The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-07
Lecturers From All Over the
C0untrys
FAMOUS EDITORS Be THERE
Most Notable Program Ever
Held In State. /.
Kansas Newspaper Men Expect
ed In Force.

Lawrence, KAN, May t-ocHooA uo-
gins NEXT week for the editors of Kan
sas, and two hundred of them have al
ready registered for it. The first
. 'ahort-courses for editors offered by a
state university will open Monday NJ
the University of Kansas, and for four
days the newspaper men will attend
classes.
The complete program for Kansas
Newspaper Week was announced to-
day by Prof. Merle Thorpe of the
Kansas university department of jour-
nalism.
Beginning Monday morning. May
II, the editor-schoolboys will begin
work-in the Kansas university class,
rooms and until Thursday night Will
study under the direction of experts
In advertising, news and efficiency
lines. A special train will carry the
editors to Manhattan in time for the
sessions Of the State Editorial associa-
ton Friday and Saturday.
To point out the position OF the
newspaper as an agency of social
service, fourteen editors will deliver
lay sermons in the Lawrence churches
Sunday morning and evening on "The
Press and the Pulpit" Those who
William Allen White. Emporia Ga
zette; Charles NJ. Harger. Abilene Re-
Hector; E. E. Kelley, Toronto Repub-
ncan; Homer Hoch, Marion Record;
Ewing Herbert, Hiawatha World: w.
Y. Morgan, Hutchinson News; Arthur
Capper, Capper Publications: Henry
J. Allen, Wichita Beacon; 1mri Zunt-
walt, Bonner Springs Chieftain: w.
e. Miller, st. Marys Star; A. Q. Miller.
Belleville Telescope: George Marble,
Fort Scott Tribune; Barney Sheridan,
Western Spirit. Paola, and Fred w.
Knapp, Beloit Gazette.
The following Is the program:
Monday, May n.-6-9. Registration; $40.
advertising lecture course. Selling News
paper Space" James Melvin Lee. New
York; 1O>11, printing costs lecture course.
Principles Underlying All Cost Systems"
dress, Will Irwin. New York: 1902 80. cir
course. Circulation Problems" F. M.
Ball, chicago; $780, address. when Was
Young as You Are Young" Captain
Henry King. editor st. Louis Globe
Tuesday. May 1e.-s-s. News lecture
course, System in News Catherine
$40. advertising lecture course. Things
to Tell the Merchant" Marco Morrow.
advertising manager Capper, publications.
eo%rse Mr. sheass Rf 1s. ADDRESS. Dr.
Washington GLADDEN.. Columbus. Ohio;
1:ao-2:so, circulation and newspaper costs
Tison. Morris. n MINI: 500 address, pub
licity: The New Force Behind the New
Freedom" Charles H. Grasty. editor Bal
timore Sun.
'The Human Element in Local News.
Mr.. Tennal: $40. advertising course. Ao,
vertising That Draws Trade" Richard
w. wald, advertising manager. Good
Housekeepins New York: 1o-l1; printing ing
dress, Oswald Garrison Willard. PRESIDENT
New ork Evening Post and the Nation,
New York; 1:3o-2:So. circulation and news
P Pe4 zc eosts Mr. s ad
Advertisins." Wilbur D. Nesbit. chicago.
Thursday. May 14.-News course. Com
ard editor the Editor and Publisher.
New York: 9-10 advertising course. How
Country Editors Can Get National Adver-
tising," George Hough Perry, San Fran
ssss @ printing 1s address, sSsss
Holt. editor the Independent. New York:
:3O-2:30, address. Mark Sullivan, editor
Golfers. New York.
The afternoon sessions will be given up
to a national newspaper conference at
which current press problems Will be dis
cussed. Among those who will take part
in this conference in addition to the men
already nomed: are; B 1a1,rns S sn1;na
fielu: T. r. Williams, managing editor
Pittsburg Press; J. T. Barrons. Kansas
City Star: Roy w. Howard. president
United Press: E. St. Elmo Lewis. Detroit;
nalism, Western Reserve University; Carl
n. Getz, department of Journalism. Uni
versity Of Washington, Seattle. Wash:
Hamilton Holt. editor of the Independent:
Journalist; Oswald Garrison Willard: Will
Irwin. and James Melvin Lee: w. H.
Mayes, lieutenant governor of Texas:
r1r G,r1lf