The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-09-18
School Books Are Not to Be Pro-
vided by County and Journal
Asks Aid in Supplying Them
to Poor Children.
BOOKS AND MONEY
ARE BOTH NEEDED
Those Having Books Issued in
Past Years Are Asked to Turn
Them in So That They May Be
Redistributed.


| years. The Journal will conduct a free
school book fund for poor children.
The county has been unable this year
! to comply with the free school book
act of the last legislature and it is,
therefore, necessary that all children
buy their own books. Inasmuch as
the compulsory school law is in effect
the need for books for poor children
is greater than ever.
Persons who had books issued to
them by Probation Officer Pinney last
year are asked to turn those books
in to Mr.. Pinney's office that they
may be redistributed. Persons who
have books which they are not going to
use are asked to donate them to the
cause. Such books may be turned i'm
at The Journal office and will be for
warded to the county probation Off
Ger.
The Journal believes that merchants.
professional men and I'll others inter
ested in the schools viii give liberal
liy TO a fund for the purchase of books
for those who are to buy their own.
Checks, money orders. and other re-
mittances should be made payable to
Mr.. Wayne Thomas, who will act as
treasurer of The Journals free book
fund.
Unless the donors object The Jour-
nal will publish the list of those who
subscribe to the book fund. These lists
will be made public at frequent inter-
walls, together with a statement of
the total amounts received and the
amounts turned over to Mr. Pinney.
Books are to be hmandledJ
Books are TO be handled by Porter's
Bazaar. Under the law the prices CIV
en- out by the superintendent of
,oI,o L.. ,nf y inc, nIre
used last year may be exchanged for
new ones by paying one-half the
price of the new book. The official
list of books. with the regulation prices
folIows:
First Grade.
Wheeler's Primer, Revised ...... .25
Wheeler's First Reader. Revised. -. rs
Arnold's Mastery of Words, Book / .32
Second Grade.
Wheeler's Second Reader ....... .35
Child's World Second Reader. .... SO
Berry's Writing Book No. /, New
Edition .-......--.-. ...-....... w
Arnolds Mastery of Words, Book .32
Industrial Art Text Book. Part One 20
Third Grade.
wheelers Third Reader. ......... As
Child's World Third Reader. .. 40
Arnold's Mastery of Words Book 1 80
Berry's Writing Book. No 2, New
Edition .-.....--....-. W
Hyde's English, Book No. 1...... .25
Mines Progressive Course in
Arithmetic, Book No. 1.......... .32
Industrial Art Text Book, Part 20
Fourth Grade.
Wheelers Fourth Reader. with in
terpretations NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
Child's World Fourth Reader. $500. "A
Arnolds Mastery of Words. Book
No. .-............... .32
Berry's Writing Book No. 3. New
Edition .-....-.,-.-....... VI
Hyde's English, Book No. 1........ .25
Mines Progressive Course In
Arithmatic, Book No. 1....... .32
Frye's New Geography, with sup
plement .S3
Industrial Art Text Book, Part 81. %
Fifth Grade.
Wheeler's Fifth Reader With Inter-
pretations DO
Child's World Fifth Reader ...... so
Arnold's Mastery of Words, Parts
and combined. ned........... .36
Berry's Writing Book No. a. New
Edition .............--.. VI
Hyde's English Book No. 1 ....... rs
Mines Progressive Course in
Arithmetic. Book No. 2.....-. SO
Evans First Lessons in American
History ..............- 40
Frye's First Course in Geography
With Florida Supplement. ...-.. -S3
Industrial Art Text Book. Part A.. 20
Sixth Grade.
Wheeler's Sixth Reader, With In
terpretations ............-...-.. 90
Arnold's Mastery of Words, Parts
and combined. d..............-.. SO
Berry's Writing Book No. 5, New
Edition ..... .......... OF
Hyde's English Book No. 1;....... %
Mines Progressive Course in
Arithmetic. Book 2........... 2. -36
Benefits and Brevard History and
Government of Florida. ..-.-..- -54
Frye's Higher Course in Geography