The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-04-06
EVERY TRAIN
BRINGS TEACHERS
Seventeenth Annual Meeting Of South
eastern Iowa Association is Be-
| ing Held In This
City,
PROGRAM OPENS TONIGHT
Business and Pleasure to be Com.
bined in the Three Days
Convention Of the
Visitors.
PROGRAM OPENS TONIGHT

Every train that has come into the
city today has brought. delegates to
the Teachers convention that is be-
ing held in the city the remainder OF
the week and the atmosphere around
the High school, George Washington
building and the Mckinley building
has been one of excitement and hustle
The teachers as soon as they arrive
have been going to the High school
building and registering, receiving
thei.' badges and shown to their
lodging and boarding places. Every
thing that can be done to make their
stay in the city pleasant is being done
and they are being looked after in
: royal style. Boys of the schools have
! been detailed to conduct the visitors
around the city to the places of en-.
tertainment and to the sights of in
terert in the city. The following boys
have been selected for this work and
have proven of great service during
the DAY: Harold Aclley, Clarence
Ahling, John HUDSON, Walter Nichols.
Adrain Kirby, Donald McQuoid. Clar-
ence Spring, Russell Buss, Irwin
Coombs, Jas. Hollingsworth, Gerard
Huiskamp. Horace Hinkley, Arthur
Kirby Howard Montague. Theodore
Newconb, Albert jenkins, Merrill Ma
iors, George Rolloson, George See
berg, Carleton Van Sittert, Carl Sauer,
Daniel McQuoid; Lloyd Wildman.
French Bland; Finley Rowe; Edward
Schmidt, Harold Roberts, Albert Carl.
son, Raw Wilson, Joseph McGrath,
Charles Honce, Wilhelm Heineman.
Charles Robinson, Leslie Beaver, Clar-
ence Kelley, Raymond Erhart, Preston
/ Craig, Bernard Davidson, Jewett Full
ton, George Hoffman. John Breheny,
Carold Bland. Joseph LaFaivre, Mad
ison Sterne. Creston Sheppard. Carl
! Fisher, Harold Hanson, Emile Dun
lavey, George Meador, Harry Beard,
| Clyde Patterson, Ed Lotion, Stanley
Rowe, Jas. Ayres and George Opstel-
4 ton.
Lectures of Public Interest.
The general program that has been
provided is one of interest not only
to the teachers, but to the public as
we'll This evening at the Baptist
/ church John E. Gunckel will give his
1 lecture on The History of Newsboys
I in Toledo Mr. Gunckel is man of
/ the Ben Linsley type and has been
! wining honor and recognition for his
/ work in his chosen field. That the
public may hear these lectures, tickets
! have been provided, and for nominal
1 sum the full course can be heard or
slight admission fee will be charged
/ at the door for those who only wish
] to listen to one or more of the adj
dresses. The following is the general
! program of the convention;
Thursday Evening, April 6, 800.
First Baptist Church
Music.
Invocation.
1 Music.
Presidents Address Supt. Frank L.
Smart, Davenport
Address-The History of Newsboy's
in Toledo-John E. Gunckel, Toledo,
Ohio.
Friday Morning. April Z, s:45 to 1880
First Baptist Church.
Music.
Address Hon. A. NJ. DeYoe. State
4 Superintendent of Iowa.
Address School Work Connected
with Realities as Contrasted with
Mere Generalities-Hon c. p. Cary
State Superintendent of Wisconsin
Address What is an Education in
Iowa in 1911 Prot w. c. Wilcox
State University, Iowa City, Iowa.
Noon Hour--A trip to Iowa end of
dam
Friday Evening, April z, 7:3o.
First Baptist Church.
/ Musical Concert by Keokuk schools.
Address-The New Home and the
New School-Prof. A. r. Graham, De-
partment of Agriculture Extension,
State University of Ohio.
Address-Dr. A. E. Winship, Bos-
ton, Mass.
Reception at George Washington
school.
Saturday Morning, April 8, 900.
First Baptist Church.
MIsic.