Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1926, Page 3

SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION 6 BELLANS Hot water E LL-ANS @5¢ and 75¢ Mnu Everywhere “Bring Them In” or Phone Fr. 5410 | | PEARLMAN’S, 933 G St. NW. |/ SPECIAL NOTICES. HEDGES (R, 1T kinds of ¢ awhs DUE in ure. F. A nd bl ich, kol mu WANTED—A R! T Dt ' Yok hllodeipt more. (,0‘5“"“5 “TRANSFER AND STOR ACQUATNTED _SPECIA ST ver salts and peppers. S1.48 set o ass and qu;u’lr\u\eplalp butter Iridesc PECT, jarge flowering 3-vear hedges Tineral demgns and freshl the lowest in the city. ¢ SHOP. 2617 14th st. n.w. Columbia 550: BLE _FOR A tracted by South Carolin OR OLDER. (Whe piblic schools &t 1 m.. of Tast year who desire to enter t e echiools and kindergartens will mal .m,m ation for admission tickets at t ool most convenient to their home f:.mflp.x- Wil be at_their buildings on ¥ and, Saturday, September |17, and o . andtroni 400t NATION CERT TES ATON e aw Teauires that “No chiid_shall be admitted into the Publte echool who shall not have been duly vise " protected st e ErADED SCHOGL P PIL DDl in the graded schools last yea Dt T promoted 16 the high schoois: will re: port 4o their last vear' rooms from which ihose ‘o be transferred will be sent to th Piher Celneson BUPILS | PROMOTED TO THEHIGR SCHOOLS WILL report at the re- spectiye igh schools, as ‘follows on Mon. e September and'Dan . McKinley and Business: Central” Marvland and Virginia pupils e priting’ to enier the” Columbia Junior Hich fioof should report at'that school on Erl day 00 DMIS. Septe at G0 T WIITE Hoft SCHOOLS: AN an licants for admission or for advanced stand: Central, Eastern, Western and . and’ the McKinley of Columbia, must report to the high school sdmirsion’ bourd at the Frapkiin School on Sentember 16, R:45 am_ to 4:00 Ry September 170:00 &.m The' board will assign pupils any examination that may be "Feuired. Stndents entering the high Ehoals throneh the high schonl admission Board will ‘ba assigned by that board to echiools v accordance with the directions of “The uperintendent. ~ For admission {0 the ‘first’ year. pupila must’ be prepared take examinations in English. arithmetic Thited States history and Constitution. and seography. Al applicants miust present Trober: coitjficates o records of e lotad n other achools,” otherwiss no Credit may be given for such work, Exam- inations may be rquired. but credit may be Fiven ‘for some. of 'the work done in other Sehiools 1t certificates are, satisfactory. o A SCtodt FEHTEAE BN AR SrRONG HIGH SCHOOLS: cangidates for admis: Il to the first year classds of Dunbar Hich hoof, the, Denartments df, Business Prac. or the Armetrong ~Technical Hig) Sihoot.” except " eraduates of 'the eighth Erades ‘of the clementars schoole of the Dix ¥rict of Columbia, will be examined by the iEh school admiston, board at Hien, Schoat on Thursday or Frid: ber 18 and 17. bet the hours of 2- and 5700 Dm. The Board will asgn pubils 10 the examinations if necessary. for admission to fte high NIGHT SCHOOLS :* The junior high schools will open on September 20, 1926. Applica tlon for admission should be made for the {unior hieh for white pupily at the Coluny ia Junior High School Seventh and O glieeis northwest: School, Seventh and Pennsylvania uhem the Langley Junior High Sehool the Macfar Tand" Suntor Hikh S Varnum street northwest: High School. Fifteenth ‘and School streets northwest. and the Jefferson Junior High School. "Sixth and, D ‘streets southwest, und for the colored schools at the teac s ar Curtl ‘and 8 at “Thomnon at’ Bowell Junior. High at 10:30 following _buildings: gchool. ” Divisjons School. Division 3 School, _ Division 5 High School. Div Diviston 7_at Bry: Franklin ‘School. Suymner” School ool. Division 1 High School, " Printinals of no will meet thelr teachers on Fri ber 17, as ‘follows: Wileo al, 11:00 am. Principals wénior high sehools will Jmeet, their teach- on Friday. September 2:00 p.m e oliow e ereapiionas Bipes st 11:00 am. and Armstrong at 10:00 a.m Principais of juntor high scl ai 3 3t eraden 1 g jtons 10 o~ 13 it e Miner 0ol at 2:30 B m Friday, Senfem: e N teseners will beBeid on' Fridr. Spiemier a5 Tollows. Kindergarten. divisions 1 40 4 Thomaon, 3:00 D divi 14 ieveland. 1:30 . Visions 1'to_ . Morse T do* 1 Mg divtglons') 108 Mot S0 5 berret, Trnlmuf divisions 1 to 8. Abbot. am divislons 10, to 13, Simmon am. Physleal Training. divisions 1 Webster, 10:00 am.: divisions 10 to 13 Miner Normal, 10:30 a.m. Nature Study dixielons 1 to 0. Grant. 10:00 a.m.. disisions schools Will me helr geacher pidicated” Margarce 3 Yoeational S 1100 Yoeational W. BALLO! ——aweet and juicy. at QUAINT ACRES. only 5 miles from District. Drive mmn.rh il yer Spring. _Turn right at Slio Give Us Your Next Order = —for Printing—and be assured of quality and promptuess. The Natxonal Capxtal Press BYRON S. 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At that time it was stated that a stable boy had adminis- tered poison accidentally instead of the medicine prescribed. The warrant was issued as a step the State department’s drive st “‘quacks.” cIntosh, according to Charles A. er, inspector in charge of the case, cribed a pint of cathartic for the A chemlical analysis of the small amount of the potion left in the bottle indicated that the pint had contained violent poison, the inspector said. The horse was insured for $25,000. Melntosh could not be found in Chicago last night, but Samuel L. An- tonow, assistant director of the de- ‘¢ | partment, said that if necessary ex- tradition proceedings would be in- voked to force him to svund trial. Turkey has no br(mdcastmg station and radio fans there must depend entertainment from European |HEAT ‘wnnGnll Oil Burner, | 1411 N.Y. AVE.. « MAIN 6380 This is the time to fill your coalbin, but. first thought should be given to the qual- ity of your coal. Agnew Coal Guarantees Highest Quality. 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