Evening star., 1919-09-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF
BIA.-september 10. 1sls-ihe fuDlic
Schools of the District OF ."lu'nma 10 a9,a VIII goo ZOO
on o.oss MoSbA1 N ssItsmsssal sAIbMlssloS 70 % eKADED
scHooLs-New pupils are ADMITTED nn az 10 FIVE 1
kindergartens at MlSiMuMd ~ AVE hr os MIN.
MUM AGE OF SIX YEARS All cnilotsa ,,,a
not on the rolls of the pubic schools at ,,e ,he
close LOSE OF last year VINO ;n,,crrartens ass viii make
applicat tion for admission tickets at the sciio's
most convenient to their homes: frlhe i pat
will be at their buildings on FRIDAY ana ,S.no Sa
urday. September I9 and 20 from $50 to io:."
AN. and from 400 to 80 Pm: nA1SLNT
TON CERTIFICATES MUST BE rhEsES r,;IG shall
ED The law requires that. NO chlid shiii
be admitted into the public school who shail
not have been duly vaccinated or o.nrI~,,s mrI~nt
PUPILS.-AI pupils in the graded Schools hish ,nI,
year, except those promoted to the hish
schools. will report to their last year rooms. ,
from which those to he transferred vii ns
sent to the higher classes. Pupils promoted
to the high schools will report at the re-
spective high schools at II ;M An; No ON m,iITE MTn
HIGH SCHOoLS.--All applicants for admission
for advanced standing in the 'entrai. r-aS, MS
ern Western and Businsss ,gh sh"n Sfm"%'S other
than those who attended the eighth grades OF
the District of Columbia, must repor. 10 ,he
High School Admission Board at the Franklin
School on Thursday, Friday, Septemb,r H dS
and 49, between the hours of 300 To i2:ou
AM and 200 to 500 PM. The Board VIII
entering the high schools through the hish
school admission board will lie assigned ny an that
Board to schools other than the 'entrai iiseh
School except in cases approved by the super
intendent Examination for ADMISSION 10 tie
first year of the high schools will be gwen on
Saturday. September 10 at 300 IN. a., at snt ,,,t
Franklin School. For admission to the nrst
year pupils must be prepared to take ekaniha-
tions in English, Grammar. ana aomrosi!ion
Arithmetic T. s. History ana m"st nreseut
proper certificates or records of all work com.
pleted in other schools. otherwise no crenit
may be given for such work. Examina tons
may be required but credit may be given for
some of the work done in other schools II crI mn
titicates are satisfactory. ADMlssioN ~
THE COLORED HIGH SCHoolS.-aii rahd'.
dates for admission to the first year classes OF
Dunbar High School. the Department OF Bnsi-
ness Practice, or the Armstrong Manual lrain ram,
ing School. except graduates OF me eign.h nv
grades of the elementary schools Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, will be examined 1S .he
High School Admission Board at the @ iunpar
High School on Thursday or Friday, Stpten,
ber IS aud 10. between the hours OF .:uu anu
800 PM The Board will assign pupils to the
examinations. The requirements @ r"a "a aaM,t o,,t-
sion to first year classes are the same MS WI,
lined above for white high scnooS. NUN
SCHOOLS AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHo0lt,CAN, =; \ m
SCHOOLS AND THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
WILL RE MADE LATER. ERNEST l..
THURSToN, Superintendent OF Schools.
se1S2t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. United States
Customs Service, Washington. d. G., Ssptem-
her I3, 1s1a-Under the provisions Of Chapter
107 Of the laws of 1881 and Article 62 OF tne
pursuance of the authority granted by the
Commissioner of Navigation under date of Sep
tember IL, 1919, on the application OF the Nor
ers. THE NAME OF THE STEAM SCREW
NEWPORT NEWS HAS BEEN CHANGED
TO MIDLAND" This vessel was sosue built in In
she measures 1885 gross tons. JOHN d. {.
KOOGLE. Deputy Collector in Charge.