The Washington times., 1936-09-15
Legal Notices
MYRON G. EHRLICH. Attorney
4O6 9th st. n. W.

Legal NOClceS
MYRON G. EHRLICH. Attorney
400 9th st. n. W.
In the District Court of the United
his N. Harden plaR8ttff vs. Russell Tell, c.
object v q this m s%3 Is RStain the
ton OF the plaintiff. it is this l4th day Of
seSpdsnt Russell Harden cause his sp.
pearance to be entered herein on or G be-
fore the, fortieth day, exclusive s, OF Sun
the day of the first publication of this
order: otherwise the cause will be pro-
eeeced with as in case of default. PRO,
Vided, a copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks
IN the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and the
Washington Times before said F day gosepn
tofne S 4Cs 55h St. \ y. seal 1 tTgs
copy. Test Charles E. Stewart Clerk. by
r. E. Lee Goff Assistant Clerk.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA p e m b er 10. 1885;
NOTICE OF THE OPENING OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will open
on Monday, September q, 1896, at goo
q m. ADMISSION TO GRADED SCHOOLS
Se Tw ' FIVE YEARS OF AGE BY
NOVEMBER ONE OR OLDER, and to the
first grades SIX YEARS OF AGE BY
NOVEMBER ONE OR OLDER Parents
are required to present certificates OF birth
All children not on public school rolls at
the close of last year who desire to enter
Abe granded schools and klndergartens Will
apply for admission tickets at schools
nearest to their homes. Principals will be
at buildings on Friday and Saturday, Sep
tember 1S and 10, from 100 to 1000 a.
m. and from 400 to 500 p. m. NAG.
CINATIoN CERTIFICATES MUST BE
PRESENTED: The law requires that No
child shall be admitted into the public
schools who shall not have been duly vac
snstSd or S StRSrTie sG2ooH P6P
All pupils in the graded schools last year,
except those promoted to the high schools.
will report to their last year rooms from
which those to be transferred will be sent
LARLY PROMOTED TO THE HIGH
SCHOOLS will report at the high schools
on Monday. September Fl at 8 :O0 "a, a: m !;
AND NINTH YEAR JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOLS: ALL NEW applicants for ad-
mission or for advanced standing IN the
senior high schools and the ninth year
Of junior high schools of Divisions 1 to 3
white schools) must report to the High
School Admission Board at the Thomson
School, Twelfth and l. Streets n. W., on
Der IS, II, or 10, 300 a. m. to 400 p.
m. All applicants must present certltl-
Gates OF records of all work completed in
ether schools; ADMISSION TO DUN r5Ie /;
sCHoOLs AND NINTH YEAR JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS: ALL NEW applicants
for admission to the high schools OF Dr.
visions 10 to 10 (colored schools) will be
examined by the High School Admission
Board at the Dunbar High School on
Thursday or Friday, September II or 1S,
900 a. m. to 400 p. m. All applicants
must present certificates or records OF al u
cd in nfh nR
HIGH SCHOOLS The junior high schools
will open on September 81. 1885. at 200
Q. m, Pupils not regularly promoted to
the seventh and eighth grades of the jun
Of the District of Columbia, should apply
for admission at the Junior high school
nearest the home of the pupil. NIGHT
SCHOOLS will open Monday: September
RI, 1885. An announcement of the courses
has already appeared in the press. 1nfor-
nation can be secured from Mr.. E. J.
Lockwood, Director of Evening and sum-
mer Schools lwhite), Central High School
18th and Clifton Streets n. W.; and Mr..
c. o. Lewis, Director of Evening and sum
mer Schools (colored), Shaw Junior High
". MEETINGS OF SUPERVISORY OF
FICERS AND TEACHERS: All supervis-
Ang principals will meet teachers at 10 80
.. M, Friday, September Is, at the fol-
Tor High SCHOOL, Division 3, Raymond
School Division 5, Langley Junior High
School Division 6, Wheatley School: Di-
vision z, Bryan School: Division 10, Nor
gan School, Division IL, Douglass School;
Division 13, Bell School. Faculties of
teachers colleges, senior and junior high
schools and vocational schools will meet
on Friday. September Is, at 1890 a. M,
IN their respective schools. Directors of
special subjects will meet their teachers
on September Is, as follows: DIVISIONS
l-9 (white): HOME ECONOMICS-Ele-
nentary Corps. 80 a. M, Dennison;
Junior and Senior High School home eco
Monies teachers of clothing subjects, l 80
D. M. home economics teachers of food
subjects, 2 80 p. m. Dennison; DRAWING
---1O 80 a. M. E. v. Brown: MANUAL
TRAINING-10: 80 a. M. Mckinley High
School, Room 234; PHYSICAL EDUCA-
FToN-Elementary Corps, 1890 a. M,
Gage: MUSCLE 80 a. M, Park View;
NATURE STUDY-1O:30 a. M, Gordon
Junior High. DIVISIONS 1913 (colored)
HOUSEHOLD ARTS, 1890 a. M, School
Administration Annex No. .: DRAWING,
1890 a. M. School Administration Annex
No. 2; MUSIC, 1890 a. m. School Ad-
ministrstion Annex No: 2; NATURE
STUDY, $50 a. M School Administra-
don Annex No. 2. The director of .pri-
mary instruction will meet all teachers
NEW TO GRADE OR SYSTEM in Divisions
10 TO 10 at the School Administration
Annex No. 2, $50 p. m, Friday, Septem-
visions 10 to 10, will meet her teachers
School Administration Annex No. 2:
FRANK W. BALLOU. Superintendent of
Schools.