The Washington herald., 1909-10-15

are dumped on the property, which the
wind carries to all parts. The matter
was referred to the District Commits
sioners.
A vote Of thanks was extended 10 Col.
Cosby for giving the use OF the govern
ment reservations at the intersection Of
Massachusetts avenue and New Jersey
avenue and First and H streets, for play
grounds for the pupils Of Gates School.
Forced to Stay Home.
It is probably not generally known that
there are children in this city who are
deprived from the benefits Of public
school education because they have no
clothes
A letter from Catherine r. Watkins.
superintendent OF kindergartens. was
read. stating that there are many
children OF kindergarten age in less for
tunate sections Of the city who are pre-
vented from attending school regularly
on account Of lack OF proper clothing
Miss Watkins said that where parents
are obliged TO provide for older children
in compliance with the law Of compulsory
education, the younger children are some
times forced to do without. This matter
was referred 10 the Associated Charities,
this organization, II was said, having a
fund belonging TO the board for just such
purposes.
| The following appointments, promotions
transfers, and designations were an
nounced:
APPOINTMENTS.
Miss /. d. Eddingaeld. niSs. teacher at the Wal
ZACH School.
Joseph FInckel. substitute teacher in the night
schools.
Miss E. c. NaEruder. first grade at the Hilton
School
Miss S. T. Hart. first grade at the Tenley School
Miss NJ. A. Stephenson. second grade at the Ami
don School.
Miss N. c. McGfn. first gradc at the Ednonds
School,
Ms. c. V. Mace. TEACHER Of the second suda
Miss 9. n Ewing. teacher IN the Armstrong
Manual Training Night School.
Miss A. w. Savoy, teacher In the Armstrong
Manual Training Night School.
N. G. Clifford. teacher in the Mott Business
Night School.
Miss F. NJ. Hnlyurd. hst grads at tho woodbum
School
Miss C. f MuddimAn. first grade at the Ross
School
Mr. F. H. Rogers. eighth grado.
Miss NJ. A c. Rsftery. Arst grade at the Weight
man School
r. W. Sheppard. assistant custodian Of text
books and supplies.
David A. Harvey hnitor Of the Phelps School.
L. NJ. Hammer. caretaker Of premises lS2 Mary
! land avenue northeast.
Peter Kane janitor Of the Ludlow School
| Richard Gichrist carrtaker Of the jefferson Por-
table School.
Miss NJ A. Johnson temporary teacher in the
/ Franklin Night School.
! n. c. Susan. stenographer.
TRANSFERS.
Miss r. G. Ellitt. from the Beret School 70 the
Chevy Chase School
Miss May Lautenschlager. from the Berrot School
/ 70 tho H. n Cooke School.
| Miss Z. NJ. Dawes. from the KstchAm 20 the
Henry School.
! Miss NJ L. Williams from the Van Burun 10 tho
/ Ketchm School.
Miss NJ NJ. stockbridgc. from the Mors, to the
I Polk School.
Mrs F. Z. Fitzgerald. from the Carbsry to the
Gage School.
PROMOTIONS.
| Miss +. P. Fernald from the fourth 10 the fifth
/ grade
! Miss NJ. A Green. from the first 20 the second
/ grade Congress Heights Schooi.
/ Miss ". NJ. King. from the third 20 the fourth
grade and transfer from the Webster 10 the Emery
school
Miss Eleanora Henderson from the second to the
third grade and transfer from the Polk 10 the Web
ster school
| Miss c. A. Cro1ton. from the third IN the fourth
grade and transfer from the Edmonds 10 the Car
| berry School
Miss NJ H. selah. from the hrst to the third
gnde
Miss C. McCarty. from the first 70 the third grade
and transfer from the WeightmRn 20 the johnson
School.
X N. Knighton. from teacher Il the eighth srnas