The Forrest City times., 1913-05-30
HOARD APPORT|ONS
 s5O,0OO 10 SCHOOLS
NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS RE. CHEWING STATE AID INCREASE.
 20 MORE THIS YEAR.
S10,000 FOR HIGH NORMALS
Balance of Money Goes to Other Schools-list Given Below of
 Those Receiving Aid.

Western Newspaper Unton News Service.
 Little Rock.-The State Board of Education met last week and appor- toned $50,000 among l2lnormal train Ing high schools and 140 high schools Twenty more schools received aid this year than last
 In apportioning the funds the board allowed S200 to each two-year high school, s250 to each three-year high school, $500 to each four-year high school and $500 to each normal train Ing school. Tn normal training high school fund was given S10,000 and the balance of $40,000 was put to the credit of the high school fund.
 Applications for aid were received rom 42 two-year schools, 53 three year schools and A four-year schools, making total of $35,050 apportioned among the 40 schools at the fixed rate, The balance of $4,950 will be apbortioned among the schools accord Ing to the monthly enrolment of out side students in the various instit- tutions.
 The normal training high schools, at the fixed rate, received $600O and the balance of $4000 from the s10,000 fund will be apportioned among the 12 schools according to the number of bona fide students in each.
 The board adopted rules governing the apportioning and payment of funds
 The S50000 fund was apportioned among the following schools:
 Two-year High Schools--DeWitt Cotter Hermitage, Edgemont, Kings land. Cleveland, Hermon, Monette, Un iontown, Cherry Valley, Pine Grove Naylor Vilonia, Damascus, Washing ton, Sulphur Rock, Calico Rock, Au hrey. Wilton, Prairie View, St. Paul Osceola. Holly Grove, Mount Judea Perry, Antoine, Delight, Murfreesboro, Hatfield, Cove. Maynard, Evening Shade, Palestine, West Fork. Den mark, Ola, Plain View and Gravelly In this grade school the sum of s200 was set aside for each of the following schools which failed to make applica- tion: Desha county, Drew county, Melbourne, Altheimer and Des Arc.
 Three-year High Schools-Ozark, Charleston, Salem, Sheridan, Colum. bus, Newark, Swifton, Tuckerman, Waldo, Black Rock Walnut Ridge, Moro, Star City, Foreman, Cabot, Yell vile, Sutton, Western Grove, Stephens Bigelow, Harrisburg, Dover, De Vall's Bluff, Jacksonville, Marshall, Leslie Hartford Greenwood, Huntington, De. Queen Mountain View, Clinton, Choc. taw, Cane Hill. Searcy, McCrory, Belle vile, Danville, Havana, Bellfonte Thornton Hampton, DeI1mott, Okolona Gurdon, Rector, Corning, Piggott, Null berry, Alma and Earle. In this class of schools, funds were set aside also for Benton and Beebe.
 Four-year High Schools-Stuttgart Hamburg. Portland, Mountain Home Rogers, Grayette. Gentry, Bentonville Harrison. Warren, Berryville. Green Forest, Lake Village, Heber Springs Magnolia, Morrilton, Wynne, Fordyce Conway, Mammoth Spring, Malvern, Nashville, Clarksville, Stamps, Ash. dewn Bonneville, England, Carlisle Brinkley, Clarendon, Mount Ida, Mar we'll. Russellville, Atkins Hagen, Poca hontas, Waldron, Lockesburg, Forrest City, Junction City, Springdale. Prairie Grove, Augusta and Dardanelle
 Norrpa1 Ira aiOiDp Hiph SchOnlG- Eureka Springs, Hot Springs, Para gould, Hope, Pine Bluff, Texarkana Blytheville, Camden. Mena, Little Rock, Fort Smith, Fl Dorado.