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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have been
h!"d at Police Headquarters.
Cline. j J.. 2S3I West Grace street.
to Raleigh. y &.
baugh. NJ. 100 Holly Street. TO 1921
stockton street
Falker Mr.. 1914 Boston Avenue.
TO 502 West Thirteenth street.
Lewis o.. lli5 North Twcnty-nlntb
street. TO u West Thirticth street
Leclair. H.. goo q street. TO e7lj
East Grace Street.
Lacy r.. city warr. 10 4lG WcE,
Twenty fourth street.
Meredith. j. 1903 North Thirty
second street. TO $50 North Twcnty-
ninth Street
Pierce. y. 40 North Thlr,y-ars,
Street. to 27i. f:as, Grace street.
wood. ". r.. = South Elm street.
70 2Gil Chafiin street.
SIlv"rn. g.. 2lo2 East Main street.
10 aOi Decatur street.
bradshaw. J. s.. River Road TO II
+. i. Hallway.
Brown. Il. j.. oO3 East Cary street
TO 26li East clay street,
BaGa. Rev \. o, 3O22 Thlrd Avc-
nuc. 10 Baltimore. Md
chiott. j. II. II. + J.. Hallway. TO
ici South Harrison street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
CALOMEL ROBBED
Of NAUSEAT|NG
0 UAL | I { S
Medicinal Virtues Retained
and Improved - Unpleasant
and Dangerous Qualities Re-
mOyed-New Tablet Named
"CaIOtabS."

n recent triumph Of modern phar-
macy is the "de-nauseatcd' calom ell
tablet known to the drug trade as
"calotabs." Calomel. the most gen
orally useful OF all medicines, thus
enters upon a wider field Of popu-
arity-purified and refined from
those objectionable qualities which
have heretofore limited it's use.
In hiliousness, constipa ton d:d in =.
digestion. and in great variety Of
liver. stomch and kidney troubles
calome, was the one successful rem
cdy. hut it's use was often neglected
on account of its sickening qualities.
Now IL Is the easiest AMI most pleas
ant OF medicines to take. one tablet
on the tongue at bedtime. with a
swallow or water-that's all No
taste no gripping. no nausea. no dan
ser. good nights sleep ana the
next morning you are feeling fine.
with clean liver and Il big appetite.
Eat what you please.
beware OF limitations. Genuine
Caiotabs are sold only iii Checker
board tblack and whitc) packages
bearing the copyrighted trademark.
"Caloths.' The large. family size
sells for thirty-fve cents: vest peck ct
size. ten cents. All dealers are au-
thorized To refund the prico If YOU
are not delighted with Calotabs-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20

Couider. II. II. 1910 Hanover Ave-
nu". to 3Oli PARK Avenue.
Dennis. j. H.. @07 Yves, Franklin
street. to Baltimore Md.
Fore. :. a. storage, to 3l3 West
Gary street
Law. w I'll North Twentieth
street. 10 2oo South Fourth Street
Morris, II. II, Baltimore, Md. ia
storage.
Miller. II. G.. 500 North thirty.
second street I" storage.
Nelson. y. \. G. l.. Railway. 10 il&
South Harrison street
Pussy. l.. ~. 1917 BclIcyu" Avenue.
TO 3lol bellevue Avenue.
itisk"y. a., ii9 West Marshall
Street. to POS East MarshalI street.
Robertson. W :. 90 C"wardin
Avenue. 1" % West Marshall Street.
Stove. u. y. 2:O3 Monument Ave
uue. to II Pope Avenue. II J..
Smith. w. 5o7 North First street.
to BIS 81. James street.
Via. George II. i3i7 Bellevue Ave-
nu". To 3i0i Bcllcvu" Avenue.
Young. j. llI5 Eurth Twenty
second street. TO seven r!ucs Road.
Yankman. q. -. G2S North Eighth
Street. to Williamsburg Road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
So0,00O,000 STOCK
ISSUE Is APPROVED
IHy United Ncws.l

CHICAGO, April lo.-rhc Illinois
'"h'rai RAILROAD stockholders today
voted I" approve the $4,000. 900 pre-
ierr"u STOCK issue proposed for pay
hcht OF terminal work for the .,l.c-
riiication OF the suburban system.
rms means. natives hope that Chi
''to reputation az being second
only L" Pittsburgh in the rich con.
SiH''"eE OF IN. black smOk" lowering
over us loop vii! be largely biott.d
out ana that visitors may enter Tho
portals Of the city without being
erected with a cindcr In each eve.
nc Illinois Central trainG burning
soii coal have long been "a major fac
tor ia painting the south sid. a doop
maroon.
immediate application VIII be made
To the interstate Commerce COMMITS
SION inr approval OF the ttock Issue.
ana. II approved. clcctrINCatiun viii
start within niEcty days. according
I" ftcSid"nt 6. ~. Markham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
Prize Scale

After solving the puzzle, YOU
VIII note, by referring to our
prize list below, that we have
a scale of prizes ranging from
$l.O0 to $1,000.00. The idea is
this: We want to make it profit
able for you to help in our pop
ularity campaign by boosting a
little for us. We figured that
the surest and easiest way for
YOU to prove that you have done
thls was for you to get lis a
subscription or two, and so we
arranged it that way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Oh eeks- Sparkling
Eyes Most Women
Can Have.
Says DR.. Edwards. Weu-Know
Ohio Physician. -

/, DR.. f.. NJ. Edwards for II ves-.
treated scores of women for l,voS AZ
powell ailments. During these years
he gave TO ms patients n prcscrintinH
made OF few wcll-known ycrrfahin
ingredients miXccd with olive oil
banning them DR.. Edwards Olive Tar
olive color. '"eir
These tablets are wonder-worl,cr.
on the liver and bowels. which canso
normal action. carrying of tbo
waste and poisonous matter I'm ones
sysHm. :" o"e
II you have pale face. sallow look
headaches. liStieSs. no-good feeIin0
al, out or sorts. inactive bowels. Won
lake one OF Or. Edwards DIV. Tab
m ,I.s nush.iy LOT time and note the
j. thousands OF women and men taxa
cr: Idw ards Olive Tablcts-the sue.
ana then Just to keep them fIt. isc
and 3oc.-Adw w. ioc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20

United News STAFF Correspondent
WASHlNGTON. April l9.---prospcr-
ity lis beginning To return TO the
j farms.
The purchasing power Of the farm
crs dollar has not yet been restored
I" it's pre-war standard, by any
means. but the trend OF farm prices
IS. and for four months has been.
steadily upward. producing condi-
ton that is reflected throughout the
business li:a Of the country.
Government economists have in
sisted that general business rccov-
cry Was an imposibility until the
GARNER was prosperous. And the be
1 Einnlngs OF that prosperity are in
evidence.
D"nnti"n PROCESS Checked.
Nhc dciiatlon process which began
in lp2O has boon checked. and the
81 lces OF what the farmer soils and
What he buys are approaching :,
Level Prices OF a'l soil products de
riined with much greater rApidity
IMAM other commodities. 80 the farm
81 bore tho brunt OF the rcadtust-
inent But. during reccn, months.
IN" prices Of farm products in
creased. while general commoditv
prices did not. The farmer was IN.
gamer.
Ia February OF this year, for in
stance. tho .nd-N number OF farm
products stood at 100 with 1919 as
the base year, prices then being fig
nrcd az iug The index number for
'''' t"minod!tlcs WAS iJI. on the Same
hhSIH Of comparison. That shows
'"w much more tn" farmers dollar
Lad declined. because two years apo
+'u"rni commodity prices were abou,
u.,. .''' same ''''' "''" farm prod
Index numbers FOR the principal
ihiu rtoGuct- reveal tho extent OF
lii'e rises during the nrst quarter
'' ih's year. with the ayerag. price
~, 1913 figured as TOO. whoa, Ia Inn
H-4! was !l'. In February. 1873. and
IA March !i' J Corn waa % 77.i
"h" US. '"spcg:i lively. Beef IN Jan
U"rE wds -" nud In February So.
h"Es were - ana 10; sheer ISo :
/ :h" ll1' wool 1893 and 1875 since
'h'H" index numbers were complied
price rises hay" continued. so a,
rae present time they arc much hirh-
""'ic these increases were an
rt"F1nE, general commodity prices
remained steady around 100
Indications of pro.prrItv
Government stat!stlclnus point ON,
h."N"Eer. that TIA" price increases for
- '''''' l'''i came alter the farmers
mo SOLD The bulk OF their crons
"ey fear ais" that the coming Of
harvest mas hiring another price re
&c ssiUn
hu' The farmer has benefited an.
Gu"stonabiy
Ma'ch first was Settlement NO.
'"d ;or IN" iarmer-;ne tin,e when
i"lin G""t* w"r, .Hid. ana ,uor,p,rcs
f3uni"h or paid. Tho tone az prlrcs
.h'ni"" the farmers TO pass this pc
''"d wan greater "ase than o,hnr-
VIE would has. been possible. MAN.
M'r' saved from being closed on, :.
"fth"r tho pric" rises tended 10
'a'e ~" dtan'.os process ina, h,.
'7.n,n applied 10 The land boom, :.
farmers many
mere arc other Indications TIM,
we ,arm"r - more prosperous THO
snfp!us OF farm labor gradually T..
"W'h""nE Credit demands are Itl,h,.
=, 'hr war Financ" Corporation has
""m , reh"'l I" II voluntarily $loo. 900.
~ loaned to BANKS FOR tho carmJn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
Just Look at All
the "B-Words!"

The way you solve the
puzzle is this: Take a pen
ell and jot down, as you
find them, every object in
the picture to the left be-
ginning with "B," like
Ball, Bat, Barrel, etc. The
answer having the best
list wins first prize; sec
ond best, second prize, etc.
How many can YOU find?
No need to mark the OBJ
jects on the picture itself.
Just jot them down on a
piece of paper as you find
them.
You'll find that this big
Fun Came" as we call it, is
not only PROFITABLE, but
is a riot Of FUN and LAUGH
TER, and can be played by
any one with equal facility
and equal opportunity for
winning. All the objects are
just as clearly visible as
those mentioned; and no
need to tip or tilt the picture
to see them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20

-, L. Any irTs2n who Is not cmployr The
l'slhch Publishing Company. u member
nanny may submit an answer II costs nothaG try.
= All answers be mailed on or bcfo Saturday
April 20. 1922. ''
answers should he written side - . paper
/, .. he udcr's
ana address in the right q
counted compound hyphcnated obsolete
oe counted Either the singular plural be
m o. Words Of the same spelling he once even
different objects The
th be named only once; however, visible
OBJECT may also be named and where than
VIII " >'N '''''
The person sending in the largest correct
hest
prize etc. point word
sent tn and point deducted for
'''N -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
Rub on Sore Throat

Mustcrolc relieves sore throa.
quickly. Made with oil OF mustard, II
Is n clean white ointment that will
not burn or blister like the old-fash-
toned mustard plaster.
Just spread II on with your fingers
Gently but surely IL penetratcs to the
sore spot and draws out the pain.
Get Musteroie at your drug store to-
day. 35 and 6lc in Jars and tubes;
hospital size, So
nETvPSn rpxIaN u,,on.,D -, go.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
REALTY RECORDS

The really transaction were ro
'"rdc" yesterday in tnanccry Court.
bargain nrd Sale.
"'"-ii$nry y. rIillips. LcIia T.
'Wlic). to Esther NJ. Mann. NO. oGl4
north line chanin street l37.1o rno,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
PROFITABLE plE.stnI,

Goull find them combined in the
Great Fun Game OF the Dispatch Pa
pcrS-iROFlT ana PLEASURE. Get
IN tho game and send in list of
"B-NOrdS" tonight
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
WI3DNEsuAy. n,r ~

J r Ellison vs. J. w r.nneu
W II. Collins w l.. T.. .Icfrrcvs ., al
commerce" Trust Co. vs. Lafayette
lmnsOn ct al
Key Extract 90. W Dnrant Ice cream
company '''
j II. Hickman VS. W W Decker 81 al
Town OF Kencrick Ns Mrs II j.
Brown. 80
Mavrena Washington Va Geo H.
Mills.
Commerce Trust % W Edw. r..
1itchlynn ct al
Commerce Trust co W. Sophia NJ.
Frceny ct al
q. W. Henley vs Leila James Of al
4. l.. Braudrick VS. Ben SeirrI
commerce Trust Co. W J. ". Wolly
ct al
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22

II T.. Dickey
benjamin liisnor Ns Bansnrn par
rish
ida RruH Tookoln. minor ~ al -
I'orhic Laudcrdalc ct al
S.aic. - rel, BANK Commissioner ~
u a. Hannah
tI"'d Ndkins rs Amos K nass
state. CN rel. Bank commissioners ys
EhrtI" bruG 60 Ct al
cry OF burHnt W Rupert T. BuNlrs
ct al.
FirSi National Bank RenuinLton, \,
E9rIi .i SturkS ct al
hnrant National Bank ~ Ora Me
tlur" 1T al
-, Fred Spencer. min,F. vs l,url T.
Taylor Ut AL
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
Dills W. Geo. Boston.
THURSDAY, OCT. 10.

Marinda Terrell vs. Philip Thomson
ct al.
nmranl National Bank VS. ]. w. Look =
ado ct AL
w. q. Bennett Va G. II. Finley.
Don Mcteister vs. q W. Stnrks
r. Is. Madden VS. F.. J. Lennon
Son.
Hickory overall Co. vs W. II. Dyer.
). q. Davis Hat Co. va w. H. Dyer,
Ellen e. Law ct al vs \. J. Miles
ct al.
First State Bank. Durant. VS. L. l..
Clark.
Luller Guyar VS. woodman Of the
World
s A. Lester vs Sam Bray.
Geo. Chafin VS. w. l.. Young ct al
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
FRIDAY. OCT. Ia.

DtNOENr uNtH.
IizZic DunfOrd VS. Aleck Dunford
pen hampton VS. Maulsie Hampton.
tachel Boyd VS. Redmon Boyd
jlmmie Myers vs Onie Myers
JACK Bertram vs. Maud Bertram.
hnla Mcbride VS. Farmer Mcbride.
Edward l.. Nail vs Ella Nail.
Mamie Gin w Wash Gill.
May vernon W. l.. A. Vernon.
Maggie l.. Faulkner VS. W. T.. Faux.
Della Smith VS. Clabe Smith.
Ella Adams VS. John O. Adams.
Josephine Bryant VS. j. ID. Bryant.
Victoria Satterfield W. Henry Sat
terrified.
Mary T.. Sullivan VS. Sam II Sullivan.
toX.
ioora kaneubbe VS. Chas. kaneubbe.
Matte Cobb VS. Clarence Cobb.
Alfred Gardner vs. Sarah Gardner.
Mrs NJ. j. Smith vs. NJ. G. Smith
Dora DartOn VS. John Darton
W E' Brown VS. Lizzie 4. Brown
Margaret Wieland vs Albert Vie
land ct al
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22

nllle Mae Taylor VS. Y. l.. Taylor
N re condemnation Of lands for fed b.
eral aid project No II. W. ~"
!"ill Nllkerson Ns Lem Knmp
e. g. Phillips. udmr. vs. Chan H.
Schaff, receiver. Nus '''
ElIa Riddle vs. G. \ Eibo ct AL
y r. iAN Sr. " Amos X. Rass ct al
rector general ' - VI
II y. Hubbard ~ Traders COMPRESS
II. Collins " '"n
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
THURSDAY, OCT. 20.

W. s Holmes ct al vs J. A. Henson.
Nell Leonard johnson vs School Dis
trict No. 10
j. ID. Abbott w Webb Motor co. ct al.
state OF Oklahoma, eN rel. vs. Ed.
Malley ct al
; \. Phillips VS. V. Bronaugh ct al.
w. 4. Durant ct al w VIII Tune
city of Durant vs Frank Webster.
city Of Durant w Frank Webster.
Commerce Trust Co. VI s. H. Moore
ct al.
Monarch Loan Co. VS. Howard MUIR
ray ct al.
Walter T. Davidge VIZ Business Mems
Assurance Co.
iii Edmonson Va Frank lknnon
ct al
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
FRIDAY, OCT. 20.

Marion II. Rushing VS. Capital Life
Insurance Co.
Don Leister w G. w. Starks.
lins.
County Commissioners VS. Sarah A.
Collins
Charlie Gaines vs Chas f. Schaff
receiver
James wrigley vs. Jim Anderson
ct al.
citizens State Bank. Durant, VS. II
G. Segraves ct al.
Il. N. Terry VIZ Laura Carroll
Maud Collins VS. County Commission =
ers ct al.
Louie Murray VS. County Commits
sioners ct al.
Sarah Collins vs. County commits
sioners ct al.
r.. NJ Price vs Lewis A. Austin.
Johnson krause vs. John W Davcr-
eaux ct al
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
<TT y 0N UT7
6ISTRICT COURT OPENS OCT. 2 g
WITH BIGGEST CIVIL DOCKET@
n n N IIIIllI1Ml

u.rl.y. oct. ,, District Judge
7 ~ Narch will conHcne the
W n....r term Of the district
CN o., ~ county and according
q " .ar! docket setting will be
T' w., w., t,y until the 9th Of the
,if' .n set for trial this term
'le ~, r.. docket of civil cases
pr t'r c.r term in Bryan coun-
M i%' !, doubtful. if there has
81" t,, heavier docket of civil
.. y,'' a, any single term in the
~-,, ~ e .Lc state.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
uu\UNN. OCT. =.

M"''""'>" nr"ii vs. ". N. Brown
si'r a' ,'. .''"'''"' ~ ''' =
|M'..t r. Sl,vnrd VS. H. : Stew.
|ys i'..'. So" ~" - -
"a I,ur, N ttanev
n \ No. l.; / caraway Of al
|srs iri'.'n vs. '''''S "i'e"'
|ncf Ia, t.vopa of nj
|rei >'' !"' M ,;f"'i i,hin,. ~
E'gt" ~ ~, ,r;rst NaitonnI
b i'N '''''
|;s PGi,H1"r I d Moore ct al.
ID + ~. - d, T., W Siewnrt 81 nj
& T ny 80, U,nk Caddo. VS. L.
|N'ah'm' H.''' ''''"'
Lsr e. ....,,,. 60 q r.. Nicholson Of
|! 4 i''N '''''
,-.r...,f SJrcty 60. W Frank l.c ais
iT'' Y ''
.go
-,rle ,'uuh. minor. vs. q. j. CONVEX
\ Iu''
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22

W., eN rel Bank Commissioner ys
Humphrey investment g, 90. ,,,,...
L. Hoover ct al. 10 vs. 'has
! W.; Win;;,X, TX REL Bank Commissioner. VS.
- S,r'tn' eN rel Bank Commissioners. va
Hla'S rN rel, Bank Commissioner ys
iora"e Marshall vs. Chay 4. Ebriy
:, H'"'"; "N rel Bank Conmissionrr ~
L. X. Wall vs Iuui, ~ r.,,.
ct al. w h"hlhsoh
Humphrey Investment c. M
MCDUuEal ct al " " H.
llumphruv Investment 49,, - IT,
II. Mcclure vs. h"hn
Humphrey Investment ga 90, n.,,.....
Lawrence ct al ~ H""i NV
Humphrey Investment q, g.. l.,
Gaines 1T al - a. -
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22

ct al ""' '"l"'h
W. Stone 81 al vs. W g 1,5o,
Mrs. Mary Ingram VS. "a n In,,r
MNtr-kiser Corporation vs. @ r
STATE. cN rel Bank Commissioners ~
Green Thompson. W.
Tn" faeth 60. vs. j. G. Balm
= blanche Schalf VS. Ida B. Nick.,s
ct al " '''N''"
Durant National Bank vs. II. q. Van
j. u. Lawrence. '''''''''' w
"a lie Byrd VS. Thos. Crook pt al
J. VI. Wells VS.
u, state; tA rel. Bank Commissioner. vs
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22

Nil.unr" Trus; 90. - " n S,,rratl
rf al
In rr determination of heirs of Mary
Hawkins deceased.
FIrS' National Bank. B"nninctun. vs
\ l.. MURRAY.
Howard * Gould Ns Il l. Sharp
~ al
u t.. Pierce vs H. T.. Flowers
i T. Gregory - T. u Hoard
First National Bank, BENNINGTON. vs.
J. T. Nrwkirl<
Guaranty stat" Bank Bennington.
vs / II : eph"uson. at al
Guaranty state Bank. Bennington.
- /. y. Stephenson. "t al
lurant National Bank ~ i. y. Moore,
county treasurer.
e l.. Cooper 81 al " :. H. Moore.
Maxwell Investment 60" IS Il. +.
Grafa ct al.
'rddu National Bank ~ T. T. Lc
Flore.
Comm"rc" Trust 60. ~ Catherine
o'Ril,y ct al.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
MONDAY. OCT. -,

J. 4 S"eburg Piano CO. vs - Crosby.
Grace Gross vs. W, A. Haney
Henry Mckinley Roberts minor, vs
VIM + Tyree ct al.
Rehrcca Gardntr ~ j. J. Gardner,
Geo. Gross w W \. Haney.
y NJ Hall " Lawrence Lee ct al
First Bank Of Kemp vs. Il. h. Had
dock ct al.
Mrs. Daisy Sturrcs ~ Lucy H. Crook
ct al
James l. Mckinney W y l.. Burn
side ri al
Mirn" Iiodamur. admrx. ys Chas. T.
SchatG receiver
Anna l. Nations ~ y T. blackwell
los II Love - g. " Colbert.
TiEsDtI, OCT. -.
& l.. Cooper ~ : IT, sullivan.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
FRIDAY. OCT. 27.

II. w Attaway vs w. C. Riddle.
Whddell Investment Co. vs Harold
NJ. Phillips ct al.
Commerce Trust Co. VI Ulmont u.
Durant ct al.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
NID\ESDAl. " OCT. 4.
Nnn.lnnA l,nsna

IT, N.'e"% yS lack AyCock ct al.
~ .''.i"aN 60. vs. County Treas
"'.' i'.'r.' " Merchants Life In
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
NORTH AMERICAN LIGHT
e POWER COMPANY

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO. 26
At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors September 13. 1922. a quarter
ly dividend of One Dollar and Seven
ty-five cents ($l.75) per share on the
preferred stock of the Company was
declared payable October I. 1922 to
stockholders of record at the close of
business March 20, 1922.
p. &. DINGS,
Treasurer.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
MIiDNEsDAN. OCr. II.

WEDNESDAY, OCT. ~.
Commerce Trust 90. NS Gather n"
pItCiicy
bartlett Bros. Land Loan 60 vs Green
Thompson st al.
Jesse VI Ilatch.tt ys Miles P"lky
ct al.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1922-09-22
FRIDAY. OCT. q.

Sam Bokies vs A. WiIken -, nj
y. T. Clymer vs ]. B. LauehIin -, al
~ Geo. II. Fish Co. vs. Mrs Margaret
Turner ct al. ' s"'''
Johnnie Gil more W r. l.. Cox ct al
~; II. crawford VS. j. II. Holland ct al,
ct al. ''r 'oi'
state OF oklahoma ex rel VS. Harri-
state, ex rel VS. l.. G. LeFlore .t al
Tom Moore ct al. Va
Monarch Loan Go, VS. 7. $. Bryson
ct al '"""
,.filerican Central Insurance Co vs
"liilam Browder Turpen ct al
ley ct al " 9'""-
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
JAM EsBURG

The basketball game between the
newly organized Jamesburg | and
the Metuchen five scheduled to be
played at LANCE Hall Monday night,
did not materialize as the "Brainy
Borough" representatives cancelled
the match. The local five are seek
ing games from all county teams
averaging 140 pounds.
A union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the J~amesburg Metho-
dist church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock. lasting not longer than one
hour. The speaker will be the Rev.
Weaver K. Eubank, pastor of the
Jamesburg Presbyterian church.
Mechanicsville Home Council, Ju-
nior Order United American Me-
chanics, took a delegation to Gran
bury last night and spent the We
ming in playing games and enjoying
a social hour. 1t was in the form
of a boost" gathering Those go
ing from Jamesburg were Harry
Lokerson, Joseph Van Pelt, Thomas
Snedeker, Harry Hausman, Clifford
Perrine, Leroy Petry. William Pet
ry,' Howard Applegate, William
Mount, Edward Clinton, Jr., William
Holmes, Thomas Douglas, Ralph
Brown, Inar ~Jorgenson, Herbert Dey.
christmas Club" checks will be
mailed by the first National Bank
on about December 10 and over
$4,000 will be distributed, mainly in
the borough.