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dred viii come on this train. which Will
be stopped at Elba Sta ton and The dtstrl-
button Of guests BIO made from that point.
They will have the evening meal on the
train and their hosts WILL not DO expected
to keep that meal back for them, the,
great mass Of visitors Will come Wednes-.
day morning All day w ednesday they
viii pour In and not until Thursday eve
ming probably, will they stop coming.
The people will learn with deep regret
that Miss Helen Gould Will not come
She Is suffering from illness, bordering
on nervous pros ira ton, brought on py
overwork. She was to have stopped at
tho Jefferson. I'LL.
The first session will be held Wednes-.
day afternoon for organization and the
election Of officers. IS II "
5ss The formal opening Will occur that
evening at $ O'clock at which time Gov
ernor Montague will deliver the address
4 OF welcome and Mr., Robert 9. Ogden
Will present the annual address Of the
president. i}s 5sij 81 #
on Wednesday evening, after the formal
opening, the authorities Of Richmond
College tender q reception at tho col
lego to the members and guests Of the,
Conference. * N a
+ on the morning Of Thursday. the 2sd at
10 O. clock. the gathering will again be-
called to order for continuation Of bus
mess. At this meeting brief reports Of
the work Of the Southern Iduoaton hoard
will be made by the Icn. Joseph 3. Gra-
ham. Of Talledega, Ala, Field Agent OF
the Southern Education Board In Alaba-
ma; and by DR.. Charles D, McIvor, pres
ideIlt OF the State Normal College. Green's;
boro, N. O.; DR.. FL 3. Frissell, prlnci-
pal OF Hampton Institute, Hampton, Val l
DR. Charles w, Dabney, president Of the
University OF Tennessee, KNOXVILLE Tenn
and DR.. Edwin A. Alderman, president Of
Tulane University. New Orleans.-dlrec-8
tors in tho Southern Education Board.
These very brief addresses WILL be fol-
lowed by an address from DR.. Daniel G.;
Gilman Of Baltimore. Nd, president Of
the Carnegie Institution. ana by all ad-.
from Dr. ST. Clair MvKelwny, editor OF
tho Brooklyn Eagle ana member OF the
Board Of Regents OF the State Of New
York, *
After tho adjournment for lunch the
conference Will again assemble at $3.50
4 F.. M, for a session to be given to gene.
raj discussion from the floor, The frss
Schools and the Transportation OF Pu-
pills." Two gentlemen Will opon tho dis
ousslon who have had marked practical
success In dealing with the subject, These
are Mr., q, Fl Hulvey. OF Bridgewater
Va, and Mr.. q, T. Glenn, superintend-
ent OF Schools, JacksonVllle, tla. Ine
addresses OF tho afternoon Will he strict-
~ limited to ten ntnutes each. The
closing address OF this meeting will be
made on the subject of ''The Story Of a
Model School, by Prof. F, =, Claxton.
professor In the Department Of Education
OF the University of Tennessee, s
The addresses on the evening Of Thurs
day will be "a Decade Of Educational
Progress In Mississippi" by the Hon.
II, +, Whitfield, State Superintendent Of
Hducatlon In Mississippi; "The Forward
Movement In Agriculture" by pr. Il H.
Bailey editor of County Life In Amer
ica."S and professor In Cornell unlysrstyt
md acknowledge gervce," by Or. Francis
G. Peabody. professor in Harvard uni-
varsity. t5.
on Friday morning at 70 2, o'clock the n, Or,
der of the addresses will ba as follows'
Needs Of the New South" BY Lyman
Hall president q the GeR edea ns
south,n by DR.. D, y. Houston president
Of the Agricultural and Mechanical ~ cal Col u
lege OF Texas; an address by prs, 4, Ira
Remsen, president Of Johns Hopkins Uni.
ayersity, Baltimore, Midi 20 ucat ional