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SITUATIONS WoAEN

AUDIT-CLERk. experienced, capable, de.
sres position with private concern. Cal
&ooKKEErER, capable, experienced, no now
CHMD'S NURSE, trained, reference; one
ch44; Siah7 away away for summer permanent. il
DRFSSMAkING, designing, remodelng, al.
terations, reasonable Miss Bert G5C
tED1s FT Apt yrs Adams S33s
perience general education, music, some
recreation, published compositions, able
pianist PA desires position with opportunity
Ior adyancement: best references. Boz
ExE66uffiivv!E, fiv! woman, Russian, French
eaa. drug and chemical export experience
SegSs SEX Al vr,t connecton in interestng, active
addresslng' filling in manuscripts: efficient
STetcretarlal service reasonable Benson,
EXP, elk, ,-SECY.. native Washingtonian;
aHaliaoie 59Ha "a Immediately. RA. 6405. Box
GiRL, coored. neat. desires incxp, hotel
mald or laundry work Ludlow 1856. =
LADY, elderly, as companion in refined
family, EXCHANGE room, board; no domestic
MANAGER-ADt house officers club or
front Office clerk hot / housekeeping, busi-
ness and property MANAGEMENT. cultured.
&in@In woman; ability meeting people Box
"nHoToGGREsA,rH RETouCHING. Mr. s
" Johnston, Greenland Beach. curtis
PRACTiCAL CoLoRED NURSE wishes to
care for aged invalid. Sarah Smith, 44Ii
PRAcrIcAL NURSE. for adult case; To-
hr day duty, S35 week co. O4IS,
RESIDENT MANAGERESS-Positi de-
sired for apartment development; good
of 3 adults and / child. Call between 8
and pm. HO 434s.
RECEPTIONIST, physicians Office expert
ence. injections, typing, office detail ma
ture dependable college woman desires
position in this capacity or similar work
ayailable now or later for suitable position
Az 9s43 Sunday or before 10, after {
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Buyer, capable administrator, 8 years
experience in leading department and spe-
cialty stores. honorably discharged U. S
Army, seeks responsible position as execu.
i've buyer or manager; best references
Gail before 10 am, 1913 pm. or after
5 pm any day CHI 1924 H.
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PERSONNEL SERVICE,
1871 G st. Next to Church
UNUSUAL POSITIONS,

Interesting. Profitable.
FEMALE DEPT, MISS WHITE
Stenog., mfr. rep. 512 da., S19O.
Stenog., foreign gov, ship exp, 5000.
Stenog., wholesale, D. c. res, S175 up.
Stenog., advertising, S2,100.
Stenog., 5-day wk., S35 wk.
Stenog.. col. train, no exp, $3.50.
Stenog, ship bldg, 5h-da. wk, S42.
Stenog, 3-day wk., day, $3.50.
Stenog., acct. dept. exp, S45 wk.
FEMALE DEPT, MISS BLACK.
Bookkeeper, full charge, perm, $50 wk
Clerks, under 30, S151.
Comptometer oper's. und 80, S162
Lab. technician. exper., S175.
Spanish typist. temp. day, 81.
Teletype operator, $50
P B x. tyIiSt, under 35, $3.50.
CLERK, acct. dept., typist, $50.
Card punch oper-, und. 70. $40.
Typists t25, 5OWpm. $40 Wk
MALE DEPT, MISS DODGE.
Stenog., sect. und 40. $500
Mechanical engineer. Pa. perm.
Credit manager, $3.50.
B7okkeepers, full charge, $50 Wk
Shipping clerks, $40 wk
Messengers twhtel, $50 wk
Bo0kkeeper. 5-day wk., $50 wk.
NEW OPENINGS every 'eW minutes
thousands PLACED annually in BETTEI
POSITIONS OLDEST employment aganc
in D. C. Est. 26 yrs. To be sent b
BOYD'S adds PRESTIGE to YOU. (NA
233s).
BOYD SERVICE,
1888 = St OPP. CAPITOL Theater.
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COLORED GIRL wishes three or fouI
hours work five mornings a week light
cleaning. Call Lincoln 1927 Sunday aftel
1870 or Monday am
COLORED GIRL wants two days work
Thursday and Friday: SOC per hour and
car car fare: NO; 0S01.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time general
housework. cooking, laundry, from IL to
5 pm. RE. 512S.
COLORED GIRL to care for small chil0,
5h days for employed couple: no laun-
dry: expect good pay. DE. 1923.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time work
morningS NOR , or afternoons' no Mon through Fri
COLORED WOMAN wants laundry work
So 90 day, carfare; D. C. only. CO
GIRL wants part-time work from 2 to 7:3O
pm Call Taylor 1850. O.
WIDOW, middle-aged. practical nurse
companion or housekeeper; stay nights OF
day; references. MI. 1915.
WOMAN. colored. wants cleaning every
day except Saturday. Write Dol r st
ny Ant o00 2 Kelly
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EXECUTIVE

Master all around, including ceramicS
ability will speak for itself: wishes con-
nection with dentist or group of dentists.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

TEACHERS, clerks. receptlens; select po-
sitions No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit Natl Teachers Agency Est
II yrs.l. 1911 G st. MA 2114.
TEACHING POSITIONS.
Private and Public Schools
ADAMS TEACHERS AGCY.. COLO BLDG
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HOTEL MANAGER,

Thoroughly conversant with Washington
hotel conditions. Years of experience.
Excellent references. Box 260-C Star. %
DENTAL TECHNICIAN.
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YOUNG WOMAN.

High school Rra6uate, under 20, for gem
eral otlce work involving fling and typing.
No experience necessary and need not be
system. 6-day 43-houT week with Sat
urday halt holiday all the yea rcuqd
automatic increases, paid vacations. free
TRANSFORMATION, etc. Apply Personnel D pt,
Room 3O9 Capital Transit Co, 36th and
Prospect ave NV, GEORGETOWN. Take
Route No. 20 Cabin john streetcar to
door. This position will be Of special in
treSt TO those residing in GEORGETOWN or
nearby Maryland or Virginia, as this saves
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WOMEN WANTED

You can now earn $40 per week and
more as Streetcar-bus operators or work
part time as Streetcar conductors ES en-
tlal Vo1k. experience not necessary: train
ing pala for; no SUNDAYS OF nicht wo-E,
!egulai working hours free time TO keep
house, palu vacations, free tranSpO. ,atIon,
separate cipbrooms, congrnial fellow work
er Vacanclls al l4th an. Eas. Ccp ,yl
car line. Apply ekdav mornings,
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO,
36th and Prespecl Ave. N W., GEORGETOWN
IL. L. -..l..- G..
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SITUATIONS WOMEN tcon,, ,

PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER will answer
telephone, render some stenographic service
fG pstso ASSUMING Sla
wk; Minimum s45 Box s4$.B, star
sSaGdRETARYGLERK ia 10 yrs ssper short
mach; operator, capable Of handling corre-
spondence and managing otice, legal and
congressional experience: $50. Box 463-B,
sECRETARIAL WORK. part time. Wash
inston woman OF good education college
no shorthand; 24-hour week only; must be
dignified. worthwhile work. Box 1e1. !.
SECRETARY. experienced. capable of re-
sponsiblhty: downtown once, 5ls-day
sEekEff3ASsx,2 ,sfFSoaRApHER. 81 s1saH competent,
defendable; s25 per week; small ONCE,
Gns nGz assc star
week; bright once. Phone mornings. OR.
sTENO:. expert, legal editorial. desires
SS5sc SSTk scr or 3 evenings per week Box
sTENoGRAPHER, exp. highest refer
days per week. Phone Dupont 03s4
sTENOGRAPHER, 3 yrs. diversified exper.
SO per wk. 5ia days Mrs. Dunlap, Glebe
STENoGRAPHER- -TYPIsT, work at home.
oughly experienced manuscript or profess
TpT signal arypIsr yprs preferred EN- 51ei
daytime hours OR S735.
WOMAN, colored, wishes cooking. g.h.w.
for group of men. Call evenings, MI 1881
FULL OR PART TIME JOB, clerical OF
typing in or near Silver Spring: service
wife. SH. 1198.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Available, 3 years technical aviation ex.
perience;. French translation 2 years ad-
ninistratiye and limited secretarial ex-
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STENOGRAPHER.

Young woman under 35, preferably with
some college training, competent stenog-
rapher and experienced Office worker, to
assist in the Office of the secretary of a
large corporation: 6-day A hour week,
VII %lth sat95aay @ afternoons free about Sl65
tunity for further advancement. Write,
giving sufficient information about your =
self 70 Justify personal interview. Box
497-B, Star.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

COUPLE wishes ride to Florida April 49,
20. HO. 1887.
WILL DRIVE your car to Florida April
1920. HO. 1887.
have room for 8 people. Call GE. 1896,
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HELP WOMEN.
YOUNG Girl,

White. high school graduate, to learn
switchboard operating; permanent posi-
ton with one of Washington's largest auto
ing conditions, pleasant environment;
salary while learning. See Mr. White
l.. P Steuart, Inc, 1440 st. NV
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SALESGIRL FOR BAKERY

$50 week TO start; no Sunday work; no
eHperlence necessary. Call Monday before
2 m, 2207 Wis. ave.
CAPABLE YOUNG WOMAN
Qualifeo as StenoRrapher and bookkeeper,
70 work for large and active real estate
company. Excellent surroundings and OPP
portunity for advancement To start,
salary Of $40 per week is offered Apply
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.,
Sunday until 8 pm, 3403 Conn. ave. NV.
EN- 1900
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MR. EXECUTTVF;

Are you looking for the mind-reader type
things done prompty ana 10
telligently. French born. knowledge OF
other Languages. Randolph 1929 10 to 2
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
Available, 3 years technical aviation ex-
perience; French translation. years ad-
ministrative and limited secretarial ex-
perience. Box 277-C. Star o.
Evening star., 1944-04-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES icontl


GRocsEY ns with dS6s s.Sd sqs-
sSoRE g:,I :ss.es .s,. ..s,
reasonably, priced. Cali David Rifkind. RE.
RocsIRY apaa rI io MN sErR 81 nv s7oo to $500
weekly, well stocked: closed sundays: will
saerifice for $4,000 on account OF sickness.
RESTAURANT, fine downtown corner do
day: rent, -sIoo: newly decorated; owner
Very little ohelp, REQUIRED: Price. $500.
Terms Terms 5000 down soSa ~ Bob A AHoliander, sx-
REsTAGRANT,. 25 miles from wash: does
about about. s1oo ooa daily: rent SIS; mo no help
ifSSsli oos S9ooe na terms VA sss s4s sA0ander
SFEoJssI SeaoP eSv1sSgr ;|.g ..s ,sis
other equipment. e.h.!x' oil heat: rental.
IaSs sSsd ys ssis ss%oop saop Ne ,osp4 5sp4
yond White House. in nv. section. Fully
equipped. modern building. dry cleaning
sTespf sb,na The Es shoe
Yearly income over $4,000. Box 1870,
CIGARS. newsstand. lobby large bldg;
equipped and stocked; short hours: closed
sundays. PRICE, s4.50o cash. No triners
RSssss 6ST aasc soss ssar fountain .aon
Ing modern. movie theater; best Of equip
ment good, improving business Price,
4.500; terms. Box 443-C, Star.
d. G. S. GROCERY, MEATs-same owner
1S years; mixed trade; real money-make1;
wen equipped. stocked; 1o-yeaI lease. incl
RESTAURANT with rooms above; DOWN
town; completely equipped: closes pm
sa sRd aod' sundays ,elys ICONS SSg pay rent pf:s
RADIO SERVICE BUSINESS owner
drafted; Wei worth Investigation. Boz
TAxICAB FOR RENT-1e4o Plymouth,
| premier ASSN; "a hours; So; or daytime
only. 50. Mr.. Hiley. CH. 1923. week nishts,
i 20 % m.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WINDOW DISPLAY-Experienced display
person can take on one or two exclusive
accounts Box 2N7-C. Star IOs
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CAFETERIA

Colored help as follows: Silver washers,
mornings; silver washers, evenings: bright,
quick girls for steamtables: part or full
time; no Sunday work COLLIER INN,
1907 Columbia rd. NV. GSth and Colum-
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WHEN YOUR FEET HURT, YOU HURT
an over. My new metatarssl pad will make
ence. NORRIS WERBLE, 401 Krtsge
Bldg., 1105 9 st. NV. MA. 1919. '
COLOR PICTURES OR PORTRAITS OF
anythlng taken at your home by experts.
HOME OF PHOTOGRAPHERS WO 1904
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07
Shotgun Shells
Made Available.

Rudolph Miller of the agricultural
conservation office is pinch hitting
for I. F.. Dix, district priorities
chief for the War Production
Board, in distributing 10000 rounds
of shotgun shells allocated for the
destruction of ducks in Imperial
county.
This ammunition is available to
farmers only and must be used to
prevent ducks from destroying
crops, Miller said. 1t is necessary
for farmers wanting ammunition to
call at Miller's office in FL Centre
to apply for the ammunition. He
will issue them a certificate show
ing they are eligible to receive
shells.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07
RECEIVES WORD OF
FATHERS DEATH

Mrs. Lena Earls OF 1109 South
Seventh street, El Centre, received
word of the death Of her father,
j. H. Evans, in Amarillo, Texas, last
Saturday. Because of illness in her
family, Mrs Earls could not attend
the funeral held in Amarillo Mon
daV afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07
JOHN BROWN SHED RAZED

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa, Feb. 7
CUP1-A storage shed, where John
Brown, the abolitionist, hid weap-
ons used in his raid ON the Har-
per's Ferry, w. Va, Confederate
armory in 1859, is being razed by
borough officials to make way for
a community partying lot. Several
years ago two Civil War type
bayonets were found when parti-
tions were removed from the build
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

1941 CHEVROLET Spec. Deluxe q
door sedan. Good condition. Pm.
Imp. 3451 after pm. 2-l4
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

FOR SALE-Light transfer truck.
good condition, good tires-$250.
Phone Calexlco AIT. 2-14
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07
32-Used Cars


FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet 4-door
sedan, very good condition, good
tires. T-Sgt. R. w. Baird, Phone
E. G. 1900, Ext 238 or 365. 2-9
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

LOST on San Diego Hwy l 9x20
tire mounted on tenhole GMC
wheel. Call Hendrix Trucks, Braw-
ley 1888. 2-11
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

FOR SALE-'41 Hudson Super Six,
4-door sedan. Clean, good rub
ber, low mileage. Phone 988. 658
Hamilton. 2-10
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

j--2usiness Services
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

MAN WANTED W help in milk
plant Apply Quality Dairy. %
WANTED-TWoc carpenters to build
new house. Phone Paul Hutchin-
son at English Village Inn. 2-8
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

WANTED D-Machinist for light ma
chine work. Phone $40. Faure
Tractor and Equip. Co., 14l4 w.
Main. 20
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

WANTED-Women to care for
children days. transportation
furnished. Mrs. Don O'Brien, Rt.
Box 1874, Ell Centre. East Ell
Centre Auto Court. 20
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

2 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS wanted for
dining room work during hours
$50 to pm. Good wages. Apply
at Chefs office, Barbara Worth
Hotel. 20
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

MILITARY WIVES-f you have
had dining room experience, the
Barbara Worth hotel has need
of your ability. Good income as
sured. Apply at Chefs office,
Barbara Worth hotel. %
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07
5-Help Wanted

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hours a
day, get dinner at night. Phone
2362-W. 20
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

WANTED-ScrVicc station operator,
man or woman. Must be exper-
fenced. Valens Oil Co, Bird and
Broadway, 3-a
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07
PHONE 800

LOST-Ration books No. 3 belong
ing to Ira, DoVie, and Anabell
Nelson. Return to Ration Board.
20
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

LOST-Ration books No. 3 belong
ing to Willie F., Minnie A, Ches-
ter W., Jack F., Billy c., Juel j.,
Tommy A, Raymond T., Earnest
w. Ansiel. Return to Ration
Board. 2-10
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-07

LOST-A gasoline coupon book be-
longing to Sgt Albert F. Multi
can. Return to Ration Board.
viii lady in maroon coupe
who picked up book in parking
lot on State St., return to sos
Hamilton or $50 State. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

two empty revolver shells were found on the floor.
Bathelt was arragned and held for trial in October.
Mrs. Bathet, rushed to Massachusetts by ambulance
visited MIN crutCheS in the Hampshire County Jail and
then returned to New York in quest of good lawyer
But the law proceeded in the familiar pattern Bath.
cit indicted July b. 1888 and the stage
for spectacular trial by jury with the defense expected
to challenge the states Identification Of the remains But
Bathet evidently afraid TO try such msy defense
So on the day following the indictments ne Suddcuty
collapsed and pleaded guilty 10 murder in the second
degree Not long aferward he began serving a lie
sentence in the States Prison at Charlcstown. Mass
AS in the mystery of the cmergence of the corpse from
the tomb, motive ever asCribcd for the crime
Bahclts legal jousts were not yet on Nov. g..
1888, his wife made will setting up trust fund
half OF her 100000 estate, out Of which he -
Sl5 monthly for life long he
in prison, whichever term shall be sh0tcr~
On March 6, 1899 Mango Lindewal Bathclt died -
and pneumonia given as the cause
Learning he had been left only SIS month and not
widowers half share Of the estate Bathelt brought
suit from behind Charles owns bars In New York,
Surrogate James a. Dclclaaty rejected his claim on the
ground he cvilly dead.
Bathet appealed and on March ID. 1940 higher
ruled in his favor But his victory awaited him
nothing. The litigation continued and in May, 1913,
after the estate had dwin-lcl to $20643 a settlement
was reached E7thc!ts share SIS month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

AND felt, floating toward the
i'olyoke dam. All at once a
iDrgotten missing person case
became a case of murder.
After a prolonged investiga-
ton the murderer was brought
TO justice and a little later his
wife died the doctors said
ii was of a broken heart.
How the murdered and
trussed up victim broke
through the solid casket can
only be guessed at. Certainly
J Houdini. with his skill, would
llve Quailed at the prospect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

The strange chronology of crime begins June %,
s when police fished the grim package out of the river
Examination revealed of the skeleton miss
ing and that the apparently middle had been
shot The shorefront cottage heavily barred and shut
tered stood close to the point where the skeleton
dragged ashore by its discoveries.
IN the cellar police found shallow grave and in
cad of ii the bones of mans foot.-OatSide the
scattered remains of the coffin.
The said he rented the place to John Paul
Bahet Jr, black sheep of prominent Bay State family
Pushing the inquiry further detectives learned that
Bahet had been associated with Charles (The Jeep)
Norris 48, track follower
The search for Bathelt led to New York, where the
horse pster found in comfortable circumstances in
{ Park Ave. apartment
The suave 26yearold extout had married plump,
thriccwed Marguerite Nlargo) Lndewal former
and dancer who had inherited sixfgure fortune Their
wedding day June u, 1887, week after the date
fixed by police for the Morris Staying
Bahe willingly returned to Massachusetts while Mrs
Bathet stayed behind because of broken leg
Authorities learned that
D. nnl hndc cold Icr-riC, car
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
H#EeGse Of n
TbeRlSlNCC

NANQUOS ghost came to dinner. Hamlet talked his
dead father And the corpse of Jeep Morris climbed
h. out of its coffin to send to prison in retbution
aui a woman to her grave.
For dead men do tell tales each in his fashion.
Only The Jeep said word. He murdered
in June 1887 and his body bound with eight feet of wire
roll of paper mill felt his winding sheet and he
buried in concrete coffin in the cellar of river
front cottage at South Hadley Mass.
Yet somehow year later he from his dank
spulcer SCATTERING the combining concrete and got out
into the middle of the Connecticut River.
There the skeleton found still wrapped in the wire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

scher for $500;
that he had got
control of Morris
savings account in
a Sprin g fie | d
bank; that he had
sold his own car
after Morris dis
appearance.
Slowly, ineXor-
ably the authori.
ties frightened the
net of circumstan-
tial evidence. \
IIolyoke garage.
man said he had
re m oV d what
might have been
b!oodetainS from
Bdthclts car and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-14
Counterfeit Coupons Fewer.

RaIelgh, Dec. 14.-Professional
criminals making inroads into civil
ian gasoline supplies, have used at
least 1870 distinct types of counter
felt "A" coupons, Theodore S. John
son, Raleigh district OPA director,
said today. In revealing for the first
time the scope of effort by counter
feiters to crcumvent the wartime
gasoline rationing program, john
son said the new serially number
ed "a coupons have curtailed such
illicit sales temporarily.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-14
ON N
STREET ARE SOLD

Several lots on Daniel street ana
on the Cooper road were transfer
red in deeds recorded yesterday al
the register Of deeds office.
AL B. WeSter, trustee, transferred
TO Pompey J. Jones two lots on Dan
lei street for $3.50.
Louie S. Fulcher and wife sold
two acres on the Cooper road to Roy
Ingram and wife for 1915.
Edward w. Workman and wife
sold to Samuel r. Brame 81 acres
on the old Williamsboro road for
$40 ard other considerations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-12-14
FEEDS FIVE FIGHTERS

College Station, Raleigh, Dec. "a
Richard Eugene Moore, a member of
he Rohannen All Club in Richmond
has three brothers in the
armed services, and in 1914 he raised
enough food, or its equivalent, not
My to feed his brothers but two
other fighters as we'll.
Recently Richard was declared
winner Of the "Feed-a-Fighter' con-
test for his county.
Laurel outlook., 1944-02-23
RESOLUTION AND NOTICE

WHEREAS, in accordance with
the provisions of Chapter 90 of 1897
Session Laws of Montana, the Board
of County Commissioners of Vel
lowstone County, Montana, restrict
ed the expenditures to be made in
the 1943-44 budget to a sum not
exceeding by ten percent the eX-
penditure for the previous year, and
WHEREAS, the budget for the
item of Prisoners Counsel having
been expended by reason of the
necessity of employing counsel for
prisoners in excess of the sun con
templated and allowed by said bud
get, and
WHEREAS, it is estimated that
the sum of $450.00 will be required
for said item until the end of the
fiscal year, June 30, 1914.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED BY THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS of
Yellowstone County, Montana, that
the said sum of $450.00 is hereby
appropriated and added to said
budget and that notice is hereby
given that a public hearing will be
held on March 4, 1914, at 1890
o'clock A. M. in the office of said
Board in the Courthouse at Bill
lings, Montana, at which time any
taxpayer may be heard for or
against the increase as contemplate
ed by this resolution, and that a
copy of same be published in the
Laurel Outlook, the official news
paper of Yellowstone County, Mon
tana, on February %, 1914.
The foregoing resolution was read
and unanimously passed by the
Board on this 18th day of Febru-
airy, 1914.
BOARD OF COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS YELLOWSTONE
COUNTY, MONTANA.
By CHAS. E WICKS,
Chairman.
C. NJ. YERRINGTON,
Commissioner.
G.. w. FENTON,
Commissioner.
Date First Pub. Feb. %, 1944-1t)
Laurel outlook., 1944-02-23

the capital stock of the Big
Ditch Company.
Lots II to Is, both inclusive, IN
Block l of Youngs Subdivision
to the Townsite of East Laurel,
according to the official record
ed plat thereof.
Lots 10 and 20 in Block l of
the Laurel Realty Subdivision
to the Townsite of East Laurel,
according to the official record
ed plat thereof.
Lots 2 and 8 in Block 9 of the
original Townsite of East Lau-
rel, according to the official
recorded plat thereof.
The above will be sold as a
whole or in subdivisions as he
deems best for the estate.
The sale will be made On or after
the 26th day of February, 1914, and
bids in writing may be delivered to
the office of B. l.. Price, Attorney
for the Executor of the estate OF
said deceased, Room 2 Void Build
ing, Laurel, Montana, or may be
delivered to the undersigned EXecu-
tor personally, or may be filed at
the office of the Clerk of the DIS
trict Court at the court house in
Billings, Montana, at any time after
the first publication of this notice
and before the making of said sale.
The terms of said sale will be:
Cash, lawful money of the United
States, ten per cent of the pur-
chase money to be paid by the pur-
chaser at the time of the sale, bal
ance on confirmation of the sale
by said court and delivery of deed.
Dated February 7, 1914.
G. w. FENTON,
Executor of the Estate of Monroe
w. Cramer, Deceased.
B. L. Price.
Laurel, Montana,
Attorney for Executor.
date First Pub. Feb. 9, 1944-3t)