The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20

Friday, November 9, D. m
Music, violin solo, Frank E. Hendry, Uni
Greetings, J. E. House. mayor of Topeka
Foreword, William Allen White Emporia.
Address, The Art of Living in Crowd
ed World" Ray Stannard Baker, Amherst,
Massachusetts.
Music vocal solo, Mrs. Herman Olcott,
Address, The Cheerful Yankees" Irving
Bachelor.
Mote: This entire evenings program is
provided to the teachers thru the courtesy
of the Topeka Chamber of CommerceD
SECTIONAL MEETINGS.
College Section.
Thursday, November s, 2 p. m.
First Baptist church, Ninth and Jackson:
Training Normal school.
200 Paper, Supt. Z. w. Learner. Holton.
The Place Of the Junior College in Our
2:20 open discussion of the above paper.
Speeches limited to five minutes each
Manual Training Normal school, Pfttsburg.
The Relationship of the College or Uni
versity to Educational Progress
Speeches limited to five minutes each.
=; , 40 address, STEPHEN s Wise -. Rabbi
College Graduate Worth While
Rural School Section.
Thursday, November s, > p m
First Methodist church, Harrison street
and Sixth avenue. Chairman, Bertha Nc
cane, Lyons
Music and games by rural schools of
Shawnee county. A demonstrat ton by
pupils under direction of Eva Willard, To
peka-
Address. Lest We Forget" S. P Row
land, Hutchinson.
Address. The Rural School in Democ-
racy," Mrs. Marie Turner Harvey, Kinks
Vile, Mo
commgnity SINGING, director; Frank. A.
Address, The Rural School-Its OppOr-
tunity," w. D. Ross, Topeka.
Maotd Bnt She Ddn Mrs Hattie
Normal school, Emporia.
Primary Section.
Thursday. November S. . p m.
First Presbyterian church, Harrison
street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Address, Hurry Up Bill, Let's Run,
Mrs Hattie Moore Mitchell, State Manual
Training Normal. Pittsburg.
Alma Webster Powell. New York City.
Address. Language Teaching in the
Primary Grades Emma Serl, Kansas City,
High school Section.
Friday, November 9. , p. m, Academic
High School Auditorium.
Chairman, W. A. Bailey, Kansas City,
Address. High School Problems that
Are Being Solved in Kansas High Schools,
Address. The American High School anil
the Unique Characteristic" c II. judd.
versity-
Graded School Section.
Friday, November Q. > p. m. City
Auditorium.
Chairman. Emil Kratockvil. Clay Center
Address. The Multiple Use of Child Wet
fare Facilities" William Writ. superintend-
ent Of schools. Gary, Ind.
Address. Significant Teaching" II. Il.
Address The Teacher and the Superiu-
tendent," W. A Lewis. Fort Hays Kansas
normal school, Hays.
ROUND TABLES.
Biology Round Table.
Thursday, November S, . p. m Unitarian
Church, Topeka Ave. between Ninth
and Tenth.
Chairman. Professor Frank AgreIius
State Normal school, EmpOria.
Address, biology in the Grades" L. II.
Wooster, Fort Hays State Normal school.
Hays.
Discussion led by Florence BiIIig, Kan
Address. Biology as a Preparation for
Animal Hueb9ndry. f. n. Wentworth
Kansas State Agricultural college. Man
haitian
Discussion open to all.
Address, The Practical Application of
Biology to the Health of School Children
L. Middlebrook. Pomona
Discussion led by James W berry.
Kansas State Normal. Emporia-
Address. Problem Assignment" Abigail
McElrOy. Topeka high school
Discussion open to all
Commerce Round Table.
Thursday. November $. p M. Room No.
80, Academic High School
Chairman. W. L. McCIeIland. Topeka
high school, Topeka.
Address, .'Bookkeepers With Whom
Have to Deal" C l. Edwards, office mana