The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-28
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Program for the Meeting OF the Indian
Teachers ut FL Reno.

teachers heuo.
FL Reno, o. T., July 27.-(Special.)-
The following program and instruct
ions have been arranged for the In
stitute to be held at FL Reno, o. T.,
August 5-10, 1895.
Reduced rates Of one and one-third
fare have been granted on the certifi-
cate plan by all roads in the territory
beyond the Missouri river, except Ne
braska, including the Santa Fe, Rock
Island systems and their connections.
Headquarters will be at the Kerfoot,
Capitol, and Caddo hotels, each of
which will entertain visitors at reduced
rates, the Kerfoot hotel at $3.50 per
day and the Capitol and Caddo no.
tells at 81 per day. Additional arrange
mentS, If necessary, will be made for the
entertainment at reduced rates. Per-
sons who have special wishes in this
respect will address Superintendent w.
]. A. Montgomery, Indian School, OAR
lington, o. T.
Blank certificates will be furnished
at the meetings, enabling employees
of the government schools TO claim
pay for time necessarily consumed in
going to the institute, in attendance
thereon, and in returning from the in
Stitute.
The forenoon Of each day will be devo
ted to the consideration of questions
VI ScHcl lulcltSl llLHt lOl
general discussion Of these questions
will be afforded. uring the afternoons
there will be only section meetings
in which agents and superintendent,
teachers, employees of the industrial
departments, and employees of the mat
rcn'S service, respectively, will discuss
questions Of special interest to them
selves. The programs for these section
meetings will be promulgated at FL
Reno. The evening sessions will be de-
voted to questions Of a broader scope.
PROGRAM
MONAY, AUGUST 5.
(Morning Session, 9 a. m-)
Opening Exercises.
Address OF Welcome.
ReSpOnSe@Captain A. r. WOodson,
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Agency, Okla.
Education of Indian Children as it
Relates to their Future Home Life
Charles l.. Davis, Clerk and Indl
Teacher, Segar School, Okla.
Evening Session, s p. M
means Of Protecting Educated In
dian Girls Against the Evile OF Tribal
Life."-Mrs. d. c. Haskell, Lawrence.
Kan.
TUESDAY. AUGUST g.
Morning Seslon.)
"a Few Things / Have Learned Dur
ing Five Years Experience in the Indi-
an Service Miss Sarah Brown, Teach
er, Haskell Institute. Lawrence, Kan.
(Evening SESSION.
Industries for an Indian Boarding
School. "-Supt. j. H. Seger. Seger
school, Okla.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Z.
(Morning SESSION.
Education of Indian Girls and Wo-
men-''@Supt. Cora NJ. Dunn, Rainy
Mountain school. Okla.
THE Outing System. DIR. W. NJ.
Dougan. Agency Physician, w. Shosh-
one Agency, New.
THURSDAY. AUGUST
CMorning Sesion)
School Room Devices Black
Teacher. Ponca school. Okla.
How is the Education Of the In
dams to be Made Practical?"-J. X.
Allen, Ind1 Teacher, Sac and Fox
school. Okla
(Evening SESSION.
THE Indians and the Public School"
Rev. f. D. Cameron, Territorial Supt
Pub. Instruction of Okla.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 9.
(Morning SESSION.
THE Reservation School as an OBJ
ject Lesson TO the Tribe."-Supt. W. J.
a. Montgomery, Arapaho school. Okla.
THE kindergarten in Indian School"
Griffith Richards. Kindergartener,
Haskell Inst. Lawrence, Kan.
Evening SESSION.
The Future of the Young Indian
Prof ". T. Conway. Supt. Pub. In
Arkansas City. Kan.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10.
(Morning SESSION.
"a Plan for Industrial Work at an
Indian School. "-Supt. q. L. Riggs,
Riverside school. Okla.
Address - Superintendent Indian
Schools
All papers Of the morning sessions
will be confined strictly 10 thirty min
utes each in order 10 secure ample time
for discussion