The Washington herald., 1919-01-16

Night. shorthand. January s, 1913;
Mile. M. L Hercent, teacher, West
ern Night. French, January 6, 1919;
Harry Mills, teacher, Business Night,
from to nights, per week, January
], 1913; F. ]. Douglass, principal.
Dunbar Night, January /. 1913; A. r.
Williams, Randall Night, teacher,
January 1. 1913; W. II. Herbert, jani-
tor, Western Night, January s, 1913;
| Albert Washington, laborer. Western
Night. January 8, 1913; John Lewis.
laborer, Western Night, January 6.
1919
Reductions.
| J. NJ. Schaefer, from three nights to
| two nights per week, MCKINLEY; Nam
nette Hochcisen, from three nights TO
two nights, Mckinley; X. L. Bresna-
| han, from three nights to two nights,
Mckinley; Mrs. f. X. Draper, from
three nights to two nights, Mckinley;
e. M. Leary. from three nights to two
nights, Mckinley.
ResiEnations and Terminations.
Nora Howell, Business Night, jan
uary l, 1918, resigned; S. A. Wallace,
Eastern Night, terminate appoint
ment January 10, 1919; Marguerite
! Donnally, Business Night, December
3 NJ
Business Night, December 81, 1913. re-
| signed; F. J. Douglass. principal, Dun
bar Night, temporary appointment ter
minated, January /, 1919: A. Z. WILL
Jams, teacher, Randall Night, tempo
rary appointment terminated, Decem-
( Der 81; G. s. Francis, teacher, Arm
strong Night, temporary appointment
| terminated.
JANITpux
Appointments.
| r. A. Coates, laborer, Henry, De-
cember %; G. d. Padden, janitor,
West, January Il; Robert Walsh, jan
itor, Morgan, December 6; Charles
Swearinger, janitor. Morgan, Janu-
airy II; Samuel Dade. lRborer, Bryan.
January /; E. NJ. Hughes, janitor,
Adams, January 16; Joseph Ma
haney, lsbOrer, Monroe, January l
| temporary; Charity Hariston, care
taker, Wilson Normal, December l.;
Mary Ford, caretsker. Z. " Brown.
January 8; Lille Harrison, caetaker.
466 l-2 HuntoOn place. January IA;
Raymond Hewlett. laborer, Curtis,
January 6.
Transfers.
! W. r. Pruitt. janitor, $40, Bryan,
to janitor, $1,000, Van Buren,, January
l; J. II. Swain, ianitOr, s720, Tyler,
, to tanitor, $40, Bryan, January l &,
| William Moore. laborer, 800, Bryan.
to janitor, 1920. Tyler, January l.;
NJ. L. Alwine. janitor. s1,OOo, Van
/ Buren,, to assistant janitor, $500, New
/ Central, January l: J. F.. Minor la
borer, $500 Dunbar High to janitor,
S2O. Weightman, January /
Resignations.
/ Albert Tenley, janitor, West. Janu-
airy 13; Robert Walsh, janitor, Nor
gan, January 13; William Stone
janitor, Adams. January Is; w. X
Stevans, laborer, Curtis, December
81; James Melton, laborer, Henry
December 20.
Leave of Absence.
Mary Proctor. laborer, Monroe, Rule
43L., December 81; H. S. Berkeley, jan
ttor, Weightman, 30 days, January 1.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Leave of Absence.
r. NJ. Stauffer, teacher, Mckinley
High, educational purposes to June
30. 1919; L. L. Grosvenor, teacher,
| Eastern High, educational purposes
to June 80, 1919; Mrs. T. L. Connolly,
teacher, Armstrong High, to June 3d.
at request of War Camp Community
Service Mrs. II. b. Irwin, leave eX-
tended to June 30 1919; Miss c. r.
! Shipper, teacher, Miner Normal i'll
/ health, for sixty days.
Resignations and tions.
c. V. Forrey, teacher. Mckinley
| High, temporary appointment ter
! min atn Cd ha -
els. teacher, Armstrong High, re-
signed, January 10; Mrs. H. B. Allen,
teacher. Miner Normal, temporary ap-
pOintment Terminated January 81, 1919.
Appointments.
L. N. Heron, Mckinley High
January s, 1919; Alice Deal, McKin-
ley High, January 2, 1919 (math.); {;
S. H. Rathbun. Central High, Janu-
ary 3, 1919 (mechanical drawing),
temporarily; Mathilde Eiker. Nc
Kinley High, January 6, 1919, tenn
pOrarily; Mrs. NJ. s. Patton, Mckinley
High, temporarily, December 90,
1918; Mrs. H. B. Allen, Miner Nor
NAL, temporarily, November IS; Miss
NJ. P. Adams. Armstrong High, tenn
pOrarily, January 6.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Appointments.
DR.. J. A. Murphy. reinstated chief
medical and sanitary inspector pub
lie schools, December %. 1918; Miss
Jennie Grady, librarian Mckinley
High, January 6, 1919; Miss NJ. v
McClish, clerk, office board of exam
iners, temporarily, January 3, 1919;
f. S. Dessez. from librarian at Nc
Kinley High to librarian at Western
High, January 2. 1919.
Terminations.
Anna Fox, clerk, class 4. financial
office, January 81, 1919, terminate
temporary appointment; Mrs. s. l..
Kotinsky, librarian Western High.
terminate temporary appointment,
January 2, 1919.
CAPITAL RIFLE TEAM
PRAISED BY MYRICK
Maj. James w. H. Myrick, vice
president and director of the Ma
tional Matches Civilian Rife Teams
Association, in q letter, received by
the Board of Commissioners yester-
day, expresses appreciation for the
civilian rifle team sent to Camp
Perry, Ohio. He says the local team
contributed much to the splendid