Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-26

81 such attendance lie has also
written boards OF county commission
ers asking them TO pay expenses OF
county superintendonts while attend
Ing tho association meeting. also to
presidents OF boards OF directors and
boards Of education, calling attention
10 the Importance Of tho meeting ana
urging that teachers DO allowed 10 at.
tend without loss OF pay. In many
cases, whore funds allow, boards may
pay expenses Of teachers Ia whole %
In part.
superintendent John Milne, local
secretary OF the association. WritOa that
booklets Will DO iAsued giving names
anG locations OF hotels aud rooming
s.0uaes with prices OF meals and lodg-
ing. Every train into Albuquerque
will be met by guides with large
badges, who Will escort teashers 10
stopping places.
The Commercial club OF AYbuquer-
que has given assurance that adequate
meeting places for ali general and
section sessions viii be provided free
OF charge to the association.
Manufacturing plants will gladly al
low teachers TO visit plants while ia
Albuquerque, and no plains will DO
spared 20 make the stay OF the teach
ers pleasant ana profitable.
-Four banners will be awarded by
the New Mexico Journal OF Educa-
ton To counties as follows. one to \no
county having the largest enrolment
IN the association; one to the county
toutsido of BernalilloJ having the
largest number Of enrolled members
in attendance al the meeting one to-
the county whose delegation OF en-
rolled members travels the greatest
agRrogut. number uf miles. ana one
To the county wduSc delegation ot en-
rullrd members travels the greatest
average number OF miles. Every
county has, therefore. chance
e. be known as hammer county.
MT a. r t.rkin of Fast Las Vegas
has taken W the matter of railroad
rates ard it Is sat. To- sag that thr
lowest possible rates viii Doe secured.
IN the past the association hvs had
every encouragement from the ril.
roads In the state and IL b. probable
that on some roads the ratio viii be as
low as one fare, while on others u
will be- one aud one.ufth. Those plan.
ming to attend the association should
communicate with Mr. L.rkin oC the
secretary. II IL urged also that you
an bring the matter tn the attention Of
your local agent so that b" viii begin
early 10 ask FOR rates from his point.
The question OF making AiUuquer-
quo the permanent place OF meeting
viii be- brought up and all are invited
to send In expressions @: opinions on
t.,s point To the secretary previous 10
the time 90 the meeting. Wlat do YOU
think OF ~ The members of the cN-
sCutlye committee as well ds several
OF the officers OF the association bee
lieve that the best interests OF the as.
ISOLATION requires q permanent und
central meeting place In this con-
nectiou also may be raised the qucs-
ton as TO whether the second we"N I'm
November N the best time or not, This
year. Sew Mexico Is In lire with KAN
Sus. Nebraska, ana other important
states which hold their meeting az tue
Yamo time. Some states Ike Michi-
gan hold their session during the nrst
week IN November
Also the constitution Of the Ncw
Mexico Educational association is 100
need OF revision. At ,ts meeting last
June the executive committee asked
the secretary to submit draft OF a
new constitution. This will be- done 40
the coming meeting and the secretary
asks for suggestions az tu the needed
changes
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