The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-09
EDITORS II. meet
At EXPOSITION ]
Convention Of National
Association Begins
Tomorrow.
WILL PAY VISIT
10 RICHMOND
Addresses Will Be Delivered by
President Roosevelt, Cover
nor Swanson Governor
Glenn and Others.
Several Candidates
Out for Offices.

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The twenty-second annual conven-
tion OF the National Editorial Associa-
tion will be held at the Jamestown
Exposition. beginning Tomorrow. June
10th, and continuing through Friday,
June 14th. On Saturday. June 10Th.
the delegates to the convention will
visit Richmond and spend the day
sightseeing here, being entertained by
the press Of the city and by the busi-
ness organizations generally.
The National Editorial Association
IS made up OF practical newspaper
writer's from practically every State
in the Union, and In addition to the
members many men prominent In the
various departments OF newspaper
making have been invited to be pres
cnt and make addresses during the
convention. President Theodore Roose-
Welt, who Will be ut the exposition rt-S
tending the Georgia Day celebration,
will be present and will make an adj
dress to the association In Conven-
tion Hall In the afternoon. Addresses
will also be made by Hon. Fl. st. George.
Tucker president OF the exposition:
Hon. Claude "A. Swanson, Governor OF
Virginia; Governor r. B. Glenn. OF
North Carolina: Hon. John Temple
Graves, OF Georgia; Mr.. W. S. Cope
land. president OF the Virginia Press
Association: Crosby S. Noyes, OF the
Washington Evening Star; Ray STAN
nnrd Baker. OF the American Maga.-
zinc: President w. ". Finley, OF the
Southern Railway. and many others
Altogether the program is regarded MS
one Of the best ever presented at any
of the twenty meetings of the organi-
cation. and tho attendance is expected
to be larger than at any previous ses-
sion.
a series OF brilliant entertainments
has beon provided for the intervals
between tn O business sessions. and tile
editors will be kept constantly on the
go. working, seeing and enjoying Vir-
ginia hospitality. The headquarters OF
the association viii be In the inside
Inn. where special rates have been SO.
cured. The sessions Will be held at
the great Convention Hall on the @Ex-
position Grounds.
The full program as revised is as
follows:
Monday, June 10th.
10 "A. M.-1nside Convention
called to order by PresidentlJ. E.. jun
n iAs k9AiSAS oCSslouS hppOIul.
1nent OF committees and announces
ments will follow.
p. M-Convention Hall.--Mnsic,
followed by address by President Theo-
dore Roosevelt. Music will follow. and
then the President will meet the dele
gates to the convention.
s P. M--Inside 1nn.-Music: invoca-
ton by Bishop Beverly D. Tucker; sYtg-
ing. "AmorIca." by tho convention; ad-
dress Of welcome by the Hon. Henry
st. George Tucker, president OF the sx
position company; Governor Claude A,
Swanson. and Mr.. W. s. Copeland. pres
tdcnt Of the Virginia Press Assocla-
tion; music: response to addresses OF
former president OF the association: re-
I zception to delegates.
II III Tuesday, June 11th.
10 "a. M.-1nside Inn. presidents ad !.
dress by John Z. Junkin, OF the Sterl-
ing. Kan, Bulletin.
Address. Mr.. Jacob Riis. newspaper
writer. author and soclologist, OF New
York, btii I,,s.53
Address characteristic Journalism
Of the Southwest" by VIII H. Mayes,
OF brentwood, Texas.
Address, Hon. John Temple Graves
of Atlanta. editor Of Georgian anc
News.
Report Of special committee or
amendment to Hepburn railroad rate
law.
P. AL-Inslde 1nn.-Joint meetlns
of National Editorial Association anC
Virginia Press Association.
Address, 1.-THE Railroad Situation |" +,
President ". w. Finley, Of the South.
ern Railway.
S#P. M.-Inslde 1nn.-Memorial ser
vice in charge Of Mr.. Addison Burk
the North American. Philadelphia.
Annual poem. "Jamestown," a ter
& centennial exposition rhyme, by w, 81
Pabor, of Avon Park, Fla.
Music and addresses and informal re
Ception to delegates.
Wednesday, June 18th.
10 "A. M,-Inside Inn.-Address. "Ad
vertising and Advertising Bookkeep
ing" by Fl. J. Knapp. the Advertiser
Auburn. N. Y.
Address "The Dignity, Power ant
Responsibility OF the Press" by Gov.
srnor r, b, Glenn. of North Carolina.
Address. 1.-THE Parcels Post" by Mr.
u. M. Page, of Jerseyyille. Ill.
Address. Mr.. Ray stannard Baker, O.
the American Magazine. New York,
Address. Mr.. Barton Myers. director
81 EXPLOITATION WORK OF jamestown EX
position
Address. Hon. John j. cornwell
Romney, w. Va.
'Thuraduy, June 18th.
10 a, M.-1nside. Inn.-Address. 9TH
Producer and How to Produce: Estl
mating Cost Of Job Work." by Mr. Wil
y. Parrot, of the Reportsr. Waterloo
iowa.
Address, .Tho influence OF Nationa
Meetings OF Newspaper Men In Pro
Il ducins Good Feeling and Allaylng Sec
tional Discord," Mr., Crosby S. Noyos
tho Evening Star Washington d, G.
4 Address Managing the Circulatio
& of a Country Newspaper" by Mr.. Car
A. Jettinger, Of tho Buckeye Informe,
pelphos, Ohio, n Il
Address Newsnap perdon in a Ney
State" lion. Lester q. Niblack, of tn
& Leader Guthrie, Oklahoma, n
aa Address Uniting the Practical an