Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-07-13
AT The N. E. A
Eastern Man Elected to tho Presi-
dency-The Program.

Charleston, July 1s.-The west was
defeated by the cart in the contest for
the head Of the National Educational
Society in the election yesterday. West
ern delegates toiled diligently for Col.
Parker OF Chicago for president, but
missed out. The selections OF the nom
mating committee We're ratified as fol-
lows:
President. NJ. Green, Trenton, N. j.
First vice president-O. 7. Corson,
Ohio.
Second vice PRESIDENT. A. Foushay,
California.
Third vice president-H. P. Archer.
South Carolina.
Fourth vice president-H. B. Brown.
Indiana.
Fifth vice Francis w. Par
ker, Illinois.
sixth vice president. w. Buchholz.
Florida.
Seventh vice president-w. H. Bar
tholomew, Kentucky.
Eight vice president-O. II. Cooper,
Texas
Ninth vice preeldent-w. NJ. David
son. Kansas City.
Tenth Vice presdent-R. B. Fulton,
Mississippi.
2
Ermunds Massachusetts,.
Twelfth vice president-H. E. Kratz,
Iowa.
Treasurer. c. 8Greenlee. Colorado.
Irving Sheppard, the secretary, holds
over
! The selection of the convention city
! for 1901 was left to the executive cem-
5Imittee.
4 The convention will adjourn sine die
tonight. At that session the committee
Ion resolutions will make its report. Its
findings will urge the lettering and
4 spreading OF the common school and the
lextanslor Of the American system into
tlCuba, Porto Rico and the Philippines.
Congress will be requested to reorganiEe
1.-The bureau Of education on broader lines
Ito meet the increased requirements and
Ito establish an independent department
lon plane with the department OF la
I Dor.
An unfortunate accident yesterday
a afternoon was the drowning Of A. G.
4 Hanlon, of Birmingham, Ala. at the
Isle OF Palms. He went beyond his
depth and his attempts to save himself
exhausted the life-saver who was near
ling land with him.
1t was strictly ladies' day" at the
Auditorium, the problem of the grade"
lbeing assigned them. discipline was
"A discussed by Miss Gertrude Edmonds Of
Lowell, Mass. Miss Elizabeth Buchan-
Il an of Kansas City had for her subject
Redistribution and Promotion and
u Mrs. Alice Woodwork Cooley Of Mime
8 apolis spoke on Instruction.
The night session was devoted to a
patriotic song service The departments
!. accomplished much during the day,
nearly all carrying out their full pro-
gram. The department of school adj
ADMINISTRATION elected the following Off
5tcers:
President-W. S. Ellis, Anderson, Ind.
u First vice PRESIDENT. H. Pores,
Memphis Tenn.
Second vice PRESIDENT. o. Green.
ECharleston.
Third vice president-Dr. w. A. Hunt,
MORTIFIED, MINI.
Fourth vice president Graham H.
, Harris, Chicago.
Fifth vice 'presdent-R. L. Yeager,
Kansas City.
{ secretary--W G. Bruce, Milwaukee
i, The kindergarten heard paper by
Miss Emma x. Newman Of Buffalo and
!, elected officers.
d. Lange of St. Paul. Miss Elizabeth
]. Parker of Spartanburg and DR.. Roadway
OF Mount Vernon. N, Y, read papers be-
5 fora the elementary education depart
mant.
Woodford B. Anderson of the Univer-
sity of South Dakota Was one of those
2 who read papers before the department
: OF business education.
: Those Interested in child study heard
e paper on that subject by H. Z. kratz
y Hof Sioux City, Ia.
T The Illinois delegation rendered re-
: ception to the members of the National
t Educational Association last night at
II tCharleston The suite Of rooms was
e elaborated with ferns, vines and flowers
: and brilliantly lighted. Chinese lanterns
e lwere strung and the national colors
g were in evidence.
d The reception was largely attended
# and 1t proved most delightful affair
o 1t served the purpose OF bringing TO-
gether the Illinoisans and impressine
n the great numerical strength Of the del.
s legation upon the visitors generally. The
! visitors were cordially and gracloIsl,
received by Prof. E. G. Rosseter. &ht
has the Illinois headquarters in charge
assisted by Misses Catherine Goggin
q Margaret Haley and other ladies ant
: gentlemen. chiefly from Chicago Re.
Treatments We're served, and the eve
S ming was voted by all to have beer
Q most charmngly and enjoyably spent
: The success of the function confirmed
the statement OF Miss Haley that Chi
y cage never does things by halves.
e White Man Turned Yellow.
S Great CONSERVATION was felt by tn
oi friends OF NJ. "A. Hogarty. of Lexing
IS ton. Ky. when they saw he was turn
It ing yellow. His skin slowly change
! color. also his eyes, and he sutfere
t terribly. His malady was yelloy
% jaundlce. He was treated by the hes
i doctors, but without benefit. Then h
ls was advised to try Electric Bitters, tn
: wonderful stomach and liver remed.
: and he writes: After taking two bot
ties was wholly cured" A trial prove
Its matchless merit for all stomach, liv
err and kidney troubles. Only 80 cent,
Z Sold by George P. Powers, druggist.
a In N7cotina.
y. Oh, she was gay little cigarette.