Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-10-26
Educational Convention at
Grand Forks Next Week

TIE annual convention of tae North
Dakota Educational association will
open at Grand Forks. "Wednesday O
next week. Superintendent Of Public
Instruction e. J. Taylor stated yester
day that he looks for a record break
ing attendance at the meeting this
year. The last meeting, held in this
city, brought out the greatest mum
Der of teachers ever gathered in the
state for a convention.
Tie complete program for the con
vertion is as follows:
Wednesday, Nov. 800 P. N.
Prayer. 'JlGath
Music. ,3,G yt ,saa
Address of Welcome-Hon. James
Dinnie, mayor of Grand Forks.
Response-E. J. Taylor. state super
intendent Of public instruction, Bis.
marks.
Presidents Address,. G.. Crane.
~"rieident of State Normal school, Mi
not u@t H..
Adlress-The Old and the New
Points of View in Education, Prof
I otus ID. Coffman. University of Min.
nesota, Minneapolis. t:
appointment of committees.
Wednesday, Nov. $500 p. M.
A musical program will be rendered
under the direction of the musical
department. of the North Dakota Edu.
cational association, of which, Prof
Bertrand "A. Orr is president, N
Lecture, Irving B'acheller, New York
City. &#
Thursday, Nov. 49,: 100 "a 5M.$
/ Announcement 5ss5st3ssSSss83 s53
Music. j.,
Address Some Suggestions for the
of the Rural Schools
Hon. P.# P. Claxton, United States
Commissioner Of iEduaat ii on. W'ashing-
ton, DC. !: sss';s;xlsS
Selection of meeting place for 1916.
Reports of committees, HI
Thursday, Nov. $500 Pm.
Music. ss<3
tAddress-The Place. Of the High
School in American Education. Hon.
p. P. Claxton, United States eCo:n:nis-
sioner of Education, Washington, D.
C. 81 s#3s$. Z ii Il .sj,
Friday, Nov. $500 P. m.
Announcement of officers for 19l4.
'Address-solving the Negro Prob
lem in the Black Belt, of the South,
Booker T. Washington, president Tus-
kegee Institute Ala.
Unfinished business. ''''--
Ad5ournment.t a$ Y. 4%#f
.AIeAER AND eRoFEsstohALfiHs DO.
x,. LOCATION.
,4e Is;Thursday, Nav. 400 p. N.
! hEae Leadersffips Function of High
or Education, Arland D. Weeks. Far
'go; discussion, N led by gWi A., Witken'
son. Mayville, ,.f, ..vaiia1 H., ~
D Academic Freedom j, w. Gillette,
Grand Forks discussion led by J, +.
Worst, Fargo. rs.j.. III, ,@j. = 1ln',,
/ Recent Educational. Legislation in
North Dakota r: M. Black, Wahpe-
ton; discussion led tby f. L, eMeVey,
Grand Forks. inai yt4ni1A in9lJsaar4
Report of Committee on lEugenics,
Rlpdolph Acher,, chai rlnGnan, Valley City.
Business session ~ l57s s1@h n
.EsD =, Friday, NOV. -2:oo1 =. NJ. .:9a!i
: The Obligation 81 the Higher to the
Lower Education. (The Relation z 81
the Normal to the High sSchool.) W,n.,
r. Clarke, Minot; discussion led by
-. H. Jones. Walpeton. ,''''''
~ Vocational Guidance, J. W, Todd,
Grand Forks; discussion led by F. E..
Smith, Wahpeton. t, ,%[ ~ ''' ,t,,,[s S,s
Can a Survey by People Outside Of
an Educational System Be Reliable !?
C. "A. Mcfarland, Valley City. Dis
cussion.
Round table discussion led by B. H.
Kroeze, Jamestown.
!. Conserving the Students Time.
e. A Wider Use cf the Plant of the
Higher Institutions. no
3. Efficiency and Economy in Our
Higher Institutions. 's1.
SECONDARY EDUCATION. ..
Thursday, Nov. 400 p. NJ, at City
a. Hall Auditorium. n .iala
200 p. m.-Socialt Science in Sec
Dndary Schools, Ross w. Finney,
Gr'nd Forks. 84 av.1aT3hs
2:30 p. m.-School Libraries, Mrs.
Minnie C. Budlong. Bismarck.
300 p m.-Efective Means of Cor
relating High School Work With Ev-
cry Day Life. Round table, w. r.
leader aMandan: Ruby G.
fMinot; r. E. Callahan, Cava-
lier. ~Ail a s@& t
4:,30 p. m.-Business session.
Friday, Nov. $500 p. NJ, at City
Hall Auditorium. rS1
Zoo p. n.-Uniform Dismissal
Blanks, H. E. Clark, Rugby. "r&
t2:30 p. m.-Means of Securing Co.
operation in All Departments in Eng
ish Composition, Vera M. Bliss, La
kota. ..'. . 'ME@ Eti
300 y. m.-Round Table: High
School Mortality. It's Causes and It's
Cure, J. Frank Scudder, leader, Ken
mare; H. H. Kirk, Lari:nore; Janet
Sandy, HankinsOn. agarf1sS'
COUNTY -. sUPERlNTENDENTs'
MEETING. !,
Thursday,Nov. 400 p. M.
Call to Order-Preliminary matters.
Address-Hon. P. P. Claxton, Ma
ional Commissioners Of Education,
D. C. 1t~
RCrlnd Table DjSc1leeiOns.