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New Britain herald., 1929-02-14
THIS HAS HAPPENED


 Ruth Lester. secretary. finds the
 cad body of her employer. Hand pme Harry" Borden. promoter of
 ubious stock companies, sprawled n the floor of his office. Ruth is |hsaged to Jack Hayward, whose fftce ts just across the narrow air. haft from Borden'a
 Petrified with fear. Ruth recalls hat Saturday morning Jack had threatened Borden. Ruth runs to hck's office and. finding him out. earches for his pistol which he Id purchased at the same time e had bought an identical weapon pr her to keep in her desk. His 3un is gone! t When Jack returns. he accom- bnies her to Borden's suite. and fhile he phones for the police Ruth. karing Jack shot Borden across the
 rshaft. goes to close Borden's win |pw. It is already closed!
 Ruth tells Chief of Detectives Me- [ann of Borden's two Saturday Sorning visitors: Rita Dubois. night |ub dancer, and Mrs. Borden, his life and mother of his two chill ren. who called for her monthly limonv check. Mrs. Borden comes during the questioning McMann ecuses her of the murder. but she foutly deules 1t. Ruth tells Nc lam of the pistol in her desk but hen he laoks for 1t. it. too, T bne. lMclfenn finds the tiny foot fints of a pigeon in dried blood on ke window ledge and on the floor bar the body, which indicates the |indow was open when Borden was | ot. Ruth's fear for Jack increases. tcMann questions Moran. the ele- ktor boy. who is afraid Ruth killed kr employer.
 low GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XIV
 .shc come right back up. I heard |er tell MT. Hayward shed forgot er bank book, and aw. gees. Loss. didn't mean nothing by wEat ! ! id." Micky Moran protested un- hppily. Honest. she couldn't a. |lled him! Why. boss. you only btta take one look at Miss Ruth see she wouldn't hurt fly" "stick to your story. Moran" |cMann harked. Miss Lester came rht back up to her office. you x y. [r. Hayward with herr"
 Nav. she told him to wait for er in the lobby. and he did. l |ok her up and was gonna hold (s car for her. but I got 8 rignal |om the fifth floor and had to loot down again. MT. Hayward hs walking up and down in the |bby nervous-like. and looked |vful worried when I saw I hadn't bought Miss Lester down with m.. tetty soon"
 How long?"
 "Oh. four or five minutes. I guess. |aybe six or seven. l dunno" |icky protested miserably. Hon. t, I dunno! Mir. Hayward kept faggin' out his watch and lookin' 1t, then finally he rushed into |y car and told me to shoot up the seventh floor. We was nearly |ere when the seventh floor signal eshed on. and there Miss Lester hs, breathin' hard, like shed been (nnin' and tears in her eyes" ''Tears!" McMann interrupted. Eou're sure of that. Moran?" "Sure!" the poy affirmed eagerly. bhe'd banged her head against the Dor and hurt her lip. She was bldin' her handkerchief up to 1t, kd when Mir. Hayward pulled her knd down l could zee her lip was Eellin' up and gettin' red. Mi. hyward thought Handsome Harry bne it and was raisin' an awful lighthouse. but" Just what did Mir. Hayward say. |Dran?" McMann interrupted. ''Gees. I dunno! Somepin about 1 llin' Borden for hurtin' her -I
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14
Foes Drink Together
 After Bf0odless Duel

Paris. Feb. IT R-The illness of Marshal Foch had an unexpected re- percussion this morning in a duel between two newspapermen who
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

The hamingo is the only member of the stork tribe which builds a nest of mud.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14
BEWARE THE COUGHS
 THAT FOLLOW FLU!
They May Weaken Your System anl
 Lea1 to Serious Troohle

Yss csa stop then now with Cfso.
 nsls;oa, aa emalsi6ed creosses that is |plssssnt to take. Cresauls;oa is |
 nedical discovery wieh two-fold e. lisa: it soothes aad heals the inasaed
 0enbssnes and inhibiss gsrn srewsh. N n known dsuss cseseses is rsc. |sgnissd by high medical authofitiss |es sas sf the grsssea hsaliag sesaeiss
 for coashs from colds aHd heoacAial |ifrisstisas. Creomulsisa ceaeaiaA h (aadtiea to ereosote. ether hsalias
 a@saes whicA sooths ed hssl the
 aasaed nenbranes and seep shs ir. kifafina. 1aAian fha eaasaana aeaa = |.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-14

ths seensca, b abssrbsd ists tAs bleed. sstseks ths ssse of ths trsahls snd cAscks ths gfewth ef the eesns.
 Creeoslsiea is guuaateed sstiafse. tesy h tAs trsatnsat of cousAs, frsa cs11A bssachieis ed minee foems q brsechial ir.isstienA and k excsllent for building sp ths sysssn after colds q es. lonsy rsfssdsd # sot rs. lisvsd after taking according to dirsc. tisoa Ak yoar drusgist. Csseaa- sisa nay hsap yoa avoid e, bse is soe saA e . la rsmedy. If ysa hsvs fevss, c thiak yss nsy hsvs ths 0. - ysQe @ecaee immo}3ata2v. (s@v.l
Evening star., 1929-09-04
EMPLOYMENT AI4EN(;lEN.


INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
i8tS s. aWa Yioaea Phone Nat. 1sssc ssss heiD i
s. Ssss se
l.4o0 firms that use this once regularly as
their dept In ts past cs
positions no charge unless placed. wash
in,gton ,ggt Employ9ent Eychanges az Nat. Press
COOK, second maid, housekeeper, hostess,
rage men. Wash. General Emp Agency, 500
Aloee sldg;. lsth and g sts NV.
Soson. Sc opsn ss bsies 6fR sss
iRUPHERs EXCHANGE-Honest. reliable do
ssO saz ss Gf ssa QniR aih
POSITIONS Need 100 applicants ,vni.t, Gs,y
soyd ssEs sss ss sat sss
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT. In
n5: ssGS S @sh0d E
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS, ANY HoUE
Sses ratss ts s mob results ADAMS ss
sfX shqc 6sassecn scaoo 0Rihs NTH eaap
nd 2T s aRs IN ssA
Ss.nss ss s sa.y Of tSS TSsd s sS ta50:
ence Day, eve; classes. MABELLE HON
OUR SCHOOL. INC, 3rd a., Burchell Bldg,
8l7 14th st. NV. Met. 9sls.
AVIATION LECTURE TONIGHT. 8 PM:
Public inyited Ss,,I D 71s7 G. AIR LEGION 1913
WHY ATTEMPT TO LEARN DRAFTING BY
correspondence when you can attend the
local day or evening classes Of the reeog-
for information, COLUMBiA SCHOOL OF
DRAFTING, 18th and z SITS. NV. Met. 1925
p A DoUBTER., PASS ON: IF PRooREs.
Sive, read Think Of the educational value
and money you can make BY attending g 2
courses: get the best. earn real salary;
Ao9d Ao1 eSn ssar.taqsi p schoo isss a. or M 1853
SPANISH TEACHER, NATIVE OF. SPAIN;
classes and at residence; moderate price.
1923 ST. NV.
COMMERCIAL ART, advertising, interior
decorating. costume design, etc. Livingstone
Academy, 1888 IF ST.. opp. Fox. Met. z883.
AUTO DRIVING PERMITS.
Experienced Instructor to Assist You:
LINCOLN 1869. 6*
Evening star., 1929-09-04
WANTED-sALEsMEN.


WANTED-SALESMEN.
SALESMAN stock and bond; only q local
man need apply. All leads furnished. ZIG
Investment Bldg. bet. 8 and 10.
sALE6MEN, with some knowledge OF auto
mobiles, to sell auto maintenance Contrasts.
Address Box 303-M. Star once.
SALESMEN--Prontable side line, engraved
business and professional stationery; liberal
Commission. Box 426. Columbus, Ohio
EARN TWO DAYS PAY IN ONE
handling Americas widely known lines Of
personal and business Christmas sreeting
cards on our very liberal commission basis
We furnish everything free. Call In person
or write. The Process Corporation. 1187
National Press Blde., l1th and 3 SIS. nv.
SPECIAL.
Want to get in touch with cxcep-
tionally high-grade man having large
circle acquaintanees among substan-
tiai people for very highly special
lied stock market matter; no selling
or solicitation and win not interfere
with other duties. Address Box
212-M, Star Office, for confidential
interview.
Evening star., 1929-09-04

GIRL, to assist in Office. APP
ply between 9 and 10 am. E. P.
|Hinkel & Co., 488 Maine ave. s.w.
Evening star., 1929-09-04
SALE MTSCELLANEOUS.

SALE MISCELLANEOUS
ADDING MACHINEs-Brand-n non-list-
ing, $24;5o Listing, full keyboard. portable.
month. MOI snas makes es fsss Sssiona Esq., ssSs iss
YORK ave: NV. TO-
sABY f,sB g. MSARMRIAaEs; RI brown; good conditsie.n;
S15. Tel. Pot. 1192. O.
BEDS = Fun size slnsle brass beds With IL
See housekeeper. Burlington Hotel. ,1l2o
Vermont ave. NV.
BED-DAvENPoRT TIvNd-RooM Set,
s Eel 4Fa gsI Fern St
BOX SPRING. Moses double, cost $40. sell
g SO Ganss ~ m szs gas range s29
sosSs sET TS hs1lraeE At 'e
tween 5 ana rI1 ! pm. D'A -D' Np' -
BuMDINa MATERIAI=Just : few weeks
ssIs between caPitoi atei Hsqii and Union stssioS
noorins. yiS.5o; good sheathins ana iraming
hinsss: 81 .sS: .Sllsts. .s1:b0: isya.oSiss .it6
0'fiE CO.. EoSss Say yMTsesns rep.
CLOTHTNo-New model black ch: non vel
YET s M 5s never coat
cost $ISs; sen $50. Call evenings, APT. TO
the Chastleton.
rsnee; ZIG for both cSlI isss srd Nv. Nv
pET.CO PLANT, one li0-volt, lN-kilowatt
hour; reasonable. Apply r. A. Donald,
Chesapeake Beach. Md. 12e
DESKS, chairs sates. fles: cheapest prices
sas: a. i S$ Sssss Ss; Ssss Furniture Co. 90
pEsKs-saIs q ss.ssoIy .s:9nds q EMS
lie III esbinets. cskinst sss safes and used once
furniture You can ALSO rent r. H Baum
DIAMOND RING. over 2M It. white and
your price. Address BOX 1lT-M, Star once.
DIAMs . RING ~ carats, lady's white
Ecld Eas a, n ms lax sel cheap. After 1p.sn-'
Evening star., 1929-09-04

BIG AUCTION SALE of Beds,
Springs, Mattresses, Bureaus,
Rugs, Dishes, Linens, etc, at
215, 217, 223 and 225 East Cap
itol ST., Thursday, Sept. S. 10
am. H. Rosenberg. Auctioneer /;
c. Shannon, Salesman. A.
Evening star., 1929-09-04
HELP-DOMEsTIC.

HELP-DOMESTIC.
COOK and houseworker;. in family; no
laundry; stay nights; 2niy nTss.ciassc - eSoK
colt ST.. Chevy Chase. D. 9.
COOK and general housework; no laundry:
stay nights: z4S6 klinele rd, NV tWesley
HefkttsG Cleveland 6254.
COOK, laun0ress and general hqusewofker
for family Of two 10 small apartmenti $50
A narfSffg Only those with excellent refer-
ef,ees srpIy fo Aparffnent 81, 222D Bancroft
81. a wi, betNeen Q and u en-. S.
Evening star., 1929-09-04
CORNER GROCERY.
WILL, SACRIFICE.

A FEW BARGAINS.
POOL ROOM, PRICE s1,2oo; TERMS.
RESTAURANT
Doing seS daily; price only s2.5oo, on easy
terms.
CONFECTIONERY. PRICE $500.
HARDWARE
Doing 500 daily; low price; terms.
GROCERY STORE
PRICE $4,000; EASY TERMS.
DRUG STORE.
Price s3,500 very easy terms.
GARAGE $50 cARs).
Rent $225; lease; monthly business $500;
A. A. A.; price, $1,000; easy terms.
MANY OTHER STORES LISTED.
csA.pp!ITALs ADJUSTING & FINANCING CO.
TO THOSE THAT HAVE
A LITTLE CAPITAL
want to settle and stay in Florida
but for lack of assurance of year
round employment and income still
hesitate, let me tell and show you
plan that has solved the problem sue
cessfu1ly for many others. Room
70l, Woodward Building.
Evening star., 1929-09-04

OFFICE FURNITURE.
KIRSTEIN'S FOUR = DAY
SPECIAL. CHAIRS, $3.50 UP ;
DE SKIS, $40 UP; FOUR
DRAWER FILES, S. UP ;
SAFES, BOOKCASES, $40 UP.
Ala 10th ST, OPPOSITE GAS
STATION.
Evening star., 1929-09-04
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
erS. Any complaint found necessary
| to be made to The Star will receive
| prompt attention. For admission to
! Recommended Service Column call
| Main 5000, Branch IFS.
ANT, BEDBUG. MOTH, ROACH. rat eyter-
ern fumig cation chamber for furniture: rugs,
Ss s,s Eve 3: hR kAS6sSI Asss i sss
ARMATuRE REWINpINd. motor :epaiTs:
Ssrtss tST Rrmature Service. @ 1903 l4tS. N. va sas
BEDDTNo mattresses renovated. springs re.
geddinu ss ~ st. pres. nS 1Mstonsi ssss
BEDDiNG. MATTRESSES box SPRINGS and
RS' %ss Isl:.. Oss Co. HSe S 8: snd .S S.
3 g y spa y a.S is
nl con- sais sfFTss sS g. snd n e" eesur 75
s9vid sftsss sss as o doSn ssa
BRICK LAYING, POINTING; REpAIRINd
sIss:s sSS sSu 1Sonss Sas 1iif:d sfiiisd nssRans
lincoln 7633-J D.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. general re-
mechanics. H. johnson, 1865 Irving. Col. Ial sSl7.
CARPENTER-Repairs. shelving. paItitions,
tering;, Reliable. J. Roweil. ais nv
SM1IsS SM1IS SSNS EoRSsH s%ssIour Ssss ,s
e. nn:ea NV. prankiin 41ss. " .-.' : o-' --.. -es
ELECTRIC. WIRING-6 rooms, halls, bath
guaranteed; get my estimate; save time and
I money; terms. North es6. H. M. Carpenter.
ho.sa wired, fixtures installed. s50S repairs,
81 per hour. Electric Wiring Co.. Met. ,S. ss72
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING. scraDine. elee
waxing; skilled mechanics: reduced prices
Paul Serene. 1909 n: CAP q: Main l0le7
WoEk o. every :issDs ny'esy
L. I. Folk. 1885 Park I'd. NV: Col. 3452
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED, repaired: slip
e.s Ttsr 1895 sh s n& 7
TENS installed. low 9s isio down, 6aiaEce
cs 'f EN- Sa9s ias ofsas SSrs. ne hour
HoT-WATER HEATINd PLANTS installed:
agSS.Ss SIss ne.roSess e nseFss gears to
siDhfaii zoa sais SaSn: M e.sSs issis 2sHs New Rss
AWN MoWEEs 81, sHARrEaFEsP, ia sIa Tssu
| Armiger, 9ie N. z. ave. Met. 1851.
PAINTINq. PAPERINq. dscorating; inteTio9I NE I
end svs sSseros hE onSe q eo asss cG
! PAINTINEfnt. and ext, house painting,
Paul Serene. 1909 N. CAP. st. Main l0is7.
PAPERHANdINo. painting and seneral
month. Rooms papered and pointed up, 81
and up; interior and exterior painting at
elusively. We specialize i'd Textone work
Let us estimate. All work guaranteed. No
cash down, I TO years to pay, frst pay
e o s 81 e. n Aos Me $751;
PAPERHANaING AND PAINEINd- Special
size when necessary and paper average size
room Tor ~; Paperhangtng guaranteed in
painting at special prices. We use Dutch
Boy lead, pure linseed oil and turpentine
only. Cash or terms mp TO years to pay.
PAYMENT on work done now to begin In
september Peoples Home Decorating Co.,
PAPERHANGfNC-Roon papered, IS and
ups estimates furnished; work guaranteed.
George. 2i2s 18th st. NV. APT. z
PApERING AND PAINTINGr work glataSz
teedi lowest rates: John Waldans 1877 = 81
ne. ATLANTIC 1257-J. 49,
PAPERING, PAINTING. ELECTRIC WIRING
Special low Summer prices now IN effeck.
We specialize on ttme-payment plan up te
three years With no extra charge. Esti-
mates eheertully given AL work guaSan-
teed: Ncthtng but Mrnt-clees material used.
METROPOLITAN DECORATING CO., e27 e
sc. NV. Metropolitan o0o0
Evening star., 1929-09-04
HELP---MEN.
lCnnfinned.l


SALEsMEN-The Remineton Cash Register
stricted territories; salary paid during train
ord and good references; education and pre-
yious sales experience necessary; ages 70 TO
Y must own VIVA automobile. Apply 1907 Eye ST.
NV. WASHINGTON.
SALEsMEN-Traveling; Washington and vi
account account. Boyd's. 1855 q st. NV
SALESMEN- employees or others
may add substantially to their present in.
927 18th NV, Room ala. Sc
sALEsMEN for saturdays; sfloe dept. and
mems furnishings dept. Harry Kaufman
Inc. 1916 9TH st. NV.
SIGN PAINTERS, experienced in all kinds
Of work; good opportunity. Apply rear 42o
Huyler's. 14th and F SITS. NV. ---
STENOGRAPHER. young man: must be fast
and accurate; one who. wants to make.
one who has had bookkeeping experiences
snd has plenty sns, OF initiative. Mr.. wheaties'
city and suburbs thoroughly. Apply 1919 L
UPHoIsTFRERs, good on oyerstuffed suites,
steady M joS for for fast men; state wages and
experience in first reply. Address Box 47S-M'
YOUNG MAN, experienced, general drug store
york. Must have reference. Hardeys. 2Ol
2nd Sc. sc. g.
YOUNG MAN. white. for general drug store
Store. 5ol7 Conn. ave. -
YOUNG MAN. with some bookkeeping ex-
perience, good typist, accurate; good oppor-
tpF HddTess Soa ssM star
YOUNG MAN that has had experience in
selling cut meats from case. ADDRESS BOX
YOUNG MEN. several. to enter the insur-
ance business maximum commissions fully
efsprs eiaf Bank n f slas C. M wf'sh'' sO0 o0mmef
YOUNG MEN: Z you are out , ot ToTs' ,e,s : see e
Rere ne You Saa can $50 $50 per % WEEK 3.
DON'T, DoUBT-ACT: - :.
ssnf1s our ySiu?s sss. sRS ios
Sales e Experience not essential but willing
ness to- learn, and open mind and an earn
se.teT aeshf tnsS @ Of lie " for you and yours
necessary qualifications,
in eTS Outside Va. On and n. Carolina write for ad
dress nearest branch, 203 Insurance Bldg'
18th and Eye SITS. NV.
statesmen AND SALES ORGANIZERS.
The B. {. FORBES PUBLISHING co. an
%ScS provaes openi1ss IN %ashnson and
nearby territory for q few good men.
we offer to these men RELIEF FROM
HIGH PRESSURE. permanent connection.
good earnings and an opportunity TO rapidly
OUR PRODUCT Is new, outsta anding
business service small unit of SALE. TINE
PAYMENTS and sells with average effort to
ali business men. executives, department
hefSS TSis ana Il esTHcERE EFFORT to contac.
with Tisf1t -csliher men who are interested
in EXPRESSION AND ,s GRoWTH, Vt H,511,Srs n 6 grow
Apply by Letter to
:. Hsussr: PeTsonnsl ;S,r nsI.TMrs ,piTsctsSG5 sG
100 Fifth Ave. New York City.
Evening star., 1929-09-04

4-line minimum.
time, 25c per line
3 times, 23c per line.
times, 2lc per line.
so times or more consecuttvely. zoe per line
Advertisements under Personal. SC per line
additional.
Transient classified Advertisements for the
Baltimore Sun and the New York Times will
be received over the Business Counter Of
The Star at regular rates.
Evening star., 1929-09-04

Never man oys0fHG1 recommendation sDhes
ansvertnq Advertisements EoS employment
USE COPIES
Evening star., 1929-09-04
sITUATION--DOMEsTIC

(COntinuedD
MAID-Refned. eolored lady from one OF
best families desires employment in home.
once or store. Address Box S62-M, Star
WOMAN, settled. c0lored. wishes halliday
kitchen work with small pay. l405 z. Capt.
WOMAN, colored morning work or night
work; no Sundays. 1865 Kraemer st. ne.
WOMAN wants work as cook and general
housework. North 0693
WOMAN. colored. respectable. part t-time
Mork Ss,k ana days work; references. Call l0ll
WOMAN. .colored. neat. wants part-time or
DAYS & work ssss ss chambermaid or cook refer
WOMAN. colored. wants work, any kind;
good cook: stay in. Phone North 8454.
WOMAN, colored. neat, pleasant, good cook.
general houseworker, waitress,
pantry; part time, days; two years refer.
WOMAN, settled, wants place, plain cook,
stay nights: do small laundry. Sarah
Brown. $40 Franklin st. NV.
WOMAN. colored, reliable, wants day or
parL-Llme Work North 1857
WOMAN, colored. good cook, general work
er, maid, waitress, public. private; does
part-tine and days work. Decatur 24l9.
WOMAN. colored wishes position as cook or
chambermaid out In suburbs. 1908 Corcoran
WOMAN, colored. experienced, with refer
enees; wants general housework; stay nights.
WOMAN, white, settled. desires work care
OF children or housewofk. 1856 Minnesota
ave. Sc. or Anacostia rd. Sc
Evening star., 1929-09-04

POULTRY AND EGGS.
400 SINGLE-COMB White Leghorn puiiets,
ready to lay, ct Horak's poultry farm,
White Oak, SILVER Spring, Md. Phone
SILVER Spring i.F-l5.
Evening star., 1929-09-04
HOW ABOUT MORE
MONEY?

That is. what many an pnskillsd ed, worker yorker
asks the boss when really ne Is not "oser, pesn
on ON worEing Tor sSS 70 $50 week ,n.t with Rbsp nG
you are likely to do unless you get into
sorae sr skilled vocation. Our ten months
radio course viii At young .aa man - ior sano g
8 month right from the start, with ample
opportunity for promotion TO higher pay:
IN nearly Il years of teaching radio our
graduates have ell been placed in good POSI-.
tions without delay. Why not let us do the
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-01-31
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. "

Coming to the Kootenai theatre
soon! Paramount's screen version or
Anita Loos' famous book and stage
play Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Ruth Taylor, the Lorelei Lee Of this
picture is a sensation. She was Sc
lected for this coveted role after a
nationwide search for the "pre-
ferred" blonde. She is supported by
a great cast including Chester Conk-
lin, Mack Swain, Alice White, Ford
Sterling, Holmes Herbert, Trixie
Friganza, Emily Fitzroy and others.
The illustrating story of modern
Lorelei and her golden" adventures.
Just enough of her, life to explain
her reputation. Her eyes said yes,
but her lips said gimme The girl
nobody nos. So ladies, hide your boy
friends; here comes the taking-est
blonde Of them all. When she and
her side-kick Dorothy start promot-
ing, it's nobody business. Sunday and
Monday. Matinee 3 p. m.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-01-31

place fish taken and animals killed.
Better enforcement of laws is more
desirable than additional legislation.
Fish should be held in rearing ponds
until they are larger and better able
to care for themselves. Experienced
men should be available to liberate
fish. Fish should be planted in many
virgin lakes. The problem of fish loss
in irrigation bitches must be solved.
Carp, which eat duck food, should
be removed from lakes and streams.
Feed should be provided for deer and
elk in winter Duck food should be
planted in all streams and lakes.
Game birds should be liberated to re-
stock the nearly exhausted supply
in the state. Establishment Of state
game farm is desirable. Funds should
be secured for transportation of elk
from overcrowded areas to new re-
serves"
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-01-31

SUM mons

In The District Court Of The Eev-
enth Judicial District Of The State
Of Montana, In And For The
County OF Lincoln
Arthur Rumberg, Plaintiff VS.. Helen
Rumberg, Defendant.
The State OF Montana sends greet
ings to the above named Defendants
and to each Of them:
You Are Hereby Summoned to
answer the Complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office of the Clerk
Of TINS Court, copy Of which is here
with served upon one Of you in each
County wherein any of you reside,
and to file your answer and serve
copy Thereof upon the Plaintiff
Attorney within twenty days after
tire service of this Summons, exclu-
sive of the day of service; and in case
Of your failure to appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against you,
by default, for the relief demanded
in the Complaint.
This action is brought to obtain q
decree Of divorce.
! Witness my hand and the Seal of
said court this 22nd day Of January,
1929.
(SeaD FRED f. CLARK,
Clerk
B. f. MAIDEN,
Libby, Montana, Attorney for
Plaintiff. j24-f14-4i
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-01-31

which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of this Court, a copy of which
is herewith served upon one of you in
each county, where in any of you
reside and to file your answer and
serve a copy Thereof upon the
Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service of this Sum-
mons, exclusive of the day of serv-
ice; and in case of your failure to
appear or answer, Judgment will be
taken against you, by default, for
the relief-demanded in the Complaint.
This is an action for divorce and the
custody Of the minor children of the
parties.
Witness my hand and the Seal Of
said Court this 22nd day of January,
1929.
(Seal)x FRED F. CLARK, Clerk.
B. F. MAIDEN,
Libby, Montana, Attorney for
Plaintiff, j24-f14-4t