Le développement de l'école du dimanche, 1780-1905 : le rapport officiel de la onzième convention internationale dimanche-school, Toronto, Canada, du 23 au 27 juin 1905 . ge, M. J. F. Drake andMr. J. H. Engle ont successivement servi dans cette position, le dernier secrétaire général de l'namedbeing. Un bureau secrétaire a été employedsince 1900. Un travailleur de terrain supplémentaires seront ajoutés à la force dès qu'un suitableperson peut être trouvé. Formation des enseignants primaires et les surintendants aremaintained. Ministère d'attache et la tempérance les travailleurs sont sur le point d'beannounced. M. James H. Little, de La Crosse,

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The development of the Sunday-school, 1780-1905 : the official report of the eleventh International Sunday-school Convention, Toronto, Canada, June 23-27, 1905 . ge, Mr. J. F. Drake andMr. J. H. Engle have successively served in this position, the last namedbeing the present general secretary. An office secretary has been employedsince 1900. An additional field worker will be added to the force as soon as a suitableperson can be found. Primary and teacher-training superintendents aremaintained. Home Department and temperance workers are about to beannounced. Mr. James H. Little, of La Crosse, has served for three yearsas chairman of the state committee. KENTUCKY International Committeeman . John Stites, Louisille.International Vice-President . W. J. Thom.s, Shelbyville.President State Association . . W. J. Brows, Somerset.Chairman Executive Committee . C. J. Meddis. Louisville. General Secretary Prof. E. A. Fox, Louisville. Home Department Secretary . Dr. H. G. Ogden, Louisville.Teacher-Training Secretary . . Prof. H. K. Taylor, Beechmont. Primary- Secretary Miss Xaxnie Lee Fravser, Louis-ille. Next State Convention Ashland, 1906.. J. I.KiWN J. Meddis The State Association was organized at Louisville forty years ago, andhas made steady progress along all lines of its legitimate work. At pres-ent there are four persons regularly employed; a state paper is publishedwith four thousand individual subscribers; one hundred counties are organ-ized , and thirty-two are banner counties. Miile due prominence is given to all the regular forms of work, severalfeatures are worthy of mention. Banner counties. — Covmty officers areurged to make their counties banner counties because a county is notorganized for effective work until it reaches the banner standard. PastorsSunday-School Institute. — This was organized in December, 1902, and holds 520 Denominational Relatio-ns and Constituency its fourth annual session January 29-31, 1906. Its purpose is to bring thepastors of

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