The Washington herald., 1906-10-26
Many Transfers and Promotions An
nOunced In Present Corps and Res
donations Accepted-Attorney Me-
Namara Gives Advice Regarding
Authority TO Hold secret Meeting.

tended 10 by the members.
Early i'm the session the members Of the
board were served individually by depu-
~ marshal with sUbDoenas to appear be
fore Justice Anderson and show cause
why a writ OF mandamus asked by Fran
els L. Cardoza. the deposed colored princi-
pal. should not issue.
on motion of Capt. Oyster, the matter
was referred TO Mr.. Mcnamara TO act as
attorney for the board The latter knew
nothing Of his selection last evening, and
stated he could give no outline Of the ac-
ton lac would take. He stated. however.
that ne does not believe IL probable that
the board Will ask for a continuance Of
the case, and that So FAR as he is person
ally concerned De will not
The meeting was called to order at 4
o'clock. and Dr. Chancellor called TO the
attention of the board the congestcd con-
dition of the Eastern High School. and
pointed out the ACCESSIBILITY of transfer
ring some Of the pupils. The matter was
referred to the committee on buildings.
Attention was also called 10 the good
work being done by the truant officers. IL
being stated that In the Tenth division
alone the attendance was $50 greater this
year than last.
An extcmporaneous discussion on foot
ball was provoked by the presentation 10
the members Of the board of season tickets
20 the games Cf the high school teams.
Mary Z. Terrell declared that if she had
her way she would rule the horTid game
out of the schools, ami that she would
rather see a prize fight any day.
4 sl-fffEYf A the
military committee TO give "a bond to
the QuaTtoTmasteTs Department of the
army for the preservation and care Of
900 KraE-JorEensen rifles. 10 replace th7
old Springfield model that has been re-
turned. This action was necessary under
the regulations.
Changes in Cadet Corps.
The following changes were made in the
cadet corps of the Mckinley Manual
Training School. on recommendation If
the military committee:
TO be battalion adjutant. with the rank
of first lieutenant +. G. Wann. vice g.
~ Davis resigned.
To be battalion qUarteTmasteT with
rank OF first lieutenant. N NJ. BrygTly.
IL was announced that the song books
that created such stir at Tuesday 5
meeting would be sold by local dealers
at an Introductory price Of 50 cents until
January 1, 1915, when the regular price
OF . cents would prevail
a letter was received from Superin-
teudent Elliott Woods of the Capitol
Building. recommending that the board
ask for an increase of 5000 on the s. 900
already allotted 10 the high school labora-
tories.
The following were recommended as
speakers ia the public course Of lectures
TO be held at the N Street High School.
Airs. Coralc i. Cook November %; Dr.
J. r. Wilder, November =; Or. l.. r.
Klemm. December 8; Rev. l. G.. b.
Pierce. November o. Rev Walter II.
Brooks. November 70. and c. :. Shipper.
to act as usher
Transfers Made.
Following transfers were made:
Miss Elsie Sanders from third grade.
First division. 10 physical culture depart
ment. at same salary, effect on October
%. 1906
Miss J. Z. Dyer. teacher of third grade,
from Sixth to First division. at same sal
AIRY. effective October g. 1906
Miss G. a. Graf, teacher first grade.
from Seventh to Fourth division. at same
salary, effective November l. 1906
Appointments.
Miss Florence H. Noack. q normal grad
uate. as teacher Of first grade. Fourth di-
vision. November ]. Assigned TO class .
al $500 per annum-
Miss Sallie Y. Lacy. normal grad
uate. as teacher of first grade. Seventh
division, November I. Assigned 10 class
-, M $500 per annum
Miss Mary d. bowling. a normal grad
uate. as teacher of second grade Eighth
division. November J. Assigned to class
., at 5000 per annUm.
r. Y. Gardner, as teacher class /, at
50 per annum, and rs clerk and *
change operator in Office of board of eiu-
cation. October p
Miss Mabel G. Ridgate. 1913 Coreoran
street northwest, as substitute teacher in
graded schools; assistant supervisors and
caretakers in school Fairgrounds.
Assistant Supervisors.
Kate Young Beulah N. Price. Virginia
Turtle, Eva Whitzell. Ella s. Price. Nav
Y Lewis Maria II. Erskine. X w. Nal
celia. J.. 3. Davis. T. /. Russell. J. ].
Henderson, A. L. BeasOn, and Isadore \.
Hardy.
Caretakers.
Robert Amman, 6. p. Williams. c. 7.
WitheUow, a DuvaH. J. y. Rogers. IIor-
ace Gaines, James Hunter, J. p. Johnson.
James Ashton, ". P. Cannon, and NJ. W
Dean.
Dr. W NJ. Phelps. usher at the free lee
lures at Public Library. at s. per nigh,
for nights actually employed.
Miss Ella 7. Price as teacher OF night
school. October o.
G T. Frick. janitor at Public Library
at 81 per night for nights actually en-
ployed.
Mrs. Lizzie Carroll, janitress of Ana
costa Road School
Tentative Appointments.
Tentative appointments were approved
as follows:
Aline Sheey. teacher of first grade
Eleventh division, at $500 per annum, from
October .
Margaret Ourand, temporary teacher @.
physical culture. At $3.50 per annum, from
September a
Isabel Myth. temporary teacher fourth,
third grade, Sixth division, at $50 per an.
mum, from October l.
Isaac VESSEL. caretaker, at 81 pei
month. from September Is, 1905.
G w. Burroughs. temporary teache
Mckinley Manual Training School =
$500 per annum. from October 1.
Richard Harper and Spencer Greene
janitors at S120 and $500 per annum, re
1 speetively, from September "A and Sep
TENDER y. respectively.
Ernest Plum. caretaker, from Septem
Der Is
Z. P. Jackson, c. A. Lacey, Rebecef