Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1924, Page 13

TAX BOARD BARS REFUNDING CLAIM Precedent Believed Set by Decision—Many Cases Will Be Affected. it for adjudi- s recalled \e taxpayers Law. ird appeared In eranting to dismiss the SCHOOL VACANCY TO BE FILLED SOON Successor to Miss Hendley in Sixth District to Be Recommended Today. A successor to Miss Flora L. Hend- ley, supervising principal of the sixth division, who retires Scpt r after 48 years of active serv District public school sys recommended to the Board of Edu- . | when the fourth di THE EVENING ST. cation at its meeting this afternoon by Superintendent Frank W. Ballou. Miss Hendley’s successor will be given a temporary appointment for a year, on account of the plans of school officials to consolidate in the future some of the supervisory offices. Although Dr. Ballou has not def- initely decided as to whom he will name, he indicated that he will follow his customary policy in pro- moting those already within the hool system. The selection is ex- cted to be made from a group of achers who qualified for the posi- tion of supervising principalship n vacancy was filled by Miss Adelaide Davis. A number of other appointments will be e by the board Wednesday Demand and get the yenuine Established 1860 ]( Dr. Ballou sald, however, that he would not, for another week at least, submit to the board his recommenda. tion for director of intermediate in- struction, made vacant by the death of Alexander T. Stuart. —_— Louise, which started Miss., was destroyed by fire Monday aight and raged unabated until late yesterday. The loss was estimated at $280,000. —_— A popular London dancer wears three different gowns every night, 7 Million Feet of Lumber Burned. VICKSBURG, Miss., September 10.— Seven million feet of lumber owned by the Belgrade Lumber Company at Wm. L. F. King, President 916 15th Street and she has so many go on changing at th twice. 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