The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-13
institute for Lee County viii be Held
Here Tomorrow and Friday
Schools Closed This After
noon for Week.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
"The Misunderstood chiid' is Subject
of Address to be Delivered by
James M. Matheny-Par-
ents arc All Welcome.

The Lee County Teachers Institute
will have it's opening session Thurs
day morning at 8 O'clock in the high
school assembly room and the public
schools will be closed at 4 o'clock
this afternoon in order that all OF
the Keokuk teachers will be able to
attend it.
The program planned for the two
days session is an interesting one
and includes lectures, conferences
and chapel exercises. The lecture TO
fbe delivered tomorrow (Thursday)
might on '"The Misunderstood Child
iby James M. Matheny. is one which
Twill be Of special interest to all par
ents in the city, and they are par
ticularly invited to hear it.
The faculty for the institute ses-
sion is composed of the following
men:
William F. Russell, dean of educa-
ton of the state university of Iowa;
IC. C. Swain, professor of rural edu.
cation of the Iowa State Teachers
college; c. E. Germane. dean of edu-
cation OF Des Moines college; James
M. Matheny, lecturer of Indianapolis;
lB. E. McProud. dean Of education OF
the teachers college of Nebraska.
Thursdays program will include
the following lectures and confer
ences:
| Thursday, October "a.
9:O0-Lecture, Dean Russell.
| 9:45-Sectional meetings:
High school--Dean Russell.
Grades-Dean Germane.
| Rural-Prof Matheny.
| 1o:30-Recess.
10: 40-Chapel.
! II. 00-Iecture. 'The Teacher and
His Work"-Prof. Matheny.
/ Noon.
1:3O-Lecture, How to Study
Dean Germane.
| 2:15-Lecture-Dea Russell.
s:15-Rural school conference
C. Lynn, leader.
| Thursday Evening.
High School Assembly Room
Meeting for parents and teachers.
! s:00-Music.
| Lecture, 'The Misunderstood Child"
PROF Matheny.
The Musical Numbers.
The programs of the Lee County
] Institute Will be given variety by the
presentation of four musical numbers
as follows:
The first number Thursday after
moon will be a violin, flute and piano
trio by Evelyn Harter Robert VIII
Hard and Heatherly Payton
Thursday evening, the high school
Iorchestra will give a program at 800
lo'clock. The membership of the Or
chestra is as follows: Piano, Mary
IGaIloway: first violins, Heatherly
iPayton, Hubert Brown, Herbert Stat
ford. James Galloway, Carroll Uhler
and Raymond Cook; second viol1ns,
Leo Kesselring, Hurley Fisk, RUBY
Pence, Joe Fisk, Edwin Sitter, and
II ,aVerne Kingsbury; flute, Robert
jWillard; clarinet, Calvin Alling, Ruth
lJohnson and Thomas Galloway; cor
NETS. Gaylord Shilling, Ralph Teller
land Floyd Griffith: horn, Mabel
Keiser: drums, John Fuller. The
orchestra will be assisted by w. II.
Honce on the string bass, L. l. White
ion the double bass horn and Leroy
lSchulz, trombone.
Friday morning at 10:45 O'CLOCK,
Thomas Galloway will play some
clarinet numbers accompanied by his
sister, Mary Galloway, on the piano.
Friday afternoon at 100 o'clock
There will be singing by the Girls
|Glee club with the following member
Ishin: Piano, Nina Buck; sopranos,
IFame Bell, Marion Reid, Dorothy
Fordner, Gladys Thomas and Ruby
Pence: second sopranos, Lorena
Buss. Helen Whitmarsh, Florence
w1ttfch. Truth Lamont, Louise Lin
,ouist and Elsie Utley; altos. Marion
Hook. George Wilsey, F1ossie Teller,
Cora Hedrick, Elizabeth Aldrich,
Mabel Keiser, Nellie DeYoung, Lucille
sPatterson,. verda Meister.
The public is invited to all the
lectures given in the high school
assembly room Thursday morning,
afternoon and evening, and Friday
morning and afternoon.
Two Special Lectures.
special attention is called to the
lecture Thursday evening in the high
school and the one on Friday after
noon. both Of them on the boy prob
lem. and both by an expert at the
solution of such problems. Prof.
Matheney will speak to parents in
tho Thursday night meeting at eight
O'Clock. ..-.
On Friday afternoon he will speak
on the topic of 1.-The Bad Boy and
Ibovs and parents both are to hear
him. He treats this subject as if a
lbov were on trial and the audience
! is the Jury. Both lectures are free.
Thursday evenings lecture begins at