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New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
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FINANCIAL
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, NC.


GIMA LOCOMOTIVE &CORPORATION)
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
To the Holders of Lima Locomotive Cor
K poration First Mortgage 69e Sinking
Fund Gold Bonds Issued Under and Sc
cured by Indenture Dated July L. 1912.
NOTICEI1S HEREBY GIVEN that Lima
Locomotive Works, Incorporated, has de-
termined to exercise the option reserved
to the mortgagor, its successor under
the First 6eo Sinking Fund Sold Mort
gage, dated July l, 1912, made by Lima
Locomotive Corporation to The Equitable
Trust Company OF New York, as Trustee,
to call for redemption the entire Issue Of
said First Mortgage go Sinking Fund
Gold Bonds now outstanding under said
Indenture, and accordingly said Bonds have
been called for redemption and will be-
come due and payable on November !,
1922. at the principal amount thereof and
n premium of ten per cent t109o) of such
the Office of The Equitable Trust Company
of New York No. 81 Wall Street in the
City of New York, N. Y From November
J. 1922 all such bonds shall cease TO draw
interest.
The holders of said bonds may, If they
so desire, present their bonds with all un-
matured interest coupons. at said office
Of The Equitable Trust Company of New
York at any time prior to November j,
1922, and receive payment of the principal
amount of such bonds and the premium of
ten per cent. (f0se) thereof and interest
to the date OF such payment
Dated New York, ". Y, Sept j. 1922
LIMA LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,
INCORPORATED.
* ByaSI. A. LARSEN, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Steel and Ordnance Stocks
Certificates of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
New York CITY Bonds

Acceptable in payment of Fede
axes on the dates of maturity
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

Country Produce
Wheat

Creamery, higher than extras b.. sec@
$she; $Shi extras; 90 score, 3Shc; frsts. sacdp
3oc@S0Ac; centralized cars. 90 score,
sts @$sc 80 score ssM ss score,
salted, higher than extras, 40hc6D41c;
extras, 90 score. 39c@4oc frsts. 34cGp
Sslac; seconds, 32c@SShc; lower grades.
90cm3tla nc; state dairy tubs, finest, S7c@
371Ac; good to prime, s4c@ssc; common
ito fair. zScGDS3c; ladies. current make,
extras. 2oc@ soc; irsts, 27c@28c; seconds,
26c@261ac; lower grades. 24c@25c pack
ing stock. current make, No. /. 26c60
26hc: No. 2. 25c@25hc; lower grades,
22c@24hc.
vor GheessMRoeeipts we're we're soa s boxes Neg
~ run r. 9ie ss" Sfs Wisconsln douSie DAISIES psisss,
2o1a @2o%c; single Daisies, 2oh@2ic;
Young Americas, 201z e@21c.
Eggs Receipts were 1873 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. dozen, 39Q41c; extra
irsts, 3s@SSc; firsts SO @s5c; seconds and
poorer 27@S2c; trade eggs 23@2Se: dir
20@221ac; checks, poor to choice dry,
1S@22c; refrigerator, extra frsts, charges
paid to expiring d dates At Is SOC; hrsts s5h
hennery whites, uncandled extras, $50
6oc; nearby hennery whites, extras. 10
cal candlsd % @6oG; nearby and nearby
So sec; extra tirsts, 4s@5ic; irsts. 420
47c; nearby gathered whites, firsts to eex-
ira firsts, 42@5oc; undergrades 35@ g 4sc;
whites, extras 5l@52c; extra frsts, 400
Soc hrsts 4lD45c; undergrades. 81 @ Acc;
medium, 6@4Oc; pullets,. 30dp33c; other
Western and Southern. gathered whites,
"a @ 45c; nearby and nearby Western hen
merry browns, 42@ 45c; nearby brown and
mixed colors, gathered extras, 39D4lc;
tirsts to extra firsts, 33@38c.
Potat0es--Je Jersey eobblers sack. S165@
190; giants, 90c@D$140: sacks, 5O01T5c;
J., l., 165 lbs. $2-4O@2,5o; $50 lbs, s2.25;
No. 2s s1,oo@1.25; sweets. Jersey, basket.
$1.25@l.75; No. rs, 4o@75c; u. s., bbl;;.
and Mr. basket. 35c 0$1,25; yams, Jerseys,
basket, Sl.o0@1.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
u Puy Interests Buy
Chelsea Exchange Bank
slssard S. Rothchild To Be
President; Plan to Ex-
tend Facilities

announcement was made yesterday
81 control Of the Chelsea Exchange
fnk had been acquired by synai-
te headed by Herbert Du Puy, for
csiy chairman of the Crucible Steel
onrany. and now president of the
Z ccrcwood Realty Holding Company:
ward s: Rothchild, chairman of the
ioiic National Bank, and Lamar
afdy, former Corporation Counsel.
ne bank has its main Office at 26s
s"est Thirtyfourth Street and
sanches at Forty-eighth Street and
Roadway, and at 135th Street and
venth Avenue.
Mr. Rothchild, retiring as chairman
he Public National, assumes the
! esidency of the Chelsea; Mr.. Du Puy
rs been elected its chairman, and Mr..
atdy becomes director and its
unsel. 1t is planned to extend the
eliities of the bank through estab
h!nent of additional branches.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
New York Metal Market

Tin was quiet and easy with Straits
quoted at 32.oO@32.75c; Straits ship
ments, 32.Oo@32.5Oc; standard, $4,000
S2.5oc, and 80 per cent, s1.75@32.25c.
Copper, quiet; standard spot, Septem-
Der and October, 13.25@1362Mc, and
electrolytic spot, September and Octo-
ber, 1922 M14.O0c. Lead, quiet; New
York spot, $3.50, and East St, Louis
spot, 552kc. Zinc, quiet; New York
spot, 6.55c. and East st. Louis spot,
6.I71bG625c.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CEEESAPEAkE AND 3hfs
RAILWAY COMPANf .s.

~ wsz.f34ll
Notice of Special Stoekhoiders asssA aasss
Richmond. Va, August ". s'ss r.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that 9 as 4
esesapssss s1ss Ssssins and Gf oS Rssss
been called by the Board OF Directors 3. ~ -
Company TO be held at the principal a oa&s ~
the Company, in the City Of kicnu,,ossss. 70, ss.ssss
ginia,. on Tuesday, the ssth day q stz y
her. 1922. at 1l;oe O'Clock A. a- ," z
(a) To consider and aes upen .IsI VII
posel to increase the Company 81 -, 4,
stock by the addition thereto q ss,ss i i
the par amount of $50, coz. .ese. y -
divided into 500 900 shares q iss "a
value OF Sleo each, so as 10 MAKE make ~ ares
authorized par amount os ssss. ssI IA
stock s1s5. zoo. 600. consisting Of Lss,sa -
shares OF the par value of $ioe essss' esss ~
increass OF capital stock 10 e oss,.s.siss,. y
class or classes. with such dss'sps.,ss.ss a..s.s
preferences and voting powsss. o. ftsssss Il
lions or qualifica tfons tasrrcA, - i
stockholders at said meeting ~ sassas 4
terfnine or authorize; and = A
without limiting the generaiiE 'sst 1
foregoing. TO consider and aet VIZ IA
proposal that the additional sspfss' 81
be in the FIRST instance E7sferissas "a
and that the same, or any snessoss
De convertible into common s7eenJf fnJfsx.rsss
(bl To authortze tins Board at Ls$ ss,~$ y
or the Company from time % ssssi.s2
issue and 70 dispose OF sncn "A s}f
IN the exercise OF It's lawfli e's
determine. IN
(e) TO ratify and confirm sucs 80 n
theresofore taken or authorised n r.
Board In anticipation of saeh acsssA acissssA y
the stockholders, as may be seea'a. seessasr *
TIE meeting. and TO take such vssss vssssssst.sI
further action in the premises. ssss5 n
the authorization of any neeessss-s.s 4
appropriate amendment or asfssssa'lzS asfssss"s, ,ltzS
: no charter OF the Company, as ,ssg w. g,siss,
and sfss'
tde For the transaetion OF ssSe sassSss,s n
business as may properly CONS ss's'7
meeting ~
transfer books will be closed az 4. * $50
Vridsy. September Z. 1894, and refsaasssssa s.
until 10 A. NJ. on Wednesday, septsaA
is22
b. Order Of tss sfocrd Of Istssesw.s.sy
A. TREvvETT. Sssffss.ss-- Sssff.s,-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Heavy Liquidation,
I'm Cotton Due to
Southern Hedging
December Slumps SIS a.
Bale Compared With Last
Weeks Close; General
Market so TO ga OF

notwithstanding the combined influ-
ences of Fridays bullish crop figures
and improving domestic labor condi-
lions, there WAS q very severe break in
the cotton market yesterday. This .ap-
pearesi to originate in the volume and
perslstency of Southern hedge selling
wnieh unsettled the confidence of re-
cent buyers in the speculative markets
and led to heavy general liquidation.
stop orders were uncovered from time
20 TIME az prices worked lower and the
break extended to ~ zoe for December In
the late trading. This represented a de-
cline OF exactly SIS y bale or a cent a
poand' az compared with the closing quo
tation Of last week. and OF 1856 points or
over SO halo. as compared with the hirh
price touched sust before the publication
n 81, the governments crop estimate on
Fr,uay morning. December closed at
sl,soc. with the general market closing
os barely steady at net decline of so to
9s points
The market opened steady at 81 decline
OF ! TO points. Heavy offerings were
pretty well absorbed at the start by trade
Dus,ng, covering or speculative support
shcourageu b. the settlement of the hard
soai ,ai strike and reports OF continued
uroughty weather conditions in the South
west over the holidays. THIS early de-
mand WAS soosl supplied however and
While there WAS enough covering or trade
noving 70 cause slight rallies from time
10 10 liihe during the day, each OF them met
increased offerings.
Local traders found nothing in tho gen
eral news to explain the weakness of the
Ihhfket which vas consequently attributed
20 the evident disposition Of the South to
secure present prices for present or pros
pective receipts. There are some traders
VINO ma certain significance in the fact
.hat Tour times since the beginning OF
Suly the market has reacted very sharply
from approximately the 23c level. and a
question is raised as to whether cotton
goods can be sold freely on the basis Of
kets az officially reported were rs to il2
points lower. with a fair volume of bust
ness.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 90 points lower at 2l.S5c for
midditng. No sales were reported.
The range Or prices
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED DyEwooD conpoR Ar,

II NJ.
New York. September igea
M PHi.s ~ ~EhtshD CAPITAL. STOCK DIyIDESIs NJ, "a
COMMON CAPITAL STOCK DIVIDEND No ss
!, !, = ne e Following dividends on the stocks OF
tnis corporation have been declared:
a uiVideud OF Si.l5 per share (froin a sum
set ASIDE for the payment OF $500 per share
Tor ths year 1929 on the Preferred Stock !:
3 g. s utyidsho Q. " 90 per share on the Common
STOCK. both dividends payable October 2, 1922.
70 holders OF record of Preferred and Com
mon Stocks at the close of business Septesa-
ber 15, 1922 -
The Transfer Books will not be closed
Inecks VIII be mailed by the New York
Trust Company OF New York
ERNEST w. PICKER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Firestone of Canada Is

The current price for Firestone Tire
and Rubber Of Canada Is of 1887 should
have been listed as 90 in the compila-
tion of 1922 bond fiotations appearing
in yesterdays Tribune That for New
York State Railways 61as of 1862 is
1OO The errors resulted from mad
vertent use of current quotations of
bonds of similar nomenclature.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

Nrw Orleans quiet rs points lower at 21c
sales. 1.76a bales. Mobile steady 50 points
lower at 2o,25c: sales, 2G3 bales Savannah
steady, rs points lower at 20.8Sc; sales
lSS bales, Memphis steady rs points
lower at elise: sales, 1000 bales Augusta
steady, / IL points lower at 2O.63c; sales
T31 bales. Houston steady. 30 points lower
at g0.S5c: sales 21260 bales. Little Rock
steady. 80 points lower at 2l.25c: sales
1893 bales. Dallas steady, SIS points lower
at 20.3oc; sales, 1897 bales Montgomery
steady, rs points lower at 20.e5c; snlcs. so
bales Fort Worth quiet 80 points lower
at 90 3Oc. Sales QG1 ha.,s
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

The bonds bearing the above numbers
will be paid Mt par and accrued interest
upon presenta alton at the Office Of the
undersigned on September %. 1922 on
which date interest on said bonds viii
cease.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee
100 Broadway, New York, N X.
A. G. Downing Jr.. Assistant Secretary.
September s. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES
LICGETT & MYERS TOBACCO co

St Louis, Mo, August 81. 1922
The transfer books of the Registered TO
bonds OF LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO
COMPANY will close at o'clock p. NJ,
September 18th, 1922, for the payment of
interest on said bonds due October and, 1922.
and will reopen at 10 o'clock A, Nj, Octo-
ber 3rd. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

The feature OF the trading seemed to be
the free offerings from Wall Street
houre, with large Cuban connections,
coupled with selling by a lower Wall
Street sugar mouse owning Cuban planta-
tions. This pressure took the edge off the
market. other traders preferring to await
developments in the street market. Sales
We're estimated at about 10000 tons
The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
London Metal Market

LONDON, Sept. 5.-Standard copper,
spot, G63 Is Cd; futures, f63 los; cleo
trolytic, SPOT, $40 SIS; futures, s70 15s;
tin, spot, s159 12s Sd; futures, $3.50;
lead, spot, a24 5s; futures, e23 los;
zinc. spot, s31 IS; futures, e20 los.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Joint Stock Land Bank
6s, 195l-l931 ........ look 102A 475
Joint Stock Land Bank
5lss. sl 1851 1881 -. .losM 1o5 IA 4ss
es 1939-192A ...99 90 100 500
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5las, ls5i-1931. 105h 1861 472
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank bs. 1937-1940.. 99% lO0M 4so
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank 5s 19EI-193I..102i4 1O3 4s4
Chicago Joint Stock Lard
Bank SIS, 1952-i932 1924 103X AGO
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Cottonseed Oil

New low records for the present position
were established in the cottonseed oil mar
ket yesterday and final quotations We're
near the lowest of the day, with net de-
clnes of 13 to 40 points. The October
position showed the greatest losses and
was influenced by heavy hedging pressure
and active liquidation, prompted by weak
ness in the Crude market and slow cash
demand. Total sales for the day We're
A2,200 barrels
Tho ranYo of nrices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
BOND NOTICE

| SAINT MAURICE LUMBER COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
provisions of Trust Deed dated September
| 8. 1907 the following bonds have been
drawn by lot tor account of the Sinking
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
AMERICAS a caN cn

A quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters per cent. has been declared on
the Preferred Stock Of this Company. pay :
able October Cd, 1922, TO Stockholders OF
record at the close Of business September
10Th. 1922. Transfer Books will remain
open, Checks mailed
r. II. ISMoN. Secretary and Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Cotton Statistics

lower Market opened quiet, unchanged
TO 5 points lower than Monday and closed
weak at "A to 4s points decline. October
closed at 12.29d December, 1211d; Janu-
ary 12.06d; March. I'D and May. 11.91d
Spot cotton in more demand at Sc points
decline. compared with Friday Mid
ding 1334d. Sales, 10000 bales Ameri-
can. 5000 bales. Imports. 5000 bales;
American, 4, 900 bales. Manchester Yarns
quiet; cloths, moderate demand, The IL
O'Clock bids cabled to Liverpool follow:
October. SD; December, 2l,74d; Janu-
ary .21 God. MAY 81 SGD
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Philadelphia
Bonds

$500 Elec, & Poop As 71A 17A II II
1900 1900 Y Coal 5s: .1001a 1909 100 Y 1907
1000 do ann'ty Is. 1872 l22 122 i29
1000 Phil Co cons 5s 90 90 90 30
loOo 1920 Phil El 1st 5s zoos 1OOis 1OOB 1905
fooo so0o 90 90 rs .... 1o2 lo2 102 1O2
1VOO Y z Us rs 108 q los "a los "a los IA
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

80 Church Street. New York city.
August 23d. 1922
CENT t2ge) has this day been declared on
the COMMON STOCK of this Corn pany.
PAYABLE September 30th, 1929 to stock
holders of record September 18th. 1929
The transfer books will not be closed
Checks Will be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company.
H. S. BANGHARr. Treaaurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
DIVIDEND NOTICES
KELLY-SpRTNCFIELD TIRE

A quarterly dividend cf enc dollar .:eg s9ss s3srE
cents tsi.6el per share on shs Six ~ 20 15s
Preferred Ste nf this COMPANY ~ y siafs
Declared. payable October 2 1885 Ss.,szf5
holders Of record at the close si N
September is, 1872 -, |
G. p. sTEwART- -sJ5THEx ss,sss. ss,vs
New York September 9. 1888.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
LIGGETT & MYERS TOBACCO CO.

st. Louis, Mo, August 81, 1922.
dividend of one and three quarters per
cent t1Aeo) has been declared on the Pre-
ferred Stock Of Lggett & Myers Tobacco
Company, payable October End. 1922, TO
stockholders OF record at the close OF husi-
ness Sept 18th, 1922. Checks will be mailed
z. T. ANDERSON, Treagurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

HOuthtrn spot Market-Galveston weak,
. points lower at 2lc; sales, 2,723 bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Boston Curb
Chicago

Sales. Open High Low Ja.t
Z $50 armour pf.. 100 100 100 100
Iso Com w Edison1s1 s131 lsl I31
Sooo Cont Motors. sN sss 9h >as
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06
Railway steel-spring Company.

% ctIurOIf 9tItte, 1ASeW. 4 OrK CITY.
August 23d 1929.
A quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT I&s.)
has this day been declared on the PRE-
FERRED STOCK of this Company pay
able September goth, 1922. to stocAholders
of record September 9Th, 1929
The transfer books will not be closed,
Checks viii be mailed by Bankers Trust
Company.
H. S. BANGHART. Treasurer
Halfway steel-spring Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-06

Sales. OPEN High Low rast
Is Am 1T & Tr.143h 144 1897 14S1s
,l doo Col Motors S% 32s 3as 3aa
$500 Cont Motors . 9h 9X 9is 9T
225 Det Edison. ia 1869 ia 116
Is Ford ........410 410 410 4l0
2000 Gladys Belle. % 22 22 %
800 Lnderman Stl 9h 91h 81 9Is
100 Mich Sugar. 6h 6l5 6E 6l
100 Mot Prod 79& 79% 79as 79at
40 Pack pf ... 81 s7% 81 S71S
4oo Reo ....:,.,. 1873 13Ts 1919 1871
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04
Belgian Merchant.
Marine 60 Per Cent
Larger Than In 1914

Washington, Nov. 4.-Belgium's
merchant marine is sixty per cent
larger than it was III 1914, according
to o report to the commerce depart
ment today from Commercial At
tache/Cross at Brussels. Losses to the
Belgian merchant fleet by submarine
warfare, amounting to 100000 gross
tons. a third Of her fleet. he said. were
made good, by the. award as repair
atoms Of SO German ships of 10000
tons.
For 1929 he reported the Belgian
merchant fleet numbered 275 vessels
Of 579, 900 tons, compared with 1872
ships Of $4,000 tons in 1914. More
than 20 American vessels have been
added to the Belgian merchant ma
rIne by purchase since the a
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04
STEADILY REDUCE
THE PUBLIC DEBT

Washington. Nov. 4-Despite the
temporary increase Of $685. 900. 900
in tho public debt during October the
treasury has made almost %uninterrup-
ted progress IN its reduction from the
var peak Of 1866, O00, 900, Secre-
tary Mellon declared last night in a
formal statement.
Since the peak Of tAugust-81, 1919.
he showed, the debt had been reduc-
ed to t22.41S.oo0.0o0 on Sept. 80; 1892.
There have been fluctuations from
time to time, however. u a result Of
BORROWINGS for refunding purposes
and temporary deficiencies in the cur
rent revenues. This was the case in
October. he declared when there was
a temporary increase in che debt as
a result of refunding operations in
volvlhg the issue Of $%b00.00D.O00 of
treasury bonds and the excess Of cur
rent expenditures. arising from heaty
payments Of interest on the public
debt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04
TACIlCS'OF
fascist ARE
HITTING SNACS
Conflict With Soviets as Re-
suit Of Recent Raid
Is Feared.

\ Paris, Noy. 4.-The go-getter tactics
Of Fascist. which heretofore have
overcome all obstacles. with amazing
swiftness, are nov reported to be
striking a few .snags:
Conflict with the Soviet government
u Moscow is feared as a result of q
raid which dispatches to Paris say
was made yesterday upon the Rome
bureau of the Russian commercial
delegation by seven Fascist from I'M
ola. Rushing into the offices the band
Of provincial Fascist dragged OF an
ALLEN employe. posted him against a
we'll and shot him. =
A dispatch from Chiasso, near the
italian frontier. to La Matin. says that
One Socialists in Italy have issued a
manifesto to the country declaring
they have nothing to fear from
Fascism. This manifesto maintains the
new government will be unable to
solve financial problems with the same
ease hat it enjoyed in smoothing out
political tangle9.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04
THREE KILLED WHEN
TRAIN HITS.AN AUTO

Fairfield, a., Nov. 4.-Thrse per
SONS were killed and two others were
seriously injured when Chicago. B1rl-
inEton and Quincy passenger train NO
9 crashed into an automobile dnven
by ". f.. Miller Of, Brighton mere
last night. ~
Mrs. w. F. Miller, her two daugh.
ters. Of Brighton, and L. F. Ruth o.
Queen City. Nc, were killed. MIS-
Ruth and Miller were m
>jIredr Mrs. Ruth is not expected to
recoyer. 1t is reported that her back
wos broken in the crash.
The Ruth family arrived in Fair.
field Friday afternoon and had just
completed negotiations for the renting
Of a farm when the accident oc-
CURED.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04
HOW MANY RATS
DO YOU FEED

There are more rats than human
beings. Each Of us supports two or
three Of these pests. They are per-
manent unlimited guests in our prem
It costs the United State, $500, ooo.-
900 a year to feed It's rat population.
In return for our. hospitality they
waste our substance, bring US q
choice assortment of diseases, and
scatter filth.
We do little: to combat them. Hap
hazard trapping and poisoning are
not effective. The war against them
must be systematic. organized. scien-
title. =.
The department Of agriculture has
made n exhaustive study Of this sub
ject and has printed the results in q
24-page booklet with illustrations.
Send for this authoritative booklet
and learn how to get rid of these an
noydng and destructive pests.
This is a free government publica-
tion. and Jul Washington informa-
ton bureau will secure a copy for any
reader who fills out and mails the
coupon below. Enclose two cents in
stamps for return postage.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-04
JUDGE DE VRIES
HAS RESIGNED

Washington. Nov. 4.-The resigna-
ton Of Marion de Vr.es as presiding
Judge Of the U. S. court of customs
appeals offered recently has been &C
cepted by the president, 1t was said
last night. Judge De Vries leaves the
government service after. more than a
score Of years to resume the practice
of law.
In accepting the resignation, Presi-
hent Harding wrote Judge de Vries
that the record he had made in pub
lie office was one "for which those
whoS are responsible for government
must be abidingly grateful"