The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-09
Secretary J. H. Wagner De-
clares Convention to Be Held
Here November 22-25 viii
Be Record breaker.
IMMENSE
INDICATED BY LETTERS
Teachers Coming Even From
Arizona to Participate in
Activities of State Educa-
tional Association.

That the coming convention Of the
New Mexico Educational association.
would be the best that body evsr held
from the Htandpoints OF excellence OF
program. attendance and work accom-
plished, was the prognostica.ion today
81 =. n. Wagner. secretary OF the as
ISOLATION and superintendent OF the.
Santa Fe schools. Mr.. Wagner de-
clarcd that he felt The attendance az.
the meeting would include fuliy t.s00I
bona ndc teachers beside great num-
beers of people who were Interested In
educational work and who would at
tend he meeting.
The program. tho secretary assert
Cd, likely would be general. admitted.
90 be the best ever hy everyone as
soon as the frat two or three sessions
had been held. II included. he said.
more speakers and better speakers
than had ever been obtained before.
He spoke In especially complimentary
terms OF the science section. whose
program O. 20 be particularly elabor-
ate and exhaustive. and Of the school
peace section. which he laugh!nnly
declared would SETTLE the European
war"
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the attendance Of several educators
from Arizona. Secretary Wagner an
nouncing the receipt OF several letters
from educators 81 the sister state lc-
clarinE .he.r Intention OF attending.
While all the convention details
could not be announced yesterday.
Secretary Wagner made IL plain that
there would be a good many changes
from methods pursued In tho pas.
There viii be "A change In the method
Of admitting teachers to the different
programs. for instance. admission
tickets being issued at the time OF
registration instead % forcing de-
pondence upon the badge as in former
years.
IT was dimoult Tor door-keepers 20
find the badge 81 the association
among the number % county boosting
badges the teuchers Inevitably wore, %
Mr.. Wagner said. "and naturally thcy
aid not ike 20 stop those whose
badges they could not see a. once
There will be "a medallion badge this
year. Of course. but IL will Dee for
souvenir purposes. not A. an admis-
sion card.
Voting viii Do by ballot. as was
the case last year and the polling
place will oe IN the high school build
ing. where an .hc section meeting.
viii be held. The polls will be open
Tuesday morning
Mr. Wagner ~inllcated thar @ was
likely some can ~ giving each reg
is.erod member a ballot at the time
tho admission cards were given
out would Zoe followed. perhaps hav-
ing the ballot and admission card
printed on the same material and
separated by perf0rating so the bal-
lot could DE torn OF. Whether print
ed ballots VIII bc used. bs- ring the
names OF the nominees. was not
known today.
In regard 20 the display OF exhibits.
Mr.. Wagner said tho outlook Was
good for a fine lot Of entrics J W.
I Giltne9. principal Of the local high
I school and chairman OF the exhibit
section. has sent ne following letter
10 county and city superintendent,
Mr. Wagner said;
Exhibits.
Competent judges. 90 be appointed
later. will judge the exhibits al the
coming convention. Awards will De
given for the work tina. secures "a.
approval OF these judges.
10 is most important that cycrs
school which viii mako AN exhibit
wrltc the chairman OF :he committee
on exhibits al once. stating the class
10 which ne exhibits viii belong and
the umount OF space required.
Tho classification or exhibits VIII
be as follows: (aj County District
tbl County High schools; (cl city
! Grade schools, CdJ city High schools;
/ tpl state Normals. oto; GD n. S Go,-
crumc1t Schools. tgJ Parochl1l
Schools.