Date Set for Principal Trial by School Board
The board will fix the date for principal Francie L. Cardozo's trial at a special meeting tomorrow at 3 p.m. Charges include insubordination disrespect to superiors and drafting an anonymous letter implicating an assistant superintendent. Cardozo's attorneys will have about a week to prepare a rebuttal. Henry B. Davis, Cardozo's prior mandamus attorney, is expected to prosecute before the board.
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Francie L. Cardozo
Board of Education
Admiral Baird
Stuart McNamara
Montgomery
Colored Echoos
Cardozo
Henry B. Davis
Protest Against Colored School Sparks Plan On Hillbrook
A complaint was filed with county commissioners by J L Barrick seeking to block a proposed colored school on Sheriff road near Hillbrook. Barrick, living at 801 L street NW, says he bought Hillbrook lots partly paid for to secure a white-only clause and notes no colored residents exist there. The commissioners will review the objection later. Also reported: no jurisdiction in an irrigation case. promotion of two policemen Woods and Lee approved to class 3 effective January 11.
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Sheriff Road
Hillbrook
J. L. Barrick
L Street
Barrick
District Court of Appeals
Shepard
District Supreme Court
Irrigation Land and Improvement Company
Secretary of the Interior
Yuma County
Aviz
Irrigation Company
Colorado River
Yuma Valley
Woods and
Lee
Maj Sylvester
R A. Woods
J. H. Lee
West
City Bulletins From a Long Search Findings
A collage of local ads and notices highlights products and services. The Kentucky cane offered for sale at 1219 N is advertised alongside car prices on gas and electric fixtures from A F Brooks Co at 581 15th St. Donnelly's Malt Bread is promoted as a pure food product. Chiropodists J J Georges & Son advertise foot care at 1211 Pa. Ave with a promise of careful medical attention.
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Kentucky
E. F. Brooks Co
15Th St
Sehneider
J. J. Georges & Son, Inc
Foot Specialists
Pa. Ave
Sylvester Opposes Transit Speed Increase Petition
Two major transit firms and Capital Traction President Dunlop and Washington Railway and Electric VP Harries urged the District Commissioners to raise streetcar speeds to fifteen miles per hour in the city and twenty in suburbs. Maj. Sylvester opposed, noting chronic violations of current limits and saying higher speeds would threaten public safety. Harries and Dunlop argued potential relief for motormen and efficiency, but stated they would not shorten travel times. the matter will be decided by the Commissioners soon.
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G. T Dunlop
Capital Traction Company
George H. Harries
Washington Railway and Electric Company
City
Mts
Sylvester
Harries
Dunlop
Ithe
Futere
District official urges combined damages and benefits statements
District Assessor E W Griffin yesterday proposed that the corporation counsel submit combined statements for damages and benefits in land condemnation for street extensions and openings. He suggested parallel columns listing lot numbers and owner names at verdict date to quicken record rotation in the special assessment division. Commissioner West said he would approve the idea.
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E. W. W. Griffin
Special Assessment Division
West
Mr. Griffin
Stop Roller Skating Crackdown Urged by Commissioner
The commissioner plans a crusade against roller skating after a month of 48 complaints about children skating on sidewalks. Pedestrians report being thrown to the pavement and injured, including Mrs Julia C Bradley who was run into near 120 B Street NE. The matter was referred to Corporation Counsel EB H Thomas to draft an amendment to police regulations banning sidewalk skating.
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Julia C. Bradley
B Street
EB. H. Thomas
Thomas
Public Hearing on Gas Bill Proposed in District Building
WWrewtort Public Hearing on Gas Bill yesterday notified officials of the Washington Gas Light Company that the public hearing would be held this morning at the District building to discuss the bill proposing to reduce the price of gas in the city.
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CoMinnowucsrvoe
The
Washington Gas Light Company
District
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Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Home Savings Bank
7Th and
Mass. Ave. N. W
Sts. N. E
7Th St. 5. W
N. Auth Provision CO
N . Auth Company
St. S. W. Mg
Spection
Herdau Artera
C. A. Muddiman & Co
I. Grosner
House of Kuppenheimer
POST
Colored School
Elk Grove
City Bulletins
A.fl Brooks Co
National Inverted Gas
At. C. Sandaiman & Co
16Th
Connave
Stone & Fairfax
New York Avenue
N. W
Fourteenth Street
Heights
G. C. Spitzer
Exel
W. Frank Butts
Sens
N.W
Corporation Counsel
Fourteenth Street Heights
Benning Heights
Istinsisen
Department
Mansachusette Avenue
Cami Ee Olena Ae
Wwrewtort
Columbia
Marie Cahill
Daly
Mery
Laave
D. J.- Kaufman
Horn
Mayer & Co
7Th St
Potomac Electric Power Co
4Th St. NW
Hudson’s New Variety Store
F Street
Columbia Heights
Lot
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David Moore
N.Y. Ave
Washington
District of Columbia
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Care This Office
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Congressional
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Elegant Inc
B. Espe
Ea Satass
Penna Hinde
A. P. Little
A. P. Andrews Paper Co., Incorporated
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Cecio
Rai Ieulr Gav
Victor E. Adler
Mass. Ave
John F. Ellis & Co
Penna
Ave
Victor
Edison
John Moran & Co
Selinger’s
F St
Cor
Pepe
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