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NAMING OF COLDSTE|N
AsSA|LED IN SENATE
Harrison Launches Attack on
Presidents Nomination of
Lowden Man.
$50 APOLOGIES ,-lIARpING
MiHsiSsippt Senator Charges Ap-
pointcc Handled Corruption Fund
In Mlssohrl During Presidential
Campaign. sri
Try Associated rre..1

WASHINGTON. May 5.-Co,ncident
With reports OF efforts OF soma Sem
ate Republican leaders 20 obtain the
withdrawal OF tho nomination OF Not
Goldstein TO bc Interna, revenue col
lee.eg at ST Louis boca use OF his re-
csi3a ot $500 during the last Ra-
publican national convention from
the campaign funds OF Governor
Lowden. an open attack was
launched In the Senate upon the
Goldstein and other administration
appointments by Senator Harrlso.,
Democrat. Mississippi. -.
While the Senate discussion was
in process II was said at the White
House that President Harding
for. his nominations. This was tho
only comment forthcoming from the
White House on the case.
HnrrIson Names Others.
Charging the use Of corruption
FUNDS" in Missouri in 1920 by 10th
the Harding and I.owden forces,
senator Harrison named three other
Missouri recipients of what he char
acterized as ''Lowden money" who
were subsequently appointed to Fed
crai positions. Those named were
Roy T. Davis. minister to Costa Rica:
w II. Allen. Missouri State prohibit
ton agent. and w. l.. Cole. special
assistant to Attorney General
Dauaherty. He also referred to f.
l.. Morse az the "paymaster for Mis-
souri, Of the campaign or former
Governor Lowden," OF Illinois. but.
said Mr.. Morse had not yet received"
Federal appointment.
The men who received money for
corrupt purposes" have been picked
out by this administration for high.
positions and good jobs The Mississ-
ippi Senator declared and again an
nounced that he would demand open
sessions for sideration OF con-
firmation OF the Goldstein nomlna-
tlon. TO-
Urges Withdrawal.
Senator watson. Republican. Indi-
ana. said IL would have been more In
Keeping with prophecies had Senator
1 trrison dferred open discussion. but.
he added :hat open debate would he
had II the Finance Committee should
report the Goldstein nomination IA"
vorably.
Senate Republican leaders said
privately today that the President
would be urged to withdraw Mr..
Goidstcin's nomination. The oppost-'
ton among the Republicans was said
to he spreading. Senators high in
the party councils and close to the
President being said to be among
those criticisinE the nominations.
There also was said to be pos
sibility OF hearings by the Finance
Committee to develop testimony for
and against Mr.. Coldstein and to
an extent re-openinE the 1920 in
quiry into Republican, condidatAs ex-
penditures. ~
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Dun,s weekly Repnrt.

ny associated IreSS.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Dun's tomor
row Will say:
Constructive elements that have
been gathering force for some time
part are now eSerting a more potent
influence on general business. I'm
proVemcnt in continent. which has
recently become clearly defined. is
supported by actual gains i'm trans
actions. In number and magnitude and
unsatisfactory prices are lesS con-
spiCuous. Practically without cxcep-
ton, basic Industries. rehec, renewed
activities. metals. lumber textiles.
hides ana leather ana other import
ana lines all disclosing revival. and
many prices are at higher levels
Notwithstanding keen competition for
orders in different quarters. whole
sale markets are more favorable to
sellers. and The trend toward firm
meas may conceivably he carried fur
ther. From condition Of hesita-
ton and waiting. buying in various
channels. although continuing con-
servative. has quickened and hs oaden-
ed, and diversity of demand Is a more
noticeable feature. Purchasing had
been 30 long delayed In many in
stances that replcnishment OF SUD-
plies was finally necsss.tated. and
operations Of this character cons,i-
tute much of the current business.
Weekly bank clearings S7.690.93l.-
600.
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WHEREAS. william W. Poole and Mary
{. Poole. his wife. on the 18Th day OF
April. 1911, made and executed trust
iced TO Il. Is. Anderson. Trustee. OF tina
yty OF Madison. Wisconsin, to secure SIX
thousand dollars. payable In three yearh
With interest at the rate OF per cent per
lnEum. which note was made payable 20
ne Wisconsin Life Insurance Company
II Madison. Wisconsin. which said deed
vas recorded III the office OF The Clerk
Il the Circuit Court Tor the County ~
Charles CITY. Virginia. un the 2Uth uay
x April. 1911. at - O'Clock ~. IN Deed
SOCK. Volume 81. on page ~. and the
piE % hny.seven hundred and ftty aud
Io-lO0 dollars t5.75Ub principal ana four
cen hundred and twenty-eisht ana it-lDD
toliars t$l.42s.i5J OF interest ana taxes
making together the sum OF seventy -On-
hundred sevcnty-eight and $4,000 dollars
$T,l7s.t6J Is duo on said note on the l5tn
Ivy OF April. 1922. tho day OF the frst pub
lcation or this notice. and.
WHEREAS. default has been made In
no payment OF the money secured by said
rust deed. and no suit or proceeding hav.
ng been instituted at law to recover tho
lebt now claimed to DO due upon said
tote. or any part Thereof. tho said trust
Iced will - foreclosed by q sale of said
ireinises by virtue of the power contained
q the trust deed, which sale will he made
" tho subscriber OF h!s agent, at pubic
,uction at the PREMISES to be sold. here
.fter described. on the Attn DAY or
iCSE. 1922. at 10 o'clock In the fore
loon.
The following is n description OF said
PREMISES that will be sold. to-wit:
All OF that certain tract or parcel OF
and lying and being in Harrison Dis.
rict. Charles CITY County. Virginia. known
8 Montpelier. and containing $50 acres,
more or less. bounded as follows. on the
.orth by land owned by J. Z. and W. T..
I'oikes; on the east by the public road
tAdihs from Roxbury to wcstover: on the
outh by the public road leading from
Ife above-namcd public road TO Granville,
n the said county, md by the land Of
r. r.. stag; on the west by the land
said Stage.
rho sh!l tract OF land being the same
q decided to sai.l w. w Poole September
|. 1905.
ne graveyard being reserved 10 the use
/ Virginia e. Walden ana her heirs
u Dated April Is. 1922.
Il. Is. ANDERSON.
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Turf Writer IL Dpod.

NEW YORK. May 5.-Captain W.
r. Williams. 10. dean Of turf writer's.
uied Today at the home of his SON
Thomas Il. Williams. in Rrookivn'
Captain Williams was Canadian by
blrth. lie was a member OF the staff
of the Detroit Press In his youth.
ana later became editor Of tho Cana
dian Sportsman and sporting editor
of the Toronto Globe
For fifteen years following he was
sporting editor and dramatic critic
of tho Times Democrat, Of New orr
leans. Jlo was on the staff OF the
Morning Telegraph here. when he
died. Captain Williams was an au-
thority Oh thoroughbred blood lines
ana well known to followers OF
cuine sports. lie is survived by his
widow and five children
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REALTY RECORDS
The following realty transactions
were recorded yesterday In Chancery
nnrpnIn md Sale.

Court:
nnrgnin md Sale.
22s--EleHnora Bishop. s. T.. Bishop.
General Investment Corporation to
Henry ". Cowardn. No. 222 south
west corner Harvie and Park Ave-
nue.. 20xi0o feet. Lien. $1,000. May
/. 1922 Tax. $3.50. $40.
23l--Adelaide 6. Thompson to
Royal Threat. No. cls. south line
Leigh Street. 100 feet inches cast
2O-foot alley. % feet o inches by ll5
feet May T. 1922. s5.i00.
232-E'a;:ery Park Christian
Church to city OF Richmond; closes
and opens alley west line Moss Side
Avenue. 5o230 feet south Rrookiand
Park boulevard. south i5xi25 feet
April IL. 1922. Tax. 80 cents.
twife) to Clara l.. Jones. No. >, cast
line Addison street. aoxI5O feet.
Lien. $4,000. May 5, 1922. Tax. $3.50.
$40.
2i5-L. 6. Jones. Iva f. twife) to
W. A. wilkins. Lottie twlfc), No.
ais. west line Noble Avenue. 1oo.32
feet south Brookland Park Boulevard.
south 5o.l6x1s5 feet. April Is. 1922.
Tax. 1850. $40.
24s-J. August tanning. V. NJ
twife) to 7. Edgar jerks. Lille NJ.
Jenks, No. 2sls. north line Main
Street. So feet 10 inches east Shep-
rard Street. east 30 feet inch by
l36 feet May 8. 1922. Tax. $500.
$40.
25o-I.yle Parkinson Burch. Caskia
q. thusbnnd) to q. o. Cone. west line
Hawthorne Avenue. 200 feet north
Laburnum Avenue. north loox250
feet. May 2. 1929. s2.soO.
1S1--livn
Palmore. north line Franklin street.
lI5 feet East Tilden street, cas-; %
by l45 feet; south line Franklin
STREET. "a feet west Cleveland Street.
west 25xii5 feet. March %. 1922.
Tax. Sc. $40.
256-Sarah G. Lawrence tn Alice
Ayers. east line Laurel street. 1919
feet north China Street. north IL feet
! inches by las feet. May ., ia22.
$4,000
2l6-R. A. Nichols. Ada w (wifel
10 j. j. Nicholson. No. 1905. south
line Washington street. 80 feet east
James street, east 30xl32 feet. June
G. 1919. 5000.
II. Page. Jr., No. 1921. south line
Graham Road. "a feet inches west
Iompkins street. west lsxl10 feet.
May 4. 1922. $500.
22o-Chasie Traficri. Louise NJ
(wife) to Writ s. Francis. Anna NJ.
twife). No. 1909. south line Floyd
Avenue. s5 feet west Granny Street,
west 25 by 179 feet 8 inches. Lien,
$4,000. May 3. 1929. Tax, $3.50. $40.
Releases.
e22--Pell s. Rogers. trustee. 10
Anna Schminke. south line Abe
marie Street. 1877 feet G inches east
zine street. east 24xi65 feet May
4. 1922. $500.
22+-B. G. Wherry. r. c. Gordon.
W Il. Buford trustees. to Fanny
Nelson Jones. No. 90. northeast cor
ner Franklin and Adams Streets. "a
feet inches by 1873 feet 4l-2 inches.
Aprii "a. 1922. $4,000.
22G-Ed H. brown. trustee. to
Clarence r. Martin. No. li21. south
line Graham street. 81 feet inches
west Tompkins Street, west lSxl10
rect May 4. 1922. sT42
22e--J. ID. Carneal. trustee. TO
Henry s. Wallersteln. 20lT. south line
Broad street. 80 feet west Twenty
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Commissioners
Sale

cult Cour, OF IlenriGo County. Vir-
s,nia. In thS cnusc therein, pending
9, ,ne2rEe Myers W.. w. -. wade.
ers. Abraham Myers and Andrew My
eIs entered on tho 10Th day OF April,
ly22. ] shall as Special COinm!spion-
er appointed by said court, offer for
ne courthouse OF the, circui; Cour, OF
Henr!co County. Richmond. Virginia.
on
SATURDAY. MAY 6. 1922.
AZ IL O'Clock Noon.
TINT certain piece or parcel OF land
lying aud being in the County OF
iicnricu. containing hva CD acres on
the varina Road, - shown BY plat
recorded in the County survey Book
No. :. page i57. being tho came prop
erty that ANNA Myers acquired from
cd. December I. 1891. in Deed book
TERMS? One, third cash and the
residue In, equal instaIlmenta pay
after date, evidenced by notes with
interest from the date OF sale a, the
rate Of per. cent per annum. title
retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid and conveyance di-
rec,cd by the court; or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser
HAMILTON :. BURNETT,
Special Commissioner
II. B. CIIhFF'IN & co. INC.
Auctionncrs.
certify that the bond required OF
the Special Commissioner in the above
entitled cause provided for IN the
above mentioned decree. has been
duly given
SAMUEL p. wADDlLI.
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real nice. am sending you her pic
ture. / shall be thankful us long as I
live that found such a wondo 1ful
medicine for my trouble " - Mrs.
CHARLES A. MERIT, Kntlto&n, Pa.
Many cases of child!assness are
durable. Perhaps yours may be. Why
be discouraged until you have given
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound a faithful trial?
Spoken and written recommends
tions from thousands of women who
have found health andhappiness from
it's use have come to us. We only tell
you what they say and believe.
We believe that Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound Ia 30 well
adapted to the conditions which might
cause your trouble that igood will
come to YOU by its use.
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rustee S Auction Sale
Five Room Stucco Bungalow
LOCATED IN
Bryan ark Heights

In execution OF certain deed Of
trust. dated October 81, 1921, and
duly recorded In tho clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Henrico County.
In Deed Book PISA. page lag. de-
fault having been made In the pay
ment OF part OF the notes secured
therein, and being SO required by the
notehoider Il will offer for sale at
public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY. MAY 8. 1899.
at O'Clock p. NJ.
the property described in said deed.
as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel OF
land. together with all the improve
ments thereon, lying and being In
the County OF HenrIco. State OF Vir-
glnia, known as lot No ten U0), In
Block "F." Bryan Park Heights. Sec
ton Is, plat OF which is recorded in
Deed Book I?o-B. page 296. fronting
fifty feet on the north side of Kent
Street and running back 1892 feet
to an alley In common l22 feet wide.
TERMS: For so much cash as may
he necessary to execute this trust the
notes that are now due. $4,000 and
the balance In six months.
ID Il CHOSS 'rrueaa
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uedsrcoek placed In Jail.

GREENSBORO. y c., May 5.-Basil
II. liedgecock, cashier of the Home
Savings Bank OF High Point. was
this afternoon placed in the Gull
ford County jail charged with mis-
appropriation OF the funds Of the In
sti;utlon. State bank examiners. II
IA said. found early in The week p
shortage Of $4,000 in his accounts
and today an additional shortage OF
$4,000 was discovered, making q
total Of 100000 shortage.
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MARY PICKFORD HEAD
OF NEW FILM CLUB
tRy Associated Press. ]

LOS ANG ELES. May 5.-Mary
Pickford has been chosen president
of club of motion picture actresses
tho primary purpose of which Is to
project tho good names Of its MEM
bers. II was announced here today :
MISS Helen Ferguson Organizer
stated admission would he by invcS-.
tiERtion. aud none would he admit
tod who were not "crodlts To the in
dustry." Other officers will he
elected Monday. when a name for the.
club will be chosen. ~
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ars, street. ives, 25siio feet May

|. 1872 Si.3it.
23a-Whoelcr II. Hall. trustee. to
Gus VI. Schwarzschlid Rae F.. south
line Broad street &c feet 9 inches
from First street. wnht 90 by l3i
feet Inches. April %. 1922, $4,000.
BIB Ra.d Wexford. trustee. 10
+. j. Cage. southeast corner Mar
shall and summit Avenue. 22xloS
feet. May 3. 1922 s539.
25o-William s. Rose. trustee. TO
Sarah {. Lawrence. No. hle. east line
Laurel street 1913 feet north China
Street. north Is feet 4 inches by 14S
feet. MAY .. 1872. SGI2.
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Lydia n. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. 1t has
done so much for
me. My baby is
almost a year old
now and is the pic
ture of health.
She walked at
eleven months
and Is trying to
use her little
tongue. She can
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$40 Grove Avenue

New brick home. Seven rooms,
sleeping porch. tile bath, every mod
ern convenience. a real home. Very
low price. Sec any agent.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
RICHARD ". JONES CO, INC,
Roal Estate Auctioneers
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE
VALUABLE ATTAINMENT PROP

VALUABLE ATTAINMENT PROP
AT 9l7 FLOYD AVENUE,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.,
THURSDAY. MAY 18TH, 1922.
Al 6:3G O'Clock L. N.
AS Executor Of tho Will OF w.
Minor Woodward. deceased. / will Of.
fer for sale At public auction on tho
premises. ut 5:30 o'clock +. NJ,
THURSDAY. MAY nth. 1922.
TINT r"lubls thrce-st0ry and base
men, apn rtrnent house, situated at
frontage on Floyd Avenue OF thirty
three ieet and runs back 1919 feet to a
20-foot paved alley. The FIRST ard
second apartments consist, Of seven
rooms each exclusive OF bath. but
icr's pantry and storeroom. Tho third
apartment contains four rooms and
bath. This property liz very attrac-
lively located and viii produce A
goo.! revenue.
TERMS: One-fourth cash and ball
ancc in one. two and three Yeas with
G per cent interest secured by deed
OF trust. or all cash. at option of pur-
STEWART ". WOODWARD.
Executor.
BY POLLARD &c BAGBY. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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out plans for the worlds restoration
and that the process OF healing the
world will undoubtedly be slow.
Slightly better times are at hand.
but the well-informed banker ex-
pressed the opinion that gehuinA
prosperity is stlll around the cornerH
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NEW YOKK. Mny b.-Dnn "KId"
cupid, who battles successfully in
Los Angeles, Cal. featherwaiKht. to-
his list OF victims. kid" Guild ear
rled Babe to his corner Ia Mrs. Bnbe,
formerly Miss Edna Rody.
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roo ,.ATE 10 CLASSIFY.
Deaths

May s. al 10 p. NJ, II,
the 69th year OF his age. Marshall A.
Tucker. formerly OF Charlotte County,
Va. Resides his widow. Mts. Halle NJ.
Tucker. he leaves Ave daushters-Mis.
j. T. Scott, Mrs. James A. Bra1tob,
Mrs. John n. Pyper and Misses Nellie
Thompson and Winnie Davis Tucker. all
OF Richmond. and oLs son, Ernest l..
Tucker. Of Charlotte County. va. Flu
nArAl notice later.
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Good jackson
Ward Property
40. 2ia L. Jackson St. on

No. 2l3 l.. Jackson St. on
TUESDAY. MAY Q. 1929.
AT O'Clock +. NJ.
on the premises. We viii offer for sale
the above property. The lot fronts
TWENTY COO FEET on Tho south
side Of jackson street between Sec
ond anl Third streets. The Improve
ments consist OF u three room dwell
ing
This ia "A good renter and will pay
well as an Investment or speculation.
The location IL one OF tho best III
jackson Ward. and this Is an oppor-
tunity to make,sono money. Attend
sale and gc; n bargain.
TERMS: Liberal. and announcet
at sale.
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TchdIcr Ia Meet Leonnrd.

MlClIiuAN CITY, IND. May s.
Floyd Flt5simmons, promoter OF box
Ing for the American Legion post
here. announced tonight tho Lew
Tender. the Philadelphia lightweight.
would meet Benny Leonard, the
lightweight. champion, In the arena
here, July 4.
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Al public auction on premises
TUESDAY, MAY 9TH,

At public auction on premises
TUESDAY, MAY 9TH,
$50 +. NJ.
]. lot. fronting .! il-lO0 feet on west
line OF Chambcrlaync Ave, a, south
west corner of Wickham ST. by a
depth OF iia 26-lo0 feet on It's north
crn line and lbs feet on Us southern
abuts % sl-lOO feet.
II. lot, fronting 100 feet on west line
OF Chamherlayhe Ave. beginning 100
feet south Of stuart Road. by IiO feet
TO an alley.
The completion and opening OF
Cham bcrlnync Ave. and Lom ba rd y.
ST. brings these lots in a few minutes
drive to center OF the city and Will
STABILITY.
The last described lot can be di-
ridcd into four lots IL desired BUY
and BUILD HERE for USE or
PROFIT
TERMS: Easy and announced at
sale.
Aucttoneers
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$4,000
GroveAve. Home

IF you wish one of the best con-
structed detached brick homes on this
select avenue. call Mr.. Dudley, Madi-
son 656T. for appointment. Nine
rooms. bath, gas. electricity, concrete
basement. hot-water heat. built-in
mirrors and cabinet, screens and
shades: large brick garage. An eX-
ceptional buy.
MoOREFlELD & BLAKE. INC.
The undersigned trustee under
deed Of trust OF September -. 1920.
and duly recorded In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. default having been made
ana being required 40 To do by the
holder Of notes secured. will offer for
sale. front east ENTRANCE city Hall. on
MONDAY. MAY STH. 1922.
at 10 NJ. the property conveyed by
said deed and therein described as
"one Light Six Studebakcr Automo-
bile. engine No. IS. serial number
10O00s5"
TERMS: Whilst tho deed requires
cash. the holder of notes will make
reasonable terms az to his debt.
r. A. CARTER,
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Southern, ..Association Results,
Memphis, 8; Atlanta. 3.
cS Sttue 4; Nav Orleans rii "a 4.
Little Rock. 'i0-2: Mobile. 40,
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AUCTION SALE
Two Good Brick
Stores Near the
Cornerof | 8thand
Franklin Streets
KNOWN AS Nos. I9 AND 81 NORTH
EIGHTEENTH STREET.

i@iIii LIN II
We. will sell a, auction. on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1922.
at O'Clock +. NJ.
the above mentioned good brick store
and dwelling property. This is an
excellent business location, tho
stores are well built. and II will pay
you TO look into this proposition. 1t
liz good chance TO get good In
restment or permanent home for
your business, as they must be sold.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
Auctionecrs.
nv J. THOMPSON BROWN e CO.
lUli Main.
TWO ATTRACTIVE
CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE LOTS
SOUTH WEST CORNER WICK LAM
ST. AND NEAR STUART ROAD.
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The annual meeting OF the Mutual As
surance Society of Virginia will be held
a. the Office Of the society. Room z0+
Mutual Building. Richmond, Va. on
May IL. 1922. at l O'Clock p. 81.
G. MoFFETT KING.
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Nicccx Unable to Attend.

Her corsage was bouquet o
pansirs.
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thankful FOR
A LITTLE CHILD
Mrs.Mertz Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her

Kutztown, PAT wish every wo-
man who wants children would try
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HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. April rs, 1924.
The annual meeting OF Lo; Owners OF
Holly wood Cemetery Co, will be held at
NE Chamber OF Commerce Building audi
Drium TUESDAY. MAY TIE 9TH.
1922. at $50 =. NJ.
E C WIGHT Trea.
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THE ATLANTIC LAND ASD IMPROVE.
AiEST COMPANY.

UIiCt OF TIE Secretary.
Sotic. - hereby gwen iaat the regular
thhuh! meeting uf StGcHaO.Grrs o! The
Atlantic Land and Improvement Com.
'any VIII be n.d at The office .! the
:unpany in the Richmond Terminal Rail-
say Station. IN the city OF Richmond
virginia, on TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
oF MAY. 1922. al 1880 o'clock p. Al.
IL. l.. BORDEN. Secretary.
Aprii 20. 1879.
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l.. T.. & j. s HhHNiE.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
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ILCTIONS--LEG.1L.S
Legal Notices

NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given tina, T.. ~. Evan.
nt.d y L. SHARP. partners. Trading AZ
Evans < SHARP. a, - South Fifteenth
succL "a The E@ty Of Richmond Va
haze this. the s0th day OF ApriI. 1874
scid the Wholesale nsh GsaleTA' business to
=. u. street q Co.. who vii! cuuduc,
heteh!t.r The said buslUeAs a, the s.!d
place as their hucC.ssors.
~! rcfEone having Clalfns against the
nii EVANS SHARP VII! please present
them al the said place for payment.
Inc said Evans = sharp recommend
hereby ,he.r successors IN IN. said bust
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= Given under our hands. tkls the 2jth
dey q! April. 1929
=. ". EVANS And A. l.. SHARP.
PA,TtH-fs. trading Evans AZ sharp.
4 =. Il hTkEET Il CO..
NTaGtng as successors TO Evans 4. sharp