davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
! Find Ia { Missing Girl
. Through Wireless
] Lad Sends O.. S. to Az.
Al1',e q, Operators to
Find Lost Sister.
[By. Assooi led Press. j

g. Tl,o1FLlEDo,aoa Io, Eel. i s.--Located by.
wireless telegraph dispatch sent out
from her hrothet,s amateur plant,
Gieo Archer, II. lost for thirteen
years. has been restored to her moth
Two week s ago Lester Archer sent
out Il wireless cali TO ali amateur wife-
i,et ,a plants within a radius OF 500
sister. Yesterday he was informed
that she could be found on farm near
rockford. Ohio Young Archer wont
70 the farm of Ellis S;WtIliams and
claimed his sister. who had been re-
moved moved from ebiidren's home near,
LIN ONO thirteen years ago. and.
many cities q g. STS ~. !. :. -
Lester and his sister had been placed
ties between their parents. Tho girl,
then four years old, had not boon i'm
the home - month before she was given
family. Lester is 10 ~ "a = $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

ST; PETERSBURG, FLA. Feb. 10
The. Navy Department. has selected St.
nelsrsburs as a site for a high -pow-
s Spcd radio station, Senator Fletcher in
telegram from NYashington The plani
VIII be installed on Il site presented to
ahe Navy. department by the city with
IL ninety-nine-year lease.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.--Tbc Allan.
Tic Coast storm off Nova Scotia and
INC western storm is moving north=
W SasaWard ,t towards Hudson Bay. the
GENERALLY fair weather is indicated for
saturday and Sunday in all parts OF
the Washington forecast district.
Atlantic Coast from Eastport, Ne. to to
New York.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Feh. 1s.-Five
deaths aud Ole new cases of influenza
IN various sections of the State were
SET forth in reports received at the
STATE STATE Department of Health during
Friday. Birmingham led with new
Gases Gas lns. followed by Mobile, with
reported as totaling 100.
I0EONTO. ONT, Fob. 13--One hun
dred Scottish girls will br brought here
NEXT month by the Ontario government
vincial institutions. 1t was announced
tary.
LONDON, Feb. ls-Whjie unloading
tN''SOiIuc W lighters Ill the har-
hor of oran Algeria. Yesterday, the
american steamer Sabotawan caught
TIRE. -Four thousand cases OF gasoline
were destroyed. The Sahotawan left
New orii january II for Oran, Trieste
and Mediterranean points.
ATLANTA. GA, Feb. 13.-After n
meeting between Representatives. of
the Georgia hallway and Power Com
panE and its motormen and conduct ors
mere late today, it was announced that
negotiations toward formulating a new
unson contract had not been sus.
would be held Monday.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Teb IA
SiNty-five new cases OF influenza ant
one; death We're reported TO the loca
ncalth officials today, making fhe
largest number in any one day since
the malady appeared here near the
end or January
WASHINGTON, Feb 13.-stoclss Of
creased s5i 100000 in January. accord.
ing 10 figures made public today b,
the Federal Reserve Board. EXPORTS
or gold amounted TO S47S17873 AND
imports, Si2.017,551. Silver cxports
were s24,o2161S and imports, $500 PSI
LONDON, Feb ia War Office
volunteers attacked Boishevist force.
VINO obtained a footing on the south.
ern coast OF the Sea of Azov. The vol.
unteers recovered much, of the los
GROUND
LONDON. Feb. 1s.-The Armenia
national delegation here states that I
mas received Il message from Constan
tinopie SAYING that during the recent
attacRs by nationalist forces on Ma
rash and Aintab, in Asia Minor. nbou
100 Armenian civilians were murdered
in cold blood. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14

Mr.. President,
Sincerely yours
fSigncdD ROBERT LANSING.
The President ~ -
The White House.
Resignation Is Accepted.
The White House.
Washington, Feb 13, 1920.
My Dear Mr.. Secretary - 81
!, ALLOW aiioW me to acknowledge, with an
It now being evident, Mr.. Secretary.
mat we have both Of us felt the en-
t,;,I of our recent relations
with each other, L feel 1t my duty TO
accept Your resignation to take effect
al once, at the same time adding. that
hope that the future holds for yolI
many successes OF the most gratifying
My best wishes will always follow
you: anu 1t Will be a matter of graft.
ncatlon TO me always 10 remember our
delightful personal relations.
Sincerely Eourg -
(SiEned)i WOODROW WILSON. :,
Hon.. Robert Lansing. =
secretary OF State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
-IDx Assoclnted Press.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Two mod
,ha ions or Article y reservation 7, !, to
lme peace srestg were laid before Re-
Hitchcock, the Democratic loader. with
promise that about forty Democrats
would support whichever OF tho pro-
posalS the Republicans found prefer
able.
Both of the propositions. however.
eas nefR e by RE 3D.
partisan compromise negotiations. and
Il was indicated tonight that there WAS
cepted, now. The Repahlisan nio wi, III cid
formal reply. however, pending "a
canvass of the situation to be made
One of the revisions offered BY Sen
ator Hitchcock was that worked out.
but not finally agreed to, by the BIZ
dent Wilson eharac ae @n'in later fes rs
very unfortunate" in form The other
was the draft formulated by former
tor Lodge the Repub Iare lSad IS S when
It was offered to tho bipartisan con-
ference by the Democrats.
In approaching the Republicans to-
sition in writing with the signatnres
of twenty-eight Democratic Senators
appended. Those who signed include.
Capitol during the day and represented
every element among tho treaty's Dem
ocratic friends. AT least dozen more.
ne ITtuiCleu, WOULD G1Ncr lnelT support
to the move if opportunity offered.
The proposal as presented first to
senator McCumber. of North Dakota,
a leader of the mild reservation Re-
publicans, and note to Senator Lodge
was as follows: 1.-THE undersigned
Democrats, as a means of securing
ra tification OF the treaty will support
as a reservation OF Article " either
Of the following reservations. the first
one being the reservation as framed in
the bipartisan conferences recently
held. and the second one. being the last
proposed reservation BY former Prcsi-
dcllt Taft.
bipartisan conference reservation:
THE United States assumes no ohli-
cation to employ it's military or naval
forces OF. the economic boycott TO pre-
eerve the. territorial integrity or pro-
test the independence Of any other
country under the provisions OF Article
NJ. or to employ the military or naval
.forcas of the United States under any
other article of the treaty for any pur-
nose; unless. In any particular case the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14

LONDON. Feb. 13--The Armenian
national delegation hore states that IL
tinopie saying that during the recent
ATTACKS by nationalist forces on Ma
rash and Aintab. in Asia Minor about
Iooo Armenian civilians were murdered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
LISTENS. TO FRUIT GROWERS
Citrus Shippers Meet Director Win
chcii and Protest Against
Recent Order.
by AsSOciated Pre-

2 q. q. LBy Assoclated Press.J
1, TAMPA, FLA, FEB. 13.-Regianal
Director b, J., Winchell conducted a
hearing here this afternoon. ut which
leading oitrus fruit growers a.iA ship
psrs Of the state Were present. 20 hear
protests against the recent or1er of
the railroad administration that 1872
boxes OF citrus fruit should constitute
q lpini.num carload.
- At the c.cse of the hearing Mr.. Win
ehel!if I'D the gathering that the or
dor WOULD he rescinded. but that the
ErcWers would be expected TO load not
less tBaa the old minimum Of $50 boxes
to the car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14

~
SITUATION lfe made tho flat seftio
TINT France ,as been deserted by 5'her
2. ises N the .tns IS Of ayertIng the: .re-
France & is obiiged to mnintain s.
larRe army. said Wershal 3P9tuin. iiShe
ttannot al ford to Introduce limited milf y
fi SInrys sarhi MS Was II rsf suggetsed
O sIt G2nntry must submit to Tho heaYi5&
81 Ssl M litary expenditures bee1uBes ,S es
< l y ,sls been oisnkcn by our LES a
Sv ~ ~ Ss e4s Tor France owing. To tbefaetS
fasa ttsansse's security is not gyaran-
sosd ~ le ah n,,n treity Of yorsalIlss
Ea ~ Mh ,e the Insurance OF future.
d fIssaIi,,nsy and ,aafety but, politieal
i iia. ana that means the completc fail.
'ure OF the peace lconfcrence.!, 4!S
Struck by street 1,or. 81 3
q. a. Hardy was struck by a greet
car ut 80 last night near the ReserE
voir ana ana removed to the Grace Hos
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
CLAIMS FRANCE IS lIONIET
FORCED TO KEEP WATCH
UPON Riih E, SAyS PETAlN,
Marsh nj IroeI,'s Hight -iIand Man Draws
Pcssimtstfc Picture .of World n
i. t; SituatiOp, 81 e rs t'PS
DY C.F. 3DIsRTELLf

PARIS.i Feb. 13.y,-''rhn fact must he
a gainst the German fnanacas and lis Is
compellcd 10 Keep the watch on the
Rhins nlone--ans overwhelming task"
in,chief OF the French arliieis, and
right-hand man OF GeneralisBilno .Forh,
made this etateinent In An exclusive
pessimlstlc picture OF the APPRENTICESHIP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-14
Wtu Can spec,nI Session.

OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLA. FEB. IA
ment tonight, said he soon will cali a
special session Of the State Legislature.
, 70 meet February SO, to act on ratifica-
Lion OF the suffrage afnendment (,
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
ENGAGE SPECIAL TRAIN.
New Haven Grotto Members Coming
 to This City Next Wednesday.

New Haven's Masonic Grotto lodge, Hcjaz by name. will come to New Britain on a special train for the cere- monial next Wednesday.
 This evening. at 9 o'clock. the com mittee will meet in Masonic hail. and at 7:15 Monday evening the enter tainment committee will meet.
 It is expected that there will be upwards of 300 candidates for next Wednesday night and all Masons who intend to apply for membership must do so before noon Monday. The com mittee will meet at Crowell's drug store at that hour.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
ToDAY's OUTINGS
Scashore Proves Popular Place for
 Local Organizations.

The four organizations that are holding outings today are all we'll satisfied with the turn in the weather which made a swelling in the quota The automobile commit tees were all making frantic efforts to secure machines this morning
 The Second. Fourth and Sixth Ward Republican clubs are at Savin Rock. 200 strong, listening to J. Henry Roraback. Andrew J. Sloper, James F. Walsh and A. F. Marsh.
 The Universal club of Landers. Frary & Clark is at Compounce for a field day and banquet.
 The office force of P. &. F. Corbin's factory are at Savin Rock for a base ball game and banquet.
 The annual outing of the Baptist church Bible class is being held at Lake Compounce.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

ISLAND VIEW. NORTH HAVEN MaINE- Offers shore and country life combined. excellent food; efficient service: ope11 July l to September ]; special rates fon.u two weeks. Address Miss Helen Beverid
 |, W. C. A. New Britain
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
OUTING NEXT WEEK.

The annual outing of St. Marks s church will be held on the Farming ton river. near Avon. next Saturday afternoon. The members will leave here by automobile. from in front of the parsonage at 12:30 o'clock. Prep arations have been made for 100 to attend. Games will be enjoyed and dinner served. Stanley NJ. Hunt is chairman of the committee on ar rangements.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
NOTICE

NOTICE-f want to hear from n man who is ambitious, having reached his limit as to promotion and remuneration, and who feels that he can earn more and is fitted
 for more responsible position. I can
 show the right a wonderful oppor- tunity now and for the future. If you are -5 years over. write ]. A. McGuinn. Box =. Herald. 6-19-1dN
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

New autos are so scarce this year that there is a big market for used cars. If you wact to sell your car a little adyt. in The Herald classified columns will do the business quick and at a very small expense. Only one cent 2 word.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

FOR SALE-Reo Bus, 1919; mechanically perfect; real bargain; willing sell body or chassis separately; will make splendid truck. Phone Charter 372S-2 between , and D. m. Seen at Dell's Garage,
 Wetherstield Ave, Hartford. 6-11-4d
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19

I>auy assistant, lV a. r1l 10 D. In
 Telephone 76o.
 DEAR DOCTOR:
 Through a friend who had what was termed incurable old sores on his legs and was cured by you. de- cided there was hope for me. My lungs then were in very bad condi- ton and I was all in. I am now per fectly cured. and you have built up my whole system so that I am much stronger than ever before. In fact, I feel like a giant. My brother Bill who was blind and physicians said he would never see daylight again now reads. writes, and drives q car. He will stick with you YIAin com pletely cured. He tSn6S >fns as an OK through |ld- ing process. If " his I will gladly pay1 oen- eft of those yhl and don know wherel gf FeIief.
 NVNEUHAUsSER,
 Pennington, Conn. - my methods all diseases are Durable including persistent coughs, colds, chest and lung diseases, all ner- vous conditions, skin diseases and stomach troubles with positively no failures in neuritis. sciatica or any form of rheumatism.
 Electro Therapy treatments of all forms. Electric Light Baths, Alpine Sun Rays, Ultra Violet Rays, Arc Vio- let Rays and the Masseur Machine treatments are given my patients withou. additional cost. Working people and families are treated until cured for $1.50 per treatment.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
SUMMER RESORTS

TAUGODA INN, MOMAUGUN-Iarpe. rpbt. weli-rentilated eeping rooms; large living room with piano; two large porches; ex- ceptional bathroom facilities a broad pri- vate cement walk to the finest beach on the sound; excellent bathing at both high
 and low tide; shower and float For reservations call Liberty 53e. New Haven,
 or write to the Inn. t-t-s-tf
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-30
GENERAL CLAIMS

The following General Claims were
allowed and ordered paid OCT of the
General Fund, for 1919:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-30

81. C. Million election commits
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-08-30
STATEMENT OF

/ 81 200. County Road Engineer, sal
any, 5000; County Road Engineer
salary, $500; County Road Engineer
salary, 5000; County Road Engineer
salary, 5000; County Infilmary Re
IceiVer, $500; County Infirnary Re-
ceiver, maintenance of ;, inmates.
So, 600; County Iflfrlnafy Physician
salary, r. NJ. Phelps, $500; County
Jail Physician, salary, j. w. Scudder,
5000; County Health Officer, salary,
II. G.. Bosley. $780,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
NATIONAL PARK TOUR TO
BLAZE MANY new TRAILS
Expedition to Open Highways Be
tween Scenic Play
grounds.

The national park-to- park tour. be-
Ing run under the auspices of the
United States National Park Ser
vice for the purpose OF laying out
new roads connecting the parks. is
probably the most severe test OF cars
and tires ever made.
Many OF the roads over which the
fleet OF cars will run are mere horse
trails, with stones. roots and branches
of trees and the debris from recent
landslidcs impeding progress. The
trip Ia nearly 5000 miles long.
On many of the trails which A. l.
Wcstgard. director OF the tour and
others of the party Will traverse be-
fore the trip IL completed. no wheeled
vehicle has passed since the days Of
the old mining booms It Is real
which. some day in the near future,
Will be opened up to automobiles by
means Of well-surfaced roads.
because OF the severe strain on
tires rs we'll Az on motors special
care WAS devoted to the selection OF
pncumatics to be used on the trip.
as utmost speed was necessary and on
Inany OF the narrow roadways, i
blown-out tire would prove a serious
matter.
The official car OF the National
Phrk to- PARK Highway Association
was equipped with the new wide tread
tire. the Gates Supertread Tire, made
by tho Gates Rubber Company. of
Denver. Colo. which company orig
mated the wide tread tire.
This tire, the manufacturers claim,
has proven itself particularly valu-
able on rocky steep roads. because
OF the difference In the tread con-
struction. The tread gives wider
road contact. which aids In the strain
OF hill. climbing. and II also absorbs
the shocks caused by passing over
sharp stones and rough roads. Instead
OF communicating them to the fabric
on the inside OF the tire.
The direct wear on the tread OF
the tires on this trip also will be an
important factor, according TO the
officials OF the tour. The sharp pro-
5ections Will tear the rubber, allow
ing the fabric TO come in contact with
the rough roads.
The Gates Supcrtrcad. tho manufac-
turcrs asserted. wears more slowly
on the tread than narrow tread tires,
because greater surface IS In con-
TACT with the road at all times.
The parks through which the cara
van Will pass Include Yellowstone.
Rocky Mountain National Park,
Glacier Park. Yosemite, and Rainier
National Parks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
NEW MINING COMPANIES
Greater Capital Being Invcated Kvcry
Day in Coal Lnnds md Fuel
Mining Outfits

CHI a r l. f S TON, w. VA, Sept
25.-During the last ten days dozen
or more large coal companies have
been incorporated and as many as
twenty with capital stock below $780,
600.
Among the larger ones that are TO
go at once 10 mining coal in the West
Virginia fields contiguous to the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk and
Western Railways or their branches
are the following: The Pinnacle
Block Coal Company. of Altman, capt.
tai stock 100000; the Fair Seam
Coal Company. Of Charleston. capital
stock. 100000: the Big Four Coal
COMPANY. OF Harrison County. capital
stock 100000: the Big EaGlue Min
ing Company OF Logan County. capt.
tai stock 100000: the Basin Coal
Company, OF Shinnston, capital stock
100000; the Dorkcnt Coal Company,
Of Greenbrier County. capital stock
100000: the Purity Pocahontas Coal
Company. OF Mcdowell County, capt.
tai stock $4,000 :the Oceanic Coal
&c Coke Company. of Preston County.
capital stock $4,000. Several large
companies have also been chartered
TO DO mining In the northern and
north western parts OF the SLATE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
TRADE AND TRAFFIC SEEN
IN AND AROUND RICHMOND
II q. Dun q 90. Complies Special
Report. Reviewing Conditions
L. a In H., n L

II q. Dun q 90. Complies Special
Report, Reviewing Conditions
La All the Leading Lines.
r. 6. Dun &c Co.'s special report,
complied for The Times Dispatch,
and aettinE forth trade conditions
In and about Richmond. is interesting
II. not as encouraging as one could
wish. Dun says:
The demand for wearing apparel
of all kinds continues weak. Tho
supply Is ample and deliveries
prompt. in some instances ahead Of
schedule.
A large fruit crop is being gath
cred In this section. and prices rule
lower. Apples. which in 1919 brought
from IS to $3.50 u barrel are now
being offered at from SO to $3.50 per
barrel.
Produce OF every variety Is more
than usually abundant Canned to-
matoes. which had declined sharply
In price. have, advanced slightly in
the past few weeks. due to inability
| OF Gamers to procure sufficient tins.
Locally. the supply Of poultry IL
below that of 1919. The high prices
prevailing for young stock earlier in
season caused the birds TO be placed
upon the market before fully grown.
| thus reducing the total weight Of
the seasons production. Prices for
old fowls remain firm. Young poul-
| try is from 10 TO IL per cent higher
than at this same time year ago.
The decline in the price OF tobacco
is causing many growers TO withhold
| their crop from the market rather
! than sell at figure which many
contend IL below the cost Of produc-
tion This condition in the tobacco
| industry is having an injurious effect
| on other lines Of trade.
Trunks. bugs and travelling goods
| show little activity. Some factories
| Little change Is noted in the money
| market. Banks report deposits light.
special care continues to be exercised
| in making loans. Collections are fair.
in some Instances not up TO the aver
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
TALC MINES TO BE WORKED
iinns Completed for BiE Work Under
Shadow of Patrick Henryss


BROoKNEAI. VA, Sept. 25,-The
Blue Ridge Tale Company. which re-
and rights in Charlotte County and
established offices on the property at
the village OF Henry, Just under the
mn from the Patrick Henry estate.
development and working of the tale
mines and soapstone quarries ON the
800 acres that have been taken over.
Inc company soon found that they
prospect than supposed at the FIRST,
and the officers promptly Increased
me capital stock to $780, 900. the ad-
This was donc-tha the larger work
round necessary. as we'll as profitable.
could be looked after. Machinery and
general equipment is being installed
mat VIII! give the works a daily ca
pacity Of forty tons of tale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
NORTH CAROLINA BUSINESS
SHOWS CHEERFUL ACTIVITY
BiE Power Company Starts Mt Char
lotte-Sevcrnl Dnnks HIVE to



Double Capital Stock.
The Great Mountain Power Co. has
been chartered at Charlotte with au-
thorized capital stock put down at
The Farmers and Merchants Bank.
recently Incorporated at King. in
and Will open It's doors FOR business
on October l.
Job Hiatt and associates are con-
structlpg transmission line from
PILOT Mountain and propose to build
hydro electric plant near there to
develop 1000 horsepower.
The city OF Wilson proposes TO cx-
tend It's sewer system to take In the
entire town. Bonds to the amount
Oh 100000 have been sold for the
The American Exchange Bank of
SreGns tsor , has Increased capital
The First National Bank OF Kins-
ION mas more than doubled its capital
" is now settled fact that the
r $. Register Guano Co. OF Norfolk
baltimore. will establish branch
fertilizer plant in Wilmington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY SEPTEMBER &C. 1920

and. according to the plans of the
architect. will be II stories. 50X15o
feet. 1t will be OF granite and terra
Gotta and will DO flreproof.
Orchards aud Cnnncry In Patrick.
STUART. VA. Sept, 25.-The Long
Branch Orchard Company. incorpor-
ated with $4,000 capital stock. Will
operate extensive apple orchards in
tho neighoorhood OF The Hollows. In
Patrick County. Tho company, of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
MINING VILLAGE GROWS
Con Company to Enlarge Operations
IN Wise County-Mnny More
Miners COmInr- In

NUR1CN, VA. Sept. 25.-The Nor.
ton Coal Company. which some time
ago announced that it would at an
coal mining plant in Wise Conntv
has now completed its plans for that
work. which will be commenced in
largely Increased, and provision is
to be made for the employment Of
many moro miners. a number Of
miners houses have been contracted
for. and they will be built at once.
a miners clubhouse is also to ba
erected and other improvements are
to be made in the mining village
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

SUFFOLK. VA. Sept. % The
Farmers Gin Corporation, chartered
with S"V.rDo capital stock. will cstab-
lisa cotton gInncry at Lummis Sta
ton. on the Danville and Norfolk
branch OF the southern hallway. In
NansemOnd county. This industry at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26
to be of brick, two storiess Wit,
basement. and viii be so by; IN, fact

Turning Out Tanning Extracts
well Tanning Company. recantly in.
corporated here with Sl25.000, capital
stock, will not have to build a plant,
having secured suitable buildings. and
Is now Installing machinery for thu
production, OF tanning extracts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-26

New ONCE DuildIng for Petersburg
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. 25.-The
plans for an $4,000 office building.
pany. at the corner OF Union and
Tabb Streets, have been completed
by tho architects. The building is