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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
Rid Her OF All Her Pain

Mrs. L. Wavue, 2726 3rd ST., Ocean
Park, Calf. writes: II am thankful
to say Foley's Kidney Pills rid me OF
all my pain. I ,dvise anyone to try
thsm after the good they did me },
Backache, sore muscles, ssi7 or
swollen joints, rheumatic pains ara
IN itcations OF kidney .trouble. Fo
ley = kidney P!ljs are safe, reltable.
Walton 4 6nook ADJ.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
EVIDENCE sUsTAINs DETECTIVES

EVIDENCE sUsTAINs DETECTIVES.
Winchester Evening Star
All will regret the necessity
for shooting the bootleggels last
night. The detectives, however,
did their duty OH the evidence as
it now appears. Both men had
loaded pistols, with a large re-
serve supply of ammunition, and
it is claimed that one fred the
first shot. The machine was
loaded with liquor on which they
proposed to exact an enormous
profit. They deliberately violat-
ed the law for profit and were
prepared to kill if the occasion
demanded and if they got the
drop OIL the detectives first. They
do not deserve any more sympa-
thy than All armed burglar.
Bootlegging must be suppressed
with a strong hand, and all the
law-abiding citizens should sus-
tain the officers in all reasonab
measures to this end,
By a large majority the people
of Virginia and the United States
decided for prohibition. Now
that prohibition has been legally
decreed the will of the people
should prevail and the law be
enforced and especially with me-
cessary severity to prevent boot
Jogging.
If sentiment has changed, con-
gress is responsive to the people
and laws can be enacted to meet
the popular sentiment. But
whatever the law is. it should
and must be obeyed.
The law should be enforced in
all respects, but bootlegging and
bringing liquor for personal use
are two separate offenses, requir-
ing different penalties.
The great menace today is
transporting liquor for sale by
boot1eggers, and such penalties
should be imposed az will deter
those who engage in this bust
ness for profit.
THE AFFAIR MAR wINcHEsrER.'
(RlsbmQpd News Lssder)
Il the prohibition law had not |
11en inrns6E 10 the affair scar !
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04

The report that fsing machine
loaded with whiskey came down near
Oranda 10 not correct. Within some
weeks, two machines we're observed in
shst neiehborho0d, one flying Ia .n
sasferly direetion and one going sspt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
MAURERTOWN.

Mrs. Mary r. Conner, wife OF
Martin L. Conner, died at her
home, one-llalf mile north of this
town on the Valley Pike, Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, after an
illness OF more than two years !
from paralytic strokes. Aged 81 |
years, 10 months ard II days.
She is survived by her husband,
five sons and two daughters, the
sons are Luther and Otis. oil
Maurertown, Alden and John, of
Tifin, Ohio, and Clarence with
the A. E. F. in France and
daughters, Mrs. Florence Dyche
and Mrs. Rose Dyche, of Stras-
burg four sisters, Mrs. William
Miller, of Saumsyille, Mrs. Cora
Merkely, of Edinburg, Mrs. Re-
becca Smootz, of Edinburg, and
Mrs. Sarah Cavinall, of near
Saumsville ; and two brothers,
Charles Smooth, of Washington,
and Luther Smooth, of Maurer-
town. The deceased was a MEM
Der of the Reformed Church
since her childhood. She was
kind and loving mother and
wife, a generous neighbor, and
had many friends. Funeral ser
vices were conducted at St. John s
Church, Sunday at 10 O'Clock by
Rev. W. H. Causey, Of Wood
stock, assisted by Rey. E. B.
Shaver. The deceased was in a
helpless condition for the past
ave weeks, requiring the atten-
ton Of an infant. 'Fhe husband
has the sympathy of large cir.
Gle Of friends throughout the
county.
Miss Mary Sager, who injured
her right shoulder and arm last
Friday by a fall between the
dwelling and barn had it tied
by DR.. D. L. Shaver. after suf.
fering considerable pain and dis.
tress. Sunday she was feeling
much relief and hopes to have
the usual use of the member III
a short time.
Mrs. L. c. Bauserman, wi c
had severe attack of rheuma
tlsin, is very much i'm proved.
Mrs. Emma Bauserman is at
tending the Annual Conference
of the Methodist Church and
visiting her sister, Mrs. George
keister at Staunton.
Mrs. Angie Crabill after a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Martha
Splker for several months, re-
turned to Hagerstown Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Harry c..
Bantz and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bard
IN their auto.
Mrs El1uer Y. Hisey and son
Kenneth, after a two weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Shaver, returned TO her
new HON e in Woodstock Monday.
Roy Hickman our Postma ster
for the past five years has been
transferred as Rural Carrier on
route /. He made his first trip
Tuesday, April LIST. If he be-
comes as obligipg and accomo-
dating carrier as lie was while
our Postlnaste the patrons of
route l will have no cause for
complaint.
Mrs. Mary Keller has been
appointed P. NJ, temporary, her
son Frank will assist her in tile
Office.
Prof. J. M. Good, Of Harrison
burg is here in the town and
nelghborhood tuning pianos and
player pianos.
Mrs. ". E. Shaver is still con-
fined to her bed, and does not
SLOW much improvement.
w. E. McInturff who went to
Washington last week for some
dental work, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. Paul T. NJ. Shaver, who
has been sick for the past few
days, is still confined to her bed.
TQnfz Mills
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

l will sell at public sale at the late
residence OF j. N. Orndorf, near
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04

Mr.. A. W. Miller is suffering
from badly sprained wrist. re-
celved while cranking his Ford
auto.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-04-04
STATE PRESS COMMENTS
OF VALLEY TRAGEDY

sHACKELFoRD's FATE sELF-IN-
VITED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
Industrial BriefIcts From Little Noun
Tain Stntr-ChesnpeSke nnd Ohio
to EEpend Milton.

The Southern Glass Company. with
capitai stock placed at 100000. has
been organized at Grafton. w Va to
manufacture window glass.
II is reported that the Chesapeake.
anu ohio Railway will cXpend ST.
f1ctiities at Danvillc. in Boone County.
10000 for shops and other repair
The Charleston Metal Specialize !,
Company has been incorpora,cd j; +,
Charleston.
The Dunfee Sawmills Company. Of
charleston. has purchased 4 5000. 900
lnstau sawmills there for develop
The Charleston Industrial Corpora-
ton mas been chartered with $500 900
% zap stock. 10 develop the town OF
Miro and carry industries there
The Rcd River Gas and Oil Com.
pany has been Incorporated al Man
hlnSton: with $4,000 capital stock.
The Huntington Erick and Tile COM
panE. o: which Il. NJ. Davidson Is
president. proposes to establish "a hic
bfirk and tilc-makinC plant neal.
Huntington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
MUCH FRUIT IN SOUTHWEST
i.Apert> Believe Mountain sides. md
'"'iess OF southwest Virginia Will
bec0mc Great Orchards.

There arc indications that southwcs.
NiEEinia is 20 become the great fruit
growing region OF the country, and
;hat tho trni, Industry Is ere long 10
be the lead nG industry OF that see
ton although IL is rich in other re-
sources. is the opinion of experts who
investigated matters
y special from the town OF Norton,
n Wise County. is as follows:
The high, Nat lands ana the steep.
r!ch coNeS ., Wise~County nave within
the past few years been brought 10 the
attention OF orchardistS as particulars
> adapted I" fruit growinE. especially
appleS. peaches and some Of tin. small
FRUITS, grapes i,iuns ana cherries As
a result ihcr' have been hundreds o.
large CONNER iai orchards plan;ed in
the viciniiies OF Norton AMI Wise while
me work * being extended generally.
over ouihw"stc"m Virginia. Intending
w ise. Dickinson. Loo. Buchanan. scott.
Tazcwcll and i;uSScl, Counties. AL
ready some % th"s" biz orchards nave
begun bearing in the Norton and Wise
owners Splentiid rrturus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have the Best

Have you ever stopped to reason why
1t is that so many products that are
extensively advertised. all at once
drop out Of sight aud are soon for
gotten? The reason is plain--thc ar
ticc did not fulfil the promises Of the
manufacturer, This applies more par
Iicuiariy TO a medicine. A medicinal
preparation that has real curative
endless chain system the remedy is
recon mcndcd by those who have been
benefited. 10 those who are in need OF
IT,
prominent druggist says. Take
for example. nr. kilmcr'S swamp Roo.
Il prcpara have sold for many
years ana never hesitate TO recon-
mend. for in almost every case il shows
excellent results. as many Of my GUS
toners testify \" other kidney rem
cdS has so large "a sale"
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony of thousands who
mEc used the preparation. the sue
cess Of DR.. Kilmcr's Swami Roo, Ia
due to the fact. so many people. claim.
that ii fulGlls almost every wish i'm
overcoming kidney. liver and bladder
ailments. corrects urinary troubles and
ncutraliZcs the uric acid which causes
rheumatism.
You may receive u sample bottle of
swamp Root by Parcels Post Address
Or. KNmer e. Co., Bnshamton, y. T..
and enclose ten cents; also mention tho
Richmond Sunday Times Dispntch.
Largo and medium sizc bottles FOR sale
AT all drug storeB.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
BUSINESS DOWN HOME"
Nmtos to BE Manufactured ri CHAR
luttc-robnrco Warehouse for
Goldsboro-Othrr Notes.

The Wizard Manufacturing Com
pany, authorized capital 3l,"uo."uc, and
s5GQ.00o paid in. has been Incorporated
at Charlotte to go into automobile
manufacturing in that city
The Tobacco Growers Warehouse
Company. has been incorporated at
GoidShoro. authorized capital stock
100000. only 10 per cent of which
has as vet been paid in. il is proposed
To establish cooperative warehouse
at Goldsboro.
The W. p. Martens Co. Of Char
lottcsville, Va. proposes TO establish
100000 plant in Greensboro. for
III" manufacture OF graphophoncS.
The l.. ~. Iiancs knitting Mills Com
pany, of Winston Salem. has increa sec
capital stock from S2.00o.ooU 10 $12.-
0G0.ton, Of which 10000 00 is TO be
preferred stock in Sl01 shares. and
the common in sio shares.
a charter mas been issued for the
Farmers Bank at .iulandcr, in Bcrtic
County.
The Rankin Realty Company author
jzed capital stock s20N.n00 has been
Incorporated at Gastonia.
The Fuller Lumber Company has
been Incorporated at Greensboro capi-
stock sl00n0O
The Randlcman Hosiery Mills Com
PAM has increased capital stock from
S5o.oou 10 $4,000, for the purpose OF
charging its plant at Randleman BY
The addition Of new machinery. etc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
LEARNS SOUTH IS REGION
FOR COMING BIG BUSINESS
thicnEO-p fIndelphin Industry secs
Handwriting ON the Wall and
Wants 10 Locate.

The Link Belt Company. of Chicago.
which has an Eastern brLnch in nhila-
deirhia. is Dragging ON It's big bust
ness IN the South since the close of
the war. This company manufactures
drive chains and all manner OF labor
saving machinery
representative OF tho Philadelphia
house - authority for the statement
that since Arnisticc Day the company. 5;
southern business has run up into the
millions. and he names Virginia and
west Virginia as his most prolific fields.
the company having been called upon
mining regions of the two States and
to supply the Norfolk and Western
Railroad with vast quantities of coal
handling devices for its coal piers a;
Lambcrts Point aud the Chesapeake and
Ohio with similar machinery at New
port News
Samuel b. Peck. vicc-presidcnt and
resident manager ~ Philadelphia. i'll
talking TO Il reporter a few days ago.
said: The South and her industries
arc forging ahead in remark able
way. The orders that we arc receiving
Ior lahor-saving machinery of all kinds.
from every limo of industry in the
South. are sure indications tina; not
only is the South expanding it's activi-
tics. but also that ii is going after
command | have always had great
faith in Southern business men and
their ability 10 build up in the South
an industrial and agricultural empire
more am confident that they will have
achieved that very thing.
The I.ink-Bclt Company has for
some time been considering the cstah-
iishmcnt Of a branch plant in the South,
and ii is said that decision may he
might get this Important industry if
il should speak in time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks -SparklingE Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Well-knowD
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.MEdwards for y years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all.
Incnts. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made OF a
lew we'll known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil, naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder-wo.ke.s on
the liver and bowels. which cause
normal action, carrying OFF the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
II yo,, have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, plmpieS, coated tongue. head
aches, listlcSs. no-good feeling. all out
OF sorts, inactive bowels. you take one
81 DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands OF women and men take
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue
c<ssiul substitute for calomel-now and
then just TO keep them fit. loo and 2oc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
MCUNTAINEERS WILL COME
BACK TO TOBACCO CULTURE
Western North Cnroiinn Farmers Pre-
p"rihg to Grow the Weed Eaten
Sfrety Next lenr.

ASliENIl.LE. y. G.. Nov. GIN sew
era! mountain counties Of Western
Nortn carolina from here to the Ten
mcsseS me more tobacco has been
- -, uuartcr OF century back, aud the
most OF IL has been sold I'm winston
Saicni, and at figures that have aroused
me interest Of the farmers. The re-
other counties that next year the farm
scale. " " "
Twenty-hvc or thirty wears ago n
E.c". ue"l OF tobacco was raised IN the
western portion OF the state. a ma ior-
ity of tho farmers making /, iTcir
principni money crop and i'm those DAYS
market ''''' ''"
When tobacco got down 10 Tho low
point Of twenty years ago the farmers
IN the mountains and along the French
Broad River. gave up the culture M ,bo
weed. just few making little patches
Tor nome use. but they have never for
tobacco. "'
Now that the weed Is again king and
a big money gcttcrIhc farmers a,nnr
the French Broad River from her. IL
ne Tennessee line propose TO put in
large acreage: adding millions OF
pounds of the leaf to next years total
production In tho State Thirty wears
ago some OF tho largest and fines;
fields of tobacco in North Carolina OF
Tennessee were TO be found contiguous
and 1t looks now as If such is u be
III" case again.
In that event Ashcvillc ,nay again
become an important leaf tobacco mar
kci. Indeed there is already some tall;
of establishing warehouse here for
the salt Of the weed and have ii ready
for business in time for the handling
OF next years crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
NORTON ENJOYING BOOM
p"hhicd in Population in -Four Years.
building Operations Notwith-
standing High Cost.

MILTON. VA. Nov. 22r-With!n tho
T ~ ioun yeas the population OF this
VIC awake town has ahou, doubled
:-.n nd, INC good work is still going Oh.
IenGtu and arc to he expended IN The
o.cnihE OF new streets. tho improve
G,,n' ana the broadening o: old ones
ally. S'htf-
:, fusinosS houses arc going up rapid.
q: mere bc!Hr NOT less than Cn,nr
under construction q, this Tine no.
w''hSthnd!ng III: high cost OF builiin:-
m..,iieriai an OF labor 10 put I, to-
rthcf. Equally as many res 'lnlcr. ara
so.ms up and others arc InIu. con.
yer here are making imDroycmnI,.' IL
.n"r nepotS and Terminal ,taci;i;i,
teneIaiiE and new indust a-c con
''!S ~ y pian!nG mil and Wool yvorI
a., ,Sta h!lShment is baiu. bailt whiri,
men Nxn!Shed viii employ abou, 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
r Some HuiIdine-Murh Wepairlng.
POULTRY BEATS CATTLE
carroll County Claims to Get More
Cash From Chickens Thnn Rus
sell Does From Cattle.

special 10 The Times Dispatch
PULASKI. VA. Nov. 22.-This mas
been an unprecedented year Tor prp-
duce shipments over the North caro-
lima branch OF the Norfolk ana West
crE. This Is especially true o. chick
ens, which are collected from tn" .er-
r!tory continuous To the line, but most
OF taem coming from Carroll ana G',,.-
son Counties.
This Increase i Indicated BY ;uc
necessity OF disseminating the trans
fer from the branch line at this point
10 the main line train through car
row being loaded on The branch for
the West Virginia Goa! held markets,
and one Tor tine Eastern markets.
During the Thank ssivins and Christ
mas rush - vii. require no less Than
three cars 10 handle til" traffic
Carroll County folk make their boast
that the revenue rom poultry lines
more than equals rhat which Russell
County, Off, 81 rne largest cattle pro.
ducinS ccuHt!'s, receives from hoy cat
lie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
TOY MAKING BY THE KIDS
nttory In Western Carolina Furnish
ing Work for boys and Girl.
Ia a SuCccss

ASH ENILLE. \. c.. Nov. aa.-Au in
dnStry in this part Of the State. which
IS new. and as yet small. and is meet
ing With special success s TOW ,n,i,inr
done by mountain boys and girls. IL
Is an industry that has a great future
before it.
The establishments referred TO is al
Tryon. village near the tou OF the
Blue Ridge Mountains on Tic North
Carolina and South Carolina line. and
under the management OF Miss
Charlotte Yale. who was for several
years at the head Of the Arts and
Crafts shop. in Fillmore. an inst;tu-
tioh mat was "A spcc!a! pct OF the late
George Vanderbilt; and Mrs EdIth
Vanderbilt, OF Eiltinorc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
GEORGIA LEAF TOBACCO
Holl Wcc,iI Drive. Georgia Farmer. to
Try Their Iinnd. M Growing
Connexions" Weed.

y news .ctter recently sent out by
the Agricultural Department OF Georgia
tells OF The rapidly growing tobacco
industry In that state, u calls the
aroused interests III tobacco culture a
boil wccvil baby.
1t is explained that ;his name was
given il because tho farmers did not
begin 10 cultivate the weed intensely
or eXteptivcly untii the boil wcev.l had
made such raids upon the cotton fields
as TO make cotton culture IN some sec
lions out Of the question.
The letter gives figures 10 show that
on the whole tho tobacco C-op OF this
year - an increase OF zoe per cent over
ina. Of 1915, and y is further stated
THAI the infant Industry has melted
Georgia this year al average OF more
than dollar Cor every man. woman
and child Ia the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
MORE COAL OPERATORS
tndnnntrd by Strikes, Capitalists Com
'"he 10 invest Money In West
Virginia Cont Lands.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Nov. ee.-
While there is no Improvement to be
noted In the strike situation in this
State capitalists continue to invest In
coal lands. New companies are being
organized to mine coal and old COM
panics are charging their facilities.
The Winfield Coal Company recently
oorEanized At Fairmont. announces that
IL VIII proceed at once TO develop coal
lands acquired at Rivesviile. propos-
ing TO turn out 100 tons daily.
Tho High Knob Coal Company. lately
Incorporated with $4,000 capital stock.
has commenced operations at Fircco.
d. ;. Nichols, w. l.. Hunter and Assoc
GATES are installing mining machinery
on iheir property at Mullens. The
randolph Colliery Company, OF T;lkins,
has been organized and will install an
equipment for a daily output of $50
tons.
Several new companies have been
Incorporated this week. among them
tn n,, Mitchell Gear Company, Of sorer.
City Coal Company. Of Fairmont, capi
Ia stock 100000: the Wocotok FRO
auSinE company. of Charlcsion capt.
Ia stock 100000: and othars with
SSap1'ai stock ranging from $4,000 TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
..REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
IS NOT QUITE SO ACTIVE
Stock Market Decentralization Blamed
by Some and Generally Unsettled
Conditions by All.
COMMERCIAL SITES WANTED
EOwncrs Holding for Stiff Prices,
May Scare on Desirable Industries.
Homo Seekers Observation-Disclosures
Repair Work Than building.

-. The past week has been one % more
lhan comparative dullness in real
'sstaic circles. !; is said by some
who are in a position TO know. that
! The decentralization in the stock market
e.aias had sometime TO do with the
Inertia that prevailed all last week
among investors, Spectators and
others who keep their eyes ON prop
erty that is for sale. as has also the
general unsettled condition i'll the busi-
ness world
Under the circumstances no; few
OF the agents tock one or more days
OF 10 20 hunting. and some Of these
WHO returned with bags well filed
with rabbits and birds report more
activity in the hclds than in Rich
nonds realty realm.
Homes for Prompt Deliver! scarce.
However. there was some trading IN
Vacant lots last week and sevcra!
taiTiy good sales nave been reported.
put details held back until rccordation
doing here and there in improved
property. hu; so FAR az could he as
certained n" sales OF residence prop
crty for immediate delivery were made.
After all the talk about scarcity
OF residences for sale il appears tina,
mere are plenty OF houses on the
ana continue to rent out. and this
Kind of demand is not as great as the
supply, Ii is the man who wants a
house for Immediate dclivery-to live
III himscIi--who IL unable TO have his
wants supplied. Such buyers. or would
&C buyers. arc in the market every
hour in the day ana every day in
me week. not excepting sunday and
,hcE lind ii hard 10 even get on tho
track of an invcstncnt OF the Kind
( they are looking for.
Tall Figures for business propcrty.
ihcrc is also pretty active demand
lusi now for commercial propcrtv
some OF the inquiries along This line
Is for storc-houses. but the urgcn.
p. demand is for improved property that
can be turned into factories Of one Kind
and another. Il is also known That
sites 20 build Industrial establishments
upon are wanted, among them. at least
. Two large and roomy sites are wanted
"a ~ is said that the owners of such prop
crty are disposed TO attach a little TOO
much value 10 tho ground. and there
IS danger that values too much in.
industries away from Richmond ~
lather keep them from locating here
such, anyhow, is the assertion Of more
than ono agent.
' some BuiIdine-Much Repairing.
There has been no material change
Hi the building situation. There is
much bui!din. Of one Kind and an
otner goin. on within The city limits
and in the suburbs. but not near as
great deal OF money is going into re
pairs and cnlargcments. both in resi-
f. utnces and business houses. and IL is
whispered about that some owners Of
such property have decided TO make
! cut with repairing and charging old
houses, both residential and CONNER
cal Instead Of building new as al
course. It Is the high cost OF things
bat has changed their plans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-23
HOME MADE DYESTUFFs
mans, West NirEIninns and New
'"'hers Starting IN New Line
IN West Virginia

MARLTNToN. W "a Ho,. sA -
,u,orhcrS: Marylamders. Virginians a,J
west Nirgini:,ns are tho inCorrnr,,n,.
Sana SS.V'k hoid-rS Of company with
chartered and organized to .x,.hI,i
49, plant Tor the manufacture oi
"ErSi VII and tanning extracts
,oihpahE has been named I,,
Marlinton Extract and pva &C., 80, ,'.'
'omrany. Among Tho tncornor,,nr,
ma ma large stockholders are: {; "
IIiuhdIeS. OF Covinr ton. Va J. T.
i,oohcN. OF Brockton. y w. ;,cn
nIson. OF HaDcrstown. Md: i. : warn
a. haywood. W. Va and Z
WcaIhcr. Of Marlin:ou