Weekly Chemawa American., June 06, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

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Oneidi Indian School, Wisconsin,
WEDN KSDAY, JULY 9, 9 A, M.
Prayer. Music.
1. A hires.
Hon. AngiMtus S. Downing, Principal
Training School for Teachers, New
York City.
2 Address.
Him- Z. X. Snyder, Preshlftnt Slate
Normal School, Greeley, Colo.
8. Ad.Uess. '
Minx Louise Klein Miller, Dayton,
Oliio.
4. Address.
Mies Alice R ibertaou, School Supervl
eor, Creek N ttion, Indian Territory.
5. r,pr.
Mr J Franklin Home, Supervisor o
In i i lull Schools.
6 The value of a large agricultural school
to I he Indian Service.
Mr. si. M. McUowan, Supt. Cliiloeco
Indian School, Oklahoma,
7, Correlation of schoolroom aud farm
Mr. E. O. Nardin, upt. Mt. Pleasant
Indian School, M.chigan.
8. Paper.
Mr.E. A, Allen, Asst. Supt. Carlisle
Indian School, Pennsylvania,
9, 81i' uld there be a limit to the numb r of
pupils attending an Indian school?
Mr. R. A. C 'Chran, Supt. Rice Blation
Indian School, Arizona.
10. Advisability of having schools of mod
erate eize in order that pupils may
receive moreiiidivldnal training.
Mr. H. M.Noble, Supt. Grand River
Indian School, North Dakota.
U What io do ui the night school.
Mr. J. B. B own, Supt, Morris Indian
Sfthw.l, Minnesota.
THURSDAY, July 10, 2 p. m.
Prayer, MubIc.
1. AddroxP.
Hon. N. C. Doimherty, Supt. of
Schools, Peoria. III.
2. Rip'TB.
Mr 0. A, Wright, Supervisor of Io.
dlao Sch' Ois.
Mr. E 1 win L. Cha'crufi, Supervisor ol
Indian Sohon'a.
S. Best method of effecting transfers of
pupils,
Mr. A. J. Standing. CarlUle, Pa.
4. To what extent do indents and superin
tendents read the Rules and ttegula
lions. Mr. T. W. Potter, Supt, Sclera Indian
School, Oregon.
5. What step should he taken to hiiug tu
berculosis uiider control and to pre
vent, as far aB possible, further iu-
Dr. J. G. Rn'loch, Cherokee Indian
School, North Carolina.
6. Ventilation.
Dr. Cyrus R. Dixon, Asst. Supt. Has
ell Institute, Kansas. 1 ' " '
7. Tiie vhIum of day schools.
Mr. Jmen J. Dunoan, Dty School In
spector, Pine Riig, S. Dak.
8. The necessity of book especially adapt
ed to Indian chlldreu.
Mr. Claude C. Cavey, Teacher, Pine
Ridge, 8. Dak.
closing addresses:
Mr. S. M. McCowau, Supi. Chilocco In
dian School. Oklahoma.
Mr. John Fllnn, Supt. Chamberlain Indian
School, South sKola.
Mr. Joseph C. Hart, Supt, Oneida ndiau
School, Wisconsin.
Mr. A. 0. Wright, Supervisor of Indian
Schools.
MissEstelle Reel, Superintendent of In
dian Schools,
SUPERINTENDENTS' ROUXD TABLE.
TUESDAY, July 8.
Chairman. Mr.E. A. AHen.A-st.Supt.
Carlisle, Pa.
1. how to impress upon the Indian the use
ard value of money,
Mr. JaniesC. Suley, Supt. Yankton In
dian School, S'Uth DkotH.
2. The preBeni system of employing In
dians in the service simply because
they ara Indians, aud upn uon
compeiiiive examinations, is un-
Mr. Calvin Ashury, Supt. esteru
Shoshone Indian School, Nevada,