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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17
RESULTS OF "HOT" MISSIVE
AWAITED AT THE CAPITAL
WITH INTEREST
Gore Charges That Lob
by Plocks Food Bill
Packers Asked to Reserve Per
Cent for the Government-Suf-
fragists Sentenced Trust Probe
Begins.
international News service)


WASHINGTON, July 17.-The flu
ture of the ship building program to
overcome submarines will depend on
the result of the letter to Chairman
Denman of the slipping board, in re
ply to a request from the latter re-
garding the announced intentions of
General Goethals of spending $4,000
600 for ships. The contents of the
letter, which are withheld, are admit
ted to be hot"
Senator Gore today charged that a
powerful lobby was blocking the pure
food bill and asked that the life OF the
lobby committee be extended for iu-
vestigation of the charge. Senator
Williams blocked the consideration OF
the Gore resolution. The senate mill
tary committee today recommended
the passage of the $64O,OOO,OOO avia-
tion bill without change.
The national defense council today
called on packers of eighteen states
to reserve the following percentages
of pack for the government: peas, II
per cent; corn, II per cent; tomatoes,
IS per cent.
Sixteen suffragists were today SEN
fenced to pay fines of $25 each or go
to Jail for s. :ty days, for acts while
picketing Saturday. They selected the
workhouse term which began at once
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE federal
trade commission today began inves-
tigation under President Wilson
flair profits" order to big business
The probe is directed at the packer
and steel interests.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17
WANT TROOPS AVAILABLE
IN TWENTYFOU HOURS
NOTICE AT WALLACE
Governor Said to Have
Quoted Moscow
One Hundred and Nineteen Mem
bers of 1. w. w. Are in jail
Finn Proves to be Industrial
Worker.
Gnternational News Servicel

WALLACE, July 1.-THE state
council of defense reports that county
officers are unable to handle the In
dustrial Worker situation here and
that troops should be available in "a
hours notice. A home guard of 300
men has been organized. Alexander
Finn, arrested at Burke for alleged
violation of the Sabotage law proved
to be an l. w. w.
MOSCOW, July 17.-One hundred
and nineteen l. w. w. members arrest
ed at Elk River and Bovill have been
brought here. 1t is declared that the
situation is under control as a result
of the visit of Governor Alexander and
his party yesterday.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17

matter was referred to the commit
tee with power to act.
The paving committee appointed by
D. NJ. Denton on authority of the
meeting in the park last week, visited
the council chamber last evening, but
found that the city dads had gone to
work at o'clock instead of later,
and were immersed in the sidewalk
subject, so they left and will take the
matter up later.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17
DRAFT LIKELY TOMORROW

WASHINGTON, July 17.-All will
be read, for making the draft tomor-
row night, according to Provost Mar
shall Crowder. Ten states have failed
to report on organization boards and
serial numbers, but Marshal Crowder
believes that they will report tomor-
row. The drawing will almost GER
tainly take place before Saturday.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17
AGAIN URGES PLANT

President Hackman Of the Com
mercial club today resumed the drive
for nitrate plant here following the
announcement of Secretary Baker that
such plant would be built some where
to produce nitrate from atmospheric
nitrogen.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17

LONDON, July 1.-THE British in
West Flanders today attacked the Ger
man lines east of Messines ridge, max
ing progress northeast of Warneto. A
great battle is developing on the en-
tire Russian front The Italian drive
toward Trieste has been renewed.
1t was officially reported here to-
day that two armed German ships had
reached Holland badly damaged and
that four German ships had been cap
tured in brush with the British fleet.
PARIS. July 1.-THE French today
recovered the ground lost around Yer
dun and repulsed the German assaults
in Champagne.
BERLIN, July 17.-Kasilez, which
was captured by the Russians Wednes.
day, was evacuated since on accoun
of counter attacks.
PETROGRAD, July 1.-THE minis
ters of finance, education and public
relief have resigned and the minister
of railways contemplates resigning.
NEW YORK, July 17.-Dispatches
from Berlin to neutral countries Of
ficially deny that Argentine has brol1-
en- diplomatic relations with Germany
and say that no answer has yet been
made to the Argentine note.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17
IMPORTANT INFORMATIONFOR
THOSE SERECTSTERED FOR SERVICE
What to Do and When and How to Do 1t. Provost
Marshal General Explains Duties and Privi-
leges Under the Draft.

During the few weeks the greatest possible interest will
center about the execution of the ecye draft law W be
called will he be caled and how about exemptions,
questions that viii be asked every home from which registration
has been made The following official regulations and instructions
field detail The process calling the part
the local boards and that of the person registered all forth
fully and clearly.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION HEARD
BUT AUTHENTIC DETAILS
ARE LACKING
Great Battle Develops
On Russian Front
British Win Naval Fight and Cap
ture Four German Ships, Grip
pling Two Others-Teutons Re-
capture Kasilez.

international News SerYice)
AMSTERDAM, July 16.-Al-
lied airmen today made a raid
on the Essen where great Ger
man munitiOn supplies are
manufactured and kept and
the great Krupp works are To-
Gated. Tremendous explosions
followed though what happen
en- has not been learned.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17
STREET CAR STRIKES

SEATTLE, July 17-Sixteen hundred
street car men struck here. Only the
municipality owhed and the interur-
ban lines are under operation.
The car strike IS or at Tacoma.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1917-07-17

Big Bargains Are To Be Found
In Our Classified Columns. Be
Sure to Read Them.
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CONTINUED on Page 81
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iell Your Wants to 10000 peo-
pie by inserting a WANTAD
in the Times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
SHIP8UILDING IN SOUTH
Wonderful tmpr:u> Given to business.
>nip,urd Companies With Large
Capital tiVn: south ttiIniir.

Tho current issue of tile Manufac-
Jurors Record tolls Of q tremendous
impetus L. ahi?buildirr activities in
th" ''guN, ts manifested by Tive many
"cpnri tur; Jourua! has received dur
~ tt" rs,i wccis or ton day /, tx
=l'n"T mat i"om Maryland 10 tho Calf
"f NoNi'o cow" announcements OF i'm
portarr new organizations heiuc formed
NTH Capitalization as high - S15."o". :
"rg besides plans for extension OF
facilities Ivy existing $hiryard. The
various shipyard enterprises include
rltuS for tho following: i1r.orr0rn to
s''.op"n0n company Tor miuUfactur-
in: steel and building SHIPS iu the
Baltimore district. Ncw N"rh huamricrs
hoiuc Interested With Pittsburgh steel
u"uufnciurcS and Baltimore investors;
!in.""r."Uo to il..ooo:000 company to
build ShipYIrd at Chnlmcitc. near New
orleans: s3."o"."ou Shiphuildiu- som
p"lN at Georgetown. :. g.: Sgnoo.nuo
'NtoUsion 80 facilities of an established
Baltimore shiphuiIhinS plant: $3.50 az"
t"r shipN.,rds at Galveston. TcX: 81
p"".""n corporation for locating Shin.
''r' al puau,ico. Va: shiryards at
'r"n=c. Ten: Tampa. Fla: Beaumont,
TcN.: Mobile. Ma: Jacksonville. Fla
"nd Pensacola. FLA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
LARGE ELECTRIC PLANT
'rpnIn"h'rm Power fnr,pnnI ~ Install
'n'wc"rc Generating Stnii"" an
\cE Ehcr for Itnil,.n,s

Hhjl;F'Ei.p. W Va Nh! 81
steam driven "lcc'ri" generating sta
t!'n +" cost si.oo".oo is rl,rrcd ~
IN" Nnpaiachian Power Company. ot
tiu"hcm. this new plant 20 bc located
ON ,lto Ncw River. between tho Nir.
Elnion aud Norfolk and Western Rail
W7NS III" equipment will include an
lN.'""- Eil"watt turbine, three LOO
horse power boiler etc. and tho plant
may furnish electricity Tor tho pro.
n"%"d NirSinian Railway clcctriiica-
tIon at Clarlls Cap and for tho no.
i"Scd extension Of tho Norfolk and
western Railway clcctrincation cast
az Elucicld.
While tho rlams ot tho company have
rot hcNu COMPLETED ana msr not he
i"' several months vet. much Of tho
m"rhincIE. including tho turbine and
N"' .'rs have hHcu purchased in order
20 insure prompt delivery when need.
cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Industrial Bricr> From Various Part.
or Ntaic-i'"ad Making aud SCHOOL
house building.

Tho Durham Hosiery Mills. or which
j. =. carr. Jr.. is president has dc
ciucd t" cree; 81 "oiununit% building
III connection with its industry. II
VII lie hospital with a library and
'lilN station in connections
William tow nship. of Chatham conn
", has voted S30.ouo for road build :
inS. and Baldwin township. OF Inc
same county. Will issue bonds To tho
3amc amount for road work
y W. EoNncr and j. j. Evans have
purchased al Of the necessary ma
"hincry for the installation of ;, cot
ton ginning plant and saw mill a,
t.liHahct City.
Inc town Of Hoffman has completed
III arrangements Tor the Immediate
erection uf II Sl00on school buiIdin-
tobacco company has hccn char
tered with S:".0oo capital stork TO do
business "a, I.a Grange Guy Dawson
Is at the head OF tho company and
VIII erect "a steam plant at an carly
date
TIC Ilo,cl Eui!Iins companv. Of
greensboro. VIII open bids on the ION
Tor the erection or the now hotel in
mat CITY ~ be called tho o'Hcnrv
Rouse. The hotel with cruipmn, is to
'oS' ~ INC neiShhorh"od Of $500. 600.
'"n WI nc 'n ur TO date hosiery
'''l~Hp"th Guy is to cNpcnd $4,000
IN street paving this summer. The
h'ds have Seen accepted ana tho work
u =" commences before the first OF juno.
ihc ambitious town Of ThomaSyilIe
ma" Just let to contract the buildin-
o' '"'"po square yards Of sidewalks.
On juno !? tn" town OF StatcsvilIc
WI vote $4,000 OF lom,l., for the pur
pos, OF charging aud improving the
o'""c" school building OF the town
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details TO suit conditions. For instance.
tho banker may require the return OF
only ono SOW pig. and stipulatc that
the boy or girl must join corn or
peanut club. raise At least half an acre
of green feed. and exhibit tho SOW and
her Offspring at the county fair or live
stock show.
Under similar arrangements. boys
have received calves to raise. and both
boys and Girls have received eggs of
purcbrcd chickens for Matching
Ii IS urged thI; bankers in Virginia
who have taken part il these projects
hcrctuforC crniiruc thcir aid. and
others, both in the state and all over
the South take up The work AS il is
patriotic duty at this time 10 increase
tn, nations supply Of food. County
agents, state agricultural colleges and
the Department Of Agriculture will
answer GLADLY any questions regard
ing details ot these activities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
HOW TO MAKE AN
lCELESS REFRIGERATOR
Cooling ny E,nrurntiun the Principle
of This Homemade St0rnre
Cooler.

= ASHTNGTpN. MAY ,-RcfriScra
7 tors can bC made 10 80 their part IN
( rcna"rvinc food this simmer. Pre-.
serving milk. butter. and other sup.
rlicS ;tud keeping lcrt overs and nm.
7 usch portions until they arc needed
7 VIII be their service. lf ice Is not oil.
ianahic. an iCclcss refrigerator. cool.
cd hy cNapolation eau hc easily con
atruct"d. Women demonstrators in
( extension work. South. Of tho l.. :
department OF AGricul.ur tell how To
make such = cooler Il; a small cost.
This REFRIGERATOR consists "f q
wooGcm fran" covered with Canton
flannel. bu"lap or heavy duck. II is
'dcSiiahl" that the frame he screened.
although this is not necessary. Wicls,
mad" OF IL" >..mC material as the GOV
criuc. resting in Il pan ur water on
top Of til, cooler. conduct the water
over tGc siG's amt ends OF The pan
ana allow !; :" Sccr down tn" sides
of til" hos The evaporation from this
moiSt"ucd covering ~ uses a lower
tempe nature inside. Tn dry. hot days
u temperature OF 20 per cent has been
known To lac obtained in tho cooler.
This is tho say To build il,
Make 1t screened case $ :" feet high
with tho other dimensions |: by -
inches II - solid top - used. simply
place the wIicG pa. on this. other.
wlsc 81 Tho ram CLOSELY into the open
iGs OF III" top frame ANA supper; II
b. l-iuch cicats fastened to the in
side of tho frame. plac" two movable
shelves in the frame. l" to - inches
apart Use :, biscuit pan !: 10y Il
inches or the top 1" hold the water.
and whorc tho REFRIGERATOR is to bc
used Indoors have tn" whole thing
STANDING III large pan to catch amy
drip Tho panS ana ca~c may he
painted white. allowed to dry. and
then cuamclch. : covering Of white
Canton nannol should hc made to 1T
Tho frame Have tho smooth side out
ami button III" ccvcrin:: OH tho rra:n"
with buggy or automobile curtain
i'"nls and oycs. arranged SO that the
.!u"I may ho opened without unfastcn-
Ing thcs" nooHS This can easily br
done hy putting ono row ot hooks on
INC edge "f tho door near tho latch
with tho HON OH each side cNtcn,!cd
cdEc of tho door. - as TO keep out
tho warm. outside ajr aud rctaiu tho
cooled air. This dress q covering will
have 1" I've hooked around the top cd-"
also TWO doN.hl. strips ono half the
width Of each side should bc scwcj
OF tho tur of each Size covering. and
allowed to cN'cud over about - or
: inches into the lower pan
Place tho refrigerator ~ shady
niacc where ain viii circulate around
it freely. II buttons and huttouholcS
arc used ON the Canton flannel instead
OF buggy hooks. The cost viii I've re-
s.u"g q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
TiMBE ANp MINERALS ARR:
THERE AND FISHING. INDl str

The timhcrs 80 the county lack q
great dcal -! being cut out. and Oh Is
hickory. pine. poplar, chestnut. Walnut
elm ash. etc. abound. The cutting Of
these timhcrs for lumber. railroa d
pulp brings considerable money 20 tho
county every yra:.
There arc minerals in stafford. too
but thy have never brought III much
money. for They have never been dc.
vclopcd OF operated TO any extent II
lis known that underneath the ground
there arc deposits OF gold. iron, mica
and superior sandstone. II is matter
cf history that tho White House. the
home of the President in Washington
was built Of white sandstone uuarricd
in Stafford County and i; must he
said that very Lutte If IL has bccn
duarrich since the White House job
WAS completed
The hshinE industry cuts some figure
in tho county. there being large
fisheries along tho Potomac River ana
its tributaries which afford cmplovmcni
To much labor and bring :; GOOD deal
or money from the market that have
been named. There is all kinds OF
water power furnished by the rivers
which touch the borders Of tho county
and their tributaries. and much Of /,
is utilized for running nourinS mills.
sawmiils, shinSlc factories and the
picking establishments already re.
fer;cd 10. \ great deal more of il
could be utilized for various kinds Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
stop CAL0|NEL!! TAKE
DODSoN'S LIVER TONE
view Dscove Takes Place Dangerous Caome Puts Your Liver
WORK Without Making You Sick Eat Anything 1t Can Not
Sa|Ivate-Don't Lose Days Work!

discovered vegetable compound ;hn docs
INC work ct dangerous. sickcnilg caonlel and |
want every rca'i Ter u this paper to try a bottle
ana II IT doesn't slraightcn yo,, up better and
quicker than saivating calolnc Just go back to
The store and get your money.
guarantee that ono spoonful OF Dodsons
LMer ono VIII put your sluggish liver to work
d an" eea'' your thirty ice OF bowels Of the sour
bile and constipation poison which is cloaoino
your system and making you iccl miserable.
guarantee that one spoonful oi this harmless
iilqrd liver medicine will relieve the headache bill
ioHshcss, coa;ed tongue, ag1lc malaria sour SION
ach or any other distress caused by torpid liver
Is qlicky as dose OF vile, nauseating calonne
besides 1t will not make you sick or keep you from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
NOW Ti'E WUoLE StR,:uE
- NOW NDIItN Ull"iJ,\

- -,
NV. ,'T'H'hr@'r,! terminal
Yri" u.s. ana IN" plan rs TO have it
."'', Nr't,'h ny the city Of Wilm.u--
~ t"o 'ounW OF New Hanover. tho
-, &c rover Company and tho
,"'' ''na' citizens OF Wilmington.
s.,'em ''|.a OF ""d"r"ritcrs viii become
~ .ih rSp"hS'Hir Tor the results
extent OF onc-fomrth tho cost How
ever as tho property. with it's i'm
NF'N'Mch'S' would always bc worth
more than the combined cost. there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

a Gay work want to sec bottle Of this wv.;
dcrful liver medicine in every home here.
Calomel is poison-it's mcrcury-i, attacks the
bones, often causing rheumatism Calon,cI is dan
scrous. 1t sickcns-whilc my Dodsons Liver
lone is sale. pleasant and harmless Eat any
thing afterwards, because ii can not salivate Give
1t 10 tho children because it doesn't upset tho som
ach or shock the liver Take spoonful tonight
and wake up feeling fine and ready for full
days work.
Get bottle! Try it! If it doesn't do cxac;l,
what say, tell your dealer to hand your money
back. Every druggist and store keeper here know
me anil knows of my wonderful discovery Of :,
vegetable medicine that takes the place OF danger
ous calomel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
VIRGINIA ACTIVITIES
Brief Notes of Industrial Development
Throughout; the Statc-AIcmorinI
tn Hr. Johnston.

1t i announced tffat the Graham
Reconstructed Stone Company. Of Gra-
ham va. VIII establish Il branch plant
OF its Industry at IIopcwcn.
Chatham Episcopal Institute at
Chatham has Let contract TO Il Dan
vile concern for The erection OF a
large addition to pabEcy Hall, which
viii cost $4,000
C"NinEton is soon 10 commence it's
system Of paving and other street i'm
proFchcnt for which the town recently
voted Sl5o,noo Of bonds The first
worn VIII lie tho construction OF three
'niicS OF paving with sheet asphalt
NE,hc District Of Elizabeth city
county viii on MAY ~ vote OH IL prnpo-
Sition to issue sJ0.ooo Of bonds for
road construction aud at the same tim,
the people will vote Oh a 100000 bond
ISSUE TO erect four rooms and an audi
forum TO the George Wythc school
The George Ben Johnston Memorial
Association. Of Abingdon. the birth
place and long time home Of Dr John
SION. is planning To erect 4 memorial
hospital in that town t" cost $4,000
rams for the building were cN:,mincd
last week and a decision is expected to
nc reached in few days.
The city OF Norfolk has awarded a
contract for asphalt and wooden block
paving TO cost $4,000. The work has
already hccn commenced.
The ii'cdmont Santtorium. which is
10 DC tuberculosis hospital for. colorcd
people TO nc erected AT Burkcyillc.
VIII cost $4,000. The State Board Of
Health Will probably award the con-
tract for tho buildings this week.
The Tampa Coc,-CoIa Rottling Com
pany, OF Norfolk. has decided TO in
crease it's capital stock to 100000.
W:Ncrly has eight lumber rIant.
manufacturing lumber boxes. stavc.
barrels. headings. barhcd wire reels
etc. They arc crowded with work and
III order to keep anywhere up with
orders arc most all operating night and
uay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
THE INDUSTRIAL rHOposIrtpN
MD TiIE: tNIpIE rI>.

-Sidc from tho general plan Of pro-
-'lotinS the industrial dcvcIupmcui a.
Wilmington by oGcrinS suitable .3,.
10 industrial promoters. the und.rt;k
ING approved hy the voters f., To -
iaeIish an industrial terminal for Nlli.
nitheton because or the now pcuufar
plan of ihe largest cities L. .roun an
induSirlai plants as much ~ pos.ni,.
rs planned, tuc muuUl.yturtnc sun
urh in East Wilnugton Viii nave
roWer. light street railway w.,trr
navigation. .nd IRE rroIevtioi. service.
~ Is l" occupy an elevated area Of
iahd' 900 acres. lying ;,djaccu, 10 rbe
city limits. ju,l to the northeast.
bounded h& Smiths Creek lriy,r,
horni NM ircck ANA maca,lam high
Way The property has . water iron.
OIL Two and Il half miles. with a chan
hei depth r"mSins from eleven 10 t,vcu.
'H-ioHT icct tor steamboat and hHrcr
SerNicc. Thc \tlauti" Coast Limos %,u.
H"Ih l'iNlSion tracks run through II,
ana connect with IN" cu,irc r.iiv.,,.
and navigation SIStcm Of WILMINGTON
inns property cost it's present owner.
nc lldeWdt"r Power COMPANY auproN
'h'd'ciN $4,000. including inrcrcs, 10
""'"' II - proposed that the iunroNr -
n'ntS TO Dc made on the property. in
'l"HilS accumulated interest viU i,.
agreement, hc $?"."c". mtkn: die i,i.,l
ipHSle'" iUtrSinrui Ia" unu
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orders for nnilwn- Eou,pm.nt.

:NVTsV VT.N. \. May I.--Thc Nor.
f"lk southern Railroad Stockholders
h"Nc voicd to issue :l.ooo.oo0 Of : per
ochl 'hrce year notes. or which sl74..
."P VII b" used for rcfurdns. and
NN2",""o for new cuuiurncni Orders
nave already bcou placed with The
,,'hcrai Equipment Company. OF New
ork. for 800 hoX cars and 80 sondola
cars. which arc now being huiIt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

h'.' rFlELp, w. VA, May 5--,;. j.
Cooper. Il. QuiScnhcrrN. s. Painter and
others have Incorporated tho I,Iipso
tocth"nias Coal Company, which is
|" branch out III the bituminous coal
mining business rs soon as they can
'nSthii inc necessary ma"liacry. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

okANGtBCi!G. ; & S.y 5.-Tnc
Hehtec Mills' INCORPORATED hcre sorio
weeks ago with s22,.nrc capital si.rE
!'ds Greeted org aniZation By tho cIcc.
non Oh INC following officers: Wilton
Elliott. president; II. Is. preu r,no
president: Y. w Mullins. socrctarv
and +. Il. Whitman. treasurer. Mi ~
these men arc at present % Colu,rbf,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

HIsW y, TIlNN.. Man b mo I,rvi,
y n'itinE Mtl'@ have been INCORPORATED
!" 90 business here, and THO officers
~ INC cofnnan%. Just elected. arc. N
-, noiIiSoh: preSiden, i. NJ kcuy.
ccFotarE' INC company vii onr.cc
in hosiery Knitting cxclusiy.l,
nc factory, when pu; in operation Viii
employ about scycnty-Hvc nanJs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

ftlASkj. W.. May 5-Ti'c Pam
knitting Company, Of thjs "ty. GrJs
necessary TO ciuarGc thor plan,
ana arc planning 10 build adIilion,
Tor the knitting department and IN
INSTALL GyeinG plan, in connection
with tho establishment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Dnmn@k Mills .t sn,,.,,nr

SEITNEJEN. y @. May E-Thc Nv
'4!nask NiilS C"mpany has hccu in
""lp"ra'cd here to do AN extensive ter.
'n" notwithstanding business The ~
'"'r"i"t"rs arc T. Y Marsh. Of ,h;s
IVA; William t'cnnctt and H. T.. Camp
.>'N "rh. ana "tncre The
''pi''i stock 'S put down at $50 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

HNNkhiN. VA. May 5-rhc town
vs. S""n |" branch out in further mn.
ni"tr"l improvements The SIM, of ,i-
p'' - I" -" cNrcndcd ia the ins,alIp
ION OF 4 h!icring plant ana il, making
ne DIMENSIONS stree, ;uprcyemcn,.
"ii =" '"u'irlcd durin. Tho summer
.'o,thS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
rho Mnr.cc Goa, Co,pppn,.

PENNINGTON GAP. VA. May O.
Tho MarS"c coal Company is the latest
'"hI-d'ntiun corporation to be incor-
p"'"'"h here John H. Slcmp. an en-
i""sh" coal operator OF Middlcboru.
NY. ~ tho president Of the new COM
pany. rnd Patrick H. Aarscc, Of PEN
hinEton cap. IL U,c secretary and gem
crHl manager