Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-10-22
ROOSEVELT WILL De BIG DRAW.
ING CARD At. ANNUAL
CONVENTION.
lFry-s'xTH ANNUAL SESSION
TO be HELD. Nov. 3, = AND
General Program MISUNDERSTANDING
tors Of Round Tables Selected and
Leaders Of Departments and Sections
Acknowledgement to Speak Ev-
enins Of Nov. 4.
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snecial TO Times Republican.
Des Moines, Oct. 22.-Theodore
Roosevelt will be the attraction of the
State Teachers Association, which
meets at. Des Monies Nov. 8, and 5
in its fifty sixth annual session. The
programs have just been issued. The
educational council will be held OF
Wednesday preceding the day of open
ing. ass will also the county superin-
tendent's council. John F. Riggs is
chairman of the former and o. H. Ben
son, of Clarion, chairman OF the lat
ter. The general program is as fol-
Thursday Evening, Nov. 3.
Band concert to s.
Invocation.
Presidents address-President Hill
NJ. Bell, Des Moines.
Address: "Vhe State and the School
Prof. p. p. Claxton, Knoxville. Tenn
Friday Morning.
Estate superintendent address
Hon. John F. Riggs, Des Moines.
Address: Public School Music an
Art'-John c. Collins, assistant super
intendent schools, st. Louis, Mo.
Address: "Re-directed Education''-
Henry Wallace. Des Moines.
Friday Evening.
Concert: Henry and His Band.
S:3O-Address: American Ideals
Col. Theodore Roosevelt.
All reserved seats not occupied at
Sis will be open to anyone in the
house. No admittance after $3.50.
Saturday Morning.
9-Report of committee on necrol-
ogy.
30-Address: 1.-The Teacher and the
Service"-Dr. Ida Bender. assistant SUI
perintendent, Buffalo, N Y.
Address: mark Twain and Ameri-
can Humor"-Dr. Richard Burton, Uni
versity Of Minnesota.
Saturday Afternoon.
Business meeting.
The round table work will be as fol-
lows ON Thursday, Nov. 8:
County superintendent, leader, o.
III. Benson, Clarion.
Superintenden and principals, lead
er, c. L. Love, New Hampton.
English, leader, Winifred Morris, Fit.
Dodge.
Greek, leader. q H. Waller, Iowa
City.
Latin. Miss Josephine Williams, Des
Moines
German, leader, Charles Bundy Will
son. Iowa City.
Public speaking. leader, John P. Ry-
Chemistry. leader. S. L. Thomas,
Cn,,rol1 p1ufPo 49,
Physics, leader. D. w. Morehouse.
BfologyN leader, Robert B. Wylies.
Iowa City.
Photography, leader, Miss Frances
Church, Des Moines
Mathematics, leader, w. Lee Jordan,
Des Moines.
Colleges, leader. E., E. Reed, Lenox
College.
intermediate and grammar grades,
leader, Arthur Brogue.
Kindergarten, leader. Helen Lambert,
Ottumwa.
Iowa Congress of Mothers and Par
S. r. Miles, Mason City.
Drawing, leader, Ada L. Newell, Des
Moines.
4ndLuStt arts, lCoOCi, Vial n IL DAOWAS
Cedar Falls.
Rural Teachers. leaders, Mrs. Sarah
Huftalen, Norwich.
Elementary agriculture, leader, A. D.
Cromwell, HUMBOLDT
Music. leader Elsie Lincoln. Des
Moines.
Home economics, leader, Mary Town
send, Cedar Falls.
History and civics, leader, Josephine
Taylor, Des Moines.
Physical training, leader, r. F. Sey-
mour Cedar Falls.
The departments and sections meet
ings commence on the afternoon of
Thursday and continue over Friday and
will be Differed by presidents:
College department. e. E. Reed, Len
OK College.
Normal and secondary section, Allison
E. Atchison, Cedar Falls
Superintendent and principals Sec
ton. r. A. Griffin, Lake City.
Elementary and graded department,
H. E. Blackmar, Iowa City.
Commercial and penmanship section,
Clay d. Slinker, Des Moines.
kindergarten section, Miss Alice
Baird, Marshalltown.
Iowa Association of Science Teach
ers, George w. Tidd, Iowa City.
Primary, Harriet Redline, Mason
City