Evening journal., 1900-04-10
CHANGES MADE
IN COMMITTEES
President ShOrtlidge of the Board
of Education Named Com
mitteemen Last Night,
NEW MEMBERS SWORN IN

LAW - lAhDN VI bl NE
BOARD-REPoRT OF TREAS
URER BARTRAM PRESENTED.
Last nights session of the Board of
Education was lengthy one, and
much business of Importance was
transacted by the members.
At the opening of the meeting l. T.
Parker, of the Eighth ward; William C
Baugh, Tenth; John e. Postles Eley-
enth, and w. o. Brown, Of the Twelfth
ward newly-elected members, were
sworn N and took their seats
COMMITTEES NAMED.
Owing to the changes in the member
ship OF the board, President Shortlidge
found 1t necessary to reconstruct the
committees, as follows:
New Building-William Turner
Lewis 3. Morrow, George Rommell
George T. Alfrey, James ID. Carter
Abram E. Frantz, John Palmer.
Teachers-Lewis B. Morrow. John
Palmer, NJ. d. Robert c. Fraim. ]. ID.
Carter, A. E. Frantz.
Books-John Palmer. NJ d., Robert
Adair, Lewis B. Morrow, BENJAMIN II
Neasey, NJ. d., James H. Green.
Manual Training-Abram Z. Frantz.
NJ. d. John G. Kersey, Walter E. Buck
master J. Harvey Spruance, NJ. D.,
William Turner.
Repairs-James d. Carter George
Rommell Benjamin R. Veasey, NJ. d..
Thomas F. O'Donnell. W. o. Brown.
Fuel, Heat and Ventilation-Georg
Rommell, George T. Alfrey, James H.
Finance-William Turner. Daniel
Ross, /. T. Parker.
Accounts-Daniel Ross, ]. Prince
Ford, l. T. Parker.
Printing-Robert c. Fraim. James Fl.
Green, Robert Adair.
Transfers-John c. Kersey. ]. Prince
Ford J. II. Spruance.
lnsurance-John c. Kersey, Thomas
ODonnell, John f. Postles.
Elections-J. II. Green, J. Prince
Ford j. e. Postles.
Health-John Palmer, Abram E.
Frantz, +. o. Cooper.
Law-RObert Adair Robert c. Fraim
J. Harvey Spruance. NJ. d.
Evening Schools-Beniamin r. Yea
sey, NJ. D.. Thomas o. Cooper.
VISITING COMMITTEES.
School No. John C. Kersey, 1. T..
Parker.
School No. 2-Robert Adair. Benia-
min r. Veasey, NJ. ID.
School No. S-Robert c. Fraim, w. G.
Baugh.
School No. 4-William Turner. J.
Harvey Spruance, NJ. d.
School No. 81. T. Parker, Walter Z.
Buckmaster
School No. 6-John C. Kersey, ].
Prince Ford.
School No. I'll Prince Ford, ].
Harvey Spruance, NJ. d.
School No. S-George T. Alfrey
James II. Green.
School No. 9-Lewis B. Morrow. l.
7. Parker.
School No. lO-Francis McGovern,
W. G. Baugh.
School No 11-John Palmer. NJ. d..
w o. Brown.
School No. 12-Walter q. Buckmas-
ter, Daniel Ross
School No. 13-J. Harvey Spruance
NJ. D., T. o. Cooper.
School No. 14-Daniel Ross, w. O.
Brown.
School No. 15-Thomas f. ODonnell
w. o. Brown.
School No. 16-James ID. Carter
Lewis B. Morrow.
School No. 17-Abram L. Frantz, NJ
d., Francis J. McGovern.
School No. 1S-James H. Green, j
e. POstles.
School No. 19-George RommelI Ben
jamin r. Veasey.
School No 20-Abram e. Frantz
Walter e. Buckmaster.
School No. 21-Robert c. Fraim
Robert Adair.
School No. 22-John c. Kersey
Abram r. Frantz
School No. 23-T. o. Cooper, Georg,
T. Alfrey.
School No. 24-Daniel Ross, Abran
L. Frantz.
School No. 25-George Rommell. J
+. Postles.
School No. 26-Walter E. Buckmas
ter, John Palmer.
School No. 27-Benjamin R. Veasey
James II. Green.
School No. 2S-Francis MeGovern
Thomas F. O'Donnell
High School-James d. Carter, Levi
B. Morrow William Turner.
NEW RULES CONSIDERED.
Consideration of the new rules gov
erning the schools was next taken III
and the rule to fix the High School ses
sion from a. m. to 2.3O D. m. wit
an intermission of thirty minutes q
noon. was discussed.
The Committee on Rules was il
structe1 to prepare a new rule provi,
ing for ten-minute recess during th
afternoon session of the grammar an
primary schools.
Mr. Carter objected to the rule DR.,
viding that in stormy weather but on
session shall be held from a. M. nj
til LIS p. m. in the primary schoc
and until 1.3O p. m. in grammar school
He thought the hours too long for chi
dren.
Considerable discussion followed, al
DR.. Frantz made a motion to the g
feet that the matter be left with Il
visiting committees. or in their a
sence with the principals. The motto
was adopted.