Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-11-15
ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES.
TO HOLD NINETEENTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION HERE.
The Convention Will HOLD Sessions
On December Ist And and
At St. Johns
College.

The nineteenth annual convention
OF the Association of Colleges aud
Preparatory Schools of the Middle
States and Maryland will be held here
at ST. Johns College on Friday and
Saturday, December and , The
con vention will gather here the best
known educators in the country, and
they have chosen we'll TO select An
napolis as their place of meeting.
The historical interest of the town
Is great. lt includes the old State
House, containing the Senate Cham
ber. i'm which Washington resigned
his commission a commander. il. chief
of the United States Army. st. Johns
College, dating back in tl,e continuity
of its history to 1896. IL is also
the home of the Naval Academy, Ithe
permanent burial place of Paul
Jones, whose remains were recently
brought here from France, and build
ings and sizes of historic interest
galore.
The officers of the association who
will preside at the nineteenth annual
convention of colleges are
President-Presiden Rush Rhees,
Rochester University, Rochester, N. Y.
Vice Presidents President James
p. Motfat. Washington and Jefferson
CNAANkOF NAcAlAAAkANDt ~ 1T a.
Farrand, Headmaster of the Newark
Academy, Newark, N !. President
Thomas Fell, St Johns College, An
napoiis, Nd; Principal Charles ID.
Larkins. Manual Training High
School, Brooklyn, N. y. /; Dr. William
II. Balpp, Headmatser of the Episoo-
pal Academy. Philadelphia, Pa.
Seoretary-Professor Arthur n.
QuiuD, University of Pennsy ylvania,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Treasurer-Pr Professor John b. Kieffer.
Frnaklin and Marshall College. Ian
caster. Pa.
Executive Committoe--Pr President,
Secret ry and Treasurer, ox.oflioio;
DR.. Truman j. Baokus. Packer Col
le2iate Institute, Brooklyn, N. ":
President Austin Scott. Rutgers COL
lege, New brunswick. N. j. Profess
sor Herman Y. Ames, University OF
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr. James Sullivan, High School Of
Commerce, New York City.
The program is Friday, Dec. T..
1901 a. m.--In the Chapel, Nc
Dowell Hall, st. Johns College. .Ad-
dress of welcome. President Thomas
Fell; Response. President Rush Rhees.
Topic-''The Proper Place in Ameri-
can Education for Instruction in Com
mercial and Industrial Subjects, " DR..
Oheesman A. Herrick, Director.
School of Commerce, Central High
School, Philadelphia, Prof. james L.
Young, Director of the Wharton
School Of Finance and Commerce, Uni
yerslty OF Pennsylvania; Mr.. John H.
Converse, of Philadelphia. Generai
Discussion-Opened by Prof. Jacob
II. Hollander, Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
2 30 p. M. in Mcdowell Hall-Topic
- Should Colleges and Universities
Refuse to Allow Any Student to Com
pate in an intercollegiate Athletic
Contest Until He Shall Have Com
pleted One Years Work ?' Prof. Vic
tor II. Lane, University Of Michigan
Rev. Charles b. Macksey, s. J.
Georgetown University, Washington.
ID. q. DR.. Albert l.. Sharpe, PhyM-
cal Examiner, Penn. Charter School,
Philadelphia. General Discussion
Opened by Prof. b. V. Cissel. st.
Johns College.
4. 30 p. m. classical Conference. in
Woodward Hall-Report of the Com
mittee on Organization. Topic-"Tho
study OF Classics, a. Why Study tho
Classics ?, Prof. John O. White.
81. Johns College: b, The Vitality OF
Classical Studies, Prof. Basil l.. Gil
dersleeve Johns Hopkins University.
General Discussion.
p. N in the House Of Delegates.
State House Presidents Address.
Secondary English Once More, q" Pres
ident Rush Rhees, University OF
Rochester. Reception rendered bv
Governor and Mrs. Edwin Warfield nt
the Executive Mansion.
Saturday. Dec. 2. 1905 10 a. m. IN
Mcdowell Hall-ropic, "Do The Col.
iege Entrance Requirements in Mathe.
matics Demand a Disproportionato
Amount of Time in the Secondary
School Curriculum 20 DR.. John A..
Tildsley. New York High School OF
Commerce, New York City; piof.
David e. Smiht, Teachers College,
Columbia University; Mr.. Wilson
Farrand, Newark Academy, Newark.
n. }. General Discussion-Opened
by Prof. Edwin s. Crawey, Univer-
sity Of Pennsyvania. ~ ~. m.-Business
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