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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Wright Comes Rack

Billy came right back In the next
frame and used his left hand again
with good effect. Abou, the middle
Of the round Davis thought he waa a
wrestler. or something. because h.
whlrled Billy around from ciinch
and threw him on the floor. Bniy
was up In an instant I, was no, a
knockdown, and was not scored an
such by Rrferc. schacht II was
billy's round by a SAT. margin.
In the last three frames Wright
kept M his fine work with his pla.
ton'iIke left. bouncing IL off Davis
bcak time and tln- again. In the
fifth frame niiiy began TO shoot his
right and he nearly upset Davis
with a right cross on the chin.
Davis best work was IN IN.
cllnchcs. where he used his strength
TO advantage.
Wrigh, took things Easy IN the
last frame and Davis was desperate
The Everett boy was swinging Wild.
". and was missing as often as a
tin liz on cold morning.
IL was Just question. last night.
Of fast left against a good right.
ana the left won. ne Il usually docs.
Willis Shades Pete
Stanley wins. tho Portland welter.
took couple Of atin punches on the
jaw In the FIRST round of hls hou,
with Mike Pete, the Wlikezon cham.
pion. In the semi windup. After that
Willis fought n defensive battle let
ting Mike do the leading and doing
all OF the hitting himself. Pete won
the first round. but wills had a
shade In the going after the first
session.
Forcing a night n all right. but
when one boxer does all the forcing
and the other keeps popping him on
tho chin, Il kinda reminds ua Of tina,
famous line. Unto tho Valley Of
Death Rode the Six Hundred"
Joe HArrahnn shaded "TouEhoy''
Wing Of Portland In the first and
third rounds OF their 20 I'm the third
bout on the card. IIarrahan used
his right hand well In the third round
and had Wing tired at the end OF the
frame. The other two rounds were
even The Judges called the bout n
draw. which didn't hurt either fighter.
Joyce u Game
Eddie Jackson stepped out and
cracked Billy Joyce Of St Paul on
the chin with right handed WALTON
right on the reel and Joyce Rugged
the floor. He continued 10 hug the
floor on four similar occasions until
Referee Schadt decided that Joyce
had been a rug long enough for one
evening. Joyce showed that he was
game, and there aren't many ring
men in this neck o. lumber who
would have been induced to get up
after Hopping the first time.
Soldier" Woods the wild man,
who was knocked kicking by Mike
Pete recently, was too much of a pill
for Percy Brooks. During the first
two rounds Brooks wore "A bored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

White Sox already had cinehed the
pennant honors.
Prospects are mighty good for the
Indians They have CoveleslSie. Uhle,
Bagby. Caldwell and Elmer Meyers
right'handcrs. That pitching staff
ought to be good enough for strong
club like the Indians. And with a
southpaw they'll look better than the
rest.
George Uhlc In a veteran os o,e
season only. lie was grabbed off
tho Cleveland sandlots last spring.
He made coed, winning II out of the
l6 games he pitched. lie should he
"A real star In 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
RUM0R HATH GREAT
WALTER WITH YANkS

NEW YORK. Jan. Col. Jacob
Rupert. owner OF the Yankees. re-
mains silent regarding n rumor that
Walter johnson. Washington star.
and the leading pitcher OF the
American league. would he the next
addition TO the New York Yanks.
The rumor. famed about with great
guato. had II that the senators
would be given two infieldcrs. two
pitchers and $50, 100000 for the speed
king
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
RUTH SATISFIED WITH
BONUS FROM YANkS

NEW YORK, jap. Word that
'Rabc" Ruth would don n Yankee
uniform next season has been re.
ccived al the club headquarters from
Miller Higgins, who has visited the
king sugger in California.
The Yanks. It In understood. will
hold Babe Ruth to the letter OF "A
$40 900 contract he had with the Bos.
ton management. and which he had
declared a scrap OF paper" Ruth's
demands for more money were sa tits.
fled by bonus arrangements. 1t was
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
EDWARDS MAY BE
GIVEN BALL JOB

NEW YORK. Jan. THAT Big
Blll' Edwards. former Princeton star.
now collector OF internal revenue.
would be the National leagues nom.
inee for chairman of the National
commission, was talk here. after
John Heydler. league president. had
departed to attend the commission
meeting In Cincinnati.
Heydler Is said to be under orders
from the National magnates to re
fuse 10 vote for Garry Hermann.
present incumbent. A deadlock may
result which win keep the Cincinnati
chief In the chair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Soccer Notes

rsr issvins the Ssis surins las, san.
days game puthiss Va Skinner a Eddy
-t4nssmsn James McGlisray We. sn..
pended for the rest ~ the season and
william Weir fputhissl, Who vas ar.
dsfnd off ~ Referee Hhsarer was xIve,
months iay-off These decisions we're
rendered at . meeting % the North yea,
Aorrer league directors a; last nights
nesting In the Seattle hotel
Carbonate vas awarded the psunsa,
skinner a Eddy withdra~inw their pro.
issi h-fsfe the delegates started their
last niEhi's session. everything 10 ioxsrS
tn the coal town today.
A special meeting viii 10 held IN In.
tries for the Mcmillan cup. competition
will bs received and an alt.star ~ se.
isctsd 10 play sEssnst Carbonate In Seat
tie nest Sunday.
Pat O'Donnsii and Tommy Aiier,an.
two wsli known players. left Seattle last
nieht for Vancouver They will play for
the Hossra
The Todd yard IN Tacoma IL expected
race. There 10 plenty Of material In the
city ~ the Living Dead for n strong aK-
Ereaaiion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
BY LEO II. LASSEN

outgeneaed oufought
in QUITO of
he Everett
the but
that box had been kept would have
like the of
&ho
lawyer and all
hit him the with
what hit like Jim
md
of n
n
A good II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
MACK AND FRIEDMAN DRAW

LOS ANGELES. Jan. Allie
Mack and Sailor Freedman fought n
disappointing draw "a the main
event OF the Vernon boxing show
last night. II was very tame affair.
Sammy Gordon, Portland. and
Danny Edwards, Oakland negro ban.
tam, furnished the real thriller OF the
evening. Gordon outpointed Ed.
wards and earned the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
BY FRED TURByVILLE

IL Iris Speaker. manager of the
Cleveland Indians. Is given good
iefthanded pitcher, you can pretty
near coun: him In for the 1920 hon
ors In the American league. At the
close Of the 1919 season there was
no team In either league that looked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
CLEVELAND GETS TRAP MEET

NEW YORK. Jan. 7.--America's
premier trapshooting event. the
Grand American Handicap tourna.
ment. was awarded to Cleveland
late yesterday at n meeting Of the
American Trapshooting association
here. No date was set for the
shoot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

smile as II performing with Woods
was n huge joke or something. but
In the third round Woods terrific
pace began to tell and In the fourth
chapter Brooks dropped to the floor n
couple Of times after taking a wind
mill punch on the jaw and couple
Of times without taking any punch at
all Woods won the verdict in n
walk,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Victoria Ice
Team toOpen
HereT onight
League Leaders Mix With
Nets for Initial Tilt Here;
Aristocrats Are Strong

virtoria's leo septct, leading
the Coast puck race. win invade
tlss local Arena tonight for the
first time this season. when they
tnngle with the Nets. The VIZ
tsria men hold . win over the
locals. rung up In the first game
u the season. staged In Victoria
= couple Of weeks ago.
The vietoria squad Is playing
bangup hockey. and has II on
~ local men ~ far as condition
eoss. The visitors have about
the same lineup as last year. but
ths Ncrtherpers are taking
NV lease Of life. Dundsrdale and
Eddie Oatmau are oue-two In
scoring honors 50 far. With
Johnson. the two Loughiin boys
and Fowler on defense. it's going
70 b. q mighty hard job to score
on the Aristocrats.
The Nets will be strengthened to
night with the addition q Charley
Tobin. former Victoria forward. al
right wing. He's a right.handcd
shot. something Seattle has been
without and needed keenly all sea
son. Foyston will play center TO
night. and Jim Riley will hold dowr
left wing. The rest Of the team vii
line up as usual.
Indications point TO an overflow
crowd, as most Of the Tickets
were sold yesterday. Only a few
psstebosrds will be available at th'
Arena tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
NAI.GAR WINS

BOSTON. Mass, Jan. Benny
Nalgar. the French lightweight of
New York. easily defeated Dick
Michaels. OF Syracuse. in n one.sided
l2-round bout here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

CLEVELAND. o.. Jan. Matt
Brock, Cleveland. was given the
newspaper decision over frankie
Brown. New York, In the io.round
battle here last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
YANK BOXERS MAKE EASY
COIN WALLOPINC BRTTONe

Three boxers from the United States having time
OF hrishs
Akron o. wtsrwcight Pal bantam ana Kis
Lewis. Engishman who In Won
his first bout In London
there Lewis knows the for - H.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Seattle Boy Boxes Rings Around
Trauie Davis and Annexes Title;
Other Bouts on Card Are Speedy

Billy WRIGHT Out Six Rounds From Davis and Shades Everett Boy
lust Like Chateau They Mike Pete Starts OH Like
Disguised Breeze arahan Shades Wng lack
son Makes Soldier War Brooks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

FRANK Farmer, the dcthronod Coas,
light heavyweight king, who Io., 80.
crown when BOY Mccormick cracked him
on tho ohewera In Miiwaultle last week
was at the rinEside Mt the Crystal POOL
last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Minnesota professors are kicking
because Doc Williams, the football
coach. gets $1,000 salary. They
should get their names in the papers
and demand n raise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

billy started Off right. coping Ia
vs. time and time again on tho nose
with a sharp left hand. and Davis
was pretty well cut w before the
end % the round
In the second chapter Davis looked
his best during the bout, lie rushed
Billy 10 tho ropes a couple OF times
ana landed several hard swings to
the head and body for points. TWAS
Davis round by considerable mar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Let's 20 buy BoIdt's French pas.
try. Uptown. INA Third ave-; down.
town, 9l3 Second ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

A Chicago professional football
promoter paid OF his players with
bad checks. which proves that foot.
bah is strenuous game and test
Of endurance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

There II no more enthusiastic
dry" than the man who has his Gel.
lar well filled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

los ANGELES. Jan. The
statement OF Jim coffro,h tina, he
has an agreement" with Jack
Ksarns regarding match he;~ On
Jack Dempsey and Georges carpen.
tier. refers 10 tho understanding
which Kearns and Coffroth reached
sunday. ., was stated here today.
kcarns calls u an understanding
and cotfroih an agreement" II IL
merely a difference In the choice Of
words
II was stated n, KcarnH' office tina,
no papers had been signed. but
Kcarnp looks with big favor on COT
froth's proposition. ana verbal un.
Outstanding" was reached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
Cofroth to
Make Mighty
Bid for Go
Californian Has Inside for
Title Bout

SAN DIEGO. Jan James W
cosfroth. prcaidcn, u the Lower
California Jockey club. declared to
day that he Ia go!ns to make every
esfor; TO Rirn Georges Carpenter
for ssround fight with Jack Denp.
scy az Tia Juana- Coffroth says h.
has tho agreement, @, Jack Kearns.
p~mprey'a manager. 90 meet Carpen-
tier for II purnc ~ $500. 900.
Charles V. Harvey. who il IN Lon.
don now. Ia my representative, and
viii mako every effort 10 sign Car
pcniicr.- said Coffroth. Il arm go
ing after that match. and expect 10
get a."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07
''61D T13,
|EE28ab;
20 &

Jimmy sforey. one OF the North
VESTS Issding weiter.. will meet
Frankie Denny ef Oakland ct the
Crystal Pool In the .~mi- ~indup ct
the FIk.' show Tuesday. Denny has
been going st . good clip In the
south. and 10 rated - enc Of the bess
men Of his weight In the sostheru
state.
Bob Harper ard Jimmy Dundee. HIGHT.
wp Ehts. will head tho card. This looks
ike a mighty sweet match on paper
Dundee made . big HIT With the fans
bore ~ hts willing work. Bob has held
own with both Joe German and Earl
Baird and Dundee was held even ~ this
pair. 10 local fans don't think that Bob
IL biting of too big a morssi this time
In tseklinE the doughty Californian.
Johnny Mccarthy. the terrible mo-
torrnsn from ~sn franeiseo. bsrss
O AIer Trsmbitas In Portland January
n.
Johnny has big engagement on NJ.
hands over IN Tacoma with Nofrie Imr.
the Kansas city hoy tomorrow uirht
LuN took the count the last time they
met. but Northwest fans are ntrinRinE
with Morris To bring home the bacon
when they clash again.
Chef Mcintyre. Tacoma. uswes, pro
r1oter, was In town for the fights last
night ue wants 10 line up Young Hec-
tor. the Bremsrton heavyweight. FOR hts
next show with his new phenom, oscar
Koch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-07

Koch bores willie Keeler In Ia
coma tomorrow night, and ~ willis
connects Koch will mo longer be =
phenom. or we miss our guess.
Mike Petss pair Of brothers were IN
Mixes corner Mt the Pool last night
In respiendeut shirta. tsocisty
uotsJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
CONSUMERS BLAMED FOR
GOALS HIGH PRICE FURRY
BiE Users of Coal Got Frightened
Too aufcls and Caused Tnik or
Higher Figures.

Black Diamond, acknowledged au-
thority on the coal and fuel subject.
IN It's last issue. puts the blame on
manufacturers and other large con-
sumers of coal for the last advance
and the threatened further advance
In the prices for coal II says:
The abnormal demand for all grades
OF coal duo TO the shortage of stocks
throughout the country. taken in con-
Junction with the release of the in
dustry from government control. has
ton. This situation has also resulted
In rumors in which the price incu-
toned grows as they are passed along
through trade channels.
While there iS ~ COmmcndablc Of
fort on the part OF the leaders OF the
industry to Keep prices - Il level the
basis of which is cos; Of production.
there is great danger of u nation
wide runaway market. charGeablc
almost entirely to the competition OF
the buyers who ar" anxious TO pro-
tcct their needs. Almost in every dis
trict the attitude OF tn" sancr mem
bcrS of the trade is To keep prices
down. but they take the stand that
l: competitors yield TO the tcmp;a-
tson and accept higher prices they
Will have 10 fall into line.
The abnormal demand Is heightened
ny the low avCrag" In production,
which. during the week with few en-
cCptionS did not reach higher than
n:ty per cent of capacity in any field.
THIS condition, taken in conjunction
with the low average OF production
basis for the arrival OF Il runaway
<,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
COAL DIGGERS BECOMING
ACTIVE IN WEST VIRGINIA
Plans ncInE Completed Every Dny
for Greater Development ana for
Larger Fuel Output.

IftAlSlIESIoN, w. ". -Nprl! IT,
Every day new announcements are
made Of the ccinninS of coal land
development and of new plans Tor fu-
turc development. Tie Forest Coal
Company. recently Incorporated and
organized at Fairmont. has already
completed plans tor the immediate
development Of the $40 acres ac-
CURED in Marion County. The initial
daily output is TO he four cars. littS-
burSh parties have acquired l.ooo-
acre tract in the same county and Il
company is being organized To de-
velop the same.
The Peacock Coal Company. re-
Gently Incorporated with SlJo.ooO
capital stock. has been organized At
clarksburg and is installing machin-
cry on the 2l0 acres IL owns mar Nor
wood, in Mcdowell County. for in
tense development of the mines.
At Ncwburg and Function. in
Preston County. new companies have
been organized for the immediate de-
velopmcnt OF coal lands near those
places.
The Graham Coat Company. capi-
ital stock SiO0.Ooo. has been incorpo-
rated at WEIGH. The NaucluSc Goa
Company has also been incorporated
at the Samcs place.
At Morgantown the Shamrock tnel
Company has been chartered. Will
Sl25.O00 capital stock. Other COM
panies are being organizcd in Nari-
Gus parts OF the coal fields OF tho
State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
IN NEARBY SOUTHERN TOWN
Lumber Getting In south Carolina
Checsc Making In Se0rEin-lron
lnuustrtes In tInlunin,

The Chester Vi. Goodyear Co, Inc.
is building S250.0o0 factory in
Greenvillc. S. G.. for the manufacture
OF cotton waste products.
The Argent Lumber Co. of Har-
dccrille. S. c.. has increased capital
stock from 100000 to S5oO,OO for
tho purpose of charging its bust
ness by building and equipping Il
number of wood working plants.
The Rogerdale Farms Co. Is build
Ing a picking and canning factory
at Ridgcville. 8. G.. to be ready for
operation this summer.
The Yates Blcachery Company has
been Incorporated with 100000 cap
ital stock to build and operate 4
cotton cloth factory at Flintville. Ga.
The Porter Brick Company. incor-
poratcd with 100000 capital stock.
will establish an immense brick and
tile.making plant at Macon. Ga.
The Dawson Cotton OIL Co, is add
ing fertilizer plant to its large cot
ton seed oil mills at Dawson. Ga
CartcrSvillc, Ga, capitalists have
organized the Five Forks Cheese Co.
70 establish II cheese factory ut Five
Forks, Ga.
The Dixie Brass and Foundry Co.
capital stock 100000. is erecting new
machine shops near birmingham. Ala
The Alabama Power Co. main Of
fees in Birmingham. il building /,
thirty-milc transmission line from
Selma to Vida. Ala
Tho Warrior Foundry and Machine
Co. has been incorporated "a eStab-
fish small iron works n Tuscaloosa.
a Ia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

}, Reynolds Tobacco Co. of Winston
Salem. and OF Richmond. too. pro-
poses to build an immense factory
In this city in which to manufacture
cigarettes.
The II. j. Reynolds Co. have owned
for years the valuable property mt
Twelfth and Byrd Streets. almost the
entire block. and thereon is the splen-
been operated by the company for
many years. The company last week
finally closed negotiations which
ire adjoining block. known as the
Old Dominion warehouse property.
the consideration being 5000. 1000. This
westward TO Eleventh Street. and
from Byrd Street southwark to the
river. and is separated from the
Twelfth and Byrd street block: al
ready owned by the Reynolds Conn
pany and used for leaf packing pur-
poses, by very narrow street or
alley which is really private property
attached to the newly-purchased
ground.
Announcements has. been made that
II is the purpose OF the x. j. Rey-
handling plant at Twelfth and Byrd
into n cigarette factory and then, as
soon as the leases on the Old Do
minion warehouse block just pnr-
chased expire. to tear down the an
Client warehouses and build on the
ground an immense additional cigar
cite factory that VIII cover the en-
tire block surrounded by Tenth and
Eleventh streets and Byrd Street and
the river. and il may be that II will
extend across the narrow street or
alley and become one gigantic build
ing with the leaf plant already there.
L ha< not been so announced. but
the Possibility is that when tho Rcy-
holds Company completes and puts
into operation this immense cigar
cite factory all OF their cigarettes
Will te manufactured NJ this plant.
thus turning the immense tobacco
manufacturing plant OF the company
~ WirstouSair tSe largest OF i,s
kind in the South. entirely 20 me
manufacture OF smoking and Chew
ing tobaccoS.
biggest III All Industries Then.
BY that time the old pioneer, iNs
Allen Il Giutcr branch o; iiSEet; u
Myers. Will have reached its set PIN
nacle. the Export Com pary's plan; VII,
have completed its proposed enlarge
ments and .ac other cigarette mas
ers mentioned will have Disabled Or
moro than doubled their capacities
and outputs. and SichmcUd Will In
deed bc the one greatest CiEaretIe
center in all the world ana that in
dustry will be employing more peo-
Dlc than any other one industry n
Virginia. and with the exception. per-
hnps OF che textile industry more
than any in tho South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
LYNCHBURG'S SHORT CROP
Closc OF Tobacco Selling Season ir
tho HHt Cit.-fiEurrs THAT
Wcrc Made

l.NNCsiEUHI. IA, April 1.-THE
tcSSc les: :rSscc0 ;iEt7Ss iC- The sea-
So; ~ .S.2-EH !Nr :SfS rtlarSet have
beer made THc ;o;sl >a,sS tc- sea-
soy ASre Sssa ,t,A!$Se1 Yrunis The
sSic, e. :rs season y. .$!S-l9 wcrr
I-,tstit3 rrGrG< rsc decrease iu-
tns $c&<S- ~ ;rc;YA!ca wi;N as; IS
'.i2S Sis reU-Gs
T1,r ."G7&s: ;'r<t: -Nts ,ESr one
-,cc:n *&-,ss- .A4- i..>; a-G With
;sN$S - st:::-SAs c....c >Als> closed
tc- ne S:A<c7 - - cYe-sA Nsaia .cr
;HS "sw c-'Sr . september
rcz c-S2 :: ;cSGse:o !aS; soils WAS
;hc S:a%Gs<; -h-<s:ei - !.ynvhNur-
!. :HS memory ,. 10y :; me present
AC.T;;cu.S-l1 1lts-t CN-!St1,AS, ,thc
general svt-Aes n-.cc - :hc season
cSl-s tGS : ScNs: sTC- %IuN-a
The tS--as-s are ;cw making prep
2rAt;oIs :cT she new crop and with
favorable seasons ;C5 is production,
IL IS though; : fair crop may 10 en-
.>ectei. though poSlgNIH soncwha.
less than AT av,caSe crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
H0PEWELL LANDS AGAIN
Magic City on the .Inmcs to HIVE
Plnnt for Manufacture OF In
SulatI0n Goods.

HOPEWELL VA. April IL. - The
Hopewcll Insulation and Manufacture
ing Company. with Headquarters at
prcscn; in brooklyn y. Y. has been
Incorporated with 100000 authorized
capital stock. and il il announced
that it's first plant Will he cstab-
lished in this city to manufacture
nodded Insulation.
\ building on the Du ront prop
critics has been secured, and this Will
soon be installed with hydraulic
presses and ruhber-mill equipment
and all OF the other machinery. etc.
necessary for tho business. The new
industry will employ II large mum
Der of hands
The officers are :. :. Somehow.
president &. Brandn. secretary: l..
Day. treasurer. The present address
of the officers is BOA Eas:crn PARK
way. Brooklyn. 1t is understood an
Office will he opened in llopcwcll In
Il very short while
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
REBUILDING STARTED
" ori,mcn Get busy I'm DnnvilIcH
bureau Dlstrict-Thcre VIII
Now lie No Lctup.

Especial TO The Times DisDatCh.D
DANVlILE. VA, April 1I.-work is
now we'll under way on the new s40.-
o"0 storchousc which Il. V. Johnson
Will build TO replace the property on
Main Street. which was destroyed IN
the fire OF January. The contract
was let to Il local firm last week and
the next morning workmcn got busy
clearing the site of twisted iron ana
debris.
1t will he Il two-story semi fire
proof. brick. steel and wood affair
and will be ready for occupation
Within four months. provided there
are no undue delays in securing
building material. This and the new
theatre. which Is being built over the
ruins of the Broadway arc tho first
structures to rise in the fire ridden
AREA.
The contract has also ocen lot for
the building OF n 10000 addition to
the Piedmont Tobacco warehouse on
Linn street. The corporation lat
terry bought at "A high figure the city
stables and II il OF this lot that the
new wing Will he built. 1t will make
the warehouse one OF the largest in
the entire state.