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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
Gland Loses in
Esstige in Egypt,
Using Her Troops

,,v Associated Pressl
Lv,nS Sf Egypt, Feb. 22.-Eng'
|,Dpears entirely to have lost the
III ',Il of the Egyptians, both in
Xiv and collectively, as a re.
\ tbe failure of the Anglo
Iti,n negotiations for a treaty
|tbe refusal of the British gov
n 70 withdraw troops from
kcuntry.
M is again quiet after the fail
the revolution in December.
|o,rists may now come and go
N fear of danger, but Egypt
IN normal condition. Marshal
|, enforced and many newspa-
including the leading English
The Egyptian Gazette, have
Iusuended for the publication of
En- of the policy of the Brit
bvernment.
Eryptians are resentful over
|thev characterize as offensive
,ce' of the memorandum sent
NERAL Allenby, the British high
,siOner, to the sultan notify
|im that Egypt was a link in
british empire and that her
could not be withdrawn.
|utians are indignant also over
rrpst and Punishment of Zagh-
Pssha and other nationalist
and exceedingly angry over
deaths inflicted during the
has revolution.
Irder to prevent Zaghloul's fol-
from using that indispensable
h Of modern revolutions,
Lord Allenby has issued a
" decree directing that no
in Egypt shall pay out any
belonging to zaghloul Pasha,
HE nationalist party, of which
president, without the permits
the high commissioner.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22
department
allied to Stop
Ia Student Battle

N. Y, Feb. 22.-It took
\ department, the police force,
the town officers and prac-
|every resident of this hitherto
Long Island village to quell
\ between freshmen and soph-
Of Columbia university early
After fire hose pointed at
fbatants had stopped the fight
|TentS found themselves in the
|ckup, one was nursing wounds
by an automobile before
be was thrown in the scrim-
a score were bathing dis
|eyes or applying liniment to
F bruises, and forty fresh
Puli themselves tied hands
captives of the sopho-
SOphomOres had rushed an
Re $50 freshmen were having
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22

Hint to stout men: A divorce suit
always makes a man seem very
small.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22

board of the league, the deans and
the members of the Epworth league
institutes, to give consideration to
vital questions of the ministry of the
league to young people.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22

If ever you have been dragged
down by the current, you know how
to sympathize with the nations be-
ing dragged down by the currency.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-02-22

Pearn from hard experience,
time they will have sense
p time of war to prepare for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
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AUTOMOBILES



Service statIons-RepairIng IS
WELDfNG-Cast steel aluminium. brass
ws s,d5 cleaned SaTSop and 6o9bsd 'T The
White Welding Co. 20 y. Polk 81.
rear Of Gas CO. o1iee.
DO YOU WANT BETTER SERVICE on
automobile repairing and Tefnishing
II 50. see Us. We can satisfy yDu both
as 20 quality and price. Better Service
Garage. go Ninth 81. Phone Misha-
waka 2t77. T.. g. EATON
WE TEACH WELDING.
We also weld al metals
so REND WELDING co
2l9h So. 81. Joe Vain 341z
Park Your Car 15A
Park YOTR CAR at 31e w. Jefferson
nv. 15c DAY Cars washed and pol
ished STORAGE 500 per month.
Auto Livery-Garages I6
AUTOMOBILE STORAGE
Day. week or month.
Steam heat-day and night service
FRANKLIN MARMON co.
5ll-1T Lincoln Way West. Main 2l2
FOR RENT-Garage for machine shop;
S2j per month. 500 s. Lafayette. Call
Mishawaka 1896.
STORAGE AND REPAIRS
, Day and night service Cars washed.
WEST END GARAGE
lNEl W DlNlrlOu In ltUt
Wanted-AutonpobIe II
TRUCK-213 or ton truck wanted
Hurwich Iron Co. 200 W South 81
WELLS repaired new wells and cistern
cleaning. III Hale, Cal LapOrte Av.
Phone Lincoln 1897.
WANTED -FOrd coupe or good bug III
rect from owner. Must be in good me-
chanical condition. Address Box 133.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered. IS
MJLT1GRAPHED LETTERS to solicit
advertising. by the News Times, have
brought results Leslie Multigraph Let
ter Service. 22s Farmers Trust. M-2427.
NURSERY STOCK bargains. Buy direct
from grower and save agents commits
sion Send for our latest cataloR. Kan
kakee Nursery. kankakee. Ill
sERVICE-Our multigraph letters sat
isfy the advertiser and bring in the
business; ask The News Times The
Direct Advertising Co, 129 w. Colfax
Av. Lincoln 1914.
HAVE YOU thought about your last
years straw hat? You have heard what
ishing. blocking and resewing into diff
ferent shapes. The cost Is small.
Don't wait for the rush. South BENZ
Hat Bleachery, i1s S. Main st. Main
1898.
HOUSECLEANING3- Let MS renovate
and rebuild your mattresses. Skilled
wOrKmen. Prices reasonable. Geo.
Wandel. 623 Cushing St Phone L. 21S5.
HAVE YOUR RUGS washed by the Ham
iltOu Beach way. IL makes 'em look
like new. Lincoln GAS.
HOUSE CLEANING-Now is the time to
have your windows and house cleaned
up we also clean carpets with the
Hamilton Beach machine. South Bend
Window Cleaning Co. 124 n. Michigan
St lincoln 6134.
Nursery Stock ISA
TEN FINE TWO YEAR APPLE. $3.50 !;
each. 40c Medium size Jonathan. 100
best black raspberry, SLIGO; 200 at 50
early. medium or late bearing. Plenty
Concord grape yet at half agents
prices Why waste money these hard
H. Nu g.sUw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
gUGGE99nPO
Cheerfulness

CheerfuIness
Cheerulness invites courage assist in reaching the
summit 1t sends out a hopeful call to success
Good cheer paints pictures the canvas OF
the mind 1t shows todays small beginnings in the light
of hard work and Perseverancethe OPtimist catches
glimpse of the goal ahead.
The with bright spot in his nature sees the sun
of achievement shining through the clouds OF doubt and
encouragement He fights because he knows the re-
wards
The cheerful habit makes man put his best foot for
ward his best thought action and his best chance OF
success to the test.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
AUTOMOBILES

AutomobIIes for saIe. a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
LIVE STOCK

PONY-FoUr year old Shetland pony
with saddle and birdie Kind and gen
tie Price SO. See Charles az Robert ,
sons. 1919 r jefferson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
Musical. Dancing Dramatic 4

only Charles e. Gates Dancing Studio
10 r. Wayne ST Phone Lincoln 64e1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

SPECIAL BARGAINS
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THE
NEXT FEW DAYS. WHILE THEY
LAST. WE HAVE THE MOST
WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN
USED FORD CARS IN INDIANA.
COME ~ AND GET THEM At
YOUR OWN PRICE AND TERMS.
OPEN EVENINGS. W. R. HIN
KLE. INC. 223-5-7-s n. LAFAY-
ETTE BLVD.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
EMPLOYMENT


Statesmen And Agents 30
MEN AND WOMEN agents Must have
experience inn cspvassing. Apply ran
tOrium TailOrs. '2O3 W. Center 81
Statesmen to sell Health and Accident
policies 10 men and women; also In
dustrial Life policies TO men, women
and children.
Home Accident & Health Insurance &c.
Dean Bldg.
South Bend, Ind.
SALESMAN - Good responsible live
salesman TO represent Us in Northern
Indiana This is a good thing for the
right party Write Mr.. Van Mugs, care
Thomas Andrews Sales Co, Ola y.
Capitol av., Indianapolis Ind, or see
Mr. Van Mugs at Robertson Hotel Mon
day. March 9th at o o'clock.
SALESMEN-There Is married man
living in this city, who is at present
employed but worth more than he is
getting. If this party will come TO Us.
we will place him where he can earn
what he is worth. If this man is as
ambitious as we believe him TO be he
will answer this al. Address Box lbs.
News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
REAL ESTATE FOR REM


MODERN APARTMENT or house ur
Furnished wanted nFc nr six rooms
Responsible business uian- Three i0
family Mast Do within nVc nr SIX
blocks Of business district Box 10
NTED-Furnishad room. housefeeD
ing room furnished apartment or fur
nishnd house Ir first class neighh0r-
hood Must 'a high grade. RT mar
rIcd couple WITH -Ir YrIr girl III fherr
above and lH.- bot object fo children.
would De- -iaI fn hear from surh q
place References fUru shed Box is.
News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
MERCHANDISE
HousehoId Goods.

AT SCHWARTZS Refrigerator.
5000; Davenport table. Si95O Iady's
suite. S9q5O'. 3 piece walnut bedroom
suite. SSSJ pedestal. $500. 6 piece
dining suite $1,000. piece fibre suite
$3.50 Out Of the high rent district Is
why
42i . 25 s Chaplin ST. Phone Lin. e7is
open Mon, Tues Thurs and Sat. nights
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

FARN BARGAINS

80 acres four miles west ~ city s.
room house fair condition. and barn.
acres or timber win sell ON contract
OF trade for city property.
30 acres Ou Lincoln Highway East.
four miles Of Ni~hawaka- 50 rod s
frontage very desirable location for
suburban homes price. $1,000 T. j.
Clark a son. 1874 ;@i~ Farmers Trust
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

OUR USED CARS MAKE GOOD
OR WE WILL
BUICK five passenger. This car has
had exceptionally good care. which you
viii notice from examination; equip
ped with cord tires and one spare
paint is first class; new top. and the
Price Sos. Superior Motor Sales Co.
2l3-1j S. Main st. Main 1S5.
MAXWELL 5-passenger touring car,
1920. We are Offering you in this car
one Of the best values we have had 10
this style car for 80 days and we as
sure you that you will be very pleased
10 own this car after n demonstration
in it at S325.00
BUICK six cylinder four passenger
coupe, just rcfnishcd. and looks like
new. The equipment consists Of good
tires and one spare, spot light and
bumper. The mechanical condition is
i'm first class shape in every respect
and our price on this car we consider
is poo less than il should he for the
value we are Offering. Price S675.O0.
STUDEBAKER six. 1918. 5-passenger.
We are going 10 offer this car az a low
price I'm order 10 move 10 quickly. IL
rs in Al first class running condi-
ton. IL IL equipped with first class
tires. good battery and is all ready 20
60 right ont and continue i'm service.
our price for a quick sale is 10000
We have several first class used cars
all standard makes, which we offer al
real bargain prices. We invite you to
come i'm and inspect them.
TERMS If DESIRED
SUPERIOR MOTOR SALES CO.
2lS =. MAIN ST.
Main 1Sj
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

SUBURBAN HOME-i5iE sores cIfT I'm.
its main road. Brick house barn .
chicken house etc Fruit. berries. a.
falfa 5000 Wesley Van Vain. ca
Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Classes

THE South BEND Business College Is
placing graduates in good positions
every week in the year This school
Is recognized by the business public as
headquarters for offce positions Enter
any Monday during April Phone
Main SOL
THE THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
High grade-the hest. Mich. & wash.
NJ 2!06 Night day ENTER NOW.
Licensed Emp. Dept places graduates
and others in hest positions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

FOR SALE. g, N, 90 40. IN. -. 81 e6
1en. ia. 1tn. Dos acres Good build
iuEs. fences. fiIed. and good roads
Twelve 20 30 miles from Toledo Cool
sugar beet and corn land " =
Turner. BHs~feIf. Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

FARMS FOR SALE. TRADE OR LEASE
in an parts Of the county: any size
farm on terms 20 suit the times. VIII
exchange for city property or mer-
chandise. Charles Weidler. 207 IS
jefferson 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS


NELSON ~ IONS with the aid ~ tbe
only licensed lady embalmcr En- the
city. and 80 years experience deserves
consideration should misfortune come
% your family Wayne and 81 Joe
rfe Lincoln 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13
SECURITY Statesmen

If you are a live wire and can fur
nish references we can OFFER you q
place on our staff selling a bond
that is now yielding 1870 per an
mum. Particulars in first letter.
Box %. News Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-13

NHIINIIINH -
AGFNTS-Water Kitchen Aprons
shopping Bags Highest Grade. sam
ple proposition. Bon-Ton, oil South
Broadway. 81. Louis. Mo.
AGFNTS-Your opportunity to be fnde-
pendeut and prosperous. Become our
speciai representative. sell goods IN
constant demand Particulars free
The BacoTn Co., Elmira, y. \.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. MD, April 10
i3tatoes.Wh!te. 100 pounds. 1850
10: No. 2. 60M75; new potatoes, bbi.
J.0OM7.15: sweets and yams, Dbl, ESQ
M3.oO: No. 9. l.50rl.75: bu.. i.OOGp
10: No. =. 5O0G0; asparagus, dozen
f.0OW5.5O: No. =. 2.0OGp3.60; beans,
hamper. l.50W3.0O; bccts. bunch. 8
as; cabbage. hamper. l.00ScI so; ear
r0tS. bunch. 3Wj; caulinower. crate,
i.5OW2.oo: celery, dozen. l.00nl25
crate. 2.30M $50; cucumbcrs. crate,
100 3.23: eggplant, crate, l.50I3.5O:
kalc, bn.. 20n2J.
Lettuce. basket. l.0OI2JO: onions.
100 pounds, 7.00r 800: No. 2, {.OUdt
900: spring onions. 100. 1000
l.23: parsnips. basket. %: peas.
2;5oW 800; radlshcs. basket. I.OOI2O0;
rrhlnbarb. bunch. iM5; spinach. bu..
700 80: squash. crate. 2.5V43.25: to-
hihtocS. crate, l.25gt $50.
Poultry-Livc. youn, chickens, H..
ofn3'' rough and shaggy. 2702s:
winter. 4Oapi5: spring. So az 80: white
leShorns. i5U 30: old hens. erase;
oiu ROSTERS. l5ml6: ducks. 22m2S:
pigeons. pair. 4jt50: guinea fowl.
young. IOqt75: old, 30 ciiU
ESBS--LosS off: native and nearby
"TH,S. dozen. %: Southern 81.
utter-Crcamcry. fancy, ~. 40D
~: prints. nae; nearby creamery.
49,; ladies'. 2Gm2S; rolls. 2l023:
store packed, II: dairy prints. 22Gi2J:
pioCcSS butter. 2GU2I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
WASHINGTON MARKETS

J.: WAsiliIrN,GToN, y. C, April 10
southern. 20.
,u Live ponl,ryI,,Roos,ers. per ID. Is:
eng; per ID, G0u65: keats. young,
each. 5omG0; fowls. 27T2s.
Dressed poultry-Fr"sh killed
winter chickens. per H.. i0mi5: hens.
per ID, IS. ROSTERS. per In 90,
turkeys. per ID. 30Q 40: keats. y.une'
ror~ Dressed. small. per H.. 10;
heavy. sail. 49,
Live s,ock-Calvcs. choice. per Ill.,,
?t@lO; medium. sm9. thin. 5Ii7;
lambs, lambs; choice; per ID, l7Uis; live
Green fruit-Apples. per bbi. 5.oo4
ll.O0: per bu. basket. 2.j0ft325: West
ern. per bcA. 2.7oui.3o California
oranges. per crate. 7.G0M $50: lemons.
per box. 5.oou 80. grapefruit. per
box. 100 1850: Florida oranges, 700
"a 500: Strawberries. l6N2Ti per at
EcEcta blcs-Potato's, No. /. per.
Dbl. 2.50m 80: per sack 36OsrJh "a
sweets. 2.5UM 800 lettuce. Southern
per crate, l.C0fi2.50: romHtnc Lettuce.
S.uo u 40; cymblings. per crate. 1901
S'"o. onions, per crate. 5000 500: CALI
phgr. new. per cwt.. 2.00Fr3.OO: GU
cuinbcrs. 3.oOfi4.50; cggplants, per
crate. 3.o0m $50: tomatoes. pcr hnN
Florida. ".00m3.5O beans, 2.5OGI 1. 90
per basket: peppers. per crate 200 a,
dozen, 2.0QIi $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20

'se TO-DAY advances OF 10 10 Ii points
hu,.,,, sevf'u in the early trading on
lbs simulated BY Wet weather in III,
"h''e .atcr on there ras break
-, ne ,H""; Of tho weekly crop re-
."'"S from the government. which most
""utF' considered were much moro fay
."o'e than expected. In the afternoon
az The 'aEora2.s orinion OF developments
~ inmS nennoa conference carrica nrirrs
Sha III III. .owsst levels. ? TO Is points under
10 &c Ssc oil yesterday. May trading down
high prics compact with III. as the
i oeS,s az ~, ~ with the lis, showing net
Tha On me day ~ 20 points
ar II" ind enFiy buying was in The face of,
- h"ss O. heavy rains in IN. ,an,-.I
90, "nu 50 farther east ;i,hourL i,
-, CpNSid'rri that rains ~ so,,,S -
n"itreS RI the Eastern bal, were bcn".
~ 49,, "vse rains coming on IN. hirh
trah hoHHt water IN the rivers in tho cen,
~, caused considVrab l.. 'unensIncss
p,,ntinE,' 10y ,cr"n reports Indicated that
;Mis int; - a oe"n done ON a larger scale
,ossIbis NIX man most people though;
~ v,i r EasIsIn eIit than was rcrorSad IN
iStnrnS. because Of This nuI ~.
~ 49, me trad. rcIardcd the t;cn"" con-
n,. ~, S"'h" NIUE long cotton was thrny,
'''''O"Fd IN the afternoon "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
Xxx STOCK MARKET RESUMES ITS UPWARD COURSE

system OF the United States dissimi-
Ear from that OF any carrier on tho
Eastern scaboard and perhaps else
where. and
whereas. that status being rec
obhi%cu' The Chesapeake and Ohio
the Seaooard Air Line. the. Southern
isaiiway, the Atlantic Coast Limo. TN.
pennsylvania Railroad and tho Raj
''horc and Ohio Railroad. ,broupb
JOINT ownership OF the Richmond
Washington Line. composed OF the
Hlchmond. Fredericksburg and po-
'omac railroad and tho Washinuton
southern taiiroad. own n coptrolI
ing interest In said Richmond. srcd-
eficksburS and Potomac Ra,Irood
Is n Practical Merger.
Whereas. such ownership :,
practical merger of tho Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac R,n-
road WITH tho CARRIERS Raove named.
ana
Whereas. tho Commonwealth or
Virginia Is a large stock holdcr in
the Richmond, Frcdcricksburc and
Potomac Railroad. jealousy deter
mined to protect its interests ann
''c interests OF the people or this
Comm In such ownership,
and
Whereas. this joint owncrshin
ana association OF interests does not.
and W" arc convinced will not. opcr-
ate against the public interest. nor
impair among the carriers named
the Gull force OF their natural com
rctitiva relations.
Resolved, That this chamber 4,
atsnli'c'% convinced that to x-l~,.
tute TOR this prs cticol merge tho
ownership OF a single interest, such
as is recommended by the Ripley
committee would he n Erievous error.
ahd instead OF producing a result in
harmony with the provisions OF tho
transportation act OF 1920 would on
the contrary. be subverSivc OF tina,
harmony. and. therefore. this cham
Der protests against this PROPOSED
merger and respectfully requests
that the recommendations OF IN.
Ripley committee, with regard Ia
this carrier. be not adopted by the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
hut that tn" existing status OF tn.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and No.
tcmac Railroad Company be pre-
served intact"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
CHICAGO GK\IN ,1ArKEr

CHICAGO. AprI! ls-Wh.a, advanced
Sharply IN value today owing Tor the AMOS;
part To unexpected high quotations from
Liverpool and to enlargement ~ foreign
nnuy!hE on ms side OF IN. Atlantic. Clos
i ihs,vo prizes here. aithoush unsettled
So. TO- <i.t2;S and July sl.a5 to $i.-5N.
&C 70 &c. In PROVISIONS The outcome
SURPRISE over the course OF the Liver
p1"' market led 20 active COmpct .tiun FOR
wheat offerings hor. IT tn" up.nIne o.
HcclaHy "s tn" ris. on this British cA-
thhhS: was ascrib.d tn talk OF {, better
uutIook Tor harmony at rh" Genoa Geo.
nntuiS conference. decrease OF nearly
"uV".cP bushels in the amour; OF wheat
on OCEAN rdsSaE. also was regarded AK
"a butli>i factor, and there was gossip OK
scri"us drought in Australia
inuichiions that foreigners were buying
wheat mere for july and September ac-
livery Tended later To Civ tn" !uaTkct
an additional upward swing. and SO, did
"Stiinatcs current that l.nN,0o bushels ~
wheat and l.Jy,."p9. bushels OF corn had
been taken al the Scaboard for shipment
10 Europe. Moreover. sixteen steamers
carrying "o'H.pvp bushels OF wh.ut were
.Ap"ct"d to clear from Fort William. and
i"st Arthur today and tomorrow. BIZ
hhri reports from the Northwest at
tF"ct"i some attention also a. threatening
increased delay To seeding -. ;hc spring
umfavcrabls weather and cxpor, do
mani ;or corn hid good dea. 20
strengthen prices - corn and oats Pack-
vision market tho effect OF higher t1!cc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF RICH.
MOSD
To Holders of Victory Notes and Others
Concerned


j" Holders Of Victory Notes and Others
Concerned.
Notice Is hereby given as follow:
j. Call for Redemption Of 80 per cent
Victory Notes. All OF the az per cent se-
RES OF United States OF American CONVEX
tiblc Gold Soiea OF is22-I9c3 otherwise
known as an per cent Victory Notes arc
hereby called for redemption on June To-
is22' pursuant TO the provision for redemp-
tion Conts ined In tho Notes and in Treas
nry Department Circular Number 1875
dated April 81. 1912. under which the notes
were originally issued. Inte.est on all
Victory Notes Of tho ~ per cent series
VIII cease on baid redemption date, June
Is. 1922.
?. Suspension and Termination Of Vic
tory Note Conversion Privilege. In view OF
ia. call Tor the redemption OF all J. per
cent Victory Notes Juno Is. 1924 and
pursuant 10 tho provisions OF said Treas
ury Department Circular Number 1873 the
privilege OF conversion OF Victory Eoies OF
Other series into Victory Notes OF the
other series is hereby suspended from Feb.
rrary ,. 1872. to June IS 1922. both inclu-
slve. and on June Is. 1922. will terminate
victory Notes accordingly cease TO be In
terconvertibie. effective February g. 1922
ana on and after that date no conversions
or the Notes may he made.
.: Detailed information ar TO tho prescn-
!ation ana surrender of 81 per cent We
tory Notes for redemption Is given I'm
Treasury department Circular Number All
dated February .. 1922. copies OF which
nro available ut tho Treasury and tho Fed.
erai Reserve Banks
a. w. MELLON
Secretary OF the Treasury
Februhr? .. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
RAILROAD MERGER
PLAN IS PROTESTED
BY CHAMBER BOARD

It"htIhucd From First PaGe.)
with the Atlantic Coast Line Rail.
road Company and the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company. "A ma
j"rity OF the stock ~ which latter
company Is held by the Atlantic
Coast Limo Railroad Company. and
whereas, the Richmond. rr,a-
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad
oom pahy' which has been Success
iuiiF and propcrously operated and
maintained for the past cighty-six
years as connecting link between
the large ana diversified railroad
systems or the North and South. for
that reason occupies unique posi-
ton in the great transportation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Aprii Io.-Thcr. yar. -
actions n the market for coffee futures
mere today. brazilian cables were CON
sid"rsd somewhat disappointing whTc
developments nj the Genoa confcranc.
nave been regarded in some Quarters a.
inodl!yinS optimism over pros; Gets FOR
Europcan demand and after opening at a
decline u! TO !" points PRICES worked OF
another point or two under scattered
realizing or liquidation. May sold or 70
1925 and September to 3.7l. or about 20
10 - points from yesterdays high prices
III. lowest. showing "a net decline OF
to - points. Sal.s were estimated AZ
about $3.50 bags May. 10. -: July - o.;
Scptcnhrr. ".13: October. go: December
96:; January. 9G5: March. 90.
tns A. i 20 ljr. Cost and freight offer.
included Santos IS and Us n, IL 20 IN