The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-03-27
.IHlNlL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
m OF ENTERTAINMENT A
eou VERY EXTENSIVE ONE
..Ia Tour" and Trip Through
De O VI. starts From Houston
on April 9th.

"a. Textile arrangements
li a gssas, for the entertainment OF Of the the
leFk sAa aI Editorial Association, by the
S'lOp1 press Association and the diff
Yoa faas zoo nizations in Texas, is about |
Ns sl, w, and the programs offered |
~n different cities Of Texas before |
W t a the meeting of the associa-
o.a' l az = Houston April % to rs is fol
Idn .d by a circle tour of Texas
lsas o,.Darations for the convention OF
hOo National Editorial Association at
kst ll' sa Texas, April %, "a and 70,
esq a !. nrogressing in a manner that in,
~ p'I that the convention will not
taaa f,s'I - highly successful in the at
. b ae ,oco but that the program OF
9 = sl.s ases and the entertainment ar
gsssnents will be decidedly unusual
III I'D I'd q extreme interest,
I'll, from Kansas City south the official
~ S,s ~ for the special trains will be
bsas 9ss 40 Missouri, Kansas and Texas
b d p essv arriving in Denison about l
,na on Wednesday, April p. AT
I'll a...Ou the editors will be met by the
~ ss.s committee of ladies and gentle
If the Texas press with car
"a, .As !, relcome," laden with Texas prod
''' i, and "open house" will be kept
49,. vii arrival at Granger. The Texas
D@l -. manufacturers and packing
a.a. have agreed to stock the car
III refreshments and Texas hosp
les's slly will be dispensed.
FINN the moment the editors enter
7sYas they will be greeted with hos
that ,tallty and entertainment. Texas will
81 tpsp open house. The editors will see
.rrisa i, great state of 100000 people
ana from the plains to the Gulf of Mexico
IN empire has been built in fifty
WIS., oars The seaport at Galveston is
y ae - second in the United States; the
y s9 pi,s Institute at Houston has 100000
IA endowment; the State. University
i Galveston and Austin; Southwest
m University at Georgetown, the
qpsest church school in Methodism;
nyIor University at Waco, the pride
dtbe Baptist church; the schools and
I Al Institutions at San Antonio, San Mar.
m Fort Worth, Dallas, Wichita Falls;
I ~ tbs oil fields, the black lands, the
fruits and flowers of the Southland
80. Our Welcome will be genuine, and to
iOSs Ae editors of the nation we say
. Come"
Thursday Morning, $50 to 1880.
called to order by Hon. John Clyde Os-
Ead Of New York.
:. Address of welcome on behalf of the
ilVa8 atT Of Houston by Hon. Ben Campbell
fre3 mayer
l4s address of welcome on behalf of the
hg sae by Hon o.. B. Colquitt, governor
Wits ADDRESS of welcome on behalf of the
M h. sse at large by Hon. Louis j. WORKMAN
- d Fort Worth.
Address of welcome on behalf of tbs
LET State Press Association by President 10
!, sgh J. Taylor Of Dallas
=
SOU! saie press at large by Judd Mortimer
yasas Lewis Of Houston.
I,v.. Thursday Afternoon, to 3.
the sssr Tines > T Detroit Mica ''' ~
,isons Keeping Close to Readers" Jo'
AHebell Chapple, National Magazine
B&0n
. YOU a Complete Confession" Lee shippey
wort kiieFs0nian, Higgnsville, Mo.
The Editor and the Income Tax,
lcKeA Waiter Ferguson, Republican, Cherokee
cost Okla
sto,s Getting Together" Ebert Hubbard
e'V' last Aurora, N. 7.
axe Friday Morning $50 to 1890
neVel Editorial Writing in the Home Week
coated u Carlton NJ Brosius, Herald-P Prog
- :, iaS Sumner Miss
'ch Editorial Responsibility of the Coun
Y Publisher" L. Mr. White, associat
sstf Ledger, Mexico, Mo.
EDITORIAL Management" c. F. Scot
egister, lola, Kan,
ish b Value Of a Department" Professc
Aaie Thorpe, school of journalism, Uni
sslty Of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan.
mus Inc Newspaper as a Constructiv
i9cs Edward Albright, News, Gala
"a, Tenn
Friday Afternoon, to 5.
The Woman Journalist" Mrs, Luc
tie Eaton, News, Chattanooga, Okla.
ly 10 Value Of a Woman's Page" Mis-
hat 4 loile A. Hung, Progress literary bu
'A1 eaa Chicago, H.
$50 journalism in the Far North" Mr.
ny Hart, president Alaska Cruis
xM lao San Francisco, Cal
me Editors Wife" Mrs. Lee J. RouT
w, commercial Georgetown, Texas.
5t0Ela woman in Journalism" Mrs. Mine
MI XII CHAMPION Wilson, Citizen-Time
publishing a Womans Magazine
out " sla u. helen K. Williams, publisher
to bel s woman Citizen San Francisco, Ca
saturday Morning. $50 to 1890,
Making a Small Daily Pay" W. ]
o4 y Advocate, Columbus, Kan.
- ~ 1ga Advertising" Hon Tom w. Pc
M eearier- Gazette, Mckinney, TeXa
lVs building and Holding of a Coul
eekY Circulation" e. r. PURGE
aeA Broken Bow, Neb.
panalng Up Weekly in a Sms
hoy A. Stacey News, Adai
ahi9g Weekly Pay at Fifty Cen
John G. Lochner, Bee, Aubur
ns Large Advertiser and the sms
aper, Mason Warner, Snitzler a,
- pslag agency Chicago, I'll.
saturday Afternoon, to 8.
al operation Of Editorial Associate
we Commercial Clubs" Ross
sona Tribune, Fremont, Neb
SS s9seeessful State Association" All
isss sssain, secretary Colorado Editori
iaton, Denver.
ME- Cost System as Applied to SIN;
~ IN ", v Goodwin Turner, actuar
KH lori
B b. tys. D'aposing Room Efficiency" r.
ns manager Barnhart Bros. & Spin