Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-21
MANY PROBLEMS
TO BE DISCUSSED
At SALT LAKE
Economy of Time in Educa-
ton, Health and Efficiency
to BE Considered at National
Educators Meeting.

lspecina CoFrrsponaenee 90 the nsrala4
salt Lake City, June 90. hconnmy
OF time IN cd1cntlcli, health problems
IN American schools, tests Of effi-
cheney and the Snxzalio plan for the
reorganization OF the American tench-
ing profession will be subjects OF spe-
ciai committee reports to be heard
~ the National Council OF Education
IN connection with the ~ r. a. con-
Nention In this city. July Z TO II.
The sitting 81 the National Council
VIII be the first meeting OF the y r..
a. conclave. The council win con-
vene IN this city SATURDAY. morning
July 3. and sessions viii continue sat
nrday afternoon and evening and
Monday morning.
The first general session Of the CON
Nention will be held Monday after
noon, July !, IN the huge Mormon
Tabernacle, whore 5000 persons may
be seated and hear distinctly every
word spoken in ordinary tones from
the rostrum, such are the remarka-
BILE acoustics OF the building. That
evening "a special concert will be held
IN the Tabernacle. Part Of the pro-
gram will be numbers played hy prot.
J. j. Mcclellan on the famous Taber-
nncie pipe-organ.
The second general session ~ tho
week viii take place Tuesday after
noon at Saitair. the bathing resort on
the shores of the Great Salt Lake
thirty minutes ride from the center
OF the city This program Will be
the evening. other general sessions
In the Tabernacle Will be held Tues
day morning and Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday evenings
AZ other times during tho week,
there VIII be In progress the score
or more Of departmental meetings az
which specialized programs will be
given, These meetings will be held
at halls and public buildings as CON
Gle and the Hotel Utah. the official
headquarters. Most OF the halls in
the city have been engaged rs the
local committees on arrangements.
Indians to iBc Present.
Indians from the ulntah reserva-
tlon 90 Utah and other sections OF
The west viii he among the 10000
or SO persons In attendance at the
iifty-flrst annual convention OF the
National Education association which
viii be held in this city July o 20 ~.
These stoics are more and more
taking interest IN cduce ton and art
aud prominent Indian educators have
siRnified their Intention Of being pres
emit They NIL add q bizarre touch
10 the convention CROWDS
In common with other western
States, Utah Is replete with landmarks
and indian legend. The state got It's
name from the Ute indians, whose
tepeo fires once Crackied IN the
mountain passes and the broad val-
ieys The pioneers Of civilization had
their many fierce encounters with the
redskins Now, however. there IL
peace between the whites and heds
and the latter are emualating the
pale-snces IN the tllllng of acres anG
education OF the papooses.
Various sections Of the country and
various branches OF educational en-.
dcaVcr VIII be represented at the n
r. A, convention. Advices received
Z by local committees indicate that
every section 81 the country win have
It's fun quota OF delegates and some
of the most prominent educators ol
the country, In all lines, have accept
"a invitations "a address the genera
sessions or departmental meetings.
Arrangements for handling ths
convention have been completed b,
the l0cai committees but with the ma.
tlonai officers they will he active
right up % the time OF the OPENING
, session. For two weeks prior 90 tbs
convention official headquarters ol
the y. u. A. will be- open al The Hote
ttnh, this city, with Secretary u. W
springer Ia charge.
The great Tabernacle, seating TO-.
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