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GARRETT & COMPANY.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Trustees Auction Sale
A Nice Five-Room Cot
tage in Highland
Springs.

In execution of decd OF trust.
dated January 25. 1918. and recorded
III the clcrk's office Of the Circuit
Court OF IIenyico County. in Z. g..
ci3-A. page %. default having been
made in the payment Of twenty seven
NJ the notes secured in said decd Of
trust, and being requested so 10 do
By the holder OF said pas,-due notes.
viii sell. At public auction. OH the
premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1922.
at O'clock i. NJ.
that certain lot o: land. with i'm
provcmcnts thereon, In Highland
Springs. fronting hfty (So) feet ON
Elm Avenue. nnH Running back be-
Tween parallel lines one hundrc.
tlo0p feet. known aS Lot -, Block j..
Section >, aS shown on plG: 81 lIi;;h
land springs. recorded on T.. y. i.
TERMs OF SALE: cash sumc!ea.
trust. and twenty-seven notes for
eight dollars ,.S.Ou) each with in :
t"r"~t from October Is, 1915: and the
balance 1T the rate OF eight dollars
ES.0ol per month for forty three
months. the frst payment being due
November Is. 1922. and the last being
due December -. 1925: ali OF said
payments hearing interest from Oc-
t"Ocr l5. 1918, and any amount In
excess of this cash on day OF sale;
or, 1T the option ~ the purchaser, Mi
cash. deed To be made to the pur-
chaser and deed OF trust given by
his securing deferred payments
u. ". CRUMp. trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE STORE
PROPERTY
61l-6l3-615
HULL STREET

,ras. asei &arch ' i5th 1881 aied aa oi
~ record in the Clerk > Offco OF the
liusiinss Court. Fart II, o. the City
Of Richmond. Virgins. in Deed Boua
Vol SOB. page ii6 default having
been made ~ the payment OF thv
piinS'pai note secured therein, and
beng required by the notcholdcr ~
10 40. VAL sell by Public Auction.
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 25th, 1922.
At i:30 p. NJ.
the following property: All those
certain lots Of land. with improve
mcnts thereon. lyinE and belns in
.he CRY OF Iichmond. Virginia
Gormeriy, Manchester. Va, on the
Sixth ana Seventh Streets. and
bounded and described as follows, TO-
wit: l. Twenty-Five (22D ieet. with
improvements. No. 6lo Hull Street.
commencing a. a po!nt distant sixty
five (G5D fee: from the cast line OF
Seventh Street; thence running and
fronting on tho said northern line
feet. as aforesaid. towards slS,h
street 10 tho center OF the wall be-
tween buildings, Nos. 6l5 and Gl3
i MI, s,rHst and running ,, back be.
western side, which Is the longer,
H%'G 1,, fse,' TO to ts"o inches,
drcdths (3a.o2') ,cct. with the I'm
pruvcmcn;a thereon. Nos. Gil and
6iS Hull street as above. thence run
ming and fronting on tho northern
line OF Hui! street. MS aforesaid.
;hirty.ninn and two one-hundrcdths
t39.c2") feet towards Sixth Street.
and running back between parallel
Ines an Irregular depth Of one hun
dred and forty u40D feet.
e. L. WORD,
Trustee.
WHEN YOU want what You want and wnnt
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Old Dominion Trus, Co. Trustee.

Old Dominion Trust Co, Trustee.
virginia rood Products Corp'n. q; ale
Having been directed by decree entered
III the above styled cause on June IA
1922. 10 inquire and report:
What bonds and by whom held are
outstanding secured by the deed OF
trust from the Virginia Food Products
Corporation 10 the Old Dominion Trus,
COMPANY, trustee. Of December 81. 1918
in the Original bill mentioned;
what bonds and by whom held are
outstanding and secured under and by
the deed OF trust from the Virginia Food
PRODUCTS Corporation 10 thn Newpor,
News Bank and Trust Company OF
June 30. 1921, In the amended and sun
pIemcnta! bill mentioned;
what properties are subject to the
Hens Of said deeds Of trust. Respectively.
anu what estate therein vested in the
trustees in said deeds;
The liens upon the properties con-
Vsyed by and subject to the deeds OF
trust aforesaid. their disnItius and
rri"ri.!cs. and by whom held"
And having been further directed to give
Eotice of the time and place of taking
sad account by puhiirut!on which pub.
Ecati"n shall be equivalent 20 personal
service q! noti,a on all parties In Interest
All such persons are hereby notified thuI
have fixed on TUESDAY, NOVEMBEI,
~, l3.2. a; 10 o'clock =. NJ, Ia my Office
hooni tl2 Travellers Building, Richmond,
va. as he time and place TO procoed 10
take said account.
Given under my hand this 2i;h day OF
October 1922.
PHIL n. SHIELD,
Commissioner In Ch,ncery.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COEEEE.

COFFEE.
SEW YORK. Oct ?L-rhs marie: for
coffee futures orhued NJ an advance Of
| point IL a decline Of points There
was sUuc further covering iy near moati,
shorts. but 'hs market turned etTi.r dur
ing the afternoon under sCattrrcl iiouI.
80 To 3ij a:i March 80 20 9.j -'hc
clos" way net unchanged to points
ltN"r sales were cstlu.tio! al HhOnt
i7.rD 0ars. including exchanges, October
cud December. .;5: January. . l5. Nsrch
y. May. $50: .Iuly. ~ September, s.di
SOn; CoGc" nrm: RIO -, !9i. To !0N ::
Santos Is, u {" lai. C"a. and freight
offers wrro about unchanged. Including
Sentos Is and -. 1t 1850 IN li.T: RIO !. at
?:" n'.d Victoria - ai.d M i; g,6j. Amer
lean credits
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EnNElGN EXCHANGES.

- Nv UNlNtrsn! SrrVIrc.l
NEW YORK Oct. gi.-Iat.st prices oil
exchange on ths principal foreign mar
kcts tniay Were:
Stcr!'LE. drnand. ass: cables iiiN.
Frame demand. TN: Cah!rs, 7.lOis.
Italy demand. +Aa'-: cables lea
belgium. demnnd. 65.h; cables GA
Switzerland. demand 1877. cables Is -
Holland. demand 3aci: cables :oOS
Germany. demand. @? 3-lf: cables OF 1.lJ
Austria, demand, .io!t; cables .Oe!t.
Greece, demand. act
Sweden demand. .%I2: cables :5.t.
Norway. demand. i7sn. cables. i1.o..
b"nu.art demand. a)cS: cables S.i0
Snn!n demand. 1922; cables 1879.
Hungary. demand. .oii.: cables OK.
Czrcho Slovahs. demand, 3cs.
Poland. demand. .Gf9's
Ftn!HEd demand. cSs.
Rninania. demand. 81
Argentina, demand $500.
Br.a!l, demand Tr3I.
chm. demand 1850.
canada. demand IDOLS.
Hong Kong. demand. - 30: cables % 81
nn-,Ms.l , .I-.-..., q -. -lMln. 3 o:
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s2s @ Il s ;:;$5 ;5 = % & ss q lie
aSs ev acl nei ih l sn.a
AZ @ "a S;9 a Oh SsrS 1 a9in in
aSas 81 '"s i Gsosl ~. 81
a 5, 81 % '9 sH as ais3 r
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| lG9a4ag toGt i,an ed and sixty uss
" 40 % a a y Of a s 1T sSsh n
" 5tsana A.. So' shores o. the capital oA HOLDEN
of
" i,a5 @ Empire
c. n IN s,5t s" 81 s to ana nfrs m
csys "H a SS.H s S. ai i
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81 @ s ii; j 5s: H.
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so3hs sn4 & an ~ u cdr"Sa@ a
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IA | 's 's H II @ % = % NJ; e L, p ss.
. d ' s5s q Ss aa. ~" lo- made p-
5 I'D a j Is I'D y issis: q sS$Ss
~, SsS as $sa S:s SS ~; i aSSs' f.. IT,"
@ @ @ s.5a: s 5 S's$s Elk i Il ":. 5sss e.
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st 3; "a ss @ If q II s. III S5:5
Ih rIa Masters vii FIRST eondtiona.y
and M S s$5n that VIM hs SUM SUM a 4'4ts
spsass a ss cHs Ia io an az az
w%sa n o@ rafeG 1 a" "' en-
@ OF The a, HsS
"acty
a 4@.i @ sb ana 9" s 3 @ S Is.
Ss :s s$p Ss 5 If yS;s;; $$
$5 81. sss sssS a:ss;'9 az Has s:fs
oar s a s sl vii is paSss~ a, s I III s
4 SS r a s s nj ES 5s sSs
n BE as byasf epfeS das % WON
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G ahd i've ana SeT as Empire
ana Cor % SAID a al and "s nrGnsiy +, ss 1s and ,
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fi IS am s; sS1ca g ID, naIu
S 55Si5i i: #Si j;5ay!. .,.,,..
dsp ndS S.z Y 81 t.. Unite, s,,,,, n, Cam,
' "ss By s as'ss
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WASHINGTON MARKETS
my Associatel press.

WASH iEGroN, Oct, 2i.-Eevs: Strictly
trrSn. sHiI. southern, A. liv" poultry:
boosters. 10: turkeys, 3sTto; spring chick
IN. IN, -sG-s s"w.s. 2td2' Dressed poultry;
boosters. -: turkeys. i5lpSo.
Live stock: Calves. choice. -: medium,
l2giE,a i.aiIits, u. Live pigs saGh $500 ~
500 live hoss. 20 Vegetables: Potatoes
No, !. sacked. s,.oNfr?5o: No. :. sacked
hGWl0 Swee. IaiatoHs. North Carolina
81 oGu 20; nearby. sl.52 -, Onions.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS
Potatoes

NV NSsoC!atcU FrCss.l
,.a INa iI, ~ MP; .s29cii tTro,.tecs
No :, spHtS; sw-sts, i.qOli.25. onions
~! sections. per lN-pouad sack. g.. y / so
No. :. all J,ctions, ,SUi.GN. Applsa packed
barre. No. /, tiC0Er so; al! varieties No q
Scp'r;:.js. Eggs: Native ana nearby, Is;
Southern hrsts, iasri3 Butter: Creamery
fancy prints, t79i 80: dairy prints. a;i.:I
Live poultry: Spring chickens, gnc,UiinI,
l.eShOrns. 2HT=S: old hens Including Leg
horns !sr-.; Old BOOSTERS. itcp2S. Ducks.
i'eA!nS y "a, N
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AUCTIOSS-LEG4LS
IA.La. \. =. ~
U I
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
IN ON = ., y. o. Smith. surery.sor. south
iii!i. N.fg.n.a. unt!. i2 u.clOuK. noon Mon
lay ocicOrr 80. 1922. for
The oons'Euci!on o; concrete and
atecl bridge scrDs. MeheTr.n River. a,
Sni"n ".i!.s. Nechl.nDurs County. Viz
siGla. approximately III i..t Ia length.
:. Alternate: IA SAM ioCaJIOa. cunCirte
"hu'i"cn;s and piers with i-beam g.r1crs
an. wood Gonr.
:. BIDS VIII also he received on the
'"e1" ucts"n OF the old bridge at same
80" wien Involves tn. rounding OF
tYG'hhl.Jn pens AID tU- construction u!
iha siy-T,Iructuye OF wood.
approximate distance from South Hiy.
'N miles "!i,h "t roadway. IL feet.
CHsr"t'vr %: aupcrstrpcIu.r; item /. ra-
slr'I,re tuI wood IotT.nE. Character u.
sa1siruc;uFe. concrete.
N"-"aeg OF working days TO complete
SILKY
= certified check ,or AGO. payable =,
90. cGa 'nl-m o: ;Ae Boari q: super
s.N'is II d.e..ienburs county. virginia..
INST accompany each lgoau-.i.
f'l's ~! SPECIFICATIONS aie on fle at
the r::.c" ~ the state Highway Com
a!ss.'r l.. anlunnd E.ra4u!a, ana 81 the
oli.sr II y. u. Smith. Supervisor. SCUM
''pm :n- state Highway Cominiya.o:
heh'n"n1. NFE.n!a, al a rost Of $500
.,.ae .!sai - reieryea to re1ec: any or
\. o. BRACEY. Supervisor.
:. =. SMITH. Sup,TvlsU7,
south H.u. vrsini.
NOTICE
aeGu 81. having br.n made %. ne state
~ -h~a. Commission % estubl.sh sat.
H."H"Hs, Route 10. I. :-Om Richmond
- Fredoricksaurg. ~ tho Counties az
HenTico. Hanover, Caroline and S.otsyi-
vdEia.
Th- STATE Highway Commission hereby
G!Ers no.ce inat th.y ".i! meet al .
T. "; o.e.oek on the 27Th DAY OF no
N@N!.iH 1929 IA the assembly room az,
tho Office Oi tho State Highway Com
m.sslp". Tenth and Marshall S,r.r,,
richmond. virginia. and give 4 n.citc
h'ar.i.s . a.! Interested IN N, establish
wrnt % aalI route between Ia. ,y.r,-
..HHai"G us Lass. %u.. s.oh other tea..-
mpnj Hs mhy %. a,.j.E"ut thereto, all ass
T.H-ir.d ~ So dion 8, Calat.. sos. Acts
u ls22.
II. q. SHIRLEY.
Cha. man:
WADE II. MAssI''
Secretary.
Il. X. SANDERS.
} WALkE IEUXTON,
liuGH y. SrEOUL,
state Highway Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

tine FIRM. lSSEl5s,s Sales. Ga: receipts.
SO: shipments 30: stock. y az. Ros!n
Hi"H'Iy Sales s.i; receipts. Isl SHIT; =
men,s. S.T'>: stock. laotSl. quote r. n.
r. q, II !, 30: *. 1925: VI, SIS: y.
$50. WG, G.la: wv 6.Sj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

NEW YORK. oct G-coprc- nuI.. :;
"l"ctr"Iyt!c spn, and futures lS7. G?lt TIN
str"nE, sH.t and futures, 5i57. iron steady.
prices uH. hanged.
Lend steady. snot. sTr0GS5 Zinc quiet:
East s.. Louis .ppt and nearby delivery.
q" a. 40. Anthony spot. 5.5Q@T.oc.
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RAR SILVER

LONDON. oct. N-I.,r slIvor. ?i3.isj
rates: Short hlNs s,..Ss SIS ger cent:
months bills, ~ ci2 per cent
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SAVANNAH, GA. oct. ci-Turpcnt!nc
hrin l.aNa. sDic.. !SS: receipts IA: ship
nCn'S. ~. stock. l.. >aa
R"s'a steady sales ga; receipts cOli:
shipments, ll5H: stock. % lc9. Qunic: H.
So q II. l. *. ". ~ 60: K6i
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
Office OF TIE Treasurer

Once OF tHG Treasurer
WILMINGTON. y. C.. Oct. 20. 1872.
Tho Board OF Directors OF Atlantic
coast Line Railroad Company has declared
per cent interest on the Certificates OF
Indebtedness OF that Company, payable on
wednesday. November LIST, lye2 TO such
s'",hhoidcrs rs shall be rcEistored on tho
books OF tho Company on Wednesday,
October 18th. I922
JNO. L. REID
T.nasursr
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
81 1850
WEST END HOME.

WEST END ROME.
II you wish to locate In the Yves,
fhd IN Il larS: sc!cn-T"om brick
home. With good Gomez. ,e Easement
ot-water heat and ever. thIns nice
arc convenient. call Mir. dudley
:, %4rth Of Main ;rect. beyond thu
boulevard.
MooREFIE1.D & RLAKE. INC.
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AULIiOhS-LEG3LS
Legal Notices
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
so church stree:
New York

October II. 1922
NOTICE IS HEREBY UN'EN Ina; the
annual meeting OF the b.pckhp!dcrs Of
ne he'd ~ the 0ifce Of the COMPANY on
HoSp!ia! Street. near Sill Street In IN.
CITY Of k!chinond. CouEty OF Ieurico. v.r
gaia, on Wednesday. the ..h dag ~ No
Ec!no-r. 1922. ~ iI:a0 O'Clock IA tic
forenoon. for the purpnIc OF eIcCt!ns di.
reciois and officers. and f0r the ;ransac-
'Ion .! slch other buaEcrl as may prop
arly come before the rne-t!uE
". SPENCER ROBERTSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

a iscilas Of IS rel. in The lilo jan marsS Ky"
Dra%iiian por, receipts, i4ogo: Jundiahy,
receipts. 1870.
SUGAR.
NEW YORK, oci !,.--rhere was no
change in local raw sugar prices. which
a-H Iuo,.i a, aNc tor cuoas. COS, and
u ore actltity was reported. The sales
mute" ~ 81 bags OF CuhHs nGoat and
E; = ~, !, .h,hmsn' 20 !o'a! reamsrs anh
November loading AZ quoted prices
Raw sugar futures were ng:u"r on covnr,
ing by December shorts "%i scattered
were unchanged 20 points net higher
December showing the ,nasimum gain.
J,Sc: Iuy. o45
80. enNnEes were noted in refined sugar.
Withdrawal" on old orie- werc heavy,
but new bus!ness was light. Prices w.r,
nnchrnsnd at o.@ I" so tor hno granu.
lated. Refined futures noInlnai.
CoTToSSEED OIL.
MEM YORK.. oc:, "a Following 70.
.cssi4n 81 To II points auder scattered
SEED d. rrmc,. np on tr, h 61y ; Of 'G The
Investment md III sympathy w.;h thc
strong situation Ia cotton, seed and c-alc.
hishc-. safes, n. 80 barrels Tender, 20
barrels. Prime crude 1.s5TT 30. Irtrl:
sI.H'' ,, ys,,"w' SPOT SiGGt..; uIGiG3hg7.
DRY GOODS.
were strong ana active today. Fine and
eearsc goods We're purchased q, advnnc-
;,ng prices Cotton yarns we're higher.
large producers were PRICED a, an all
vance ranE,rg from 10 lei, per cent.
nNs'GoaNmss aiSl o:sr.oats sol. actively.
a,eadier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

s,""dy; hrh. IVA low ruling rat. "a:
s.rS'ns n!,- offered n, ~. las, loan, 4.
San !"ar" ar%Inrt aCcr ptanccs, T. time
loans easier: mir"d collateral. so days,
taWtN: - months, +Ed6; prime com :
mrTc!al i'aaer. .Uia,.
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Deaths

TlIRoCKMORTON-D suddenly. IN IN.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad yards.
Fulton. October ~ James X. Th.ock-
morton. OF Fulton I!ill. Funsral notice
later. Roanoke papers please copy.
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SPOT COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. oct. ai-Spo, cotton
s,crdy, = points up. Sales on the aI.o,,
ding. :i,37. mldd!tnE. iSS7 good mid.
d..ne, .teO. KecsIptS. l2sA.. .t"vis. :li.sli
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

VI a'.N you want what ,Du wal anu want
immediately. read WAC Dispatch Want
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25
NO. 4. REID.
~

VIKGINIA-lN THE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MCSD,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

%: N reis In the dollar buying rate, with
a I"ciine Of Is reis In the Rio market.
santos wer" unchanged 20 - EeiS lower.
brazilian port receipts. iLp.o: Jundishy,
receipts. 1900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25
REiL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments ana Fitts ~
FORREST lilLi.--ThTce-TOoin HAT. all con.
vencnces: IN Forest IiiIl section: can
bo seen after 4. ". II Interested. Call
Madison slCI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

WHEN you want what you want and wnnt
u immediately. read the Dispatch Want
Ada
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RAN. 5146.

Observation-Disclosures tuu-To0yn And
bath apartment furnished. cafe Ia
hlIIlNlnY -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

NEW YORK or, ci-Spo, cotton
steady: m!Idi!ny, ailO.
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INGLESIDE COURT.

Seven rooms, two baths;
m o d ern and exclusive.
Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$40 L. Main Street Phone Randolph IA
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ROOMS AND no ARD
Vacation Place.

HANOVER CAFE-Old. reliable Virginia
cooklhB. 100 West Franklin. opposite
the Jefferson. Excellent meals. reason.
able.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

sHE$A%DOHH ArAETMESTs--v. Very dc.
t!rahle room housekeeping apartments
all putsid, rooms.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-25
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician
for II wears and calomels old-time
enemy, discovered the formula for o.
i've Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing. sooth-
ing vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keystone of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab
let's. They cause the bowels and liver
to act normally. They never force
them to unnatural action.
II you have a dark brown mouth
bad breath--a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache-torpid MISREPRESENTATION
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re-
snlrs from one or two of DIR. Ed.
wards Olive Tablets at bedtime:
Thousands take them every night just
to keep right. Try them. 1oc and SOC
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-25
File incorporation
of New State Bank
Located at Cut Bank

Special to The Tribune.
Cut Bank. Feb 24.-Within two
weeks the Glacier County State bank
will be in operation here, according to
announcements. L. NJ. Lerberg OF
Devon. and j. r. Stille of Lohtair.
were at Cut Bank Wednesday. and
Thursday of this week and filed arti-
Giles of incorporation with the county
clerk. Thursday The certificate OF
authorization from the state bank
examiners office at Helena was also
filed and the incorporators. L. +. Bart
lev. vice president of the Conrad Trust
and Savings Bank Of Helena; l.: NJ
Lerberg. merchant and banker from
Devon. and J. r. Stille, vice president
of the Lothair State bank, Lothian
announced they had leased the bank
building lately occupied by the Farm
ers State bank as their location. The
building is modern one and is
equipped with all the necessary bank
ing facilities.
The active officers will be Mr.. Les
berg, president, and Mr.. Stiue, cash
Ter.
The new institution starts out with
capital of $4,000 and a surplus OF
5000. There has been no banking
house at Cut Bank since last July
when the Farmers State bank closed
it's doors
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been so ingeniously interviewer that It
was impossible for the government to
divide its interests from those OF the
power company or dispose of them TO
Mr.. Ford or any other private in
terest. His contentious had been OPP
posed each time by Mr.. Martin, who
said the government was entirely salts
fled with the document when it was
drawn and had insisted upon the OPP
ton.
Means Long Condemnation
Interest in the debate on the War
rior plant and accessories, including
the SUBJ station and transmission line
was intensified because Of the close
relation to the properties and the of
fer Mr. Ford had made for the Muscle
Shoals property as whole. In the
event congress would accept that offer.
it was explained it would obligate the
government to give clear titles to them
to Mr.. Ford, and refusal of the power
company to surrender its claim prob
ably would entail prolonged condemn
alton proceedings in the courts.
While Mr.. Martin declined several
times to reveal the attitude Of the
company on that point, he intimated
there would be no alternative acceptable
but the fulfillment of the actual con
tract obligations on the part of the
governm to sell the property TO the
company at a fair valuation, and il
would not consent to its transfer to
Mr.. Ford.
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Claim Self Defense
for Aged Rancher
in Trial for Murder

Billings. Feb. Attorneys for
Thomas n. Henry, rancher, now on
trial in the district court for the kill
ing of his neighbor, John I. High
smith, on the afternoon of January s,
last, started laying the foundation Fri
day for a plea of self defense by in
PRODUCING evidence of an encounter be-
tween the two men last March in which
Henry, older of the two by 20 years,
and weaker, physically, by big mar
gin. was bested.
Testimony relating to this encounter
came after the state had rested with
out placing half Of the witnesses it
had summoned on the stand and after
q half dozen acquaintance and assis-
tants of Henry had testified to his
good character and peaceful DISPOSE
ton.