The evening Republican., 1902-06-24
OBJECTED. TO
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INCREASE.

At the Board of Education nee
Ing last night, many changes wer
made In report Of the Teachers Com
mittee and there was some dIssatis
faction on that account. Action O
the report was postponed for on
week
The report OF the committee mad.
several Increases In salary for variou
teachers.
There we're noohanges made excep
on account Of designations.
President Shortlidge called DR.
Frantx to the chair and he took tn,
floor. DIR, Shertlidge said be felt i,
his duty to object to some portion.
Of the report Some time ago Miss
Graham was placed in charge Of. No.
lschool. There Is nothiag aealos1
her, but without the consent Of the
members OF the committee the chair.
man of the committee jumped hel
over the head OF about twenty other
teachers. This Was unfair, but be
mad agreed to allow her to remain
there ut an increase Of $25 a wear
10 salary. In this report she has
hcen allowed an increase Of $50
This state Of affairs should never
have occurred.
Mr.. Postles asked II Miss Graham
was more etficieat than those over
whom she had been advanced, and
DIR. Shortlidge replied that she was
not.
Dr. Shortlidge then took up the
prcposa. topay Professor Berlin 81, 900
a year instead Of d, s0o. The speak.
er declared he was The best paid man
IN this county. The principal cf the
High School does not have a single
class to teach.
II would like. said DR.. Shorsliage
ito take $500 from bis salary and add
it to the salary Of some teacher re-
ceIving $500 a-year, less than labor
Ing man receives, At this state
ment scme members broke into an.
plause. The doctor then offered an
amendment providing that President
Berlin should receive $1,000 a year
rs at present.
After the matter had been discuss
I'd for some time. Mr.. Donahue
MADE a motion tlat the report be
postponed for week. The motion
was put and carried by the following !
vote: Yes-Brown. Cooper, Donahoe
FORD, Palmer, Posties. White, Barnes,
shortlldge, McGovern and O'Dcnneli
IL; no--Baugb, Bucknaster. Bur.
on, Carter, Fraim, Frantz, Morrow,
'pruance. Veasey and Shaffer-IO.
The report As presented was:
TO the Board of Public Education:
Gentlemen-Your committee on
each srs would respectfully make the
GLOWING recommendations for the
ppolntments Of teachers for the year
September /, 1902:
High School A. II. Berlin, prin.
lpal, $1,000; Jane Craig, $1,000:
elizabeth ID. Hopes, Sallie Hare,
larry l.. Lacklen. each $500: Alice
lercer, Grace L. Smith, Mary j.
Wheeler, each 500; Anna M. Lewis,
ll'za a. Craig, Sara l.. Tomlinson.
Ella d. b. Semple, Florence Ramo,
'atherine NJ. Rider. MaryJ. Cahoon,
aeh $3.50. Head of Science Depart.
tent. A. Edward Rhodes draw ing),
ohm L. Robinson Gron work. John
Whitehead (wood work.. William
:. Taylor (orging), each 81, 900. II
Grammar Experimentation H.
henck. Grace Ii. Sayers, Mary J.
each $500; Annie Eaudnit,
KY, Elizabeth Carlisle, each $3.50
'ora Stuart, Nellie l.. Sawin, each:
90.
No-1-Matilda Sayers, principal, {
s. so; MaryI. McCafrerty, 5000; Mary
Steele, Emily Doherty, Addie |
onnor, each $3.50: Margaret Kelley, !
my l.. Clarke, Florence L. Warren, t
ena NJ. Dillin, Anna Il. Burns, \
ertha Il. Harlan, each $500; Sallie I
Devinc, TIllie P. Graham, ANN G
!. Lincoln, Elizabeth Hellings, each l
l5O; Mary L. Roachc, S425. e
No. 2-Annie 4. G. McCioskev, Z
rincipal, 5000; Helen Alrich, Annie I
. Shaw, each $40O: Fannie Doherty y
AIRY A. O'Connell, each 1886: Nj.
gnes Christy, $500. n
No. 3-CIara Hyde, principal, $500, S
ary A. Whitford, Louisa l.. Harrar D
lcie M. NJ. Bucher, each $500; :
lberta Weyl, Elizabeth c. Nc.
aniel. each 1866; Elsie M. Kirby,
lith Francis, each $500.