DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST
GOVERNMENT
SETS PERMIT
TO HIRE MORE
SCHOOL TEACHERS
That the shortage of teachers in
the High school could only be relieved
by teachers in that Idiepartanent work
ing eleven periods, or what the Board
of Education terms "11 hours" a day,
is the opinion of Superintendent of
Schools Samuel J. Slawson as told to
the board last night
Mr. Slawson reported that with 301
new students coming into the school
on the first of the month that the en.
tire building would be on two sessions
and this would mean that teachers
would have to teach six hours in
the morning and five in the afternoon
or double their day's work at two
fifths more than their usual pay. He
reported that it would be hard to get
teachers to do this work and the
board gave him permission to hire
several teachers.
The board went on record as fa
voring the advancement of local
teachers when possible.
PRIVATE SMITH
SENT HERE AS
AN ASSISTANT
Saloniki, Jan. 12 Bulgarian social
ists are organizing successive demon
strations against the government, ao
cording to newspaper despatches re
ceived here. These are not so much
conditions of life are found objection
able, to but to bring about a ohange
in the government in the country. It
is said.
