Evening journal., 1905-02-14
MANY CHANGES
WILL Be MADE
Report of Committee on
Teachers of Board Of Edu-
cation Adopted
CAUSED AN ANIMATED DISCUSSION


time to time. was finally taken last
might and the report adopted after an
animated debate. Messrs James d.
Carter and l.. b. Morrow presented the
report and discussion Immediately
arose relative to whether the promo
tions were made according to the ros-
ter. Both members OF the committee
declared that they were.
Other members of the board OBJ
iect to the sudden change among the
teachers as provided for by the re-
port Messrs. Tadman and O'Donnell
could not see the objection to promot-
ling graduates of the training school in
this city IL preference TO promoting
substitutes. After nearly every mem-
ber Of the board had given his views
the report was adopted as follows:
Wilmington. Del, Feb. 13, 1905.
To the Board of Public Education:
Gentlemen: committee on
teachers would make the following
recommendations to take effect Feb
ruary IS. 1906
That Elizabeth Carlisle. Nellie /.
Sawin. Nora Stuart Viola b. Prouse
and Petricha Easley be transferred to
$3.50 positions in the High School
That Elizabeth J. Patton be given
a $3.50 position in the grammar depart
ment Of the High School
That Mary l. McCanerty be given a
$3.50 position I'm School No. /.
That Susan L. Cook. Bertha Iich-
tenstein and Lena NJ. Dillin be trans
ferred 10 $3.50 positions I'm the gram
mar department OF the High School.
That Susan Weir be transferred TO a
$3.50 position in School No. "a.
That Mary C. Morrow be transferred
to $500 position in School No. 1.
That Meta Kettlewood be transferred
to a $500 position in School No. 1s.
That Martha NJ. Simms be trans
ferred to a $500 position i'm School No.
a.
That Esther A. Shippers be trans
lferred to a $450 position I'm School No.
That Martha A. Harris be trans
fered to a s45O position I'm School No.
That Catherine A. Fulimer be trans
ferred to S450 position IN School No.
That Florence V. Dunn be given a
S425 position in School No. ..
That Charlotte NJ. Mcconnell be
lgiven a $3.50 position in School No. 8.
That Carolyn TT. Fisher be given n
$3.50 position i'm School No. 6.
That Margaret j. Murphy be trans
ferred to a $3.50 position I'm School No
That Ethel Wilson be transferred
from School No. 20 to School No. Q al
the same salary.
That Anna r. McCloslSey be given a
$3.50 position I'm School No. 10.
That Eleanor NJ. Conlyn be given a
Fl S425 position in School No. TO-
That Mabel Berry be given S35l
! position in School No. II.
That Ellen NJ Ritchie be transferred
TO a $500 position in School No. IL.
That Susie w. Brachdn be given q
$3.50 position in School No. 10.
That Sallie b. Conaway be trans.
ferred to a S45O position I'm School No
i9
That Rebecca NJ. Sparks be given q
$3.50 position IN School No. 90.
That Edith Way he given n S425 posi-
tion in School No. %.
That Helene S. Isenschmid be giver
a S425 position I'm School No. IS.
That Mary X Thiehnnn and Mar.
. garet Miller be given $3.50 positions ir
the grammar department of School No
2s,
That Laura Dell. Gotwals be trans
ferred from School No. II to Schoo
p No. 2S at the same salary.
That Elsie M. Kirby be transferred
= from School No 2S to School No. I.
at the same salary.
No Action on Janitors' Salaries.
e The matter OF increasing the salaries
{ Of janitors caused another warm dis.
S cussion and the subject was finally LAID
over until the June meeting.
Owing to the falling of I'm attend
ance of the night school at No. 1871
Market street the school, on a motion
. made by DR.. Buckmaster, was ordered
closed.
Chief Engineer Theodore A. Leisei
OF the Water Department in a com
munication to the board made the con
tention that several OF the schools ar
wasting water. He gave statistic
. showing the amount used by the school
where waste is alleged. The matte
was referred to the committee on fuel
heat and ventilation.
. The matter OF sending a body of on
or more not including ten representa-
tives from the five high schools Of tn
. different States to take part In IN
inaugural parade at Washington o.
!. March 4 was referred to the Higl
= School committee and the principal o
that institution for a report.
: James d. Carter presided in the alb
sence Of President Shortlidge and h
presented a brief report on the con
J., ference held yesterday among the schoo
. board committee, members Of Cit
u Council and the members of the New
Century Club.
: Proposition Of Council Discussed.
The proposition Of City Council al
lowing the Board Of Education $4,000
=, for twenty years with ~ per cent in
. crease instead of per cent; $1,000
for new buildings; giving the boar
. power to issue bonds for a new schoc
building and having the city audito
audit the boards books and bills. wa
- discussed, but no action was taken.
|. Professor Twitmyer's Report.
/. Superintendent George w. Twitmye
:. of public schools presented his semi
annual report The report shows
o total enrolment I'm all the publ