The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-28
STILL INVESTIGATING
PATTERSON CHARGES
Board of Education Awaiting Report
Of Committee-Appointments and
Promotions in Corps of Teachers.

w. Il. Patterson is still the subject Of
Investigation by the Board OF Educa-
ton IL was said at the meeting OF the
board last night that the charges of
Partially against Mr.. Patterson. made
by some Of the teachers. are In the
hands OF the committee and no report
Will be made for several months on the
subject
The greater part OF the meeting was
given up TO the making OF changes in
the teaching force. They were as fol-
lows:
First divisiOn-Appo-nt Lillian Scott
normal graduate. as teacher. at $50 per
annum; accept the resignation Of Mary
Nacauley. teacher. at $500 per annum.
Third division-Promote E B. Mar
shall from $3.50 per annum TO $40 per an
mum.
ton from $40 10 $500 per annufn
and A. c. Bright from s475 to
500; transfer I. A. Crawford from the
fifth to the fourth division. at a salary
Of s475 per annum; accept resignation OF
J. d. Daniel
Fifth division-Transfer a ". Miller.
teacher. at $3.50 from the eighth diyt-
sion.
Sixth division-Promote H. c. Bos-
from from $3.50 10 s475, and 3. b. Block
grade TO grade ?. at the same salary
accept resignation or A. K. Compton.
second grade teacher; appoint Laura W
Irvine. normal school graduate, TO first
grade teacher I'm the Pierce school, vice
b. B. Block. transferred
Seventh diyisiOn-Appoint Alice Davis.
normal school graduate. 20 be teacher;
promote A. NJ. Waring from second TO
third grade, Mott school. and NJ 3.
May. from first 10 second grade. Mott
school; transfer NJ. f Bell. teacher OF
third grade, Mott school. to third
grade, Wilson school. vice c. d. Scott;
accept resignation OF c b. Scott.
Eighth division-Appoint ~. J. Davis.
teacher. at $3.50 per annum; promote NJ
l. Dodd and r. Z. Thonssen from $3.50
10 $475 each; transfer A W Miller.
teacher. al $3.50 per annum. 10 the NTH
division at the same salary.
Ninth diyision-Grant three months.
leave OF absence 10 F. NJ Moore, teacher
OF the seventh grade, to begin Novem-
Der =; appoint Claudio Graham, norma.
graduate. TO be teacher OF first grade.
vice Edith Shank. promoted from sec
ond 10 third grade; promote L. NJ. War
man, from sixth TO seventh grade. r. p.
Spies from fifth to sixth grade; II
Keogh from fourth TO 1fth grade. ano
c. A. Barker from $50 TO $475 per an
nun: appoint F. p. Eliason from normal
school graduate TO be teacher OF the
second grade; promote A. l. Roche
from second TO third grade
Eleventh division-Promote b. J. Ri5g-
ley from $40 TO $500. and G. V. Clarke
from $40 TO $500. appoint NJ. Adams
from third grade teacher to a mixed
third and fourth grade, made 10 reliev,
the fourth grade IN the Van Buren,
School.
Twelfth acknowledgements N George
from $40 10 $500, and NJ. T. Clark from
$50 to S455; appoint Anna G. Began and
Isabel Clark as substitute teachers
The following were appointed substi-
tute teachers In the kindergarten
schools Misses Adams. Anderson,
Dunn. Whitson. Lamb. Crane. Young
Graft, and Jacobs. The resignation was
accepted by the board OF Misses Laura
A Porter, Ursaline Barber. and Ida
Stutz. The following were appointed a
teachers in the night schools: Miss
Helen Johnson, G H Medella. and Mrs
b. B. Milford.