New-York tribune., 1908-06-11
PICK SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Those Who WW Study Conditions
abroad 4re Selected.

John H. Haaren, after seven ballots had been
taken at yesterdays Board of Education meeting,
elected associate superintendent 10 sue
ceed George samer Davis. who was recently in
stalled president of Normal College Dr. Haaren
Is district superintendent of districts NO.
and No. 9. which are on the lower East Sloe ihe
liveliest kind of campaigning characterized the
meeting and In the first nominations seven can
ddates were entered for the place, which pays
$500 year.
The recent exploitation of the condition of the
school children of the East Side was brought up
at the meeting. but received little sympathy from
the members. Those who spoke on the subject SAID
that the situation had been greatly exaggerated ana
asked for a special committee of three to investi-
gate and report on the actual conditions
While the subject under discussion, Nichoias
J. Barrett criticised Miss Julia L. Richman' VINO
has been prominent in the matter If she was
less fond of getting her name in the paper and
paid attention to her work. we would ap-
preciate her more She is being paid to do the
work of district superintendent, not settlement
worker" A letter from Miss Richman was read,
protesting against undesirable notoriety, ana
adding: Il have tried to maintain a digni1ed ST.
lence the subject that in any investigation py
your body. my work, my motives and my ihhu-
the lives of the children of these districts
would absolutely and effectually dispose or theSe
criticisms.
AS an aftermath the trial of DR.. Rix, musi-
cal director, who fined twenty days pay Tor
neglect of duty in the acceptance of second-hahd
Book" stricken from the list of TEXTBOOKS
used in the day and evening elementary schools
Following are the teachers who will go abroad 10
study educational conditions:
L Cook English NsW York Tsapg bfd6tn ssnGG Tsn
ing School.
PrtncIpalswlam retsr Ggls High High sfh9sl aSs;
J. sheppard High school of Commerce.
of CLASSICAL g MnvaH Rsdsh ss
Mhn High s5i%Sn soho6p f'sn S'n00'' Anna v '' N''
Teachers CHS. S scBas1 nsh
Teachers Of English-Louis r. Heller, De Witt Clinton
Esteila NJ veader Erasmus Hail High School.
Teacher science-Ida Welt. Washington Irving High
School
Teachers Of H TssteT GOmsr n4s
ns Gan sh Hs He6 sfhSoi Ecboa 1afe E. Turner vice
e n.@ Of Dec Witt ssSS sh
Kate simmons Girls High school.
Teachers of histOry-Tenny ". Dickson. Bryant High
Teacher of commercial branches-Horace G. Healey'
High School of Commerce.
Elementary sSnoois en JePRHs PSb
School (boys). Manhattan.
Women wnnfred T Cullen Public School School
Sc. Brooklyn; Mary r. Davis, Public School (sris''
principalsJulis Byrne Public School a6
Manhattan Jennie NJ Langthorne, Public School l3s'
Class teachers@Rose G. cannon ana NJ Carpen-
a Poe geoo sSoo 4 oens @ Sa NJ X CESS Pubic
School ~ BToolyn Mary MGSamaFa % Public d sSs0O7 The -
Bronx; Annie sutherland Public school 1ss Manhattan
c. Warder. Public School g. Manhattan.
Kindergartners-M Margaret NJ. Simmons. Public School
Brooklyn; Gertrude B. Rowe, Public School o. Man
haitian.
Drawing trsinng-Anna E. Carpenter
tdrawing), Brooklyn; Joseph w Oliver (shopWofk)'
Brooklyn
Sewing-Mary H. Cooley Jamaica Training School;
Anna Washington Irving High School
Musc-Cora B. Beaumont. Public School 40, Mannat-
Physical training-Henry J. Siverman. Manhattan;
Mental defectves-Dorohy NJ Caterson. Public School
4, Bronx .oo
Truant Hathaway Public School 100.
Manhattan
Crippled chiIdren-Evelyn Goldsmith, School for
Crippled Children.
Evening High school-Anna L. r. o'Ner and Henry
In general charge-Josiah Pitts. Office Of the City
endent of Schools.