Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-24
OPENING SESSION GTEACHERS' INSTITUTE
Eminent Educators from With out the County Win
 Be Here

The Coehise county teachers insti- ute will convene tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Arrangements have been made with the Copper Queen motel for special rates to the teachers and the visitors have been extended the couTtesies of the '. NJ. c. A. and Y. W. C. A.
 Among the visitors who will take part in the proceedings of the insti- tute are President R. II. H. Blome of the Flagstan Normal school: Hon Kirk T. Moore of Phoenix, superin. tendent of public instruction. and President A. J. Mathews, of the Tempe normal school and others.
 Bisbee teachers have a prominent part in the weeks program Tuesday morning Miss Alma Crane will read Q paper on literature and reading in the third grade; Miss Anah Moore will read a paper on oral expression: : Miss Elizabeth Grenier will read a paper on the importance and influence Of teaching poems The discussion of these subjects on the floor of the institute will be led by Miss Barber. principal Of the Central school. Miss Mover will read a paper on expression and it's relation to literature.
 At the Wednesday morning session Miss Florence Messner will discuss the subject of drill work in the first and second grades and at the same session Miss Fillmore Campbell will read a paper on what to leave out in teaching arithmetic.
 At the Thursday morning session Miss Laura Schlatterer will discuss the general topic of language and lit erature. with especial reference to the first and second grades.
 Friday morning Professor c. F, Philbrook. superintendent of the schools of the district will talk in now to improve rural schools in build. iHzs and apparatus and others will tell now rural schools may be i'm. proved in other particulars. At the session of the high school and spe. cial teachers Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock Principal E. Q. Snider will discuss how much language should be required in the high school for graduation and Miss Annie Alp. plegate will participate in the discus sion of the topic of Spanish in the high schools
 - Monday evening, District Attorney John s. Williams. of Tombstone, will address the institute on What to Teach the Future Citizens of Ari. zona.
 The Tuesday evening session will be given over to a debate on the question: Resolved That Our Public Schools Are Efficient. The affirma- tive speakers will be Arthur IT. Cham berlain of Pasadena and President R. H. II. Blome of Flagstah, and the negative speakers will be Dr. W. P. Sims of Bisbee and H. E. Berner of Tombstone. Each speaker will be ai- lowed twenty minutes time and each side will be given ten minutes sddi- tional for summary of their argu- nIent.
 The judges will be E, E. Elliuwood, of Bisbee; Mrs. Stewart French of Douglas and John c. Greenway of Warren.
 On Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday afternoon, following the general session of the institute, there will be sessions of the high school and special teachers.
 Following is the program for to- mQrrow's sessions:
 Afternoon Session.
 f:00-Music, by institute, led by Miss Lucy Wolcott.
 1:45-Does It Pay to Hold Insti- stitutes? President R. H. H. Blome,