The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-13

The following members of the faculty
OF the College Of Emporia were seen
shaking hands with graduates and for
mer students Of the college today:
c. Vandervelde, high school visitor and
professor Of education; F. r. Hunt.
professor of Latin; H. Brewer, regis
trar: D. C. Shaffner, dean Of the COL
lege: Agnes Husband Of the department
of music; Mrs. E. R. Christian. dean
OF women; Lora Locke. department OF
physical training; Mary N. Kerr Of the
history department.; Juanita Floyd,
German department.: F. T. Owen, pro-
lessor of chemistry: Dean Hirschbe OF
the department of music. and II. c.
Culbertson. president OF the college.
That even school teachers lose
things sometimes with all their syste-
matte arrangement, is proven by the
fact that Chairman D. F. Stanley OF
the local committee and s. NJ. Nees,
treasurer, are obliged to establish q
special bureau to take care of lost ar
ticles and lost tickets. Few lost ar
dcles were reported but out OF the
advance enrolment 1t was found that
nearly 100 had lost their tickets Some
placed them In dresser drawers, some
on the mantel piece, some lost them
en- route and others said their tickets
were deposited in drawers Of the school
desk or left at their boarding places
One lady thought she had lost Their
ticket but found it slipped into her par
asol. Another after receiving a duplf-
cato ticket returned the duplicate, say
ing: IT found my ticket pinned to the
lining Of my hat
There Is an exhibit at the state house
Of the child welfare work which is at
tracing much attention. The exhibit is
by Professor w. A. McKeever of Kan
sas university and shows many photo
graphs Of Kansas children.
| The teachers from Lawrence arrived
| In Topeka on extra coaches on trains
No and No. lis Thursday morning.
| Restaurants and other eating places
made extensive preparations to feed
| the teachers today and the rest OF the
week At the 7. NJ. C.. A, the Y. w.
C. A. and the hotels and restaurants.
a big lot Of extra grub" was ordered.
| The churches win be great aid in the
feeding Of the 1000 teachers. suppers
and lunches win be served at many Of
/ them during the convention.
Petitions for nomination to the board
with the secretary, D. A. Ellsworth.
before October "a All Of these names.
/, properly presented by petition, were
placed upon the official ballot
| Those who have paid the membership
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will be admitted to the meetings Of the
association The rule that admission
tickets must be presented at the door
is being strictly enforced
| According to the announcement Of
the executive committee, the doors at
/ the general sessions Of the convention
are being kept closed during the speak
ing and musical parts Opportunity for
getting into the Auditorium or leaving
| It win be given between programs.
! The teachers and former students Of
Baker university who are in attend
ance at the convention are certainly
feeling happy More than $55O000 for
the endowment fund has been sub
scribed.
W. r. Cleveland. superintendent of
the Mulberry schools brought seven
OF his teachers to Topeka
Albert Dickens. professor Of horti-
culture of the Kansas State Agricul-
| turAl college, Dr.. =. 8. Schoenleber Of
t1ao veterinary Departments. and Dean