The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-08
FOR KANSAS EDITORS
Two-Day Program at Wichita Br'm
Full of Good Things.


Full of Good Things.
Wichita. Kan, May 8.-Herbert
Cavaness. president of the Kansas
Editorial association, has announced
the program of the twenty slxth an
city, May 10-11. The program follows:
Friday, May 10.
$40 a. m.-Registration payment
of dues. Membership applications.
$3.50 a. m.-Invocation-R ). H.
McFadden, First NJ. E. church, Wichita.
Address of Welcome-Mayor l.. W.
Clapp, Wichita.
FockeIe, Leroy Reporter.
UnfurIing Kansas Newspaper Serv-
ice flag.
Singing America"
THE Newspaper and the Common
Wear'-W. c. Markham, Kansas
Publicity as a Factor in National
Defense" Prof. N. A. Crawford, pub
licity director, Kansas State Council OF
Defense.
Uncle Sam and View. E. Brad
shaw, Dexter Dispatch.
Country Press VS.. City Press
roller.
illustrated Clinic in Ad Copy
L. N. Flint, Department OF Journal
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APPOINTMENT of committees
L D. m.-Auto trip by Wichita
Chamber of Commerce, to the OIL
Fields, starting promptly at 1 p. M.
and returning at p. m.
Z. D. m.-Banquet by Wichita Cham
Der of Commerce, dining room Central
Christian church. corner Second and
Market.
POSTMASTER. Marcellus Murdoch.
Wichita Eagle.
Equatorial Camouflage'-RH H. Tim
''The Tragedy of Being Neither
Fish, Flesh, nor FowP'-F. L. Pinet,
Kansas Teacher.
Federal Land Banks"-Ralph Vor-
hees treasurer Federal Land banks.
Wichita.
sMe und Gott''-Cecil Howes, To-
peka correspondent K c. Star:
when Editors Can't Agree''-Syl-
vester A. Long, Wichita
1.-The Kansas Editor and the War;
=. P. Greer, Winfield.
Saturday, May II.
a. m.-"Camouflage' B.
AIdrich, Cawker City Public Record.
Helpful Adjectives 1 Have Met
Mrs. Homer Hoch. Marion Record.
1.-The 'Sassity' Column'-Miss Ber-
tina Lee Hampstead, Topeka State
Journal.
"The Country Newspaper Woman"
Mrs. Thompson, Howard Cou-
rant.
sparks From the Anvir'-Mrs.
Myra williams farrell, Topeka.
Holding the Home Fort"-Mrs.
Press; Mrs. Capt" Chas. H. Browne.
Horton Commercial Headlight; Miss
Dora Adriance, Seneca Courier-Demo-
crat; Miss Ryan. Wathena Times.
warfare of the Fourth Dimen-
, sion"-Elmer T. Peterson, Wichita
Beacon.
In the War Zone''-William Allen
| White, Emporia Gazette.
1880 p m.-"Co-operative Buying
j. c. Blanton. secretary purchasing
committee Missouri Editorial associa-
ton.
citation Between State Newspaper Or
ganizations''-G. E. Hosmer. chairman
legislative committee. National Editor
ial association, Denver.
Status Railway Newspaper Adver-
| tising"-Z. G. Hopkins. publicity rep
resentative, NJ K. & T. Railway.
advertising in War Times"-Marco
Moro, advertising manager Capper
Publications.
1.-THE Paper Situation to Date'-G.
w. Marble. Fort Scott Tribune.
THE Newspaper and War Public
ity"-H. ]. Powell, Coffeyville Jour-
nal.
Second Class Postage. T.
Moore Pittsburg Headlight.
Subscription .Prices-War Condi-
| tons Making the Raising of Them
Necessary''-A. K. Trimmer, Cove Re-
publican Gazette.
THE Labor Problem"-E. D.
George, Council Grove Republican.
THE Newspaper and War Activi-
ties''-Emerson Carey, state fuel adj
ministrator. Hutchinson; w. p. Innes.
state food administrator Wichita.
Reports of committees.
Election of Officers.
Adjournment.
5p. m.-Reception to visiting ladies
at the Wichita Country club.
p. m.-Patriotic meeting at the
Forum. Addresses by Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood, United States army.
and Lieut.. Vincent de Wierzbicki of
the French high commission.
Music by the Wichita Shrine band.
Officers of the Association.
President, Herbert Cavaness, Cha
mute
Vice president, Click Fockele, Le-
Roy.
Secretary-O. w. Little, Alma.
Recorder-Clark Conkling, Lyons.
Treasurer-G. H. Yost, Sylvia.