The books shall be submitted to the approval of the directress, and her permission shall be necessary so that the pupils can make use of them. She shall also make the necessary rules in order for their consultation, whenever she considers it advisable. CHAPTER II Of the teaching force Art. 5. The school shall have the teaching force prescribed in article 4 of the royal decree of the eleventh of the present month. Art. 6. One of the regular instructresses shall exercise the duties of directress. Her appointment shall belong to the minister of the colony on recommendation of the reverend mother superior general of the congregation of the Augustinian nuns of the Assumption. Art. 7. The duties of secretary and librarian shall be filled by the instructresses appointed by the directress. Art. 8. The appointment of assistant instructresses shall be made by the directress. Art. 9. The appointment of an assistant professor of religion and ethics, who shall also be chaplain of the institution, shall be made by the directress, with the consent of the diocesan. Art. 10. The teaching force of the school will receive remuneration in the following manner: Pesos Instructor-directress, with an annual salary of 1,000 Five regular instructresses [profesoras numerarias], with a salary of 700 pesos each 3,500 One instructress of music and singing with an annual salary of 475 One instructress of room gymnastics 400 Two assistant instructresses, one for the section of sciences, and the other for the section of letters, with an annual salary of 475 pesos each 950 One assistant instructor of religion and ethics, who shall also be the chaplain of the institution, with an annual salary of 475 ----- Total 6,800 Administrative force One secretary 250 One assistant clerk for secretary 200 One portress 200 Three serving women at 150 pesos each 450 ----- Total 1,100 CHAPTER III Of the directress Art. 11. The duties of the directress of the school are as follows: 1. To observe and cause the laws, decrees, regulations, and other superior orders to be observed. 2. To adopt the measures advisable for the conservation of scholastic order and discipline. 3. To see that the instruction is given in the proper manner, for which purpose she shall frequently visit the different rooms and take care that the material aids which each subject demands are not lacking.