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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1915

Page

6

Education Board Bans Carded Matinee Use By White Children

The District of Columbia Board of Education heard Dr. C W Childs condemn segregation and oppose issuing pupil identification cards for white only matinee access to Unlela Sam at Work. Frederick J Haskins sought IDs to enter a Columbia Theater show. board referred the issue to the superintendent to bar discriminatory use. The board sent Equal Suffrage Association protest over married women teachers to the rules committee without debate. Other actions included calls for more Eckington playground space, possible abandonment of Johnson School due to dangerous decayed walls, and a pay station proposal for high schools from Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone. Monday January 25 designated Child Labor Day in schools.

Board of Education C. W. Childs Unela Sam Columbia Theater Childs Superintendent of Schools Equal Suffrage Association of District of Columbia John B. Tunner Fickington School Eckington Citizens' Association Parent-Teachers’ Association Eckington School Eolgar Thompson Johnson School Columbia Heights Citizens’ Association Chesapeake and Potormac Telephone Company Thurston

School transfers and staff changes listed for local districts

The district approves transfers of teachers between Addison Corcoran Curtis Brookland Gage Polk Webster Wormley Wilson and others. Promotions and resignations include Stevens Polk Wilson Wormley and Birney. New appointments cover Brookland Armstrong Jefferson and other schools with night and substitute staff, plus temporary principals and janitors.

H. B. Kennedy Addison Corcoran School A. C. Rathvon Curtis School M. F. Chapman FE. A. Braxton Wormley Wilson School A. S. Rucker Garfield Wormley School M. A. Johnston Jefferson Night Thomson Night E. L. Coggins Webster School Polk School M. A. Hannan Brookland Gage School John H. Swain Tower School Hilton School PP. Lewis Birney R. W. Grimshaw R. B. Childs Model Stevens School C. W. Lee Northeast Industrial School N. D. Moore Thomson Night School I. Rapeli Lenox School M. M. Stockbridge Isaac Baker Montgomery School Mack Rhoda Mautner Harrison School Rebecca Woodward Secon KR. EB. Vaughn Armstrong M. 35. Vernon Armstrong High School Hugh F. Latimer A. KE. Waddleton Alss M. Allen I. G. Price L. Burroughs T. A. Raymond Banneker Wechoot K.E. Irving Deanwood Choot R.A. Lanier Randall Schoot J. G. McKinley Montgomary School Charles Charles Park View Jesse Lore Langdon School FL V W. Smith Birney School M. F. Hurd Starfield E. A. Lyon Helen Kimmel L. GO. Murray Tilizabeth Ferguson Effie Kandy Lenox

Greek Christmas Today Here in Washington Attend Annual Penance

About 700 Hellenes in Washington will observe Christmas and New Year’s rites today. They gather at Greek boarding houses along John Marshall Place and attend church services led by Rev. Joakim Alexopoulos at Sixth and G Streets. The day includes confession, prayer, mass, sermon, holy communion, and a final blessing.

Washington John Marshall Place Pennsylvania Avenue Street Sixth and G Streets Joakim Alexopoulos

W H Singleton Dead Prominent in Church Work

William H Singleton president of the Board of Trade and noted civic worker was found dead in his bed at 2020 H Street NW. He led church and diocesan activities, was a Mason, and had resigned from Columbia Royal Arch Chapter. Funeral set for St Michael and All Angels Church.

Washingtonian Protestant Episcopal Diocese William H. Singleton Board of Trade H Street Apepleay Ogle R. Singleton Singleton Wie Guilford N. C Washington Columbian University George Washington Patent Office Mr. Singleton Retail Merchants’ Association Congregation of St. Michael and All Angels’ Protestant Episcopal Church Alse Epiafcopal Columbia Royal Arch Chapter Sinsleton Oldest Inhabitants’ Association Tre Ja Ina Duvall Annapolis Ogle Rfr St Michael and AH Angels Twenty-second Street Virginia Avenue John B. Larner Chris Gockeler Daniel Frazer Grand Army of the Republic

LICENSED TO MARRY NAMES LIST OF WEDDINGS ACROSS SEVERAL STATES

A compiled list shows numerous couples from Maryland Virginia Washington D C Kentucky and other states obtaining marriage licenses. Names include John R Waesche May Meser Daniel Stiers Jessie King Thomas Dyott Harriett Farnell Ida Overman Myrtle Fuller and many others with designated officiants and locations referenced.

John R. Waesche Bellevikis Meser Washington, D P. A. Menzel Wiliam Ball Bessie Workman Leesburg H. Greene Daniel J. Stiers Jessie King W. A. Cahill Edward F. Creekmore Fort Smith Ark Eiza Myrtle Fuller Cumberland Judge X WM Terrell Thomas L. Utterback Springvale Lula Dailey Deanwood H. L._ Hout Thomas J. G. Fairley Baltimore Mary Haley Washington, D.C M. J. Riordan Richard D. Dear Chisholm Mian Beatrice W. Milstead Washington D. C Herbert Scutt Smith William G. Haines Lens F. Powell Fairfax Courthouse J. F.' Downs John D. Lanier Lizzie B. Green

Births Reported For Several Local Families

George T and Mary Flaherty welcome a boy. Silas B and Alice Moore have a boy. Benjamin A and Margaret Redman have a boy. George N and Emma Anderson have a boy. Daniel N and Ellen T Stanton have a boy. Harry and Minnie Anderstein welcome a girl. Richard A and Fila F Newman share a girl. John and Kate Bell report a girl.

George T. and Mary Flaherty Silas BE Alice EB. Moore Benjamin A Margaret Redman George N Emma Anderson Daniel N Ellen T. Stanton Harry and Minnie Anderstein Richard A Fila F. Newman John and Kate Bell

Deaths Reported in Local Notices and Almanac Sale

Deaths listed across multiple streets and hospitals including Arlington area residents and veterans. The Post announces today the sale of its 1915 almanac at 25 cents in office or 40 cents mailed, promising extensive European war statistics and reference data.

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City bulletins and ads for meals and services

A fragmented page of city notices and classified ads promoting oysters and dining at Philadelphia spots Oysters and Chop House, Eckstein’s lunch, and Groceries and Wines. It lists addresses, phone numbers, and services from Maurice J. Colbert and others, including laundry and delivery offers and a flower service.

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