Show I TAKE SCHOOLS OUT OF POLITICS PLEA OF TEACHERS Council Formed by Superintendents Superintendents Super Super- of State Education Education Edu Edu- I 1 cation Departments Removal of the tho school systems of the United States state from politics will be the prime object of the council of state departments dePArtments departments de- de de of education organized yesterday yesterday yes yes- today at a meeting of state superintendents I dents dent of public Instruction called prior to the tho convention of the National Education Education Education Edu Edu- cation association The Tho organization an anthe and d the tho decision to bend bond every ery effort to J remove re- re move the schools from the hands hand of tradIng trad- trad In Ing politicians followed an address by C. C P. P Cary state superintendent of or Wisconsin Wisconsin Wis Wis- schools cools In tn which he vigorously flayed the professional politician wh who o acts not on principle but on expediency The following committees were ere appointed appointed ap ap- pointed d bv by Mrs Josephine Co Corless And Pres ton president of or the N. N E E E. Aman A A. and chairman chairman chair choi r- r man of of or the meeting Permanent organization organization Ir Mrs Mary Iary C C. C C. C Bradford chairman Colorado T C Brooks North Norh Carolina L. L LT T T Muir Utah T. T E. E Johnson Michigan jan Mrs K h Norton Norton Nor Nor- ton Wyoming Resolutions A. A. A A. A Thomas ch chairman n. Maine Ethel R Redfield Idaho tho J II H. Wagner Wag WAit ner net NeW Now Mexico OJ V. V W. W C. C Reavis Montana Montana Montana Mon Mon- tana Anna Webb ebb Blinton Texas Will Finance Finance Will C C. Wood chairman n CalifornIa California Cali Cali- fornia C. C P. P Car Cary Wisconsin Smith Massachusetts A A. D. D Cook Maryland Mary MarY- land IDAHOANS TO ARRIVE According to tn Information JeCI at atthe atthe atthe the Hotel Utah offices of or tho the N E. E Athe A Athe Athe the complete completa delegation from Idaho will arrive e In this city tonight ht and Sunday v morning The Oem Gem state representation on ona of or the largest to attend Includes lc the following personnel Knoch Enoch A. A Bryan Dr commissioner of education edu cation Boise Ether E. E Redfield of or public Instruction Bolo Boise E E. H. H LIndley president University of at Idaho Moscow O. O 0 M Di Elliott pr president Lewiston State te Normal school Albion C C. E E. Bocock acting president Albion Albio n State Normal chool Albion Charles CharlesR R R. Frazier president Idaho Technical In Institute institute In- In Po Pocatello W. W A A. A Vincent superintendent super super- i I Industrial training school chool St St. Anthony Anthon W W. E E. Taylor t dc deaf r and blind school Gooding County superintendents Miss Lura V Paine Boise noIse Miss Nora um Do 10 Poca Poca- Miss lS Leila Lelia Clifford St St. Marys Mary's MI trIOs Mies s Gertrude Sandpoint Mies Stella M tr no Rogers er Idaho Falls Miss Mis s Margaret Margarot Knowlton Caldwell Cl Miss Iss Blanche SI Skipper Mountain Home John Joh n Johnson on Preston Miss 1 Myrtle Journey Journe Gooding Miss Margaret l Sw Sweet et Grange Grange- yule W S. S Burton Durton Rigby RIby Mrs Juno June L. L Jerome E E E. C. C Egbers Co Coeur ur dAlene Miss Un Lillian Sk Moscow Moscow Mos Mos- cow Mrs Ethel C. C Watkins Wl Salmon Miss Norma P. P Wilson Nez SOu Perce Wil William liam Ilant B B. B Oldham Mrs Jd Ida Ida- E E. Sullivan Rupert Miss MIs Charlotte Swat Swat- man mm Payette Mrs Mary Marv nry J Barnes Darnes Wallace Wal Wal- Wallace lace Miss Mis Wolfe Twin Falls Miss Olive 0 M. M r. r hek Weiser eller Superintendents of Independent school chool districts districts district H. H R R. Wallis American Falls Faile C C. E E. E Rose nOle Boise E. E A. A Melton elton Blackfoot Blackfoot Black Black- foot root J. J Hen Henry Allen Buhl J J. J. J Rae R-ie Burley Hurley C C. R. R Bowman Dowman Caldwell J. J V V. Buck DucIc Coeur dAlene T T. A A. Goodwin Emmett Emmett Em- Em Emmett mett E. E L. L Coe Gooding Goodin R n. H lI Snyder Idaho Maho Falls W. W M. M Masse Jerome F F. W W. Lewiston T L T. R R. RIcke Icke Malad Ma- Ma l lad Il J J. J. J M. M 1 Cummings Montpelier WR W V. R. R SIders Skiers Pocatello J. J W W. Condle Condie Preston Preston Pres Pres- ton ton- Willie A. A Smith Rexburg C C. E. E McClellAn Rigby Ira Tweed Tweedy Rupert J J. J E. E Breckenridge Sandpoint J. J F. F Lewis St. St Anthon Anthony C. C W W. St. St Marys Hl Ilal G. G Blue Twin Falls FRIIs C. C D D. Bro Brock k Wallace Mrs Laura Butz Wardner Kellogg D. D C. C Weber Welser ON HEALTH It was Wall announced yesterday that the Utah Public Health association would dots do i Its ts part In n making making- the flu stay tay of the visiting educators pleasant and profitable The health association will put on a at the tho Salt Lake theatre next Tuesday morning after the regular convention program hae hao been finished The sketch ketch is built bunt to show aho the scope and worth of the public health service department In the schools school It will be given shen under the direction direction direction tion of olin Miss Bessie Alston of the Emerson Emerson Emerson Emer Emer- son school assisted by Miss Iss Grace Gallett Boise Ida director of modern health crusade In the Gem state Fifty Boy Scouts assigned to duty yesterday yes yu- t erday und under r direction of Assistant Scout Executive D D. E. E Hammond did efficient duty at the leading hotels the tho depots and the tho various official quarters of or the N. N E. E A A. A organization Each Scout wears e rs a badge Indicating his authority |