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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-03-20
Sank Centres OldestMerchant.
Celebrates Golden Wedding
Anniversary March Is, 1919

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dahlem, resi-
dents of Sank Centre during their
entire married life, celebrated their
iftieth or Golden Wedding anniver-
sary very quietly at the family resi-
dence Tuesday, March 10, 1919.
Albert Dahlem and Miss Caroline
Rien were married at Sank Centre,
March 1s, 1869, by J. D. Carr, Esq,
Justice of the Peace. The ceremony
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-03-20

he was sergeant in Co. D., 10th
Regt, U. S. Infantry, Irregular
Army serving three years. One of
the unusual incidents of Mr.. Dahlem's
war experience was witnessing the
execution of the two Indian Chiefs,
Big Six and Medicine Bottle, at Fort
Smelling, Nov. II, 1865.
Mr. Dahlem is a charter member of
the B. R. Palmer Post G. A. R.
One of the letters of interest in
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-03-20
HOT TIME IN ASHLEY.

The annual township election i'm
Ashley last week was regular old
time affair. Eighty-one votes were
polled, the heaviest in many years.
The caucus nominees We're elected buf,
the margins were close. The follow
ing were the successful candidates:
Supervisor, years, A. P. Rorobaugh;
clerk, Fred Telschow; assessor, ]. L.
Gray; treasurer, Anton Bentfeld;
justices of the peace, Geo. Roseneau
and Glenn Uphus; constables, Louis
Soucek and John Konzak.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-03-20

expense in bringing the Minneapolis
team to this city is quite tidy sum-
The program will start promptly at
eight o'clock.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-03-20

Mrs. C. C. Tobey of Osakis is
spending few days with friends
and relatives in this city.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-03-20

by Cpl. John H. Hanson of this organ
ization that he has received papers
from home stating that Pvt. Joe
Jackson, who was transferred at the
same time as Pvt. Donart, had re-
turned to Sank Centre, Minnesota. If
you could get into communication
with Jackson he would in all prob
ability be able to tell you something
of your brother as they were in the
same organization at the front.
Samuel A. Wheaton,
Capt. Infantry, U. S. A.,
Commanding.
1t would not be at all surprising if
there was some delay in reporting
after a battle. The communications
indicate that the governments fully
cognizant of Paul's entry into the ser
vice as they give his serial number.
The military ineffciency in this case
is cold-blooded and cruel.
Since receiving information through
the Red Cross Mrs. Donart and the
friends of Paul have again taken
heart and are led to believe that he
is still in the land of the living, pos
sibly confined in some hospital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
SSSsSSIS
CONSTIPATION
knd Sour Stomach Caused Thi,
Lady Much Suffering. Black
Drsught Relieved.

Meadorsville. Ky.-Mrs. Pearl Patb
rick. OF this place. writes: 81 vSsi
very cons;iphted. | had sour stomach
and was 10 uncomfortable. I went tol
the doctor. lie gave me SONS pills
They weakened me and seemed I'd
tear up my digestion Thy would.
grippe me and afterwards Il seemed
{ was more constipatsd than before.
! heard OF BlAck.D rAught and del
eided to try It. I found II Just what u
needed. II was an easy laxative. and
not bad to swallow. My digestion soon|
improved. ] got we'll OF ths sour stom-.
aeh. my bowels o seemed normal.
90 more gripping, and I would take q,
dose now and then. and vas in good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black.
Draught for II 10 the finest LAXATIVE
one can use"
Thedford's Bhck.D raught has for
many years been found OF great vAlusl
In the treatment OF stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy take, gentle
and reliable In It's action. leaving no
nad aftereffects. Il has Won the praiss
u housandn OF people Who have used
Z HolsS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

Monday.
General sessions all held At Arm
orr. eerntr silver avenus and Fifth
street.1
a,eO pm.
P~resldiHs. Isabel l. Echles.
Musie-Iadiss' chorus. U. N. ~
fnvoeation-Bishop y. d. Howden.
Address Of Weicome-Watter ~.
Cornell. mayer Of A~lbuoueraue
Introduction OF New President -
DIT. Frank H. II. Roberts. Las Vegas.
Addrcga-rSchooi IN the Making
Of National CharacteT'-Henry Sun-
saiio. president University Of wash
Vocal soio-Maris 1. SENEGAL. Nor
NAL University, las Vegas.
Address-Governor o. A. Larrazo-
Musie-Maie ousrtette. U. N. N.
$500 p. m.-Mnsie. Albuquerque
Hieh School crrhestra; presidents
Adah Pierce VIM. State Normal
school. Silver City; address. J. n.
Wagner. state superintendent OF pub
lie Instruction: violin solo. David
Marcus; address New Uses for
Psychology In Ed~vcauon,r I. d. coff-
= dean, College OF Education,
Bntvernity OF Minnesota
Tue-day.
AGO %. m.-aolo, Emma alater,
Io,anrsch. address, The Problems
*, Educational REIMBURSEMENT" DIR.
Henry euxzailo; Twilight Reyerie,"
tAferl. NAicE violin seztetse; hd-
qseeA "Amerieaui1ation. Margaret
HUI hoCnrtor author. Sub eader
sd sPeakrr. Topeka. han-: music.
girls Glee cinbs AibuquerQne High
school
sec y. m.-Coneert, Alma BECK
c0ntraito, undeF tbs nuHplces OF the
Fortnightiy club Of A~lbuquerque,
Win compliments OF he Chamber
OF Commerce; Tree TO all members
OF the association.
Wednesday
2.e0 p. m.-Music, Albuquerque
Huh School orchestra: address. "The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
Complete Program for All
Sessions of the Contention
Which Opens Here Nou. 22


The programs for the general session. Of the New Mexico Educational Assoea-
6or cons,nfibn in Alhuouereue Thanksgiving week and for the sectional meetings
L~ss hen completed. The local reception and entertainment comraitees have
also completed their work and ell Is IN readiness for the convention when IL opens
H,rcs1. by local committees indicate that the attendance will break all rec
ord. No mea6no wash held last year NJ account Of the flu snd teachers are re
anxious ITO attend this year., especially al they will get reduced railroad
fsres and viii h som Instances, have their expenses paid by the counties from
which they come. -
number Of visitors The Chamber Of Commerce has made arrangements TO see
that Al vhdters ara supplied rth rooms n teachers may " 10 fer 81 %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
Election OF omcers.
Adjournment.
ENTERTAINMENT.

1. Organ Recital. Z y. m. Sunday at Con-
gregationni Church.
2. Reception given by the women OF Al
buaueruue for members OF N. NJ. T.. A., at
Eiks Club. Monday. November "a. 4 TO 9
y. m.
g. The Taos Society OF Artists will have
a splendid exhibit AZ the Elks Club during
the convention. Free TO members OF the
N. NJ. r.. A.
4. Concert. free 20 all members OF the
N. n. II. A.. Tuesday. November 20. 8 p. m.
at Armory.
s. Free auto service ~ members OF N.
N. II. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

OFFICERS or STATE
TEACHERs' ASSOCIATION

President. Isabel l.. Ecklea. silver
City; ce-president- G.. r.. Grover, Ala
mogordo: secretary. John Milne. Albu-
quoraue; treasurer, Charles I. Burt.
Mountninhir; railroad secretary, Mrs. A..
Otcro-Warren. Santa Re.
Executive Committee
Isabel l.. Eckies. ID. n. boyd. W. II.
Mcfarland. W. A. Poore. J. II. Wagner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
CITY sUPERINTENDENTs' SECTION.

sPrcaidinE, Geo. NJ. Brintol,
superintendent. Eddy County. Carlsbad.
Secretary. supt. u. i. n. Rice. Las Cruces.
TUESDAY.
(Leading topics limited to rs minutes; dis
cussions TO 10 minutes)
800 A. NJ.
Duties OF Elementary sshool Principals"
supt. l. C. Rhoades. Ration. Discussion led
by Supt. c. y. Grover. Alamogordo.
1855 A. NJ.
Adapting the School to Individual Diff
fercnoes OF School Caildren." supt. Il. +. d.
Rice. Las Cruces. Discussion led by Prof.
Myron II. Lugibihl, New Mexico Normal
School. Silver City.
1910 A. NJ.
Productivity: Tho Need OF tho Hour"
supt Leila A. Manvtile, Silver city. Dis
cussion led by supt. II. l.. Paris. Artesia.
iO:45 A. NJ.
Needs OF More Thorough Training In
Penmanship." supt. Walter u. Mcfarland.
East Las Vegas. Discussion led by supt. W.
NJ. Wilson. Portales.
Address. DR.. Coffman.
WEDNESDAY.
$500 A. NJ.
Greater Teaching Efficiency Through
Legislation" Supt u. W. Bowyor. Clovis.
Discussion led by supt. John Milne. Albu-
querque.
1855 A. NJ.
How School Activities Ray he vital 10
a Community" supt. Ebert c. Best, Santa
Fe. Discussion led by supt. II. N. Mcclel-
Ian, Clayton.
1910 A. NJ.
Community Civtes," supt. W. o. Ander-
son, TucumeaH. eeneral discussion.
lO:lb A. NJ.
The Teaching OF Sociology Economies,
etc.) IN High school," supt, D.. N. Pope.
Roswell. General discussion led by supt
J. l.. q. Ewinney. Gallup.
Business session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EN-!
Famous pain and ache Liniment.
kept handy, brlnas eratify-
Ing relief

II HEuMATIc twinges ease up
soon. So do stiff joints, lame
~ back. neuralgia. overland mus
els, and those pains from weather eN-
posure, too - they don't hight long
against the counter-irritant Sloan's
Linimcnt produces.
Keep this Old family friend handy
for Instant Use little PeHeifdies
,eiiloHi rnbbing. leaving no skin stains,
miss, or cloxged pores. You ought to
Keep a bottle handy always
Al druggists. Three sizes 5Se''
10. ST 80
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

School Masters Club. Monday. 5;45 p. m.
Alvafado.
Executive and Administrative Women.
Tuesday. = n. m. Alvarado.
Commercial Teachers. Tuesday noon. Al
varado.
Vocational Dinner. Tuesday. 6;3O p. m.
Y, N. c. A.
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WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU
GET TO AI1nuouEHQuE

GO with guides who will meet the
trains. stay a. the waiting room provid.
ed for you In r.. NJ. G. A. building until
IN auto calls for you. Go TO the room
that 10 reserved for you or notify n. r.
Mckee At the X.'M. c. A. when you ar.
rive. Report anything that diepieasts
you 10 Mr.. Watkins at the Chamber o.
Commerce. phone a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

ReIsiions with the Indians. Their Response.
Etc. John r.. Marshall. Laguna.
Round-table discussion.
Teaching stoekraiang at q boarding
scheoL" supt u. Perry, ~Aibuquerqus.
Round table discussion.
TUESDAY. Q A. n.
How 10 make the Day school a Social
Center Fred w. canneld. Casa Blanca.
Round-tsblo discussion.
Supervision OF Play and Games IN the
Day school," Miss Fanni J. Dennis. San
Felipe.
WEDNESDAY. 0 A. NJ.
Teaching the Indian Child English"
John Phifer. santo Domingo.
Reund-table discussion.
The oood Of the Service" supt Leo
Crane. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
a1UsIc AND Arr SECTION.
PATRONS SECTION.

PATRONS SECTION.
MONDAY. . A. n.
chairmnn. Harriet Nichols panahoo.
Secretary. Mrs.. oeorge Valiant
4. Reports OF ofhcers.
2. s-The Opportunity Of Pnrent-Teachsr
Asaocintions IN Americanization." Col.
X. 4. Twlteheil.
.. Aim end Scope Of Child Welfare
Service" DR.. Sarah Cocker.
4. Reports from Parent-Teacher Associa-
tons.
6. Round-table discussions.
.. Election % oeiesrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

JOINE SESSION
of the Historical Society OF New Menico and
ths History Section Of the State
Association.
Chairman. John II. Vaughan.
MONDAY.
1. The Place OF New Mexico History In
the Schools Of the stntc.~ supt
Charles u. Mcclure. Socorro.
Discussion; President w. o. Hall. Naw
Mexico State Normal School
2 How Much OF gtatc Govornment
Should BE Taught In the Public
schools9" Miss Bessie Il. Edsall. Al
buaucrque High School.
Discussion; Capt. @. h. Dufneld. New
Mexico Military Institute.
.. The Ttme-Order OF Approaching His
torical subjscts." President Frank n.
n. Roberts. New Mexico Normal Uni-
versity.
TUESDAY.
l.. The Influence Of the Great War on the
Study of History In Colleges and Uni
versities." Prof. Clark Il. Persinger.
New Mexico State Normal.
.. New kexieo's Part in the Great War"
Papers and discussions by members
OF the Historical Society Of New
Mexico.
.. Business meeting Of History Section
and the Historical Society.
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INDUSTRIAL
$500 A. M.

$500 A. NJ.
Chairman. A. II. Anderson.
Secretary. Helen Hornaday.
I. ''The Needs for Industrial Training in
Our School Currioula," II. suxzallo.
2. Methods and Results OF Industrial
Training for Workers In the Indus
tries" Il. Cushman.
8. "CorrelatinR Vocational and General
Education" J. II. Wagner.
Round table discussions; industrial
Training IN tho Grades" leader. d. Y.
r. Rice; "Part-ume Education"
leader. John Milne; Home Project
Method Of Instruction" leader. X. w.
Foard; "oecupationhl Selection"
leader. q. b. Jones, General indus
trial, Prevocational and Vocational
Education leader. Mrs. Ruth c.
Miller.
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Z. survival OF An Ancient Art" with
slides), Mrs. Harry l. Wilson. School
Of AmeFican Research.
.. "Manufncture OF Toxic oasea During the
Great War" G. r. Lewis. New hek-
loo Normal University,
Z. "Revoiutlon Of Radio Communication
AZ q Result Of the World war r. w.
Goddard. New Mexico college Of Ar
ricuituro and Mechanic ARA.
8. uslne meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
FoREIGN LANGUAGE SECTION.

Chairman, l.. u. Mitchell.
Secretary. Alice Van Dieat.
TUESDAY, 0 A. NJ.
4. Annual Address OF the Chairman.
"Vergirs Ideas on Rewards and Pun
ishments in the After Life" Dean L.
u. Mitchell. U. N. NJ.
2. 'srhe Use OF Phonotics in Teaching
Modern Languages Prof. r. +.
sherwin, u. ". 81.
.. Some Helps In Making Latin Interest-
ing" MiAs Jeanette Inches, Albu-
querque High School.
4. Should French BE Taught In New
Mexico High schools7" Miss Mar
garet Kennedy. N. NJ. N. u.
s. Election.
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ELECTION or OFFICERS
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY

Nominations OF officers and place OF
meeting will be mad at the business
session Monday morning.
PoliN win be open Tuesday, 2 to ~
and Wednesday. , to II IN the lower
hallway OF the high school building.
Regular election booths will be pro-
Vided. Your certificate OF membership
viii entitie you 70 vote.
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finding . place % stop while here.
NisS 1sabel EckleA. president Of the
New Mexico Educational association. has
nptoiats6 me following committecs for
inc conventions
nesoiutiouf navse r. Boyd. chair
uan; Nrs Nlna otero-warren. walter n.
McEtrinna. y. ". hsssy and ,. l. @. swim
nsg.
Lseikeu,e-H n. Enioe, ono year.
A~paiainr-John II. Vaughan. chairman.
anC fef Conway.
Naur6losy-rr Frank H. n Roberta
chairman, ane saturnino Baca-
Reading Es-cle-W. ~ shAdwlck. r. ".
nswYer an1 Mra T. ". Hayes. for three
year.. and Atanasie Montoya for one year.
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ACT
WEDNESDAY.
IOsaO A NJ

Chairman. ]. A. Wood.
Secretary. Il. II. Larkin.
Harmful Effects OF Tobacco and cig-
arettes on the Rising Generation"
DIR. Frank II. II. Roberts. President.
Normal University.
,. Discussion.
Miscellaneous business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION FOR
SCIENCE

NEW MEXICO ASSOCIATION FOR
SCIENCE
Chemistry Building. u. Of NJ. n.
Chairman. Dr. J. D.. Clark.
Secretary. L. A. Hlgley.
HONDAT, . A. n.
I. Presidents address: The Emeiency Of
a Laboratory for Teaching" A com
parison OF factory and collegiate
methods. John u. Clark. University
OF New Mexico.
?. Making Mathematics Vital" John 3.
Jordan. New Mexico State Normal
School.
3. 'sThe Motivation Of a Physics Course TO
Utlity." A. y. Barnes. New Mexico
College Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts.
{. ''scionce Probiems.' J. u. Brownlee.
New Mexico State Normal School.
8. THE Work OF a School OF Hygiene" A.
o. Weese, University Of New Mexico.
TUEaDAY. Q A. N.
I. excavations Of Po shu ouing IN
1918" with slidos). J. A. J~eaneon,
School Of American Research.
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HoME ECONOMICS SECTION.
TUESDAY
$500 A.. NJ.
nao~ ~

HONE ECONOMICS SECTION.
TUESDAY
$500 A. NJ.
Room al.
Chairman. Ruth c. Miller.
1. Vocational Half Day.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pickett.
Related subjects-Ruth Morgan.
pTogram-Teresa GOODWIN.
2. Vocational Home Economics in Rural
sehool-sadie Stewart.
3. Home Professionals Guthrie.
4. PaFt-time Evening classes-vora Graz
ven.
SIS. Teacher Trimming Under the Smith
Hughes Aet-Luella Madison.
6. Cooking and Sewing clubs-Mrs.
Elizabeth Roger.
Z. Warm Lunches: In City sohools-Beu-
lah Hatcher. In Rural Schools
Nina Wingo.
8. Homo Economies, Child Health and
Child welfAre-Mrs Walter Simpson.
.. Round Table:
(a) Federal and State Admlnistra-
ton OF Vocational Education
Vera Writ.
90 LeglHlatron-Edna LAYTON.
(c) Standard Of Accomplishment
Julia fnlnoh.
10. Address. Beulah Coon, Supervise of
Home Economics. Arizona.
~. Address, Miss wingneld. Phoenix. Arts.
~. business meeting.
COMMERCIAL SECTION.
Chairman. r.. NJ. Webb.
Secretary. Gladys carroon.
TUESDAY. . A. NJ.
/. Chairman's greeting.
?. suggestions to Teachers Of Type
whiting" Miss Gladys rye.
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ATmETTC-LYCEuM SECTION.
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
Chairman. d. N. Pope.
Secretary. Edith Reagan.
The Gymnasium" Principal 4. G. Parker.
Clovis.
Needed Changes In tho Rules and Regu-
%lationn." Principal q. b. Jones. Aibu-
querquo.
Biggn. Roswell.
Tho Value of County Athletic Lycoum
contestA" County Superintendent J. NJ.
Buckley. Clovis.
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SECTION.
TUESDAY.

ELEMENTARY SECTION.
TUESDAY.
Chairman. J. r. Bentley.
Secretary. Mary l.. Hardin.
&. M-usic-seventh and Eighth Grade Pu-
pills. Albuquerque Public Schools.
2. The Uso and Value of Opening Exer-
cisos." Alleene Keller. Albuquerque,
n. NJ.
.. Discusalon-Leader. Miss Mari Troy.
Ration. N. NJ.
4. General discussion.
s. 'The Chiid's Attitude Toward School
and How May II BE Improved" Prof.
George Mitchell. Principal. Second
Ward school,. Albuquerque. n. NJ.
g. Discussion-Leader. Prof. W. O. Hall.
President. New Mexico State Normal.
7. General discussion.
s. Address. DR.. Henry suzzallo. President.
Washington State University.
WEDNESDAY.
2. Adapting the Course Of study to the
Environment OF the School," Mrs.
Lynette maxwell. Principal OF
Schools. Madrid. N. NJ.
:. Discussion-Leader. Htate superin-
tendent of Schools. J. II. Wagner.
Santa Fe.
4. Oeneral discussion.
8. Address. DR.. l.. ID. Cofman, Dean OF
College OF Edncation. Minnesota.
q. Practical school Hygiene" Miss Nell
lie Hornung. School Nurse. Al5u-
querque.
7. Uscussion-Leader. Miss Esther Seal.
echrrlzozo. N. NJ
s, Health Education In New Mexico for
the NEXT Year" Clinton r.. Anderson.
Secretary. N. NJ. Public Health As
ISOLATION. Albuquerque.
.. Medical Inspection in Schools" DIT. c.
n VUaIfar 2fafa Coxn nnlaalnNaN NJ
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J. Some Approved Methods In Shorthand
Teaching" Mrs. Letha Mash.
Bookkeeping Courses for High
aohools.' Mt. Kirkland.
when May We Recommend a stu
dent7" Mr.. l. A. Woiford.
}. Hints N Helps from tho Gregg
School," Miss Bernice Frye.
7. General discussion. Zach speaker linz
tied to two minutes.)
Roll call and business meeting.
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COUNTY sUPEHuNTENDENrs.
NoNDAV Q n

o~n
~
Chairman. X. c. bonney.
Secretary. Rachel v. Smith.
.schooi vista and wha. rh,v should
AccomolIah." Mr., Maud A faeIder.
e,ivsr cttv
-
y, ~ ~
uon :. t.u a. A' 'V"" '"
"ueo",
s Ns~a ~'
Dr.n. morl's,
=" Asepihs ~ s"e
u.s. -. Non.no' aus
:" ssN $500 ~.
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PRIMARY SECTION.
MONDAY, . A. N.
chairmsn, Mary Eeklss-

- EN3A1AAAtA nASAhOFa
n MONDAY, . A. N.
Chairman. Mary Eckies-
Secretary. Minnie Laws
1. saThe. TtAchinG Of Amercanism In the
PnsusFp Grades" Miss Davis. Ner-
msl >Qniversity. Discussion: hrs.
Dyer. HaloB. Miss Thvaiis, aAntA
Rltu-
?. .rhs Dsselopment OF initi9tive Through
scar work. Hiss Vaughn. Albpauer-
aus. Discussion; Mrs.. kanedy.. ror-
tales; Miss Davis. state Normal.
4. .-T1ie Freedom Of the Child and the
Pubardlnefion of the Teacher" Mrs.
MeAeL Polk, Carlsbad. Discussion;
tNasr sue Wilson. cicvtsi Ara
n,aAsy. carrleozo.
-Inanstr,ai WORK as a Means Of World
lnterorstnton." Miss Oliver. hts.s
Normaln Discussion; Mr. J. 7. Ben
ION. ~AibuouerQuei Miss Dysart RIOS
we'll.
{. Addresa. pr. Henry suxnalio.
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-EurcAxl0NAL COUNCIL AND school,
BOARD SECTION.
Chhirman. a1pE =. l. @. ewinney. Gallup.
Judge ~ q Hickey. Aibrquerque.
Chairman School Boards.
SATURDAY.
- A. n.
l. what Hhouid Be Our Next step In
Providing a Better Teacher FOR New
Xoxi1cf" w, o. HAL. silver City.
Discussion. supt p. y. Pope Hes-
:. Round ,.sls: 'sreamwork Among Boards
Of EdHcssion and saperintsndents Of
New Nsxioe." leader. John Morrow.
a.so r. n.
'-Teachersy Psnsaon Law FOR New Mexico"
PreaAtAt !. IT, n, Roberts. las Vegas.
Discsssspns sept Z G. Rheedss. RAton,
-chiidI Telfars Department. Paper; Hon,
Charlts SPRINGER. cmarron. Discussion;
Dr.. sarnh Cocker, Santa Re.
Business stahian.
cHn1D wKI.VAnE ROUND TABLE.
Df. sarah Cocker. Presiding
TUESDAY, . A. NJ
BIUsIc AND n SECTION.
MONDAY.
tt4 $500 A. NJ.
ChnlrmAn. ID. ~. Pope.
'Ths child's Voice in Singing" Miss Elsie
.sirhs slnrins'- Miss Mabeils shelton. Al
a Aim IN puhiie school Art" Miss Irene
Swan. Roswell.
-xrt IN Home Eeonomioss' Mas Rsbeeea
.Teys n Ak Ma. Emma woodman. Al
"A Buslnes, Man's View OF school Music"
Mr.. II. n. fArkin. Las vcg-s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15

EAGAfhH hECItON.
MONDAY. . A. ~.
chnirn4n. Margaret ,. Kennedy.
.aaerefary. Ethel Hickey.
I. ~.rsxtho5ha, Nee and Old. for coiless
English" Proctor y. shersin, u.
n. n. y
2. .~rhs Opportunity Of the English Teach.
err L<Na Eldridge. ~. n. Normal U.
s-rha Coordination Of High School and
Eishth Grade English" Mabel C.
Bunfer, Rhton.
.~rhe Little Theater." Ethel Hickey. u.
~ NJ.
the New Fall Books" Mnrsafe' D.
Hsnnedy. n. n. Normal u.
Business meeting.
INDIAN SCHOOL SECTION.
Chairman. J. d. DpHun.
Hacretnry, r.. Perry.
MONDAY, . A. NJ
rThs Indl1p Service Fsrmef, HIS "9rh'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-15
COMMERCIAL SECTION.
Chairman. T.. NJ. Webb.

1JESDAfs , n. NJ.
1. Chairmnn's greeting.
2. "Suggeations to Teachers Of Type
writing" Miss Gladys rye.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-01-09
Milk In Winter

Why do your cows give less milk in winter than they do in summer? Just because nature does not supply them with grass es and green food. But we have come to the assistance of Dame Nature with B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy which con sains tbe very ingredients that the green feed supplies in season, only, of course. in a more highly concentrated form We guaran- tee that this remedy will make your cows give more milk, and better milk. with the same feed -Jno D Martin.