Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
RECORD WILL Be
Set BY N.D,F.A,
Meeting in Bismarck This Year
Will be Attended by Thous-
ands.
MEETINGS Reid EVERY hour

One thousand school teachers Of
this state are expected to gather in
this city next Wednesday, October
Fl, when the annual meeting of the
North Dakota Educational associa.
ton begins its sessions. One-third Of
that number have already enrolled,
and 1t is possible that the attendance
will exceed the estimate made by the
men who are in charge of the arrange
ments. During the three days of the
state meeting, there will be some
thing going on at nearly every hour,
from early in the morning until late
at night, departmental conferences,
special addresses, general discussions
of school Questions, and social events
of different kinds.
The sessions will be held in sew
eral different places, and many of the
departmental conferences will be
held at the same time. The general
sessions will be held in the Bismarck
auditorium, while the smaller groups
will meet at the Masonic temple, the
High School building, the Commercial
Club rooms, and the Elks' hall.
Record Will Be Set.
The annual meetings of the N. D.
e. A.. have been assuming greater
proportions each succeeding year, and
indications this far ahead make it GER
tain that the 1914 meeting will set a
high standard for the meetings in the
future.
Every year al honor list is made
out, on which appear the names OF
al schools enrolling 100 per cent Of
their teaching force. Last year the
following schools were placed on the
list:
County-Grand Forks.
observation-disclosures School, Wah-
peton; State Normal School, Minot.
Agricultural High School-Beach.
First Glass High Schools-Bis-
marck, C~asselton, Cavalier, Fargo,
Grand Forks, Hankinson, jamestown,
Kenmare, Langdon, Larimore, Lidger-
wood, Mayville, Minot, New Rockford,
Valley City.
Second Glass High Schools-Fair-
mount, Inkster, Northwood, Tower
City.
Third Glass High schools-Cogs-
we'll.
Graded Schools-Amenia, Argus
Vile, Arvilla, Ayr, Crosby, Davenport,
Driscoll, Emerado, Fingal, Grandin,
Harwood, Hannaford, Hickson, Hon
eyford, Lucca, Marvel, Mekinock, Ma
pleton, Oriska, Portland, Regent, Rog-
ers, Thompson, fUsham, Wild Rice.
The following schools have already
enrolled all their teachers for 1914:
Bismarck, Edgeley, Hankinson,
Jamestown, Langdon, Cakes, Rugby,
Cogswell, Crosby, Ryder, Medina,
Dawson, Driscoll.
The program for the entire meet
ing will he published In the Tribune
Tuesday morning, and the program
for each days sessions will follow in
order. -
City Superintendents.
The second annual meeting of the
City Superintendent Association of
North Dakota, a separate organiza-
tion from the N. D. E. A., will be held
in this city on Tuesday, October, 20,
a day before the Educational associ-
alton meeting begins The superin-
tendents will meet Tuesday morning,
at the High School, to listen to four
addresses. Y. G. Barnell will speak
on "The National System of School
Records" w. f. Hoover will discuss
"Retardation," c. c. Root of this city,
president Of the association, will
make the report of the committee on
salaries, and Attorney G. l.. Young
will read a paper on "he Legal Status
of the Superintendent" The after
noon program will be published Tues
day morning.