The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-12


~int'ndcnt of Arizona in III Paso was
long q" h' remembered. think that
10 pc"pl" "i Texas viii be able Ia
tcol thHt they h'N" more ~ common
because ot thir Friendly meeting ana
looh on Air. Wagner "" " friend OF
III I'aso iu extending m, the invita-.
tl"n To- come here M this meeting
Have also been greatly pleased boy
courtosioH oNtoudcd tu mr Dos santa
fr people since arriving They are
surely huHpitJblc people. aui this has
hc'n % round uf pleasure Go mo-
20 quot" Or WInshlp boz tonrrntu
litiuc the Womvu on tho breakfast
iu saving They arc getting into tl,
game uud hope they viii stay boo
until tho o. consider this ono
of the greatest moves that YOU hg,r
attempted. Educational workers 900
NuW MoNi'" have many opportunities
'hnt ucupl' OF FcNas du not hutU
ono iur Instance. confidence ANA tu
th0rItF placed iu rouuU -]uporiutcuo
rut. lu Texas iho' have uu such
authority HH 300 Sow NoNiru There
th,N ary absolutely bound dow Boy
law while in Sow Mexico county su
pcriut"udcuu ma, cNDrvisu disCru
tiou in permitting those to teach who
are 1hlc to DO tho work
Miss Winklcr cited instances whore
she Is county superintendent had uu
authority GO permit % 90 tonch, uo
matter how well qualified they might
be-. u tho, We're not lhsolutcl, cottl-
ticJ'cd teachers
co%utinuinr, she said
What ~" urc trying %" a." along
the hnIInf Is IA rot AnHHUn nNnIHI
the movement Tor school h~cttrrncu',
Tor D. 30 gets w'iurh h'hihd u u rs
Obliged tu ho a success wish that
the NcW Mexico I"Nhs BOUNDARY INC
might %" erased ass Ear 'S school mat
t'rs are concerned $50 thhi GOO"
teachers cross the boundary in" th'N
VIII sim be good teachers AFTER cross
iug That line There iS ~ other
good feature about New NcNtc" ana
thut b. tn" dignity placed upon Your
Industrial work ] believe there Us no
more" important WORK ina training
tn boy and girl industriallN Every
! BOY and girl has to work sooner on
later. ana certainly to ut them Tor
this work is very important You
are most i~"riunat" IN having as state
Industrial director Mrs. miller ana
great to"d can ID" ~n''o'hpliSh'u
through having the state director u
member "I the state department OF
education
~ ann hHppy To ID" with Won Tor
tins organisation as II is well worthy
OF every consideration n ! want 10
be iu ON the game
Miss ammo Martin vice chairman "'
the woW"u'e suffrage" party, was ask
ed q" speak, n stated In part as
follows
~ consider It "a great opportunity
to h" asked To speak az TINS admins
tr'tivo breakfast to d" many ladies'
of education lu the state OF New
Mexico u b. q great responsibility
1s well ns 70 great opportunitN
'WumCu are beginning to TAX"
great responsibility boo tho wurlds
work boz the work of our nation boo
educational and industrial fields.
susan y Anthony FIRST started tho
uI"Nrm'nl Tor woman -uiir1F" and
spoke iU it- n'nult years q
ron account ni constitutions pro
visions tho women Boo OBJ" static of N"w
NrNIcu never could got tho right To-
vut" So tn ur''cr 'p secure national
suffrtg" oi women when women arc
called upon more "ud NOV" q" bear
tnc huiiCuH lu educational work uud
moro and more CO. solve problems boz
industrial ute 10 meet severe war
condition. the urging of the pnsslr"
Of amendment " 90 patriotic duty.
other nations huvo found IL ucrossar,
fur uHtIunui cttirieurN aud AW'tl,.
viii iIud ~ necessary fnr the s,Hu"
reason Industrial leaders Hro uI-.