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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-04
Buffalo BowIers
Prep For Tourney
Secure "a Lanes
For May Pinfest

Buffalo, n. Y. - The "Ho-
ly Name of Jesus Lodge 557
will be your host for the 22nd
Annual Tenpin Bow in g
Tournament.
Sunday, December 4th, a
meeting was held at the
Lodge Club rooms which was
largely attended by the active
committee ard also the G. F.
U. director was d e cpl y
pleased with the work that
the committee is doing in
making this one of the best
tournaments ever had.
We wish to announce that
a first was made by securing
alleys with automatic PIN.
spoilers. The Rock Mar Lane:
with "a AMF automatic pin
spoilers located in Black
Rock, a short distance from
the Statler Hotel, our head
quarters, will be used by the
juniors and women.
George Rok, Chairman
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Rock Gardens Cunning
For Motor City PAGERS

Detroit, Mich. Fega a
Toolers remained in first
place of the Motor City CFU
Mems League by breaking
even with the Casino Studs.
Setting the pace for the
Toolers were A. Strizich, 564
and J. Marcus with 2O3-547,
while the top notch scores
among the Studs were A. Sla-
winski's 233-607 and B. kur-
zatowski's 558.
The Rock Garden Yo-Yo's
are still a strong second place
contender when r. Perpich
can come up with a 254 in a
596 set and P. Kodak hit on
a 213-548. All this was too
much for G.. Stimac, Sr., 2O7
and the rest of his Hardware
boys.
With good scores over the
Croatian Home entry, the
Drewrys moved to third place
in the league. The victory be-
ing abetted by r. Pavkovich,
2O7-574; T. Ruzich, 210-566
and T. Decovich, 212-552
Highest among the Croatian
Home scores were G. Warner
2OS-548 and J. Gonda with
555.
Guardian Cleaners dropped
three points and a position
when the Troopers trounceo
them. R. Gorctta, 212-557: c
Trontl, 211-552 and J. Jova
novich, 20O-544 rolling gooc
games for the Cleaners bu
not enough to beat the Troop
ers who were spanked by T
zurich, 537 and E. Butlovich
536.
The Topplers took thre'
points from Joe's Texaco, V
Pulich rolling powerful
230-614. The losers higl
game can be ascribed to j
Berbich, NJ. Vanchina's 49,
game gave SO Mo Co Corr
the nod over the Wand Flo
rists where A. God Sr. witt
189 game was a standout.
Fred Gregorich, Publicis
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Strikes Now Perchinq
Atop BuffaIonian Heap

Buffalo, n. Y. - The De-
cember 18th session of the
Jerry Kustich League was
marked by a few changes IN
the first division.
The three way fight for the
top rung resolved itself into
the Strikes, alone, being now
in possession of that roost
when they to the tune of 919-
2642 shellacked one of their
rivals, the Pogos.
The Cro-ettes as the other
of the three teams, tied for
first, going into the session
dropped their first games to
the Polecats. Meanwhile the
Rok-ettes, sensing an oppor-
tunity to move upward in the
dog-flight BANKED the Jets to
move into a second place tie
with the Croettes, just one
game behind the Strikes.
The Lucky "7" team ad.
vanced a notch to fifth place
| by edging. the Spares, the
match being fairly even in
the first two tits until the
Luckies poured it on in the
nightcapper.
i Lou Parr had himself a fail
evening with 227-531, the
male highs, his one game
mark now the runner-up t(
Sam Alberti's 245. Beverly
Sheppard, 158-4O5 and Cathy
Matesic, 142-403, placed frs
and second among the fail
sex that session.
! Other mentionables inclu
ded John Martineck, 529
Samuel Albert, $40; jim
MARITIME, SIG; William Aus
tin, SIS and George Oguich
514. The girls were not with
out some above average keg
ling either, Doris Milison
389; Dorothy Kristich, SO.
and Betty Marukic, 341.
Samuel j. Alberti, Sec'y
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American Junior Bowling Congress In
Warning Regarding Adult Loop Activity

Pittsburgh, Pa. - The fol-
lowing editorial appeared in
the December 1866 issue of
the Bowling Magazine, Off
cial publication of the Anne
rican Bowling Congress,
quote:
New Rule - Have you any
Junior bowlers in your lea
CUES? If so, you should take
note of the fact that a new
rule adopted by the National
Bowling Council disqualifies
Youngsters from American
Junior Congress Bowling
Congress competition if they
participate in adult leagues.
The rule was adopted by
NBC in cooperation with the
National Federation of State
High School Athletic Assocl-
ations to help students pre-
serve their amateur status
while in school.
Although the responsibility
rests directly on the AJBC
to enforce this rule, in the
spirit of cooperation ABC Of
ficials should notify the Al
&c when youngsters under
take to bowl in ABC competi-
ton. If this isn't possible they
should be told that they be-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-04
SIamars Heading For
Chi Pin Championship

Chicago, Ill. - The Sla-
mars Sokol Lounge continues
it's merry pace in the Sloboda
Lodge 80 Athletic Club Lea
que by registering five wins
in the last two weeks, two of
these more recently against
the second place Balkan Mu-
sic Store team.
In that stretch of good for
tune, Carrie Gall of the lead
ing Slamars blasted out a
new women's three game high
in 481. For the Balkans, it
has been Ray Biliskov who
has set the pace, his best ef-
forts being 198-481 and more
than in keeping with his $50
average.
The Bogetich Florists cut
short a Pavlak Morticians
winning streak with 845-2383,
the best team pinfall in two
weeks. Mary Biskupic, this
time with 167-465 the Decem-
Der 18th feminine highs, a.
gain did well for the Pavlaks.
Meanwhile Frank Jerbich who
has taken a turn at leading
the male keglers posted 217-
552 as the best among the
men, and a potential contri-
button toward the Bogetichs
fine showing.
A necessary reversal of
form for the Mares Pontiacs
if they were to stay in the
' top division came as the re-
suit of their decisioning the
Pardus BARRIERS, 2-1, as the
BARRIERS luck showed no
change for the secon d
straight week.
The same misfortune held
with the last place Vana Bev-
erages who ran into the Ska
la Bankers still plying their
2-1 triumphs.
Jack Paul, Sec'y.
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Toronto $50 BowIers
Enjoy Annual Turknite

Toronto, Ont. - December
10th wasn't an official Lodge
$50 League session as we held
our annual Turkey Rolf. l
am glad to say that we had a
1000 turnout and that a We
ry enjoyable time was had
by all.
Even though the bowling
of that day did not count for
team points, or even individ-
ual averages some very terri
fic scores were rolled off.
The following are the better
scores of that evening: Peter
Vel a vic h, 256-30O-246-802;
Joe Mihaljevich, 314-758;
John F. Misetich, 273-717;
Steve Juricek, $50; Charlie
Fudurich, 651 and Stan Brad
ica, 245-245-144-634.
Among the girls, Goldie
Brdar rolled some tremen-
dous scores, too, 268-246-194-
7O8, which incidentally won
her a turkey. All of the above
scores are flats, or without
handicap.
All in all s turkeys, 8 chic
kens and 9 hams were given
out, or a prize for every two
bowlers. The bowling commit
tee and myself thought that
extra prizes were a good idea
as the bowlers support the
league and as such should
reap a harvest and have fun
and excitement doing it.
Anthony j. Filipovich, Sec'y.
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Helen Katunar CIouts
Pins In Toronto Loop

Toronto, Ont. - Helen Ka-
lunar who comes up quite re-
gularly with a feminine high
at sessions of the Lodge S32
Mixed League put together
scores over a three week per-
iod that would do any of the
males in C.F.U. Five Pin-dom
credit.
On December End she blast
cd the naples to post season
al highs Of 333-836. Two
weeks later she shot 3O4-791.
The closest in three game ag-
grcgates thus far among the
men is the 746 rolled by Dan
nv Marsich, while the best
over ten frames is Walter
Saftic with 800.
The Ticats were temporar'
lily halted by the last place
Argos who put on an exhibi'
ton of 1854 pins in the open
ing game December 16 to
break even with the league
leaders. The Riders with 9
three game win over the
Alouettes moved to within g
game of the top rung.
Individually the December
18th session was average fat
, tening in several instances
Walter Saftic included a 264
game as part of his GIT set
John Stanich had 235-5SO
Bill Morrison, 591 and George
Vidlin, 585. Eileen Morrison
went as high as 22S in on'
game only to finish with So;
for the evening, while Carme
notched out a 489 triple.
Donna Glavas, Sec'y
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oOf "Americanism" of the
right sort we cannot have too
Mere vaporing and
boasting became a nation as
little as a man.
Henry Cabot Lodge
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. Coal burned to provide
light for New York City to-
tails more than 28O carloads
each "a hours, 1920 tons a
d.
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come ineligible for junior
competition and that they
might lose their amateur
standing for scholastic sports.
Unquote.
A similar ruling was made
earlier in 1865 by the Wo-
mems international Bowling
Congress. We are proud to
say that the C.F.U. Sports
Educational Department and
the Society in its preceding
promoting has always ad-
hered to the policy that is
very consistent today with
the ABC and the WIBC.
We have always felt that
a youngster has so far to 60
in his scholastic life and COM
petition, that small remu-
neration or even the larger
one which we can not afford
was not worth it to GU
Juniors to impair their anna
teur standing.
The victory wreathe to the
ancient Greeks and trophies
or awards in the C.F.U. to but
the champions and possibly
the runner-ups will have to b'
the expected until opinion a
mong the majority changeth
Frank Braidi'
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Niagara Falls On
Tourney Agenda
Hosts Vow Best
Meet On Record

Buffalo, n. Y. - First of
all, we wish to express our
thanks to Frank Braidic who
journeyed up our way sew
eral weeks ago and who was
a tremendous help to our va
rious committees. Thanks,
Frank!
George Oguich, one of our
fine active members, has
been named Bowling Chair
man of the CFUs 22nd An
nual Tenpin Tourney replac-
ing Nick Lodick. Nick, we
are sorry to say, is unable to
participate due to a change
in his working hours.
One of the wonders of the
world is the inspiring ma
tural spectacle of Niagara
Falls. We have arranged tc
have buses stationed outside
of the Hotel Statler for those
who want to make a memo.
rablc visit to the Falls. For
a small fee, transportation tc
and from the Niagara Falls
will be provided for.
A schedule showing dates
and time of the trips will be
posted in the Hotel Statler
Everyone visiting the city
should certainly take advan'
tage of this wonderful oppor'
tunity. A full report on this
and other tourney activities
will be given at a later date
Elizabeth Marukic, Pub
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Thirteenth Annual Hoop Tournament
Will Be Staged At Monessen In March

lively set for Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, March TO-
17-18, 1856.
Toward this end we have
been promised the coopera-
ton of Mr.. Michael Kuda, Su-
perintendent of Schools in
Monessen, Pa, the officers of
Lodge 1874 and it's very active
sports aggregation, the Mon
essen Cro-Ams. Here it is
then, the c.. F. U. Basketball
Tournament in 1856 - make
your plans early and accord
ingly.
Frank Braidic, Director
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Quip First Half Nod
Goes To Deuces Combo

Aliquippa. Pa. - December
18th ended the first half play
in the Alcros Lodge League
with the honors as the titlists
going to the Deuces who put
on a show of power, 731-2O47
to defeat the Treys FL.
The Deuces record $500
established them a 3-game
margin winner ahead of their
n earest competitors, the
/ Quads and the Treys tied for
second place.
The titlists also mauled the
pins to set new runner-up
team pinfalls for the season
behind the Aces who had
struck up a 761-2O53 card.
The Aces, a longtime eel
larite, finished the first half
very strong, defeating the
Quads on the final bowling
session of 1855. To indicate
how close the race was, the
Aces finished four games out
Of first place. A close race
down to the wire.
Yours truly took the wo-
mems single game high by in
terspersing a 199 game in a
446 set that itself placed Sec
ond for the season, first place
being held by Ann Watson
with 196-468 and Violet Di-
ciero a strong contender with
l196-443. ~ts .......
| John Watson who places
high for the season among
the men with 217-542 took
the seasonal honors on the
final night with 175-187-48O,
Definitely tops for the sea-
|son is John Barancho who
forged out highs Of 227-542
with third place going tc
Chris Yanik, 519 and Matt
Thomas with 213.
The league has been idle
for two weeks, the first ses'
, sion of 1856 not taking place
) until January 7th. Meanwhile
we hope you have had a rest
over the holidays and trust
| that your toe will just itch
| to align itself at the foul line
Josephine j. Prevish, Sec'y
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HoteIers Bop Lodgers
To Tiqhten John Chase

JOhnstOWn, Pa. - L n c
third place Bucknell Hotelers
dealt the high flying st. Ro-
chus Lodge entry a totally
unexpected defeat and this
to the tune of 80.
Closing the ranks even fur
ther as the second division
teams made the best of it on
December 10th. the last place
Churchmen surprised the Sec
ond place Matan CATERS, and
even themselves, as they hit
the Matans for two games,
losing the third game by a
mere three pins.
Carrying the mail for the
Bucknellers were Mike Hoe
kycko, 18O-189-536; r m
Gojmerac, 168-497 and Rita
Eishter with 158-431. Joe
Grasa was best for the
Lodgemen with 184-481.
The st. Rochus Church
team, with a newcomer in
John Kodak who made his
debut by taking the single
game honors in 212-512, sup
ported by Chuck Kolar, 100
SOP appear to have given the
circuit a much needed elixir.
Not to be overlooked in the
Matan's lineup were t h
scores, Frank Sakmar, 180.
1876; Joseph Fishter, 159-43e
and Joseph Thomas with 442
1t is a pleasure to be re-
counting an individual high
or Improvement here and also
the new additions to the
Johnstown C.F.U. tenpin fra
ternity. May the year 1856
continue same for the best in.
terests of the individuals and
the ST. Rochus Lodge.
Joseph Fishter, Sec'y
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Pittsburgh, Pa. - This is
an official announcement to
the effect that the Croatian
Fraternal Unions 18th An
nual Basketball Tournament
will be staged in Monessen,
Pennsylvania. Hosting t h e
hardwood classic will be c.
F. U. Lodge 1874, "Bratstvo"
and Nest 81 "Croatian Gar
lands" of that city.
The championship games
will take place in the beauti-
full and spacious Monessen
High School Gymnasium with
the tournament date tenta-
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Three Quints Knotted
For Detroit Loop Lead

Detroit, Mich. - After the
December 11th session, the
team standings of the G. f.
U. Mixed League are just as
close as they were after the
first week of bowling, with
three teams tied for first
place, namely, the Rock-Heds,
Slow Pokes and the Loafers.
The Rock-Heds did a mag
nificent job of sweeping the
series away from the Slow
Pokes in spite of Ray Filipi-
axis 1882 and Mitzie Deri-
fay's 1873. The Rock-Hed VIC
tory was due to Lillian Bun
jevac's 192-520, the feminine
high series of the day; Dor
,othy Hecimovich's 198-496
and Seve Devich's 2O9-523.
With such tall shooting it
was not to be denied that the
Rock-Heds would hit upon a
new team high somewhere
they did with a new runner
up three game mark of 2286.
The Onyx and the Terrors
had see-saw session with
,, the Onyx taking the first,
the Terrors the second, the
Onyx the third and then the
Terrors wrapped it up by
taking the total pins by II
sticks. The battle was be-
tween John Magiera of the
Onyx who bowled 179-179-52s
and Carl Trontl of the Ter.
rors who rolled 188-499.
A brother and sister team
were instrumental in the Hot
Shot victory over the Five
Buns = Ruby kurzatkowsk
with 16S-r63-486 and Bill CIR
gurich with 1S7-194-559. II
spite of high scores bowlet
by Helen Mraunac (2O4-154
470, Helen Hecimovich, Is.
and Andy Kovac, 199-495, th'
Five Buns lost all 4 points.
After losing the first twt
games to the Yo Yo's, tht
Loafers woke up with score:
of 22S-560 by Chuck Bidoli
1913 by Marge Dellach ant
1856 by Fred Gregorich givins
them a total of S24. a team
second best for the season
which was enough to Civ
them the total pins. The par
of the Yo Yo's good bowlin,
was done by Helen Bidoli
1880 and Elaine Herril
with 158-450.
With games of 159-18O-49;
by Ginny koss and the 183
504 bowled by Bob Blays, tn
Pet Tigers were able to TAX
only one point from the las
place Stars. The Stars VIII
twinkled were Caroline Ku
zulis with 174-5O0 and Ber
tha Jackovich with $50. Evel
though the Stars are in 10tl
position, they are only Il
points out of first place.
Neva Ruzich, Vice-Pres
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Edward n. Shaginaw, Sec'y.
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BooKKEEPER

Retail store in Arlington has
opening for q bookkeeper- office man;
very simple bookkeeping inyolvedi
prefer man OF middle or mature
Cali LEWIS LAuTERsTEIN, IA
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON
AucfiOneeFs -ADurniseFs

TRUSTEES SALE OF RESTAURANT,
AND EQUIPMENT. GE AIR CON
pITIONER. FILE, PIANO, ETC.
CONTAINED IN PREMISES $685.
GEORGIA AVENUE NV. Also
LEASEHOLD INTEREST.
By virtue Of q chattel deed Of trust
recorded in Liber 1927, Folio 222
e seq, one OF the LAND records o.
the request Of the party securec
thereby the UNDERSIGNED trustees
will sell BY public auction at Thu
aforementioned premises on FRI.
DAY. THE SIXTEENTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1856. AT TEN-THIR'
TY o CLOCK A NJ, booths, tables
chairs bar counter. stools, GE all
RcA 90 teleyision. bottle cooler
cocktail sink beer dispenser. Ma.
tional cash register, toaster. freez.
er. lighting fixtures. china, glass
etc. also leasehold interest. par.
ticulars Of which will be an
nounced at the time OF sale.
LOUIS N NICHOLS.
PAUL GAITAN
nos BIS Trustees
JOHN L. SHELTON, Auctioneer,
sos Raleigh Place Sc.
TRUSTEES SALE or vALuARLI
TWo-sTORY ROW BRICK DWELL.
ING BEING PREMISES NO. 20l
&C. STREET SOUTHWEST
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trusi
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1913
4 ro11 ~ .S e. sss q Z, s5s SHt
and az the request Of the partie.
secured thereby. the undefsigne(
trustees will sell, at public auction
in front Of the premises. on TUES.
DAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY or
NOVEMBER, AID. 1856, AT -FOUR.
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol.
lowing described land and premises
situate IN the District Of Columbia
Of original Lot j in square b77
described as follows: BEGINNING II
the north line Of CO. street, 81
feet west OF the the west line o.
2nd street. said point Of beginning
in the center line OF the partition
wall between premises Nos; 20l
ana 2Q5 C. street s.w. and run
nes Of sneRss ws rset aPss ,s sstd to 0 FL
center line Of the partition wall be.
tween premises Nos. 205 and -20i
&C" street s.w.; thence north aioni
said center line and north pro.
longation thereof. 90 feet; thence
east 10 feet 70 tnterSect : nortf
prolongation of the center line o.
he partition wall between premises
Nos. POI and EOS &C" street s.w :.
thence south along said last-men-
toned prolQngation and said center
line, 60 feet to the place Of be.
ginning.
TERMS: Sold subject to q prioi
lbuilding association deed Of trusi
for approximately S2.650; further
particulars Of which will be an.
nounced at time Of sale: the pur.
chase price above said trust to b
paid in cash. A deposit OF $500
required Conveyancing. recording
etc, at purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made as Of date Of sale
Terms to be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may b.
advertised and resold at the dis
erection of the trustees.
FRANK pARONI,
JOSEPH q. WEEDA.
oc30-nol, 5,7,9,13 Trustees.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
GOVERNMENT,

D. c. GOVERNMENT, November 8
1956.-The Commissioners, d. c.
will hold a public hearing in Thu
Board Room Room 5000, Dist
Bldg. 14th and E SITS. NV, OF
Thurs, Nov. Is, 1856, at 2 pm.
to consider proposed DANGEROUS
DRUG ACT regulations. individuals
and representatives or organizationi
intending to present a statement q
the Hearing are requested to fur.
nish their names, addresses. anC
telephone numbers, and the name o.
the organization they are to repre-.
sent. tif any)... 1t. is further re.
quested that the foregoing infor.
nation be furnished to the Score.
tary, BID. Of Commissioners, IN
WRITING, not later than the close
Of business on Tues. Nov. 10, 1856
so that the name of each person
intending to make q statement may
be placed on the list Of speakers,
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THos. ). OWN . SON. AGetionssi

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
ROW BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1914 HANNA PLACE SOUTHEAST.
By virtue q 9 certain deed Of trust
rseeFds' Of the District o Of c of ShI
and o. the request Of the party
trustees win sell. at public auction
wEp ISpRs Iihtsr pFs@iSsess ? On
FIRST pay OF NOVEMBER. AID.
the following- described land and
premises situate IN the District OF
Columbia, and designated and being
Lot numbered Two Hundrbd and
Iwenty.nine t220l. In uah /,
warmers subdivision OF lots IN
Square numbered fifty three Hun
dtsd and Ftity.nlne $500. as per
80, 10 the once or the Surveyor
.or the District Of Columbia.
TERMS Sold subject 70 q prior
building asSoeiation) deed OF trust
t9r approximately 81 ,662 IL. fur
ther particulars Of which will be
asnnounefd a. time o. sale: the ppr-
said X R' ss,s s00ye s sla Eus ~ sSe
required, conveyaneing. recording.
ments made as Of date OF sale.
Terms 70 Be complied With within
thirty dayt,. otherwise deposit for
isissd and the property may b ad-
.srtised knd resold ~ the discre-
ton OF the trustees
hBE ETlANKEL.
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LEGAL NOTICES
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30 American Security Bldg,
Washington 5, ID. C.,

Flied November z, 1856,
HARRY NJ. HULL. Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
tor he Distrist Of Columbia, =
COMPANY. fTns 4t.t nv AN u ABBA.
HAM d. HAZEN, Deceased, Plain.
ct Al, Defendants.-C Civil Action No
ags7-5o. = ORDER NISI. = The
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee. having re-
ported TO the. Court receipt Of an
ofier TO purchase real estate de-
scribed as. Lot sos in Square 2S3,
NV, Washington u. c.. for the
sum Of Fourteen. Thousand dollars
tSl4,0O0D. terms. all cash, on date
oil conveyance. and said trustee
having recommended acceptance OF
said ofter. IL is, by the Court. this
n1thnozSeay 81 November. 1856
confirmed unless cause be shown 70
the contrary or q higher offer for
said real estate acceptable to the
Court be made on or before the 9th
day Of November, 1856, at 10 am.
at which time higher offers will be
considered and objections to said
sale heard in Motions Court; pro-
yided that copy Of this order be
published once in the washington
Law Reporter and once in The
Evening Star Newspaper, pubiica-
ton to be made at least 10 days
before the aforementioned date.
Isl BURN1TA SHELTON MAT
THEWS, Judge. (Seal.) A True
Copy. Test: HARRY NJ. HULL,
Deputy Clerk. mob