The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-17
Morning.

Invocation.
 Address of Welcome-Hon w. M. Dren- nen. Mayor of Birmingham.
 Response-Dr. John Massey Tuskegee
 Presidents Address-Pres. M. C. Wilson, Florence. ,,,,,..
 Are Our Public Schools Fulfilling Their N4iesion as Character Builders ?'-Supt. II. C. Gilbert, Florence. .
 Discussion-G. W. Brock, Opelika' j. NJ Dill Bessemer
 Enrolment of members.
 Topic, Mature Study Prof Johh d. Graham University, Miss Rose eT, be"ls' Rirmingham Prof. J. B. Cunningha1Q' Prof Douglass Allen, Miss Maud Lind say. Prof. Cornelius, Prof. J. w McLain and Dr. Hosner. r.
 Tonic. "Arithmetic'- Prof. M. D. Pace rrr-oy pr. Otis D. Smith, Auburn, Prof. Noah Jones, Collinsville, Miss Anna M. Baker, Tuscaloosa, Pr% T. Ct. Wnaley,. Mrs. Parrott, Prof WV J. Wheeler ana Prof. ]. M. Livingston, of Smithheld.
 Evening.
 Address-Dr. Chas D. McIver, Greens boro, N. c.
 Social Features.
 The reception at the Hillman IS to De made a charming feature Of the pro- eramme, and is to De the main part of the social side of the meeting. The special committee in charge of the reception has made all the preparations and the occa- sion promises to be notable event.
 Another feature of the entertainment of the visitors will be the trip around the horn which will be given tomorrow after noon The train will leave Birmingham early in the afternoon and return to the city about 6 o'clock Bessemer, Ensley and North Birmingham will be the main points visited.
 The members of the association have been slow in enrolling. and only partial list of those present has been obtained. Among the number enrolled are:
 R. V. Allgood. Avondale; P. L. Acton, Samuel Adams, Miss B. A. Allen, Miss R. L. Allen, Miss w. M. Allen Birming- ham; w. P. Archibald Knoxville; Doug las Allen, Jackson; c. A. Brown, Birming- ham; W. H. Bowen, Ensley; w. w. Ben son. Fort Deposit; J. w. Brown, Ash ford G. W. Birck, Opelika J. s. Burgin, Bessemer; Miss J. N. Bishop, Montgom- cry; D. M Banks. Opelika J. B. Gun ningham, Birfningham R. A. Clayton Woodlawn; M. K. Clements, Athens; L. D. Cornelius, Broolxwood; Miss Angie Dever, Tuscumbia; J. M. Dill Bessemer; J. M. Dewberry. Birmingham; J. M. Davidson, smithfeId; s. A. Ellis. Bir- mingham; W. F. Feagln, Montgomery; S. A. Felter, Cullman; Miss Una Gil- bert Woodlawn; c. E. Glenn, Birming- ham; IT. c. Gunnels, Montgomery: J. Y. Graham, Tuscaloosa; H. c. Gilbert, Flor ence; w. H. Giesler, Helenor; J. T. Huff stutler, Jonesboro; E. P. Hogan, East Lake; Daniel Iarman. Sheffield; I. w. Hill Montgomery; Miss L A. Henderson, Hancevile; J. D. Humphrey. Huntsville; A. F. Jackson. Ackerville; W. M. Wood, Cullman; T. c. King, cullman; c. G. Lynch, Leighton Miss Mary Lilies. Co., lumbiana; W. A. McCreless. Jemison: IT. A. AfcKnnon, Brighton; L. S. McRight Russelville; J. F. McClan, Culman; J w. McAdory, Birmlngham W. F. Moore Grard Miss Maude Moore, Miss Pearl Moore, J. J. More. Florence: John Mas sey, Tuskegee; A. P. Montague, East Lake; F. T. Eisbet Florence; ". H! Naff. Birmingham; Miss Willie oden Hanceville; J. B. Pittman. Evergreen: A. II. h"thtttofus lusktBeei MISS M9ttie Reed, Albertville; Miss Roxle Rountrees, Hartsell; Miss Eula Reynolds, woodlawn; W. E Striplin, Gadsden; w N. Smith Birmingham; w. P. Stott Birmingham; s. R. Sanders. Birmingham; c. K. Sharp, Petrey; o. D. Smith, Auburn; Miss Ola Stevenson, Albertviile; J. c. 11dwell. New Decatur; J s. Thorn, CordoVa Miss Kate Tarrant Ensley; Mrs. s. r. III. Tar rant Birmingham; W. K. ThomEs Rem bert; H. J. Wlllingham, Wetumpka E. H. Wilkerson, Vernon; Ava Ward, War rior; Nj. R. Weston. Brookside; Miss Ella Wall Forest Home; T. R.. Walker, Wylam; W. J. Wheeler. Birming- Young, Birmingham.
 County superntendents.
 One of the side meetings yesterday was that of the County superintendents' as- sociation. The programme was as follows: Papers. twenty minutes; discussions.