The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-01

ming with the fifth grade of the gram
mar school, through the second year
of the high school and special classes
in Spanish. German mechanical
drawing, millinery. sewing, cooking
and regular business courses in ste
nogra ply, typewriting, business arith-
metic. bookkeeping. writing. etc.
A special feature of the work in
the high school this year will be a
savings bank through which the stu
dents will be able to secure practical
business knowledge and will also be
enc ouraged 10 save. AS means to
this end prizes will be offered to en-
courage the students.
The announcement of teachers who
are to do the work in these schools
will be made later.
The Faculty.
John Marshall-W. c. Locker
principal: Miss Mary Eubank, d. r.
Boyer. DR.. S. A. SteRer. J. r. walker.
Miss Josephine Holt. Miss Mamie I,
Stevens, Miss Darlington jones, Miss
Adele Ogilvie, Miss Bertha A. Leete.
Miss Annie l.. Davis. Mostly HODGE,
w. l.. Elkins. Harry G. Carter, John
Simpson. George Lux. A. H. Saun-
ders, Ira Il. Grimes. j. P. DuVal.
Hunter Mcclure. w. II. Magee, Miss
Lula r. Bernard.
NIthoiSoH-@ p I. Duke, principal;
w. II. Deierhoi Miss Anne c. Robin
son, Miss Arabella S Pitcher, domes-
tic science; Horace Brown, industrial
work.
Iefferson-W~~ C. Blakey. super
vising principal; F. f. Graves, acting
principal; Coalter c, Hancock. Miss
Evelyn l. Rex, Miss Mary c. Tinsley,
Miss Lula r. Jones.
Madison-H. +. Tompkins, princi-
pal; II. C. Turner. Miss Mamie II.
Blackburne. Louis H. Reade, indus
trial work
Grace Arents-George #. Bennett,
principal; G.. II. l.. Winfrey, Miss
Emily S. Valentine
Randolph-W II. Cooke, principal;
r. c. DuVal, Miss Mary S. McCue.
Powhatan--E. L. Smith, supervis-
ing principal Vaughan Gary acting
Marshall a. Moore. Miss
Rosa y. Garnett Miss Isabel Smith
domestic science; w f. Metcalf, in
dustrial work.
CoIored Schools.
Fu1ton-Nelson williams Sarah f.
Brown.
George Mason-Mr. i. II. Brent
Andrew Bowler Fannie r
Richardson.
Baker--William NJ Adams. prin-
cipal; Rosa d. Bowser Gertrude v
Bacchus, Colista Grey
Sidney-H. q Lewis
Maury-J. II. Blackwell, c. L.
Winfree.
Many Applications.
A great number Of applications
have been made to the superintend-
ent for entrance in tho night schools
Or. Chandler requests all those who
desire to enroll to report tn the
buildings which they will attend at
7;30 o'clock tonight
II the courses already advertised do
not meet the needs Of those who de-
sire to attend if any subject is de-
sired for which there is a sufficient
OF applicants, the schol board
will have a class organized for that
subject.
MAYOR Ainslie, in his address at
Bellevue school at the time of the
laying of the cornerstone, pleaded
for the opening Of the school build
ings to the public. In his annual
to the council in May ne
commended the idea of the schools
being used as social centers. Every
effort is being made by the school
hoard to meet the demands made by
the public for the proper use of the
ana IN C0nHGCuOn WITH The
night schools it is the purpose of the
school board. If there is, sufficient de
mand. 10 give everything of eduCa-
tional value that the facilities of the
school system can afford,