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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14

dances, the Casino Trio. harm onizing fools, Pearl Derby. singing several ex- elusive and well cnosen numbers, were the specialities which drew ost attention. The act runs about forty-f1ve minutes, but there is not a second that it becomes dull or tire some. Ted and Frankie Burns in a forecast of fun called "Astrology'' were exceptionally well like in num- Der two spot. Mardo and Rome. Italian character comedians in a. riot of mirth and melody drew the ap- plause honors of the evening. Other go2d acts completed.
 Breezy Mason. the wonderful child actress who supports Harry Harey in the big seven act super-picture, 'The Fox'', is the talk or Bridgeport His marvellous performance for a child so young makes his tragic demise even more regrettable, for he showed promise of a very brilliant future. '"The F'ox' is as different from ordin- ary western pictures as day is from night Ralph Ince as Lincoln in The Land of Opportunity. Country Chickens with Louise Fazenza and Chester Conklin and others complete :he show.
 Charles Ray in his greatest first National attraction Nineteen and Phyllis is booked to open at the Plaza Thursday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14
ROMMELL TO SEE MACK.

Baltimore, Feb. 14-Ed RommeI pitcher of the Philadelphia American League club, will go to Phiiade elphia tomorrow for a. conference with Con nie Mack Rommel says that if he and Mack cannot agree as to terms he will request Mack to sell or trade him.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14
ENIPRE

Unusual strength of character por- trayal is said to mark the acting of Gloria Swanson in her new Paramount picture Under the Lash" which comes to the Empire theatre today Never has the popular star had a role better adapted to her personality than her part of the wife of the fanatical Boer who rules her with an iron hand and who finds Justification therefore in his narrow interpretation of the Scriptures.
 Emotional, compelling. dramatic is the picture, which is an adaptation by E. Nash of Edward Knoblock's s and Claude Asl1ews play: t'The Shu- lamite." The leading man is Mahlon Hamilton and the part of the hus- band is played by Russell Simpson.
 Miss Swanson is seen in a new characterization, that of the abused wife of a fantacia1 Boer farmer who holds her in subjection. Later a young Englfshman enters her life and with his appearance on the scene, the action is rapid, thrilling and tense The production is an excellent one in every respect and it was directed by Sam Wood. Among the supporting players are Lillian Leighton, Lincoln Steadnlan. Thena Casper and Clarence Ford.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14

Girls, scored a rousing hit at the Plaza theatre yesterday where they played to four capacity audiences. It
 yorgeously gowned and carefully pre-
 sented. Al Raymond, billed as the
 South's greatest b1ackface comic, Fant and Buckley in songs and
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14
WEST END

Edna Wheaton, designated by the
 Daily News, of New York, as the most beautiful girl in New York City, plays the role of Beauty in George F'itz- matrices production of 'fExperience"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
FATHER AND SON ARE
BADLY HURT BY AUTO
Wells Hirrhnrd. 10, and J. Arthur
birchnrd. 10, Now in Me-
mortal HuspituI

Wells Blrchard, ~. buokkccpor I'm
IN" employ of the Southern Bargain
House, and has son. j. Arthur Birch
ara. ~, clerk in the Merchants Ma
'l"h"i Bank, were severely injured
AboGt 1850 o'clock last night when
Il motorcycle they were riding on
IN" Mrchanicsvili- Turnpike :as
struck 10y an automobile alleged to
nave been driven by e. IL Hamil-
ton. OF tiirn Allen. Both iathor and
son were removed ~ Memorial Hos.
nitHi after receiving cmcrg,u,.y
treatment OF tho hands OF Or. Luz.
ti"ll of TIA" city ambulance Corps.
NV Hirchard aud his son. who had
"'en on trip to Richmond. were
returning 10 their home in lIrnricO
county ANA were I'm front of Mrs
j. {. Mitch"lIs home when they saw
an automobile approaching. Rofor.
thsy could get out uf tho way of
the approaching car they were struck
and their motorcycle dsmolistNd. Tho
rather suffered a fracture of The left
hip. nnd tho boys right leg was
srol!cn
Hamilton was arrested by Sheriff
W. Webb Syduor. assisted by two
deputies. aud landed la the ucurico
County jail
William Ruyster 5. colorcd suf-
tered IL confusion Of the head as u
result Of being struck 10y au nuton.o-
bale at Fourteenth and Main Streets
yesterday. tie was removed To ST
thi.ip's Hospital Tho name of Tn.
driver OF the caF was not ascer-
TIMED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
FEW SOUTHERN TEAMS
ARE IN ACTION TO-DAY
Alabama and Georgia TO Play
Only Important Game
on List.


ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 2t,--rhe aD-,.
uUal game between Alabama aud
Georgia and Two iutcrsectionstt'
matches comprise the bulk Of tho im-
portaut football games tomorrow. for
most OF tho big teams are resting Or,
taking ON lighter opponents in prep
arattpu Tor the Thanksgiving Day
games or next week that Will bring
'hn l922 cridIrou season TO u close.
Til" Wtcrsectlonal matches Will
IuI tho Blu. and Gray eleven from
old rivals OF Boston Colieg" on tho
lsttor's field. ana Mississippi \. ST.
N. playing Drake College from Dcs
MU.nns. Iowa. AZ Starkvillc. Misc,
Georgetown won last year: Drake
and Mississippi \ * NJ. have not
played before. according TO records
here. while Alabama will DO out IN
An effort TO avcnge Victories OF thr'
last two seasons by the powerful
Georgia Hull Dogs. -
Atlanta will yet an opportunity to
Sc. the Florida University eleven
In action In its game with OGicthovpc.
with prospects that tho Gators wifi
repeat last years victory. ga
Mississippi University and tho,
United states Infantry School at
Columbia. Ga. North Carolina state
and Wake Forest on the lattcr's
field; Randolph Macon and Trinity AZ
Durham. y. G.. and n comparatively
few other well-matched elcvens mako
~ the days schedule. one OF tho
Inter. however, promises to be OF
special Importance within its own
state and that Will lie tho meeting
between Clemson and Furmau at
Grcenvtilc. The two teams played 10
l scorclcss tie last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
SMALL BOY WITH BIG HEART
APPEALS TO MARY PICKFORD
Sends Letter to Douglas Fairbanks, Asking That He
Please Not Let Our Mary" DicPopular Screen
Star Treasures Epistlc.

Cat Of the daily mass OF mail that
arrives at her United Artists Cor
For"ton for tho attention of Mary
iicEford. there is one letter thai;
She r"aG--aud WHO says motion lic-
itr@ ~idrs don't read their mail
ana that she frankly admits sin
she tr"asnrers worry highly in
Jersey City =. j.. there is q small
boy with a large heat. aul he
wrJ'c tic letter. Ills nGsstva came
"a" spontaneous oLtburs, at IL ~ >
mcn,, a few weeks ago. When first
pI-5 headlines carried 4 story (
90 lang "ri;,ii, t, tile 'f;eec Tia:
Mis-, iclif"rd was str.cnCn with
pneumonia in Chicago w.th her ii:e
hanging in the balance. Tho stV~y
did NOT survive another edition Of
IA" newspapers. f"r 1t had no iuun-
cation. and Miss rickford vrS q; :nc
moment travelling TO New YurE to
attend thc opening 90 her n,w Tess
~ thc storm Country. iiut the lit
tie boy LID MOI know that. a,d 80
hc wrote tn" l"ttcr--and not t. NJ SIS
P!chfurd herself. iDi ii She VAS ~
INK, u was TAO t:'rn u address her
Ills Impulse t. bc heard WI, d!-
rcctcd. therefore. to the one nearest
".r
Dear Mr.. Douglas Fairbanks. :
wrote this troubled ial. please
don't let our Mary die. Give her my
lovo and tell her to got we'll 40 We
viii SEQ more Of her pictures"
He grew even moro sarnest-"I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
V|RC|N|A'S CR|PPLES
RETURN TO HARNESS
Thcsmar and Raincy Avail
able for Duty Agains,
Carolina.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times -Dlspatch.l
CHARLoTTESvILLE. VA. Nov. %.
Earl G. Abel. line coach for vir-
cinia. has developed ono of the
strongest front ranks which any
Orange and Blue eleven has had for
years In spite OF til" handicap Of
the continual loss OF men from, accI-
dents during games and scrimmagcs
EUt with on" or two exceptions all
OF the Virginia llncsmen. regulars
and scrubs. are I'm good condition
and. barring further injuries. should
be IN good shape TO NEE, North
Carolina on Thanksgiving Day.
Fred Thcsmar. who opened the
season III center was crippled up
carly In tho year. and CHUCK" lewis
had 10 ho trained TO take his place.
Now TINT Thesmar is back Ia the
harness Coach Abel has ,w" excel
lent SNAPPER oncks in addition TO
Walker ANA liunt. the subs
With Captain Hall ana sam Ward
IA as guard, Charlie rcneick aud
S,agie BiacE:ord. as tackles. and
Davis and Campbell, ON ends. the old
dominion presents seven men that
are a wall ON the dcfcus. and a
plunsing force on tho ofreusc.
George Rainey. who took Wards
place in several games. only to he
sent TO the hospital after the Wash
ington and Lee affair. is back I'm ac-
ton, but John Ryan is s;ill in the
hospital AS tho result OF rum In
wlth scrub back last Monday. Bu,
with Doc Cutchln. Jim winston and
| sack Weaver 10 fall back on the
! orange and Blue line should be able
! 20 do anything they are called on
! !"f against Carolina.
In order that there may hc IA mini
mum OF injured men for tho tina!
scrap. Coaches Campbell and Abel are
not giving their men as much rough
scri'nnlag" as might 10" expected be-
fore The hardest game %! the year
3ut they are hot letting the men loaf.
'or they ar" keeping their charges
hot MI afternoon. though the tom
pcrgtUr. at LainhctH Field is almost
At ~" freezing p"int
'"uv more afternoons remain he
core CAROLINE WiI arrive. The work
viii pi"ta.ly %, hard today and
Monday, with only light d-ij.s IN tn"
rrusran. Tor Tuesday ana Wcdncs-
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
WOMAN Is KILLED ~
WHEN DOG STRIKES GUN
lRy Associated i,ress.1

ASliENll-Lt.. y. c.. Nov. 2i.--AIrs.
Cora Johnson West. 30. who was
killed last night while on 'posSuB,
aunt with her husband, came to hcr
death through an unavoidable acct
dent. IA coruner's jury decided hero
late today. s
Mrs. West was shot whom n dog
struck the trigger OF his automatiC
shotgun. which was lying on the
ground Fred j. West. 30, testified
at the Inquest He said he was
preparing to climb Il tree AFTER I,
possum, that his vito became fright
"ned and begged him to stop To,
TOOK her In his arms to console her.
he added ana just AZ that time
their sh"G which WAS leaping ult
in the air. struck the gun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
APPEALS TO AUTOISTS
calls Upon Citizens Owning Autom0-
bil"s tn Help with budget
This

ContendinE that a person who is
able to own and operate an automo-
bile should be wealthy enough 10
contribute at least a small amount to-
the needy. the Associated Charities
of Richmond yesterday appealed TO
every one OF the $4,000 automobile
owners Of this city TO send In a
check tor 50 or $40. each tor the
orcanisation's budget OF $4,000 for
1923
While less than one fourth OF the
total required by tile Associated
Charities TO fully carry out its work
next year Is in hand. the campaign
VIII continue undated, II IS said
by w. L, Trigg, treasurer, until
the entire $4,000. is in hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
FASHION Is WINNER
OF FOX HUNT PRIZE
Especial to The Times.Dlspatch. J


TOANO, VA. Nov. 2i.--Fashion. n
white hitch, owned by Dr. +. NJ.
billiard and l.. l.. Pritchard. OF Fart
low. Va. won tho nI-Hgc stakes
from class ot goo pedigrced hounds
on the closing day OF the four-day
meet Of the Virginia Fox Hunters
Association here. The winner is a
2-y-ar-"id and was sired 10y Great
Stride. one az the greatest st,;d dogs
In the country. lie was presented to
the owners Ivy Collect Littlepace. OF
West Virginia.
seventy five riders got away early
yesterday for the chase. Several
foxes We're jumped hut there were
no Kills. rh. only XIII at tho meet
was by the contestants In the derby.
although several OF tho elusive ami
mails wcr. hol,d during the fg"e-for-
all event.
Thr meet ended last nigh; and was
described Is the most successful ever
Held in NiIgiula.N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
DECISION ON PA( kEb
MERGER WITHHELD
LEY Assncint.d rrcss.

by tn" Federal government on the
proposal OF j. ogden Armour that
Armour \ Company be permitted la
purchase Morris IL Company, another
az the Chicago "hiS ave" packers.
s,ill was withheld today. although "a
settlement OF the question had been
expected early In the week
AZ tho White House II was stated
that the decision was not one for
the President To make. but in other
Official circles. the opinion was cx-
pressed that tho executive probably
would be- called upon finally to set.
tie tho matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25

have her hung all over oar Wall.
Pictures Of "ui Mary mean Please
make her well. I'll pray even though
am very small. aud ma ybc that
will help. You see Am onlv and
mayh, Cod Won't hear me - held
on 10 her tight, SO she won't 30
sway f:om us
II may interest Guy Wilson. = to
earn that our Mary" is trcasuring
n's letter as priceless ana honest
-Xprassl"n Of regard; II /, one OF the
things that makes her glad She
hJsu't gone away from u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
TO Extend nn.kctbnu League.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, Nov. e.
ilhns ara being considered for the
extension next year OF the Central
baseball League. L.. w. Dickcrson.
president. announced ioday. Several
cities In Ohio and Indiana are to he
added to the circuit, he said. Prcsi-
dent Dickcrson denied reports that
tho league. which operated az a pure
~ Michigan circui, the past season,
had had an unsuccessful year. Tho
majority Of tho Michigan cities now
In Tho circuit will seek franchises
next year, the president said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
Jess IL Offered Fight

~ .NSNp>!it lftSS.
LOS ANGELES. CAL. Nov. oi-r
jos" willard. former heavyweight
champion boxer. has received an oifar
ni $4,000 from Charles Murray. bow
ing promoter. OF buffalo, y. y, tn
meet Floyd Johnson in that city the
latter part Of January. according to-
Gene Doyle. Wi!iiard'S local repr,~-
sentative. Willard has taken tin
matter under adviscmcnt, DOYLE said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
One Man in His lime
ocontlnued from ycsterda;
By Ellen Glasgow,

II am afraid you are not We'll"
Corinna spoke very gently. Per
maps II IL not too late for tea, or
may ] &c, you Il glass OF vino? All
winter I've intended 10 go and In
Iuirc because I heard you'd been III.
II has been so long since We really
saw anything Of each other. but
remember you quite well IS little
E!ri-Such pretty little girl you
w"r" too. i'V3 are tvcr so much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25

CHICAGO. Nov. 2t.--Thc Louisville
club of the American Association will
hniih Il Sl"o.OoO bhSeba park. seating
$1,000. to replace the ono destroycI
by Are. President Hickey announced
here tonight. 1t will be modelled
after the Chicago National League
l'ark. with tho grand stand so con-
Structcd that 1t can be converted into
n double lcri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25

To The creditors of II a. nRAGG. O., Rich
'nyni. lu iHe County y: It.nr!cu. and
district Aforesaid Eannru.r:
Suu," il hereby given that on Sovouh.r
=. !S.-. the said Il T. BRAGG was duly
aGjIiirSt"i h.nkr4Ii. AMI THAT the nrs,
iD""tlr. q: Ia, creditors Viii h" held ia
iny once, Rooms i:.E-iIl1 Mutual Build.
ins. Eirhinani. Va, on she .SD DAY OF
DEC M BIER, 1879. It, 30 O'Clock - the
forenoon. a. which t.uc the said creditor,
may attend. prove 'he.r claims. appoint =
'ru"tc", examine the banHrU.,:. ana trans-
act such othc. butlress a. may nroucrly
come before said meeting
THOS. H. SSEAD
Referee In DauAruptcy.
Soyenh.r g. 1872?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
ORDER OF NOTICE ron DISCHARGE.


On this 2,th day OF November 4. -.
1872. Oh reading the petition .ur dis
charge OF the bankrupt. Il Is
Ordered by the court. Tha; y hearing
be had upon the same on the 2sTH DAY
OF DECEM Der. a. ID. 1922, before said
court at Klchmond. In said district, at IL
o'clock noon. and that notice thereof be
published In The Times Dispatch a news
paper printed In said district, and that
ali known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear at the said time and
place ana show cause. " any they have.
why INC prayer Of tho said petitioner
Ana II is further ordered by the court.
THAT the clark shall scad by mail to al;
known creditors copies of said uet,tion
and this order. addressed TO them n, their
places OF residence as stated
Witness the HONORABLE d. LAW
RENEE GRoNER. Judge Of the said
court. and tho seal thereof at Richmond
IN said district. on the 2ith day OF Novetn. .
,ieT. ~ d. 1922.
Attrat:
JOSEPH l.. BRADY
tScaD Clerk
y THOMAS MOSBY, ESQ,
Attorney 10: Bankrupt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
BIAMES BANKS
FOR DEPRESSION

Continued From First Pagc)
not got extensive enough TO be OF
great value. he said.
cyciical changes rests as much with
the Investment banks as with the
commercial banks. he said, in an
sw"r to question
Closer relationship between ac-
countants and bankers. inasrnuch "a
their interests are closely allied was
urged by Z. X. Hurdmnu. certified
public accountant Of New York. who
read "a paper on The Statement
from tho Accountants Point o.
View" Tn. Importance OF the main
tenancc and repair account OF
notwithstanding company In detcrm-
ming the efficiency Of tho plant. was
stressed by Mr.. iiurdman. who said
that II the maintenance and repair
cost IS heavy. the indications are
that the plant is inefficient
Condensed Dntn Dangerous.
Mr. liurdmau pointed Uui tho dan
ger OF c"ndensins Information in
financial statements. aud the danger.
in the practice of some concerns. in
setting w statements OF onscttinc
showing the liability.
The delegates to the convention
separated during the afternoon.
some taking ia the golf tourney at
ga" Country club ~ Virginia. while
others visited the plants OF Iarus
Brothers " Company. the standard
.'ap"r Manufacturing Company, the
ih"naric rapcr MauuCacturlng
Company. and others visited points
,,f ], gEt ri,
city.
Tho two sessions today will bring
the meeting to "a close H. l.. Ben
nett. Jr.. OF the United States In
rest"r Roston. Will speak this morn
inS on doubtful Stocks and High
Pressure Selling Methods" aud Ivy
l.. Lee. OF New York. will speak on
TN" Economic Relationship Between
| America and Europe"
Hold QucstIonnaIrr Session.
y 9uestionnatr" session viii fol-
! low. each OF the following questions
| 10 Ice Introduced by four members:
| How should the item minority in
| ier-sts In sCh>idiary companies h,
| handled in the analysis Of statements
ana what effect does such an itcm
, have on tn" ana!ysis?''
When II statement shows an &c.
v"""' """'I caption OF 'tcsvrN" for
Approximations or where appreciation
Va" been recognized and credited
directly. TO surplus. is this amount
"t appreciation 10 bc considered
| properly as part nf the actual net
WORTH"
What percentage OF available
working cppit"} should he derived
'TGm funded debt ana wha; from in
vested capita! 10 make "a wcIl-baI.
"rc"d statement other things being
| eIuai?"
RMS afternoon Donald ~ Mullen.
secretary % the Clearing House Sec
ton OF the American Bankers AS
socintl"n. and Francis Coates. Jr
examiner for tile Cleveland Clearing
House. VIII discuss The Clearing
House Examiner ana tho Bank Credi,
departments"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
q r. COLEMAN, Observation-Disclosures,

TO THE HOLDERS OF TIE infs COL.
LATERAL TRUST GOLD BONDS OF
THE CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE
COMPANY:
Take notice that. In accordance with
Section o. Article -Four Of a certain
Go!iatcra! TTus; Agreement dated June
10. 1871. between this Company and III.
Old Dominion Trust Co;nrAuy tnow State
and cay Bank and Trust Company, IN
der which said Collateral Trust Agreement,
TWO hundred thousand pnr value OF bonds
OF this Company were issued. we hav.
elected 10 redeem on December 10 1922
all OF the bonds Issued ami outstanding
under said Collateral Trust Agreement
by paying therefor thu face value thereof
and also the premium provided for In
said agreement.
After tho said redemption date. namely
December 10. 1922. the said bonds will. in
accordance with sa!d agreement, cease TO
bear Interest and VIII cease 20 be en-.
titled to tho security OF the mortgage
bonds pledged under the said agreement
You ara further notified that the uaid
bonds should be presented for payment at
the Office OF tho State and City hank
and Trust Company. illi East Main Street
Richmond. Virginia.
CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE COM
PANY.
by T. c. WHEAT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-25
By T.. C. WHEAT.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOX THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-27

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, in AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IMPERIAL.
In the Matter of the Estate of
CARLOS MEADOWS, Deceased.
THOMAS BEACH, administrator Of
the estate of Carlos Meadows, De
ceased, having filed herein his petit
tion, duly verified by affidavit, pray
ing for an order of this court author
izing, empowering, and directing him.
as such administrator, 70 mortgage the
to said estate that said mortgage be
made
IT is ORDERED BY THE COURT
That all persons Interested in the
estate of Carlos Meadows, deceased, dc
appear before this court on the 13tl
day of October, 1922, at Two O'clock
in the afternoon of said day, then and
there to show cause, if any they have
why the real property of said estate
described below, or some part thereof
should not be mortgaged for the sum
of $5,000.00 rs prayed for in the petit
tion of Thomas Beach, the administra
tor, this day filed, or for such lesser
amount as to the court shall seem
meet. Reference is made to said petit
ton for further particulars. Said rea!
estate, the property to be mortgaged,
is situated in the County of Imperial,
State of California, and is more partic-
ularly described as follows, to-wit;
An undivided one-half interest
in Lots 3, and 5, of Block 81,
Townsite of Calexieo, City of Ca
loxico, County of Imperial, State
of California; and
The North half of Lot ., Sec
tion 20, Township 10 South, Range
IA East, S. b. NJ; and the N. w.
quarter OF Tract 1872, Township 16
South, Range II East, S. B. M.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
this order to show cause be published
once a week for four successive weeks
before the day Of hearing in the Tn
perial Valley Press, newspaper of
general circulation, published in said
County of Imperial
Dated September II, 1922.
M. w. CONKLING,
Judge of said Superior Court.
Sept. l9-eo-27 Oct. All