Bulletin, 1919, No. 71.Fart 7. January, 1920. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. BUREAU OF EDUCATION, WASHINGTON, D. C.

EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1919-20.PART 7:

MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:.

CONTENTS:. Educational bards and foundationsChurch educational boards ents of Cull and societiesSuperintend- par,cliial sob° )1,Jewish educational organizations Directorsof school. of phil- anthropyInternational associations of educationAmerican pducationalassociations: (1) National and sectt.inal: (2) state: (1) cityLearned and civic organizations--StateFedelations of women's clubsNational Congress of Mothers and Parc:it-TeacherAssociationsEducational periodicals.

EDUCATIONAL. BOARDS AND FOUNDATIONS.

Name of board. l'resident. Secretary. Meeting.

Anna T. Jeanes Founda-James!" Dillard, Box 418, bon. John T. F.mlen, 4th andNewYork,N. Y., Charlottesville, Va. Chestnut Ste., Philadeb Jan. 24, 1920. Baron de Ifirscb Fund phia, l's. E. S. Benjamin, 130 EastMai J. Kohler, 52 WilliamNew York N. Y., third 25 t hSt., New York, St., New York, N. N. Y. N.Y.Y. Sunday in January. Carnegie Corporation of New York. James Bertram, 576 5thNew York, N.Y., Ave.ew YOrk, N. Y. Nov. 20, 1919. Carnegie Foundation forHenry S.Pritchett,5765thClydeFFurst,5765th Ave., the Advamement of Ave., New York, N. Y. New York, N.Y., Teaching. New York, N.Y , . Nov. 19, 191. General EducationWallace B ut t r lc k, 61Abraham F le xner. 61 Board. Broadway, New York, New York, N.Y., N.Y. Broadway, New York, Dee. 4, 1919. John F. Slater Fund.... N.Y. James H. Dillard, Box 418,Miss 0. C. Mann, Box 418,New York, N.Y., Charlottesville, Va. Charlottesville, Va. December, 1919. Kahn Foundation forEdward D. Adam_ _,s71 FrankD.Faekenthal, the Foreign Travel of Broadway, New York, 116th St. and Broadway, Amorican Teachers. N. Y. New York, N. Y. Phelps-Stokes Fund....I. N. Phelpe-Stokes,ehalr- Anson Phelps-S t o k e s,New York, N.Y., man, 100 William St., Yale University, New Nov. 19, 1919. New York, N. Y. Haven Conn. Rockefeller Foundation. George E. Vincent t61 Edwin R. Embree1 , Broadway, New York, New York, N.Ir., N.Y. Broadway, New York,Y Dec. 3, 1919. Russell Sage Founds. N.Y. 1 -Robert W. de Forest, 30John M. Glenn 130 EastMonthly, October lion. Broad St., New York, 28d St., New York, N. Y to I N. Y. May, bOtelusive.

I The Educational Directory, 1919-20, is in seven parts, sit; Part1, Government elincati 'nal activities; Part 2, Pitblic school systems; Part 3, Higher education;Training of teachers; l'ei(6, Summer school director.; Part 6, Museums Part 4, Special schools: Mats, eta. andlibraries; Fart 7, Miscellaneous °duct/Mona crPnlea 142603 -20--1 PART 1. 2 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, MD-20.

'Ill 11411Ent t'ATItiNAL BOARD++ AND SO:IF.T1F.S.

Name of lard l'resident. :setretar

Council of Church Boards of Education inFrank M.Sheldon.14 Beacon )tit', Broad- the United States of \ merica. Bogue, way, New York. N American Baptist Education Society Clark W. Chamberlain, un tiranville, Ohio. nrd," III. American Christian Cant mil ion,iiepart W. (1. Sargent, it Rutlandthigh meta of Education. St., Providemv, It. 1. lint (lurch of the Brethren. r fenernl Fdluent D. W. Kum?, McPherson,IL C. Refer, North ilms. Board. Kans. the der, Ind. Church of the Ured Brethren in dhrist. J. Kc them , 39311 TiarrisonWIlimm E. Schell. 71)2 Owl- Board at ion. St., Kansas Cur, Mo. twin ['rm., Rld g., 11/ovioll, gregational Education Society Charlesft.Brown.Yale Frank M. Sheldon 14 Beacon University. New Raven, St., Boston, Mass. Conn. Disciples of Christ, Board of Education 1, N. McCa.sh, Enid, R. Edward.. Colutem, Mo. Evangelical Lutheran church, BoardofA. J. Turkic, II RivrviewE. L. Illint. heer.hloirg. l'o. Edueat ion. A ve.Pittsburgh, Pd. 11. IT. Escort, Gretna, Maui-.1. 11.1.angenwalter.Nmooll, Wenn° ites of North America, General ('on- 01, filen ,BoardofEducation. fobs. ist Episcopal Church, Board of Edu-William F. McDowell, 110(1A. W. Harris 1513-5th ..16th St. N. IV., Washing- New York, N. . cation. ton, D. C. Methodist.Episcopal Church, South, Boardt\',11. Murrah, Memphis, I.Stonewall Anderson,sot Tem. Itroldwa,Nash, of Education. Tenn. Methodist Protestant Church, Board ol du..1. W. K11044,44)5 Pit talturf, ,J1 IGeorge II. Miller, SO; Pitts- Life Bldg.,Pittsburgh, a. burgh Life Bldg.,Mtts- canon. burrlth, Pa. National Baptist Convention, EducationalT.J. Searcy. 385 South Cyn-S. E.Griggs, Memphis, Board. this 1.1401), Nashville, . Tern. Tenn. Northern Baptist Convention, Board orErnest D. Burton,ehainnan'FronkW. Padellonl. Education, 5.125 Woodlown Ave., Chi- Cord Bldg., BoKton. cago, Ill. Presbyterian Church in the StatesCharles F. Wishart, WoosterEdgar P. 11111, Its. 5th Ave., of Ameries, General Board of Education. Ohio. New York, N. 1'. Presbyterian Church in the United StatenW. II. ilopper, 410 UrbanHenri. lit. Sweets. 410 l'rhan (Southecn), Executive Commit tee of Edu- Bldg., Loulstille, Ky. 1114., Louisville, 1: cation. GeneralDaniel S. Tuttle, 74 Vande-William E.Gardner, 2811 ProtestantEpiscopalChurch, 4th .tve., New York, N. Y. Board of Relieoum Education. venter i'latv, Bt. Louis, Mo. snits W. Thompson 25 EastJohn G. Oebhart. 23 East ReformedChurch In Atnerica, Board of 2241 St, New York. N. Y. Education. 72d St, New York, N. Y. Seventh -Day Baptist Education Society.... Whitford, Alfred,Paul E. Tttaworth, Allred, N. Y. N. Y. Society of Friends. foyeane meeting, BoardDavid M. Edwards, Earl-J. Edwin Jay, Wilmington. of Education. ham College,Eadtham, Ohl ,,. Society of Fdenda, Octavo' Conference,Thomas A. Jenkins, 5.411Mrs. Ida P. Stabler, 154 N. Committee on Education. OfeenWOMI Are., tdeago, 15th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Southern Baptist Convention, EducationF. 8. White, Birmingham,J. R. Dillard, Birmingham, Board. Ala_ Franklin Behlegal,441 Chest-II. II. Thoren, 1544, Barry United Evangelical Church, Board of Edu- Ave., Chicago, Ill. cat ion. nut St. ,Lanoaater, Pa. - A. 3. Stockton Ave. Charles S. Itotr31141. 212 Evan - United Lutheran Church in Americo, Board ilerrieburg, of Education. and Arch Bt., Pittsburgh, geUnJ Pa. David F.Mutehelt, J.E. Bradford, 1344 East. United Presbyterian church, Board of Edu- SI., (1104(0,Ill. cation. Ellis 'Ave.. Chicago, III. I34

4P MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. w

SUPERINTENDENTS OF CATHoLIC PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.

Archdioceses are indicated by an asterisk ().1

Diocese or archdiocese Name and title of supervising officer Address

Albany, N. V Rev. Joseph A. Dunney, S. T. I.., tspector454 Western Ave., Albany, of schools. N.Y. Raker City, oreg.... Rep. Hugh J. Ma-shall, diocesan inspectorKlamath Fall, Oreg. of .schools. Baltimore, Md Rev. Lawrence A. Brown, superintendentcatonsville, Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore City). Ilostea, Mass... Rev. Augustine F. Hickey, S. T.1,.. Mo-7.5 t'nlon Park St., Boston, . man siipervisor of schools. Mass Brooklyn. N. V Rev. Joseph V. S. McCiancy, inspector of749 Linwood St., Brooklyn, schools. N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y Rev. Francis T. Knnaley, superintendent 1974 St.,Buffalo, of parochial schools. N.Y. Cincinnati, Ohio Rev. William Schmitt, superintendent of441 Torrence d, einem- parochial schools. nati, Ohio. Cleveland, (thin.,.. Rev. William A. Kane, diocesan superin- 1007 Superior Ave. NE., tendent of parochial schools. Cleveland, Ohio. Columbus, ohm.. . .11e,-. John J. Murphy, superintendent of414 North Broadway, Colum- schools. bus, Ohio. Crookston, Mitt...... Rev. Thomas G. Merrill. diocesan stiperia Rea Lake Falls, Minn. lenient of schools. ill Fall River, Mass...... 1.Rev. Francis J. Bradley. 1). D., diocesan 274 Secondt. school visitor. Mass Rev. L. Darnase Rehert, diocesan school K119 PineSt.,FallRiver, visitor. Mass. Fargo, N. Dak.. Very Rev. John Baker. V. 0., inspector ofValley City, N. Dak. schools. Fort Wayne. Ind Rev. A E. Lafontaine, superintendent of1140 Clinton St., Fort Wayne, schoo Ind. Galveston, Tes ...... Rev. J. 0'1,eary. diocesan director ofHouston Heights, TeN. schcbls.

Hartford, Conn , Rev. W. J.Fitzgerald, S. T. L., diocesan 340CollinsSt.,Hartford, supervisor of schools. Conn. Helena, Mont Rev. John J. Tracy, diocesan superintend-Mt. St. CharlesCollege, ent of schools. llelena, Mont. Little Rock, Ark : Right Roy. Msgr. Thomas V. Tobin, super-Cathedral, Little Rock, Ark. Manchester, S 11 Rev. Patrick J. Scott.diocesansuperintend-Y Arlington St., Manches- ent of schools. ter, N.t. NasliviLle, Tenn Rev. S. A. Striteh, D. Its supervisor of ill- 2001 West End Ave., Nash- ocesan schools. ville, 'renn. New Orleans, 1,a Rev. L. J. Kavanagh. superintendent 2432 Napoleon Age., New Orleans, 1,a. New York, N. Y Rev. Joseph F. Smith, superintendent of32S West 14th St., New York, sohools. N. Y. Rev. Michael J. Larkin, S. T. B., superin-309 East 3Ztli St., New York, tendent of schools. N. Y. Newark, N.J. Rev. John A.Dillonsuperintendent of91 Washington St., Newark, schools. N. J. Rev. William F. Lawlor, assistant superin-891Vi'estsideAve., Jersey tendent of schools. City, N. J. Oregon City, Greg Rev. Albert J. Coarmody, D. D., diocesan82 North 16th St., Portland, superintendentofschools. Or Philadelphia, Pa Rev. John E. Flood, superintendentof 242- Soeg.nth 20th Si.,Phila- parochial schools. delphia, Pa. Rev. William P. McNally, assistant loper-Twenty-ninth and Dickinson -so intendent of parochial schools. Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Pn Rev. Ralph L.Hayes, D.D., superintendent 116 NorthItitluidgeSt., of schools. Pittsburgh, Pa. Rochester, N. Y Rev. Joseph S. Cameron, Ph. B., superin- Bath, N. Y. tendent of gehools. St. Louis, Mo -Rev. James P. Murray, superintendent of2122 South 12thSt.,St. parish schools. Louis,Mo. San Francisco, Calif Rev. Ralph Hunt, R. T. L., superintendent1200 Florida. Bt., flan Fran - of school. cisco, Calif. Springfield, Mass Rev. John F.Conlin,P. R., diocesan schoolChicopee, Mass. visitor. Rev.P. F. Doyle,assistant diocesan school395Chestnut St.,Springfield, visitor. Mass Syracuse, N. Y Re.. Charles F. McEvoy, superintendent of 257 EastOnondaga St., schools. Syracuse, N. Y. Toledo, Ohio Rev. George Mason, superintendent of635 Islington St., Toledo, diocesan schools, Beihlo. Trenton, N. 3 Rev. William 3. McConnejl,superintendent N.J. of.prochittl schools. EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY,RY, 1919-20.PART t

.Iftw ISA EDT(' VISOR AL OROANE2ATT61411. NATIONAL.

Secretary. Name Joseph S. Eurnfeld. Columbus, Central Conference of American1.w N. Franklin, Temple Bethel. (thin. Rabbis,ReligiousEducation Detroit. Mich Committee. Mrs. Enoch Rauh, 5u37 BartlettMrs. Alex. -Weinberg. 2049 Mur- Coundilo f Jewish Women. Educa- St., Pittsburgh, Pa. ray Ave, l'a tion Committee. Samuel J. Wolfensteta. 1624 Comp-Eugene E. Wolf, 330 Frignwers Educational League for the Higher Bldg., Ohio. Education of Orphans. ton iloadataC.IsieleaskOhlia. M. (7 oldbeer. 431(;4 Jacob G 0 4438 WalnutSt.jeonnette lew[sh Chautauqua Society . a strphen Girard Bldg., Flitie- Philadelphia, .a, NationalGeorge Zeplii, n2 Dett..nnoi.z Colon of Antenatal Debars Con-Charles Shohl. First Bldg., Cincinnati. thin Mtations, Board of Managers of Bank Bldg.. Cincinnati, Ohio. Synagogue and School Exten- sion

LOCAL. Secretary. Name. Location.

I Hugo Steiner. Bldg. Hebrew Ednestion Society of Biel--Baltimore. Md. timore City. N.M. Kaplan. 34 Stormont 14. Bureauof!durationoftheNew York. N Y Jewish Community of New York City. Bernard NII,. Erlicstt L i.ert a Educational Alliance Do St. Samuel Roessler, U Clinton st Hebrew Education Society Newark, N. I Bernard Man is, Stephen Illy/BM HebrewF.ducationSocietyofPhiladelphia. Pa Bldg. Oscar Leonard, taal Carr St lowish Educational and Charita-St. Louis. lie lile Association. Sicroond Sanger. ldE Nicholas I Jewish Sehreational League Toledo,thin. Bldg.

DIRECTOR,' OF SCR001.14 Ot PTILLANTUROPT 4r I 'tractor Location. Nanw of institution. hods \Y Washington, I) C... Research University.. idahain .Teylor, presi- Chicago, Ill Chicago School of Civics and Plahuithropy. dent. . Jeffrey R. Bracket t Boston, Mew School for Soda Workers George if. Mongol. i. . St. Colds School of Sociology smd Economy... Porter It. Lee. St. Louis, .. Now School for Social Research New York, N. Y Now lurk Scliool of Social Work . l)o... W o r k e r s ...... John Collier. Training School f o r Community Workers.... f r a n k loo . ...' Frank It. Watson. Philadelphia. Pa...... Pennsylvania School for Stuart .\. Queen Floosie'Tex Texas &Wolof Civics''s.' Philanthropy. Henry it. IllblisIr. Richmond, Va School of Social Work end Public Ilimfth....

INTER VATTONAL AstiOrt A EIONS OTEDUCATION.' Haven, Conn.; secretary, American Cnhentty I' Mon in ETIMpe.ebldr1111111. Anson Pitedps Stokes, New Boger Pierce. Cambridge, Mass. Students. Secretary, Henry xv Crops. Cattifil Association for the International Exchange of WWI tain.ster. London, Endond. President, M. Miens, Jr.: secretary. P. Mt..Bloe- Bureau International de FleMrations d'Instituteurs. mendaal, Holland. Stephen P. Duggan, 421 Went 117th St.,New York, N. Y. Institote or Interiustional Education_ Director, President, Harry* Boras, Nets ark, Iatartitional .tasociatienai Teachers ol Printing.(Eastern Section.) P20. Box I, Springfield, Mass. N. I.; secretary, Cedar!. Dygort, Rast Slat New York, International Child Welfare League.President, Mrs. Walston Hill Brost, Ill Wheelock. 331 West 101st St., New York, N.Y. N. Y.; general secretary, Mrs. (leorge I., President, 0. Klein, 08ttingen: general secre- Intonational Commission on the Teaching ofMathematics. tary, It Fehr, 1:0 Florissant. rioneva.Switzerland. have been roceired during the post yetnefrommom internal tonal t Because of the world war no reports associations. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

International Congreeren School Hygiene.President. Albert Mathieu, Paris, France. International Federation for the Development of Drawing and Art Teaching.Address: Leon ()woad, Fribourg, Switzerland. International Federation of Catholic Alumnae. President, Mrs. James!. Sheeran,219 76th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.; exretary, Helen R. O'Neil, 339 Seth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Next meeting:Atlantic City, N. J., Oetober,1920. 111111\j.,ntematIonal Federation of University Women: Administered until July, 1920,.by Winifred Cull's, London, England, and Virginia C. Gildersleeve, Barnard College, New York, N.Y.Meeting: Lon- don, England, July, 1920. International Kindergarten Union.President, Caroline D. A born, Mason St.,Boston, Mass.; secretary, May Murray, Springfield, Mass. Nest iveting:Topeka, Kans., spring, 1920. Diternational Moral Education Congress' Permanent commission.Address, M. Spinet, South HIS Park, 63, London. N. W., Emend. International Sunday School Association.President, W. 0. Thompson, Columbus, Ohio; secretary, Marion Lie:ranee, 1516 Mailers Bldg., Chicago, Ill.Next meeting: Kansas City, Mo., June, 1920. World Association for Adult Education, 13 John St., Adelphi, W. C., London,England.Chairman, Albert Mainsbridge: secretaries, Horace Fleming and Dorothy W. Jones. World's Student Christian Federation.President, Dr. Karl Fries. Stockholm, Sweden; secretary, John R. Mott, 124 East 25th St., New York. N. Y.

AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONA. The following list shows, first, the name of the association; second, thename and address dt the presi dent : third, the noose and address Grille secretary: fourth, the place and dateof the next meeting. 1. National and sectional. Alumni Associat ion of Amerit !Modes Scholars: L. W. Cronlchite, Wellesley Hills, Mass.;Crank . yde. lot t e, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. American Association ler the Advancement of Agricultural Teaching: F. E. Heald,Amherst, Mass.: Ches r D. Jervis. 1' urenu of Education, Washington. D. C.; Springfield, Maas.. 1920, with theA &sovietism of Grant Colleges. ' A nwrisan Association for the Advancement of Science, Section L: Charles H.Judd, Underelt y_of Chi- cago, Chicago, J.; 11. T. 1:aldwin, Stet e .University of Iowa, Iowa City, lows; Chicago, Ill.,December 30-31, 1920. American Association for the Study of the Foebeglituded: George S. Bliss, Ft. Wayne,Ind.; J. M. Alludes:1i, Polk, Pa.: Cleveland, Ohio. about June I, 1926. A merMan Association of Agricultural College Editors: Frank H. Jeter,Raleigh, N. C.; M. V. Atwood, It ham, N. Y .: A mherst, Ma's., probably lune, MM. American Ass(); lotion of College News Bureaus: T. T. Frankenberg, Columbus,Ohio; Bernard Sobel, 1329 Ferry St .. La Fayette, Ind. American Association of Collegiate Registrars: Earn 1.. Gillis, Universityof Kentucky, Lexington, Ky.; C. S. Marsh, Northwestern 1 nlversit y E constrict, Ill. American Association of Farmers' Institute Werkers: J. W Nell, Austin,Tex.; Wesley Webb, Dover, Del.: Chicago. Ill , December 8,1920. American Association of Instructors of the Blind: W. K. Argo, ColoradoSprings, Colo.; S. M. Green, Mil. IIi s °url School for the Blind, St. Louis, Mo.: about Juno 20,1100. American Association of Teachers Colleges: 11.11. Seerley, Cedar Falb. Baca;J. G. Crabbe, Greeley, Colo. American Association et Teachers of Journalism; If. 1IttrrIngton. Urbana, Ill.; John R. Drumm, t'ni. versity of Michigan, AnnArbor.Mien.; probably Raton Rougr:, La., Christmas Holidays, 1920. American Aswiation of Ten-hers of Spanish: Lawrence A. Wilkins, MN West191st St., New York, N. Y ; Alfred Coester, Stanford University, Calif ; CLri Snags Holidays, 1920. American Association of University Professors; Edward Capps, l'rineetonUniversity, Princeton, N. J.; II. W. Tyler, Massachusetts: Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. American Association to Pmmotothe.Teaching of Speech to the Deaf: EdmundLyon, East Ave., Itches. ter, N. Y.; Fred Deland, Volta Bureau, Washington, 1).C.; Mt. Airy, Pa.,1920. American Bar Association, Sekion of Legal Education: Charles M. Hepburn,Indiana University Law, School, Bloomington, lad.; John B. Sanborn, Madison, WI4. American Classical League: President, Andrew F. West, Princeton University,Princeton, N. I.; July, 1920, with the National Educetion Association. American Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties: W. F. Rudd, Richmond,Va.; Theodore J. Bradley, 179 I4mgwood Ave.,Boston, Mass.; Washington, D. C., May, 1920. American Council on Eduattion: Chairman, Merry P. Judson. UniversitrocChicego,Chicago, mite. tnry, Virginia Gildersleeve, Darnerif College, New York, N. Y.; director, iamuelP. Capon, 818Connee. tient Ave., Washington, D. C.; Washington. D. C., May, 1920, American Educational Motion Picture Association: Allen S. Williams,69-71 West 90th St., New York, N. Y.; R. D. V. Storey, 65-71 West 90th St., New York, N. Y.; New York,N. Y., Noventher, 1919. American Federation of Arts: Robert W. de Forret, 30 Broad St., New York,N. Y.; Lelia Mechlin, 1711 New York Ave., Washington, D. C,; probably Vlinslaington, D. C.,May, 1920. L 6 I EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1910-2O. PART 1, "

/cowman Federation of Teachers: Charles B. Stillman, 1A20 Lake Ave., Wilmette, Ill.; F. O. Stocker, leis Lake Ave., Wilmette, UI. An' rican Federation of the Teachers of the Mathematical told the Natural Selersoiss: Alborg C. lic.on, .1711 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.; William A. Hedrick, CentraiHigh School, Washington, D.C.; Chicago, Ill., December 28, 1920. American Home Economics Association: Edngr: . White, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, I ore M. Mitchell, Teachers College, Columbia Uravertaty, New York, N. Y. American Humane Education Society: Francis Ii. Rowley, 19) Longwood Ave., Beaton, Maas.; Guy Richardson, too Longwood Ave., Boston, Muss.; lin,ton, Mao., March 30, 1920. American Institute of Dental Teachers: R. W. Bunting, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Abram Hoffman, 381 Linwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.: Detroit, Mich., January 27-29,1930. American Medical Association, Council on Medical Education: Arthur D. Bevan, 122 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill.: Nathan P. Colwell, 535 North 1/earl-ohm St., Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, Ill., March 1-2, 1920. American Nature-Study Society: Samuel Schmuck, r, West Cheater, Pa.: ,Mira. A nna B. Comstock, Cornell University. Ithaca, N. Y. American Physical Education association: Dudley B. Reed, University of chicago, Chicago, m.; James H. McCurdy, 93 Westford Avenue, Springfield, Mos,: New York, N . Y., probably April, 1920. American Pasture League: Jessie II. liancroll .1 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.; Harry Ling Taylor, I Madison Ave., New York, N.Y.; New York, N.Y., March 13,1920. American School Hygiene Association: Francis E. Fronczak, Health Department, Buffalo, N. Y.; Wil- liam A. Howe, Education Building, Albany, N. Y.: Cleveland, Ohio, February 24-27, 1920. American School Peace League: Randall J. Condon, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrew,. 405 Marlborough St., Boston, Mass.; with the National Education A %relation. American Society for the Extension of University Teaching: Henry In Barre Jayne, 505 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.: William K. Huff, f30 Witherspoc, Building, Iciciladelphia, Pa.: Philadelphia, Pa. Associated Harvard Clubs: 0. Cook 'Kimball, 1222 Frick Building, Alt stairgh, Pa.; E. M. Grossman, $20 Rialto Building, St. Louis, Mo.; Washington, D.C., probably Spring, 1020. Assodation for the Advancement of Progressive Education: Charles 'W. Eliot, Cambridge, Mass.; Stan- wood Cobb, 11 West Kirke St., Chevy Chase, Md.: Washington, D. 1'., October, 1919. Association of Alumni Secretaries:Leveling Tyson, f'olumbia University, New York, N. Y.; Charles Jackson, 50 State St., Bost on, Mass. Association of A merlenn College: William A. Shanklin, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.; IL IL Hughes. Miami University. Oxford, Ohio: Chin:0,111.. Junoury s- to .1,.20. Association of American Instructors of the Deaf: Percival Hall, Kendall Green, Washington, D. C.; Frank M. Briggs, School for the Deaf, Ogden, Utah; Mt. Airy, Philadelphia, Pa., Ittl, 1920. Association of A median Law Schools: Eugene A. Gilmore, UpiversIty of Wisconsin, I, Madison, Wis.; 11. C, ilkJones, Morgantown, W. l'a. Association of American I-Ibrar Is; Frank K. Walter. Covens' Motors Corporation, Detroit. Mich., Florence R. Curt is, University oflinuis Library School. Urbana III. Association of American Medical Colleges: George Blumer, New Haven ,,Caut.; Fred C. Zapife, 3431 Lex- ington St., Chicago, 111.; Chicago, Ill., March 3-4,1920. Assoc ;Acton of American Universities: Representatne of Ohio State University. Columbus Ohio; I'. A. Robertson. University of Chicago, Chiggo, Ili : New York, N.Y., Novendsr. 1920. Association of Biblical Instructors in American Colleges and Secondary Schools:Charles F. Kent, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.; Raymond C. Knox, Columbia University, New York, N.., 41 Christmas Holidays, 1920. Association of Business Ofncers of the Universities and Colleges of the 3f iddle West: Trevor Arnett, Pal. Arany of Chicago, Chicago, 111.; W, IL Bates, State University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa;('htcago1 III., May 1920. Association of Church Directors of Religious Education:Mrs. Henry W. Hunter, Oak Park, III; Mary Lawnince, Auburndale, Mass.; Pittsburgh, Ini., March, 1920. Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland: Howard McClanahan, Princeton UM% ersity, l'tincelon, N. J.; George W. McClelland, Unetersity of Pennsylvania, Thais. dolphin, Pa.; .PhIladelphia, Pa.; November 25-29, 1919. Assoc:11010 [ Colleges and Secondary Schools of the Southern States: J. T. Wright, Mobile, Ala.; E. A. Bechtel, a University, New Orleans, La.; November, 1920. Association of Co ages for Negro Youth: Senjamin Brawley, Morehouse College, Atlanta, 0a.; I. T. Cater, Talladega College, Talladega, Ala. Association of Collegiate A lnranle: Mrs. IL B osenberry, 604 Wisconsin Ave., Madison, Wis.; Mrs. Ger- trude S. Martin, 934 Stewart Ave., It . Y.: Cleveland, Ohio, A.Pril, 1920. , Association of Collegiate Schools of A rchlteetnrez Warren P. Laird, University of Pennsylvania, Philadel- phia, Pa.; Clarence:A. Martin, Cornell University, It haca, N. Y. Asstociation 01 Collegiate Schools of Business: William A, Scott, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.; Morton A. Aldrich, Tulune University, New Orleans, La. ; Chicago, Ill. Association of Directorsoiyhysieel Education for Women: Rachel Hardwick, Boston University, Becton. Slam.; Katharine Sibley, Syracuse University, Syrseuse,N. Y.; South Hadley, Mae., March or April, 1920. -- MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 7

Association of History Teachers of th6 Middle States and Maryland: Daniel C. Knowlton, Lincoln School, Teachers College, New York, N. Y.; R. W. Kelsey, Haverford College, Haverford, Pa.: Easton, Pa., May 7 -5, 1920. Asoiitition of Land Grant Colleges: Ba-Muel Avery. University of Nebraska. Lincoln, Nebr.: 1.I,.i (ills, University of Vermont. Burlington. Vt.; Springfield, Mass.. Om elxr or November. 1920 ; Association of Modern language Teachers of the Central West and South: E. W. Olmsted, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.; C. IL'Ilandschin, Oxford, Ohio: Chicago, 111, A toil or May 1921. 1 Association of Presidents and Past Presidents of State and National Music Teachers' Associations: D. A, clippinger, Kimball Hall, Chicago, 111.: Arthur 1.. Manchester, 20 West Boulevard, Me x Ico,110. Association of Schools, Colleges, and Seminaries of t he Reformed Church: theory If. Apple, Lancaster, Pad (: eoree 1.. Otnwithe, College) ille, l'a. Association of Teachers of Mathematics in New England:William it. Ransom, Tufts College, Mass.; II. 1). Gaylord, 448 Audubon Rad, neaten, Mass.; Springfield. Mass., probably March 3, 1920. Association of Teachers of Mathematics in the al iddle States and Maryland: II erbert E, Ilawkes, Universit y, New York, N. Y.: Charles Burton Walsh, Friends' Central Seigel, Philadelphia, Pa. Association of Urban Universities:Frank- A. Hall, St. Louis, Mo.. Frederick II. Robinson, College of the City of Nte York, New York, N. Y.: Philadelphia, Pa., No, enitber 18-20, 1920.0 Association1 Visiting Teachers and Home and school Visitors: Jane Culbert, 8 West 40th Street, New York, N. Y.; Emma G. Case, 30 Municipal ituilding, Rochester, N. Y. Catholic Educational Association: Thomas J. Shahan, Catholic University of America, Washington, D. I',; Francis W. Howard, 1631 Ea.d. Main Street, Columbus, Ohio: New York, N. Y.,, June, 1920. Central Association of Science anti Mat ',tumid ies Teachers: J. Albert Folwrg, Crane Technieal High School, Chicago, Ill.; Harry U. Gillet, University Of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.: Chicago, III., November 26-27, 1920. Central Commercial Teachers' Association: F. C Bigger, Lincoln, Nebr.; Adelaide B. I7 , Gregg School, Chicago, III. Child Education Foundation: Emmett Hay Naylor, Is East 41st St., New York, N. : Lefferts 128 West 74th St., New York, N. Y. Classical Association of Ne'w En eland: Charles S Knox. St. Paul's School, Concord, N. 11.; George Edwin Howes, Williams College, Williamstown-, Mass.; Middletown, Conn., March or April, 1920. Classical Associittion of the Atlantic States: Richard M. Outninert, William Penn Charter School, Phila- delphia, Pa.; Charles Knapp. Barnard College. ('olimbia University, New York, N. Y. Classical Association of the Middle West and South: G. J. Laing, University of Chicago, Chicago, 111.; Louis E. Lord, 272 Oak St.. Oberlin, Ohio; Cleveland, Ohio, April 3, 1520. Classical Association of Pacific Northern William E. Kirk, Willamette University, Salem, Oreg.; Julianne A Roller, 1110 East Sherman St., Portland. Oreg.; Portland, Oreg., Thanks- giving Reiess,1020. College Art Association of America: David M. Robinson, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.; John Shapley, Brown University, Providence, R. I. College Conference on English in the Central Atlantic States: J. W. Tupper, Lafayette College, Easton, Pa,; W. 0. Sypherd, Delaware College, Newark, Del. College Entrance Examination Berm!: Howard MeClenahan, Priniton, N. J.: Thomas S. Fiske, 431 West 117th St., New York. N. Y.: New York. N. . A toil 17. 1920. Committee of Fifteen on Educational Preparation for Foreign Serviee (with Advisory Council): Glen Levin wiegett, Bureau of Education, Washington,,1). C. Committee on Friendly Relations among Foreiam Students:Cleveland II. Dodge, 90 John 8t., New York, N. V.; Charles I). Ilurrey, , 347 Madison Ave., NOW York, N. Y. Coaferenee of Church Workers in State Universities: Thomas S. E vans, 19 South La Salle, St., Chicago. 1114 Itoy W. Hamilton. 6.26 West Superior St . St. Alms. Mich. Conference of Colleges`uf the Interior: Walter Ii. Rollins, Fairmount College, Wichita, Kans.; Frank Wed, 6757 University Ave., Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, Ill., January, 1920. Conference of Superintendents and Principals of Schools for the Deaf in the United States and Canada: Isaac Gardner. Washington Heights. New York. N. .; Ignatius itjoilee, Frederick, Md.; Philadelphia, Pa., July 1, 1920. Ceuta Fratres Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs: J. A. liildner, 1126 Fair Oaks, Ann Arbor, Mich.; Harold J. Leonard, 515 Syndicate Building, Minneapolis, Minn.; Ann Arbor, Inch., December 28-30, 1920. Drama League of America: Percival Chubb, 4533 Westminster PlaCe, St. Louis, Mo.; Ace M. Houston, 1426 Forest Ave., Evanston, Ill.; April 21-26, 1920. Eastern Arts Association; Frank E. Mathewson, Dickinson High School. Jersey City, N. J.; M. W. Haynes, Bayonne, N. J.; Boston, Mass., April 1-3, 1920. Eastern Association of Physics Teacluirs: Frederick E. Bears, St. Paul's School, Concord, N. II.: Kurt Busick, NewtosiTechnical High School, Newtonville, Mass.; Boston, Mass., February, 1920. Eastern Commercial Teachers Association: P. S. Spangler, Pittabur*Pa.; D. A. McMillin, Central High School, Newark, N. I.; Phillalciphil, Pa., April 1-3, 1920. Eastern Music Supervisors' Conference: Llovrard C. Davis, 96 Hamilton Ave., Yonkers, N. Y.; Mary M.

Shaw, 120 Fountain St., Haverhill. Mass. 15. Educational Aid Society: Harry J, layers, 116 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill.; Elisabeth it. Phillips, 695 ENA 343th St., Chicago, In.:Chicago" HI., January 11,1920. 8 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY; 191920. PART 7

Educational .Associntloti of College Presidents of the Methodist Episcopal Churrh:Samuel F. Kerteot, 'Dominic University, St. Paul , Minn.: J. II. Trevorrow, goekett-ItovAi. N. J.; Evanston,Ill., lear Educational Dramatic League: Mrs August Belmont, 105 West 404h St.. NewYork, N Y Rachel .'rother,, 105 West 40th St . New York. N Y. Esisnational Preataksvxdation of America: Henry 0.Willitima, Columbus, Ohlo; George L. owne, Lin. coin, Nebr.; Cleveland, Ohio, Febniary, 1920, with the Departmentof Superintendence, National cat ion Association. Farmers' Educatimml f'ooperative Union: C. S. Barrett, l'nlonCity, Ga.; A. C. 1>avis, Gravette, Ark.,

's November la, ION. Federation for Child Study: Mr, How* Gans X44 Whet EndAve., New York, N. Y.; Katharine Darling 2 Wesit Nth St., New York, N. Y. Federation of Ameriian Childhood: Louis W. Itapoer. OWRidgewood Ave..Chevy ('tuise. M.I Blanche Yates. rote Ainssnehosetts )(VP., Washington. D. C Federation of Modern Lantniage Teachers' Associations:William It. Snow, English High School, 'Ionian, Mass 11. Ilandschini, Miami Cniversity, iixford:Whin. Head Masters' Association: Frank Rollins, Brooklyn.N ; Arthur E. Warren, 241 West 77th St_ New York, N. Y.; New );ork , N Y ,relsnian., !lead Mistresses Association of the kfirlills WestMrs irthur E Lyman, The Laurel Schad; Cleveland, - I ,h10; Mary .. Itasmond, Theilatheway-liron School, Cleveland, Ohio. Inland EmpiresConneil of Teachers of English: W..1Sanders. Spokane, \Vast : Searle :Anderson,Spokane. Wash.; Spoken's., Was h. , probably April. 1920. Inland Empire Teacliers' Association: E. 0 Sisson.%SAW ila. Mont : Iiiirke, Garfield School,Spokane, Wash :1Spokane, Wash April, 1920. Lake Mohmk Indian Conference: Secretary, II. I'Phillips. Mollynk Lake, N. V.; Mohonk Luke, N probably October. 1100. ma,nsots w,, ; Land Grant College Engineering Association: E. E.Turneaure. University of It. L. Sackett, Pennsylvania Slate ('oilers Statel'oilege.Pa. Lutheran Education Society. W. E. Schlake, 1600Diver,ey Parkway, iihicago, Ill.; C. J.lichwanke, 3305 No-th Hamilton Ave., Chicago, III. Middle West Society of Physical Estimation awl Iiygiene.J. Truitt Maxwell, Y. If. C. A., lIntroit , Nf ob.; C. E. 1Velistor,V. M.C. A., IIransi Rapid., Mich.: Collette Camp, Wp., July, 1920. Missionary Education Movement of the FoiledStates and Canada: Sarnual Thorne, Jr., 27 Cedar St, New York, N. Y.; Business Manager, B. 1.. MIL 160Fifth Ave., New Volk, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., January 12, 1920. ersity of Chicago, Chiciwo, Mississippi Valley Historical Association, Teachers'Section: R. It. Tryon, Ill.; Howard ('11111, tTniversliy of Chicago, Chicago, Greencastle, Ind., May, 1020. Platt,'lust Missouri Valley Commercial Teachers' Association:N.J. Shook, Topeka, Kans.; Mrs. E. M. Commercial College, St. Joseph, Mo.; Kansas City, 1fo.,November 25-29, 1919; William Music Teachers' National .1asociation: CharlesN. Boyd, 4259 Fifth Ave., l'ittsburgh, l'a.; llenhow, 525 Elmwood .1ve , Buffalo. N. Y.;Philadelphia, Pa., December 29-31, 1919. National Associated Schools of Scientific Business:W. N. Ferris, Big Rapids, Mich.: 13. IL Travis, Bit Rapids, Mich.; Big Rapids, Mich. -. Notional Association for the Study and Educationof Exceptional Children: Theodore Stempfel, apolis, Ind.; M. P. E. Grossmann, N.J. National Assioctation of Aocrelited Commercial Schools:B. F. Williams, Des Moines, Iowa: 13. E. V. Porter, Jamestown, N. V.: Chicc.go, Ill., December 29, 1019. National Association of Corporation Schools: W.W. Kincaid, Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Lee Galloway, 20 Vevey St., New York, N. Y.: New York, N. Y., 1 920. WM, Jr., New ()Timms, La.: C. C. Allen,1024 r. eat loth National Association ofDental Wallace St., Kansas City. Mo.: prohally BOSI011, Mass., 11120 National Association of Directors of EducationalResearch: B. R. Buckingham, University of Cleveland, Ohio, February urbane, Ernest J. Ashbaligh, Universii y of Tows, TOWS City, Iowa: 20, 1920, with the Department of Superintendence.Nahanni Education .%ssookition. National Association of 'flab School Supervisors andInspectors: C. D. Kingsley, State Board of Educa- tion, Boston, Man.; J. J. Didoocf, George l'eabodycoileatillipr Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.; Cleveland, Ohio, February, 1920, with the Department ofSupelintentience, National Education Association. ational Association pf PenmanshipSupirviaora: Lonna R. Rovick, Muskegon, Mich.: Lloyd W. Hunt. Spencerlan Business College, Cleveland, Ohio; Chicago,RE, December 26-30, 1919. Public Schools: IL B. Rose, Pro,d Nat Association of School Accounting and Business Officials of dence, R. I.; Goorge F. Womrath, 303 City Hall, Minneapolis,Minn.: Minneapolis, M inn ., May 18- 20,1910 National Association of School Building Ofilcials:C. W. Headman, Board ofEducation,Cincinnati, Ohio; R. )f. Milligan, Board of Education, St. Loth,Mo.; Rochester, N. V., November 18, 1919. National Association of Secondary School Prhicipals: W. A. Bailey,Kansas City, Kans.: H. V. Church, Cicero, Ill.; Cleveland, Ohio, February, 1920. National Association of Slate Supervisors and Inspectors of RuralSchools: C. C. Swain, Minneapolis.- Afhm.; Julia B. Stone, Topeka, Kans.; Cleveland, Ohio,'Febntary, 1920, with the Deportment of SuPerintandence, National Education Association. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.

National Association of State Universities In the United States of .k metica: T. I). Boyd, Louisiana State University, Baton nOtigt. La.: Frank L. McVey. University of Kentacky, Lexidlgton. Ky. National Association of Teachers' Agencies: W. W. Andrews, 81 Chapel St., Albany, N. Y.A.P. God. dant, 19 South La Salle St., Chicago, 111.; Cleveland, Ohio, February, 1920, with the Departmentof Suixwintandenoe, National Education Association. Nat ional Association of Teachers in Colored Schools: John If. Gandy, Petersburg, Va.; SUasX. Floyd, 102512th St., Augusta, Ga.; Baltimore, Md., July 2s-30, 1920. National Association of Teachers of Speech: C. Ir. Woolbert. University of Illinois. Urbane,III.; Bess Baker, Proviso, Ill.; probably Chicago. ill. December. 11420. National Association of Visiting Teachers: Jane F. Culbert, 4 Wost 40th St, New York, N. V.: Emma o. Case, 311 Ifunicipal 11uitdinc, Itochoster, N. Y. National Child Labor Committee: Felix .idler, :11 Central Park \Vest, New York, N. Y.;Owen R. Love. Joy, 105 East 22d St., New York, N. Y. National Child Welfare Association, lnc.: 11. Wadtailms, Criminal Court Building, New York, N. Y.; Charles F. Powlison, 7t Fifth tee New York, N. National Collegiate Athletic Association: Palmer E. Piero., Camp Upton, N. Y.; Frank W.Nicolson, Wesleyan University, Middletown, Conn.; New l'm k. N. Y., December 30, 1919. Nat ionalCommercial Teachers' Federation: James('. Bled, Whitowater, Wis.; Otis 1.. Trenary,Kenosha, ' Wis.; Chicago, ill., December 29-31, 1910. National Committee for the Teaching of Citizenship: Thomas M. Balliet, 32 Waverly Place,New York, N. Y.; Harry II. Moore, 1659 Newton St., NW., Washington, L. C. National Committee on Mat henuit iml Re.; oircrnent s: Chairman, J. W. Young, DartmouthCollege, Ilan. over. N. H.; John A. Foberg, 38181 North Tripp Ave., Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, III., April 2324, 1820. National Community Center Association: John Collier. 70 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.; E. 1..Burchard, 1415 East 07th St., Chicago, National Conference Committee on Standards of Colleges and Secondary Schools 0. D.°his, Amherst College, Amherst, Mass.: Frank W. Nieolson. Wesleyan University, Middletown,Conn.; New York, N. V., March, 192n. National Conference of Deans of Women: lira. Kathryn S. MacLean, Ohio WesleyanUniversity, Dela. ware, Ohio; Anne Dielley Blitz, 54/0 West 121st St.,. New York, N. Y.; Cleveland, Ohio, February, 1920, with the Department of Superintendence', National Education Association. National Conference of Music Supervisory Hollis Dann, Cornell University. Ithaca, N.Y.: Elizabeth Pratt, 4337.01aryland SI., St. Louis, Mn.; l'hiladelphia, Pa., March, 11420. National Conference on the Education of Truant, Backward, Dependent, and DelinquentChildren: ors. Amy F. Everall, Lancaster, Mass.; Henry F. Moore, Monroe, La. National Council of Aihninistrative Women in Education: Ada Van StoneHarris, South School, Pitts. burgh, Pa.; Mrs. Mary D. Bradford, Kenosha, Wis :Cleveland, Ohio, February25-28, 0120. National Council of Geography Teachers: Albert P. Brigham, Colgate University,Hamilton, N.Y.; George J. Miller,'Stato Normal School, Mankato, Minn.; St. Louis, Mo., Christmas liblidays, National Council of Normal School Presidents and Principals: Thomas W. Butcher,State Nirmal College, Emporia, bans.; Charles II. Cooper, State Normal School, Mankato, Minn.;'probablyCleceland, February, 1920. National Council of Primary Education; Ella Victoria Dobbs, University of Missouil,Columbia, Mo.: Sec- retaryship vacant; Cleveland, Ohio, February 24,1920. National Council ,,f Teachers in Day Schools for the Deaf: Frances Wet tsteln, 23434th St ., Milwaukee, Wis.; Clara E. Newlee, Parker Practice School, Chicago. Ill.; June, Iran, withthe American Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech to the Deaf. National Council of Teackers of English: J. F. MAR, 000 West 69th St.,Chicago, 111; W. Wilber Hat Chicago Normal College, Chicago, Ill.; Chicago, Ill., November 25-27,1920. National Education Association: Mn. i Josephine C. Preston, Olympia,Wash.; James W. Crabtroe, 100 Massachusetts Ave., Washington, D. C.; Salt Lake City, Utah, July4-10,1920. National Educe ion Association,,Department of Superintendent*: E. U. Graft,Indlanapolle, lad.: Miss ' Chart Williams, Memphis, Tenn.; Cleveland, Ohio, February 23-28,1920. National Education Association, National Council of Education: Homer H.Seerley, State Normal School, Cedar Falls, Iowa; Adelaide 8. Baylor, Federal Board for VocationalEduoation,Washington, DX.; Cleve- land, Ohio, February, 1920. National Educators' Conservation Society: Charles L. Bristol, New YbrkUniversity, New York, N. Y.; Noma+ Gray, 1013 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.; January, 1920. National Federation of College Women: Mrs. Myra K. Miller, 100 CentralPark South, New York, N. Y.; Mrs. F. W. Seymour, Chicago, Ill. National Federation of Modern Language Teachers: W. B. Snow, EnglishHigh School, Boston, Mass.; C. H. Handschin, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio; will the NationalEducation Association, 1931. National Federation of State Education Associations: Charles B.Foos, Beading, Pa.; John P. Everett, Kalamazoo, Mich.; Cleveland, Ohlo, February, 1520, with the Departmentof Superiatendenoo, National Education Association. 142563°-20--2 10 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, W19-2). PART 7.

National Kindergarten Association: Bradley Martin, ft West 40th Rt., New YorkN. Y.; Been* Loeb, 8 West 40th St., New York, N. Y. National Leogne of Compulsory Esineation Officials: Henry J. Gideon OS=Gary Bt., Philadelphia. Pe.; Arthur F. Lederle,S3 East Grand Rimer, Detroit, Mich.; Chicago, Ill., November. 1920. National League of Nursing Education: 8. Lillian Clayton, Philadelphia General Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa.; Laura R. Logan, Cincinnati General Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio; Atlanta, Ga., Juno, 1920. National League of Teacher-Mothers: Ella Prances Lynch, Bryn Mawr, Pa. National Lague of Teachers Associations: Cornelia S. Adair, 1808 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va.; Josephme If. Halloran. 2s22 A East Broad St., Richmond, Va.; with the National Education Association. National Research Council, Division of Edtmtional Relations: Vernon Kellogg, Stanford Universit y. Albert L. Barrows, 1201 16th St. , Washington, D. C. - National Society for Brooder Education:. Guy farlton,lass, 85 West. 44th St., New-York, ;H. H. langsdori, 1611 West High St ., Carlisle. Pa.; New York, N. Y., January 7, 1920. National Society for tI Stasi y and Correction of Speech Disorders: W. B. Swift. 110 Bay State Rued, Bos- ton : M. R. Enniklio. l In lay State Road, Boston. Mass. National Society (Denbo Study of Education: J. C. thorn, State Normal School, St. Cloud, Min.; Guy; if Whipple, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Micfi.; Cleveland, Ohio.February, 1920, walnhe D.,. pettmeni of Superintendence, }stational Education Association. National Society for Vocational Education: David Snedden,' Teacher, College, Columbia1.niverslo , New York, N. Y.; Seeretaryship vacant: Chicago, III., February 19-21, 1920. National Society of College Teachers of Education: Frank P. Graves, University of Pennsylvania, Phila. delphia, Pa.; Guy M. Wilson, IOW* State College, Ames, Iowa; Cleveland, Ohio, February, 1920. National Speech Arts Association: Charles M. Holt, 60 South 11th St., Minneapolis; Minn.;te..

a. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 11

School Board Members' Association, 33 East Vitt, New York, N.Y.: Secretor) , Henry S. Chapin; New, York, N. Y., January 19, 1920. School Garden Association of America: Graoe M. Shileril, Augusta, Me.; E. F Murphy, Richmond,Ind.; Cleveland, Ohio, February, 1920, with the Depan ent of Superintendence, National EducationAsso- eat ion. Socit6 Nationale des Professeurs Francois: Auguste George, 100 St. Nicholas Ave., New York,N. Y.; Eugene MI:doubler, Adelphi College, Brooklyn, N. V.; New York, N. Y., Octobect, 1819. Society for American Fellowships in French Uniyersities: C. A. Collin, 120 Broadway, New York,N. Y.; I. L. Kandld, 570 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education: Arthur M. Greene, Jr., RenssalearPolytechnic Insti- tute, Troyf.N. V., F. L. Bishop, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, , June, 1920. Society of Directirs of Physical Education its Colleges: Edwin louver. Rochester,N. Y.; I). B. Reed, University of Clucago, Chicago. Ill.: Chicago. Ill.. about December '29. 1920. Southern Association of College Women: Mary L. Ilailmess, Newcomb College, NewOrleans, La.; Mrs. Charles Spencer, 79.) Cengr.St., Birmingham, A la.. April, Southern Baptist Education Associat ion: Rufus W. Weaver, Macon, (Is.; Albert R. Bond,ltd 8th Ave., N., Nashville, Tenn.; Nashville, Tenn, January 14,1920. Southern Commission on Accredited Schools: L. L. Friend. ('harleston. W. Va.; HarryClark, University of Tennessee, Nashville. Tenn.; November. 1020. Southern Commission on Hither Institutions: Bert h. Young, Nastivilie, Tenn.: 11. D.Campbell, Wash- ington and Lee University. Lexington, \'e.: November. 1920 Southern Conference of Teachers of English: Maurice Fulton. Davidson, N. C.; JamesJames M. Gn!inger, Farm- ville, Va. . . Southern Education Society: J. P. McConnell, East Radford, Va.; A. P. Bourland,1707 Kilbourne Place, Washington, D. C. Southern Home Economicsitssociat ion: Mary E. Creswell, University of Georgia,Athens, (Ia.; Susie.- Powell, Agricultural College, Miss. Southern Industrial Educational Association: C. C. Calhoun, 816 EvansBuilding, Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Augusta S. Stone, 12A eonneeticut Ave., Washington, 1). C.; Washington, 1).C. Universal Military Training League: President, Howard 11. Gross, 1322 FirstNational Bank Building, Chicago, Ill. University Commission on Southern Race questions: Jysiah Morse, Columbis,8. C.; ,W. M. llunley, Lexington, Va. Vocational Education Association of the Middi*West: Charles A. Bennett, Plena,Ill.; Leonard -W.

Wahlstrom, 1711 Estes Ave., Chicago. III.; Chicagt?', Ill., February 19-21, 1920. . Vocational OuidanoeAssociation of the United .States: John M. Brewer,HarvardUniversity, Cambridge, Mass.; Russell Allen, 261 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Western Arts Association: Jeanette Buckley, Art Institute, Chicago, III.; L. R.Abbott, Grand Rapids, Mich.; May, 1;29 . Western Association of College Teachers of Education: H. G. Lull, Emporia, Kans.;B. E. MoProud, Uni- versity Place, Nebr.; Kansas City, Mo., December 26-27, Brio. WOMett'S Educational and Industrial Union: Mrs. Renton Whidden, 170 IvySt., Brookline, Mass.; Ellea- beth W. Schermerhorn, 264 Boylston St., Boston, Mass.; Boston, Mass., November4, 1919. Women's Intercollegiate Association for Student Government: Margaret Disent.Wilson College, Clambers- burg; Pa.: Dorothy W. Smith, Ii ryn Mawr College. Bryn Mawr, Pa. Y. M. C. A. Educational SOCTPLOTte5 Association: Maynard A. Clemens, Y. M. C.A., Baltimore, Md.;It. It. Blaokney, Y. M. C. A., Buffalo, N. Y.; Detroit, Mich., November 17-22, 1919.

2. State. Alabama: Alabama Educational Association: W. C. Griggs, :adsden: P. W. Hodges, 505-508JetTerson County pink Butldutg, Birmingham. Alliffatua History Teachers' .Association: N. 11. Bastian, Jacksonville; JohnB. Clark, Department of Education. Montgomery; with Alabama Educational Association. Alabama Rome Economics Association: Sara Bandy, Athens; Evelyn Herrington,Glenwood Ave., Glens Falls, N. Y.; Montevallo, January 30-31,1920. Alabama Sunday School Association: M. M. McCall, Opelika: Leon C. Palmer,Montgomery: Selma, April 27-29, 1920. Association of Alabama Colleges: C. C. Daniels, Southern College, Birmingham; JamesJ. Bolster, University; probably April, 1920. Association of English Teoehers of Alabama: M. Aline Bright, Mot Ile; t`ra V. Cowan. 90 'sextetAve., Mobile. Arizona: Arizona State Teachers' Association: Secretary, C. Louise Doehringer, Phoenix; Tucson.Spring. 1330, Arkansas: Arkansas State Teachers' Association: A. R. 1,Ittle Rock; Annie O. tiriffey, 3110 Battery St., Little Rock: l91920.PART 7. 12 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY,

California: Cox, City Hall, Oakland; A. H. Chamberlain,Monad- California Council of Education: E. Morris neck Building, San Francisco. Northrup, Clilifornia Federation of School Women'sClubs: Margaret Burke. San Francisco; Plate San Mateo. F.. K Safford, Oakland; E. 0. Gridley.Fremont high Oxliforn la High School Teachers' Association: School, Oakland. Sofia N. Neustadt, 19 Hamilton Plasm,Oakland; Wil- California Music Teachers' Amociation: Mrs. liam W. Carruth, 2s24 13th Ave., Oakland;San Diego, July, 1920. E. Gertrude Cook, 220 Santa Tom Ave., sanMateo: California State Association of Teachers of English: Jose: Sao Francisco. Irene Alexander, 59 South Filth St., Ran Pen Mateo." California Teachers' Association. Bay. Section:II. It. Wilson, Berkeley: W L. clasooek, Coast Section: Raymond B. [.eland, 432South 12th St , California Teachers' Assteclatron, Central San Jose; G. A. Bond, Santa ('rim Section: Ella 0. Mccleary. Sutler (.raminarSchool seen, Califarnin Teachers' Association. Northern Hall.Sacramento. mento: Mrs. Minnie R. o'Nell, City Moire, State Normal School, law California Teachers' Association, SouthernSection:Ernest High %bon!, Ise Angeles: Ix* Angelina, Doxerther15-tis. 1919. Angelo,. A. E. Wilson, Manual Colorado: Colorado Education Voirwsation. Anna I,Forts.. Denver: H. B. Smith. 212 Century I tenter. Helen Shoe-Smith, 1 mover: Denver. 'Colorado Mathematical *islet yIra M. lie Long, Holder: Connecticut: secretaryship vacant:, Now Haven and Connecticut Arts Association'E. W. Hn4e1tott ,:roamvich. Hartford, October 24, 1913). M. !taster. 57 Farmington Ate.,Hertiord. Annie Connecticut Rome Economic, Association:Ili:ism 1. Robertson, 219 Church St., Hart ford.()ember. IsPi. Stanley R. Holmes. Now Britain: S. P.Willard. Colchester; Cenneetkilt State Touters' Association: Hartford, New Hazen, Norwich rind Norwalk,neloher 24, 11110. M. Purdue, 133 Center St., Wrist Haven;Mrs. Emma F.. Connecticut State Teachers' League Janet Make, 192 York Square, New Haven;probably May, 1920. Public Schools: VImer IL Havens, 909Clinton Ave. Connecticut Superintendents' Assexiation of Bridgeport; 'Toward S. Challenger, ass Noble Ave ,Bridgeport . Frederick J. Tender. Capitol. HartfordEverett D. Connect'cut Trade Educators' Association: Packard, Itox 392, Stamford: Stamford, March12.11, ri2n. District of Columbia: Alvin W. Miller, Federal Schoolmen's (flub: Stephen E.Kramer, 1724 Killiceime Place, Washington: 1, 1919. 3010 Dumbarton Are., Washington: Washington, November Washington: Dorothea V. High School Teachers' Association:ileorge A. Ross, Central High School, Sharmarir,rentrat High Splopt, Washington; Washington,January a, 1920. White Schools: Henry W. Draper. 1453 FairmontSt.. Washing- Principals' Ass:sciation at the i;raded Washington. ton; II. F. Lowe, Lenox School, Pt. NW., Waehington; Haley O. Douglass,Ms A St. NE., School Club: (1. Darld Houston, 171ST Washington: Washington, October 11, 1919. Florida: Florida Educational Association: A. L.Monroe, Miami; R. L. Turner. Invornate. Caroline M. Brevard, Tallahassee: Ends MayWilliams, 209 Florida History Teachers' Association: West Ashley St., Jacksonville. Georgia: Association: M. L. Brit tain, Stitt* Capitol, Atlanta;N. L. Diqgaii, Georgia County School Officials Clayton; Macon, May 1, 1920. MIlledgmIlle; Macon, Oen% Kdneational Association: T.H. Garrett, Augusta; Kyle T. Athlete', about May I, 1920. J. S. Stewart, Athens;IL H. Robertson, Cos ing- Georgia State High School Teachers'Association: ton: Athens, June, 1920. Silas X. Floyd, GeorgM State Teechers' Association: W.D. Thomas. Industrial Collage, Savannah; Augusta. Idaho: , Bolas; Boise. Idaho State Twill' Association: J. J. Rae,Burley: Ivy M. Vilsoa, Court Holum, Knox Ca:allege, Oaleeairg; E. E. Rail,North-Western Federatton of Illinois Colleges: H. F.. (41111th, College, Naperville; Carthage, April 26-77, 1920. Ilitnois: Chairmiva of Conference Coinnuttee,Horace A. Rol - Rigli School Confirms, University of November 20-22, 1919. lister, Urdversity of minds, Urbana; Urbana, University of Illi- Maids Association of Towbar' of English:J. 0. BuD, Abingdon; E. C. Baldwin, nois, Urbino. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONALORGANIZATIONS. 13 IllinoisContinued. Illinois City 8upenntendents' Association: R. O.Stoops, Joliet;I. M. Allen, Springfield: Urbana, October 30-31, V.19. Illinois Manual Arts Association: A. G. 11111, RockIsland; Miss Snow, Univerifty of Chicago, Cttlosgo; Rock Island, February, 1920. . Illinois State Association of Primary Supervisorsand Heads of City Training Schools: !Celle Haley. Danville; Pearl They, Belville: Decatur, May 10-11,1920. Illinois State School Board Association: R. II. Brown, 1920. Rockford; Mrs. O. A. Stover, Oak Park: Moline, Illinois State Teachers' Association: Cyrus S. Grove,Freeport; Robert C. Moore, Car Irnville; Spring. field, December 29-31. 1919. Schoolmasters' Club of Illinois: I M. Allen. Springfield: Anthony Middleton, 221 Arthur Ave., Peoria: Peoria, February 6-7, 1920. Indiana: . Association of Indiana Industrial Teachers. Paill WCovert, Manual Training High School, Indian. %wolfs: Ii. W. Robert, Anderson: Indianapolis. probably October 30 to November 1, 1919. Indiana Association of Psychology and Education: II.Lester Smith, Bloomington; Flora Wilbur, Fort Waves': Indianapolis, Octoiwr 30 to Ninemiwr I, 1919! Indiana Association of Teachers of English: Rosa M. R.Mike's, Shortridge High School, Indianapolis; Lillian 1'. Chamfers. Newcastle: Indianapolis, October,1919. Indiana City and Town Superintendents' Association: W. A. Denny, Anderson; W. C. Goble, Hope: Indianapolis, February 5-7, lirAi, Indiana City Superintendents' Research Club: W. A.Denny, Anderson; W. C. Goble, Hope; Indian. spoils, February, 1920. Indiana History Teachers' Association: HarriettePalmer, Franklin; ("harks H. Money, Manual Training High School, Indlimipolis. Indiana Home Frononthet Association: Mary I.. Matthews,Purdue University, Lafayette; Geraldine Hadley, Purdue University. Lafayette: Lafayette,January, 1970. Indiana Music Teachers' Association! Ralph C. Sloane, mond. Richmond; A. V. Westlake, 14dand; Rich- Indiana state Kindergarten .%sswint ion: FlitsA. Blaker, Ititilanispolis: Mary Africa, Indianapolis. Indiana St ate Science Teachers' Association: B. F. Kelly, apoli,, October, 1919. Richmond; sebretaryslup vacant; Indian. Intlistia State Teachers' A.s.socialein: Mrs. F. E. Moon.North N'emorst/C. 0. Williams. Richmond. Intii11111 University, Conference on Educational Measurements(under direction of Bureau of Cooper- ative Research, Indiana University. Bloomington): Meeting, Iowa: Bloomington, May 5-7, 1910. gilt Iowa Association of Mathematic.; Teachers. r. F. Watson,Parsons College, Fairfield; Ira S. Condit, Iowa slate Teachers College, Cedar Falls: Des 'Moines,. ember 7, 1919. 4 Iowa Association of Science Teachers: Allan Peterson, E High Sehobl, Des Moines; Frances Church, East high School, Des Moines: Des Moines, Novembe4-6, 1923. . Iowa Association of Teachers of English: F. C. Erni own City: Charles F. Pyr; 407 Youngerman Building, Des Moines: Des Moines, November 6-8, 19 Iowa College Presidents' Association: J. H. T. Main,Grinnell College, Grinnell; 7. W. Campbell, Simp-on College, Indianola; Iles Moines. lows Home Economies Association: Mary E. Haight,Cedar Rapids; Cora Miller, Ames; Des Moines, November 0-8, 1919. Iowa Society of Social Science Teachers: C. W. Meyerhols,Cedar Falls; Martha Butchinson,2912 Uni. versity Ave., Des Moines; lies Moines, November 5-8, 1919. I _ Iowa State Federation of Teachers' elute+ : TheodoreCarstensen, Clinton; Florence Brecht, Cedar Rapids; Des Moines, November 7, 1919. Iowa State Teachers' Association/ Fred D. Cram,Mason eity:Charles F. Pye, ail Youngerman Budd log, Des Moines. Kansas: Golden Belt F:ducational Association: L. Christiansen, 1920. Hays; secretaryship vacant; Bays. March 5-7, Kansas Association of Mathematics Teachers: T. E.Mergendohl, Emporia; J. A. O. Shirk, Pittsburg. Kansas Association of Teachers of EnglElb: Carmle Wolfe,Topeka; Charlotte M. Leavitt, Washbuns College, Topeka; Topeka, November, 1919. Kansas History Teadbers' Association: Mary Alice Whitney,827 Market St., Emporia; .Maria R. Wood, 1331 Vermont St., Lawrence; Topeka, NovrImber,1919. Kansas State Kindergarten Association: AnneBingham, 1225 Merchant St., Emporia; Ruth'Soott, Osborne; Topeka, November 6-8, 1919. Kansas State Teachers' Association: J. 0. Ball, ilutchinson; F.L. Pinet, Topeka; Topeka, Salina, (...\Wichita, sact Pittsburg, November S-S, 1919. II 14 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1919-2A.PART 1. 4 _Kentucky: Aasociation of Kentucky Colleges and Universities Frank L., McVey, Lexington; Frank L. Rainey, Ol.nyllle;I rxind on. December I 1919. Keiuciry Educational Association: It. P. Green, Howling Green: 11. E. Williams., 4918 Southern Parkway. Louisville Louisville. April 20-23. 1720. Kentucky Music Teachers' Association: Anna C. Goff, Lexington; Flora M. Sericite, 734 Fourth Ave., Louisville; I.oulsrille. April, 1920. Louirdana: Lour,iiina t'ouncil of l.ricat ion: AIt. Dinaiddie, Tultine rniversity, New orleans; (1. Baton Rouge. Louisiana Itoieasional Tear hers I eactire 2 M Smith, 'inton; It. Reagan, Hog HI, Alexandria Loutdana State Araociation of English Teachers: A. C. Reed, h:ci Boyd Ave., Baton Rouge; seer, taryship %wan) . Louisiana Teachers' Association' A. J. Caldwell, shreveport:I..3. Albman, Ntitehtioehe.: New Orleans, April. 1920. Maine: Maine Connell of Teachers of English: W 11. I mvis, linusotick; Edna Cornforth, Auburn; Portland, October 23 or 30. mr.i. Maine Teachers' Association: Frank E. Me(louldnek, Bar Harbor. tIlenn '-turkey. Maryland: Maryland Couneil of Teachers of Yingli: Henry N. WCSt. state Normal seltool. Towson.Andrew Krug, Baltimore file College, Baltimore; Baltimore, December, 1919. Maryland IListory Teachers' Association:l atlierino J. l;allagher, toucher l'o(lege, Baltimore. 1,aora J. Cairnes, Western High School, I taltimore; Bali inoire: Maryland State Teachers' Association: David E. Weglein. tVirtern High School,Baltimore; )41101 W. Caldwell, Elkton; Baltimore, December 29 31. 1919. Massachusetts: Harvard Teacher,' As,ociat ion: John W. Wood, jr., 3a7 Harvard Si.. Cambridge; GeorgeF. Jobli,on, Harvard University, Cambridge; Cambridge, March 12,.1920. Hugh School Masters Club of Massachuset ts toward Conant. lligh School, Elnlyoke. John W di, Ins, 21) Main Street Park, Malden; Boston, March, 19211. Massachusetts Public School Janitors Association: Edward A Moore, Forest Hills;Wallace C. 'Clime, 2 Tilton St., NOV Bedford, Fall III ver, July, 1920. Massachusetts Schoolmasters' Club: Jeremiah E. Burke. Mason st.,Roston: Leonard iatt.,o, ii4gaton, October, 1919. . Massachusetts State Normal Teachers' orbmitation. Joseph A. Pitznau, salmi,M. Harriet 4 V inrhoar St., Worcester; Bridgewater, Sept emlor 9, 1920. Massachusetts State Superintendents' AssociatIon: Frank C. Johnson, Ayer: F t 'tingdon, No1:111141111. Ion; Roston, fall, 1910. Massachnsetts Towbars' Aroodatkes: Robert It. Smell, Boston, Edward If Clarke,Winthrop, pro. ton, November 13-15, 1920. Massachusetts Teachers' Federation: Henry H. Rants. Lowell, ErnstMukechnie, Zia Elio St .. West Somerville; ('ambridge, October Pi, 1919. 'Putts College Teachers' Herbert I1. Bitty, High School, le ,,i011; Edwin A. Shaw, Tolls College; Tufts College, I Ictober, 1919. Michigan: Conference on Educational Measurements (Deihrtment of Cooperative Research,Detroit,Mich.): Burton A. Barns, 132 Montgomery St., Detroit; (Image Birks= 982Hurlbut St Detroit; Detroit, May 7, 1920. Michigan Abociation of School Superintendents and School Board Member,.Robert Barber, Highland Park; H. C. Daley, Highland Park; Ann Arbor, about April 2, IVA.. Michigan Schoolmasters' Club: Charles Mc Kerry, Michigan StateNotibal College, Ypellantl; Louis P. Jocelyn;645 South Division St., Ann Arbor; Ann Arbor, about April 1, 1920. Michigan State Federation of Teachers' Club,: Edwin I.. Miller,Northwestern High school. Detroit; Lib E. Fyan, Northeastern High School, Detroit; Ibtrolt, October 28-10,1919. Michigan State Borne Economics Association: Mary F. Baldwin, 638East Fulton SI. Grand Rapids; Allele M. Cimmer, W Maple St., Battle Creek; Detroit, October 30,31, 1919. Michigan State Teachers' Assardation: T. J. Knapp, Highland Park; JohnP. Everett, Eatametoo. Upper Peninsula Educational Association: T. W. Clem°, Manistious;Gilbert L. Brown, Marquette; Marquette, October 16-17, 1919. Minnesota: Minnesota Educational Association: E. A. Freeman. Rapids; W. IL Blesphard, North High School, Minneapolis; Minneapolis, November 5-81919. Minnesota Educational Abodatien of School Board bets: Mrs. II, Witherstlne, Rochester; H. W. , ter, Slayton; Minneapolis, November 6-8, 1919. Minnesota Home Economics Association: Esther Moran, The Abeideep Hotel, Ht. Paul; Ruth Snell, 403 Dewey Ave, St. Paul. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 15 Minnesota Continued. Minnesota Music Teachers' Association: James Lang, 500 Metropolitan Music Building, St. Paul; John Jaeger, 1648 Blair St., St. Paul; Minneapolis, June, 1920.

Scandinavian language Teachers' Association: J. T. Seller, 3204 Portland Aye, Minneapolis; E. Pauline Fassett, 914 13th Ave., South, Minneapolis. Mississippi: Mississippi Classical Association: D. M. Key. Jackson. F.mtnet to Mire. Forest; Jackson, *y I, 1920. Mississippi Teachers' Association: F. D. Mellen, Agricultural College; H. L. hieCleskey! Hattiesburg; May, 1920. Missouri: Missouri College Union: B. U. Otting, St. Louis Prilversity. St. Louk: T. Berry Smith.central College, Fayette; Cameron, November, 1920. Missouri Society of Teachers of English: Genes ipso .kpgar, Harris Teachers' College, St. Louis; Hillier, McC. Burrowos, Park College, Parkville; Kansas City, November 5-7, 1920. Missouri Society of Teachers of History and tiovernmeat: R. V. Harman, Kansas City; J. E. Wrench, Columbia. Missouri Society of Teachers of Mathematics and Science: 0. M. Stewart, Columbia; It. F. Finkel, Springfield; St. bOULS, November 6-S, 1919. Missouri State Negro Teachers' Association:11. 117 Cole, Simmons School, St. Louis; C. G. Williams, Boonville: St. Louis, Nov ember i 3, 1919. Missouri State Teachers' A ociat ion : George Melcher, Kansas City; E. M. Carter, Columbia. Montana: Montana State Council of English Teachers: Bruce E. Millikin, High School, Butte; George ft .t.ofTman, Unit iTsity of Montana, Itfisst6ila; Helena, November 24-26, 1919. Montana State Teachers' Association: 0. A. Ketcham, Missoula; L. It. Foote, Helena; 11614-us, Novem- ber 24-26, 1919. Nebraska: Nebraska History Teachers' Association: Guernsey Jones, University'of Nebraska, Lincoln;Margaret Davis, 1712E St., Lincoln; oinalia, November 7-7, 1919. Nebraska Home Economics Association: Mrs. W. W. Burr, 351 North 31st St., Lincoln: FlorenceDonn, Lincoln; Lincoln. Nebraska Music Teachers' Association: Henry 0. Cox, 3320 Dewey Ave., Omaha; Edith Miller,'3411 Burt St., Omaha; Omaha, probably April, 1920. Nebraska Schoolmasters' Club: Jesse M. Newlon, Lincoln; Harry E. Braeford, UniversityFarm, Nebraska State Teachers' Association: A. J. Stoddard, Beatrice; H. 0. Sutton, Kearney. Nebraska Women's Educational Club: Sara Muirs, Lincoln; Jeanie Adams, Lincoln; Omaha. Nevada: Nevada State Educational Association,it. D. Billinghurst, Remo; Maude Frazier, Sparks. New Hampshire: New Hampshire Practical Arts Club: L. E. Ryder, 34 Prospect St., Manchester; JosephineEmery, Tilton; Manchester. October 24, 1919. New Hampshire State Teachers' Association: Norman J. Page, Woodsvllle; Luella A.DIckerman, Concord; Manchester, October 17, 1919. New Jersey: Association of Teachers of English of New JIrsey: Charles 0. Osgood, Princeton University, Princeton; D. V. Thompson, Lawrenceville; New Brunswick, October 1$, 1919. Council of Education of the State of New Jersey: Henry W. Foster, South Orange; J. HowardEfulsart, Dover: October 24-25, 1919. New Jersey Physical Education Association: Rand II D. \Virden, Newark; F. W. Maroney,State House, Trenton; Newark, December 12-13, 1920. New Jersey Science Teachers' Association: Merton C..eonard, Jersey City; Carl J. Llunkins, South Side High School, Newark; Nose Brunswick, probe ly October, 1919.. New Jersey State Teachers' Association: Alexander J. (Bennie, Newark; Henry I. Neal, Phillipsburg; Atlantic City, December 29-31, 1919. Vocational Arta Association of New Jersey: William itWard, ((33 Cartaret Ave., Trenton; James E. Gaffney, 201 South Victoria Ave., Atlantic City. New Mexico: New Mexico Association for Science: John I), Clark, Albuquerque; 1.. A.Higley, State CollemA Ibti- querque, November 24-27, 1919. New Mexico Educational Association: Isabel L. Eckles, Silver City; Jo Milne, Albuquerque; ASKu. querque, November l2-26, 1919. New York: cultural Teachers' and Principals' As;ociation: Prof. Trowbridge,Pu I; Garland A. Bricker, Syracuse University, Syracuse; Ithaca, August, 1920. - Academic Principals: B. D. McCormick, Springville; EdwardP. Smith, North Tonawanda; Syracuse, December 29.31,1919. Association of Colleges of the State of New York: Booth C. Davie, Alfredtnlvereity, Alfred; 4ligustue S. Donning, State Education Department, Albany; Albany, October,1919. 16 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1919-20. PART 7,

New York Copt inued. New York State Association of District Superintendents: N. D.11reen, Liverpool; Ruth Johnson, Port. leyden; Syracuse, January, IWO. New York State Association of English Teachers: F.. B. Richards, Albany; T. W. Traible,Utica Free Academy, Utica; Rochteter, November 2.5-26, 1920 New York State Council of City School Superintendent,: Elbert W. Griffith, Glens Falls; GeorgeM. Elmendorf,FIerkimer; Troy, October 14-15, 1919. New York State Council of Elementary School Principals and Teachers: Nathaniel G. West, Rochester; Mary L. Ludwig, 502 Hickory St., Buffalo. New York State History Teachers' Association: Edward P. Smith, North Tonawanda; Clarenoe Hewitt, Central High School, Syracuse; Albany, November 25, 1919. New York State Hygiene and Physical Education Association: Lewrende S. Hill. CityHall, Albany; Edith M. Walker, Symms* University, Syracuse; Albany, November 25-26, 1919. New York State Modern Language Association: J. It. E. Jonas, 529 West 179th St., New York ; ArthurG. Host, Troy High School, Troy; Albany, November 25-25, 1919. New York State Science Teachers' Association: Harry A. Carpenter, West Eigh School,Rochester; Edward E. Ford, West High School, Rochester: Albany, November 2526, 1919. New York State Teachers' Association: Judson st Wright, Falconer; R. A. Searing, NorthTongWarldg: Albany, November 24 -211. 1919. North Carolina: Association of Teachers of Secondary Mat hemat les: Cora Strong, State College for Women,Greensboro; W. W. Ranldn, Jr., Chapel Hill; Greensboro, February, 1920. North Carolina Association of City Superintendents: H P. Harding, Charlotte; neorttarywhip'seam; Raleigh, November.26-28, 1919. North Carolina Association of Geography Teacher,: 1e. Griffin, Shelby; Collier Cobb, Chapel Chapel Hill, July 24, 1920. North Carolina Educational Association: Julia Dameron. Warrenton; Mildred Harrington,Vanillas.; Raleigh, November, 1919. North Carolina Sunday School Association: Gilbert T. Stephenson. Winston-Salem; J.Walter Ling, Greensboro; Oreeraborn, November 29-30, 1919 North Carolina Teachers' Assembly: R. H. Latham, Winston-Salem; A. T. Allen.Raleigh. North Dakota" City Superintendents' Associplon of North Dakota. P. S. llerg. Dickinson;Nelson Sauvain. I ievils lake: Minot, November 6, 1919. North Dakota Council of geography Teachers: J. F.. siwitzer. Valley lit y; IluidahI. Mussed. Minot; Minot, November, 1919. North Dakota Education Association: R. M. Slack, Fillendale. W. F.Parsons, Ittsmarek Minot. No- vember 5-7, 1919. Ohio: Association of Ohio Teachers of Mathematics and Sc.ience: J, C Boleti. 35 Margaret sr..Thsyt on: R. M. Beatty, Ohlo State University, (-nimbi* Columbus. Conference of Ohio College Presidents and Pions: .I, K. Montgomery, MuskingumCollege, New Concord; Helen Smith, Western Reserve university, Cleveland; Columbus, pr.beltig A pri I 1, 1920. League of Teachers' Associations: F. W. Englehard t Cinctnnal is R. 0. West,Lakewood. Ohio Association of English Teachers: C. E. Thomas, 1924 Delaware Are.,Norwood; Ethel N. Par- river, East Technical High School, Cleveland; Columbus, December20,1919. Ohio College Association: W. E. IIenders.on, Ohio State University,Columbus; T. Bruce Birch. i 115 North Fosmtaln Ave., Springfield; Colnmlnis, April 2-3, 11120. Ohio History Teachers' Association: Kenneth Scott Latourette, DenisonUniversity, t I ran011. Carl Wlttke, Ohio State University, Columbus; Columbia, October, 1919. 1. Ohio Home Economics Association: Mary F., Parker, Western ReserveUniversity, Cleveland; Mary Tough, Ohio University, Athens. Ohio Industrial Arts Teachers' Association: Elmer C. Cristy, Cincinnati;41. E. McLaughlin, Athensa; Columbus, December 30-31, 1919. Ohio School Improvement Federation: F. A. Deethick, Mantna; W. N.Reetham, Welhilairg, W. Va.; Columbus, Christmas Holidays, 1919. Ohio Society of College Teachers of Education: F.. A. Miller, Oberlin; A. R. Stead,(thin Wraleyan Fnie comity, Delaware; probably Colurnbus, April, 1920. Ohio State Association of School Board Members: R. G. Ingle/ion, Avonlake; NVI. J. Knight, Urbana; Columbus. Ohloiltate Teachers' Association: Wilson Hawkins, Canton; P. E. Reynolds,Wspakeneta; Cohimbuse December 29-31, 1919. Oklahoma: Oklahoma Council of Teachers of Pugllsh4 President, Nellie use McVean, OklahomaCity: Oklahoma City, February, IOW. Oklahoma Educational. Association: A. H. Parsons, Norman; W. C. Canterbury,Oklahoma City' Oklahoma City, February 19-20, IWO. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 17 - Oklahoma Cent in tied. ' Oklahoma History Teachers' .AssociatIon ldA. Floyd, Norman; C. W. Tuiner.,Oklahorne City; Oklahoma ('it y, November 2S-30, 1919 Ildrikhoms Home Economics A ssoriation Preddent. Clara Niro) le, Titbit: ,klahoma City, Fehrpary 19-21, 1920. Oregon: ,Oregon Council of Teachers of English: Mary IIPerkin,. I.nls eNity of (Begon. Engene: Mrs. Margaret R. Goodall, 1430 Columbia Ave., Engene: Portland, December 29-31, 1919. argon State Teachers' Associalihn: A. C. Hampton. I A 11 rtind, E. 1). Iteosler, Oregon AgriOulturs1 College, Corvallis; Portland, December '29-31. 1919 Pennsylvania: Association of School !bard Secretaries of Pennsylvania. A. Id Castle, Chester; Ferdinand Retarget, Ford City; Harrisburg, February, Pennsylvania Schoolmasters' Club: H. W. Golden, Charles W. Shaffer, Wilmerding. Pennsylvania State Education .lssoriation: F. E. Des-nes, Muriel/mg: IP. Meraskey. Lancaster; Philadelphia, December 29. 1919, to January I. 1920. Pennsylvania State School 1/Vectors' Association: Frank 1). Itamlwrt, Mt Pleas/wit :I'. I). Hammel- ballet, Harrisburg; Harrisburg. February 5-6, 1920. Public Education and Child Loner Association of l'enmylvaniii: Franklin N. Brewer, 13th and Market Sts., Philadelphia: Tinier M. Watson. int., Witherspoon Ittillding, Philadelphia: Philadelphia. Rhode Island: Rhode Island History Teachers' 1ssociat ArillianiJ. Iteynolds, entn,ton 1Iigli School, Criuton; A. Howard Williamson, 3 Judkins St., Rumford: Providence, probably flctober IS, 1919. Rhode Island Institute of Instruction: John Deering. Arch hd M. Davit, Carroll. 76 Beaufort St., l'roidenre; Provitience, ()Molter. 192.0. South Carolina: Association of Colleges of South Carolina: II. N. Snyder, Spartanburg; L. T. linker, Columbia. South Carolina Home Economics, Association: Catherine Mulligan, Spartanburg: Lola !Martin. New- berry: Columbia, November 2,, 1010 South Carolina School Improvement \.,0Ciatit1I1Madeline Spigener, Coliinibia: Mary Eva Hite, Bel esburg; probably Columbia, April, 19211 Soot h Carolina gist° Colored Teachers' Association J. 1.. Cain, I hitlingtoin: I. it. A. Myers, 91') flame ton St., Columbia: Columbia, February, 1920. South Carolina State Teachers' .1ssoclation. James P. Kinard Winthrop College, Rock Hill. H. C. Burls, Rock 11 ill: Columbia, November 27-29. 1919 Smolt Dakota: South Dakota Commercial Teachers' Assockit ton P A Cooley. Mitchell. Fibs Burnham, Aberdeen; Mitchell, November 24-26, 1919. South Dakota Educational Association: H. M. Gage. Baron: t. H. Seymour, .%berileen: Mitchell, November 21-30, 1019 Tennessee: 'Tennessee Stale Public School ()Meer,' 1ssociation: .111)ert Cthude J. Bell, Nash- ville: Nlashville, January 13, 1920. Texas: Conference for Education in Texas: l'at M. Nell, W114)U, Frederick Eby, .\ustin; No% unbar 27, 1919. Home Economics .Assoiai ion of Texas: Laura F. Neale, College Station; Jessie flImbo, Canyon: Houston, November 27-29. 1910. Texaa State Teachera' Association; T. H. Shelby, Box 1s7, Tyler; ir.'"r Ellis, 211c Lipscomb Bt., Fort Worth; Houston, November 27-29, 1919. Texas State 'renews' Association Colored)! T. K. frier', Box 117, Melia: F. .t. Robinson, Palestine; Corsicana,' November 2...,111. 1919. Utah: Ptah Educational .tssoclut ion. John .\ WhItsoe, University of Utah, Salt Lake City: J. Chalien Smith, Lake St., Salt Lake City: Salt Lake City, probably Christmas Holidays, 1919. It all Home Economies .ssociat ion: .kIthea Wheeler,'n1%tersity of 1Tt oh, Salt Luke City; Hortense White, Brigham: Salt Lake City, January, 1920. Vermont: Schoolmasters' Club of the State of Vermont: Carroll H. White, Barre; Eugene H.knees, Richmond; Montpelier, October 10, 1919. Vermont State Teachers' Association: Margaret elley, Derby; Florence Wellman, II boro. Vermont Women Teethes' Club: Elisabeth !sham, Burlington; Ella I.. Perrin, ( n: Watt. pelier, October 9, 1919. Virginia: Association of Virginia Colleges: Emilie McVett, Sweet Briar; Charles C. Maellist, rnivaraltY: Rich' mond, January, 1920. Cooperative Education Association of Virginia: Mrs. B. FL Munford, 502 East Grece St., Riehmcod; George W. Guy, Presbyterian Building, Richmond; Richmond, Thanksgiving recess, November. 1919. 18 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1919-20. PART 7,

VirginiaContinued. Public School Trustees Association of Virginia: F. T. Briggs,l'ortamouth; M. F. McGehee, Reysville. State Educattonal Conference: J. A. C. Hurt, Wytheville; II. S. Hooke, Roanoke. Virginia Association- of Women's Colleges and Schools: Caroline F. Tupper, Williamsburg: Mary Somerville Gammon, 1110 Capitol St., Richmond; Richmond, probably February, 1920. yiginia English Teachers' Association: R. D. Illackwell, .tshland; James M. Grainger, Farmviile: Richmond, November 27-25, 1919. Virginia Society for the Study of Education:John Preston McConnell, East Radford; Robrirt-'1. Kerlin, Lexington. Virginia State Primary Teachers' Association: Rachel E. Gregg, Richmond; Miss M. E. Coppedge, East Radford. Virginia State Teacher;' A mein ionMallory K. Cannon, Norfolk; W. C. Blakey, Richmond. Washington Puget Sound English Masters' Club: George W. Saunderson, Lincoln High School, Seattle; E. 11. Butler, Washington School, Tacoma; Tacoma, November, 1919. Puget Sound Schoolmasters' Club: F. D. Kepner, Tacoma; Frank Farrar, 1572.5 24th Ave.. Seattle; Tacoma, November. 1919. Washington Faucational :Association' A. C. Davis, Yakima; O. C. Whitney, Tacoma. West Virginia: West Virginia Council of l'eachers of English: A'alter Barnes, Fairmont; Mary Meek .\lkeson, Morg.ta- town: Fairmont, November 27 -25, 1919. West Virginia E., I unit ion Association: Waltman !Sortie, Morgantown; J. C. Sanders, Keyser:. Fairmont, NoveMber 27-29, 1919. West Virginia State-Teachers' Association' 3. F. J. Clark, Garnett High School, Charleston: Miss . C. R. Campbell, Instititte: Charleston, November 27-2S, 1919. Wisconsin: Vocational School Teachers' .Associat ion: I,. P. Whitcomb, Oshkosh: John 'B. COleman, LaCrosse; Milwaukee, NoveMber, 1919. Wisconsin . \ gricuit tiro I Fchicat ion .risoc hit ion: It. Wes , Janesville; T.oieSasman, New filchmoiel; Madison. Wisconsin Association of Mathematics Teachers.: 1. N. Warner, Platteville: W. W. Hart, University of NVI,consln, Madison. Wisconsin .tssociation of Mbdern Foreign language Teachers: C M. Patin, R35 Hackett Ave., Mil. watikee; C. F. tiillen, University of Wisconsin, Madison; Madison, May 14, 1920. Wisconsin Association of Vocational School Directors: 1.. P. Whitcomb, Oshkosh: Leonard R. Evans, Sheboygan; Milwaukee, November, 1919. Wisconsin Colleges AssociationPresident, Melvin A itrannon, Iteloit College. Delon. Wisconsin History Toethers' Association: ('harlots IL Smith, University of Wisconsin, Madison; W. H. Hathaway:Riverside High School, Milwaukee: Milwaukee, November 5, 1920. Wisconsin Music Teachers' Association* Charles H. Mills, University of Wisconsin, Madison; Hurry Packman, LaCrosse; Milwaukee, May, 1920. Wisconsin Physical Education Association: Walter WIttich, LaCrosse: Robert Nohr; Jr., State Nor. mal School, LaCrosse; Milwaukee. Wisconsin Superintendents' and Supervising Principals' .Association: W. P. Roseman, Sheboygan; Thomas Reno, Watertown; Madison, October 3, 1919. Wisconsin Teachers' Association: Clinton M. Darr, Milwaukee Normal School, Milwaukee; M. A. Ilussewitt, Milwaukee. Wyoming: Wyoming State Teachers' Association: George AVIlderXesper; Mrs. Nellie Wules, Hot Springs; Lusk. 1930. 3. rite. Association of Women Principals of Public Schools of New York City: Jessie It. Colburn, 8 West 103d St.; Loran° M. Rochester, 845 Lexington Ave. Boston Principals' Association: Charles W. Pannenter, Cambridge; Joshua tfl.ltchtield, 05 Fuller St., Brookline. Boston Teachers' Club: Annie O. Scollard, 11 Bowditch St., East Braintree; Caroline F. Nutter, 125 Lexington St., East. Brooklyn Teachers' Association: George M. Davison, 100 Noll St.: David J. Cone, 100 NoU St. Chicago Principals' Club: Chester C. Dodge, 1808 Mailers Building; Esther P. ilomboker, 814 Woodland Park. Mesta Teachers' Federation: Ida L. K. Furman, 4486 North Kildare Ave.; Frances Harden, 127 North Dearborn Cincinnati Schoolmasters Club: W. W. McIntire, 2318 Williams Ave., Norwood; IC R. McElroy, 615) Prentice St. Denver Teachers' Club: Ralph W. Sums; 3920 Woldt St.; Filth M. Weymouth, 1137 California St. Detroit Teachen'Anocladon: Rachel McKinsey, Coin:titian School; 1. C. Howell, Wilkikia Blab School of Commune. M ISCELLA N Eors EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 19 ltdoestional Society of Baltimore Edward F. Buchner, Johns Hopkins 'Universitt, Andrew II. Knot, Baltimore City College. Elementary 'reacher!' Association ( Baltimore): Laura W. Maisano, 1100 Doh St.: Nellie H. Cromwell, 410 North Carey St. Federation of Teacher,' Associations of the City of New Yak: Ernest L. Crandall, 664 laiayeate Ave., iltool,11: alive M. Jour., 8'4 17th St. High School Men Teacher,' Association of Phila,klphio: Robert B. Morris, Broad and Jackson `t.:.1. Longaere, Suit awl st High !-ehool Mailers' Antniation of New York City: Clyde R. Jeffords, 19 Unbar Park Ave., Jamai,..; Stahel Pei r%, Innond 11111. Interborough A:ersiallou of Women Teachers New York fityl.. Mrs. Grace C. Striation-I'm...it-the. Al \Vest 72,1 St .;li, fen .% McKeon. WI, Clinton St. Lm Angeles City Teachors' Wilheitniaa Van de c tiorlterg, ids itswe, 3019 Ilanard Boulevard. Los Angeles nigh School Teachers' .Issolliatroi1.dw,asi B. cowry, hamburger poiknar William It. Tanner, Hamburger Building Louis, ineKy I Educational Aminciat ion Anne t;ninitcr, IMO Cherokee Road; Elise Weibel, :110 sher wood Ace. Men Nigh ',eland Teach. r..AssociationCincinnati, 1 Y. Macke, beet chitin:. Ave.; C. F. SWIM, 4441 Carnation Ate. New Ilaven Teachers' Learur: Carolyn Iderebant, 145 Iknor St.: Helen 1.. Gilbert, 33 Chestnset St. New York Anwinty of hit,lie Indoeatiom tvilllum L. Felter, Mt Greene Ayr., Brooklyn; Samuel II. 1 leckm an, Colkeze of the ('itof NewYork. New York City Association of Teachers of English: J. C. Treader, Newtown illeh :shoo!; Mary V. IMMO, Bryant High school, I.ong Islam! City. New Yciellni,:ity Principals' 'Association: (Bee N. Jones, 105 Vast 17th St.: Sara A. ittrodat, 214 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn. New 'Vol* Schoolmasters' Club: A. C. McLachlan. Jamaica. N. J.; Matthew D. Quinn, 201 F.ast 92d St. New York Society fnr the E sinTimental Study of Edneation: E. Grady, 500 Park Ave.: S. Carle. ton }toll, 1(132A Sterling Place, Brooklyn'. Oakland (Cain) Schibilwonicms Club- Lido A. shelton, Ml) 62r1 St.: Mrs. Addle N. ('lark. 226 31st St. OakkInd (Calif.) Teachers' .itesaciat ion: W. E. Moore. 3665 Fred St.: Mite Marion 1Rahm, 753 sth St. Passaic (N..1.) Teachers' Association: Gertrude t'tutts, 43 111th SL.; Mrs. !Amine Sounders, 47 High H. Philadelphia Teachers' Assoalat inn: .1. Eugene Baker. Philadelphia Normal Schott:. Entlly H. Renshaw, 1327 Spring Garden St. Pittsburgh Teachers' Association: John Adorns, Avalon, Pa., Ida M. Oddity, Milkinsburg, Pa. Portland i I (leg.) Grade Teachers' .ssornition: Mrs. Jennie }Who/slam, 170 St. Clan, St.: near- Townley, 170 Vista Ave. Politic Education Association of Buffalo: Fenton SIParke. 7isi Niagara lay Builthmt; Fre.derle kE. ShapIdgh, 706 Niagara life Public Education As of Chieac.° Allen 11Pond, 64 East Von Buren Okm Edwards, UM Blackstone Ave.; May, 11r2o. Public Fdiication As.snelation of the ('its of New York- !lowland, 27 Wail St; Howard W. Nutid, S West 40th St.: January, 1M9. Public ',chin)] Teachers' Association of lialiimom: Wilbur F. smith, Italthnore City College: Minnie Itangtrt y, 617 W North Ave. School Teae Association of Providente. R. IM. Devitt Carroll, 76 Beaufort St..; Mary WII liams, 53 Elton St. Richmond (Va.) Elementary Teachers' .1s,oiat ion: cornelia S. .tdalr, 1606 Greve Ave.; Alms Street', 5 West Grace St. Richmond (Va.) Teachers' League: Josephine H. Ballwin, Ati2A Fast Broad Ftl.; Henrietta C. 2620A Hanover Ave. Ban Francisco Grade Teachers' Association: Edna Coins'. :C140 Clay St:, Katherine Cooney, W41 Weakling. ton St. Schoolmasters' Association of New York and Vicinity: Frank S. Hackett, Rsiverdale.tosHudsces; Lloyd W. Johnson, Adelphl Academy, Brooklyn. Schoolnien's Club of Philadelphia: Albert W. Dudley, Ott North 11th Albrhomaa ametainger, 1407 Ave. - Teachers' Council (New York eltyp William J. MeAuline, V2 Fog 194th St.; loahel A. Ennis, 612 Han- cock St., Brooklyn. '.rhea (N, I%) Teachers' Association: Bente J. Honda, 1517 Sunni Ave.; Lu J. Thomas, 423 Court St. LnAnNID AND Cl/1C ()ItnANMATIONet.

The iallowing list shows, first, the name of the organkatios; second, the name and address el the president; third, the name and adds.. of the secretary; fourth, the place and date of the next seeetiag. American Academy of Arts and Letters: William D. 'Howells, Harper and brothers, Franklin .Smare, Nar York, N. Y.; Reboot U. Johnson, $47. Madison Awn, New York, N. Y.; Nweatbse, ENO. 20 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 191A-20.PART 'I.

American Academy of Medicine: Frederick L. Van Sickle, Olyphant, Pa.; ThomasStray OmySon, Mk/ Jenkins Arcade Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. American Academy of Politlealand Social Science: Leo S. Rowe, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.; J. P. Lichtenberger, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.; Philadelphia, Pa. American Association for Con.nunity Organization: Sherman S. Kingsley, Electric Building, Cleveland, Ohio: Fred Johnston, 100 011swold St., Detroit, Mich. American Association for labor LogislatIon: Samuel McCune Lindsay, Columbia University, New York,. N. Y.: John II. Andrews, 134 East '11I St., New York, N. Y. American Association for the .Advancement of Science: L. O. Howard, Smithsonian Institution, SVash- ington, D. C.; E. I,. Nichols, Cornell l'niversity, Ithaca, N. Y.; Chicago, Ill., 1920. American Association of Museums: Paul M. Rea,Charlest on Museurn,Charlocct on, S.C.: Harold L.Madison, Park Museum, Providence, R. I.; Washington, D.C., probably Mav 17-20, 1920. American Chemical Society; William II. Nichols, 25 Brood St., New York, N. Y.: Charles L, Parsons, Box 1505, Washington, D.C.; Philadelphia, Pa. American Child Hygiene .kssociation: Philip Van IngetkU.:- I act 71,1 St., New York, N. Y.; Gcrintdr It. Knipp, 1211 Cathedral St., Baltimore, Md.: St. Louiso., October, 1920. American Civic Association: J. Horace McFarland, Harrisburg, Pa.; Eleanor E. Marshall, 914 Union Ti iot Building, Washington, D.C.; Amherst, Mass., october. 11th". Americanj:conomic Association: Henry it. i;ardner, Brown1 lib ersity, Providence, R. I.; Allyn A. Young,Sarnell university, Ithaca, N. Y.: Chicago, Ill., DeCem her 29-31.1919. American Forestry Associat ion: Charles I at hrop Pack, I tikeaood, N. J.: P. S. IticIsdale, 1410 II St., Wash- ington; D.C. Jam tar y, 1920. . American Genetic Association: David Fairchild, Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.C.. t.eorge M. rs Rummel, Department of Agricultury, Washington, D.C. American Geographical Society: John Greenough, 3755 Broadany, New York, N. Y.; Isaiah Bowman, Broadway at 158th St., New York, N. Y. American Historical Association: William It. Thayer, Cambridge, Muss.; WzIdo 0. Leland, 1140 Wood ward Building, Washington, D.C.; Cleveland, Ohio, December 29-31, 1919. American Library .%ssocial ion: Chalmers Findley, Public, I ibnay, Denver,Colo.: George It. I 't ley, 7s F4a Washington St., Chicago, Ill.; Colorado Springs, Colo., 1920. American Mathematical Society: Frank Morley, Johns Hopkins I niversity, Baltimore, Md.; F. N. Cole, .Columbia University, Now York, N. Y., New York, N. Y., February 28, 1920. American Medical Association: Alexander I ambers, 43 East 72d St New York, N. Y.; Alexander R. Cr.dr, 53.5 North Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.. New Orleans, 1.a.%pril 28.30, 1920. American Philological Association: Clidord Ii. Moore, Ilarvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; Clarence P. Bill, Adelbert College, Cleveland, Ohjo; Baltimore, Md., December, 1920. American Philosophical .1ssociat ion: Ralph 11. Perry, Cambridge, Mass.: A Brown lnis erity, Providence, It. I. American Philosophical Society: William It. Scott, Prim.. too, N..1.: I. Minis Hays, 104 South 5th Philadelphia, Pa.; Philadelphia, Pa., April 22-24, 1920. American Political Science Association: i'aul F. Reinsch, WashingtotiD. C.; Frederic A. Ogg, Madison, Wiz.; probably Princeton, N. J.: December, 1920. American Psychological .1s.aciation: Shepherd I. Franc, Washington, D. C.; Edwin 0. Boring, Clark University, Worcester, Mass.; Chicago, Ill., December 2/4-30, 1920. American Public Health Association: I ee K. Frankel, 1 Madison Ave., New York, N. YA. W. Hedrick, 189 Massachusetts Ave., itgoton, Mass.: New Orleans, La., October 1740, 1219. " Aram ican Social Hygiene Association: Ifermann M. 'Slav, 39 West frith ST., New York, N. Y.; I )onald R. Hooker, itoland Park, Baltimore, Md. American Society for Thrift: S. W. Straus, 150 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Fleury R. Daniel, 220 West eld St., New York, N. Y.; Cleveland, Ohio, February,In. American Sociological Society: James Q. Dealey, BrowilliSniversity, Providence, R. I.; ScoF.: W. Bedford, University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill.; December, 1920. American Statistical. Association: George E. Roberts, 55 Wall St., New York, N. Y.: Robert F. Chaddork, Columbia University, New York, NAY. Association of American Geographers: Charlri R. Dryer, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Oliver 1.. Fess*, Baltimore, Md.; St. Louis, Mo. Botanical Society of America: J. C. Arthur, Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind.; J. R. Schramm, Cornell University: Ithaca, N. Y.; St. Louis, Mo., December 29,1919, to January 1, 1920. Child Conservation League of America: Winfield Scott Hail, Berwyn, ill.; Mrs. Mollie Price Cook, 1113 Woman's Temple, Chicago, Ill.: Chicago, 111.,.March 18, 1920. Geological Society of America: I. C. White, Morgantown, W. Vs.; Edmund Otis Hovey, American Museum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.; Chicago, Ill., December 28-30, 1920. Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid Society: Cyrus I., Sulaberger, 816 West End Ave., New York, N. Y..; Eugene IL Dania:UM, 1019 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., February, 1920. itathernatloal AnociatIon of America: H. E. Ellaught, SUS Kenwood Ace., Chicago, III.; W. P. Calms, Kingal3t., Oberlin, Ohio. . Modem Language Association of America: Ribrard C. Armstrong, Princeton Unlyersily, Princeton, $./:i William Guild Howard, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.; Columbus, Ohio, Hatch 29.31,1920. M ISCELLAN E01JS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIEATTOWS.

Nationali1.11a1 .1(10(111\ at Sciences. Charles D. Walcott, Smithsonian Institution, Watching ton, D. C.; ChaCho (7. Abbot, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C. National Agricultural society: Howard It. Smith, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Ill., Robert Scoville, 2 West 4601 St., New York, N. Y. National .Isociat ion of Audn %sal i3ocieliea: William 'hitcher, Plainfield, N. J.; T. (filbert Peursoo, 1974 1St:midway, New York, N. Y.; New YorkIN. Y., October 28, 1931. National Board tot Historical Service: 'Jana C. Munro, Princeton, N. J.; Waldo O. Leland, 11441 Wend. Hard Building, Wa.shingt on, D. C. National (Ili(' Federation: Alton P. Parker, I Madison .ire . New York, N. Y.; Ralph M. Ewiley, I Madi- son Ave., New York, N. Y. . National Conference of Social Work: Owen R. Lovejoy, 105 East 32d St., New York, N. Y :William T. Crusts, 315 Telymouth Court, Chicago, Ill.; New Ork.arts, la , Spring, 1910. Nal lonal l'ountry '149 Assort anon: l:. I.. Butterfwid, Mitse.acbusetts AgrieulitiralColleg.e, Amherst, Maas.; lwight Sluiderson, Cornell University, Ithaca. N. V.; Chicago. 111November 1-10, 1919. National Economic League: William Howard Taft, New Hay ITC Conn.: J. W. Stetson, 0 Beacon St.,,- Boston, Mass. National Efficiency Society :Melvil 1/ewey. lake Placid (.111h, Ness l'Ork, S. Y.; William I. Hayward, 119 West 111th St., New York, N Y. e National Forward to Land League: T. N. Caner, Crunlwidge, MVOs.; Mrs. ilaviland II. Lund. National Geographic Society: Gilbert Grosvenor, Washington, D. c.; 0. P. Austin, National City (tank, New York, N. Y. National historical Society: Frank Allaben, 37 West 3191i 11 , New York. N. V.; lialsI T ItNV itsliburu, 37 West 39th Bt., New York, N. Y. 147\ National Institute of Arts and Letters: Cass Gilbert, 244 MadiSon Ave., New York, N. Y.. .shley H. Thorndike, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.; probably New York! N. Y., Januar ,192.1. National Institute of Social Sciences: Emory R. Johnson, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pa.; Iillitr Hamilton French, 22.5 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; New York, N. Y., Jamuoy lc, 1929. National Municipal league: Charles E' Hughes, 96 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Clinton It11'00dr:int, 7111 North American Building, Philadelphia, Pa.: November, 1920. National Saiety/Council:It.C. Richards, 226 Wel Jackson Boulevard, Chicago, III., S. J. Nviitiams,J les NorthVC'higan Ave., Chicago, 111. National Security League: Charles F. Lydecker, 2 Rector At., New fork, N. A'. Charles II. urth, IC Weal 11th Ft., New York, N. Y. . Pan American Society of 'be United States: John Bassett Moore, 207 West 73d St., New York, N. Y.: John S. Prince, 196 Claremont Ave., New York, N. Y.: New York, N. Y., February C, 1020. Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science: R. %I'Thatcher, St. Paul, Minn :'*Jacoli t:Lipman, New Brunswick, N. J. Southern Commercial Congress: Thomas R. Preston; Clarence J. Owens, Southern Building, Washington, D. C.; Washington, D. C., Decenit er, 1920. II .. Southern Sosiolordoal Congress: Theodore D. Bretton, Jackson, Misr.; J. E. McCulloch. MeLahlen Build Inc, Nt'asillart on, P.C. STATE FEut:EAT10NS uE WOMES'N CLUBs. The Ilicts ut t 19. tienenil Federation of Women's Clubs (national organization) ore:President. Mrs. Josiah Evaus Cowles, ill)! West Street. Los Angeles Calif.; secretary, Mrs. W. I.AdcFarland, NA'amrr, S.Pak.;manager bureau of information, Mrs. Mary 1. Wood, Portsmouth, N..141

Name. President. Secretary. Meet

.(shims Mrs. James Ti. Hagan, 200Mrs. W. C. Fritter, Dothairi. Hnntsville.November, St. Louis St., Mobile. 192n. Arizona Mrs. H. A. Guild, Phoenix Miss Jane Gregg, R. F. P. 2. 111shee, Apr. 6, 7, 6, 9, Phoenix. . Bello, Arkansas. MIS. H. C. Gibson, College and Conservatory, Little Rock. California Mrs. Aaron Schloss, :1209Mrs. Frederick T. Robson,Sacramento, May 4, 5, Claremont Ave., Berkeley. Vino. S. 7, 1920 Colorado Mrs. Charles H. Jacobson,Mrs 0. EL McFall, 2277 Forms-1.r, urt. 7- 10,1919. 1309 Elizabeth St., Denver. hire St., heave. Connecticut Mrs. James R. Mason. 62Mrs. Frederick M. Card, 116Watertstry.abotrt Nov. AtwaterAve. , Derby. Edna Ave., B Report. I, 11119. Delaware Mrs. Warner, 2104Mrs. F. E. Boot An NorthNot decided noon; Grant Ave. , Wilmiwton. Harrison St.,Ilmington. probably May, 1990. DIstrictotColumbiatMrs. Court F. Wood, 811Mrs. Jason Waterman, 16(7 Washington, Oct. 29, East Capitol St., Wash. 3d St. NE., Washington. 1919. ingion. Florida Mrs. Edgar Lewis, VertMrs. C. M. AIM, Eldred...St.Petersburg, Nov. Pierce. 18-21, 1919. Georgia Mrs. Nellie Peters Slack, 619Mrs. Prim Gilbert, 37 East / Spring St, Atlanta. 14th St., Atlanta. Idaho Mrs. II. J. Swee_ley, 326 8th 1 Ave., North Twin Fails. 22 EDUCATIONAL. DIRECTORY, 1911>-20.PART 'T.

STATE FEDERATIONS OF WOMEN'S ('LullsContinued.

Nome.: President. ' Secretary.

Illinois Miss10.44113I. Spofford, 401Mrs. W. R. Hunter, Kan- East State St., Itockford. kakee. Kokomo, Oct.21-24, Indiana Mrs. John Edward Moore,Mrs. A. W. Roach, 31 North 902 West Mulberry St., 13th St.,Richmond. inclusive, 1920. Kokomo. decided. May, Iowa Mrs. H. W. Spaulding, Grin-Mrs. John Fox Lake, Shen-Not nell. andoah. 1421.( Biennial. Kansas Mrs. II. 0. Garvey, 515 Bu-Miss N. Herren, 410Topeka4 Ave., Topeka. chanan St., Topeka. Juno, Kentucky Mrs. Liston Riker, Harrods-Mrs. W. I,. Beardsley, Ear-Madisonville, burg. rodste 1920. Miss Daisy Bartley, R. F. D.Jennings, Nov. 12, 13, Louisiana . . Mrs. A. F. Storm, Morgan City. 4. Baton Rouge. 14, 1919. Miss Florence M. Hale, Au-Portland, Oct. 14,15, Maine . Mrs. Myrtle 1.. T. White, Presque Isle. gicstis. It, 1919. Mrs.FrancisSanderson, Mrs. Albert P. Grove, CecilBaltimore, April, 1920. Maryland Apartment, Baltimore. Walbrook. Brockton, some time Massachusetts Mrs. George Minot Baker,Mrs. Frederic(l.Bauer, Concord. 44 South Weyssooth. in November, 1919. Mrs. Burin Hamilton, Wi-Mrs. Dorian Revell,535 KaInmazoo, Oct . 14,15, Michigan.. 16, 1919. bandale, Battle Crook. Lyon St. Gnrand Rapids. 4, Minnesota ,Mrs. (lee. J. Allyn, Roches- Mrs. AustiA. Kennedy, Rochester. ter. Clarksdele, Nov. 4, 5, Mississippi Mrt. It. F. Sanders (till No-Miss Blanche Rogers, New Albany. 6, 1919. vember, 1919), Swan lake- Undecided. May, 1921. Missouri Mrs. (leers° A. Still, Kirks-Mrs. J. W. Parker, 4200 St. John A ye.KaunasCity. ville. Billings, June, 1920. Montana ... Mrs. J. F. Kilduff, 4sita...Mrs. M. T. Welk's, Malta ... tffleldonMrs. It. Miller (election Oct.Fairbury, Oct. 21, 24, Nehrtuka.. . Mrs. Addison 'F.. (election Oct, if',lelit) 24), North Bend. 1919. Lincoln. Nes'ada.., Mrs. Pearls Byclener El Miss Rose Stewart, Carson 116 North CatIon St., Cor- City. son City. P's Whitetleld, Oct.7-9, New. Hampshire Mrs. James W. Rertlick, 21 Mrs. Arthur I,. Wallis, 27 Merrimac St .. Conegrd. Merrimac St., Concord. 1919. Mrs. John H. Scheemerhorn, Mrs. Theodore H. Sterling,Asbury Park, May 12, New Jersey 13, 14, L5,1920. 11 HalstedPlace,East 35 Hawthorne Ave., Nut- Orange. ley. Mrs. S. I.. Wilson. Raton ...Raton. October, 1919. New Mexico Mrs. C. E. Mason, Roswell . EinUra, Nov. 10, it, 12, New York.... Mrs. GeorgeD. Hewett,.Mrs. C. J. Reeder, Carthage. Carthage. 13, 14, 1919. Miss Harriet Elliott, G ree ns -Charlotte, Probably North Corolink . . Mrs. Chas. C. gook, 427 East bor. . Awl!, 10. Morehead St., Charlotte. Craft(' Fdrks, Oct. 13, North Defkota Mrs. H. C. Vick, 4311 NorthMrs. R. McBride, revolter.. 41st St. Tacoma. (Elec- 14, 15, 1919. tionInOctober.) Cleveland,' Oct. 13-18, Ohio Mrs. Prentloe E. Rood, 738Mrs. William Harley Porter, Grove Place, Toledo. 444 Kenilworth Ave., To- 1919. ledo. Not decided. Oklahoma.. Mrs. F.. B. Lawson, Nowate.Mrs. M. F. Early, Muskogee. Oregon ..011. Mrs. Ches. H. Costner, HoodMrs. J. A. Pettit, S74 East River. Taylor St., Portland. Scranton, Oct.13-16, Pennsylvania Mrs. Ronald P. Gleason, 520Mrs..11, C. Roden, 208 St. Marks Sq., Philadelphia. 1919. Qul ve., Scranton. Providence, last of Oc- Rhode Mrs. 1 W. Farnum,Mrs. Frank Chapman, 65 At- R. I. lantic Ave., Providence. tober or early In No- Chapattis vember. South Carolina-- Mrs. Rtifus Fant, Anderson.Mrs. John F.. White, Ander-Not selected.last of son. April. Mitchell, Oct. 21, 22,23. South Dakota Mrs. Walter Renrick Porter, Mrs. Lillian Smith, Brook- ings. Fort Pierre. 1'nd-reified. Tennessee Srs. Alex. Caldwell, R. F. D.Mrs. Hallman Goodioe, Lin- ' 9, Nashville. den Ave., Nashville. Mrs. C. W. Conneq, 1530Mrs. W. H. Moore, 612 Bur- Texas nett St., Fort Worth. Cooper St., Fort Worth. take City, Oct Utah Mrs. Elmer O. Leetherwood,Mrs. John Pulley,Ogden....Balt 1237 East le, South Salt 13-15,1919. Lake City. Vermont Mrs. Walter W. 8184,9E1mMrs. Arden Taylor, Wind-Windsor,June 1-3,1920. St., Springfield. sor. yirilnis Mrs. Henry E. Parker, 112 Mrs. T. J. Stuns, 214 33d St.,Danville, May, 1920. 27th St.,./4ewport News. Newport News. Mrs. N. B. Ifeedy, 124Mrs. George C. Howard, 507June, 1920. Washington Avenue C, Snohomish. Avenue B Snohomish. Clarksburg, Oct. 28-30, West119,gginla Mrs. Gee. 1)eBolt,. 314 letMts. A. L. Lehman, Walnut St., Fairmont. Are., Fairmont. 1919. Mrs. H. 8. Richards, 14 Pros-Mrs. C. F. Peterson, MellenBeloit, Oct. 21, 22, 23, Wisconsin 1919. pect Ave., Madison. Lusk, Sept. 30 to Oct. Wyoming Mrs. 8. Conant Parks, Lan-Mn. W. V. der. 3, 1919. 11 Alaska . & ' Mrs. Josephine O. Valenthle* ,Mrs. 1.0 S. Ferns, Judean. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 23

NATIONAl. loN(iREsA OM MOTHERS AND PARENT-Taal HER' AliFIOCIATIONS.

ITin- (ahem: of the National Congress of Mothers and Pareni-Traeher Assoqiation, are President, Mrs. Frederic Schott Pa.; secretary, Mrs 1 /avid D. Mears; execeitive-secretar), Mrs. Arthur %%Ilan', Lilt Massachusetts A venue, Wadonelou. h. C.1.. itlIANCIT Ls

Name lresident Secretary. Meetings _. _ -

. Mrs. TT _SDoster,l'rat Arizona .... _ Mr.. J. C. Norton, 201 Flem-Mrs. Aubreysmith,It. R. ing Bldg., Phoenix. No. 2, Phoenix California.....,..... le-sie 12,1e11 113 !dr,. William Eckhart3.370 1.0%kiwi..., Mtn ,1101. Maryland A ve., len, ale. 1% est 21s1, Los A nge es. Colorado Mrs.It. T. French, FortCul- Dr. Maude M. Sadler-dm.' Denver, 325 Capitol Clarkson St., Denser . , sept. 11. 1919. connection Mr.. George BrintenChand-Mrs. F. M. Rester 217 Edge-New f fas en, care 'of ler, 11 onipy lull. k wood St , Hartford Lawn Club, Rcpt. 17, 1919. Delaware...... Mrs. Garrett S. ilairington, I Mrs. LomstoT.Jones, 11*r-Prelecidol. I Farrington. rington. District of Colutubla Mrs. Giles S. Rafter, 3105Mrs.F.rriestDaniel, 2111 1111, St., Washington. 19th in., 'Washington. ,

Florida,...... W . N. Shoats, 3,05 11th St.,.. . 1 allahassee. (heorgia...... Mrs J. E.Andrews,tiMrs. H. loth, Clairmont ,'range St., .1 t taut a! A ,I (wenn. Maho Mrs E. J. Payne, 521 South Mrs. J. wen, Route 1,P roha11) (boding, 13th St., Boise. Boise (Bogard Station). May, 1921). Tilintas Mrs. Barry L. Fleming, 1101Mrs. James C. Riley-, Nie Fast UnknownMax, MO. 1 N 01 Iti Main SI., Blooming. DliveSt., Bloomington t on. Indiana I era. Hence Orme, R. R. D.,W. S. Mitchell, 1818 NorthIndianapolis, Oat. 30- I* :113, Indianapolis. A labema StIndianapolis.' Nov. 1,1919. Iowa bi r4. .1 Ilen G. Rust e, CharlesMts. :ntis Irish, 3312 at mo.s, Noy. 11-13,1912. e. St., lies Motors. Kansa,. s(r-).K. Codling, Lansing.Sli.s Clara L. Mallory, 430 ilne St.,Leavenworth. K errt %Joky ... . Mrs. (g. C. Weldon, Ea.st.MiaaFillabethStouffer,Liatisville. lei gh, Louisville. 11'0iwinger (halbert, B. 1,. , 29, Louisville. Maine .... Mrs. Ilugh Roe. liatch,Fair-Mrs. Frank Dean, Winslow.. Marylatl). Mr-. Harry E. Parkhurst,Mrs. William G. Hoskins, to lark Ave., llaltiinore. 1210 Linden-Ave., Haiti-

Mas...achusetts l. Milton P. Higgins, 228Miss Rath Bottomly, 229PilTSlkd, 8, 9, Wen St ., Worcester. West St., Worcester. 1919 Michigan.... Mrs. C. E. Stewart, Battle Creek. . Mississippi Mrs. il. P. Hughes, Senate-Mrs. H. G. Bland, Jackson..Gulfport,Get. 30-41, hie.' Nov. 1. 1919 Mt's...lir, . Mr-. J. H. Shold.m, 2550Mrs. FrankDorsey, 4010 - Tracy Ave., Kansas City. l'rospect St., Kansas CO y. Montana ...... Mrs.II.It. Farnsworth, bils.Mrs. Jiihn E. Kesel', MI--Itelena, `Nov!25-27, souls. _souls. 1919 New Hampshire_ ..Mrs. Chas.II. McDudee, Km WillisP. Lamprey, .titon Bay. Court SI., Laconia. New Jersey Hrs.WellingtonBechtel,Mrs. S. P. Leeds, Chalfonts,Trenton, Nov. 8,9,1919. Haddonfield. Atlantic City. New Mexico. Mrs. Ruthe. Miller, Sante NW Leis Manville, Silver.11bugnerque, Nov. II, City. 1919. New York Mrs William A. Saltford, ISMrs. F. D. Bidwell, M Man- inveraville,4kt.7-10, North ... 0., Poughkeepsie. Mug, Boulevard, Albany. 1919. North Carolina I :Mrs-W. N. Nutt, Weer Ra- leigh. . North, Dakota Mr. G. E. McLellan, .% gricul. tural College, Fargo. Ohio Mrs. Willis 11. Sawyer,Cen- finelsmail, stet.30-01, tral and Cardigan Ave., 1919. Columbus. (Election in November.) Oregon ...... Mrs. Fred(I. Behnke, LaMrs. L. A. Harlow, Trout- ... Grande. dale. ' Pennsylvania Mrs. E. F.. laernan, Somer-Mrs. WilllasnliriceMetiford.Lebanon, oet. 2, 3, 4, . set. 1911 Rhode Island Mrs. Charles H. Remington, Providence Nernall Howard BraidingCo., Reseirrtilt.,9tiAteen:e.3 Selsool, llet. 0, East ProrlOenee. South Padilla& I Mrs. Malcolm Wodds, Ma- rten! South Dakota s Mrs. roan McKee Kenaston, ... lionesteel. IN i No Stale l,ranch. organiser. as 24 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTORY, 1919--20. PART I.

NATIONAL CONGRESS OF MOTHERS ANDPARENT-TEACHER AS,SOCIAVIONSContd. BR NCH ES- Continued.

Secretary. Meeting.- Name. President. Knoxville, 0(1..30, 31- Thane. nee Mrs. Eugene Crutcher, 817Mrs. C.. M. Whittemore, 750 Liachey Ave., Nashville. Wedgewood Ave., Nash- Nov. 1, 1919. vilte. Mrs. John Rounsaville,608Austin, Nov. 5-7,191i. Telms E. A. Wetters, 814 . Pennsylvania Ave., Fort .PennsylvaniaAve., Fort Worth. Worth. Mrs. John E. Dooley, 506 Utah East South Temple Bt., Salt Lake City. Mrs. Frank W. Pier, Brattle-Mrs. Edward B. Hang, Vermont Bennington. boro. Bellingham, May.19120. Washington Mrs. C.Arthtir Varney , Don-Mrs. Richard Strobach, 202 nelley Hotel, Yakima. South Nachos Ave., Ye= kirks. Mrs. George N. Tramper, 726Mrs..c. S. Blrfenwald, 345Not decided upon. Wisconsin Exchange St., Kenosha. Prospect A ve.,M1heautee Wyoming Dr. Bertha N. Hamilton,Mrs. Frank Kelley, Sheridan Grey-bull.

EDI*CATIONAL nERIODICAI

List of American educational periodicalscurrently rec used by the library of the Bureau of Education.

List of abbreviations: bro.- bimonthly; ir.-,Irregular;m.-monthly; q.- quarterly; sm.-semimonthly; vr. weekly.] Alabama. See Educational Exchange. Alaska School Bulletin. Juneau. 9 nos. q. American Child.105 East twenty-second Street, New York. Amer-Irma Education. 50 State Street, Albany(N. Y.).10 nos. American Journal of Care for Cripples.3505,Brcedway, New York.q. American Journal of School Hygiene. wfFeester (Mass.). American Oxonian. Menasha (Wis.). American Penman. 30 Irving Place,Net York.na. American Physical Education Review. pringrield (Mass.).9 nce. American School.P. 0. Box 134, Milwaukee. m. American School Board Journal.354 Milwaukee Street, lailwaukee. American Schoolmaster.Ypsilanti (Mich!).10 nos. American Teacher.225 Fifth Avenue, New York.10 nos. SM. Americanization.Bureau of Education, Washington (D. C.). Arizona Teacher and Home Journal.Phoenix. -10 nos. Arkansas 'reacher.Little Rock.10 nog. Boston.10 nos. Baotou Teachers News-Lotter. Ford Building, Board of Education Build- Bulletin of High Points in the Work ofthe'iligh Schools of New York City. ing, NOW York, m. Episcopal Church, South.Nashville (Tenn.).q. Bulletin of the Beard of Education of the Methodist tr. Bulletin of the High Scholl Teachers' Association ofthe District of Columbia. Washington (D. C.). Business Educator. Columbus (Ohio).10 nak. California. See California Blue Bulletin; LosAngeles School Journal; Sierra Educational News; llcdver- trity of California Chronicle; Western Journal ofEducation. California Blue Bulletin. Sacramento.q. Catholic Educational Review. Washington(D. C.). .10 nos. Catholic School Journal. Milwaukee.10 nos. Chicago Schools Journal. , Chicago Normal College,Chicago.10 nos. Child-WelfareMagazine.4227 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. m. 8 Do* Chinese Students' Monthly.106 Morningside Drive, New York. em. 1 Christian Education.19 South Le Salle Street, Chicago. Christian Educator. Washington (D. C.).10 nos. Christian Student.150 Fifth Avenue, New York.q. Church School.150 Fifth Avapue, New York. m. Clmaical Journal.University of Chicago Press, Chicago.9 nos. .Cilarloal Weekly. Barnard College, New York.w, from October to May. Colorado School Journal.Denver. 10 nos. Colorado' Be* Colorado School Jouriad; . Public Schools. AS IS('ELLAYE0I'S EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 25

Columbia Vniveysity Quarterly. New York.o. Community Center. Mount Morris (111.).tr. CNirrent Education.Teacher Publishing Company, Philadelphia.10 nos. District of Columbia. See Americanization. Minoan' of the HighSchool Teachers' Association of the Dis- trict of Columbia; Catholic Educational Rerlgir; Christian Educator,Junior Rai Cross News; National Education Association Bulletin; School Life; Vocational Summon-.Volta Review. Edocation.120 Boylston Street, Boston.10 nee. Education Bulletin.Trenton.10 now Educational Administration and Supervision. Warwick A YorkI oo.), lb I t Iinore.10 pm Educational Exchange.Birmingham (Ala.).In. Educational Film Magazine. 33 West Forty-seconctStreet, NewYork.In Educational Foundations.31-33 East Twenty-seventh Street, New York 10 Educational Issues.411 N. Pennsylvania Street, Indianapolis. m Educational Review.George H. Doran Co., New York.10 W.. EdimtorJournal. 403 Newton Claypool Building, Indianapolis.in7 Elemritary School Journal. University of Chicago, Chicago.10 nos. Engineering Education.Bulletin of the Society Mr the Promotion of Engineering Edirotion.I antaaer (Pa.).10 nos. . English Journal.University of Chieago Press, Chicago,10 nos. English Leaflet.Newtonville (Mass.1. 9 nos. Florida Schoolroom.Gainesville.10 nor. General Science Quarterly. Salem (Mass.). ry. Georgia.See High School Quarterly, School and Home. Harvard Graduates' Magazine. Exchkige Building. Boston.q. firm-all Educational Review. 10 nos. High School Journal.Chapel kill (N. C.).q. high School Quarterly.Athens (Ga.).q. Historical Outlook, irmerly History Teacher's Magazine,McKinley Pobliatung ('o., 10 ore. Philadelphia Homo and School Guest.Stroudsburg (Pa. ). .1 Hospital School Journal.Detmit (Mich.).m. Idaho Rural TtlEchers' Monitor.Lewistem.In nos. Illinois. See Chicago Schools Journal; Christ ion F.(111e31 her; ClassicalJournal: Community Center Else mentary School Journal; English Jrairnal. Illinoisi.e.:midterm of Teachers of English Bulletin; Illinois Teacher; Journal of Educational Research: loomed of the Associationof Collegiate Alumna'; Manual Training Magazine; Religious Education; School and loose Education;School Century; School ?Iron :and Practical Educator; School Review; School Scienceand Mathematics: University Record. Illinois Association of Teachers of English Bollerin.Urbana.S no, III Illinois TeacherUrbana.In noo. iridium.See Educational-Issues: Educator-Jourruil: Towhee's Joilnial I tid itst Hal- A ri s Magazine.Bruce I 'Ilblishing company. MIlwaiikeoIn. Inter-Mountain Educator.Missoula (Mont.1.In nos. Iowa.See Midland Schools; School Music. Johns Hopkins Alumni Magazine.Baltimore..1. Jotitnal of Applied. l's3ehology.Worcester iMa as.).it. Journal of EducatiOn.0 Boron Street, Ilcot on.w. Journal oiEducaiitmal Psychology.Warwick A York (Inc ), Balt Imore 10 nos. Journal of Educational Research. Public School Publishing Company, Bloomington (IlI.).in. Journal of Geography. Broadway and 156th Street, New York. in nos. Journal of !lame Economics.1211 Cathedral Street, Baltimore. m Journal nil* Association-of Collegiate Alumna'.University of Chicago l'n 1., nee. Journal of the New York State Teachers' Association.Rochester S nos. Junior Red Cross News. Noshing-ton (D.C.).9 nos. Kausiis.See Kansas Schoo Journal; Kansas Teacher. Teaching. Kansas School Journal.Wichita.tn. Kansas Teacher. Topeka. m. Kentucky.See Kentucky high School Quarterly; Southern School Journal. Kentucky High School Quartirly.I.e`ingtrru.q. Kindergarten and First Grade. Springfield (Mass.).tome Kindergarten-Primary Magazine.Manistee (Mich.).10 nor. Ion Angeles School Journal. an Hamburger Building, LosAngeles.ss. Louisiana.Sze Southern School Work. Maine State School Bulletin. Augusta..10 nos. Manual Training Magazine.Peoria (III.).10 nos. Illaryland. See Educational Adm1pDtmtlon and Supervision; Johns HopkinsAlumni Magazine; Journal of Educational Psychology; Jou?nal of Home Ec000mies. 26 EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR ,1919-20: PART 7.

Massachusetts. Bee American Journal of School fly&; American Physicallducation Review; Boston Teachers News-Letter; Education: English Leaflet; General Science Quarterly; Harvard Graduates' Magazine; Journal of Applied Psychology; Journal of Education; Kindergarten and First Grade; Pedagogical Seminary; Popular Educator; Primary Education; School Arts Magazine. Mathematics Teacher.Lancaster (Pa.).q. Mental Hygiene. Concord (N. H.).q. Michigan. See American Schoolmaster; Hospital School Journal, Kindergarten -Printy Magazine: Moderator-Topics. Middle-West School Review. Omaha (Nebr.).in. Midland Schools.Des Moines.10 nos. Mind and Body. New Ulm (Minn.).10 nos. Minnesota.See Mind and Body; School Education. Mississippi Educational Advance.Louisville.10 noe. Missouri.See MIFSOILI I School Journal: Rural School Messenger. Missouri School Jotutul. Jefferson City.10 nos. Moderator-Topics.Lansing (Mich.). w. except July and August. Modern language Journal. 88th and Park Avenue, New York. 8 ncs. Montana. See Inter-Mountain Educator. National Association of Corporation Schools Bulletin. Irving Place and Fifteenth Street, New York. in. National Education Association Bulletin.1400 Massachusetts Avenue, Washington (D. C.).m. Nature-Study Review. Ithaca (N. Y.).9 qcs. Nebraska.Ste Middle-West School ReviewfNebraska Teacher. Nebraska Teacher.LinetOn.10 nos. Nevada Educational Bulletin. Carson City.10 no, New Hampshire.See Mental Hygiene. New Jersey.See Education Bulletin; School Nowus Training School Bullet in. New Mexico Journal of Educe! ion.Santa Fe.In no,. New York.See American Child; American Education; American Journal of Care for Cripples: American Penman: American Toacher: Bulletin of High Points in the Work of the High Schools of New York City; Chinese St u dentMont hip; Christian Student; Church School: Classical Weekly; Columbia Uni- versity Quarterly: Educational Film Magazine. Educational Foundations; Educational Review; Journal of the New York State Teachers' Association: Modena language Journal; Nat ional Association of Corporation Schools Bulletin: Nature-Stud y Bestow: Normal Instructor and Primary Plans; Physi- cal Training; Playground; School: School and Community. School and Home: School and Society; School Bulletin;School Magazine; Teachers CollegeRecord: Teacher's Monographs:, Ungraded; Vacationist. Normal Instructor and Primary 'Mans.Dansville (N. Y.). 10 nos. 'North Carolina.See High School Jotirtutl? North Carolina Education; Training School Quarterly. North Carolina Education.Raleigh.10 nos. North Dakota.See Quarterly Journal of the University of North Dakota. Northwest Journal of Education.Seattle.10 nos. Ohio.See Business Educator; Ohio Educational Monthly: Ohio history Teachers' Journal; Ohio Teacher; School Index: Sunday School Journal. Ohio Educational Monthly. Columbus.tn. Ohio History Teachers' Journal.Columbus.q. Ohio Teacher. Columbus. m. Oklahoma School Herald. Oklahoma City.10 nos. Oklahoma Teacher. Oklahoma City.10 nos. Oregon Teachers' Monthly. Salem. 10 nos. Pedagogical Seminary. Worcester (Mass.).q. Pennsylvania.See Child-Welfare MagarOne: CurrentEducation; Engineering Edtwation; Historical Outlook; Home and School Guest; Mathematics Teacher; Pennsylvania School Journal;Pittsburgh School Bulletin; Psychological Clinic. Pennsylvania School Journal.Lancaster. m. Philippine education.Manila.10 no,. Philippine News Review. Manila. sm. Physical Training.124 East Twenty-eighth Street, New York.10 nos. Pittsburgh School bulletin.1003 Bessemer Building, Pittsburgh.10 nos. Playground.1 Madison Avenue, New York.sn. Popular Educator.60 Bromfield Street, Boston.10 nos. Porto Rico School Review. San Juan.10 nos_ Primary Education.60 Bromfield Street, Boston.10 nos. Progressive Teacher.Knoxville (Tenn.).10 nos. Psychological Clinic.Woodland Avenue and Thirty-sixth Street, Philadelphia. 9 nos. Public Schoola.Denver (Colo.).bin. Quarterly Jouinal of Speech Education. Menasha (Wis.).q. Quarterly Journal of the University of Oath Dakota. Dal nnity. q. Education. 1440 East Fifty-leventh Street, Chicago. bm. MISCELLANEOUS EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. 27

Rural Education..51in-deal IS. P.1.m. Rural School Mmenger. Kirksville (Mo.). School.154 Fitt h venue, New York. w. except August. School and Community. Buffalo. sm Ochool and Home.Atlanta (Oa.).tn. School and Home.I. Mimi Culture School, New York.3DM. School and Home Education.Bloomington (III.).IllMr,. School and Society.Oarrison-on-lludson (N. Y.).w. School Arts Magazine. 25 Foster Street, Worcester (Maas.). 10DM School Bulletio.Syracuse (N. Y.).tn. School Century. Oak Park (III.).1011os. School Education.Minneapolis.10 nos. School Index. Cincinnati. w. School life.filtrate ul Education, 55ashingtonI D. I.). School Magazine.Buffet.. _School Music. .Keokuk (Iowa).boy except 1iii,

School News, New Egypt (N. J.). 111 School News and Practical Educator.Taylorville (III.).11 not. School Review.University of Chicago, Chirago.In nos. Schoollence and Mathematics.Mount Morris (III I.9110%. Sierra 1.rational News. San Francisco. 10 110, South Car tion.Cobituida.S nes south Dakota. Ste oral Education; south Oak ma F Maloof. rs South Dakota Educator.Mitchell.lona- Southern School Journal.Lexington (Kci nn Southern School Work..5 lexandria ( I lac Southern Workman. Hampton (Va.). m Sunday School Journal,Methodist Bookceni, tineinitatim. Teachers College Record, Teachers Colleg Collin' ha University. Next York except Jiffy. 'fetcher's Journal.Marion (Incl.)in. Teacher's Monographs.IS Court Street. Brook) a I N. 5 Teaching. Emporia (Kans.).ban. Tennessee.See Bulletin of the lloaril of Education of the Methodist EpOcopal Teacher. South; Proemial, Texas Outlook.Fort Worth.us. Texas School Journal. 10 nu Training School Bulletin.Vineland (N. J.).in nos. Training School Quarterly.(I teen vale ( q. Ungraded. SOO Park Avenue, New York. 9 nos. University of California Chronicle.Berkeley.y. University Record.University of Chicago Prise:, Chicago.q. Utah Educational Review. Salt Lake City.10 nos. Virginia. See Southern Workman: Virginia II Igh School Bulletin: Virginia hernialof 'Education. Virginia high School Bulletin.. Universityq. Virginia Jounigl of Education.Richmond.10 uos. Vocational Summary Federal Board for Vocational Education, Washing-10AD. C.). Vacationist. oswego ( N. V.).q. Volta lieviec Washington (D. C.).In. Washington. Set Northwest Journal of Education. . West Virginia School Journal and Educator.Charleston. Western Journal of Education.324 Phelan Building. San Francisco in Western Teacher.Milwaukee.10 nos. Wisconsin. Se( American Oxonian; American School; American SchoolBoard Journal; Catholic School Journal; Industrial-Arts Magazine; Journal of fleamtphy: Quarterly Journal ofSpeech Education: West- et n Teacher; Wisconsin Educational Horizon; Wisconsin Journal of Education. Wisconsin Educational lioriron.Madison. hm.

Wisconsin Journal ot F.ducat lot". Madison.10 nos. Wyoming Educational Bulletin.Cheyenne.m. Wyoming SchoolJournel.I.aramle.10nos.

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