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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-04
WEST VIRGINIA MINES
New Coal Digging Companie. That
HAVE Starred Out In the Little
Mountain State.

CHARLESTON. W. VA, August s.
The rau;. Coal Company was incor-
porated here this week with 500. coo
ca pita! stock by Charleston capitalists.
The new company viii operate mines
ia kanawaha County in the Maiden
district.
The Freeport Coal Company, Of
CorInth. has increased its capital stock
from $4,000 Ia 100000 for the pur-
pose OF charging its operations in the
Preston County mines. Contracts for
additional eqa!pmeEt have already been
made.
The Mason Goa! and Chemical Com
pany. OF Hartford, is Installing a
much larger equipment OF mining cars
and other paraphermalia for the pur-
pose OF largely increasing coal pro-
uuction.
Ihe Fire Block Coal Company has
purchased 500 acres o: coal lands near
queen shoals. Charleston people Will
develop IT,
The sullivan Coal and coke COMPANY
has undertaken the development OF
l9V0 acres more OF coal land at Sulli-
van, and" vii! increase, the output TO
20 toASrpEr day go -,
The l',t1icmi f'uei COMPANY. az
SlarkshurS. was fncor porated this week
WITH $4,000 capital stock.
The WiiOourme Coal Company. OF
Morsantown. has also been .pcorpor.
a;ei by f!oyd Wilbourne and others,
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ALL ABOUT IN VIRGINIA
industrial hrcviticS From Vnriou. Parts
OF the hid b"niinion-New York
crs Invest in Orchards

The Broad Acre Home CORPORATION &c
IN" name OF new concern -ust char
tered In Norfolk with 800. 900 canttaI
STOCK to bu.Id homes for the increased
population
The sohoo! trustees OF D,ekensor
County have let a contract to erect a
AiEh school building az Isom, in thai
cpUnty. '''"'
me town Of covine,on has sold 10 a
, I'more banking house $4,000 Of
bonus iae proceeds 40 be used in inn.
proving tho school facilities.
The Washington WOODEN Mills Inc
90 Feaer!chs burg, have Increased
.'p',al stock from $4,000 to s250,ooo
i"f INC pUrpos Of charging the our.
iii of The mills
The TWIN city Goa, Corporo,ion ,,s
h'eH !ucoIDorated at Cocburn viii
a.. '''. "can.'si stock 10 mino.coal in
A.- foIkers hav" lncorpora,4d ,bc
t'"n'A.n springs Orchard Company 81
"'aHh'"n. with S2Oo 600 capital siork
Ih" Eico Manganese Gorporn,ior :,
ne" concern (which has been moor
p"f''ed with $4,000 capital stock nrn.
.""ta 10 go manganese mining. in Einns
ne io~n Of Shenandoah pronoscs -
install a hydro -lectr!e plant. and I'M.
ISSUED bonds for tho purpose.
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LARGE INVESTMENTS FOR
GOVERNMENTAL PROJECTS
United Stntes Government. the Rail-
roads md illS Companies ENpend-
Ing Vnst Sums In Dixie.
Among Inc very largo INDUSTRIAL c

Among the very large industrial en-
tcrpriscs. governmental and otherwise.
announced last week by the Manufac-
iurcrs' Record soon to be started in
the South. the following are given spe-
Cial prominence.
Details were stated outlining tho
Bethlehem steel Company plan for its
S50.0oo.000 Investment Crcccnuy an
nounccd) for additional facilities at
Sparrows Point. Md. These additions
Will include iron furnaces. sixty coke
ovens by-product and benzol refining
plants. completion OF Bessemer open
hearth steel plant. four $500 kilowatt
twin tandem gas-gencrating units.
forty-inch. otordriven reversing
blooming mill. twenty four and eigh-
tcen-inch' continuous billet and sheet
bar mills. coal-handlinK and storage
plant. etc.
AT Edgewood. Md. contracts were
awarded for 100000 concrete founda-
tons for ten COOK 90 foot steel and
brick buildings with REINFORCED con-
crete fioors. with contracts for these
ten structures awarded at $500. 900.
These buildings are portion of the
Edecwood arsenal which tho govern
mcnt Is building at reported cost or
s20.o00.0Oo
AT Weirton, w. Va. tho Phillips
Sheet & Tinplate Company increased
its capitalization from $5.5oO.o00 to
SoV.p''.uDU, tHlS S-3.JUU,Ubt 3uNitlOn TO
capital to provide funds for additional
facilities. The latter will include the
60o-ton capacity iron furnace. forty
seven by-product coke ovens AMI Der.
zol hy-product plant recently an
nounced.
The naval operating hasc on Hamp-
ton Roads. Va. will DO improved with
piers. bulkhcads. filling. grading. etc.
g s3,c0o.000 appropriation having been
provided for expenditure by the Blu
reau OF Yards and Docks
At Roanoke. Va, the Norfolk and
Western Railway Will undertake I'm
provements. 10 include building a for
ty-sevcn-stall roundhouse. construct
ing coal chutes. erecting water tanks.
etc. developing nifty acres OF land. tho
cost Ia be Sl50o.000
Details were determined for add
lions to the facilities OF the Frozen
rurc Company. Richmond. Va. recent
~ chartered with s2.250.ooo capital.
They include plans for l.5oo-gallon-
daily capacity factories at Richmond.
Norfolk. Memphis. St. Louis. Cincinnati.
Dayton and Indianapolis. each costing
100000. A; Birmingham the company
has 700 gallon plant. and at Louis
willie has l.5oo-gallon factory.
Henry L. Britain. OF New York.
president OF the Mobile. Ala. Ship
building Company and associates or
ganized the bethlehem Steel Corpora
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ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Cigarettes From virrinfn-CnroIins
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Taking
Plncc of Men on the Road

Prospective corn production of the
United States for this year Is now put
down at 100000 bushels.
The people of Minnesota own over
100000 motor cars. They have bought
$4,000 this year.
This country now manufactures prac-
tlcally everything along chemical lines
and has learned how to make about so
PER cent OF them since the Europeap
war started
New York City has abolished auction
sales OF wornout police horses The
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
TO Animals takes over all the discarded
animals.
The. figures are NIL In. and it is now
known that 100000. 900 cigarettes
were consumed in the United States
last year. and 80 per cent of them were
made OF the bright tobacco that grows
in virginia and the Carolinas.
Durins the last fiscal year total
number of 7l4,l3s.119 new coins were
made with value Of tt36os.Se5.
against s25,445.14s coined in 1917. This
breaks all coinage records of the United
States minis.
1t Is officially stated that the
american COW contributed sl0O,ooo.OOO
worth OF her products to the export Of
the United States in the last wear near
ly all OF it going to the boys in the
trenches" chiefly in the form OF con-
densed milk
Many of the dress manufacturers
throughout the United States are now
sending out women instead OF men to
sell their goods. y few women taking
the places of young men here and
there that the latter might go Into
service started the movement, and /,
Is predicted that in short while there
VIII be more saleswomen on the road
than statesmen from the dress factories
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INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
"Details OF New DevelopmentnI Enter
prIses md Enhancement of Old
Ones I'm the south.
A lony list Of developmontal cnto,

A long list OF dcvclopmcntal cnter-
prises to be started In Southern States
by newly incorporated companies Is
given in the current issue OF the Manu-
facturers' Record, and. in addition,
several industrial establishments that
are already at work are announced to
enlarge their working capacity. Among
others the following details arc OF spo-
clai interest:
Plans have been completed for the
FIRST unit. costing 100000. OF the
chemical factory which the War Do
pa rtment will build at Kingsport, Tenn.
An increase OF capital from s250.00,
to $3.50. 900 and change of name to tn.
Texas Gulf sulphur Company was an
nounced by the Gulf Sulphur Company.
Bay City. Tex. which has been de-
veloping salt properties.
The New Orleans and South Amer,
can Steamship Company. New Orleans
was organized with 100000 capital
TO establish steamship service from,
New Orleans TO Cuban, French West
Indian and South American ports.
Jahncke Shipbuilding Company. New
Orleans. now building "A 10000 ton dry
dock previously announced, Will build
a $3.50 ton drydock.
The Navy Department will expenn
I350.0oo for constructing a lifting out
pier and for dredging. with other i'm
provcmcnts. at Norfolk.
4 250.0oo-invcstment Is planned by
the hickory IN. c. Spinning Company
Tor an additional cotton-yarn mill
equipped with 10000 spindles.
Virginia orchards will be developed
by the Mountain Spring Orchards.
stanton. incorporated with $1,000
capital by New York investors.
Oklahoma coal will be mined by the
Guuthcr city Coal Mining Company.
Tulsa. incorporated with sl5o.0)v
capital.
Machine shops. roundhouse, tool
equipment buildings, ETC.. costing $3.50
ooo Viii be constructed at Fulton, Ky.
By the Illinois Central Railroad
Wooden steamships will DO built by
the Union Shipping Company, Biloxi.
Miss, organized with $4,000 capitol
and having plans for roller ways for
5000 to 1000 tons capacity.
Fluorspar will be mined by the Ma
tional Fluorspar Company. Paducah.
Ky. incorporated with 100000 capital.
Rice will be milled by the Joy Rice
Milling Company. Wheatley. Ark. In
corporated with 100000 capital
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NORTH CAROLINA NOTES
Il houkand-DoIiar Y " =
A. h"ne-"tni" sanntprirn to
3s Establish Dniry-O,hcr \ctc.

The Y. w. c. manaeers Of Char
iotGc sare erecting three story build
ing IN that ely when win cost
600 The dormitors on rhe third moor
will be made to Accommodate forty
s The town OF wilson has purchased
the necessary ltnH r-u'"c' its w.,te,
supply. ana plans To- install dam
anti 6sTeibp the property ana enlarge
the electric lighl plant
CLIFTON, TIL" scounty scat OF Smrnpgo1
3C6Unty. has issued hoQds for extensive
fstfeeT Improvements
- The. Sun Publishing Compnny has
Ebeeh incor phra ted AZ Rnttcrfordton
55wfth.t950000 capita stuck
rs IA contract has been lct Tor the er,c.
suoHs3ki daity bafns. coy Daras and at
sta9AHaents Tor compiete. dairy.ng
sbndhess al the North, Carolina State
RsSa gAtorium for ,h.tt-,reat,ncn, OF
SssfS sdAd eshoro is soon TO havo a min for
sAptytnitk knitting yarns ano knitting
no" i"rs, l. = Attn .nson
Sstss the head OF the movement.
!yyss(ft sss..SxT,s;5b I.-.--S ts-n r,..
IsSa - 4sSy ssiS,S4 ,,..-.
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straighten you right UP and MAKE YOU
feel line and vigorous by morning
want you to 70 back to the stor. and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
Is destroying the sale of calomel be-
cause IL is real liver ncdicin.: entirely
vegetable. therefore II cannot saliyata
or make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful ot
Dodson's Liver Tone Will put YOUR
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and consti-
pated waste which IL cioggine Your
system and making you ieel miser-
abie' guarantee that bottle Of
Dodson's Liver Tone will keep your
entire family feeling fine for months
Give II TO your children. 1t is harm
less: doesn't Er!pe and they like It's
pleasant tastc-Adv
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Tonight! Take Dodson's Liver Tone!
Better Than Ca|omeI For Liver
Calomel sickensl If bilious, constpated and head
achy read my guarantee
Ca1onel sickens !

Listen TO me! Take no more sicken-
Ing. sai!vattng calorncl when bilious
or constipated. Don't lose a days
work!
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver.
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Caiomel. when II comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into II. breaking
IT up. This Is when you feel that awful
nausea and cramping. II you arc slug
Eish and "all knocked out" II your
liver is torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache. dizziness. coated
tongue. II breath is bad or stomach
sour. just take spoonful OF harmless
Dodsons Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get a bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone for few cents Take n
spoonful tonight. and IL II doesn't
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Getting to Work Quickly.

LINCOLNTON. n. c.. August 3-Th.
Lincoln Hosiery Mills Company has
been organized here by NJ. l.. and G. s.
Little. The mills Will get to work at
an early date. rs a building suitable
for the purpose has been secured and
a full equipment of machinery has been
contracted for. The equipment in
cludes twenty knitters.
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there are others that are just as good
FACTS WORTH KNOWING
ABOUT THE NEW INDUSTRY
The association has learned from the
experience of It's members that rab-
hit meat can he raised and made ready
for the market at cost of cents per
pound: that from birth to killing time
the young rabbit beats the spring
chicken or broiler by three weeks and
ut that time Will weigh from two and
half to three pounds Of good meat.
ready for the table, and that the grown
rabbit. which. as food. excels the
hen. will weigh from seven to ten
pounds. and when that amount of meat
is ready for the market it will not
have cost the raiser quite half as much
as an ordinary hen.
The rabbit is very prolific, and thew
are much easier to raise than the
fowl as they will eat almost ANYTHING
and has TO be fed only twice a dav.
IL VIII live and thrive and fatten on
waste. lawn clippings. fruit peelIprs
hay. clover and any old thing around
the house. with just a little grain now
ana then. Very little yard room Is re-
quired in which to raise the animals
as they arc lazy and not given TO
roaming. In fact. the proper way to
breed ana raise them is in small .huts."
occupying about six square feet in tho
BACK yard. which huts can easily be
made of drygoods boxes In fact n
box of the right size is really a ready
ihade hut. Any city man with a small
back yard can find room for n number
OF nuts and raise his own rabbit meat.
me virginia association has already
MADE Application to the State Fair au-
thorities for space to make an exhibit
at the fair this fall, and it is cspec,ed
that It's layout will be one of the most
attractive features of the great annual
exposition. The rabbit raising indus
Try is evidently destined to grow in
Virginia. "
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OpcrntIon. use Commenced NJ Ono.

BROWNSVILLE. -. c.. August a..
The iagan Knitting Company of this
city. recently incorporated and organ
lied with $4,000 capital to start with
has secured the necessary three-storv
building at cost OF $4,000. and has
also purchased the necessary eouju
mcnt. including nifty knitting machines
These give tho company n daily ca
pacity Of 500 dozen pairs of hose.
Operations will be commenced at an
carly date.
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enrichinS and terrifying the blood against
the ravaEes OF disease. Contrary to general
opinion, lack OF iron In tho blood docs not
necessarily mean you do not have enough
blood but II means your blood is not OF tho
right kind"
III you are not strong well, you owe n
70 yonrseif TO make tho following test: Sec
now long you can work or how far Won c,n
walk without becoming tired. Next take
Two hve- grain tablets Of ordinary Nuxatcd
IRON three times per day after meals for
TWO weeks Then test your strength again
ann see how much you have gained Num-
oeTs or nervous. rundown people who wcr.
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ton with $1,000. 600 capital to build

tion with s1.ooo.0oO capital to build
their recently announced ship-stcel
fabrlcating plant at Birmingham. En-
Einccrs have determined details. and
tho monthly capacity WIN be 1000 tons
ot fabricated steel shapes for steam.
ship construction.
North Carolina iron ore will be mined
- Pennsylvania and North Carolina
investors. who have chartered tho
Granville Iron Corporation with can
italization OF $1,000. 900
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Government Work Mt yorktown.

YORKTOWN, VA. August 3-The an
nouncement has been made hero that
the Navy Department is receiving bids
Tor the immediate construction Of a
diriEiblc storchouse here that is ex-
pccted to cost about $4,000. Local
contractors are bidding for the lob.
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New National Bank Mt Ro.boro.

RONBORO. y. c.. August 3-Roxboro
will soon have another National bank.
Application has been properly made for
charter for the First National Bank
OF Roxboro. The capital stock is TO
he $4,000
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SPECIAL To PHYSICIANS:

TO PHYSICIANS ay% an ssa ss% MI
% " "n
m
@ @ assss
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aillng all the while have Increased their
strength and endurance in two weeks time
while taking iron In the proper form. And
this after they had In some cases been going
on for months without getting benefit from
anything.
Manufacturers Note: Nuxated Iron. which
ls prescribed ana recommended above, is not
a secret remedy blu, one which Is well
Known to druggists everywhere. Unlike the
older inorganic iron products n is ca siiv
assimilated. does not iniure the teeth make
them black nor upset the stomach The
mRnufactuTers guarantee successful and en-
ore,S "a un results to every purchas ser
pensed by all good druggists-Ady ~
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|RfCHLANDs OF LOUDOuN;
..TlTREME NORTH COUNTY
Rngton That Is Prosperous Because
s.sof the Splendid Products That
Farmers Make and Sell.
BLUE GRASS EQUAL TO OLD Ky.
Highest Aggregate OF Farm Land
Values In the Statc-I'rospcrity
!, Seen on Every lland-Momn,ain
feAffurd Protection From Winds.

Ss Very little is said about Il. and there
{ss certainly no hoasting about il. bu,
Rho fac, !. ,ba, one OF TN. most nros.
.erous counties Of Virginia IS the Coun.
b{y of -Loudoun. II Is s,ric,,y a farming
Ana stock r.isinr cou,,v too and III,
ssct, mai ,,s nrospcri,y is duo alto.
vnrher.t to GOOD farming. GOOD truck
sSnr,nd good stock raising Is something
53{so boast OF
I,oudour Is away nm NJ The extreme
,orth peak Of The state. The Potomac
river separates il from three Mary
and counties. which lie to the north
md cas-, of IL, and tho Shenandoah and
he mountains serA~afe +, from two
west Virginia Counties lying TO the
west. Loudoun contains $40 square
< niles Of as fine land as is to be found
anywhere in this couutr,. more :nan G5
r. per cent OF which is under cultivation
indnthe balance is in timber The soil
( 8 clay and loan with just enough sand.
and is very fertile.
/ SOME OF THE THINGS
THE COOP LANDS BRING
The farm products are wheat. corn.
oats rye. hay pota ocs and all of the
vegetables. The yield per acre of
wheat. in Loudoun Is perhaps larger
thhn IN any other county Of Virginia,
and In the production Of corn the coun-
tySis put down IS the first in the State
All the grasses are grown and the
BLUE Grass, which is indigenous to the
soHc is said to rival anything that
grows in Kentucky.
Fruits of the various kinds grow
Ing Loudoun In great abundance. al
.Reugh not ait9geti.er az much atten-
IN is given 70 commercial orcharding
a g is .g given in some other counties OF
S N g+niay or course. IN such a grass
sgfbwf1fe and Sr1in raising county much
y attention is given 20 stook. cattle and
sKeep. raising Hogs are lisa raised
t9sa great extent, aud ;ho-e is no mar
ky in the county 70! the sale o. West
5e8 meats. as the people raise enough
,t4s Aome consumption. and are large
sellers I'm outside ma, cots This is true
as~"tc bacon as well as beef And as
tor sheep; LoUdoun ranks as the larg-
est wool producing county in Virginia
HIGHEST AGR .CtLI ORAL
- LAND VALUES IN VIRGINIA
Some OF the best horses that go 10
Northern markets are raised in the
county, and no, few land owners give
special attention TO raising improved
I breeds ot work horses for these mar
skets, and in recent years horse raising
s1hss become a considerable Industry.
: such county naturally attracted
settlers and land Ina, ers from other
+ sections and within the past two de-
cades very many newcomers wcrc nj.
4 ded to the roll Of hustl!ng farmers and
! lock raisers This ra;urally enough
Ssi;;iHcreased the land values. and now
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hares are tho breeds that have been
mostly adopted in this country but
there are others that are just as good.
FACTS WORTH KNOWING
ABOUT THE NEW INDUSTRY
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early date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Registration of German
 Alien Enemies

NOtlcc OI tcElAtrdtlOn OI Gefman
 Allen Enemies
 Notice is hereby given in conform ity with regulations prescribed by the Attorney General of the United States under authority of the proclamation of the President of the United States dated November Is, 1917. that. begin ming at o'clock a. m. on February 4. 1913, and continuing until and in- cluding the 9th day of February, 1918. at the office of the chief of police of the city of Birmingham, Ala, at the city hall in said city, all German alien enemies residing In the city of Bir- mingham shall present themselves on one of said days to the chief of po- lice of the city of Birmingham for registration. as required by law.
 The alien enemies subject to the pro- visions of this registration shall in- clude all natives, citizens, denizens or subjects Of the imperial German gov ernment. being males of the age of 14 years and upward and not actually naturalized as American citizens.
 Females are not alien enemies with in the present statutory definition. . Notice is also given that an alien enemy who fails to complete his reg istrat ton within the time fixed there- Tor or who. violates or attempts to. violate or of whom there is reason duic SFOunu to DellcVe Slndt ne IS aDOu1 to violate any regulation duly pro- mulgated by the President of the Uni ted States or these regulations. in ad- dition to all other penalties prescribed by law is liable to restraint. impris- onment and detention for the dura- tion of the war or to give security or to remove and depart from the United States in the manner prescribed by law and to all other penalties pre- scribed in the several proclamations ot the United States and in the regu- lations duly promulgated by or un- der the authority of the President
 An alien enemy required to regis ter who shall after the date fixed for the issuance to him of a registration card. be found within the limits of the United States, it's territories or possessions. without having his reg istration card on his person is liable to- the aforesaid penalties.
 Any alien enemy presenting him self for registration shall present to the chief of police at the time of ap- plying for registration four unmount- cd photographs of himself not larger than Sx3 inches in size. on thin paper with light back ground.
 s Witness my hand, this the 2sth day of January, 1918.
 IT. J. SHIRLEY, Chief of Police of the City .of Bir-
 mfngham, Ala