The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1918-06-15

training, $1,1OO; g. w. Glenn,
printing, 81, LOO; Mira M. South
worth, senior English, $1,000;
Jean Plant, general science, SEN
ior high school, $1,000; George
s. Cramer, physics, $1,000; In
dianola Willcuts, grades, $3.50;
Gladys Dow, grades, $3.50; Ethel
M. Werder, science, 81, 1000; Luel-
la Thatcher, science, $1,000;
James johnson, industrial, 5000;
Constance Winchell, library and
teacher, $3.50.
designations as follows were
reported, viz:
Frank Mcmahon, Jane Doran,
J. Clifford Thompson, G. R. Car
man., Paul H. Erhard, Ira Wer-
tenberger, Lester Robert.
Summer school principals as
follows were appointed, viz:
Laura Macarthur, Ely school {;
j. H. Steele, Lincoln school; J. A.
Starkweather, Washington school.
Bachelor Is Hired Again.
Teachers as follows were re-
elected, viz: ..
j. R. Bachelor, beginning Au-
gust l, $1,000; H. L. Dennler,
manual training, $1,000; Bess ST.
mon, gymnasium at Stowe school,
$675.
The Duluth Chapter of the
American Red Cross was given
summer vacation use Of schools
as follows, viz:
Irving junior high, three after
moons a week; Merritt school, five
afternoons and two evenings
Lester Park school, five afternoons
and three evenings; Jackson
school, three afternoons; Frank
! lin school, once every two weeks ;
Madison school, once every two
| weeks.
Milton Doughty, attendance Of
ficer, was allowed 500 a month
/ for upkeep Of his. automobile
| when school actually is in session.
Purchase of supplies for the re-
mainder Of the year for. a. eonsid-
cradle list of schools was author
lied in the aggregate sum of
$2,087.10, including one mimeo-
scope for the administration Of
flee. -. &"',o1' e. - >.>.,~>'c.
Supt. Hoke's Monthly Report.
Supt. Hoke's report for the
month Of May showed an enroll
ment Of 1920 pupils as against
1923 for the same month in
1917.
The night school for registrants
! showed a percentage Of attend
; ance Of 80 per cent for May and
the induction into the service of
IL men from the radio classes, 6
from the automobile classes, five
from the machine shop and. six
from airplane woodwork.
The estimate of expenditures
for text books and Institutional
supplies for the year 1917-18 was
$37, 900. The total expenditures
up to May 1, 1918, was $27, 1884.
Sale of War Thrift stamps in
eighteen schools, during the
month Of May, aggregated ST.
970.17.
A complete report of all Red
Cross work done during the school
year shows the following, viz:
Red Cross Accomplishments.
Four hundred baby dresses, 276
| pair Of baby bootees, 275 baby
jackets, 251 bedside bags, 7OS
handkerchiefs, LIT checker bags,
348 pair of bed socks, 1872 wash
cloths, 6S baby petticoats,. 25 baby
bonnets, 10 baby shirts, 3 baby
quilts, 8 baby nightgowns, "a g.
year size dresses, % nightgowns,
same size, Al flannel petticoats
and q bingham aprons, and 33
Scotch plaid wool caps, 6-year
| size, 20 outing flannel slips, 6
pair of boomers, Is boys blouses,
Is wrappers for women, 16 chem
Uses, SO women's skirts, 40 pair
; mems underdrawers, Is pair Of
mems shirts, 5 pair of wristlets,
/ helmet and sweater, 70 comfort
kits, 81 domino cases, 7 scissors
cases.
Medical Directors Work.
During May "a schools were
visited by the medical director
and a total of 395 children were
examined. The school nurses
made 1873 visits to schools and 365
visits to homes. The treatment
of ITO minor cases was reported
besides some vaccination and spe-