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ter ignorance of the matter in hand when he said: nd “I do not know just what this De- partment of Speech Improvement is supposed to do. Is it to improve enunciation and pronunciation; ts it to correct impediments of speech, or IN SCHOOL SOUGHT what? I think we ought to investi- gate the need of this department and ] the work it is doing before we act too hastily on the nomination.” BY MISS M NALLY Arthur S. Somers surprised those who had considered him in the “mi- oe nority” on the Board of Education by approving the {dea of an investi- H ° gation, although he declared hat- Hylan Board Again Holds Up} {iiy",e would vote for Miss MeNally Election, Though Stern jas emlnently qualified in every way Withdraws Objections. for the position if Mr. Stern's motion came to a vote. Appearing the meeting in a wheel -chai Grace Strachan With no further excuse for keep-| Forsythe protested against the tabling ing Miss Elizabeth H, McNally out|by the Board of Education at its last of the position of Director of Speech |Mecting of her request for ere ‘i gation of the statements of Dr. Bt- Improvement the Hylan-appointed | inger nt the time she was eldBted Board of Education in an cleventh-| associate Superintendent. hour move took the first step yester-| A-re day toward abolishing that position M, Samuel Stern, whose charges two weeks ago resulted in the Board t ‘ hers of evening schools, for y on the subject of a raise Ettinger, Superintendent of Schools, | e¥ening schools are in a terrible state completely exonerated the teacher in @ lengthy explanation at the meeting «|to-day Frank represented 1,400 principals : fh elementary evening fefusing to elect Miss McNally, de-|school teachers, was rejected after spite the urging of Dr. William L,|he had made the statement that “the especially the department for teaching English to foreigners. Inexperienced ‘teachers are in the classes. When wo into a vat of hot water. He was rea-\oner in St. John's Hospital. cent. of them, there is something) Holy Family Hospital suffering from wrong.” serious scalds. The Sinking Fund Commission will — ee be asked to turn over to the school = authorities the old police station onj BULLET FIRED IN AIR La Salle Street, near Amsterdam Avenue, to be fitted with twelve HITS NEGRO FUGITIVE classroonis and used as a school, The aera Glances From Building and Brings Down Alleged Coal Thiet. equipment will cost $36,000. Fred Gurkes, a Long Island Railroad ‘The board approved the bill before} the Legislature permitting aliens to become eligible as teachers after they = Policeman ‘Thomas Webs' GAS WORKER FALLS IN SCALDING | Rockaway Station to belp arrest them. WATER? hey. eaught Ruebia Moore, thitty,| fessliewsey cere” While working in the plant of the| No, 1245 Butler Street, Far Rockaway. Ak for ite History, Brpoklyn Union Gas Company at the| As Policeman Webster was taking hin| $950 "SOLID - foot of 12th Street, Brooklyn, at 6 A. M.|to the station he ran, and a shot fired “STERLING SILVER Wazieleweucky, forty-|in the air hit a building, glanced and one, of Brooklyn, fell through a trap| struck him in the thigh. He ts a pris-| ‘Tho rail-| r e road oMfclals eaid that between dawn Lee eI CHET: EGES Ih SOPAStHTEE forte te arta pemesee ance, [AEE SUTUNE yomerday aisget Che: EnEIIN contents of a coal car had been stolen. isallegedby Chinese to be almost uncanny in its power to bring to the s detective, saw three Negroes stealing wearer Health, have applied for their second papevs, | ‘ and disapproved the bill which seeks |CO® from a car In the Far Rockaway | Happiness, Prosperity, Long Life and Good to repeal the Lusk loyalty oath law. {Yards at 1.30 A. M, to-day. Ho called| Lwek. The fad of the hour the coun! ‘try of the Far| 0Ver, Don’t accept imitations! 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