Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-21
NIGHT SCHOOL
 OF Y OFFERS
 FINE COURSES

The AmericaniZation classes will be one of the main features of the Hi-Y. It is open to all who want to learn the English language. MT. Bowles, who is one of the best instructors in this work in the southwest, is at the head of this department. He can teach you to speak English in few weeks, then you will go to the higher class under the direction of Mrs. Bowles, where you will earn to Tread to read, then to MT. South, who will continue the work giving the grammar necessary. These courses have been carefully planned to meet the needs of this community. At all times visitors are welcome.
 A class of 30 men were examined for citizenship at the Y. M. c. A. Mon day, September &, by MT. A. k. Eld- redge of the department of labor. All the men passed after being very rigid ly questioned about the national, state and city governments. This is the third class who have passed have donee xcellent work.
 This course is one of the many of the Hi-Y night school and it's grad uates receive deplomas which ex- empts them from further examination before the court sat Tombstone.
 Only 36 men out of 61 examined passed before the court and 30 of them were from the Hi-Y class. The next i all eligible will be notified before the class is started. After the class Monday night ice cream and cake were served by the Y.
 Any one interested in any of the courses should register as soon as pos siple. Cards will be, at the Y M. c. A., the Y. w. c. A. prior to opening night and after that time at the high school. It is necessary that you regis ter early to get into some of the classes. A class with eight members will be started if teacher can be found.
 There are courses in printing, man. ual training ,auto-repairing and me chanical drawing to be given during the night classes and as they are linn ited to enrolment it is wise to make enrolment early. These classes are open to both men and women.
 Sewing, cooking, millinery and bas- ketry are open to all ladies. They will be limited to 15 in class. The first ones to apply will be enrolled and the others notified as to any vacancy. The materials in the above classes will be furnished ata small cost to the stu dent except cooking, which will be free. In case a pupil is absent from the above classes on two, consecutive nights her place will be given to the first on the waiting list.
 Electricity will be offered and spe- cial attention will be given to electric work on the automobile. Equipment for practical work will be furnished by the school
 Chemistry which leads to more ad- vanced work in qualitative and quan- titative analysis and assaying will be a main feature of the course.
 Arithmetic, algebra, English and penmanship will be given and it is hoped many will avail themselves of the opportunity to study these branches.
 Spanish inall grades will be given; Those who had a good start last year will take the intermediate Spanish; those who are more advanced the ad- vanced Spanish and all others begin ming Spanish.
 Wireless and telegraphy will be giv- en. These are very popuiar courses and if you are interested in these branches you should enroll the open ing night to avoid delay.
 Shorthand and typewriting will be prominent courses and very full ones We are limited in writers so get in the class early.