The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-23
ATTENDANCE OF
TEACHERS LARGEST
IN N. M. E. A. RECORD
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RNughan introduced DR.. J.. &. Hoganson.
of Washington. u. G., representing the
office 81 Bows and Girls club work in
the department of agriculture. DIR.
Hoganson came here in place of DR..
John Farrell OF the same office whose
engagements detained his az the last
moment. His subject was along the
line Of the boys and girls club work
aud IN introducing il be referred 40 the
fact that rs professor OF agronOmy in
the University Of Utah h. hDd hau 10
do with the training Of three men who
are now leaders In farm development In
New Mexico, Professor Cooley of the
state agricultural college extension de.
p%artment, and county agents Gonzales
OF san Miguel county and Martiucau
of ColfGX county.
A. the conclusion OF his address sew.
eral songs were given by the santa Re
high school glee club. The young ladies
arrived in Albuquerque this morning,
coming by automobile. There were no
funds available 90 bring them here. so
one OF the girls volunteered her car.
they begged two others aud the party
came down no their own expense. q feat
Of which Mr.. Wagner. secretary here,
but superintendent in santa Fc school
system, was immensely proud.
The principal address az the after.
noon session was TO be by Rr. O'ShcR
aud was on the intensely interesting
subject. "The Child as Heir Of the
Past
Teachers Take Automobile Ride,
Several hundred eft the visiting teach.
ers were taken for un automobile ride
20 all points Of interest m the city be.
tween 1880 and ESQ this afternoon.
More than q hundred Albuqucrqeuns
volunteered cars aud drivers aud load
after load Of the visitors we're taken
from the armory around the sightseeing
route. The ride was heartily enjoyed.
\ feature of this evenings program
will be the dance in the armory follow.
ing the general session and to which all
teachers have been invited.
BalIoting Iicgins To-day.
The bullotiug FOR officers u foi
the next meeting place began this
morning at the high school n IL
noon today q considerable part OF an,
vote had been recorded Absence OF
q contest for the presidency and IA,
dignified attitude which has been ts'
! sumcd by partistus OF both Alhuuucr'
que and santa Fc for the next plac,
of mactiug has resulted Ia "a totally
different atmosphere ~ the ballotiul
place than that 81 a year ago Last
lyear a bitter personal contest was
waged at the ballot box. Partisan.
OF both santa Pc aud Alhugucrqu,
clectiouccred violently ana voter
wcte pulled and hauled ami 'influ.
enced" much M at a regular primary
election on political questions. Thin
year hardly &c word IS spoken 20 the
voter. aside from the question. neces'
s1r, Co insure regularity FOR the vote
u Is d quiet diguined proceeding an,
much uf an Improvement oyci last
years condition The change ha'
been made possible wholly through
~Nlbuuucruuc's determination 90 lcaN,
ION even "a shadow uf Influence uppt
tho visiting teachers a- tp the meeting
place
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