The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-22
State Superintendent of Public instruction
Candidate for the
Republican Nomination to the Office Of

of Public Instruction
What Kansas Women Think Of khe
Candidacy of Jess w. Milsu.
I feel that the Kansas teachers
and pupils have the right to q State
Superintendent who will devote ais
full time to the duties of that Of
flee and work in harmony with
the school boards and teachers OF
the state. Because he Is an edu-
Gator of wide experience and lofty
ideals, am urging my friends to
support for this office Jess W.
Mrs. Grace L. Snyder, Cawker
City.
Jess w. Miley is universally liked
in this county where he has done
much for our schools. Mr.. Miley
is a fine gentleman in every sense
of the word. 1 have been assoc
ciated with him in many lines OF
work and endorse him unre-
servedly.
Mrs. E. ]. Raymond. Girard.
consider Jess W. Milsy OF
Girard well fitted by training and
experience to fill the office OF
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, and I enthusiastically en-
dorse his candidacy.
May Nincehelser, County Super
intendent. Jefferson County.
The one outstanding need OF
public education is coordination OF
the several parts. Coordination can
be brought about thru cooperation.
The record of Supt. Jess w. Miley
in public school work indicates
that he could bring together the
leaders of the various parts of the
state school system, and thereby
effect the coordination desired.
Louise Tutcher, Grade Super
visor, Lawrence.
endorse County Superintendent
Jess w. Miley for State Superin-
tendent of Public instruction.
Susie Berry, County Superlnten-'
dent, Neosho County.
We want a State Superintendent
who will cooperate in a broad way
with the state board and with 9TH
ers, and so help to further the best
interests OF education in the state.
Mrs. Clara Goodrich McNulty,
Principal, High School, Stock
ton.
I consider Mr.. Miley the best
available candidate and shall sup
port him.
Emma Bigge. County superin-
tendent, Rocks County.
I heartily endorse the candidacy
of Jess w. Miley for State Super
of Public Instruction.
Mrs. d. s. Justice, Chanute.
There should be cooperation be-
tween the state department Of edu-
cation and the educational insti-
tutions of higher learning, and I
believe Supt. Jess w. Miley will
bring this about.
Lillian Beck. President,
Domestic Science Club, Holton.
We need a change in the State
office. Jess W.
Miley is the best qualified candi-
date. Therefore shall vote for
him.
Mrs. Lcona Moore Jennings, :
County Treasurer, Riley County.
We need a strong county SUPER
in the State Superinten-
1ent's office. am for Jess w,
Miley because think he meets the
requirements.
Miss Reppie Carey, County su-
perintendent. Riley County.
am glad to express my APP
prevail of the candidacy of Supt.
less w. Miley for State Superin.
shall give him my sup
port.
Eva E. Cruzan, County Superin-
tendent, Labette County.
We have lived here for several
years and have known Mr.. Jess w.
Miley ever since he has been gu-
1erintendent of this county, and
IAN say that he is a progressive,
man and one that
works always for the interest of
he schools.
wards, Teachers, Walnut
We pledge our support to Jess
". Miley in the coming election
md hope to see a real school man
elected.
-supt. Ethel Lyon. Niotazs.
Supt. Jess w. Miley Is q man
Who masters school problems eff
;ient1y. He has had years of ex-
,erience in dealing with rural,
yraded and high schools, knowing
he practical solution of their prob
ems. He stands very high with
he school people throughout this
ection of the state.
Helena Van Gastel. Isabelle NJ.
Kelly. Nellie Rankin. Alice Kelly.
Hazel Allyn. Alpha II. Hobbs,
Phyllis z. Beecher. Irene Morri-
son, Thelma F. Chopper and
Lucy Bota1etts-Franklin Kan