Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-07

that the matter may be arranged this
afternoon so that the trial OF the case
can be heard.
Newell appeared before the board. ask
ing that the school children be taught
something about the conservation or
natural resources. Mrs. Ellen spencer
Mussey offered a scholarship In the
Washington College of Law 10 graou-
ate of the Business High School
The board granted the request OF
the Eastern Western and Central High
Schools to hold separate commence
ments In asking for the permission
for the schools Supt. Stuart impressed
the board with his desire for simplicity
in dress music and decorations at these
school commencements.
A vote of thanks was given the IN
structive Visiting Nurses ASSOCIATION
for some of their work in the schools.
A vote of thanks was also given 10
the owners of the Washington pase
ball club for their permission 70 use
the base ball park for the High Schooi
Cadet drill next month.
A letter was read from Central LABOR
Union. protesting against the poard
action in turning down in advance the
benefits of the Morrill, act: letter
was also read from the East Washing
ron Heights Citizens Association stat
ing that high schools ought TO nave
plenty of campus grounds
Changes In SCHOOL EoICe'
Changes in the schools approved yes
terday were as follows
Appointments
Miss s. c. Cullen, teacher of physical
culture in graded schools
p C. Peck, permanent teacher in NC
Kinlev Manual Training School.
Mrs. NJ M. Gleason, teacher OF third
William Smith, caretaker OF the Ross
portable school.
Miss Elizabeth Murray, teacher OF sec
ond grade, Gage School.
Mrs Mabel NJ. Dawson, substitute
teacher.
M;ss Louise d. Richardson, substitute
teacher.
Miss Ruth Cooper, teacher OF hrst
grade, Towers School.
Miss Marie Woodward, teacher OF sec
ond grade Bryan School.
II. j. Noll, janitor OF Hupnaru oc pooa
David Mccullough, lanitor VI t'oss
School. .or Rowan
Miss T.. B. Hardell. teacher, Bryan
School. assistant to instructor IN sIhoy1
gardens in Washington Normal SchooA'
No. l. ,.,,, podeers
from fourth to fifth grade and trans1ei
from peabody School to Cooke Sehooi.
Miss M b Hardy, from third to 1ourth
grade and transfer from Waiiach oeioo
to Peabody School. +l,;-.,
Grade and transfer from Towers Schoo'
to Wallach School,. .,, +et.,
Miss M. E. Stuard, from fourth 70 n1tn
Grade and transfer from JeHersoi o'hoo'
to Dennison School,
Miss s. l.. Skippon. from third 10 fourth
grade. Jefferson School.
Mrs r. T. Beaten, from second TO tnHo
grade and transfer from "ai'ach Scnoo'
to Jefferson School
Miss e. L. Booth, from first to second
Grade and transfer from Corcoran School
to Wallach School
Miss M. F. English, from n1th 70 slxtn
Miss Bessie Whitford, from fourth te
hfth grade, Henry School. Z
Miss Helen Hubbard. from third to
fourth grade. Henry sch fram SECOND r.
th;rd grade and transfer from Gage
School to Henry School.
Miss 3. A. Martin, from second to third
grade and transfer from douglas Scnool
Miss 1. r. lexis, from third to fourth
grade and transfer from Twining School
to Polk School.
Resignations.-M1ss NJ. r. Cuddy
Miss Thusnelda Breuninger. teacher of
Miss K. c. Washington. teacher second
grade Webb School.
Miss j. P Fernald. teacher, sixth grade.
Pierce School
&c. Savage, janitor. Hubbard School.
Edith Savage, caretaker, Hubbard
! School. =
q. w. Mundell, janitor. Ross School.
Miscellaneous-Exte of leave
without pay, to end of the year, to Miss
A e Concklin.
EXTENSION of leave, without pay, for
three months, to Miss Miranda Steele.
Extension of leave, without pay. to end
of the year, to Miss NJ ]. Davenport.
Leave without pay. to end OF term to
Miss Theresa Schoenborn. teacher, Cooke
| School.
Leave without pay. for three months.
| to Miss NJ. e. Nitsel.