davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-12
NOWY POLSkI KAPLAN, KS
ALFONS A. kONARSKI

Wielkiego zaszczytu dostapili
Panstwo Konarscy, zamiezskali
.. n. 81 Lincoln ave. w Berea
Ohio, gdyz ich syn Alfons w u
bieglym miesiacu otrzymal swie-
cenia kapianskie.
w ubiegla niedziele, dnia 3go
czerwca, nowo wyswiecony ka-
plan, KS. Alfons A. konarski Cd
prawii w kosciele katolickim w
Berea pierwsza solenna Msze sw.
w. asystencji KS. A. Mielcarka 2
Lorain, O., ks. Lgnacego Piotrow
skiego i KS. Jana Kondraca.
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.trud bogobojnego swiatfego ka-
plana, przez nadanie mu wysokie-
60 odznaczenia doktora filozoGi.
Przy2 tel okazji odbyia sic uro-
czystosc przepisanym ceremonja-
lem, W czasie ktorej ks. biskup J..
Schrembs, administrator clevelandz
Eej diecezji. wreczyl ks. Fracisz-
lowi Zyburze odnosny document
wfasnorecznie podpisany przez
Ojca sw. W uroczystosci bral u
dziai kanclerz tutejszej diecezji j
wielu kaplanow diecezji denvero-
sliej. Przy tel sposobnosci dostoi-
nicy kosciola wyg}osili odpwiednie
podniosle przemowienia, stawiajac
"a przyklad innym poswiecenie i
szezera. wytrwala prace polskiego
kap{ana, ksiedza Zybury. - TAX
mniejwiecej W wolnem tlumacze-
niu opiewa opis uroczystosci, ja-
ka towarzyszyla urzedowemu wre-
czeniu dokumentu, przys}anemu Z
Rzymu ks. Zyburze przez Ojca
Swietego.
Do powyzszego pragniemy przy
sposobnosci slow pare dorzucic. A
vice przedewszystkiem ia droga
| przesylamy siowa uznania jak
najwiekszego uwielbienia Zas{uzo'
nemu Polskiemu kaplanowi! Geese
CT, ksieze Zybural Geese "a 'Twa
n.ozolna prace, "a poswiecenie, "a
strdja, ktorym sic oddajesz z Ia
raieml Geese CT, kap}anie Fac
ny. "a podniesienie imienia pol
skiego, "a wykazanie Twa prac-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-12

z racji tel wielkiej uroczysto-
sci ma czesc Wielebnego pry-
micjanta odbyi sic W domu ro-
dzicow wspanialy bankiet ze
wsp6ludzialem licznych krewnych
znajomych przyjaciol. KS. Ko
narski jest bratem stryjecznym
panny Franciszki Konarskiej. do
brze znanej dzia}aczki, ktora bar
dzo czynny udzial bierze w zy-
ciu narodowem spo}ecznem
miejscowej tutejszej Polonji, a
jake urzedniczka sadu probacyj-
nego oddaje czesto wielu rodzi
nom polskim wprost nieocenione
uslugi.
Wiel. KS. konarskiemu sk!a-
danny zyczenia jak najlepszego
powodzenia ma novel drodze, je-
go zycia wydajnej piracy W
winnicy Panskiej.
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w NIEDZIELE, DNIA 3-go
CZERWCA ODBYLA SIZE
PRYMICJA KS. MAKSY-
MILJANA J. KRAJDZIE-
SKIECO w KOSCIELE
SW. STANISLAWA
B, M.

w niedziele, dnia 3-go czerw-
ca w kosciele Sw. Stanislawa
przy Forman ul. nowo-wyswie-
cony Kaplan, KS. Maksymilian
J. Krajdzieski odprawil pierwsZa
Msze sw. w asystencji KS. STU
pka, Ks. Bialka KS. Rygwalskie
go. Wielebny Prymicjant jest
syem Panstwa Krajdzieskich,
zamieszkalych p. n. 4384 Warner
Road.
Tegoz samego dnia W Audyto-
RUM Zwiazku Polakow W Ame-
ryce odbyi sic wspanialy ban
kiet ma czesc Prymicjanta przy
wspoludziale przesz}o 140 osob
Wiel. KS. kaiamaja byi toast
mistrzem, a przemawiali: p. Sta
nislaw Klonowski, p. Franciszeb
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PlKNIK STOW. POLEK DNIA
7 LIPcA w LUNA PARKU.

Stowarzyszenie PoIek W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych pod opie-
ka Swietej Rodxiny urz4dza do
rocxny wspaniaiy PfkNIk, jaki
odbedzie sic " LUNA PARKU
" sobote, dnia 7-go LIPCA br.
komitet, stoj4cy ma czele tego
przedsiewiecia, cd dluxszego
JUL czasu czyni ,przygotowania
i obecnie jux jest " stanie IA.
pewnie tax cxionkinie Stowarzy
szenia Polek jak i Gala wogole
Polonje, ie na PlKNIKU " Luz
MA PARKU dla wszystkich be-
die wiele niespodxianek. cxion
kinie JUL zawczasu pomyslee o
tenn powinny, by ma piknik po-
daiye gromadnie. E
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-12

Stolicy Apostolskiej. ze Polonja
Amerykanska ME tylko zacnych.
ME tylko pracowitych W Winnicy
Panskiej, ale rowniez posiada ka-
planow swiatlych, kaplanow o
glebokiej nauce j wiedzy! Geese
wiec CT, Czcigodny ksieze Zy-
bura, MECH Gle Bog wspomaga W
Twej dalszej pozytecznej piracy.
lego CT, Czcigodny kapianie zy
czy polskie pismo katolickie. wy
chodzace W Cleveland. wiec W
niescie. W ktorem lat wiele wsrod
ludu tutejszego spedziies.
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Zmarnowaio sic prseeiei jui lyle
zspalu checi M mic, = zmarno.
walo sic wiasnie dlatego, il przy
centrai rozpoexeto tworzyc pro.
gram, a ME odwrotnie. Jednak
prasa jedynie tylko prxy wspolu'
dziale sxersxych mas Wychodztwa
byiaby W staaie poslsdy uxgod'
ris, lees .amej jsj q prace pre-
prowadzie, to sdajs sie. trud po'
mad silly.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-12

w jednej instytucyj sowiec-
kich W Odesie znaleziono cenne
archiwum historyczne hrabiow
cibor-Marchockich. Niektore Ak
ia tego archiwum siegaj4 14-go
stulecia i zawieraja liczne dyplo-
my krolow polskich oraz doI<umen
ty, dotyczace dziejow Rzeczypospo
itej Polskiej przedrozbiorowei
Historyey polscy pewnoscia
zaintere.uje sic tymi zhiorami, 10
niewax rod Sciborow Marehoeic
naIeiaf do rodow xnacxnyeh. Mi.
ko1aj Scibor Marchocki, rycerx n
czasow Zygmunts III-go, siu1yi j.
ko rotmistrz W wyprawie Samo-
zwanca do Rosji, W roku 1907.
Dobrze byi xnany carowi Dymit-
rowi Marynie Mniszkownie, &
krwi poiskiei. Spisywai podcxas
tel wyprawy dziennik, ktory
rekopisu wydany zostai W Poxna-
niu dopiero r. ls41 p. t. Hi
storja wojny moskiew.kiej".
Ale prawdxiwie, choe ma krot-
10 i dosye wesoio zaslynaf " Pol
see W krajach osciennych do
piero Ignacy Marchocki, 1yjacy "
d,viescie lat bez mala po Mikofaju.
"a Rxeexypospolitej miai bye
ekorazym trebowelskim. cziowiek
by} to majetny, uczony prawy.
Pc roku 1894 miesxkai W powie-
Gle uszyckim, ma Podolu, " dxie-
dzicznej wsi, Minkowicach, grani-
cxacej Maiopolska. 81
Czasy byly dla Polski cieikie,
mocarstwa oscienne kruszyly j. Il
niszcxyly. Wowczas Marchocki po-
wystawia{ siupy graniczne pomie
dzy swojemi posiadlosciami Ro-
sja j Austrja FACIAL ma swoich
ziemiach panowac, pisx4c sic: -
"hrabia Jan Scibor Marchocki,
herbu Ostoja, dux redux na Min
kowicach, Belmoncie, Ostrokowie
i ogrodach Przytulijskich pan",
przyczem nigdy ME zapomniAf
k.ase roku swego panowania.
w majetnoiciach swych odby-
wal sejmy, ma ktorych xasiadaIl
naistarsi kmiecie. Panowai ME -
ko konstytucyjnie, a przy swym
boku miai rade stanu, xloion.
sedziwych chlopow. Rada ia maj
wazniejsze sprawy s4dzila beg -
peiscI. Ma sejmach W radxia
wystepowai " purpurowej todse
rzymskiej, xasiadai ma krsesle
szkarlatnem miai stolik prned
soba, pokryty szkariatem. Kodeks
rniai charakter patrjarchalny.
"Panstwo Minkowickie" miaio /
wiasn4 monete papierowa. MareAo
clki uio.yi nawet wiasne wyxna-
ME minkowickie, zlepione obrze-
dow posanskieh chrse;cijan-
skich. Obchodzono swieta tylks
rolne.
Duehowienstwo oskariyio 60 -
krzewienie baiwochwalstwa. Zo-
stall aresstowany uwissiony ~
kamiehou. z wiezienia udaio. 80
sic zbisc. Alsksander I-sxy ear -
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KANSAS CITY. - Liderzy re-
rublikanscy twierdza, ze lie
prezydent Coolidge ME oswiadczy
przed konwencja stanowczo, il no
minacji pod zadnym warunkiem
ME przyjmie, to Hoover W pierw-
SEEN balotowaniu otrzyma okoio
$50 giosow. Dotychczas ma on CO
rajmniej juz 400 glosow pew.
nych zupeinie. ~
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-12
AREsZTOWANIE sIEMIoNOWA

PARYZ. - Nadesz{a tn wiado.
mose Warszawy, ze zostai tam
aresztowany prezes komitetu ro
syjskiego, Wiktor Siemionow, "
zwiazku zamachem Wojciechow
skiego ma zycie radcy handlowe
go przy poselstwie sowieckiem "
Warszawie. Zostaf on skazany M
deportac5e.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1928-06-12

Wszyscy sic skartymy - po-
.syiada tenxe Dxiennik Chicago
ski - ma brak wsr6d Wychodzt-
wa kooperacji, brak jednolitoici
postepowania prawie we wszyst-
kich poczynaniaeh, j wszyscy mad
tenn bolejemy. Pochodi to nie-
watpliwie stad - dodaje to pi-
.mo - 10 nisxmissnie skompi-
kow.na caiosE hytswaaia Wy
chodztwa prasniemy rexwiszae ja-
kim; jednym sam.ehsm, eieciem,
zapominajac, - h ealos& skiada
sig : cze;ci dziwsie q soba sple-
cionyeh wympsajseyeh osobne-
60 traktowania, nissalsinie Cd ca
tosci.
Omawiajsc Sdalej sprawe u.sod-
nienia poglsd6w, q tahiej to pi-
.rno dochodzi koaklusji: "Nie lad
ma centrala, cry jakis wspolny
front maja da6 program najbl;z-
s.ego dxiaiania, Iecs program po.
wiDien nam dae esntrale takie
''lub owakie wsp6lns fronty, cry
'front.'.
Roxumie sig tax dalej spra-
We ts pr.edstawia Dx;snnik Chi
casoski - 10 prssram must ktoi
nalrsilis. ot6i uwaiamy. 10 do
tsso .adania naibardisj powoia.
NJ jsst prasa pohka M Wy
sckodstwis. Jsj latwisj. nil komu.
kolwisk innenau, poresumiss sic
- sobs " tym wsslsdsis, ocsy.
wi;sis prsy debrsj wsli. Iaas y.
jseis sprawy wsp&ePSssy wSr6d
Wychod<twa nalSiy usaa& = ME.
seAlns, 60 sssssss petwisrdsajs
wssystlie dotyshesassws pr6by.
Posostajs nam sAAsm ds3yt wsssl.
a.
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KS. M. J. kRAJDZIESKI

KS. M. J. kRAJDZIESkI
Nowo wyswieconemu Kaplano.
wi, ks. Krajdzieskiemu, przesy-
lamy zyczenia owocnej piracy w
winnicy Panskiej jak najlep-
szego powodzenia ma tel novel
drodze zycia.
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Co Tydzien
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q. ~ .''' 'u'e' p'
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"Loty nadatlantyckie -. pisze
Dsiennik chicaxoski - .. W dali
,xvm ci.xu ieszcze sr. loteryjn4,
bardzo haxardowna. Dlatego przy-
xotowanie do przyiecia lotnikow,
.dobyw. jacych sic ma kolo.alne
.yzyko, .s " tych w=runkach
tenn. cxem .przed.wanie .kory ma
niedzwiedxiu " le.ie".
:.
wiele tn uwasa ma " so0'e
ssusznosei, ale Panowie D1ien'
nika Ch'esso'.'eso mo po~,nn'
tenn zapominae, ze DO w'po'pf.es
" Nowym 1ork" 'tanai ro~
kensuiat polsh' op'su'@e
bieEu Pos'edzen'a orsan'1~s,'"e
go. dziennik ten "'eoas 'nne"' Po
wiada re ''e 1e'zeze ME poe1'''
JUL sic, rozsypafo ezyh ze ma
samym poezatku xamies' 1o1~'
do wytwor.en'a wiase'~eso pro-
gramu dziaian'a' w'e'cy No~
cz.nie sprawy natury o'oD'..e' ma
stef obrad wywlekse poe.e"' tenn
Prasnse, wideesn's zeDran'e os.'
nisacyne na samem .-rA1 poe
ku .rosbie.
~ q = u ans.ia g 1spsy :.s DS~.sa !. :,
~ pism tamtejssyeh. 1 !.
.se spossesnA pesniewae 'F ~
:adna Pana konsula, IL ten pow.
.rtlT ich sobis sapro"e 90
I'd tetu "bez ieh w,edsy - ~'ee 'E'
Il staia sic - iudz'e drodsy = .". =.
J niesiychana rzecz' DO o'o -
tam p. B. czy lnny me PoA~a
Evening star., 1928-03-24
SWINDLING SUSPECT HELD
Police Claim Prisoner Is Head Of
Bond Torgers' Ring.

ST. LOUIS, March "a R).-Search
through many cities for a gang OF
swindlers who have forged bonds In the
last two years to the amount OF 81 ESQ.,
900 and offered them for sale led TO
the arrest here yesterday Of the alleged
leader. He gave the name Of Louis
Slater. AZ, a salesman.
J. M. Nye, a detective for the Guar
anty Trust Co. of New York, said the
man had operated In SO cities under
numerous aliases and was under indict-
ment at Detroit, Grand Rapids, Mich,
and Louisville.
Slater admitted, police said, that he
had passed bogus bonds in Louisville,
Detroit and several other places He
said he used gray wig and tortoise
shell glasses. found In his hotel room.
to give him a more dignified appear
ance In selling bonds.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
JULIAN ., HAMMACM. A,,esas,.

SUPREME COURT III arHE DISTRICT on
Npllmhla, hpldfns Rguhate Court Me-.
AfaAa Administrations ,ev-srh,a il 80 sNe na.
tltN that the anhseriheF pt the ntstftst OF
Natumhla, has obtained from the Probate
lApentars On the estate ~ William n Gus
hill, late st the nistriet st Iaiumba,
tlnaNased All peFaAua hAVlaK claims
asalns, The ,ie,~aseA are hereby WaFpe,t 80
gAhthlt the. sanle with the Naushefs theteat,
lagAilS AntheAttrAleti 50 the sllhsefltae, ph
ur hefnFe lha INN day ut Marsh 4 IL lava
ntherWls, they NAV hy law ha excluded from
all hanetlt .gl. sad estate alssn e.ssslee nly
N, NTIhnN Sill ltth Ais iSeaI AttANt
NlTfnh nj MNhArH Iepttv kaaasteF III
lAe fxphats gNWFts sAhNA.ai,Apt
Evening star., 1928-03-24
LEAGUE WOULD KEEP
CHILDREN IN HOMES
Welfare Move Urged to Prevent
Juveniles From Being Sent
to Institutions. q

By the AssoctafeU Press
CHICAGO. March 24.-Child welfare
work that would keep children out OF
charity homes and institutions as vel
as out Of court vas advocated yeSter-
day before the Child Welfare League OF
America. The league opened two-oay
session here.
Rather than breaking up home life
BY crowding children into institutions
70 be brought up en- naSse, 1t was sug-
gested that welfare agencies exert
efforts toward keeping children In their
own families for rearing in an arnoS-
phsre suited to them individually.
In Ohio. Miss Belle Greve OF the
Columbus department OF welfare said.
more than 10000 children were fed into
public and private institutions last year
Ths league advocated q system OF
expending money ON the child IN It's
hons. perhaps through mothers PEN
sions. rather than for children'S inSti-
tutions Support OF State welfare pro-
grams was also advocated in preference
to spending the money on institutions
crowded with children committed By
Juvenile Court.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BRITISH WORKERS FAIL
TO RESTORE 7-H0UR DAY
Labor party's PROPOSAL in Behalf
OF Miners Defeated in House
Of Commons.
nv the Associated Press.


LONDON. March S4--The Labor
party'S attempt - restore rhs seven
hour day IN the coal mines OF England
was defeated IN the Mouse of CCIMn.csNS
yesterday. lS4 te ls1. The attempt took
the form ~ a proposed repeal ~ the
coal mines act Of tasS providing thar
eight hours should constitute a days
work In the eoliiSrteS,
IsahoriteS and Liberals tcineG in ecn-
demning the eight~hour day and said
that the conditions Of the British min
erS and their wages were wurSe than on
the Continens, II y King, underSeS>-
retary to the mines department. re-
piled that the act af 1895 had FeSiNee<i
the price ef ceal ey more than S. a
ten and had enabled GrSas Britain 81
compete more effectively With other
coal producing cottnttsSS
He said that aeN as the wages Of
AmtLSh miners are. they are mNge
than double the pay ~ palsSA miners
and almost equal t. What German mnl-
erS receive Reland and CsegnAS~ -
added had Increased their exports of
coal. bat Great Britain had not fSllsy
recovered iTo,n the ias6 strike, There-
fore. ne concluded, q repeal of the
eight-heuF law wossld undoubtedly re,
suit in an increase IN unemployment
and in reduced wages
Evening star., 1928-03-24
SAYS SCHOLARSHIPS
AID WORLD PEACE
Vincent Massey Addresses
California U. Charter
Day Meeting.
By the Annotated Press.

BERKELEY, Calf, March "a
Tribute to the part played by univer-
stiles in promoting International under
standing was paid by Vincent Massey.
Canadian Minister to the United States.
In his Charter day address on the six.
teenth anniversary yesterday Of the
foundation OF the University Of Cali
fornia.
He warned, however. that the recent
rapid development Of mechanism for
international communication would be
not only useless but dangerous without
wise control by intelligent minds. The
long standing friendship between the
United States and Canada he attributed
to mutual effort and common under
standing.
Tells Exchange Benefits.
In It's double function to think and TO
teach. the university has become in
creasirgly conscious Of the international
world. he declared. Taking the Rhodes
Foundation as an outstanding example,
Mr.. Massey extolled the success OF in
teTnational scholarships.
THE scholar who moves from one
country to another will find his loyalty
tenn strengthened and not weakened BY
seeing it for time in the perspective
of distance. II he is sound at heart.
his understanding Of other points OF
view will be deepened without the need
of accepting the points of view Of
others, or without impairment OF his
allegiance TO what is hts own.
Lauds Nationalism-
"In the same way. the Nation, self
conscious and self-respecting. is not
only compatible with world concord but
even underlies 1t. Nationality, far from
being an obstacle TO world peace. Is
rightly understood. the very pillar on
which It must rest.
Il cannot sympathize with the efforts.
however we'll intentioned. to donation
alize education. How difficult It would
be to persuade boys and girls 70 cheer
for abstract ideas such as universal
brotherhood but how natural 70 ask
them to shout for the contribution
which their country Is making 70 the
universal brotherhood"
Evening star., 1928-03-24
LECKiE. cox sHERIER. Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA hultilnE Probate Court Ne,
HAHfH. Administration. This is 70 give no.
tste that the subscribers Gl the District of
tOluuilMa, have ohtasnrNl from she Probate
Tuutt of tbs District 80 Ct,ldnttNA letters Of
inttNtStrstlon, Il. b. "a. on the estate ~
charles j Peterson. tate of the District uf
tntamhia deceased All perSonS haNiuS
statmS aEalUst the decrasssi srp heceeV wsrn-
et to exhibit iae SAME. with the vouchers
th eof legally authenticated to the sue-
s,'rihaFS, an or te fnrr the sch cav eE Sep
tcmteF. An tagS. atherwiss they may rs
laW he excluded from all heneht of ssia
estate Given usesser ear hands thls 18th dsS
of MAFvh 1898 JOSEPH W cox lnNl
ath st, nw.. DAVID l. RIoRnAN, lNlO
Nernlant ave. nv, t$eSil Attest ylCroR
: MERSt'u, nenptv Register ~ Wits tor
the District Of Columbia, CtsrS pt ihs Fvs-
hatc NoCrt nh@A "a ape
Evening star., 1928-03-24

srpREME COURT oF THE nlSTRNT c

SUPREME COURT OF TUE DISTRICT or
Columbia huiltng PFnhatc Court 49, No.
3aS6s Administration ~-fhts is to give no.
tloe that the suhscfther. Who Was hN thr
supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
granted letters ut administration uu the
estate OF Ralph u. Benton deceased. has
with the appruN al of the Supreme Court oI
the District of columbia. holding "a Probate
Court. appointed Monday the hth day at
APRIL lh2S, ~ 10 a'rlutk m. A~ the ume
and said courtroom as the plaea tar making
nav uient AMI distribution from sald estate
under the Cnuts direction and cuntvul
when aud where all creditors and nerSonS
entitled TO distfbntvr shlfea ar legaries
or the residue or parts thereof are notified
duly authorized. with their claims against
the estate PROPERLY tooehee Given under
ROSEMARY Il BENTON TnADnEuS q
iiENTOH and u, !, rol TON AitarnrXs
seall Attest; THEunnRE COGsWELL
Register Of wills Tor the District ot Culum,
bia Clerk az tho Probate Court.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
CITY OFFICIAL FOUND
GUILTY OF BRIBERY
Sentence Reserved on indianapolis
Counciiman-Faces 2 20 IL
Years in Jail.


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 81
Boynton }, Moore. city councilman
charged With bribery. was found guilty
by a jury in Criminal Court here late
Yesterday on It's firSt ballot Moore wiz
De sentenced March 81 by Paul G
Davis, special Judge. Attorneys for
Moore announced they would appeal
A sentence Of 10 IA years in prison
Is mandatory for = bribery conviction
and In addition 10 this, a nne up 70
$1,000 may be added.
In inStruetinE the jury. the court
pointed out that in addition 30 con-
S!dering evidence relative Go the ALLEGED
orioe for which Moore was tried. Is
might also consider other alleged acts OF
bribery testified TO by witnesses bus not
mentioned IN the grand jury indictment
Moore was charged with having
accepted $l0o from John J. Collins,
former city purchasing agent to vote
against impeachment proceedings inSti-
tuted by the council against John I.
puvall, then mayor,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
cIlpr i i. GANNkfr. Attorney. Ia, ia,',,,'

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court Estate
uf William MarNnttl FairtaN deceased No.
a1l40 Administration dneket sa-~~Apptlra.
tian having baen made hefeiu for probate of
The last will and testament uf said deceased
and tor letters nt administration. e, I, a, ou
said estate h, Lima Footn Hcrse, u j. ot,ct
Mrs Josephine Tunstatl smith, Mrs Fran,Vs
r. HnhHrts and the unknoMn heirs Ht Law
and next uf kin at William MaeNetii Fairfax
,ierpasud aud all uthefa t'aiteFueh nntieAF Ia
said rolitt on Muntay the anlh day af April
4 u 1925 n 10 u'rlork a m ta shaw canue
iet naiipe hereof te puhlIsked ~ the WASH
iugton Law Reperter and the Eseu,ng star
tho return day herein mentioned, the nrst
nnhllrati0n Ia he n0t iesa than thirty daAs
hefaF" aaid return daS u, sinhoH,ss
nennty REGISTER OF Wills tnr the pislFiet OF
Coiqmhia, Clerk Of the frahase Court,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
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SUPREME COURT ~ rur nlsrRlt'r O.

SUPREME COURT ~ TMn DISTRICT or
fulumhla Hot,iing rTnhate tourt .~~ No
dTunh Administration ~@fhia - tu Eive hn.
lice that The sul,scrher, Of the District 81
C0nft ot the District ~ Columbia lettetR
testamenlstS an the estate nt tiafa He'll
I4angstait keppiee, late at the District ~ to'
hmhla deceased. All persona hat tng rtsglnS
al ainst the decreased are hefety warned tn
tXhtht the same, With the vouchers thereat,
on heture the ist das ~ Marvh Az lnsa,
otherwise they may by law tse excluded trem
all l,eneft at said estate Given unstcT nav
hand lhls 9th day OF March, lpas, llNnS,
LEY 4, ,AnElMAN tAaS rsrk Raed Apt
heea,ss sei hsst.ss es As n.,sss. nMaSI'at y
Columbia. NleFk Nl the Probate court,
Evening star., 1928-03-24

sIpRrHH COURT OF THE biaTAfT on
io09t"i9 hailins PFpeis % tt - f,s H. .3
t}eG tbat tie subscriber sho Was b0 The slls
l8eg" fauff ~ lbe DiAuet ~ taiunttt8
&fAf"a .pftffk fea4WeutafY Dh THE estate
at Henrietta @haM deceased h8s 9fth the
fpDF9F9i ~ the HUv3aT~ fnwft ~ llin Hsr
aHnaiHted HpbdHy The ihtti day AZ Anrli
ib"e 81 teH n'ci86k 9 ni az TIE tiijT and
nasUfnt aHA distribution ftan said estate.
HHtfF tie courts 'inet0a and oantfei Wlen
ahd @1tatf ~ c.fili0Fs Fnd Hersaps .sniiiiei
die aF fa5ts i'screof are notified ~ Htieaa
~ ltsfsgH af bs gReltt m attorney f1iF al
pE9aesls sa4ehed Gigen NAdfg fns hand this
l1th 5aY 81 Nar..h ia2n HTkhY nhTH,
Hp FHAsk 4FFFSDM AftnFf}EN Seal
Attest NHTon y ARKsrli nemls. Hfeiss
teF ~ Nilis fsf ibe fisffi6t vi Columbia
CieFA Of the Probate EpUFt,
4sIAkskisap9
Evening star., 1928-03-24
pANIEL :. RING. Atterney.

COLUMBIA holding Probate Court.-No.
35ld6. Administration. is 70 give no,
tice that the subscriber. of the District OF
Court of the District OF Columbia letters
OF admin ton on the estate OF Homer Fred
crirb Craw - l. late of the District OF Column
iia fecr' All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated Ia the subscriber on
or hcfarr the 18th day Of March IN. 1922.
otherwise th~v NAV by Law n excluded from
al benefit of said estate. Gi~en under nv
hand th3s 3',nd day OF March. 1928.
GEORGE r CRAWFORD. $40 Ternessee
NERscH pnnGtr R~Ei.fsr ','oi Of wills for tn
District of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate
Coslrt mh34 81 aDs
Evening star., 1928-03-24
BRA>DE .BCR6 & BRANDENBURG.
Attorneys.

SUPREME CotRT or THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA holding PROBATE Court--\O
JTIa,' Administration. This is to give no
tlrs that the subscriber of the District of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court at the District OF Columbia letters
teSiam~nfaFy un the estate OF Kate C FalSPy
tat" af ,he District nf Columbia. deceased
All VERSIONS having claims against the de
ased arr hsreby waTnet Ia exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally aa-
thpntiraty,I to the subscriber 0n heforr
the 18th aay ul Marsh. A.n, 1899, ofhrr-
Wis. they uay lay law b. excluded from alt
ie-,rft nt saitt ps:ata. Gar~n under NV hand
this l5th dav Of Ma-.h, iaas THE Ma
TIO<&I RANK oF wASHT <GTON Wash-
inetnn, n C. nv JAMES TRINRl.E Vier
prl,sidSut fS@all Attest. THEODORE
COGSwEI.L Register ~ Wills fer the Dis
trict of Cn.umhia Clerk os the Probate
fNn.yt pah3t ~ am