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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-01
Three-Year Skein
Is Ended at Last

Chapel HIS Liacola Higa
ochoo l0s. rs frs: game 4n taree
seasons las. Wednesday 1ut VITA
ne ioss 70 Duaoar High Scnool o!
Lexington hy 32-s Wea, tae locals
Class A. Negro HIgh ScaDol foot
saA Championship amch i. haG
BEG oatsigat las. year and ealca
p Eac shared year before last
~.a tae sarae Dsa5a. sca9o
D1aoss scored 1rs. d n elghs
yare o9Ts, lhroBga ne line b.
44srter6ack William Hoax n the
Es. perjod Lincoln however.
a'oe rgat back aad marched -
/, ards for touchcoNa u get back
contention, saa quarterback
-tafIes Farfsng-9a usalng over
from The three
B.t Dunbar wen. ahead l4s
:. haAt.fne As fioak hit Kenny
-'44'-i-sS-S MN II !afI bgQcn
5<J"n pass william Mlchsels
kcke5 ooth fIgthat ezra points
.or Lexington
during ne sec9nd 1sf Dunbar
cgnple.ely conmateo TIE game
scoflag three tunes 9n plays b.
Kenny Michsels Curtis Watson
sad Thomas Browning
hot Only @aS the oelest the on!y
oae suffered by i<acoia during
- ,hfee seasons Uhcer Coach VI
an Bradshaw {, 8ss tne nost
pans scored IN the Tigers u
many seasons 4 large delegation
4 cnapel Hilians watched the
game ~hlcn vas played under
perfect weather conditions
Lat ses:oa Lincoln defeated
ms same Lez.ngtoo team stI
CsffirDfo Lions Park for the title
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-01
By Key ". Taylsr

Ealoa Grove Methodist Protes-
tan Church lH Orange County was
or -EaalzeC on September =. 1916
Il the Uaion Grove school builo
ac wnca was : log structure
On Nay d. lg52 william Nc
cs4ley decided tract Of Land Of
a5oJ. .nree acres to the trustees
Ine Methods isrpiestalE
Church to advance the cause o.
F.e,sgisr The trustees were
Taou.as Long Thomas G Hays
lyerauel Carroll Thomas 6 Psa.'.
sac Danel " Thompson Il IS
thst the property decided
y ina. Of the Union Grove
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-01

laid on September q. 1876. T. w.
Lee was then the pastor.
On August .. 1858. ". A. Davies
and wife decided about IL acres
Of land to square two Of the
corners of the church property
making a rectangular tract Mr
Davies. age 80 and active. is a
grandson Of the above mentioned
Thomas Long
W A Dawes and wife recently
gave large lot adjoining the
church site on he south Tor the
erection Of q parsonage The
groundbreaking for the modern
ranch style parsonage Was on
September d. 1858 TIE ground
breaking service was attended Dy
the congregation and Mr. Dawes
turned the frs. shovel OF dirt
The parsonage is nov under con
structlon and the building com
mittee is Homer Davis. Char
man, " A Minis and Jo1n
Homer DAVIS. Route 8 Hillsboro
Ualon Grove Church coniem-
plates future expansion projects.
including new house for rental
purposes adjoining the parsonage
and Z fellowship building
Preachers ~no nave gone forth
from Jnl0n Grove Church 70 serve
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-01

Long. active. George A. Tanner
is the present pastor of the church
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-01

as pastors in the church-at-large
are. John D. Williams. deceased.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-01

%. B. Williams. deceased. Roland
C. Stubbins. retired, and John D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
Suit 'FutiIe,'
Falls Church
Schools Told

The Falls Church School
Board was advised last night
by special counsel to drop any
thought of further court action
In its bonds dispute with the
city council.
The board has attempted tc
get court approval Of q bond
referendum initiated by a citi-
zens' petition. The council re-
fused to approve the sale Of
the bonds. The action was
supported by a Fairfax Circuit
Court ruling that citizens may
not initiate a bond referendum
in that manner.
Mrs. Mary M. Persinger. re-
tanned by the board to advise
the members in the matter,
told Chairman Richard Saint
sing last night that recent ac-
tons by the General Assembly
would make further court ac-
ton futile"
The board agreed that the
attorney probably is right"
In a letter addressed to Mr..
SaintSing. Mrs. Persinger said
the General Assembly elimi-
mated settles and towns" as
eligible jurisdictions $50 far
as the procedure for initiating
a school bond referendum by
citizen petition is concerned. I"
Mr.. Saintsing said the board
has asked the council to ap-
prove next years school budget
by May Is to assist it in plan
ming school activities for
1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

providing them only If re-
quested to do so.
The second floor amendment
offered by Delegate Tayloe
Murthy of Richmond County
states that the registrar shall
give the applicant information
pertaining to registration re-
iquirements and advise the APP
plicant on pertinent provisions
Of the code and constitution.
Previously, the language said
only that nothing should pre-
vent the registrar from giving
advice and pertinent informa-
ton.
The bill originated in the
Senate. where it was sponsored
by Senator Garland Gray anc
a group Of Southside represent.
atives in an obvious bid tt
hamper Negro registrations.
Earlier yesterday. the Senatt
adopted and sent to the Gov.
ernor for signature legislation
allowing teachers to spank I'm.
ruly students.
Senators Blake Newton Of
Hague, former chairman Of
the State Board Of Education
and Stuart B. Carter Of Bote'
tourt cast the only Senate vote
against the bill.
According to Delegate White
head. chief patron, the bill
spells out spanking authority
that teachers already hav,
under common law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
|Cremins Misses
TriuI;; Wur'ront
Issued BY Judge

Montgomery County police
today said they have been un'
able to locate Robert w. Crem,
ms. S4-year-old rescue squac
chief who was scheduled Il
appear in Police Court yester.
day.
When Cremins failed to ap,
pear in Bethesda Peoples Court
on a disorderly conduct charge
Judge John B. Diamond II
issued a bench warrant for him
The controversial chief o.
the Bethesda Chevy CHASE
Rescue Squad was charged
with being disorderly in 9
Bethesda diner on February %
He posted 500 bond.
Robert B. Morris, president
Of the squads board Of direc.
tors, said Cremins has beer
indefinitely suspended as squac
chief. He said the suspension
would be subject to review
after the court case Il
cleared UP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
Okuys
Referendum
ForArIington
BY q Star stan Writer

RICHMOND, Mar. 5.-Legis-
lation authorizing a referen-
dunn on biennial county board
elections in Arlington awaited
Gov. Almonds signature today,
after getting final House ap-
proval without any opposition.
An amendment requested by
the Arlington County Board
was not offered, and the bill
sailed through the House last
night by a vote of 87-to-0.
The bill, sponsored by State
Senator Charles r. Fenwick Of
Arlington, authorizes a referen-
dunn next July Is on the ques-
ton of changing from annual
to biennial elections in even
numbered years.
The Arlington County Board.
on Saturday. by a vote of A.
toll, had asked that the bill be
amended to allow a referendum
also on whether the biennial
elections should be held in odd
or even-numbered years. The
county's liberal faction, which
controls the county board, ia
vorS odd-year elections. The
liberal faction has been more
successful in odd-year elections.
Delegates William Winston
and Harrison Mann Of Arling-
ton. who were present when the
bill came up for final passage,
said they had received the
county boards request but de-
cided not to offer and amend
ment.
Mr.. Winston said he did not
offer the proposed amendment
because 1t would place more
than two questions on the ref
erendum ballot.
Whenever you have a ref
erendum and break 1t down
into more than two questions, I"
he declared, "it becomes so
complicated the voter has diff
Guilty understanding it. Also,
this might result in the choice
being made by fewer than a
clear majority"
He said he further believed
that elections in even years re-
suited in more voters partici-
pating because other elections
occur in those years.
Delegate Mann said the
county boards request came too
late to prepare an adequate
amendment.
Delegate Kathryn Stone, the
third member OF Arlington's
delegation, was not present
when the bill came up for final
passage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

measure setting q ceiling oi
five years on the obligations
Of uninsured drivers convicted
of motor vehicle violations who
must post proof Of financial
responsibility.
At present State law imposes
no limit on the length Of time
such drivers be held under a.
nancial responsibility restric-
tons. which supporters Of the
bill said places q heavy finan-
cial burden on many drivers
convicted on minor offenses.
Mr.. Dempsey said the bill
would ieopardize the unsatisfied
judgment law which goes into
operation next year. by per-
uniting dangerous drivers freed
under the five-year limit to take
advantage Of its provisions.
He said that while $4,000
drivers suffer license suspen-
sions every year because of the
measure. only 1900 bother to
get them back"
Senator John North, Demo-
crat Of Talbot County, urged
the Senate to forget the reck-
less driver and lets talk about
his victims"
During the debate, Mr.. Demp.
sey predicted that any soften.
ing Of the treatment of the
uninsured motorist would not
only set of a public reaction
but would pave the way fol
compulsory automobile insur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

tivities only in the Hampton
Roads area serving Norfolk,
Portsmouth and Newport News
But he stressed its benefits also
to Alexandria and Richmond.
I envision a larger poten-
tial for Alexandria's port than
has yet been realized" Mr.
Robinson said. "Of course, it's a
long, hard pull. Nothing can be
done overnight"
Competition Keen
Mr.. Robinson said COMPETE
ton among port cities is keen
and the struggle to attract
shipping business is hard work
but well worth the effort.
Everybody is after the
waterborne traffic and all the
additional commerce it gener-
ates," he said. And we're after
that trade, too"
Mr.. Robinson is a member
of the board of the Virginia
Electric Power Co. and the
Alexandria Hospital Board. He
is a member of the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

which already has undergone
Privileges and Elections Com
mittee.
Because of the amendments
added in the committee and
from the floor, it is now neces-
sary for the bill to 60 back Ia
the Senate for concurrence
Sponsors said they foresaw nc
hitch and predicted Senate
concurrence today.
House opponents put forth q
surprising show Of strength in
an effort to defeat the meas
ure and nearly succeeded. Had
it not been for the amend
ments, opponents said they
were sure of enough votes to
kill the bill. All 10th district
legislators voted against the
bill.
In its final form. the legis-
lation states that applications
for registration must be made
on a blank sheet Of paper.
Permits Copy
The committee amendment
allows applicants to keep a copy
Of the. constitutional registra-
ton requirements before them
while registering.
One floor amendment added
by Delegate John Webb of Fair
fax-Falls Church specifies that
the registrar shall furnish the
applicant copies Of the consti-
tuition and code, rather than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
|AIexundriun
Again Named
To Ports Body

Clarence ]. Robinson Of Alex
andria. appointed yesterday by
Gov. Almond to the Virginia
State Ports Authority, has con-
fldence in his city's potential
for waterborne commerce.
IF the movement now afoot
to deepen the channel from
1874 feet to IS feet is real
ized." Mr.. Robinson said, "the
port development will come, and
with 1t additional commerce
and industry"
Mr.. Robinson. president of
both the First and Citizens Ma
tional Bank and the Robinson
Terminal Warehouse Corp. was
named to I'LL the unexpired
term Of M. w. Caskie Of War
renton, who resigned. He viii
serve through June 80. 1861.
THE function Of the Virginia
State Ports Authority is to de-
velop the ports and to attract
business to them" Mr.. Robin
son explained. 1T is not a reg
ulatory body nor a policing
agency"
Former Member
Serving on Virginia's mari.
time chamber Of commerce" il
not new to Mr.. Robinson. He
was a member of the authority
during World War II.
Since that time, however
the port authority has beer
revised, and it has more funds
to do more things" he said
1T has a much greater scope
Of activity now"
Mr.. Robinson said many per-
sons think the Virginia State
Ports Authority centers its &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
$4,000 Asked
For U. Bronch
D. . star stan writer

~ 5tht 6tau Wtiter
RICHMOND, Mar. 5. Gov.
Almond has asked the Senate
Finance Committee to add
$4,000 to the States i95S-6O
budget for continued operation
of the Northern Branch Of the
University Of Virginia at
Bailey's Crossroads.
The Governor disclosed, at a
press conference yesterday. that
he had made the request and
said he believed the Finance
Committee had agreed to it.
Operating funds for the
branch school inadvertently
were left out of the university's
budget request when the budget
was before the House Appro-
priations Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

ance. a plan already rejected
by the General Assembly.
He warned Of flaws so tight
that driving will become such
a privilege that drivers will be
willing to pay $500 q year for
q license"
TIE measure. over his obJec-
ton. was set up By voice vote
for final passage tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

Press Club and the Belle Haven
Country Club.
He takes pride in his work
with the Foundation for In
dependent Colleges of Virginia,
which seeks to aid private col
leges in the State which operate
without tax support.
In the. Robinson Terminal
Warehouse Corp, Mr.. Robin
sons main business is import
ing newsprint for newspapers
in the Washington area. His
interest in port facilities stems
from this shipping, he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
Senate Fight Due Today
On Maryland Auto Bill
BY GEORGE FLYNN
star star Writer

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. 5.-A floor fight is expected today
motor vehicle bill which legislator claims would weaken
protection against Substantial number Of drivers who
are no better than murderers"
Senator Thomas Dempsey Democrat Of Baltimore protested
last night against tentative Senate approval of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
School Variety Show

Television shows will be
mimicked by the Takoma Park
Junior High School during a
three-day variety show tomor-
row, Friday and Saturday at
Q pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

Ethel Baumgardner have been
operating their Kapok Tree Inn
all winter in Florida) makes us
feel not spring but PETER
PAN saying, Welcome to East
er!" will unlock the flowers and
paint the laughing soil on the
inns broad acres. Need we say
this Maryland fried chicken has
no peer? Nor the country-style
PETER PAN bounty of corn
fritters, fresh vegetables, country
manor-house relishes, country
ice cream? Happy Easter at
PETER PAN INN. Daily 1873,
Sundays 1877. Urbana, Z mi. S.
of Frederick. Rt. 24OA.+&k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
Blank Registration Bill
Squeoks Through House
By 3 etar SIAN Wrlter

RICHMOND. Mar. 5.-The administrations blank paper
registration bill well its to becoming law today
after squeaking by the House with q 50-to-46 VOTE
House approval last night after two floor amend
ments added to modify further the controversial
which already has undergone major operation in the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

It even IN the
midst Of win
ter's nipan
because his
toric PETER
PAN INN will
reopen for
Easter Day
Just the idea
of Pc r
PAN unlock
ing its doors
(Dick and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

the talented
artist, Toxic
Shinoda. dis
played her
a b stractions.
Quite a cul-
mary art at
T o X Y o
SUKIYAKT,
where Impe-
rial ] a pan
C o m e S to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

Non Dieu, let's EAT -.
THURSDAY sweet springI
Gentle spring. Yes, we breathe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

FRIDAY: Not all the art was at
the .IananaSn EMBASSY urhorn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

And Gdbby commends.
CARMACK'S: 1869 Conn. NV.
OMAR KHAYYAM:: 700 18th Sc.
CHARCOAL HOUSE: Montgom-
cry and Washington Sts., AIer-
1ndrtd.
'cIosed sun, ''Mon.. ss'FrL @IoSs
TUNE IN TO "GABBY
GOURMET on THE Arr"
WEDNESDAYS AT 0:35
PM. ON WGMS, THE
GOOD MUSIC STATION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05
<VKVYAKl

bean soup at
II E N D RIX
S T E A X
HO USE "a
mans world
of delicious
pioneer food
If we ever saw
onel) is so
beany, so per-
fectly season.
ed with ham,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-05

- d1
g e n / a l
ljusti'sl where
&C a n d lelight,
! muted music,
lmany rooms
beckon to the
! epicurean on
Roman feast
ii ng TIL e
Ssauce's deli
, cious, yes! -
It m a to es-
sence with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20
July Is

5-Thousht for Tedey.
500
4-Todoy. Variety.
5-Korfoon kIub. Kids.
e:25
4-Nsws. Bryson Rosh.
$50
4-Todoy. Variety.
$50
9-MaFk Time. ToIk.
Featuring Mark Evers.
9:55
4-Insa's Angle.
Deeno Clark subs.
1000
4-Doush- Re-M. Quiz.
Gene Royburn. m. c.
STEM O'Clock Movie.
IA Hours. "Bondit Ronesr."
1912. Tim Holt.
7-Beuloh. Comedy.
9-For Love or Money. Quiz.
1890
4-TFeosuFe Hunt. Quiz.
Jon MurroyI host.
Hopper. Comedy.
Spicy Your Huneh. Quiz.
1900
4-The Price Is Right. Quiz.
7-RompeF Room. Kids.
9-AFthuF Godfrey. Variety.
1880
4-TFuth or Consequence.
5-LibeFoee. Music.
9-Dotto. Quiz.
i1:55
Living Faith. Religion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
SALESMAN

We are seeking Q iEh-type sales
man who has q successful sales re-
cord, The man We wish 70 engage
must pc. eienn-eut. aggressive, re-
.soureefui and ambitious, Prefer q
man who Is known In the COM
nS ny ~ az Sd .s 4 sssS:'G% eSs .S ss
enee In radio time sales. once ma
chine sales. merchandising expert.
lished Washinston company and
our pfoduet has wide acceptance
With WashinRton's leading business
family. Must own car. This Il noi
Q run of -the-mill sales position, bul
one Of the eemi-exeeutive type oi
considerable importance 70 US, and
presents an excellent opportunity ID
the person whom We engage. SALARY
eommensurate with ability and
sales background. plus bonus. Al
replies viii be kept in strictest con
ndenee; Our employees know OF this
I'D. Write BOZ 223-A. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-14
PROPOSALS

DEss s,I,Sp ,SsE.,.sS,8DNS' ' s.sss;
States eitiIens for the purehass
Of two over-Age vessels tor non-
tranxportAtiou use OF for scrap
pins purpose The yelsen err
located af buEIards Bay. Nassa-
shusetts. and The Museum ship
EMERY RICE. located Al ktng.
Point. New York. The terms and
conditions under uhieh the YES
sells will be sold and other pefti-
Invitation for Bids No. Pp-x-
$50. dated January 10. 1883,
COPY Of which may Be obtained
piieation 70 the Chief. Division
Of Purchase and sales. Maritime
Administration. Washington %
d G. These vessels yin not b
days. SUNDAYS Or legal holidays
Bids will be received until 2.ia
pm. Eastern Standard Time
January 81, 1898. The MARTINI.
TO Tete1t any and all bids, JAMES
l. rfMPER, Seeretary. Maritime
Administration. Department q
Commerce. Washington IS D. G
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HELp-Msm

PORTER. married man With fpfni.
tuFe eEpsfleBce for one oil Wash.
J lnaton's LARGEST furniture stores.
! Must furnish local references. Eg-
cellent opportunity for man want
ms permanent position. interviews
between $50 and $3.50 an ynly.
HRPRIE,r,jgaHRl i s6 AZ haAH : Y 4 \
REAL ESTATE
Statesmen 10 make money part
co. 5-208U, for appointment
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, coiored
81 ,S T ts eRPPEsgPi s. 2 eo towc
Pull or part time saiesmen. *
peft not necessary. We will train
YOU. Make ~ your SIS year.
Our volume y terrific. Mr. Sey-
LEyINE. Al. i-375f.
nECEPTIONlsT. man. for large
furniture store, preferably 3 re-
tired OF aemlretired man. Apply
iSuRndTa,s. pS BIZ and suE l ". b Lay
REPOnTER PHOTOGRAPHER =
Weh-knowD national trade a..
ISOLATION, journalism degree or
EQUIVALENT IN experience. Dho-
toefaphy n darkroom expert.
benefits: prepaid By employer. AID
4-3DGi,
TUG CLEANING. experienced; will
inR 70 learn more steady job.
Call EN-. $4,000.
SALESMAN = Experienced printine
paper salesman to travel Eastern
Shore; car furnished. Box 2Ds-B,
star.
ofiee a Rational eorporation;
some sales experience desirable
but thorough training will be
Given. The man We want must be
seekina q career connection and
easef 20 put forth his best efforts
Assured income SMITH cORo.
Ma. NC, Wisconsin ave. and
Reservoir I'd. NV.
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Tn0s. j. OWEN 4 sos
Auetioneefss
llil = ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
kNSMn As PRkszIsEs NyAIhff
keoA BLAINE STREET NORTH
n virtue Of a certain deed Of trpsI
duly recorded. in Liher No. l010J
Folio $50 et seq. Of the land rec
.ss' q ne n. n Tssa.ss q SSa@ psss,
ssSsssS MI sssn AZ Il paSiie sue.
ton, N front Of the prsmisss @
AT FOUR O'Clock Pm. III
following described land anc
premises, situate In. the District
81 Columbia, and designaisd z:
sSaaa fsin &. L ssoi W. MADE sSS1 S
JsfiTess.pssr. Inc. ss per plal
ss STSssSr for ~ ne ne pIsssis. q q.
nmhia IN LibeF l2Q at Folio 20
TERMS: sold subject 10 . prior
tbuildsns associationl deea al
further parteulers q uhish VII
aS paSsss:s s ;. n ssO :. az
pcsit 81 $500 required. Convex.
ancins, reeording. etc. At pul-
chaseF's cost. Adjustments maze
Is o. date Of sale, Terms 70 b
complied with within thirty. days;
otherwise deposit forfeited And
the property NAY Be advertised
and resold at the discretion Of
HERMAN MILLER.
DANIEL BLOOM
ia4,T.Q.i1,l4 Trustees.
RIOS. . OWN . son.
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HELp-MEM

MAN. white. ambitious. age 81 rs
permanent position with nationa
concern. yl0S week 10 start. Cal
MAN. part time, 70 collect regula
monthly magazine accounts Ii
Hyattsviile area. Car needed, cal
earn 500 per mo. Write stat
ing time available ana phone No
70 Box JBJ-H Star.
MAN TO collect well -established If
insurance debit. Good salary aft
commission, No experience neces.
safy on the lob training Musi
have ear MA. s-I374.
MAN, excel, paying. welI-est. VuIlej
Brush route; open for man Will
car. married pref. Phone DI. z.
af0R for interview. No exper. nee
Training furn.
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NELp--MEM

ENGINEER. srd class, white. mus
;sk!jts. Secd ialsIy: Apply H 10
ia4l q q, nv, Room 600.
ENGINEER, white. for large down.
town hotel: 6th.ciass license re,
suIred. Apply AMBASSADOR no.
TIL. personnel once. 1874 X
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LEGAL NOTICES
!. ELWoop DAVIS. A.ssrssy

TransDoFtaflsn ni1E.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the 0istrtet Of Columbia. Hold
inE Probate Court NO. $500
Administrator u 70 OlVs
Notice: That the subscriber. o.
the District 81 Columbia. has Oh.
t6s Distrist q Columbia. letter.
TestanientaFy on the estate Of
FRANCIS NAY, late of the Dts.
triet Of Columbia, deceased; ~
persons havins claims AGAINST tht
deceased are hereby varntd q
exhibit the same; with the yonch.
eFs thereof. lcsaliv auihentIcated
70 the subscriber. on or before The
9th day Of June, A D. 1855: other:
wise they may oy law oe excluded
Given under is hand this e1Lh
day' Of December, 1887 TIE LIN
WASHINGTON. ~ J. 2. BxNYER
iseai. Attest: FRANK J BtRK-
ART Deputy Reaister Of Willi
for the District Of Columbia. CLERK
Of the PROBATE Court.
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