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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02
RULING ON 8-HOUR LAW
Postal Delivery Clerks Must work
Overtime in Emergencies.

Washington, April PA new ruling
of the Controller of the Treasury
gives considera BILE 1eeway to the de-
partment chiefs in enforcing the eight
hour law. He holds that the eight
hour provisions of the act were mere
ly directory, and not mandatory.
and that the department may use its
discretion as to the hours of deliv-
cry clerks.
The department, however, expects
to follow the provisions of the law as
closely as possible, but in time of
congested mail traffic the clerks will
be called upon to work longer hours
without additional pay. The sub
ject is of particular interest in New
York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Bos-
ton, where Postmasters, in an effort
to obey the law without engaging adj
ditional delivery clerks, advanced the
hour of the last daily delivery so that
the same clerks who made the first
delivery in the morning might make
the last delivery in the evening. This
practice occasioned considerable COM
plant.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02
so DIVORCES IN DAY
PROVIDENCE RECORD

Providence, R. L, April FIFTY di-
'vorces have been granted by two jug
tees in the Superior Court in the last
tWenty-four hours. The principal
charges have been neglect to provide.
Among those who received DEGREES
was Mrs. Maud Hanley, wife of Wal
ter H. Hanley, a brewer. She receiv-
ed an allowance of SLIPS every three
months for her support and $3.50 quar-
terly for the maintenance of her son,
James Harris HanIey.
The Han1eys were married in 1908
and separated two years ago, since
which time Mr.. Hanley has not sup
ported her, Mre. Hanley told the Jus
tice.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02
METHODISTS LOSE
IN MEMBERSHIP
AND CHURCHES

New Haven, April 2.-The New
York East Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church ended it's ses-
sion here last night with the annual
appointment of ministers in the dis
trict. The general conference report
showed a loss in mem bership during
the year of 1,716. The total of re-
ceipts from benevo1ences was $176,-
1865, a decrease of $2,141.76. There
are 1850 officers and teachers and
1915 children in the Sunday schools.
an increase of 21,O40. Three hun
dred and four churches are enrolled
in. the conference, a loss of five during
the year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02
OIL FOR NAVAL FUEL

Washington, April "A board of
naval officers has been formed, it
was announced at the navy depart
ment, today, to determine the limits
of safety of oils stored and used on
board ship. The action was taken in
view of the extensive use of oil for
fuel in the navy.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02
new DANBURY PASTOR
SON OF EX-MAYOR COBURN

Danbury, April 2.-st James Epis-
copaI church has called Rev. G. c.
Coburn, curate of Grace church, New
York, to become pastor. Rev. Mr.
Coburn is a son of DR.. J. NJ Coburn,
a former mayor of South Norwalk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02

There is no case on record of a
cough, cold or 1agrippe developing in
to bronchitis, pneumonia or consump-
ton after Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound has been taken. The GEM
inc is in a yellow package. Refuse
substitutes. F. B. Brill, Stratford ave-
nue. and Sixth street. "135
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02

No matter how long you suffered or
what other remedies have failed to
cure, Foley Kidney Pills will surely
help you. They are genuinely tonic,
strength ening and curative, build up
the kidneys and restore their regular
action. John Velbert, Foster, Calf
says: ct suffered many years with kid
ney trouble and could never get relief
until 1 tried Foley Kidney Pills which
effected a complete cure" F. B. Brill,
Stratford avenue and Sixth street
1
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02
VETS WIN MANY
ELECTIONS HELD IN
COLORADO TOWNS

Denver, April 2.-Prohibition and
local option were issues in most of
the many elections held in Colorado
towns, yesterday, when local tickets
were chosen and the liquor amend
ments voted upon. Returns received,
early today, from practically all of
the towns in which elections were
held show that the anti prohibition
lists were victorious in big majority
of the places.
PLAN TO REDUCE NUMBER
OF SALOONS DEFEATED
Boise, Ida, April Am initial
ordinance, devised to reduced by one
half the number of saloons and in
crease the cost of liquor licenses SO
per cent, was decisively defeated in
yesterdays election here. Arthur
Hodges was reelected mayor. His
opponent had made a bid for the sup
port of club women by promising to
appoint a woman on the police force.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-04-02

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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-01-17
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
 STOCKHOLDERS.
S510, ,S63. 92
$65O,537.14
To the Stockholders of
 Standard Copper Mines,
 An Arizona COrnOra tiOn

An Arizona Corporation
 Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders of the Standard Copper Mines, an Arizona corporation, has been duly called, and will be held at the office of McFar- land & Hampton, at Clifton, Greenlee County, Arizona, on the 12th day of February, 1913, at S:30 o'clock D. m . for the purpose of considering and act ing upon a proposition to authorize the sale and transfer of all of the corporations property, of every kind, character and description; and to authorize the distribution of the pro ceeds of such sale (after the payment of the corporations debts) among the stockholders entitled to receive the same; and to authorize the winding up of the affairs of said corporation, and that it be dissolved and disincor- porated, or it's franchise surrendered to the State, it being understood that any other matter or thing within the scope of authority of the stockholders of said corporation, may be considered and acted upon at said meeting, or at any adjourned session thereof, if pro- perly presented.
 Dated this 18th day of January, 1913.
 ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS,
 Secretary 1-17-3t.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-01-17
"The Third Deqree.'

David Warhelds s successes, "The Music Master,' The Gamblers V Rose Stahls play Maggie Pepper . and The Lion and the Mouse," are all written by that eminent Ameri- can playwright, Charles Klein, who also wrote The Third Degree" :" which will play here soon. MT. Klein considers the latter his strongest dramatic story.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-01-17
FrclAL PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

 of 
 of R. A. P. A L. Clerk o'clock A. M Chairman boarding prisoners follows:
  S. P. o of
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-01-17
"OiSBURSEMEN TS."

DISBURSEMENTS" Warrants Warrants 295O6. .25 Courthouse Building Warrants 49952 nc
 
 Warrants 55623. .67 Warrants ................ 6372 .S3 Warrants 2725. Building Warrants 27,690. 91 Building Warrants. 1870. Institute Warrants 310.4O 351. School District No 3S TOO.
 
 34,651. 3S
  n Registered Courthouse and ....... 1,5OO POOP. ...... ..........
  Fees, 2O.75 Tax n unds.
 on balance
 (Continued f
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-01-17

1-17-3t.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-01-17
Now About the Free Pipe

Inevery sack ofLiggett G Myers Duk a coupon. You can exchange these coupe other valuable and useful articles. Thes penny. There is something for every | skates, catcher's gloves, tennis rackets.
 suit cases, canes. umbrellas, and dozens of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
NEW ROADWAY
OPEN To PUBLIC
CONNECTS HAMPTON AND PHOE-
BUS AND Is ONE OF FINEST
IN STATE.

HAMPTON, VA. Aug. 2s.--The new
SIS coo road between this city and
Phoebus was opened to the public to-
day and the first vehicle 70 GO over
is was the large Goford truck, which Ia
owned by number of business men.
Those riding in the truck were the
Supervisors Of Elizabeth City county,
Joseph r. Lee. Henry Shelton and
Richard Armstrong. the officials of
The Merchants association and the
officials Of the railway company and
the Merchants Transportation COM
pany.
The road was paved by tho Lawson
Paving company, of Norfolk. Va. and
has been under construction for the
past-four or Eve months New tracks
have been put down by the railway
company and the owners Of any Kind
of vehicles VIII have no more bumps
while riding on this local road.
The road Is to be paid for in the
following ways;
association. 1900: Newport News, Old
Point railway and Electric company
s7.5e0; the supervisors. $500. this
Hampton city council, $i3.260
The road is one Of the finest In the
State. The paving Of the road IL m ost
due 20 the board Of supervisors of
Elizabeth City county and the Mer-
chants Association of Hampton. The
road extends from the new National
cemetery OF the National Soldiers
home and then to the gate of the
Hampton institute.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
STATE CHARTERS
NEW ENTERPRISES

The State corporation commission
chartered the following new enter
prises yesterday:
j. NJ. Edmunis & Co. incorporated.
Danyile, Wa. Capital, maximum. $500,
600; minimum, $4,000 j. NJ. Ed
munds, president, Bessie Tack and w.
Il Winstcad. secretary and treasurer,
all OF Danville. Va. Purposes. tobacco
business. ..
George Payne Drug company. incor-
poratcd. Lynch burg, Va Capital
maximum. $40, o00; minimum. 81, 600.
George A. w Payne, president and
treasurer Richard Hancock, vice
president. and j III. Kyle. secretary, all
of Lynchburg. Purposes, wholesale
and retail drug and medicine BUSH
ness
Certificate OF authority granted
Hoge d Luebkert Co. chartered under
the laws of the District of Columbia,
TO do business In this State. Capital,
maximum, $4,000. General construc-
zion and contracting business. l..
Clark Hoge. Leesburg, Va, named as
statutory agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
VIRGINIA TEAM
SHOOTING WELL
CRACK SHOTS FROM OLD DO.
MINIoN ATTRACTING ATTEy-
TON AT CAMP PERRY.

Dispatches from Camp Perry where
the Virginia militia rife team is COM
peting, indicate that the representa-
tives of the Old Dominion will rank
well with the other teams in Glass
p.
In the preliminary work their prac-
tlcc scores, were much higher than
those of previous years and served to
attract the attention of their compett-
tors Heretofore the other teams in
Glass B have not feared the Vir-
ginia marksmen, but such Is not the
rase now.
In pairs the Virginia rifiemen have
been practictng for the national
matches and just as much rivalry ex-
listed between the Virginia pairs as
II they were shooting against other
teams instead Of teammates. Captain
Wallace and Sergeant Fisher beat the
other "twos" by one point Captain
wallace scored 40 and Sergeant Ping
ley As, or 81 out of possible 100.
Next In rank were Lieutenant Opie
and Lieutenant Capps, the latter Of
Norfolk, who made As each or 9s for
the two.
Colonel r. r. Goodwin. commander
of the Fourth Regiment infantry, fs
acting as observer for the Virginia
team.
Lieutenant Levy Capps. OF Company
r of Norfolk, has been mentioned in
the list of those making high scores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
UNCLE SAM WILL
PR[CANCEL STAMPS
Nrryg rIsaCTICE TO DE INAUGu-
RATED HERE ON SEP
TENDER 10TH.

Postmaster Edgal Allan has received
instructions regarding the sale OF
precancoiea stamps. which under an
order OF Postmaster-General Burleson,
wiil bc sold after September 18th.
BY the operation of this order it Is
expected that "a saving Of approx
fs.sateiy s2Nt eco per year can be eff
fcted IN ,he operating expenses OF the
postc flee department.
Irccance,td stamps are those which
bear the name Of the postoff1ce at
which matter hearing them IL mailed.
The NAM appears between two heavy
black unes The canceline is done by
means ut "a special machine. and by the
nSa ot such stamps It becomes un-
ncccSsar ~ tc pass each piece OF mail
through ti,e canceling machine.
To cancel the number OF stamps
now used each year in this manner.
IL Is stated. viii cost about $4,000.
while II tho stamps are not Cancelled
until pibCed on the matter 20 be mailed
the cost would approximate $3.50. zoe.
The preeanceled stamps are to be
valid for postage for any point only
when matter hearing them is mailed
at the once of pronunciation, that is,
stamps preCanCe}ed at Washington
will not be good on any matter mailed
outside the delivery limits OF Wash
inctcn,
Icrrneriy he use Of such stamps
was not permitted unless at least
:. atp were sold at one time. to he
used on pieces Of mall Identical in
size and class, Postmaster General
Burleson's order removes these restric-
tons, and rs considered another great
step forward toward making the postal
service thoroughly efficient
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Commonwealth of Virginia.
Department of the State Corporation Commission,
City of Richmond, August %, 1913,

The following corporations having failed for two
sve years pay the annual registration fees due by such
several corporations after having been duly assessed therefor
for the wears 1911 and 1912 such failure having contn
ned for ninety days after the expiration of such two years by
operaion of the Constitution and laws of the Commonwealth
of VIRGINIA. the charters Of such domestic corporations and
the certificates authority to do business Virginia OF such
foreign corporations revoked and annued and the TACT
revocation and annulment by the state corporation
commission hereby ordered to published week for
fonr consecutive weeks daily newspaper published IN the
city of Richmond, Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
BIG CHANGES FOR
VIRGINIA BEACH
COMMITTEE WORKING ON M
PROvEMENTS TO STREETS,
WATER. SEWERS, ETC.

NORFOLK, Aug. 2s.-Extensive
improvements at Virginia Beach were
discussed last night at meeting OF
property owners in the town hall and
the committee which was appointed
to look after ways and means re-
ported that about $4,000 Will be re-
CURED for preliminary work
Among the improvements con-
templated are an enlarged sewer
system. improved sanitary arrange
ments. changes In the water system,
leveling and grading streets and re-
pairs to the boardwalks
Barton Myers. who presided, and
who was chairman of the committee
appointed on ways and means. suR-
gested that the money he raised eth
er by an additional bond issue or by
personal subscription.
While the preliminary work will he
large in It's scope 1t will require but
small amount as compared to the
amount ultimately expended under
the plans as outlined by the com
rUittee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS.
Date Incorporated
Name.
Location.

na "a Manufacturing Company Incorporated. Norfolk
Abingdon CONSTRUCTION company The AbinE
Acm don Ma va COMPANY incorporated Roanoke Va
AaPsha '1G ambeT coaPany Sorok
Allen MGycane 9 conorstion Bristol
F1ns Va
American Aeromobs Construction Corporation Hampton
American Ant Cigarette company Incorporated Roanoke
5.;.:siss ssos s
Ame A,sna" @qiid The RICHMOND ....,.......
oI s" esars mssnSo
,ppd hSsnGsse; onda., COMPANY Manassas va
afea4 SSmP Th
Arlington Development Investment Company Incorporated
Ar, rhna shop
AT sn sp Labrsatns bsviee The Hampton
Ayers Corporation Alex re Norfolk Sor,oit
hssss FstSrs snsG pany
Bannter compsny insorPorsted Sorfoik
haTsara I con- Eorfoik
bsasr fash Company A. Rich
pirmH @sh safety cuon COMPANY incorporated
Black Rock Mining COMPANY Cnars w.
ha nSs
ka%br company Bur
n!aos cSmpany nshmSpa
sss fSss R.s Roanoke Va
RSsa cg"' c eGmnasy
n and hsh%on
bGssf f4s
Bristol Realty Corporation. Bristol ..,..,,..
Bron Brothers incorporated Norf9 lii va "a
brown Incorporated
ssTnk Realty Company Incorporated
Buckingham OH Gas ana development Company 1ncor-
9erste Sums nhS' COMPANY The Norfolk
bHps fG%eeaoS
Butt nsd eo1apanY Va
rys and ff.f CO.
a a1asx Csn mesTy Sorfo
cal y-cne atieH- The Norfolk Va
camden Lumber company, incorporated Norfolk va..,
Capital CITY Laundry ineoporasd RiShnond
capital city Telephone Company, Alexandria va
Capitol Company, Incorporated. Aexandrs, Va
carey Baum Incorporated Norfolk Wa formerly sorey
arae Shoe COMPANY Incorporated
carter Hodges Company. Incorporated Danvlls, Va
Central Improvement COMPANY Radford va
Chambern Mineral Company, Incorporated Sugar Grove
chandiee and Company Incorporated, Ellis Aiexandria
chesapeake Land Corporation York Va.
Chesterfield club Incorporated The Manchester Va
Packing Company Incorporated Christians
Christmas Aeropians COMPANY Rosslyn
chrisofoo Colombo Citizens Association Of the State
clarement cab"nate Lime Company, lncorpo
climax soapstone COMPANY Incorporated Nelson
ciinch Valley company ST Paul va.
TrimmerR Association Norfolk. Va.
conman Door Spring. Company Incorporated The cfor
Coleman Annex COMPANY, Incorporated Norfolk Va.
coleman development Corporation Norfolk
fermsriy National Bsnsaeia Associatssn PetsrsSaru
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
instruct Rural Patrons.

Rural carriers. according 10 an or
der issued by the fourth assistant
postmaster-een are not required
TO remove from boxes loose coins
placed there by patrons for the pur-
pose OF buying stamps for letters. and
the attention of patrons Is called to
that fact in a special order. Patrons
who deposit coins In the mail box for
postage are instructed TO enclose same
in an envelope or other secure wrap
per and properly mark same.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Walking Across Continent.

An interesting visitor to Richmond
yesterday was Charles w. Smith, cap
tain. of +. u. Grant troop. Boy Scouts
Of America. Captain Smith walked
from San Francisco and now ne Is
walking back to Frisco, expecting 70
reach the Pacific metropolis In time
for the big exposition. He secures
cretent'.'s from every city he visits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Stunrt to Address Veterans.

The next governor Of the State.
Henry c. Stuart, will be the central
feature at the big reunion of the Con-
federate veterans of Chesterfield coun-
ty. which is scheduled to be held at
the courthouse Of that bailiwick on
September nth. Captain w. w.
Baker. commander of the camp, will
preside Mt the reunion and Introduce
Mr.. Stuart and picnic dinner will he
served on the ground by the Daugh-
ters OF the Cnnfederacy. --.----.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
NATIONAL CONSERVATION EXPO
SITION, KNOXVILLE, TENN.

September TO November 1, 1913
For this occasion Southern Railway
offers extremely low round trip fares
10 KNOXVILLE and return.
Cnuyenlent tra1A seIlice. Slecp ping
Cars, Dining Cars
Pug For fares, reservations and other
information. consult nearest Southern
Railway Ticket Agent or write
s. l.. BURGESS, ID. +. A..
Richmond va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
DESTROYED BY Fire.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
IRVINGTON, VA, August 2S.--The
handsome dwelling OF Andrew Groves,
at Oak Grove, Westmoreiand county,
was destroyed by fire a few days ago.
Loss, $4,000; insurance. $1,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29

Engineering Company Richmond
HssssIs Rsiis Va
c cs:s.s. o xs IPs
es1 asSr
6yslcns cnur or
company r1 Tss psosssaR Va
s
p..r!e As1spara
Esrs.s
E Ess s sppy
Ess. sn eos asna va
j Hss sP Vs
Espa Of The
smpei.
Essa @on BSssns
Floyd HS GO aas FLOYD Va
Frank f Tailoring company port,meuth Va
esG
rred@pn s yn norfolk
FRIEND Sars Va
Front a9f essss
ssa RSga WnTs.
da nsr1 ssn
sodated Enterprise Insurance or Endowm n
nas Of tSs Grand
. nse5s s Ma
q
Ssss 4s ssEs V
m cahv Knsn1I of G@e0H Tortolk
NooR
M omp
Las OF ns
erasDesger MsnSiaetune corporation Rehmond va
resa%a2 PsK
s
Fstf
nsa Door
Hansas Fsssurs club Sr1Ss SsTt9ik
T.4
Iiishiand Raiwsy eompagy. Aisxsgarla
ossard d HalsH Norfolk va
.9pG Sr h'sG
Hot spTnss Lumber Manufacturing Company Inoor
Hughes Resa5 ese hf fneoTporatsd Portsmouth
l@psa oa Dans county Va
na hvf+ PSu' nn
Realty Loan Company incorporated Rich
IA.
Sslfas
The ront Rshmond
k ssts' SaT IS ssoSs Gap
KaEspar Slate corporaton B1s'ol
Krshner creasns Incorporated Lynch
Ladies flair incorporated The Norfolk
rafayete Athletic and Social club Lanberts Point Va
Lakeside Country Club Richmond Va tormeriy inc Lake
Lee Social and Literary Club Richmond Va Riehm0n
1sessars and eephons cqmpany A,ste i,
fdesnas e. Ass.l
hs5asst. ass 4s =
nynSss Tss s2ndsate
sI.e s06s c
Marion Marion con,racSns and Lumber Co incorporated Ma
Mary rian Realty syndicate
Mso
RssnsF. va
ys rh eSsry
Mtsry caS of the city OF Thu. Portsmouth
miller shoemaker Estate Company The Alexandra
Mink Island oyster COMPANY Incorporated The. Hampto
Moist Company. incorporated Norf0i
Moneh company A hssmnns
Morris sapny comnany
Name Address Novelty Corporation The Pesrsnare Va
Auction Company Incorporated itichmonn va
National Printing Exhibit Co, Incorporated, me Aiel
New YORK. Fireprcof Company Newport News Newpo
News, a.
New York Orchards Company Incorporated Aiexandrfe va
Newport News Fishing Club. Incorporated Newport New
Nickel savngs Bank Of Ronmono Vs. The. Richmond. Va
Realty Corporation, Richmond va
Norfolk The, Norfok, va.
Norfolk Company Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Highland Grocery Company, incorporated Norto'
Norfolk Paper Company. Incorporated Norfolk vs.
Norfolk Realty Corporation, NorroIk va
Publishing Advertisins Company incorporate
Norfolk shook Manufacturing corpoIaor Norfolk Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29
Roland II. Childrey

CP-TD-DA1E DRUGGIST,
Efxhteenth and Franklin streets.
"A complete line of Rubber Goods
The fanest Raxors in town. and fully
Euaranteed. Chil0rey's Kidney and
AVER Pulls best on earth. Mail orders
given prompt and immediate atten-
sfion
Monroe zI1c. Madison s5:i3.
Five 10 Ftueen~Dsy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-29

Pin. beach esiss;::ss Is;isS
AZ.
ss
In:: s:s
F:.R AZ. nd
Eye, s
Rambler ear.ss ana supply
sss iii. Rich
s %
Richmond Electric Blue Printing Corporation. The Rich
s,eh%ona Motor ceppany R'ohmend Va.
ssrsss Rssne Eng
Roanoke coeeten RosnSk. ns y.n VI:
Roanoke Realty investmsnt company, The Roanoke Va
Rochnssam Industrial school Incorporated Harrsonsurs
ci.i:n
Fy.ss Tss s.: @
rSr G1a snH
nps Is. :ns
seo.s
s.aeesra Auto and storage company Sorfoh
seaboara Laundry COMPANY incorporated Norfolk "a
ssay @ .s
ss.,fo onG water wheel Machine Company
sSsp % s
shst !s %
smith
Smith woodai Grune Lumber Co. Incorporated Richmond
sss %s: %ss
sm.,sassa Ham corporaasn. smthasid ~.
Ate Esrton va Il.
southern Farm Products Company Incorporated The Nor
souSern Hospital D.pen.ary Corporation Richmond
Southern Realty c. Riss%onS va
Es"
Wythssls yssn,: i,a,nar.,,on Norfolk
eas
sa.a
The sd Rshmsad va
Supreme Of the Royal Fraternity The R"a
Table, HG* Social Corporation Pine Beach
e. Nsso q the port
r.dewater Distliing company incorporated Bowers Hill
Two pa o
Union company, Incorporated Burkevlis
Union stock Yard COMPANY. Norfolk county
Unit? - Sss.ssss s sa,t.,s
United order Of Mutual A.soea.ien and COURTS
4sss 1s.
v lsS sO Rsash
virginia Box and company Atavists
virginia breeding framing Association incorporated
virginia Carolina Realty Corporation The Norfolk, Va
Virginia and Printing Company. incorporated
virginia Finance and Realty corporation Covngton va
Virginia Implement and Hardware Company Incorporated
virginia INVESTMENTS Company incorporated suffolk, Va
Virginia Realty Title Corporation. The Rossiyn Va -
Virginia Rug and Drugsett Company Incorporated. Rich
virginia safe Deposit Corporation Alexandra
virginia sand Company Incorporated Roanoke Va ifor
merly The Grant supply Company, Corporation)
ss Halfway co%psn cft
Virginia White Leghorn Company Caest Va
alton CO. Ineorpora,sd e. Norfolk
Topaeeo Gompany h
It MIR
IVES, End s9.iai Unsn a,eh% %S s "a
White Oak Mineral Springs Incorporates. Norfolk Va.
Wnu9s lo and %
williams Fuel Savings Power Company. Incorporated TIL
wnamsSurs Knitting Min company .wiamseure, Va ::
Willis Woodhouse Grocery Company, incorporated Norfoi
Wise company ineorpora.sa: r. T. suffolk; Va
Worth Manufacturing Company. incorporated. Richmon
wy,hevlie Mercantile Company incorporated wythevi
Va. formerly Owens. Ward Hatcher, Incorporatedl
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS
Name. State.
A,rust. Electric