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Washington Journal., 1917-08-24

gegen IN oeuti6er Spra6e erl1elner=
De omerifanii6e 3eitltngen nit bps-
miaiger Ibiiht uno aus rein politl
lden @riln0en erbnben morOen lino.
$50 Elm offener @egner BON allem
pas oeutl6 lit i6meigt, mie So0ge,
piiblt elm Wtann, IN oellen loern
oeltl6es 8lut furiieren loll, gegen
allies mas ielbit nlr Dem Nanen nod
oeutl1 iein mag. 0us lit Der Sail
bel einem @unoesienator, Der ourd
ole Stimmen Der 0eutihamerifaner
gu leiner bobenS tellung erpablt mur-
De. Oa er meni9 @influB I'M Sun
oeSlenot beiibt, uno BORT bauptlaG-
lih nur ole i6mubi9e Nrbeit elmer
pro-engliiben 3eitung tut, 10 peral-
labt or anoere Senatoren leller Bar-
tel fir i'm &orlagen ein5urei6ell Die
lelblt ein5urei6en ibm Die Sdbigfelt
un0 ser Wtut feblen. Samit Itn0 Die
bei0en 8orlogen oes Senators Sing
BON lltab gemeint Die iibrigens nidt
uls NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 be-
tra6ten lino uno i~iberboupt lebr ne
nig @usli1t boben, iemals aus Dem
SSulti5fomitee berpor3ugeben. llno
ooh mare eS mobl angebradt, penn
ole in oeuti6er Spra6e eri6einenoen
amerifanil6en 3eitungen freimiliq
oos tun miiroen mas ole Senatoren
SuIting uno Sing lie ourd] cine bon
oie1en &orlagen 3mingen mollen-ei-
ne englil6e lleberietung ibrer buupt-
lddlidlten @rtifel. Oas baben Diele
in oeuti6er Spra6e eri6einenoen
9l1tter i6on lange getan uno es miro
ibnen nidt5 geldaoet baber. 9as Die
in oeuti6er Spra6e erideinenoen
amerifanii6en 3eitungen Die per 8oIt
perl6idt meroen, IN iebr Dielen Sal
len bon 8oltbeamten geleIen meroen,
gebt Ihon aus Der Satla6e berDor,
oaB Tie foit INNER ipdter abgeliefert
meroen ais ole in englilher Sprabe
erlheinenocn. OaS lit belonoerS bier
in Der &umoeSbauptitaot Der Saa.
Gem Sdreiber 9eben Diele oeltld)=
amerifanii6en 3eituneen gu. Gr er-
bolt lie regelmGBig "a ooer logor SO
Stunoen ipdter als oie in oenielben
Stdoten IN engliiher Spra6e ge-
orudten. Gin bo6itebenoer gunoeS-
beamter, Don Dem man nidt gerooe
iagen fam, oub er Elm b%eionoerer
6reuno ser Oeutihumerifaner aber
Ionlt au6 fem fanutii6er Seino Der
ielben it, iagte oieier Gage, es mare
gu miinlhen ooB Die Serausgeber Der
IN oeuti6er Spra6e erlheinenoen
3eitungen oaiiir iorgen milroell, Dob
Sic eoitoriellen Mniihten ibrer Bldt=
Fer ben mn cnglIld lelenoen boberen
8edmten uno beionoers pen Wtit-
qlieoern ocS &onqrelles 5ugdngil6
gemadt milroen. Oas miiroe ibnen
ielbit finan5iell unb politiih nilben.
Oerlelbe Serr munoerte iicb 81 boren
oaB IN ser @unoesbaupt1taot fein be
ionoereS 9iiro ooer cine Iqentur fir
ole beutlh omerifanilhen 3eitungen
n~nterbalten miiroe. Geiner Weinung
nah miiroe einc lolhe @gentur biel
oa3u beitragen oas etipa porbanoe-
ne MiBtrauen eeeen Die in oeuti6er
Sprahe eri6einenben 3eitungen an
pcrlpii6en. Sum S6luB muB ge=
lagt meroeL Dab Die Iqitierung ge-
aen sic Observation-Disclosures 3eitun
gen niht bon Der Hegierung ollsgebt
unb ooB nuh anerfannte @eaner Der
Oeutlden uno Stodamerifaner iple
Senator 2ooge ablolut ni6ts nit Der
9%eutihenbebe 3u tun baben. Ole
Sauptbebcr iino &ooiepelt uno Glibu
Moot unterItiitt bon iolden Senate
rem, oie nit &e6t g%lauben, Dab fem
naturaliiierter 0eutiher iemals ipie-
Der fir iie itimmen miro.
- @ermonictS".
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
9emtlder Central erbanb I'M 81
thrift Columbia.

Semtiher Sentral.Serbano I'M St
thrift Columbia.
YroIioent: Wtortin @ieaano;
i. gioe-@rai.; Sobn alt;
2. 8i8e-E rai.: IS. 81. 8emlpero;
3. @i3e- Yrai. &arl ghterfirben
A. @i5e-&rai.: glu. 9abler;
5. @i3e-9rai.: S q. @eibe.
Sefretar: @ultaD Bender;
GdatmeiIter: Garl 9ammel;
SabnentrGger: Soc @onOrad;
@erlommlung am A. 0ienstag /. W
i'm ,8ulbington Sangerbuno, 314
6 Ctr. 0..&.
9eMtlder @aiiembaMsDereln. Bra
1ioent Martin 8iegano; Setre1dr;
g8m. s. MeDers, 1919 Srping Str.
0ireftorenberl. am 2. Sonnta9 I'M
Waiienbaus.
6ramem Silfspereiu. 6rau ausu=
time 8uppertus, prdI. 8erl. am =
0pnnerstag i. Sc, A ubr nadn1. III
UCL Altliott
Grameu NGbUerein. 8ran 8atb.
20ffler, YrGiioentin. @eriammelt llh
monatli6 gemaB Noti6.
9emti6er 9riegerbnno. @eri. am
d. Weontag /. sc. in 922 8a. ape. 81
8. SSelonebel; gilbert 2inobeinler,
care 2ansburgb Bros, APO Z. ctr,
H..@.
Onfel 8rGig &ersuiisangsDereln'
0erl. am 2. 9ienstag /. Wt. I'M San.
aerbuno. Geo Wtair, Gefretar, 1881
lite ctr. N.-W.
9rOlpeet Sia Cemetery. Mm.
Stiebling, 8raiioent; @m. Wtortln,
Sefretar; Gbas. 8ridlpeooe, Stab-
meilter. @eri. am 1. Sreitag |. Dt.
in 1922 Ste Str. N.-8.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
Sanfiasmng.

Sir oie piele 9iebe uno Seilnahm(
am Sooe uno 8egrabnille meines &c.
liebten @atten, uniereS guten Saters.
8ruoers unb S6magers,
Imgmit 9iin5el,
Ionic iiir Die 3ablreiden 9lumenipen
sen, lageu mir alien Srellnoen unle.
rem her5lihlten Cant.
9~eionoeren Oanf Dem Serrn To-
Itor iiir leine troltreihen Morte.
Gbenio oanfen mir fir Die 5oblrei-
die 9eteiligung Der &oQegen bon
Sdnei0ers 9Gderei, Den Witglieocrn
oes neutrality-suspicious. No. 40 uno
ben Mitglieoern ser gGders Union.
Die trmlernoea S%interblisbenc
sSran Senriette &iinsel nab Samilie.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24
@efans &ereime.
0aibinaton GGmgerbmno, SCR. 3

@aIbingt0n SGngerbnno, Nr. 3l4
6 Ctr. N.gB. 8. ban BOttser, prd=
Iioent; 81. 8rauner, Sefret0r, 314 =
ctr. N.-8. 81. @umpre6t, Oirigent-
Sin9Itunoe jeoen Wtittmo6 Abeno
0ireftoren-8eri am 2. @ontag /. yt.
0ermauia MGnuerdur, 922 $50.
g(pe. 0.-g8. %rGi. Sobn Reif; Sc
frctar: Martin S6iaing, 2f57 81. y.
9(pe R.-8. 9irigent: Gmil S. Gbri-
ltiani. 8eri. am /. 9onuerstog l.Wt.
Gingitunoe ieoen 0onnerstng abeno.
Ganserbmub Sameupereim. Ser'.
am 2. Mittpod /. Sc, abenos 8 ubr,
I'M Sdngerbuno.
Nriun 9amenDerein. Srau =.
arlrmfe, 8r1i. Ieri. nm 2. W%tittfpncl
/. &C., obenos 5 llbr, I'M Sdnaerbnnh.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24

SentidJe Sreimanrer eose
X% Nrminins, @r. IS, S.I.M.M
~ Moam S6neioer, Sctrctdr
sol Union Sapines 8anf BUILDING.
Seri. am 1. nno 3. 9ienstae /. "
I'M Teuen Waionic SempeI.
Washington Journal., 1917-08-24

Ghte Tranfiurter nnb &nadpnrlt,
rein mnb munerfGliht, at baben bel
8iihlerS,
532 Center mub Is &igss Warft.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
Use Wilt Resistant
 Cotton on Badly
 Infested Land.

If your land is infested with cotton wilt, why not use wilt re- slstant varieties? An experiment conducted last year on the farm of Mark Valentine ln Pulaski County under the direction of the Agricultural Experiment Station of the University show ed that certain varieties of cot ton possess a resistance to cot ton wilt that makes it possible to produce profitable crops on land badly infested with the dis ease.
 About twenty varieties of cot ton were used in the experiment One variety showed no infesta- tion on any of it's plants while other varie ties showed infesta- tion on all of the plants. The Dixie was free from wilt and gave the best yield. Covington
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
The Lad Who Helps
 His Mother

As went down the street today saw a little lad Whose face was just the kind of face To make person glad. It was so plump and rosy-cheeked, So cheerful and so bright, It made me think of apple time, And filled me with delight. I saw him busily at work,
 While blythe as black birds song, His merry mellow whistle rang, The pleasant street along. "Oh that's the kind oflad like!' I thought, as l passed by. These busy, cherry, whistling boys, Make grand men~by and by. Just then a playmate came along, And leaned across the gate, 4 plan that promised lots of fun And frolic to relate. The boys are waiting for us now, So, hurry up!" he cried, My little whistler shook his head. And, "can't come" he replied. Can't come! why, I'd like to know, What flinders says the other, 'eWhy, don't you see?" came the repl, "I'm busy helping mother She's lots to do, and so like
 To help her all l can; So I've no time to play just now" Said this dear little man. "I like to hear you talk like that" told the little lad; "Help mother all you can. and make her kind heart light and glad" It does me good to think of him And know that there are others, Who, like this manly little boy,
 Take hold and helps his mother
 Golden Days.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
time there is behind it the logic

time there is behind it the logic of common sense.
 A great leader declared that no army in the world could fight on empty stomachs. The man who faces the guns of the enemy must have his system well SuS tained with food.
 If we are going into war we must prepare for war. and to prepare for war we must pre- pare to feed the sons of our soil who volunteer and who risk their Hives for the honor of the country.
 We have had preached to us recently a series of potent ser mons on what the south should do and the fine spirit of patriot ism is being once again kindled with the loyal desire to support the flag.
 But we must have food.
 The suggestion of the gentle man smacks witt sense. but the , government would hesitate be- fore mastering in men for farm work, but at the same time 1t seems that on the eve of a crisis where starvation may be an ulti- mate issue it is up to us to do our part in the event of war.
 We have great country. We have waste lands lying idle, just waiting for the tongue of the plough and the tickle of the hoe. We have wonderful possibilities. We have a chance to feed the world, in fact. if we would just take advantage of it.
 We are facing the spring sea son, and we are, also, facing the grayest situation that we have confronted since the early days of the sixties. It is now up to us to feed ourselves. because nc other country can feed IS, anc more than this, it is up to us tC raise a sufficient food supply tC sustain the allies who stand witt us and who will help US in pro tecting the honor and integrity of inc American flag. .-C)mmer- cial Appeal.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
It's Up To Us

There was certain man in the food manufacturing business who talked in a sensible way to a representative of his paper.
 He said that the first sensible thing this government could do would be to enlist troops and confscate. if necessary, the agri cultural implements needed and cultivate the waste spaces.
 Of course, this is an eXtrava- gant demand, but at the same
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
Wanted Berry Pickers.

Come to McRae, Ark. and pick berries about May first or a little later. Thousands wanted Rooms free If you want to be alone bring tent. Workers make money at 2c at No room for loafers. .-McRae Fruit and Truck Growers Assn.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
Call and let Us sh0U DOu lUhat

Toole showed slight infestation and the infestation on Floradora, Rowdon and Dillon was only small. Nine varieties were from 50 to 100 percent infested. As general thing the yield varied in proportion to the degree of in festation. Dean Martin Nelson of the College of Agriculture says there is no known remedy for the disease It must De met with the wilt resistant varieties or the land must be devoted to other crops The details of this experiment which should be of great value in coping with the problem of cotton wilt can be secured for the asking by writ ing to the College of Agricul- ture, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
Good Home for Sale.

This home consists of lots, s room house in good repair, barn and other outbuildings. About 100 fruit trees consisting of peaches, apples, plums, grapes and berries. Two blocks north of pubic school. Apply to Chas King or J. l.. Woosley for fur ther particulars, IS 3t
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19
Jersey Cow for Sale.

Good milker, for further par ticulars call on Chas King. 4S St
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19

MULES AND HORSES FOR SALE
 We have a number of good mules and horses for sale. See us before you buy
 29 If. Nichols &HutSon.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-04-19

FORD for sale, new 1917 model. Apply c R. Griffin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
SUPPLY RUNNING LOW IN
ALL TOBACCO MARKETS
Last Years Crop OF the Leaf Nearly
Sold Out, and at Very Suits
factory Prices.
LITTLE LEFT IN FIRST HANDS
All Grades OF the Weed Somewhat
Lower Than Month AgO-How.
ever, Prices Paid Much Hctt.r
Than n Year Ago.

inc season for selling luose-Ioaf IN.
pace" IN virginia and North Caroline,
IS RAPIDLY drawing to Il close and viii
60 on record as the shortest in mo
history OF the business. Some of tho
smaller markets already have sold out.
ana the balance report that the end
* in sight. probably only three weeks
OF ut the outside. The Richmond ware
house men are of the opinion that the
warm. 'Sivcy" weather of the mast
week has enabled the growers to yet
all tho leaf they have in their barns
III marketing order. and will bring the
most Of ii in for tho attention of Tn.
auciionccrs this week
The sales Of the leaf on tho Hich-
mond market last week amounted 50
81 1000 pounds. OF which 1900 pounds
were the Grc-curcd dark SHINING
goods. OF this type. apou, 80. 900
pounds were sold by sample i'm the
Offices of the commission merchants.
and 10000 pounds, loose. were sold on
the warehouse floors The receipts OF
The sun-cured were o2j. 900 pounds
The market OH all goods was active.
although there was no change in prices
as compared with those of the previous
week. The suu-curcd goods made an
average Of $3.50 per 100. which, Will"
not as high as four or five weeks ago.
was far ahead OF tho averages made "a
year ago. The fire cured goods ranged
from 80 to Sill per TOO, prices that arc
somewhat below those prevailing a
month ago.
past week. the tobacco men look Tot,
larger receipts this week. and some
of them think that will come Very near
II winding NY the crop of sun cured.
There is a considerable quantity Of tho
frc-curcd yet to bc sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
blackstone nons,S II Li,tlc.

BLACK STONE. VA. February - 49,
The sales OF loose-lcaf tobacco mis-
week were lS0.G"J pounds. making the
total for this season up to date { $50
lol pounds. an increase OF I.3S2"3l
over las; season. There was a marked
decline in prices. especially on tho lomE
Austrian, Italian and Imperial grade.
Prices on Tugs. however. held up well
there being no decline in these goods
Wrappers are somewhat easier. but are
still bringing much better figures than
for those Of crop OF the year before
This has been BlackStonc's banner
year in the icaf-tobacco trade. and the
dealers arc claiming that the final
figures viii show n larger percentage
Increase IN sales OF dark tobaccos than
amy other Virginia market probably
the only ON" TO show a decided incro;
over the figures Of tho Igli-lS season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
NEW PASSENGER ENGINES
southern halfway I'nttinS Twenty
Three New Locomotives ON Line
From Washington tn Nilnntn.

The Southern Hallway has recently
received from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works nftccn mountain type passen-
ger train engines that have boon
equipped with the southern" valve
gear. q new cuntrivancc that was in
vented by W. : Brown. - locomotive
engineer on the KuuMvillc division of
TIA" Southern system. II Is said 10 be
worry valuable attachment TO fast
running locomotives. Eight moro en-
.ncs OF the same type that were or
tor"d by tn" company in tn" latter
part OF last fall arc nearly ready for
delivery. The twcuty-thrc" viii he
used on the WashinSton- Atlanta run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

supervision OF highway construction
in the hands OF state highway depart
ments. This is desirable. AS has been
found out In Virginia. because il is
only through such centralized author
ity that road work i'm any State can
be placed upon its nrmcst foundation,
assuring not only Il higher grade of
construction and systematic maintcn-
amce but tho planning of State roads
along wcll-dctined and comprehensive
lines so thet they VIII be OF the great
est benefit TO all the people. The estab-
lishmcnt Of state highway departments
in those Southern States heretofore
without them has been somewhat slim
ulatcd by the tederal-aid road act
which requires The creation of such
departments before Federal aid will be
available.
\ study of achievements which have
been made in highway work i'm the
South during the last five years can
not help but impress upon any oh
server the marvellous progress which
has hccn made. and the fact that this
entire section is thoroughly alive to
the many advantages accruiny from
good roads and the bcttcrinE Influences
which they have upon the social re-
ligious. educational and business life
Of tho people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

moderate during the week. owing. In
some measure. to the bad roads and
unreasonable weather. but very largely
TO the fact that the crop is very
nearly sold and the amount Of tobacco
now in farmers hands is comparutivcly
small II IL very evident that the crop
this year Will be marketed much earlier
than usual With good seasons for
handling tobacco. the amount now in
farmers hands will come to market
very promptly.
There has been but little change in
prices during the past week. Will.
the buyers are not as keen for tobacco
as they were early In tho season. owing
TO many OF them having Illcd their
orders and the continued difficulty in
shipping. vet at the same time. the
market may be said to he firm. and
prices. while slightly lower than they
were at one time this season. tire still
high as compared with other years.
There is right much trading in re
dried tohaccos, although the stocks held
by dealers are very small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
How to Be Rid of
Disgusting Dandruff

The oni! way 10 he permanently rid
Of disgusting. Unridy dandrun il to
correct lis caua" Shampooing merely
cicanscs the SCALP for fcw days. then
the scales form again as thick q. ever.
To destroy tho dandruff germ ana
get rid Of dandrun Tor good. part thu
hair and apply little Of the genuine
Partisan sage directly on the bare
scalp. and rub ~ ia With the finger
TIPS for few minutes until absorbed
by the scalp. You VIII surely be amau-
ed ~ the result Of even one appIi,a.
ton. for Your hair and 9calp will look
and feel 100 per cent better
Only u few days massage with Pari.
sian Sage arc needed to destroy the
germs that cause tho dandrufY to form
Tie scalp becomes healthy, the hnir
will grow better and snow more lite
and vitality. and you need never be
troubled by dandrun again Faded,
dun OF lifclcss hair IL quickly restored
10 beauty by ihia snnpio proccss
which is absolutely harmless. aud will
not stain tho hair or make it greasy
Partisan Sage can I've obtained from
Tragic Drug co. and druggists cv.ry-
where. II Is not cNpensivc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
PEACH CROP SHORTENED
BY LATE, BITTER WINTER
orrh"rdtsts In the Lynchburg Fruit
"rowinG District Think Zero
stunts Have Played Havoc

IfNcHBURG. VA. February It
|ihvc apprehension is expressed by
orchardists in this section over the
erect OF the very cold weather cX-
rericnccd here during the carly part
OF February on a prospective peach
crop this year. and several big pea Oh
growers are known To be fearful that
all chances Of crop this Year we're
hiiEhtcd by the temperature. which
ranged around zero
One owner Of a large young orchard.
after very careful inspection OF his
trees. reported that he is unable to
discover tho slightest indication OF
fruit. the buds. apparently being kill
Ell by tho freeze.
From the Montrose Fruit Company's
orchard. OH Tobacco Row Mountain
1t is learned that tho outlook there
ia hcld TO he very poor for a faVorab! .
crop TINS year. II has not been def
initciy stated that this bic orchard
VIII be failure this wear. hut pres
"ni Indications seem 10 be very strong
against tho trees having passed
through the cold spell without great
loss. even If 1t later develops there
VIII u" partial crop.
y wcll-informed fruitman to-day cx-
dressed the belief that the prospect
for peaches here this year is any
thing but promising.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
Don't be bilious, cOnstipated,
sick, with breath bad and
stomach sour.

Tonight sure. Take Cascarcts and
enjoy the incest Sentlest liver and
howell cleansing YOU ever experienced
Wake up with your head clear, stom-
ach sweet, breath right and feeling
'in. Get rid OF sick headache, bilious
ness. constipation. furrcd tongue, Pour
stomach. bad colds. Clear your skin,
brighten %our eyes, quicken your step
and feel like doing a full days work
CascHrcts arc better than salts pills
or caloincl because they don't chock
the liver or grippe the bowels or cause
Inconvenience all the next day.
Mothers should give cross. sick, bill
Gus. fcvcrish children whole Casca-
ret any time. az they cannot injure the
thirty feet of tender bowels.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
CAloMEL. S|CKENS!
IT'S MERCURY! DANGER
"Dodson Liver Tone Sgns You Up Better Than Sang Dangerous
Caome and Doesn't Make You SCk-Don Lose Days Work.
Wonderful Discovery Destroying Sale Of CaIome| Here.

You're bilious! Your liver is sluggish! You
feel lazy, dizzy and all knocked out. Your head
is dull. your tongue is coated: breath bad;
stomach and bowels cOnstpatcd But
don't take salivating calomcl 1t makes You
sick, you may lose a days work.
Calomcl is mercury, quicksilver, which
causes necrosis of the bones. Calomcl crashes
into sour bile like dynamite, breaking it. up.
That's when you feel that awful nausea and
crampng.
If you want TO enjoy the incest. gcntlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever experienced, just
take spoonful Of harmless Dodsons Liver
Tone tonight. Your druggist dealer sells
you 50-cent bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone
dnder my personal moncy-back guarantee that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Money Invested In Large sums In Mnu-
ufncturtnE, Mining and Along
Other Development Lines.

The current issue OF TIA" NauufaC-
turers' Record furnishes the details or
the plans "i many investors who are
using their capital in the development,
of tho resources of the South. Tho
weeks announcements include the pur-
chase OF large phosphate mining prr ~
critics in Florida by tic American
tyana mid Company. New York. which
viii US" the OUTPUT in TIC manufacture
al new fertilizer material to bc pro-
duccd in plant recently compiet cd
on New York harbor. In West Virginia
= new mining company viii develop
soc acres Of Land for daily DroG,ic-
ton OF 5000 tons Of coal, ana in Nir-
gnia. at Ddnville. a factory Nill have
ITS daily Capacit| increase from 90
600 10 i.o0o.0oo cigarettes. Among tho
other reports were mentions OF these.
100000 shipbui!Iinc and repairing
company. al baltimore: $500. 06o ;id;ii-
t'onal buildings and machinery for cot
Ton mills At Eoanok Rapids. ~ g:
i"c.co" electrical manufacturing com
pany a. Baltimore; 10000 comrauy
chartered TO Manufacture bottles and
Other paper vessels: i"1o.n0D cotton
yarn spinning enterprise IN North
Carolina 500. "on coal mining corpora-
ton IN Virginia; $4,000, lumber manu-
i""'urinS company in kentucky: $50
"vo addition t. Portland cement manu-
featuring plant in Texas. $4,000 coal
W 80 'i'''''f's ~ ~ W sSt ' IT.
GINA
The many companies capitalized a,
100000 aud smaller amounts include
the following:
Little Hun Coal Company. pnmbor-
tom W Va incorporated with sIoo 900
capita 20 mine coal.
Farmers Ginning aud Vtoducc com.
pany, Elizabeth city. y. g. Incorporated
Will $4,000" capital 20 gin cotton.
ONO manufacturing Company. BALI.
more. lur"rpora;cd with $1,000 cant
tai Tor building steam poucr engines.
Richards PhonoSraph Record 10.
peaicr Company, Eaitimcrc. moor
poratrd With 500. 600 capital for manu-
featuring photograph record reporters
Lyons Flock Coal C"urany, Nipcr.
ny. orGnmizcd with $1,000" capital to
develop coal mines
oneida Consolidated coal compauv.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. ncorrora,cn Win
$4,000 capital TO mine COIL
i.csi"r Lumber COMPANY Martins.
vile. Va Incorporated Vith $40. 900
capiiaI fo' m"nufacturiuy lumber
PORTSMOUTH Metal rompany. I,o,ts.
'n"uth. va, incorporated via, $4,000
CAPITA Tor working metal.
corona Water Company. Eichmcud
lncorpora,cu with $4,000 capital for
bo;tiing water.
hethlch"w coal Coinrany. rair,non,
w va, viii develop son acres If .oaI
land and plans daily capacity Of Z, 600
tons.