El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-18
NIGHT HIGH To
HAVE 8 PERIODS
School Trustees Allow It
to Conform to Regular
High School Scheme.

Longer time was allowed the night
high school nine new teachers were
elected. the regulations governing
kindergartens we're ordered observed
and flags were provided for all
schools that need them at the meet
ing OF the city school trustees Tues
day night at the Bailey school.
Trustees present were Walter S.
clayton, John G. Lowman. DIT. r. l.
Ramey n S. j.. Prudential Presi-
dent z. n. Whitaker was sick. Chas.
,. stevens vas in California. and r.
~ Walker was at the Post meeting
az Liberty hall. Dr. Ramey presided
Changes In Teachers.
Misses Maude Jackson. Nellie Dowd.
Frances GLENN, Ruby Porter, Alice.
Norris, Louise Thomas. Mayo Hus-
bands. Mabel Brown and Mary Hub
bard were elected teachers. Misses
Bernice Judkius. Kathleen Gould and
Emma Beasley had their designations
accepted Misses Lily Howard, Mamie
Jackson and Hazel Kelly were grant
ed leaves Of absence Tor six months
Miss Fannie LOu Feager was granted
leave for one year 70 accept govern
menr work
Prof j. Z. GIkey's request that the
time in the night high school be raised
70 three regular 45 minute periods, so
tina more time fer work would be
given and the night school would
conform 10 the regular scheme Of
high school credits. was granted, max
iuE the night high school hold from
2 o'clock until s-15-
Buy Electrical Equipment.
Two hundred dollars was appropri-
ated for purchasing additional equip
ment for electrical work, on request
o. ". A. Bunk, supervisor Of indus
4 letter from the q. s. bureau oil
naturalization stated that the names 4
and addresses Of all declarants for
citizenship here would be furnished
the school board and that the bureau
would write all adult deciarants urg-
ing them 10 take advantage Of the
and that a citizenship text book would
be furnished candidates for citizen
ship who attend these schools.
VIII Place Bowling Alley.
ZIP. Clayton. Prof A H. Hughey
and Mr.. Burk Wereappointed a COM
mittee TO attend TO the disposition
OF the bowling alley presented the
schools some time ago by the city Of
y Paso.
LAE aaaE. Az AAAEAaALAH@ 90.
school grounds was closed
IL was ordered that janitors be here-
after paid semi-monthly instead OF
monthly and all jauitors salaries were
passed on and adjusted
Children within nine weeks OF six
and seven wears have been allowed TO
attend the k~inderearten and the Irst
grade. respectively, and at some
schools they ave been charged TUT
ti0n and at others they had been adj
mitted free. il was said Supt- r j.
Tfehe was instructed to conform
strictly 10 law n secure Uniformity
in all the schools IN this matter n
Sunt TiEhe was instructed TO look
into the matter Of flags for all schools
and 10 secure such flags as he found
were needed
The fond OF Miss Corinne CLARK as
10okkeeper was approved and ae-
oe7ted- -.
Assets Are s~1,5as.264. {
The comparative general balance
sheet as Of August 81 1915 OF ~
Paso public schools as submitted ny
Miss clark. showed the value Of fixed
properties and equipment 10 have been .
g1.52g. 40. %. as against $l,5zl,lzlza
August 81. 1917 other assets
amounted 10 s54.S2A52, making a
grand total OF sl~595,26A-SS-
Revenue coming from state appro-
was s150.&1E-5O5 county
sz61e-10: city. s236.SOS-36; tuition fees.
s-sesgss. transfers. S5o9.OS; interest 6
ssss.25: rent, s3S6-s1; total %appropri- Z
atoms and miscellaneous revenues Z
Ss1e.24416. {
Expenditures were ADMINISTRATION
.s16.s0g.96: instruction. S505,S6o-S5t op-| J
ss5e2gs2. maintenance, SILL I
1sF 0-- miscellaneous. Sl954-9O; total Z
e-0endftures. s371,47s.70-
The surplus revenue for the n
months Of this year was shown 10 De D.,
S1755.45. /