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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

WASHINGTON. oct. 15.-tBy A.
P)-The treasury's new Offering OF
$500. 100000 Of IA percent -hir.v
year bonds has been 0versubscribed
approximately $1,000 coo. GOO 60 was
announced today by Seo'y Mellon
Books Tor cash onerings closed at
noon yesterday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

80 ctH e - = q q = = sAgi
clvllla1 waisl and collar lines are
no longer adapted Co The military
reEaIa that their owners brought
home from war four years ago
Another ao-lcea ble feature ~ the
convention was -le large number
Of women who came with their s1l-
dier relatives Co participate in Tie
festivities which viii accomrsny the
convention and 90 attend che con-
yenton OF the American Legion aux
ularv. the womeus organization.
which meets az the same time.
Summer weather greeted the con-
vention visitors today and under a
brilliant sun palm trees 0leanders
and rose gave tropc touch 10 the
setting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

There's one more chapter 20 the
storv-worthy Of o. Henry:
The boy had been planted" by
the district attorneys office 10 wrine
the confession from Castor.
Arthur Castor tab0ve) whose
pangs OF conscience resulted in arr
rest Of Henry WIikens below on
"a murder charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
LECIONNAIRES
TO OPEN 4NNU4L
SESSION TODAY
s.eIeIe iele sIeIela siaFI

Ccont.nued From Pase ore1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

You can now buy = Dutch Nas.e.
Cigar. = FOR 25c. 276 u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16
Kansas City Man Wears One Pair of
Pants for Is Years; Still Like New

store trousersi
And. believe me. he's always glad
70 get gack in his homemade pants.
Although he's worn them a quarter
OF a century there isn't a button
of or a hole in them 20 indicate
the passing OF time or that they are
not good for % years more
You can now buy at Dutch Master
Cigar for sc. 276-tf.
Better FIVE minutes ahead than
five seconds behind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-16

foundation construction.
Police wonder if some other secret
lies hidden i'm the shaft Of the mys-
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
Something to
Think Ab0uf
NOTES THAT JAR
By F. II. WALKER

TIIE adroit person who desires to
acquire the full measure of sue
cess in whatever field of activity
he may be situated always prepares
the way to progress by careful avoid
ance of striking the notes that jar.
This person appreciates that har-
mony has everything to do with his
advancement, and accordingly there
is at all times a strict observance OF
the nicetIes of congeniality.
There must be between him and
his employer no jarring dissension, no
conflicting argument, no Incompatible
exhibition Of piQue, irritation or par
oxysms of high words.
When sorely tried, and the future
Of his career seems to be uncertain
the individual who has within him
the basic material of which success
is composed controls his emotions
and harmonizes his speech and action
with what in his heart he knows TO
be right.
In n moment or so the inclination
10 strike a disccrdant note is gone,
and as his way becomes easier he
forms the habit of pleasing, winning
Communications and moving ahead in
masterful strength. g
Many capable men and women,
through their irascibility, tartness
and acerbity, have struck the jan
Cling note on the threshold of bril-
liant course and ruined themselves for
life.
In times Of excitement and irrita-
tion the one safe thing to do is to
hold the tongue.
You may be young, witty and beau
tiful. endowed with natural gifts, but
II In your home or in your field Of oc-
cupation you persist In striking notes
that jar, you will fail to command re.
spect or rise to place Of eminence.
H'Uf
You cannot afford, young man or
woman, to turn your back upon the
saving. sunny parts of nature, intend.
ed by our wise Creator to lift you mp
from the level of snarling beast.
II you will look about you when
your vision Is clear and your brain II
calm, you will observe that the men
and women in high places are those
who practice diligently the simple
rules Of harmony.
And this they do on no instrument
other than their tongue, holding II
In leash when II would strike 4 Jar.
ring note and forcing It to give . soft
answer.
tCopyright)
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
Sheep. High Jump.

A high-jumping sheep was discovered
In Sydney, Australia. He had been
picked out for the butcher, and was
in n horseyard when a couple Of kelpie
pups started chasing him. The sheep
only went around the yard twice; then,
selecting the lowest part of the fence
where the top rail had been knocked
out, he took short run and cleared
It, The correspondent measured the
fence, and 1t was six feet three inches.
The jumper was put at 1t again, but
each time he touched.
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
Turkey oebb,.r Acts a. Mother.

A turkey gobbler In Manitoba adopt
ed q whole crowd Of young turkeys
that had been hatched BY hens. He
took good care Of the brood. following
them around all day and attending to
their feeding ~ would their natural
mother. II the hens dared to inter.
fere with the turkey brood he would
nght them. The youngsters made quite
flock for the gobbler to cover with
his wings and It was funny to watch
him Try, but he does his best.
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
(Copyright)
irish Peat oeposIts.

British scientists have estimated
TINT Ireland contains more than 4.00O.-
OOO,0O0 tons ~ peat. sufficient to sup
ply the Islnnd's requirements for fuel
and power morr than 250 years.
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
BILL THE GROCER
HOME OF QUALITY"
And Wouldn't Anrny Anybody.

And Wouldn't Annny Anybody.
A very bad golfer had been plowinE
up the turf all the way round Finally
he tore up about square foot OF
turf on one of the green's. Dear me.
what shall do?" he said to the caddie.
who replied: 81 think, sir. the best
thing you can do Is to TAX that chunk
of turf hame with you and max .
wee coorse for yerser."
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
old BILL GOT his
"A II DATES A Il s MIXED

''Old Bill' was shining his Sheer the
other morning, and his darling wife
came in and asked "Why al the
fussi" 1 said, my darling,
thought would 60 over to the Denver
Stock Show this afternoon" why"
she says, "you big dried up Shrimp,
the show has been over for month.
Now" she says, "an you have done
last summer was to play golf and 80
fishing, and you want to take in AL
the shows now. You cut out all this
stuff and get at yourself.n She
opened the door and now she says,
"Get down to that store and write up
an ad and don't darken this door until
You have done your duty and cut down
the High Cost Of Living"
30 here's where Old Bin's going to
make it snappy, cut the prices and
get back to his happy home.
How do these prices look to youf
HOME OF QUALITY COFFEE
35c, for 500
Rice, Fancy Jap, 10e ID
No. Tall Salmon, 25c a can
Corn Flakes, all kinds, 1Oc and 2Oc
Hills Coffee 26c . package
Kingsford Corn and Gloss 6ta,eh
1bc package
Fancy Tea, Japan, English Breakfast
and Gunpowder
76c Ib.
Next week some more.
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
PILES
PILES

PILES PILES PILES
williams Indian Pile Ointment viii
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
1t absorbs the tumors, allays itching al
once, acting as poultice gives instant
relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared for piles and itching Of the
private parts. Sold by druggists, nail
Soc and 91.OO. Wiliams' Mig. Co.,
proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. g. Parkison druggist
and pharmacist.
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02

PATRoN1zD POST ADvEBr1s-
ERs. SAY YOU SAW 1T IN THE
POST.
The Glenwood post., 1922-02-02
WHY NOT TRY9
POPHAM'S
ASTHMA REMEDY

sives prompt and positive rslisf IN
every case. Sold lby druggists. Price
s1.00. Trial package by mail Joe.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO., Propristora.
Cleveland, Ohio.
For sale by W. g. Farkison, Druggisi
and Apotheeary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
OARSMEN WORKING OUT
SCHUYLkILL RIVER
Course Alive With Entries for
Golden Jubilee Regat-
la Tomorrow.
tBy Associated Prcss I

Piill-A DEIPIiIA. Aug. Tho
Schuylkill River was alive todny with
"arsmon taking their final workouts
III preparation FOR the Golden Jubilee
Regatta of the National Association
oil Amateur parsmcn. opening tomor-
rows. Crews and individuals from
Duluth. New York. Baltimore. St.
Louis. New Orleans. Pittsburgh and
thIS city ar" entered in the ynrious
events. TWO Canadians Hilton Rel
ven -; Johns, y. :. and John bur
nan toronto. VIII compete in the
sihEic scul!inG Championships Roth
r"~cu over the course today and
sun thcS were in good condition
Ihe opening days program con
Hts entirely Of Junior races. tho win
ners OF which Will qualify for the in
,trmeuiate events on Friday More
man forty crews are entered for tho
Twelve events, which include singles.
doubles. our-oared gigs. quadrupic
Walter VI. Hoover. OF Duluth
words sculling champion ana also
noIuer OF the national singles title.
Ts ~ today. he would not race
~ 'ne senior singles on Saturday.
ne stated. however. that he might
enter thc puartcr-milc dash and give
IN exhibition. He said he was moi
IN condition and that IL would be
ism To take a chance
All the races viii he over tho mill,
an" quarter straight away course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
JACK MAY MEET WILLS
IN HUGE BALL PLANT

NEW YORK, Aug. "a match this
fan between lack Dempsey and IIar-
~ Wills FOR thu worlds heavyweight
CHI mpionship may result from the
leasing Of III" POLO Grounds in this
cit" for use as a fight stadium.
John NJ. OConnor. president ~ the
Eepuh!ir A. c.. who obtained tho
lease from tho Giant owners. will
seek ncrm!ssion from the State Attn
l"tic Commission 10 hold mixed bouts.
IT is understood that a matchmak-
or OF national rcputc has hccn en-
gagged to arrange tn" bouts and that
he has already signed tho negro chal-
lenEer To meet Dempsey any date tho
management may select, possibly In
October.
II IN" boxing commission lifts its
ban on mixed bouts and grants the
license. the new fight promoters may
bring public pressure to hear for an
carly meeting between Dempsey and
WINS II was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03

Pursuant to order OF the Distric,
Court of the United states FOR tho
Ea+i"fn District OF Virginia, entered
on the 25th day OF july. 1922 in the
matter OF James River Sand and
GraE'i Corporation. bankrupt ~.
VIII soil TIA" Aforementioned prop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
HARVARD CHANGES
TICKET DISTRIBUTION

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Aug. He
cause the Harvard varsity football
tenn last fall was boocd from its
own cheering stands In home games.
Il new system OF season ticket distri-
button was announced today. Only
Harvard men or their friends who
may he vouchrd for 10y them. may OBJ
tain season ticket" at the Stadium
this fall. The entire west staud wal,
be reserved FOR them.
In this way the Harvard manage
mcnt hopes to keep out OF the sun
poscdly partisan Harvard section
those who may be opposed to the
Crimson. The latter viii have ac-
cess to the opposite stand.
has been reduced 81 from tnut OF
last fall. VIII admit to six OF the
nine games. Tho Dartmouth and
Princeton contests may he seen only
on tickets distributed on special ap-
ptication. The Yale game will be
played at New Haven this fall,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
SOX PROTEST GAME
HALTER BY STORM
nv Assoclated press /

CHICAGO. Aug. 2-Thc Chicago
White SoN today fled Il protest with
PRESIDENT tan Johnson, of the Ameri-
ear League. over yesterdays game
with the New York Yankees. which
was called on account OF rain after
four and one-third innings with the
Sex leading. Z to l.
The protest terms the Conduc, or
the Yankees players "a disgrace 20
IN" game. pointing out that they evil
IDENTIFY We're stulilnS when rain an
p"arcd likely. scott refused to field
y ball hit by Fabrr and the White
SoN pitcher reached third base at a
dog trot before any effort was made
to pu; him ont ON weakly hit bail
outnclders threw the ball around 10
each other on other hits instead oS
returning II To the inGcld. and tn"
Yankees used three pitchers. each
change causing 4 delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
EAST END NINE WINS
FROM X. OF C.. TEAM

Church lin Athletic Club ,ri-
umphcd over Knights OF Columbus
yesterday afternoon at &. G. A. Field
by the score of ! to 0. The fracns
was one Of the fastest Of the year
and was hard fought from start to
finish Exactly one hour ana ten
minutes was required to play the
eight and one-half innings
Marchctti. FOR Church IIili ana
LYDIA for the knights, staged Won
dcrful pitchers battle. In which the
former had a shade the better OF the
argument. allowing three hits against
his opponents Ave
costly error in the third inning
by tho knights first hascman was
responsible for the lone run.
Score by innings: Il. II T..
G. II. y. &. .... OOl 600 00'--i .
X. of &. ..o0O 900 900 , .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
SOLDIER FAIRFIELD
AFTER JACK BRITTON

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-Claminig to
have whipped six worlds champions
without anncxing a title. Soldier Bar
field Yesterday posted challenge
with S9.joo forfeit TO meet Jack Brit
ton for the wcltcrwciSht crown
In case Britton refuses to meet MIN
within a specified time. Barhcld viii
ask the boxing commission To give
him the title
Through Dan McEettrickwn BaT;
field issued Il statement in which he
claimed newspaper decisions over
Johnny Wilson. Mike O'Dowd Mike
Gibbons. Hritton, Harry Grcb. Ted
(kid) Lewis and Phil Krug
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03

Sealed proposals will he received ut the
oiiice OF James =. Jones Secretary OF IN,
board OF building Commissioners. Com
monweaih Of VhXinia. No. ItIs k.ast Main
street. Richmond Va. Up 10 the TENTH
DAY OF AUGUST. 1922. IL O'clock noon
standard time. for all of the foundation
pilinE concrete and other work an more
fulIy set forth IN the pla ms ana sp.ci.
ncstions prepared ny carneai t. Johnston.
architects and Ehs Ulcers. Tor the STATE
OFFICE BUli.DlN NC TO be erected IN the
state Capitol Grounds. corner Twelfth and
Bank Streets. Richmond Va.
Plane and specItira lions can also be seen
at the office OF John 4. wilson Co. Inc,
No. 1925 Mutual BUILDING. and at the Of
nee of Carneal Johnston Chamber OF
Commerce Building. Si1,a and Main SITS.
Richmond Va.
JOHN II. WILSON CO., INC,
Supervising Contractors;
CARNEAL & JOHNSTON.
Architects and Engipeors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
NoTlcE no coNrnAcrons-

Sealed bids VII! DO received at the
Clerk once. Charles city. Virginia. uMt!i
TUESDAY. AUGUST -. 1879. al i?
o'c.oc" ~ 70! the construction OF TWO
s"et!?"' OF roads under the bond ISSUE in
Charles C!'y County. as follows:
First, The section from Ill. Pleasant
church TO IN" HeHricO county line, 4.33
miles In length. twenty foot gravel road.
involving clearing and sruob!ns. chc@va-
iioh. sra"e! compacted Ia place Oh road,
concrete structures and culver; pipe
!!nes
A certified check to accompany the l.i
FOR The SUM % one thousand do!.ars
t.o09J. made payable 20 ;he chairman
Of the board Of Supervisors.
Second. Ia. section Oh IA" River Road
from the :orhs y. the road, n.as Charlie,
CITY Courthouse by way OF Na-ab.-.
Store. TO the FORKS 81 tn. road at Graves
shop ~ miles In length. tweuty-too,
gravel road. involving clearing aui grab
on road. concrete structures AID Cu!vert
pipe lines.
A certified check to accompany ,..e bid
for the sui" OF one thousand dollars
~. 900. made payable TO tho chairman
OF the Board o: Supervisors.
Ion OF these roads arr me "a; ihe
Clerks Oi.cv, Charles cay. Virginia after
August :, 1929.
bidding proposals ;nay b, obtained b.
Application 20 the County CleTh. Charles
An engineer w!l be a, noxbury. In
Charles cay Cogn'y. until 10 o'clock on
Ausgst u. 1922. 10 meet :Iiusp.ct.yc bid
defs a"d show ;hem over the sections .:
roads
IN board o, Supervisors reserves the
-!sh' - reject any or al BIDS.
Chairman. hoard Of Supervisors.
Il. MAJOR. CLERK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
Ken Williams in Van
Of 1922 Circuit Hitters
lBy United NeMs-l

ST. LOUIS. Aug. Ken Will
!iams. the hope OF the St Louis
Browns for 1922 homc-ruu houors.
stepped Into the lead Wednesday.
when hc knocked OUT his twenty
c!shts homer in the game with tho
Athletics.
This was Williams sixth cur..
sccutive homer in the last six
games played b. the Browns.
Tuesdays homer put him In a tie
with Rogers Hornsby. of the st
Louis Nationals. and now he is
leading both leagues.
II came in tho fourth inning.
while Rommc! was pitching and
the bases were empty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03

WANTED - Two or three unfurni.bod
rooms :or housekeeping. 10y couple.
Possession Sept. LIST. Give particulars
Box * ltG. care The Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
7 TANKS CHECK INDIANS
nv Assocln1nh d.,

CLEVELAND. Aug. New yo,l,
Stopped cl"reland's waning S,rcal,
,"dny' defeating TIE Indians. ! 10 /.
'"Sh hrld tn" locals 10 two aits. IN
we hESt inning JAMESON ing!cd to
'h"'' pu' was out trying 10 stretch
49, an" III IN" hlnth <.sEansS. the
~ man up tr!pled, scoring the In
dams only run on Sneakers So;
fee fly.
Memsel drove home run into the
left field hleachcrs in the sixth scor.
ing SchanE ahead "f him. Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
AUCTlOhS-LEG4LS
Legal Moth Is
PLASTEkS' SATlOSAL BASK.
NlG himnI,d Va lulX la2l

PurspHn, 20 resolution of the directors
OF thi BANK AZ meeting held July s,
lSff. there "iil tie called meeting of
me shafsho!cof, TO be held at their bank
lhs nom-. Main and Twelfth 5treets EIcn-
mOnd. Va. on tuesday AuBus' 20 1874
at IL O'Clock noon. for tho purpos. of
further amending Section ! of the Articles
o! Assoc'ation. so as to provide for .
board "i directors consisting OF not less
thar nv CD nor more than twenty t2OD
shAt-hoih "'-: to s!sct sucn additional ia
trctors a. nay be Determined upun. 4Da
Tor the iThHsactiOn or any otner UuH-
n~ss when would properly come before
raid meeting
wARKEE M. GODDARD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03

=
ALSO THE FIRM NAME AND
BUSINESS KNOWN AS VIRGINIA
TAM SERVICE"
BY virtue OF one certain deed Of
trust dated October IS. 1921. ana re-
corded In the clerks office o: the
Chnnc'Ty Court OF the CRY Of Rich
mond virginia. in -. Il. 2T5-A. page
ia, default having been made In the
payment OF the deb. secured hv said
deed Q. trust and having been re-
CURED ~ beneficiary under III. said
deed OF trust. We, the undersigned
AUGUST =. 1929.
beginning ~ 1 O'clock T. NJ
in the rooms Of White Auto Service
Company. 2slO WcSthampton Avenue.
formerly Cary street,. sell the fol-
lowing automobiles, described in the
said decd OF trust:
one Nash T-pusscnger touring car
Mode! 6s2, No. ll.l6G
one Nash 5-passcnSer sedan. Model
5si. No l003Gs
One Nash 'psssenger touring car
Model GS2. No. li2l4G.
one Nash 1-paSscngcr touring car
Model 6s2. No. i5299i
one Nash passenger sedan, Model
.Gsi. No l6.SO2
one Nash 7-passenger touring car.
Model 6s2. No. 1915.
one. Nash G-passcnger sedan, Model
Gsi. No. l2o3G7.
One Nash 5-passenger touring car.
Mode! sSl. l922lS.
One Nash 5-passenger touring ear.
Model ISL. No. 1921
ono Nash "-passenger touring car,
Model GSi. No. l3233a.
Also the firm name and business
known as 'Virginia Taxi Service"
TERMS: Cash.
j LEE DAVIS.
I. X. VERTNER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
81. Louis.

Totals ....... 50 1925 8
galloway ont, hit by battcd ball.
Ntatted for nronkie In ninth
2Battcd for pruett in ninth.
Score by innings: n
Philadelphia ....... oil O0e Oils
81, Louis ........... 900 200 O0O--i
summary: Two-base hits--Miller.
Galloway (2). Rommell. Three base
hit-Dykes. Home runs-Hauser. Nc
ti0wan. Williams. Miller Stolen
bascs--Galloway. Williams. Sacri-
hcSs-i young. McGowan. Double plays
Harris ana Iauscr. Left on bases
-rhiladelphia. 6: st. Louis. :. Base
on balls-off Rommell. 3; off Shockcr.
]: Off Pructt, |. Struck out-by
!; by fruett. 4. Hits-off Harris. 3 I'm
:: of Rommcll. ! in z: OFF Shocker.
in 6: off Pructt. s in 3. Passed ball
-Pcrkins Winning pltcher-Rom-
nell Losing pttchcr-Shockcr I'm
nires-Dincen and Moriarity. Time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
WALT JOHNSON PUZZLE
Try Associated Press.l

CHICAGO Aug. 2.-Waltcr John
son let Chicago down with fou- hats
To-Day ana with the aid OF perfect
support the neid!ng of Pccl,ir-
paugh being especially good. Wayr
ington defeated the locals. ! !, !. in
The hrst game ~ III series Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
~
I'htintlcfnhin.

phila . 400 10 02G 900 OOo
summary Two base hi,s~I .V 90,
llolloCh"r, T"rry. !. smith Home
run-M ginn stolen Observation-Disclosures
Terry. li"nth"n'". SacriflccS--lIcatn-
rot". RHpu. Wplkor. Terry 7. smith
boubl" plnvs-lIoIIoCher to Frihorg;
Terry tn Hoil"ch"r; O'Farrell to Hoi-
lnCh"r to D'F"rr"il: Walker to Nokan:
hascs--ChicaCo. ~: philadclphla ii.
itnse on halIs--off W.inert' ?; Off
Winters. 2; OFF Jones. 2: off Osborne.
struck out--by WcinCrt. :: by
NinG, by Jones. !: Ivy osborne G.
iiits--on Jones. in %: off Os-
borne. : in 10 la: of Weinert. 10 in
; tnnns out In NINTH: of Ring. in
4: OF Winters, In 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
July &c. 1929.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.


NOTICE OF REDEMFTiON.
TO HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES
AND OTHERS CONCERNED.
Notice Is Hereby Given as Follows:
/. Cali FOR Partial Redemption OF i&T
Victory &Otcb.
All 49, Victory Notes. otherwise
known as United states o: America Gold
Notes OF i222-lo25, which bear the dis.
tinguishiug letters \. Is. -. D. h or r.
prenxed to their serial Numbers having
been designed !OT the purpose by oi IN
the manner prescribed D.! the Secretary
OF the Treasury. are called Tor fedstnytIuu
oH December Is. I52. pursuant the
provision FOR redemption coatnIn-d IL the
notes and ia Treasury Department cir.
cuIaf No. l3s. dated April ~. 1919. under
which The nOtes originally issued.
interest on ali the ts.R Victory Notes
mus called for redemption VIII cease on
said redemption date. DrcembeI 10. iy2Z
victory Notes OF the ~ 20 series bear.
or l.. pretxed TO their seriaI numbers are
not In any manner affected by this call
for redemption. and will be due and pay.
able as to principal on May 20. 1923. ac-
cordng to their terms.
2. Detailed Information 10 the pre-
sentatlon and surrender OF ~ 70 Victory
Notes for redemption under this call Is
given In Treasury Departments; circular
No. 29y dated July 20. 1922. copies o:
which may be obtained from the Treas.
ury Department. Division of Loans and
Currency. Washington. ID. c.. or any Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
A. W. MELLON
secretary OF ths Treasury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-03
VANDERBILT CRAFT
WINS ASTOR CUP
fRv Associnicd press.l

NEWPORT. Il. l.. Aug. THE Vas-
!ant, Owned by Commodore Harold
Vanderbilt. finished first in the
schooner class in the New York
Yacht Club races for the Astor Cup
Of this port today. In the sloop
class. the lStal"ua, owned by liar-
old H. h!l,.r cam. in first
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10 the creditors Of r. W. WILCOX,
OF Ejc.iino:d. In the County Of Hen
rico. ana district aforesaid Bank
rUi,t:
Notice is hereby given that on .IuIv
20. 1929. the said T.. W. WILcON
VAS duly ndjUdicatcd bankrupt
and that the iirSt\ meeting Of
his creditors will be- held in my
Office. Rooms lllS-lll9 Mutual
building. Richmond. Va. on the JTI
DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1922. al 10
o'clock In the forenoon. at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint u trustee. cX-
anime the bankrupt, and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
TIIOS. IL. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
July 81, 1922