Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-13
SCHOOL TO HEAR
/ TWO LECTURES BY
N0TEDARCH|TECT
Program of Unusual Excel
lence Being Arranged by
New Mexico Institute of
Science and Education,

New Mexico Institute of
Science and Education,
SPECIAL ooRsGsrospsneG 70 MORNING JOURNAL
Santa Fe, April 12.-Templeton
Johnson. the famous architect will
deliver two lectures AT the summer
school of the New Mexico Institute of
Science and Education. one on THE
History of Architecture" and the
other on "City Planning" or "The
City of the Future" This was an
nounced to the meeting of the insti-
tutc held yesterday afternoon in the
Old Palace. Santa Re is promised a
feast of good things in the intellec-
tual line this summer, beginning with
May | and continuing into Septem-
her.
There will be two weeks Of con-
centrated effort during the county
teachers institute which Is to be
transformed into a state institute.
the latter part of June. and another
two weeks, beginning July 25. But
In addition there will be evening lee
lures from famous men and women
all through the summer. The insti-
tute yesterday decided to charge
$3.50 for the entire course OF lee
lures in lieu of taking subscriptions,
it being felt that this equal distri-
button OF the cost Of maintaining the
summer school work will be appre-
ciated and will result in at least $50
tickets being taken by local people
and that without a formal canvass.
Talent From Exposition.
Mr.. Templeton Johnson is only one
of the lecturers who will be supplied
for the season by DR. Edgar H.
Hewett who promised the meeting
yesterday afternoon to send whatever
talent he could from the San Diego
exposition, to which the greatest men
and women of the nation are floeking
this year to make addresses. iona
Gale is one of the speakers held in
view.
letter from General Passenger
Agent Council Of the A., T. & S. F.
announced that tickets to the summer
school at Las Vegas will have stop
over privileges for Santa Fe during
the summer, up to September l.
President Rupert f. Asplund an
nounced the following committees:
Finance-Dr F. T. Mera, Jose d.
Sena. Levi A. Hughes, John r. Nc
File and Arthur Seligman.
Program-Alvan n. White, DR.. Ed
gar l.. Hewett, j. II. Wagner, Mrs.
Weltmer, Miss Conrad, Brother Ed
ward, John V. Conway.
Publicity-Paul A. F. Walter j..
Wight Giddings, Bronson M. Cutting,
r. e. Twitchell, Antonio Lucero.
Social-Mrs. n. B. Laughlin, Mrs.
Frank Clancy Mrs. Jacob Weltmer,
Mrs. Howell Earnest Miss Flora Con-
rad and Mrs. L. c. Collins.
Many side Attractions.
The program outlined includes as
attractions trips to the excavation
camps at Pecos which will include n
glimpse OF the glories of the upper
Pecos and the Valley Ranch; Otowl,
which will cover the Puye and Rito
de los F'rijoles region; and to Cuarai,
which will include the Mountainair
chautauqua and the attractions oil
the Gran Quivera. Special empha-
sis is also to be laid on such local
events as the Corpus Christi and De-
Vargas professions, as well as the
Indian dances, such as the corn dance
at Santo Domingo on August 4, ana
the Indian villages.
The following resolutions were
adopted unanimously.
ITO the Honorable, the Board OF
Education of the City of Santa re:
whereas, the erection in Santa re
of the replica of the New Mexico
building at the nama-Californla
exposition, will be an inestimaple
iRain to the educational resources OF
the Capital city, furnishing among
other things a much needed audi
torium for the public schools, the
summer school, the county and state
teachers institutes, also such facill-
! ties as an art gallery and studio
Invaluable to the art classes of the
public schools and other educational
| institutions, exhibit rooms and equip
ment such as a motion picture ma
chine that can be made of great SER
vice to the public and other schools,
and
Donation of Site Asked.
Whereas, the proposed structure
will be an imperishable and magnlfi-
cent monument to the Franciscans
who built the first churches and
schools in New Mexico, a living in
centive to patriotism to the youth OF
i the state, and will prove an addition
al attraction that will further tend
to make the Capital city of the state
n center of education, science, art
and culture, therefore, be it
| Resolved That the New Mexico
| Institute of Science and Education
TASK the board of education to furn-
lish the site needed for the Cathedral
| of the Desert at the corner of Pal
lace and Lincoln avenues and thus
help to make the public school sys-
tenn of Santa Fe and of New Mexico,
1.-The best equipped and the most at
ltractiye in the southwest, which in
Nitself will prove an inducement 10
people of means and worth to locate
permanently in the state, helping to
build up and improve the common
wealth and community, adding TO the
taxables and incidentally to its school
revenues, and incidentally proving an
| inestimable boon to our children"
Big Bullion Shipment.
| Santa Fe, April l2.--Forty-six bars
of gold and silver bullion were in