A Former Ann Arborite's Success

D: Otarles H. J. Douglas wiU be semembered as tho teacher in Engllsh and El'Ocution a few years a-o in the Aim Ai-bar High School. The follOAving froni the Brooklyn Daily Eagle -wül be of toterat to his íriends here : "STOOD AT THE HEAD. D: Douglas of the Boys' High School tía Go to Xi-w Yoi-k. D. Charles H. J. Douglas, head teacher ai" Baglish In the Boj's' High School for the past nlne years, has .been nomlnated to a position of first assistent to principal of the uew Boys' High. School in New York. Dr. Douglas took the examination and oibbatoed a grade of 97 6-10, which was the hiighest grade given tffl any of the applicants. The ealary ia $3,000. He has dome eplendid work, in the Boys' High School and it is with ■great regret tfoat he evers his cwnnectkro witlh. the Brooklyn oducational system." Prof. Doiiglas hias takem degrees at Crown University, Michigan, Johns Hopkins and Oolumt)ia. He was one of tlhe strongest teachers ia the High Schol when here, and deserves his siiccess.