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NJ. ELWOoD WILSON ..Complainart
against -" III
MARY ELLEN WILSON Dofona,,
IN CUANCEDy

IN CHANCERY.
y, me object OF the above styled suit
is 10 obtain divorce from Tho hnnS
or mntrimony by NJ. Elwood Wilson
m, me, complainant. from Mary ellen
Wilson, the defendant. on the grouna
OF desertion and to annul and bar ali
marital rights of the said Mary IrlIn ~
Wilson. defendant. ''''e II
And 1t appearing by affidavit oIcd
according to law that the said Mary
Ellen wilson is not resident OF this
state. II is therefore ordered that ;hs
said Mary Ellen Wilson appear within
ten days after due publication OF this
ORDER and do what is necessary To-
protect her interests. ~
Copy.
Testc LUTHER IIRRy
wa, Clerk.
Writ i. Marks. Jr.. T. q.
THANK you for the Splendid resuII a
from your Want Ads" You will snv
tho same Telephone ads acet pied Gail
Randolph !. N'''
1Tt QUICK WAY to vet what You wani
when you want IL Is TO read and uss
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In the Law and Equity Court NJ
the city of Richmond. the 2pnL
day of June, 1920.
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DiiIrc OF
VIRGINIA -CAROIIEA CHEMICAL CO.
li!chmond. Va.
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iEt QUICK WAY TO yet what You Maoi
when you want IL Is 10 read and uss
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Poultry and Supplies :,

MlLkOilNE results in greater gains. will
require less grain. produce more eggs
from BraueF hasten. l20s Eas: Cary
street.
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lots for Sale

EAST HIGHLAND PARK--sI.50 to SO 90
per week, no interest or taxes buys n
beautiful lot. with city Convt nienccs Only
small payment down. See \. J. Daugh.
trey. 1906 Mutual Bldg. Phone Madison
PETERSBURG CAR LINE-{i00 per
week or $500 per month. no interes; Or
taxes. buys largo lot on concrete road
ans! CO. line. &c fare 10 city. Small paw
mcnt down. See a. j Daughtrcy 1906
Mutual Bldg. Phone Madison 3iS2
DICTIONARY wiihout indexes would
Patch Want Al is properly indcxed and
ticle. -; I.SsiSziNINu
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TOP and think how many hundreds of
ida
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
APARTMENTS and Flats
Houses for Rent


FOR RENT-Modern, S-room house viii
no: air heat: located In Woodin ~.
Heights: new and furnished: direct trui,
owner. Phone Madison 5I3.-W
RANDOLPH l connects you with the Wan;
Ad Department
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TURN your waste pa Der into papcr dollars
Buy paper haIer from H. Susrnan Co
Richmond. Va -
WE nUY and soil .tnrn nx.,,rna - a :.
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INSTRUCTION
Musicnl, DnncIng. Drnmntic

Horses. Cattle, Vehicles As
GUERNSEY CALVES. Have several very
Hn.!y bred Guernsey bun calves for gale
I'm Toe Keen A. my iarCl near S!!l!otnl.n
II 5. Winston Richmond. Va.
tI0KSE-Onc draft horse for sale. u H.
-hcy-l33 East Cary Street
HORSESHOE sale. ten accIimated horse,
mares ana mules. right out OF hard
worn One h cntuckv rubber tired brea K
eaEt; one double truck and one single
LueK. ls South Tenth Street. ~
hORSE-foE sale: good horse In good
condition, Quick action. Apply e =.
J"tcr 90 North Fifth Street.
HORSES AND MULES-Fnr sale two
1. N"r'-S ana w" mules. Can be see n at
al SG J. ana SiocEt"n Streets. Standard
NlkGIISlAS RELfABLE BAZAAR-Wolf
Bfooks You will md plenty horses
ana mules. second ha nj wagons tcgcies
ana an, harness t1r sale daily. Auction days:
iuesihy and Saturday. bring VA your sug-
ulu1 stock. We ~iii sell them :or vou
no you san get yoor money same jry.
Isos-i East Franklin street. Phuas
Madison ssst
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL. BANK.
richmond Va. June - 1920
~ meeting OF lie board OF dir. ctors
81 81 his bank held TINS day. a semiannuai
extra dividend OF ave tseaJ pcr e.ni' INV we a,
declared PAYABLE to the s,OcEho!iers OF
1920. '' 'u'S "''
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Legal; notice. have this day bought
me bus. ness known Majestic Rcs-
o.Gr;,n No. los East Broad Street, All
S[Saators are nol aed TO present bills to
f,3us {; Miras; on or hefor. the LIST day Of
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FOR SALE. Palace Restaurant. 702 East
Main Street. in good condition and doing
good business. Small rent and long lcase
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w. t. sNoDDY. crier.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Curb Tone Shows
Improvement, but
Changes Are Small
Mining Shares Continue to
Attract Attention; In
dustrials Slightly More
in Demand: Oils Irregular

improvement in tone on the curb mar
ket was continued yesterday, although
price changes were small and buying
was not in great volume Mining
shares again attracted attention and
dealings in this group were relatively
high, but recessions here and there
gave an irregular trend to the market
OILS also were irregular
lndustrials shared in the better feel
ing prevalent among professionals and
several issues long neglected were
traded in again. Petroleum shares
moved up encouragingly in some in
stances, high marks for the last several
weeks being established by many
Slmms moved up to within a fraction
OF ID, while White Oil got above 20
International Petroleum recovered af-
ter the break to 81
Better demand for mining shares was
attributed to increased activity in the
fields because Of the better supply of
labor and material for development and
construction work. The silver stocks
generally, while in demand, we're in sup
ply from some sources because of the
reaction in the price of the metal, but
there was brisk buying Of the copper
silver stocks. Boston and Montana
continued its upward movement on
statements that shipments will begin
within sixty days.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Parmentier Is Guest
At Bankers Luncheon
Details of Loan Not Discussed,
1t is Said; Envoy Meets
New Workers.

Maurice Casenave, head Of the
french High Commission, yesterday
gave a luncheon at the Midday Club. at
which Jean V,Parmen,ier, special en-
voy Of the French Minister of RI
nance here, was formally presented to
leading bankers. The function was
purely social in nature.
A statement issued after the luncheon
said; IN. Casenave gave IN informal
Iuncheon to-day at the Midday Club to
NJ Parmentier, the French fnanciaI
envoy. There were present at the
luncheon a number of men prominent
IN the business and financial world. NJ
Casenave stated that it was purely =
social luncheon to give NJ. Parmentier
ths opportunity, of meeting some Of his
personal friends, and that there has
been no discussion whatever Of The
French financial situation.''
,,oIn Those n who ", attended the luncheon
were Were Dwlght ". Morrow Thomas Coch-
ran, Edward R. Stettinius. A. Barton
Hepburn Otto H. Kahn, Seward Pros
ser, James. Brown, Maurice Svlvester
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
He Cannot Afford to Lose

=, Qrestion~-I have bought of the H v
Greene Company. Inc. Of Boston the fol-
low ng stocks: six shares OF the First
Peoples Trust organized under the laws
o. Nassa" AuscttS. also two shares OF the
BANKERS Union for Foreign Commerce and
Finance. Inc, under the supervision Of
the Connecticut State Department of
Banks capitalization SIS 900, 600 kindly
inform me if this is safe investment
cannot afford to lose.--A. J. Mem.
Answer--We have said many times
that we do not recommend H. V. Greene
e. Co. or the securities the company
puts out for investment. If you cannot
afford to lose, as you say, you had
better put YOUR money into some of
the bonds and preferred stocks so of
ten mentioned in The Tribune. They
are selling at levels now which offer
unusual attractions. Putting money
into new companies in the hope of a
large yield in the future is not in
vestment but speculation, and. in the
case of the II. Y. Greene securities, it
is not. in our opinion, an attractive
speculation. The company has been
barred from operating in the State
Of M.ine
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Stands Loss in Triangle Films

Question-Some five years ago I was in
duced by stock salesman 10 invest in
Triangle Film Corporation and Josevig-
Bennecott Company stock. Neither has
raid any dividends since. considered
Triangle Film safe Investment, as it
seems to do considerable business. What
IS the trouble that stockholders do not get
anything? Is Josevig- -KenAecott Copper
Company the same as Kenn scott Copper
Company Are the stocks l have in there
two companies worth anything? do not
find either quoted in the market reports
A s.
Answer-Triangle Film Corporation
stock, according to the last quotation We
have seen, is 4 bid, 4 asked The stock
never was an investment. The company
still is in business, but is not producing
any films. Unless you revise your ideas
about what safe investment is, we fear
that you will continue to lose money in
your stock transactions. hennecott is
geographical name and anybody may use
it. We have not found any quotation
for the Josevig- stock. 1t is
nothing unusual for issues foated in
bull market to fade away in times like
these.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Has Foreign Exchange Problem

Cuestion-I am obliged to go to reside
in England, for q time at least. I would
like TO know the proper way 10 get advan
tag Of the exchange for my savings.
have no idea how to 80 about it.--C, T. II.
Answer-Before sailing it is best that
you purchase as much English money
as you will need. Suppose the amount
TO be $4,000. Go to your bank and tell
the cashier that you wish to purchase as
many pounds sterling as $4,000 will buy.
The bank viii attend to the matter for
you. The normal value of the pound is
about S4.S6. 1t is now much lower.
Quotations appear daily in The Tribune.
You will see then that you Will be able
to obtain several more pounds for your
money than you would obtain in normal
times. Let US assume that this money
will be needed when you are in England,
and that it is in the form of check on
bank in England. When you arrive
there you Will probably wish to open an
account in bank. Then you may de-
posit your check. Before sailing you
will wish to change your American cur
rency into English money. That may
be arranged either through the steam
ship company, the American Express
Company or several other agencies.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Bonds Are Quoted "And Interest"

-, ,Question-May ask vour on,nton .,
oh'caso Union Station si5 per cent bonds
49, conservative investment either for a
nre..rt snort period? Is their
tbsS ~ nlgh selling price due TO the fact
ina. interest Is shortly due on them or
they. IN your opinion. return. after The
~, p~ytnent OF interest. to the same general
leVel as Pennsylvania Is etc? Tpon mir
Snase ,, from a broker would the price paid
t ne me market or plus whatever interest
IS then due ?-R. v.
Answer-The Chicago Union Station
Co. series G 61a per cent bonds are
secured by first mortgage on the en-
tlre property Of the company now
owned or hereafter acquired and are
guaranteed Internationally, both prin-
clpal and interest, jointly and severally,
,V nV indorsement of the Chicago. Bur
Hngton q Quincy Railroad, the Chi
c,ago, milwaukee, & St. Paul the Pitts
purgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
ana the pennsylvania. Each of the COM
panles obllgates itself to pay as rental
share of sum sufficient to paw in
terest on bonds, taxes, per cent on
stock, together with proportion of
the expenses. The bond, in our opin-
ION, is entitled to high rating. The
interest dates are January and July
l. You buy at the quoted price and
pay, IN addition, the accrued interest
at the time of purchase on all bonds
traded on the New York Stock Ex-
change except income bonds,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Stromoerg Carburetor
Earnings Above 1919
Surplus Shows Little Change
During Quarter; Higher
Than Last Year

Surplus for the three months ended
June so Of the stromberg Carburetor
Corporation showed only slight de-
crease from that Of the previous quar-
ter and a substantial increase over the
corr esnonding period OF 1919, according
10 a financial statement issued yester
day
The surplus, after charges and taxes
on June 30, was s204,228, equiva ent
10 S2.72 q share earned or the $4,000
shares Of capital s-ock of no par value.
This compares with a surplus Of S2o4.-
AIS. or S2T2 a share, IN the preceding
three months, and S123,753. or $247
share earned in the corresponding quar-
ter Of last year.
In comparison with last year total
income showed an increase Of S11o,-
945. totaling s313.637. while expenses
reached s74,4o9, an increase OF si9--
$40 Dividends we're increased 500
to $4,000 and the surplus after divi-
dends was placed at Si29,228, an in
crease Of s55.475.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
5, Surplus
|, Shows Decline in Quarter

."pius after expenses and taxes of
ooasolidated Interstate Callahan
EsIe company for the three months
|DS |SS June 80 was S44,737, equivalent
d. a.e cents a share earned on the S3,-
Eg0o capital stock. This compares
]. h. surplus of S260,110 or 90 cents a
I. ssss., sce earned IN the March quarter and
10 or 99 cents share earned in
entire year of 1919.
d ks:si sa, income in June quarter was
w. as compared with S592,186 IN
preceding three months. Costs,
||s"ses, taxes, etc, showed slight
''ase from S332. .O76 to $341. $50.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
An Optinist on Retail Stores

Question-Kindy give ma any useful In
formation regarding United Retail Stores
have bought it, intending TO keep 1t IN
the expectation that it would eventually
be large money maker, TO develop on the
lines OF American Tobacco. Go not de-
pend on the interest for my living and am
N constant touch with the market
(Miss) NJ 7. c.
Answer-United Retail Stores stock
IS speculative, but the management is
capable and your holdings may fulfill
some of your expectations eventually
though we doubt if it viii ever attain
the proportions of American Tobacco
Keep in mind the fact that the shares
are speculative and watch the affairs of
the company.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Foundation Co. Stock Offering

Im5rIe & Go. are otFerlng 5000 shares
Of the capital stock Of the Foundation
Company. This company is said to have
an unbrolen record Of dividends since
It's organization seventeen years ago,
and paid sl7 share in cash last year.
At : recent meeting of the directors
the stock was placed upon regular
SO share annual basis. The earnings,
which are said to be considerably
larger than last wear. are now running
q the annual rate Of about $50 share
The company does q general engineer
ing and construction business.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
New York Metal Market

|'n the New York Metal Exchange
was weak, with Class A quoted at
Eoe 1850; Class B, $3.50 and straits
Fgnents, 4AM 46 Lead weak; New
& spot 500 and East St. Louis,
/, ENC, at East st. Louis, 500
4. D1 copper spot, 1900. London metal
| se.s follow: Standard spot, s94
T.. iSsures, 995 15s. Sales spots, 800
.ss' futures, goo tons. Electrolytic
< tl1; futures. e117. Tin. spot
1ps; futures, 1863 los. Sales spots,
;"ns' futures, 120 tons. Lead spot,
I, LOS; futures, s36. Zinc spot,
y futures, 94l 10d.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26

Reginald H. Grimes, John H. Fulton,
William Woodward, James Stillman,
Albert Rathbone, Alfred L. Loomis,
Pierre LAGER, Paul Fuller, Robert l.
Farnum, Paul Duran, Noreau Delano,
Frederick Strauss, Charles Z. Mitchell
Frank Altschul, Albert Breton, Charles
II. Sabin, Alexander Hemphill, Jean
Parmentier, Jean Boyer, Maurice Cas-
enave, Jean de Stoves and Jean Bloch.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Stock ENchange Iistings

.ee toUoWlne securities we're listed
me Stock Exchange Yesterday: De
pr Edison Company 100000 first
E refuncIag mortgage per cent
Fd bonds, Series Is; Chemical Ma
aaal Bank Of New York, $1,5O0,000
4 value additional capital stock;
Esws, Inc, 303, 3,523 shares no par
e;.e y. additional; Pure OIL Company,
E-S75 par value additional stock;
EEo.lrshaw Electric Cable Company,
R''4o shares without par value.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Public Service Bonds Attractive

bo9ps 9pSs4hsix ss fb-os :, 6Go or eight years ago
Service Of New Jersey at 81. I have held
mem with an easy mind. but I have no
general knowledge OF them, only that nv
proker told me they were good but they
nave nave, been so low-60 now Will you
k!ndly let me know II you think they will
be a good buy at the price now? have
10 money TO fool away and would like to
teel sure.--T. r. F.
Answer-Conditions have CHANGED
materially during the past few years.
Many SECURITIES which were given a
good rating are now fallen into the
seml-speculative class. Public Service
.. per cent bonds are among them.
Most public utility companies have had
difficulty. But it is our opinion that
those companies which have weathered
the storm have a far better future
tnan T, they have had for some time
Public Service per cent bonds are
not high grade, but at present prices
we regard them as offering attractive
speculative investment opportunities.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Investment
Information

questions Of general interest to
investors will be answcred IN this
ootumn' .1, an which case only initials
W1" oe used. Others w,ll be an-
s"ered oy mail. Address oil i'm
ga''1es, sno!ostng a stamped, ad-
Gressgd a., envelope. to Financial Editor,
!ne 1r1onne, 154 Nassau Street, New
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
Financial Items

kssse J. Corbet: has resigned as vice
b ~ Q, the Central Union Trust Com
c take charge Of the development OF
/ 6eainlcal Foundation, with which he
et,ss.a. associated since It's inception as
y and treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
U. S. Cane Sugar Speculative

Question: am offered through Lamont
y y 9t.ey .ss T. Co.. Of ltsa Broadway: United
S4V per snare. They claim that they own
land and sugar plantations in FLORIDA,
ana also promise and agree to supply me
sWith ten pounds of sugar each month for
every, dollar invested at about 20 per
cent less than the New York market Do
you believe that this Is safe invest
A9swer-In our opinion the shares
Of the United States Cane Sugar Com
pany arc highly speculative. When the
company builds its mill. and if the
present high price of sugar obtains
at that time, which is doubtful. they
may make money. The stock certainly
is not a safe inve stment.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26
German Internal Bonds

:. TEX Go 7. notes sss sss ss sss
50 so:un :y Tank r. ssss,ss go. sss ess
German Internal Bonds
Marks (o0o omitd). Open. High. Low Last
22S @Berlin 4s-..~~. I'm 1s%. TN 1sA
New-York tribune., 1920-08-26

Winston Salem
Southhnd IS
1,Qo0. 60. SIS
Wisconsin G Is
$4,000. =. Tcb
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05

confectionery, with orders TO remaia
closed until she returned in about a
week.
Mrs. Sturgeon was also LOOKING
after the interests of the Christmas
seal sale OF the Oklahoma Anti
tuberculosis association. She states
that the work is well organized IN
Chickasha and Grady county and
that everything is In fine shape for
the drive which will be launched
soon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05
HOLD FUNERAL SERVICES.

Funeral services for Glenn Allen
Brandstetter, six-year-old SON Of Hor
ace Brandstetter were held yester
day at Rose Hill cemetery, where in
terment occurred. The child died in
Pawhuska. the body being shipped
here for burial The deceased was d
grandchild Of X. NJ. Heffner, who
lives near the city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05
CLEANUP ORDER
ISSUED HERE BY
HEALTH OFF F|CER

A. cleanup among some of the
cafes. hotel dining roopls and con.
dictionaries OF the city Is under way,
following the visit here yesterday
afternoon of Mrs. T. II. Sturgeon,
state health inspector.
The state official announced yes
terday afternoon that at one local
cafe she ordered number of
cracked dishes broken and that she
closed one combination cafe and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05
INDIAN LAND Be
PLACED ON SALE
HERE NEXT WEEK
November 13 Named as Date; Auc-
tlon to Dispose Of Three Tracts
Is Part of Statewide
Program

Nearly three hundred tracts OF
valuable farm lands scattered over
thirty-seven counties of the old In
dian Territory will be Offered to the
public at auction sales to be held
in nine cities this month, according
to information given out at the
local field clerks office.
The Chiekasha sale will begin at
10 o'clock Saturday, November 18th.
Only three tracts, two of which are
located in jefferson county and one
in Garyin county will be offered for
the sale here. These three tracts are
described as follows:
Case No. 7511-Charles Thompson
Choctaw Roll No G367.
10 acres NJ of SW4; W. of NV
4tof SEA; NE4 of SW4 of Section
II, Township A, South, Range 6
West, in Jefferson County. All roll
ing, free from rock, grass land; go
acres tilable; sandy prairie soil; 4
miles northwest of Claypool, Okla
homa. Prospective value for oil and
gas. Appraisement $3.50 per acre.
Terms: Cash.
Case No. 15177-Raybin Harland,
Choctaw Roll No 1881.
1S.47 acres E2 Of NW4 Of "a, less
1853 acres "A. and c. Ry., OF Secion
%, Township South, Range 4 West
in Jefferson County Prairie pasture
land; 16 acres tillable Dark loan.
. miles from Ringing, Oklahoma.
Appraisement $14.OO per acre
Terms: Cash.
Case No. Sarah Jane Dixon.
now Lewis, Miss.-Choctaw Roll No.
629.
80 acres. No Of NE4 of Section Is,
Township A. Range 2 East, in Ca.
win County All rolling, freee from
rock; 60 acres in cultivation; 2C
acres gras land; gray sandy soil; II
miles Northeast of Pauls Valley, Ok
lahoma. Prospective value for oil and
gas. Owners minimum price $3.50
per acre. Terms: Cash. Title to be
taken subject to alleged claim OF
lien.
The land was allotted to the indi-
vldual Indian by the government and
is being sold under the direction OF
Gabe E. Parker, superintendent OF
the Five Civilized Tribes.
Following are the dates and loca-
tions Of the sales: Claremore, No
vember s; Tulsa, November 8 Mus /
kogee, November 10; McAlester, No.
vember IL; Holdenville, November
-; Chickasha, November 13; Ara.
more, November Is; Hugo November
10; and Salisaw, November II.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05
no Worms m a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an I'M
healthy color, which indicates poor blood and as
rule. there is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood, i'm
prove the digestion, AID act as General Strength
enine Toms to the whole system. Nature will theI
throw off or dispel the worms, and the Child Will b.
perfect health. Pleasant 70 take. 60c Der bottla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-11-05
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,+-2 BALL PLAYERS MAKE T.
j. BOND FOR APPEARANCE. 4;

j. BY United Press, +
+ Chicago, Nov 5-Fred Nc II
: Mullm and Buck" Weaver $
T. two OF the White Sox players -
+ who were Indicted on charges =
j. of conspiracy in connection +
4. with the alleged throwing Of /
j. the 1919 world series between j
+ Chicago and Cincinnati, have =
4. surrendered to the federal au. =
f. thorities and each gave bond :
J. for $4,000 for their appearance +
j. for trial j.
l. 1. + + + + i + j. + j. j. i i