The Washington herald., 1917-12-20
EHURSTON TO
AID PLAN FOR
NEW SCHOOL
Would Build New Structure
to Release Congestion In
Mount Pleasant.


tion of a new school. He has made
this promise to representatives OF the
IColumbIa Heights Citizens Association
who appeared at the regular monthly
meeting of the Board Of Education
Yesterday afternoon and presented for
nal demand Of their need. They stated
hat the new census shows an increase
bf 5000 persons in their territory. and
hat their educational facilities as a
result are becoming sorely handi-
apped.
Every school teacher in the city
VilI today receive a check for one
alf of a months salary. This early
isitation Is an act OF Santa Claus
Ehich is annually done for the teach
rs in the schools whenever the date
propitious.
Send Christmas Wire.
Fact was brought out at the meet
e that owing to the prevailing short
&c Of physical culture and GYM
asium instructors that they must now
Iccept men of more mature age.
four have just passed examination for
UGH positions and all OF them are
more than % years. The majority OF
hose physical instructors who have
eft did so to join the colors.
Members Of the board. as a body,
dispatched a cabIegram to the Rev.
DR.. John Van Schaick. jr., pastor Of
he Church of Our Father. and a for
ner member Of the board. somewhere
n France" wishing him a merry
christmas. The Rev. DR.. Van schaick
a chaplain with the Red Cross
rganization. Changes in personnel
blow:
Appointments.
Appoint the following: Mrs. c. G.
White, kindergarten Assistant at the
Gage; Mrs. E. L. Ruber. Kindergar-
en- Assistant at the Takoma; Mrs.
R. z. Leonard. kindergarten AS
istant at the Bryan: Mrs. N. W.
henderson, kindergarten Assistant
the Thomson; Mrs. z. B. Whit
ey. teacher second grade at Bright
food; Mrs. l. B. Jones. temporarily
= teacher first grade at Cooke: n.
H. Clements, teacher second grade at
corcoran; Charles Blankenship. tea
her at Mckinley Night School; Mrs.
A. c. Mckay, teacher second grade at
Park View; Mrs. n. Y. Drummer, tenn
Porarily teacher first grade at Bright
wood Park; Mrs. E. c. Schreck,
teacher second grade at Ludlow;
Lula Lee, teacher second grade at
Blair; Mrs. NJ. L. Steele, teacher
fhird grade at Wheatley; Mrs. z. G.
Smith, teacher fourth grade at Kenil-
worth; Mrs. VI. c. Lee, teacher sec
cnd grade at Takoma; Mrs. A. c.
hcKenney. teacher first grade at
Johnson; Mrs. NJ. v. Beller. temper
arily as teacher first grade at Webb;
Mrs. ". B. Gammell. teacher temper
arily second grade at Van Ness;
Mrs. G. l.. Ebaugh, teacher first
grade at Towers: Mrs. NJ. c. Henry,
teacher fourth grade at Congress
Heights: Mrs. NJ. T. Wheeler, tea
cher first grade at Bradley: Mrs. C.
Q. Johnston. temporarily as teacher
second grade at Bowen: Mrs. A. d.
Sknopf. teacher second grade at Jack
ops Mrs c. L. Miller. teacher third
glide at Jackson; Mrs. c. McC
Seiger. temporarily as teacher first
Eyade at Threlkeld; Mrs. N. W. Vann,
eacher first grade at Jefferson; Mrs
". T. Burmeister, temporarily as tea
cher second grade at Towers; Mrs. 2.
p. Ellis, temp orarily as teacher sec
ond grade at Hilton; E. E. Lewis,
Temporarily as teacher second grade
+ at Hilton; +. z. Lewis, temporarily
as teacher class domestic science):
Mrs /. VI. Minor, temporarily as
teacher Of fifth grade at Rose Brill.
teacher second grade at lexington;
Amelia HOllander. teacher first grade
at Johnson; NJ. C. Appold, teacher
second grade at Van Ness; Lucinda
English. teacher second grade at
Towers; Mrs. z. S. Dorsey, teacher
second grade at Hilton; ]. E. Smith,
teacher at Mckinley Night: Ada
StinarnnfZ fnaRhor
H. NJ. Jones, teacher class ga at
Mckinley High; L. NJ. Baker, tea
cher third grade at Towers; n. V.
d. Skillman, teacher at wallach
Night; D. H. Border. laborer at N
street; George c. Brown, laborer at
Powell; William NJ. Money, janItor
at Twining.
Promotions.
Promote the following: NJ. OBJ.
Jacobs. clerk from 81, 600 to 81. so (tem-
borarily); Louisa Carmody from
stenographer to clerk. Temporarily;
E., E. Zuberano, from clerk, class 3,
to'Sstenographer temporarily: Ruby
Nevins, from kindergarten assistant
at Petworth to kindergarten principal
at II. D. Cooke; E. P. Clark, from
kindergarten assistant at Park View
to kindergarten principal at Buchan-
an; Mrs. L. VI. Cain from teacher
f1rst grade Webb to teacher IN at
Ludlow, temporarily; L. r. Lewis,
Feacher first grade, Lovejoy to teach
Pr third grade Burrville; ]. l. Chest
put. from teacher seventh grade
Douglas Simmons, to teacher class GA
Pr Armstrong; Mrs. VI. F. wayman,
From teacher fourth to teacher fifth
grade at Burrville: H. B. Jones,
Teacher three nights to principal at
Reno night; ]. H. Williams, from
flerk, class ., to clerk. class 3 at Dun
par High; T. E. Bowie, from clerk,
glass l, to clerk. class .. at Arm
Strong; H. T. Gillem, from fourth
grade Sumner to fifth grade Stevens;
F. l. Tate. from second grade stew
Ems. to third grade Magruder; Abbot;
Mrs. V. L. Ebert, temporarily as
teacher seventh grade at Petworth;
MIS-. l. NJ. Cain, teacher first grade
webb; Mrs. ]. P. Wedlake, teacher
class 3 temporarily at Special school;
V. Hall, teacher first grade at Love- |
by; Mrs. B. B. Jackson, temporarily
as teacher seventh grade at Dean |
Yood; II. 2. Alexander, temporarily |
q teacher class at Stevens: G. w
kozier, temporarily as laborer at z,
H. s. Community Center; Joseph |
Montgomery, temporarily as laborer |
At Franklin; Mrs. E. H. Willis, teach
er second grade at Gage: Mrs. A. B. !
Field, teacher second grade at Lang
don; Marion johnson, librarian at |
Western High; L. G. LYMAN, teacher
second grade at Garfield; H. N.
Bailey, as laborer at. II. street heat
ing plant; Louise Burrell, Iaborer at
webster; D. H. Borden, laborer, at
New Central High; Ross James, tani.
tor at Grant.
Annolnf -. Guk.xsx