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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-20
Binder Twine Cheaper

1t will be good news to our read
ers to know that binder twine will
be about 20 per cent cheaper this
season, than last; this is what might
be termed a rare exception consider
ing the high prices farmers have to
pay for nearly all kinds of stuff and
will make quite saving to those
who have grain crops to harvest
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-20

three years later a baby boy came and
I was troubled again. I could scarcely
do any work at all and suffered for four
years. A neighbor told me about Lydia
E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and
took it for year or more. Now L
have a baby girl and do not have any
female trouble. You can do anything
you like with my letter to help others"
Mrs J. NJ. BRUCE, r. F. D. 3, Brooks
burg, Ind.
The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound have thousands of
such letters as that above-they tell the
truth, else they could not have been OBJ
tained for love or money. This medicine
is no stranger-it has stood the test for
more than forty years.
If there are any complications you do
not understand write to Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. teonfdentiaN, Lynn,
Mass.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-20

store q II u l l 1 I Z u
heavy boxes which
caused displacement
and l suffered great
ly. l was married
at the age of eigh-
teen and went to a
d octor about my
trouble and he said
if l had a child l
would be all right.
After three years
twins came to us and
I did get all right but
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-20
FROM
MRS. BRUCE
Tells Remarkable Story of
Sickness and Recovery.

Brooksburg, Ind-"}Vhen I was a
young girl l clerked in my fathers
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-04-20
WANTED
LOST

LOSTI-Friday on Race street, a
solid gold ladies watch, initials Il. J..
X, in back. Liberal reward for its
return to this Office. 417-4t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
SHIPYARDS ARE RUSHED
Big Plant Mt NEWPORT News Never
Busfcr-Rcpnfr Work Immense at
Two Yards,

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, March %
Never in its history. has the plant Of
the Newport News Shpbuildins and
Dry Dock Company been more active
or had more men AT work or more
work on hand than al the present
tirrc.
So rushed Is the yard that every
inch OF dry dock space is taken, and
all that will be available within the
next several weeks to come has been
spo<en for The yard force is run
ming run capacity on two shifts.
Ia addition to tho biz work soinl.
OH in the construction of large ships
on contracts all the available force is
unusually busy with repair work Of
all kinds.
y great deal OF repair work is also
gong on at the municipal boat harbor
where the Southern Shipya.d corpora-
ton is working Il large force on long
hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
FEATHER FABRIC FAILS
WHEN USED FOR CLOTH
Mems Appnrc, seems Made OF uurI,n
W hrn PiumnGc Fails tn STAY
In Position.

NEW YORK, March 2O-Fcathcrs
may do for The adornmcut OF birds ana
aa heroration for the hcadgear OF
women, bur as wearing apparel for men
lN"E ar" no 60 according Ia ,hosr
interested IN textiles. who have bean
Watching tho effect OF wear ana ic,t.
On on Gl"th partly composed Of Shredded
ovrrcoats and suits manufactured
from a composite cloth, inclniinr
feathers were found 70 be ready for
the raGnicker FAR ahead o. what onrhi
70 he the actual wearing life OF cIoth
:, EG,"nonic;l persons VINO hesita,ed at
iury note for winter oycrcoat and
nickcd one with apparently equal
"ct%ht and apuedgance for far I"ss
money now flnG tn" surface taking on
= queer bunchy effect. not unlike Thar
Of well-worn mattress 'hc cloth
hpp"ars T. be IN layers and part or IL
seems 70 lave stability SIMILAR 10 bur
zap. Those IN touch with textile mat
t"r% say tatt this cloth VAS made OF
HaE. WOOL and feathers in equal or
nearly. cqua! quantities. and that the
only hitch is that the feathers will not
stay pu'. but tend 10 accumulate on
the ridges between the crcaSes. prcss-
ing VIII not help.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
THERE is GOOD BUSINESS
ALL OVER NORTH CAROLINA
Textile Works on IIoom-Ncvspnncr
to HIVE New Onicc-Ibanks In
crcasinY Capital Stock.

The Citizcus' National Bank of Gas
tonia has Increased capital stock from
100000 to $500. 1000.
The Statcsvillc Cotton Mill Company
has increased capital stock from $780,
plant ut Statcsvillc.
The First National Bank of Rocky
Mount has more than doubled it's can
itni stock. increasing from $4,000 to
$4,000.
The General Concrete Construction
Company. capital stock 100000. has
been Incorporated ut Monitor.
inc Raleigh Times Publishing Com
panS has contracted for the erection
OF $4,000 brick and tile office build
ing in Raleigh. 1t will be two stories
with ncz%hninc and basement.
Contracts have been awarded for an
adultional 5000 SpindlcS for the Mel
Niiie Manufacturing Company, Cherry
=. X. l.. stowe. w. Il. puctt and S. p.
stone have Incorporated the Eagle Yarn
NILS az i'elmon,: with $500, 900 capital
w. Il. shore and associates have char
tered the lsoSeland Cotton Mills Com
pnny, ut Charlotte, with 100000 cap
c. T. uutchison and others have in
corpordtcd the Lorraine Manufacturing
COMPANY. Of Mt. Holly. with S750, 900
l.. y. Mahaley. of Salisbury. and as
socrates, nave incorporated the Carol
Nils 90, OF CHINA Grove, with 500 600
capitd!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
BUSINESS ACTIVITIES
ALL AROUND OLD VIRGINIA
Wood Working Plant for En-
porin-Morr Light fur WnrrcntOn.
Greater Hawking Capital.

The Waynesboro Electric Light Com
panN is eni;, rSinS ITS light and power
plant at Miilvile.
Tho Farmers and Merchants Mills,
OF liuena Vista. have increased capital
stock from Sjo.o0u 10 100000 VITA The
view OF doubling the Size and capacity
of the Touring mills there.
rms MrHHfn LnmGs yT,h cgmpn am in
ital stock. has elected Waiter T.. Grind
sjam president, and John II. Dickcy.
Jr, secretary.
Anothcr plant for the MANUFACTURE OF
Emporia. w. w. Rich is ~ the head
OF the enterprise
WITH TnG virginia. Barrel. Complain. Of
;t!onal buildings at the plant in Win
enT TIn u, = sni iIu the OUTPUT -.
Norton. one OF the largest establish
mcntS Of it's KIND IL Southwest Nir-
SiIM:, is planning the erection OF u sin
story building for the business in Nor
ton.
The Warrenton Electric Light and
Power Company is making extensive
addit IONS 10 the facilities Of the plant
IN Warrcnton. and Will build a five
mile transmission line for street light
ing.
The Savings Bank of Norfolk has in
creased capital stock from $4,000 10
Tie Tidcwa,er Lime ana Fertilizer
company Will build plants in Clare
nounces Henry G. Cooper. the president
and general manager.
The Lynchburg Foundry Company
PROPOSES to en- large the iron pipe
plant nj Radtord
rmr NirEi"ia Iron; Goal ana Coke
tcnsivc repairs and additions 10 the
furnace ana iron works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
BRITISH MERCHANTS TO
STUDY AMERICAN METHODS
Visitors Will Be Guest in New York
OF NATIONAL Dry Goods As
sOciRtiom.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Twen,y-
two British merchants, rcprcscnting
the largest department stores OF the
United Kingdom. will soon sail from
England for Il six weeks tour o: the
niied states 10 study American
methods of retail store management
With a view of establishing it's use in
Eng land. The merchants, who will
b" The guests of tho National Retail
Dry Goods Association. will visit most
of IN" principal cities in tho country
ChambcrS OF Commerce throughout
the country arc joining with the ma
tlonai association and local merchants
organization in preparing receptions
Tor the visitors and giving them an on
portun!ty 10 study American methods
at close hand Secretary Of Commerce
Alexander has promised to welcome the
visitors in the name of the country and
pledged the aid OF the department in
king their visit a successful one
y special car will carry the visitors
on their tour. The itinerary includes
stops a. Pittsburgh, Dayton. Cincin-
natl. Cleveland. Toledo. Chica go. St
Louis. Kansas City. the Grand Cany-
on. Los Angeles. tho Yosemite Valley,
San Francisco. Portland. Seattle. Salt
Lake City: Colorado Springs. Denver,
Omaha. Milwaukee. Detroit. Buffalo
Niagara Falls and Boston. Side trims
also will be made TO Washington and
Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
MIGHTY AS A PRODUCER
North Carolina County That Claims to
Lead In Cotton, Tobacco and
in

WiuTEVILLE, N. C.. March 2o.-rho
Columbus County Chamber of COM
mcrce has issued a small booklet, pre-
pared and edited by Dan Hester, tho
secretary and treasurer, which gives
a glowing account of the resources and
the progressivcncss of Columbus
County.
The booklet sets forth that this
county produces moro cotton per acre
than any other county in North Caro-
lima, while 1t is 4 well-known fact that
North Carolina as l. whole produces
moro per acre than any other cotton
growing State.
Another statement worthy Of notice
is that Columbus County grows more
truck than any other section OF like
area between Delaware and Florida,
and ships moro Strawberries than any
other similar area in the world.
IT is set forth, further that Column
bus County last year produced about
100000 pounds OF fine leaf tobacco:
that it's sugar-cane production is equal
TO that of tho Mississippi Delta. and
that it's produce sold last year for
more than the face value Of the tax
books. bringing in enough money to
provide $500 cash for each man. woman
and child OF the county's more than
10000 inhabitants.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
TOBACCO MEN LOOKING TO
4EXT CROP As SEASON ENDS
~
In Bright Markets Handling Facilities
Are Being Enlargcd-Only Three
Virginia Markets Going.

WIKI ohiE three lear TOBACCO mar
.&ets in Virginia now going ana all in
North Carolina closed out for the sea-
son. the strictly leaf dealers arc now
giving their ot,nr.ion 70 .ha mini ais
pos't'oi VI s'ochs on manu- anu spec
ulating and prophcSying as TO the COM
Ing crop.
Lro,, an ~, .h,,, ,., ,o,,,
$50 'u1.i "'' wa >'e 'op"NN' 80 "ot''
!or orlshis ana UarkS, nut especially
Tho former, come reports OF prcpura-
80
rom numerous bright nlarhe'S come
stories of enlargement o! warehouse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Says Every Railroad
Man Should Read This

P"terson's Ointment Co, Inc. Buffalo, n.
!. Dear S!ra: l was Afflicted with what the
doctors said were Naricosc Ulcers and IN
until about fve weeks ago have been
treating them for about = year and 81, c
months.
with all tho Treatments that were pfe-
scribed' to me by several doctors I received
little benefit. and they kept spreading and
gave me much distress and caused Inc 10
quit my work.
was induced by brother brakeman 10
try Petcrson's Ointment and after had
used two boxes tho wonderful re-
SUITS. You can tell suffering ones troubled
with ugly. painful and horrid ulcers that
your Ointment is cure for them whcn
everything else fails. as have tried about
Everything. Thanking you many times over,
am, Your happy friend. Chas. ]. Heyscr
Battle Creek. Mich, ~ Glouwood Avenue.
January IL. 1916.
II know and dozens OF people write me-"
says Peterson OF Buffalo. that Peterson
ointment also cures eczema. old cores salt
rhcunA piles and all skin diseases and all
druggists sell a big box for 81 cents" Mail
orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co.,
Inc, Buffalo. y. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Ready Cut House building I'm south
tnrOlinn-GcOrEia Cnnncrfes-Lum-
Der Cutting In Florida.


CHrOtinn-GcOrEia Cnnncrfes-Lum-
Der Cutting In Florida.
The Argent Lumber Company, capital
stock. 100000 to 100000, has been
organized TO establish a big numbering
plant at Iiardeeville, S. c.
The Cotton Oil Company. OF Bam-
berg. S. c., has contracted for the crcc-
ton Of an ADDITION to its plant at Bam-
berg TO be devoted to peanut Smelling
and cleaning.
The Alusgrove Mills. recently incor-
porated with sl.UOO0O0 capital stock.
three-story cotton factory at Garney,
:. e. which will be installed with 15,-
600 spindlcs.
The Mintcr Homes Company. organ
lied ut Grcenville. 5. c., with $1,000, 900
capital stock, will establish n plant in
Grecnvilie. to turn out daily ten. ready
GU, houses.
\ nisaensry is 70 be crested by the
llant rcnodclcd all at Il cost OF $780,
The Peerless Manufacturing Company
has compietcd, plans for the extension
of It's mill village at Thomaston. Ga.
The Georgia nreserying Company. Of
and Woodbury.. Ga
The h, Goll!er Mamufasturins Company:
underwent. are establishing a branch
mill at Macon. Ga. the building and
machinery Tor which will cost $4,000
\ saw milling company OF Sanford
Fla. of which c. +. Melton Is prcsi-
dent. has acquired vast acres of pine
and cypress about Hopkins. Fla, aud
viii establish mills there and also
build Il twenty-five mile railroad for
lumber hauling.
The Iiicks-Calton Land and Lumber
company capital stock. 100000, has
been Incorporated and organized a: Eu-
faula. Ala.
The Birmingham Clay, EriciS and Tile
company. incorporated with 5000 ODO
capital stock. propose TO start a Si0O
GOO plant at birmingham.
The Lynchburs Foundry Company, of
l'ynchburE. Va, has branch plant at
\nnistoi Ma, which is being enlarged
to give IT q daily capacity OF 100 tons
OF cast iron bell ana SpiSot pipe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
PAST WEEK WAS LIVELY IN
ALL REAL ESTATE CIRCLES
Broad Street Property Goes ut Any
Pricc-isusincss Sites in Demand.
Renters Troubles.

There was general activity in real
estate circles all OF last week. All
Kinds OF property were being negoti-
ated for. changing hands and being
transferred on the books in the court
clerks offices.
Residential property was much in
demand: in fact. the demand was in
excess Of the supply. and all kinds Of
business properties were being looked
into. Property well located for ware
house sites was inquired for and sew
era prospective deals in this class OF
realty were put on the string. liable
TO be closed at any Old time.
No Trouble to Sell on Broad.
Much business was done in Broad
Street property. AS one agent put IT.
there is no trouble to sell frontage
tho purchaser does not stop to ask
which side it stands on--just so IL is
on the wide street. No. 207 West
with Il good storehousc thereon. was
sold by II. Seldom Taylor & Sons for
ne Patterson estate to II. s; Waller
same firm also sold No. 2l7 for Si5.oor.
the purchasers being j. G. x w H.
creighton. These are but SAMPLES go
ing TO illustrate Broad street activity.
sprung up in Eas, Main Street bust
ness property. several sales in the
region from iWcltln street east 10
about Twentieth have been pulled of
recently. One Of these made last
week. was No 1al7 bought through
II. seldom Taylor \ Sons by II. ;. Wal
lerstcin for $4,000
Cuisines. Property Very Active.
Pollard K Eagby report sales or
business property last week acrrcEat-
ing $780, 900. IL being on Broad and
Main Streets and in South Richmond,
tho latter being Sio.nou factory site"
~ Without giving partiemlars' y:
agEreEatinG something like S,6o.o0o
a $4,000 Grace Street residence being
out dvulginE any particulars what
ever. the reported sale Of u noted
lower James River Colonial uianta-
ton to newcomer to Virginia.
Many Renters Being oustcd.
Other agencies report much activity
in farm lands contiguous To Richmond.
and there seems 10 be just now great
demand for such properties.
One thing thar is causing good
deal of concern among the agents is
ont Of house and homc'--that is. th"v
arc receiving notices that tine homes
they have been renting. some Of 'hcm
for years. having been sold and tho
buyers claiming possession for their
own occupancy, they must rac1te when
their present leases expire. With the
rent lists OF every agent in the city
growing smaller every day. the cues.
ton arises. Where are these ouSted
renters going: Nothing but real
building boom can solve the problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Figures Lynchburg has scored.

sales or loose leat tobacco on this
7,acAc; for the past week amounted 20
onloo pounds. making the offerings OR
NC season III 10 date 9.S2O. 600 The
ea:es for the Same period OF la-S sea-
sos were l5.ic5.S0o pounds. or 6.305.i0o
rounds more than this seasons offer
i7rs
sale. were very light this w.ei In:
THE ne-1and Cor all Gcsi-ahia era i"S
good H':th prices holding abor;
- have been to- several weeks
Thee Nave hecn good seasons to-
handling tobacco. and = : thought
,hz, re crop Will b. pretty we'll
wourE Up IN tie mex: two weeks.
tn, market VAS active az :o'ioTi7.
err:a:toas: ,UEs. Cc,nmcn. $40 - So.
Jugs good 81. 70 $50; leaf. short. 3"
% $50: leaf good. SIS 10 Si5, ,ca;
U-5ncc-S SO 20 $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
MAY TAKE MORE MONEY
But Person County. y. G., Must Have
Its Modern Courthouse and
.IniI.

RoNBoRo. n. G. March 2o-At the
next meeting o: the Board OF County
! oinmis s!oners FOR Person County tne
BIDS for the construction. heating.
plumbing. etc, of the new county
COURTHOUSE and Jail Will be opened and
probably tho contracts awarded
tt. plans and specifications call for
an ur-to- date courthouse building ana
ern equipment. Tho funds in hand for
thesa improvements amount 10 5000,
eOp and because OF the continued adj
vance IN the cost Of building material
ana OF labor it is feared that the court
hcuSe the people are looking tor an
not De tuild Tor that money ana n on
propr!ation viii probah!v be made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
MUST MAKE GREATER MILL
J." Meet Demand for Its Goods Mar
tihsNiile Cotton Mill. Build
10 Double Outnu1

-. MAETI NSNllI.E. VA. March 30 -
IN Aiarinsville cotton Mills, OF which
u Morton is general manager. have
LOT SOM" tliu" bean contemplating an
OF tho capacity OF the
cloth producing factory.
II is now announced that the com
panN VIII soon break ground for an
addition taai viii enable the plant to
TURN out Just twice as much cloth AZ
) mas hcretoiorc produced. Just when
Yet known - 1''I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
PREPAREDNESS NOW
TO WITHSTAND TICKLE SPRING
SHOULD BE the WAT CNvy0RD
Revitaze Your Blood Put Your System in Condition for
the ChangeabIe DAYS

% re
in
tired
- in
the oft
the
and iaw-iaw
and
Gle pott Ironizcd
OF 1t ~
J.
uuk
is by
utrs Int Drug Now
rk.-Ad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
HOTELS TO BE ERECTED
Capital TO re Invested 10
Furnish That Town With Ample
Hotel combinations.

MARTINSNILLE VA, March 60
Ma-tinsvi,le Is 20 have greater hotei
accommodations before this good year
1920 passes by. The company organ
zcd here with authorized capital stock
OF 'lno,o0o, has. elected ). +. Howard
president. and this cOmpanl getting
in shaph 10 go into the hotel business
risht Il is believed President Howard
VIII have some veTJ Interesting an
rCNuccmcnts % make - an CARL hate.
Y. u. stephens, tho proprietor Of tho
Hamilton House, which for MANI years
has been Martinsville's standby as n
hotel. is tiGurir" on now MOTEL on
;Ire large Hamilton site that Will have
no: less than sixty rooms. and N ali
respects VIII be an p-to-datc hos
telry. Two nrst-claSs hotels arc net
TOO many FOR Martinsvillc Both VIII
doubtless pay handsomely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
TO BE A TOBACCO MARKET
business Men OF Tnrboro Organize Conn
pnny to Build Needed PrIzeries and
Other Structures.

"TARRORO. y. G., March 2o.--Ta rboro
is destined 10 become one of the big
tobacco markets OF North Carolina.
rhc money has been raised and a com
pany formed TO build all OF the priz.
houses and the warehouse 10 take car"
or this years tobacco crop.
The material has been purchased ana
will soon he assembled and the work
commenced on the pri2cricS and in add
dition 4 factory for The making of
hoEshcads for the use OF the tobacco
buyers and shippers will hc built. The
company organized TO build and main
tain the prize houses is capitalized AT
$4,000. and there was no trouble in
piuciNG the sioN. 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
MAKING CAST IRON PIPE
Roanoke Company Gets Contract far
building Addition 10 Iynchhurg
Iron Works for pipiuE.

LYNCHBrR1;. VA. March Gothic
Virginia Hr!1gc and Iron Company Z
Roanoke, have taken the contract for
plant of the Lynchburg Foundry Com
pany. additions that viii he used solely
Tor the rnanufactu.c OF cast iron pipe.
The building % hc erected - 70 be
az steel construction aud iircproof, 23O
by l2u feet, and Will cost SIS 600 The
equipment 70. tho work proposed to
be done vii! cost another $4,000 and
When everything IS complete the daily
capacity OF the plant VIII be eighty
hYe tons OF cast iTon pipe and fittings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
PEANUT GROWERS MEET
NIre Carolina Association to As
scmbIe in SuHoB< tn Act Upon
WeiShty business Matters.

SUFFOLK, March 9o.-The special
meeting OF the Virginia Carolina Pea
nut Association will be held here We'd
nesday, March 81. and. according 10
Secretary and Manager Fooshee. three
big issues Will come TO The attention
OF the association 1T THIS meeting ana
Will he settled one way or another.
The Issues w!il be the purchase OF
site for peanut Warehouses to be
controlled by the association; the bet
ter marketing OF peanuts and tho
strengthening o, the ORGANIZATION OF
the peanut growers. IT Is expected
that the meeting VIII 10" largely at
IN lrA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
CALLS 1T "DOG.KILLER"
E.Eiish Hotel Review Refers in I'm
com plimcntary Terms to American
Whisky.
tBy Universal Service

LONDON. March 2o.-"The hotel and
restaurants trades should at once de-
monstrate, TO the fullest possible ex-
tent, that they are quite clear Of any
trading in the atrocious stuff gener-
ally termed American whisky" says
the English Hotel Review
However such vile mixture came
to be classed as whisky passes our
If this dog ard donkcy-killing stun
was the whisky generally sold in
the United States. that the States
nave gone dry. The suggestion that
II can be blended with Scotch and
Irish WHISTLES is utterly Impossible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
GASTONIA MOVES ALONG
Another Million Dollar Cotton Milling
Company Starts Up in Great
Cotton Town,

GASToNIA. y. G. March oo.-The
Priscilla Spinning Co, recently incor-
pora,ed with $4,000 authorized cap
che rter that empowers il to do almos:
anything il wants to. has been or
ganized.
nounccs that the company will erect
hero n steel construction building.
which will be installed with $4,000
spindles to manufacture combcd yarns.
The plans for the building are being
drawn and bids will be. asked for as
soon as these plans and specifications
are ready. The machinery for the
equipment OF the plant is bein. ncEo-
tiatcd for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
MORE SPlNOLES ADDED
SnnOna Mills. Near Charlotte. to lie
Enlarged and 10000 New Spindlcs
Added.

CHARLOTTE. y. g. March 2o.-The
Sanona Manufacturing Company has
completed all OF the plans for the en-
largcmcnt OF it's already large cotton
manufacturing plant in t:ris city.
y four-Story addition 10 the plant
is to be erected and this is TO be in
stalled with 10000 Spindlcs. In addition
the hleachar and finishing plants are TO
he enlarged and altogether the company
will be enable 10 double its output
OF cotton yarns.
To accommodate the increased for 20
OF operatives that Will be recruited
forty or nifty operatives houses are TO
be erected near the plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

SAIISEINIi. \. Q. March .0-Thc
Stockholders OF the First National
Bank of salisbury held a mcctin.; mere
tcday and decided TO increase the cnpl
az stock SGk Of the bank from 5000 TO