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MAIL ORDERS.
OSTRICH FEATHERS.

OSTRICH feathers-rake your old
feathers to Thureston's: they will
make them new again. Thurston's, No.
2lI North First Street
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STANDARD machine az the highest
grade for s35. regular $40 value, and
guaranteed to be new and perfect
This is center" needle machine OF
the latest model we have discon-
tinued handling these machines. and for
that reason We are Offering our last
one at a cash price of SIS
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iPL Etc line OF new buggies and
|lnabouts i'm all STYLES.
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.toek rlsh, out OF s. seEviee sinS
y work can md them at our stables
no see them at work. We have mules
tom 500 pounds TO 1850 pounds. Price.
40 per pblr up. and horses and mar es
rom 500 pounds to 400 pounds. price.
70 head up. This stock Is all In
GOD condition. and will BE- sold under
fuil guarantee. II not AZ represent cd
honey refunded.
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Personal.

WANTED, you to know that w. H.
Cowardin's Sons prices on watch and
1ewelry work ara the lowest In town
Main.
SKIN diseases cured by I.u-Zo. Send
no money until cured. Write for
proposition. The Lu- 20 Company. Me
.iill Bldg. Washington. ID. c.
AUGUST GROCERY co. INC, is THE
YOUR DOLLAR GOES LONG WAYS
SEE FOR YOURSELF. Gil AND 6i3
EAST MARSHALL PHONE MADISON
1235-45O6
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MONEY WANTED.

WANTED. to borrow $4,000 on and
years time; ample security. l. 1911.
care Times Dispatch
OLD coins wanted. $50 paid for dollar
proof; 81 for 1858 quarter. no arrows
Many va iuable coins circulating. Send
&c Tor large coin circular Il may
MTumismatic Bank. Dept. 81, Fl. Worth.
want 20 borrow $500 on suburba n
lot worth $1,000: willing to pay more
Dispatch,
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these bargains at Meyer's:

II cutunder runabout. rubber tires.
|,nopy. used only few months. Cost
Is new: viii sell $50: one runabout.
Fly painted and ubber tires, $40.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY POLLARD & B.AGBY,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
S EN- d f TIA II f d
BRICK DWELLING. KNOWN AS No.
1o9 EAST LEIGH STREET
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

BA RGAlN-sdc car for motorcycle. 10
shares Union stores. q 53S. care
Times Dispatch
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I'ERAL ton and open wagons in
lood order. cheap.
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need the room and will sacrifice
lfsc Jobs.
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iERAL business bugaies from $40
|, tS5.
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TYPE\yRITERs,.

TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE.
COLI MBTA bar-lock typewriter in ex-
celleni condition: visible: only 3lS
cake Printing Company. Sos East
Main.
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d sale. a paying grocery store with
bod cash trade; fne location; good
sickness. Address C COZ. care
les. Dispatch.
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SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY.
East Broad Street
lPhOne RanIolnh E1l
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ROLLER Tor combination typewriter
desk. only SIS; typewriter desk. SIS
large roller-toD desk, 60 inches in
length that cost $40, for only $50
This is an unusual bargain.
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VEHICLES REPAIaED
FOR SALE-Animsls.
TOR SALE HORSES. MARES. MULES
AT CRULLS 9TABLE6. - SOUTH
TENTH STREET.


'oR SALE ALE HORSES: MARES. MULES.
|; TENTH STREET.
: ..crt s,ES Il nsse 81 q Sooe
see Ss nd 1an ns" ws 1.v,
rom 500 pounds 10 1850 pounds. Price.
is6 per pnir up. and horses and mares
'H S..ss nS Th. otosS Is a Hi'f a
eed condition. and will BE- sold under
.nl guarantee. II not an represented
Fe ses fHa as; 2. D. J; suli,van,s stable.
u ses ca irons To- g geod y tness
Jules are all sound and good workers.
lei, nl or double; big farm horses.
nxs ron on d TO iEear ss and well srGks
a ans TO one big farm mare. weigh.
W. pounds. and also several &C ID
living horses and mares.
% % n ,al,..H.vinS no further use for
year; pa pair s y re'F pr .sS0 I DGGndl
air Will weigh Zoo pounds. Price.
700; I pair. years old. weigh, 1000
e ,;s. sound and very Handspring.
tiIh 1000 pounds. Also pair mule'
,! Nbo. Buy now and save high war
lice. in the spring. Any ono looking
hey arc all in nne condition. Can BIO
sen At Cranes Southern Trnnsfer
liable. No. ls South Fifteenth Street
alt .auare from Main Street station.
o connection with any other stable.
ULEs. HORSES AND MARES FOR
AIR mules 8 and years old. weigh
Ing 400 pounds price $3.50 pair
s' Old xyis shies $50 eco pe4 ana 10
(. 81; $50 p' Also ses snG bs s - oiq
rne ana %are; anH o for lady, t%o
'uble sets harness. two dump wagons.
% double, truck. This stock Is right
e want of use Written snsrsntee
Ill North Fifth Street.
DR. HIRE. FOR HIRE. FOR HIRE.
f have carloads OF mules that have
ar Alexandria. Va: Our time is up
same. and we will hire one load. or
OF them. for II period of from 60
dress J. p. Hudson's Sons Co. 1916
,st Main Street. Louisville. Ky.
IEAP. a 7-months-old pointer. c 2l2.
care Times-Dispatch.
lRGE. we'll broke goat, harness and
wagon; Owner. 1901 First Avenue.
ANTED. to buy some Single Com o
cd stock and reasonable. Address
West Marshall.
DR sale, pair thoroughbred beagle
hounds. pair thoroughbred pointers:
ice very reasonable. Apply Box a,
wsoms. Va.
)R sale. beautiful female French
poodle. s months old: price reason
lie. W. !. Gillian. Rice. Va.
III sale. saddle and harness horses.
he best lockers In Richmond. fear
- o, all objects. and the right age.
!! weigh from 1000 to $50 pounds :
irving horses that can tro, in 2:3o:
30 some general purpose horses
st-ciass horses for every purpose
vays on ? nd; satisfaction euaran-
ID Mel Stables. and 10 West
80 min sly South Richmond. Phone
Fl olson
YOU English setter pups from
'pleAdlQ lntinS parents we have
m At right price. Claybrook
rex Fart Fredericks Hall. Va
FOR SALE-Vehicles.
ST received new stock of ton and
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FOR SALE-Business.

IG store for sale. An old estab-
she'd business i'll one OF Virginias
est towns. Daily sales from $65
j76 a day. Ill health reason for
ms. Terms: 1T will require $4,000
/. Address 152, care Times- Dis
"A
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WANTED-Partners.

WANTED. n partner to take half in
terest in well-estabiished business.
who can furnish 5000 capital. The bus
mess VIII pay $3.50 To 500 per month
young man who has had some cS-
pcricnce in drumming preferred c;
Us. care Times Dispatch
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days

by YERBY COMPANY. INC.
zoos Hull Street.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES Auction SALE
OF
BEAUTIFUL LOT ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF SEMMES AVENUE. FOR
EST HILL PARK
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\. MEYERS SONS.
731 East Cary Street.
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FOR SALE-Household Goods

ANTIQUE combination bookcase ant
desk for sale: also carved rosewood
wardrobe. Phone Boulevard l02S-W.
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: cutunder surrey. good order. "a,
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machines. and among them is one
that is almost new and perfect: has
stitch: price, s25. \ few more from
SIS up, and one Standard machine for
grade for sa5; regular $50 value and
guaranteed to be new and perfect.
the latest model we have discon /.
tinued handling these machines. and for
that reason We are Offering our last
one AZ a cash price of SIS.
ROLLER Tor combination typewriter
desk. only SIS typewriter desk. IS:
isneth. that cost .4S for for ' oniH sa 'n
This is an unusual bargain.
Steel. range. with reservoir, for $50.
good as others sell for siu. This is
a new range. and we will take your
old stove in exchange.
IRON beds from CSC to $40. both new
and used.
YOUR old furniture. stoves. etc. taken
In exchange: cash or credit.
SOUTHERN FURNITURE COMPANY.
East Broad street
iPhone Randolph 67D.
WE have about fifteen Anchor Brand
clothes Wringers that we will sell
Tor Sis each. These wringers can b.
attached to any tub or washing ma
chine ana have n guarantee stamp on
them FOR three years. Central Furni-
tnre Co. 2oi West Broad Street
ONE slightly used solid CHARTERED oak
wardrobe for $1,000. This can be
bought on easy terms. Central Furni-
ture Co. 2o7 West BROAD Street.
ONE. slightly used fiat top desk. solid
oak for 1915. Central Furniture Co.
207 West Broad street.
~ I,oya atfr ,,ead .taol
that we Will close out at surprisingly
low prices. 1t will pay YOU to look at
these. as they are cheap. Contra! Fur
niture Co. 2o7 West Broad street
WE buy and exchange and have on
hand at all times = large stock OF
scription. We can save you money or
both new and slightly used furniture
call and be convinced. Central Furni-
iure Co. 2o7 West Broad street RAN
dolph A44@-J.
ANTIQUE combination bookcase and
wardrobe. Phone Boulevard 10oS-W.
FURNITURE.-We have lots OF bar
gains in secondhand furniture. Now
Main street Co. 4sS
East Main Street.
FURNITURE.-We Will take your old
furniture in exchange for new as part
payment; balance can be paid in small
s wesky or monthy ay See
ture Co. Inc, l4se East Main street
SPECIAL all next week on Kitchen
cabinets. Get our prices and easy
payment plan before You buy. We save
ne 9qss East Ma ma hrs ssre rnr"ure Co.
FOR sale, 2 Dayenports. sideboard.
Call West Grace street. Nl .
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| tNTED. to buy some Singleton q
White LcEhorn chickens. must be
cd stock. and reasonable. Address
West Marshall
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WE have about fifteen Anchor Brand
clothes Wringers that we will sell
Tor Sf.19 each. These wringers can be-
attached to any tub or washing ma
chine, ana have q guarantee stamp on
them for three years. Central Furn;-
tire Co. oCI West Broad Street
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FoR sALE-sil,cellan,ou,

FOR sale cheap. one 1S-sirup soda foun-
tain. Possession given early In April,
1919 III Interested, address West End
l'harnRcy Co. DnnNille. Va.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
TheTConuention Program
CONTINUED from Page Onc.)

man; Mrs. Kate Livingston, Tularosa,
secretary.
The Course of Study; Its Use aud
Abuse. Leader-D. l.. Adkins, Tcxico.
Discussion by Lillian Nugget, Lords.
burg.
Some Common Faults in Pcnmanship
and How 10 Cure Them. Leader-Miss
Stella Brodowski. Madison. Mis-. Dis.
cussion by Miss NJ. Lee Keenan,, Santa
Fe.
Beacon Method Of Phonetic Reading.
Lcadcr-Miss Morcella Calhoun. Dnw.
SON. Discussion by Mrs. Loru Holmes
Northrup, Onayn.
Training for Citizenship IN the
Grades. Leader Rupert =. Asplund,
santa Fc. Discussion by Miss Pearl
Hall. Dawson.
Aldrcss-Thc Care of the Eyes, DR..
q. u. Corues. Albuquerque.
Business Reading of minutes. elcc.
tion of Officers.
Note.-Only one session of the Elc-
mcntary Schools section will be held, ~
the teachers belonging 80 this section
should have the opportunity Of attend
ing the Industrial Section aud the Music
and Drawing Section.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13

County suPerinsendents-H ". Er.
.rct;, Clayton.
City Superintendent w. @. Hall,
Roswell.
Educational C0uneil-Frank CARBON.
=. Las Vegas.
Elementary Schools - Mrs. George
Dixon, Magdalenn.
High School and College,. G. Rim.
ger, y. Las NePns.
Indian schools r. T. Loncrgan, Al.
buquerque.
Institute Workers-Algnn n. White,
Re.
Music aud Drawing 49, Miss Maudc
Hancock, y. Las Vegas.
Commercial Teachers-E. NJ. Webb,
Ration.
oraiorieal Association-w. O. Hall.
Roswell.
American school Pence icaguc-My-
ron r. LuEibihl, Silver City.
School Exhibit II. W. Giltner. AIhu.
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INDIAN SCHOOLS, Third Session.
Wednesday, November "a, 1915, 3 A. NJ
High School

T.. T. Loncrgan, chairman; Mr.. Nor
man. secretary.
9 20 $3.50 "a. m.-What Industries to
Emphasize; Schools-Supt. X. Perry,
Albuquerque; Supt. =. Snyder, Santa Fe.
AgcEcy-Supt. 4. =. Bauman, Zuni
Agency; supt. 7. T. Loncrgnu, Pueblo
Agency.
g;3O 10 10 a. m.-Minor Industries:
Lace Miss Bertha Little. Sybil Carter
Lace Association, Laguna, y. NJ. Pot.
.tery-Miss Mary r.. Dissettc. Teacher
'Paguate Day school. Weuving-James
u. Norman, Principal Tohatchi Indian
School. Basketry-E. II. Hammond.
DAY School Inspector.
10 10 l0;i5 Il. m.-Teaching Mnthe-
matics: Lower Grades - Mrs. II. II.
Kramer. Teacher San Juan Day School.
Higher Grades Mr. Cylde NJ. Blair,
Principal Albuquerque Indian School.
lO:45 60 1880 q. m.-Beautifying the
Grounds. Discussion led by Supt. 7.
Snyder. Inspector r. II. Hammond, =.
W. Garfield.
1880 TO l2.-Busincss Session: Flee
tion Of Officers.
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THE NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION
FOR SCIENCE.
wednesday, November "a, 1915, 0 A. M.
High School.

y. =. Hnmbcrt, State College, presi-
dent; G. r. KIRK, Albuquerque, state sec.
Rotary.
s:OO-Reaction Of a Desert Animal
10 Evaporation Gradients, Professor
Of mines. Experimental Hlustra-
tlon8).
g:3O-Cooking ana Its Related
Sciences, Professor Lou u. stallman.
New Mexico Normal university, Las
Vegas.
i0:OO-Prezent Ideas Regarding
humanity from Tuberculosis. DIR.
Cphysician) L. $. Peters, Alouquerque.
ii;0O--A Fungus Disease OF our
Native Ornamental shrubs. DR.. VIII
lam uelry Long, fores; pathologist,
United states forest service, Albu-
quorque. CLantern slidcs).
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INDUSTRIAL TEACHERS.
Wednesday, November "a, 1915. o A. NJ
High School.

Andrew McCurdy, Carrizozo, chair.
man; Miss Edith Tickner, Rabcnton,
secretary.
1.-The Disciplinary Value of Manual
Training W. G. Shumwuy, New Mex
leo Normal School, Silver City.
''The STANDARD Of Discipline in the
Manual Training Room, - Supt. !. Man
ley Morgan, ~Alnmogordo.
Address lsubicct &c be selected
.Supt. W. Melvin Fox, Belen.
"Thc Psychology Of Manual Train.
ing, - Supt. y. >. Long. Portales.
Address tsubiect 90 be selected Miss
Dora Edna Ross, state College.
"a Progressive Course in Sewing, >
Mrs. Ethel V. Jewett, Carrizozo.
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SCHOOL PEACE LEAGUE.
Wednesday, November 20, 1915, o A. M.
HiRf School.

Myron Il. Lugibihl, Silver City, presi.
dent; W. \. Poore, Carlsbad, secretary.
The program of the School Peace
league, heid az a section OF the asso-
citation, Is submitted by Secretary w
a. Po1re Of Carlsbad, as follows:
The European War and lts Rcln-
tion to the Peace Movement Or. Ill
ram Hadley, MeSilla. Park. y. NJ.
Peace at Any Price-is It Desir.
able?' Prof T. c. Rodgers New
Mexico Normal university. East Las
Vegas. y. NJ.
peace With Honor-How shall W.
Interpret superintendent W, 4
CARBON, Clovis. y. NJ.
National Defcnse-Shall We Intro,
ducc Military Tactics Into m,
Schools" col j. W. Wilson. Sew
Mexico Military Institute. Roswell
y. NJ.
Discussion.
Election OF Officers.
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MUSIC AND DRAWING TEACHERS.
Second Session.
Wednesday, November "a. 1915, IL A. NJ
Congregational Church Corner Coal
and adv

Organ Recital by T.. Stanley Sedcr,
r. \. G.. o.. Albuquerque. assisted by
Miss Louise Thorn, Albuquerque, mezzo.
soprano.
Program;
Organ-T0ccuta ia =. !. =. Bach; An.
dnute Cantabilc from String Quartet,
.Op. II. =. Tschaikowsky.
Nocal-''One Fine Day. from
Madam Butterfly, @. Puecini.
Organ-Allegro appassiunato tfrom
Sonata V in G minor, A. Guilmant;
clair de Lune. :. Karg Ebert; Cavotte
from "Mignon''), A. Thomas.
Nocal-To a Messenger, =. La%forge;
Thy Beaming Eyes, H. A. MacDoweli.
Organ - Licbcstod from Tristan
and Isolda'), X. Wagner; Overture,
''Der Freischuctz," G. NJ. Won Weber.
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THE NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION
FOR SCIENCE.
Tuesday, November 20, 1915, o A. NJ.
High School.

T.. L. llumbefi. state College, prcsi.
cen; &. T. Kirk, Albuquerque, state see.
Rotary.
s:0O-Elcmentary Science In the
High school, Professor j. r. Brown,
lee, state Normal school. Silver Ci,y.
9.30--A Plea for Modern synthetic
Geometry as an Undergraduate study.
Professor r. @, Rogers. New Mexico
Normal university. Las Vegas.
10:0O-New Data on New Mexico
@Coleoptera, Professor y. T.. Merrill
State College. (Charts).
:30-Changcs In Electric Resist
ancc Produced by Electric Waves
Professor r. G. Mckay. State Schoo
OF Mines. lEXpcrimen'a lllnstra.
tiOns).
li;O0-Evolution Of Man In Rela.
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msn; W. y. Holt, secretary.
The Bonrdia Duty in Employing
Teachers. Lcader-Hon. NJ. r. Hickey,
Albuquerque. Discussion by Mrs. X. j..
Pnlen, santa. Re.
Making the Budget aud Keeping Ac.
counts. Leadership. n. W. Conway,
Ration. Discussion by Hon. T.. q. Nc.
Guinness. santa Rosa.
The Use Of school Buildings for Com
munity Purposes. Leader = fladelfo
Baca, Santa Fe. Discussion by Supt. n.
l.. Krigbaum, Des Moincs.
Misunderstanding Minutes, Election
Of Officers.
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COMMERCIAL TEACHERS.
Tuesday, November 20, 1915, o A. M
High School.

J.. NJ. Webb, Ration, chairman; Z. y.
L~cnvcnworth, Albuquerque, secretary.
The Commercial Teacher as An Edu-
catiouul Pathfinder, NJ. Il. Troxler, r..
Las Vegas. Discussion by Miss Gladys
CARBON, Las Cruces.
The Teaching of Commerce in the
Public schools, L. r.. L~caveuworth, Al.
buqucrque. Discussion by Miss Lillian
kicke. Silver City.
How We Can Make the Commercial
Department More Efficient, :. $. Hook
land, Mcsilln Park. Discussion by Miss
Mnudc Hnncockc, T.. Las Vegas.
Subjects That should BE Taught in
the Commercial schools, j. 4. Goodcll,
Albuquerque.
Election of Officers.
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with Summer Normal schools; It's Value.
Discussiun-Supt r. VI. Conway, Ration;
Pres. O. g. Iingg. spanish American
Normal. VI Rito: Mrs. Nora Brumback,
Belcu; Miss Isabel T.. Eoklcs, silver
City.
Address by Prof Melvin Fox. Bclcn
Time: 10 minutes. subject, Special
Subjects bee Institute by Specialists.
Discussion-lrof Chas. l.. Ellis. Ration;
Mrs. T.. y. Jewctt. Carrizozo; Supt. j.
Mnuley Morgan. A~lamogordo.
The chairman will hmi, discussions
and viii eull upon others present IL time
pcrmits.l
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INDIAN SCHooLs-sccond Session.
Tuesday, November 20, 1915. o A. M
High School.

J.. I. Lonorgan, chairman; Mr.. Nor.
man. secretary.
. 20 10 a. m.-Gardening. school
Mr. Frederick Snyder. Superintendent
santa Fc Indian School. Home-Mrs.
Alice c.. Dwire, Teacher Taos Day
school
~ 90 1880 "a. m.-Athlctics, Mr.. Har.
ycy Nmoot, Teacher Acomita Day
school and Clyde NJ. Blair. Principal Al.
buqucrque Indian school.
1850 20 1880 a. assisting and
Making Use of Returned students.
Fred W. Garfield, Teacher Paraje Day
school and Mr. I%saucs, Teacher Zuni Day
School.
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MUSIC AND DRAWING TEACHERS.
First Session.
Tuesday, November 23, 1915, o A. NJ.
High School.

Miss Maudc Hancock. T.. Las Vegas,
chairman; +. stanley Scdcr, Albuqucr.
que, secretary.
- Nictrola in the School" Miss
Jennie Trott, Albuquerque. Discussion
Miss Ncrun Shenter, Roswell.
''The Teaching of Art in Public
schools, - Mrs, Mary ". Martin, santa
Re.
General Discussion, (al Points In
Dealing With the Child Voice; ID Shall
Work Done Outside of School in Music
and Art Receive Credit in School Re.
portl
'rhc prang Graphic Drawing
Rocks Miss Berniee Palmer, Albu.
qucrquo.
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HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.
Wednesday, November "a, 1918, 8 A. M,
High School.


". G. Ringer, h. las Vegas, chairman
A. O. Weesc, University Of New Mexico,
secretary.
The Curriculum Of the High School In
It's Relation 10 Higher Educational In
stitutions, l.. Il. Mitchell, Ph. d.. Pro
fessor Of Latin and Greek, and Regis
trar, University Of New Mexico.
The Textbook rs a Factor IN Educa.
tion, Il. X. Earkin.
school Life as the Moulder Of Char
acter. DR.. Hiram Hadley, Las Cruces.
The Aim and Content Of the High
School Course in Home Economics, Mar
garct Gleason, Director Of Home Econ
omics. University Of New Mexico.
How 20 Reduce the Freak Between
the Eighth and Ninth Grades, Supt. J.
II. Wagner, Santa Fe.
The Need of a State High School In
spector in New Mexico, supt. W. o,
Hall, Roswell.
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Mrs. Core W lson
SteWdrt

Of Louisville. Ky, head Of the
Kentucky state Commission for
the Reduction Of niteracy, who In
To make two addresses al the meet
Ing OF the New Mexico Educational
Association at Albuquerque This
month. is one OF the most remark
able women in America. Her hght
on iIitcracy In the bluegrass State
has earned her "A national roputs-
ton. In her moonlight schools'
for adults In Kentucky she has m
rolled women aA old as 80 years.
learning to read and write, There
is a great demand for her on the
American platform, especially be-
fore civic and educational bodies.
She In a woman of strong character
aud great tcnacity Of purpose: and
IL was her work which induced the
governor Of Kentucky to create the
commission Of which she h the
chairman. New Mexico Is tortu-
nate In that her educators will be
able to hear Mrs. Stewart.
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CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Surt. ". %. HAL, Roswell, chairman;
a. ~. TViuul l1s Cruces, secretary.
First Year Science In High School.
~upt. i IS. Long, Fortales. Discussion
pru. D.. #. Roth. Santa Re; Prot. j. l..
Brouncmon, Z uiyorsity of New Mexico,
A~lhuqunrpur.
Report and Records for the State Su.
ppriutcudDut office, state ~upt. A. n.
White.
Pupils study GAP In the Grades
o. In the High School. Leader Supt
a. ". Conway, Ration. Discussion
Supt !. y. Taylor, Dcmiug; Supt. Wal.
ter Mcfarland, silver City.
How May % superintendent Test Re
suits iu Reading. Leader Supt. J. IT.
podWcu, Gallup. Discussion - Prof
FRANK tarrpon. New Mexico Normal
University Lar Vegas; Pres. T.. l.. I'm
Joe, silver City Normal, silver City.
Supt. Andrew McCurdy. Alamogordo.
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FOREIGN LANGUAGE SECTION.
Wednesday, November "a. 1915, o A. M
High School.

Prof. l.. y. Mitchell, University Of
New Mexico. chairman; Miss Decker.
Roswell, secretary.
President = Address The Teaching Of
Latin (25 minutes.
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SCHOOL PATRONS.
Tuesday, November %, 1915, IL A. M.
High School.

Mrs. Anna Wilds Strumquist, chair.
man; Mrs. John W. Wilson, secretary.
Music-Norma! University Glee Club.
Address-Dr. NJ. V. O'Shea, Univcr.
sity OF Wisconsin.
Solo-Miss Elizabeth Garrett, Las
Cruces.
Business Meeting.