Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-04
F EDUCATION NAL WORK LOCAL
 I'M. |. A.
To Teach Spanish, Bookkeep- ing, Drawing, First Aid to Injured, and English, Latter for Benefit of Foreigners.

Since the first announcement of the Y. NJ. c. A. night school, which was given some weeks ago, the interest has been steadily increasing. On Friday night of this week the mem bers who have enrolled for the Span ish classes will meet at the Y Nj. c. A. building at s o'clock for the organ ization of the class. The Spanish class as in last year, will be under the direction of Prof. J. O. Muldonado court interpreter for the justice courts of the city of Bisbee Last season fifty-three men enrolled in the Span ish classes and did some excellent work under the instruction of Prof. Muldonado.
 Business Class Monday.
 The class in bookkeeping will hold it's first session on next Monday even ing. This course includes penman- ship, arithmetic and spelling. c. E. Buchner, assistant secretary of the To- cal Y. M. c. A., will have charge of this class. The Ellis tablet system of instruction will be used by the class. This system is being used by many of the prominent commercial colleges in the country and allows the student to progress as rapidly as de sired without regard to other mem bers of the class.
 The class in mechanical drawing will begin about the middle of the month. Drawing instruments and supplies have been ordered through the local dealers, and just as soon as these arrive the class will be ready for work. Prof. Fletcher, of the man. ual training department of the Bis bee high school, will have charge of the mechanical drawing classes. First Aid to Injured.
 The course in first aid to the in- jnred which the association is offer ing this season. will be conducted by General Secretary Pollard of the Y. M. c. A. MT. Pollard is graduate of the society for instruction of first aid to the injured of New York City, and in recent letter from the socie- ty received permission to conduct the class and have the examinations given for diploma of the society by local physician. The course will consist of instruction in what is done before physician arrives in case of injury Ois dCCiGtul- -1L VIII ttke up SuCI subjects as burns, bleedings, suffoca- tions, drowning. broken bones and decorations, scalp wounds, poisonings and transportation of the wounded. The course will be particularly help ful to men working on railroads in the mines and saw mills or about the shaft houses where accidents are ire quent and where ofteftimes immedi- I ,+s <~f |. far with the care of the wounded will fsaye a life.
 This course, as in the case of the 1 mechanical drawing and bookkeeping, will be arranged so that men working on the change of shifts can receive Iinstruction in the afternoon or at an hour best suited to them.
 English for Foreiuners.
 4 decidedly new departure in edu. cational work in this section will be a class in English for foreign speaking young men Since the announcement of the evening school several foreign siseaking H,er have made application | fer suc', a class, and it is probable that if sufficient number are inter ested such a course will be added to the evening classes.
 The association does not seek to de rive any financial benefit from the cv- cning school. but is giving this instruc- ten to it's memters for just what the course actually costs for teachers, ad- 1 vertising and incidental expenses. The association work in all departments is planned on the theory that it is an or ganization of young men to help young men in every possible way. and the night school of the association is prov ing to be very practical step in that