Evening star., 1920-06-26

including greatly extended facilities
for this preparation.
"(b9- Increased financial support
for school and educational agencies
of all kinds.
"(c) Readjustment of educational
programs to meet the demands OF the
new era.
I'VE recommend that the organiza-
tions which we represent cooperate
in all possible ways in the educa-
tional campaign authorized by the
national citizens conference on edu-
cation, held in Washington, May 1y
to 81, which is now being conducted
by the bureau Of education. and we
pledge ourselves to endeavor at the
earliest possible moment to secure
Official action to that end by these
organisations" T.
Movies TO Aid Drive.
This is the first definite step taken
for the pfomotion of Education itself.
which is to be conducted throughout
the country under the direction OF
the bureau OF education. the motion
picture and the newspaper. accord
ing to officials, will play Leading roles
toward the conference of yesterday
was taken at the national citizens
conference on education, held mere
MAY 10, 20 and 81. and ATTENDED py
representative citizens from All parts
Of the country. At the initiaI con-
ference plans were laid for the one
Just held. -s-f ~
The delegates, after reporting back
To their examinations, and, il pos
sifae, securing the 6fHcaal backing OF
the bodies. will probably be caied
into a second conference at which the
-
tation to the general public
A type OF prospectus for the cam
paien outlined at the initial confer
ence follows:
A campaign of education about edu-
cation Is imperative. This campaign
the United States bureau OF education
should imme ately inaugurate and
carry on to a successful conclusion.
with the assistance. of an. advisory
composed Of leading ed
ucators and others and such funds as
can be secured it should conduct such
as viii prlng 70 ngnt
the educational needs of the country
and the sources Of revenue to main
tain eficient schools and colleges to
supply those needs.
List Of Delegates.
The delegates attending the confer
ence we're as follows:
American Country Life Association,
Prof. e. C. Lindeman, field secretary;
Ma ationai Association of Manufactur-
ers, II. e. Miles; George e. Allen, ed
ncational director of the American
Bankers Association; MISS mary
Stewart. corresponding secretary of
the National Federation OF Business
ana Professional Wlemaq's Clubs:
FLORENCE King of the National Wom-
ants Association Of Comfnerce. Mrs.
r. H. Bacon of the National Civic
Federation. James N. Rule Of the
Junior Red Cross, Miss Jessie Haver
voters, samuel A.. Goldsmith. Of the
Council Of Young Mems Hebrew and
Kindred Associations. Mrs. Howard 8.
cans. president Of the Federation for
Child Study; Brig. Gen. George Rich
ards, president OF the D. G. Society OF
the SONS of the Revolution; J. j.
Manning of the American Federation
Scouts. Mrs. william Atherton DuPuy
Of the League OF American Pen
Mrs A. Lamond Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star; Mrs. Ella A. Boole, vice
presideut Of the Womens Christian
Temperance Uniep; Robert L. Kelly
educatton; Miss Stella McCarty Of the
International Kindergarten Union:
MIS-. Adoiph Kahn of the Council OF
Jewish women; Miss Margaret A.
Hnwsrf1 Of the American Woman's
isrion: Albert q. Bauersfeld Of the
vocational Education Association OF
th~ Middle west; M o. Eidndge Of the
Xmerican Automobile Association
Miss =. brown of the General Fedora
flor Of women's Clubs, and repre-
.snt, .a ives Of the. Chamber Of Conn
merce OF the United States. the Grand
Army, Of the Republic, the Salvation
Army. American farm bureaus, Young
Wsnen.a Christian Association, Ma
tional Congress of Mothers. women's
departmeiat, National CIVIC Feaefe-
tiou and the Nafionai feaefseoh VI
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