Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-25

above matter, Tor ( ansurs each ana
all that I am deeply interested N
bringing not only the educational "a.
vantages, but also, our material re-
sources and advantages. 60 the At
tenti0n of tho country.
10 County SnperintnBdonle City So.
puFintcn0ents and Principals.
In View ~ the faCt thai the Ma
ilonal Education ausociatlon--tho
largest educational orgnnlnatlon IN
the world-will hold ~ next meeting
az Salt Lake City. July Til next. I
am making special efforts 10 secure
large delegation from New Moxl-
co. We should have such represent
alton az will give our state rcspec-
table standing In educational circles.
For this reason, 7 urge All county sl-
/ perintendents. city superlnsendenis
and principals. members 81 school
boards. and progressive teachers from
all parts 81 the state 81 accompany
me 10 Salt Lake City. ] have roserv-
"a rooms for New Mexico headuuar-
ters NJ Hotel Jitsh--snc most import
ant In the city--and We shall BE-
ready 20 receive YOU on our arrival
We are Suggesting the payment %
your expenses In whole or In part,
hut / am convinced that. even n you
pay your own expenses. you viii find
compensation for the time and money
spent In attending this meeting IL
you have been planning a vacation.
why not take n IN Utah this summer
and attend the ~. r.. A. meeting on
your way? 1n pleasure. Sightseeing.
recreation and profit. 1 believe you
will find yourself benefited by going
TO Salt Lake city thu second week in
July
We are making arrangements with
the Santa Re railroad 10 run a special
sleeper from Albuquerque. TO leave
Albuquerque on Thursday July 3rd
or Friday. July 9Th. In order to se-
cure such a privilege. however. we
must guarantee a party OF eighteen.
! usD I hope. therefore. you will
write us promptly " you are planning
to go TO Salt Lake. ! hope you will
join as and help us spread the news
that New Mexico has enthusiastic. en-
eregetic. intelligent leaders In charge
OF the schools OF our state. In es,l-
mating your expenses. you should
consider railroad fare. Pullman fare.
trip railroad fares az follows: Aibu-
queraue. s40.25: Santa Re. 1885,
Carlsbad, $3.50; ~ Paso, $685..
! Pullman fare will amount 20 abou,
, $3.50 each way. and meals and lodinG
Z approximately $500 day.
To Chairman Board Of County Com
missl0ncrs.
, Dear sir:--The National Education
Z association will meet az Salt Lake
city. July Til. This II the largest
. gathering OF educators In the world
B ana the most important In the dis
! Gussions held and policies initiated. In
= accordance with usual practice OF this
office. am urging attendance at this
. meeting OF county supcrintendents, IA
I believe nothing else will 80 improve
4 their efficiency and secure better re-
0 crgetlc. intelligent leaders In charge
: and village schools. They viii get q
more comprehensive view OF schoo
problems. suggestions for the solution
e Of such problems. and professions
? spirit and enthusiasm will NEAR
g much for the adequate education OF
o children In our rural and village com.
o munitles.
= II has been held proper cxpendi'
J. turo for county commissioners TO pas
3 "a part or all OF the expenses OF the
county superintendent OF schools h
n attending the National Education as
= sociation meeting. out Of the count,
school fund, and l urge that you make
= such allowance for the expenses ~
a your county superintendent OF school
u as will permit him 10 attend this meet
J. ing We expect 20 have large dele
: gation present from this state an'
10 have every part of the state repre-
scented.
! The President OF the BOARD 1T Edu
cation.
Dear slr.--Thls Is Ia call your al
tention 60 the approaching meetin
of the National Education association
tu be held at Salt Lake City, July
I'M. tho largest gathering OF educator
8 In the world and the most importar
I'm the discussions held ami the poll
Giles initiated. A. this great convcu
lg ton IN 80 near. am making speech
q efforts 20 secure large attendance =
e. supcrintendents aud principals, as
Al am convinced that the stimulating Ia
nr flucncs Of this meeting VIII do NOR
Or than anything else to Improve the 81
ld fititntN ni tue tthfHtTtihhNh " w
~ various school units. Not onl
re should your city superiniendents an
r principals of schools attend, but mon
xe bcrs cf your board should he sent
,u bring back the most modern and 81
m. fcctlve methods IN city and tow
n, school administration.
Id I believe Il perfectly proper 81
"a penditure for YOU To mako such a
.e. lowance for members OF your bear
OF your superlntendents and prlnoipa
DO as your revenues Justify In order
al permit their attendance az this NEE
n ing. have secured splendid hca'
eI quarters IN the most Important hot
nj in Salt Lake City--Hotel utah--or
n New Mexico should make a shown
Is. which will entltie the state To a r
ut spectacle Standing In educational ci
d. cles.
an Very truly yours,
~ AVIAN n. WHITE,
ne state superintendent of Public u
an struCtion
santa We. n. NJ, June "a. 1918