SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESSQ sm. I; -cs.¥ 2·ie.1 1926. 43i For personal services in ‘ the department of school attendance , Y*’°¤¤“·@nd!_*f*,jf°,Qip:jj and work permits in accordance with the Act ap roved June 4, m4¤gg»pg¢¤¤;¤¤;=_. , 1924, iandt e Act approved`I*`ebruary 5,_1925, p$29,9Id0;»'*"A’_‘ ‘ _ ” ` D6}., . , . ~ , _. Q · . iii; iQ, " ·r,,h,,,_ Salaries: For personal services of teachers and librarians in $,f},“fjgf·p,m_ , accordance with t “ Actapproved June 4,1924, $5,564,300. ° No part of any zgprolpriation made in this Act be.paid to ¤§,Q’}}§*§ff“pm§,‘§§§? any person empl? er"or`in·connectio1r with‘tl1e` blitf, sehdiols of the District 0 Columbialwho shall solicit; d1°,,I'6C€'1Yb,i‘Ul,‘ . to be’ solicitedlor recéivéd{ on ianyl sub- — scriptidn mg-donation{e·£·1none{·‘ei·*s:hqi· tling*‘¥ gvalu any pupil ehrolled in s¤pli_pi1bHc'sc tools‘for’;{ii·ese1‘;tat‘i° _n_‘6f·t§i.rilonials ized bythe Board or Education ata ‘statedJméetii‘ig·upo the recommendation of the superintendent of schools. _ For the instruction and“supervisimi‘df children in the vacation V°°‘"°””*"’°l”*°‘°‘ schools and playgrounds, and supervisors ani teachers of vacation _
géygrounds may also sf£nd‘teaich‘ers of day
sceoc .· `tt, 5 ‘ `” Foijpaynient of annuities,'$70,000Y ”__j_»; *”°“m°" i {M S —*·;i_~:*lY‘i1l-@»·i.; ·`¤*' Ni¢htWh0°l$· .**i=J.` “ . ‘¢c. i· `.··` ri;};·*i‘: li;‘·n‘ " Salaries: For teachers; and janitnrs€of`·night»·;schools, including S*‘%'*”· teachers of industrial, commercra.l,(and trade ustruction, and teach- ers and ijanitorsof mghtnschools :may.also.`be.Qteachers éanderjeaiitora 1 of day schools,$90,000.— ’ Me. : i;.,¤L 1. Contingent expenses: For contingent and.other§ necessary expwaes, €¤¤¤i¤¢¢¤*<··¤r>¤¤¤e¤· including equipment and purchase of all necessary·.articles.and.sup- __ · ,_ plies for classes ,in ·ind.ustriaLl,i commereialpand ttradminstruetion, ‘ ' ,500. i- . . ~ Vw- i · .,···w ··‘~ ‘ ···=.r.; 1 rm: nur, Duma, asn sunny _ » ». bu,,D§Tl'p_fl“lm°', ml For expenses attending the instruction of dumbcgersons;,,,C§,lZmplT,§§}”°*°“°’ admitted to the Columbia Institution for the Deaf from the istrict @@20%%%: of Columbia, under section 4864 of the Revised Statutes, and as v¤1.éi,p.se4Z provided for in the Actiyapproved March 1, 1901;).and under a ·‘ contract to be entered into with the said institution y 1the;commis- sinners, $25,000. - . ._._ E ¤ » .;. <..~ +1. . » . F¢§ema1ntenancieha;n];;. t1nt10n_;>£2;c;<il0re3d;%deaf·mute? og teacbable °°‘°’°‘* ""°"’¤“’°‘· ssa 1<>¤gi¤s to . istrict <> lvm Q ·m;M¤¤y. wsu »_<2s some .,, . other Stnjpte, under- to be catered mtgcby; tmgfgj i`md"°°° $4,¤00= ~w¤M' st f¤¤1>¤¤ 'tmsi un rt is eppscsrwivn ,,.,.,·.,.,,,_ shall be made under the supervision of the board of education.; . 4 Su Forinstruction of blind children. of the District 0ffC0ll.llBbl&,_.1Il §‘°§;,d" Maryland, or some other Stats, under a contract to betenteredeinto ¤¤¤*=¤¤?=- by the commissioners, $11,000: Provided, That all expenditures §§f,’,,",.,‘L;_,,,,,,_ under this appropriation shall be made under the supervision of the board of education. · V. AMERICANIZATIONV WORK .;’ wtggiericeuisetion For Americanizationwork and instructionqofi foreigners of all winnings.- ‘ ° I- ages in both day and night `classes, and teachers] and janitors of Americanization schools may also be teachers and janitors; of the day schools, $10,000. . _i. » ~ ._ » For contingent and other necessary expenses, including books, Eq“""“°“°·°°°‘ equipment, and supplies, $2,000.— ·
