The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
PLAN
To REORCAN|zE
N. {. A. COUNCIL
Committee on Membership
Reports List of Recommen-
dations for Officers and
Members.
FAIL TO FORMULATE
SET OF RESOLUTIONS
St. Paul Chamber of Com
merce Sends Representa-
tives to Boost for 1914.
Convention.

Reconstruction Of the educational
council of the N. E. A is proposed in
membership yesterday. The nomina-
tious submitted by this committee are
sent in for confirmation at the busi-
ness meeting of the council TO be held
tomorrow morning, beginning at
clock, in Barratt hall. A. G. Nelson
of Utah is recommended TO succeed
himself on the men, bership committee.
The formal report of the committee
on membership recommends as follows:
For president, Robert ]. Alley, term
to expire in 1916.
For secretary, Carroll G.. Pearse,
term to expire in 1911.
Member of the executive committee
to succeed Joseph Swain, David B.
johnson, term to expire in 1918.
Members of committee on member
ship-A. G. Nelson, to succeed himself,
term to expire 1916; w. B. Owen, to
succeed Robert j. Alley, term to ex-
pire 1916.
Members of committee on investi-
CATION and appropriations "A. 8.
Downing, to succeed himself, term e1-
pires 1916; T, A. Molt, to succeed L.
s. Harvey, term expires 1915, G.. B.
Cook, to succeed J. H. Phillips, term
expires 1916.
Members-Fannie Fern Andrews, to
succeed herself, term expires 1918;
Bette A. Dutton, to succeed herself,
term expires 1919; Charles H. Keyse,
to succeed himself. term expires 1919;
J. F. Sims, to succeed himself, term
expires 1919; Charles H. Judd, to sue
ceed himself, term expires 1919; Bird
T. Baldwin, to succeed himself, term
expires 1919; A. Duncan Yocum, to
succeed himself, term expires 1919;
Josephine Preston, to succeed Glenn
Hampton, term expires 1919; Thomas
c. Miller, to succeed himself, term sx-
pires 1919; Frank B. Dyer, to succeed
himself, term expires 1919,
Committee Disagrees.
After having held q meeting lasting
more than two hours yesterday after
noon. the N. E. A. committee on reso-
lutions failed to formulate a report on
account of minor differences which arose
concerning the precise activities In which
an education association and the schools
generally may legltimately engage The
differences are not OF a radical charac-
ter and II was said last night that an
q agreement would be reached today
that report unanimously approved by !
the committees membership could be
presented to the convention.
DR. Thomas W. Bicknell OF Providence,
R. l., who is authorized by the board OF
directors OF the N. e. A. TO take steps
to accumulate within five years an en-
dowmen, fund OF SI.000.oo0 for the as
sociaton, has called meeting OF his
committee to he held In the supper room
OF the Hotel Utah this morning. COM
nencing at $3.50 o'clock. He expects
good attendance OF committeeman. be-
cause of the fact that the subject to be
considered Is one that will materially af
feet the future OF the association.
E. L. Finney Of ST. Paul. representing
the association OF commerce of that city.
and who Is to speak this morning at the
meeting Of the school garden depart
n,ent is here for the purpose of pro-
noting st. Paul as the convention city
OF 1914.
Wants Early Start.
Speaking on this subject, Mr.. Finney
last night said;
We made all prepare tions for the
1912 convention. which did not come
to us. having all the necessary money
pledged. so that when We now ask for
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