The San Francisco call., 1896-10-28
EDUCATORS TO MEET
Will Hold a Three Days Meeting at the
High School Beginning To-
Morrow

OAKLAND. CAL, Oct. 27.-The Ala
media County Teachers Institute will con-
vene in the High School Gymnasium to-
morrow morning for three days session.
The institute officers are as follows:
President (ex-otficio), J. P Garlick; vice
presidents. w. McClymonds, S. G. S.
Dunbar, George w. Frick and A. W.
Scott; secretary. Mrs. f. NJ. Pugh; as
sIstant secretary, Miss Alice Swasey.
The institute instructors and lecturers
are: S. T. Black. superintendent of pub
lie instruction; Elmer E. Brown, Univer-
sity of California; Thomas p Bailey,
University of California; L. T. Hengstler,
University of California; Edward Howard
Oakland; Mrs. Sarah G. Borland, Oak
land; Paul a. Garin, Oakland; H. w.
Lynch. Centerville; Miss NJ. w. Tyrreh,
Oakland; w. +. Hall. Berkeley. Musi-
cal programme oy a. H. Reddeld. Piano
accompanies, William B. King.
The programme for the first day is as
follows:
High School gymnasium 900, singing of
"America," institute; 9:15, announcements /;
8 As, mixed quartet, Miss Eva Shorey, Mrs.
Blake-AlVerson, H. A. Redfielo, H. H. Law
renee, Jr.; 1000, Symmetrical Education
I. Nj. t1sher; 1880, recess; 10:40 barvtone
tLaugn and the World Laughs With Won );
Seller, ii. Fl. Lawrence, Jr. 1880, Teaching
Patriotism in the Public Schools" Mrs Sarah
c. Borland; discussion; IL 20, ''Manusl Train
ing in q Village School," H. w. Ivnch. !.
lis Ia, cavatina, "Deh Calma. CeiI5
(prayer of Desdemona), fRossini"; fbl .Tne
Quaker" (Adamsl, Miss Eva Shorey: 80. adj
dress State Superintendent Black 100, The
study OF sOciel economy in the lower schools, y
L. 7. Hengstler; 2 80, recess; 2: AS, tenor la
There Little Girl, Don't Cry'' (Champion1 ~
'"A Song of Faith" (Chaminade) Willis r.
Bachelor; 3 :O0 "Chlld study in the Tompkins
Observation School," Thomas P. Bailey; discus
sion; adjournment.
The eleventh meeting of the High
e. School Teachers Club will be he'd in
room % Thursday and Friday forenoons
beginning at 9 o'clock. The topic for dis
cussion Thursday viii be: What Correla-
tion of Studies is Desirab BILE and Practica-
BILE in the High SchooI2" The discuss on
will be led by Professor S. P. Meads. Fri
day Professor E. H. Griggs Will give an
address on 'The Use of Literature in the
Reading OF History" AT 1920 o'clock
Professor 7. P. Bailey will speak on The
Coordination of Studies"
Closing Meetings.
OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. 27.-This being
the last week of the campaign the Repube
licans are losing no time and large num-
Der of meetings are set for the various days
throughout the city and county. Some OF
these are as follows:
ednesday-Elmhurst, Hon. s. G. Hilborn
and y. d Talcott speakers; Fifth Ward, Elite
Hall, candidates meeting; West Berkeley,
Major C. w. Kyle and Rev. Anna Shaw speak
ers; West Oakland Portuguese Club, L. S.
Church speaker; Army and Navy League NJ.
c. Chapman and Charles Shook speakers.
hursday-Thomas' Ha !. Twenty-third ave-
nue., Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee and +. s Stratton will
be the speakers.
Friday-Germania Hall, workingmen's meet
ing, d. McKinlay, Presidential elector, and
Elliott speakers; Centeryille, John w. john
n Naf 9 Eo 20
Saturday meetings are being arranged for
Haywards and San Leandro.
Gus Fromm Again.
OAKLAND, CAL, Oct. 81 = Little Gus
tromm, who attracted SO much pity re-
Gently when he vas in the Police Court,
will be sent to the Temescal Child-en's
Home. Judge Wood declined TO send him
10 tie reform school owing to his tender
years. His mother has given him up
lentirely.
Arrested and Says 1t Was Mis- lake.
OAKLAND. CAL, oc. 81. = Mark w.
Connor resident OF Fruitvale, has been
arrested on a warrant sworn to before
Juoge Campbell of San Francisco on a
charge OF obtaining money under false
Pretenses. The complaining witness is
> =. Miller. Connor put up bond for