The Minneapolis journal., 1904-12-26
CITY We US
EDUCATORS PLAN
ANNUAL. MEETING
SPLENDID PROGRAMS PREPARED
FOR THE THREE DAYS.
Meetings Will Be Held in st. Paul
Prominent Educators and Literary
Workers to Make Addresses The
Programs In Detail-Teachers Of the
State to Be in Attendance.

Programs in Detail-Teachers Of the
State to Be in Attendance.
The Minnesota Educational associa-
tion will hold it's annual meeting on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in st.
Paul. The general meetings will be
held in Central Presbyterian church
and the section meetings will be held
in the church, the old capitol and the
Central high school. Preceding the
opening Of the session, DR.. John Quin-
cy Adams will give tomorrow night,
in Central Presbyterian church, a lee
ture intended specially for the teachersh
It is on cart and the Days Work; ~
DR.. Adams spoke last year before the
association and made d fine impression.
The lecture is public and free.
The most important addresses of the
general sessions will be given by James
J. Hill on Present Day. Educational
Systems and Tendencies; Judge Ed.
| ward A. Jaggard, st. Paul, "Female
Criminals and Separate Training
Schools for Girls,' and DR.. Frederic
Manley, Cambridge, Mass, "Language
Literature and Life.' An important
4CdtuiC O1 Luc WILL NC Gue
reception Wednesday evening given by
the Commercial Club.
The address Of welcome will be made
by Mayor Robert A. Smith Of st. Paul
with responses by w. M. Holman, presi
dent Of the board Of education Of st
Paul; G.. G.. Schulz, assistant superin
tendent of public instruction, and L. P
Harrington Of Hutchinson. Superinten
dent George A. Franklin Of Faribaul1
will make the president IS address.
One Of the interesting topics to %
considered in the general sessions will
be Influence Of the Daily Paper OF
sidering the funny pages. This will b.
discussed from the teachers stand
point by H. s. Hilleboe of Willmar
from the parents standpoint by Mrs
H. G. Theopold of Faribault, and fron
the editor S standpoint by Charles E
Cheney of The Journal, Minneapo
lis. Professor Maria Sanford will Civ
a report of the recent university en-
trance examinations in English. Thi
will be discussed by Superintendent {
R. Frazier of Winona, H. E. White 0
Little Falls and E. M. Phillips of A
bert Lea.
Mr.. Hills address will come o
Thursday afternoon, and the whole prt
gram will be devoted to his topic. Th
other speakers are Superintendent T
Crosby Of Minneapolis, J. l.. Washbur
of Duluth, DR.. Alice Mott Of Faribaul
, Superintendent Paul Ahles of Stearn
, county and Superintendent J. M. M
t Connell of Mankato.
/ Superintendent D. G. Mckenzie Q
. Minneapolis will preside over the coul
: ty superintendents section, which wi
; meet in the senate chamber Of the oil
capitol. One of the papers to be pr.
, sented here will be by Samuel B. Gree
of the agricultural college on Agr
culture in Education.' "The PreseI
| Certificate Law will be considered b
Mrs. Laura Taylor Olson Of Lakefelc
! ID. T.: Kiehle Of Minneapolis will spea
4 on "The Power Of Personality in Edl
cation.' 49,.
?? In the high school section, to me.
: in the hall Of representatives, Superb
I tendent J. A. Cranston of st. Clou
D will act as presiding officer. In co
nection with the State Debating leagu
Professor E. f. McDermott of the Tn
versity Of Minnesota will speak {
Q "The Organization and Function
( High School Literary Societies. "I
q dustrial and Agricultural Training
), High Schools will be treated of
~ Principal K. G.. Davis Of the Dur
county schGol Ms of of AgrisutTre Ipd at M
r Training of High School Teachers
: will be discussed by Superintendent '
e F. Kunze of Red Wing.
: Principal A. M. Gullette Of MINI
It apolis is the president Of the grad
n school section, to meet at Central Pre-
byterian church. Two interesting p
It pers to be given here will be emusic
g the Public Schools by Miss Hell
=. W: Trask, supervisor Of music in t.
It Minneapolis schools, and "The New
e paper in the Schools,' by c. Wet
g Campbell of Chicago.
d The associated school boards W
e meet at the Central high school in co
e nection with the convention. A prin
e pal feature Of the meeting will be
" discussion of needed legislation. A.
Long of Excelsior will speak on NWh
It Legislation Should We Demand7' aft
l. which proposed bills will be read
i which Superintendent Eric Ericsson
Geae eeagf o Ehcg ETH 5ssaa w be usaede'
IS Miss Marie Nelson of Lester. Prairr
IS and Miss Marie Lagergren of Mari
Mills will tell Of ways to Get a.
d brary and How to Use IT, Meetin
1T at Central Presbyterian CHURCH,.
= The elementary. section will tai Ike
sr child study and kindergarten work, I
is der the direction Of Miss Beulah Do,
'e las Of St. Cloud. One Of the ,paps
Winona on 'tThe Value Of the He
Story Children's games will be ill
i'll trated by class of children under
is direction of Miss Blanche E. Atki
$, Of Minneapolis. ~ -~...... 49,
is Mrs Mary LIE Due Chaplin of Ha
l. ings will direct the work Of. the mu
,e section at Central Presbyterian chur
as In the college section, which will
I'd presided over bv Professor H. D. Flu
ht of St. Paul, '.The Role of Militari
Id in Education will be presented
,g Professor P. NJ. Glasoe of st. Olaf c
So lege. The sessions will be at the G.
lie tra1 high school.
It. w. P. Garfield of Owatonna will p
fe side over the business college secti
I'D to meet at the same place.
r. The music at all the sessions will
directed by Miss Elsie Shave.
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