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an's writing. The shown by quoting first attempts were large, irregular exercise letters that sprawled over the sheet like the work of a child when it begins to write. After twenty weeks of struggle, her work took on a form that, although still crude, was creditable for one who had never written until she was over forty. "Her joy at her success was great enough to repay me many times over for my efforts to teach her," remarked Miss Meyers. The exact cost to the firm of conducting VI. COST OF SCHOOL the school, including the wages 1. Expense to firm paid for the time spent by the girls in the classroom, has been itemized by Mr. Sicher for the year just closed, as follows: Floor space $175.00 Short table of figures Rent, light, and heat 105.00 is comprehensible Janitor 357.00 and not uninteresting Wages at 17c an hr., 40 girls 375.00 ------- Total cost, 40 girls $672.00 Total cost per girl 16.80 The Board of Education, for its part 2. Cost to Board of of the school, paid out $560 for the Education teacher's salary and for supplies. This was an expense of $14.80 for each pupil. The entire cost for educating each 3. Entire cost per pupil one of the forty girl workers, therefore, was only $31.60. That this money has been well spent 4. Returns outweigh is the opinion of the employer, for the cost school work increases the efficiency in the factory sufficiently to make up for the time taken out of working hours. "I would rather have these girls in Head of firm's statement my employ whom I can afford to pay given to convince from ten to twenty dollars a week," readers declares Mr. Sicher, "than many more whom I have to pay low wages simply because they aren't worth higher ones. From a business point of view, it saves space and space is money." That the result has been what the VII. SUMMARY CONCLUSION firm had anticipated in establishing the school is shown by the following 1. Results quoted from statement which was made on the commencement program program: "It is the present belief of the firm that the workers Note appeal of who have b
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