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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
JUDGE HIT BACKS
POLICE COURT Jury
Denies Emerson's Challenge,
Saying Old Commission
Is Not Repealed.

Judge Isaac r. Hit in Police
Court today denied the jury chal-
lenge Of Bertrand Emerson. ir.. and
In his opinion stated that the juries
impaneled since the amendment to
the ira ffic act, July 3, have been le-
gally drawn.
He declared also that the jury chal-
lenged by Mr.. Emerson had become
moot because of its discharge several
weeks ago. In the remainder of his
29-page opinion Judge Hit upheld
James j. OLeary assistant United
states attorney. in that there was
no repeal of the old jury commission
except by Implication. and that fur
thermore it was not the intent Of
Congress to han jury trials In Police
Court until October. The court also
declared Mr. Emerson's reference in.
applicable.
Immediately after the opinion was
handed down. Mr.. Emerson's office
signified its intent of issuing new
challenge with the purpose of carry
ing it to the Court of Appeals or APP
plying for a writ of prohibition. 1t
was because the old jury now dis
charged had become moot, in the
opinion of the Judge, that the pres
ent challenge could not he carried
on.
No jury has served since MIR. En-
erscn made his first challenge. the
22d of July. and officials Of the court
are undecided whether the present
jury. impaneled last week hut ex-
cused. will he allowed to serve.
In the meantime, pending further
action by Mr.. Emerson, the court will
endeavor to have the jury brought
into court and the matter ut pay
aken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
WRITER ANSWERS
KITCHENER DENIAL
Finder Of Body Believed to
Be That of Marshal Calls
Admiralty Negligent.
By Cable to The Star and North American
\eWspauer Alliance

By Cable to The Star and North American
Newspaper Alliance.
LONDON. August 10.--F'rank Power,
Journalist whose claim that he had
discovered the body of Earl Kitchener
brought forth denial by the adj
miralty. replied to the admiralty state.
ment by saying that his announce
ment came only after he had verified
his conclusions and as a result of
first hand information which the adj
miralty does not possess. Power has
maintained throughout his investiga-
ton that the admiralty has been
negligent in investigating the episode.
The correspondent of The Star and
the North American NeWspa per AL
lance obtained an interview with Sir
George Arthur, personal secretary,
devoted friend and official biographei
of Kitchener.
IL neither believe nor disbelieve
the story that kitchener's body has
been found-my minds completely
OPEN" declared Sir George.
Il do not know enough details of
the facts TO make more definite
statement hut | must admit that
Frank Powers articles about his dis
cQvery are most interesting and ap-
parently have caused repercussions
in admiralty circles. This is shown
by their statement. However. | be
lieve that it is quite possible that Lord
kitchener's body washed ashore in
Norway like any other body
Arthur was greatly pleased when
informed that American interest in
the discovery was keen. indicating
Americas high regard for the great
field marshal despite the lapse of 10
years since his death.
Power expects the body to arrive in
England today. 1t will he taken to a
mortuary or church at once and
Power says that he will then notify
members of the family and some
representative of the British Govern
ment-prohably Stanley Baldwin pres
ent head Of the government.
Copyright 1926. in Great Britain by the
Referee. in the United states and other
countries by the North American Newspaper
Alhanrct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
COOLIDGE TOSTUDY
BUDGET ESTIMATES
Brig. Gen. Lord to Lay D. c.
and Departmental Figures
Before President.

By STAFF Correspondent of The star
WHITE PINE. CAMP. y. Y, August
1e.-The President is looking forward
With macn interest TO the conference
he is to hold tomorrow with Brig. Gen.
Herbert NJ Lord. director of the bud
get The latter is coming to White
Pine Camp loaded down with the
papers and figures comprising the pre-
liminary estimates Of the Government
departments and the government OF
the District Of Columbia for the fiscal
year commencing next July /.
The President indicated today that
he Is eager to get at these figures.
Since becoming President he has
taken an unusual personal interest in
the preparation of the budget of esti-
mates.
In fact his interest in this matter
has been unusual for one as busy
as he. However. he has been intent
upon cutting down the running ex-
penses of the Government, and thus
far he is pretty we'll satisfied, but. as
he so clearly indicated when he adj
dressed the semi-annual meeting of
the business organiza ton Of the Gov
eminent a few days before leaving
Washington for his vacation he wants
still further reductions.
He wants TO see the departments
continue their policy Of per cent
reduction in the personnel cost of the
Government.
When Gen. Lords figures and those
of the various department. heads of
the Government have been studied by
the President. the latter will be sent
back to the departments to he put in
final form in time for presentation to
Congress by the President al the next
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10

Vile, Va: Past Department Comdrs.
John J. Wicker. Richmond. and f.
Goodwin. EmpoIia: Past Grand Chef
II. NJ. Taylor. Richmond. and Allen
NJ. Cook, Norfolk, past grand chef.
Mount Vernon Visited.
The delegates went in 100 automo
biles to Mount Vernon yesterday aft
ernoon and placed a wreath on Wash
ington's tomb. There was no cere
mony.
Approximately 1000 persons last
night attended the reception and
dance given in honor Of the delegates
at the armory. The armory was pref
thy decorated. Music was furnished
by the United States Marine Band.
Honor men were in the receiving line,
among those from Alexandria being
Walter Moore. Richard p. English
and Bob Carter Heading the list was
Earl Gregory Of. Chatham. Va. There
also were maM other honor men
from different parts Of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
TWO DUEL ON BOULEVARD.
Chicago Gunmen Tie UP Traffic

CHICAGO, August 10 P.-Two
gunner threw Michigan avenue traf-
f1c into turmoil today when they ex-
changed dozen shots.
At the Ninth street intersection Of
The motor-congested boulevard one
Of the men opened fire from behind an
automobiles. which he used az a shield.
The other returned the FIRE. as motor
lists lodged and brought traffic into
A jam. while pedestrians fed for cover.
One suspect supposed to have been
one Of the duelists was seized by a
park policeman, but the other esca ped.
When the boulevard became peaceful
again, there had been no casualties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
CHINESE CHOLERA DEATHS
REDUCED DESPITE HEAT
Temperature Reaches 1922, 80
Year Record, With 900 Ma
tives Dying Daily.


SHANGHAI. August 10 The au-
thurities report marked improvement
in the cholera situation which has
been critical III the Chinese areas
around Shanghai. The Improvement
is attributed To sanitary protective
measures taken. The drouth and the
terrific heat which have aggravated
the epidemic remain unhrokcn.
Although no vital statistics are kept
i'm tho chinese sections. tho au;hori-
ties place tho number Of deaths daily
at approximately l,ho". Foreigners.
mea nwhile have been almost immune.
In GONE Chinese villages. virtually
half the population has been wiped
out in three OF four days.
On August 6 the nnerCur" reached
1922 a 30-vear record and has been
lowering around 100 degrees siuce
Reports from Canton So cholera ~
causing many deaths in the army
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reporte4I
To the Health Department iu thr last -
hours
clara Archibald ~ years Emergency
Hospital
katherine Fitzpatrick. ~, 34"S Ninth
street northeast
Thomas William Power. ~ l0o street
Nav Curry -. Cuittrnnd Hospital
Martins Frames Royce. - Top Iith ~
Alfred Sawranr Conner. Ir.. =, ta'- Goblin
hta Hospital
Jane Ri"hardson so GalltnEer Hospital
LuvenIa Robinson. -, us \lnth street.
southwest
Mary l. Jarkson 81 1871 = stree,
rrS SnH B S%1r IS ean Eir[ab ~; Hos-
pital
Ads Hand,. % :; stree, isGu,hvs.'.
El.is Henson 20 iT3l T street
Sadie Thompson 90 Gslitingnr Hospital
Marjorie Thompson. 4. Chijdrens Hos
pItai
Ernest A Marshall. > months. l31 y
street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
YOUTH AGAIN RETRIEVED.
Nebraska Slayer's Plea for Com
mutation to Be Heard Friday.

LINCOLN. Nebr.. August 10 Up
Donald Ringer 70, the Youngest Ne.
braskan ever condemned to death. to.
day received 4 three-day reBrieve
Gov. McMullen granted the third re-
spite SO that the board of pardons
and paroles can hear Ringers appli-
Ication for communication Of his sentence
lat its regular monthly meeting. August
10. The YOUTH second reprieve ex
pired today.
Ringer was sentenced 10 he electro
cuted for the murder in 1924 Of Carl
Moore. Hastings. Nehf, automobile
salesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
Broker Kardos in Prison.

NEW YORK. August 10 P).-
After fighting his caee TO the highest
courts in the State and losing his ap-
neal. Louis Montgomery kardos, Jr.,
former head of the stock brokerage
firm of Kardos & Burke which failed
for several million dollars, hogan his
Swear sentence at the penltenuary
TODAY. He was convicted of tradins
against the account of a customer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
CLOUDBURST HITS AGRAM.

AGRAM Croatia. August 10 CP.--
A cloudburst of tremendous proper
lions has caused great damage in the
western part of this city. Bridges
over the river have collapsed under
the rush Of the flood waters \ mum
Der Of large buildings. including the
Gust omhouse. are submerged.
Hundreds Of persons have been
driven krom their homes, but there
are no reports Of casualties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
STRIKE PEACE REJECTED.
British Coal Miners Vote Again st
Church Leaders Plan.

LONDON. August 10 R,.-The
church leaders proposals for settle
ment Of the British coal strike have
been rejected.
Announcement to this effect was
made today after meeting Of the
national executive committee Of the
miners federation. called to consider
the returns from the mine districts
voting on the question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
IRAK PREMIER SLASHED.
Customs Clerk Held After Attempt
on Life of Bagdad Chief.

RAGDAD. Irak. August 10 F).-
The premier Of Irak, Sir Abdul Mouth
sin Beg AL Sahoun. is in the hospital.
suffering from wounds received in an
attempt on his life by customs
clerk named Himi. Premier Mouhsin
was slashed across the cheek. fore
head and right arm with razor. He
is progressing satisfactorily.
Himi was arrested. The attack is
attributed to a fancied grievance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
Births Reported.

Tie following births have been r"purtet
To- the health department Ia the last a
hours.
J..Ub T. and Mary T.. Vo.el sirl
Irt in VI. iud Fl Jnces I..lus. tny.
Franz and Eruestiue lrakr. TOY.
Joseph aud rlrstiue Cole kiH
STANLEY aud EN -IIn torbttt i,uS
Amos and h, rtha smith sifI.
Fran"i- anu Nv jackson EIt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following
Charles NJ AndrrtOn. ir.. and Luclle x
Pierce both Of 0loucerter. Va.
Clifton Lucas and bessie shorts.
Charles AzIarelO and Esther 4 Ratinn.
Robert Wells and Irene Eslin.
Frederick l.. stuart and Margaret L. Gun
ming.
James NJ Fitzmaurce OF Hollywood CANT
and Mary NJ MOncllrc OF Richmond Va
Oscar Scope and SUSIE l.. Lewis
Paul J. Rodgers and Lillian r.. scott
Joseph ". iKndl- and Florence A Ous
bo,h OF CINCINNATI. Ohio
Maurice ]. CaUter and Mary r. Jenkins
Albert +. Stecklein and Cecella r. Buehne
John /! Henderson aud Alice J.. Logan
John Woma"k Of Atlantic cav y and
Gertrude Thomas OF this city
Robert lu"as sivl Carvalla Brown.
James carter and Annie QneeDshurv
John j. Robertson ami Mary Snth
George Fowler and Maud Moore. roth al
Indianapolis. Ind.
David Wooden and Halle Harris
Harry W. Medier and Maggie Gross.
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CONTINUED from First PageD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10

One of the latest additions to thS
United States Navy r. floating
foundry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-10
VIII Adjourn Tomorrow.

Unfinished business. including the
election Of officers. reports of COM
mirtees and selection Of place for the
next convention. will end the conven-
ton tomorrow.
After the banquet tonight the
Forty n Eight" will stage d big in
itiation in the ba sement of the West
minister Building. There will be
about 80 candidates initiated. which
will include is from AleXa ndria, sew
eral from the District of Columbia
and others from Virginia. The 30
ciety will stage . parade from the
torpedo station to the Westminster
Building.
Last night the candidates. together
with the members of the Forty n
Eight, staged banquet in the
Westminster Building and Arthur P
Burgess was POSTMASTER. Among tho
visitors was Charles A. Mills, national
vice president Of Florida: William
Franklin. grand correspondent voiture
of the District of Columbia: Depart.
fment Comdr. Frank NJ. Wrsy. Berry
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21
Arizona, and st. Johns, Arizona.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
PROEERTY

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
pursuant to an Order of the Court in
the above entitled matter, the Under
signed viii sell at private sale to the
highest bidder therefor, the following
described real property of The Bank
of Winslow, located in Coconino
County, Arizona, to-wit
PATENT No. 466O39, Serial
No. 016552 and 021023, issued
March 81, 1915, favor of William
T. Bawcom, Winslow, Arizona
Lot 3, E12SEA N NWA, E1aW75
SEA NW1z, SWH SWA SEMNW
", N1aNW II NElA SW 4, SEA
SEX SW NW14. NE14NWASW
Il, NV ~ SEh NW34 SW14, Ne
SWE NNh SWh S1aNWlNW
4SWA, Sec 5, E56SE14 NE54S Sc
u, SWA SELL NE14 SE14, SEAS
W14NE1z SEA, NWh NEASEla
SEM, N12NW II SCI SEI. SW
INV Sc II SE1a, NW14 SW14S
E14 SEA, SEhNEASW14 SCI,
SWz SE14SW1 SCI, SEASW
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21
Representative Flock called the dean

Representative Flock called the dean
"bootlicker."
According to the story the dean in
formeH the Maricopa legislator that
che could not go outside and call him
that" whereat the law-maker accus-
toned to such little things by legis-
lative experience, went outside" evil
IDENTIFY prepared to repeat. However,
the dean's dignity reasserted itself
and he did not follow the Maricopan
"outside."
Representative Flock has been
spending the winter in Tucson, living
at Zuni court, and is said to have been
active in the agitation against the
University administration. He 5 said
TO be close to Governor Hunt, ,politi-
cally.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21
PREHISTORIC REMAINS
FOUND AT CAMP VERDE MINE

The skeleton of b prehistoric man,
unearthed last week at the sodium de-
post at Camp Verde, would indicate
that the theory of Frank Pinckley,
custodian of the national monuments
in the southwest, is correct in that
the men of the cave-dwelling tribes
we're of normal size and fairly COM
parable with the. modern Indians.
While the skeleton was badly brok-
EN- op by the shovel operations, the
head being completely lost, it is evil
dent that the men of that epoch,
which may be roughly described as
several hundreds Of thousands of
years ago, were fairly comparable
with the aboriginal races of today.
The skeleton seems to be that of
man over five feet and six inches in
height and peculiar fact is that
there appears to have been frac-
ture of the right leg before death.
The lower part of the body IS in per-
feet preservation and the leg fracture
appears to have happened before bur
ial was made. The body except the
head, is in perfect preservation and
peculiar feature is that the feet are
completely normal, even the toe nails
being preserved.
AS was stated in last weeks issue
Of the Verde Copper News, the skele-
ton was found so or 80 feet below the
surface of the sulphate deposit and
at considerable distance from the
face.-Verde Copper News.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21
AsWAs sEA. EMsEKswAsE Sc

a, Sec. 7. IS n, r. II E., G.
& S. r. NJ, 1916 acres;
the said sale to be made at the office
Of Sapp & Mclaughlin, Holbrook,
Arizona, on the 22nd day of May,
1926. at the hour Of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Dated this 5th day of May, 1926.
A. t. HAMMONS,
Superintendent of Banks of
the State of Arizona, and ex-
officio Receiver and in
charge of The Bank of Wins
low an insolvent banking
corporation.
May 7 to May 21st.
advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21

by the board Of regents, reached a
heated stage Tuesday when Repre-
sentative Flock, Of Maricopa county,
and Dean Creages engaged in a near
combat.
The episode came. it is saih, when
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21
DEBATE OVER U. OF A.
AFFAIR WAVES WARM

The investigation of charges agani
The investigation of charges
against the University administration
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21

"This morning pa left the cow-lot
gate open, and income the BULL"
No Feathers On Him
Two colored men were standing on
the corner discussing family trees.
Eyes, sub, man." said Ambrose, Il
can trace my relations back to a fam
lily tree"
"Chase 'em back to a family tree, !"
said Nose.
NAV, man, trace 'em, trace 'em,
get me?"
Well, they amt but two kinds of
things that live in trees. Birds and
monkeys, and you sho' amt got no
feathers on you."
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21

"Now, Sammie, you may give us a
sentence containing the word in
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21

There being
journed until their next regular meeting 1926
ATTEST: APPROVED.
J. B. RICKEI, Clerk J. A. KELIAM Chairman
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21

F..
1890 Henne, Kelvin ~.....--~. Expense Expense t52
RI 1S3I-Holden -...s--. Expense Expense
1s32Jackson, -.-.-...--...- Expense s68
" lss3-Kelam, -..--.....---.-- Expense
IS lss4Iana, JuAna olrApr May 1000
Drug -..-~-..-.. Expense Supplies
'y Marine Expense Stamps 1000
10 Merritt, H. Expense
ne 1Sss-afler Expense Services 1000
- 1839Poal Telegraph Expense
a ~ ls4o-Person
~ ~ 1s41-Riordan, Mrs. R. Expense
y y 1s42-Town Of Flagstaff Supplies
~ 1S43-Tarver ....-.-~-.~ Expense $500
N vandevier Arthur .-.. Expense Expense 1000
1s45-Wagner James --..~~-~.- Expense oDR 1900
IS 1s4e-wfson & Coffin .~~.. Expense Supplies 3145
! 1S47-Westem Telegraph Expense
- S4SWestern Union Telegraph Expense
! 849Flagstaff Chamber of CON- Expense Supplies
- 1S5oschmidt Jewelry Expense Services 232oo
y 1S5-MTer ---~%..---~.. Expense Services 1000
1851 Parsons Fxpense Expenses adv 10000
p s53-Town of Williams ..--..-.. Expense Water 500
e 1s54-canceled
= 1855 Cancelled
m N 2o2s-Bob Weeks E a ...--..~~--@-
N N 2O2e Road Services $500
!. 2oa- Road Services 247ooI
: 2o41
! 2O47-A. Purtyman Services 1880
# 2o5o-Johnson Curry ct al -~ Road Services $500
+ 2o5S-E Strange ct al .----.-~- Road Services 10000
a Morris Road Services 3675
. 2O57-wiliam Cole ~-. Road Services 400
! ! 2O58-.Niio Jaycox Services 10000
2oeo-ndarvin Parsons al -.---. Road Services 2loo
o 2O6l--J D. Tannefil Services 2625
: 2O62-Dennie o'Brien Road 5000
e 2os4-Babbit Brothers Trading CO. Road Supplies ISo
1oIor Io~--"-
2O6b-Babbrt r. D. Motor Coz Supplies 1886
2067Bennett Road 225l
EzUoo-Fagstaf opR
2069-Good Roads Machinery Supplies 289I
, Z0fO-Johnson, y Road
l. 2071Herbert G. Legg Supplies 1895
2072-McDonald Ben Sawmn Ro Supplies 1610l
2O7S-Wafren Pierce -Ro Supplies 500
= 2O74-Rapld Blue Print Co. Road Supplies 918l
2O75-Sculock Grocery Road Supplies 1918
! izUfo-Sw1Eer, W. H. -- -Ro
n 2077-Sandard Road Supplies
" 2o78-Standard Oil Co. 1867
Oil Co. of Road Sunnles 100
: zoSo-Waldhaus JOS J Road Supplies 320l
: zool--Wesiey' L. r. .R Services 4075
zOoz-Wllson d Coffin Road Supplies 22460
{ 2083Cady Road Sipnies
zoS4--Anzona Lumber q Timber Co.. 62O4
zooo--Afzona Lumber q Timber Co.. Supplies
There being further
journed until their regular meeting, Z, 1926.
9 ATTEST APPROVED.
Q J. B. RICKEI, A. KELIAAf Chairman
The Coconino sun., 1926-05-21

In the Superior Court of the State Of
Arizona, in and for the County of
Navajo
In the Matter of the Liquidation of
The Bank Of Winslow, Arizona,
having branch offices at Holbrook,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

magyarsaga melto keretek kozott
fogja megiinnepelni a Mahoning
aven epiilt eros kovaraban, szep
templomaban. Mar het estein !:
szerdan, csiitortokon, penteken es
szombaton tartatnak nagyheti i'm
nepi istentiszteletek fel s oral kez
dettel. Ezeken kiviil iinnepi isten-
tisztelet tartatik nagypenteken
delel0tt fel 11-kor.
Az iinnepi istentiszteletek kO-
vetkez6 sorrendben tartatnak
meg:
Husvet vasarnap, 'delel6tt fel
11-kor iinnepi istentisztelet, mely
alkalommal az Ur asztala is meg
terittetik az iinneplo gyiilekezet re
szere. Delu'tan 3 oral kezdettel ha-
laado istentisztelet.
Husvet hetfojen, delel0tt innep
masodnapi istentisztelet, f6l H.
oral kezdettel. Az Ur asztala ez al
kalommal is megretittetik. Hetfon
este fel S-kor iinnepzar6 istentisz-
telet lesz.
Minden alkalommal Mt. Laky
Zsigmond reformatus lelkesz fog
szolgalni.
| A hivek szives figyemet ezutor
is felhivja a reformatus egyhaz
eloljarosaga kiosztott adomany
kovertakra. Legyenek szivesek 8
hivek a kovertara irni he csak q
neviiket es az iinnepi adomany
osszeget, hanem pontos cimJiket
is, hogy az egyhaz lelkesze az u.
cimeket felhasznalhassa latoga.
tasok alkalmaval. ARA is szeretet
tel kerjiik a hiveket, hogy mosta
nj husveti iinnepeket tegyek al
egyhaz eleteben emlekezetes ma
polka azzal, hogy hiisegbol es sze
retetbol fakado adomanyaikkal ;
feltamadott Krisztus egyhazat ga,
dagon, b6keziien segitik. "Ki-ki
mint elgondolta az 3 sziveben.
Lelkeszlatogatasok.- Mt. LAX,
Zsigmond ref. lelkesz multi he
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-04-01

Hornyak Maria fla, vette maya
hoz hazastarsul Zemplenmegye,
leleszi sziil, Youngstown lakos
Fedor Juliat; Fedor Janos es On
ia Julianna leanyat. Eskusznek
husvet utan.
E1nlekezteto.-Ne feledjc el sen
ki, hogy husvet vasarnapja van
most vasarnap, amikor minden ke-
reszteny hivo meg szokott emile
kezni templomarol es reszesiti AIT
boseges ajandekban. A multi va
sarnap boritekokat osztottak Xxi a
kuratorok "a SIT. Istvan templom-
ban, es pedig abbol a ceibol, hogy
azokba ajandekot tegyen minden-
ki es ada vissza husvet vasarnap.
Ilyen ajandekot var templom
mindenkit0l, aki keres, legyen az
illeto ferfi, vagy asszony, fatal,
vagy leany. Sajatsagos egy dolog,
hogy fiatalsagunk igen sziikmar
ku a templommal szemben. Fla
talsagunknak van penze minden
Observation-Disclosures, csupan templom
Ia mines. Nagyszamu fiatalsagunk
tol alig egynehanyt6l kapott SIT
Istvan templom karacsonyko1
! ajandekot. SIT. Istvan templom
ifjai! ennek maskent kell lenni a
j0v0ben. A hitk0zseg tehervisele-
sebol kell, hogy ii is kivegyetek
reszeteket. Minden fatal ember-
mex es minden leanynak, aki dol
gozik es keres, kell fizetnie hit
k0zseget. EFT ICY hozza a rend es
igazsag. HlG'svet utan hozzalatunk
templom telkeink bekeritesehez es
rendbehozasahoz, ami csomo pen2
be fog kerjilni. A husvet vasarna
pi adomanyok ere a celra men
mex maid. Kerjiik tehat a SIT. Ist-
van templom nepet, hogy ext tart
sa eszeben a husveti adakozasnal