El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-17
Says That 1000 Mine School Students Could Be Brought Here
Summer Normal Offers Opportunity For Teachers Wanted

creases- For a grade OF excellent
SIS, for a grade OF very good 500
for a grade OF good. Sfo.
High school Minimum salary
$1,000; maximum salary not fixed.
Schedule OF increases: For a grade OF
excellent 500; for 4 grade OF very
good, SIS; for a grade OF good. $50.
EFT has been found by those wish
ing TO take civil service examination
vhat the subjects they wish 10 review
are also included in the list given Tor
teachers Here is an Cppcrt unity for
all persons desiring 10 erter the gov
eminent service Civil service exam i-
nations are new being held nearly
every week at the postoffice-
The summer school has been Cs-
tablished under the auspices OF the
College Of the City o. FL Paso and the
FL PasO chamber II commerce and IS
now in it's third year u existence.
To has been success from the start
but there are reasons why this year
should be the best yet. u has an eE-
cclleut faculty. under the able direc-
ton OF assistant superintendent 4. i.
Jones, Of the Fl Paso schools. SIR
Jones has been at thc head Of the
sumner school since its inception and,
before he came 20 FL Paso. he had
wide and varied experience in SUM-
mer normal work
-Jitne bus service IL steadily grow
lns better and more extensive" said
C. Norman Gorham- This 1s rrue
especially on the Bliss street lines 20
which new cars are being ADDED
whenever reputable persons apply for
the necessary permits. Better service
BE- the result. and The drivers thsm-
selves report good business.
on o. straight salary basis. said oscar
ficers should be on fee basis. as the
fee system in such offices does not
work satisfactorily, experience shows
The straight salary basis, the officers
working so many hours for so much.
is the better plan, feel sure
Under Little Interviews in a re-
cent issue Of The Herald. d newspaper
and theatrical advance mar was
quoted as saying. can you imagine a
Mexican cooking for The American
boys IN France Tell him. yes said
Capt j. vs.. Fonda. OF the army re-
crultiug service. Not only can re
imagine so. but We know some are
actually cooking in France today. a
were enlisted some time ago
for the cooks and bakers school. and
7 also know hundreds Of MCzicaus or
Spanish Am orleans. as the American
citizens Of me Mexican race are called
iu New Mexico. are actually over
there as privates. noncommissioued
and commissioned officers OF the army
Of the United States. and other hun
ireds are now in the navy. Some have
already given up their lives for this
republic. People OF the Mexican race
have responded Loyalty lu buying Lib
arty bonds and in Red Cross coutri-
buttons. and in voluntarily giving
sons. as the records OF the war and
navy departments viii show. one Of
the most prominent citizens OF il.
Paso Of the Mexican race. a citizen Of
the United States. brought his son.
fine young man, 10 the recruiting Of
lice several months ago Tor enlist
meuL The family has many wealthy
connections I'm Mexico 20 whom this
young man could have gone during
the war. The father said. however. .
i viii see my son dead rather than
eIpatrlatcd.' This young man is now
.u the service making a fine record. /
This is only one OF many cases. and
not only are thousands OF the Mexican
young men now Voluntarily in mol
service, but I am confident they will