Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-16
TEACHERS, ID GET
 SALARIES RAISED
 20 ID 25 PER GENT
Partial List of Those Elected For Coming Year Given
 Out
WILL COST BOARD
 Sl5,00O TO s2O,OOO
Ieachers to be Assigned to New Grammar School, Which Will he Built on Linden
 Street. Later

Teachers in the Pine Rlrff public schools will receive salary increases averaging from 20 to 25 per cent during the coming year.
 This announcement was made ves- terday by Hubert Strange, secretary of the board Mr. Strange's an- nouncement followed action taken by the board at meeting Wednesday evening. This meeting was to have been held last night but was held a day earlier than scheduled because of the fact that members of the board had business which took them out of the city yesterday evening.
 The board also announced partial list of teachers elected fo rthe com ing year. The list includes practical ly all of the present teaching staff. It will be supplemented by the cleo tion of others later, it was announce ed.
 No teacher has been elected for or assigned to the new grammar school which the board expects to build at a cost of $40,00O to s5O,OOO on Linden street between Twenty third and Twenty fourth avenues. Teachers for this school which will be completed by the opening session next fall and which will be on the order, architecturally, of the Pine Street School, wil be chosen later from the present list of elected teachers and others to be elected.
 Mir. Strange said that the increase in pay would involve an additional cost to the schools of from $15,OO0 to $20,000 yearly. The board may be compelled to borrow money to meet running expenses unless revenues are increased by legislative action or unless other financial relief is forthcoming, MT. Strange declared.
 The following partial list of elect cd teachers was named Wednesday evening":
 High School-J. R. Allen, l.. E. Bassett, w. E. Burnham, J. F. Crump, L. Cornmesser, M. R. Owens. Miss Bertha Cummins. Miss Catherine Murphy, Miss Anna Can't, Miss Martha Angel, Miss Hattie Buchan- an, Miss Bernice Greaves Miss Naomi E. Kirtley, Miss Clara Belle Huff man, Miss Cora Bruner, Miss Mary Harris, Miss Elizabeth Boyers, Miss Fink, Miss Kathryn Sells. Mrs. E. w. Wright, Mrs. G w. Jones, Mrs. R. E. Philbeck, Mrs. Cora H. Gilles- pie, Mrs. J. R. Allen, Mrs. M. R. Owens, Miss Myrtle Taylor, Miss Frances Wheatley.
 Sam Taylor School-Miss Lula Davis, Miss Rosine Royston, Miss Lela Shell, Mrs. Chester Flournoy, Mrs. J. R. Austin.
 Lakeside School-A. M. Mccain, Miss Margaret Boyette, Miss Mary Crawford, Miss Frances Woodbridge, Miss Ethel Weaver, Miss Bertha Bishop, Miss Ethel Winters, Miss Pearl Burks, Miss Ruby Mae Crow, Miss Ruth Couch, Miss Mary Lee Spears.
 trude Dodds, Miss Frances O'Neal, Miss Ouida Sanders, Miss Elizabeth Schober, Mrs Ida Hale.
 First Ward School--H. H. Glenn, Miss Marie Watts, Miss Susie Hall, Miss Caroline Schneider, Miss Julia Schneider, Miss Mabel Mitchell. Miss Elisa Starkey, Miss Sybil Couch Mrs. Volma Horton.
 Riverside School--Miss Selma Omcirk, Miss Corrie King.
 Pine Street School-Miss Moree Burks, Miss Clio Reeves, Miss Ber- tha Levine, Miss Nellie Mcdonald. Miss Ethel Galloway, Miss Amelia Young, Miss Mary E. Beasley.
 Negro Schools.
 Merrill-Wm. Townsend, B. N. Clancy, Florence Ish, L. c. Cocker ham, Willie Patterson, M. R. Hol- land, H. A. Hill, Jamie Barnes, M. R. Stevens, Gertrude McNeil, Christine Rambo.
 Missouri Street School-O. L. Douglas, M. F. Bruchette, Ruth At kinson, Bessie Higgins, Beatrice Tay- Tor, Zenobia Thomasson, Jamie Adams, Alice Clinton Knight, Viola Bankhead.
 Battlesville school-Mary Mayors. Myrtle Jones.
 Greenville school-A. s. Moon, Bettie Shaw.