Evening Star Newspaper, September 20, 1923, Page 3

* URGE NEW SYSTEM 10 PICK TEACHERS School Board Members Ob- * ject to Selecting Girls by Alphabetical List. ‘Washington nor- ratings are equal straws to deter- their appointment school system. tHe board of Graduates of the mal schools whose may have to draw mine the order of to positions In the Several members of education yesterday afternoon criti- cized the present method of appoint- ing normal school graduates to teach- ing positions and recommended that a lottery system be substituted. It h.’l‘ been the rule of the board to give positions to the norm school graduates holding the same rdting in alphabetical sequence. Thus, If a sraduate is fortunate enough to have her family name begin with she ts the position, while tho: nates whose names begin with letters further down the alphabet must wait until other vacancies occur. Charges Injustice. Willlam L. Houston precipitated a Jong discussion by attacking the pres- ent system which he charged did an injustice to some of the normal school graduates. He recommended that graduates holding equal draw lots” to determine n the el hle list headed by was named by Callahan investigate Ernest President the committee Greenwood Daniel pres 1 )1 graduates positic and make its recommenda- tions to the board special meet z to be called sometime next week Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins and Mr. ston are other members of the committee. 1 board gave i of four new e naming of which 1yed for more than fi to a ove with as to_whether or the Board « to to teaching approval to the school had been de- e months, due the Commis- the school Commi: on ard for school buildings ind the names approved are: The school on_§ ad_to be known the Charles Raymond, the in Ingleside to be known as Bancroft, the school which Tenley to be known T T. Janney and the stern High School, which has converted into a junior R to be known as the Lemon ‘Galpin Hine Successor to Hayeock. noun ank W ‘yrepared ement was made by Supt. Ballou that he would be to recommend a successor L. Haycock, the supervising third division, who superintendent of on October 1, at the special meetin week. The ad SPECIAL NOTICES. an ard su- RNACE. conl; have a save gas: save steps. 5 New York ave. CONTE: S PLANS AND E store fronts, pairs Stomw. TIMATES. adit alter eral contracting. Phone Franklin TRI g firm will handle gen- modeling and repair work to maintain nization during fall and winter Address B Wi 415 and Penna. ave. communicate K Y 0% man at day eve it 1-WILI debts FRANK TORT about 10:30 Fri CAPARELL, 1414 NOT BE I otracted by NIGHTINGAL TANY myse ECTORS of corpor the under- being members of the board of di- fors of the Blue and White Taxi Company, Trcorporated, which board consists of three 1) members. do_herel dicate our consent , the change of name of the said Blne and Whi pany. Inc., to that of A. and W Inc.; and do certify the said actio Feferréd to in the certificate of name, ax above noted, was i action of the subscribers, the Doard of directors of the said corporation. 1E_B. AND N WILLIAMS, b READY ROOFERS! No matter what your roof require We liuve the knowledge Yo "give | You promi. aiwafs " Aik for estic 22 F St. N.W. others th oth_st and capable service mute! “Biges Puts HEAT :n Heatin INSURE COMFORT —for winter by letting us re- place or repair your Heating ’lant now. We're reasonable. The Biggs Engineering Co., WARREN W. BIGGS. President. 12!07]7 ‘17\' Ww. = 1. Fraok. 817. Facials,Scalp Treatments,etc. Fome work by sppnintment, or call 104 1. "LLOORS REFINISHED OR POLISHED . E. NASH. Col._1231. NOW IS THE TIME —while the weather is good to have us look vour roof over. Moderate charges prevail FRONCLAD Jootns 1121 5th at. o ~_Company. Phone M 1 ent system of appointing the nor- { buildings | foners { ad the authority to choose the names | The new schools | | | | together | A r {Dr. { teacher: jand the {were approved { Donovan, hat | ifrom THE WORLD AT ITS.WORST-— READS NOTICE ON BACK CR MENU THAT NO TIPS ARE TO RE OPPERED WAITERS, AND THAT THERE IS A SER = VICE CHARGE INSTEAD DECIDES TO' SEE WHAT OTHER. PEOPLE DO ABOUT IT. FIXES AND WATCHFULLY _ WAITS WATCHES WAITER OUT OF CORNER OF EVE TO SEE W HE LOOKS EXPECTANT OR. NoT decision to fill Mr. Haycock’s position and not leave it vacant, as had been proposed The board recommendation eight additional four units, with an principal in charge of a result four new Ballou's union of approved for Dr. the ministrative ) officers now in the hools grouped the Tyle erce with with the total of forty su school system. Th vesterday e the “Cranch, the P Webb. the Eckington with the Emer: Ballou to Lecture. Supt. Ballou was autho board to give a course of the City Superintendent” University of Pennsylvania. last fifteen two-hour Problems at the weeks, lecture course wi sisting of Friday evening. Opening the night schools October 1 was approved by the board Orranization of these schools will be ted immediately by officials. port on the enroliment on the opening day of schools was made by Dr. Ballou. Although the total num- ber enrolled at the beginning of the neyw term was slightly lower than on the first day of school last year, Ballou pointed out that this was nt, and that the enroll- ment would gradually increase unt about November 1, when the peak is expected to be reached Teacher Changes Many. Numerous changes in nnel which include the transfer of 166 the promotion of fifty-eight appointment of seventy-six, the board as fol- each of on not_signifi R. A. Hussey, teach- leave of absence: M. H teacher, now on absence; F. 1. Brown, teacher, 3, Dennison School; H. R. Hill, te 2. Webster 3 class 3, Bi anson, teac H. Hetfield, teacher, class 1 training Miner er, clas ancil, 2, Mott School, ; teacher, class 4, Burville Retirements—G. R. Devitt, teacher, class 6b, Western High School; M. M. teacher, class 4, Toner Sch Leave of teacher, cla music. Transfers—B. L. Dore, teacher, class 4, from grade 5 to grade 7, Little, teacher, C ade 3 to grade 4; teacher. class 3, from John to Corcoran: M. M. Ehrhart, trom grade 3 to grade 4, F¥. C. Linfoot, teacher, ¢ Dennison to Addison} ; Johnson, teacher, class 2, from Force to Curtis-Hyde; E. H. Hess, teacher, from Weightman to John Eaton; F. W. Layton, teacher, class 4, from Cranch to Lenox: M. T. Lar- combe, teache class 4, from Bu- chanan to Brya Margaret Gessford, teacher, Buchanan, from grade 6 to grade 7; M. A. Rick, teacher, Buchan- an, from grade 5 to grade 6; Z L. Clendening. teacher, class from Ketcham-Van Buren to Lenox; ) McG. Murphy, teacher, Tyler, from grade 5 to grade 6; B. L. Lucas, teach- er, class 4, from Ketcham-Van Buren to Tyler; A. I. Kinnear, teacher, class 5. from Columbia Junior High to Langley Junior High; J. A. Tennyson, teacher, class 5, from Gales-Blake to Langley Junior High; L. E. Emmer- man, teacher, class 4, from Emery to Brookland; H. O. Cromwell, teacher, class 4, from Gage to Twining; C. E. Roberts, teacher, class 5, from Gage F. P. Fernald, teach- 4, from Gage to Gales-Blak ick, trade instructor, class unior High: A, from Cen- High; E. H. from Colum High; clas: 3, E. Guest, absence— M. Duke, tral High to Iastern Jonas, teacher, class 6A, bia Junior High to Kastern Mary McPheeters, teacher, from Dent to Dennison; C. . Furniture Repairing, Chair Caneing Upholstering ; small shoj prices. CLAY ARMSTRONG 3 10th st. n.w. Franklin 7483 Beautiful Floors 01d floozs made new or new floors laid €. ADAMS, Main 1457. 635 F st. n.w No Printing Job Too karge For Us— Large or small, your otder will be perfectly executed. The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D St. N.W. J. C. Ruzanski & Co. Formerly located at 611 6th st. m.w.; mow ated at 467 C n.w. Phone Franklin Larger and better facilities; prompt S fice. Expert cabinet makers, repairers and J<iuianers. Specializing on antique furniture. Nokol AutomaticOil Burners — fit and sold by the authorized dis- Telbutor under year's guarantee at grest sav. ng Only limited number so sct quickly. Mliual Service, THT New Yorx ave. Main 3883, The Adams’ Impress —on" your printing is an as- surance of quality and satis- faction. High grade, but not high priced. BYRON S. ADAMS, ZRiyiss . " Tin Roofs—Slag Roofs REPAIRED AND PAINTED. Call Main 760, Wash. Loan & Grafton&Son,Inc., . g 3 o o Meating-end Boofing Bxverts 85 Years. small G2 300 1ae., Electric Wiring And Repairing Any 6-Room House Wired for $60.00 Including Bath, Halls and Basement RALPH P. GIBSON 2217 14th St. N.W. Potomso 728 Night Service—Potomac 1935, Columbia 5210. Cord Tires on Credit Pay As You Ride A_SMALL_ PAYMENT DOWN BALANCE ONE, TWO AND THREE MONTHS Guaranteed 8,000 Miles T. 0. PROBEY 0. Phone West 133 2100 Pa. Ave. NW. principals were appointed, making a '[ HIS EVE ON ADJACENT TAGLE THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, IN A NO-TIP RESTAURANT. THINKS THAT’S A PRETTY GoOD IDEA - THEN YOU DONT HAVE TD WORRY ALL THROUGH THE MEAL . ABOUT HOW MUCH You'RE GOING_TO TIP TURNS AWAY QUICKLY AS AD- JACENT TABLE SHOWS SIGNS OF RESENTMENT AT BEING STARED AT FUMBLES UNDECIDED WITH CHANGE AND TINALLY COM- PROMISES BY SLIPPING HALT LEAVES HL —By GLUYAS WILLIAMS | WONDERS , THOUGH, WHETHER. IT5 JUST A BLUFF - PERHAPS VOU'RE EXPECTED TO P ANVWAY READS NOTICE QVER AGAIN CAREFULLY e RRIEDLY, PEELING SURE HE'LL. BE ACCOSTED BY MANACE - MENT FOR CIVING ANYTHING, OR)] OF USUAL AMOUNT UNDER PLATE = BY WAITER R NOT GIVING (C) The McClure Newspoper Symdicate. sc |A te je ic J J & e A P g | = te A P o s. s t A P wl Mec M { Haslup, teacher, class 5, K and the Brent with the Dent.}to Langley son, | Langl °d by the | teacher, teacher, |grade 3'to grade The | g con- | from Franklin-Thomson to Hine M. worth, from grade 3 to grade 4; M. H Marine, teacher, te | | Hurley Petworth to Macfarland Ju West to Macfarland Junior High; High from ' Henr: Bertha Hartsall room, 50 per cent more. Rooms from domestic unior High; R. J. class 3, domestic High; from »wn, clence L. Macina, teac s rthur to Emery-Eckington; 1. M udge, teacher. class 3, from Emer ckington to Arthur; C. E. Challice, | eacher, ss 5, from Henry-| to Columbia Junior ~High; . Trotter, teacher, cluss 4; Henr: to Langley Junior High; A s 5. from Gage chool to Langley Junior High: Selma use, teacher, class 4, from Twining Junior High; V. H. John- teacher. class 4, from Cooke to Junior High: M. E. Cook, Ketcham-Van Buren, from to grade 6; A. D. Blankenship, Ketcham-Van Buren, from 4; H. L. Faust, teach- ool, from grade 1 to grade Thonssen, teacher, from class an, to class Hine Junior B. B. Howell, teacher, class 5 Jun- teacher. | rade or High; L. M. lass 5, from W unior High; Macintosh, lacheTowers to Hine R. Woodward, teach- | r, class 5, from Wheatley to Hine | unior High; A, M. Clayton, teacher lass 5, from Burroughs to aton; R. | Lambiase, teacher, class 2, from | age to ington . - r, class 4, from ge; Margare from G Sckington; ass 5. from | arolyn Faris, | from Cooke to West! | class 2, from | Hubbard; M. T. 3, from Dent Hannan, ss 3. from Wh C. McKay, teache: etworth to Allison Street portables; R. Herron, teacher, Pet” | to lass 4, Cooke. from to grade 6 Hilton, Monroe, from grade 1 to T. Schmidt, teacher, class | n Ness to Petworth: A. C- class 3, from Morgan | > Cooke: G. L. Ladson. teacher, class Petworth to Macfarland Junior High : . B. Goodman, teacher, class 5, from etworth to Macfarland Junior High; | . H. Shipley. teacher, class 4, from rade 5 cher, rade B. Waters, teacher, Lewis, teacher, clas c scienc 3, from domes. Junior High C. Thornhill, class 4, from ark View cfarland Junior E. M. Church, teacher, class 4, Polk -Hyde te: from Chevy Chase, D. C. CORNER BUNGALOW $8,450 Fire rooms and bath, hot-water heat. hardwood floors, large front porch, full cellar and attic; lot 60x115 ft. MODERATE TERMS Call M. & R. B. Warren 1412 Eye-St. N.W. Fr. 1484 Day Adams 1702 Evening FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 LEETH BROTHERS Service Charge never Over $1.00 The Rare Book Shop. 723 Seventeenth St. Main 1201 Highest Prices Paid —for entire Libraries or Single Volumes, Prints, En- gravings and Autograph Let- ters. Representative will call. CASH PAID and purchases lior < ENQUEH! Emery to Force; Vena Spence, teach- er, class 3, from Domestic Art to Hine Junior High; A. A. Hinkel, teacher, class, 4, Wallach-Towers to Hine Junior High: A. B. Hessler. teacher, classs, Wallach-Towers to ne Junior High: B. Leesnitzer, teacher, to Wallach- Tower teacher, class from -Hilton to Wal- B. i. Dagnall, teacher, ch-Towers Oatley, teacher, class 4, from grade R. Weber, tea 1 to grade 2 . er, class 4, from John- to’ Macfarland Junior Toner, . class to Junior W. Hob, class Ross to Junior E. Weedon, t Powell to M from grade uley, 1. from Maefarls Burden bia Jur High; from s H u Katherine rom Colum- arland Junior instructo : M. L, e, to Hin teache Williams, Takoma: 4. from M EW . HOMES $4,950 to $29,500 Consult Us Before Buying W. C. and A. N. MILLER ! Realtors i 1119 17th St. _ Main 1790 | FIRST TRUST NOTES For Sale —in convenient demominations of $250 and upward. See Mr. Field Hedges & Middleton, Inc. REALTORS 1334 H St. N.W. Frankkn 9503 We Junior High; 4 class 4, from Pet- W. Dembitz, Dennison _to FOR RENT 1635 Connecticut Avenue ONE STORE $150 per month by year— and two shops on second floor $50 per month each For Inspection and Further Particular Apply Randall H. Hagner & Co. 1207 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Main 9700 ‘We have an opening for two live experienced salesmen with automobiles. Confidential. Apply Benton, Trenholm & Company 924 17th Street NW. Main 4826 Main 502 Ross; E. T. Koeber, teacher, class 4 West to Johnson-Powell; G. Thomas, teacher, class 3, Takoma “to West; 1. K. Holmes, teacher, class 2, Takoma, from grade 1 to grade 2: H. J. Schlerf, teacher, class 4, from Petworth to Cooke; K. B. Grahame, teacher, class 4, Petworth to Park View; E. J. Lackey, teacher, class 5, from' Emery to Dennison; M. E. Waesche, ~teacher, class 2, from Smallwood-Bowen to Takoa: M. J. Smallwood-Bowen to Takoma; M. J. land to Tenley; D D. Pitzer, teacher, class 2, Buchanan to Dennison; L. L. Zimmerman, teacher, class 5, from Lenox to Hine Junior High; A. E. Hopkins, teacher, class 5, from Dent to Edmonds School; M. L. Ste- phens, teacher, class 5, _from Wal, h-Towers to Dent-Brent; Loulse Veihmeyer, teacher, class 4, from grade 6 to grade 7, Jefferson- Amidon; M. K. Blandford, teacher, Jefferson-Amidon, from grade 5 to grade 6; S, A. Mangum, teacher, clasy 3, Takoma, to Blow; F. M. Fulton, teacher, class 2, Wheatley, from grade grade 1 to grade 2; J. M. Staf- ford, teacher, class 3, from Blow to Blair-Hayes; Graco Bush, teacher, Madison, from grade 3 to grade 4: H. C. Bostrom, teacher, class 4, from Biair-Hayes to Taylor; D. S. Nolte, teacher, class 2, Wheatley, from grade 1 to grade 2; M. E. Ogden, teacher, class 4, Monroe, to Petworth; Lena Fowler, teacher, West, from grade 7, to grade 6; N. W. Crove, teacher, class 2, from Greenleaf to Woodburn: J. M. Searle, teacher, Park View, from K. P., to grade 3; E. C. McCormick, teacher, class 3, from Hubbard to Petworth; Helen Winter, teacher, class 3, from Cooke to Johnson-Pow- ell B. R. Timberlake, teacher, class 3, from Morgan to Cooke; A. E. Saw. ver, teacher, class 1, from Buchanan to Congress Heights; A. L. Phillip: teacher, class 1, from Twining to Peabody-Hilton; ' Hester Boteler, teacher, class 1, from Peabody to Twining; H. E. Townsend, teacher, clasy 3, from Takoma t k View: E. L. Henderson, class 3, from Park Vie : Thibadeau, teacher, Webster to Park View: G. M. Jan teacher, class 3, from Dent to Web< ster; M. B. Venables, teacher, class from Webster to Park View: D. sprucebank, teachee, class 1, from Congress Heights to Webster ectrical =.c(ne was! Terms If Desired Learn all about the Laun-Dry-Ette by asking for a free demonstration. trated booklet on request. Phone or write today. removed promptly. HOTEL INN | oL e 57 St Jinte e g1 1 Everything in Paints, Oils, Glass and Brushes Becker Paint & Glass Co. STORES FOR RENT 3218 14th Street N.W. (14th and Park Road) Large store for lease. For information apply B. F. Saul Co. 1412 Eye St. NW. Main 2100 During epidemics of colds, grippe, influenza, scarlet fever, diphtheria, whooping cough, sore throat and other ra- tory diseases, Zonite should be used fregnenfly as a throat spray and nasal douche. - Washington's ed homes. Contai (Woodley Rd.). 130 homes from struction. Middaugh & Woodward Building, 15th and H Sts. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER UN-DRY-ETTE LT TR SRR National Electrical Supply Co. 1328-30 NEW YORK ‘AVENUE MAIN 6800 o) “Qver 600 Nokol Burners in Washington™ MUTUAL SERVICE, INC. 1411 New York Ave. N,W.—Phones: Main 3884-4884 _ml most exclusive residential section of detach- g seven million feet of forest-covered land, with six_miles of improved streets. . Includes what remains of “The Triangle of Increasing Values” between Connecticut, Massachusetts and Cathedral avenues Over five million feet of land sold. Over $15,000 to $200,000 built and under con- Wooded villa sites, lots and central and side hall brick homes, with lots from 50 to 115 feet front—Park Office, |! 32d and Cathedral Ave. (Woodley 20, 1923. Whiting, from laborer to fireman, Coiumbia Junfor High; H. C. White, | Janitor, from Petworth to Columbia ' Junior High; 8. A. Collins, teacher, class 3, from Randall-Cardozo to Am- | bush; G. J. Hough, teacher, class 3, ! from’ Logan to Lincoln; M. A. Ma- | thews, teacher, class 2, from old Bell to mew Bell; 'A. V. Lewis, teacher, class_4, from Ambush to Cardozo— old Bell; M. J. Grinnage, teacher, class 3, from Stevens to Sumner-Ma- gruder; M. McL. Giles, teacher, class 3, from Briggs to Stevens; V. H. Rob- inson, teacher, class 3, from Sumner- Magruder to Briggs; E. H. Lawson, teacher, class 4, from Douglas-Sim- mons to Randall Junior High; E. R. Clarke, teacher, class 5, from Birney to Randall Juniior High: G. E. Sheffey, teacher, clags 4, from Wilson to Ran- dall Junior High; N. E. Boyd, teacher, class 4. from Stevens to Randall Junfor High; M. H. Plummer, teacher, class 4, from Bannaker to Randall Junior High; S. R. Quander, teacher, class 4, from' Bruce to Randall Junior High; §. E. Brooks, teacher, class 3, from Domestic Art to Randall Junior High; G. J. Hughes, teacher, class 4, from ' Domestic_Science to Randall Junior High; J. R. Bush, teacher, class 4, from Randall-Cardozo to Wilson:" A. D. Bell, teacher, class from new Bell to Bruce; J. O. s, teacher, class 4, from Gidding Stevens; M. E. Smith, teacher, class . from Lincoln to Garnet-Patterson: W. L. Brown, teacher, class 4, from Randall-Cardozo to Douglas-Simons. K. R. Martin, teacher, class 5, from Garrison-Cleveland to Shaw Junior High; J. H. Smith, teacher, class 5, from ' Cardozo-old Bell to Garrison- Cleveland; L. R. Lewis, teacher, Burr- ville, from grade 5 to grade 6; S. I Matthews, teacher, class 4, from Ran dall-Cardozo to Douglas-Simmons; A. M. Jackson, teacher, class 4, from phax to Douglas-Simmons; R. B. Green, teacher, class 4, from Ban ker to Burrville; I E. De Re teacher, dozo to Birney; 8. J. class 4, from Randail- Bell. Transfers and Promotions. Transfen the following teachers | he Randall-Cardozo to the Car-| ardozo to new administrativ on Pago 11, Column machine L] Illus- Massachusetts Park d.). Shanhon, Inc. | Established ' 1899 — ‘Learn the Facts About This Modern Way of Heating Your Home or Other Building EAL quality is built in OIL-O-MATIC. It doesn’t just happen—it costs money to put it there. The value of a purchase is based on what it does for you, not on the sales price. When you consider the many things OIL-O- MATIC does for every member of your family, the price is no longer a factor—it is a real oppor- tunity for the purchaser to economize. Call, Phone or Write for Full Particulars—NOW ! G 2nd H Heating. Co. Scientific Heating and Plumbing B F. HUNTSRERRY, Vice President Phone Main 4886 Prevdent 913-917 . Making your roof as good as new [here are two ways of doing a thing—and when it comes to roofs the Rose way is the best way. TFurn it over to us—and we will put it in first class Rose shape. Rose roofs are noted for their endurance. They withstand the elements and meet the demands of ex- posure without flinching—because our scientific knowl- edge is practically applied. Repair work—or new work—it makes no difference to us—we’re at your service—the best service, economi- cally rendered. 2120-22 Georgia Avenue Near Two Car Lines Strictly Modern Homes. Well Constructed. Beautifully Finished. $8,350 Zzzzizzzzzzzaz;z;zzzzzz??dd]d COLUMBIA PARK A New, Clean Subdvision, Where All Homes About You Are New Exhibit House INGRAHAM ST. N.W. (Bet. 7th & 8th Sts.) Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P. M. Take 14th St. car, get off at 8th and Kennedy Sts. (two blocks south), or take any 9th St. car and get off at Ingraham St. (two " D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Avenue N.W. Phone Main 1267 Homes of the Better Class in a Community Center Unsurpassed in This City. Six Large Rooms Strictly Modern Exceptional Value Just East of Grant Circle Exhibit House Third St. N.W. (Between Varnum and Webster) Our Terms Are Liberal To Inspect—Take 16th St. Bus to Grant Circle, or 9th St. Car marked “Soldiers’ Home" Open and Lighted Daily Until 9 P.M. D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1267