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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
SIX Msnufacturin. in w... virginia,

ARkERSBGRG. W. VA. November
"a building, the cost OF which Will
cd hero for Kahn & rcldham, Of Now
York. to be used as silk mill. Tho
building Ia to be 800 feet ions by 65
feet In width and will be OF brick and
conorcta construction. When compIet-
cd 81 Will be equipped with something
like 100000 worth Of machinery and
silk manufacturing WILL he carried on
In all OF It's branches. The plant will
require the employment Of over 800
hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
SONIC OF THE INDUSTRIES.
THE TIE MILLS

The industries of tho county. out
side of general farming and trucking.
arc the fisheries and oil factories, can
neries. sawmlls. Touring mills and
some other smaller Industries required
by tho home people. Among the mills
one may find n curiosity that perhaps
cannot he found anywhere else, and
that la Grist mill known as tide
mill, which means that it is right on
the shore Of the bay. and tho power
which turns it's wheels is tho incoming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
Unhcnrd-of Price. mt I.ynchburr

iNCliBCRG, VA, November q
There Wan rartinl season the f,rst
part OF the week and sales were larger
on Friday. indicating that receipts will
be larger still ncxt week. Sales this
week amounted to 13S.7o0 pounds
The demand for all grades OF to-
hacco was very great. with prices OK
ceedinriy high.
Air-cu-cG tobacco continues to bring
unheard of prices. many lots bringing
from S27 to s31 per hundred
Very few wrappers are Offering. but
they are sought after. and some havo
sold for Si6.
Smoked tobacco OF all grades Ia
Very strong, at prices much higher
than usual.
Tho few suckers Offering are bring.
ing from SO 10 SIS. and there Is
ready sale for anything In tho way
OF tobacco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
rrnnn, Company Increases C.p,tsI.

ti:FpIk. VA. November 3--The
columbian Peanut Company, one OF the
largest concerns OF its kind In tho
NiHi" with plants here and In SUFFOLK.
hi'r increased "! capital stock from
$''.""' I" $4,000" This means en-
'"' cement OF tn" business OF the COM
rHy and perhaps the establishment
OF additional plants, bu, Just where In
mo peanut growing section they will be
has not yet been announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November 81
The Marine Repairing Corporation,
capitalized At $4,000. has been ineor-
poratcd here TO do the business its
name implies X. T. Pullsn 10 the
president OF the company. and r. r..
Bartlctte is tho secretary. Mr.. Bart
lctte says the company Will Commence
operations in very short MhilA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
High Prlces In Petersburg.

JE1ERSBCRG. November 3.--Thers
were heavy sales OF bright tobacco at
the warehouses this week. with very
activh demand for all grades. and the
prices ruling higher than last week
lowing priccs per 100 pounds: sac. s35.
$40. S+5. $40. sb5. $50. ss5. $40. s7a
and SIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
VIEWS AND NEAR.VIEWS,
HINTS AND SUGGESTIONS
FresiAent Willard Throws Out q Few.
Getting Easy to Sell Bonds.
Paper Making.

Daniel S. willard. president of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. has Of
fered some timely suggestions which
may be worth consideration just now.
Here they arc:
Let every person about to embark
upon any enterprise, great or small.
ask this question: Will this help
America win the war? II they will ask
this question Of themselves they Will
have no difficulty In ascertaining the
right answer, for our people are en-
lishtencd and perccptlve. And II they
adopt the right answer. when they
shall have ascertained il, they will
have become good soldiers.
BY way OF illustrating what the
right answer will be. In my opinion
churches should not be built. unless
the men behind tho plans believe that
America will be aided thereby in win
ning the war. and there arc few in
STANCES In which the building Of
churches could not be deferred. Post
ornces should not be built. Unneccs-
sary private residences should not be
quit. Public improvements should be
put or, unless 1t is clear that they
VIII add to tho efficiency of our nation
IN the war against Germany or arc
necessary In the interest of the public
health or safety"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
ALL V|RG|N|A TOBACCO
BRINGING LONG PRICES
Leaf Making Highest
Averages Ever Known Since
Colonists First Grew 1t.
REMARKABLE AVERAGES MADE
Brights Continue to Increase in
Danville, South Boston and Other
Markets - North Carolina Marts
Breaking Former Records.

There seems to be no end to the leaf
tobacco boom. On all the Virginia
and North Carolina markets the prices
are stifl rising. and suoh averages
as were made in tho month OF Octo-
Der wore never before heard OF. and
yet the sales for the first two days Of
November show continued increases on
all grades offered.
Tho deliveries in Richmond last wesk
amounted to 10000 pounds. and the
average paid for tho week was about
S34.5o. a break at shockoe Ware.
house on Friday Of $4,000 pounds made
round average OF s35 per 100. The
breaks were mado up almost entirely
OF sun-cured tobaccos, there being less
than 5000 pounds of primings offered.
On Friday tho offerings were unusual
~ large. and sales lasted until $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon. The cool
spell that camo along last week will
probably curtnil the offerings some
what this week. but the warehouse
men look for large deliveries. ncverthc-
less
The total sales for the month OF
October were Soa.sl0 pounds. which
made ohe remarkable average OF s32.31.
Sales for the same month OF last year
were 2s44oo pounde. average $lo.03.
Increase this yosr over October OF last
year, $4,000 poundB Increase in av-
eraRe paid. s2o.eS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
Monderfnl Eisurc. Era,n pnnrIll,

DANEILLE. VA. November a--The
farmers continue to bring their to-
baceo TO market as rapidly as the
weather permits them TO strip, and
tho sales have been large enough to
occupy the buyers the MINOR portion
or each day.
The quality OF the offerings for tho
week appears to be not of such high
standard as usual but the price. mover
tholess shows an increased average
over tho former week. Every week
since inc season opened In August
shows Il marked increase in tho aver
nRe price over the previous weeks
average.
Tho sales for the month OF October
We're a.3hS.269 pounds. at an average
OF $3.50. an increase of $3.50 over the
average OF the two previous months
The l5.6ss.756 pounds Rold to Novcm-
Der has averaged $3.50. The 1915
crop FOR the corresponding period av-
eraged sl6.65, and for the 1915 CROP
1878.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04
A word TO POWHt1,N
AND CUMBERLAND MEN

IN some counties o. Virginia tho
farmers are just now suffering serious
loss because their on" railroad has .u.-
pended operations, and they can no
longer ship milk to the city These
farmers need no; sell thcir cows. or
consider selling their farms. II thcy
will cooperate In tho establishment
of cheese factories Tho financial r.-
turns will he greater than from tho
averaged dairy farm. Those sections of
the State that are isolated from mar
Eets and nearby railroad tranap.rta-
ton. offer special advantages for
chcesemaking
The farmer living a long distance
from the railroad is at a great dis-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04

Few people not engaged in the manu-
facture OF paper know that it is largo
~ q chemical proposition. and that
the quality, color and finish depend
upon acids and aniline products; and
that the price of chemicals. the COM
moneat and most needed included. has
multiplied many times since German
exports were cut off. Cnsein. alum and
soda ash, all of them necessary in.
gradients in the manufa cture Of pffper.
have increased 800 to COO per cent in
cost since the outbreak Of tho war.
Rosin. which is used for sizing In
paper making, has more than doubled.
and the same may be said OF hlcarhcd
sulphiic and Of satin white. Common
bleach increased 700 per cent, and is
almost understandable. hnilino colors.
which arc used to give tho proper hue
to paper formerly cost 40 cents n
pound. They arc now SEQ pound.
But we arc coming. Some Of these
Things are now being found in this
country. some In Virginia. and by thu
time this war Ia over we will have dis
covered that we furnish all OF tho
ingredients for any kind OF paper The
war is going TO be heneft to this
couhtF! IN moro ways than one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04

The Pennsylvania Railrond has hun
dredS OF women in track gangs doing
tho hardest kind of work with pick
and shovel on the lines east and west
Of Pittsburgh. a foreman over one
Of these gangs, rugged Irishman.
was asked by ono of the officials OF
the road the other day how he was
getting along with his new workers.
"Foinc," confided the foreman. "In this
game you have to call a man every
name in the calendar to get him work
ing at top speed, hut all ] have to say
to one OF these Surrls is, That's great,
Gearic. keep II up and she'll wurrk
like tho divvil. 'Deario' fctohcs them"
Herein is n hint to the big concerns
hereabout who arc employing women
i'll tho place of men gone to the front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-04

In the war against Germany or arr
necessary in the interest of the public
health or safety"
Holland. the fluent writer on
economies tells us that 1t was easier
to float the second Liberty loan than
inc hrst' and the reason. he says, was
mat when the first Offering was made
II was an absolutely new proposition
to the American people In the past.
when government bonds wcro offered.
tho Treasury Department looked chiefly
to the banks for subscriptions Even
In the Civil War days most OF the
government bonds were bought BY the
banks. and after national banking
system was established. these were
utilized In securing national bank cir
cuiation notes. From time to time. as
men who have amassed great fortunes
nave passed away, II has been discov-
ered that in the majority Of cases their
estates contained only II comparatively
small amount OF government bonds.
when. therefore. tho American peo-
pic were asked In June to lend Sc, n0o,-
100000 to hemselves-thut liz. to the
Eovcrnment--they were. on the whole.
rather slow in getting n full under
standing OF what the bond offering
meant. Furthermore, II was an enor-
nous undertaking to organize men and
institutions In an absolutely national
campaign for the purpose OF selling
these bonds and explaining TO the pco-
pie what they actually represented as
an investment.
The American people have now be-
come accustomed. therefore. TO lend
money to the governments: they have
learned that in doing so they simply
change tho visible form OF their pos
sessions from actual cash into some
thing equivalent. and having since
June accumulated n large amount Of
new savings II was only necessary for
the government to furnish convenient
facilities for selling the bonds to every
individual in the United States who
had money enough or credit enough
to buy even n small one.
Therefore, it is assumed tina. if
third Liberty loan is eventually called.
selling campaign will be carried on
with even greater enthusiasm and with
more speedy success than that which
characterized the loan which has Just
closed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
SHORT NEWS
IleolAps ENTERED Tho aparf

BURGLARS ENTERED the aDar
menta occupied by Mrs. Chris John
son and Miss Alice Elliott. 1920
Ninth ave. Monday. and secured
tailored suit aud $50 In cash
SAMUEL G. BLYTHE, special
staff writer Of the Saturday Even.
Ing Post, arrived In Seattle Monday
evening from three month trip 10
japan and China. where he collect
ed material for series Of articles.
RUYaEvARA RASHENTIE, q
Spaniard. living a. Auburn. was ar
rested and charged. with having
been connected with II burglarieB
IN summer residences along the
beach between Tacoma and Seattle
STREET DEPARTMENT auto
mobiles must be licensed unlike
those Of the fire and police depart
ments. according 10 Assistant Cor
poratlon Counsel Walter +. Meie-.
AT BERKELEY, Cal. Leslie l..
Gellatly. ~ Wenatchee. a ". Of G.
student. gave quart OF his blood
IN an effort 10 save the life Of
Miss Irene ~. O'Bricn. a student Of
the university. but refused re.
ward OF 500 for his art
a RoBBER entered the Laundry
Of Chin Wah. 1927 YeBler way. Mon.
day and threatened 10 stab Wah n
he didn't give him cash. The cash
drawer being empty. tho stranger
fed. ~
| A BREWERY truck az San Fray
cisco ran over and killed Cram -
Smith. the f.year-old son OF 10
Paul Smith. 4
FIRE AT Tacoma destroyed sew
eral rooms Of the Carstens packing
plant with "a possible 100000 lo.s.
not covered by insurance.
a MAN. found peeping lntoa
window a. the Annapolis aparf.
ments Monday night was taken
into the office OF the apartment
but on hearing the police summon
ed. he put up fight and made his
escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06

stall g. round steak. sec ~ v~si
chops. sr ih.i pet roast 1ehc III; salt
purk. lie ih. fresh hamburEer. l2tac H.
stalls i1-hts. nea potatoes ihs CSC:
collage zoe. use and see bead; cauH-
noper roc. i1o and sec dry onions -
3D.. head lettuce. tc and ice. parsuspss
ioc lh artichokes I5c. Tor CSC: rhu-
barb. Toe % Yakima potatoes Sc IL
stalls 1881. imported sap sage. isc each
eFr noodles. pkEs csc. home made
mas ounaise. soc IL. cottage cheese. iocf
fruit puddinEs g for use: large Queen
olives. lar qt stall H. crauberfies Sc
ih lemons 100 anH wainuts iSc 70
Stalls 1#-1s 9 ese BOTTLES catsup, ssc.
loo rolls toilet paper. CSC; No. 10 sack
flour tic. - cans sit Vernon milk. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06

MIX stall fresh eggs. SEQ dos: pure
milk g. pt. &C. ct sugar stall. lbs
graduated sugar. SIC. stan 8. boiling
beef l. isc 10. pot roast. loo and lie ~ .
sirluin steak Use H. picked spare ribs.
i6@c III. stalls 4e-AS. fresh soles. SC 10 :
Columbia river smeits. &c 10; fresh her
ring Sc III. lbs 2sc, stall Sc, pastry
flour. 5-lh bag Sc; MIXED oats. s-ib haE.
sc stalls tGa-iss. Ola Holland coffee.
HIS 81 go, domestic Swiss cheese. see
le stan iee. lib. can Ghirardelit'S
chocolate. ssc. Roman meal soc pkg .
rolled oats lbs. csc. stall Isl. dollhouse
cucumbers isc and sec each: onions ?
lbs. lac; cranborries lbs. CSC. Stall isA
health bread. lee loaf, hot homo mad
douEhuuts. i5c doE, stall 1873 Rulgarfar{
cottage cheese lee H.. 2 lbs. s5c: hom4
made Jelly. 10c glass 3 glasses e6c
slrlctlN fresh eEEs. SOC hnz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
PUBLIC MARKETS
t4D>oN,

tfD>DNf
stan % Tbs standard white grass.
lated sugar firs BIG cans cnrnssen
ulfa itr fresh past eafited milk. e a.
e 90 shoe shine g. stalls rs No. u
sack hard wheat flour 81 IS. No. 10 al
ftr 40 bars Laundry SOAP. Csc. :
fancy uee. 1frs ; cans Hawaiian piae-
apple. gee. cans r1ffuri~ss beans. xsc.
rolls toilet paper. Csc. stall 10. frexh
hurinF. acc 0fs ripe olives .er D.
potato chips o. pfs betf minosmssi
ttr Ih Stalls SD pot roast. FAC u
~ai rbops So lh round steak. nc ~
sfai 81 New York sharp cheese. .ke a.
Oregon cream brick cheese. sc ID. iaeAl
hrick cheese. sfc ID. fancy swiss cheese,
str o. fresh ranch cage. sc doA stan.
tt-49. rhuhaFt. Zoe III: potatoes. ice d..
see,liess grape fruit for lee. best sAtlns
apples. 81 ~ delivered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
= = =
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EUffFTIAN rIIHENOLOuIar MD
MEDIUM

EIrfFTfAN rftHENOLpgiar AND
MEDIUM
me Who can asfuaiif tell you what 900
want 70 hnoN without asking single
question. niKra true advice hum 60
Eain success in business and family ~
fairs eaurtshiu and marriage. tells
you shat business L. mnst lucky Tor
YOU and Ntat part - She world vii
y" more surcsssful FOR you al iaeH huN
90 gain and hnid good position. She
tells n The ono fau love 10 true ~ false
gives the maine - your future husband
Or wife. aud causes speedy marriage
with the ono - your choice bfinFs the
separated together mahrs happiness
hsfwe~n man and wifr The madam
ran adFifr hos 80 avoid 81 bad
iuch and ttii influence and trouble. and
sausr sou e. have good fHfh ard sus
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LADY dees rnt tell 60 please Yau. bus
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500 faf many dfsappnini meats in Others
This u the madam fires iiune in -
attic Satisfaction guaranteed or "a
charges Special readings 20 ceutu for
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Hours 60 20 daiiY and Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
Fire Drives Man
to Death Plunge
BY ALTMAN

DETROIT. March 6.-After cling
Ing for five minutes TO the window
ledge OF his room on the seventh
floor OF the Hotel fuller. here. u. ID
Voorhees,. Jr. salesman. dropped
to his death 20 the roof Of one Of
the hotel dining rooms. six stories
below. early today.
Voorhees, sought the window a.
his only means Of escaping flames
which charred his room.
while he chung To the ledge with
death grip. "A dozen guests and en-
ployes OF the hotel leaned from win
dowa In the court watching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
H0YNE MUST STAND
TRIAL AS PL0TTER

WASHINGTON. March G--wer-
.ner Hoyne. alleged German army Of
ficer charged with responsibility for
a plot 10 blow up the Canadian Pa
cific bridge crossing ;he Canadian
border at NancebOro. Mc.. must
stand trial on charges Of illegally
transporting explosives from New
York thru Boston to Vaneeboro. the
supreme court held today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06

stan ~. lbs sugar Gle stall -
fresh raatsurired milk. g. 1t. &c pt stall
iiii pure lard. lbs soc. green bone.
lbs isc. kiPpercd gray fish. lsc ~ Stafi
ia3a garlic, zoe 10. asc can large white
asparagus. s5c crauhcrric~ Z his csc
stall "a. best rice Sc 10 whole spices Sc
box. nov macaroni &c 10 stall 81. poia-
toes. 81 80. se1i, sass and sto0. apples
81 90. 2t.-5 and si.4s. stall Is. onions
lhs. ESQ; oranges. 3 doc CSC. black wal.
nuts. 2 ihs DC. stan 1917. hot lunch
With coffee and pie. iSc. stall 81 home
made iellv ard orange marmalsde. Ice
glass Stale Nl-Se. strained honey. isc n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
SETTLERS MAKE GAY

Some fifty settlers. who settled
upon unsuryeyed government lands.
and on survey were found TO be
within the grant OF the Northern
Pacific Railway Co. held a jollifica-
ton at the Arcade hall Sunday over
the passage OF bin In congress, In
troduced By Senator Miles Poindex.
ter. for their relief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE
" AWRf> riAcf. IMPROVED
rHiCE $500 uut~f

rsrtY wto BATH ard iuproted this
rrspsrty new Boz the Etsi. i.room
house veil and puHp other
huiiainrs fenced snufr berries
and ruit. eeteren and sores
iu place safnr land Sous ed to
gesture faces county rsad VERY
we'll improved lecalitv handy 60
station and school. convenient 90
market some Or the neighbours
are employed taNntaa ioe
farr Terms So cash balance
ste monthly CAN sa1 Sew York
utuek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
CoR~ER

Stall iit. cranberrfes lee ~. rap8-
flower. g.. iec and lie. best Yakima
potatoes. ibn. Zee: comb honey. IL
navel oranges. lee dor sail ip9. hest
ffesh Washington butter. lbs. ~
strictly fresh eEgn. ace dox Oregua
creamery butter. he. ssc countTg rod
oisomarKariur. lbs Sc. Special coffee
10 ih best pssnut butter. isc "a. rtaE
Sliced Premium bacon. sc 10: home
INSIDE potato salad. Ice pit liver sausage
and hni aRna. itc ~. stalls =. =. :. 8 "a
rpast iae "a. and 80. siricin and rpund
steak 1kr ih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06

stalls 5-is. Columbia river smelts .
ms. iSc, lbs. csc, halibut checks isc
ih G. l. market hamburger. tst &c n. /.
pot roast lie lb. Stongs. lbs. isc
prunes csc, Z lee roll stoilei paper 2sc !.
e0c can Hershey's cocoa. 1sc, soc can
imported Italian olive oil zoe stall 81
ranch egEs doz, sec, huttcrnaiik, Ice
sat stalls lo-ll. Winessp apples, 81 90
box stall ia2, 1915 wainuts. lSc II. /;
best citrus grapefruit. for 25c. stall
10, peanut butter, Toe IL
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MADAME LESLIE

80 = - = ~ - - 1911 - -
AND CtAtHNoYANT
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM MADONA

IRE greatest phrsnui1niHt and medium ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-06

T4n~ coffee. CSC TO- cheese sc u
f,ffaF washing powder. sc pkg: salt. a
bag Castle brand raisins. Sc pkg lamb
chops. Use D.. boiling becf iec IL: r~ie-
back iac H. relish. zoe pit. sAnerkratsf.
Ice n sweet re bread iec loaf Hug
rod can coffee. use. X e baking powdrs.
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