Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-15

the subject Of which will be THE Recita-
ton" At o'clock. a business meeting
will be held by the teachers at which Off
GERS will be elected and the selection OF the
next meeting place will be made. Following
this meeting the Williams Medal Rapid
Calculation contest will be held, concluding,
final adjournment will be taken.
The western School Managers association
starts its program Thursday morning at
8 O'Clock. G. w. Meatherly of Joplin,
Mo. president. will make the opening ad-
dress. This will be followed by the secre-
tary's report and the appointment of COM
mttees. A. NJ. Hargis Of Grand Island
will outline an advertising plan. with copy,
etc, fully illustrated for two or three
months campaign. A general discussion
will be led by G. L. Moody, Hutchinson,
Kan, ]. NJ Ohslund, Wahoo, will speak
on Bookkeeping for the College office"
At II o'clock W. ~ Ferris will deliver an
address on Human Nature in the School
room"
Message from New Orleans.
At o'clock in the afternoon Colonel
George Soule of New Orleans will address
the association. This will be followed by
greetings by Uncle" Robert Spencer Of
Milwaukee. b. F. Williams Of Des Moines
will speak on Graduating Exercises" and
w. N Ferris will follow with Manners
and Morals" After this address the meet
ing will resolve itself into a committee on
the whole and will discuss topics of inter-
est to the members. E. c. Bigger of Lin
coin will be in the chair. The addresses
will be limited to five minutes and prepared
papers will not be allowed. The topics for
discussion are, Hardness and Absence"
p. A Whtacre, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Monthly
Reports" f. NJ. Waterpaugh, Aurora;
Teachers Salaries" w. n. Watson, Lin
coin; "Typewrlters and-Other Equipment"
+. Il. Wolfe, Baldwin Kan. What to do
with lncorrigibles," G. V. Crumley, Enid,
Okl.; How to Induce Pupils to Remain in
School for a Thorough Preparation" 7.
w. Roach, Salina, Kan; Glow to Induce
More Young Men to Take Shorthand" g.
L. Moody, Hutchinson, Kan; How to
Induce Young Women to Include Some
Bookkeeping" w. II. Quaokenbush Law
renee, Kan; THE Social Side of School
Life" r. e. Eckland Waterloo, la. ;
Faculty Meetings." Allen Moore, Chilli
Gothic, Mo-. Literary Societies." Miss E.
Irish, Iowa City, Ia; Value of Intercom-
munication Business Practice" Vt. W.
Maclsie, Norfolk; Parliamentary Law:
Should We Teach It, and How? e. R.
Otis, Milwaukee; 'Deviations from the
Regular Daily Program" !. "A. Gunsaley,
Lamont Ia; THE Proprietor in the Com
munity" c. c. Carter, Joplin, Mo-; THE
Responsibility of the School for the Success
of the Student" George f. Dougherty,
Topeka, Kan; school Paper" Daniel w.
Edwards Oskaloosa, Ia; What Mechani-
cal Equipment Should Be Included in the
office Practice Department." w. G. Len
derson, Chicago; SHOULD Typewrlting Be
included with the Bookkeeping Course %
=. w. PLACE, Kansas City; 1.-THE Weak
ness of the Business College Graduate
When He Enters Real Business Llfe<
Thomas Il. Campbell, Tarkio, Mo-. Are
the Schools Turning Out Better Type
writer Operators Than Formerly" C. ".
Oden, New York.
On Friday the association will listen to
two addresses by w. N. Ferris before the
joint session. One will be at II o'clock and
will be 1.-THE Fine Art of Speech" and the
other at 4:3O o'clock in the afternoon and
will be Care and Culture of the Teacher"
Saturday the session will begin at Ii
o'clock with an address by Colonel Georg,
Soule. This will be followed by remarks
and suggestions to business education. The
morning session will be finished by an ad-
dress by w. N. Ferris on 1.-THE Art OF
Study
Mr. Ferris will also address the meeting
at 2:S0 o'clock on The Recitation" At 4
o'clock a business meeting will be held,
after which the convention viii adjourn.