Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-11-16
,pocRAM FOR STATE EDITORS.

,hs So-days West Virginia newspaper
,,fsrence TO be held in Morgantown
:, November IS and 20, it was an
rou1ce5 BY Ross b. Johnson, general
chairman of the arrangements commit
tee.
Mr. Davis. who is Rhodes scholar,
= or. of me most prominent members
81 ,rs New York Times editorial staff.
y. * the author of history of the
,4vsraper recently published, repre-
ssn,e5 his paper at the armament con-
ference in Washington, and recently
ura-, reply TO the memoirs of the
former emperor of Germany.
O.her prominent speakers at the
conference will be Thomas w. Morris,
IN charge of the Pittsburgh bureau of
The Associated Press; Prof. Cooper,
Of the Pulitzer School of Journalism,
Columbia University; former Governor
Iohn I. Cornwell, H. c. Ogden, Wal
fer {. Clark, Hugh Ike Shott and Dave
Gideon.
The tentative program includes the
following addresses: knowing Your
Folks" H. L. Snyder, Shepherdstown
Register, How Much Space for the
Editor" Arch J. Welton, Grant County
Press, Petersburg; Cost Finding, A.
5. Polling, Barbour Democrat, Phil
ippi: Heading the Printers and Pub
fishers in the Same Direction" James
W. Weir, Randolph Review, Elkins;
Building Influence" former Governor
John J. Cornwell, Hampshire Review,
Romney; weekly Edition of Daily
Newspaper" S. c. Shaw, Moundsville
Echo; dressing up the Country Week
ly" Herman p, Dean, Wayne County
News; Every Week Some Weeks"
Andrew Price, Warrington; "The Cost
Of Editorial Independence" Walter E.
Clark, Charleston Mail; William L.
Brice, Wheeling Register; GORE
spondence and Circulation" J. Slidell
Brown, Randolph Enterprise, Elkins;
The Pulitzer School Of Journalism"
Prof. Cooper; "An Overseas Core
spOndent,' Thomas w. Morris, Pitts
burgh Associated Press; "What Kind
OF Newspaper Men We Want" H. C..
Ogden Wheeling News; Newspaper
Law" Dave Gideon, Huntington Her
aId-Dispatch; Are Sports Worth the
Space James Isaminger, PhiladeI-
phIa; Local and Wire News" James
I. Herbert, Clarksburg Exponent;
Editorials or Editoralized News"
Max Won Schlegel, Martinsburg Jour-
nal; 1.-THE Foundation of School of
journalism DR.. P. |. Reed, Morgan
Town; The Counting ROOM" ]. !.
De'ine' ClarkSburg Telegram; "a
college Newspaper Gertrude Dotson,
ea'tor OF Athenaeum; "The Newspaper
and Community Building" Hugh Ike
Shott, Bluetield Telegraph.
Replies 10 invitations sent out indi-
cate that the attendaDce will be in ex-
cess OF 100 The general committee
composed of Gilbert B. Miller, Nat
!, Frame, Roy Yoke, Charles e..
hoaees' George A. Anderson, DR.. P.
l. Reed and Brooke Cottle, has re-
tueS'ea the cooperation of the Cham.
Ue' OF Commerce and the Rotary and
visitors
bulletin Just sent out to the State
p4'"sReFS reveals some of the add
"ona' plans for the conference II
follows, in part:
l., iue'day and Wednesday, Novem-
~ =. - ana 30 have been fixed by vote
n. VIZ printers and publishers at their
a; r.N''SOuFg meeting for the West Wiz
'.,' newspaper conference to be held
81. "0's'ntown with the State Univer-
roT those who care to remain an
h,n way the Thanksgiving day foot
v v." game between West Virginia Uni
C c[,,'y and Washington and Jefferson
ha >. VIII De an added incentive for
men, UP 10 Morgantown. Entertain
t Ill not be lacking in the two
cs. .s VI Inc conference, since the re-
sr.s,n n committee has already made
a'"ngements for several luncbeons
hs No ,"''@"e's' A joint luncheon with
p,,. "o.'Ty and Kiwanis Clubs OF Nor
C S4",o"n and clam bake at the Mont
te,,N. o'No on Cheat river will be
NJ. aug Inc program committee is
ple,. .-'-y to announce the COM
fern. '.-'.m for the two-days con-