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ldence in the case should be filed in the
records OF the board. together with the
names Of some 20 colored people who
petftioned for an investigation OF
Bruce's methods. A point of order
against this motion was made by E. H.
Daniel, and was sustained by President
Oyster. Mr.. Horner then noted an ap-
peal from the action Of the board.
coIored Members object.
| number Of colored men were presen,
at the meeting to hear the outcome OF
the Bruce case. One OF them, Daniel
| Murray, had a circular letter placed on
/ the desk OF each member OF the board
setting forth certain facts In connec-
tIon with the case. Horner made an
EFFORT to nave one Of these letters read.
but opposition was voiced by Henry T..
| Blair. Arguments against the adoption
| OF the Davidson report were also put
forth by DR.. w. v. Tunnel and Mrs.
Caroline Harris. the, two other colored
members OF the board.
A report of the superintendent sug-
gesting several methods for obtaining
funds for Playground was approved
Scholarships Accepted,
The board accepted the offer Of Mrs.
Myfa NJ. Hendley. chairman Of the COM
mittee on circulation OF the National
Junior Republic, OF framed water color
painting by W. J. Holmes. to be pre-
sented 70 Business High School In recog-
milton OF the services rendered by the
cadets OF that institution in selling the
Junior Republic sections of The WASH
ington Herald on Saturday last.
The following offers Of scholarships
were accepted:
From Louise c. Cation, representing
the washington-Radcliffe Club, Of 500 to
be used toward a scholarship at Rad
eliffe College for girl graduates Of the
high schools.
From Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. dean
Of the Washington College OF Law. for
a three-yeas-course in law to the gradu-
ates Of the four-year course at Business
High School, and over eighteen years of
age.
From the Wesleyan Alumni Association
of the District Of years scholarship at
Wesleyan University for graduates of
the high schools.
The offer OF Charles Zeublin. editor of
the Twentieth Century Magazine, OF Bos-
ton, Of prize OF so for the best essay
by pupils Of the colored high schools on
What is most needed TO make Wash
ington an ideal CITY," was also ac-
cepted.
AS the result Of the deficient class room
work of many OF the pupils received at
the Mckinley Manual Training School
from the graded schools at the beginning
of the present scholastic semester, II Is
likely that a number Of demotions will
be recommended TO the board OF educa-
tion by Frank c. Daniel principal Of the
school II is possible that an investigH-
ton will be made 10 determine the cause
OF the deficiency OF the graduates of the
graded schools
A number Of transfers and promotions
were approved. The list follows:
Accept resignation Of Miss X. 5. Brown. model
kindergarten principal. Deuntson School.
Appoint Mr.. W. r. Shield substitute teacher Of
manual training. graded schools.
APPOINT Miss Ethel Keats substitute drector Of
music
Transfer Miss v. T. Dalrymple. teacher second
grade. Adams School. to third grade Eaton School.
TranSer Miss v. ]. Arnold teacher second grade.
Eaton School. TO Adams School.
Accept rcsgnAti0u Of Miss Clarzbel Henderson,
teacher OG third grade Henry School.
PrumOte Mis- p l. Ailiken. hrst grade TO third
grade. from PetWorth School to Henry School
Appoint Miss NJ. L Craig. teacher hrst grade, to
PetHorth School
Promote Miss Edith Athey. teacher of music in
graded schools to teacher q music in high and
manual training schools.
Promote Miss Laura Jacotn. klnderEa1en assist
ant TO kindergarten principal. J. H. West School.
Appoint Mr. H. T. Randall. substitute TEACHER.
graded schools to high schools
Transfer Mis- Hilda kohr. teacher second grade
BrightWoOd Park. to Monroe School.
Transfer Miss 4. G. Alden. Kindergarten princi-
pal. Eaton 10 PetWurth School
Transfer D. !. Rsnfro. teacher eighth Grade and
principal. from Banneker TO Loyejoy School
Pruncte ]. c. Payne. teacher sixth grade and
principal to teacher eighth grade and princip1l
FROM Douglass to BGnneker School.
Promote Miss NJ L. Tsncil. seventh Grade, to
Of ha rrahe and fsrinFipal frnul
Jones to Smothers School
Transfer j. L. Chestnut. teacher seVcnth grade
DcauWood to Jones School
Promote Mis- A. 4. Gray. sixth to Screnth grade
Jones to Deanwood School
Transfer Miss VI. p. Quandcr teacher fourth
gTade DeluWood to Jones School.
Promote Mrs. =. W. Taylor, third grsde TO fourth
grade Banneker TO L1Teioy School.
Promote Mis- VI. Y. F1eHinE. trSt grade 10 third
grsde. CnmmeIl TO BanneScr School
Appoint Miss X. B. Bruce. teacher hrst grade
Cnmmen School.
Accept resignation Of J. W. Darlington, laborer.
Street High School.
Appoint TsyIoE Ford. laborrr. NJ Street High
School.
Accept resignation Of Albert shorter. Isborer.
SeAton School.
Appoint X W. Elkins laborrr. sestou School.
Accept resignation Of J. 7. Jurd. lAboreT, Henry
School.
Appoint George Thomas. laborrr. Henry School,
Accept resignation q A. A. Hill. c1retaker. Fort
Slooum School,
Appoint William Hoes oarctaker Fort slocum
Portable School.
Accept resignation Of Robsrt Ford. jauitos Powell
School.
Appoint b. Z. Bradley jznitor Powell School.
Promote Miss c. r. George seventh to eighth
grade
PrUmote NJ. C. Cisord. third grade to teacher Of
drawing Armstrong Manual Training School.
Appoint Miss o. V. Contee teacher Second gTadc.
Promote Miss II. ?. MOTris. fourth to ffih grace.
Promote Mis- c. Z. Allen, second grade. to teacher
Of domestic science graded schools.
Promote Mis- 4. Il. Iacluon. third TO fourth
grade Wilson School to Womley School
Promote Mis- H. L. Collier. second TO third
grade Loveioy School.
Appoint Mis- II. Z. Holmes teacher second grade,
Montgomery School.
Extend leave Of absence Of Mrs G. r. Smith.
Appoint the following substitutes in the elemen-
tary schools: Miss O. T. Hart. Miss y. z Wills
Miss L. NJ. Lee and Miss LouIsr Le Brandt.
Promote Miss NJ. b. weymSn. kindergarten assist
ant to kindergarten principal, Wallach to Dennison
School.
Transfer Miss A. r. Jones kindergarten assistant,
Tyler to Wallach School,
Appoint Miss NJ. A. Taylor. kindergarten assistant.
TyleT School
ANAC0STIA.
Residents of Anacostin regret the at