Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-16
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that something is the matter with
Cupid for none of them has intimated
anything about solitaire diamond ring.
However. the sixty-frst girl. just on
the verge of being appointed to po--
sition to school. suddenly announced
her engagement. and her wedding will
take place October IL.
Two portable buildings annexed to the
Ross School, 18th and Girard streets,
were found to be in bad shape, because
of the excavating going on next to them
on the foundations of the new Normal
School. The first report was that the
buildings had collapsed. but 1t was found
that the flooring on one had sagged con-
siderably, and that the other one was
without adequate support. Every effort
is being made to correct the defects.
T. r. Holmes, substitute teacher,
who worked several months last year,
and who had received no pay for his
services was appointed a regular sub
stitute teacher with correct formalities
yesterday. In that way the pay roll can
be corrected.
Bank Plan Approved.
The Business High School Bank was
approved by the board of education yes
terday, and will be opened as soon as
practicable. The bank will be run under
the supervision of DIR. Davidson. DR..
J. R. Francis has been appointed by the
Commissioners as dental inspector for
colored schools and the information was
given to the board yesterday. A letter
from the Pennsylvania railroad suggested
the advisability of giving all school chill
dren little warning on the subject of
trespassing on railroad tracks 1t was
referred to the superintendent. DR..
Charles E. Munroe of George Washington
University, secretary of the American
Chemical Society. asked the board by let
60 <Ia Of he iV1 rat
Training School in the Christmas holi-
days for the convention of the American
Chemical Society. The matter has been
left to DR.. Davidson.
Changes. promotions. appointments.
etc, in the schools were ratified yester-
day as follows:
Promotions.
Miss T. F. Myrth. first grade to third
grade. Carbery School to EdmOnds
School
Miss H. G. Bostrom. fifth grade to sixth
grade. Ludlow School TO Ksnilworth
School.
Miss l.. c. Beller, fourth grade to fifth
grade. Hayes School to Ludlow School.
Miss f. S. Bordner, third grade to
fourth grade. Orr School to Stanton
school.
Mice F. l.. Hungerford, from class four
to class five, and transfer from teacher of
drawing in graded schools to teacher of
drawing in Washington Normal School
No. l.
Mrs. F. E. F'itz-Gerald. fourth grade to
fifth grade, Gage School to Langdon
School.
Miss L. J.. Mason, third grade to fourth
grade, Wallach School to Gage School
Miss f. V. Hamann first grade to third
grade. Brent School to Wallach School.
Miss l.. NJ. Nichol. third grade to fourth
grade. E.dmonds School to Webb School
Miss NJ. E. sDuehay first grade to third
grade. Pierce School to Edmonds School.
Miss w. NJ. Costigan, sixth grade to
seventh grade. Benning School to Madi-
son School.
Miss d. c. Allwine. fifth grade to sixth
grade. Pierce School to Benning School
third grade, Webb School to Carbery
School.
Miss Mary Stewart. fourth grade to
fifth grade. Wheatley School to Webb
School.
Miss ~ r. Bastell. third grade to
fourth grade. Maury School to Wheatley
Miss c. E. Lockwood. first grade to
third grade. Arthur School to Towers
School,
Miss J. E. Humphrey. fourth grade tc
NTH grade. Brookland School.
! Miss NJ. II. Selah. third grade to fourth
grade. Edmonds School 10 Brookland
School.
| Miss NJ E. Cobey. second grade to third
grade. Blow School to Webb School.
| Miss NJ. A. Emory. third grade tt
fourth grade. Buchanan School to Var
Miss N. r. o'Brien. sixth grade Il
seventh grade. Hayes School to Taylor
School
| Miss I. G. Mccauley. third grade t.