The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-04-24
LOUISIANA EDITORS.
Programme of the Coming Con-
vention at Lafayette.
The Pencil Pushers Will Meet April
80 and 7ay ! and 7-Visit to
OpelOusas.

The following is the programme O
the twenty-eighth annual session Of
the Louisiana Press Association,
which will meet at Lafa yette, La,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
April 30, May l and ,, 1907:
Oficers-J. w. Smith, Monroe,
President: w. S. Ingram, New Or
leans, First Vice President: Mrs. c.
l.. B~reazeale, NaUchitoches, Second
Vice President: L. +. Bentley. New
Orleans. Secretary: Albert Bienvenu,
st. Martinville, Treasurer.
Executive Committee. L. Ste.
phens, Louisiana School Review, La.
fayette: Leonce Sandoz, OpelOusas
Courier. Henri ID. Guey dan, Gueydar
News.
Tuesday. 2:30 O'clock 2. Mas.
semble at Jefferson Theatre: invoca.
ton: roll call and payment of dues;
appointment and report of Member
ship Committee: roll call of new mem
bers: appointment of committees: res
Olutions (5), neurology (3), officers
reports (3): miscellaneous business
and announcements: 4 p. M. ladies
reception by Women's Club: stag
smoker by Century Club.
Evening Session, s O'clock-Ad-
dress of welcome by Mayor c. O.
Mnr,tnn. ca-pnnca hr Ca,a nnp
Jastrems XII. of the People, Baton
Rouge: Relation of the Press to the
Campaign Against tuberculosis" DR..
Fred j. Mayer, of Lafayette, Special
Medical Inspector, Louisiana State
Board of Health: ''The Press. a Re-
former With Power" o. c. Dawkins.
of Monroe: miscellaneous.
Wednesday-From $50 to $50 a.
M, visit Industrial Institute at work:
$50 to 1920 a. M, witness school
conversations: 1870 to 1870. meeting of
Press Association: ~invocation: roll
call: report of Membership Committee
and action thereon: Presidents an
nual address. J. w. Smith. Monroe
News: "reminiscences of Louisiana
Journalism Thirty-five Years Ago."
DR.. G. J. Edwards, Abbeville Merid-
iOnal. 1.-The Libel Laws of louisiana"
w. f. Krebs. Lake Charles Ameri-
can: 1870 to 2:30 p. m, luncheon: 2:3O
to 4:3O p. m. meeting of Press Assoc
c%iation: report of Members of Com
mittee, if any, and action thereon:
''The Press of To-day as a Molder of
Public Opinion" Hon. John Marks,
Assumption Pioneer, Napoleonville:
"What Is Legitimate News?" C.. C.
De Graffenreid, Shreveport Times:
miscellaneous business: 400 to $50
p. m, carriage drive to various points:
8 to 10 p. M. meeting of Press Associ-
aaiOn: report of Membership Commit
tee, if any, and action thereon: ''Our
Part of the Worlds Work." DR.. S.
Knapp, OF Lake Charles, Special
Agent, United States Agricultural
Department: poem, ''The Art of Ad-
vertising." Miss Ella Bentley, Don
aldsonville Chief; ".Louisiana's Edu-
cational Progress" Hon. James B.
Aswell, State Superintendent of Edu-
cation, Baton Rouge; Miscellaneous:
10 p. m. to any time a. M, banquet.
Thursday-At 8 a.. m, roll call and
report of Membership Committee; re-
ports of Committees, (a) neurology,
TOY officers reports, (c) resolutions:
election of officers: selection of place
OF meeting for 1908; miscellaneous
business: introduction of President
elect and appointment of Executive
Committee: announcements and ad-
journment: 1870 a. m, departure of
members who have arranged to go on
the trip to the gulf coast; 1910 p. M,
all aboard the Southern Pacific for
Opelousas to attend the opening ses
sion of the second State Health Con-
ference, at which the Louisiana Press
Association will be the guests of the
State Board of Health and the people
of Opelousas.
Hon. John Dymond, of the Louisi-
ana Planter, New Orleans, will dis
cuss THE Relation of the Press to
Public Health at this session.