New-York tribune., 1903-04-19

Baltimore Nd. president of the Carnegie 1nstltu-
ton, and by address on THE North and the
South" by DR. st. Clair McKelway. Editor of The
Brooklyn Eagle a member of the Board OF
Regents of the State of New-York
The afternoon session will be given over to gen
eral discussion from the floor. The first topic will
be 'The Consolidation of Schools and the Trans
portation of Pupils discussed by G. H. Hulvey'
of Bridgewater, Va and G. p. Glenn. Superintend-
ent of Schools Jacksonville, Fla. The closing ad-
dress will be made. the subject Of THE Story
of a Model School" by Professor P. P. Claxton.
professor in the Department of Education or the
University OF Tennessee. The addresses on the
evening of Thursday will be "A Decade of Educa-
tlonaI Progress in Mississippi by II. L. Whitfield,
State Superintendent of Education in Mississippi;
1.-The Forward Movement in Agriculture. by Dr.
L. H. Bailey. Editor of Country Life in America
and professor in Cornell University, and Knowl-
edge Service" by Dr. Francis G. Peabody professor
in Harvard University.
On Friday morning the addresses will be as fol-
lows Needs of the New South by Lyman Hall.
president of the Georgia Institute of Technology;
Technical Education at the South by Dr. d. F.
Houston. president of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College of Texas; an address by DR.
Ira Remsen. president of Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity Baltimore; Educational Progress at the
South" by Ex-Governor T. J. Jarvis of North Caro-
lima and The Teacher and the State" by DIR. J.
H Kirkland Chancellor of Vanderbilt University,
Nashville Tenn. On the afternoon of Friday there
will be a session for general discussion. The first
topic will be THE Work OF the University IN the
Southern States: discussion opened by DR. r. P.
Venable president the University of North Caro-
lima Chapel Hill. \. {. The Part of the Citizen
in Aiding the Cause OF Public Education will be
discussed by Dr. r. c. Mitchell, of Richmond Col
lege Richmond. and The Public Schools and the
Local Tax will discussed by DR.. W. r. Glenn.
former State Superintendent of Education for
Georgia. assistant agent for the Peabody Board,
and by Isaac w Hill. State Superintendent of Edu-
cation in Alabama.
The addresses on the evening of Friday will be
on The Responsibility of Government for the Edu-
cation of the People, by Il. Fulton Cutting. OF
by Dr. w B. Hill chancellor of the University OF
Georgia, and Some Impressions of the Confer
ence." by Dr. Lyman Abbott. Editor of The Out
look" NeW-York City.
Al the close of the session Friday evening the
conference will adjourn at Richmond in order TO
hold a session Saturday at the University of Vir
gnia. A special train will be at the disposal of the
conference under the direction of the local COM
mittee for the excursion to Charlottesville. and the
at luncheon by the authorities of the university
At this session of the conference there viii be in
teresting addresses by members of the faculty of
the University of Virginia.
on the evening of Sunday. the 26th, in the Acad-
env of Music, viii occur the memorial service in
recoe oenition of the life and public activities OF
iate Dr J. /. NJ. Curry. Robert c. Ogden has been
requested by the family of Dr. Curry to preside.
1Shere will be an address by DR.. f. W. Boatwright
president of Richmond College, and the chief
address OF the evening will be made by Or. Edwin
4 Alderman president of Tulane University New
Orleans and a director in the Southern Education