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Observation-Disclosures E|NENTS
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

$l.00 PER HOUR
Selling Silk Hosiery. Part
or full time. No collecting,
no delivering. Experience
unnecessary. Fidelity Hos
iery Mills, Sales Manager,
Ill West 42nd St., New
York City.
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FOR SALE wardrobe, / hatrack,
some large palms. Mrs. Thomas
Harold. Phone 3. 22-3t
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FOR RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A rolling
chair for an indef. period. Address
C. F. Arson, Windsor Hotel. 18-4t
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An apron is the Persian royal
standard.
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EVENTS OF PLAINS. GA.
By MRS J. c. LOGAN Correspondent

PLAINS, May ga delightful
social affair among the school set
was the prom party Saturday evening
week ago, at which Miss Grace
Montgomery entertained the men,
bers of the graduating class and 9TH
ers. The living room was attractive
ly arranged with vases Of lovely
Bermuda lilies and growing plants.
After an evening of conversation and
games, Misses Willie Kate Kennedy,
Nellie Arnold and Laura Caughman
assisted Miss Montgomery in serving
a salad course. The guests were
Misses Anola Murray, Bertha, Domi-
nick, Frances Lowery,, Irene Muir
ray, Julia Coleman, Lucy Kate
Clark and Christine Spann; Harold
Kendrick, Virgil Chambliss, Burrell
Wishard, Cecil Dodson, Norman
Murray, B. T. Marshall, Paul Shirah,
Edward Kennedy Walter Kennedy,
Michael Logan, Milton Campbell and
Thad Jones.
Mrs. f. Zimmerman, Jr., entertain
ed at an enjoyable spend-the-day
party Saturday a week ago at her
country home south of Plains. The
lastly appointed table had for the
centerpiece a large bowl of vari-col-
ored sweet peas. Covers were laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mouney, Mr..
and Mrs. H. R. MCGEE, Mrs. Mary
! Campbell, Miss Marguerite Hudson,
Miss Marguerite Hudson, Miss Helen
Smith, Miss Eleanor Chambliss, Miss
Pearl Langford and Miss Cythia
Langford. In the afternoon Mrs.
Zimmerman took her guests for an
outing to a nearby creek where they
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Boys heavy quality Khaki Ct M
Pants; $l,25 quality at pr QA wv
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Bargain mud sale,

l217-Janie Essie Van uouten. Min
ME NJ. Jones. w. F. Jones husband
to Ella r.. Mulcha. No. 1920. north line
Floyd Avenue. - feet "a inches
east DooIey Avenue, cas, - feet 81
inches by 1875 feet. liens 5000, $500
May -. 1879. tax 81. $40.
Ronald T. Woody. Sadie 4
,wifcI. 10 Housing Investments Corp
No. 'i6 west line Pine Street l69 fee,
north EdGewood Strccr. north SOxl4S
tcet May 30. 1922. tax sl.jO. $40.
1888 y. j. Hurt. Maud Cwifc). to
NJ. l.. Hubbard. southeast corner Tay-
Tor and Remscn Avenue. IS feet !
inch by 100 feet. May u. 1922. tax
$3.50. $40.
l2s4-M l.. Hubbard. verna Il.
wife. To \. !. Hurt. No. 9O2 north
line Floyd Avenue. 30 feet ives,
cherry street west 1910 feet. lien
$4,000. May "a. 1924. tax sl2. $40
l2s7-I. Il. Cary. Hunsdon Cary.
I.ucius r. Cary. Virginia Trust co.
eNors.. W. NJ. Cary. to NJ. T.. Caplan
lots so, 81. Cary's property. April
20. ls2o. sa.25O.
l2sa-Romes Perry, Margaret A
fwifcI. Joseph Ferry. l.. V. wifc)
to krikar ". MaEarian. No. o103 south
line Main street. % feet Ia inches.
west Mulberry street west q fe.,
4 l-t inches by lot feet 10 inches.
May -. 1922. TAX $3.50 $40.
l290-R. O. Hals"y. trustee. 10 II.
.. Butler. southwest corner Second
Avenue and Spruce street. 30xlio
feet. May 6 1922. tax $50, $40.
l2o3-Cviford II. Mason. Ida c.
line Virginia Avenue. l75 feet north
Pollock Street north 35xliO feet,
April 10. 1922 &l.lao.
ll67-Franc-s T. Smith 10 J.. r.
Bigger. No. I7Io north line Floyd
street west - feet ! inch by l2a
feet. April !. 1922? Tax $3.50. 40.
l2O9-Great-r Richmond Realty
COMPANY. Inc. TO John NJ. Allen south
line F'itzhugh Avenue 81 feet inchc.
by lo5 feet. December IS. 1921. Tax
30 cents. 80.
l2ll-Fra T.. Aliens heirs to
George W. Swanir l.. R"zc southeast
corner Tweuty-sixth and II Streets
30 feet by 1872 feet. April 81. 1922.
sI.750.
l213-Jeannette II. MAYO. r. J.
Mayo. Jr. husband. 10 Elizabeth T..
Rrinkley, No. 242 west line Meadow
street % feet 2 inches north Chafiin
street north II feet by 50 feet. lien
$1,000. May IL, 1922. S3.5o0.
william X. HOY; Q, ais. i u.
Patterson. administrators W r. Pat
terson to W. y. Chratwood west line
Third Avenue 1870 feet south. Rirch
street south 40 foot by 40 feet.
March 30. 1922. s4Oo.
lla+-M. T. Patterson 10 r. f.. Hoy,
lot l6. block 10. Chestnut I'M. Sep
temhcr 90. 1901. $50.
ll96-Bernard Ice Malone. Ollie r
tp-Ifc). 10 Junius r.. Foster north
line Bancroft Avenue 100 feet east.
Napoleon Street east 80 feet by 100
feet. May ]. 1922 Tax $3.50. $40.
1900. +. Hogan. Annie =. (wifn).
To Harvey T. Tiller. Thelma a. (wite).
No. 30l9 east line Montrose Avenue
.4O feet north. Bryan Park boulevard
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CIICAGn GnAIN MAKKEr

CHICAGO. May Sl-.Iively hut unrpeo.
'"cu!ar trading ana ITiCe change. today
""c"np.niei the hnaI s-,,i-inri-. Of CON
li"cis for May delivery or wheat. Tn.
chief s'Tuggi" b-twern opposing forces
~ thr market appeared 10 have ended
Monday rhsH values smashed duwnwHTd
100. cents bu-h-i T-s-uli Of liuuI-
ia ting fi.rs on III. part Of leaders on The
hu'. zoe Shuris COVERED freely today
bat met with no great difficulty In Oh
tanning an the wheat th~. n"-d"d Prices
closed irregular at -. cents pet d-clin"
:" .-c"ut advance. with May lie To III
and JuIy LIS. 10 iish Corn Finished
scent To :. cent up, oats varying, from
a siiad" decline {" 'iUl cent Ehin .ud
provisions unchanged TO 10 cent? lower
Much vOusnrss Was apparent ia The
wheat pt ut tho npsuins - business
ana there WAS mIet period Of tnpid
nnciu"ilcn In rrice. a general rush to
-ril took place during tho first few min
utcH. owing IarRriy 10 sharp decline
IN IAvcrpool quotations. l.e"-ipts here
however, t"tsl!ns only iT carloads were
much smaller than had generally been
looked for. snd tho nnrly d-i!voTirs on
May. contracts 5000 bushels were NJ .
good deal less volume thBn many trad I.
ers had expected. Th~n, too Nor, bo-
Kan without delay In their evening M
operation. for the month end on Me
other hand belsied holders continued fo
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7. Carter. 29O4 street, to lns,
North Thirticth street
H. ChappclI. COS West Clay stree,
to GIG Calhoun street.
MRS. DOH, li11 Beverly Street. To
al Meadow Street.
Rer. Fhnteroy. COS Thirteenth
Street. to 302 East Leigh street.
IL. Hawley, ear y street, to 7oi
North Twcnty-second street
NJ Maccney. Gil Beverly Street, L,
2l5 Elm Street
5. Moore. 1921 East Franklin
street. to 1920 East Main street.
L. Ileasants. 1902 Venable Street.
To 1891 Short p Street.
a; H. Perkins 24os Chamn. Street.
10 27ol West Cary Street.
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north 50 feet by i,5 fce,. May IS.
1922. s7.i6o
l2o3-W. II. Chcatwood. Lillian r..
twifc). To W. j.. Drinkard. Jr.. west
line Third Avenue 100 feet south.
Hirch street south 30 feet by 40 feet.
May %. 1922 Tax 80 cents. SO.
Marie c. Reddin To Julia Allen. No.
26o3 formerly lOc3) east line second
Avenue 30 feet nUrth. Magnolia street
north 80 feet by 40 feet. May -
1922. Tax vase. $40.
l2li-w. l.. Brinklcy. r. T. Cwife).
TO Jeannctte X. MAYO. cast line
Hawthorne Avenue, 1928 feet south
Myrtle Place. south s0x250 feet. May
10 1922. tax sac. SO.
Eloisc Taylor walEop. ct
ais. To r. W. Evans. No. GA. east
line Eighth street. 27iNl2o feet. May
-, 1922 s2.7a0
lcls-Minni. n. Gentry. Newton
l.. thusband,. 10 Fila f. Dunford,
No. 3ll4 ives, line Edgewood Avenue.
ijo.3 feet south Ladies' Mile Road.
south 5Oxl35 feet. May Is. 1922.
sS,3a5.
i21S-c. F. Clarke. Ruth a. ,wifel.
to Emma speed Sampson. No. 222S
north line Hanover Avenue. % fee,
east Addison street. east 2Sxl3e.?
feet, May 90. 1922. tax Sl2. $40.
1929 The Tax Title 60. OF Rich
mond. to Joseph Heppcrt. north line
Virginia Avenue. 225 feet cas-,
Wellington street. east loOxlo5
feet. May u, 1879. 800.
l225-F Sitterdiug. Mary F.
,wife). To Lawrence II. wittkamp,
bernard +. Wh!ttkamp. west by
Matthews street. north Nv Willow
street. south hy Cypress street. May
Is. 1922, tax so. 80.
l22s-J. +. Cary. II NJ, twife). to
\. NJ. walkup. northeast corner
Noble and Westwood Avenues
lG5.Ilx3O0 feet. May %. 1922. $3.50.
l232-William I.azell Phillips. Mol
lie Y. oNif"). to Edna l.. Crutchh"li.
No 1901 southwest corner FlOy'!
Avenue and Allen Avenue. 20l2xsl
feet liens $4,000. May -, 1922. taN
SIS ca $40.
l24l- Thomas 9. Gordon. speciaI
conn: william A. Moncure. sub
Lizzie T. Boyd. 40. 2204. north linz
Monument Avenue. SD feet wes'
Allison street. west 57.6Nl3o feet
May %. 1922. 10000
l2ia Sam Drawer. Dinah 'wife), to
Isaac Pattashn!ck, Dora twif"). 40
7Ol southwest corner clay and Mum
ford Streets. 32llN?0 feet. lier
$4,000 May %. 1922. tax sil $40
12A-F. II. walker. Ethyl O
Walker Cwife). TO Lille Wlngler
BERTHA F.. WinRler. Anna q. Wing
lcr. Rose ]. wingler, No 3ol+ west
line Griffin Avenue. ESQ feet south
Crawford street. south +oSl3a feet
Hen $4,000, May 81. 1922. $3.50.
Releases.
lls7-W. s Robinson. trustee. In
r. II Stoltz. No. 5l4 west line I.uoke
greet 20 feet south. Home street
south 40 fcet ny 100 feet May 20
1922. SAP.
1Iss-H. seldom Taylor. trustee. 70
Atlantic Construction Company. Inc,
north line Leigh street 2s3 feet
inches east. Dinneen Street east 2o
feet by 100 feet. December Is. i32e
$4,000.
ilS?-Walter n. Nelson. Alfred j
Eirsh. trustees. TO Elizabeth l.. Rob.
inson. mo. 1917 south line erase
Street 224 feet wes:. Allen Avenue
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uos, IS zoe, by 80 feet. May II, 1922

vest IS foe; by 40 feet. May II. 1922
$500.
1881 j. y. tlam. .. u. Funston.
ttHste"s. To p. A. ror. northwes, car
Ter Chamherlavn- Avenue and bryan
rH-k Boulevard. lis icet by Pa fee:
> Inches. May y. ie!4. f2,65s.
ilss-Franh :. Richeson. Robert c.
Bayliss. trustees. to James Il. Avis
No 3lo9 east line Lamb Avenue 500
feet south Jones street south SO
feet by i35 feot. May II. 1922. $3.50
l2lo-w. s Robinson. Franklin -
Robins. trustees. 10 Charles a. J..
Scha"fer. Dorothea (wit.). No. GIT
east line Twenty-ntth street 81 fee,
!" inch south. " street south 22 See.
i-2 inches by 6s feet. May -. 1927
$3.50.
l275-H * Hacnc. trustee. to
Thomas r. Gill. No. 72I southeast
corner Edgewood Avenue and y. r.
boulevard. 5oAi35 feet, May %
1922. $3.50
l276-Julian 9 Anderson. trustee.
10 Thomas f. Gill. No. 72l southeast
corner EdG"wood Avenue and u. T.
boulevard. 5oxl35 feet. May %, l.22.
1895.
l2Sl-E. NJ. Long. trustee. TO r. II
Atkins. north l!nc Bhidnc street, 81
feet wes, Hakcr street. west 4oxI3o
feet. May 81. la22 Il,60S.s0.
l2Sc-H. seldom TAYLOR. X s Tay-
lor, Jr.. trustees, to J.. y Fore. north
lin" Park Avenue $50 feet cas-,
sheppard street. east 3oXlii feet.
May 20. 1922. $500.
l2S6-H. seldom Taylor. trustee to
Thomas Pappas. enst line seven
t"enth street, lis 6-l2 feet. North
Main Street. north isx65 feet. No. II.
May %. 1922. &2,3s0.
l29i-D. =. Bragg, trustee 10
whit Mnslcy. No. SIG north line Mar
shall street. 100 feet west Gilmer
street. west l9xlj0 feet. October g.
1927. $2G3G.
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CiIiCAGU LIVE STOCK MAnKrr

CHICAGO May 81 Cattle. receipts 10
90. "rc' steers, uneven: mostly steady.
-p"'- ]" q" u cents lower: top beef steers
-' NsiSHl. l-1.. pounds. top Eeariings.
l'. hu'" beef steers. SOFAS l. better
grades n""t cows and nclf"rs fulIg s,cady /:
f' h-ir "ni Gamers ana cutters weak 10
'"n's I"wer: bulls largely i5 cents ofI
veal "a IVES strong to = cents higher
-i"rh"fE STEADY. beef desirahi- vca!
ra.v"- 10 usck"r- sou 10 %. few upward
u" '"N outsider pad upward 10 ll.Do.
'u.,S h""f cows and heif"r,. it1d7 -
DUSK de.itahio y..rilnK H,och.rs con
80
Hogs; receipts 1900. opened 10 to IL
cents lover. closed II to 2, cents lower
nan Mnhdty.s average. early top. iGSr
n'-. 100. bu!.. lV.l6U 1870. shippers TOOK
about $50. hnldov-r moderately llberal .
ings siraiS 10 stock. mostly g60u19H
sheep. i-c.ini-. - cpG. fat lambs. - to
- cent? t"W"r. top shorn lambs II 10.
buk GOOD nnd choice handy. l2a.ll3 90
-rrinH lamb largely i351misD. Gull ma :
'N~r, epu 'n"r. toy light ~: ton
M-lh~rs. 40 top ysat!in3s and twos.
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SELLING PRESSURE PUTS
COTTON AT Low MARX

EEN ORLEANS Is Mny 81 -LiaulIa.
OF ih" long .n'"E.>, 80. she dorni-
''' %" 'HNI"h," .u tie cotton market
10y ana u had prices depressed aiu.os,
~! M "psninE Pressure - sri Wa
" IN ne lS'" trailing, and the clos.
- - bfA''lc y IA" lowest uilC-s Of
IT, Gay 81 net !"ss.s ~ ., "a e. points
s"iI on 1" :".N and closed Ht that
&C. I'"'' Hh"i sold on 10 $50 Ind
ihW rrIo~. showing net
o. ne session 81 e points In INC
NIX ''-.""ialiy, LIQUIDATION w.s
~ Nir'i Ln IN" di-tsni months
-'hE weather ia IN. belt ard fay.
uru-" l.lt-rporl. together with viva.
~ more busin~hy, belng done in
, Manchester marketS csu.ed enough
hk IN the sarly trading to put the
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK or KIcH.
MOSD
NOTICE REDEMPTION
Go Holders Of Victory Notes and Others



Notice 10 hereby given as follows:
Call for Redemption of az per cent
Victor, Notes. All Of tho ~ per cent '.-
ri.s OF United states OF American conN"r-
tib, Gold Notes OF ls72-l32i. o'her~ts7
hereby can~d for rod" mrtion on lure IL.
t,n contained In the Sotss and In Treas
ury Department Circular Number III.
dated Apri; II. 1919. under which the notes
wer. originally irsued Interest on all
Victory Notes Of the ~ per cent s-r!"s
will cease on said redemption da'-, June
IL. 1924.
i Suape n.ion and Termination OF VIC
tory Note Conversion Privilege. In view OF
She call FOR ;h- redemption o! all - yer
cent Victory Sotes on Juno Is. 1872. ans
pursuant to tho provisions OF SAID Tr"H>-
NY Department Circular Sumb-r l3,. mo
pr!vieE, OF conversion of Victory No'"r NJ
either series into Victory Notes 70. no
other series Ia hereby suspended from F-D-
ruAry . lst2. to June IL. 1874. both inclu
siv. and On June IS. 1879. Will ;"rninsts.
Victory Sotep accordingly cease 20 h- !n-
terconvsrtible. effective February ?. 1922.
and on and after that date no conversions
OF tho Notes may be made.
Q. Detailed Information as 20 the prcs"n-
ts,ion and surrender CO ~ per cen; We
tory Notes for redemption 10 given n
Treasury Department Circular Number III.
dated February s. 1924. copies OF which
are available at the Treasury and tho Fed.
erEl Reserve Dankh
A. w. MELLON.
Secretary Of che Treasury.
February ,. 1919.
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SEEKS PROPERTY IN
VA. FOR STOCK FARM
Especial to Tho Times-Dina,ch

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER. VA. May al.-Dr.
> Andral kilmer. wealthy patent
medicine manufactures. OF bingham
ton. y. Y. was here DIV or two
with a party OF expert horsemrn 4,
was learned today. Inspecting a num-
Der OF arailnIle properties. with a
view or locating large horse
breeding est sblishment In Virginia.
preferably In the blue grass and
Limestone sections OF Clarke County
where there arc half dozen or
more such Embellishments. Or. XII
mer. who owns valuable stable Of
racing horses. Is Understood TO have
been much impressed with condition,
in Clarke County.
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DEDICATE 25 MILES
OF LINCOLN HIGHWAY
ny Assoc,a,.d Prs..1

YORK. PA. May 3l.-Twenty-nva
miles OF tho Lincoln Highway was
dedicated today as road OF remem.
hrance and planted with memorial
trees. Tho women'r club OF York
has been At work for two years on
the plans
Charles Lathrop Pack. prenidsn. Of
the American Forestry Association.
and Major X. y. Stuart, forester OF
Pennsylvania. were tho speakers A.
tho unwilling OF tho tablets at
either end OF the twenty-five mia
stretch.
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Insurance ome-r. ns-E,eet.a.

HARRISOSBURG. VA May sL@
FL! Brunk and Il. F. Berry wers re-
elected president and secretarY. re-
spcctively. OF the buckingham Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company nt tbs
annual election held here Saturday
This company. which II snid 70 bs
one OF the largest mutual insurance
companies In tho State. has 800
stockholders and carries policies
covering over 3s.i2h 5000 worth OF
property IN this county.
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"n.r on liberal scale. though refra.nlns
rom any display OF urgency
IN th- asa Few minutes Of thu ,lar soil
"l Nh"ai were III a decided majority.
an" th- price OF May falling ~u,r,".
Hh"i S"fily. after the close aullt!onn.
u. ..E'i'rs an MAY contracts took ul,.-
~! reh ing l,W'to bushels and rnINiu.
'A. lays total 5000 bushels
MhHnr and export demand for wheat
So" sleh+ -! Improvement today nut
nN'hS =" temporary congestion nf 'h.
-.-Nai"F facilities here shippers aru.a-r,,
u"r'S
VT cool weather helped 20 give Arm
49, =" n" market FOR corn and o.t.
PROVISIONS were Sasiy in line with nor
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make; TO - point. w. July reaching
49, Realizing 10y longs WAS felt al
n advance and II soon became heavy
""1GEh 10 cause sr.dua. sag, which
"-i"d during ;A- remainder Of the
SION, except :nr on ar Two short periods
Obj; "I'Sing, when. however. did not cause
ANY p'p"uunc-d u.,iurn>.
For whi.-. IA tA- morning session III.
iuAr"vt NS- stssdl-d ny ih- forecast az
: h"""y N~ath~r Tor ihs eastern hal ~
ih" r.i ana ~ the ,arge export move
i"rhi Tor M DAY. total Cl-a-inc-- from
= vori- amounting 70 0j.i3s bales but
>"'hnE "ut by longs Wa Tn. main iniu-
~ ., =" times AMI 1t wAs prompted
~ m m-ariI-ss Of hlrrAu .~N.
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NEW YORK. May 3l-Cotton goods
were hrTn today. with 4 steady inquiry
{"poried In mr., hands. Yarns and bur
trr were hrin, ~ was stated that ad-
Nanc"s viii h" named shortly on men
wear and womens worsted, fol .
lowlnE ne edvances on wool goods made
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NAVAL. STORES.
SAVANNAH. GA. May :.i.-Turl cntinc
sls sales. none. rcceiots. 3iI: shipments.
~: stock: Los Rosin. firm: sales. 7s::
receipts, o.: shipments. rs. stock. Sa.Uo3
Quote: II. tNMI3j. ID. $50. H. iIO6r IN;
+: LSItS q. u. SOD: /. tooTao5. r.
hinnLS,; NJ. I.;'m 5ti: y. 5.S'G5.so: VIC.
62j. WV. 6.SDU6.6S.
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FINANCIAL.
LONDON. May 5i-Bar silver. vi,
pence per ounce. Money y. pcr cont.
discount rates: short and three mont II
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REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday In Chanccry
Court.
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HOLDS IT CLASHES
WITH |. 6. c. RULING
Supreme Court Orders DISCO
luton: Commerce Body
Suggests Merger.
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
steel Trade Outlook Declared In
creRsinEly Favorable with Produc-
ton Standing nj 80 Ter Cent or
Hctter.
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
Ny II. l. BNrpuTu.

NEW YORK, May Today's
stock market was spotty. Southern
Pacifc declining. while Union Pacific
was strong Reading was of with
some OF the other rails higher. All
~ the pool stocks. such as coco-cola,
Went higher.
I, {, not surprising in view Of the
mixed news coming out that the
stock market price movement should
no irregular. Time loans were avail
able today at the old rates and
IA. but call money. opening at {
went TO 12 and then TO on the
calling of loans for morth-end pur-
poses
ON one hand. tho Interstate Com
merce Commission Is reConmerdinG
In it's suggested railroad mergers
that southern Pacific actually con
solidate with Central Paciac. while
the supreme Court hands down its
decision that under the sherman law,
southern Pacific must get RID ~ Gem
trail Pacific. Then in IT'S Reading dc
.Cision. the Supreme Court does not
follow tho same reasoning or arGu-
menis used in preventing tho prefer
red shareholders OF Union Pacific
from joining in the distribution OF
assets. both preferred and common
holders OF Reading being allowed to
participate in the distribution Of as
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Richmond Stock Market
CT, md state Securities.

CT, md state Securities.
Virginia Rs. Old G.
,rs,n.- centuries. !.
= G. aud R.........la9l q. 7bi
IVES, Va. 3ss. .....l23? -
Hond..
c. and Pot. 4. Co. OF
Caro-. rub. Ser. Co Ss.ioo 100 lo2
y and 4. r. Co. 5s.is3s IS 81
V. X. and i. Co. 5s.l93i 7as 81
+. S. Register Guano 8
street Railway stocks.
y. r. and l.. Co.,. - 2Ob
Y. X. aud l.. Co. pr. D. 100 -
V. K. and L. Co.. com. 100 lS3 1914
railroad stocks.
q. G. l.. OF Conn. 100 1913
r.. +. and +. Div.
obligation ........ 100 225
Insurance stocks.
Life lns. Co. OF Va. i"o 100
Va. T.. and NJ. Ins. Co. % 66s 6Si
Hank mud Trust Company stocks.
American National =. 100 235
American Trust Co.
tClass Al ........ $50 W.
Broad Street Bank. - II
broadway National 100 lei
Bk OF Com and rr.. iuu .I5 z1b
Central National -. 100 ITO 1Sb
First National ...... 100 25I
Merchants National. 100 $50 500
Nat. state and
Old Dom. Trust co.. 100 25S 22s
Planters National . 100 400 AIS
Rich. Trust Co....... 100 as
Savings Bk. OF Rich. - %
Union Bank Of Rich
mona OF 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
RICHMOND TIMES THURSDAY,
T VIEWS PACIFIC ROADS DECISION INCONSISTENT


short TING ago. Silks were in very
moderate call. with raw aud thrown SILK
firm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01

tUT IVNHEFID OIL.
NEW YORK. May '3i.-The cottonsc.d
oil market was neglected and generally
easier through lack NJ out side support
and scattered selling nv local traders.
closing to II points net lower sales
20 barrels Prime crude. 1000 nominal
prime summer yellow SPOT. li.OIiiS:
luiy. II e.: September. Il.s1. December.
.73 all bid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
REMOVALS REPORTED

The following removals have i-en
placed on ME at police headquarters.
f.. 4. Anslin 1929 Floyd Avenue.
~ 3Gl2 Williamsburg Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-01
wngr situation Inconsistent.

Then We have railway wages cut
.-with wages OF rubber workers at
Akron Unexpectedly increased. Som"
railroads are reporting better earn
inGs for April compared with last
year and March Of this year. while
others are showing losses. The to-
bacco merger went through. hut som"
others have been dropped. Such con
iuSing news naturally makes trader,
nervous. II is the kind Of markc,
one trader commented to where You
want to look before YOU jump
Today'S weekly review Of the iron
Age says the steel trade continues in
Cr"asinglN favorable. tn" output aV
-TaEinC better than 30 per cent. New
huNls. while not So active, is suf-
;'yicut 10 keep prices up with adj
NHurcs here and there. Improve
mont in tho coal situation Is report
ed for tho niuth week ~ the strike.
Il Is expected that Their. viii h- some
Gliding back ot business 10 get tn"
honcdt OF the lower freight rates to
D .T Ia, ,Nr.