Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-25

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Sectional Programs.
The downpouring rain ala not lessen
the ardor OF the members Of the New
Mexico Educational association yes-
terday forenoon, but the delay in ar
ranging the exhibits in the National
Guard armory and some misunder-
standing about meeting places. played
hAvoc with several Of the sectional
programs.
Only an informal meeting OF the
city superintendents section was
held yesterday and adjournment was
taken to this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Superintendent j. B. Taylor OF DEM
ing, presided, and superintendent
Rufus Mead. OF East Las Vegas, was
secretary The topics which had been
set will be taken up this afternoon, as
follows
How Publicity Can BE Made Of
Use In Administering the Schools" BY
.T. w Conway, with discussion by l..
IL. Baughman and c. G. Cramer.
How Can You Justify the Expendl-
ture Of MY Dollar?' by Ralph c. Ely.
with discussion by w. A. Poore and
y. w Thompson. "The Qualifications
of a Teacher" by j. II. Wagner. with
discussion by r. Kelly Of Folsom,
and J. w Thompson, Of Clayton THE
Value Of the County High School to
the Educational Interests of the
State" by Grace G. Goebel. with dis
cussion by r, n. Russell and J. c.
Gordy.
Next TO the County Superintendents
section, the meeting most largely at
tended yesterday forenoon was that
of the Mathematics and Science sec
ton, In the National Guard armory,
although Il was quite late when Prot.
II. c. Mckay called the section 10
order. The following papers We're
read: "The Physic Chemical Reac.
tions of Living Matter" by a. r.
Weese, Of the university; "Mathemat-
ieal Foundations by r. NJ. Barton,
of the university, and r, c. Mckay
delivered a lecture on "Radio-aetiv-
ity." The session proved to be
most interesting one and will be con
tnued this afternoon at 2 o'clock, at
which time Mrs. Livingston, of Tula-
rosa. will deliver an illustrated lecture
on Archaeology, and the rest Of the
printed program will be taken up.
Two other noteworthy lectures win
be- China and Japan" with stere-
opticon illustrations by Professor G.
E. Anderson, Of the state School Of
Mines. Chemical and Biological
study of the Lakes Of the Central and
Western States" with stereopticon Ill
lustration, by Prof. G.. J. Kemmerer.
Of the state School Of Mines.
Because Of misunderstanding as
to a place Of meeting, the Indian
schools section held only brief and
informal meeting yesterday, with
Reuben Perry Of Albuquerque, pre-
siding.
Educational Council
The Educational Council of the ~
N. f. A. met carly yesterday forenoon
at the Commercial club, with Super
iutendent of Public Instruction Alvan
n. White presiding, and superinten-
dent T. w. Conway of Ration. at the
secretary's desk. The council failed
to take up the subjects set for dis
cussion, but took up the matter of
rcorganizing by increasing its mem
bership. a new constitution for the
council was offered, as follows:
The Council-The council shall
consist of three members elected by
each section and six by the general
session
The Memhership-E Each section
shall choose, at the 1913 meeting, !
three persons, one for one year one
for two years, and one for three |
years, as members Of the council, |
one each year for a period /
of three years. The general section /
shall choose six persons at the 1913
meeting, two for period of one year,
two for a period of two years, and |
two for a period of three years: and |
thereafter two each year for a period
of three years
Vacancy.-Any vacancy is filled for
the unexpired term by an election in
the section where the vacancy occurs
Officers-The officers, a president,
a vice president and a secretary, shall |
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