The Washington times., 1906-09-26

the wishes Of the superintendent there
should be some action taken to pre-
vent the repetition of such ufeuscs-
Montgomery Won't Talk.
Dr. Montgomery. when seen after tho
meeting. refused To discuss the question
''E have nothing 20 say ON the matter. %
he said, other than that 7 am limo
cent of any wrong doing. / have done
nothing wrong, and when The proper
time comes ! believe ! can offer a salts
factory explanation" The assistant
superintendent declined TO state whether
or not De had substituted the names
Assistant Superintendent Moateam-
cry is now awaiting advice from Att9r-
uey McNamara relative 20 his previous
action ia substituting UaUes cT class
teachers for appointment contrary 10
instructions from DR. Chancellor
when Ir. Chancellor discovered this
actlDu-about two weeks aeo-the color
cd superintendent Contepded he had a
legal right 10 pass upon the standing Of
all COlOTeG teachers Several OF the
teachers who had not been recommended
for appointment, and whose educational
standing uid not come up TO the re-
pJtred standard. Dr. Montgomery gN-
planned 20 the superintendent we're. iu
his estimation, better qualified than
some with higher averages. TGa matter
was referred 20 the attorney for the
board, and Is still unsettled
After the meeting. DR. Chancellor
talked freely OF the matter and inti-
mated that the board would go deeu into
the trouble. Had the superintendent by
any chance not been able 20 attend The
meeting. the recommendations as sub
mltJed by DIT Montgomery would prob
amy nave been adopted and no one
would have been the wiser This would
have thrown the board into chaotic
state OF affairs that would probably
have resulted IN the undoing OF all mat
TcTS hitherto determined. The announce
ment that there was going 20 be q
meeting was sent To Or. Chancellor
house. lie was not at home when the
came. The c0mmunica-
tiOn was Immediately forwarded 10 him.
resulting in his appearance few min
utes before the time set FOR the meet
ing.
Board Meeting Third Wednesday.
1t -eas decided that hereafter the regu-
lar meeting of the board shall be held
az o'clock on the third Wednesday
of every month, Captain Oyster made a
motion that if the superintendent so de-
sires ne may call for meeting of the
board at his pleasure. He incidentally
remarked that he trusted a meeting
order that a disagreeab BILE matter might
DC settled Mrs. Terrell, turned to the
captain and said: We'll. I hope 1t won't
happen"
The following appointments were
made:
Night Schools.
Principals - Six white - High School.
L. n Wilson; Franklin School. C. *. |
Finckel; Gales School, Charles Hart: |
Jefferson School. c. r Thompson; wal /
lach School +. c. Westcott; Corcoran /
School. c. ~ Johnson.
Teachers-A. w. Miller, BeuIah Price. /
!. w. Mattern. r Z. Shanley, NJ. L. I
BURNS. blanchard Forrer, NJ. o. Speaks, /
$. II. Wells, NJ. s. Howell. Marietta /
StockEard, NJ +. Compton, b. I. Puliz- /
ii, +. NJ. Helms, Il. 3. MulfOrd, NJ r !
Wallace. NJ. NJ Donovan. f. J. Dokin, /
NJ. a. Burns. 1. +. Glenn, a. NJ Me- !
Daniel, y. D. MOote, NJ A. McNahon,
r. r. Noss. O. +. Ulrickson. l. NJ !
brennan, NJ. R. O'Brien, J. Z. Hodg- /
Sins. II. H. Burroughs, i. A. Bentley,
NJ. O. Johnson, 3. B. Crandall. NJ r. /
c. y. Agnew.
Janitors-Higb School William Nc
Queeney; Franklin School, o. X She'd;
Gales Sch0ol. r. Y Auth; jefferson
school. Julius StrobeI: WaIlach School, I
Joseph Parsons; Corcoran School. Philip 4
Artz. 2i2 II street northwest, Mary
-rner.
Four colored-BTuce Evans assistant (
director; principals. Armstrong School,
y. II. Madeila: Stevens School. a. y.
Thompson, Randall School; \. T. Jack
ION: Garnet School. }. +. Walker
Teachers. {. Wright. d. Il, ThOmp-
on, G. Harris. +. b. Lewis. d. J.. Mon
.oe. J. Z. Anderson. }. ". Shaw, I.
iray: NJ +. Been. J. L. cambridge, NJ.
A. Madre, Z. J.. Kinner NJ 0. Lewis.
\. Barlow. II. Johnson. II. W. Lewis,
y. Guy. 81. Price. O. Contee, NJ. f.
irlttln. o. g. Mcdonald 3. Miller. NJ |
7. Ruby b. b Stokes. O. l. Holmes.
L. S Gibson. c. Scott, and A. PinyOn.
Janitors-Armstrong School. G. p.
.aylor; Stevens School: j. =. Matthew's 4
stevens Cooking and Sewing School, b.
Randall school. o. L. White; |
iarnet School, r. Beverly.
Salaries-Assistant director, 81 per
light. principal of night high school
$50 per night; principals Of graded
light schools. S per night: all night
chool teachers, with the exception OF
rade tvpeWriting teachers. 81 per night:
n grade typeWrlting teachers, Sl-75 per
light: ianitor of night high schools. -
er night; JanitoTs Of all other night