Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-06
EDUCATORS TO MEET
IN BOSTON IN
JULY
GREAT GATHERING WILL
SURPASS ONE IN 1903
Educational Sunday Strong
Feature With Gigantic Exer-
cises on Nations Birthday,
Among Plans,

The National Education association
viii meet this year in the city of Bos-
ton, July . To s and i is believed
that the attendance will surpass that
Of the big convention in 1908. Thou
sands of instructors from all over the
country viii meet In Boston for the
extensive and interesting exercises
and debates.
The members of the association
from New Mexico are. James f..
Clark, territorial superintendent Of
public instruction. Santa Re, Hugh A.
owen. professor normal school Of
New Mexico. Silver City, B. s. Gowen,
president Of New Mexico normal uni
versitv. Las Vegas: j Howard Wag-
net, superintendent of schools, Las
Cruces; r. D.. Mcqueen Gray. pIesi-
dent New Mexico university, AiDu-
querqlIe. Rupert r. Asplund, terrific
rial department of education, Santa
Fe w. +. Garrison, president Coil. OF
A.. & NJ. Arts, Agricultural college; r..
r. Larkin. 62f 18th street. Las Vegas;
Thomas w Conway, superintendent of
schools, Ration; Walter r. Mcfarland.
superintendent of schools, Silver city.
Wellington ID. Sterling. superintendent
Of schools. Albuquerque: Joseph Gill,
county superintendent of schools,
Clayton.
A bulletin issued BY the president.
James y. Joyner. contains the follow
ing interesting statement To teachers
OF the country.
''The city OF Boston and all New
England are enthusiastically united in
their purpose and efforts To welcome,
In the most cordial manner. the teach
cts Of the country and theit friends
who may wish to attend the conven-
ton. The local executive committee
of Boston have secured rs the general
headquarters in which viii be assem-
BLEED MOI only all OF the business Off
ces Of the convention but all OF the
organizations fol social, reception, in
formation and entertainment pur-
poses. No effort will be spared to
are for all members Of the assoeia-
ton with the same courtesy and hos
pitahty that characterized the teach
ers and citizens OF Boston in 1903 and
which is recalled with gratitude and
pleasure.
THE plans for meeting all visitors
at railway depota and steamboat
wharfs TT all houis are perfect ana
VIII remove all possible emparra~
ments TO parties entering a large and
strange city. If conductors of large
parties will advise the reception com
tiiAAttt tL ttlt Aitf All museum IN Sttt-
II special ears will he provided at
the stations.
Educational sunday viii be observ-
ed much more extensively than ever
before and our people are especially
urged To reach Boston IN time for
those services July 3.
The provisions fer the observance
Of July 18th as set forth elsewhere
should lead al OF our people to plan
TO reach Boston In time foi the ex-
ercises on Boston Common in the fore
noon and for the opening session of
the forty-oighth convention, with spe-
etal exercises appropriate 10 the day.
be held in the afternoon in the sta
dunn Of Harvard university az Cam
bridge.
Admission to this opening session. |
rs 10 all other sessions and all special
privileges. will be strictly by member
badge. Seats will be reserved
Immediately in front Of the speakers
for active members and such
members OF their families as are as ,
socitte members.
III membership and badges have
not Been secured previous to the hour
II opening NJ the staalum, 3:3u p. m.
may be obtained at the stadium
entrances.
'All presidents and principals OF
educational institutions and superin-
.endents Of schools who receive this
are requested to send to tho
undersigned secretary the addresses
If those teachers connected with their
institutions who may be Interested in
he Boston convention and have nor
the program bulletin; or IL
Preferred packages of bulletins for
distribution viii he set IN request.
All who do not find in this bulletin
,xact Information as to railroad rates
ire advised 10 write the secretary or
heir state director or some member
VI the state committee Of -co-ouetat.an
Who viii be kent informed as later in
ormation ONE 10 hand.
The long delay in completing ar
engagements makes i'll exceedingly i'm
that an Officers. members and
riends Of the association actively co.
operate in extending notice Of the
and arrangements Tor the Boston |
convention end ina securing the largest
,ossible attendance. This co-opera-
ion viii be appreciated.