St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-26
-FOUR DAYS FOR TALK.
Revised and Official Pro-
gramme of the Educational
Convention.
Archbishop Ireland Occupies
a Prominent Place on
the List.
Subjects Of National Impor-
lance Set Down for Dis
cussion. @
Council Of Educators Meet
Four Days Ahead Of the
Convention.

The final official programme for the
annual meeting of the National Educa-
tional association has just been pro-
mulgated, and is appended. The ma
tional council will meet in the chamber
of commerce July at a. M, and will
continue until the Sth, when the Ma
tional Educational association will con-
vene.. JbtbRf1 ggHf89p eil is composed of adj
vanced eAIloat0fSy and is branch of the
national association. and always meets
in conjunction. The address of well
come will be delivered by Gov. Merriam
on the part of the state, Mayor Smith
on the part of the municipal govern
ment and the various presidents of the
different universities, colleges and
schools of Minnesota. The opening
session of the general association Will
be held in the Peoples church. The
programme follows:
Tuesday, July 8. 2:30 D.. m.-Addresses o
Welcome at Rice Park-His Excelency Will
lam r. Merriam, governor of Minnesota. and
State Superintendent d. L. Kiehle, for Min
nesota Mayor Robert A. Smith, and D. D.
Merrill, chairman st. Paul executive COM
mittee, for ST. Paul President Cyrus Nor
ldIOD. OuINOASIty VI HlAucSULd, IEcSlQcub
Irwin Shepard, state normal school at Wi
mona; Prof. L. G. Lord, president State
Teachers association; President j. w.
Strong, Carleton college, for the Educational
Interests of Minnesota. Three Minute Re-
sponses-The president, secretary and treas
urer, for the association: the commissioner
of education, for the Union; State Superin-
tendent Ira G. Hoitt, of California, for the
Pacific coast; President II. b.. Sprague, state
university. North Dakota, for the Northwest
PrQSi6Qnf n Ionic Sedan al
school, for the Mississippi aud Missouri val
legs; Hon. W. E. Sheldon. Boston, for New
England; c. W. Bardeen, ESQ.,, Syracuse, N.
Y, for the North Atlantic states; Prof. W. r.
lantic states Prof. j. W. johnson, univer-
sity, Mississippi, for the Gulf states; State
Superintendent Frank M. Smith, Tennessee,
for the Central Southern states; Hon. John
Hancock, Ohio. for the Central Northern
states.
Tuesday Evening, July S-7:40-S; organ
solo, S. A. Baldwin; organization, announce
ment of committees, etc.; forms of discipline
and discipline of forms; address, B. L. Wig
gins University OF the South, Sewanee, Tenn.
Wednesday Morning, July. 9-S:4U-9,
Church Choir Choral club Psychologist
and Pedagogical Observation-Disclosures of the
special committee. George P. Brown, Bloom
ington. ILL.,, chairman: William T. Harris,
United States commissioner of education;
Lille j. Martin, San Francisco; A specific
inquiry on the relation of instruction to will
training, Charles De Garmo, Normal, Ill.
Examinations as Tests for Promotion-Pa-
per, w. II. Maxwell, Brooklyn: n. Y. Dis
cussion, E. E. White. Cincinnati o.. G. s.
Albee, Oshkosh, Wis; John W. Johnson,
Lincoln, Neb. "- -'
Wednesday Evening July 9-7:40-s, vocal
selections, D. F. Colville. The Moral Value
st. Paul Dissatisfaction Pencil, Normal,
Ill. Josephine C. Loche, Chicago; Christine
Sullivan, Cincinnati; Mary Dana Hicks, Bos-
ton. "The White Cross Movement in Educa-
ton" Address, Frances E. Willard, Evanston,
Thursday Morning, July -s:4o-9.;
Prof. Seibert's orchestra "Compnl-
sorry Laws and their Enforcement !"
Preliminary Paper-Archbishop John Ire
land, of St. Paul, on The topic, 1.-The State
School and the Parish Schools union be-
tween them impossible2" Paper-oscar H.
Cooper Austin, Tex, Discussion-Aaron
Cove, Denver, Col; Ira G. Hoitt, sacramento,
Cal; E. B; McElroy, Salem. Or: j. B; Thayer,
Madison, Wis. 1.-The Correlation of Subjects
Taught in Elementary Schools" Paper-J.
W. Stearns, Madison, Wis. Discussion-F.
Louis Sedan, st. Louis, Mo-: Charles Nc
hurry, Winona, Mimi; j. l.. Pickard, Iowa
City, To-; N. c. Schaeffer KutZtuwn, Pa; l..
M. Wellington, Muskegon, Mich.
Thursday Evening. July 1917. 4O-9 100, In
strumeuta1 music, piano and cello. Lillian Cur
ry Morton. THE Place and Function Of the
Agricultural College" Papers-D. L. Kiehle,
Minneapolis. Mimi; Lewis McLouth, Brook
ings, S. d. Discussion-M. c. Fernald, Orono,
Me; George T.. Fairchild, Manhattan,
Kan; w. l. Chamberlain. Ames, 10.
The Training of the Executive Powers"
Address-James L. Hughes, Toronto, Ont.
Friday Morning, July 11-S:40-9; Organ
Solo, c. H. Morse. Organization and Sys-
tenn versus Originality aud individuality in
Teacher and Pupil Paper-Henry Sabin,
Des MONIES, TO- Discussion-Charles ". Bar
deeu, Syracuse, n. Y; ". H. Anderson,
Wheeling, W. Va; John T. Buchanan, Kan
sas City, Mo-; j. H. Phillips Birmingham.
Ala; E. II. Cox, Chillicothe, o. Uni versity
and School Extension" Address-W. T. Har-
ris, Washi ngton, d. G.
Friday Evening, July 11.-7:40-8: 100, vocal
and instrumental music, G. G. Titcomb and
House of Hope choir. 1.-The Race Problem. :"
l. General statement of the problem. Ad-
| dress-Hon. A. A. Gunby. Monroe, La. IL.
Education and the Problem" Address
President j. C. Price, Livingston CO llege, Sal
isbury, N G.. III. 1.-THE General Govern
ment and the Problem" Address-Hon.
Henry W. Blair. United States senator from
New Hampshire.