The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-01
SCHOOL BOARD
/. ELECTS TEACHERS
EXPERIENCED EDUCATORS NAMED
TO INsTRUCT PETERsBURG's
YOUTHS NEXT SESSION.
A PROBATION OFFICER
POLICE AUTHORITIES FAVOR AP-
POINTMENT OF OFFICER TO
HANDLE YOUTHFUL
DELINQUENTS.

Especial to The Richmond Vtrsinian.
PETERSBURG. VA J,tn~ 1.-The
PETERSBURG School Board held a reg.
ular meeting Wednesday and elected
teachers for the ensuing term be-
sides attending TO routine business
The resignation of Miss c. d Wray
was received and accepted. Miss
Wray goes TO Richmond to take
charge of work in the training school
for teachers which will be established
in that city this fan. Among the
new teachers chosen "Wednesday was
Miss Nellie Thomas. of Petersburg
who will next week receive an A. b
diploma from Randolph Macon wo.
mans Cofiexe at Iynchburg. Added
to the teaching force from other
places Will be Misses n. Nj. Nicholson
OF Crewe; Sarah Hogg. of Newpor,
News. and Cornelia Segar, of Hamp.
ton. all teachers Of experience.
Mr.. K. M. Lacy. who has tauph,
science in the high school the mas,
session, did not apply for re.eIection
to the position. he having heen chosen
principal Of a school In Tennessee
The following are the teachers
chosen:
Mr.. William r. Smithey princi-
pal: Mr.. II. d. Wolf, mathematics
Miss Mollie Riyes Latin Miss s. n
Robinson. history. Miss n n uohha
English; Miss Emma Hunt Franch
and German; Miss T. L German
commercial branches Miss CornaIia
segar. science. Mr.. ] q Scott matb-
ematics: Miss Neuis Thomas T.atir
and English: Miss NJ G. MYERS Fnc.
nsh and ass,atant 6, saran.h -
Miss n. NJ Cooper. science and as
sistant in seventh grade; Miss NJ. L.
Malloy seventh grade.
Rooert II. Lee School Mr. George
f. Bennett. principal; Miss Blanche
Gentry, Miss NJ N. Rufin. Miss +
NJ. Butcher. Miss Salabel Macallister
Miss Laura Syme. Miss L. ". Stevens
MS mss E.hei r,icher, Miss l. V. Young.
terson, Mi.s - swaan w. re-
s,onawan I.nl. So. AZ,
V SCOT, nr,ncsnap NJ He.iov'' ~ MSS L.
Miss sarsh H. ,s1n w. pun
oIson MI. IA Nicn :
B1ick Miss NJ. G. Harrison Mics
Ethel Hall, Miss n V. corhiI1 Njss
Bette scogRin. Miss 8 r Maachars
Miss Mabel Smith. MISC ! Keal.r
Il. NJ, Brown School, Miss = II
Laighton. principal; Miss \. p NJ
ers. Miss j. G. wedde!l. Miss r u
Stewart. Miss f. O. winfeld Miss
Clara Hays Miss M n. ou,cka MI.
L. c. Ryland, Miss NJ s. Hite, Mis-
3. f. Adkins. Miss Pattie PercivalI
Miss A. X. Baugh
sixth Ward School: Miss NJ. c.
Martin. principal: Miss F., b Turner
MISS Lucille Cousins, Mrs. l.. O. Ed
wards
June Term of Cont.
The June term OF the Hus,;,u.
Court opened Thursday. Judge Null
zen being In Roanoke presiding in
tne case or Mayor Cutchin, it Is prob
aois mat the court will hold over to
srloay when the judge will return.
many important cases are To be tried
Budge4 Reaches $500. 900
The amount of ,ba b,,aso. 49,
CITY expenditures T.. H. .oi ene
will anprox,mats saao aoo rs
get il now being nr,nar.a tn rs uuu
menda,ion N the co,,nn,1. recon-
rror,s uon ohicer.
o,,.- $500 ing "soe 10 nave he
- piovioe TOT probation
80 ~ 'ne sHs. Letters have
$3.50. eee,eu from R'ehmend and
$500 81 she. eisfes As&hss' Gem
hk me WORK OF such an officer-
1..n., or , oilee Hagiand and Police
n.ae'' oi re.ersou's, hlen-
e'uoise tue movement
Mr.. Ross Is Promoted
MI. r.. E. Ross. who for tho past
Two years has held the position Of
ca&HlEE or the Southern, .Ex,vye aA ~ ctsn