The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-09-23
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Auditorium
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g Education and Peace II. W. Shr-
yock, President Southern Illinois
State Normal School, Carbonate,
Illinois.
ssSanity in Education, = Woodbridge
N. Ferris, Governor of Michigan.
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Friday, November 5-9:15 A. M.
Auditorium.
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A symposium on Moral Education
Each, his own Statement of Moral
Education Instruction: John L. Ell
lott, Ethical Culture School, New
York City; Henry j. Buehler, Head
/ master Hotchkiss School, Lakeville,
Conn; Mrs. Ella Lyman Cabot,
Board of Education, Boston; Leigh
R. Gignilliat, superintendent Gull
yer Military Academy, Culver, Ind
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Friday, November $500 P. M.
Entertainment session. Musical
renditions by the Junior Arion Club Of
Milwaukee, consisting Of four hundred
voices, under the direction of Daniel
Prothroe, Chicago. Open to all citi-
zens as well as members.
Saturday, November 6-9:15 A. M.
PIankinton Hall, Auditorium.
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uThe Physical Cure Of Fear and
Worry Stanley j. Krebs, Presi-
dent Institute of Mercantile Art,
Philadelphia.
"The Joy of the City," Chas. zueb
lin, Publicist, Boston.
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MAIN SECTION MEETINGS.
Thursday, November 400 P. M.
Auditorium.
SUPPLEMENTARY Education Section.
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Some Pressing Educational
Problems Mrs. Cora Wilson
Stewart, Kentucky Illiteracy
COMMISSION, FranKI0rt.
"The Importance Of Oral Read
ing,n Henry W. Shryock, Presi-
dent Southern Illinois Normal
School, Carbondale.
{" Americans Opportunity Every
School House Community Cen
ter,o Margaret Woodrow Will
son, White House, Washington,
d. G.
Note-Miss Wilson S acceptance of
this invitation is due to the fact that
the w. T. A. is the first to incorporate
community center development as
part of its regular program. There
will be an opportunity to meet Miss
Wilson in conference at the session of
the community center on Friday.
Thursday, November 400 p. M.
Plankington Hall, Auditorium
.(B)-Secondary Education Section.
practical Commercial Geogra-
phy,o G. w. Wassam, Dept.
Political Economy, University
of Iowa.
New Incentive in Higher Edu-
cation,' J. D. Shoop, Assistant
Superintendent, Chicago.
t1The High School and the Uni
versity," Jay William Hudson,
Professor Of Philosophy, Uni
versity Of Missouri.
CHAIRMEN OF SECTIONS.
Main Sections.
Elementary Education-L. P. Bene-
yet, Lacrosse.
Secondary Education-W E. Mad
dock, Superior.
Grade subsections.
Grammar Grades S. G. Doudna,
Richland Center.
Primary Grades Grace Porter,
Whitewater.
kindergarten Margery G. Winter,
Beaver Dam.
State Graded and Rural SCHOOL,.
A. Jones, Florence.
School Arts and Home Economics.
Subsections.
Joint SectionF. d. Crawshaw,
Madison.
Home Economics Emma Conley,
Oshkosh
Manual Training W. F. Mann,
Milwaukee.
Drawing -Madge Anderson, Mil
waukee.
College and High School subsections.
Biology and Physiography-A. J.
Wilbur, Racine.
Chemistry and Physics H. w.
Kircher, Dodgeville.
Commercial j. A. Book, Milwaukee.
English-George E. Teter, Madison.
History Wayland j. Chase, Madison
Latin-R. K. Hester, Milwaukee,