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do my work until / took the Vegetable
Compound. lam strong, do all my wash
ing and ironing and work for seven
children and feel fine. / always have an
easy time at childbirth and what it did
for me twill do for other women. am
willing TO answer any woman If she
viii write asking what it did for me. =
Mrs. JOHN Heller, 5S Dilley St.,
Cumberland, Md.
During Rjrlhood and later during
motherhood Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound brought relief to Mrs.
Heller. Her case is but one of many we
constantly publish. recommending our
Vegetable Compound. She is willing to
answer your letter. Write to her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-04

poQnQ Wnen / was
between thirt teen
and fourteen years
old and was going to
school, because I
suffered with pains
and could not rest. /
did not have any
more trouble after
that until / was mar
ried, then ] always
was troubled in my
back while carrying
a child and cot1ld not
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Mrs. J. S. McGaughy. Mrs. !. H. Aiken.
Mrs. Hal Forbes, Misses Daisy Horsler.
Anna Orr and Nellie Henderson.
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The British have issued a blue book
on Genoa. Now watch Russia issue
Red Book.
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Will ANSWER
ANY WOMAN
WHO WRITES
Woman Restored to Health byLydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Makes This Offer
|WIItIQlIIIIllHIII'

Cumberland, Md my mother gave
me Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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inches by $40 feet. Mayl. 1922. $4,000.
3l2-Freder!ck Myers. Nettie l..
'wifc). To Mary NJ. Stratton. south
iinc a street III - feet east, Fourth
Avenue east 80 feet by 1875 feet. item
$3.50. May /. 1922. Tax SO. $40.
2iG-Aixander Edgar Alice H.
tw!fe). to Il. NJ Earman. No. 23i2.
north line Grace street AZ s-i2 feet
vest Twcntyfourth street west IL
s-l2 feet by $50 feet. May /. 1922.
Tax 1850. $40.
263-Anna Mae Earman. l.. NJ (hus-
band). TO Alexander Edgar. No sill.
cas-, line Moss Side Avenue 2t5 feet
north. Brooklnnd Park boulevard
north 4" feet by lI5 feet. lien $4,000.
May /. 1922. Tax So. $40.
ej7-Rcalty and Finance Corporation
OF Virginia 10 Emma T. Morrison.
cast line Barton Avenue $50 feet
south. Jones street south SO feet by
! 80 feet. April s, 1929. Tax soc 80
2Ga--Georgc H. Paul. special com
missioner tStella May PauD. TO S,e!-
Ia May Paul. lots 3-4-IO-ll-l2 block
4, Brookland Park. June 30. 1920.
$4,000
25s-Carric A Coleman Duke.
tcoleman). F. w. ihushand), 10 w. W.
Townsend. ives; limo Garland Avenue
i50 feet north. Hooper Street north
90 feet by 1875 feet. April 20. 1921.
Tax $40. $40.
3ls-Maric c. Floyd Uistander).
Marion l.. Chushand). to a r. Thomp-
son. east line Second Avenue 100 feet
south Custer Street south 80 feet
by 10" feet, lien siOC, May 6. 1927
Tax 81 $40.
"2o-Davis Brothers. Inc. to ]. r
carey. northeast corner Noble and
Westwood Avenues lG5 feet II inches
by 500 feet to Moss Side Avenue.
April 20, 1922 Tax $3.50 $40.
@29--James L. Wade TO susan En- :
ma Wade, north line Franklin street
ie5 feet east Twenty-ninth Street
east IS feet 10 inches b. l63 feet.
Apri! l9. 1922. Tax 81 $40.
332-Max Bernstein. Isadore Bern
stein TO Wolf Bernstein. No. 500
northwest corner Marshall and Gill
mer Streets IS fee, by 100 feet. May
:. 1922. lien $4,000. Tax $3.50. 10
33i-Rebecca Edess to Dorothy
Cohen. north line Beverly Street %
feet By 100 feet. $50 west, West
| Street. April 10. 1922. Tax $40. $40.
| 335--Greater Richmond Realty Co.
! Inc TO Eula Mann Johns. north line
Grace street 50 feet by IA5 feet.
| lots 20 and 30 block 10. May .. 1922
/ Tax SI.60. $40.
337-Eva d. Howle to oscar l..
Koch. No. Sic, west line Pine street
40 feet south. Spring street south
lii-2 feet by 40 feet May G. 1922
Tax $3.50 $40.
3in-L!nwcod G. Egcleston. ct ais.
to Julian l.. Eggleston. No. 1921 ,nuw
ao2D. southeast corner Second Ave
nu" and Front Street 20 feet by 40
feet May .. 1922. Tax So. $40.
5il-W. y. Roper. Grace q. (wifc)
to Rose Il. Epps. north line Wilming-
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ton Avenue 39o.7 fec, east. Hermitage
Road east 100 feet By 2245 feet. May
6. 1922 $1,000.
ai5-iienry y. Phillips. Leila p.
twifc). TO Eva NJ. Winston. south
limo l2-foot alley so2 feet south.
Chahin Street 100 feet by IS fee,
April q. 1922. Tax sue. $40.
3iG-ifcnry a. Phillips. Leila J..
(w!fc}, TO Mabel w. Rutledgc. No
2sls. north line Chafin Street 1912
feet west. Robinson street west IS
feet by 80 feet. lien $4,000. April
10. 1922. Tax $3.50. $40.
3D-Rebecca n. Timbcrlake. ]. s.
husband. to L. Frank PearsaIl. Nos.
lii-ild. north line Wood stree, l35
feet Inches by l55 feet. May :, 1922.
3l.a25
s52-J. w. Binns. Annie l.. Cwife).
to Mabel 5. George. No. 30l4. north
line Marshall Street l64 feet east
Thirticth Street west 20 feet BIZ II.
feet. lien 500. May 6. 1922. ,3.250.
35s-Gcorge r. Mays. Nellie G.
,"ifc). to Edward J. Sullivan. Fran
c"s o. tw!fe). No. 3lli west line
Edgewood Avenue 400 fee, 3 inche.
south, Ladies' Mile Road south so
feet by 1875 feet. April /. 1879 Tax
$3.50. $40.
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lipc Broad Street 1870 feet east. Allen
venue east - feet by l2O feet. April
90 1922. $3.50.
3i0-Charles X. Wills. r. X Vert
ner. trustees. TO william V. d. Brel-
ing. No. 1928 northcas, corner Floyd
and Granny Street 40 feet By lo3 feet
IL inches. May ). 1922. s37l0.
ail-charies i. Kuehr,nund, ,rus-
tee. 10 Fred Myers south line \
street III IL fee, east. Fourth Ave-
nue. east 80 feet by l25 feet. May 4.
1929. N.750
Samuel I KIRK. No 5o7 east line
Tenth Street 20 fee, hy % feet 6
inches. May 6. 1922 S2.43s
3iG-M. u. Nunnaily. trustee. 70 Al
Ian l.. Brown. l.. l.. Brown. No. 523
cas-, line Mo.by street % feet By $50
feet towards Adams street. May 6.
1922. sl.loS
a2s r. Il. Harrison. John W
Bates, trustees. to Granny Building
Company. Inc. southwest corner
Beverly and Elm streets - feet by
100 feet. May c. 1922. sa.OSO.
500. &. Cheatwood. George J.
Hooper. trustees, to Mary y. shaw.
north line Ashland street. 10; feet 3
.nches east. Randolph Street cast 2.
feet 3 "a inches by lis feet l-2
inches. May 3. 1922. N.loo.
3i3--John u. Welsh. trustee. TO C..
c. Flcshman. Connie (wlte). No. 500
north. Twcnty-scvcnth street No. 2Gl2
east, Marshall street northwest cor
u"r Marshall and Twenty seventh
$1,000.
c. Freshman. Connie Fcishman. NJ.
1912 north line Marshall Street 90
foe; west. Twcuty-seventh street 80
,eet By 20 feet, May 3. 1922. s9,44o.
2is-F. X. savage. trustee. To Re-
bccca X. Timbcrlakc j. :. Timber
axe north line wood street 1913 feet
) inches east. Chelsea street east 90
feet 10 inches By l55 feet. May >.
1922. si.2s9Oe.
35O-A. o. Hancock. trustee, TO sa-
die Mackey. No. 1901 north line O
street l2o feet west. Twenty-fourth
street west 20 feet by 90 feet 8
inches. May 5. 1922 1894.
35l--PolIard and Bagby. Inc, trus-
ices. 10 Julia Il. Hogan, No. 22i2 Park
Avenue, MAY 3. 1922. s3,5Ao.
a54-Eva y. Howle. administrators,
r. Peter Howle trustee. to w. II.
Vaughan. No. 1910 west line Fourth
north SO feet By $40 feet. May 6. 1922
s35io.
355-Eva y. Howle. Administrative,
+. Peter Howie, trustee. 10 w. Is.
Vaughan west line Fourth Avenue
200 fec, north. Custer street north
80 feet by 40 feet May .. 1922
:i.S3l.6i
2sl--A. y. Couse to Margaret H.
Couse. west line Meadow street 7g
feet inches north, Chaitn stree
north feet 6 inches by 50 feet. jay
20. 1920. Tax $3.50. $40.
@c2-W. II. Oxenham. Tab!tha /.
Cwife), 10 W &. Crcnshaw. NO, Us
south inc Cary Street 1873 feet
inches west. pine Street west - feet
hy 100 feet, lien $1,000, Mag !. 1872:
Tax $500. SO.
293-John Il Coleman, Corncia
,wife). 10 James Bauch. north lime
Leigh stree, lSG feet east. D!nneeu
Street east % feet by 100 feet, MAJ
4. 1922 $500.
3U0-Jo Lane stern. special commits
sioner. Marcclla ;. McTavish to John
" Ashton. . acres. west line Her
mitagc Road 553 feet 10 inches north,
s. A l.. II Of w north 100 feet j
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son. Morgan Il. Mills. Ir.. Fred Carr.
Charles Rose. Charles II. Robins.
James T.. philips. John +. O'Grady
Robert l.. Powers.
Ladies' Harper w. shelton. chair
man; W. 6. Carrick. Frank Traynor
a. l.. Tcnser. Jr.. Fred s. Valentine
Ir
Press and publicity: s. o. Lindc-
man, chairman. Joseph Allen. Nor
ton L. Wal.crstcin.
Program and entertainment: J. A..
Hogan. chairman: George 7. March
mont. sam $. Roscndorf, Allen j.
Savillc, X. l.. Reams. W. Henry
Street.
Music: II +. Flnlay, chairman;
Howard u. Bryant. Guy Corbet.
Henry Schwarzschlld. Harry f..
Ryder.
Discuss s5.NO Income.
Prior TO the announcement of the
names OF tho committeeman. Dr. j.
y. c. Hogan. chairman of tho pro-
gram COMMITTEES. introduced Wlllidn
b. Thalhimcr. DR.. w. II. Parker, d.
l. Goldman. Eddie. Scheter. DR.. Henry
Street. g. Jeter Jones. -. l.. Goldman.
VI. B. Florshcim DR.. Frank 7. Nc
Faden. ]. u. Clothier. John Bagby. a.
O. Swink, John Hoffman. Charles
Wipston. Edward Schmidt, DR. CHI
Ruid and Charles Billups. each OF
whom was delegated to help solve
the question OF How can n man sup
port his family of four on $4,000 a
year? The speakers represented
various en- orprises. from the clothier
and dry dis man. the real estate
agent. t. doctor. dentist. banker
Insurance agent. laundryman. coal
dealer. shoe. merchant and tho fur
nlture man To the undertakes. and
when James T.. Eyland. the Stats
tlcian, finished counting II was found
the man with $4,000 would be In the
hole more than $4,000 if he carried
out injunctions set forth by the "ad-
vlsers" All the speeches were hu-
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Rupture
is Dangerous!
Instant Relief; Many Cures
Reported; Full Directions
And Sample
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Just because you have been ruptured for
years and have tried all kinds OF hung!lnr
trusscs and appliances. salvcs. lnim"nts
and p!astrrs without satisfactory RESULTS
do no; think you have TO stay I'm this dan
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You may have Instant, blessed relief
and. as scores of others report, coniplc,.
recovery ny the use OF this simple mex
pcnsivc discovery.
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Cut out this notice and hand Il to rup-
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3i?-C Scott Bldg, Akron. Ohio, and you will
quickly receive a sample Sponge Rubber
Pad. with full directions. 40 obligation
to purchase. Don't let Rupture handicap
you in the baltic OF life. but mako this
test today.--Adv,
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.ROTARIAN COMMITTEES
FOR YEAR ANNOUNCED
Members Discuss the Proper
Use of an Annual Income
of $4,000.

President John G. White. OF the Ro :
iary club. last night. at the regular
meeting of that organization. an
nounced tho standing committees for
the year MIR. White said there were
many big things ahead for the club.
and no bespoke active cooperation
by all members. The announcement
OF the committees was received with
applause. They are:
Attendance: Charles W. Throck :
morton. Jr. chairman: Eugene Rob-
insou. Fred s. Valentine. Jr.. Dudley
L. Johnston. 6. o. Alley, Robert l..
Bailey, Eurtis Q. Cone, j. Toms
Dover. Harry s. Corey.
Automobile: Carroll Taylor. chair
man; W. G. King. Harry Marks. Ar
cclius Hicks. II. Med. McCue.
Tabasco; Robert Watt. chairman
+. c. Schefer. ]. II. Harrison
BnEby Heads noys' Club.
Boys club: John Dagby. chair
man: Joseph a. Alexander. Ernst W.
Farley. George ]. Freddy. William
GI. Parker. T. S. Simpson, Henry
Wanerstein.
Civic Service: l.. Gordon Shcaln.
chairman; Lawrence 7. Price. Frank
J. Sampson.
Classification engineer: J. Thomas
Planetary.
Correspondent: Grant L. Boards
ley.
Cuisine: Herbert j.. Cook. chair
man; George j. Freddy, Norman
Cole.
k,ducation: Harold S. Bloombcrg.
chairman: X. McC. Burlington. Frank
It. McFaden. Douglas S. Freeman. AL
bert il. Hill.
Fellowship: Thomas Elwood
Tragic. chairman: 4. Tucker Harrl-
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Postpone T. J.. A. Exercise,

1t was announced last night that
Rev j. j. Gravatt, y. D.. rector of
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, will
he unable TO he In Richmond on Sun
day next. and the annual T. =. y.
exercises scheduled for that night
Will be postponed until future
date. lust as soon as possible a new
date for the exercises will be an
nounccd. and members of Post a.
VIII invite their wives. daughters
and friends TO attend DR. Gravatt
will preach the annual sermon.
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Give "SIlver Ten" Tonight.

y silver tea" and musical for n
charitable purpose Will be given his
cvoneinE at Cathedral Parish House
II North Laurel Street. by tho Ladies'
Auxiliary. y. o. II. Davision. No. 9
Ihcrc VIII be an address by Row
Edward Brosnan. State chaploin OF
the y. O. H. as vel! as an elaborate
program under the supervision OF
Mrs. Dallas richardson chairman OF
the entertainment committee. Mem
bers OF the l.. a. y. O. H.. No . OF
the ~ q. IL. and their friends are
invited TO participate.
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WOMEN OF MIDDLE Age
ATrying Period throughwhich Every
Woman Must Pass
Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose
Letters Follow

Phila. Pa.-"When I was going
through the Change of Life I was
weak, nervous, dizzy and had head
aches. l was troubled in this way
Tor two years and was hardly able
to do my work. My friends advised
me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and l am
very sorry that l did not take it
sooner. But have got good results
from it and am now able to do my
homework most of the time. rec
ommend your medicine to those
who have similar troubles. | do
not like publicity, but if it will help
other women / will be glad for YOU
to use my letter. Mrs. FANNIE
RosENsTEIN, 8S2 N. Holly Street,
Phila., Pa.
Detroit, Michigan During the
Change Of Life had lot of stom-
ach trouble and was bothered great
deal with hot flashes. Sometimes
was not able to do any work at all.
l read about Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound in your little
books and took it with very good
results. keep house and am able
now to do all my own work. rec
ommend your medicine and am will
ing for you to publish this testi-
monial. Mrs j. s. LIvERNoIs, POSI-
Junction Avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Priva
Peculiar to Women" will be
Write to the Lydia T.. Pinkha
chusetts. This book contains
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In execution Of certain deed Of
trust to the undersigned. dated Au-
gust 18th. 1921. recorded In the clerks
office of lIenrico County Circuit
Court in ID. B. 2l7-B. page 361. de-
Ihult having been made In part of
the debt therein secured. and being
required so to do by the holders
thereof. will sell by public auction
on the premises on
SATURDAY. MAY 18TH, 1922,
at O'Clock p. NJ.
the real estate described In said deed
An that certain lot Of land. to-
hrther with tho new stucco dwelling
, Ina an other improvements thereon,
Iyyms ana being In the County OF
piIico, Virginia.. near the city Of
ih,chmond' Virginia. and known as
to' no. - In block 70 In the plan OF
Bellevue Court. tho metes and bounds
or which said lot fully appear on tho
said pan. which Is recorded in the
Gierks office OF the Circuit Court of
Henrico County In Plat Book ii. narcs
1855 and 1856" 80 P"s
TERMS: Cash
II. T. RICnESoN.
Trustee.
This aalo is made subject 70 n
prior lien OF 100000. together Win
interest thereon from Noyomber 1s,
1?2l. Mt 20 per annum,
y. While the terms OF tho trust ro-
,auire al cash, moro reasonable terms
may be secured from the auction GERS.
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Valuable Apartment Property

AT 9l7 FLOYD AVENUE.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.,
THURSDAY. MAY nth. 1922.
Al $50 o'clock Z. VI.
Az Executor OF the will OF W.
Minor Woodward. deceased. | viii Of
Ter for sale al public auction on the
premises at $50 o'clock u. NJ.
THURSDAY. MAY nth. 1929,
that valuble three-story and base
ment apartment house. situated at
9lT Floyd Avenue The lot has a
frontage on Floyd Avenue OF thirty
20-foo, paved alley. The frst and
second apartments consist OF seven
rooms each exclusive OF bath. but
ler's pantry and storeroom. The third
apartment contains four rooms and
bath. This property is very attrac-
lively located and Will produce n
good revenue.
TERMS: One-fourth cash and bal
ance in one. two and three years with
per cent interest secured by deed
OF trust. or all cash. at option OF pur-
chaser
Executor.
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Tho following realty transactions
were recorded Ia Chanccry Court veg
tcrday:
Releases.
z91-p. " Funston, J. T. Elan TO
william pryor Tatuu. No. 1921 south
line FL Avenue 90 feet east, Mead
Ow Str | east % feet hy l7o 9-l2
feet. ~. y 3. 1922 Ii24
"92-t -. Elan. o II Funston.
trustees. 10 Lucian Brooks. No. 500
south line Catherine Street &c feet
west, Henry street Yves, II feet by
ia, MAJ I. 1929. sl.052.J0.
SOB. u. Elan. -. II Funston.
trustees. TO John 6. Lewis. No. ZOOS
north lin" Main street % gig feet
vest. Robinson street west - Gig
feet b. l7s g LIZ feet, May 4. 1922
1850.
30s--H. Seldom Taylor ct ais, trus-
toes. 20 c. +. Sauer. so 1919 south
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II. Il. RICHESON & CO.
Real Estate and Loans.
Trustees Auction Sale

OF ATTRACTIVE SEMI BUNGALOW
CONTAINING VEN ROOMS.
BATH AND ALL MODERN CON
N,ISi E;XG,E; s sd,1- rEn o, IN
THREE BLOCKS EAST OF BRYAN
PARK.
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KIRSCHMASS--D Died. at Ms residence.
22ll park Avenue. Rev. ". ID. Klr.ch.
mann. IN his 5sth year. survived by n.
widow. and twO children, Mrs. Louis" X
L!nGnrr and Mrs Pauline X. Brauer Of
his city. FUNERAL motto. later.
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U,>. ,>>n,tD
O'7' Ut - TIT
FOR REHT.
irst Floor Store

splendid location for real estate
office or hardware business Apply
Tenant. l0i North Seventh Street.
Randolph 1liT.
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The critical time of q wonan's
life usually comes between the
years of 45 and so, and is often be-
set with annoying symptoms such
as nervousness, irritability, melan-
cholia. Heat flashes or waves of
heat appear to pass over the body,
cause the face to be very red and
often bring on headache, dizziness
and sense of suffocation.
Another annoying symptom which
comes at this time is an inability to
recall names, dates or other small
facts. This is liable to make a
woman lose confidence in herself.
She becomes nervous, avoids meet
ing strangers and breads to 90
out alone.
Lydia e. Pinlsham's Vegetable
Compound is especially adapted to
help women Mt this time. it exer-
cises n restorative influence, tones
and strengthens the system, and
assists nature in the long weeks
and months covering this period.
Let it help carry you through this
time of life. 1t is splendid medi-
cine for the mitldle-aged woman. It
is prepared from medicinal roots
and herbs and contains no harm
full drugs OK narcotics.
Textbook upon "Ailments
sent you free upon request.
Medicine CO., Lynn, Massa-
aS S>(c Information.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

fuo'shed Monday, Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of PASSENGER T,,i,.
SOsiiy, unless otherwise shown)
Daily except Sunday. { Sunday only
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RICHMOND. FRED 'SB' q Sc POTOMAC r n
(Broad Street Station. except where
SEABoARD AIR LIMB RAILWAY
Main Street Sf afionN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
lAaln SIroal Glaf;nA

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 z. Main Street Phone Randolph xlA
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Deaths

roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.
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dUL1iONS-LEC,ILS
Legal Notices

Tho annual meeting OF tho Mutual A.
suranco Society Of virginia will DO held
at the office Of the society. Koom 20t
Mutual building. Richmond, Va, on
Liay Is. 1874. at O'Clock +. 81.
q. MOFFETT KIHO.
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REALTY RECORDS
Releases.

Tho following realty transactions
were recorded Ia Chanccry Court veg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10

Lydia f. Inkham'S Private Textbook upon "Aj1man+s
Peculiar to Women" will be you free upon re%mest
Write to the Lydia e. Pinkham lynn
chusetts This book contains vasS S,lc Information.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

Studebaker yesterday advanced 10
points on final covering before the meet .
ing which is to be held today While
opinions differ greatly a. to the proba Bile
dividend action, it is generally accepted
that the earnings statement will be very
favorable
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN

For the twenty four hours ending at
a m. Saturday. April 20. 1922:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29
GRAINS SUFFER
LATE DECLINES
Heavy Selling of May Wheat
Causes Break.

CHICAGO, April 29.-After strong
opening May wheat broke cents with
IN five minutes on the Chicago Board of
Trade before the close today. All grain
quotations closing lower, as a result of
this break.
Wheat advanced at the opening, due to
a heavy export demand and unfavorable
crop reports from Europe. Heavy selling
of May wheat with few buyers developed.
Most Of the selling was liquidation by
longs.
The break was also Influenced by re
ports from Kansas City that interests
from here were buying all the cash grain
available there for shipment here to
meet May contracts.
Provisions were lower
May wheat opened up 11sc at 81 1914
and closed down 31ac. July wheat
opened up &c at $1.271a and closed off
&c. September wheat opened up 1ac at
S1.19 and closed down &c.
May corn opened off 14c at 611sc and
closed down an additional nc. July
corn opened l4c at 651ac and closed down
%c September corn opened unchanged
at Csc and closed Off &c.
May oats opened off ssc at 37Ac and
closed down nc July oats opened off
54c at 401sc and closed off Nc Septem-
Der oats opened unchanged at 419sc, and
closed off sc