The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-12-16
THE sTATE TEACHERs.
The Programme of Their Annual
Meeting in Topeka


The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the
Kansas State Teachers. association meets
IN Topeka December q q and g. The
sentative hall and the Senate chamber
Gle In SPECIAL SESSION JOIN 6T fa@
says other arrangements viii be made.
n Deeezl2a WI bgn at Ies . eEooS even IN
REPRESENTATIVE hall-Music, America
M y church 9y d6e IhorP Rdress % Of E W
come, Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter. To-
Howard Music. THE Bugle Song (Dud--
ley Buck, Nodoc club. Presidents ad-
John MacDonald. Topeka Music, "Al-
pine Hymn sGomezl, Modoc club. An
Wednesday, at 9 o'clock a. m, in Rep
Tesen[LatllYe nall Report OF committee
ject will be read.
The college and high school, department.
building, Wednesday at 2 O'Clock and
The district ana graded school depart
Wednesday ana Thursday at 2 O'clock.
entS VIII meet in the Senate chamber
The primary and kindergarten depart
ments will meet in the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday and Thursday at
The Kansas Society for Child Study
meets Thursday at O'Clock In the high
The City SUPERINTENDENT Round Table
TT S9Tsa H ta af 4lG9 eeho0l ana
The High School Principals Round Ia
BILE meets Wednesday at 4 o'clock in the
high school
The History and Sociology Round Table
o clock in the high school.
The Social Science Round Table holds
8 clock at Unity 9 Church. '1''~'-'
The Music Round, Table meets in the
First COngregat iOnal church wednesday
and Thursday at 2 o'clock. -, -,
in the High School Assembly hall.
On Thursday evening Miss Katherine E.
Te g Little t Mn gfr@t and d from Ian Mac
Laren's Beside the Benny Brian Bush
Of Scotch Re parentage ei' she has given her
recitals in many cities of the United
President and Mrs. Mckinley in the fam
GUS blue room of the White House, and
Drumtochty and Thrums, and to imper-
senate before the natives their own char
The silk flag now held by. Riley county
will be competed for again this year. 1t
greatest membership in proportion to the
number Of teachers employed int coun-
ty. 1t is not necessary that the teachers
be in attendance that they may be count
To the county which has the greatest
enrollment and attendance at the asso.
eaeRers enRpfogyed IN Il the n countY not
counting teachers from cities of the first
and second class, the Central School Sup
ply House of Chicago offers a splendid
teilurtan globe, worth $40 This globe is
to be placed permanently in the office Of
the county superintendent, for the use of
the teachers of the county.
the greatest enrolment and attendance in
proportion to the number Of teachers en-
Foresman & Co, Chicago, offers vaIua-
beT-for the city teachers library. The
collection Is worth S30-25, mad includes
Journal OF the SonSututlonal ConVen-
ton" and 'Federanst," each set worth S..
To the city of the second class which has
the greatest enroIlInent ana e attendance IN
proportion TO the number OF teachers en-
ployed in the city, the firm of Crane &
Kansas books, worth $9O.25. This collec-
ton numbers twenty volumes and includes
(sS5. wilder's Annals Of Kansas'' ($5).
and Inman's 1.-The Old Santa Fe Trail
These books are to be placed in the teach
ers' library, of the city to which they shall
Crane & Co. also offer a Standard die
tionary (full Russia) to the county super
intendent whose county shall have the
counting. teachers in cities of the first or
second class, and not taking into consid-
Grafton the number of teachers employed
D. Appleton & Co Of Chicago offer a
school library of thirty-two volumes to
tendance at the association have Travelled
the greatest number of miles in reaching
Topeka. This will be determined by null
tiplyine the number of miles from the
several county seats of connefing coIinties
to Topeka by the number of teachers in
actual attendance and enrolled from said
competing counties. The library includes
the Home Reading Series and Library
placed in the county teachers library.
The following are the officers of the
ISOLATION:
President John MacDonald; first vice
president, Frank H. Baker; second vice
denf s. b. TaRosf a1e f treasu Mt %
L4ansdon; secretary, Helen N Eacker, Del
phOs.
Executive committee-John Macdonald
Frank H. Baker, B. B. Bone. B. D. Van
Ostrand and State Superintendent William
Stryker-
Railroad secretary-John W. Stout
Committee on ntertainment-M. L.
Field, chairman, Topeka.
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS