In view of the fact that for many years an attempt was made to carry on a woollen mill near Kiangnan a report in the "Japan Advertiser" of an American enterprise on similar lines is worthy of notice. It may be remembered that the mill Deliveries of Machinery Ordered in 1919-20 and Signs of Fresh Activity After approximately nine months of quiescence, signs are not wanting of a revival in the demand for power plant in China. From the middle of 1919 to the summer i mentioned, a Chinese concern, was 1920 a great number of orders for originally managed by Belgians, all purposes Were placed—for cotton who, however, left after the first and flour mills, silk filatures, few years' operation. Thereafter tramways and electric light works, the Chinese carried on the mill The south of China was not es-themselves, but owing to the un-pecially active, and the further suitable quality of the wool pro-cities in the west showed few signs curable in China, the business was of industrial awakening. Changsha was slightly interested in finally abandoned.
The statement in the "Japan cotton mills, but generally speak-Advertiser" is as follows jing the wealthier communities "The American Woollen Company beyond Hankow confined their will build a factory for the making enterprises to electric and tram-Jof woollen cloth either in
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