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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13
VICTORIA

To-day and tomorrow only-Dustin
Fernum in "A Mans Fight;
Wednesday and Thursday - Gladys
Brockwell in Broken Command
ments."
Friday and Saturday-Tom Mix in
The Winning Stroke"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13

.PARLOR. BEDROOM AND BATH,
Do women prefer Don Juan to Sir
Galahad? Do they prefer the man
with the rosy past to the man with
the roseate future? No matter which
side of the controversy you take you
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13

Mal-de-Mer Victim.
Am subject to seasickness?
Mercy! L need the services of a.,
stewardess if I even see a sailor on
the street."-Boston Transcrint-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13
COLONIAL
REGEN

To-day, tomorrow and Wednesday
A Return engagement of Norma
Talmadge in THE Probation Wife"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13

REGENT
To-day, tomorrow and Wednesday,
William S. Hart in the Aircraft
picture, Wagon Tracks"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday-El-
sic Ferguson in "A Society Exile"
and Charlie Chaplin in The Floor
walker"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13

(Other State News on Page 2.)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13

John t. Doyle, for many years one
of the best leading figures in legiti-
mate stage circles,
At the Majestic is to present his un-
usual vaudeville Of
fering entitled "The Red Flash" at
the Majestic Theater the first three
days of this week. This offering is
decidedly unusual in every point. The
wonderful ability of Mr.. Doyle domi-
mates every scene.
Elsie Mems is also here with her
Melody boys. Her Offering is a mu-
steal of the highest type. Three
the bill. Another episode of The
Fatal Fortune" is also being shown
featuring the most daring woman in
the movies-Helen Holmes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-13

Owing to the numerous requests
received by the management of the
Colonial Theater to
At the Colonial have Norma Tai
madge's latest pic
ture, "The Probation Wife," brought
back to Harrisburg for another pre-
sentation the management has re-
booked this film and is now featuring
it for the first three days of this
week.
This picture is hailed as the great
est thing Norma Talmadge ever con-
tributed to the silver screen. 1t was
shown at the Colonial Theater some
time ago. and it so pleased the audi
ences that ever since requests have
been received asking to permit them
to see it again. 1t is for this reason
the picture has again been booked
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
BUSINESS EHLARGEMENTS
DOWN IN NORTH CAROLINA
'"fton Wills Increase Capital Stock 10
over seven Million Dollars.
More hosiery Mills

The Carolina Mills of winston
salem arc establishing a branch hosier,.
mn II W"lnu; cove that wlli employ
The citizens Bank. of E:dcn;on, has
increased capital stock rom $4,000 10
siNn. 0oa
y bridge 10 cost $685.. is being
erected over Roanoke River al VIII
ltamston under the direction OF the
STATE Highway Commissioner
The ktumac Cotton Mills Co has
en- incorporated a; Salisbury with
S2ou.0nn capital stock.
\ ,Sion,aAo addition is to h. nut on
- tho Grove Park Ian At ashcyiile
The design VIII be the same as the
praSen: building.
The Liberty Eng neorins and Con
structinc 90. has been Incorporated in
Wilmington with $4,000 pail in capt.
tai stock.
\ large increase OF can,,al stock
from s2.ahnooo 10 $500. ooo-is an
nounced for the Hunter Manufacturing
company operates large cotton mills.
The Rank or Chatham. At Si!sr city
has Increased capital stock from sio,-
600 10 s25.0nn.
The Henshaw Hosiery Mills. At OK
ford, has enlarged capacity by the ad-
di:icn Of fifty knitting machines.
\ hotel 20 cos: not less than Sl2Sopo
is 10 he built At Dunn ny the Dunn
Hotel Co. recently incorporated con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
COAL MINING SITUATION
RATHER BADLY CONFUSED
Leading Fuel Journnl Furnished
In and About the Mines.

Last weeks issue OF Black Diamond
an organ OF tho coal trade or the
country. gives utterance TO rather
gloomy views of the fuel situation. 1t
says:
With all the unsettled conditions
mat confront the country. It Is DOUBT
lni IL there y my ono INDUSTRY which
With ! threatening strike that is de-
sonnry WIN u aro Wing mnG ii Iee
down y to 50 per cen! ths past Sa WeeR'
Of aims. Is adding 10 tSis " eontusioSs.
the sd sGsl man a ,ta !. is =, sea
peas 81 "S h"sS's1 any STAN
away situation In prices--a condi ,ion
a, ibis time Of ali times. ' wishes IL
The. labor situation IS, acute The
United Mine Workers arc in session
operators OF nuffalo September Is pre-
pared to demand conditions that seem
ihgly appear Impossible.
However. the labor problems can be
solved. IT depends entirely upon the
spirit manifested by the miner. which
ent belliGerent attitude.
such The Problem . s1s
question OF quantity, and tho guam
tity does not exist. Under tho dilatory
Tactics OF the railroad admin istrhtion
II has been md still In impossible to
use the inadequate transportation adj
vantageous1y.
The attitude of tho director general
who inaints, that while 4 shortage Of
cars does exist. the roads can take
care Of any demands mado upon them.
is making the situation more acute. II
determined policy OF distribution
was placed into eject. II the full en-
ployment Of what rolling stock Is
available. or could DO made available
was exercised, there would he moro
hopeful feeling among the coal opera
tors. However, there In no such dis
position on the part Of the railroad
administration. which maintains that
tho situation Is satisfactory.
Yet. mines are operating only from
two TO three days a week through lack
down. This reduction OF production at
a timo when every ton OF coal posi-
the accumulated trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
TRUCKS IN THE COUNTRY
Hauling Lumber and Wool Eron mack
tnEhnn Connty-State aAa GHvepn-
meat Agents ca Job.
ARYONIA VA Snnf anrnan.l

Especial to The Times D,ppatch.l
ARVOSIA. VA. Sept. 20.-uordon
Elcan. county agent. and Mr.. Bruce,
government agricultural agent, motor
consulting as to various phases OF
AGRICULTURAL and horticultural work.
steps will he taken. With local hclp,
Tor writing up tho tremendous advance
which Buck CHAM County has made.
for II number OF prominent Northern
horticultural journals and government
publicat ions
Great motor trucks or tremendous
carrying capacity. are now employed
All through this county In hauling lum-
Der from the mills. and wood from
the forests To tho railroad tracks.
some OF the trucks carry as much az
i've cords of wood. making many tripy
DAY. and doing tho work OF from ten
TO twenty horses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
LAB0R-SAvlNG INVENTION
FOR LEAF TOBACCO WORL q
A Danvtiie Genius Produces HsnrJ>
Machine Thas Dses the WSYk 81
Twenty Hands.

!spscial to The Times Dispatch.J
men here are mucn Interested in Al
tobacco hanging machine which has
been invented by Lonnie J. Paylor. oil
Danville. who has had two instslled
AZ local plant with . saving OF I'd
per cent on the labor bill. The mn /
chine does the work that scores oh
nero women formerly did and 4 d
WAGES are Nigh. Il Is estimated tina !.
each machine saves the company the
sum OF $4,000 per xnnun,.
INC machine Is A device fifty feet
IN length. and composed of series oil
ooN conveyors. Three women place
uunoies OF tobacco on an endless chain
ana tnih takes the tobacco through am
oraerins' compartment. spears .
e s,.n pundlc and Is turned out OH a
nHe- loot" tobacco stick. ready TO Id
put In the drying machine. The ma :
sh,ho mas a capacity of 10000 pounds
Gay. and turns out seven sticks =
minute. Mr. paylor had the INST ma ,
enlne MADE IN Baltimore on a wooden
niodc! ne perfected He says thai
LABOR ls shortage caused him TO give his
TO be widely used -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
nIg Snlc. nj Rockr Monnt.

ROCKY MOUNT. VA. Sept. 2o.--Re.
ccipts of leaf tobacco have been full
ever! day. barely selling around each
day wt;hou; blocking. The offerings
show less color and more body. tho
bright priminRs disappearing and the
tips composing 4 large part of The
Offerings. Common leaf and lues Drc-
dominate and show the effect OF tho
storm, both in character and the light
ness OF "ciehi WRAPPERS are ap-
pcar:nG ~ small quantities.
Sales Tor tho week AGGREGATED
l.'po.onh pounds. which sold al AN
average of S3a.56. making the tptaui
10 date 100000 pounds Tor an aver
asc OF $500 per hundred rounds
tricrs on all grades have advanced
stc"d''E throughout the week. the fine
grades especially being very high.
some piles selling for 500 and more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
He Won't Drop Dead Any
More

Ny husband suffered terribly from,
stomach and liver trouble. which
caHsed such hloatins OF gas as to serl-
DUSTY affect his heart Doctors warned
him that no might drop dead A; any
Time from this trouble \ friend IN
Cleveland advised him 10 take MAYS
Wonderful Eomshy, and since taking
~ months ago he is feeling like a
Young man again. AN his friends arc
surprised at lis appearances" /, is a
si'nrie. harmless preparation tina, re-
moves III" catarrhal mucus from the
ihtcstinaI tract and allays the imam
'I"''"i "hlch causes practically all
St"inach iircr and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis one dose ui,l
'ohNlnc" "r none! refunded Gram,
'Tug %. and druggists cvcrywhrre.-
.Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
REAL ESTATE CHAT AND
BUILDING OPERATIONS
Giving the Agents Much Concern.
Demand for Such Not Satisfied.
HOME BUILDERS HOLDING BACK
Sales Made In All Parts OF the City.
Son1e Larger Deals Still Hanging
Firc--Buiiding Operations Show
Signs OF Slackening.

Considering the facts that there are
but few more if any, ready made
houses on the market in Richmond. and
that tho high cost Of labor and build
ing material is holding the home build
ers back and making vacant lots prac-
tically unsaleahle. BUSINESS In tho real
estate I'm the past week was fairly
good There was indeed great deal
of activity. but not in ali cases OF the
kind that brings immediate results IN
large sales OF real estate either I'M
proved or unimrroyed.
The agents who arc engineering
deals OF very large proportions ana
there arc several OF that kind on tho
striaE. repor, that for one reason
and anothe. said deals failed to reach
tho finished state last week. and until
he finishing touches are nut upon them
and the deeds arc ready foS rSrorda-
any OF the, details or particulars
Demand for Residences sun Urgent.
Agents have also been active for tn.
past week hunting for "ruady made"
property being still unmet and jus
as urgen, as ever. II An agent hears
OF any on. owning residential property
enccs. and the owner is supposed TO
haTe even a remote Idea OF putting 1t
on re masks; they go RICH, after that
aSsn, n town hes applicants FOR that
k!nd OF property.
There arc owners OF such property
here and there who are ready and
willing. II not over-anSious to sell. hu,
TIE propsriy being now rented. som.
the case. for the urgen, demand right
nov nov is on ne Part OF neople who want
sion right away. However. there are
plenty OF investors and SPECTATORS ny
ing around who are ready TO neEot!ate
for rented property. and go. on the
whole II may be said that any i'm
proved. at least highly and modcrnly
improved property III town or In tho
suburbs Will not lack long for buyer.
that there IS too little OF such property
on the market at the present time.
sales and building Operations.
sales OF improved property were
made last week on several of the main
thor ouEhfares, among them Grace
Franklin. Main. Leigh and othe:.
streets: on Monument Avenue. the
Boulevard. Grove Avenue. Stuart Avcn-
ue and Allen Avenue. Also on Eighth
streets. also on Church Hill and IL the
eastern part OF the city. In some or
the sections named much of the pro-
perty changing hands last week was
OF the bus mess kind. Sales We're also
mad In the newly annexed territory
residential property.
building operations are likely TO
slacken W. some as the frosty days
approach Fewer applications for build
ojifice Of the Building Inspector last
IS probable that no more apartment
houses will be started until NEXT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND
Greater Textile Mills In various States
Government TO spend Much Money
at Key West.

The Globe Cotton Mills addition to
the plant AT Gaffney. 5. g.. will necss.
state tho nstsilation OF i.Ioo new
/ spindcs and viii increase tho mill
capacity ona-third.
The Fairbanks Company arc build.
Ing An addition TO the iron works \,
facturc Of steel whcolbarrows. The
building and machinery will cost
The mills Of the Dunlevy Lumber
burned SrHG" a, a loss of ts:oo'Suo. are be-.
Tho United states soysrnmen, is
work on waterfront improvements at
The southern rinc and Hardwood
caioosa. Ma, with 100000 capital
Tho Ritter scf.Fqstenins Contain
ers' Company has been Incorporated at
Hastings. Fla. with 100000 capital
Gari,aii"cd "a, 500 900 the so soathern
Hosiery Mills. OF Chattanooga. Tenn.
hns knit Sos,ery 5S np,d plant
has beer purchased and plans are he
inf prepared TOR the building. which
empo "S 100 a enSra,iv S'" machinery 10
At For, Worth. Texas. manufac-
,urer Of motor cars VII oG make LAX addition
city "e also osroso,e 0O" manatacsuri ina.
company has been organized at 5000. 600.
owning buildings equipped with a
three still unit, for an hourly capacity
OF 5000 gallons or crcosotc
Charles q Groat. proprietor of the
Groat cotton Mills Augusta. Ga. will
rcbuiid factory burned at a loss Of
$4,000.
The Albany CAla.) Silk Mill. E.rncet
Wright manager. will establish a
branch plant at Decatur. Ala.
Building and machinery contracts
have been awarded for the mill addition
Of tho wahoo Manufacturing Company.
Sargent. Ga. The new structure will
be l04 by 100 feet. aand il Is to cauip.
ped with 5000 spindles. $4,000 to be
tho cost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
COAL MINING IN WISE
New Roanoke Company Buys. md viii
Operate. Mines Near Norton.
Also Coke Ovens.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. 2O.-The Haw-
thornc Coal Corporation. incorporated
with $l"e.uoo capital stock by Roanoke
ton or the following officers: John r.
Newton. IT. president; G. w owens.
icc-presideni. and w. \. Fink, secrc-
tary-trcaSurer.
The company will maintain general
offices in this city, while their mining
properties arc in Wise County near tho
town or Norton. The present holdings
are SEQ acres Of coal land. Machinery
IL hrins put III under the management,
OF w - Boiling general manag ger
Win daily capacity of 400 tons
inc company will also operate nft,
nechiNe cohc ovens at Norton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
SPINDALE MOVES ALONG
Cotton Mills InrRelJ InereAsins Capae
fty-Grent ProErens In the Little
New Carolina Town.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. Sept 2o.-Ex.
tensiNe engagements are TO he made
TO tho cotton mills ut Spindale in this
state. Charlotte architect engineer
having the preliminary work in hand
The Spindale Mill Company will erect
an addition which will be OF brick
100 by % feet. OF mill construction.
This addition. when ready for tho ma
chincry which has hcen contracted for.
VIII be equipped with $3.50 spindles
which will increase the weekly capac-
!ty OF the plant 10000 pounds o.
yarn.
The Spencer Cotton Mills addition.
which has been contracted for. vii.
6c forty foot mill construction ex-
tension OF the present mill building.
" IS 20 be equipped with 1885 spndles.
which will increase the weekly capac.
ity OF the mills over 5000 pounds Of
warn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
NEW BANKING FACILITIES
.hnriottes'illc 10 HIVE Two More
banks, One of Which Is TO
&c National,

CHAIR .oTTESNfLLE. VA. Sept. 20
IN :. short while this city will hav.
TWO new banks. The Commerce Bank
and Trust Company recently organ.
'zcd with 100000 capital stock will
open its doors for business on or about
Tho nrsl day cr November
The Farmers and Mcrrh,n,s' ~,
iionai Banh. organization OF which is
nearing completion. Will probably he
ready 10 throw open its doors before
Shnmatc, president. and j W. Beil
cashier Of tho First National Bank, OF
" Ntheflile arc al tho head OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
CHEMICALS FROM BOOKS
fiant BEING nnlit for En,irrIy New
noMstrI ~ tsrS<rssRviIle, IN

HE'S DEHSOSvILII1, n. c.. sopt 20.
ing and acids from chestnut wood and
acids from other barks that are FAM.
nSs n TINS :onnty Is TO be cstablishtd
Ia Henderson County and adjoining
counties there are forests Of chest,
and acids may be extracted from and -
plant here for the utilization or these
sources OF wealth hss ionr brnn
contemplated. Negotiations for the
machinery with which TO eauip the
WrenshaN plant are now on and the
DEFINITE program Of the company viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

ANY time since the opening OF the
season. many loads having been sold
nj averages 10 the farmers OF from
$50 Ia sNa per hundred. and il was
no uncommon thing for large loads to
average $50.
The commoncr grades have been
easier. MUCH selling at from So to $40
per hundred. and very common acra n
has sold a; from 30 cents To 81 per
hundred. hhou; 100000 pounds were
sold in the Grecnyillc warehouses this
week at an average or near $40 pcr
hundred. THIS includes tho low priced
scrap and all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
MINE CARS IN DEMAND
Virginia md West Virginia Coal %.
eratorA' Activity Snch ~ to Ruaa
Car nuyincss,

HUNTINGTON. w. VA. sept. 90
have o eoa,rs;ed for ,n Inc car H1Impans
lArEemcnt Of their works in this city
Manager f.. f.. Brown announces that
mediate erection OF two new buildings
to be Of brick and steel CONSTRUCTORS
One of these IS to be $50 by 90 feet and
the other 40 by 40.
When these structures arc completed
and equipped with the required mach
inery the capacity OF the long cstab
The i1crease demand for mine car.
from NJ pats of the West Virginia
VirGir}, and KENTUCKY coal fields ha S
works in this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Fall Average. nj areeox,,,.

=. GREENNlLl,E, y. -, Sept. 20-With
T. NJ. the ioose-lcaf tobacco sales
have blocked each day this week IN
10 last evening the leaf has poured
INTO GreenHi!ie by wagon and BY trucks
and automobiles al all hours Tr ths
day and night many sellers coming
Prices on the good ana ,nn io,,
have been higher this week than a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Combination Mills at Spencer.

SPENCER. y. e. Sept, eo-Gobbel &
Sons Milling Company. Of this city.
nave completed plans for the erection
and oneration OF Mourning mill here.
The plan is 10 make ii primarily >,
corn min, but i; Will also have Uhsa ,
Srindin. department Wit, a daily o..
nariiN OF tWentN-fiNe hnrrcls Of flour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
skirt n.kera Org. ala. !. Dawn.

DANNIl.LE. VA. Sept. 2o.-The Da Il
River Skirt Manufacturing Company.
been oraanizcd. James ID. HarrIxon is
the president. and A. NJ. Aiken. secre.
tGry-trsaaurer. j. N. Richards viii hs
The general manager. THO COMPANY
expects TO commence operations with n
tho next ninety days and viii emn,o"
seventy-hre or 100 hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Chase City FIN. nm OPENING

CHASE CITY Va, Sept 20 The
leaf tobacco selling season opened nor.
with some what larger rcccIpts than
mao been expected The off. rings con
sisted o! primings ana a good shrink .
ling OF the inner goods. an Of il being
bright. NJ grades except IN. YER,
common SC higher than at the oucn-
this week was a fraction over $40
per hundred. including primings ana
all the lou grade. 80"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Branch nnnk IN ui,kc. co,.

NORTH W1l,k ESEDRO. y. .. Sept
20 -The new bank at Ronda in this
, wilkes county il branch of the
DEPOSIT and savings Sank or this
place. The branch hank commenced
business last Monday with Glenn
w rcnn at The cashiers desk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Ace MARKETS OPEN AND
: TOBACCO DEALERS BUSY
Heavy Deliveries OF the Bright Weed
- in All the Eastern North Caro-
.-s - lima Leaf Marts.
':AoLD BELT MARKETS. START OFF,
HtSAes: Figures Ever Known Being
Paid for Fine Bright Lcaf--Cum.
mon and Lower Grade Stocks !.
Little on.

: The receipts OF suncarcd tobacco on
tho Richmond market last week
amounted TO only about co.ooo pounds.
consisting entirely OF n-i'n;ngs. There
was small sale al one of the ware
houses on Tuesday and small deliveries
lat all OF them on Friday.
The nriminks are OF course OF the
iov grade and there seems to be hu,
little demand for them amons the
Richmond buyers. At any rate they
stare SLOW and sleepy at bidding. There
was no improvement whatever III the
values OF the goods over the prices
paid the fret ~eek of the season. tho
: ,av.rag. being not over $3.50 per 100
pounds. The growers arc rather CON
: graduating themselves taat they saved
eofstpa ratfreiy few primin%> from this
years crop.
Tho reports from the hrish, mark
cts, summed up. tell the story 90 lower
rr;eea for very common goods and
SIM sleeper figures for the good. fine
and extra Ane grades
The South Carolina markets have
sold out and the warehouses arc closed
Tor vhe season. The Eastern North
and all OF them have had heavy &c
I; eetpts. In some OF them the ware
: heusc hoors were so crowded as TO
= cause blocked" sSies.
Old Belt Well underway.
The old belt bright markets. both
in Virginia and Sarth Carolina got
we'll UNDERWAY last week and had fair
~ large receipts. Some OF them beinS
IN their oneninE week. Mad heavier
receipts than had been expected. Win
atom. Salem. Durham and Henderson ~
Gstpl!na and South Boston. Chase City.
kenbridSe and South Hill IL Virginia
all report larger deliveries than look
/: rd for so early in the season This
indicates that the farmers scncraliy
!; ere showing an indication to convert
their crops Into money as soon
possible.
= Some az me reports indicate. or at
-3ease hint, that the early deliveries
SEre showing that there not AL
.ScEetner as much damage by the foods.
and then by the drought as the first
.etsras set forth.
The special reports below partially
tell the tobacco glory OF last week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
Good Sale. mt Dnn,1,,c.

D.AEVUII4E. Sept. .o.--Tho sales o.
bright leaf tobacco on this market for
the second week OF the season wore
larger than the first week. amounting
10 about GOO 600 pounds
The offerings consisted largely OF
, j, rtminEs with considerable quantities
each day of the better grades and these
}. latter sold very high making ;hc
3 average price for the week for all
offerings a.oupd s33 per 100 pounds
Fine wrappers and cutters with color
: and body arc higher than they were
+. ~ this time last year. while the very
common grades much lower anC
everything from that up 10 medium
somewhat lower.
Weather conditions are such tina
Lighter receipts are looked for ncX
week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
kenbrldse Gets in the swim.

kENBRIpGE. VA, Sept .h.--The
kenbrid:c market opened Tuesday Tor
the sale Of leaf tobacco. and sales for
the week amounted 10 100000 pounds
ing. considering the quality Of the
offerings. which were mainly priminrs
u Is thought that tn. better grades
VIII he coming IN more literally when
tne weather becomes favorable for
marketing,
.Sany yet grown in lh,s section 40 !.
is Thought that this market wil, ont
90 us record 10! high prices Weights
are also better than anticipated Sine.
space has been doubled here and iacii4E
ties are second TO none for handling
this years crop.