Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-11-11

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Pierce VIM.
| Professional Ethics"-H. NJ,
! Crooks.
500 P. NJ.
THE Responsibility of the
iSchoof'-William A. Writ.
Concert.
| (Under auspices of Fortnightly
club OF Albuquerque. with compli-
ments Of Chamber of Commerce
Free to all members Of the asso-
citation.
Wednesday. 200 p. NJ.
Solo-F. G. Hcslct. L. n. NJ.
Address, Overnor-eleCt Merritt
c. Mechem.
Address - State Superintendent
elect John V. Conway.
Business session.
500 p. NJ.
State oratorical and declamatory
contests at high school auditorium
Reduced Rates.
Although it has been previously
announced that Identification GER
tificates would not be required Of
the teachers TO take advantage of
the reduced rates, a new ruling by
the Western Passenger association
will make it necessary to have
these certificates. Those who wish
to take advantage Of the fare and
One-third rate for a round trip viii
have to produce their certificates.
The certificates are now being
sent out by superintendent John
Milne, secretary Of the educational
association. The tickets will be
sold from November IS to "a in
elusive with a return limit of No
Vember 20.
New Superintendents to Attend.
An invitation has been extended
to all incoming county school SUI
perintendents to attend the con-
Vention, and they will be called
into a conference here during the
meeting of the New Mexico Edu-
cational association, by the state
department OF education, as a part
of the county superintendent pro-
gram. on Wednesday morning, No
yember "a.
The new superintendents will not
go into office until the first of the
new year but they will have an OPP
portunity to familiarize them
selves to a large extent with their
new duties and with the program
for county schools this year by at
tending the conference, The meet
ing will be in charge of r., S. Tip
ton, superintendent of Otero cOun-
ty. superintendent now in office
will also attend.
Entertainment Features.
A concert will be given at the
Congregational church Sunday af-
ternoon for the benefit of those
who will arrive early for the con-
vention. on Monday afternoon the
Dramatic club will pre-
sent IONA Gales "The Neighbors, ~
at Rodey han at 4:30 o'clock. OnI
night a concert and dance
will be given at the armory for all /
and local educators. The |
concert will be given under the
auspices of the Fortnightly club |
with the compliments Of the Cham |
Der of Commerce. Morris Klein, |
Geake, both well known tenors of |
this city, and Prof. George Deland |
Of Iil Paso, a pianist, will be on
the program.
Those holding membership cards
in the n. NJ. r.. A. will be admitted |
charge Immediately pre-
Ceding the concert a speaker from
the association will make a brief
address, and directly afterwards
the floor will be cleared for dane
ing, just as was done at the teach
ers' convention last year.
To BE Well Attended.
From present Indications the |
state teachers convention will be
as large this year as it was last.
when there were eighteen hundred
visitors in the city, according to a
made last night by Su-
perintendent John Milne. Appli-
cations for memberships in the
New Mexico Educational assOcia-
ton are coming in rapidly, so that
the number of registered teachers
will be greater than it was last
year, Gallup and Clovis are send
ing all their teachers and the en-
tire faculty of the State Normal
school at Silver City is enrolled.
A number Of rooms have already
been registered at the Chamber of
but many more will be
needed. Arrangements for meeting
trains and escorting the incoming
teachers to their lodgings have not
yet been made, and it is not prob
able that this will be done TO any
such extent as it was last year.
Big Forest Exhibit.
The forest service exhibits in
charge Of Il. p. Ancona, now being
shown at the Arizona state fair at
Phoenix, November S-13, are to be
brought here next week for local
exhibition during the New Mexico