Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1923, Page 5

; With sixteen rooms or more and prin-| FIAL TEACHER PAY L. NADE PUBL Adoption of Bill by Education Board Blocked—Order Hearing Monday. The final draft of the proposed new teachers' salary bill to be introduced in Congress In the present session as 4 substitute for the Capper measure, which failed of passage in the Sixty- seventh Congress, was made public today by the board of education. An effort to adopt the bill at the echool board meeting yesterday after- noon was blocked by Capt. Julius I. T'eyser, new appointee on the body, who demanded sufficient time to con-| sider the measure. As a result a spe- clal public hearing was called for Monday night at 8 o'clock in the Franklin School. Meet Teachers' Views. During the redrafting of the tenta- tive salary bill the board made a number of changes to meet the de- mands of the various teacher groups. or the bill in its pres- ows: ¥ laries of teachers and brarians (vearly incraoases of Group A, 500 group B, $2.600 to Officers’ Pay Schedule. H Article 11.—Salaries of administra- | supervisory officers (vearly of $100, unless otherwise P Class 5—Teaching principals with from four to seven rooms, § | 2.600. s f—Teaching principa m eight to fifteen rooms, $2, 00, with 500 to & T—Administrative principals | cipals of vocational and Americaniza- tion schools, §2,900 to $3,200. Class $—Principals of Junior high schools, $3.500 to $4,000. Class ' 9—Principals of senior high and normal school. 0 to $4,500. pecial sub- g principals, nter department—Di- $3.500; general sec- community $1,400 1o $1,700. Depurtment of school attendance and work permits—Director, $3,200 to £ attendance officers. $2,100 ttendance officers, $1.400 to sus inspectors, $1,400 to 4 of examiners s—Chief examiner, for white $4,000 tant superintendents, $4.200 to | stant superintendents, 0; superintendent of $8.000 1o 310,000 (yearty ins £ 5§1,000). —_— RHODES PLAN OPPOSED. Member of Michigan Regents Against Accepting Scholarships. \1‘[!1\0\ w is. member of i of regents and the state legls- at a meeting of regents yes- | Mr. Cashman declared that posed to the university ac- | any more Rhodes scholar- traitors of some of A young men and for this r I am opposed to the university cepting such scholarships. to ] CHARGES NEW. YORK HAS | 104 BOLSHEVIK PAPERS Elks’ Leader Decllres 5,000,000 Persons Read Radical Press of Metropolis. By the Associated Press. LOUISVILLE, Ky. Asserting there are 104 bolshevik newspapers published in New York and read by 5,000.000 persons, James G, McFarland, nd exalted ruler of December 6.— the Order of Elks, appealed to mem- bers of the fraternity to combat the growth of bolshevism in the United States In a speech here in connection - THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. with the laying of the corner stone! for a new Elks" home. Appeal'ng to members of the order to combat the menace of bolshevism by active patriotism and intelligent | exercise of the ballot, Mr. McFarland told his auditors that each of the 104 bolshevik papers he said were pub- lished in New York attacked civiliza- tion, law and order. Besides Mr. MoFarland, Fred C. Robinson, Dubugue, lowa, grand sec- retary, and A. B. Horton, Cincinnati, president of the Ohio State Associa- tion of Elks, were among prominent | members of the order here for the laying of the corner stone. | —_— At the age of elghteen vears Miss | Julla_Relling is the active manuger of & large Minnesota farm. “You'll Be Up Against It” —as the saying is—a little later if you don't look after the deficiencies in your roof serious and damaging. Don’t take anything for dmun of the roof of your building expertly inspected NOW-—before they become granted—but have the corll; it’s all right we’ll tell you so—and you can rest satisfied in the knowledge that it will weather the severity of the winter. And if it needs attention—it’ll get just what it should have from us. adopt makeshifts—but go to We don't experiment—we know. We don’t the root of the trouble—so that our repairs become permanently curative. But send for us NOW! 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