The Washington times., 1929-09-17
Legal Notices
VERSION b. 1owREY, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
- Or EaCOLUMBlA- holding probate court.
No 80 ,2T7. Administration; This is to give
trfct of Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of Columbia
Letters testameutary on the estate OF
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
the subscriber, on or before the 10th day
of September A. d. 1890: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit
10th day of September 1929. EDITH H.
HODGS0N. 2032 Belmont Rd. N. w. Attest
1seal1 THEODORE COGsWELL. Register
CLERK Ct f' of the @ Probate s srff coaft OF columbia
PUBLIC SCHOOLS Of the Dstrict Of Column.
egfnnl1E Of Public sehgSls S4sp THE 1 6T PTBtc tn
asA@pEb al @ scaooLs & sS 4 New AMasSlUh pSpis viii R y
admitted to the kindergartens FIVE FIVE
pk oTDER A and 10 y The ist F1ads. GN sEE
YEARS OF AGE BY NOVEMBER ONE OR
OLDER. All children not on public school
e enter the eSrs ssded s Schools and nde %
gartens win apply for admission tickets
at schools nearest to their homes. Prin;;
spas win be At out5dnss Id .A on Friday and
?: NV m: TAcc1NAT1oS e AT % cERTiFicATHs ri ic rs
MGsT SpIsT tbE RE cSd Shan The p md Sw
into the public schools who shall not have
been duly vaGcinated or otherwise protected p
last year, except those promoted to the
high schools will report to their last
year rooms from which those to be trans
ferTed VIII be sent TO the higher classes.
pROM0TEn
SCHOOLS will report at the senior high
schools on Monday, September 23. at 900
AiUMM ADMIsSI0M fSIop 70 sENt9R AMP
All NEW applicants for admission or for
advanced standing in the senior and junior
high schools Of divisions to 8 must re.
Al the franklin School on Wednesday and
m. % 400 p. m. All anpliesnts must
completed in other schools. ADMISSION
10 DuNBAR, .ARMsTRoNG AND CAR
pozo HIGH SCHOOLS: An NEW ap-
p1csS1ts for adn;sio o. 81 to & the hish schools
by the high school admission board at the
Dunbar High School on Wednesday and
Thnrsday September IA and 10. 200 to
certificates or records of al work com.
SCHOOLS: The, junior high schools will
be made at the Junior high school nearest
ones home. NIGHT, SCHOOLS win open
gsss' a1s:ss asr October MEErs 1aS oS Rs'Ff spE E
VTSORY OFFICERS AND TEACHERs: All
supervising PRINCIPALS viii meet teachers
ut 1890 q. m. Friday. September 20. at
school; Division 3. Petworth School; Divi-
sion 5, Langley Junior High School; Divi-
sion e. wheatley school: Division Z. BRYAN
sjnns 10 and II. Cleveland school: Divi-
sion ! g Franklin School: Division Ia. New
Bell School. Principals of normal. senior
and junior high schools will meet their
8. N. in their respective schools. The as
eistaTit superintendent in charge of super
vision of grades one to six. divisions / to
vim meet Nrw S To tsaGass asxpE e Ssd: oR e
at the Franklin Administration Building at
80 ,. m. Friday, September 20: The
director of primary instruction viii meet
Of srades 1 to 4 in divisions 10 to 13 at
the Miner Normal school, 2 80 D. m, Fri.
day. September TO- Directors of special
subjects will meet their teachers at 10:30
3. M. Friday. September 20, as follows
Domestic Science. Divisions to O. Denni-
son: Household Arts Divisions 10 TO IL
Mott; Domestic Art. Divisions ] to Q Denni-
S1dns Il 10 DTsGpS 1s New E s. Msnss Rsr5s
gions 10 70 13, simmons; Physical Train.
Ing: Divisions 70 ., Berret; Divisions 10
sions, TO 9. Corcoran: Divisions 10 to H.
Twining; Music, Divisions to 9. Berret:
Divisions 10 to -. Dunbar. Directors
az $50 NJ, Friday. s septe@ber s 'esnneas soi as
follows: Divisions 1 TO q. Thomson: Divi-
eions 10 TO 13, Cleveland Princiuals of
the vocational schools viii meet their
Ser so y FRsNK " sAEon EoSny sspeFin. ssSsem.
tendent nf Schools.