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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
DON'T Be WITHOUT
SLOAN'S IMMINENT
Keep it handy-it knows equal
I'm relieving pnins and acke.
LOANS LLNIA1ENr hns

~ LOANS IMMINENT has been
sold for IS years. Today, i, is
~ more popular than ever. There
can be but one answer--it produces
results.
Applied without rubbing, il pene-
trates 20 the afflicted part. bringing
relief from rheumatic twinEcs, Gcia,ica,
sore, sim, strained muscles. lame hack,
and Othcr exterior pains and sprains
and the result OF exposure. II leaves
no rnussin"sS. stain. clogged pores.
Get large bottle for greater econ
orny Keep i handy for use when
needed Your druggist has IL Three
siocg-35c., zoe, $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
MAY SECURE PAPER MILL
Iiopcwen Has Hope of an Industry
That VIII Put DiE Pay
IN

HONEYWELL. VA. Jan. o4.-Tho
southern Cotton Oh Company. with
headquarters in Savannah. Ga, and
with plants at several Southern points,
has had officials here investigating
with the view OF establishing in this
city n factory for the manufacture OF
paper.
!, is not known how far negotia-
tons have progressed, but Colonel l..
w. HASKELL. rirc-prcsidcnt of the oil
company. who has been making inves-
LEGATIONS expressed himself az being
highly pleased with the situation and
with the ENCOURAGEMENT he found here.
The paper min If established here
Will furnish employment; 20 4 large
number of hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
InItIntcry LIBERALIZATION u. 1000 snina1e,

TN LOUISVILLE. y. c. Jan. "a
The North State Cotton Mill Company,
recently incorporated with s5Qb0l 10
capital stock. will establish here 4. cot
ton mill to manufacture cotton warm
the !nitiatory installation OF inachin-
cry to include 5000 and moro spindles
The machinery has been purchased and
will be Installed as soon as the build.
ing is ready.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
REBUILD CIDER PLANT
burned Out Winchester Plant to Get
BACK to Vinegar and Cider
Making 1uIcl<ly

wlNcliESTER. VA. Jan. o4.-Man-
aEer Kay Robinson. OF the Shenandoah
valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Com
pany has announced the plans for the
rebuilding OF the partially burned
plant.
Two buildings are to be erected at
once. one OF which is TO DC 80 by 100
feet OF tile and To be used as the cider
and vinegar manufacturing depart
ment. The other is to be the same
size and OF concrete. This is 70 be
used AS the shipping department. Work
VIII be com aIenced at an early date
and pushed 10 completion as rapidly
as possible '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
South Boston Nc.riy Sold Ou,

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Jan "a
sales OF leaf tobacco on this market
were somewhat heavier this week than
Tor the past two weeks. However
they we're small as compared with be-
fore Christmas. The sales amounted
70 4 littlc over 100000 pounds. and the
larger part OF the offerings were OF
the common and low grades. Prices
FOR such grades remain about as they
have been for several weeks past, and
Tor the better grades. when such
showed up. they were very strong
Indications are that very little leaf
nov remains In first hands. and a good
season vii! bring about ali OF il to
market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
COTTON MILL AT MEBANE
Water System for MilI NilIaEe-Iiren1er
Hotel for Mount .Airy-Othcr
EntcrDriscs
Tha Elln hhn,,t,..n-i

The Ella Manufacturing Company is
building a water and sewerage system
ior KS mil! village at Shelby. \. I.
The Blue Ridge Inn COMPANY n-o-
poses 10 eSpend sSo.ooo rcmodeiinE and
eniarsinE its lately purchased hotel
Ten thousand spindlcs viii tc the
principal mac hiHcry Installed at the
Durham Hosiery Ccnaanys cotton yarn
plant being built at Mcbaac.
The Perkins Thomas Lumber Com
ptny has been Incorporated at Thomas
Vile with $4,000 pa!d-up capital stock
me Banh OF MorEen. At Morvcn has
increased ITS capital STOCK from SIS 900
10 $4,000.
The Rhyme Anderson Mil Company
has been Incorporated with $500 ooQ
capital stock TO build ! cotton factory
at Candor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
LARGEST IN CAROLINA
Goldsboro Claims biggest Dickmuk-
ing Plant in Old North
State.

G|OLD$BORO. y. G., Jan c4.--Wheu
INC plans q: the Borden Brick and Tile
company. incorporated here with $500
200 capital stock, completes it's plant
ana geis IN working order, Colds Soro
VIII prvpa bly, have the largest bricE-
making establishments in North Caro-
Buildings are 10 be erected Z: cos:
OF not less than Sla5.0QQ and the i'm
mediate equipment Will cost something
more than $4,000. This, IL is figured
out, VIII give The plan; an initial ca
or the tileulakins plan; will he added
The organization OF the company has
been perfected oy ire election o. +. X
"oruen, J: as President, and y T.
Dan.e.s. scCEeta -,;-treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
NEW CHAMBER ORGANIZED
HusincsS OrEanlxatioD
Puts Out Its Single Down
on the Scashorc

OCEAN E1EY, VA. Jan. 24-The
Chamher OF commerce OF Ocean View
has been duly organized and Is nov
ready TO I'LL long-fc want.
The officers so far elected arc: ! Q
chapman. president. ana w. T.. Dclk.
SecrctaEy-treasurcr Al a meeting 10
be held next week Il board OF directors
VIII BE- named and the usual standing
committees appointed and then the
Cham Der will be in full operation.
such an organization has ion. hcnn
needed here, and now that il is started
with good and representative mem
ecrsh!p. IL ~ expected TO do big things
for ocean View
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
GET MORE COTTON YARN
Mills at Stanley HIVE TO Double "a
cihtieS tn Meet Demands of
the Trade

ii2l stock OF the Lola MaaufacturtnS
COMPANY, Of this place, was recently
increased ior the purpose, as an
capacity Q: the cotton yarn mill
OK mas nov commenced on the ad :
d.lonal bullying required. which Will
cost rom 1900 20 100000. When
CON pleted, Tie new building viii be m
stalled win 10000 spindles, and this
vi! We me company additional daily
oapacitS OF 5000 pounds of cotto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Low Grade. nednce nanrille,. A,ernE.

DAlNF lI-It, y, Jan. 4f.-Thc leaf
tobacco sales continue TO dwindle, and
II is believed that all OF the weed ief,
n this territory will be marketed by
the date set Tor closing the Danvillc
warehouses February -. The sales
this week amounted 70 less than 500
900 pounds. Although low grades.
scrap and goods below medium FREEDOM
mated IN the offerings there was some
good leaf On the floors, and these at
tracted as much attention as at any
time during the present season. bring
ing outside ngurcs. The large per
centaGc OF low grades, however, re.
duced the average this week 20 abou,
34s per 100 pounds, the lowest average
recorded here for some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
LOUO0UM GETS NEW BANK
'harter Obtained and Round I'M IN.
h"nai Hank Throws Open Door.
the Frat

;, Hg,ND HILL, ". Jan. 94.-Tne
stock 10000, the lates, batkinp nnnss
70 ~ Incorporated in Loudoun com
>! mas sor" through with an tho red
zap. required and has everything in
10 10 commence business Oh the
~ ne organization meeting tn. fol-
r1sg".nE officers were elected. ~. {,
! h2,nH'sn' president, y. =. Iawth6rnr
go ," ~ Cochran. y.cc-I rcsilen-s. +
:. Rowcrsttr. caehior ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
LOAN ASSOCIATION FORMED
Farmcrn os SaBsemond Comfy Oruo,
lie Under Federal Farm ionn BANK
Res uin elected

&craI Farm Loan Association OF E.,-.o-
.mond County was organized nor. TN.
week, after 1rvinE Z Whitehead Or
had addressed large meeting nrid ~,
{the rooms Of the Chambcr II Corn.
stnerce on Inursday lie fully *.
and set forth the many adYant.E T..
Farmers.
The following are tho officers ci.o,od
sWithers, OF Suffolk. presiacn, +
Luke, Of Holland. vice president. II
70. Mcclenny' ,secrelaIy The az 81
manned and G u: Williams, W = T.Ha
and r. S. Blandford compose the board
&of directors. ~
The Federal land appraiser is cx-
spected to be mere next week ana VIII
J. make tour OF tho COUNTY "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
CrccnyiIIe Nor Het soId ou,

GEEENNILLE. y. G, Jan. 24-As the
season grows Old the receipts OF leaf
tobacco are growing smaller. but there
Is good seal of the weed yet held
doubtful Il i is all sold by February
%, tho date set for closing this mar
kct for the season.
Receipts this week amounted to s4O.-
coo pounds, consisting largely OF the
med .UD and lower grades and scrappy
stock. with spr!nklinE OF strictly fine
leaf. The market was active and the
average recorded was $47.2l per 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
BUILD MILLION.DOLLAR MILL
Another Cotton Yarn Factory. with
i-'"oo >rindies. 10 BE Added to
t,aStonia Cram

GASTpNiA. y. c. Jan ot-Ano,her
cottoA y'i7n IHill is 10 go up in this
SUtton !nanuiac;ur!ng toxin this spring.
n" Mildred cotton Mills Company. in
CofpoTatcd w!th 81 10000 capi.al
sioch Is ready 10 build it's mill. which
Is 20 ." installed with 1000 spindlcs.
-. "a Armstrong, one OF the largest
cotton ;nanufacturers OF The South is
az me mead Of tnl sncw Gastonia en-
t,GsFpr.s", ard associated with him are
l. "et%eii ana 3. *. Winger. we'll
hho"h mAMuIacturers Of This ci.A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
COAL MINING NEAR BY
PENNSYLVANIA Cnpitniists pInp l.xt.
hFc operations on Coal I,nnus 'Tbo,
May Contribute 10 Ricbn,,,,,i

- CHARLESTON. w. VA. Jan. "a
Pennsylvania capitalists unI 49,,
operators have Incorporated tho A ,,.'rS
can Fuel Company. with .Ihoo h6n
capital stock. to develop coal Iinds g.,
Webster and BraNton counties II, 49,,
central part OF tho State Tho hcad
Quarters and general offices OF tho CON
County. Am
Among tho incorporators are ,bc
Wcil-known Phtladclphians John !;
HaSsett, III. c. Johnson and Randall, +;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

,, Is G%i'i'i n.,i "a. Jan 2@-Th~
Eer.. WIN minimum capital g,5ct ,''e't
{: -''ooy' has baeH duly organized Win
me i",'o"irg. oaicers: H. +. Ailcu'
! p'Ss s;Ief, e, c Carrngton. i-st Wee
'S!Ient; - y. smith. second vicc-
president ana ", s Young. cashjer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

Good Prices at Farmvillc.

FN!sMN II-LE, Va, Jan. 2i.-Sales OF
ieat tobacco this week amounted to
is%,3S6 pounds making the total TO
date for this season 3.e5675: pounds
The offerings continue light. as the
ahoy. nSures show. but prices are on
the sam" level as heretofore reported
there being no evidence of a decline
The average yesterday was a frac, on
over $50 per Zoe
\ good season for handling the leaf
is nov on and larger receipts are ex-
pcctcd ncNt week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25

MOIGANToN. y. G.. Jan. "a
company is being organized here TO
build, equip and operate a large spoke
and handle factory TO manufac-
ture spokes, hubs and handles on a
large scale, and also various by pro-
duets. The vast forests OF timber sur
rounding make this the ideal location
for such a plant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
MUST ENLARGE PLANTS
increNScd Demand for Cotton Goods
borce Mills ut ThOmasyilIe to
Double Their Outuut

cotton mills, rs well AS other indus
.ries OIL this town. arc finding it necrs
Sary to enlarge their capacities in or
Vile made goods
VI, mo Jewel Cotton Mills. OF which G.
~ Johnson Is president. have COR
nctuu plans Tor doubling the capacity
,,;,, mo niiis' and in order to do 90
t W.i nave to build an addition to the
non, president, announces tho intcn CIn
81. 81 adnins 10 the mills so as TO incrcasr
inc output OF cotton products ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
smaller neceipt. Mt nIuckstop,.

BI-ACkSTONE Va, Jan. 24.-Leaf
tobacco sales for this week were not
l,rSe, duo TO the cold, harsh weather.
Prices We're slightly higher than las.
week. The amount sold was I1l1i0
pounds Amount sold to date. o.lsSi40
pounds Sales FOR the same period last
season. s.206.i90 pounds. which makes
= shortage OF i.ols,050 pounds for this
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Plan. Incren.,o HOE, por.r

HENDERSONVlLLE y. c.. Jan. "a
The iiome Electric Company. OF
which r. VI. Oates IL General manager
has decided 20 build IN additional dam
on Big Hungry Creek near here which
will give the company $50 additional
horse power. The WORK is 20 be com-
mcrced al once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
I.tcNburs Mcn f.o tn AIrrana-la

,. ~ y y H!iIN, W, Jan. oi-'rnc !
Manning Company. incorp5r,',c,,
h"f' WIN 100000 capiiui stock I'll,
-tiaolial grant" ana inarhle yaSds
ne sntGTprjSe is being as:abiishn.
hef" by L""sburr men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Roanoke Contrpctor. Or, ,nn,r.e.

= Hoanoke COntrpctors Grt Contract.
81 eGYECHBUR1, VA. Jan. 2i.--Tre W.
tHinia Bridge and Iron COMPANY or
Roanoke. has obtained the contract FOR
Tho immediate erection Of q .2G0. 600
addition to the already large plant OF
the Lynchburg Foundry Company. This
s6Adition Will be utilized as q special
sfe1ndry and pipe department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
BLOOD Is LIFE
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When your health hs. been undermined hy
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Each tablet contAins Grain Of PREPARED
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You will be surprised and delighted with the
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Flour Mil Company ncinE Organized.

company is being organized here to
establish "A Touring mill. The present
plans call for two-s,ory mill build
ing IN which hour ana corn meal will
be made. The initial daily capacity
IL 10 he 500 bushels Of corn meal, $50
bushels OF hour and twenty tons OF
feed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
3 Land nuyinE In Nnnsrmonu cnun,r

Is3 SUFFOLK. VA. Jan. oi.--Ii this div
there has been great activity m r.,l
estate since The opening Of Tho year,
sFfoun January 4 tr J, inclusive IGytyi
three deeds Of conveyance OF count,
Hproperty were recorded in the comfy
Court clerks office here. These w.
Sths results of sales OF farm lands
fproperty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
Lirht Ncccipts AT Lynchbury


LYNCI!BCKG. w. Jan. ai.--Thc
sales OF icat tobacco on this market
this week were Si0..0o pounds. bring
ing thc total sales for the season up
TO this date 10 ..S'G.50o pounds.
Receipts were light again this week
anu VIII continue sinai! until there is
warm rain "a enable The farmers TO
set their tobacco ready for market.
The demand FOR al! grades is good
and prices hold about as last week.
While very common Tugs and non
doscript grades are lower than before
Christina all desirable grades arc
selling. well and the general average
IS good.
all typ"s bringing fine prices
Farmers secm we'll pleased with
prices, and as a rule want to marke;
what they have on hand as early as
poss bic. Quotations: LuEs (common).
SIS 10 S2+; Tugs good. s23 to S32: leaf
tshorD. SO 20 SIS; leaf Isood), S35 10
SIS. leaf twra7PersI. $40 10 $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-25
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-22
DEMOISELLE STAKES x
 WON BY NANCY LEE;
Many Surprises and Upsets In Races at Empire City
 Track Yesterday

The Demoise1le Stakes, a $4,000 test for two-year-old Allies at five and a half furlongs, fell an easy prey to P. A. Clark's Nancy Lee at Empire City yesterday. This daughter of Broomstick found little contention in the race, which attracted but two other starters, and she had to do lit- tie more than gallop in the final fur- long to win by eight lengths from H. P. Whitney's Pantalette and the For eign Stables Maidens Ballet.
 It was not as good a race as the Demoiselle usually provides, for Nancy Lee has been defeated by number of the better Allies, while the other two are maidens. It happened that most of the good Allies which were eligible for this event had been shipped to Saratoga in preparation for the juvenile events there, or Nancy Lee might have had more op- position than she would care for.
 Her victory, however, served one good purpose, so far as the crowd was concerned, in that it punctuated the defeat of the favorites which were led to the slaughter during the course of the day. Nancy Lee was a to 5 choice and was the only favorite to get home first throughout the after noon. With cheap horses making up most of the fields outsiders had fes- tival and romped home at varying odds from 5 to 1 to 8 to l.
 After Dinna Care, at to 20, had been toppled over in the second race the players were wary of the favorites and even so inviting a one as Nancy Lee was summed at the first offering g until the price was raised from 1 to 2 to to 5. Many tried to offer excuses for the last failure of Pantalette and supported her until she was backed down to II to 5, Maiden's Ballet be- ing neglected entirely.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-22
ABSOLUTE WINS
 DEAD HEAT RACE,
Shamrock " Crosses Line 19 Seconds Ahead, But Is
 Beaten By Handicap

Rivalling in c1oseness that of a neck-and-neck horse race, Reso1ute, defender of the American yachting cup, came back yesterday after two straight defeats and won magnifi- gently over the British challenger, Shamrock ". Resolute won by the amount of her handicap, seven min- utes and one second. The fourth race of the series will be started Friday.
 Shamrock finished a scant half boat length ahead, with a lead of 19 sec onds, but she had gained precisely that advantage at the start. The race was-miraculous in a yachting event-a dead heat over the 30-mile course. It was real yacht race from the start.
 Sir Thomas Lipton set new ex- ample in international courtesy after the, race by turning his steam yacht Victoria back to sea, steamed over to where Resolute was picking up her tug and then gave three rousing cheers to the crew of the American yacht. The crew of Reso1ute re- turned the cheer and Captain Adams doffed his cap to Sir Thomas.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-22
HITTING FEM ON A LINE
By Masterson

again. Tomorrow the team journe eys
 to Pittsfield where it will remain for
 two days.
 Vest erday in the fourth inning Ken
 meth Grimes caught a fly from the bat
 of Sweatt and juggled it n1omentarily.
 The play almost gave the fans a heart attack.
 Pitcher Marty Walsh picked them off the bases in good shape yesterday.
 He caught Tamm flat footed in the fourth and easily made Baker look like a sucker in the third when he
 caught the Albany third basenan of second base.
 Ray Grimes pounded in one run
 with a hit yesterday, while Kenneth Grimes sent two runs home with a
 hit Those were enough to win the game. Some were of the opinion that Elm erick should not have attempted to score from second base in the seventh inning when Martin singled to centre. In our opinion that was the only play to make. Leary made a perfect throw to the plate and cut. down Emerick, but maybe it wouldn't happen again F in a long time. Taking chances is what wins ball games.