Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-07-02

/ known in Washington as a banker and
lawyer. was born in GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
| June l., 1852. He was the son of Col.
| Thomas j. and Lucy A. Van Zandt Cox.
In 1911 he was graduated from Ohio WeS-
| ieyan University. and after pursuing the
study of law he was admitted to the bar
| In 1877. He is member of the Phi Beta
| Kappa fraternity. MIR. Cox served on the
| administrative staff of the National Mu
| scum from 1879 to 1902. During 1883 he
was secretary and disbursing officer of
| the international fisheries exposition in
| London. He represented the Smithsonian
| Institution at the Minneapolis exposition,
| and the National Museum at the Chicago
worlds fair. and at the Atlanta, Nash
Vile, Omaha. Buffalo and ST. Louis ex
positions He was vice chairman of the
| citizens committee for the reception to
| Admiral Dewey in 1899. and secretary of
| the congressional gubernatorial and citi
! Zens' committee of the centennial of the
| National Capital in 1900. He is now presi-
| dent of the Second National Bank, vice
| president of the Washington Market
Company, and director in several other
| financial institutions in Washington He
/ is the author of number of reports on
various eXpositions in the country, and
has contributed many articles to the
| leading magazines of the country.
Appointments.
The following appointments. promotions,
| transfers and other changes were ap-
| proved:
Miss E. X. Davis. kindergarten assist
| ant. and assigned to the Lovejoy~ School,
| twelfth division.
| Miss NJ. E. Vernon, teacher of domes-
tic science in elementary schools.
| Miss j. r. Amos, teacher of domestic
| art in elementary schools.
| To teach music-Miss L. b. Howard,
Miss b. E, Gibson. H. l.. Grant, r. n.
Dett and c. HI. Harris: domestic art. Miss
| G.. N Ewing. Miss I. \. Taylor and Miss
NJ. r. Griffith; physical culture, Enoa
| McDaniels: millinery, Mrs. r. p. Clark
machine work. A. r.. Albert; French. Miss
| j. NJ. Lawson and F. B. Syphax; Greek.
/ w. NJ. Menard mathematics. Fl. E.
| Thomas. T. r. Holmes. NJ. Z. Robinson and
]. w. Clifford; physics, j. H. Logan: civ
les and economies. w. r. Taylor.
Miss B. c. Ferguson. kingergarten as
4 sistant, Douglass School, twelfth division.
| Miss T. F. Schoenborn. teacher fifth
grade, H. d. Cooke School, second divi-
sion.
Miss c. K Stuff now on leave of alb
sence. teacher 18th grade. Harrison
School. third division.
Miss A F. Seller. teacher of cooking in
| the graded schools
Miss E. j. keene. clerk in the child
| labor office.
| W. F. Smith. teacher of manual train
| ing in the graded schools.
Miss NJ. h Heller. permanent teacher,
| Business High School.
| Miss NJ C.. Gunther, permanent teacher
| Eastern High School
| Miss Mabel Foster. probationary teach
| er in the Central High School.
Miss Ruby Nevins. kindergarten assist
ant, Webb School, sixth division.
Miss Fern Prince, kindergarten assist
/ ant. Langdon School, fifth division.
| A. B. Many, teacher of free-hand draw
ing; Mckinley Manual Training school:
| Western High School.
! j. J. Thomas, teacher of mathematics
| Central High School
]. E. Booth, teacher of eighth grade.
Miss Jeanne Maret, teacher of eighth
grade.
Promotions.
Miss NJ. r. Toy. fourth TO fifth grade
transfer from Ambush School to Cardozo
School, thirteenth division.
/ Miss S. f. Shorter, second to third
grade: transfer from Birney School 10
Syphax School. thirteenth division.
Miss NJ. E. Magruder. first to second
grade: transfer from Bell School to Bir-
ney School. thirteenth division.
Miss j. l.. Gray. third to fourth grade
Garrison School, eleventh division.
Miss A. E. Thomas, third TO fourth
grade. Langston School. eleventh division
| 4. l.. Smith. sixth to seventh grade
Garfield School. thirteenth division.
Elias Brown. fifth to sixth grade; trans
fer from Stevens School Cungraded class
to Garfield School. thirteenth division.
Miss /. T. Smackum, teacher. first grade
to second grade. transfer from Jones
School to Banneker School, twelfth divi
| sion.
! Miss E. a. Howard, teacher second
grade TO third grade: transfer from Ban.
neker School to the Douglass School
twelfth division.
Miss c. J. Diggs. teacher third grade tc
: fourth grade: transfer from Douglas:
: School TO Lovejoy School, twelfth divi
sion.
Miss l. T Saunders. teacher fourth
grade TO fifth grade: transfer from Love
joy to Jones School, twelfth division.
Miss F. r. Turner. teacher third grade
and principal to fourth grade and prin
cipal Burrviie School. twelfth --ivison.
d. V. Green, teacher first grade to sec
ond grade. Burrvile School. twelfth divi
sion.
Miss l.. f. Lumpkins. teacher SECOND
: grade to third grade. Payne School
twelfth division.
Miss NJ E. Fleming. teacher first grade
to second grade. Payne School. twelfth
Miss NJ. ID. Dodson. teacher second
grade to third grade. transfer from Jone:
School to Simmons School, twelfth divi
| sion.
Miss E B. Lucas. teacher first grade te
second grade. Patterson School, eleventh
| division.
| Jane Taylor. from caretaker Stevens
Cooking School to caretaker Stevens
Cooking School and premises 1920 20tf
street northwest.
| c. c. Woodson. teacher eighth grade
to English, Armstrong Manual Training
School.
Il. c. McNeill. teacher second grade tc
history. NJ Street High School.
| J.. Z. Brooks, teacher first grade Il
English. Armstrong Manual Training
School.
Genevieve Marsh. teacher eighth grad,
to English. Mckinley Manual Training
School.
o. w. Dennis. teacher eighth grade I,