Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-24
APPOINTMENT ANNOUNCED.
F. L. Cardozo Supervising Principal
Colored Schools Rearranged.

The board of education held a special
meeting at the Franklin building last even
ing, and did considerable business pertain
ing to the closing of the, schools. 1t was
announced that Mr.. F. L. Cardozo had been
appointed supervising principal of the thir-
teenth division. which has just been estab-
lished. in accordance with legislation at
the last session of Congress-,
The schools in the celored divisions will
be rearranged as follows. to meet changed
conditions: aoI. i--z- o.
Tenth division-E. w. Brown. supervising
principal; Sumner. Magruder, Miner, Ste
vens. Briggs, Montgomery. Phillips. Worm-
ley. Chain Bridge Road. Fort Reno.
Eleventh division-J. C. Nalle supervising
principal: Cook. Douglass, Jones. Simmons.
Banneker. Logan. Lovejoy. Payne. Ivy
City. Benning Road, Burrville
Twelfth division-J. B. Clark, supervising
principal: Garnet. Garrison, Patterson.
Slater. Langston. Mott. Bruce, Wilson. Mill
tary Road, Bunker Hill Road, Orphans
Home.
Thirteenth dvision-F L. Cardozo super
vising principal; Lincoln. Giddings. Bell.
Randall, A. Bowen, Ambush, Syphax, Bir-
ney. Garfield.
The following changes were ordered:
PromotiOnS-J. L. Gray, to second grade;
G. c. Thomas. to fourth grade: F. c. But
Ter. to third grade; ]. E. Jackson, to second
grade; r. b. Green. to third grade: F. 8.
Bruce from seventh to eighth grade, prin-
cipalship Of H. p Montgomery School: P.
| e. Shorter. to seventh grade; F. 8. Bell. to
sixth grade: j. L. Cox. to fifth grade; I.
Sidney, to fourth grade; ]. 8. Syphax, to
third grade: r. B. Green. to third grade:
Rosetta A. Boston. from seventh to eighth
grade. and transfer from principalship of
WOrmley to princfpalship of Garrison
School: E. F. Wilson. to seventh grade,
principalship at Wormley School: M. M.
Orme. to seventh grade; c. f. Pierre. to
sixth grade; A. c. Waller. to fifth grade: L.
& fn do n T. AFot
thews, to second grade.
Appointments-M. McGiven, M. Bowling
to first grade. B. Martin. E. Hall, l. Plum
mer. +. Thompson, B. Richardson.
designations accepted-Stella J. Borland.
Marie e. Wright. NJ Brooks. L. R. Crusor.
Emily Harper. teacher in Armstrong Man
! ual Training School.
Leaves of absence granted-Frances M.
Moore and M. c. ConOver, for three months.
Transfers-Chester Turley, from tenth to
eighth division: Helen Moore, from eighth
to tenth division: K. U. Alexander. from
ship of Summer School.
1t was announced that the scholarships in
the Phoebe A. Hearst Kindergarten Col
lege have been awarded to the following
high school graduates: Mary Louise Lee.
Isabella Clements and Elreane Taylor Will
Jams.
The following is the list of names of
teachers who have satisfactorily completed
the teachers course offered by Columbian
University in the subjects indicated. and
nave received certificates from the univer-
sity: Anatomy, physiology and hygiene
Miss e. w. Cross. Miss Rosina E. Holmes,
Miss e. s. Jacobs. Miss L. w. johnson,
Miss E. w. SaxtOn. DR.. Rebecca Stoneroad,
| Miss Marian White, Miss Helen D. Wise
and Miss Frances H. 'Wolverton.
Civfcs-Miss c. G. Brewer, Miss N. M.
l. Chase. Miss A. M Clayton, Miss N. b..
Croswell. Miss c. L. Garrison. Miss NJ. E.
Kealey. Mr.. s. e. Kramer, Miss s. A. Lang
ley. Miss M. E. Little Miss 81. r. McCaul-
sen. Miss Effie Macfarlane, Miss NJ Il. L.
Mclean. Mr.. B. w. Murch, Miss J. M. Raw
lings. Miss F. L. Reeves, Miss s. E. White.
Miss Flora L. Hendley and Miss Anne d.
Beers. $3.50
Evolution of the drama-4-Miss Rose M.
Began. Miss May P. Bradshaw Miss Kath-
crime Burden. Miss Lillian Carpenter, Miss
Edna A. Clark. Miss HarrietaC LASER, Miss
Agnes I. Little, Miss Sara P. Lynch. Miss
Lulu McNally. Miss Avtce 4. Magee, Miss
Mary r. Parkman. Miss Katherine M.
Haber. Miss Amelia Rakeman, Miss Theo-
dosia r. Rupf, Miss Rebacca r. Stanley.
MISS Blanche L. Teels4iAffss Frances T..
Ihrockmorton. Miss lisa w. yanderwerker,
Miss Helen l. Walsh. Mis- Mary L. Walter.
Miss Elizabeth r. Walton, Miss Josephine
A. Wharton. Miss Mabel-C. White and
MISS Bessie L. Yoder. VI,