Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1922, Page 23

. WE BUY Men s New and Used Clothing Highest Pgices Cdl Franklin’ 73’5-.] OPPOSED BY COMMISSIONERS SChOOl Heads, HOWCVCE. Wl].l pl'CSS Clalms at Hearings in Congress — New Rating System AUrged’. % Jes BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 4% or 83 months. Tt Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- ifore maturity. Assets More_ Than Hearings before Senate and House jeouncil, said that at a conference te- committees ,on the new salary bill,;cently with the Commissioners as a representative of the education cem- carrying increases in pay for Disttict | [ERYeSchiabive of the educa Citizens' I public school -teachers, will notbe | Associations he learned that the Con held until the Comissioners report:| Missloncrs were not inclinedl to favor | /77 e Increase pay at s me. B W e e gatno% | He' sald the Commissioners feel that the Teachers' Council at a mesting | the statutory employes of the Digtrict Tast night in the Franklin School. Dr. | Eovernment are entitied to any wage in- Ballou said 1t was originaily planned | S"2§5¢3 1o be granted by Coligmen M to hold the hearings.when the bill | told the: Commissioners,” sald Mr. was_Introduced in Congress several e A ety Sty wecks ago. A report on the measure is expected ‘fronl the Commissioners soon,. Dr. | Ballou said. and he believes it will “However, 1 | nope the Commissioners will not ‘re- the bill. We: have a good case, but it ls i danger of some embarrass- ment." Reports” ‘were ‘submitted by chair- men of the cammittees on ratings, be an unfavorable one. o lenven of absence and substitute $7,000,000 | Port unfavorably.” declared the super- | service. “Kach report recommended a encies ey do not indorse 1, | gefinite pian for improving the work- Surplus Near: 1 hope they will not act to oppose it. | {yir'conditions of the teachers. Ill'P S efll’illg | It is very desirable to receive a fa- ”no ono | vorable report from the Commission- New Rating System Urged. ers"” Dr. Ballou emphasized that an = . * | unfavcrable ceport by the' Commis- |\ The rating tommittee. hoaded by sioners would not mean the cancelin; Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. [ll| 5705 nearings Sifore consrescionsy e system of rating teachers be JAMES BERRY. President committees. de‘ ed, so that ll:eyl\\ol.;:’d be g’;lx:ren JOSHUA W. CARR, Secret g - Imaximum credit to teaching al 4 Gt Cppoxed by Commissioners. land corresponding credit for person- l=————=————————————=->' Allan Davis, principal of Business|ality. The committce also recom- S High Sciool and president of the | mended that the teacher found weak into conference with a !auper‘l:o ‘officcr and given con- = | structive criticism. If the teacher should continue to fail, further recommended that given some other kind of “Rating as a definite ‘pla nlullnn on. merit _is be taken AU lIlIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIIlllIIIII]IIIIIIIIIIUH'- the report he be or pro- is neces- Inder the sent conditions, teachers complain Pat the terms of pedagogy aiffer {among the offiders and that the rat- ng is merely tmpressionistic.” Mrs. Werner pointed out that the | present rating m has been in !use for many years, and declared iz credit for per- 0 two school offl- f Absence Discussed. | Ten days' annual leave of absence pwith full pay in case of personal ill- ness or during guarantine, four da: leave with full pay for absence caused by death in a teacher's imme- diate family, and consideration of a sgbbatical year for travel and study in' Bight: s, was recommended by the repott of the leave of absence committee headed by Miss. Edna The . auntele AM;\LLORY Spring Hat of unexampled smartness, in the new shades of sand, gray and brown, for the well- dressed man. 5 Raleigh Haberdasher 1109-1111 Pennsylvania Avenue Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes Unitsd :.uues grun! ves of absence similar to those recommended by her committee. “A day's leave””she said, “often saves children ot a full week of lifeless teaching.” The report that nine ci year for teachers. Boston teachers. according to the report, get one vea leave of absengce with full pa | twenty-one for “rest and recreat! | More Substitutes Favored. | A substitute teacher for each eight Irooms of the elementary ‘schools who would act us coaching teachers when not actually engaged in replacing an 'abgent teacher and substitutes per- | manently placed in the hlgh schools |in number to be determined by the | superintendent was urged in a report of the substitute committee, of which Miss . Janet McWilliam is chairman. Such substitutes, the report stated, should have eligibillty requirements leaves: of absence and longevity pa : . Recommendations of the three co fttees will be taken up for consi MR oration at a Special meeting of the f Miss Dixon stated have a sabbatical LU L T L R e T R T PO TR T T EH LT T T TH = Reasons Why You Should SEE---HEAR---BUY THIS Columbla Grafonola FREE REPAIR SERVICE FOR ONE YEAR 3 SPRING MOTOR THE ONLY PHONOGRAPH SELLING FOR LESS THAN $150 HAVING THIS STRENGTH MOTOR ALL PARTS, INCLUDING MAIN SPRINGS, FURNISHED AND PUT IN FREE FOR 1 YEAR ADJUSTABLE PRODUCER, GIVING 'ANY TONE DESIRED EASY WEEELY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS RECORD COMPARTMENT HOLDING 75 RECORDS NO INTEREST CHARGED PERFECT TONE SOLD AT PREWAR g PRICES °. BEAUTIFUL WITH AL{, NEW « MAHOGANY CASE IMPROVEMENTS Model E-2 STOPS AUTOMATIC only m\fn MANY OTHER WITHOUT SETTING $85 REASONS 1210 G Street Northwest Harry C. Grove, Inc. Large, New Home of L. T. JONES 'BEDDING 931 H St. NW Main 2097 ist. April 1, 1901, at 633 H Street N.W. April 7, 1913, moved to 9th and H Sts. N.W. . Feb. ht, 1922, to present permanent home .21 Years in Same Neighborhood With our larger stock and facilities, we are better equipped than ever to- satisfactorily serve the public. v e To our many friends and patrons we wish to extend our very sincere thanks, and respect-- fully - solicit- your continued patronage’ and recommendation where yoy deem us worthy. L. T. JONES, BEDDING ”ll'l St NW. . make a favorable recommendation on |* THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TEACHERS" SALARY INCREASES: | council to be called before the Easter holidays. Tho councll accepted the resigna- tion of Mrs. E. C. Paul, delegate rep- resenting the high school teachers, with regret. It was reported that the council has $436.75 to its credit In the Business High School Bank. Dr. Simon Praises Council Dr. Abram Simon, member of the board of education, expressed his gratificatiow of the manner in which the council is functioning, and. de- clared that he believes the teachers | “are on the right road to creating. the real school system we need here.” “It i3 the teachers who are really the school system,” said Dr. Simon. “Beautiful buildings do not mgke a lachool system. T believe you can be {of service to your superintendent as well_as tho board of education. I aseure you of the personal interest in the vork you are doing.” ru! “La BDomita” in two v wacrifice. Mcn wi the nricex are thi; 11 be able to make humidor 1 it we fot Is gone. All Clgnrs are guarnnteed fresh, Buy ax many as you want; there is mo limit on the quan- tity until the 110,000 are gone. Londres Shape, 10 Box of 100, $2.40 “Perfectos” Shape’ 3 for 10c—S8 for 25¢ Box of 50, $1.50 Senator Shortridge Would Protect 74 BONITA CIGARS 110,000 of the chofcest Manllla Cigars nt the lowest want to stock thelr e . FAVORS DYE INDUSTRY. the out of the dye hearlng, declared himself |5tat In favor of adequate permanent pro- tection of the American dye and or- ganic chemical industry, “by an em- bargo, it necessary,” during an In- formal discussion following the close of .vesterday's session. s The existing. temporary embargo the senator to | to i finai ad worked very well, sald. After hearing Irene du Pont, presi- dent of the E. I du Pont de Nemours Very No.4-7th Specially y popular shapes sound perfect. for 25¢ charges of monopolistic conditions in Journed the hearigg to 10 o'clock to- morrow morning. “He explained that he wished time Lo appear before the Senate finance committee, in response of witnesses before the subcommiiiee relative to the question of what con- stitutes adequate protection for the American dye and organic chemigal industry. ANo. 3-14th & U Sts. N. W. MEN 11" Your Opportunity to Buy NEW SPRING SU!TS | C., WFD\IESDAY MARCH lo, 21922, . 23 —_— Company, who vigorously dJdeclared I Pape . —'P . fing American dye industry to be with- foundation and charged that op- No dirt, werk or worry if you intrist the work to us. Bcreens snd Vi'hu‘ln‘ I ” position to development of the Ameri- Latest designs and cuts, N by Embargo, if Necessary. can dye ":ld“uy orl‘m‘.wd with the dAMI 'l.l‘l:r“lltmdon. Spe- 17.50 Shades to order. { Senator Shortridge of California, th:'px:" lye monopoly, and Dr. || S A T T ’ s H Hert esident of th H chtimen ot sebcomiics 5% he S3ich P ety it 5t % |~ JOSEPH GOLDMAN || CORNELL WALL PAPER co: . Senate judiclary committee in charge |turers' Association, who finished his! 1413 H St. N.E. {71430 N, i ement, Senator Shortridge aa- | - =4 /AUFMAN | OPTOMETRIST . Lyes Scientifically Examine ed Without Drops. Glasses Fitted—Repnaired; 1720 Pa. Ave. ,,..';".'.':,"A'Z.. i ts invitation. He planned, he sa‘d, nvite the attention®of the Senatc nce committee to the testimony _on Cigaretfes “If a manufacturer reduces a price today, People’s patrons pay less to- morrow.” We annou; S70i No. 1-7°6 K Sts. N. W. No. 2.7th & E Sts. N. W. &MSts.N.W. No.5-8th & H Sts. N.E. ettes. Men will Hote especially that it pays to buy the carton of 10\ packages. gf,'b’;!f.m 1I Packages of l. 8¢ Chesterfields | Packages of 20, 15 oid mitl { Carton of 10 Packages, NoST036MSEN.W. 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