The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-02

THEO. SHANK, Conductor
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The general sessions will be held in TIL
Methodist Church Auditorium. TIE depart
mentaf work will be conducted In the Moscow
High School.
Rooms have been assigned t6i the Count,
Sube1tntendents in the high school building
whkfe they may meet with their teachers dali,
at 800. 1fftf
There will be a general session at nine
O'Clock in the morning, and EXCEPT Tuesday
at one o'clock in the afternoon.
The departmental sessions Will follow the
general sessions. Teachers will please, as
far as possible, attend the meetings OF the
department in which they have the major
portion of their work.
Those interested ii drawing will meet Pro
lessor Nelson in room 8 in the high school
building; he will be found there at 8 O'Clock
A. M. and at other times to be announced
later.
Miss Coughlin, of the Palmer Writing Com
pany, will be in the high school Assembly at
8 O'Clock A. M. and at other times to be an
noupced later.
idaho Teachers will devote Friday to a
District Meeting of the Idaho Teachers AS
sociation. An interesting program has been
arranged for the day.
Iatah County Superintendent will have the
high school assembly for a meeting place for
her teachers.
Nez perce County will meet in the rear OF
the assembly hall.
Idaho County in room number eight.
Clearwater County in room number twelve.
Lewis County will meet in room number
AsOtin County in room NUMBER nfne-
Miss Kate S. North. State Supervisor of
Home Economics for the State Of Idaho, viii
he fopnd in the Household Arts department
of the high school for conferences October
the fifth and sixth.
state Vocational Director Lewis will meet
those interested in vocational work in the city
superintendents office, october the sixth and
seventh.
Miss Grace Gallet will be in a room to be
announced later, where she will give talks on
the Idaho Health Crusade.
Miss Hilda Solibakke of Washington will
meet the teachers from her state on Monday
at the close of the first session.
INSTITUTE SPEAKERs
Doctor E. A. Bryan, State Commissioners OF
Education of Idaho.
Miss Ethel E. Redfield, State Superintendent
of Public Instruction of Idaho.
Mies yosenhine Corliss Preston, State Super
intendent of Public instruction of Washing
ton.
President O. NJ. Elliott, President Lewiston
State Normal.
Professor E. j. Klemme. Director Extension
Department Washington State Normal school,
Beningham.
Mr.. Melvin S. Lewis, Director VocaClonal
Training of Idaho.
Miss Myrtle Sholty, Eliensburg State Normal
School, Washington.
Honorable Burton L French, Member United
States Congress.
Doctor Howard r. briggs of the Faculty OF
English, Utah University.
Doctor George Morrey Miller. Head English
Department University of Idaho.
Dean E. NJ. Hume. Head History Department
University of Idaho.
Professor C. w. Chenoweth, English Depart
ment of University of Idaho.
Mr.. T. r. Nelson, Supervisor Music-Art, Nam
pa-Caldwell Public Schools.
Miss Data Rothrock, Assistant Superintendent
Schools, Spokane.
Miss Grace GalIet, Health Crusade of Idaho.
Miss Hilda Solibakke, Health Crusade of
washington.
Evelyn Coughljn, A. N. Palmer Writing
Company.
r. F. Baker, Physical Training, Moscow
: High School. T.
j w. Dickinson, Instructor Violin Uni
versity of Idaho.
MONDAY Neutrality-suspicious. CHURCH
Rtne-Thirty- .>n.
Organ Prelude. (. Miss Margaret Byrns
Devotional Exercises. Doctor II. O. Perry
Announcements
Address. :. "Bolshevisrh," Hon. Burton L.
French.
Monday One O'CLOCK
Violin Solo. !. Mr.. J. w. Dickinson, UNI
vcrsity of Idaho.
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