Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-02-09

petitive examination, At the reques
| of Senator a. A. Jones, President Rob
crtS will conduct an examination il
| the following towns on February Is
| under the supervision of the person!
whose names follow the towns: Tai
| ban, superintendent j. II. steele; Mill
tary institute at Roswell, Principal j
| G., Trcutman; state college, DR.. S. b
Neff; Gallup, Principal Eleanor l.
Quick; Pennington, superintendent
S. A. Miller; Ration, superintendent l.
G. Rhoads; san Jon, Principal Walter
Il. Hanes; Las Vegas, Superintend.
| cnt Walter b. McFarland Santa Fe
Principal c. A. Foster; Roswell, Sill
perintendent, ID. n. Pope East Den
yer high school, Superintendent H. Nj
Barrett; Las Cruces, Superintendent
d. n. Rice; Cmarron, Superintend.
ent Raymond Huff: Unite Estates ma
val academy preparatory school, An
napols II. l.. Werntz; Deming, Su-
perintendent NJ. w, Mahan Clovis
Principal Earl W. Parker. No other
schools have applied for this eXami-
nation.
Henry Buchtel Roberts has been
elected business manager of the
church calendar of the First Metho-
dist church.
President Frank II. H. Roberts has
been invited to deliver four address
es at the Panhandle Teachers asso-
citation of Texas.
Donald Blevins returned this week
from FL Paso, where he has been in
the government service, and took up
special work in the normal university
in preparation for his West Point eX-
aminations, which will take place on
st. Patrick's day -
Max HELD who has been stationed
in training camp near Washington,
has received honorable discharge and
returned to his home in Las Vegas.
Max entered the freshman college
work this week in preparation for
entrance to Ann Arbor next Septem-
Der.
This has been a week of grief at
the Normal university. Sunday from
$3.50 to 6 p. M. the body of Louis
l.arraZolo lay in state in the main
hall at the Normal university, where
many of his school friends visited his
body and went over his untimely
death. Monday morning the high
school and college attended thi
funeral in a body Tuesday afternoon
the funeral of Florence O. MAR, who
had received every diploma that the
Normal university can grant and who
has taught ten years successfully in
the schools of the town of Las Vegas
and then for a short time in the
schools of Lodi, Calf. was held in the
chapel. President Roberts had charge
Of the services. The following men,
bers of the faculty and two of her
classmates made up the list of pail
bearers: Frank Carroon. r, q. Rod
gers, c. W. Mottinger, G. +. Lewis,
Alaska n. Davis and Mrs Freda
Frank Appel. Others were Judd A.
Detterick and Edward s. Comstock.
A letter has been received from
Clarence = Cramer, graduate from
the Normal university and at one time
superintendent of schools at Estancia
and later at Springer. lie is now a
lieutenant stationed in England and
mas Just received permission to at
tend oxford university for Il period
of three months
Waldo Spiess who has been attend
ing the Normal university, left Mon
day night for California, where he
viii attend school for the remainder
of the year.
Miss Helen Allison, a senior, has
teen seriously i'll but is now recover
ing slowly.