The age-herald., 1900-06-28
TEACHERS MAKE
 INTERESTING TALKS Second Session of Convention of
 Educational Association. SEVERAL NEW ARRIVALS
A Resolution Was Passed to Reorgan- ize the Associ ation on the Repre-
 sentative Basis With Dele
 gates From Each County

Guucdllondl ASSOclallon was held ln Lake view pavilion yesterday morning. President Dewberry called the association to order at o'clock, and requested c. L. McCartha of Troy to lead in prayer.
 Teachers who had come in since the even- ing session of the day before were en- rolled as follows: Miss Mary Henley, Ran dolph; Miss Mary Rittenberry. Brming- ham; M. L. Burchfield Milldale; J. o. Mor- ris, Lewisburg; G. w. Brock, Montgomery; c. l.. Boyd, La Place; W. H. Dickinson, Thorne Hill; J. E. Alexander, Pinson; Jud- son Strock, Clanton; w. c. Cousins . Ec- lectric; Jacob Forney, University; J. H. Johnson Talladega; J. H. Riddle Hart selle; C. A. Brown, Birmingham; w. F. Taylor, Birmingham; II. c. Gunnells, An nston; R. o. Meek, Wetumpka; John w.. Abercrombie, Montgomery; J. B. Cunning ham, Birmingham; R. H. Blackman, Union- town; D. s. Burleson, Florence; L. P. Cid dens, Greensboro; J. E. Sefferman, Fruit hurst; James k. Powers, University; R. R. Harris, New Decatur; J. B. Madden, Annston; A. D. Ray, Florence; J. w. Me- Kenzie, Guin; A. M Spessard C. L. Hack wood, Scottsboro; D. P. Christenberry, Greensboro Bruce Allen, Jasper; l. w, McAdory, Jonesboro R. D. Argo Jasper; Willard J. Wheeler Birmingham; J. D. Humphrey, Huntsville; J. A. Liner, Ever green; M. c. Wilson, Florence; J. w. Han chey, Sandusky; K. M Harper, Herbert; H. A. Morgan, Woodlawn; E. l.. Patton' Birmingham
 Many Papers Read
 n,l,o rpad
 Requirements for Admission to Col lege," by Dr. J. H. Phillips of Birming- ham.
 Requirements for Admission to Academ- ic College by President James k Pow CTS of the State University.
 Requirements for Admission to Technl- cal College" by Prof c. c. Thach ot Au- burn.
 .'Reouirements for Admission to Business College" by Prof. w. N. Smith Of BIT mingham.
 Requirements for Admission to Medical College" by pr. B. L. Wyman of Birming- ham.
 Requirements for Admission to Theolog- ical College Prof. D. P. Christenberry of Greensboro was on the programme Tor a paper on this subject, but he begged to be excused as there is no chair of theology at the Southern University, nor in the state.
 Requirements for Teaching, by Prof. M D. Pence of Troy
 Child labor. paper by Miss Julia Tutwiler of Livingston. Miss Tutwiler advised the appointment of a committee to ascertain how many children were employed in the coal mines and cotton factories what age and also what had been done in other states.
 The paper by Prof r. M. Roof of How ard College, East Lake, was deferred until some time later.
 pr. J. H. Phillips of Birmingham offered a resolution authorizing the appointment of a committee of three to carry out the suggestions of Miss Tutwiler with refer ence to child labor, which was adopted.
 State Superintendent of Education John w. Abercrombie offered a resolution pro- viding for a reorganization of the associa- ton on a representative basis with each county sending delegates. The resolution was adopted.
 C. G. Lynch had prepared paper on the "Sources from Which Public School Fund Should be Drawn" but in his absence it was read by M. c. Allgood of Chepultepec.
 Reorganization Committee
 The chair announced that he had appoint ed on the reorganization committee Dr. J. H. Phillips of Birmingham, l.. P. Giddens of Greensboro, c. w. Brock of Montgom- cry, C. c. Thach of Auburn.
 Auditing Committee--Willard J. Wheeler of Birmingham, J. D. Lane and Miss Mony c. Foster.
 Committee on Memoirs-C. B. Glenn, J. A. Liner and Miss N c. Weathers.
 Committee on Resolutions-T. w. Palmer F. M. Roof, H. c. Gilbert, E. M. Wright and Mrs. S. F. H. Tarrant.
 Committee on Nominations-Dr. S. M Hosmer J. H. Foster, F. Mynatt, Miss Mary Rittenberry and Miss Jessie Lock- hart.
 Following the announcement of these committees the association adjourned until 8 p. m., at which time it met with the State Association of County Superintend- ents.
 The County Superintendents met, with more than half the counties of the State represented. President J. B. Graham, of Talladega, presided.
 The following programme was followed:
 Annual address by the president, Hon. J. B. Graham.
 Paper, on County Institutes" by s. T. Pearson, and discussion by w. B. Sprad- ley and J. w. Harris.
 Paper, on Summer Normals," by J. D. Humphrey. Discussion by c. L. Hack worth and R. D. Argo.
 Paper, on "The County School System," by w. S. Neal; discussion by John D. Yer by and J. A. Carnley.
 Paper, on republication, Selection, Sal ary and Term of Office of Superintendents," by Jerry Fountain; discussion by w. M. Self and J. A. Thompson.
 Paper, on Township Trustees and An nual Meeting," by w. G. Jarrel; discussion by J. T.<Roe and T. w. Dendy.
 The County Superintendents will meet again this morning at O clock in the Court House.