The Hays free press., 1922-09-14
Association at Hays.
ENROITMENT

fee will be admitted to the meetings.
The fee is $500 and includes one
years subscription to the official pub
lication of the Association, "THE
KANSAS TEACHER AND WEST
ERN SCHOOL JOURNAL" The
payment of this fee also entities the
member to the services of the Kansas
Teacher Placement Bureau for one
year on the basis of the terms under
which the Bureau is operated. The
fee may be sent to F. L. Pinet, Secre-
tary, 923 Kansas Avenue, Topeka, in
advance of the meeting, or may be
paid at Association Headquarters in
Sheridan Coliseum during the meet
ing. No duplicate enrolment re-
ceipts will be issued. Enrollmont
receipts MUST be presented for
admission at each meeting.
SECRETARY'S OFFICE
The Secretary's Office at Hays
will be in charge of Assistant Secre-
tary Miss Katherine Robinson of
Topeka, who will act for the Secre-
tary in all matters pertaining to the
Association. Assistant Secretary
Robinson's clerical force will consist
of teachers of Northwest Kansas,
selected by the Secretary.
ROOM RESERVATIONS
A Room Reservation Booth will be
maintained by the Hays Chamber of
Commerce at Sheridan Coliseum
throughout the meeting. Those de-
string to reserve rooms in advance
should write to Mr.. H. Lee Jones,
Secretary of the Hays Chamber of
Commerce.
VOTING BOOTH
This year members of the Board of
Directors of the Association are to
be elected from the First, Third,
Fifth and Seventh Congressional Dis
tricts. Each enrolment receipt has
a Voting Coupon which is to be filed
in, detached and exchanged for an
official ballot at the voting booth. The
Voting Booth will be in the lobby of
Sheridan Coliseum. Only members
from Odd-numbered congressional
districts are entitled to vote this
year. The polls will be open from
2 100 p. m. to 600 p. m, Thursday,
October 10; from 900 q. m. to 500
D. m, Friday, October 20, and from
8 100 a. m. to II 100 noon, Saturday,
October 21.
CHECK STAND
A free Check Stand will be main
tanned by the Hays Chamber of Com
merce at Sheridan Coliseum.
INFORMATION BUREAU
An Information Bureau will be
by the Hays Chamber of
Commerce at Sheridan Coliseum.
VALUATION OF RAILWAY GER
TIFICATES
a special railway rate of a fare
and one half for the round trip has
been obtained by the Secretary of
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Passenger Association and the South
western Passenger Association from
all points in Kansas and st. Joseph,
Mo-, to Hays, with minimum of
S1.OO for the round trip. However,
round trip tickets will be sold by
local ticket agents at this reduced
rate only upon presentation of an
certificate showing that
the purchaser is a duly paid member
of the Kansas State Teachers Asso-
citation for the year of 1929, and
it is therefore of the utmost import
ance that enrolment in. he Associa-
ton be made in advance of the meet
ing. Instructions relative to the ap-
plicatiOn of this special rate contain
the following paragraph, which should
be noted by all who expect to take
the benefit of the rate:
''Tickets will be sold on October
1921, inclusive, with final return
limit to reach original starting point
not later than midnight of October
26, 1922. Tickets will be validated
at destination by Ticket Agents at
the regular ticket offices of the lines
over which the tickets read into place
of meeting on any date to and includ-
ing final return limit, and when
validated will be good for return
leaving place of meeting on any date
within final return limit, but passen-
ger must reach original starting point
prior to midnight of such final limit. "
Full information concerning the
manner of obtaining this special rate,
the regulations governing its applica-
ton, etc, will be sent out from the
Office of the Secretary of the Kansas
State Teachers Association in ample
time before the meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
State Athletic Association at each of
the four Sectional meetings. Details
as TO the time and place of these
meetings will be announced in the,
Official Programs prepared for dis
tributiOn at the meetings.
A complete classified list of all
local merchants of Hays who carried
advertising in the October issue of
''THE KANSAS TEACHER" will
be printed in the Official Program
prepared for general distribution at
the meetings. These merchants are
supporting the Association and
should be 0iven the preferred patron
age of visiting teachers.
Be at the Strand, September goth,
to witness the ''Blasphemer." It will
sweep you away in its tremendous
rush.