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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
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First Christian Church

tC"mnnrary place OF worship William.
Fox School. ?300 Hanover .sycnuct
Rev ". T. Walters. -. -. pastor
II y. NJ: "rrcparatiou for service
communion Service
l.. ~: Human Ncrds'-tEc fourth
oi = s"ri"~ Of evening sermons On
iii" Last Words "f christ.
9:ti y NJ; sunday School
4. NJ: Christian EnheaVor
Tho Church Where YOU WIZ Feel
nj Home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
st. Johns Evan gelicaI
Lutheran Church

Temporarily in the Runncr School.
Twelfth street. between
Marshall and Clay)
Fourth sunday n Lent. PREACHING
by tho pastor at II y. NJ. Subject
1t j. Finished"
SUNDAY School at ?:30 \. ~. Mems
Bible Class at 10 y. NJ.
I.cntcn services g.. .ry Wednesdays
night at o'clock in the parsonage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

E;ah9i = \ calisch win speak a,
I hcth Ahabah synagogue. this morn
| the Pendulum" The public is wei.
come n ali services At Beth Ahabah.
The Junior Circle o; Christ Church
: " orl> crS' Association will hold IA sale
OF home made pies, cakes. bread ana
candy at Sixth and Marshall streets
today
Th" Sunoay program Of The Fulton
sunday school al $50 y NJ church
services at II - NJ and y l.. NJ. Rcv.
.. {. Williamson preaching at both
meetings: amd Christian Endcavor at
':i5 =. NJ
ELDER Miller. OF WASHINGTON. -.
9. NIL preach q the Primitive Zap
~ Ehureh of ,rwcnty-rishth street.
next wcck. The members of tho
church invite the public to attend
tn" meetings
Ia order 20 assist the government,
- Us industrial employment; survey.
- j. conway. manager of the Public
"nlr!oNm"nt Bureau OF Iichm"nd
ana commissioner Of Labor Iiirsch-
"riS HAY" been appointed to aid Ill.
go'crnncnt in this district;
r>ii,, v.i, 'S,"'; Il nI'''t"r OF the
s,md,, Tt' ~ IN !" S"in, mS'iinE "i tn,
and rrhIic IJr,ith INA ,hc S,,,o w -, ~ ~
Social \-.nri.s ,nLa, ~ @ ,r, "'
meeting wiII III. hnid 49,, -.
HroaL !Str..t ''"S'
Monte S,nuc's bn,,i,. 8, ~
plcte Tho rrcsiJ"n, nf IN, I-,i.n,,
states rode 10 h!s igau.:ur,tion il, a
Packard \ iciorr,m f,n,n 49, 49,. -
nounrvd The fact ina; i'rnsi,irn; iI, ~
lng bought u new twin-SiN for his
personal us'a. and used il for the first
Time ia the Inaugural procession
l'I. !. j. spencer. one uf the fore
most ministers among the Disciples
OF hriSt Viii conduct special meet
ms az Ia" Hanover Christian church
nn'hE iom"rr"W lie has been
~ .N,ntE-SNS !caFS n" pastor Of
Ion. ny ana Is known nationally
ahii;,, """ N''''' "' marhed
In = lis. O.. un,li.,r,. r,,. df,.i.t,
.t;n..,.iutm,d.,, ;F,"ii w = ~,
lays NO NJ -, No. -, 'r'a'
nItr,,,t. rrH,, <." 81 - ~, "p
4. EVt,.n,g Ir,,,, 49,! ~;
- b.y,,i ''',,H an, 'n''
comfy ,.nrr n,,j,,.; :,,i'. y - .,!'''
lTp,.riS II,,, S,n.c 't''" "' ~:
,,,,,l H'i'' lh''i'''hi %!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
IN I'riSr.
Bloadus Memorial
Baptist Church
CORNER send and T.. Broad Stsp
w T. Gibson. Pastor

niblc school at $50 :. NJ. y. q.
N'Cab" superintendent
l'aStor'S subject 81 ! =. Nj. Fish =
crs Df Men" NJ - NJ; - rrick
OF Tho pevil and How 80 Turn 1T
Scuior and Junior l.. Y. l.. L" :
. II.
Revival service. each might OF tho
week Song service $50. ,'rCIrh'nr at
T.. Nj. ht Ecr Walter l."rElii"r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
st. James Episcopal
Church

Morning Prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock.
SIS
Bible Classes for men and women
in The Collegiate School. lGl? Monu-
mcnt Avenue. at 10 y. Nj.
Confirmation Class in the churth
sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Holy Communion each Thursday
during Lent ut II -. NJ.
Union Lcntcn services Friday after-
noon at o o'clock.
Tho rector. Rev. G.. Ffcland Peter,
SUNDAY. and tho assisi,.nt minister,
Roy. Carl 8. Smith, Ia tie cycnin E, e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

Rabbi T. y Calisch will speak "a,
Beth Ahabah Synagogu TINS n"rn-
!ns at II O'Clock on THE Swing Of
the Pendulum The public il, vel.
come NJ ali services at Beth Nhabah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

The Junior Circle OF Christ Church
WORKERS Association will hold IA sale
OF nome mad" pies, cakes. bread ANA
candy at Sixth ami Marshall Streets
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
st, Paul's Church

9 ;SnnahH school amt Hibic Glasses n,
-, y W. i.iiany and Communion a I
~ ~ NJ. Musical prelude ai -" -
w. E'eh'I'G ir"Ner at S:l5 l.. VI.
NJ the ! o'clnch service. Tho zoo.
o"t-, E"v. W. Russell Bowie. H. ID
~ pr':Lc , ne Forth OF It series Of
~ sermons on What Mems Sn,,ls
Are l'unGr; ""r'-"rraycr as prcv"n
Power" - 'o'V vi
;, \, SD his subject viii be John
n,umyan.s l'tisrim Progress IN"
.uru "' q series OF four sermons on
tUr". ''''c'a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
Christ Church

Ncnab!c and Twcn;y-sccond STD
sunday services at l, y. NJ. and
L. NJ. Wednesday AZ J.. NJ. Satur-
days. =. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
City News in Bi.f

Cl"rh Walter Christian y.stcrday
issued marriage license TO STANLEY
.. Till"r and Mary T.. Taylor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

Tn" SUNDAY program Of the Fulton
i'rJSb%:citan Church is as follows
sunday school AT $50 \ NJ. church
services at II y NJ. and l.. NJ, RcV.
9 {. Williamson preaching at hcth
meetings. ana christian Endcavor at
1:iJ =. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
First Baptist Church

Preaching Ly the "a >,or. Er. Geo.
W. Mcdaniel. ~ II y -. and l.. Nj.
SUNDAY school. beginning ~ $50
a. Vi
-. Y. L. T., from . To o'cloc& in
tho evening.
Ecgirnirs sunday. special services
viii II" hold "v"r% might i"l ~"
weeks i'm tho F'.rSt BAPTIST Church.
with nr u. II. wharton. oi Balti-
more. Md. preaching Tn" "t"rus
choir VIII To-. led by Me.srs. shop
h,rh Web, and ioscrh Whit Hr'orc.
Sn,.ial music "A; az y service.
The. ruIlic IL cord lily invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

- g. Carston. a director OF the
'fiid Welfare League Of America
VIII address u Joint meeting Of tn,
students %! tn" school Of Social Work
and l'uhiiC Health and tho school oi
Social agencies today al - noon. Tn.
meeting viii he held at l22S l2aS;
Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

Elder Miller. OF Washington -.
e. Viii preach at the Primitive Hap-
u~t Church. of rwcniy-ciahjh street.
Monday and Tuesday evenings OF
next week The members of tho
church invite the public to attend
tn" meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

Ia order 1" assist the government
~ its Industrial employment; sIrvcy.
T.. j. conway. manager of the Public
employment Bureau OF Richmond
ana CcmmiSs Toner Of Labor IiIrSch-
berg have been appointed to aid ;h.
"o'crnrnvnt in this district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05
~ H"tr> rrnrtaii..
y Silv has secured I

MaYor AlNsIIc ms srcUred frnm
various cities az Nir-.fia a;,d .lse-
whcr" figures shori.Hg ilt& pri-c Of
shows III pric" Of gas N I:iChno rd
is far below most cities In New
York there Is now great agitation
on bccdusc OF tu' announcement Of
"a raise In prlro from .S1.3O 20 $l.j0.
In that CITY there are several com
petinC companies Thr tahi" shows
the following.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

Monte stones happin..s is com
plcie The President Of the United
states rode 10 his Inauguration in a
Packard. y telegram from Wash
ington yesterday 10 Major StOn" an
aoun."d the fact tia; ircSi,icu; Hard
lnG bought new twin-SiN for his
personal u.s.. and used il for the first
time ia the Inaugural procession
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

F"tit.on IN lmNolunia-y bnnillunt.,-
was lied IN the clerks o:nc- o; tho
United states District Court ycstor-
day 10y | j. shaw. J. &. Evans n 90.
and n l.. Adamson. who aver that
'h' y \. trccorS' 90. If South Eicn-
mond. is iuSolvcn; Tho pctitioncrs'
r'rNcSt ior q receiver was granted
by Judge Wadiill Who named ! VI.
lNrn"r as receiver, requiring him 10
tiN" a bond in the SIip Of s" GOO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

l'r. |. j Spencer one of the fore
most ministers among the Disciples
OF christ. vii! conduct special meet
,n@S at The Hanover Christian church
beginning iomurrow. lie has been
.cr iN'ntN-siN years the pastor of
ih' Central Christian Church Of Lex
'"&t"n. Ny, ana IS known nationally
as u speaker and writer Of mark ed
ability
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

The !ni.rurhan train of ,hc Vir-
SInta hallway and Power company
Whlch now leaves Petersburg a. 1885,.
March 10 TO 1855 O'clock N urdc,
mat connection may 1r made with
Norfolk and Western train No IL,
leaving Norfolk around 3 o'clock at
night and arriving ~ Petersburg q,
lp:io o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-05

In lis; al appli,an,s for division
%;up""ini"ndcnyi.S publ shed several
rlicdn; from Nan ecmord county. II
=. Williams. from Leo county. and
- y Davidson. oI Buckingham
County. we're omitted iuadvcrycntiy.
iiHiriS lIHr'. S'at" Supyriutcu,lcn: Of
Public instruction. announced y.stcr-
dav.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Nariir., Gulien and iatput rnr,on
fiuiifrE NluuDrff Martinez ffurrN. THf.
duurta aua wife lsnacio Iari.nein jim
WHmni l.Nnn Wnmnl CUR nh"Ifn
and 10 gohn cnmpnsIuc tnr nrm uf iur-
nnltim mud fohn. Elfuinn Ruiz and nue.
tnnd. Nucnmss Ruiz l's'f,f Arrltns urd
husband fnhu Airirns Hrr dnfr udNufH.
and ftiH urtiilnu nllrEIr- chat nu f.h-
ruar, IYil s. D. l1l. i'iHintlN CTS
adopted the brncflt 80 rnnptcr u of
tNr f4tn.fuI IutNs Of tho state az NtNHH
hainr IIuo 2g gharior co. 90 ihs Revised
s,ntit,.t of rtid state Thli ou luly jnth
fNf- flulntiff Ciy issutl co. Plaintiff
cuniranf r'riurnp du|' rNecuir'. inr
tie UrUrHfn rrHt 81 nHtNe Is portion OF
'rHtiOI street iN -Hid fitf distance uf
iN47s fert ou tho sue ure" am
bee nont ~ AMI ahutiinH Un i@at H.i0 ~
~ u Buck gi lioHoh Subdivision az Ni"
HItt .l Corpus christi NuarHH Cow g. A..
Texas. uayuhit 30. defendants. Nnririn
Nliuuf Mooafncr 90 3d. true CORY ~
which certificate iH HitHrhti 49, PLAINTIFF
hihn "N' Thu saiu crriiicntc sciH
forth fnUI Dos fiff 100. Hf rr lfiiI nance ih"iN
wars lNti". b." NH-' "'i'"uf "nilnr
Rive ifnndtfl sotrntcnn nud N3-luo Dol
lars HcHlnst raid property and defend
ANTS Virginia Wilmot Wocssucr - alt
Dunera III tpid property said certificate
flrthrr ccrti0n .uhstanuaii2 900 W' iu'-
iuuur tu-wN That nAid assessment 10
t.nt4llD fr aald i'DurRrv ur "H. .eut in
iNn equal insiHlIiln mrs ntl"r lNf lIh.
lN1. aH follows ono within Ten tlNl
dHfr. one two on years Aretr date. tFnr
ur,r o9 years after dht', and One four
Dp ftn# after dnir ingcih'f wan W.
crest thereon frDW @tid rtir 70 i"i"
of slrhf Ict cent nrr HunHW nav fNr Hn.
uuulH ihlt nm owne' haN right lN n'N
nnN InHtnllm'nts before inai wa.
vas i.,ied hy virtue Of said ori,aa nec
.ud 0ihrl nf'eociinsH 81 t.m
NilluN Tor fHNhiNhi ny hHlA hNtthHHhA't
Nlfgln.s Wllmot Wnesrner - %,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07
LEAGUE WORKS.

Sweden has accepted the ycr-
diet Of the League Of Nations ar
biirators in tho Aland Islands
case The award was la favor Of
Finland $ claims and against Swc-
den = and j; was feared that the
latter would refuse 10 accept on
the ground that the award was un-
just
Such refusal would have made
n farce OF the whole League Of Ma
tions arbitration program and
would have come pretty close TO
destroying whatever confidence
there is in tho league aS an agency
for peace and justice ameng the
nations
The award was q bitter pill for
the Swcdcs. bat Ia tin interest OF
international good will aud as Am
evidence Of their faith iu the
league, they have swallowed it
The precedent thus established
is Of the very greatest importance
as showing the possibilities IN
volvcd in the league theory that
even the grayest controversies
between nations must not neccs.
sarilv lead to war
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07
AMERICANS CREED.

~ believe in tho United states %
America as government o. tho
people. BY tho people Cor tho poo
pic: whose just powers are derived
from tho consent o. the governed
a democracy in . republic, a SOW
creiqn nation Of many sovereign
stn,esi perfect union, one and
inseparablc; established on those
principles OF freedom equality.
Justice and humanity for which
American natriois sacrificed their
lives and fortunes, !, therefore,
believe i 10 ny duty 90 my eoun-
Try 20 love a. 20 support is con
ssitutior. 90 obey its laws, 60 re.
spec, ito fsp, and 20 defend Il
aqsirst al enemies"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07
JACK JOHNSON CAN'T
BOX IN JERSEY CITY

a. 1fn Associated Press.
STEW YORK. lulN lnc. IHnWnn
fermrr hcavywoieht champion 81 thF
world who vlli hD released from i.'aN
onworih pcniiNHiimS ueAt SUNDAY viii
nol box m dorsey cay while thr rles-
est state hoNuE commission D. 500
office
TnHt wac the statement of chairman
Robert a. pohrrN here thiH Afternoon
~ bon told % rep"riH thnt uirnpit
would Dee made 90 match johnson ~iih
iinrN Wills iu "a Jefsey cts rinf neAi
month
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07
II ~ 90 srATN n -


fra fna sheriff or ans Constable ui Nn-
rcf County Greeting
Nun arc hrfeh, comma nnNd GO SUNNI ~"
milan Wumoi Francisco Mafinrt Nl-
frdu MARTINEZ Nnrg Maiunr1 l.ne
i'elI,nno rcna. Ouhcla MARITIME ,iuh
SIS lttnNr Gnnlen Ninceute Mmin,N
ururfiH anil lsnartH .aiMfH'th N
uiatlrn publication ~ this citation
onsr nd eaoh vrch Zen fnur seF .eNaiN
,rrAa t,l.,ious to ihf return Jay hri"fi
iu auut0 ut.w snni,yr Published lh n.i
County. ii There hv q ntWrptprt r''NN
SD thetciu hui ~ not then W ans n,Nr
.latD.f unh lhicd ii eaiA 2htN llmiriM wv
Ot i4t ~ there hn ''' ner .p'h
rhrl in tNr sald 2Sih . ldifi" lHti 4,
r,rn m D. neWupnpel Published ir h,
Yr,st IIstrloi as said ssh indit lal
Nstrief io nnnOsr az The neNt rtf"ai
.r.fi uf fhs District tnuff or NN"fff
tuufe Oh Dos holden pi frc court ltV'l',
iherO0f iu Corpus thiistt on me ins'
M0uiut iu iuil. 4. =. N-i s
hf ihr .5ih day ~ JnlN 2, ~ A
U.n Hud fhDro GAP answer "a rnhuoh ~
~ Id 1871 lu q suit numhcr"0 On hi'
dnrLtt uf .nld ipurt SO. tnlN Wltfch
fhe CiiN ~ corpus CHRISTI anf ItNt|
Nttu- ilthif company, are pialnNiir Mit
virginia Wimnt WUevsueu loutse WI
mot sam wilniot lm.n Wilmoi. "enrE
WllmNt ana wife, ~ Nl"v, h"'i
Wiimut gnichpr and huspand VIM. j
sniehcr. Sam Wimni a. guardian o. ~
estate 81 ilmn Rodriguez AMI Jesus i'''
uriirg MINORS. Juan Eodflfnrz' irh4
Rndiglef iimily MllWOt Natp and nus
band. Wolf karp Francisco MARTINEZ
Alfr.lo Martinez Ynos MARTINEZ zen
aud husband, Felcolano ieEa' ophel'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Turkey has passed law re-.
qniring all mon above 25 years TO
marry Immediately The penalty
for Noncompliance is d quarter OF
the Offenders income frauce At
its athletic carnival, awarded
prizes which can be- turned into
cash partially when the winner
marries, and partially at the
births Of his first three children
II appears that matrimonial ideas
in France are still somewhat IN
advance Of those IN Turkey
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Nhore the Poles made ikeir
mistake IA Russia was in not
throwing a soap and water bar
rage.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07
RAILWAY HEADS
CONFER IN CITY

Occutinucd From Page -
fluset and MOST Important ur The ruf
coast is in my uplniuu. an assurod
TACT" one official said. "and perhaps
your own resources mas hHVe heon un-
estimated For Instance the MUM
hDr ~ surrounding cnHnilrs the ad
yuiorsm taxes of which. instead Of eo.
Ink 60 the state. win Dee diverted To-
making your port and hHrhor facilities
VII continually increase in amounts as
90. development which Be- sure to fol-
low wll Increase. l'or many wears
deep water has been the dcsiro of this
por hui YOU have always nrkcd what
vote NOW have ana what wiI in,ioasc
hy leaps and bounds once tho uolt b.
desirnntrd tonnage Tonnage - cs-
rcntai and it is tonnage which has
hcon your drawback heretofore"
HAVE FINE SITE
IS beautiful Htr for is harhor yul
have always had bur no TONNAGE fi,
g. Now you hnNc hrih Your tmule,
a uult nwnitins an outlet D. un
% matter 90 competitive htrhor % d.
not a ca-e of trying fu tnke snmo Trims
from someone ,lsc ~ is n n,rofsitt
for mr. continuance ANA ncfotsrl ifaf
fic Of 81 territory unsurpassed in ufu.
ductivcuoe with present pfuduruo.
uf au ordinary omplto ard tNl De- goo
sihiliti,H ha8o hnrdls necn euno into.
"'rho miiWu,H the r,nrh uf thc
state. of other aintD aud thU Ontir,
cuunfr WHO have rlNru tho HNtcr
Il thonehf have iaith H the ultimate
su,crss so ttn project Hrd ONE who is
familiar with the rrn situation cNH
sac a ftuIle.tIIn of 10 uf .tr ,.tslX unfa.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Tho cabinet win have no vnea-
ton Capitol puni.hmeni
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

The vacalinu da2c comics when
you find vou'ro hroho
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Women win De gIrls
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Rare compleNions are often well
done
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Marry iu haste and repent the
same why
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

divorce laughs at wedlock-
smiths
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

The roilroed larc Seldom is
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

----~--------~-----
The railroad fare seldom iA
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Two's crowd IN some flats.
---------------------------
divorce laughs at wedlock
smiths
Rare compilations are often well
done
-----------------------a--
Marry iu haste and repent the
same way
" Asylum lnsanitary head
line. Full Of bugs
-------------------------
The farmers cau raise every
thing except money
------------------------
Some men ere good fishermen
others can't DC.
------------------------
Tic vacation da2c comics when
you find vou'ro broke
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-07

Two's q crowd in some flats
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-04-29
Pennsylvania
LANCASTER, Pa, April 13, 1872

LANCASTER. Pa, April 13, 1921
The Lancaster packers are still look
ing for likely lots of the 1920 crop, pick
ing them up here and there, wherever
a good lot is to be found 1t would
hardly be supposed possible that any
part of the county had escaped comb
ing, so many buyers have been out, yet
now and then buyer runs across a
grower who had not been visited by a
single packer or his agent. 1t is pretty
generally conceded that there is not a
great deal of fancy tobacco left unsold,
and this is going at 10 to 20 cents.
There is considerable mediocre tobacco
to be had, at Is cents and under, and
some has been selling as low as 10
cents. The growers appear to have
lost their nerve and are beginning to
phone the local packers and offer to sell
at almost any price, is reported by
Slade in Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-04-29

Edward M. East, professor at Har-
ward, has developed leaf called round
tip, wrapper which it is claimed has
qualities found in several other desir-
able varieties, but combined in the new
leaf. Considerable of this new leaf will
be grown in Connecticut this year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-04-29
New England
HARTFORD, CT., April 13, /,

HARTFORD, CT., April 13, 1921.
Speakidg from the growers point of
view, all attention is now being paid to
the cultivation of the 1921 tobacco crop.
Weatherwise, nature has been good,
lately affording abundant opportunity
for growers to get lot of work done.
A cold snap is now impending, accord
ing to reports, and if it materializes the
work will be retarded. Advancement
of seed beds has been satisfactory up
to this time and it is barely possible
that transplantlng may be week earl
ier this year than last. Sterilization of
seed beds has been quite general this
year.
Warehouses are now closed Tor the
season. There is considerable individ-
ual packing this year. This applies to
those who did not sell their crops.
There will be little if any increased
acreage this year. IS. A. B. in Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-04-29
New York

New YORK, April IA. 1921.
The following summary of the domes-
tic leaf market in the Tobacco Leaf
covers the situation:
just at this writing the domestic sec
tion of the leaf market may be very
briefly summarized On the filler end
there is absolutely nothing doing. There
is rather steady, though very modi-
fed, hand-to-mouth movement in bind
ers which shows some signs of strength
ening. At the same time holders of
desirable grades of both binders and
filters demonstrate their faith in the
future of the market for these types
by steady though conservative pur-
chases of the new crops. At the pres
ent time available stocks of desirable
old filler tObaccos are practically non
existent, and of old binders it may be
safely said there are none at all. With
these facts in mind, the leaf packers
have gone quietly ahead with the pur-
chase of such desirable grades as they
have been able to secure of both types,
and in the majority of instances filing
their requirements at figure consider
ably lower than the average paid by
the large manufacturing concerns, who
lifted the bulk of the 1920 crop earlier
in the season. The disappointing out
come of the Connecticut crop, the clean
sweep by the manufacturers in north
ern Wisconsin and the low binder per-
centage in the southern Wisconsin crop
have prevented the packers from secur-
ing anywhere near their desired quota
of binders. And the very acuteness of
this shortage is quite logically regarded
as an automatic solution of the market
ing problem for this type.