Evening star., 1924-10-16
MUSIC BODY GIVEN
RIGHTS IN SCHOOLS
Community Concerts May
Use Auditoriums Without
Cost During Year.

cation at its meeting yesterday after
noon in the Franklin School. This
privilege entities the association to
the free use of the Central and East
ern High School auditoriums on GER
tain specified nights throughout the
year.
Rev. +. I. \. Bennett made futile
effort to have the board defer action
on the new contract with the music
association III order to give Ernest
Greenwood. who was absent, suffi-
cient time TO familiarize himself with
Il. Mrs. Cecil Norton Sisson, general
director of the community center de-
LIartmcnt, however, warned the board
that postponement Of action would
delay the association in carrying out
its proposed program OF activities,
and on motion of Edwin G. Graham
the contract was approved.
The report of Mrs. Lillian y. Her
ron, chairman of the committee on
legislation. indorsing in principle
building program and the compulsory
school attendance and school census
bill now pending in Congress, was
approved unanimously. Mrs. Herrons
report also recommended the abandon
nent of the campaign for free text
school pupils because of the difficulty
in getting sufficient appropriations
Tor the physical needs of the schools,
and the framing of legislation which
will eliminate the $4,000 salary limita-
tion as applied to teachers.
Another recommendation of the leg
Islation committee proposed modifica-
tion of the bill providing for the re-
organization of the school system and
its introduction in Congress at the
beginning of the forthcoming session.
The action of James L. Lloyd, pres
ident of the board, in. suspending
Mrs. d. S. Schott, 4 teacher in the
schools of the fifth division, on a
charge of gross violations OF the
rules, was sustained. At the same
time the suspension was continued
until the teacher can appear before
the board for a hearing.
Changes in Personnel.
Changes in personnel approved by
the board follow:
eSignattons-M J.. Lewis, teacher,
class "a. Business High School; p. r.
Crandali, teacher, class 3A, Business
High School; L. +. Washington, teach
CT. class IA. Brookland School: II. +.
Burkart, teacher, class IA, music;
VI. T. Gaddis, teacher, class IA, Pea
body Hilton school: J. T. Little,
teacher. class Ia. Dennison School;
\. L. Shannon, teacher, class Ia,
Brookland School: y. J.. Parton,
teacher, class Ia. Blow School; Will
liam Wolfe, laborer, Eastern High
school; Peter Murphy, coal passer
Eastern High School; II. VI. Bryan,
teacher, class Ia, Banneker School;
=. Med. George, teacher, class la
physical training.
TermInation-Delano Luce, teacher,
class &C, Columbia Junior High
School.
Leave of absence-C. D. Walter
teacher, class IA, Franklin n-Thomson
IL
"a. Business High School; NJ. Mel
Giles. teacher. class Ia. Stevens
school; II. r. Cesteros, teacher. class
IA, Bowen School.
Promotions-F. A. Reeve, teacher,
from class Ia, Johnson Powell School,
10 class "a, Macfarland Junior High
school; c: Espey. teacher: from
class "a. Jefferson Junior High, to
class &c, Columbia Junior High
school: T. B. Montgomery, janitor,
from Smallwood Bowen School to Co
iufnbia Junior High School; L. L. Nc
Queeney from coal passer, Central
High School, to assistant engineer,
Western High School, Frederick Hull,
from assistant janitor, Western High
school to engineer, Langley Junior
Hight School; r. Il. Parker, from Ia
borer, Buchanan School, to assistant
engineer, Western High; G.. L. kneas,
from Iaborer, Eastern High School, to
assistant ianitor, Eastern High; H. f.
Marshall, teacher. Randall Junior
High School, from class "a, to class
&c
Transfer-A- L. Heron, teacher,
oILss IA, from Brookland School to
, II Isle department.; +. II. krehbiel,
teacher, class "a, from Mckinley
High to Business High; L. M W.
Reeve, teacher, class &C. from Colum-
bia Junior High to Business High;
nir
from grade To grade 4; Florence
Judge, teacher, class 3A, from Nc
kinley High co Business High; F.. t.
Herbert teacher, class la, from Brad
Icy School TO West School; l. A Floria-
teacher, class Ia, from Abbot-Twin-
ing School to Monroe School; Mae
DeminE, teacher, Abbot-TW1n1ng
school, from grade to grade 6; r +.
>happirio, = acher, AbbotTwining
school. from grade to grade 5; f..
u. Marshall, teacher, Peabody Hilton
School, from grade to grade 5; b.
r. Wood, teacher, Peabody-Hilton
school, from grade to grade a; p.
w Walthe~, teacher, Peabody-Hilton
School, from grade 2 to grade 3; N.
:. HeSse, teacher, Peabody-Hilton
school, from grade l to grade 2; II.
L. Mockabee, teacher, Peabody-Hilton
school, from grade coaching to grade /.
I'D. McAuliffe, from janitor Lang
I IHy-Junior High to engineer Western
high; j. +. Hanrahan, assistant jani-
OF. from Eastern High to Western
tGissh; j. $. CaSlow, janitor, from
Jefferson School to jefferson Junior
!Iigh School; Normal Johnson, Ia
aorer, from jefferson School to JEFF
ferson Junior High School; William
freeman, laborer from Jefferson
school to jefferson Junior High
School; Andrew Hawkins, laborer
rom jefferson School to Jefferson
Junior High School; w. c. Mitchell
janitor. from Berret School to Divi-
sion 2.
il. u. Hairston, teacher, Stevens
school, from grade to grade 5; F
j.. Gould, teacher, class Ia, from
Garrison School to Reno School; Z. L
Newman. teacher, Garrison School
from grade ) to grade 4; L. A. Moore
teacher, Garrison School, from grade
to grade 5; NJ. l. Pearce, teacher
Garrison School, from grade / tc
Grade 2; L. Y. Brown, teacher, clas.
IA from Mott School to Bower
school; L. f. Gilbert, teacher, class
Ia from Cleveland School to Ban
neker School; T. Cohran, teacher
class Ia, from Mott School to Cleve
land School; w. l.. Savoy. teacher
class Ia, from Military Road Schoo
TO Cleveland School; II. +. Gillem
teacher, class IA, from Reno Schoo
To Military Road School; f. c. Jack.
son, teacher. Cook School, from grad,
) to grade 8; G. e. Hill, teacher
Cook School, from grade to grade
=; Il. Matthews, teacher, Cook School
rom grade to grade 4; E. " Cole
tcacher. Cook School, from crado
10 grade 5; V. P. Snowden. teacher
class IA, from Wilson Scnuo, t