Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-02-06
ANNUAL MEETING
Ohio Editorial Association at Columbus
February 20 and u.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Feb 5, 1901.
The annual meeting of the Ohio Edi
torial Association will be held at tn,
Neil House Columbus. Ohio, Wednes
day ard Thursday, February 20 and 81
! 1901--the opening session, 2i30 to 6:0t
p. M; second session, 1880 to 1000 p
NJ, Wednesday, and the closing ses
sion 900 A. M. to 12 M, Thursday.
The Manager of the Neil House of
fers rates of $3.50 to $4.OO per day.
Each publisher and editor of a daily
or weekly newspaper or periodical, ir
Ohio, is eligible to membership and the
annual fee IS one dollar. An earnest
and fraternal invitation is extended t.
the newspaper men of Ohio to affiliate
with this organization, the oldest In
the Commonwealth.
To make the Ohio Editorial Asso.
citation power for good in
all the elements of newspaper ef-
fort each publisher and editor
has only to lend helping hand.
The opportunity is presented, and
without limitation. 1t is hoped
the response will be hearty and the at
tendance the largest in our history.
The programme, as arranged, is not
designed to bar the discussion of any
subject of interest to the craft and the
public but rather to suggest topics of
pressing Importance at this time.
PROGRAMME.
WEDNESDAY, 2: 80 P. NJ.
Enrolment of New Members
Address-The Relation of the News
paper to Education:
President William Oxley Thompson
Ohio University, Columbus.
The Relation of the Newspaper to the
Home:
Miss Della Amos-The News, Sidney
Objectionable Advertising = Where
Shall the Line he Drawn?
Hon w. B. Hearn, The Republican,
Cad.iz.
Hon. Daniel Flanagan. The Democrat
Kenton
Reports of Committees-Legislation:
Hon. ]. F. Lanning, Ohio Legal News,
Norwalk.
German Publications ard County Re-
ports:
Hon. Charles U. Shryock, The Post,
GAINESVILLE.
The Commissioners Report:
G. w. C. Perry. The Scioto Gazette,
Chillicothe.
Insurance Statements:
Hon. w. S. Cappeller, The News,
Mansfield.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. 1880 P. M.
Address-The Newspaper and the Evils
of Substitution:
V. Mott Pierce, M. D., President, The
Proprietary Association of America.
Buffalo, N. Y.
Five Minute Talks-Our Duty:
Opened by Hon. S. G.. Mcclure, The
State Journal. Columbus.
Address-The Newspaper and It's Re-
lation to Advertising Agencies:
George Batten. Treasurer, American
Advertising Agents Association,
New York City.
Five Minute Talks-Our Attitude:
Opened by w. T. Alberson, The Dem
ocrat and Times. New Philadelphia.
THURSDAY MORNING. 800 A. M.
The Newspaper in Its Relation to Pub
lie Affairs:
Hon. John T. Mack, The Register, San
dusky.
The Newspaper in Its Relation to
Political Party:
B. j. Mckinney, The Times, Marietta.
j. @. A. Campbell, The Republican,
Bellefontaine.
The Newspaper in It's Relation to the
Subscriber:
Frederick A. Rowley, The Herald, Uor-
ain.
The Newspaper and the Libel Laws of
Ohio:
Judge John S. Gill, Columbus.
Report of Treasurer. Election of Off
GERS, and Election of Delegates to
the National Editorial Associa-
tion.
R. B. BROWN, President.
C. B. mccoy, Secretary, Coshocton,
Ohio
WE GIVE NO REWARDS. An offer
of this kind is the meanest of decep
tions. Test the curative powers of
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