El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-09-01
ALAMO. SCHOOLS
To OPEN MONDAY
Larger Attendance Than
Ever Expected; Complete
Faculty Is Chosen.

Alamozordo. y. u. sept. THE
alsmoEordo public school viii open
Monday. The attendance this year
will he larger. it is believed than ever
before. The Alamogordo school board
has made arrangements for part Of
the fourth sraGe 20 be placed in the
courthouse annex The foIlowirs
teachers constitute the faculty as am
nounced at the present time
Superintendent Of the graded
schools and Of the county high school
Prof g. T. Grover
Principal of the high scE00l-Miss
Helen Hisgasou.
Teachero English. Miss Eva swain.
Teacher Of Spanish. Miss Elizabeth
EutleJEe. Teacher OF manual training
and science. Mr. Spaugler. recently or
Denver. Teacher OF domestic science
and art, Hiss Julia \ Mclninch- So
perFI=ur Of music. Mrs F. " stark
Graded schools.
Eighth grade. Miss Carrie Coviug-
seventh grade. MSS Mary F. Butler.
Principal OF grades and teacher OF
sixth grade, Prof r. :. Upton
Fifth grade, Miss George Hunter
OBJ.
Fifth grade, Miss LIewellyu Sutton
lAl-
Fourth grade. Miss Mary Holman.
Third grade. Miss ollie Thomson
Second grade. Hiss Eva Abbott
First grade. Mss Liliceut SlabE-
Maryland Avenue school.
Principal. Hiss Phebe AI-Adans
teacher. Miss Ellen Hunter
Blind Institute Opens sept. Il.
mHHH o
Blind al AlamOEordo viii open the
years work on Wednesday morning,
September t. The enrolment VIII be
about go, which is the capacity OF
the institute at the present time
The following is the faculty Tor the
coming year Superintendent. r. r.
Pratt matron, Miss Mary Price.
teacher Of literary subjects and in
dustrial and physical director for
girls. Miss Emma r Hausher, literary
and violin teacher. Hiss GeutSchs ut
erary and plano. Miss Iva Nutter, lit
era-y chorus and violin. Mrs r. r
Pratt. literary and boys industrial
teacher. Hobart Stevenson literary
and small boys Coveruess, Miss Lu-
ellie Charles. girls gpverness- Mrs
J F. Smell.
Defence League Organizes.
in pursuance TO the nominations
for the Otero county Council Of De-
fence. sLstIE UE tEDH- A-4ltl1Es a
the members met in AlamOgOrd0 20
perfect the organization and transact
business. The following were pres
cut- John snyder. sheriff. Alamo
EOrdo- Il. F. Pearman, j. II FAN ana
DIT. j. r. Gilbert, AlanOgOrdo, Ut. O.
Munson. avis, r, B. Fields, Clovis
AEullar and J. j. Dale y llarosa- t....-s-
Eon1elI CIoud0rofr- q. g. stephens.
Weed. and j. Emmett Gregg. NayL'i-
were not present. Mr. stephens is not
now a resident Of the county and NJ
Gregg was Ill A request was sent 90
the governor asking for the appoint
m-u- or ID. l. stephens 10 represent
the Weed district
Dr. j. r. Gilbert vas elected chair
man and =. g. ROLAND was elected
secretary OF the organ ia ton An
executive committee was named 10
q. Emmett Gregg. NJ c. MurSou and
Chas BonnelL
Sanntorium Change Planned.
The AIauOEordo sanatoriurn, which
has been under the charge Of Dr. p
ID. Mckinley. physician. and Mrs j. c.
Jones. Uatr0u, for the past year or
two, viii be turned over 10 the Ma
uoual -ree Iuoercular san t'rluiL
association. OF which Dr. Pierce. O.
Oklahoma. is president DR. Pierce
states that the AlamOEordO sanatO-
rum buildings Will be used until
more permanent quarters are built or
secured
Organizes Arizona Bank.
Chas. E Mitchell president Of the
Alamo STATE bank, has organized the
Exchange bank Of Peoria. Arizona. OF
which Institution he Will be president
Mr. Mitchell has been interested il
the banking business in Arizona for
several years. having until recently
acted as president Of the san simon
valley bank Of san simon. Arizona,
and the Miners and Merchants bank
of AfO Arfvoua