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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

misljenju ne obazirajuci Sc
ma ustav demokracije nego
pod plastem demokracije pro-
vode svoju samovolju. IL Ka-
made delegate ina, koji Sc
slazu sa demokracijom i oni
koji su proti ME, pa tako ma
lis tt Narodnih Zajednicara
dodje po jedan iii diva dele
gaia IL Kanade, a ma listi
"Bratstva Jedinstva" ne
kada po jedan iii nijedan. u
vjek kada Sc glasuje "a upra-
WI kandidati il Kanade IL
vuku tamil kraj iii bolje re-
kue, manji broj glasova. Ia
sto to tako? Odgovor je moi
(zato, jer il Amerike svi ho-
&c da su ma upravi Zajednice
u Pittsburghu). No cato ia
nemam namjere da krivim
ikoga nego same kanadske
delegate, koji Sc dadu zavesti
slatkim obecanjima iii nekom
tako rekuc "good time.
Mole je mnijenje da dol
duca konvencija odredi ko-
liko mjesta u Glavnome Od-
boru da sc dade kanadskom
clanstvu pa kanadski dele
gait neka sami izmedju sebe
izaberu svoje predstavnike, a
obadva bloka da i'll nose ma
svojim listinama, bez razlike
kojemu bloku oni pripadali,
da Sc "a njihova mjesta ne
natjecu americki delegati. Je-
dino ovako &c biti zastupano
kanadsko clanstvo u Glavnom
Odboru, drugacije ne.
Sada da d o k a Z e m kako
sam dosao do toga zakljuc-
ka: Rekao sam malo prize da
Ii ia imam malo iskustva o
ovoj stvari. Sjecam Sc dobro
pete konvencije godine 1889.
u Pittsburghu kada je on
dasnji predsjedatelj iste, brat
Mato Oreskovic pre- d | o 10
konvenciji da i mi IL Kanade
budemo zastupani u Glavnom
Odboru, pa ma preporuku ka-
nadskih delegate preporucio
brata Georgia Canjara "a mje-
sto u Glavnoj Poroti, sto su
obadva bloka potvrdila ta-
ko je brat Canjar bio jedno-
glasno izabrat, jer proti ME
ga Sc nije nijedan delegat IL
Amerike kandidirao.
No posto SUI Sc vremena
promjenjivala tako 1943.
godine u Chicago ma konven-
ciji dodje u Nadzorni Odbor
brat Ivan Krznaric, gotovo
| po istome uzoru, ali ne bas
onako kao sto je bio u IL
boru brata Canjara. No opet
Sc vremena mijenjaju tako
1947. godine u Pittsburghu
bude izabrat brat Zebic u
Nadzorni Odbor, pa sto Sc
dogodi, mjesto sjednice CLAW
noga Odbora da bude u Pitts
burghu, on u zatvor. Zasto,
ia u to necu zalaziti niti mi
je namjera da kome to pred
bacivam, samo mi je namje-
ra da podkrijepim i potvrdim
mole misljenje, koje iznosim
u javnost pred clanstvo u
pravome svijetlu, da o tome
sud-. Opet Sc vremena mije-
njaju tako u Los Angelesu
diva delegate IL Kanade bu-
du kandidirani "a diva mje-
sta u Glavnom Odboru, pa
nije nijedan dobio dovoljan
broj glasova da bude izabrat,
jer su obadva bill ma listi Ma
rodnih Zajednicara, a biloxi
: toga "Bratstva i Jedinstva"
nije niti kandidirao nijedno-
ga Delegate IL Kanade ma
, svojoj listi. Zasto nisu kandi-
dirali nikoga doznao sam, da
nece moci prelaziti granicu
!, ma odbornicke sjednice, i to
, je bio uzrok da sc ispusti ka-
nadski kandidat.
:. No ako sc bude radio o.
i vako owe dojduce konvencije
opet &c biti ista pjesma, ne
2 60 treba da kanadski dele
gait budu u jednome bloku
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-07-13

stalnost cd nadirucih ma
dzarskih husara, predvodje-
nih cd apostolskih madzar-
skin kraljeva Kolomana i La
dislava, nasljednika sv. Site
pana, prvog madzarskog kra-
liza, rimskog pomazanika.
Pc cijem nalogu i zasto su
Madzari provalili ma hrvatski
teritorij to takodjer u ma
sol historiji nije dovoljno O.
svijetljeno. Valjda zato da O.
svete smrt Zvonimira, jer je
Zvonimirova zena, kral ji C a
Lepa, bila sestra ondasnjeg
madzarskog kralja. Ne, to nj
je dovoljan i opravdan raz-
log, to bi mogao biti samo
povod. Razlozi su bill drugi
i dublji.
Sredovjecna Hrvatska Dr.
zava 9. i 10. vijeka nalazila
Sc je u centru borbe, koja je
vodjena u to doba izmedju
Rima i Carigrada "a "pri-
mat" t. j. prvenstvo u Kri-
stovoj crkvi. Kako su hrvat-
ski velikasi sa svojim narod-
! MIN svecenstvom, "a kralja
Tomislava, ma crkvenom sa-
boru IL Splitu (925) pod vod-
stvom biskupa Grgura MIN
skog dali zestoki odpor pro-
ii ukidanja stare slavenske
sluzbe bozje u crkvama, a "a
uvadjanje latinskog je Il k a
mjesto dotadanjeg staro-sla-
venskog, rimski pape osjetili
su u tome odporu naginja-
ME hrvatskih velikasa kao |
narodnog svecenstva Carigra-
! du. Narodno svecenstvo ma
lazilo je podrsku u toj borbi
ne samo u svojim velikasima
nego u svojim kraljevima,
koje su velikasi skupa sa sve-
censtvom slobodno birali bez
stranog uticaja. Da Sc tai
odpor slomi, gusarski je sa
svog teritorija u g ra b l j e n
kralj Slavic, nasljednik Toni
slava, te beztraga nestao i
istrunuo u kakovoj talijan-
skoj podzemnoj tamnici. Ma
hrvatski prijesto postavljen
je proti volje vecine velikasa
narodnog svecenstva, Dimi-
trije Zvonimir. On je kao pa
pinski vazal imao da prven-
stveno stiti promice interese
rimske crkve u borbi prot
Carigrada ma teritoriju hr.
vatske drzave da slabi cd.
por narodnog svecenstva; da
brani pravo rimskog pape ns
, investituru, koje mu je pra'
vo osporavao Henrik w. ME
macki car. Radi ovakovos
svog rada, kralj Zvonimir do
Sac je u sukob sa svojim We
likasima i narodnim svecen
stvom ma drzavnom saborl
:, III Kninu Plato svojom gla
vom sluzenje tudjim, a ne ma
. rodnim interesima.
l Ova n a slim a j naprasns
: smrt kralja Zvonimira bila j
: ozbiljni memento ondasnjin
: duhovnim svjetovnim uprav
ljacima Rima, da Hrvati NJ
t zele njihov upliv u svojoj DIR
: zavi. Odlucise stoga da silon
2 slome odpor nepouzdanih Hr
l vata. Pod izgovorom da o
j, svete smrt kralja Zvonimir;
e i da spase hrvatsku krun1
: udovi Zvonimira, kraljici LIE
poi, sestri ondasnjeg kralj;
madzarskog, Ladislava, ma
!, dzarska vojska ma celu maj
4 prize Kolomana, a kasnij
), Ladislava, prevail u Posav
: sku Hrvatsku., Pc narodnin
V velikasima izabrani kralj Pc
n tar Svacic pokusao je da
: klancima M ale Kapele,
: klancima danasnje Like, i Ba
0 nije sprijeci prodor madzar
u ske vojske u Primorsku Hr
a vatsku. Nije uspio. Jaca sill
: madzarske vojske, podpomog
nuta narodnim izdajicama
|, pristalicama Rima j pristasa
|, ma madzarskih kraljeva, sic
! mila je junacki odpor narod
= ne yoiske. predvodiene 30 ma
Evening star., 1955-01-28

championship anyway. Tnat
made two basketball champion
ships in q row for the Tigers.
both upsets. It would be even
more of a surprise If they did 1t
this time.
Actually, Coach Tony Kupka
was thinking about 1855 when
he built his team last year.
At that time he thought he
would lose only two graduates.
But he suffered three other losses
by transfers and the league got
tougher with the addition Of the
i've Negro schools and Kupka is
right back where he started.
Gene Girard, q big boy who
lost his awkwardness startlingly
fast, is in Stuttgart, Germany,
with his father who is a pub
lie relations man with the Red
Cross. The other transfers were
Jerry Cherner, now at Bell,
and Tony Maio, who chose
Chamberlain.
'There's the nucleus Of your
ball club right thsre." is Kupka's
comment.
\ y \
On the credit side this year
Is the fact that Lew Luce is .
year older. The same for Gus
Muir, John Webster and Dick
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Johnson Meets Fuenies
In TeIeVision Bout tonight
by ths Assoelossd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.--
George johnson Of Trenton. N.
j., and Ramon Fuentes Of Los
Angeles try to climb oyer each
other TO better days In boxing
tonight in their 10-round ma
tionally televised bout ct Con-
vention Hall.
CThe bout viii be televised
In washington over Station
wRC-Tv. Channel I. at 10
pm1
with q record Of 2S wins, n
by knockout. and five losses.
johnson hopes to use Fllentes as
an eraser to get rid Of the stigma
Of his last Tight whAn he lost TO
Charley Salas at Mani Beach.
Fla. after entering The ring as
. 2-to-l favofite.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Terps Choice 10 Give
Edge Over
CarnevaIe Tomorrow

Maryland and Navy. which in
the four years Of the Bud Milli-
kan VS.. Ben Carnevale coaching
rivalry have played four torrid
games and broken even. 60 at 1t
again tomorrow afternoon at
Annapolis.
Maryland, with q 1913 record
and perhaps its best team in 20
odd years, win be the biggest
favorite in the series over the
Middies, who have won five and
lost six.
Game time is 2:30 in Dahl
gren Hall, and word from Annap-
oils today was that several hum
dred tickets still were available.
Maryland beat the Middies
last year, 61-60. on Gene Shue's
dramatic last-second shot in
overtime before q national tele-
vision audience. That was when
Navy had John Clune and Don
Lange. however, and this years
team is not to be compared with
that one. @
Maryland had lost seven
straight to Navy when Millikan
took over the coaching. and the
Middies won in Buds first year,
making it eight. The Terps won
In 1852. lost the next year and
won last. The all-time series
stands 20-8 for Navy. with all
but two or three of the games
having been played at Annapolis.
Maryland has not played since
1t lost to George Washington 10
days ago to snap q nine-game
winning streak. The Middies
have won three Of their last
four after breaking q four-game
losing streak. the longest under
Carneyale.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Sieve Owen 10 Serve
As South Carolina Aide
BY The Associated Prsss

COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. 28.--
Steve Owen, veteran pro football
coach. will join the University
Of South Carolina coaching staff.
Head Coach Rex Enright said
Owen, who coached the New
York Giants from 1890 through
1858, will begin duties as an
assistant February IA, opening
day Of spring practice for the
Atlantic Coast Conference team.
Enright indicated that Owen,
55, will be a permanent member
Of the star. He probably will
replace Max Reed, former line
coach with the Washington Red
skins, who has assisted Line
Coach Hank Bartos for several
years.
Owen, who specializes in strong
defensive units, has been the
Giants chief scout since drop
ping out Of the professional
ranks.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Golden Gloves
Continued From Page C-1.)

.-s4
Thompson, winners of Golden
Gloves titles in the past. brought
along a pair Of youngsters to
chaperon through the exams.
Smiths protege. Eugene Wal
burn, entered the middleweight
division, while Thompson's
charge. Billy williams Of GUAM
tico. made the featherweight
limit Of 1873 pounds.
Only one Of the beginners had
any dificulty with the weights
and he needed only to take on
half q pound. ALI the others
came in naturally under the
required poundage or right on
the beam.
Arlington Boy Tries Again.
One of last years most color
ful noviceS, Andy Blanche Of
Arlington, Va, was one of the
early arrivals for the weighing
tests. The better plumber, rep
resenting the Catholic Youth
Organization, tipped the scales
at 1877 pounds, 10 less than last
year.
Andy. who lost out In the early
going Of the novice ranks In
1854. assured his rivals that
things would be different this
year. adding, This time I'm in
shape. boys"
Thanking Andy in the lineup
were schoolboys, clerks, mes
sengers, apprentice bricklayers,
truck drivers and striplings from
the armed forces, all anxious to
win fame in the Golden Gloves,
Unlike the senior division,
however, the civilian entries out
numbered the military almost
two to one, with the Catholic
Youth Organization, the Olympic
Club and the Northwest Athletic
Club each coming in with nine,
The Little Creek Afnphibs led
the service teams in the novice
class with eight passing the
tests. These four organizations,
therefore. can be expected to be
in the thick Of the fight for the
District OF Columbia AAU team
trophy.
Evening star., 1955-01-28

state end: Bob Heaston, California Poly
guard Dewey Wade, Kansas State end;
Marquette back; Don sanders. Stanford
back: Otto Kniedinger, Penn State tackle;
Robert GonRola. Illinois back.
CHICAGO BEARS-Ron Drzewiecki.
Marquette back; Robert watkins. Ohio
State back: John Hall. Iowa tackle
ttraded to Cleyeland); Joe O'Malley.
Georgia end; Leland Kendall. Oklahoma
A. a. M. tackle: Henry Mosely, Morris
Brown back; Bruce 5turgiss. William q
Mary back: Gene Verkerk. North Texas
SscE gchn Aen es Arizona state ssIaesSn ena
Thomas Redheid. Delaware end; Clarence
Bratt, Wisconsin back: Norman Cash.
Sul Ross State back; Edward Nickla.
csTolinss A. % back: Aiiasd inesn Dennis. sGain
cardinsisi; Melvin Harrison, sam Hu:s HSas:.
christisn s saard, Aiisn jones'. Ossn BSyoi foi
Choyce Han Midwestern center: Carl
bafs back; joe Yoans Msraaetts Msss atssf end;
Perry Jstsr. California Poly back; Joel
FFnsE FIns. TnRsssss Tenn sss sFsrSS R,cS GhsrsS % Wis
gia tackle: Gerry Fouts. Midwestern
/. pETRorT L1oNszpaye Middleton.
pnrris Mccord. Tennessee tackle: Lee
Riley. Detroit halfback; Bud Brooks,
ARKANSAS guard; Elijah Childers. Prairie
yisy tackle; IL Bert zagsrs. Michiean State
WalteT, jenkins, WAYNE tackle; Tom
McDermott, Iowa State tackle: Dick
Ssh ,seRe Jerry paek asd P0n 81
back; GEORGE Atkins, Auburn, guard;
Alan Mari. Bradley End: Donald DAILY.
tucEy State center: Fred Mehafiey, asss Dem Dem
yer. back; James Walters, Mississippi
tackle; ueorse Albrecht, Maryiand back;
George 9allnska. l wyoming back: Robert
ler.. Illinois tackle; Duncan Mcdonald,
Michigan back; Mike Trcka, Trinity
STexasl back, Harry Lowell, South Caro-
cleveland nain sES sRoWNs9Rar. Sisse eRS surris
Texas state halfback: Bob Freeman.
Nosrs Dams eenssr Asamis ram bISdSS bsndoS:
Southern California halfback: Leroy
Bolden Michigan State halfback: Jack
Loekleaf, Auburn center; Lemoyne HoI-
Ford Pittsburgh back; Glen Dillon
Methodist tackle; Jack Eaton, New Mex
sask iso .aiss flsa Sa RSD,S 5ortoH Hnss ssas
guard: Bob Smith. Nebraska back: Don
6uchy. Iowa center; Bob Leonard. Pur-
due back; Steve Champlin. Oklahoma
william Proctor. Florida state tackle;
Richard Spinks. Texas Tech back: Ger
aid stone. southeastern Louisiana
tsekls !aInes Greer EIisabsth CITY
Mirhisan state back; Ernie Lindo, Col
lege Of Pacific back; Don Fife, Purdue
CENTER Bobby BALDWIN, Sam Houston
state pos:a: DssG I'd 's TcKns' oeSrsia en- end; /;
Leachman, Tennessee center.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
@4ss HlcH SCHOOLS \
-sssr stan Photo.

Thomas, who were top reserves
last season.
Pete Abbott is a better shot
maker than Jules Layenthol. who
graduated, but perhaps lacks the
determination of the UNDER
rated little forward. Dick Bues
and Jimmy Vesper. both over
s feet. and Dick Tash could
make Wilson partisans forget
Maio and Cherner.
Luce, q ball-hawking, driving,
cutting whirlwind Of a player
who makes baskets from any
angle, made All-Metropolitan as
q sophomore last year. He at
tracts constant abuse from
crowds probably because Of his
blank expression and refusal to
grin even once while he's beat
ing your brains outan 1t is
these people who contend that
the 1.-THE 6-footer has not lived
up to his publicity this season.
+
As far as Kupka is concerned,
Luce is his kind Of ball player
and he's even better than last
year. Those people who say he's
not are crazy" Kupka says.
"Just because he hasn't scored
as much as last year doesn't
mean anything. What the devil
you have to have someone to give
you the ball. One can't play
against five, you know.
Luce is the kind of boy who
goes from offense to defense
plugging all the time. He never
gives up. no matter what the
Score."S
That last part about not CIV
ing UP has been a trait of Kupks
teams m recent years. especially
on the championship clubs. The
veteran coach seems to have had
trouble instiliing 1T In his whole
squad SO far this season, but
there are signs it may be start
ing to stick.
II so, there could be trouble
ahead for the top dogs in the
Interhigh League. MY clubs
usually come on late in the
season." Kupka contends.
Evening star., 1955-01-28

Canadians were bent on, peaceful
settlement Of raiding problems.
Cooper said three members Of
the Big Four-Hamilton, OF
tawa and Montreal-are ready
now to deal with Commissioner
Bell on honorable observance Of
options and contracts.
Toronto Is our only problem"
Cooper said. If we encounter
more difficulty. there are two or
three groups anxious to take over
the Toronto franchise"
Evening star., 1955-01-28
The weekend schedule:


Armstrons ys, Phelps Of Tech, 7;3o,
!, Dunbar W. Williston OF Wilmington,
Biadensbury at Northwestern, 2.
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Suitland, 8.
High Point ct Montgomery Blair, z,
Qaithersburg at Wheaton, g.
Sherwood at Richard MONTGOMERY, 2,
Poolesville at Damascus. 8.
LeesburE at Carver, 3.
Frederick Sasscer ct Laurel. a
Surrattsyille ct Oxon Hill. 4.
Great Mills at Qwynn Park. 7:3O.
Lackey ct In Plata. 2.
Calvert County at Margaret Brnnt. 4.
Ga,iHHx GodHn. q y SsssrsopIg, ,,. = rs,..s
MXnSssasIs MXasss5asSIs ss e dsoFss RssnSopM Mason. p
81, stephens at Wakeiieid. $3.50.
James Monroe at Csbourn, 3,
Garfield at Mefshall, 8.
Parker-QIay ct Luther Jackson. 9.
= Johnson-W williams ut HoffmAn-Boston.
. q. Anthony vs.. DeMatha at carroll.
Haekin at Carroll, e,ls.
Charlotte Hall at Priory. $50.
Tomorrow.
Dunbar 70. Johnston County ss Smith,
Bulls at NAVY Piebes, l2:is,
at. James at Landon, $50.
virginia school for Deaf ct Kendall.
sunday.
q Johns W, deorsetown Prep ai
srioTy W. oonsaga at DeMasha, s:4s
Evening star., 1955-01-28

games, two OF
them in the
league. and
had only three
more Inter-
high contests
in which to
make up the
lost ground.
In spite Of
inc Experience,
another SINH
larity with
this years
club. Wilson
won the 1854
I n t erhig h
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Hurtock Scores Triple

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 28 R.--,
Jockey Willie Hartack rode q
triple at Hialeah yesterday. He
wa up ON Top Button, paying
$40; At Arms, $6.40. and Mr..
Jones, $ll.30.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
Lee Loses on TKO
-Ap Wirephoto,

SAN JOSE. Calf, Jan. % R).
Jimmy Savala. 1888, MADEIRA,
Calf. scored a sixth-round tech-
nical knockout over Gordon Lee,
1884,, San Jose, in a scheduled
ten-rounder last night.
Evening star., 1955-01-28
By Dick Slcy

About this time last year VIII
sons basketball team was In the
identical predicament 1t now
faces. The Tigers had lost four
Evening star., 1955-01-28

National Training School de-
feated the Kendall Warriors.
53-42. to make its season record
6-1. Bill Thomas was high for
NTS with IS points and Dave
Bernstein high for Kendall
with Is.
Evening star., 1955-01-28

Annandale kept pace with
Osbourn Of Manassas for most
of the game. but when its regu-
lars went out on fouls the
reserves were unable to handle
the situation and Annandale
went down to It's seventh straight
loss, 1852. Annandale has q
single victory. its opening game.
Osbourn's record now Is As.
Evening star., 1955-01-28

Washington-Lee. the areas
second-ranked team, won Its
ninth straight and 10th in IL
starts, 50-38, over Episcopal. Phil
Palmer, 6-foot-3 forward, made
16 points for the Generals. high
for the game.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
PRoPosALs

e
SEALED bids viii Be received until
noon, Friday, November rs, 1888.
at the ONCE OF the State Hoads
Commisslon ut Laurel, MARYLAND; !;
Offering TO purchase the improve
nerts located on the former Andas
Units No. 17I4 and No. t7i0 III
Building B and MAJ r Wiimufh
props. consisting Of tNo ana ones
haH story frame dwelling n Tuxedo,
MARYLAND, located on the proposed
iiwcrfS svesne ana ~ hnns,, esn nsls-
Washinston Expresswas, Prince
\ 0eorges CO: All Of these improve
menss must be removed down To
/ the around line. by midniRlit Tues.
.sSy gay Jaqnars 81. 1855. Details
envelopes may be obtained at the
& State Roads Commission Once at
LAUREL MARYLAND. 0e3O Nos
Evening star., 1955-10-30
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Evening star., 1955-10-30
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CheYy Chase-Hethesda area. 81
a.rli.-4:50 p.m.; 3 days. Only quail
sse see Nm cIssE EoSd TssgJds s ,eSs Dssa aRply
1881 Wisconsif ave, Chevy Chase,
!. Nd. ---3O
AuTQMOTIvE MAGHtNlsT, white,
skilled Or s5uif-skiiled to assist Ia
overhaul operation OF new auto
motive machine shop. Salary de-
pendsnt. upon ability Of man. Best
q working eonditions; Unusual
isappe SGimpsny wf,ss ssssi'ss; nss 40 tSatsrs
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS sa) 4
only reliable experienced men need
apply: plenty Of work and exceN
lent working conditions: b0-50 pay
h2slS sp Apply 9g ,,;sI n g 6 chsndls5, sE SAC AZ
ATToMoBiLE G 4 hi e. MEc&aN2iHC, iis li2HS % sspari-
eneed only. Apply b606 Marlboro
AUTO MECHANIC, first rate; high
ssreish. oS pssME,y sslsry, Apply mp Y persSns ssa
AUTO i;.ro,,.,ls MECHANIC experienses,d. q, I. !.
uniforms supplied. Twin-post lifts.
5-day week. Permanent position.
WILSON PONTIAC. INC, 1895
oeorsia ave. Silver sprins. Nd;
AUTOMOBILES MECHANIC, experi-
enced. Must haye own tools, work
9,a aay lighs hrgnfE ssIsks ssE n5s csrs o0osp2 s2
18TH at n " AE H-Q4fH
AUT0 MECnANIC. all around. sx-
bfSfRzsH66 Sas. scS 4 !. Ne. az s.s.
Evening star., 1955-10-30
To PIoee .
Stor Classified Ad
Coll
Sterling 5000
Closing Hour:
SPECIAL NOTICES

" Il 4
BUSINESSMEN - Troubled with
light problems 10 your store, once
or buildings. see our tremendous
installation at Center Market City.
zAR1N ELECTRIC Co, II. 4-0395.
j WIZ NOT BIZ REspossrBLE III
any aebts INCURRED bg anyone but
1,sssd; 1,,as 1 y WILLIAM y = BERNIss.n' rs.
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS of the
knights Of PythiAs Hall Assoc,
there viii be . special naeetIfle on
Monday. Nov. ri. 5 pm. at 1912
9th st. NV. TO- vote on the dis
Hall Assoc. i II. sPRTNGMANN.
President. 80
debts incurred ~ anyone but my
self. MRS CATHERINE z. Al.
SToN. 5000 Mass. ave-, Dupont
Hts, Nd. wash. 81. D. C.. 30s
WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone other
than myself. REV. ADAM WALKE
GALA Lee pl. ne. 30s
APPLES. CIDER-Buy your crisp,
luscious. juicy apples and sweet
fresh. sparkling cider direct from
Chticott Orchard. located on Chain
Il ASAAhNE A0t .A8htEsS AAVya AEbI w. NA-
ems and Fairfax, Va. TEL: Dun
kirk 5-7766
rNyEsTIGATION--crifninai civil,
divorces: any time. anywhere; II
etnsed. bonded. Cali Po. 2.96l0
KNIGHTS or PYTHFAs HALL Az
SOCIATION---To all tenants 0f
Union Building: The Union Build
ing has been sold to the Remington
Investment Corporation. title VI
pass within 30 days from August
81. 1856, We have been notified
In writing that the purchaser 4
DESTROYS that the property be " ya.
yemher 80. 1865. We. therefore
hereby, give you notice TO cult ant
deliver up BY Nov. 80. 1865. thu
possession Of the premises AZ I0ls
9th st. NV, which you now hold oi
the association as a tenant fenn
month to month. X. p. HALL AS.
ISOLATION. Liauidattng Commit
tee