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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
ALL OVER THE COUNTRY
Fnct. nnd Figures That Hnvc Rrnrinc
on the Industrial Development of
the Nation.
Kansas City has a

Kansas City has corporation or
ranized 20 attract factories TO tina,
Missouri city.
New York Cry. according 10 INC las;
noAoe census mas a.s52.SSS population.
The state census --Tc ); only I.ot9,il2,
I-:,e s:ock on farms ana ranges @:
tne country or January Mas va.Get
et s14a.ooN,ogt over ;A,.. y.,-o :. yy,r
TIC -a.s ou,7a: O. uftziic r-oiucts.
!nc1lc!rC zig lTcu. roVTc- fe~-o ALLOYS.
l.aC. .-a Eo.G. silver =r5 a2u1. l.-ls-
vAs valued =; Des.ly S%.tco. 1..ege.
J; = nov estimates lHa; ;herr are
Aacut lNtpcpon3 gallons q beverage
and -cresve-.Ee dSti'leL spir3.s IN
storage in Ire warehouses iAroAEGcu
- Tae Jr,isa states Is now supplying
ahou. 50 per cent o tho shoes i'm
ported !nto chile. whereas hcfor" The
war started tn. share Of that trade
was only about 20 per cent.
Even II tho government did lose
100000 900 on its operation OF the
country's railroads during l9lS. II WAS
not an excessive price to pay If ii re-
suited in thar trans portauon efficiency
" hich made possible the speedy WIN
ming OF the war and il Is freely adj
nittcd. even by tho railroads. that II
was lacking when the government took
I nam
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MAKING EARLY START FOR
ROCKINGHAM PLANT BEDS
Getting Ready for Big Crop-New
canton Mny Have Warehouse,
becoming n Market.
.ISrecial to The Times Dispatch.l

LSrecial to The Times Dspatch.l
ARFONiA, VA. Feb. l5-Farmers
throughout this section OF the James
River valley are even now making
preparations for this years tobacco
crop. some plant beds having been
ing:
within the past three years the to-
pacco acreage hercahouts has been
tremendously increased. This year al,
enormous crop was sold or remains
yet to be disposed Of The prices were
uniformly high. owing to the excellent
quality of the toba Geo produced. Lands
here seem cminently adapted to to-
aacco. the heavy red lands TO heavy
hred tobacco, and tho lighter gray
lands TO the air-cured varieties. Both
kinds are produced here in abundance
Topacco from this section iS sold
now In Dillwyn. Richmond. Lynchburg
and Cumberland. Plans are now ma
tnring Tor the operatin OF tho New
canton tobacco Warehouse as a mar
ket next winter. Farmers declare II
is out of the question for them TO hau
or ship 50 far as the present mark S
are located. cooperative efforts will
be made to engage various buyers from
the large, companies to take the crop
New Canton - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
Highway Building and Other Evidences
OF Buriness Activity In the
Mountain state

The City and County Bank, OF
Moundsville. has increased its capital
stock from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Acme Motor Company. capitalized
at $4,000, has been incorporated at
Blueheid by George S. Strader and
o. ]. Garrett.
Lincoln County proposes to build
over 100 miles Of new highway this
spring and summer. and has in hand
something over 100000 to start with.
The Travis Glass Company, OF Glas-
gov. are charging their glass plant
4 onc-story building. 100 by 200 feet.
is being erected and equipped with
machinery.
The American Creamery Company,
capital $4,000. has been incorporated
ut Parkersburg.
The Gilmer fuel mine at Gilmcr
has been purchased by ParkersburE
capitalists, who Will reopen and de-
vclop II.
new bank IS being organized at
Williamstown. which is to be capital
lied at $4,000. r. Il. RIGGS is at
the head Of the enterprise.
The Iroquois Coal Mining Company
has increased its capital stock to $780,
900 and acquired 1000 acres Of coal
land near Iroquois. which will he de-
rcloped. The daily capacity OF the
plant Will be $50 tons.
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Dh or GOOD THINGS
St:I:MS no HI. nAAAAINI.

~ "rmhtlon reaching The Times Dis
patrh from numbers of Virginia towns
.eads {" the belief that there is roinr
!" ne something Of an industrial booIn
IN 'his state aud than il is coming nrci,
~ soon Many OF these towns have
SUPERIOR advantages and Inducements
10 "h"r he men who arc looking for
factory sites and good locations for
tn" establishment or industries fla,
carry good pay rolls. and uhfir trade
organizations. banks and business mo i,
genera ~ are getting ready to make
'hmir bids for them.
,,n say nothing Of Richmond. Lynch
n.Nf&' i'ct"rshurS. Norfolk. Danvilie.
NrWp"rt News and the other cities
az a. which n" on the lookout for
new business. reports Of an awakening
ana . rcadJuS 'm"nt ave coming in from
H"H'h ioStnn. SUfolk. Emporia. Law
,NNr"Nlil", Chase city. Furinyillr. Ken
'TidS'' FRANKLIN. South Hin and other
ny" towns in the eastern half OF Vir.
S'hia aud FROM most of Inc towns
ln IN" Southwest aud in the valley
region 10y!
Nh of tho towns. or nearly all of
,i''hl. nave o"GaIli%ui thai arc on
Ih' lookout FOR new business of mo
kiho referred to and jhoSo organiZn-
lions arc getting back to business Al
'pEH'hor virginia is taking Il leading
U'Sl ION among tho States in the maj.
t'r "l reimbursement and the rcarranr-
'lH "I lnlnSS 10 rakc advantage of tho
~ '"r NJ var industrial prosDe,itv
MAJ Is now seems is bound 90 conc 10
TINS country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does Il

who nave used It r.por, tho same result.
Miss .. = says my cornp!c1ion wa,
poor and my skin rough ~ neck
Ghost. hands and ann. were dark fror,, *
posur" The very FIRST application ~ thi,
wonderful p"rwillo-oaitacal combination
convinced me that my POOR complexion ana
tn. past. in few week. al these insight
~ ncf"cta had crtlrcl! disappeared. and I
shall always usr ~ to Keep my cuirrlcx,or,
a. ~ best al the time have recommend
Cd " I" my girl friends snd they are iu., IS,
'nthusiia;io over II - We all u,e
II before EcirE 10 the th"st"r. da nee. 80
parties. and IN wondcrfui what 4 difference
II makes in our appearance"
Mrs q Y. writes: Oatmeal and Der
wiilo have wnrEcd miracles 5ith my co1l.
rlsston had many desp!sea wrinkles and
naliow, rough skiH. ~ hands and arm.
were covered with frcctlos After eight
weeks un- OF Mac EtHA Wllder's woat.Ecul
complexion prescription these Objectionable
defects have cniircly vanished. lock ten
gears younger, and advise every siri ans,
woman to try II. ana feel confident stt,-
continually and ec Just fsyora bly, i'm
pressed "ith ~ as am. | recommend IL TO
all o. my friends"
follow Tie Sontple,a aft5,.oas ee o. ',s 10
every rACkaec OF terw!lIc You have ONLY
20 &C; derwiiip and oatmeal You nert
onc can use -. ana 40 iuexpensIve that an.
rirl or woman csn AFFORD II. The ma ufAr-
iurrrs and drurgists guarantee that ihe,-
m99n.y !, - soli n N, ei;y une,r = money
sii"mf sSsTTr'r Sr nv sIorr; .pi
Grant An! Polk Miller Drug stores
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Free Prescription Does Ita Work Over
night. You Can Prepare u At Home.

New YORK: /, IS my di.co.cry and
" takes Jus, on. night to get such marvel
Gus results. says Mae Edna wilder when
her friends ask her about her ~ond-rf ui
compeSion and the Improved appearance
OF her hands and arms Tou Ga n do the
same thing II you follow my advice. che
says ] feel ~ my duty tell every girl
ana women what this wonderful prescrip-
Ton did for me All this change In single
rlSht never t!rs OF telling others Just
what trotyht about such remarkable re-
suits Here IS the Identical prescription
that removed every defect from my face.
neck. hands And arms. Untii YOU try IL you
can form no idea OF thu marvellous cha nrc
II VIII make In j.=t appliCa-
'ion. The prescription which you can pre-
pare al your home +, as follows: Go
10 any grocery and yet ten cents worth OF
ordinary oatmeal and from any druy store
bottle Of derwilo. rr.par- tho oatmeal
as directed in every package Of derw!llo
nd s?r!y night and morning. Tn. first APP
s.'n sppeaE transparent, smooth and vel
vt;r. especially recommend /, for a sal
!a~ s>in, fEec&iex. tan. sun rpo,s coarse
roTes rough sAia, ruddines.. ~rinkle. and.
IN !Ae;. every blem!sh IN. face. hands ana
arms arc heir 10. II your neck or ohes, IL
ditco.ored from eHpoaure. apply this COM
Gnatioa Their. And the Objectionable defect
WV dtsappsar. u Is absolutely harmless
ma VIII not produce stimulate growth
CT hair. 20 INA ;ter how rough and ungAin-
y the handg and arnls. or what abuses they
nave had through hard vorl. and exposure
70 sun ana Wind th!h oatm- -derwi Ito com
tnation vii! work wonderful transforma-
ton In IL hours a, the most Thousands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
IN FARMING INTERESTS
North Carolina Legislature and Gov
ernOr Beckett Propose Rcttcr for
Agricultural Department.

RALEIGH. y. G. Feb. l3.--in ac-
cordaucc with rccomme nda;iun in
the annual message Of Governor
HIckctt. backed up ny Il special com
municarion. a bill is now before Tho
Legislature with almost - certainty
Of passing without material amend :
mcni to erect at the state college Of
Agriculture and Engineering. near
Raleigh a building for the stat" be
partmcut Of Ncricuiturc and also to
accom- modal" tho extension workers
VINO now have their headquarters at
tho college The PROPOSED building
would cost $4,000. |, is believed that
concentration OF all agricultural effort
~ the coNcSc viii he of decided adj
vantage. The Governor recommends
that all homo demonstration work now
lone in tho horticultural department
Funding in Raleigh be concentrated at
tn" state Normal and Industrial Col
leg. 1T Greensboro.
Another recommendation is To erect
on the lot occupied by the present
nntquatcd Agricultural department
building ia Raleigh OF Il great mo
mortal building iu honor Of The sol.
dIcrS who rcprcScuicd North Carolina
in tho European war. this To contain
records. relics and souvenirs; also the
material nov. preserved in IN" North
Carolina Hall Of History. \ bin has
been passed for the memorial building
funds TO be provided ny gifts. requests
exc. 1t viii cost about $25o.oG0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
WORK ON THE SOUTHERN
Money Raised In Chicago to Re Snent
In observation-disclosures In
Virginia.

There IS going 10 be y lot OF work
done on the Southern Railway system
In the near future. some OF il In Vir-
Ginia and North Carolina. The an
nouncemcnt haa been made that the
southern has sold $4,000 900 OF three
year per cent notes TO hyndicaic
headed by i1alsey. Stuart & Co. and the
continental and Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank; both OF Chicago.
me proceeds OF this sale OF notes
be devoted to current financial require.
incnts; including additions. new build
.nss. bettcrmcnts. etc
iicrctoforc all inaucinE OF tho SOUTH
ern hallway has been arranged in New,
york. but. according To "A rcport from
mat city, while bankers there pre-
scntcd bid for the issue. tho Chicago
bankers offered better terms and wcrc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better L ooking-Take
Olive Tablets

Hyour skin is yellow-complexion pallid
tongue coated-appetitep oor-you have
bad taste in your mouth-a lazy, no.pood
feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitut.
Tor ealomel-werc prepared by DR.. Edwards
after II years Of study with his patients
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have clear. pink skin, bright eyes,
no pimples. a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome consti.
patton. That's why millions of boxes arc
cold annually at l0c and Csc per box. All
druggists. Take one or two nightly ans
Aote the pleasing results IA,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

about 100000 pounds. which sold for
an average OF s3!.at. making the total
TO date about 2l.SU0.Oo1 pounds. for AN
average OF $3.50 per 100 pounds. The
oncrings. as Il whole. have been of an
interior nature. with but Il small pro
portion or hnc cutters and wrappers.
Prices are not altogether as high as
thcN have been. having II tendency TO
lower level on all grades. more cs
pcciaiiH, however. in the medium and
inner grades. The common types are
holding UP remarkably well. consider
ing the large proportion Of such to.
tacCoS in the crop.
The prevailing good season will On
3bie the farmers TO dispose OF the bulk
o: tobacco SSH remaining In their
hands within the next week ten
DAYS. The market will close on the
.th of March
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Producing thirty Machine. , DIV

~, 'kSpN. MICH, Feb l5.-Although
rruhnlhS at >" per cent capacity. tho
hriSt"r Motor Corporation is now pro
nanH. however. is planning boosiinc
production constantly until the daily
"\tla%" Is between sixty aud seventy
n!homlncs The 1911? schedule calls for
i""on ears This company has cstab
lSt"d an export Office at New York.
ana IS preparing TO engage extensively
IN foreign trade -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
LOOSEN UP THAT
HEAVY COLD
60 after il right away with DR.,
Bells Pinc-Tar-HOncy.

Don't give ii chance to devotion
INTO something dangerous Promut
uEc OF DR.. Rclls Pinc-Tar- Honey ac-
cordlng to directions viii bring a
QUICK, gratifying relief and help to got
you on the we'll list
Its healing ingredients don; give
any !ecway 10 Al cold. They help TO
case inflammation. check the cough
provoking tickle, allay Inflammation.
loosen phieGn. and clear the air pas
sages. Tens OF thousands use il r.c
t!aFiE. Economical. safe, antiscptic.
quick cough relicvcr for old an,
young. Sold by druggists cverywherc
Soc. Coo and 3l2O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
In tho Wn! OF business Dixie Is Rupidiy
Getting notwithstanding
New Enterprises.

The Wistaria Farms Company has
been Incorporated at Ridgcvillc. S. G.
with $4,000 capital stock TO establish
and stock farm for the production OF
dairy products.
The Southern Trading Corporation
or Winder, Ga, has purchased the cot
ton mills at I.awrenccvillc. Ga. and
propose to double the capacity OF the
plant.
The Fidelity Mortgage and Guaran-
tee Company. OF Miami. Ella. has in
creased its capital stock from s:5o.ooo
TO 100000
The Calhoun Construction Company.
of Admission, Ala, has hccn incorpor-
atcd to push along Annston's expect
ed building boom.
The Georgia Pecan Products Com
pany. lately Incorporated with $4,000
Capital stock. is installing Il plant at
Eaconton, Ga.
TIE Curric- Finch Rricl, and Lumber
Company has been incorporated TO cs-
tablish a big brick making plant at
The Charleston s. G.. Consolidated
Hallway. Gas and Electric Company
will increase it's common stock by
new and enlarged equipment Of the
electric power plant
The EurkChicf oil Company has
been chartered at Dallas, Texas. with
100000 capital stock.
The Thornton Trolley Wheel Com.
pany. Of Ashland. Ky. is charging
It's plant by the erection of another
building. which Will lie installed with
machinery To increase the daily output
to coo trolley wheels.
The Goodman Hide and Lea thcr
Company. of Chattanooga, Tenn. has
Increased it's capital stock to $4,000 in
order TO enlarge ITS operations
The Magnolia Gas Products Com
pany. which represents an investment
of about S25o.O0o. has begun bust
ness at Houston, TEXAS manufacturing
oxygen and carbon. cutting gases.
which are extensively employed in
metal Welding at various industrial
piartS and ,lscN here
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Mining Mica and Other Minerals.

;, NAfNESN1LLE. y. c.. Feb. l,.-Tbo
rrahhiin Mica and Mining Co has
ocen Incorporated here with sInO 0oo
capitai stock The promoters OF this
company have already secured yaluahle
MINUS property near this place and
Wiz begin at an early dale tbe 49,
OF mining tho mica. This will be fol-
Owed by other mining operations. as
IL Is understood that lands containing
other minerals have been secured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
HOW TO SAVE ON SHOES

Out of curiosity ! tried pair Of
Ne6lin Soles." writes W. p. Mccartney
OF ST.. Louis. land today. after five
months Of hard service iaiI to notice
any real signs OF wear on them"
This statement points the way to
real economy in shoes. What your
shoes cost. by the year, depends largely
on how the soles wear and Neolin Soles
do wear very long time. Moreover.
they are exceedingly comfortable and
overwhelmingly made to be
exactly what soles should be and so
worn now by millions.
They are available everywhere on
new shoes and for residing. They are
made by The Goodyear Tire & Rub
Der Company. Akron. Ohio, who also
make W'ingfoot Heels. guaranteed to
outwear any other heels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
County Telephone Lines Change Hands,

STATESN lille y. g.. Feb l,--AIl
Of the rural telephone lines in ircdrII
and Alexander Counties viii hereafter
hc operated by the Ircdcrl Telephone
company, that organization having
bought all Of tho lines in tho two
counties heretofore owned by the Bell
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
IN" company proposes to improve tho
existing lines and to build new ones
TO points in the counties named which
have no; yet had telephone facilities
\ bond issue for that purpose viii
bc made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

HIGH POINT. y. c.. FEB. i5.-The
National Machine and Electric Com
pany has been Incorporated here with
sl2o'ooo capital stock. all OF which
is said TO have been placed. The in
corporatorsi arc Herman r., Wood.
Thomas &. Shelton, julius c. Smith and
others. Tho company will manufacture
electrical machinery for ali manner or
manufacturing enterprises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
white 10 Make Truck. o,,,

CLEVELAND. Feb. I5-The White
Motor Car Company, while not WIN
drawing from tho passenger car field
VIII devote its entire time to the manu-
iacturc OF trucks. No passenger cars
have been made since the starr or Tho
war and the company does not con.
template putting out a new passcncrr
car nj present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Bethlehem Motors Building Trnctoy,

ALLENTOWN, PA, Feb. l5.--The
Bethlehem Motors Company IL now
line of Bethlehem trucks The work
is being rushed and II Is hoped 10
have an exhibition model ready in time
TO display at the Kansas City Tractor
Show.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
TINE FOR RESUMPTION
OF HlTSI\J.Ss an, ,,.x,,

!hSn when the United States de-
C."r'a War against Germany and com
.'.v"1'" '.at wonderful getting ready
tanpA 81 ~! nope OF estahlishInn NM
-'uISiN anywhere in Virginia
-, ~ Ae~ Tor the purpose Of pro-
"--.N- wa. material VAS abandoned
However, Wise Ni-cinians
$500 'ArlH heads ana said that even
., O." .ce M can't last always:
80 '-' ",,- v"l.C takr away the water
t2"erS ne uneNce.lcd climate. ana
~ .iAer advantages Virginia towns
-" . eEe' and mat when the war
1920 e'@se inc lost labor would come
Now & n, me war is over the Cham
% yWinsrcA and Boards Of Trade
an" ler organisations are rcorganiZ
- "u" cct ing back i'll the swim They
q. on nc Lookout fog new industries
y. ."e hi"d th"y had in View when the
-" Mhcii one Of these wide-awakc
A!lEinti towns get straight after a
turpcd TO land IL w."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

consequently awarded the notes by tho
Director OF finance OF tho railroad adj
min is IRA lion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16
Smallc., week AT Drnh,. u,.,

!, I9It-t + p BkANCH Va. lrb' Il.
week viii 10. the smallest si,I ~ ~,
tT,, m az h"l l'r!@es om all grades con.
ltnue good ite @en.rai noor .vcr,Ja,
ns.ns around ~. Larger sales are OK.
ii ti..snu H i Web as there has been q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-16

Lover Prices Rt Rocky Mount.
y .37ItOCRS MOUNT. n. g. Frh. It'll
S1oscipts OF leaf tobacco have been fairly
3ss 80 tor th' past week. amounting to
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In Fine Condition At Lyncbbyrr

LiNGHBuRG VA, M, Err
iA,eai tooacco sales this week alno,inlnd
.fto 523'SQv pounds ecu
= inc crop OF tobacco H. being ranid,y
1etld ana The lienler sales mis- o. 81. +" P'sr ~ ,
pan Indication that many farmers ,,rc
1windins W al
= The market ~as IN nno coDd,,ior
saNllh prices stronger ihan for sever
SWeeMs; III ia.i. nearly All grade.
Shh1wed marhed Improvement
Fl The bettcr grades wrrc dc.,d.dl,.
Sssiher, being actively sought after ,ni
&tFingine splendid prices
n MIaPpei5 were IN strong demand ana
q with Il season for handling tobacco
Sthc remainder OF the crop vii SOON ~,
4spld ION "
4 tAll grades were strong a, the fol-
siowing quotations: Luga. common. St4
Sshort. $50 TO SIS; leaf good 32a TO so,
8,gaf. dapn!e. go TO SCI. leaf, wrappcr.
xf2s to $50. ''''' .
Hscorg Prices Obtained al Enrmvilic.
u SFARM WILLIE, VA. Ecb. !5---Dner-
EiR volume Than usual, owing 10 th, lack
$St good season for handling tobacco
ind most OF that which was s,ruck
SIgWn on previous seasons being sold
p Iowevtr, the sales totallcd about $50
4 W9 pnIpds for tho week. with highest
y .rices prevailing ever known h.re he
gre. This market has sold 10 date
ipouL I,3oo,UOO pounds. which leave,
* tppuL ,Jou,o0D pounds TO he sold va,
~ good many plant beds have been
d ITne1 una tho planters seem 10 bc
ttsfnphr,ng TO raise All Of the weed they
Ian work next season.
II Lover Price. mt Rocky Mount.
y 3JtooCk MOUNT n. g.. Fob. 1.-THE
i6ceipts OF leaf tobacco have b..n =, III,
n nssl ~
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MI. ENERGY TURNED INTO
I.II

The mon az tn" North and the IVES,
as wei! as the folks :ot home who had
been indulS ing the idea Of establish
lnS new industries in Virginia towns
aplndou"d it because OF the high cost
ol huiidinG material and the high cost
OF itror, aud. furthermore. bcc:luS. thcy
saw for the time being more money
IN nakins war supplies for tho hight
me factories engaged in this kind
81 BUSINESS in Virginia as we'll AZ
EnnSe ~ INC cities and towns in tho
States TO the North and West OF Ms
Sohi gents L" the South to hire Dor
=" Ptl'cS that had never been dreamed
81 PrtNi"uS TO that Time. and these
.ih'hiS managed to carry away from
,nr smaller Virginia towns pretty
.rm.i ~ 81 IT. Some OF the Virginia
towns trisd TO lcgislatc the la Dor agents
""I 81 inc state and others tried 10
succeed. " "'u not
he labor situation had become
~ re. ana as for materials Of which
10 nnl!d new industrial plants or re" re-.
a." G'd ones; they simply could not
suoh "!'rr tn" War broke out in Europc