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Evening star., 1919-03-31
Wash. Dancing Acadeb

Modern ballroom dancing taught, also 4
The largest stan of lady and gentieman
ers in Washington. The Soft-Shee, Fanc}
Clog Dancing a speciality. 431 1ith Nv
vate lessons Reasonable price. II you can
we guarantee you to dance before leavtnd
do. Every. night you get practice danciA6l
FRANKLIN la1R
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Would Check Bolshevism.

Second. the peoples of central and
eastern Europe who have lost respect
for the allies and who believe they
are SO far away that the edicts of
Paris can be ignored will quickly be
brought to their senses. Thus the
spread of bolshevism will be checked
at the proper place, namely, at the
Russian frontier.
In the next place, having occupied
Germany and the former Austria
Hungary, we could feed the people
and put them to work much better
and quicker than would otherwise be
possible. thus laying the foundation
of a real peace instead of allowing
chaos and anarchy to spread at a
rate which now threatens to post
pone peace indefinitely.
The campaign which some American
newspapers have been conducting for
the Immediate return of all American
troops to America now appears to be
both i'll conceived and ill advised. 1t
is for the allied staff to determine
how many men each allied nation
should keep under arms for the pres
ent in enemy territory.
If the hostilities had continued
America would willingly have gone
on fighting for several years more
until victory became certain 1t is
for the very reason that victory Just
now is far from certain unless meas
ures are taken to check this spread
of anarchy. under cover of which the
enemy states hope to escape from the
severity of the allied peace terms,
that the allies must redouble their
vigilance.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
FIUME is REPORTED
IN STATE OF SIEGE
Austria S Port on Adriatic Hemmed
in by Allied Commander, Press
Bureau Says.

FltME. March 30.--The commander
or the allied troops hhahs declared
FIume. Austria's big port on the
Adriatic. to be in a state of siege.
according to the South Slay Press
Bureau.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
WILLING
TO PUSH EASTWARD
Report of Refusal to Join
Further Policing of Eu-
rope Is Denied.
ANYTHING FOR A CHANGE
by PAUL SCOTT NOWRER.
Cablegram to The Evening Star and
Chicago Daily News. Copyright. 1919.

PARIS. March cS-Since certain
American peace officials began telling
me three days ago that the resump-
tion of the allies eastward march is
impossible because the allied troops
refuse to so farther. I have been
quietly Investigating the subject.
Everything leads to the conclusion
that the assertion that the allied
troops would refuse to obey orders is
absolutely without a basis Natu-
rally when the hostilities ceased and
tension was relaxed the men under
arms became bored. They do not like
to go on with hard drilling to no
purpose. but if there is more work in
their line to do they will do it unhes-
itatinSiy.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Plans to Develop Corps.

AS it is expected the number of pa
tfents to be cared for in hospitals Of
The public health service will be in
creased from about $4,000 a year to
fully $4,000. Surgeon General Rupert
Blue turned to the Red Cross as a
source for a greatly enlarged public
health nurse corps. There are now
approximately ninety nurses en-
ployed in this service but through
the Red Cross it is planned to de-
velop the corps in the near future to
at least $50.
Evening star., 1919-03-31
Europe Isn't $50 Big"

Additional forces can be sent to
eastern Europe the same way. What
the Germans like or do not like is for
the moment a secondary matter. Peo-
pie in America sometimes are ant
to be confused regarding the size of
Europe. thinking it much larger than
it really is. The distance from the
present American base at Coblenz
to Budapest is no greater than the
distance from Coblenz to Bordeaux
that is to say. hardly greater than the
distance from New York to Pitts
burgh. The allied forces in Poland
could be supplied through Danzig
and those in Hungary and Rumania
through the Dardanelles and up the
Danube.
The advantages to be obtained from
extending our lines to the Russian
frontier are several. First, without
using any more troops than are now
needed to occupy the left bank of the
Rhine we could practically insure
order throughout Europe pending the
settlement of the questions of from
tiers and indemnities by the peace
conference.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

DAVISoN'SsnEsSsf..132o 32o Mn.w,1
Popular dances taught In few lessons: -
any time. Lady and gentlsDen as:8S4
Normal eolxse for teaching O. sxhilttjs0a, j
dances, late stsps. Jan, Ta1ea. see. Q
Tues. and Sat. ewes. Ingtxuef30 011 =
ing. to IL Phens n. I713
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Premier Paderewski also is going to
the French capital. according to an
announcement made here today, to
make arrangements for the alliance
between Poland and the entente.
Evening star., 1919-03-31

Miss Lucy Mnncgcrodc of Fairfax
Va, former, superintendent OF. nurses
of Columbia Hospital of this city. has
been appointed suptrintcnde of
the United States public health
nurse corps by Surgeon General Blue
on recommendation of the department
of nursing of the Red Cross
Miss Minnegerode is a graduate of
Bellevue Training School for Nurses
of New York. She was selected TO be
chief nurse of an American Red
cross unit which was sent to kief.
Russia. in 1915, and gave distin-
-ulShed service in that capacity. Fol
lowing her European experience. she
was appointed superintendent of Co
iumbia Hospital in this city. When
the United States entered the war
Miss Minnegerode was called by the
Red Cross TO take charge OF the prep
aration of Red Cross nurses for as
Signment overseas.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
Two Very Valuable Royalties.

addition to
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-30
!, ~ Different Tracts


That which
capitalization this
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
Free Cars Today
AT 2:l0 P. M.-RAIN OR SHINE
To Show Those Beautiful Garden and Home Sites for
SOC and 75c Week
Two Big Tents Protect from Sun and Rain Boxes of Fine
Candy Lady Cigars for the Men

the West Side Of South Bend.
right on the Northern Indiana
Electric Railway with convenient
service 10 business.
II you are a rent payer. do YOU
realize that rent is a debt that is
never paid?
You can pay rent all your life
and when old age comes. il YOU
cannot pay your landlord will
turn YOU into the street. although
you have paid him the price ot
your house every ten years.
\ rented house is not a home.
The ancient Talmud said: .He
that owns no land is no man"
Henry Clay said, When a man
becomes the owner Of his own
home. new patriot is born TO the
nation"
Perhaps YOU have never felt able
10 own a domestic.
With these easy terms there is
no longer any excuse for your not
being a land owner.
This property is being offered by
c. y. Lodge * Company, Americas
Leading Home Makers.
They represent over 5000 lots in
90 American cities. and not a prop
erty sold by them anywhere has anv
mortgage against II.
They consider beautiful Portage
Gardens one OF the biggest oppor-
tunities which they have ever
offered the public
Their office is with w. X. Nc
Henry. No. 220 Farmers Trust
Bldg, and 5 open from 500 a NJ.
20 500 = ~
Their phone is Lincoln 5783. and
they will he pleased to give any
further information in regard TO
his attractive proposition
Remember YOU and your family
are just as welcome 20 visit the
property rs our guests Sunday
whether YOU desire 20 buy or not.
II YOU desire lot. however
kindly bring your dollar with YOU
and avoid disappointment. as nC
land can be reserved without d
| deposit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

Free cars will leave the Northern
Indiana InteTurban Station, corner
Washington Avenue and Michigan
Street, at 2:10 y. m. today Sunday.
for Portage Gardens.
Cars will carry our banner and
Will stop for passengers along
Washington Avenue.
The biggest chance of your life
TO get a garden and home site is
now offered you.
One of these beautiful lots al
Portage Gardens is yours for one
dollar down, then only fifty cents 20
seventy-tive cents per week
4 pair of lots gives YOU little
garden farm with room for chick
ems. fruit and garden for two
dollars down, then only 81 TO Sl.50
per week
There are absolutely no taxes and
interest for two years, and only five
per cent after two years.
Payments are suspended during
there is absolutely no danger Of
losinl; your la; on his account.
This land was secured. at great
bargain and YOU get the benefit
These beautiful garden lots are
offered at Slls, $129. $149 10 $l95
per lot except corners.
These are the biggest bargains in
he history of South Bend real es-
tate
This is positively your last chance
90 get garden and home site at
these figures as absolutely no more
land can be bought around South
Bend n sell lots on This bass.
Ten per cont discount Is allowed
Tor au cash vi-hi7 thirty days.
The title of ,H's property IS per
feet and YOU sst warranty deed
and abstract Of t.t'e free ~ cost.
The Citizens Trust * SAVINGS
Dank Is depository for this fine prop
erty
All your payments are made ~
this bank. except the first dollar
, which is paid al the grounds.
Portage Gardens are located on
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03
Wants His Case
To Be Warning
against Danger
Memphis Editor Says He
Hopes Other Writers VIII
Fight Tyranny.
Nv Tinted Press

By United Press:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. IF
my case serves to warn newspaper
editors of the dangers confronting
them from judicial tyranny 1 shall
feel well repaid for spending 10 hot
August days behind the bars" said
Edward T. Leech, editor OF the Mem
phis Press today on the eve of his
To-day Jail term for alleged con-
tempt OF court.
Il don't banker for a vacation in
the ramshackle county Jail on the
banks of the Mississippi" continued
Leech. but I am happy that l had
a chance TO refuse to buy freedom
by apologizing for something that
never did. Furthermore. IL my SEN
tence spurs newspaper editors to the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-03

determination 10 fight such abridge-
ments OF free speech and free press
until that peril passes, shall be well
compensated for my experience in a
cell
Leech is p years old, married and
has one baby son. He comes OF a
long line of newspapermen and was
born in Denver. He was educated
at the University OF Colorado and
did his first newspaper work on the
Denver papers. His father. a form
er newspaperman has been chief
clerk Of the United States mint at
Denver for many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

SACRIFICE
must sell at once and am
Offering my 5-room house.
just four years old, at cost
Everything modern and In
perfect condition. Price
si.750. Terms. No. Cess.
The Star.
A fine farm for chickens: 40 acres,
Is acres cleared; house, barn,
chicken houses: orchard, small
fruit: On good road. driving dis
lance of Seattle: IL sold this week
win take $4,000. on very easy
terms.
A first class dairy and hog ranch
30 acres. 20 acres bottom land; 10
acres cleared: orchard: house.
barn, chicken house. hog houses:
2 horses. COW, Is hogs; all farm
ing tools: furniture; all goes for
$500
Terms $1,000 cash, balance to SUIT.
nIrNHk1f nEAATN co.
S1t New Aork NIX.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
rs FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE

WEST sbopt atEEs ANNE
A substantial 4-room cottage.
good large rooms. Big lot
G0xi00. Splendid view Of bay
and mountains. All street
improvements. except paving.
1880. 400 cash. balance sz5
per month. 1876
wEsT QUTES ANNE
Groom modern house. full ce-
ment basement Furnace heat
Extra iavat.ry on first floor.
J large. airy bedrooms. on
scenic boulevard. lot 40xiz0 to
alley: garage tf.500-ti. $50
oash. balance like rent. 1896
g-Hoom BUNGALOW
Two blocks from 9th Ave. ~
W. car. bath and toilet and
all in good condition. Newly
painted. $4,000. $500 cash and
$40 per month. 1882
5-ROoM BUNGALOW
with good Majestic range in
and connected. bath and
toilet; garage; close TO Uni
yersity-Grecn Lake Boule-
ward. $4,000. 1850 cash and
.25 per month. i7-729
s-HooM BUNGALOW
piped for furnace: bath and
toilet: all in good condition
except paint only $500:
owner wants 60 leave city.
5000 cash and balance at ss5
per month. ls-1t7
SPAukNAx a MCLEAN 60.
1909 Third AVE
Crousd Ttoas
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WEST SEATTLF
ANNAP

sNAP
. rooms. furnished, large level
lot. well cultivated. Grand ma
rine and mountain view; . short
blocks TO cars and buses; handy
TO stores. The price is only
100000. About 1850 cash. bali
anec about $500 per month.
A nAuDY HoMg
6 rooms. modern: lot s0x102. all
ia garden. conysatest to cars
and good schaai. storeA. etc
Grand view. Tits 10 . producer
and must be sold at once. The
price is only s2.i000 90, $4,000
cash. balance small monthly
payments.
ti.s00--sound view home; 4
rooms on sn unsbstructfbis
view lot. 50xIso. Community
interest In water front park
goes with tho property. Only
$4,000 cash. balance rent
G. A. BISnEE & co.
1921 California Ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

USED CAR DEPARTMENT
18th Ave. and Il. Pine st. East $50.
1T might surprise you to learn that
IL is not the aim of this depart
ment TO make profit on Used
Cars which we handle. But II Is
a fact that we are only endeavor-
ing to break even. for the reason
that we are in the automobile
business TO manufacture cars and
sell them at profit. But in so
doing we can increase our sales In
new cars to a great extent by at
all times being willing to accept
the old cars from our customers
~ part payment on their purchase
Bow. The pofnf f. that yea, rs 49,
purchaser Of one Of our Used or
Exchanged Cars. have the advant-
age Of our expert knowledge in
selecting these cars and fixing the
price on them.
THESE cars are all In good mechan-
ieal condition. and give very satls-
factory results. You can depend
that we will give you the same
courteous treatment and service
as we do on our new cars.
Il = wei verb your while 70 mo.
,irate the few cars which we have
on hand ut the present time. as
we are going TO sell them inn
mediately at practically our cost
Came 20 our Htore ard see what
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Is FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

. ~" s's''.'..--'s'..'' 70 ~ -
MAKE
HiNNA
NOW
uUfLn
PAYING
RENT
There are more than 1875
happy home owners in
dollars and nov own
can q" ih' same thlnB'
aox,xr 49,. - -.
a.. 49, ,to.t 80, ,an
Ia. :, 49, -.
a. -, -
sowe ,,o,,t,g raysa
,a.-..,... .,.
ss.t w NJ 80 ~ W ~
country cInb concrete
rrad and the North
tlha st..h r"aa, aha
too on the ground.
North Park has city wa
ter. electric light. Side
Walks telephones. large
graded school. ootnmnn-
ny club house and other
conveniences. but no city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

ssta ct Errna Einfsia. 1915 mel
mont ave Maurice " osth. els y
7eth Afs fshaa Hitchcock 1891
18Th sYr = ~ MsrshAil Wilkinson.
sef smith bids Elisabeth Smith.
2stf ian ave p Jessie q HnkruaaH.
itsx 81 Pert uiak-isF. wash. Flor.
saca n isoush. III stih ave 4. ~
NaHksy. ts4eA bellevue Ats NJ.
lack AcCanna. general delivery. Sc
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Acprsstoo
aAria ytttel u.Scu

MArlA VttNEY RANcu
&c acres partly cleared. Large,
modern four-room house. bath,
plumbing. etc. Splendid dairy
barn for IL cows. Gas engine.
tank: water piped to buildings.
Fine stream water. Located on
main road and close to town.
zA-.s~
On very easy terms. or will exc
change for good home In Seattle.
zoos American Bank BldG
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attic MArshA I. May Ell isth ave
X Mrs = ). AcClnshy. sats East
Helen 81 Mrx lack Hall. eos Taylor
ave. Apt 6. Mrs Prank } nritis
stt Zee, Fins st. ) Randolph Nrs-
nett. teg y ssfd ST. William fas.
her getE teth ave. = w MAbells
T. euiau. nrcnsfton. wash Alien
" oaais. go f1fth ave. nrsmsfton.
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

What have you to exchange for
ninety acres OF land. close to salt
water: on main road; running wa
ter. power line crosses; all fenced;
twenty acres cleared: black loan
soil. orchard on part, part In
spuds and paHture2 All in wheat
one year. fine crop. Should be
planted in wheat this fall. Rented
now for dairy purposes. Would
make firat-class large poultry
farm where you could grow your
own feed. Enough timber for
wood. House burned. Want to
exchange for vacant lots near Sc
attic. Value
100000
and clear.
wEsT 4 WHEELER
Second and Marion St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

G coon s5-FooT LOTS
In north end. Streets
graded and sidewallscd.
Ready for building.
5ox1.o. with s-room
house, West seattle
$500. A good buy.
A Groom cottage with
furniture, Rainier val
ley. $1,000. Very easy
terms.
RALPH c. MeALLASTEn
Elicit 1883
col Central building
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$4,000
Five room m aFe
bungalow: cement base
ment. This house could
not be built today for
less than ss.5oo.oo and
any one who means to
buy place of this size
and will come out and
look this place over will
surely buy. Phone Raj
nier 1871. or call at
3527 Hudson st. any
time after y. m, or
Sunday. VIII make rca-
sonable terms.
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ACREAGE


GooDwIS's ACREAGE BARGAINS
NOW Is the TIME for YoU
to BUILD-and HERE
CERTAINLY Is the PLACE I
THIS Is the
FIRST REAL OPPORTUNITY
EVER OFFERED the PUBLIC to
BUY ACREAGE in the
UNIVERSITY ROOSEVELT Park
DISTRICT
REAL BARGAIN PRICES
THINK OF IT-oUARTER ACRES
Rich garden soil. trees. view. city
water.
Splendid transportation.
stores. school. churches. progressive
seighbors.
As Low As ssss
TERMS. $50 CASH. $40 MONTH
DO NOT DEIAY-coME AND
SEE THIS LAND
BRANCH OFFICE
Corner s5th Ave. N. +. and 55th Sc.
Phone Kenwood secs
GOODWIN RrAI ESTATE CO. nc.
f. S. Goodwin-victor ]. Green
81, Leary Bldg. Main asst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
wooDrss WEST SEATTLE
BARGAINS

1900. on terms. buys q nice little
groom home. completely furN
nlshed. and a fine view lot neaR
the Junction.
A 1880 home, with q million dol1aQ
view: right near the ferry. Ex4
ceptionally easy terms.
s.R. WOODY
Ferry Landing. West Seattle.
West 354.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

a HouE ron
$40 MONTHLY
TAKE YOUR PICK
a LITTLE FARM
WITH 1T
NO.
\ cute little cottage. with haif-acre
of land. Room enough for two
rooms. plenty ~ ground 10 raise
all the vegetables you need. and
fircwood ut your door.
PRICE $3.50: ONLY $3.50 DOWN
BALANCE see MONTHLY
NO.
Attractive Groom cottage on
Schoening ave. quarter~acre oi
to move In.
A1AAR y HNNfA fNt Y SLOW ANhN y
$50 MONTHLY
No. =
2-room cottage; on paved street
now vacant. ready for you; plot
so by 1876: partly timbered; only
one block. to street cars and
stores. practically In business dis
trict OF Lake Burien. Price si.o60,
only 5000 down, then $40 monthly
See this quick.
Located on corner. suitable for
garage. fine home site large 2
room cottage. only three blocks
to street cars. fronting on paved
street. nearly half-acre of land
30 by 12h feet. only 1890: $3.50
down. balance s25 monthly. In a
few years IL Is yours, This will
suit you. A great bargain Just
what you want
3-room bungalow; one half-acre OF
land: all cleared: 100 by 1875 feet,
fronting Lake Burien: right at the
street cars; water. electricity and
telephone. Parties are going tc
oregon, and wish to make quick
sale. VIII make sacrifice. and sell
for si,4a0, on payment OF 1856
down, balance $40 monthly. Come
out Sunday or Monday and see
this. IL is n real gem and good
bargain.
NO 6
/ acre OF land; partly timber; only
one block from paved road, tive
blocks from street cars. fine gar
den soil. and just what you want
TO put a shack on. Price $7b2i
See this quick,
All of these properties arc located
at Lake Burien. the coming little
city OF the southwest part of Sc
attic. Street cars every Ii min
utes direct to center of city over
lake. near Puget Sound, and tn,
best soil on earth.
SEE us SUNDAY OR MONDAY
10 n. M. IL o'clock or 2 p. m. al
our office. Automobiles waiting
for you at these hours.
w. ,, MARVIN
us Second Ave.
Telephone Elliott 1887.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20
5 FoR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE

Is FOR SAI.E--ltEtL ESTATE
= noNr ron Lf:ss MoSEr
Than anywhere in the city.
Come direct TO headquarters
for n home. where you can get
a house or good lot. or
large tract 81 land on any
reasonable terms. where hun
dreds ~ people have pur
chased in the last year. and
many new houses are now un-
der construction.
where you get your home
from the owner aud
fret hand.
We are ono block from car
close TO school. inside city
limits. city water. and five
cent car fare sidewalks
good soil. stores. BAKERY. etc.
Free wood for the cutting
and plenty Of a.
AM tNNi ~ nv y IAN
Get Off 18th Ave s. W and
Henderson st You will see
all around you. the moment
you step of the car. hundreds
Of instances where people arc
side-stcpping the rent prob
more satisfaetofy. own n
HngnE al Holm .
ana Va" wllf bsip ~, a. n
- -
NhNi Nftftiisth
o..,
so6xsb-feet waterfront, Including
shore lands; facing on paved
.,n.e ia sh,,r.,a. H. ,a, $500
fully; has habitable tent house
which u now and has been occu-
wall fhla - Thn4FA tI4rR ~
property Mt n very low price.
aii under euItIvati"n. 'N''
$4,000
10 acres close TO Bellevue; lies we'll
Ing shore lands. Meydcnbauer bay
81, 100 .00-3A acres. Bellevue: lies
level. all under cultivation. good
orchard OF assorted fruits.
=. ,.....,r
,I@ No.. untt.tt.. 49, 49,.
FOR sALE-several new houses
Park; also several choice tracts
90 ,ara ara tnu,hnr - ,,tt1
mere ~ chahce Tor you To get
well located home for small
a'"o'". y 'on'S uo""' anu
80 a., w" s'"''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-20

GIT a BARGAIN
s-roor, house; lot soxli2 to alley,
Price si.70o. on easy terms. This
Is new house.
broom house: lot Isoxfss. Price
$4,000. New house. On easy
terms.
A BARGAIN
4-room semi modern house; lot t0x
ioa. Price ti.3oo. on easy terms.
New house
groom modern; full basement: fur
mace heat: lot 50xI00: all kinds Of
fruit Price $4,000. $500 down. s25
mo nth.
Groom mouse: lot 5oxi0o Price
s2.so0. $500 down and SIS a month.
7-room modern house: lot bsx77:
sewer. water main. street graded
and sidewalks in and paid for.
This house Is five years old Price
sg700. on easy terms. Furniture
can be bought with this house.
This Is n real bargain.
s.room modern house: lot s0x1o2.
Price s2.ioo; on easy terms. This
IL "A REAL BARGAIN.
GEoHGETovN REALTY co.
sSi5 Duwamish Ave. Sidney SC
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win prize watch your rhyme the Classified page
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County
of Imperial.
In the matter of the Estate of lsa-
bella Peyton, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, l.. P. Sargent, as admin
istrator of the estate of Isabelle Pey-
ton, deceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the
said decedent, to file them with the
necessary vouchers within four ca
months after the first publication of
this notice, in the office of the Clerk
Of the Superior Court of the State
of California, in and for the County
Of Imperial, or to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within four
(4) months after the first publica-
tion of this notice to the said Admin
istrator, at the law offices of J. S.
Larew, Nos. 101-102 First National
Bank building, in the City of Ell Cen
tro, County of Imperial, State Of
California, which said office the un-
dersigned elects as his place of bus