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Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18

water sweeping down from the noun
tainS over these SiphonS would always
be a menace to the valleys water
supply.
Desirable as it is to get canal
wholly in the United States, as a matter
OF sentiment, ii undoubtedly is better
to "go to the mountain" than to compel
the mountain TO come TO us. The SOlu-
ton of the question Of an all-American
route undoubtedly lies in getting into
the United States all the territory under
the canal. and if that is not brought
about by the revolution in Northern
Mexico. it ought TO be brought aDOut
10y an insistence by the United States
that the international line be newly
drawn according to the treaty stipula-
tions, which places the line far south
ur its present location.
When the canal, either through the
operation of the present revolution OF
through cessiOn to this country, is
placed wholly in the United States
(and that should come very quickly
now, there will be easy acquisition by
the people through condemnation, if it
is not offered to the people at a rea-
Sonable figure by the railroad in con-
troll.
desirable as il is that the system
be acquired, forces outside of the valley
are working 50 favOrably at this time
that this journal feels that the people
can afford to await the contamination
of the movements, at the same time
urging on Washington the dcSirablity-
nf using its influence To q favorable
end
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18
COME FACTS THAT CONFUSE

- There l. cause FOR everything.
The fact that divergence ~ opinions
iuSi now divides public sentiment in
+, gard a. methods for acquiring the
irrigation supply system is not an ac-
rident II is the natural result "f
conditions that exist. and II ls well
for the people of the valley to view
conditions from all points.
The first point on which we are all
most nearly in accord is the deSirabllity
II acquiring the irrigation system 50
soon as it can he done adVantagcously
This Is not because the need Of owner
ship by the people is imperative. but
because it best harmoniZes with our
HeaiS for the water users to own their
9Wn irrigation system in its entirety.
Yet this deSideratum is modified by
ghe fact that under the present condi-
zion we have the cheapest. the most
abundant and the best distributed Of
water supplies. with no menace to its
perpetuity and with 100000 acres to
ae added to the irrigated land this
year. The situation. therefore. is such
that we can afford to he patient in
working out the problem of the future.
The next Roint on which we are in
most hearty agreement il the deSira-
oility. if possible, Of having an all
American route for the canal. instead,
a at present, Of a portion Of the
SaAal being in Mexico. This. also. Z is
primarily matter of sentiment. foT1 as
Jne factor has succeeded anOtheri in
government Of Mexico. each and| all
aaVe recognized the desirahility Of pro-
iecting the supply canal OF Imperial
valley. AMI there l. no threat and no
danger ~ interference with this water
supply.
But there are two methods for gel
nng an dll-Amcrican canal II the
mountain will not come to Mohamed.
Aohamed must 20 to the mountain.
several engineers have passed on
ne cost Of building a canal through
he sand hills. which implies a tunnel
81 lrast Fix miles long through the
sand hills, and this tunnel must be
arg enough to accommodate o flow
Of 100000 miners inches of water
n other words, it must be nearly
afteen times as large as the new Los
ANGELES aqueduct, which is considered
sne Of the modern wonders o. the
world. The cost of this has been esti-
zated by Engineers Lippincott and
Scohey as beyond the possibility Of
Notwithstanding like twenty
millions Of dollars
added to this is the fact That the
government would ask the valley to pav
from million to a million and a half
dollars for the privilege of connecting
Nsith the Laguna dam system.
Bar what is probably the greatest
mpedinent of all to this. project j.
she fact that Two great washes sWpeD
DOWN from the mountains across the
pain 9f the proposed canal. This would
make 1t necessary to construct great
siph0ns under the washes. each siphoD
capable Of carrying ali the water to
be used III the valley, and even under
she lest Of construction, the storm
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Secs. 14SO-1492-In the Superior
Court of the County of Imperial,
State of Californian the Matter
OF the Estate of HARRY l.. DIXON.
Deceased.
Estate of Harry L. Dixon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the Estate Of
Harry l.. Dixon, deceased, to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said ad-
ministrator. at his office First National
Bank Building, northeast corner of
Sixth and Main Streets, Ell Centro the
same being the place for the transac-
tion of the business of said estate, in
said County of Imperial
Dated March Z, A. d. 1918.
G.. S HELMS
Administrator of the Estate of Harry
L. Dixon. 6ecea sed.
ROSS & HARVEY, attorneys for said
Administrator. tues-aprI
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

INNt Z OHI IfhhU~-UIDZ-s
Department of the Interior. U. $
Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal. Feb.
IS, 1913.-NOT1CE il hereby given that
JOHN +. BUTTRtH. of El Centro. Cal
ffornia, who. on Feb. IS. 1918. made
Homestead Entry, No. 015227, for w 1a
Range IA f. $. B. Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make three year
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Imperial County.
at El Centre, California, on the 2nd
day of April, 1918 at ? o'clock p. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jesse
L. Mcclure, John L. Atkins. Isaac A.
Morgan, Walter O Hamilton. all of Ell
Centre, Cal FRANK BUREN,.
mch23 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18
FRaTERNAL SOCIETIES

= l. Ck.NrRO LODGE NO ssT. LoOF
r. Meets every Wednesday night In
MaEanic hall, Opera House block.
Visitors most cordially welcomed. j. C.
JENKINS. n. c. y. T. JENKINS, Sec.
" UNA LODGE NO. 4T6 Benevolent
and Protective order OF Elks.
meets every Wednesday evening
at Elks' Hall. Visiting brothers are
heartily welcome. Meeting hours
c. A. LIVINGSTON. Secretary
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18
Parties WISHING STORAGE Space

We have leased The large sheet iron
-arehouse formerly occupied by liamIi
ten Supply Co. and are prepared to han
die any and all kinds Of storage busi-
nesS. See Pioneer Transfer Go. at Office
on 18th Just \. OF Main Phone Nam
Advertisement II
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18
Home Made Brooms

Here to stay. Imperial Broom
Works is now prepared to supply all
demands from home grown corn. d. p
kaIStnn.= .=AdYertiS..nen Ii
Imperial Valley press., 1913-03-18
NOTICE or TIME AND PLACE AP-
POINTED FOR PROVING WILL AND
HEARING APPLICATION FOR LET
TIERS TEST N IN U n TIIlN ~

TIERS TEsTAMENTARY THEREON.
In the Superior Court of the Coun'-
ty of Imperial. state of California
q Z, {. .HS BRADFoRD, 5ST5 DECEASED yas estate q
Notice is hereby given that Friday.
the 21st day of March: A. D. 1918, at
10 o'clock a. .m., .of said day. and the
the City of El Centric, in the County
of Imperial, State of California, has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the viii Of said c. G. Brad
ford, deceased. and for hearing the
application of Lulu Bradford for issu-
ance to her, Of Letters Testamentarv
thereon, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the
same.
nated this 5th day of March, A. d.
(sEAL) M. S. COOK,
Clerk.
212 Deputy Clerk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
FOURTH CANDIDATE
FOR C0LLECTORSH|P
rFRNARD MANN, OF PETERS
EI'RG. WILL BIZ ENDORSED
RY CONGRESSMAN WATSON.

A fourth applicant for the. position
If collector az customs for Virginia
may enter the FIELD against Norman
Hamilton. of Norfolk endorsed by
Senators Martin and Swanson, Con-
rreSsman Holland Of che Second dis
tr5et and Congressman Watson. Of the
rorrth DISTRICT and one who may up~
ss4 fbe calculations Of those who had
conceded the appointment of Mr..
Hamilton over Mr. Perkins. of New
port News. ls Bernard Mann, az Pc
teEsburS
Mr. Mann has not made any pub
Tic announcement and has not asked
the endorsement Of any one for the
place. bar his friends arc pushing his
CANDIDACY, and fudge Watson has de-
elsred tAat should Mr. Mann desire
the placa he would mot hesitate even
At this late day. e. ask Mr. Hamii-
son to release me from CHE obligation
/ have assumed 20 him.
Judee Watson endorsed Mr. Hamil-
scu some ttyuc ago. there being no can
osdafe from his district hut since
fr.ends If Sir Mann have become
active in his behalf the Fourth dis
trlct Representation bias Informed them
thar he woula support hlm Tor the
place
Mr Curtis af Newport News. en-
dorsed hy Congressman Jones IS an
other candidate FOR the position.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
To ASK REVISION
Of REGISTRATION
REQUEST FRASURE or 1875 Ex-
IAPT FROM POLL TAX IN
TTFTF.ESTH DISTRICT.

NORFOLK. Sept. tf.--That demand
VIII be made fer the erasure of a
large numb # names of persons ap-
pearing as qualified voters on the reg
istrstion book Of the Fifteenth elec-
tion district was made known yester-
Cay at the headquarters Of the citi-
gens' party. The decision Of the citi-
2ens' party leaders to ask for "A whole
sale revision Of the registration rec
ords In the district is tho result Of
examination they have made of a copy
OF the registration book furnished by
n. III. Price. registrar for tho district.
This Is the Huntersyille district.
More than 125 persons are regis
tered IN the Fifteenth district as vo-
ters exempt from the payment Of the
poll tax as a. prerequisite 10 voting.
In several instances no cause for ex-
ernption is noted, while in many others
the exemption is explained upon
grounds which the citizens party law
yers say are not given In tho LAWS Of
Virginia.
Most Of them. according to the no.
tatlnns on the book after their names
are exempt because they or their faith
ers were soldiers" Nearly half o,
the total are relieved of the pou tn,
prerequisite as "sons 81 soldiers
AEIA no @GEA S&ci1 RAl0U ~ PROVIDED
for by the law, az Interpreted by tbs
citizens party. The only military re
Iation emitting & Nirginian to vote
without paying poll tax. SO far as c{ti.
zens' party lawyers can find out I,
actual service in the civil war "Eau
cation" is the explanation given fol
twenty-seven exemptions. and her,
again the citizens party attorneys arr
at loss 20 understand They hay,
been unable 70 find any Virginia Law
providing for an educational exemp
ton.
There are Afteen soldiers" on tn
Fifteenth district llst Of the exempt
although their birth dates show few
Of them were old enough for u1litar,
service either 81 the beginning or IN
Close ~ the ctvil war Five of IN
"nId soldiers" were born long afte
the struggle between the States hai
been settled.
cine Angelo Marandalo, who, nc
cording To the registration hook. Sc
cured his naturalization papers Il
1898. Is exempt as the "son Of sol
der"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
TO EXHIBIT HEALTH
CHART AT ALL FAIRS

a health exhibit prepared ny the
State board Of health has b n for
warded to farewell where It will be
shown as a part OF the TaZeweli coun-
" fair next week. From Tazeweil
the exhibit will be sent 70 other coun-
tv fairs and viii, in all probability,
ha kept on the road during the fall
months.
While this exhibit Is being used, Of
flcers of the State board Of health
and OF the State Antituberculosis as
ISOLATION are preparing new charts
and models to be Incorporated with
the exhibit when it is displayed al the
state fair
With the exhibit Is sent specimen
copies Of literature on the prevention
Of disease published by the board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS.
Date Incorporated
Location.
Name.

4 and r. Manufacturing Company Incorporated Norfolk .,
Abingdon Construction COMPANY incorporated The Abins ~
iaea2Pasas @s x@
AaPe any i LINE compaR2 norpst va
s9 umbef COMPANY Pulaski
AsTa Hsro%obe Hampton
>"%Esan H@sf lS: cspo-.,as aaaos 5 aaF9 I
sT $a @'s E July
5S ssao Va M Marsh
gnD Hp@ ar
s' ] s3 august
Ayers HsSsa Sorfo ,9nS
# #sssss s2. sss1 SoFs s
arsanh RGhmS N"to Xe E hn
Bs%se 'arF Company Incorporated Rich
rn fe safety caon Lever company, Incorporated
3 MINK COMPANY Incorporated charles septcn
Hssk HSs 3i 6d
Veneer Incorporated
Rcn%Sq9 Msrsn
qRan 3so q Roanoke Vs. Rssem9
44s"s @ Ss TGs
ss sa s%Ssss 1s5s the
E F f H4o6ef 9@'RS5aSP 5's Sot
r0wn be9eoPnent
hTnR Va ra. septemi
f!urk ngha Development
The
Norfolk,
The Portsmouth Va June
ps,, ssa eS%Ss59 20 pos,se s. ,s"s
Park Incorporated hmond April
& nd co
Vending neorporaed Alexandria Va March
Norfolk,
Corporation, The Norfolk Va June
Carr
incorporated Norfolk
Richmond
Incorporated Norfolk
Telephone
Incorporated Alexandria
Coke COMPANY ncoporatcd Norton Va
Carey& Incorporated Norfolk Va tormerly Sorey
rporated)
Adjustable Horse Shoe Company incorporated Nor
arenTer Randolph porated Alexandria March
Carl
Market Corporaton Norfolk Va; January
Chamberlain Mineral Company Incorporated Sugar Grove
Company, Incorporated H. Ellis Alexandria
septemt
Chesapeake Corporation :.
Cnristansurg Packing Company incorporated Christians
Aeopane Company Incorporated October
Colombo Citizens Association of the State
Claremon Company. lneorpo-
-. Novemb
Climax soapstone Company Incorporated Nelson
valley company porated Paul Nav II
Trimmers Norfolk,
Conman Door Spring Company, Incorporated The Clifton
Company Norfolk April
Coleman Chemical Company. Incorporated Newport News
Development Corporation Norfolk Noveb
Coleman Lang Corporation, Norfolk.
formerly National Association OF Petersburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
BATTLE ROYAL IN
CITY HALL PEN
ALBERT BLIMM HAD EVERY
THING HIS OWN WAY FOR TWO
MINUTES AND \ HALF.

The first battle-royal ever pulled OFT
in the Police court started yesterday
morning promptly at 0 o'clock.
The squared circle was within the
bull pen. Had Dummy" the cham
uion battle royal boxer. who blacks
shoes and sells canes at the Com
mercial hotel. been present. the tale
may have been different.
Albert Blimm started H. All was
quiet for few moments. Suddenly
Justice John was starteied by Blimm's
bin. The blff hit three men at the
same time Six policemen. got busy
although the laws OF the State permit
boxing matches If there is no admis-
sion fee. After Blimm had been taken
to tail for ten days by Deputy Pat
Bowls. all was quiet in the bull pen.
Nobody was seriously injured
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
Commonwealth OF Virginia.
City of Richmond, August %, 1911;

The following corporations having failed for two
ve wears to pay annual registration fees due by such
several corporations after having been duly assessed therefor
for the wears 1911 and 1912 and such failure having conn
ned for ninety DAYS after the expiration of such two by
operation the Constitution and laws of the Commonwealth
Virginia the charters of such domestic corporations and
The certificates Of authority to do business in Virginia Of such
foreign corporations revoked and annued and the fact
of such revocation and annument Is by the State Corporation
Commission hereby ordered be published week for
-four consecutive weeks daily newspaper published IN the
city of Richmond Virginia:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
WILLIAM CAMPER
GETS PRISON TERM

BRISTOL. VA. TENN Sept il
William Camper, twenty-feur years
old. was sentenced Wednesday TO two
and half years in the penitentiary for
rnaliciously. shooting Carl Leonard.
hged eighteen years, Camper shot
Leonard at carnival here because
Leonard threw confetti in the face of
the giri Camper was with. The bullet
passed through T.eonards body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
NEW CHAPTER OF
=. D. c. IN NEW KENT

with three charter members en-
rolled a new chapter ii the United
Daughter ~ the Confederacy was
organize1 Tuesday at Barhamsyllle,
New Kent county Officers were
elected as follows
Mrs. j Powell Garland. president;
Irs. Matte Farenholt. first vice
president; Mrs Annie Barnes Keys,
recording and corresponding secre-
farts Mrs Robert Apperson. treas
ssrrF., Mrs wyatt Woodward, hsstoF-
ism. Miss Parrish Richa rdsen, regis
srar, ard Mrs Lula Cottreil, custo-
dian Of badges
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
Improvement TO Travellers {.

Building Inspector Butler yesterday
Issued a permit to the Richmond
Building corporation to construct a
revolving door in the Main street en-
trance to the Travellers building, to
cost 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
BYRD PARK LAKE
TO GET NEW WATER

Superintendent Davis was yester-
aav directed by the administrative
board to run new water in the
lake at Byrd park. This action was
taken at the suggestion Of Superin-
tendent Davis himself. and is de-
signed TO relieve the lake OF the water
which has been 'standing around
there" all summer as a propagation Of
mosquitoes. The water is now being
run in.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
WHITE SLAVE.
CASE POSTPONED

LYNCHBURG, VA. Sept. 1.-THE
Franklin white slave case which was
TO have been called in the Federal
court. has been deferred until Sep
TENDER 18th. In order 10 permit the
defense to secure It's witnesses
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12

LYNCHBURG. VA, Sept. 1l.-Don
Moses son Oh lEilliam Moses, of APP
PonlatfoX courthouse has been APP
pointed 20 the Naval Academy from
the Tenth district by Congressman II
I'd Flood The appoiutee III a gradu-
ate with first honors from the Apo
matt0x High school
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12

&
RssmoH S.nmona i,
ss
ns.ss a T
sm
Princess Anne Manufacturing Corporation M9rfoik va
PsrR and tompany
Rambler Garage and supply Company Incorporated Norfolk
s"s s The
4ss
Richmond Electric Corporation The. Rich
s:: ssass w.
.a
Boanols compeny The ysins Va
RoanoSs Lodse Mechanical Association
Roanoke Realty COMPANY. The Roanoke Va
Roanoke Turkish Bath Company Incorporated The Roa
Rockingham Industrial school Incorporated
Rockville Hotel Corporation Manassas va..:........
Roller Bearhs Company Of America Incorporated ciaren
Roys Incorporated The cssrilsHd i ya y.
sasss Fork Coal and LSmssr conpany w.
81 chare sppy ompany St CHARLES
Savings se Bsnk of a o
scottvie Creamery Association Incorporated seottsve
company Incorporated. Norfolk
seaeoard Laundry company Unsupported Norfolk
Trust
Shelton water wheel Mathine Company, incorporated
shenandoah County Telephone COMPANY woodstock, va
Shop Of the Craftsmen. incorporated Rishmend Va y:
SIX COMPANY. Incorporated. Geo. The Norfolk Va
Smith shoekbinder company ncorporstsd The Richmond
mhwoodali ,;runer Lumber Co Incorporated Richmond
smithsr 5neoPoraisd l. West r91nt Va il
corporated The snithheid
81" Bo1 saa Pound
Southern Box Company Incorporated The Norfolk. Va.
ue xpanaea ea The
southern Farm Products Company Incorporated The Nor
Southern Hospital pispensary Corporation Richmond
Realty nssen8 g.. Va
Accident insurance companS In
Fshmond Va
spseap company Norfolk
spiral Tart Anchor Pin Complain Incorporated The
SoTrss
saasb1rg Manufaota4ing compsny Incorporated
students Tea COMPANY Incorporated. The Richmond va,
supfsme Rational Of
Tablet Social Corporation pine Beach
Tanner Gompsny 1eorposya affo, T. Norfolk
Thurston COMPANY Incorporated {. The Port Norfolk
ridemater incorporated noMera Hi
Truei@ye DstIns Gompany insorgorstsd portsmouth, Va
Gn%n S1H
Enen yara comPany xortqk Va ,or.,
Tinted Aie and Insuranee ,comneny1 xs.fo,,; =.
r n ordsr Of
valdez Y1fon haToad ee@panS Soqfo
yfG 2aePy or
virginia Box and company Incorporated Aaysta
virginia breeding Association Incorporated
Realty qorpo5stien r4s norfolk Va
virgina Directory and Printing COMPANY aed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12
FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
Name.

Augusta Electric Company. .......
Big Vein Pocahontas Coal Co. .....
Bluemont Land and Improvement
brotherhood Accident Co. ........
Chicago Building and Manufacture
ing Co, The ....,...-..
Columbus Zinc Mining Corporation
The ,.,.......
Colonel Francis Feraris Trained
Wild Animal Arena Co. ......,.
Graceland Farm and Land Co. 80,
Grand Council OF the Daughters OF
the Improved, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks of the
World, The ..!........,.-....
Home Building and Realty Co. .....
Inter City Realty Co. ........,
Menter and Rosenhloona- Co, - .s,....s
Metal Manufacturing Company 49,.
National Grand Tabernacle of the
Grand United Order of Galilean
Fishermen of/the United States
Of Baltimore City, The
New River Sandstone Brick Co. :.
Nottoway River Lumber Co.
Rochester Boiler Compound Co. f.
Southern States Telephone Co. OF
Baltimore City. The.
Thrift Building Co.
Union Fraternal League.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12

Attest
r. T. Wilson,
Clerk.
Certified the Superintendent of Public Printing for pub
LEGATION week for four successive weeks in newspaper
published in the city of Richmond Virginia The first pubica-
ton be made Friday August 90 1913 by order Of the
State Corporation Commission.
RI WILSON, Clerk.
Richmond. Va, August % 1913.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-12

Corson Mica Company Amsna Island va
o5;'f, ss@isi
an9r Tns T
and Gopany Nofoik dor
s,o The ysorfok va
pssiins e@paRy
a es1sI0,e
Brt ssny ceSpaG
na spee
Esr f,shTVsnd
Eagle supply compan!, IncoTpersted Chatham va.
EASTERN East Soes saG formerly Eastern Normal
5S
Es94Gg s vSn u
E@er c Fruit eas
Big sts%s Gsp v "a
Frank e % Co.
nd Hallway
Freeman syndicate Incorporated The Norfolk W
Friend Pa sh2 "a o
Front RoSai coiiege hoorporated Royal
s s2n azs WINS Wins Tr2"
9% % ssn yn
soldated Enterprise Insuranes or EndoTmenf
ss Ms 81 as esad 's
a ns% F'she s Bank
tfaiean FlshefHel
Gas se
ssSF 4 Va
ps5iy Knieh5s of G5ae0 Norfolk
1q%nsr
sfnc oy M Farm
ssss Lazy sg ;s a S q s
ras d@f Bieh@ond
r Fssa%a2 Nf Fark corpor9d NofoE
s t Hs
amP5on Pafs Iss"%sd
Hampton sash and Door Manufacturing Company The
Hanhins pleasure Club Of Norfolk va Norfolk
he he Royn Va
sgqy cday 9t F
Hgh llama Farm corroration Norfolk
HosssFd co saa Nrfo
9ms a2pf Fire 1nsafaae
Hot p ePaed Bath Count va
Ding ggmpa6 Norfolk
eSs oa c
n ndaq Is,vi[ and
nteTnatona Gaarahtee and Trust Aisxanda "a
1nernaton9 Realty and Loan Company Incorporated Rich
Sqs 4he h
Johnson @ona Mr.: Fjfhm2nd Va
Iordon Davis c@m9a he nGoGporP 61at N@ao
Keefer Pubiiclty service IncoBora!sd RiehmQnd va
KieTnan corpeTation J v Norfolk Va
99SsEidss a92oG 4Scoaor,sa vosh
ad SsFf HAIR Goods Association Norfolk
cssa;s 9as f Rssns s5e Va o'9 IT.
Lee social and Literary Of Richmond Va Richmond
1eesbars and Aide Telephone COMPANY Aide
ford Tuil Company tnc3rporated wheaton Va
eSs H p 9faS co%pans
gas 46 Ie 2as5sary
sE5'ssss TN: n%%'%
Msron and c
a ay spaSaI'y Rich
sa Rssy
@~ r Ra Assana ana han OF Alex
Merehants Motor Delivery COMPANY Incorporated The
,taTy cb of the city OF Portsmouth
,,1er Company incor porated the Alexandria Va
Miller shoemaker Real Estate Company The Alexandria
Mink VA island oyster company Incorporated The Hampton
Moist Proof Pressed Brick COMPANY incorporated Norfolk
M ooSI s5f c cpn
sapny omPay r.
a ap
es Ts
New YORK Fireproot company News
%
Nickel Savings Bank of Ricnmona vs. The Richmond Va
/ Corporation Richmond va
Norfolk Company, Incorporated The Norfolk Va
Company, Norfoik Va.
Norfolk Fruit COMPANY. Incorporates NorIok va
Norfolk Highland Grocery Company incorporated .>'o
norfolk paper company Ineorporated. Norfolk; va
Norfok Publishng Company Incorporated
tssa
North Carolina Produce company Incorporated The Nor
North Mt Vernon Lana COMPANY Incor