davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DEVELOPMENT PLsNS TO BE
CARRIED OUT BY WRGlNlAN
Great @ThrouEh-Statc halfway to re-
sumo Industrial TphuildiuE .NlonE
Line Where Stopped by War.

Line nero stopped by war.
The people along the line of the
NirEinian Railway are expecting great
Industrial development now that the
famous Rogers line has passed back
INTO the hands Of tho owners.
stopped the railroads OF Virginia and
The South from carrying out plans al
ready arranged for developing the ter
Eirsinian was completing. big plans
for sici, work in Virginia. 1t IS
understood that III" company will at
an early date resume this work where
l. was INT short by the war.
c. Ii. HiN. the new vice-president and
general manager OF the road. is a man
OF broad vision, and being q Tirginian,
Knows the personalities OF the SPLEEN
did region through which the LIME
passes.
n. W.. Joyner. OF Suffolk, who has
toGred the road. writes:
Perhaps no other railroad in this
country IL so Well located for the pro-
duction OF everything that helps TO
taRe care OF our feilow-man. Com
west to Walters. Va, there will be
found the best OF truck, peanut and
cotton land. Here also is the celebrated
snithneld ham. Continuing west TO
AIccrton, the crops are corn. peanuts.
cotton and hogs, and from Alberton to
Alta vista, corn, tobacco. hogs, and
plenty Of corn. wieat, oats. grass. to-
bacco and livestock.
With Mr.. iIix's long experience as a
Of the virginian Railroad are to be
congratulated on the wise selection
;hey have made. With Virginia farm
crs and the railroad working
While the territory tributary to this
road should he a great grain. stock
and form country, n development great
" needed TO help feed our overcrowded
citic.. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
NEW BANKS ARE CHARTERED
IN NORTH CAROLINA TOWNS
Other New Things fn Commercial and
Industrial Lines Are SprinSlng Up
Down Home, .-

Local capital combined with some
from Raleigh is behind the Apex Brick
Co. to the amount OF $780, 900 to estnb-
fish "a brick -nakins plant at Apex. :
Tho Citizens Bank OF Gastonia' has
increased capital stock from SiO9,0 900
10 'S2o0.000. The surplus is also in
creased from $1f2 900 tc $3Go.000.
Y Rodhall Power Co. capital stock
$260,000. has been incorporated ut Car
boro. New York parties are tho in
co~rporators.
Leathers Wood & Co. Inc. capital
stock 500. 900. will engage largely in
the leaf tobacco business at Green's
bo-o.
TN Clark Peanut Co. Incorporated
with $500, 600 capital STICK and made UP
with Plymouth. Edenton and Norfolk,
Va. men, VIII build and operate Il pea
nut warehouse and clcarery ut Plyn-
outh.
The Troutmans Shirt Mills Co. incor-
porated with 800, 900 capital stock. Will
a shirt factory and knitting
mill at Troutmans.
The Williams Cotton Mills. of Lin
co!nton, are adding machinery &c the
present equipment so as 10 increase 20
5000 spindles.
been Incorporated with 100000 capital
stock TO establish cotton storage ware
houses at Monroe.
The Vance Knitting Co. authorized
capital stock Sl25.00O. proposes 10 es-
tah,ish knitting mills ut Kcrnersvills.
The Farmers and Mcrchants' Bank,
paid mp capital stock SIS. 600, has been
chartered to do business at Walston-
burg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
GREATER BUSINESS SEEN
ALL AROUND OLD VIRGINIA
Banks and More of Th.m-R,r
Ne" Industry 10 Locstc At
Ssnunfnn. 81

~ ! nc Bertha Mineral Co. has contract
80 with 4 ~Lynchhu-g company for the
sthfncdiate erection of eighty cotfares
-T2r it's employees at .iustinvnie. in
sx The Bureau of Yards and Dock. o.
VINO Navy Department proposes to build
I'D immense incineTa;or at Quantico.
So The GcrInania Mills. OF Frrnar;cks-
burg. or which ohn a. Taylor is nres-
sldent. has increased capital stock from
.5i5.p00 TO $50, 900.
Norfolk city is building a $4,000
,snrtuge ut Twenty-siXth street.
9Th Day and Night Bank. recently
tSncorporated under Stale laws. with
."x30O 900 capital stock, has commenced
business in Roanoke.
The Locust Fin Co, OF Front RovaI
.Eas Increased capA.al stock from $50.
400 70 100000. and.it is understood the
plant al Froat Royal will be enlarged.
First National Bank OF Einton.
s,eapital stock $50. 900. has completed or
.Ea nization and applied for n charter.
1.-THE Clifton Forge Marble and
Granite Works have been Incorporated
with $4,000 capital stock. II. i, Drut
Is the president OF the company.
fls FIRST National Bank or Wythe-
.~Snlc mas decided TO increase it's capital
.StocS from $4,000 to 500. 600.
Electric Tool Nanufacturiny
go. has been Incorporated at Peters
with s206,0 900 CAPITAL stock. ". II
-sIoole. president; e. ". Sutherland. sec
frtary
s,The Merchants and Farmers Bank OF
.GoF Hoke has increased its cauital stock
From $4,000 to st25.o0o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
NJ CLEANUP PERIOD
West Points Mayor lx.ucs ProcIana-
"h-Sn on M~osquttocs mud Ma
inria WI DC WnScd.
lSpeciai TO The Times-Dlspatc

lSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.1
NEST POINT. VA, March a7.-non.
III. Lane Cooke viii issue a proclama-
understanding April ) to April 10 in
N,usiYe' as a "c.edn-uD-Icriul. lie mas
~ftt,en u letter 10 All Organizations re-
ihesttt5 ticlr cp-Operalivn anu Wishes
Al 10 lend Il hand.
he CITES Ii lac that West point
.ias The lines; artesian water and a
perIect M,ater system. an excelient
sewer system and, excellent public
school ana an accredited nigh schooI
enough vverS mpci handicapped bv an
.ashc,tGatc school 5uisuing and cduIp-
inent. lie urges. the necessity OF a
visiting nurse. whose services should
he Tree 10 ali. The two greatest needs
INC Mayor notes as facing West POINT
today arc cleanliness and the eve
ton of malaria.
The town officials have just entered
into an ngreemeni with the State Board
OF Health, AMI the United States Public
iicRith service and the ntcrnationa
Health Board TO drain AL q; tho
marshes and depresslonu in and ar6slnd
West Point tina; are breeding places
for mosquitoes. West Point viii fur
nish S2.nOo, and tho other health or.
IN nization3 mentioned Will match this
with n IKE amount making $4,000 avail
for this purpose ut once and work
will be started In the near futn;c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
TO BE BIGGEST IN COUNTY
Cotton Spinning Mil Going Up at Stony
Point Viii ue ttcndy by
Early Autumn.

STONY POINT, y. {. March 90
When me Rock! Fac. Spinning Col!-
psny. recently Incorporated with $3.50
Jc" capita! stock, completes II in
stalls the buildings mat have been
contracted for. i; vi! oe the largest
rotor manufacturing pant IN AicXan-
der county.
The company has been organized by
the election OF J. X. Han rs president
ana Samuel Turner. as secrciavy-;reaS-
nrs. Tics i~ent,@nacm! With tnree
peso Ire board of directors.
The factory building. tn. erection OF
Ni!ch mas already been contracted for,
L.; IN d naensions l'hc machinery Tor
mas zen purchased. J.; includes 6.o4S
s@!nd!ei and the electric machinery 30
furnish t1c motive power. The plan,
WI! oG u nIsratiOn eN early :aiL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
GREAT HOSIERY MILL
Big stone Gaps New Enterprise 20 re
Larger Than al First
Reported.

DIG STONE GAP. VA. MaroL -
u mas been announced here ihat IN,
iennsylvanIa concern ina, /. 20 buiIn
and operate here IA large hosiery nuj
las completed lis plans. and tina, the
I3!iding operations viii DC COM
ntenced very soon.
The buildings ;la, plans have bee,
drawn for. WIKI their cquip,nen, viii
cost not less :han $4,000. There vii;
DC &i-rSt Knitting mill. "a dying plant
and "A paper box t~"ctoIy. u,ti,r
separate roofs. The is ,h,
r, Y. ki,zsnilier Co. wnicn 'cDmDany
already operates a large hosiery mil
In Pennsylvania. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
INDUSTRIAL STUNTS ARE
BEING ENACTED IN DIXIE
Cotton misunderstanding on burger scales.
itcnninE and Peanut work.
Ing becoming promincnt.

Sotton Notwithstanding on Larger scales.
sugar kcnninr and pcnJiut work
. Ing becomiuE promincnt.
Tho Dixie Lumber Manufacturing
Company has been chartered to es-
tablish a large Woodworking plant at
~Rsshopvilc. s: G.
Abbevi.!r Eoait#,. S, c.. viii This yeas
eNperd S4ao.GG0 III building good roais
raniatinS. from the county sea,.
En.arE!ng capacity to doubla pres
smt ou;pu, isrpGasined by the Shamrock
DamaSk Mills. LBndrutn. :. c.. Build-
ing ana machinery contracts have been
a"arued.
4 $1,000 earlpmen, of machinery for
viii be installed 6y the s" "ar1a Suias
Is. O. Underwent Mills. organized re.
gently with $4,000 capital.
me Yates o,eacherN Company. or
WIN establish Il bieachery and mercer
ling Plant at F'lintstonc. Ga.
TIE ieanu! Products Company, in
VIII erect & factory at Cordele. Ga.
70 manufacturing peanut butter anu pen
The Southern Agricultural Chemical
Company, a New York-Tenncssec con.
ssrn Will build a, Atlanta. Ga. n
~S@o"'eeo bramrl plant for the mauufac-
The Co;opsrative Fertiii.er Com
pany' c. II. Brown. ST., president. has
been chartered 10 establish u fertilizer
factory at Miami. fla
Incorporated with $4,000 "spits!
STOCK. viii operate turpentiue stills on
a large scale at sJackSonviIle. Fla.
The Pe~nnsylyania Sugar Company.
OF thiiadelph!a, proposes 30 bald a
refinery and s;rup. mill az Miami, FLA,
-
The Emory Foundry mpan has
organized with Sl0O. 600 ]canitaI
stock to build n cast-iron soil pipc and
httinEs pinnt a; Admission. Ala.
a Si.nco. goo sugar refinery will be
ncwiy organized there with SIS. 600. 600
capital "a first season output OF 10000
tons is contemplated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WAKEFIELD UNANIMOUS
People of the Peanut Town Cn., Solid
Vote for Bonds for More
Light.

WAKEFIELD. Va. Mavch 27.-At
! spec:al election Reld here last Tues
say me people OF The town voted
unanimously .o- electric lights. The
question was o. 4 bond iesic 10 raise
Inc n"oney 20 !:av. ;hc town lighted by
riectrlSi;:, '.3d not . single vote was
cast 4gainst the bond issue.
The plan hat has been agreed upon
Tor Lighting the town is 10 connect
With h~igh-power line 81 the Virginia
line runs from Petersburg To- Nortnik
Wakefield Is the My town betwecn
.Sufto!k ana Petersburg 10 ta9c adj
'"n.iaSc OF ;his line. The town will
pIooao'! be cajoy!ns more lgnt ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WILL MAKE FAST DYES
4 News Industry That Will Greatly In.
crease Bristops Saturday Evening
Pay Uoli Disbursements.

BRISTOL. March a7.-Thc Interstate
Co. lately incorporated here
with 100000 capital stock, has been
bT the election or Herbert
G. stone president and G.. L.. Perkins
Secretury-treasurer.
Tho company has leased n suitable
building and will proceed at once to
Install II with stills, drying machinery,
tanks. boilers. etc. for the
ture OF fast dyes and coal-tar bases.
These works will require quite a large
number Of hands and a decided in
crease in Bristol's payroll money will
be one result OF the hmcnt
here Of this new industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
:sTAUNToH GETS GOOD ONE
Branch of One OF Pi~ttsbur-h.s his.
i, Iron Working Plants Locutes in
AuEuSta'r Capital.

-. STAUNTON, VA, March FL. Is
.~sAEaounced that the Ajax Manufacture
ing Company. OF Pittsburgh. Pa. plans
ssto establish here n branch plant OF
large tool making factory operated
. tie ompany in Pittsburgh.
h-eproof factory building il to
.1e erected and also thirty odd colta,3o a.
and residences Tor the accommodates
g The operatives and their families.
arc 10 he brought here from the
pennsylvania city.
.ntThe factory building with it's equip
-Ttenf.. Il Ia said, viii cost $3.50. coo, and
cheap niake-sh!tt affairs. but moderu
,hhrnes. The output Of the plant viii
.Ss lumber and sawmiliing tools o. All
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
GIRL WORKERS WANTED
West Point of Commerce
Hunting for Operatives for a
liz silk NtIl .

WEST POINT, VA. March 27.-The
Chamber of Commerce o. this city Is
leaving no stone unturned to secure the
SILK mill that wishes to locute here.
The mill people are ready TO come
right IN and get TO work thc moment
the chainber an guarantees them Il
working force OF 200 girls.
The OFFICERS Of tile Chamber and com
mitteemcn have nearly completed the
lis; OF girls signing UP and now tho
CURED for tho comfort and welfare OF
the workers. is up. That will be ar
ranged in due time even II n large dor.
lnitory n to be built. The prospect
is now bright for securing the silk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HENRY HOTEL is COMING
Mnrtinsrf!lr Modern Uo.rIcr, WIN
COST Over SNU,0oo Tor thp building

MAETiNSylLLE. VA. March a.,
ne plans OF the architects whu have
necn employed ~ the Henry Hole
comrany. recently Incorporated hece.
20 build an u~p-t9-date hotel In this
town. call .or q structure 20 cost not
iess thar 'Se,cpp. Il IL 5" -. pi 6rlcX.
;s:rcc stories, Sc Dy "a feet.
BIDS for thc buiIatn2 have h.cn
asked FOR ana several have come IN.
The bid will be opened April /. ana
probably the contracts wiil bn awarded
MOTEL viii increas. The Genera eos,
10 the company To apou; S!0G. 0O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
CONTINUES To CLIMB
Gns.on County's N~tnety-Second CoftS;Ht
urn NlHt Annonnecd--S1x Hundred
~ ThouSnnd Dollar COMPANY.

GASToNIA, n. c.. March 27.-Gas.
ION Sonn;y,s ninety-sccond yarn mill
the Champion Cotton Mills having beeh
enected;, The mill Will spin combeJ
later. and will be located n mile NORTH
~ j town of Dallas on the caro-.
ina and Northwest Railway. 1t yin
have 10000 sIindles.
Coloncl G. E.. Armstrong lis president
In. lt9ffmun. Jr.. vice-president, Ak
Winget,' secrctary-treasurcr and &C.
corporation is TO be capitalized at
This VIII run Custom County's spip-
dleage .up to 1.0S2,69G. The county now
ranks fourth in America in spinileaee
ana II present plans yet Sin the air"
materiaiize, third place will be taken
by the end of 1926. Ne"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Veneer Factory will he Rebuilt.

HIGH POINT. *. c., March 27.-The
Williamson veneer Co. which has
ates a $4,000 branch plant here. which
was recently burned, that
the High Point plant Is, to be rebuilt.
completed. 1t is known TO be the pur-
pose of the to make il a
much larger plant than IL was before
the fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WILL DO FRUIT CANNING
Works Being Erected TO uecz Nonex
Out OF the Carolina Fruit
('rnnx

NEWTON. y. c.. March GA can
rinE ana vin"gsr-making plant is to be
established here in time for operation
on this years fruit crop.
tor that purpose tho Il. s. Shelby
Vinegar and Canning CO. has been
chartered. y hrcproof building. 80 y 100
rect. is being erected and tho ma
chtnsTr for it's equipment has been
purchased. Il. $. Shelby is the presi-
dent OF the company and Theodore
y. NcWbE has been elected secretary
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Plumber Thought lie
Needed New Pipes

"My and intestines were
always full Of gas. and 1 often had
sevcrc collie attacks. The pain and
soreness caused ME TO think | needed
n new set Of pipes. Since taking
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy all this
has disappeared and my only trouble
now is to make enough dough TO.
buy all the food I'd like to eat. II,
is Il simple. harmless %preparaS'
ton that removes the C atarrhal mucus
from the intestinal rae and allays
the Inflammation which causes practi-r
cally all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments. INCLUDING appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. Grant Drug Co. and druggists
cverywherc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Cotton VIM. Being E-n,n,rcs.

SALlSBUI.Y. \. @. MIrrh 27--Th.
Cotton Mills Company has
completed PLANS For the immediate
erection OF AZ. addi;iun - tho big cot
ton yarn mills her.. the uc~ bulid<
ing Will cost 375. 900. and viii Dc m,
stalled with S2Io,bU0 WORTH, OF new
machinery. including 200 a~pin0ias. ali
OF which has been bought. Til. COM
pany recently !ucrc;sed capital STOCK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
TO RUN TWO FACTORIES
Amos Furnitorc Manufacturing Com
panS tfns contracted for Two Plants
Down in North Carolinn.

kERNEItSV1LtE. n. G.. March or
The Amos Furniture Manufacturing
Co. OF which Charles l.. Amos In the
proprietor. has contracted for the i'm
mediaie erection of a two-story fac
tory building here that is TO he 81 by
The Amos Company will also opcr-
ate q furniture factory in High Point.
where the same contractors will cree,
this spring n two-story building which
viii be 30 by $50 feet in dimensions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
VIM Install - Ooo snind,c,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., y. g.. March q.
Fine Dobbins Manufacturing Com.
rany. capitalized AT $500. 600. Viii erect
= DITCH mil building here, which viii
pc Installed with 1900 spindics and
other machinery, AZ o. which hac Iecn
purchased. Tho new factory. which
y So hoped VIII Zoe In operation BY the
ran, VIII he run by electric power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
concrete rank nui,dcrS Getting Ready.

HlLMINGTON. y. G. Marcel, 27.-The
Sanitary Equipment Construction Co.
incorporated here with 800, 900 capital
stock. has completed organization by
tle election OF g. i. HumphTics. presi-
dcut: clyde Marine, vice-p-esident:
ieorge Gillette. sacrctary-trcaGurcr.
This company wil! manufacture con-
nrcie septic tanks and other products.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
rhoehu. 1:ets Sow 1ndustrS.

HAMPTON, VA. March 21.-Thc
Peninsula Art Stone Company. recent
Is organized ut Phoebus with c. 4.
Mcpherson as general manager, Will
soon lie gin the erection at hpcDu Of
"a two-story brick building. which il
10 be Installed with machinery for
the production of tile. The company
viii also make brick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
High polnt Grtr YARN Eac1.r.

HIGH POINT. y. c.. March .7.--Tha
CioNerdalc. Cotton Mills. Incorporated
q few weeks ago with S25O.00 capital
stock, hns elected j. II. Adams presi-
dent. II IS the purpose of his COM
panY TO erect here Il cotton yarn fac
tory and install the same with 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
TWO SITES ARE SECURED
Loose icnf Tobacco Warehouses; build
fnS ut Prnctorrtfi~ for Sale OF
This Ncnr'N croO,

PRoCToRvILLE, y. c., March az
This town is TO become q leaf tobacco
narket The Proctorvilic Warehouse
Co. Incorporated with $4,000, paid in
capital stock. will erect two sales
hHrn.
The sites have been ecrured and the
contracts will 30 awarded in n few
days. the idea is TO have the work
rushed along 50 TINT the houses will
be completed in ample time 10 handle
the crop of 1920. that is 10 say by or
before the last of July next.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DOING MUCH REPAIRING
eShip.nrd nj Wilmington viii He I'm
=. farSed TO Meet Demand of
The Hour.

~ ILNiINGToN, X. g.. Marc 27.-
stae carolina Shipbu!lding Cooperation,
~ si.oDe.6Cc co"cc-n, proposes :, AJAX
extensive cni~argements 10 its plant
This spring.
a concrete dry dock is 20 be erected.
With capacity OF $500 deadweiEht
-.toas and ripe and copper shops are
TO be built ard equipped. At rrescn:
.d;ae yard is crowded with repair work,
-Su3 the enlarged facilities are very
sf3rUch needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

NBCKO. VA, Maroon o.
The State Normal school. located here.
70 20 have an additional building. for
boon made. The piano fer thIs huiid'
lns havo heon completed ny n nich.
m"pa areh'tsrt ana ,rrssident sstnuel
Oaks = open for bita or tho work,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
TOBACCO SALES ARE
SMALL AS SEASON WAVES
Manufacturers and Leaf Dealers
Doing Some Lively Trading in
Fine Goods in Hogslicads.

= hhu SCaSOk AZ ~ llG CICSt Tic
sa.es OF iooso lear tobacco on the Ii!cn-
Ilonui ~iiSsrkcts grow smal!or and
taiuiicr. Tho offerings last wIek were
..ol oNSr 1000 pounds. and We're conf
tesel III common ana iow-Erade sum
SYleu IN the main. but rev pics OF
SnGappers or other fine goods showing
aIhn market was rather inactive, and
even these small sales dragged. Jhe
Average made Was not over $50 per 1uu
sitc, last of the sun-curcd Il, be placed
on, tne market this week.
asannfncturers ookinE for iGnc stock.
There was considerable inquiry from
ietli and out-of-town manufacturers
las; week for the better grade of leaf
wore sougn, Tor among lhc Leaf deals
tfs and so,he large htgshead saies arr
iea. dealers and manufacturers arc al
Nxys private and no details arc given
pu'. II was quite evident. however,
That the leaf dealers who made safe.
tIem.
an Of the Eiehmond manufacturers
"Enthem are behind in Airing orders.
LShaeconisss Meet nj Atlantic GIt,.
The annual nastiaE O. she Tobacco
~aich Tazewell NJ. Darlington. OF this
n.tE, is president. Will be held u; tie
- Charles Hotel. Atlantic Ctty. June
10. have been held at the chanoerlin
ao;eI AZ dig Point. and when the
oEesisience, prestdSni c]arrin atr S nui
to.do some. lively husiling TO lind an
otner suitable meeting place.
rDWiadiips Receipts a, ~I.ynchhurs.
TRANSFERRING. w March, 2..-1rne
making the grand total for the season
10 date S,'4S.4ae pounds.
Receipts we're rather disappointing
season for ~hardiinE tobacco, and Isrc-
.r safes were expected. but 1t would
sssn TO indicate that nearly all OF the
Prices remained nrm. holding abou;
as haIe been tor the past few weeks,
-as.d. ~ o'
Sales vii! continue ,llrce weeks more.
2uoiatioas: Jugs. common, IS 70 Si.:
,ass. good. St 10 sci: leaf Short. sIN
TO $50: lea; good SIS 10 $40: Leaf,
s1G"lk VIII BE Leaf Market
roi!> VA, March a7--The CON
tia'e e~Teotion ot 8 loose leaf ;oaacso
Wa.shouse here Tor the sale a, auction
:;]sassmo ssfa a inas a ssa,I es F59wa j.
J " wemask and 7. II Birdsonr
esss:os!ss SIC the contrac; they ave
fsSoG calls for tn. WORK 10 con. nenc. +,
q once on the site on Fac;c-s street.
Ias- & - he aoor snac. o. zbour
.zfl'F square feet. The business VIII
as So!nt;r By Nr. Womsc w,o
treasurer and genera MANAGE OF
-ae pixie Gus-o Conraay. an1 n
4.Fasonr. q! the Birdson- S.5-aec
F. sIt2tr: An Spe.ienced ;chacco /.
-~s-enacse-aE VIII be snplcyei a.
raT2EsF Eac there wl,l also Be an
Sy-Fri+Ecsi a~uc.ioaeer
t%ryt..aS necessary 20 hardle .ha T
80 q tobacco u tais section vii; be
,1rA aod Z; IS hoped .hzt other in
..NTs xii p-ori6e aaoth@- ware
a7d with Two. ;he success OF tha f.
.ra3%.o 'na,ke: n The city o. Suffolk
s-7T n n Nansanoad and
s;'as- n Isle OF Wieh Co:ut- ~. -" 90
80 enthusiastically ;ate ths c%uisiya.
,ios O. tT!Eh. tobacco tisIs year. and
:i!S hel:eyeo ta2. enough of .hc yc.G f,
SIT &c grown n :he two covrties "a
Ees2 iHo warehouses n SuFoik busy
nc coming i-a.-sefii-r Saaer,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

sMcatens gsetssy Comes TO aeEnoLe.
ysx.KOANOkE, Va, March 27.--Tho Vir-
sk1nIa.Carofiaa Medical COMPANY, witch
Ges shenhieSl plants At Clieaso and liz
Sderth Carolina near Charlotte. HIS ar,
;saQAlyedF q site upon which 10 cstab.
SsI1fh sr hdditionai plant in ,iiis city
s&4y the Manufacturing OF mse!cai sup.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Incrrn.cd Capital Means bigger wor,,.

i,tllASkl. Va. March 27.-The pn-
iNskt FOUNDRY and Manufacturing CON-
from 100000 TO $500. coo No anno,IneeA
mont mas yet been made. hut il is IN
aerssood that this means an enlarge
niGnt OF The works of the company and
a large increase i'm the mon nmninxeL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Portsnouta Man Invest. at I,or.

sAastry is TO he a eawmNlinS and wood
tsssssoTkine plant TO he established here
10y j. i. Gale. OF Po~r1Ernouth. Tho saw
s-ihiD is to have a daily capacity Of from
-I9s, 900 TO 100000 feet OF lumber. II
.tLs .aiEcunced that something Tx IA
= :. feet OF standing timber has
SPtcn acquired.