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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
Gold or Silver

Gold or Oliver Card and Coin Gases, in sterling or gold filled,
 $500 to $12.50 Lingerie Clasps, gold, either solid or filled,
 $2.0O to $8.5O Cuff Pins, silver or gold, in sets of two.
 50 cts. to $3.50
 Jewelry Section.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
Gew Gaws that Glitter.
 Combs and Hair Pins,

Combs and Hair Pins, very stunning things, some quite Spanish in design mounted with cut stones, imitation sapphires or rhine stones.
 $500 to $18.5O
 Hair Pins and Bar rettes, gay looking af- fairs with red, blue, topaz or green cut stones.
 50 cts. to $2.OO
 Jewelry Counter.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
A Bit of Individuality

A Bit of Individuality is evident when one has name and address printed in blue at the top of stationery. Choice of two styles in paper.
 100 double sheets with 100 envelopes to match.
 Or 200 single sheets with 100 envelopes to match.
 For $1.45
 Main floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03

Cream of Tomato Soup Lamb Chops Chicken Liver Creole French Fried Potatoes Buttered Beets Creamed Carrots and
 Peas
 Whole Wheat Muffins
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
Tuesday in the Tea Room

Strawberry Short Cake Chocolate Pudding Apple Pie Minced Meat Pie Blueberry Pie Maple Layer Cake Rhubarb Sauce Baked Apple
 Second. floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
NAVAL STORES PROPOSE
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
Purpose Will Be More Uni.
fled Action in Bust
ness,
GRy Associated prcssl

SAVANNAH, GA. Aug i?.--Naval
stores men from many sections of
tho country. who have been in scs-
SION In Savannah for the past two
days, yesterday afternoon concluded
the preparation of basis for the
organization of tho National Naval
stores Association. The purpose Of
the body will be to have the naval
stores interests OF the country to
act as unit on matters of in
terest
The plan of organization provides
for the election OF officers and for
a permanent name for the associa-
ton. 1t is also provided that there
shall be general executive com
mittce. representing the Ihrce
branches OF the business-the pro-
Queer, factor and dealer. There is
TO be an advisory council. Among
those who attended the Savannah
meeting and Endorsed the plan for
an organization of the naval stores
interests OF the country were: w. W.
Daugher,y. Chicago: r. =. Vessels.
Cleveland: L. j. Register, Meter,
Ga; Or. r.. T.. Rose. Naldosta. Ga.
Judge G.. .. Rheuby. Wilmington,
Del: }. 7. Shelly, Wilmington, Del;
III. l.. Richmond. Jacksonville. Fla:
c. +. Speh. New Orleans; II. :. Owens,
Ailenhurst, Ga. J. T.. LoJk wood.
Wilmington, Del; X. L. Palmer. PEN
sacoia. Fla; W. II. Crawford. Gin.
cinnati. and Dr. +. L. Neitch. Wash
mGton.
In addition the local naval stores
trade was represented practically 100
per cent. Today J. c. Nash, presi-
dent OF the Columbia Naval stores
Company. OF Savannah, and com
mittec OF which he is chairman will
present a compromise for the Har-
rison naval stores inspection act
which is now in Congress and which
is considered unfair 10 the produc-
Ing interests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
CHICAGO LIVE srock MARKET

'iii'AbS. AUG. le.- Cattle; rfccirts >
600 compared wcek ago beef steers and
ycar!inSs mostly ., 20 5oc higher; good
grades advancing most. extreme TOP ma
'ufeh beef COWS and heifers uneven;
largely &c Tp spots and bcttor grades:
iEh; heifcrs. %, aad more hishc-. can
ners ana cutters atcady TO s,rons. buiI,
about IS to 26c higher: veal calves an
evenly, o. TO l.A higher, stockcr. and
Feeders s'fonS TO Sc higher, weeks bull,
prices bee; Stecis, Htoa 1850, stochers and
feeders "."oa 20. beef cows and hc:fcr.
N.la u go, GAMERS AMI cutters. ESQ ;. - ;
veal caves. li.?ip l2..a.
Hogs; receipts. s,",9; market fairy ac.
'!N" on better grades around steady;
others so" 10 nucvcnly lower, top ass:
hu.N j." to a}0 pound weight. r,aUesp.
40 60 so pound butchers mostly 9.ivgi. B.;
iach'ns Sow> mostly ..O0m 800 many ple
h'aNN butchers aud packing sn~S held
without hid: pigs mostly s.5cT.ro. hold =
over tat'!N 'insral: neaNX. AOOHg5g. me.
nam. 0SGtN. light 9l5T?Jj: light
light '.ioI:"'. packing sows. smooth.
~ 20. packing Sows. Fought, t.7Erfi =,
Ni.iuE pigs. N.Dn9-5.
sheep receipts. l.5c). strong native lambs
mostly iI"oG; !--75 "top. 1913. none strictly
'h"tc" ru.is mostly 900; compared week
aHo Ni'.ns lambs - - J0c higher: na.
t'e' mostly &C NJ. matu-ed wcathers
weak. ewes ycarsnss. feeding aGs breed
.ns STOCK strong to 80 higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

United States steel Products Com
pany. Westinghouse Electric Interna
tional Company. l.. f. Waterman
Company. Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company. Singer Sewing Machine
Company. American Locomotive Sales
Company. Baldwin Locomotive Com
pany. koehring & Co, Kelly Axle
Company. General Motors Company,
PENNSYLVANIA Rubber Company. S. 3.
& Il. w. Fleisher. Inc. Winchester
Piano Company, Middletown Car
Company. Thor Pneumatic Tool Com
nany. John a. Roebling e. Sons. Mem
mems Talcum Company
Otis Elevator Company. Victor
Talking Machine Company. Under
wood Typewriter Company. Johns
Manvilie Company. Joseph II. Ryer-
son & Sons. Autocar Company. Ford
Motor Company, William Rayley Com
pany, the Stanley Works. Kolynos
Company. Indian Motorcycle Com
pany. Royal Typewriter Company,
Coroan Typewriter Company. Dalton
adding Machine Company. National
Cash Register Company. Bennington
Typewriter Company. American Hoisr
and Derrick Company
B i. Goodrich Company. Russell
trader Company. George y. Whit
comb Company. w. K. Grace & Co,
GALLON Iron Works, Novo Engine
Company. American Injector Com
nany. Scot, Valve Manufactures
Company, Dodge Brothers. Aluminium
Manufacturing Company of America,
challenge Company, Rand Company,
kalamazoo Loose Leaf Binder COM
pany. Kubberoid Company. American
IRE and Rubber Company, V. Viva
don d Co.. Fairbanks Morse Company.
Brown &: Sharpe Manufacturing Com
pany. All-hmcrica Cables COMPANY.
American Crayon Company. Wood
stock Typewriter Company. Texas
Gulf Sulphur Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
P|LLSBURY FLOUR MEN
MEET HERE WEDNESDAY
Annual Salcsmen's Convention
TO Be Attended by Adver.
Using Manager.

w. il. Leedcrman. Southern general
manager for Pillsbury Flour Mills
Company. with headquarters in k,ch-
mond. will hold his salcsman's con-
Vention in this cty this week COM
mcncing Wednesday. August % The
territory embraces the entire South
and thirty-ave Iillsbury representa-
tiVcs from Memphis. New. Orleans.
Jacksonville. Tampa. Atlanta and
other Southern cities will attend. Tho
company is planning an extensive
advertising campaign Throughout. The
south for the coming season, la-rcr
IMAM ever before attempted and NJ.
Hutchinson. advertising manager: +.
j. Price. of the sales department. and
faul Nj. Davis. of the laboratory de-
partment. will come here from Min
neapolis. Miss Bessie Murphy,
southern food expert. who has hecn
connected with tho Memphis Com
mercial-Appcal. Will also attend the
meeting
Mr. Leedcrman started coming to
Richmond twenty years ago. and a
Few years later convinced the Pills
pury Company that Richmond was
the logical place for branch Office.
\ year ago. when he was appointco
10 his present position. he 1Eair cor.
f'nccd his company OF Richmond's
advantages. with tn. result that thew
established their Southern general
Office here. although EichmonI is hy
no means the center OF the territory.
The Pillsbury Flour Mills Company
row has branches 1T Richmond. Mem
pEls, New Orleans, Jacksonville and
Atlanta, with number Of Silrsmcn
travelling the South. an under the
jurisdiction OF the Southern general
office at Ricnm6n1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
c.. NJ. & n. RAILWAY
TO BUY SHORT LINE
I Ev Associated rrnss1

WASHINGTON. Aug. lo.-The
Gnlf Mobile and Northern Railroad
appealed TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission today for authority 10
purchase and consolidate with its
own road the entire holdings OF the
birmingham and Northwestern A
small rail property connected with it,
Tho application explained that,
through tho Birmingham and North
western it could obtain direct con-
ncction with the Louisville and
Nashville and Illinois Central sys-
TENS, mus gaining facilities for
handling traffic and chcapennE il.
present coal supply.
The Nashville, Chattanooga and ST.
Lonts Railroad also hled with the
commission application for authority
10 issue $4,000 in . per cent bonds
10 meet maturing Indebtedness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Few weeks. and with n safer basis
ana the termination Of the holiday
season II is reasonable to expect
larger trading Yarn users will not
o"E unless they can sell cloth, and
AS recent advanced prices have been
resisted everywhere. progress. has
peeh only partial and slight. Bun
d'es Tor export have been in small
demand at workable prices. Egyp.
tan spinning have been quiet. bu,
sellers arc fairly well in order, and
many arc prepared to walt
The cloth market has been nuie,
and rather dull. The upward move
ment In cotton brought things to n
standstNl. manufacturers have been
compelled TO hold for tho advance
required in yarn and cotton.
Al figures OF a month or so ago
fairly large business could have
been done. but IL apparently will
take few weeks for the outlook to
clear. Several markets are prepared
to buy At price. and in one or two
directions are rather DESTROYS OF
placing contracts. and while others
do not relish tho general nnancial
outlook. fair business is ready to
b" done when conditions are CON
sidered favorable
&C.. 1922. by Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
A Little Talk on Thrift
BY =. W. Strnus. pre.idcn, .uer,.
can Society for Thrift.

We ara learning more and more
Fhat cooperation is one OF the chief
!enents OF business success. II IL
Phe oil that keeps the great. compli-
fsted machinery running smoothly.
Foo many men have made the mis-
rahe Of believing that they could
eIs" 10 success only through pulling
soTn those ahead Of them Bu, in
phs long run, such. a policy or sell
Sishness and discord never pays. The
illumination Of this factor in a bust
ress organization is as necessary 10
efficient management and progress
ns the elimination OF waste In fact,
Eiscord is waste, and cooperation Is
p fne type OF business thrift
The individual cmploye ~ member
81 the business organization should
hear IN miro that his own success
mus always he in proportion to III.
enccess OF tho institution to which
MS services arc Eiy.I. Thus 10 he
"o-or'ratcs with .his go. workers TO
rhe common good IL" is. nenentius
bis o"n fortunes. and Is IN turn re-
"eivin@ the reciprocal dement's from
his associates cndeavors. We help
ourselves most when hc hsl, each
Cther.
There j. rEhiful place 'u or
Eanizcd business for fair rivalry and
competition among those VINO com
pose tho rorsonnel OF any institution.
There must always bc the Spark or
Initiative. and the incentives that lead
10 personal RESPONSIVENESS Nothing
is more deadly to business progress
than treaGIniii existence ON the
part 20, those who do the wcrk
whether It be mental or physical.
the Individual who wants TO II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
MAKES IMPORTANT RULE
Notes Executed to Obtain
Funds for Advances Arc
Eligible Paper.
WITHIN MEANING Or rHE ACT
Hoard Points Out There Is Dis
rinction between Carrying Tobacco
crop Until Marketed. and Spccn-
lati,c Withholding for High rriccr.

NEW YORK, Aug. l?-Notes Of q
cooperative. nonproht tobacco
srowors' ASSOCIATION. executed for
obtaining funds TO pay growers for
tobacco delivered. are rediscountabie
with Federal reserve banks. accord
ms TO recent ruling OF Federal Re-
serve Board.
Advances 20 growers made by the
association arc hcld TO lie payments
on account Of purchase price, as
agreement which producers made
with association provided that it
should have full control over to-
hacco. and resale thereof. That rhe
sale price was not fixed when
growers delivered tobacco to CO.
operative organization is immaterial.
Members ultimately share ali gains
~ losses resulting from these
transactions, which conform as close
Is {" usual type OF sale as is con-
'sistonf with nature and purpose OF
marketing organization. according 10
tho reserve board.
t>>"rintion'> Notes Eligible.
y, the crow-rs. accepted by that
rsanization. and discounted by
growers at member banks were also
held eligible for rediscounI Though
proceeds OF such drafts arc ordi-
usrily used to pay obligations pre-
Niously incurred. this board held this
did not prevent them from BEING
CLASSIFIED as agricultural paper"
within the meaning Of tho Federal
reserve act, Carrying Of toba eco
crop for such period as is reason
ably necessary TO insure orderly
marketing is q legitimate step in
normal distribution. the board held
II the producer wor. no, able to
obtain loan for such purpose,
he would he obliged tr throw his
crop on the market TO obtain cash
TO meet debts incurred during its
rroduction.
Board pointed out, however. that
there is distinction between carry
'ns tobacco crop until 1t can he mar
Hetcd in an orderly manner, and
speculative withholding in hopes OF
higher price. Such Withholding IS
not an agricultural purpose" with
IN the meaning OF the reserve act.
and reserve hanks may not rodis-
count paper created to finance it,
Distinction between carving and
speculation is question of fact and
rust be determined by reserve bank
concerned, and not by the board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
ACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION NOTES REDLSCOUNTABLE
FIRST NEW CROP RICE
SELLS AT 81 A SACK
E"riy Proiinc Touches Si.35-YieId
!" R"pprted Very Dis
appointing

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 1o.-Thc
hrs' sale Of new-crop rice brougb,
- to s+,V6 sack. Blue Rose. some
Early Prolific brought si.35. Total
receipts TO date arc five carloads.
dealer returned from trim
through the Interior says that TN
IN southwestern part OF tho State
the yield is disappointing. Farmer.
complain OF straight heads Judging
by the appearance Of folds there viii
b" much low-gradc rice"
Eic" exports from New Orleans
during the week hove been small.
For July exports totalcd 44.5l3 pock-
cts. say figures of the Board Of Trade.
Shipments to Porto Rico were $4,000
Ilockcts and TO New York, 10000
pockets
The Board OF Trade. reports stock
as: rough 2ilS4 on August 1.
against 2t.lis a year ago, clean No.
l. 23S.sag. against ss.5oi and clean
No. >. 2,loo. against 3,lS7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
MANY UNITED STATES FIRMS
OEXHIBIT AT RIO DE JANEIRO
Formal Opening of American Building May Be De-
layed Until November l5-Belgium to
Have Large Exhibit.

WASHINGTON, Aug. io.-OwinE TO
construction aud other delays. a post
ponement until about November Is OF
the formal opening of the buildin 4
that viii house exhibits of American
manufacturers at the Brazilian In
tcrnational Centennial Exposition. at
Rio dc Janciro. is now being consid-
cred The delay will give American
exhibitors additional time for prep
aration. The exposition itself will
he tnaucurated September Z. Hrazil's
national independence day. and will
continue seven months.
When II was decided that each ma
ton would have to provide housing
facilities for Its own industrial exit
bitors. the United States Exhibits
Company. Inc, was formed for the
purpose They obtained a concession
Tor the land at A rental OF so cents
per square foot. and their proiec,
was formally approved by the State
Department. which. while not as
Stunning any responsibility. looked
with favor upon the endeavor to
make suitable provision for American
exhibitors.
To make the American building
compare favorably with those Of
"th'r nations which have in course
81 construction. buildings ranging.
from 10000 10 10000 square feet. steel
necessary for building 5000 square
icet was shipped 10 Rio To care
for cost and maintenance. a charge Of
20 per square foot 10 exhibitors was
fixed
Belgium will have the largest rep
reseniaiion In similar building OF
any European country. due TO the
KINGS recent visit to Brazil and to
the remarkable increase NJ brazilian
trade with Belgium. which followed
almost Immediately.
me Following American compa MES
are reported to have taken anacc in
tho American Industrial Exhibits
Ruiidip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
CRUISE BEGINS MONDAY
OF EAGLE BOAT NO. 9
second Outing az the Summer VIII
Inkr Crew Through Chcsnpcnkc
md Delaware River Wnter.

ne second OF the summer training
cruises OF the I. :. s. Eagle Boat No
?. OF tho naval reserves will begin
tomorrow under tho command OF
Lieutenant w * Beard Various
points in Chesapeake Bay and on the
coast Viii be visited. while a run
up the Delaware River 20 Ph.ladel-
phia may be taken also
Rapid progress in new cnrollments
Tor the trip arc reported by Lieu
tenant Beard, who has received per-
mission to accept men for virtually
all naval ratings. Thp many train
ing advantages Of the cruises as we'll
as the features OF pleasure. have
made applications for admission much
sought after. il Is rcportcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
COTTON SPINNERS IN ENGLAND
ARE AWAITING BETTER PRICES
Recent Advance Had Effect of Slowing Down Activity
and Only Those Who We're Compelled To
Bought at Top Prices

BRADFORD. ENGLAND. Aug. 10
The advance in cotton was looked at
askance. and generally speaking only
those paid 1t who We're compelled to
BUY. While 1t was agreed that
higher prices might have to be paid
If the cotton crop has suffered scri-
Gus injury. there was, after last
years experience of crop reports and
estimates. general determination
to hold back until the best testimony
possible is available.
Annual holidays are accounting for
smaller production in cotton yarn
and cloth at present. In the absence
OF somc-rrally important demand for
goods. transactions throughout prob
ably will be small. sufficiently only
TO satisfy current early require
ments Some spinncrs arc much cas-
Ter 10 deal with than others. and not
enough is being dono TO strengthen
order hooks or 10 give that stability
which ~ the best guarantee for fairly
uniform selling prices. The position
OF sellers still shows much variation
More machinery Is running than
for = long time. TO tina, extent tho
situation Is brighter. It is not pos
sibI" 20 say anything satisfactory
about prices However. tho cotton
outlook should bs less obscure in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
PURE ASPIRIN
DISTURBS
DIGESTION
It's Perfected Form Includes a
Digestant and a Laxative-It Is
! Known as Tinsie's LaYe Aspirin

For years IL has kesn fact
known TO physiclAns and laymen
alike. that aspirin 10 = most powar-
full dispeller OF pain.
However. aspirin alone. no mat
Ter how pure, dinturbs dIEestion
and brings about discomfort. The
question therefore has always
arisen. ~aa tho loss of the pain
worth the inevitable a.ter-discom.
fort! This caused people to re.
frain from taking aspirin altho
Hhey realized * would Instantly
rolteve their suffering.
In order to perfect aspirin,
ecientsts worked painItakinsly
for years
At last the perfected aspirin
tablet Is offered 10 the public. 4
tAblet that relieves pain and
doesn't burden the Htomach. 1t is
not 4 narcotic nor habit-fosminE
drug II contains tho pain COM
batting power of 8 grains of gen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
10 Nee, I'm sc,,e,,,,.r

y netting OF the State Democratic
Committee will he ncld in this city
carly in September TO complete plans
for - November election. Every
effort Will he made to elect Demo
cratic Congressman in the Seventh
and Ninth Districts, where the Re-
puhlicans have placed nominee
against the Democrats. State Chair
man II. +. Byrd. of Winchester. will
shortly issue the official call for the
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

Corporation Comm ission yesterday to
build and operate warehouses for
storage and sale and expor, ma,crI.
ais. The officers are J. r. Bennett.
president and 7. Bennett, secretary
treasurer, all OF Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
Pipe Foundry Rcs,,mc..

Li&CHBURG. VA. Aux Ia.-Tho
pipe foundry OF the Lynchburs Four.
Dry company, having been forced to
crosse down early last week bscause
"t the delay In getting pig iron. has
resumed operations Just how long
tn" plant VIII bs operated depends
on the arrival of raw materials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
Dry GOODS

NEW YORK, Aug. 10 --Ruying in pr,.
may dry goods markets today was light
Cotton goods and warns closed steady
itIr."ps were weaker. Raw silk wa.
steady Knit goods wers quiet Linens
arc hough, moderately. Jcbhcrs com.
-" ncd u 'ho buying restrictions i'm nos.d
los u"r haudise managers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
cOTTONSEEn Nh.

NEW YORK AUX 7s-Cottonsecd oil
N~s easy today rs the strong advance in
'.'nn w. OFFSET lay 'h" saESin. trend IN
r'a.N +nt PROVISIONS and a slow t-ads
''r"u1. r"i"urr closed u points lower,
ra' th" 9th months generally Z 20 ,
points no. !'w'r Sales, 20 barrels
ruasrs 80 b4rral. Primo crude. nominal:
n''e sn'nTor yellow spot. $40 hid Sep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

So COO and minimum or $1,000. WAS
granted a charter ny the stare Cor
por1iion Commission yesterday The
officers and incorporators are 7 +.
Keith. president. and T. j. MAY. Sec
rotary all of Kingsport.
Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
New Importing Corporation.

The Importing Corporation, Of Nor.
folk. with a maximum capital stock
Of $4,000. aud minimum Of $4,000.
was granted a charter by Tho State
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

lite sbsorbed easily
Iii Relieve pain sHfekiy
--its keatie laxative
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask Tour Druggist for the "Thre,
Point Box" Therapeutic Research
heorAtorieh Washington. D. C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20

SAVANNAH, Ga. Aug. lo.-ru-p.n,in.
steady. l:3' sales, none: receipts lS3
shipments. iss stock, 1920. Rosin, firm
sales. 80: receipts. i2'S. shipments. 81 .
SI"cA' "'3' Quot II, II, r, F., G., H. I.
S@j; X 5.S. NJ, 80; ~ So VIC sS:
WV SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-20
New bristol Concern.

The Twin City Chcro Cola Bottl:ng
company. Incorporated, Bristol. Va.
"i;n maximum capital stock a.,