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The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
COMMERCIAL AIR
COMPANIES PLAN
Aviation Mission Believes
Transportation Enter
prise Profitable.

Among the other recommenda-
tons which were made in the re-
cent report OF bhe American Avia-
tion Mission. which recently fin
iShed a study of aviation conditions
in England. France. and, Italy, is
one which is based upon the fact
that the existence OF an aeriar
transportation industry with a very
large commercial air feet, would
"rratly decrease the need for
strictly military or naval equip
ment For the resources OF all the
aircraft and landing-field facilities
and personnel. as well as the man
uracturing and maintenance faciIl-
ties. would be available as a re-
serve in time OF war.
IT would not be necessary, as was
the case at the beginning OF the
European War. for the United
states practically to begin, not only
the construction of airpIanes, but
also the training OF an adequate
force Of skilled pilots and mcchan-
iC~
Benedict Crowell. Assistant Sec
rotary OF War. who is chairman "f
the American Aviation Mission. nd
who has returned 10 the United
states strongly impressed with the
need OF high development under
the Sponsorship Of the Federal gov
ernment of American aircraft, both
for commercial purposes, for which
81, ,rcaltcr there is to be very large
demand. and also for reserve mill
taly and naval purposes. says that
the most economical way to devcl-
oD strong air service for national
defence is 20 encourage by every
means possible the use OF aircraft
for commercial purposes.
In that way a very large commercial
Feet. which would be sure Of constant
and profitable employment. can be
bIiit up at relatively small expense to
the government.
The experience OF the United States
during the war proved that aircraft
...''", nrd personnel. and Darticu-
larIy the skilled artisanship which IS
$780,, I"r the max nE and uperat-
ing of that plant. cannot hn obtained
.-; short notice. These things entail
long training, ana that involves great
expense.
In the last year Of the war the air
Tlare productive industry IN the Unit
'' states reached very larvc propor-
.!oHH But t almost instantly stopped
with the signing Of the arnIsti~e.
There is visible evidence of that for
hose who visit the great aviation
fields which were established by the
& i.u5jed States during the war. One Of
'ha most active Of these fields. as well
- the most successful in the produc-
N"m Of "irpIanes for war purposes.
was established at Dayton. Ohio. !,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Financial News--Stock Market Prices
STOCK ADVANCE
STILL CONTINUES
Observation-Disclosures in In
yestment of Profits IN
New Fields.
By BROADAN WALL.

l New York, Sept. The bull market
(which was resumed a fortnight ago
Vhen fears Of labor troubles had been
llayed, is following its usual course.
To-day transactions again ran well
Ahead OF the 100000 shares mark
nd speculative excitement at times
Hbse to a high pitch. The tendency
fEas to take profits on stocks which
had an extreme advance on the pre-
ious days and TO invest these profits
J. new directions. This caused con-
Psiderable shifting about from one
group to another and consequently a
good deal Of irTegularity I'm the price
movement. But there were no iudi-
cations OF any serious check on the
main upward tendency. Where some
issues fell -hchind more came to the
front and the upshOt was that the
general average Of prices at the close
was substantially higher than that
Of the previous day.
The upward movement proceeded
under its own momentum. There was
no particular outside news~tO help t
on. knowing that they have nothing
20 a00r-NCrld FROM labor disturbances
which were the main cause of the
August break. the Wall street pools
are disposed TO make hay while the
sun shines. TIE delay in ratifylng
the peace treaty is an important con-
sideration.
The market in hiEh-prtced indus
trials has become a very wild affaI-
American Car and Foundry, as eX-
pected, was placed on a l. per cent
annual basis. This action was not
announced until after m. Close II
business. It was probably pretty well
a~ticfDr ted however. in The advance
OF the stock from the Sos to nearly
Ls-
tinted Retail Stores had n sensa-
JioutI Jump and American Wool sold
Cf rather sharply when announce
y1r-t was mad" that only per cent
had been declared on the common
sly.r
81 --r,..v ard 1',a Erie common
and preferred moved independent Of
the other rail and this c.gcumsta-. :. %
along with the extraordinary youm
Of the transactions showed t~af the Zoo.
was sore SPECIAL incentive Mt woI K.
There are oil wells in the Wheeling
and Lake Eric t-rrisuTv. The only
question is as 20 their ability TO p-o-
dUCe.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
COTTON MARKET.

New York. ssV- S.-FurtheT extensive losSes
ooSIrTcd in the oJtf0u market today unde-
continued general liquidation. The break
Hm'rlUted 20 more than a fuu osnt. October
falling 10 = o. Severe declines in gain and
feNeIIshness in securities wwe reflected in in-
cT~aSed EFrssrIrs q Western and Wall Street
OfTeringS while selling orders also cane from
sgt merchants in the Southwest Demand
failed N broaden. and bars. who had covered
earlier sW~ared u be ressllinE. while the bI,-
ing from trade sources was too light to make
Itself felt materially.
and tOEam the close nrE lows were re-1rded
uudnr fresh general selling. which inGuded
liquidation Of cotton bought earlier IN hops q
reactions Tie market nuaIly barely steady
at net decline q lU5 to Il points
Spot hrrr was quiet at decline q - points
at = sc: there were DO sales Spot at New
Orleans was quiet With middling IS prints lower
at So; tie sales were lG9 bales
Todsy's pert reOriVts tntIed 6.7O5 h-3-s. While
eIIfDTts amounted 70 Il go bales
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
QUEEN OF NORWAY
PILOTS SEAPLANE

London Sept. Queen Maud OF
Norway. sister Of King George OF
EnE.and.-is the first Queen TO pilot
a seaplane. The Queen was watch
ing some flights over ChyistianIa
and grew so enthusiastic that she
irN'sted on going UP herself She
did so twice.
"Ha second time she was accom-
panied by Crown Prince Olaf. Queen
Maud took the controls and piloted
the boat skillfuIIy. 20 the cheering
u vast crnWds below.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. Sept. 4-OATS-Srork in
elevators. bus; shipments from elcrltcrs.
--- hls; No. white. -: Ne. } white. &c.
RIE-S'ock IN elevators --- lrs: shipments
from elevators, 100 bus; No. > WcS. cTu. eIpurt.
s'ut. l5i; bag lots nearly. Ca!6l.
HAY lTcr touI-No. l timothy, y ynaSl o..
standard timothy; 3acac4 o.; No. timothy.
81. Cca-2OC; No ; timcthy GJGla%S ~: No I
light clo,er mixed. q Oos3l 60; No &rght clover
mixed. 2i.50,22Sc, No / clover uivod e ia
- %: No. > clover mixed. 3t ClsI &C: No ]
clover nominal, go. No. clover nominal
co
STRAW pr tOnl-No. ! straight rye. u Ga
I'G'. No. straight rve l75Oa's 90: NJ. 9
ta0Clod rye llCAuJ,; NJ. : ta-Fed r,,. e G
a. Q. No. 1 wheat. l2C0a.2Cl. No wheat
l'HalL5O, No. oat, HOO4l5.CO. No, oat. Z q
aI5GO.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
CHICAGO GRAIN.
BY JOSEPH L. PRITCHARD.

Ct.ctgo. SEPT. 4-"S-0p- ,oas'' rIders were un-
C,Y,r1' in the com market here today and at
one time SeTaemher was on 7i&c and deferred
months a. 70 &c Net losses were .s.aCiIc
Corn has drclined 25Ts to iJs.c from the high
point If the year. Manufacturing interests wrrr
IN the market for cash corn arN bought IS CO..
bushels at declines NJ to lie
Conditions were uor encouraging 20 tradrrs
who Je!ievcd IN higher pTlcs IN the near fu-
tHTe.
Ascending 20 cables, Argentina will send out
5,I-coD bushels a ,rrn this week omoarcd
with 90 last weeN and 81 90 lushrls for
Ike period last yegr.
Oats reached new low levels or the crop in
s-mTatty with corn. S'orl.ss orders were un
covered
Con'lnuCl snlling "f pork lard and rib4 fca-
turrd the hog TrO'iECtS market. Pork showed A
deSAne OF &C, lard y 10 &c, while nbs wtre
OC higher TO 2i7c lower
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. ScTt <-UOGs- Receipts. I5uO0
UneVcnly steady 20 &c lower than yesterday =
average Heaiy. f.s0sl950: medium. BAD:
light, S75azll0; light lights. ls25Als50: heavy
packing SINS synooth ! idsl7Z5. packing sOrs.
rough . 5lal6; Iiss r. 5OzlsT5
CAT11.E-RccciIts. 1000. Strong Beef steer.
medium and heavyweight, choice ard I,rime
l6tls. meiiun and good. n 75al6: common 2 50
all.75; lightweight, good and choice u 75ail e.
lightweight. good and choice q 75zI7 Is; con-
mon aud medium. 92jAl3T5: butcher cattle,
heircrS. 7ali75: cryps 675als3. Canpr-z ard
cutters 75sG . Nral calves. IlaZl StScker
scers. 675alO25; Western range. beef s,ccrs ca
LIS. COWS and hriierS 675sI275
SIIFEP-IIcccirtS HU]0 FIm TAmhE. 81
pounds down. Y 22lal5 .; Cglls ard common s.
ll7J; yrarlIHE wethcrs 10 2iall25 Eros. me
mirn. good and choice, Zjas5O cIIs and
common, . Joas5O
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Asking Divorce, Wife
Calls Husband In

Charging her husband with
mentally incompetent at the time o.
his marriage 20 her. Mrs. Mary c
D0yIe asked the District Suprem'
Court yesterday TO snnul her mar
riaEe 10 Eugene Doyle.
The wife claims that Doyle hai
been adjudicated insane. The Aupb
were married IN June, 1911. ant
have one child.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Grain and provision futures here today:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

New York. Sor4 1 Today's cIoslr, rate, Of
exchange on TrinriTnI foreign rnArhot, were as
follows:
Sterling. demand. ~. cables. 4I77,. Bank
cr5. sixty DAYS iI@s rrncty days. 4I2rz
Francr. CHECKS. s22: cables. SO Belgium
ch,crs. s i7; rabcE SIS Germany. crc,Is ~
cables. Az Austria. checks. rs: cables qs
Holland checks. . / Is: cable 81. ItaI.
checks, 40: c1bcs 9C3. Swiss. checks. 5Csr4
cables, ) 66[z
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
KILL AMERICAN
IN NORTH MEXICO
-Four Mexican Federal Sol
diers Also Slain in At
tack on Truck.

NogsIes. AriI.. Sept. "a p. Hen
messy. p, an American. Of this city
and four Csrranza soldiers wer
killed yesterday when YBoui Indian
attacked a truck Hennessy was driv
ing near San Juiver. Sonora. accord
ing TO word reaching here this after
noon.
Details OF the attack are m -r.
Apparently a band OF Yaquis 0 con
siderable sze attacked Hem rsr
truck and q party OF Mexican eco
troops came TO his rescue.
A brief battle followed, Il
ported. Advices here do not
whether there were any Ysoui
altiCs.
Owing TO IIennessy's pop
feeling here is running high.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, S"nt 4-BUTTER- Market I'm
S7ltel snd unsai,ed. fresh creamery extras. Isl
SIC: do. frsts. F4a5Hr. do. higher than extras.
5s'za6cc; State daI- tub. tar
CHEESE - Marlet &w; STATE whole-milk
Specials. a%a2g,: do. fancy 1oa3o'.c: do lower
grades 2oI"r. Wisconsin whole milk f4ncz
Young Americas Aa3ii=c. State skins SPECIALS,
2ag5C; do. 'hoc= ISaDC; do far 70 good,
l4ai7c: do, lower grades 7al3c.
EGGS Market irregular. nearby VI itp. faucr
r2a7ic: do, brown, 6oaGc; extras. 55a5sc; fryts.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

New York Sept. 4-Money on call m the
stock exchange ruled At Jl- Per cent today
L"ans mado on all Industrial collateral were
ftaj Ter cent.
Time money market was again curdned to
limited Business for the 20 and o-day yeriods
at Ga per cent.
Mcrvanti'e IalcE also was quiet Rates tor
the best namcs were 81 per cent.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Careful Buying Urged.

New York, sept. t.-"Thore is rrer'v
20 buy at reasonable prices II the pub
lie is willing 70 use other than fancy
qualities Of food and clothing" ac-
oordine to the frst instaIlmert of the
rcpor, eade j.duy by Foo Admin
i,tra,or Williams Investigation com
Frrffrrp
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Sept 4.-Produce prices on the
market ranged as follows:
III TIERS lid ,packei creamery. extras, ~
high scoring goods GOa63 tho latter for joht,ng
sales; extra firsts. Sc; frsts 5JsaJjc; seconds
5la55c; thirds. taaj0c; sweet creamery. choice to
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Notice to Holders of United
States Treasury Certificates Of
Indebtedness of Series V-K,
Dated May lst, 1919, and Ma
turing October 7th. 1919:

All United States Treasury Ger
tiiicates OF Indebtedness Of Series
TX dated May l, 1919, and MA
turing October :, 1919, are hereby
called for redemption on Septen-
bcr Is, 1910, at par and accrued
interest pursuant 10 the provision
Tor such redemption contained in
the certificates. On September l..
1910, interest on all certificates OF
said series will cease to accrue.
lSigned) CARTER GLASS.
Secretary of the Treasury.
September 4, 1910.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05

was so-ealled hive of Industry. But
when the sTmistice was signed silence
at once prevailed, and that great plant
now furnishes no more. thsa an object
lesson. teaching what the government
did in airplane industry while the war
was in progress.
HOLLAND
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Ordered 10 Paw AIimopy.

Douglas Nisewander. a plumber
was ordered yesterday by Justice
Gould in the District Supreme Court
t. pay Mrs May A. Nisewsnder tenn
porary slimony OF $3.50 weekly.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Railway IdI. . at 5OE. ; at
After call:
American GraDhoTorc lst C.. 500 at 100.
tJBLIC TTI'lTN BONDS
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Lirc-rOoI. Sgt. 4-Srnts rr0u.I WITH frir
dFuaUI r-icrs sls.ar SsIe~. Gc0D bcIas Re
CsiUts 1900 No NwrEc-1
Good m.iIIiu-. 'aI: miIIling. 1851 M
t--.. --.----- ------
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
N. Y. BANK CLEkRINGS.

New Yo-f Sept G-Bart clearinss hsr, today
were ES2.7 Oil
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05

Al 1916 p ~ American wafl.r- fair. 2IIl;
g'"d midllr-. Ia-l: EEI miLI.EE. 1877. mid-
ding. Isfl: low m!Itllr-. -; er.I ordinary.
Is O.. ordinary. llrs.
Tie market cl0~H b7rrIr a-e7dv SrTternIc-
Rs: Oc-0ber. Is s"; Nayew6e-. isSi: Drrum-
i"r. IS Jrr-7f-. 800. Teh-alr-. IS s..
Mari. lssr- NJ. I525; July. Is y.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
COTTON RANGE.

New Y.JH. SEPT. 4.-Range Of New York c.
ton prices:
The Washington herald., 1919-09-05
CURB MARKET,

Furnished By Sullivan & Co. ll2l @ sire
uCTthWCsf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
PROMPT UNLOADING WILL
HELP IN CAR SITUATION
temporary HeiIcf Dors Not Mean That
Crisis Inns Passed, OfnciaI

Despite the fact that there is
marked Increase in the demand for
'iSht and heavy trucks for freight
fansportation purposes. owing TO the
shoriaso OF freight cars. motor car
manufacturers arc showing no dispo-
siiion TO rclcnt IN their vigorous cam
paign against unnecessary delays In
,,oadinG and unloading freight cars.
;ate the QUICK IS r oems Of f"" ernpties to
INC manufacturing cehters ana 20
hurry the repair work on. the thou
SANDS or cars not in service
That the campaign Is ALREADY prov
Detroit within tho last week.
rms Is by no means ma. an .nn'e ehr,l
age il past. however" said an Official
of Dodge brothers one Of the largest
shippers. i'll the antonobilc mnnhfac-
rary effect OF circumstances. IN which
the campaign OF the Director general
OF the railroad administration WAS an
important influence ~" has issued re-
heated warnings Of shortage ana
urged prompt loading, unloading ana
return 81 cars. in which ;hc manutac-
turcrs have given thorough co-Opera-
don. and this has had ia effect. Tin
less VIC continue To emphasize the ne
ccsSity Of this prompt corporation.
a mo-" oMc r"sroad ya1d cmricyecs
VIII face tn" same serious situation.
These urgent requests for quick hand
ling OF frciEh; cars wcr. not meant
l" apply only "a week or ton days, but
straight through tn" winter
Weather is still ideal for driving
automobiles and this fact greatly re-
qrccs the demand on the railroads. Our
t"alcrs arc continuing TO drive cars
from the factory in large numbers
every day and vii. continue 70 do so
through the winter. iiu, there ar.
many districts that canno, possibly
nope TO supply themselves by ;his
method when the snow begins to ny
owing to the great distance. II is ror
SUCH emergencies as these that auto
mobile dealers should prepare them
selves. They can assist In the prcpara-
ZION by getting the habit OF prompt
ness In unloading and urging their
local freight yards 10 be equally prompt
IN moving the car after 1t Is unloa led.
This condition does not face the
motor car industry alone. II IS gen
oral in every respect ami 1t viii pay
very shipper 20 practice tho same
p-omptntss. II he cares to avert a big
tra'hc tie-up this winter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
ALL AROUND OLD VIRGINIA
Grrnter Thinking Facilities in Several
Towns. LynrhburE Sny hnrc
Another HIE shoe Factory.

The Franklin Court Land Corpora
tion. just chartered at Roanoke: pro
poses to build small residences In the
suburbs OF that city.
The Navy Department has completed
plans for the building Of ncw storage
houses and pattern shops at the Nor
folk Navy Yard.
The News Publishing Company, capt
tai stock OF $4,000. has been char
tered at Cape Charles, with j. W. VII
son as president.
Tn" Wood Nest Company. contractors
ana builders. Incorporated AT Charlotts-
Vile with $4,000 capital stock, has
elected lanes u. Wood president.
The Commercial Savings and Loan
Company. maximum authorized capital
etock 100000. has boon incorporated
in Lynchburg. and organized with r.
g. HlackfCrd as president and w T.
Macleod as secretary.
The sum Of $4,000 Will be expended
in the enlargement and improvcm mt
Of the coIorcd peoples hosptai a; Dan
Vile, conducted by the Providence
Hospital Association.
=. a. Morris has been elected presi-
dent of the City Trust and Savings
Bank. OF Newport News, recently in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
FRANKLIN AGAIN EXCEEDS
ITS PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
Company IL 200 Cnrs Ahend OF Pro-
gram, Which Called for $4,000
Cars During 1910.

SYRACUSE. y. ". Nov s.---For the
second month in succession the Frank
lin Automobile Company ia September
exceeded the schcdul" which is TO
bring the production Of Franklin cars
up TO $4,000 for the current year 96i
cars were scheduled for production
that month and the factory report
shows l.0Ji delivered TO tho sales de
partment. Production in October
shows further gain over September
and AT that the 0vcrdemand for the
Franklin cars IL still ZOO cars ahead
of manufactures.
Record making strides arc being
made in tho construction OF tho new
units In the Si."00.000 building pro-
gram Of the Franklin Automobile Com
pany. Possession has been given Of the
ground floor of the new 100000 manu-
featuring plant on the site of the
present works. TWO months ago the
site was II vacant lot. Now tho com
i,hny has possession of one moor and
the building is nearly completed. II
VIII be seven stories high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
PNEUMATlCS ON TRUCKS
'lOridn Lumber Cu,npnuy oncr,,c.
Machine SO ItqutDpcd I ndrr Heavy
Hauling conditions.

When pneumatic tires for motor
IN their favor WAS that thny ;frn-d..,I
protection to Ioads OF Dcrishablc ami
brcakabi" goods Il was not long.
however. before IL became evident that
pneumatic tires were pro,.rtsnp ,hc
mechanism OF tho trucks End makin,.
great SAVINGS in repair bills
ineufnItlc tircS are nOw uDcratinl,
successfu'lr in many Kinds Of serves.
That II WAS formerly though, woi,ld
hoi DE reached for years. Fen. in :
sydney. FIcrid;-. operates a big lumber
Iruck' on i?ody"ear pneumatic tires
m.l"S from tn" min 10 I'm, r:iIro,J
Inc truck inakcg scvru trims daily.
performing the sam" work fUrm.rl y
ing OF about $4,000 Il year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Civic Association of Richmond
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Addison. W. Meade
Anderson. G. Is.
Anderson, DIR. -. Il.
Bemiss. T.. l..
Bloombcrg. IIa rold S.
Boschcn. III. Carl
Bowie, Rev. w. Russo
Branch, John Kerr
Bryan, John Stewart
Bryan, Thomas u.
CABOT, G. y.
Carpenter. w. G.
Darlington. r. NJ.
Caskie. James
Cone, Milton
Cortey, John G..
Crump, j. ID.
Crutchfield. T.. NJ.
Davis, c. w.
Dula. Grover C..
Easley, John G.
Freeman. DR.. D. S.
Grymes. Peyton
Hawkins. O. 4.
Hill, Julien II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
LITHoGRAPHlNG SHOP
bedford to Have New Industry, Turn.
Ing Out Labels by the Million.
Company Organized.

BEDFORD. VA. Nov. S,-Thc pied
mont Label Company. Incorporated
two weeks ago By the state Corpora
ton Commission with $4,000 CAPITAL
stock. HIS been organized with tho
following officers: j. w. Gillespie.
president: John Bowers, vice-president:
W. ~. Fitzpatrick. sccrctary-treasurc-.
The company has contracted for ths
immediate erection here o. a first
class threc-story building. which they
will equip with machinery to produce
autographed labels by the millions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
RING A BELL, BE A BEAUTY
Old Mnn or London show. Women How
to Stay Young In Latest
iicRlth Hint.

LONDON Nov S-To retain your
maid"nly beauty good limos and bloom
ing C'mpicNiur. hc bell ringer.
u. W. Flower, seventy. oldest bel
ringer in London ana yet Spy Young
man who can rae" a youth to the bel CT V
top End blow nary 4 blow after do!uG
It. says boil ringing IS the most health
full occupation in the world.
Particularly for women Hes teach
ing som" of them the ART of bell ringing
now.
They're bit shy at first but they
com" right NJ 10 tho mark very
quickly. Ana when tho ST Giles Par
ish Church started inGuirnr for lad ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
CIVIL EVACUATION BEGINS
Inhabitants OF KrgiUn between Ishiin
and Irish Move, Bcsult of
HOISht<fst Advance.

LONDON. Nov. S.-Th. civil cv.,cua-
ton OF the region between Ishim ana
Irish. which il ~ expected Will soon
against the l;OlshcViSts. mas begun. :t"-
curdine TO idviccS received here from
OmSk dated November |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
WRITING HIS REFLECTIONS
Jnpnncsc respondent. Found I'm Hid
Ing Near WitIinm's Quarters,
HnS piuur ENpinnutiOn.

AMERCNGEN. Nov. S.--A Japanese
newspaper correspondent, who MAS re
Gently discovered hidden deep among
the rushcs bordering one OF the meats
surrounding the castle wherein lives
tho former Emperor William. explained
bIandiy to one Of the Bcntinck family
who discovered him ;ha; he was mcrel Y
writing his rcncctionS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
MAN UFACTURE SILK HOSIERY
Durham knIsiing Wills to HIVE Big
addition safely for Manufacture
of SILK Stockings.

DURHAM. \. G.. Nov. S.--'rhc Dur-
nam Hosiery Mills. of which j. =. carr.
.Jr, Is president. has completed all OF
IL plans for adding the Inanufuctur"
{. silk hosiery to the present business
of lac great plant
I'll" aIik hosiery department is TO h"
4 steel and concrete building six stories
lint the work on II VIII be rushed as
rapidly as the scarcity Of material ami
labor Will permit II is hoped thu:
the facto'y viii be turning out silk
hosiery IN less than year from THIS
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corporated with authorized capital!
stock of from 100000 to 100000.
The Nanscmond Truck Package Com
phny. OF suffolk. viii rebuild tho fac
.crS IN mat town that was recently de-
movement IL on foot to give
hynchburg yet another big shoe fac
Tory John f'ritch and NShbv Phillips
are at the head OF the proposed enter
The Mutual Savings Bank. OF Ports
mouth has increased capital stock to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

CHARLOTTE, y. @. Nov N.---JudEC
T. Yates Webb, whose nomination to
the Federal bench was confirmed by
the senate this week. has announced
that he viii make Charlotte his home
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bell ringers and the ladies heard the /
alluring reports about knocking ten I
or twenty yeas off their figure and ,
complexion by bell ringing. they stood
In line to volunteer.