The Washington herald., 1908-01-23
SEEK The POSITION
Applicants Are Out for Supt.
Stuart'S Place.
STATEMENT BY CAPT. OYSTER
President of Board of Education As
serts There Is no Vacancy, Thus
Intimating that Prof. stuart In
tends to Hold His OnIce Perma-
nentIy-AppOIntme dc.

At a meeting Of the board Of education
yesterday afternoon in Franklin School,
capt. oyster, president of the board, said
he had received several applications FOR
the position of superintendent Of schools.
AS there Is no vacancy and is not like
ly to be, said Capt oyster i will have
these applications placed on file"
This was taken by All present to mean
that Mr.. Stuart would accept the posi-
ton Of superintendent permanently. al
though he has repeatedly made state
ments saying be would only accept
temporarily
\ committee appointed a year ago to re-
port on the best way Of providing an
nuties for aged and nhm teachers. made
its report A number Of plans were adj
vanced. but no decision was reached 81.
special meeting of the board viii be called
in a few days % consider the matter.
A petition was received by the board
from the school teachers Of the District,
which they asked be sent 10 Senator
Burkett II was signed by about so
teachers, and states they have perfect
confidence in the board Of education and
believe It did right in dismissing DIT
Chancellor. Capt. oyster said number
OF letters OF c0ngTatUlati0u on the same
subject had been received.
Promotions, Appointments, &c.
The promotions, appointments. and
transfers made yesterday were as fol-
lows.
APPOINTMENTS.
Miss Willie Brown as teacher Do the night schools
Elney School building az s. per night % take effect
on and after January o. 1858
Miss Carolyn LeaTitt Jones as teacher of the
fourth grade Addison School, 60 tsEe effect 90 and
after JarUay 3D. 1898
Mu. j. A. Martin as teacher o. the first grade.
Van BWsu School NtHth division.
Mrs. =, T. BeataH teacher uf the second grade
WalIach School. Seventh division
Miss ]. If. Mons as teacher af The fourth grade.
Peabody School. Seventh division temporarily aad
during the continued illness q Miss ". r. Davies
g.. T. Jennings teacher rt manual training in
The graded schools 20 take eject Oh and after Jan
PROMOTIONS.
Mr.. 81 n Bridge teacher from che fourth to
the eighth CIde. truu tls-s 20 Class s. and
transfer from rae Addison ru Tie Gales school from
rhs First tU Tie Fourth division. IS teacher n The
augradrd class. 80 take effect IN and after January
5. 100
Miss Gmc5 WaustaH teacher. from the third TO
lHc fourth shade and transfer from rlr Toner
School First division. 30 tHe Addison School, Fust
division
Miss j. g. Had-sar teacher. from the second
% the third grade and transfer frum tie C1rc5an
t0 the Toner School First division.
We /. A. Bentley from tae fourth grade 90 che
eighth grade and Transfer from The Morgan School.
second division. o. tHa Fourth division. U take
etTsC, On and after January D. 1908
Aiss X j. Iham. teacher % tAs fourth grade 'a
the model second grade. and transfer from the or
tg tie cuHcI school. Ninth division.
Miss J. O.. Lockwood. teacher from the third o.
the fourth grade. and transfer from tire Greculeaf
school, Eighth division. % the OFT School. Nutu
division.
Mrs Z 81 IT, ChIdlrss. teacher. from the szo.nd
% 1ha third grade and transfer from the Taylor
school sixth division. 90 the Greeu-ezf school
Eighth division.
she graded schools % teacher ~ woodworking in the
Mckinley Manual Training School % take eFec, on
and after January ~ las
Miss ~ +. Y0dsr teacher from the third N the
fourth grade. and transfer from the Lea0x School
Ninth division. 90 tie Nsisdtman school, Second
division
Miss T. NJ Baa,Ier. teacher. from the first to the
third Eade and transfer from tHe Van BE-en School
% rhe LeEaz School, Ninth division
Miss e. NJ Harrison. teacher from the third to
rbe fourth grade and transfer from the Wallach
school Seventh division. 20 the Morgan School. Sec
Cud division.
Miss 81 r. Hardy teacher. from She second % the
third grade. NaIlaci school. Seventh division.
TRANSFER.
Miss o.. a. Phillips teacher from the seventh
grade uriHcIlaishIu OF the Hamilton School 20 the
seventh grade TAYLOR School sixth division % take
effect on and after Jann3u 1913 and transfer Miss
g.. A. Phillips teacher ~ seventh grade from Tay-
ier % the Emery school Sixth % FiftH division. %
take effect on and after January g. 1905
Miss Il, ~ knigHton, teaeHer from seventh grade
Blair School. % the seventh grade TTUciU2lsliu
ary :. 1905 and transfer Miss II. VI. kuizHt0n from
the seventh grade urnciUalshiu. Hamilton School. %
the seventh Eade Blair School. Sixth division. r.
take effect and after January l3 1919.
Miss NJ II Berry teacher # the seventh grade
from the Taylor 60 the Blair School Sixth division,
90 take eject on end after January T. 1858 and
transfer said Miss NJ. Il. Berry from the Blair 20
the Taylor School Sixth division. 20 take effect
and after January -. 1908
Miss e. r. pimper, teacher Of the seventh .rads
from the Emery School. Fifth division. 10 the pm
ciDslshjp u the Hamilton School. Sixth division %
take effect 90 and after January IS, 1858
Mrs. e.. %. Carr teacher from the Gales School o.
the GIeenleaf school Fourth division as teacher Of
the atyrcsl class 70 take effect and after Jauu
arv IT, 1903.
REDUCE.
Miss A. NJ. button teacher. at her own request.
from the fourth 90 the second grade. and transfer
from the WgiEhtman school Second division. %
the Taylor School Sixth division.
Miss &. /. Jones, teacher, from The fourth 20 the
second grade. and transfer from the Amid0u 90 the
C5rcoTan school. First division
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
Miss F. f. Shirley. second grade model class
Cgauch School. Ninth division. 20 take effect from
and after January % 1853.