the with sea led ordeas for duty in the ball but always drove it in to the field. L etter follows. In thi s Ihand s of a waiting Creig ht on time of danger no quest i ons can be 1play e r. Capta in Craig secur ed a 1 , 1 1 am pleased to be one ' two - bagger in th e fifth, the Nor- as .ec. amon th e fir st men sent to th e ma lites lone hit. Lme-up: g 1 ·11 1 Pe ru Cre1g h to n front and you may be su re w1 )e at all tim es guided by th e sam e i Sc bn t'i cl er s pirit anrl sa me blood that help ed yo u from 's ixty lo 'sixty·five, ancl Cra 1g l s ha ll do what li es b efor e me Bt::ll che e rfull y, to e4.u al if I can vour M. Long s. h2. lb. Vandi er Manion Lea hy Lyck Caroll c. 3h. Kidd C ivi l War record wh ich has bee n an rf. cf. p. If. Er.g li sh H owa rd in sp irati on tp me. bl uP but no matt er I feel very L. Long what fat e Se leme nt McGuir e Ca mp bP II await s mH I sha ll m ee t it as yo ur ld t 't :r wi ll be at so n s hou mee 1 · 1 th e Wald orf, New York Ci t y, Sa turday. Will.
Th e letter fol lowing this t ele· gr am s tat ed that he would sa il on tho f or what po r t, or on what ve sse l or rout e was n ol t 1 Dr Ja ck ha s spe nt s ix ,ra t>r • rnonth s in the ho sp it al se r vice in France, so th at the country and th e work will n ot be e ntirel y new to h P eo ple in Peru wi ll iollow Jm. his fortune s with kee n in te r est, wi sh for him th e largest measure of success a nd good fo r· tun e.
KuPbl er Umpire. Cowe ll.
Ves per Services May 6. All who at te nrl ed ves per m eet ing last Sunday e njoy ed it very much. Mr. Gregg pr ese nted loya lty in !t!< eve ry pha se vt' ry for ci bl .v. Th e Y. M. and Y. W. hf'rt- by thank Pro · fe ssur Gr egg for h is se rvices.
The Fair Sex
I've no d esire to crea te ire Or angry pa sl; i ons train , But l' tl like to c ru sh the ' hum an ''m us h" That ca l ls a gi rl "some Jane." -Ex.
THE PERU NORMALITE 1 number of years, r eceive any num -1 her of degr ees and sti ll not be ed - !
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hall, and the gambling den all educate as much as the home, ch urch, and schoo l. The onl y di fference is that one is genera ll y elevat i ng whi le the other is always debasing.
What then is the b es t education if the slum s are debas ing and collegiate graduat ion does not al-1 ways a ss ure i t.? If you can say yeg I to every one of these questions you I may consider yourself e ducated in I the best se nse of the word, says a j prominent profe sso r in the Uni· ve r sity of Chicago. I
Ha s education g iven you sy mpathy with all good causes and made
A surpr isi ng, su ccess ful debating seaso n has just closed. Even late in the se ason, it was th ot i mposs ib le to arran ge for any intercolle giate contest f or our debaters, but it has com e about that five debates with ot her sch oo ls have be en yo u espo use them? • H . , 16 h b n as 1t rna e yo u pu JC-S pln e . F H · d bl' · 't d? 1 Clarence ow1e, • as ee I h er Master's d eg ree from the UniIJ 't I b t' t th re-elec tedtoaposltJOnmt he 1 mac e you a ro her o e fi d 11 bury sc hoo ls at a twEnty- ve o ar weak? · k increase per mo nth m sa lary.
Ha ve you lea rn ed to rna e friend s and keep the m? Do you Mi ss Grace Ogg, who r ece iv ed :
fu rn ished, al lowing- ten of our de- 1 know what it is to be a friPnd , her B.· Ed. degree in 1914, ha s. haters to part ic ipate. Br ya n Em-
mert, Mi ldr ed Mon ia and Glenn o. yourse lf'!
Iaccepted a dom est ic sc ie nce posi- :
Can :vou look an honest man or a· tion in Deadwoo d, S. D. She is ;
see anything to lov e in a l ittle She ex pects to be in Perl! 'durin g 1
Ke ll y debated a ga in st Micl land and J ' Pure woma n in the eye? Do you now teach i ng at Coopvi ll e, Wash. 1 Doane on the negative side of the argument Ta lbot Hunt, Steven Du er isc h and Myrtle Harris aga i nst child? Wi ll a lonely dog follow the summer.
Doan e College on th e affirmative you in the street?
1 Mrs. Anna Moorehead Jo y, of/ It will entitle you to s ide of the argument Ray Can .you be hlgh-mmd ed ana Lacc.nner s, Washington, a nd Prof. h th a r d d e Of following di sco u nts on New
Robertson and Frederick Will i am Rppy 111 e me ne ru gen s / Geo E. Howard , of the depart -/ the Kuhl ma n affi r med against Gree ley, lif e? Do yo u thi nk washing- di sh es me nt of soc i ology at the Un iv ersity Spr ing Goods. while Verne Chate lain and Richard and ho e ing corn just as compatib le Iof Nebraska, wi ll be pr ese nt at the / Mei ss ner den i ed a ga in st the same wit h high thinking as piano-play - I Semi-Centen n ial ce lebrati o n. Th e:;e sc hoo l. An innovat ion at the last ing or gol f'! debate was the dist ributing of Ar e you goo d score cards to the aud ie nce allow- yo ur sel f? Can ing every he arer to sco re percent- alone? Ca n yo u
j peop le graduate in ! 870 and were for anything to 1 th e on ly me mb ers of the first gr<:Jdyou be happ y; uat:ing cla:;s look out on the j Among the promotion s for Peru ages for everyth i ng from oratory wor ld and see anything except State Normal alumn i we reco rd the t() re futation. Profess(•!' 1. G. dollars and ce nt s? hn no r which ha s cnme to Mis::> Wil son, able coac h of our de baters Can von look into a mucl pndrll e L llU I· se V M h ' II h' · I v • ears, w n WI t IS fo r man)' years, was this year by th e way si de and see a cl ear skv'! fall leave her ) ., • • • 1 I re sent po s nwn at as s isted by Mr. P. B. Cope, pastor Ca n :vou see anythmg In the purldle ' teacher of GeugraJ,Jhy in the Milof the Christian Church. Th e de- but mud'? Can you look into the Iwa uk ee Sta t N I '·' I I e orma 0C 100 to be · haters, and the devo t ees of debat- sky at ni ght a ncl b eyonrt the · come duan of " women and a ssoc1ate ing, mu st feel lik e cordially con- st ar s? Ca.1 you r sou l cla 1m re la- in geog ra )Jh at h 1 , 0 · h' · h h . ·? Y t \,ent hlo gnltu lat i ng th ese tw o men. tJon s lp Wit t e Cl <:: ai Ol. S tat eN I C II 1'
Edu ca ti on is popularly meas ur P.d hy th e n umber of years schooling <•ne has had; th e numb er of in s titut ion s one ha s attend e d; and the Notes.
He nry Linn, ' 16 , who is teaching at Ches te r, ha s ac ce pted the princ ipa lship nf th e Ba,\·a rd sc hool s. of d eg ree s con fer red up on A. A. Dor se y, '15, and Vin ce nt onP.. Thi s view is t oo nanov. and Jan da, 'lo, are amnng of the no t a tru e meas ure of ecl ucat ion Univers ity st ud e nts who are now Apperson m ay at tend sc hoo l an y engage d in farming.
The Best Education. ' urma o ege. hJ s Sl: h oo l Brya n Emmert. ____ is hantl s umel.v located in the We stern of Oh io, n ea r Cteveland lts at te nd ance dur ing e ach of the past thr ee su mm ers h as appr ox imated 20 00 s tud e nt s. Mi ss Mears, who was form e rly a 'teacher of geography at Pe ru, is a IJ fe me mb er nf thP. A lumni A ssoc iation havin g been th e seco nd pers on enro ll life -m e mb e r. She ha s Alumni
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Misses Ha rris , He ndrick s, Wilburn a nd Stitt went to Aubur n, Saturd ay, to spend the week's e nd.
Misses Pe rk i ns, Krebs, Clar k a nd Tibbe ts attended the meeting of the Wo man 's tional C lub at Lincoln Saturday.
Professors H ow ie, Hoyt and Hendricks ,and Mi ss R ose Clark atte nd ed the m ee ting of the Nebraska Acarl e my of Science in Lin -
co ln th e lattter part of th e week.
Citizens State Bank
AN OLD RELIABLE 13ANK WITH ASSETS OF OVER
Some of our faculty me mbers (Sent in by Vi c .)-War ren have bee n ca l led upon to rl e li ver Step hen son made hi s weekly trip to co mm ence ment addres ses in var i ous Nemaha, last Saturd ay -Ne maha towns thru out the state. Pr o fe s- Beacon.
sor Gregg delivers th e address at Professor Brown wi ll del iver th e Verdon, Thur s da y even in g, and at graduat i ng add r ess to the 1917 Waco, Fr ida: evening. Dean cl ass of the V ir ginia s chool, Rouse speaks m Bellwood Thur s day May 19.
Ours Is Such A Fountain
W. D. Slaughter, '15, has just I been ele cted to t he princ i pa lship of 1 th e Man s fi el d, Wa shington, hi gh schoo l, at a sa lary of $ 100 a month
Harry Smit h, of the sen i or class, and a brother of Professo r Smith, went to Lincoln Thur sday to be exeveni n g, and in Nora Frida y eve ning.
Miss El va Rulon ha s just r et urneri from Table Ro ck, wh ere corps at Ft. Sne ll ing.
·------ she we nt to attend the funeral of
Old Ma n W inter 's go ne away
Ge ntle:: >= prin gt i mc's com e to st ay.
am i ned for admission to the officers'
Hay es was called to her g randmot he r, Mrs. Emi ly Fish- Emporia, Kan ass, last Fri a dy night er, who di ed l ast week. to act as judge in an inter- s tate or-
Joll ey pic.:n ic in the woods, Mr. Dud ek went to Lin co ln, atorica l contest. T he states repr e-1
We ' ll ;;upp ly th e lunch m eat goo ds.
BtJt<GESS MEAT :\1 <\RKET
N. S. N. S.
Saturd ay , to accept a position teaching manual trai nin g in the Lin co ln schools. Francis Cooper leaves n ex t Tu esday to acce pt a lik e position.
sented were Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kan sas and Misso uri.
The girls of the juni or class gave a May pa rty Saturda y evening in honor of the freshmen , tr ai ners and
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Neat, Cle an. A ll work first class. Sr cond door ft·nm postofficc
Ca rl A mend e, John J. O'Brien, spec ials. The room s were very Store is always ready to serve · B'r ed H. Jo hn so n a nd Ha rry E. tas tef ul ly decorated About t hr ee Pal mer, former Pe ru students, hundred were prese nt and the och ave been ch ose n for th e officers casion was a very pleasa nt one. re se rve corps to tak e tra ini ng at your wa nts from our line of Fort Snelling Stationery, School Th eY. w. g ir ls were ve ry much Suppli.es, Jewelry, I please d at h av ing so many m ot hers Fine Watch Repuiring Ipresent at the services Sunday af te rn oo n, May 13 Mi ss Perkins ·===========...:===-.::.._
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Jed a ve ry effec ti ve meeting which wa s great ly e nj oyed by al l prese nt.
Wi lson De lzell , wh o last year graduated fr om the law schoo l, and who is now teac h ing in the Omaha h igh sch<;>Ol, vi si ted hi s u ncle ove r Sunday. He g oes to Fo rt Sne ll ing , where he wi ll take training for an offi c er in th e U. S. Army.
Professor De lze ll, wh o is noted
Ju st a wo rd to tho se who sha vr: themse lv es Tr)· a hott lc of ' 'OI C KS" Face L ot ion and s top th at bu rning itching scn s al inn attcr your m ornin g sha \'C For sa le ut ''W ESTSIDE BARBER SHO P''
Piano POPULAR SHEET MUSIC 1Oc per copy Postage 1 c extra GASK I LL MUSIC COMPANY
Mess rs. Ho ger Berquist, Brant ley aro unrl th e for hi s wonder- I NEBR ASKA CITV, Copen h aver, E. E. Me lvin and ful altrUistic spi rit , gave a fin e
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r:SI DEN T DE :-.I l'I ST Earle L ong h ave le ft sc hoo l to demonstra ti on of this mos t desirwo rk on the fa rm . Th ey w il l be ab le trait one da y last week , when g iv en cre dit f or th e re st of th e he call e rl do wn to Prof esso r Gregg year's wo rk, th e sa me as if they whil e sta nding on the outs ide of Be yo ur or ders gr ea t or sma ll had stay ed in schoo l. the professor's new office w in dow: "Phone or bring th em one and all" "Ti ge" Han ey of Sp ring fie lrl, "Come on , I' ll help you out. Ho w TU 1 fo rm er captain of ou r f ootba ll long have you b ee n in there any
MrSa E. 0. PolzeJ t ea m, "Ford ecl" in last Tu esday , way? " Professo r Gr egg in hi s
CARNATIONS FOR Mothers' Day
May 13
L NI \'t' orrlt-n: (':t rl ,. Su ppl ,. i;; limitt·cl cl (tn't invi.te mc11t hv waiting until till: 11 1inn l t'.
FISHER BROTHERS
Normal Scho ol office in di ca tes an
Ph one 218 and has been spe nding th e weP.k 1 notab ly sepulchra l tone r ep li ed, Agent fo r Sun ny-ide Gree nhou se with hi s many friends he re, a nd in-j ''Ten year :;!" WhPre upon byFa ll s C ity, Nebr. cid en tally just tr ying to see how sta n de rs turned away sorr owfu l. many heavy weights Ford will I Th e co rr es po nrl ence fr om th e 1 car ry up the ave nu e.
; Dr • R • D., Cole
Pr o f. Gre gg, in soc ial psycho logy Iin creasi ng int er est in the SemiDentist class:- ''Mr. L ege r, yo u ma y tel l CentP nni al Cele hrat10n and the 1 us what is meant by 'romantic I Forty -sev e nth An nu al Co mm en ce1 Offic.:e over VH t·iety St me 1 , a nd what effect it had ment Ex e rc i ses. :VIr s. L. An na·
1•ffk·c:: l-'h o ne3:-{ llm t,.c71 of•Br ow n Cornell, cl ass of 18 76, !...._ Mr. L ege r: - "1 rlon 'tl writesfromColumbus, Oh io , that believe 1 ca n answe r that." Prof. she and her husban·d expect to be B L. Gregg:-" Well, it 's a fine th ing, ,pr ese n t, and that Mr an d Mr s. (J honc Ci way· 1·sn't it L eger? " T hu s Fort of Kana ss City, Mo ., the any , • , Offi ce ov• -r Ht'x::t ll :->tore does Prof. Gregg tak e advanage of 1 form er one of her classmates and poor h elp less i nd ividuals in hi s Ith e latter her ro om mate, also exNEI1R. 1 pect to be pr ese nt. c ass es
S UJ?E • ou PR I NG is here and you are tir ed of hearing about it but brin g out th ose old spring togs. L tt J oe pres s th em. clean and
Joe Krepela, Tailor.
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Can You Do It. s ys tem of domes tic economy in as lights shed their final be ams. ! The so uv e n!r are now If you conside' youcself well ed- Jack Spcatt's household. He st,uggled faithfully with the 1 ready foe d>Stnbutwn. Citizens ucated in the ve cy ficst steps of 7. Descdbe bci e Hy the as t.ml blanke ts( ?) in the dack. " These of P ec u having special fciends to knowledge tcy to pass thi s exa m- phenomena which led to th• elope- things seem to be of a pe culiac wh om they wi sh to send these bullinati on given in the Litemy me nt of two useful kitchen uten- s hape, but J guess I'll get them etin s should call at the Nocma] o; gest si Is. steal gh t aftec wh i 1e, " he ce- Scho ol office w hec e they may ce-
.1 Foe what pecson oc pecsons 8. How manr couct musicians macked. Eventually the b ed w as ceive bulletins and e nvelo pes in was th e wool of the black s heep wece maintained at the couct of Old once more pro nou n ced ready foe which to send them. While the dest in ed? King Cole? se rvice. So on the art man was 1 supply is somewhat limited th e
2. Descdb e the maneuvecs of 9_- and descdbe actkle on wmpped in swee t slum bee the school :"ill do all it can to d tsttithe Fcench ac mY as cecocded by wh >eh M"s M uffet sat.
Mcs.' s new c icc u Iac table s dencer ! 1bu te h bemlly among the townsMother Goose, and give numb er of I 10. Who sto le th e Qu pe n of Oh, wou ld that the sun were as people of Pe ru. men in Fr e nch army. H ea r t's pa stry ? th o tful of human comfort as o ur The following Peru a lumni wer e
3. Give a shor t biog raphical 11. Compare Schopenhauer on Pres id e nt. among the young men who ran ked s ketch of So lo mon Grundy and th e "Vanity of Ex i stence" with A No. 1 in thei r examinat ion f or ·· th O ld \V Is This True? Yes. me ntwn seven imp ortan t events of e oman who lived und er . entrance to Fort ::ine ll ing, th e hi s l if e. the hill. M1ss Thomas at dinn e r, ha ving ffi , . . H 1 G l . . o cers tramtng camp: a las-
4. Wh o kill ed Cock Robi n? 12. Giv e a math e matica l s urv ey fou nd a tea leaf 1n h er cup, took It , 15 3 h St dd d , f II I "d 1 gow,
5. Discu ss the soc ial sig nifi· Iof the Ten-o'clock-scholar's at- care u Y o ut, a1 it on the back of A J" , 14 A h B ' · 1 h h d i I 1mmers on, , rl ur . Gel· r.a nce of the bo tan i ca l arran geme nt 1 tenr ance er an , an1 c aBp !Og th e other . k , V W . wtc· ,
of Quite Contrary Marv's garden. 10. What was th e ne t result
6. D escrib e the co - operat iv e the efforts of the roya l force s, both rule s, m ade her wi
infa ntr y and caYalr y, to r etso re Scene II., Act 1. Tim e, 6:00.
Fresh Cut Flowers
For Any Occasion
rt!': Rirt hrl av Pa rtles, Rem em h•·a nee<: Pu als. etc. in approp riat e nrr angemen ts I No order to sma ll and none too hrac -' ' ,.., G. E. BERTHOLD THE FLORIST EBRASKA CITY , NEHRASKA
OXFORDS
1 W have in the house a i large line of men's , ladi es' I and children 's l ow shoes. White and Black in the medium and narrow witdh s. Look Them Over.
Humpty-Dumpty to h is fo rm er Pla ce, at th e supper t abl e. Miss Gra y ce Tei ch , wh o teaches es tat e? Do you see in t"hi s any Mi ss Knight : -"Miss Thomas , dom est ic sc ie nc e at Co l umbus, was lesso n as to th e failur e of a mili - did wish c ome true ?" J electe_d s_ec re tary of th e new State laristic syst.: m? MI SS Th om as :-' ' Yes, ind eed." IA ssoc tat!On of T eachers of Art 14 D esc ribe the co oper at iv e Littl e Miss Bai ley , rapturously: and Ma nual Tra inin g, which was exped ition of Ja ck and Jill and th e -" Th a t's right. True did come, o ragni ze d in Lincoln last week ensu in g ca tastrophe. Fr om th e didn't he? po int of view of e mancipated wo - Suppr essed s il ence in the co urt. manhood, o ught Jill to ha ve pr e-C urtain. cede d Jack down the hill ? In Ta bloid D oses, 15. Ex plain by a diagram the ''N , d encounte r of th L" d un;e, moane the conva lese 1on an th e Ic t t" t , I u · D en pa 1en , can t ha ve somemc o rn. o y ou see in this any th in g to ea t? l' m s tarvin " prophecy as to the o utco me of th e , 'Y th d . g.
The "'4 Hustling Dresher war in Eur o e ·J D h . es , e octo r sa Hl you cou ld P oes t e Untco rn start tak in g so lid s today but ou typ1f y Ge r many? t b . 1 ' Y It d oe!':n 't ma ke a nv di lfer emce
16 I Imus egm s owly " she sa id · · n vtew of th e re fl e ct ions Th h h ld ' ·I where you 11\ e; Po!':t l'tnrl rx' th · · I ens e e out a teaspoonfu l of · up on e cond tt1 on of h1 g hw avs in t . pn·:<s bnngs th e Superb Dre<: her , - a p10 ca. Gloucester, container! in th e ac· "W t 1 Sc rvi rc to vour vcrv do or I co t f tl e mu s on v advance by de . -.
Iun _o Je VISIt of Dr . Fos ter to grees ," she - I >res her !' pay P:-t red :< P ost or Ex that c1ty , sho uld the rhym e be for H , · eh:.rge:< om: vay on anv sizt·cl hunrllc bidden in the public sch oo l as d et-e suck ed _t spo on dr y and felt tn any point. ! rim ental to commercia l int e. t II mo re tantaltzw g lv hungry th an I Anrl knPw th at tlwre l and contrary to th e lo al s iril es B eve r. He b egged fo r a seco nd :t fi_ne r g_n,rfe o; c lt·a ning clnn L in th e ' ''D ot 't I k h .,; p t of spoon fu l, but she sh oo k her h ea d IUntt erl t h:,n th :tt featured at I 1 moe , oos t . I . · llre:< he1 'o.: nm ahn f 1 hn
I "You don 't kn ow how much yo saymg that e ve ry thin g at th e l:ltart , , , t. 'h av e to kn ow in orcl er to l<now ho: ms ut done in s imilarl y sma ll \
\ littl e you know ." proportiOns _Prese ntly he s um- BROTHERS mooed her agam to hi s bed· id ('I
I I Mi lstead tS T I' Oh, would thac the. su n we re · oggery as th_otful of comfort as our Pr e:m.l e nt! H::n·e yo u ever hP a rrl
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1 1 1 the art man? We ll, it was like "N , ::s e. I eaners D ur se , he ga,;ped "brin g y er s me a po stage s tamp 1 want to J H <1 1 h :- rs Tailor s 1ead "-Ex. PAI<N .\M, :-;T I 0.\.1 AHA NE HR
Keep In Step
t ht s .. Mr·. Fling ga ve an art lee -! tur e m o ur to wn Th e night was bitter cold. As he was be in g en -
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H11 rr ; to the \n·n uc Stor · PI tertained at the president's h Step in, keep in to m·h wt"t ll o t b . orne, I ur man n sk ly and j oyo usly .l!l't
inn('1 ".'" · the ,;h oto gr a ph e '·: li e i:< you r re pan ed to t hat dwelling imm ed i1 after hi s lect ur e. In · cine the !':tn et I rom th <: I.
fril nd l-1 :1\·t• a pnrlait m:td l" !ttme th e president esco r terl him to for n fi-it>nd h_v a fril' n cl of your Ihi s chamb er and th en re turn ed .to I fri e nd" :< fril' IHI. the be low , to re fl ect
Phone 73
The Most Joyous Golllmcn c cm c nt Ever call s for a sp ecial souvenir, something to provide happy memories in and valuable i nfor ma.t ion . pictur es, and details of ·programs on th e da ys fr om June 1 to 6. ·
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f or fur ther det a ils in the next few days.
WILL GI VE " TH E HOU SE OOO H' '
Seniors H ave Chosen Sple nd id Class Pl ay
ORDER OF EVENTS, WEEK F RID AY, J UNE 1
8:15 p. m. Open Sess ion of Phi lo and Eve rett Liter ary Soci eti es
EBALL TEAM WINS AND LOSES
Repays Cotn er for Game Bu lld ogs Captu red Here
In seek ing for a class play wh ic h SAT UR DAY, JUN E 2 week the base ball team mad e its f h · 10 00 De di'cat J' on of T. J. Ma)· ors Train ing Schoo l Bu il ding .would be wor th y o t e se m1- ce n- : a. m.
On Monda y and Tu esday of last
annual tr ip , pla ying the fir st gam e tenni al yea r, th e se n iors fe lt th at a 2: 00 p. m. Cla ss Day Exe rcises with the Wes leyan Coyo te:o and the play with true digni ty and a rea l 3 :00 p. m. Base ba ll Gam e-Se n io rs vs. Alumni second wi th Co tner U ni. message was des irab le. '' The 7:00 p. m. May Pole Exercises
The We sleyan game was far fr om House Ne xt Door" is such a play. 8:00 p. m. Open A ir Concert State Normal and Juv_enil e Bands being up to the s ta nd ard as t he This com e dy is i nten ded to al lay 8:30 p. m. Se n ior Class Pl ay team lacke d the usual punch th at anti -sensiti wmess. Th e author, J.
SUNDAY, JUNE 3 it ta kes to win an y sort of athl et ic Hartley Manners, who by the way , 11 :00 a. m. B accalau reate Sermo n, Bishop Homer C. St untz con test. Wrote ''Peg o' My H eart"-s hows 0 Un io n Mee tin g of Norma l Chri s ti an Organi zati ons In effec tiv eness of :mr pi tchers 2:3 p. m. · d with s in ce rity of p urp ose the i n-
MONDAY, J UN E 4 and the poo r support they rece1ve ev1tab le su rre nder of th e right- pr ove d ou r do wn fa l l. "Spud ' Annua l F es tiva l of Musi c f p b t thinki ng a ri sto crat to th e gr ow in g
TUESDAY, JU NE 5 started the ga me or eru u · d b th re t ired at the end of the six th in spirit of dem ocr a cy an ro e:- 0 ·OO Reun ion a nd Semi- Cente nni al Ce lebration bl hood in the world Th e play IS 112:.00 Ma m.Aiu n1nl· R". tlnl·on Lu ncheon, Hon. T. W. Blackburn, '78, Ifav or of Se le me nt who wfa s un a de h .l 't " to tu rn t he ti de in our avor an dis ti nct ly humorous ev en w 1 e I I tl.lts at u nre as onl· ng race pr eJ'udice. pr es id in g p p Cl t the ga me ended with Wesleyan in S · Cen tenn ial Add r ess Hon · · ax on Th e Sto ry O f th e play is a pp ea l- 2·30 P- m. e ml- ' , C t · 1 Ad dr ess the lea d, 9 to 2. d . A. F. and A. M. Pe ru L odge No 14, ::3e mJ - en enma Pe ru stu de nts are to be co ngrat· ing· , the dialog is cri sp an (Ma so ns as honor gue st s) t t ula te d on the way th ey turn ou o witty; the ch a ra cters ar e caref u ll y
Pageant of Peru th e games as co m pa red with Wesdra wn an d, best of all fr om an 8:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY, JU NE 6 leyan at te ndance , alt ho our stu-stay tor the se mi -cen te nni al- S th A nn ual Co mm ence ment Ex ercises den ts so me tim es lack the sp ir it at evening of pur e e1,joy me nt t he aud - Ia base ball ga me which our playe rs
lower gar age a nd th en wes t on I N omra l ba nds
No rm a Jite , d el iv e t·ed ea ch noon at The Da i ly the Gr ound s 25c
The Dai1y Nnrma lite fo r i iv e d ays ma He d in one packa ge any where in the U • S. A. 25 c The
l •t m ai)f;! d e ac h dav any- Daily No r ma 1 e
l·n t he U.S. A. fi ve co pie s 30c where
form. Sele ment sta red on t he firin g lin e fo r Peru and w ith bette r sup port ancl mo re "pe p" in the
June 1, 2, 4, 5, a nd 6. stay for comme nct> me ntga me, we ce leb rat ed o ur first victo ry of th e season. Bette r hi tti ng and fie lrlin g was the feat ure of the games our s tand poin t. Our only • r egret is that we cou ld not have s hut them o ut on their ow n fie lrl as they d id us on o urs
On acrnunt of bei ng una ble to a ).!a rn e with York the t rip was not extended to Ke arney accor rl i ng to the fi rst pla ns.
Lin e- ups : Per u. Wesley an. Sc hn e id er, ss Ma yo , 2b J on es , h2. And er son , c. Craig lb Hudso n, p. t ( cvntf nu cd on L ns t !Jago.) ______.
ience w ill le ave st i rr ed by the fac t : like to see that d es pit e ra nk or race , "a man 's d' at 1 30 p. m., and IMa in st ree t pas t Dr. E. C. Reed' s,. On T uesday we played the Co tn er Fl ag Ra is ing, a man fo r a ' that.' ' graph s tu 10 · · h t 1 /h t tl choo l n-rou nds 1 t d' wi II march east as far as the o e • orne o 1e s "- · B ull dogs and here t 1e earn ISthen north on Fi f th st r ee t to th e I T he re wi II be mus ic by the two played some of its real cla ss and Tod ay , Tue sday, ha s bee n se t aside as Flag Rais ing Da y in Pe ru, and the No r mal, the public schoo l, and som e of the nearby dis tri ct sc l) oo l.,;, as we ll as th e -v.. hole p eo ple of Pe ru and vac in i ty w il l pa rt i ci pate. Col. Majo rs will pr es id e,_and two promine nt m ini sters from Auburn wi ll de liv er th e a dd r esses of the occasion. Th es e ar e Re v. A. A. Randa ll of th e Me thod ist Church, a nd Rev. Ma rt in A. Ri tz en, p atsor of th e Ger man L uth er an Chur ch, a nat i ve of Ge rm an y. Th ese ge ntl e' ll b we ll worth lit se niog me n w1 e . t to . Th e exe rcises wi II beg m . two o' clock , but th e p ar ad e w il l form at 1 :30. d " Th e chil dren of th e mode l sc hool s and also a dJ OI01 ng dJstn cts w il l m ee t at th e photo-
DIH'AllTMENT EO I'I'ORS
Non a Palmer, Alumni
Eos Brow n ... Phi lomat hcan
.Margaret j ones Evere tt
Frank Lege r Y. M. C. A.
Elsie Wi lburn Y. W. C. A.
Lo ui s Worth, N.C. A.
Dryan E mm er t, A thldics
Miss Bowe n . Music
Rosa lie Kohn
Hum or
Mrs Nelli e M. S mi til, Lo ca I
Jack All s ma n ",\lin c n·a"
1\lary C lary . S( ni or!'
Ro saline I<ohn Juni ors
Gertrndc Clifton Sophomo r es
Loy Il acke r Freshm en
Vivian Bi shop High Schoo l
iVJr Pa lm er SC'i unce Club
l'rof. F. M. Gregg--Advi se r
Thi s is a card of thanks
It may seem -pretentious f or th e editot· of a s ma ll college weekly to mak e pub li c ack now ledgeme nt of indebtedness to friends for their su ppo rt. My apo logy-a ny wo rk, however t ri via l, is pecu li arly important to the author thereof I am gratefu l to a loyal staff, fri e nd-stay fo1· the se mi -centenni ally stude nts, anrl encouraging prof esso r s, an d am espec iall y g rateful for the s taunc h, hea r ty , con s tant fri end s hi p and helpfuln ess of Glenn 0. Kelly and Professor F. M. Gregg.
Comme n cement.
It m ay be prudent at th e out se t to say t hat thi s is not th e pr oduc t of a fres hl y blow n hi gh sc ho ol gradu ate, however muc h th e esse n ce of it may smack of that immorta l l itera tu re. But wit b th is fina l commen ce ment iss ue of o ur co llege paper, and with th e approachin g close of th e schoo l da ys of a large - remain fo r com mence mentnumber of st ud en ts n ow enrolled in the Peru Normal, it beh ooves eac h one to pause and m ed itate in the s il ence and sanct ity of hi s ow n ro om up on what it is a ll about. T hi s is not th e write r' s ta sk.
Nor shali the attempt be mad e to £1i ssertate on th e hi s to ri c! de velop · me nt of these sig nificant exerci ses which origina lly we re he ld at th e • beg innin g of the new te rm of st udy No r s ha ll th e platitudin ous p lea be made that the of th e 1 917· sen ior c la ss con siue1· not this an ni ver sa ry co mm encem entwhe n the speec hes all are mad e,
LOCALS
Dr. H ou se at Girls' practice:-Gir ls, don't " men" so long.
Glee C lub h old the
Leo Jewe ll a, nd Fay Jon es h ave enlisted in the machi ne gun co r s which furnishes about as ous work as any other kind of army service
Dr House lec tured on Th e Old and th e New and the Peru· Quartet, Mess rs. Good, Meek Ve rn e Ch atelai n and Dr_. Ho u se sa ng Friday evening at Julian. The occas ion was the sc h oo l commencement exercises.
Dr. an d Mrs. McKenzie e xp ec t to arr iv e in Peru n ext week in orcler to visit the sch oo l a few days before comm e nc e ment. It is also expected that Prof esso r J. W. Crabtree and Dr. W. A. Clark will arrive also a few days ear ly.
Old Man Wint c 1·'s gone a way
Gentle !Opringt im c's co me to s tay. .Jolley pic ni c in the woods, We ' ll !:u p ply lh c lun ch men t goorl !:.
BtJt-<GESS MEAT :\11\RKET
The Year is Near I y Done.
We ta ke th i!' nppu t·tunity to ex pre ss our for the p atro nage gi ven u ;; h_v you t hi s yca t·.
Do n't forget the N. S. N.
s. Store I
N. S. HAR.t\JIAN
A. B 1> 0. S. Grndua te of College Denta l Su rgeon
ESI DENT DENTIST Office nV('r 8Hkerv
Citizens State Bank
AN OLD RELIAI3LE BANK WITH ASSETS OF OVER $250,000.00
Mi ss Elva Ru lon and Mi ss Branso n were in Nebra ska City Frid ay.
Miss Beulah Irwin was called hom e Saturday on account of s ickn ef's in the h ome
Art hur Shultz r eceived a telegram Satu rd ay order in g him to report fo r duty at Fort Snelling.
Grandma De lze ll, m other of Pr of W. N. Delze ll , made a sh oppin g t rip to Neb ra s ka C ity Friady.
Mrs. S mith :-''I ha ve n eve r see n a sweet Wi ll iam." And Bill Novak sa id no more on the botany fie ld trip.
Miss Need leson, a s tudent in th e School for the B lin d at Nebr aska C ity , was in Pe ru Saturday arran g in g a sc he dule for th e su mmer Sl! h oo l course
Ra y Clar k, '1 4, was recen tly given me mber uh ip in th e Ph i ' Beta Kappa Soc i ety of the State Un i vers it y, which is a signal r ecogn it ion of sc h olars hip on hi s part.
He nry Am ende h as re ce i ved a po sit ion as st enog raph er in th e army, while Har ry Amende, ' 16, has r ece i ved a clerica l pos ition. Both boy s are t.o go to Fort L ogan
The commencem e nt dai ly f or June ,l 2, 4, 5, a nd 6, de liv ered
Pach no o n, for 25 cents, se nt any where in the U. S. A. or 25 cents if he five n umbers fare sent in one package, but 30 ce nt s if eac h number is m ailed se perately.
Pr es id ent Hayes ami th e d eba l-
Be your orders gr eat or s mall ers we re hi g hly pleased to meet a "Ph one or brin g- them one and all" numb er of the alumni on th e ir reT() 'ce nt trip to Gr ee ley Among them Mrs. E .. o. Po lzel wt> re Mr. and lv.[ rs Dobbs , n ow in Phon e 218 the ban Jdng bu s in ess at LaSa ll e.
Agen t for S unn y•i de Gree nhou se Co lo., a nd Mr s. Bick l.:>, who live Fall s Ci ty, Nebr. on a 40 o.ac re farm th r ee and one-
:Dr. R. half mi les from Gree ley; also Supt. J. D.McMill en of Gr over, Co lo. Oa Cole At one of the best boarding Denti"'t
Office ovt·r \' :triety Store I
llffin: Ph om· :·W I I' 71
DR. B. L.
R es id ence 1-'hnn e G Offi ce ov•·r Hc xn ll Store l 'h nm·
hou ses in PHJ , rice hac! be come h ta booed by the boarder s. rat er J t m ea s ure ric e was se nt 111 As a as kl d wit h a few s trawb e rn es s rnn e .t of th e board in g h ouse set The w1 s . , . ,, to work. The ''coax m pudding was th e fi rst co n tr i bu ti on in th e f am e but the you ng lad y way o an • wit se tt led th e discuss ion by r efe rring to t.h e adu lterate d rice as the "tease 'em" pu ddi ng.
pa tronize a Soda F ounta in yo u want to know th at it a nd every th in g served yo u is clean sweet a nd sa nitary. '
Ours Is Such A Fountain
We will s pare no e ff o rt , tim e nor ex pense, in orde r th at eac h drink se rv ed is it 's very best. Out· fountain is now open a nd because of the above feat ur es, we sha ll ex pe ct yo ur patonage this Season
BARNES' PHARMACY
''THE REXA LL STORE"
Professo r De lze ll gave the me ncement address at Salem Thurs-
Time is Here day evenin g.
Supt. and Mrs. M. A. Sams expect to camp in Peru the e ntire commencement week.
The s umm er sc ho ol sc hed ules will •l be printed a few days in arlvance of the closing of sch oo l he re so that stud e nts may plan th e ir course ahead of tim e.
The will be a r ec ita l at the Normal chapel n ex t Wedn esd ay evenin g, by the departments of voice, I piano a nd ex press ion. A very exce ll ent pro g ram has been preand we h ave b ee n
Whi le dow n town go to
pared by these t hree c! e partmwts, k an d wi ll be we ll wort h l istening to. Neat , Clean. All worl< fir st class. The a dmi ss i on is free, a nd · the I L___:S:.::t:...:·c:..:.o:.::n:..:.rl:....d::.o:..:.o:..:.r:.._:.f'_·o_n_
o_ffi_c_e_, pub l ic is invit ed. 1- ---- ---- -----
Mi ss Haze l Fr ye, one of the .---- --1 I Ju sta word to tho se w 10 s 1avc: !emcharming readers of th e school , 1 selves. Try a hott le of ' 'DICKS" wi ll e ntert ain with th e four-act Face Loti on a nd stop that burni ng play, "Chant icl eer," by Erlmond : itch in g se nsati on after yo ur mornRostand, in t e c ape , on ay h h I M d I in g shave For sale ut eve ning, May 28. Miss Frye ha s ·'WESTSIDE BARBER SHOP' ' the same entertainment in the s tat e wi th pleas ur e to her Pacl\.ard Piano h arers No One Who has h ea rd e · POP UL AR SH EET MUSIC h er read wi II mi ss th e pleasure of being one of h er audince Monday lOc pe r copy , Pos tage lc extra eve nin g. Admission free I GASKILL MUSIC COMPANY For jo ll ity, lu ck, and happy -go - 1 NEBRASKA CITY. NEBSASKA lu cki n ess Victor Jones sco r es high. R Pce ntl y several letters of recomm endat ion were sent for him to a Lel>' go to certain sc ho ol board Thr ee or fou r days after th ese letters had gone, Vic recalled that he had not yet se nt his pe r so nal let ter to the board. Accordingly Vi c hasten ed to a ssure the sc hoo l bo a rd that he wa s th e party r efe rred to in the co m mendato ry let ter s- and th e r epo rt is th at he was elected. I Prof. H. C. H anson, who ha s so a bl y li li ed th e place of Profe sso r Jean in the de partm ent of biolo giFISHER'S for a
Th ci1• Fn unt: till lh t pl:tn:. FISHER BROTHERS
cal sc ie nces for the past yea r, ha s S UR E , ou know just received not i ce of 1 PRING is here and you are tir ed of h eari ng about it but brin g out those old spri ng as in s tructor of botany 1n the Un 1ve rs ity of Ci nci nna t i. located at Ci ncinnati. Ohio Whi le we d es ire to wish Profe ssor Han so n s uccess Let Joe clean and ID his new fi eld of labor. we deep ly togs r eg r et that he is go i ng t o. leave press th em. Pe ru ; as he h as endea red to th e pupi Is who have b ee n
.1 tunate e nuf to take work und er Joe Krepela, at or. him. He is a man four -squa re a nd j an ins tructor of the hi gh est t ype . ,' -
TWO G AM ES of B ASE BAGL
Next Tuesday and Wednesd ay, M ay 22 and 23.
Normal Athleti c Field, at 3:40 P• m. We sl e yan Univers ity vs. r> e ru Norma l Admission, Budget Ticket or 25 cents for each game.
Baseball T ea m Wi ns and Lo ses · Wes ley an , 14
<Con tin ued trom First Page .) iWes ley an 1.
Ke ubl er, If Fetz, bl. 1 Pe ru
E. Long, 3b. Ka hn Schn eider , ss.
L. Long , If. Blod ge tt , cf. Jones , 2b. Bee l, C. Holma n Craig, lb Er ro r s, Pe ru 4; I
Kidd, rf. Gr ubb Keubler, If.
J eff r ey, cf.,
Thoma s, ss. Jun ior Cl ass Ch a pe
Any Occasion Gard ne r, lb.j Thur sd a y, the te nth, fa culty and
Moore, c. Is tud ents were th e gu es ts of the Web 3 ter E. Long, 3b. St rain 3b. 'j juni o rs at class chap el. Th e p ro -j
Ma rdi s, p. Se leme nt, p. 1 L.L ong, cf. Kn ap ple: 2b. gram opened with the s in g in g ofi Suc h as Wed rl in gs. Birth day Pa r ties Reme mbran ce!' Fun erals, et c. 1 n ap pro pri :'lte arrange me nt s. No or de r to sma ll and none t oo lar ge.
Umpi t:e , Klin e. Hits, P 6 B II Ne wm a n' P. l. Ame r ica. Devo tions were led by 1 e ru , ; e , c. Kidd, rf. Mum fo rd , lb.: Carr ie Bai e r. Mr Se leme nt, p. Worsham, rf. I pleased a ll hy a tr ombo ne so lo. : Hit s, Co tne r, 2; Peru, 7. 'As an en co re numb er he playe d
OX FORDS
We have in th e house a large line of men's , ladi es ' and children's l ow shoes
White and Black in th e med iu m and narrow witdhs Look Th em Ove r.
Milsteadt s Tog ge ry
Someone sai d ''yo u 1 re goi ng to ha,·c a made bef(we yo u go, :u n't yo u? an d yo u
Yo u a nrl yo ur fami ly will be proud of that pictu re in yea rs to come.
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The Pend d' Or ei ll e Studi o E.J. N EW MA N
Error s, Cotn er 3; Pe ru, 1. ' "B elieve Me, if A ll Th os e Endearin g Young Ch arms ." Two pia no A C hem ist ry H ike. Itr ios , except iona ll y we ll re nd er ed
Th e che mistry classes to ok the ir by Ni na !:;hube rt , Fe rn Hu sto n and se mes ter hike on the 16 th in s t. , 1 Gl ad ys Ho ll oway, were foll owe d by star ting fr om the lab at 3:3 0 p. th e fa rce, "Mi ss To mboy." Th is m.,-after giving th e che mi s try ye ll. -remain fo r the se mi -c- e nt e nni a l- /
The i ce plant and pu m ping· station cleve r l itt le playlet ke pt th e a udi -/ were vis ited e nr o ute to th e wood-! e nce laug hing from the very be-l va ll ey runnin g eas t f ro m J oy ! g innin g, an d it would be ha rd to I H il l, wh ere l un ch w as served .ld ec ide w hi ch par t w as b es t re pr e-\ The • '4 Hustling ! Th e classes were r ep r esen ted by/ se n ted- th e madcap Helen by Miss ! Dresher Brothers '' Misses Flo Gi sto n. Din ah Mit e, Damme , th e d1 gn i fie d m ot her by I It d oe!' n 't m ake anv difft' r emce
Ell a Meant, Mo ll y K ul e, Ann Miss Rob ey, or the anxi ous and 1 wh ere vo u live; Pa r cels Post and <'X· H y· h·id, An ni e Line, Ann Nea l, A nn sym pa th e ti c ser va nt by Mi ss prt>!"s brin gs the Su pe rb Dres her O'Dne, Ann A ll ie S ees , Ann S. Ba il ey. Th e pr og ram th ru o ut was Clnaning Sc rvicl' to yo ur ve ry doo r. Th e ti cs , Car ri e Sene, Ethel E. we ll se lec ted a nd we ll ren dere d, Drt>she rs p1-1y PHree ls P ost ur E xpress Thur, F. F lo Resce nce , Gay Lena, and was thoroly e nj oye d by every ciH1rges one wCJy on any sized bu nd le -rema in fo r co mm ence m ent- one pr ese nt. j' to nny po int.
Pol l Me rr, an d V inni e Gar r, an d And pl t·:H<e knnw th at thl" re isn't M C u S enior Elec tions, 1 :1 fin er gr·arl e oi clea nin !l done in t he ess rs . n.1 ea nt, 0. Zo ne, AI K. 1 • · Lin e, A. C. Tate, OleO. Mar ga rin, Ma ry McCo ll, Shi ck ley , a ss istant Unit ed St Htes. th an th nt fea tu red at Nick O'Tee n, Nick L. St ee le, Pete pr in eip le, L at in and Eng li sh, $65 ; Pl ::t nt.
Roleu m, a nd Be n Ze ne. Th e pa rty L ydia Bec k, Mavwoo d, d omes tic DR ES HER was am pl y ch ape roned by Au nty Ma be l Ca r ey, Bee mer, I BROTHERS Monia, Au n ty Dote , Au nty Sept ic, Si xth and seve nth gra d es; H aro ld A 1, · Chate lain, Bloo mfi e ld , band d 1 • 1·ect- Cleaners
Dyers unty ox m, A. Mo r phous , Mrs. Po lly Mo rph us, AI D. H yde, Mrs. or, $75 : M il dred M. H uffe r Coo k Hatters Tailors th ird and fo urth gr ades;' 22 11-17 FAl<NAM. ST Et hel AI D. Hyde, and ''C oppe r" Ki se r, Coo k. dom est ic sc ien ce, $70 ; 0 :\1A R A. AI L oy Amon g th e gu ests w ere
D r. I va n Orv ill e Payn e, Add ie P ose, and Am os Qu i to . the famous 1si nger who rende r ed one of hi s
exquisi te solos that have been 11isten ed to wi th emot ions by ki ngs, -----------------! qu eens and r oy al per sonages th e
Educut i onul ( Inc.)
Founded 1
Phone 56 Peru, Nebr TI ns fo1· t wen 1.r-fo nr yea n; hct ·n in Teacher!<. cxpcri., nctd or in cxpcric:n ce d. Asl1 \'o ur d<!nts. \\'rite fo r our rl ans. • lvla nha tl: ll l Buildin g placing Nor mal Tra ining tcach t-rs ond fnrmcr s tu · Mo in e., Town.
Th e Se n ior Gla ss of th e Pe ru State
THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR A Co medy in T hr ee Acts by J Hart l M
ey a nn er s, u nde r the direct ions of I va Maud Du nn Saturday Evening, 2, 1917 at 8:30 in the Gha el
Aamt s swn 35 and 50 cent s p Th e Reser ved Seat Ti ckets ·11 b ld M ' WI e so on d ay Aftern oo n, May 28 , at Fi sher Bro t her s' D ru g Store.
