San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-13

Practical Results.
DENVER, Colo, July l3.-The
election OF officers for the various
sections OF the National Education
al association, which has been in
session in this city during the past
week, resulted as follows:
Higher educations james H.
Baker, president Colorado State
university, president; DR.. A. A.
Liscomb, University OF Mississippi
pi, vice president; Joseph Swain,
president University of Indiana,
secretary.
Business - Frank Goodman,
Nashville, Tenn, president; d. w.
Springer, Ann Arbor, Mich, first
vice president; w. A. Wood worth,
Denver, second vice president; G.
HI. Pierce, Evansville, Ind, third
vice president; J.W. Mari, Moline,
ILL.,, secretary.
Kindergarten--Miss Amelia Ho-
fer, Chicago, president; Mrs. Susan
II. Hartman, Providence, vice
president; Miss Wilhelmina T.
Caldwell, Denver, secretary.
Secondary education-E. l.. Har-
ris, Cincinnati, president; F. l..
Bliss, Detroit, vice president; G. p.
Thurber, Hamilton, N. ", secre-
tary.
Music-C. III. Congdon, st. Paul,
president; ID. c. Hayden, Quincy,
Ills, vice president; Miss. NJ. l.
Hawn, East Saginaw, Mich, secre-
tary.
Manual and industrial-C. H.
Reyes, Pasadena, Cal, president;
w. H. Msgruder, Mississippi Agri-
cultural college, vice president;
Mrs. Abbey l.. Marriott, Providence,
secretary.
Natural science-Charles f. Ber-
ry, University Of Nebraska, presi-
dent; ". $. JackmaU, Chicago,
vice president; Charles 5. Palmer,
Boulder, Col, secretary and treas
urer.
Art Department. Walter S Good
enough, Brooklyn, president; Ma
tilda Riley, st. Louis, vice presi-
dent.
Normal education - John w.
Cooke, Normal, Ills, president
George r. Kieebarger, Cal, vice
president; A. G. Boyden, Mass,
secretary.
A new department OF physical
training was agreed to by the asso.
citation, and the following officers
were elected: Miss Anna Morris,
supervisor physical training, pub
lie schools, Cleveland, O., president /;
E. A. Harmon, principal high
school, Denver, vice president;
Mrs. N. ID. Kimberly, supervisor
physical training, public schools,
Detroit, Mich, secretary.
The following were elected to
the National Council OF Educa-
ton, to serve for terms Of six years
James N. Green, of New Jersey, re-
elected; A. r. Taylor, OF Kansas,
and James r. Preston, OF Missouri,
also reelected; A. s. Downing, of
New York, vice M. G.. Leipsiger;
w. II. Payne, Tenn, vice w. r. Gar.
net; J. r. Millspsugh, Utah, vice
II. X. Wolfe, Nebraska; L. G.
Schurman, New York, vice @. w.
Elliott; Thomas G. Harris, Texas,
vice Oscar III. Cooper.
Committee OF observation-disclosures,
of New York, chairman; Malone,
of New Hampshire; Carlisle, OF
Texas; Eaton, of Louisiana.
Departments of natural science,
physical training and school Of
ficers were also added to the asso-
ton work.
The vote on place OF next meet
ing was as follows: Los Angeles,
II; Duluth, 8; Asbury Park, z.
The matter was finally left to the
executive committee.
At the opening OF the evening
session the committee on resolu-
tions made its report.
The president named the follow
ing committee to cooperate with
the United States commissioners
at the Cotton States and Interna-
tional Exposition at Atlanta: N.
@. Dougherty, Of Illinois; Irwin
Shepard, of Minnesota; /. Q. Nc
Neil, of Missouri; Charles r. Skin
ner, OF New York; l.. FL. Jones, OF
Ohio; w. F. Laton, Of Georgia;
G. B. Denison, Of North Carolina;
J. l.. Carlisle, OF Texas; Aaron
Cove, OF Colorado; Miss Ella @.
Sabine, OF Wisconsin; Miss Estelle
Reel, Of Wyoming; J. w. PHILIPPE,