Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-25
FORENSIC EVENTS
WILL MARK CLOSE
Or N,n.E.A.M MEET
High School 0ratorical and De-
clamatory Contests Tonight
Attracting Much interest
Announcements at Each.

The program for today. the last one
~ The educational convention, Peaches
its climax in the oratorical contest OF
the high school section. Superintend-
ent w. o. Hall OF Roswell TO preside.
The fifth general session this after
noon will conclude the lecture courses
by DIR. Il. Il. Craighead, who viii com
pare '"The Greek Civilization and the
Modern" and DIR. coffman, whose
subject Is 'fWheedlIng Methods Of Dis
cipline." Another feature will be an
address by DR.. Jeremiah Moore. the
veteran educator, formerly president
OF Greenville-T usculum college Of
Tennessee. one OF whose pupils was
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Alvan n. White. This will also be the
last business session. and at II com
mittces will make their final reports
and official announcements will be
made.
The section sessions In the fore
noon will. In addition TO the program
OF addresses and talks. transact such
business as may come up, including
the election OF officers. Among the
sections which have announced meet
ings are the high school and college
divisions, at which The topics of dis
cussIon viii he: SHOULD County Be
Allowed 10 Have More Than One
County High School. and II so. How
Should IL 30 Supported" by w. A.
Poore OF Carlsbad; "The High School
Course OF Study" by T. G. Rodgers
OF East Las Vegas: Current Tests Of
Educational Efficiency" by Elmer +.
Ringer OF East Las Vegas: Modern
Tendencies In Literary Criticism" by
Sherman Il. Neff OF state college.
The principal feature. however, will
be an address by Or. Edwin y. Craig
head.
Indian Schools.
Tho Indian school section will have
It's third session, superintendent Rcu-
ben Perry presiding. Industrial
Work in Indian Day Schools" will be
discussed by Miss Fannie Dennis and
Mrs. Alice G. Dwire. Superintendent
Robert ]. Bauman will speak on. the
Relation of the Indian School to the
Public school," and Superintendent
III, +. Coggeshall on "lndividualizing
OF the Pueblo Indian"
The industrial instructors will meet
in room al. with Charles Schreck
presiding. and the discussion Will be
Of practical nature, taking up MAN.
ua Training and the Boy Indus
trial Courses In the High School for
the Boy or Girl Who lnaes Not Expect
to Go TO College" High school In
dustrial Courses as Electives" ITO
What Extent Should Industrial
Courses Taken in High schools Re
Given Credit Toward College En-
trance and Teachers certificates?"
and What Standards Should Deter
mine the Granting Of Credit for Such |
Courses2"
Peace League to Meet.
The School Peace league. of which 7
the venerable and yenerated Hiram
Iladley is the chairman and John II, !
Vaughn the secretary. viii have an I
interesting session today. at which the |
~ tH'ltt W al III i@hfVlft tthh 80 iRiaF
ton 10 the peace movement, anomal-
Gus as such subject may seem, Will
come up in almost each address.
The topics are; "The Reasons for
the Peace and Arbitration Movement
THE Peace Idea as Related to Edu-
cation" "fhe Hold Of the Peace Il
Movement of the World The Rcla-
ton of the European War, TO the
Peace Movement and "A Practical
Forward Step in the Peace Move
ment,"
To Discuss Library Movement.
Miss Lutte L. Stearns OF Milwaukee.
one OF the three leading speakers
from outside of New Mexico at the
and originator of the
travelling library idea, will speak on
THE Modern Library Movement be-
fore the library section this evening.
Miss Della J. Sisler will preside over
this and Mrs Joseph $. Hofer Will
net as secretary.
other subjects viii be. Good
and How to Select for
Grades From one to Eight BY Mrs.
r. Il. Asplund OF Santa re; plans
for Establishing Libraries in PUBLIC
Schools" by superintendent Mersfeld-
or Of Clovis; School Libraries in &
spanish Communities, by e
President Q. c. zingg Of the Spanish
American Normal school at lei Ritos
How the Public Library May Co
Operate With the Schools" BY Miss
Myrtle Cole, city librarian Of Ration;
Promoting the Library Movement
BY Miss Sisler of Albuquerque.
Governor Mcdonald Is down for a
helpful address before tho school
board section. his topic being. How /
school Officials May Help the Teach
ar to Greater success" Ex-Governor
T. Bradford Prince is TO discuss
Should New Mexico Adopt the 4,
County Unit system as the kasis for I
he Organization Of Her schools" and
supreme Court Clerk Jose d. sena,
president of the Santa lie school
hoard, is to talk on How school
3oards May Assist the Teacher in
Teaching Patriotism.'
DIR. =. +, Thomas. president OF the
school board of Roswell win speak
,ne ITO What Extent Should the
Teacher Take Part in Community In
erests?' President NJ. II, Hickey Of
he Albuquerque school board is down
or a discussion OF The Problem OF ,
employing Teachers
President John w. Morrow OF the ,
Ration school board is TO speak on