Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-26

pressed for time to complete its busl-
ness II waved aside everything to pose
for the moving picture camera of the
exposition commission. The teachers,
LOGO in number, marched down the
broad entrance stairway past the cam
era and II viii be a remarkable pic
ture indeed that will be thrown upon
the screen at san Diego each day next
year. No other state will be able to
duplicate It.
I Contest Winners.
Several more contest winners were
announced yesterday afternoon. In
penmanship, Lucy Buchanan of Albu-
querque. won first prize in the city
section. and Miss Rachel Parker of
Las Cruces, the second prize. In the
rural section, two Spanish Americans
proved the best penmen Margaret
Sanchez of Sandoval county. who was
awarded first prize, ana Petra Vigil Of
Otero county, who was given second
prize.
The written spelling contest con-
firmed the oral contest, and strange to
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receiving the first prize. both in the
oral and in the written contest In the
city section, and Lasea Gray of Santa
Rosa, the second prize. In the rural
rsse'e' w ."s. p'i~e went ~
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IT,
Inc solidarity OF the educational in
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7N'vos - :" 0o"Ni'oeu 40 new
= 800 '"a' 'i'es aio " siea' power
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Ivy "ie eiii'eu' ines NAVY
i'so pseo,'e e's ni~s'h' VI 'he i"c. ,ha'
i'''poia'". as navy peen 'ie striues
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sii'iiii's u 10 euuoa'ioiai ueNeiop-
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II any one thought was to the fore,
II was that OF conservation, conserva-
ton OF enid lie, ana the means avail
aple Tor us development INTO manhood
ana womanhood Right at the begin
ming of the meetings at the dedication
of the Albuquerque high school Presi-
lent NJ p. Hickey brought out this
dea forcibly when he said that no
BUSINESS man would invest Slzo'9oo IN
p'ah' ~ 'u," us. " onas = iew
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New MEXICO sparse as us means Tor
'uucatiVn nave been, is beginning to
calize that Il has been very wasteful, /
IS ChleI Clerk rupert r. Asplund i
'nt II III one oil ms addresses: IL Is II
waste OF money to hold school only 4
I'VE months year, and he therefore
dvocated as the necessary step. the
minimum term OF seven months a
ear for the rural schools. However, ,
evelopment will not stop there, and
Few Mexico will not make the fullest ,
sc Of its educational assets until 1t +,
cops school twelve hours each day, i
TX days a week and twelve months a
ear. The addresses of DR.. l.. d. Coff- !
nan and Miss stcarns We're In the 4
anne direction and they impressed the d
eccssity of organized efforts to direct !
nc leisure hours of the American !
cople and specially Of the children !
, the best advantage. Fl
Convention Success. I
Tha convention has hoen ! s,,ccesa
rom whatever stanapoint viewed :
no sneakers ~ the general sessions
"a ,nessape that nroved ~ insntr-
Ton ana whosa effect viii he feIf In