Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-23
Nominations for Officers and
1916 Meeting Place TO Be
Made This Afternooni Bal
lot Box Arrangements Made
EVERY TRAIN BRINGING
HOSTS TO N. M. E. A. MEET
Special Arrangement With Rail-
road Gives Reception CQm-
mittee Notice Of Number Ar
irving From Each Station,

To-day will begin the general ses.
slons OF the New Mexico Educationa
association. Last nights trains were
crowded to the guards with delegates
and by midnight fully thousand vis-
itors were In the city taxing hotel and
rooming house accommodations Ia
their utmost. Today from 400 TO 500
more viii arrive.
The reception committee had ar
ranged to receive reports by wire
from conductors of trains and thus
were prepared several hours before
hand for the rush. No. brought l5o
delegates from Santa Fc county. The
cut-off train at $40 p. m brought a
q hundred delegates from the Pecos
valley. There are so delegates from
Luna. Grant and Dona Ana counties
on this mornings train from Ei Paso.
Vaughn Favored for Presidency.
A truce seems TO have been patched
up between the rival factions, one Of
which has been boosting J. II. Vaughn
Of State college, for the presidency
Of the association, and the strong
hordes from the north who were urg-
Ing Dr. Frank III. II. Roberts TO throw
his hat into the ring. But Dr. Rob-
erts has been dislnclined to enter the
fray and his friends will probably
throw their strength TO Vaughn. while
vaughn's hackers will insist upon
placing Dr. Roberts on the executive
committee in place Of Dean Frank
Carroon whose term expires and who
has been el1rtsd president OF the edit
eational council. This will be a happy
solution of the problem that confronts
the association.
Today's Program.
The forenoon today VIII be devoted
to section meetings and contests.
There will be an old-fashioned SPELL
ing bee supplemented by written con-
tests for the championship of the
state. This will take place at 8 a. m.
at the high school. ]. II. Vaughn is
chairman Of the committee in charge.
while II. w Twining and Miss Sue
Hutchinson are the other members.
The entries are heavy.
At the same time there will be a
contest in arithmetic and language,
the committee in charge being J. E.
Goodell. chairman. j. b. Gunter, sec
retary; Mrs. Ella LeBar and George
II Lougee.
Section Meetings.
Tlfe Indian school section will meet
viii the section of institute workers
Supt Reuben Perry is chairman of the
first and Supt. Frederick Snyder, Sec
retary; while State Supt Alvan N.
White is chairman of the latter. The
programs for the two are:
Indian Schools.
Preparation Necessary for Indus
trial Employees to Become Competent
Instructors" Discussion led by Mr. j.
erickenberger.
What Grades Should the Pupils
Complete at the Day Schools" Dis
eusslon on part of the boarding
school to be led by Mr.. II. Il. Johnson;
on part Of day schools by Mr.. G. T.
lsaacs
Correlation of Agency and school
work superintendent Peter Pa
quette, Mr.. r. w. Bishoff.
Institute Workers.
preliminary statement by chairman:
Suggestions for Institute Improve
ment," Mrs. Nora Brumback, Belen,
leader. Discussion.
What is Best in the Institute for
lhlrd Grade Teachers" Supt. Joseph
., Hofer Tueumcari leader. Discus
sion.
What Is Best in the institute for
higher Grade Teachers Prof. John
IT. Vaughn, State college, leader
What Emphasis Shall Be Placed on
special Subjects in the InstituteY
Leader to be announced
Note All leaders will have Is min
utes to introduce subjects. 1t is hoped
mat county superintendent and insti-
'u'e workers win participate freely in
The discussion.
The General Sessions.
az TWO o'clock this afternoon, IN
eile nigh school auditorium. the gem
e'di sessions will open. The musical
pIosram will be under the direction
VI y, Stanley seder and will be rem
uered by the Albuquerque High School
oichestra. 1t will include folk dances
~ costume. by the Albuquerque public
sehools. Il Rev Hugh A. Cooper OF
'ne Presbyterian church has recover
" from his indisposition, he will pro-
Aounce the Invocation. President Z