Evening star., 1914-11-12
TEACHERS TO Join
WAR ON PLAGUE
Board of Education Assents to
the Distribution of
Pamphlets.
JAIL SITE NOT FAVORED
FOR new HIGH SCHOOL
President Blair Anxious That Public
Shall Understand Position
of the Board.

jngs except for educational purposes.
Two requests were made for the use
of schools for social purposes. 1t Is
| possible that the board may take up
the proposition anew this year and trS
to obtain new and broader regulations
concerning the use of school buildings.
Jail Site Not Favored.
Henry Z. Blair, president of The
board, following a communication from
the Northeast Citizens Association,
protesting against the new Eastern
| High School being built on the Jail site,
said he wished to make it clear that
the board was not urging and had not
uree.i this ste for the new building.
| The ways and means comniStee OF
the board has appeared before me
committees of each oraEch OF C3h
gress and objected to the selection CT
made 1t clear that tire board was al
ways open for suggestions. he said he
| feared that owing to the numerous OBJ
jections which were oeinE a: male a.de
abroad that the board was favoring its
selection.
When the next school building for
white children is completed 1t is pos
sible that request vii! b: MADE that
it be named after Catherine Gideon,
| the founder of the first free school for
girls here. John b. Latner brought
the matter to the attention of the
| board yesterday and 1t was polnte1
| out that so far no building has been
named for a woman. Announcement
was made at yesterday meeting tnat
| the new colored normal school is TO
be named the Myrtilla Minor.
! The following changes were ap-
| proved:
Appointments.
Miss Esther Ulrickson, kindergarten
assistant, and assigned to Pierce School;
| Miss L. NJ. Stearns. kindergarten as
| sistant, and assigned to J. R. West
| School: Miss o. NJ. Keys, teacher of
| typewriting in Business High School;
Mrs. NJ. w. Jumper, substitute teacher
in graded schools; Miss Blanche Colt,
| teacher of domestic science in white
graded schools; Frederick Williams,
fireman at Armstrong Night School, at
! 81 per night; c. A. Johnson, night
school teacher at Thomson School;
| Summerfield Mccartney, teacher in
white graded schools; p. Bernhardt, sub
stitute teacher in white graded schools;
| Miss Frances Falconer, teacher Of do
| nestle science in graded schools; Miss
| r. E. Davis, teacher of second grade,
| and assigned to S. J. Bowen School;
| Miss G. N. Clover, substitute teacher
| of sewing in night schools: Miss 7. NJ
Raymond, kindergarten assistant at
Da rf,e I. a. 10y i't. 1ns ~,
- ctrSat vocatinna, Schno1 tarnns.r,
| ly; Mrs. A. E. Waddleton, teacher OF
third grade, twelfth division, Temporal
,siy ,a:chs Mss ., GarrOsn n ~ i suDseIee .
| Summerfleld Mccartney, substitute
| teacher in high schools; P. Bernhardt,
| p; +. Scbarf suhstitufe teachsr IN
hieb scbooIs! Mrs. char,otta ~ IA
caTetaker Of rented nremiees At I%oIi
| K street northeast. Mrs c; r W,idar
teacher Of the second grade temnn,
rariIy: c. E. Francis, permanent tracb-
er in Armstrong.
Transfers.
Mise L. IT pa.,nz.,o +a.o, +,;.a
grade, from the S. J. Bowen School to
Greenleaf School. DIR. w p Hav head
of department from the BUSINESS High
S.hoa, .. 49, ,,;aW,.,a $3.50
ing School; Miss NJ. D. Gilbert. teacher
of the first grade. from the Dent School
seventh diyis;on 70 tho I,enox scbooI.
,.:.,s n.,,- .,,
from the S j. Bowen School to the
Bradley School, eighth division; Miss
Annie Campbell, teacher sixth grade.
wood schoeI, eighth division; Miss v.
Smailwood School to the Amidon
School. eighth DIVISION: Miss M. f.
Garrett, teacher OF the NTH grade. from
.ne s,hailMo1o ,'inin, oin ~ W,ss ..i1 thariu.a
Rmrden- Teacher of the fifth grade,
from the Jefferson School to the Small
| wood School; Miss r. 6. Marsden,
teacher third grace. o irSm oh van less Ness
SGnooa 5ta'.3 ~ ,s;ss ,;Ii;an H.lIev teacher
fourth grade. from Smallwood School
to Greenleaf school, eighth division;
Miss Laura Thompson, kindergarten
- =, .hn Rowen School. eighth diyi-
s;on Miss Marie Wooinaugh. kin
So, aora. ,ssistant from Smallwood
$500 70 & 7 Bowen school. eighth
division; Miss Marcella de Lettre,
.eacngt IT,, IN ScSnoI to the Central High
schoni srh ns Miss N b. Butler. teacher Of
Schoel: d.. MISE r.de from Rriegs school
tnu tno+h n's S;visions to Burrviiie school: