Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-06-29 | Page 9 | E. A. Leaders [Illegible] Control Convention

tA AI lEADERS CONTROL ON i 1 i Arrive in Salt Lake t H Preliminary Ii r l Mt- Mt r Complete Arrange- Arrange fior Opening July 4 in th the tho city yesterday e. ex executive o secre- secre and tho the expect- expect of Mrs Josephine today c bare bere on of Olympia Wash Yash nand na- na ent and nd J. J W. W Searson earson o ohi of ot hi Agricultural co college 11 r of the tha association r r meetings to precede the the National Education as- as s Iti will bo be held in Dr is from rom t ls C CIt It preliminary meeting is 1110 t 10 a. a m. m today at the Newill New New- ill entire charge of ot the tho n will be turned over to Dr vo bo O will complete final ar U arid ar- ar r. r id for the opening of ot tho cd- cd ettig Jut Zuly 4 A IA Leeon eo Is I. Scheduled jes KM national 1 officials will be bet bethe bethe membership luncheon of ot t the club tomorrow noon fr firm erdal will be called caned tho the N B. B A. A I and is scheduled as ns the last llo p. p luncheon of the summer e l. l day President C. C G G. Pearse board of ot trustees will Telly eIt preliminary to the opening of or sUon HUon the national conference will be held lad and Satu Saturday at tho Hotel RiU WI commissioners ana anu rep rep- n repta p. p na ta from the tho entire country ted to be in attendance The in education aris- aris teachers and i Ithe the ithe shortage of ot fI de nee will bo 00 considered Metora Expected Saturday r the early euly delegations delec to arI arbe ar ar- I be the Idaho educators who ted ed to roach reach Salt Lake Satur- Satur r to word received yester- yester fral headquarters The pirates ra tei opened their annual II Ml l 1 convention contention yesterday morn morn- telIo H Heading th tho tha delegat I t the Gem state will bo be Enoch i Id I'd of Boise Bote commissioner of ot edd ed- ed iad d Ethel E. E of ot Boise latent sut of ot public instruction of or tIon with th the convention of ot mil sil Education association will representatives es from educational journals in the States State In addition to those l five flYe journals compos compos- press bureau of ot the tho N N. C. C A A. has been called for 17 7 Arthur Chamberlain e editor terra fern N News San Francisco aclo ac- ac to lo word received yesterday b by T f lf ivo t ti n nt r u. u A. A A. A w Feature Utah Attraction e ei of work in Utah school 55 IU dominating note of the I number of the Utah Ed Dedicated to the Na- Na a. a association it Is de dc- an adequate survey sur of or i rinthe Inthe In the state sLate Special articles the tie University of or Utah Brig Brig- ar 1 university the tho secondary schools and the Protest Protest- Uin church school s system stem wide tide of especial Interest is ani i and the tho Pioneers I. I striking A analogy analog between r of ot New England and by bl Frank It n. Arnold professor Is II ea at the Utah A Agri- Agri rJ Hat Island Home of or ofIn ofin in a scientific and 11 tho the birds of or Great Salt l Dwellers of Utah Native Uth and Americas New New- portray scenic glories ts In a a. vivid manner Utah FT r la Is a a. dl discussion of Utah's It and nod Industries by SM ex secretary Utah id IN Industries ber j rich ric In illustrations Ic has several everal Photographs M aUy Uy for this Issue I I