The Washington times., 1910-01-06
Educators IndorSe Movement
TO Extend Advantages of
Mckinley Equipment.
TO ASK CONGRESS
FOR MORE MONEY
Mrs Mussey Leads Movement TO
Insure Support of Night Schools
and Increased Availability.

Washington educators and teachers
heartily iud0rse the movement Of thel
Board Of Education TO urge upon CON-
Eress the necessity 10 increase the aP-I
preparation for the maintenance Of theI
Mckinley Manual Training school sol
that its expensive equipment may bel
available 10 a larger percentage of stu
dents than is so AT present They agree
with the board that the use OF a school
which cost a total OF 10000 TO build
and equip, should be used more than
five hours a day five days N the week,
and thirJy-six weeks in the year If its
efficiency is 10 be put 10 the highest
test.
This situation viL be put squareiy
up % the District Committees or Con-
EreSs by members Of the school board
within t1e7 present month IN lleir Ell
forts to have increased from $1,000 10
SIS, 600 the allotment for night schools
The whole matter was rlreSled over
AT a meeting of the Board Of Educa-
ton yesterday afternoon after Mrs
Ellen Spencer MUssev had introduced
resolution recommending that the
Senate Committee on the District be
asked 10 make this needed Increase
Funds insufficient.
Mrs. Nussey said that because Of
inEuffcIenCv Of funds the teachers AZ
ryinE on the work without pay, pre-
feTiuE TO DO this than see the night
classes closed She asked that the
board stand together in making this
demand, iuasmuch as there was no
division Of opinion as 10 the urgent
need or giving the District the fun ad-
vantage OF this fine manual training
equipment
The draft Of bin providing for the
|FrrrEar-r T"rE.rE school teach
erz' retirement fund, which has already
been approved by members OF the board
Vas again submitted by W Y Cox and
officially iufr-sFH.
The sentiment OF universal peace aIsr
was Endorsed. and announcement was
made that EeUTe-aU-arIEe EGT-rridr OF
Missouri would speak ON .Ge subject or
Information Arbitration A. a Means or
DDra lining the Worlds Peace. at rh-
Central High School on January u and
AZ the n street High School on Jauu-
airy l.
Inc following appointments, promo
mons, and transfers were @nnoT1eea-
Appointments
Miss y r. NacrarIaue as teacher OF
the third grade, Iau-don school
b w Morse as teacher Of mecHan-
zeal drawing. Mckinley Manual Train
ing School
Hiss NJ. F. Johnston. as teacher of the I
second grade. THrelkeld school
Mss D r Visor. a- teacher Of r1e~f
second grade. Grant school
Miss kathryn Wright now on leave,
As kindergarten assistant WEeatley
Miss n O. Washington. as teacher II!
the second grade. Webb school
n l. Thomson. Is assistant cuSJp-
dian OF Textbooks and SUPPLE
NJ A. Merrill rs temporary teacher in
the Eastern High school
Mildred Earnest. as temporary kinder
Earleu principal. SualIwCod school
2 l. Lee as temporary teacher of
third grade Mott school
z. N. wilson. a. temporary teacher, /
G NJ Hrize. as jenftor Of the Phelps
p . Burke. to seventh grade Jones
MISS Dezfree clark. teacher second
grade. LoveI0E school
Miss H. Y Johnson. teacher Of the I
second grade To-mIey school
O. F. Myers principal II the Nc
FIinley Manual Training school
FoloU1nE teachers In the Mckinley /
Daniel J. f. smith r c. Peck G. w {
Sunderland F. w Richardson. Leroy /
Birch. A p FiEE0rt. L. T. Brown. IT, 4
E White, p F. lTeLrgrE. T. < Whit ]
Marian White F. w. Cross. r NJ COT
houn. Eugene de Land and N0Uie /
Place the name or. Mrs. =. II. Cuza~lz 1
on the list Of substitute teachers IN I
the graded schools
Miss y r CouuseImzu- teacher Of
sewing In graded schools
Miss O. H. ShipIev. teacher Of the
hTst grade WeiEhtman school
Promotions.
Miss NJ s E7yer- from sixth IN sew
er;h grade, from Blow to Ludlow /
School
Miss = II Wharton. from nth 70 /
sixth grade. from the Toner Co the Blow
Miss NJ NJ Donovan. from fourth 10
Ftt7 grade, from Fillmore 20 Toner