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New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
DESERTS HER CHILDREN
Bridgeport Woman, Husband Serv- ing Life Term in Prison, Leaves Two Youngsters

Bridgeport, Conn. Aug. 14 P,- Abandoning her two children Mrs. Frances Bevilairua, 80, wife of Jos cph Bevilairua who is serving life sentence in Wethersfield for mur- der, disappeared from her home here early today, Police, notified of her disappearance, started a search for her.
 They also started statewide search for Joseph Marine, 36, a for mer boarder at her home. who is believe, to have left the city at the same time Mrs. Reyilairua disap- peared.
 Mrs Revilairua's husband was convicted of the murder of Louis Bailey on August 27. 1918,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Giant Still Is Found
 bv Police in New Haven

Now Haven. Aug. 14 - Running full blast with q gallon of distilled alcohol streaming from it's coils every four minutes, a huge twin still hootlcEEinE plant was seized by federal agents hore today al 1o9 Market street. Shotgun shells and weapons were found in tho building No one was found tending the stills but several arrests are expected.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
II.NNN VOLTS EATAI

Niagara Falls, \. r, Aug. IA fFA- Hugh nevine, 1F died in Sr. Mary's hospital today Of barns recelv"d last week u hen he came in contact with aA electric wire carrying ll,AoN volts when he climbed a pole 10 get a ball that lodged there while he was playing tennis
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Pilgrims Start Visit
 to the Four BaSilicas

Rome. Aug. i4 OPl-oue hundred holy year pilgrims from Boston, conducted by the Right Rev. Joseph c. Anderson. auxiliary bishop of Boston, assisted by Secretary Francis J. Spellman, began this morning a holy year visit 10 the four Basilicas, starting from St, Peters carrying flags and singing hymns which have been composed by Bishop Anderson.
 Resides the usual jubilee prayers an assumption day mass win be celebrated tomorrow exclusively for the Boston pilgrims. They win he received by the Pops Monday ar Tuesday. ....... ...s..
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
ROBBERS GET BIG HAUL
Obtain Payroll Containing Between SsN,00o and Sf5,0O0 in Daring Holdup in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg, Man, AEu. 14 dp-1n daring daylight holdup Of the cashier of the Winnipeg Street Rail- way company today, five robbers ob- 'aired a payroll pouch containing between s5o.0oo and sT5,0o0, and escaped in an automobile.
 The cashier was beaten into un- consciousness by the robbers. The car later was found abandoned in the outskirts of the city.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
HOLLYWOOD SCANDALS
Two Prominent women Attempt Suicide. And One is Likely To Re Successful.

Hollywood. Gal, Aug 14 lP--Tvo Hollywood women figured rrominet- ly in police reports Of attempted suicides here last night One. Mrs Imogene Hauser, wife of William Hauser, motion picture actor, left a note for her husband saying since you cease to care for me. 1 cease 10 exist" She will die, surgeons say. as a result of the bullet wound in her lung. The other woman. Mrs. Nancy Sout, said 10 he the dauEh- ter Of the late Chief Justice Nalcney of New York. is expected 10 recover from the effects of drink Of poison. No motive was revealed.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
DEBT FUNDING IS
 STILL DEADLOCKED
Conference AdiOarnS Until Cool
 idSF Can Be Given Details
FAR FROM AN AGREEMENT
|, S.-Bclgian Negotiations, However. Take on More Optimistic Appear ance After Ioday's Short Session. Mellon to See President.

WaShingt on, Aug. l4 Pl-The debt negotiations between the United states and Belgium were suspended today pvndng conference to be held Monday between President Coolidge and Secretary Mellon and Senator Smoot, representing the American debt commission.
 Secretary Mellon wilt leave Wash lngton tonight and Senator Shoot tomorrow and they will meet in New York Sunday to proceed to PIym- outh, Nt., where the president will be visiting hls father.
 Will Explain situation The American commissioners de sire to lay the whole situation be- fore MT, Coolidge prior to re- sumption of the discussions with the Belgian commissioners next Tuesday.
 Meantime the visiting delegation lis consulting with its government by cable and 1t is the expectation that both sides will be better equipped to go ahead with the negotiations next week.
 There are many points of differ "nce between the two commissions but after the brief session today there was greater show of op- tinism than there had been for sev- eral days.
 After the ncgotators had ad- iournod. Floyd Blair, chief of the experts attached to the American commission, met with the experts Of the Belgian commission 10 exam inc fiscal statements which have been presented.
 Belgian Statement
 Brussels, Aug. fl P-ln minis. teriaI circles an effort is being made 10 represent the status of the Washington negotiations over Bel giums debt 10 the United States as normal, although the conversations have been suspended while the Bel 2tan delegation awaits further in StruCtions from it's government. Official spokesmcn point out that the failure to adopt first suggestions should not be taken radically, but beyond geHoralties Of tilis nature the utmost discretion is being ob- served.
 The Belgian press is showing dis i satisfaction with the results of the 1 Washington negotiations.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
ONE PLANE BADLY
 WRECKED BY STORM
haCMillan'S Other Two Sale and
 Establish Main Base
FLAGLER FJ0RD SELECTED
Located 100 Miles From Ftah-.- Radio Messages Tell Of Magnifi- cent Views and Cliffs Rising 200 tt. Out of Water,
Ry The Associated Press

Ry The Associated Press
 Washington, Aug, t4-With one Of Its planes temporarily out of com- mission. the MacMillan Arctic exoe. ditlon is going ahead with the other two 10 establish an Intermediate base at Flagler Fjord, on Elssmers Island about 100 miles from Etah. Greenland, the main base.
 The airplane N.A.-2 was dsmsr red at Etah during storm yesterday. She was put bord the steamer Bow doin 10 be repaired. The plsnes N.A.-l and N.A.-3 weathered tha storm safely.
 flagler Fiord Selected.
 FIagler Fjord was decided upon for a sub-base between Etah and cape Thomas Hubbard on Axel Hei- berg Island where the advance flying pase Will be located during a recon halsSance flight Tuesday night. It was planned to place supplies there last night.
 Details of the trip made to dis cover the proposed base and of tha damage to the plane were contained In two dispatches received at tbe Navy Department from Lieutenant commander Byrd in charge of the navy section of the expedition. Ths first message telling of the discovery or base site, filed at Etah at 10 o'clock Wednesday night said:
 One Plane Returns.
 Leit Etah at 9:3o last night for Bettstad Fjord, in N.A.-S at 10 o'clock the N,A.-3 had to turn back due to low temperature of motor. NAL and MA. 8 reached the east ern end of Bettstad Fjord at II n. m. Did not land in Bettstad Fiord que to strong crosswinds from south- west This Fjord is magnificent Its clltts rise straight up from the Wa ter for 2,000 feet. Landed at the western end of Hayes Fiord. but strong wind rushing down from gIa.
 fA ciers made anchoring or taking planes up to the Rocky Coast lines impossible. Took off and both planes reached ship at midnight.
 New Landing Place.
 Have found another spot free of Ice where a landing might be made at the western end of Flagler Fford. Commander MaCMilan has agreed to establish a base there as soon s. the weather permits. It blow a gale most of the day and t,lesmere Is- land has been covered with fog"
 The other message filed at Ii o'clock last night said:
 Plan Is Wrecked.
 Weather continued bad all night and strong winds continued until 4 p. m. Had great difficulty keeping small icebcrss from demolishins planes. Continual pounding of water sprung seams and filled two forward compartments on the N.A.-c and she went down by the nose until ths wings touched water. Got her along side the Bovdoin and with great difficulty prevented her from sink ing. Later hoisted her aboard ths Perry and proceeding to repair hull and change motors.
 "Weather is now calm. N.A.-1 and N.A.-S defying storm. They wifi start some time tonight 10 deposit supplies and fuel at the base"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Fed Chapman Seeking to
 Prevent kaplan Contest

Bcston. Aug If LPs-Charles Car dtc manager of Red Chapman, Chel- sa4 teather"eight, announced today that he would seek an injunction restraining Kid Kaplen, champion in the class. from meeting Babe Herman of California in title bout at Waterbury. Conn, August -.
 Cardio declared that the cham p1cn signed contract 10 meet Chap man in 2 championship bout in June and ras not yet carried out his un- deriahing.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Dwight Mills at Chic0pee
 Likely to Change Line

Chicopee, Mass, Aug. 14-An- nouncement was made today that the Dwight Manufacturing con- pany. cotton goods manufacturers, will close ifs mills tonight flor few weeks" during which interval ex- +ensive reorganization will take place. r is reported by unconf1rmed reports that the erm will take up the manufacture of 8 new lining material
 The mills now employ about 400.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Auto Crashes Into Town
 FlagpoIe at Darien Today

Noraalk, Conn. Aug, II fPl- Three men escaped serious injury today when their car crashed into the toan tilEpole al narien. The driver. George Brown of Devon said that he was making a turn 10 a gasoline station and that suburban driven bv Robert Phelan Of the BridEepcr. construction company. cut him of With Brown in the car were Lester Gamer and Alex Smith. both of Bridgeport. The car was badly damaged.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
TWO AMERICANS TAKEN
 PRISONERS BY POLICE
Young Men Accused Of Beating up Porter at Florence, Italy, Hotel
 Saved From Threatening Mob.

Florence, Italy, Aug, 14 Hl-Two American students. Joseph Donell, 21 years old, and Walter Met2ger, 23, both of Chicago. were arrested today charged with having severly beaten Mario Sodi, porter of the Savoy Hotel, after a dispute In the hotel corridor.
 Police who made the arrest saved the Americans from an angry crowd which invaded the hotel and attacked them.
 After the attack on the porter the crowd. incensed by reports of 1t. entered the hotel and secured the corridors until they found Donell and Mot2egr. The crowd barred the Americans escape from the hotel and was beginning 10 manhanlle them when the police arrived.
 Donell and Metzgcr were impris- oned in the Nitrate prison and arc being held for trial on the charge of assault
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
FACE TRIAL IN MFRIDFN

New Brunswick. \. ]. Aug. l4 tP Robert Reilly and Fred Nagle were taken to Meriien. Conn. today to face charges of having robbed a tobacco warehouse and a tire store They were arrested yesterday and waived extraditlon.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

tcOnttnued on FaEs Tventy-tvO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-20
Three Pianos

An Emerson, Kohlrr & Chase aud
a Billings, mahogany Eats-leE
table. Windsor chairs. oyerstufFcd
living room furniture aud table.
bridge lamp, Oriental hand pa MT .
ed huBts, cuckoo clock, large
Kodak, cabinet Nictroln. Kimbati
organ. HooRier Kitchen cabinet.
wardrobe drossers, chiff0niers.
dining Heta. breakfast set, light
fixtures for wall and ceiling.
paint and new brushes. 4 sizes on
PHbcolin rugs, Administer and vol
vet rugs, single steel walnut bed
with walnut chifConier and dress
ing table with bench 10 mitch. 2
single box springs. cost 500 each,
full size steel beds, coil and sag.
less springs. mattresses, bedding.
Acorn combination range. gray
enamel coal range, electric cleaner.
berving table, stands, library th-
bios, card tables. machines, rock
crs, chairs, sanitary cotH. stools.
arm chnirs curtains. work bench
with wise, tools, refrigerator,
lawn mowers, hose. Kitchen mud
laundry equipment. n camp outfit
Of tent. folding stove. table. stools
and bed. 4 great variety OF goods
and lots Of them on TUESDAY at
Bushels Auction House
MA in-09S3 20OG Second Ave.
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4b MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
RAsIL AND nnnna

o y WILLIAMS 60.
Largest min Ia tho West selling d.
rect 20 users az factory prices
irneh doors, mirror doors, garage
doors that rtay put. breakfast
nookH, complete VITA neat tables
ana benches. draiuhohrds. flour
pima. medicine cabinets, Special
cabinet work. daorB and windows
TOT all purposes, Windhhicid glass
and sedan door lights replaced
while you ~ait. Lowest price Ia
town
send or telephone (i9L iet-G6os) for
our tt-puEe illustrated CHtplUg OF
factory priced finn quality sash.
doors ana mlilwuFk.
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tod by the iulloWlus mem
1ayeee Archie r.. ls52 lih ave- w.
boy
soenei,s, Albor, Herman, Bliss Aptse
Eirl.
lrederiokson. c, II, ssso Minor ave,
n, boy
Jay. Harry. sls 18th ave, \. boy.
shtNely. STANLEY a. 4st5 Eighth ave.
y, T.. girl e
Green, J, Edgar a, isid Pasadena
pl girl
sohooiler. Henry. sss5 ", Soh ST..
parFau. Morris Peter. 1910 z. Mar
Einai way. boy
sGNd. Carl Arne, ssss .snd ave. W,
DAYTON. raul Hubbard. ,St Homer
Wilbur Chen ". sos-A rddy 81 boy.
Aarakswa Iusaku 9ls Washington
IIe,str. Rukmatu. SIS Alder st.,
how
Morrison. Harold Robert. 1915
Fourth ave w. boy.
Haley Laurence l., itsS Midvsie IT,,
Beposr Howard r. sI7 gard ave.
mason Victor Nicholas. astT 18th
0yc ;, W. boy
Avery. Henry Don Cedar Falls girl
Scren, hugo o. casa Soth ave, s.
Ia nussa. Anthony, sot s5m ave,
giFl
NeGagawa, Fukuya, "a, spruce ct.
boy,
Boes, walter r.. sos n seth a., slri.
Fsuruh0. Tamu. 81 Jackson r., boy
DC schemes. Arthur Joseph, $3.50 18Th
ave. W, boy
Henderson, Eric Murray, ssos 18th
ave. 5, W hoy
Nsilliancourt rhllip, 1915 sath ave,
NsensS, lee n, s5u 10Th ave, "
sweeney, Emmanuel Apollo. So
18th ave, s. girl
carter. Jennings l.. Sios 10th ave.
s, W. boy.
Hawkins. Loyten :. 1850 Stat ave.
;. w, twin girls,
knorr. George Lewis. 1891 18Th ave.
stocks. J. l.. SOL Farrar ST.. girl
Sheitz, Forrest Riebe. 5ts1 Lake
Washington blvd. boy,
Larson. Christian ~ 400 w. ssrd
Ntincar Frank. Seattle. boy.
Davis, Homer Floyd. 1891 18th ave.
Blsie, Frederick, at3 spring st,
Jen.on. Peter 7oss ISM ave. n f.
Frsdsriel,s irwin q ott Iakevi,v
Graeber Melvin Carl SIS. sixth ave.
y. w. boy
Hutchlus. Lawrence A. 1913 w. Sand
81. boy.
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ave. ~. April 10.
DriHcolI. Mary Eliza beth. 81. 1915 n.
Cherry st., April Is.
BerEluud, Donald A.. months, 2Bl5
Yesier way. April 10.
'Bangan. John Leverett 3, ll5 Belle
yue ave NJ. April f6
Sakauye, Mamie, 30, 1914 ". Spruce
st.. April IL.
Lodestoin. Arnold, 81. Kenny home.
stesnbergcn, Ralph. 90. 1921 n. saith
st.. April 10.
Lee, Roze. 4 days, COOS y. bath St.
April 10.
Lemon. Ethel Helen. &C, ZIG Union
st.. April 49,
krasnoff Max, IS, 1i2 18th ave-
April 10.
Harris, olive Louise. 81. lis 10Th
ave. April H.
Barrett, Hanah Payson, 81, Tacoma.
April IL.
Norton. Elizabeth g.. II, 2iO5 Fed
cral ave, April IL.
Perry. Emma L.. SO. Ellenaburg,
April IS.
Mar, Henry, dayS, 2o21 Lane st.
stcrne. Sarah H., 81. gao Third ave,
w, April IA.
Carlson, Olaf ~, 200 Lakeside ave.
Noite, zerwich, ~. 7Ogs Ninth ave.
~ w, April 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-20
Divorce Complaints

Pauline vs.. Arthur W. Craig. deser-
ton.
Dorothy va. Cecil i. Barns, dcHer-
ton.
Ella W.. Axei Nelson, cruelty.
Charles w Anna Ernest. doscrtion.
Trcnc w. H. r. SccOr, nunsuppOrt,
Bcrthn w. Frank Miller dcsertlon'
myrtle w. John Mnrlgus, incompat-
ibility
Emmn ~ W. william H. Mooney.
cruelty.
Ruth Tfarfiettc W.. ANcl Ggttfrid
olson, uouHupport
Belle we Orrin u whitney, deser-
ton.
Mary VI. Claude Bnitcy, nonBupport.
Aida l.. 49, Louis " Plugradt dcser-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-20
LEGAL NOTICES

TWO ticketH 20 The Last Laugh. 2
az tho Columbia theatcr. for the
owner OF the auto license No.
1851 Call at The Star office,
want Ad Dept
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DO AUCTION SALES
BUSHELS
Will Sell at Auction
On Tuesday

4 choice lot ~ home furnishings.
From 1890 n. m. to $40 D. M. We
VIII sell, and every minute will bn
filled with bargains for someone.
You can save money on practically
any thing you need for the home
For instance. you VIII have your
choice Bf
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g. FOR SALE-REAL
ESTATE
YOU CAN'T LOSE
HERE
Buy 4 HOME WITHOUT THE
USUAL WORRIES
SUFFICIENT INCOME
TO MAKE YOUR
PAYMENTS
LOO Isl

Hero is a large home, So the
Niadrone district arranged
for three apartments and
completely furnished. rent
ing for $15 per month
There is Q. and 4-room
apartment with q q u b lie
plumbing and nice lot
with double garage. fruit
trees and paved street The
furnishings hre In good
shape. purchased just
years ago. and include fine
ruEp. leather furniture,
brass bed with large mir.
rpred drcHseTF, Lang com
binRtlon coal and gas range
Three complete outfits, Have
put the price down 20
S4,T0O, completely furnished,
Tor quick sale, 500 cash
md balance $50 per month
This gives you your apart
mcnt free, with sufficient
income 10 make your pay
mcnts In other words.
home and meal ticket, Can
you beat itg Phone ST. uEot-
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$500
$1,000

TWO tickets to The Last Laugh, Q
al the Columbia thcater. for the
owner Of the auto license No.
lG2a42, Cali at The Star office,
NVnnt Ad Dent
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CT FOR SALE-VACANT
LOTS

Lot between IL. Gath and 55th. rum
ming from seth TO S0th ~ T.. Sign
on property Worth 5000; take
$500 cash. ga st-7753 evenings
mud sunday. O'CONNEII..
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POULTRY

TWO tickets 10 The Last laugh
az tho Columbia thentoE for the
owner Of the auto license No
4ttAAt CAll at Tho star office,
Want Ad IDrDf
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TRANSFORMATIONS

BAN FRANCIsCO--- 1850 from Sc
attic. Today's or toniEhts train
to Portland. stage 70 San Fran
cisco. Reserve early. Ames
BroH, agents. 1908 Fourth. Inn
periA1 hotel MA in-5tf0.
ARE you GOING TO cALIFORNfAY
Stages or steamer. Panama Canal,
HONOLULU. Europe or Orient. Low
EST RATES. ALL LINES. Draft
strom A. Co. ii5 Cherry 81. MA In.
5iTs Oldest agency In Seattle.
SAN FRtSCISCO-~820 from seattle.
Today's or tonight'a rain % Port
land. stage TO San FrHnciHcu. Re-
serve early Ames Bros. Agents.
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PERSONAL


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TWO tickets 10 THE Last LauEh
AZ the Columbia thentHr. Tor the
owner Of the auto license No.
sSa562 Cali ar The star office
Want "A Dept.
WILLIAMS MATERNITY Hc.fE--
Strictly private; doctors aad
nurses In attendance. maternity
cases specially. s3i3 Aurora.
NE lrse-s9so.
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will take photographs III soldiers
graves and return hy mail very
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

births IA their households are &c.
tied by the following men.
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PhNsleian-. Surgeons
FUNERAL NOTICES

ANDREWS -t6sI West Walke1.
April H. REV, JAMES ANDREW
ANDREWS Nkr so years father
- Eliaaeeth, wife % Rev tfrd
GRAY. eg Seattle Mrs Ida EuElt.
90 NRFise. italy, Aut Whitaker
Andrews. oE WblmpirtoH PARKS.
London. England
Funeral services viii be- held
Wrdr sday Afternoon at =, ~, az
tn West Side baptist church In
torment at Forest lawn cemetery.
Daniels & Bgntbu, West Seattle.
HudFrthkwYa
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ltoSsk opF-At the hume az her
granddaughter Elizabeth DEEDS
son tetT sch Avu, NJ ELIZA
BETH E0SSk1FF. age SIS NcHta
mother ct MARY Keller
Funeral services wtll be held
from JIr mertuary chapel ~ the
Cremation society 90 Washing tvu.
tomorrow tTuyHdAyJ gt $3.50 @ M
Friends are Invited 81 attend
kINoFf--At tatouchs. Naaka.
JIM ktNOFE. age 80 years body
to arrive TUESDAY Announcement
later Home Undertaking GO.
ruIrR t>--At TaBt EaH ave 81 Va.
ApFil rs, 1885. LI'cf putTRNS
age 10 years beloved daughter
~ ar and AiFs Aiberf ruitraa
Funeral ssrNtsta win De- held aE
Fort Orchard Wash. kpfIl truszi
2is 1895 az o. m Home tudef.
taking Co
taAALttH--Nt etFtt. Wash
April is. 1895, NORRIS G&NNr
LiER. JE. HEr 2 years beloved
son OF SIR and Mrs Norris GNvh-
Tier. Je~S zsth ave y. y Seattle
AnRuuurr later. Home Tn
dsFtakinE CO.
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AirROYED HIGHWAY PHopER.
Cheap New

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free wood also 1000 berry plants
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per month deal direct with own
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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-07-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the District Court of the Tween
tieth Judicial District of the State
Of Montana, in and for the Coun-
ty Of Roosevelt.
In the Matter of the Estate of Will
bur Frederick Bartz, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the un-
signed, Administrative of the E.
state of Wilbur Frederick Bartz, de-
ceased, to the creditors of, and all
persons having claims against, said
estate, to exhibit said claims with
necessary vouchers, within Four (4)
Months after the first publication of
this notice, to the Administrators. at
the law offices of Ernest L. Walton,
in the Incorporated Town of Balm
vile, Montana, which said offices the
undersigned has selected as her place
of business, in all matters connected
with the estate of Wilbur Frederick
deceased.
Dated this 22nd day of June A. D.
1925. 19-4t
PEARL L. BARTZ, Administrators