The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 5

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1918. 3L" mmt unii till il'n 1111 iim j1 I ma eautiftil The Age-OltO' Fairy Tale iiiiani y-x THE BILLINGS GAZETTE. Picture 1 The I A Fairy Story that will thrill all ages Take you back to Childhood Days Mystery, Romance Thrills A Wonderful Genie Like rubbing the Wishing Lamp yourself and bringing hours of happiness The children will go wild over it So will you B. Matinee and Today Night With Show and And a Fun Feast Comedy "Suds of Love" With Hank Mann Saturd ay Matinee WITH THE INCOMPARABLE ORCHESTRA lima 3E TIE ASK FOR DIVORCES TWO NAMES ARE STRICKEN SI CONSCIENTIOUS 0 BJECTDRS ARE "Something Neu). Every Day'' FROM LIST OF DESERTERS Tft HW FATE SATURDAY BY TWO ADOPTED IT TO SHI With the sentencing yesterday at Red Lodge of Benjamin Kahn to from seven and a half to 20 years in the state penitentiary on a charge of se CITIZENS HN dition, speculation on the probabls sentence to be meted out Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Judge Charles A.

Taylor in the case of Her- Desertion forms the basis for three divorce suits started in district court here yesterday. Zoe Burke asks a divorce from William Burke, alleging her husband left in 1909. 1 hey were married in Bozeman in July, 1901. "Martha Brown, who was married to Carver Brown in August, 1915, claim's "her 'husbaWtleserred her May, 1916. Clifford Decker seeks divorce from Lois Decker, whom he married in Bedford county, in March, 1893.

Decker says his wife deserted him in Iowa in .1912, after living with him for 19 years. Foulardi Hansen, naturalized German Of the 138 Yellowstone county draft recruits certified to the district board at Great Falls September "20, 1917, only one remains to be deait with by the local board, it was announced yesterday. All others now are in service, or have been granted temporary exemptions. Conrad Schw-ab, whose name appeared on the last list published by the board as a deserter, 'reported this week, not knowing his name had been among those summoned to appear for physical examination. Schwab was examined and disqualified.

Frank McKeown, whose name also was on the list of deserter suspects. proportions that it consumed his every thought, sleeping or waking. At last" Montpellier, told his wife of his supreme ambition, and they sat up most of one night talking it over. Montpellier had placed his business Was working on a ranch in Wyoming Man' a': Bflhngs youngster has a war savings certificate now just be -a use his dad buys his smokes at Collins West's and gets the exact taange. Why pay more? Adv.

when summoned to appear for exam ination and did not receive the no- ice, he told the board. He first learned that he was wanted by. draft board in a letter from his Phone 6226 tor Davis Taxi. Reliable service. Stand, Security Bldg.

Adv. '1 brother, Jack McKeown Billings. One of the most satisfactory of silk fabrics and just now the Most Fashionable 'We are showing a complete color range of these good silks in plain colors and some exclusive designs in fancies. We guarantee all our silks to give satisfactory service. New French voiles on displav.

rancher, who pleaded guilty to a similar charge-, became rife Jliro'u'gndut the city. The opinion" eneral that Bausch is an evfen more laiigeroiis and undesirable citizen than and that bis punishment should" be- correspondingly' more' se-rtrv- -h- When advised yesterday that Rausch had purchased $300 worth o'' liberty bonds Wednesday evening. Bausch declared that he "waived all, responsibility for whatever additional bloodshed might be entailed as a result of his wife's action." It wis Bausch's refusal1 to "purchase liberty bonds or thrift stamps that him to be reported to the citizens' committee, which later brought, the charge of sedition to which Bausch pleaded" guilty. On advice of counsel, Bausch Wednesday transferred all his property valued at $18,000 to his wife. "tausch is American born.

There is one child, a boy of about two years. Mrs. Bausch has been on the verge of prostration since her husband's incarceration, it is reported. WA1! (iAKI)EN. le was examined this week.

Buy lots now in beautiful Clauton Heights. Avenues VP," and Whiel certain "conscientious objectors" to war are refusing to subscribe to liberty bonds or thrift contribute to the Red Cross or otherwise to assist in the successful; prosecution of the" war, two adopted citizens, one a Belgian' and the other an Italian. wtrlCfam-Slies and both dutstuth'ilflbnV'o'? the selective draft, yesterday put to shame such pseudo citizens by enlisting in the United Spates, army in Billings. One of the men is Andre de Mont-iiellter, 39 years old, who served seven years in the Belgian cavalry and rose to the rank of lieutenant. The other is Vincenze Zolli, 34 years old.

who has seen active service in the Italian regular army. Moutpellier- came to this countr several years ago and located on a homestead near Glendive- He married after reaching this country and brought his pretty, blond-haired bride to new home in eastern Montana There they prospered and three children blessed he happy homo. Since the first weeks of the war. when the onrushing waves of Huns swept over Belgium, devastating the country and wreaking the most terrible tortures upon the helpless inhabitants, Montpellier has been overwhelmed with a desire to return to his" mother country and offer his services in whatever capacity. As the war dragged on his desire grew and after the beginning of the present German offensive, it mounted to such II," Xorthside property, overlooking OSES KNIFE IN QUARREL, GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE the city.

Splendid view of city, valley and mountains, llieh fertile Ideal or gardening. Now selling on terms of $5 per lot down, $5 monthly. No taxes, no interest. See this property and then decide at-your leisure, ('has C. Wilhelm 2500 Montana Avenue.

Charles Cox. a. railroad employe, will spend the next 10 days in the county jail and pay serve out a tine of $20 imposed on him by Judge H. V. Nelson as a result of an assau't iiixm Wil.iani Shively, a fellow employe, Tuesday.

Cox attacked Shively with a large jackknife following a Adv. 150 trimmed hats, $2.50 to $6.00. Fri affairs in such shape, that kis yjfe h'artHeyehi('tcceftsjuUY' witty -Htf "bis' aks'rct'M this supremeOiour of trial, thefe is ut one place for every able-bodied nan who can be spared, and that is in he trendies in France. So lontpel-ier packed a handbag with a few7 ar-icles of clothing, kissed his Wife and hree children good-bye, and took th train for Billings. He passed the tests successfully and is now on hisway to a training camp.

Not less patriotic or romantic is the "tory behind the enlistment of Vincenze Zolli. Zolli, too, has been in this country a number of years and has a wife and family in northern Italy, in that portion now held by the Austrian invaders. Zolli has a homestead hs ('ellowstone county. After reading of the Austrian drive a few months ago when northern Italy was occupied by the Austrian and Germans, Zolli immediately began arranging his affairs so that he might return to re-enlist, either in the Italian or United States armies. Months passed and he failed to re-reive word from his wife, or other relatives in northern Italy.

Confident that they had been killed by the invading barbarians, or had perished by starvation, Zolli determined to enlist in the army of his adopted country. He left on the same train with Montpellier. u. I'ndertaker EVKRS In this city," April 17, 1913, Peter August ICvers. aged year The funeral will take place from the farm home, nine miles east ot Billings, at 12:.10 o'clock Sunday, proceeding to the German Lutheran church where services will take place at 2 o'clock, Rev.

Ratth officiating. day and Saturday at Tressman's. Adv. Buy War Savings Stamps Quarrel in a car occupied by a section crew, and drove the blade into Shive- MOTH A M) DADS ATTK.N ly's shoulder and cut his lace, accord Place your order now for vegetable plants, cabbage, tomatoes, celery, pepper, also pansy plants, geranium, sweet peas, beans, corn, peas. Adv.

BILLINGS FLORAL CO. INTERESTING PROGUAM AT YW ing to the testimony. Cox is alleged 'Three hundred mothers "and dads to have been drinking. SPECIAL LUXCHEO TODAY. attendee the mothers and dads pro UK CHKEKFl L.

gram at the Y. M. C. A. last night and were treated to an exceptionally in Cole- Williams Co -The Daylight Siore" Brvadway at Montana Avcnut teresting entertainment, the feature of Filet of sole, tartar sauce, 50c.

Grand hotel, 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. Adv.

which was a lecture on The Seven Wonders of the West," by I. D. O'Don- 150 trimmed hats, $2.50 to $6.00, Fri It is not easy lo be cheerful wncn one is ill. We may, however, seek she cause of our despondency. and perhaus remove it.

When it is caused by indigestion or constipation, as is the case, Chamberlain's Tablets may be depended upon to correct it in almost every instance. 1. OF (i. A. It.

TO MEET day and Saturday at Trossman's. nell. ilr. O'Dounell used stereopticon slides to illustrate his talk. Prior to the lecture, an athletic program was given in the gymnasium.

Give The Children TheBest Corn Flakes PostToasties Adv. EXPERT PIANO TUNING. Twenty per cent discount on sweat' Theo. Quinton, nuff said. P.

O. Bo? ers, shoes, leather coats and every thing for outdoor wear. J. Collins 32. Phone 2309.

Billings. Mont. Adv FLOl'K SOS'IUTE CLASS Adv. WILL BE HELD MOXDAY Save the Sugar and Wheat- At an open meeting of the Woman's Members of the Shining Mountain chapter, Daughters of the G. A.

will meet at the home of Mrs. N. A. Telyea, 108 Burlington, this at 30 o'clock, it was announced last evening. The Northern Care, Merchants' lunch.

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MBCOCK THEATEi ONE NIGHT, SATURDAY, APRIL 20 Uu the use of flour substitutes. All women in the city are invited to bake or pr pare any article from substi TO SING "Ii; TROY A TORE." tutes to exhibit at the meeting. Famous Boston Opera company on first tour of the west to play in Bil lings on Saturday, April 1X. They Let Him Sleep Soundly No event of the current season has created as much interest as the an nouncement that the Boston English Opera company is coming to Billings "Since takinff Foley Kidney Pills I believe I am entirely cured and I with a record of iu Chi BOSTON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY Proclaimed by press and public the finest singing or-! ganization in the English language. Direct from the Co- lumbia theater, San Francisco, following a 4 months' in Chicago.

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