Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-11

| public libraries to public schools by the
| chairman. John c. Dana, Springfield, Mass
2. General subject of relation of libraries
| to schools-S. S. Greene, Worcester, Mass.
3. The library league-Linda A. Eastman,
Cleveland, Ohio.
A. On fitting teachers for intelligent use
of chiidren's observation-disclosures Russell,
| Teachers College. New York.
o. The best literature for the early ado
| lescent period Susan F. Chase. Buffalo
normal school, Buffalo, N Y.
6. Children's department May Wright
Plummer, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Z. The purpose OF the school library
Richard Hardy, Ishpeming, Mich.
8. Sending books in boxes direct from
| libraries to schools-Lutie E. Stearns, Mil
waukee. Wis.
| 8. General discussion.
TO- Observation-Disclosures of committees.
Education of the deaf and blind-Franklin
School building, 18th and K streets north
west, opening session: Joseph c. Gordan.
Washington, D. c., president; Miss Sarah
Fuller, Boston, Mass, vice president; Miss
Mary McCowen, Chicago, ILL.,, secretary and
treasurer.
1. EARLY Education of Deaf Children
Mrs. e. l.. Osgood. Boston, Mass.
2. "Nasality," DR.. George Hempl, Ann
Arbor, Mich.
3. Some Facts Regarding the Partially
Deaf" Lille Eginton Warren, New York.
4. Brain Building Conducive to Mind
Building, With Special Reference to Sense
Training of the Eye and Ear" DR.. Elmer
Gates, Washington, D. C.
ne relation or Language Iedch1ng
to Mental Development s. G. Davidson
Mt. Airy Philadelphia, Pa.
9. Address, DR.. Alexander Graham Bell
Washington, d. c.
Z. international Statistics on the Edu-
cation of the Deaf" Mr.. John Hitz, Wash
ington, D. c.
8. Business. appointment Of committees.
Educational Press Association of America
Mount Vernon M. E. Church, 9th and X
streets northwest, closing session: Paper,
SHOULD Educational Journals Express
Opinions on Political Questions" c. w.
Bardeen, editor School Bulletin, Syracuse,
N. y: discussion, w. A. Bell, editor 1ndi-
ana School Journal; 0. 7. Corson, editor
Ohio Educational Monthly; Geo. P. Brown,
editor Public School Journal; A. n. Raub,
editor Educational News, Philadelphia; g.
E. Henderson editor the Canadian Teacher,
Toronto, Canada; N. c. Schaeffer, editor
Pennsylvania School Journal, Harrisburg,
Pa; ]. w. Stearns, editor Wisconsin Jour
nal of Education 1al discussion. Sub
jects for informal discussion: Rules Gov
erning Discontinuances of Subscriptions,
to be led by M. A. Cassidy, editor the
Southern School, Lexington, Ky; Com
missions to Subscription Agents." to be led
by George E. Bemis, editor Teachers
World. New York; Commissions to Adj
vertising Agents. to be led by William G.
Smith, editor School Education, Mime
apolis, Mimi; miscellaneous business.
At the Theaters Tonight.
The programs of the general sessions to-
night are as follows:
Grand Opera House-Presidng S. T.
Black. vice-president for California.
l. Music.
2. Address (sixty minutes)-The duty OF
the state in education-Dr. f. E. White,
author and lecturer, Cincinnati, Ohio
g. Report of the committee on neurology.
New National Thester-Presding, Presi-
dent Hiram Handley, vice-president for
New Mexico.
l. Music
3 Address twenty minutes)-The deaf
and their poSsioiiities-Dr. E. NJ. Gallau-
Get. president college for the deaf, Wash
IL Ston, D. c.
g. Address Twenty minutes)-Edu-ation
and gold in Alaska-John Eaton, ex-United
States commissioner of education. Wash
ipgton, d. G.
4. Address Twenty minutes)-Lcssons
from American educational history-Rey
A. d. Mayo, Washington, d. C.
B. Address Twenty minutes)-Man as the
symbol-user-N. c. Schaeffer, state super
intendent public instruction, Harrisburg
Pa.
Closing Sessions.
The morning sessions tomorrow will
close these interesting occasions at the
two theaters. The programs for tomorrow
morning and the closing session of the con-
vention tomorrow night, respectively are
follows:
Grand Opera House, 9:15 a.m.-Presiding,
Miss Margaret w. Sutherland, vice-presi-
dent for Ohio.
l. Prayer.
2. Address (thirty minutes)-The duties
and privileges of the supervisor-NIiss
Sarah l.. Arnold, supervisor of schools,
Boston. Mass.
3. Address twenty minutes)-Women's
clubs as an educational factor-NIiss Mar
garet J. Evans, principal women's depart