Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-11-24
IS
FILLED To BRIM
WITH EDUCATORS
Housing Capacity Taxed, But
Visitors Are Being Taken
Care Of; Next Convention
City to Be Chosen Today.

Towards evening yesterday, the re-
ception and the roonnng committees
at the Y. NJ. c. A. began looking quite
serious. Up to that time, the assign
ing of rooms had kept up with the
inrushing crowds but by the supper
hour the game became more compli-
Gated. An unexpected feature was
the requests of teachers. who wanted
to be near each other, for the reas-
signment of rooms-for exchange of
quarters-whiCh had to be most care
fully handled lest there be an inter-
minable miX-up, However, on all sides
there were commentators of the ex-
cellent and scientific manner with
which the tedious task was handled
During the night, however. the
situation became more grim, and the
number of available places in homes
was getting scarcer each minute,
while at the hotels even cot room in
corridors had been exhausted.
This afternoon the place for the
next meeting will placed in nominal
ton. Roswell and Tucumcari are un-
derderstood to be strong contenders
for the honor 1t is not yet definitely
known whether Santa Fe will make
a fight for it. Las Vegas, it was said
ouulu not bid for the convention un-
til the new auditorium there is COM
pleted. There seems to be considera-
Bile sentiment TO the effect that the
time has come when ii is not so much
a matter of any place inviting the
teachers to be its guests, as it is for
the teachers to invite some city to be
the host.
Vacancies on Educational Council.
A number of vacancies in the edu-
cationRl council will be filled today by
various sections. The term Of every
one-year member has expired. In
fact, each one-year member has
served two years because of the lapse
Of the convention last year. The edu-
cational council is the heart of the
association its most important divi-
sion. Not only are oneyear members
going out but there are a number of
vacancies caused by removal from
the state, by resignation and by alb
sence without excuse at Saturdays
session, and because OF duplication of
names by various sections.
The council is now composed of the
President, f. w. Bowyer,
Of Clovis vice president, Mrs. Maud
Blaney, Carrizo2o; secretary, Mrs.
Josie Bockard.
General Association.
John Milne, Al5ugu; rue, one year.
II. f.. Asplund, Santa Fe, one year,
Jonathan II. Wagner, Santa Fe, two
years.
David r, Boyd, Albuquerque. two
years
Frank H. II. Roberts, East Las We
gas, three years.
E. T. Enloe, Silver City. three years.
County Superintendents.
John V. Conway, Santa Fe, one
year.
Mrs. A. Warren, Santa Fe. one
year.
A. L. England, Clayton. one year.
Rural Communities.
Charles II. Gooch Santa Fe, one
year with Siberian forces).
Filadelfo Baca, Las Vegas, two
,ears.
Alfredo Lucero, Mora, one year.
City Suoerintendents.
T. w. Conway, Carrizozo, one year.
f. w. Bowyer Clovis, two years.
j, L. G. Swinney Gallup, three
ears.
Elementary Schools.
Mrs. Maud l.. Blaney, Carrizozo, one
ear.
Miss Jennie Kenney. Roswell, one
ear.
Miss Mabel f. Benfer. Ration three
ears.
Indian Schools.
No election.
Institute Workers.
Mrs. Josie Lockard, Ration, one |
ear
shelton w. Parton, Mountainair. one
ear.
Industrial Teachers.
Henry o. Robinson, Clovis, one
ear.
f. o. Brothers, Las Vegas, one year.
Earl Whitmore, Ration, three years. |
Music and Drawing.
Mabelle NJ. Shelton, Albuquerque,
ne year.
Marie L. SENEGAL East Las Vegas,
wo years.
Mrs. Adolphine Kohn, East Las We
as three years.
Commercial Teachers.
Mayme E. Goodell Albuquerque, one
ear.
Marie Lee keenan,, Santa Fe, one
ear
Juan ]. Clancy Fort Sumner, three
ears.
New Mexico Association of Science.
A. F. Barnes, State College, one year.
T. G. Rogers East Legas, two
ears.
Paul A. f. Walter Santa Fe. three
ears.
School Patrons.
Mrs. Isabel d, Wilson, Albuquerque,
ne year
Mrs. Julia Asplund, Santa Fe, two
ears.
Mrs. Lou Cobb, Las Vegas, three
ears.
he New Mexico Association for the
Encouragement of the Teaching
of English.
Ethel Hickey, Albuquerque, one
ear.
Dean Frank Carroon, East Las We
as, two years.
J. M. Helm, Santa Rosa. one year
School Boards.
II. F. Turner, Lovington, one year.
Henry Gietz. Silver City. two years.
NJ. E. Hickey Albuquerque, three
ears
American School Peace League.
Jonathan II. Wagner, one year.
Hiram Hadley, Mesilla Park, two
ears.
John Fl. Vaughn, state College,
lree years.
Primary Teachers.
Mrs. Gussie, Dyer. Ration, one year.
Miss Jane Heron, Albuquerque, two
ears.
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