...OF SUPERINTENDENTS AND PRINCIPALS OF AMERICAN SCHOOLS FOR THE DEAF. To the Members of the Executive Committee of the Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf. DEAR SIRS: On behalf of the State and of the School we cordially invite the Conference of Superintendents...

...States Senate, relating to Census bill (HR 1659), pp. 31-37." 2. Report of Census Committee appointed by the Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf, published in the Annals, Vol. XXXIV, p. 232. 3. Final form of amended Census schedule submitted by...

...the A unal* is au organ of great importance, that the publication of the said magazine be hereafter conducted under the direction of a committee of the...Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf. After a full discussion the resolutions were adopted. It was voted that a copy of the resolutions be...

...Superintendents are studying to unify their work and make it more eflicicient as they never have before. • At the Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf at Flint, Michigan, in July 2-8, '95, Supt. RO Johnson of the Indiana Institution was placed upon the...

...the work started an organ of communication. This organ, " The Annals of the deaf," is now in its 44th volume. It is a quarterly magazine,1 conducted under...articles on all manner of questions relating to the deaf. Its editor, Dr. Edward A. Fay, has made a most thorough investigation into the results of marriages...

...Superintendents are studying to unify their work and make it more efficicient as they never have before. At the Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf at Flint, Michigan, in July 2-8, '95, Supt. RO Johnson of the Indiana Institution was placed upon the...

...communication. This organ, " The Annals of the deaf," is now in its 44th volume. It is a quarterly magazine,' conducted under the direction of a committee of the...articles on all manner of questions relating to the deaf. Its editor, Dr. Edward A. Fay, has made a most thorough investigation into the results of marriages...

...some of them are, there yet remains much to be said in behalf of properly conducted 'A paper read at the Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf, at St. Louis, October 17, 19o4. examinations. Certainly up to this time nothing better has been suggested...

...George H. Corey, of Cardenas, for the establishment of schools for the deaf, and that as President of the Conference of Superintendents and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf, he had written to His Excellency, the President of the Cuban Republic, begging his earnest sympathy...

...the work started an organ of communication. This organ, " The Annals of the deaf," is now in its 44th volume. It is a quarterly magazine,1 conducted under...articles on all manner of questions relating to the deaf. Its editor, Dr. Edward A. Fay, has made a most thorough investigation into the results of marriages...