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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01

Iered Win female
trouble, backacho,
nervous spells and
the blues. My chill
dren's loud talking
and romping would
make me 80 nervous
/ could just tear
everything to pieces
and | would ache all
over and feel so sick
that ] would not
want anyone to talk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
: 1. + + !. 1. i. + /. !. 4. = 4
UNVEILS TABLET.

LONDON. May 1.-viscount
Bryce, former ambassador to
the United States, unveiled
memorial tablet to Walter
Bagehot over the doorway OF
the political economists birth
place at Langport recently and
among other things said. NO
where is he more appreciated
than In the United States where
he is looked upon as the foun-
der of n new era in the study
Of political economy"
= I. 1. r i. i. 1. 4. j. :. i. + = 1.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-05-01
| OWE
my HEALTH
To Lydia E. Pinkhazn's Veg.
etable Compound.

Washington Park, Ill.-"I am the
mother Of four children and have suf-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
pFRsoNA1.s

N oR iNfs ri i. EoT5 arlsGY ES} l4RAN SEs1s,
boerd u he pspSrtfnent y Of III Health
qfssss cemrmonwealth Of Pennsylvania
pom receipt .sy the health authorities OF
eitx ~. heath ofieer oi the State pc.
pprtpt Of Health Of a report o. the exist
ths he heal,R af sutRorites or the Ssni,S
efnceIf the state Department Of Health. as
e be tanfined the premises INV IN which such
s been sna nng gefser sre s b S wso
nsr pfrihsd BY the following rules and reg,
Ppsnsss IN R0ss which 'sSSf sS
Be- losat plaeard upon which shall be
said dilse. with Tie wsrnirs. tina, the said
and ifsed nurse shall enter or leave The
hssith ghoriss and setting forth the % pep en-
lfs eTeSlsed ns BY . The &C, Of May 2s 1918
2. rheuarantine period for acute anterior.
twenty.eH l2il DAYS from the date cf on onset,
Tenopsp Spsn tss patent. HserS '"e os@'n OF
Tas ;ssrS G5 SfSsFSi 81 'a he Es2 s
s sss 4. 0 SE.:s q sSs alsr @ .ass .s.oa S s % Il:
householdetshali thoroushly cleanse the room
SsdSnsa SRsa e@hins etc. with % soap m and '' water, o.
nit. ri much So ''Sn' as circumstances wiz per-
T. ouarantne restrictions for acute anterior.
roliomyelltls relating to school attendance;
4 Ssss cotsias c pn'IH nf o b6Ge,
eI 'sssn sas Is now proVded Tor diph; ;sers
and certain other. dlseases BY sections 8, 10.
iSis Y I. q ana q OF the act OF May 4S'n
s. cAlidrsn hinder. sixteen tie, in a premises
auaraEtInsa Ns ,poliomysiitls. but themselves
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19

a 9'sFF sHsl snt Faalsd Az So raee
x attS ItltltlsN lost Friday night,
= N|HTH u name of paft reward fof II re-
1.td % ftd7 Chestnut st
HlHAo Lost black handbar al eievntet
I1zt SO aud Market Reward n returned
.tderr Central
FtL1tl AZ Felfrount nm. Sat nieht gold
rinl fnleid With pearls and diamond IN
Fantown. Phone 0tn.. 5f4i J.
fu-iost Monday morning. 3-months-oid
Aals puppys malei liberal reward Phone
Jnut HUI sos.
Fof-An easy way 20 plan vactIon. So
Ma COPY Of the T6-rnfc Summer Resort
g. ~ Ledaer Central OF tho Main Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

DREXEL APARTMENTS at Overlook station
Furnished apartments, consisting OF sleep.
ing rooms, l exceptionally large living room
and bath; dining room in building; to rent TO
September 10 Phone Overbrook B528.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE

business ,maneger, ekperienced in stsamship;
corporation work i2 years In last position at
t29S l Per rdTap m2 sSs Yo "na' can you 0'er
AcCoUNrANTM3;-PublIo aecoun,HHnts will open. pen
RSs & Ggft eSssp fsstsm niS'd 6s. charge
ACCOUNTANT and office manager thor. ex.
ton; moderate salary. D 1ae Ledger Office.
ws s'sT ss % dssG 10
with first-class concern. 954. Ledger Cent.
sM s Ssa with 4
or pubiisher. D s, Ledger Office.
o aayssns a. Of large
pericnce in dealers follow.uPs. mailing lists
amt S%a sa %9fS
p9SEErae SRS at or s4. s. Ladscr ss SHS
CHAUFFEUR. white. married. desires positlonj
s years experience: good reference. i547
Tucker st.
desires position at once, F a, Ledger Central.
CHAUFFEUR and ga, gardener; years, exp; good
references. ia Walnut ave. Wayne.
MAN. good character. steady and dependable,
with electrical and some auto driving expert.
ence. wants place by August 10; employment
not i apply. N Z o4s. Ledger Central. 80 -
OFFICE MANAGER and credit man-Youns
man man for o large % wholesale house. Is considering
change 4 an opening SI,S can n,np be G59iPed S win
rants. L s57. Ledger Central,
TYPIST, expert will take dctaton evenings
stereotype shorthand machine. $40. Led
ger Central.
TEACHER, wide experience, open for desirable
summer position. 1O6, Ledger onice.
YOUNG MAN 10. wishes position at anything.
Hoffman, 1920 Arch ST.
YOUNG MAN, 30. capable thorouEhly eNneri-
enced corporation bOokkeeper. desires position
as office manager with entire charge Of books;
seeking opportunity with manufacturer or
liable concern. f $40. Ledger Central
YOUNG MAN, year colese slight knowledge
Of Investments, banking. etc. desires position
with banking or brokerage house TO learn
this business thoroughly. 40, Ledger Office.
YOUNG MAN, 90 years old. we'll educated. gen
eral office work, wishes position in any office:
good references. Address w. A. a2S S. Sd
ST., city
YOUNG MAN, 90. II years clerical experience:
stenographic knowedge desires to make
connection with future. 43. Ledger Cent.
YOUNG MAN 90, desires TO learn realty bust
ness; years eNpprrncs; knowledge Of stenog-
raphy' d 90. Ledger Onice,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

OALlONO " hN 1nhAAbG
ROOt' EFEPER or cIo-i. Absoiutciv couretent:
reliable; character reference. p s48. LED. Cen
CHAMBERwORk--Priva family: sleep IN; ref
erence. Call or address lis N. 18th 1T. -
CHGLDNuRsE. experienced, middle aged; refer
fRnsS RoSr, aSS ods csestnut M'unesu'' St "'O'"'
CHll,DNURSE, German Protcs ant; experienced
with ref. wishes position II 022. Led ON.
CLERK--Gcnera office work. knowledge of type
writing. stcnography; 81 r Sil Ledger Cen
CLERK. some eSperlenee, good az nFures and
penmanshp. $40 Ledger Central .-
COOK, Swedish, for small family; wages W.
good. reference; senshore preferred l"=S
SX w9g1n Sos no washinE reference
COOK, good. re .erenccs. desires position. Call
1923 ". Broad st No phone
COOK and downstairs work. colored with good
reference. 1928 Poplar st. .-
HOTSEK EKEEPER-worklng Amer an. Prot
estant. with daughter l2 years 4 good ref
crencei ready for place. 4I24 81. ---------
HoUsEwoRK-Grl. coiored wishes housework;
adult family. good cook tidy; sleep I'M refer
enccs. ssi0 Chcstnut st. -
SECRETARY to dentist or physlcian-under-
lntelliEent. + 90 Ledger Central. -
sTENoGRArHER and bcokksspsr. 10 Yrs Exp
veil SdSeaed SIS is7 @ Eedser Central
WAITRESS. experienced, seashore or country;
sea shore preferred; ref II B26. Ledger Othce.
home! nice rS nny YARD; yard no Children cali
Wed. 2l w Southampton ave. Chestnut Hill.
ADVANCED MUSIC STUDENT several years'
ant TO lady teacher: familiar with !, kkeeplnE,
AL in household managementi eapn. =, wIiii11g'
remunerationn n secondary 70 fenrther '1sic study
HIGH SCHOOL dRApUATB. clerical experience.
quick at figures. s42, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
WANTED

ANTIQUE FURNITURE. false teeth, feather
bought 7S5 Walnut. walnut 1925, Est isSo'
BROKEN yEwELRY, false teeth. pistols, coins
Boss Peoples Stored 266 8. l1th, Wal 4ls8.
cAST-OFF CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for
ladies' and mems clothing. hats shoes etc.
Phone Poplar ss9l, BLAcRER, 1890 Poplar.
FIRNITuhE. pianos. sarpets. antiques; entire
or part houses bought for cash: no matter
no" large, j. Bernstein. 1888 Ridge ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19

ACCOUNTANT. auditor. organizer. systematlzer'
business MANAGER. experienced In steamship;
export. import mining, manufa cturing and
corporation work. II years In last position az
1928 per mo-; age SO. What can you onerg
+ 40. Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19

ce.t.as.a ron, er,cos.re celrr,r.


confmped ron Preccsfno co,Hmr.
cr;EEt Young man wanted for clerical work
~ s55, Ledger Central
| coMposIToR. cne who has had experience In
tsps msterisi p 59s. N' hsdseT r ofee 'O'' ana
DEsSAwsER.IN;,f,6E 6EspcTIenees on nien.s wear
ELEcrRIcAI, motor manufacturer wants young
school rradgsite Preterrse olive age and ref
ELEVATOR ss oPERAISo0R-Elec,rie 70 -. car VIII white
apee. Apply. with license and references. 1907
F1REMEN. for out OF town. at oncei GOOD
EARs' 199, sFfT,ikse F,ssr, Apply IN person fenn"
FoREM N for icing department. one who thor:
ourhly understands the making Of icing and
partment OF iris kind Apply Medlar Biscuit
Company, 92io Alter st.
Fq5Rg,EsiTHslgers 5ss,slI 2 ton 95Smmerss wS+s
ETood wnEss no strike Henry Disston Sons
FURNITURE Statesmen
MEN WITH PHYSICIANS SELL
FRH9 ,FFSRTBEBESE, E AfP1G tx At AIobR or
srRAwBRIDGE & CLoTHfER
1NsuRANcg COMPANY wants young man about
Excellent opport1nity to learn business: give
full particulars. a. Ledger Central.
bABoRERs wanted; steady work Apply Ameri-
can Ice. Co., Hanover st. wharf,
LANDSCAPE MAN--To represent nrst-class nur-
sscry rood proposition La PoInte Nursery
MACH1NfsT exp. in repairing Woodworking ma.
exam. necessary. Apply Victor Talking Machine
Co. Appli. on 80 Cooper st, Camden. N. ].
MAS.TETNIsTs and. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR
NFA wanted; good wares and permanent work
d9 reliable men Apply between p end 10 10
BUREAU. 25D and MARKET sTs.
MAACHINIsTs wANTED--NIen with experience
trouble. A ply John Baizey Iron Works,
MACHlNGSTS--Several toolmakers, milling and
lathe operators Apply Industrial Mfg. Co.
III Federal St. Camden
MACHiNtSTS. tool makers, lathe hands, milling
machine. turret lathe operators! out of town.
GOOD vases See Mr. Coyle room 20i, Heed
to $50 p.
MAN, young white for housework and nssst
outleTi perm, posi-: In country. Reference re-
auired. Apply 3Oi Drexel Building, Phila.
class experienced man between 30 and 80 yrs.
OF aee; must be familiar with general factory
censtruGtion. piping. etc, 70 do Eensral me
neer.s Office give Spferences and EARLIEST date
EnsiSssr cTI rspoTt f9r work ApP Ghsf
bridgeport Montgomery County, Pa.
MEN and women wanted with experience in
sFRAs1,oE Eoe,S CHE iIS ;!SA. co.
p r; r.. Co. Cali iTii Fllbert at
MEN wanted: frright handlers, to truck freight
~. freight station; white colored. Apply
1I1l Filbert st. after
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MRS. KANE, 5ii s. 18th, wishes positions for
Ist-class cooks trained Mattresses competent
chambermaids. English and Irish butler >,
childnurses, hOuseworka girls with good refer
ence. Spruce 3iOl.
NICHOLAS. 1929 BainbrldEe, wants buffers.
cooks French companion for seashore. house
maids. etc. Phone Locust 2l3O.
MISS ROSE DoUGHERTY. 1918 w. Glrard ave.
Wanted all kinds OF hrst-clnss help; first
class help want positions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19

DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
DREssMAkING by EXPERT
NJ o ID | + T.
SO7 Denckla Bids, llth and Market SITS.
COLUMBIAN DREssAIAKING SCHOOL = spe-
elal rates: easy payments c. Hartman, 1885
Columbia ave. formerly with McDoWell).
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
BOATS. MoroRBoATs. LAUNCHES

BEAUTIFUL CRUISER ~ feet long; will carry
100 passengers; 2 large cabins: splendid equip.
ment; price. $1,000. Will sell on easy terms or
exchange for real estate. Ogden l22O Fill
bert at. Walnut 1880.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19

COhTcT and
tablets: must be thor. exp. Address stating
exp. ref and wages exp. P 500. Ledger on
WANTED-Two boys over 10 years Of axe To
make themselves generally useful. Apply after
a. m, 1887 Ridge ave- Brilliant Mfg. co.
work. 4s hrs per week schedule; physical ex-
Co. Appli on, 35 Cooper st. Camden. NJ j.
SO LABoRERs wanted; steady work rate 25o
per hour. Apply Irwln-IelRhton Delaware
ave. and Market. Camden. N, ].
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15
MEDIATION NEEDED HERE.

The board Of county commissioners
selected a woman home demonstration
Iagent whom Miss Chandler. the state
agent, declined to confirm.
Miss Chandler selected for the same
position a woman whom the commits
sioners refused to confirm.
An impasse resulted from this sit.
uation and hence there win be no wo-
man agent unless future developments
open a way out Of the difficulty.
In view Of the high degree Of inter
est that has been aroused among the
girls and women of the county and the
gratifying progress that is being made
IN this work, itwould be little short Of
calamity to allow the movement to
be dropped
The cost Of carrying on this work
has been paid Jointly by the county
and from federal funds and there can
be nothing done unless these two
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

reduction Of the tariff and a meas
uFe Of relief from the exactions Of the
trusts. They have secured currency
reform, a rural credits law. a child
labor Law and other measures OF JUS
tice 70 agriculture. labor and com.
merce, and they have made their fight
at great sacrifices 10 themselves. and
IN the face OF intimidation. coercion
ana ostraelsm. They have shown
moral courage ana devotion worthy
Of the cause in which they have enlist.
I'd.
Il received the support OF nearly. g..
100000 Of those voters in three cam.
paigns would be unworthy Of the
loyal friendship OF Democrats if / did
not welcome every opportunity to re-
ward them BY aiding them to secure
any appointIye offices. outside OF the
civil service for which they were c.,sn-
peteHt"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15
DIVORCE SUITS FILED.

Divorce suits were filed yesterday
afternoon in the court clerks office
by Mrs. Dona Few vs.. John Few ami
Mrs. Marie Bass vs. Claud Bass. In
the after case Judge Linn temporarily
enjc'ned the defendant not to molest
Mrs. Bass nor their child and to pay
SIS attorneys fee. $40 court costs ana
81 per month for alimony for the SAP
port of the child
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK

Horoscope for the Day: You will
notice tonight that the stars will not
shine as brilliantly after the biz,
bright moon begins to transact bust
ness. Astrologers deduce from this
the lesson that you will find it cooler
to sleep outdoors than it is in stnf-
fy bedroom. Also, it is an auspicious
time to put out the light before m
dressing in the house with the cur
tains up.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

agencies work in harmony Under ex-
isting circumstances & looks like
some form o. mediation Is Necessary
n should ~ possible to arrive At some
understanding whereby this exceed
ingly useful work may be continued
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

The Punkintown Literary Society
has decided that Bacon wrote Shakes
peare's plays because some Of the
language in them is so impolite that
Shakespeare woula have been too
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15
+++++4+4+4+++$
A STOLEN SMILE 'EH TWO.
! - = ; 1900 = :

lrnnnaterial.
Scientists are now generally agreed
that drunkenness is a disease, ana
that the man who drinks should be
treated by a physician"
"Oh, well, most men who drink
don't care who treats them. -Tit-Bits.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

y ' y = = . = y 80 y . y
try 20 sing 81 cteerful things
no matter what the weather brings
4 iIl thank you for another rime-
u may be cool BY Christmas time.
When it gets so hot that nothing
else win help, mere man makes a fire
in his pipe
II the rain-maker doesn't come t.
the rescue that Iawn viii need a DIRK
the first thing You know
81 simp says he always notices
that his collar IS more inclined to
melt when he perspires freely
It looks like It Is up to publishers
to set aside day Tor peace prayers
price Of paper keeps on soaring.
For some reason or another Mr
Hughes seems % be dissatisfied with,
the way Mr. Wilson has been running
Things. 8si ilff;I
Bob Richards has been raising a
ruction because D. H. Cavaness NOV
ed into his neighborhood without get
ting a special permit.
Strength doesn't always lie in large
numbers. Frinstance. the single mus.
keteer in your bedroom at night is as
mighty az an army
But in one respect at least a chick 1
en- has more sense than a man-it gets /
up early to save daylight and doesn't |
have any electric light bills to pay.
It's nothing but waste Of time for
a man to ask his wife why she vans
something done about the house. It
win save lot Of useless discussion
just to 20 ahead and do it.
Of course it's up to US to accept the
DEGREES Of the weather regulator with
out murmuring but personally we see
no reason why Old Sol should insist
upon rubbing it in on US without mer-
cy.
II Mr. Hughes wants to assail the
weak point in the administrations
line Of defense he should land on the /
weather department Generally fairs
s growing monotonous The country /
demands q change in policy. :
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

much Of gentleman TO use it.-Wash.
.ington Star.
Her Love-Potion.
a young woman who thought she
was losing her husbands affection
went to a seventh daughter OF sey-
enth daughter for loye-powder The
mystery-woman told her.
Get raw piece Of beef, cut FIAT.
about an inch thick Slice an onion
in two, and rub the meat on both
sides with it. Put on pepper and salt,
and toast 1t on each side over a red
coal-fire. Drop on it three Jumps Of
butter and two sprigs of parsley, and
get him to eat it.
The young wife did so. and her hus.
band loved her ever after-TitBits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

If Mr.. Hughes wants to assail TIE
weak point in the administration
line Of defense he should land on the
weather department Generally fairs
is growing monotonous The country
demands a change in policy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

much Of gentleman to use it.-Wash'
.ington Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-08-15

Of course it's up to US to accept the
DEGREES Of the weather regulator with.
out murmuring but personally we see
no reason Why Old Sol should insist
upon rubbing it in on US without mer-.
cy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-27
MUCH MONEY HANDLED.
Figures for 1913 NJ Local po.,owtc.
nreniS Records

The year 1915 was the biggest year r.
the history OF tho local postofficc The to-
tai amount of money handled At The Office
was Sl,313,GG2T Miss Grace Gleason
handled IN the money order department :.
total Of $3.50 -, divided as follows Do.
nestle orders Issued Vn,553 "a: foreign mon.
cy orders issued, SS.21>.Si; domestic orders
paid, s334 0i; foreign orders paid. $ia3 .
NJ. T.. Sornhorger, the cashier. handled
total of sos, 81. OF this amount $500
1aT is the sum Of remttances from the
various other postof'ices in this state
which remit to Rurlngton's Office as \
general Office. The balance. Sl32, n ~.
represents the total postal receipts Of the
local office, including stamped paper and
parcel post receipts, and which is an in
crease over the year of 1911 of $l2.alG12
which averages an increase Of over a
thousand dollars each month of the year.
The rcmttanCes for the first IL days of
the new year from other offices in the
State amounted to so,3i6.57.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-27
FARMERS MEET.
MEMBERS Of County Association Get TO.
gether for Talks and Dinner.

Anout loo members OF the Chittcnden
county Farmers association met at the
sherwood House i'm this city Saturday for
me annual meeting of the association.
The business session was held at eleven
O'CLOCK in the morning c. w. Brownell.
president OF the association, presiding.
Dinner was served at one o'clock follow
Ing which there we're several talks which
proved to he OF much interest to the
members
At the business session the reports of
the secretary. Frank Tacott of Willston.
ana OF the treasurer, Walter Brown or
| nderhill. we're rendered and accepted. j.
w. Dana. county agent. also rendered a
report OF the work which had been ac-
complished the past year up to January l.
and made suggestions as to the work
wh'ch lie Will take up the present year
The constitution was read by the secre-
tary and 1t was voted that all membership
fees should expire on October OF each
year check for 500 was received from
j. Watson Webb OF Sheburne. and he
was elected to life membership in the as
sociatior. The county agent was author
ized to publish circular letters for the
information OF the members OF the asso-
clation when he deemed it advisable.
The old officers were reelected to serve
the ensuing year. They are: President,
G. W. Browncll Of this city; vice-presi-
dent c. j. Wright Of Williston; secretary.
Frank Talcott of Williston: treasurer. w.
5. Brown Of tnderhll. Addresses were
given following the dinner by J. =. Taylor
or this city. j. T. Gushing of St. Adams
and Jay Coryell.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-01-27
EDUCATION CONFERENCE.
Vermont Teachers to Meet Mt Univcr-
sity In March.

The eleventh annual conference Of the
schools OF Vermont with the State uni
versity will be held In tho Williams
Science hail Friday and Saturday. March
10 and II. The subject will he problems
In Secondary Education" and the pro-
gram will be as follows:
FRIDAY MORNING, . 30 O'CLOCK.
The Reorganization of Secondary Educa-
ton, Dr. Augustus S. Downing. as
sstant commissioner Of education,
New York.
The Problem of Administration. super
intendent f. W. Wallace, Enosburg
Falls.
The Problem of College Entrance
!. r. G. Reynolds. State department of
education, representing Schooimastcrs'
club.
?, Principal Ralph A, Eaton. Northield
representing Headmasters clue.
8. Miss Margaret Tilcy. Essex June
ton, representing Women Teachers
club.
The university invites NONRESIDENT
teachers to "A luncheon in tho gymnasium
at 1880.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. TWO O'CLOCK.
4. Professor James /" NI,Conaughy
Dartmouth College.
). President Ira L. Reeves Norwich
University.
G. Dean f. j. Wiley, Middlebury COL
lege.
:. Professor NJ W. Andrews. University
Of Vermont
General discussion.
The Problem OF Military Training.
Cot Ira l.. Reeves, Norwich University
Principal George +. lawson. Vermont
Academy.
General discussion
FRIDAY EVENING. EIGHT O'CLOCK.
Schoolmasters' banquet.
Place to he announced
Reception to women teachers in Morrill,
hall
Professor n. r Perkins will give a lee
ture and exhibition of color photos-
raphy.
fATU EDAY MORNING. NINE O'CLOCK
The Relation of Vocational Work to
Other Work in tho High School
Franklin f. Head, T. s. department
Of agriculture.
GROUP CONFERENCES
f3oomS To he announced
Agriculture: Chairman, PRINCIPAL 4 G.
Fletcher, Orleans
Home Economics: Chairman Miss Ruth
Lane. Bellows Falls
Manual Training and Industrial Educa
ton; Chairman, T.. l.. Parin. Ben
nington
Modern Languages: Chairman. Prof asyur
y. Il. Myrick. University Of Vermont