[Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
FREDERICKSBURG, VA? July 18.?
The Indian Creek Fertilizer Works, at
Jyrdton, Northumberland County, has
been purchased by New Jersey capitalists and will be converted into a
dye-manufacturing plant. New machinery is being installed. The firm
is the J. T. J. Corporation, and the
plant will be in full operation by September 1. J. R. Richards is superintendent and C. B. Hall assistant. There
will be a force of thirty men.
BRITISH USE SAME TACTICS
AS AFTER FIRST BIG ATTACK
Concentration of Gunfire Cremen's Sinn
of Where.? a Infantry Charge
Will be.
BY KILDERICK PALMER.
AT THE BRITISH FRONT, Tuesday.
5 P.M. (via London), July 18.?On
that map of varicolored patches at
headquarters, which shows it a glance
each day's progress of the offensive,
there is one for today's work, up to
the hour of writing, so far as known,
north of Ovilers, and another west of
Pozieres. The British apparently are
following the same methods, after the
second big attack, as after the first,
fortifying the positions gained, stalking
German machine-gun detachments,
taking needful tactical points and fell
in their way systematically, while
their concentration of gunfire gives no
sign of where the infantry is going to
act next.
"Shells!" said a gunner, who rarified
the days of mun
  It is no longer the case of asking for more, but of somebody in the rear asking over the telephone if we have enough. It cleared after yesterday's rain, which did not interrupt the shelling of 206,000,000 Pounds of Manufactured Rubber Products Last year the United States Rubber Company, the largest rubber company in the world, manufactured and sold 206,000,000 pounds—10,000 tons—of rubber products—from elastic bands to automobile tires. 