Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
BIG GRAPHIC ARTS EXHIBIT
HERE OCTOBER II AND z
Richmond Printers Associa-
ton Sponsor Educational
and Instructive Exhibition.
INVITATIONS ny CARD OIL,
National Museum In Washington
Loans Wonderful Display ar Unique
Treasures Telling Htstur! Of the
Art for Hundreds Of I~nrs Hnrk.

October - and IL, til" Richmond
Printers Association. formerly the
Richmond Typothetac. will offer a
selected group OF tn. friends and
associates OF the "rcanizatinn's
members q chanc. To 80" on" Of the
finest exhibits OF "nvraviucS in the
world. The exhibit * loaned the
Richmond Association hy tn" Ma
tional Museum IN WASHINGTON. and
is one Of ,he nneSt in existence.
The exhibit viii b" in the east
parior Of the Richmond Hotel. and
will include .TapanAs" prints wood
cuts. wood engraving, blocks limo
engraving American "nEravinEs.
etchinGs. Nmericau "'""'"~s. aqua
hank not engraving. mczzotin,s.
tints,. lithoe graphs. photo iitho-
graphs. colleagues. chrom" cnilon ype.
pho,ogravur.s. t"taEravures early
half tones ;wo-col"r half tones.
three and f"nr-crlor half tones.
hooks. pan"r-makirS. type ma kiuE.
electro tvping. ink making, and mis-
cclianeous processes
Members Of in" Richmond Rotary
club. the CraftSmrrS club. the
kiwaniS Ciuh tn. Lions club. ~"
Chamhnr ~ Commerce. and n,har
organizations nave been inv,od "a
visit tn" exhibit. Admission VII
ne ~ card only. and each member
NJ tho association has been given 4
number of tickets Tor his friends
personal use Tn" exhibit will 10
open from - noon uu,n IN r NJ
rho Belgian markets \ D.par;mcn,
of rommnrc" analysts RI tho Belgian
market shows that purchases or
american equipment, generally have
been NOR. active than during las,
wear. and thor. ~ n" reason to rx-
peci any decrease in sales for
American machinery.
Belgium is mainly dependent IN
importation for IN. major portion "
The farm equipment used In Tho
country, hut there are several plants
Of moderate size turning out asri-
cultural machinery and implements
Th" principal groups Of double ma
chimes manufactured in Belgium are
light piows "f tn. I}rnbaut type. with
sinRlo "r multipi. Share. cream sep
arators drills small cuItivators
spring tooth harrows and a f.w beet
pullcrs steam thr.shers and horse
hoes for te.ts. Thor" ar. no traC-
tors manufactured In Belgium: the
market for th"s" machines is en-
iirclv dominated nv TWO America
light gasoline ~ k-roscn" wheel
tractors selling retail at S.0oo TO "a
600 francs and COMPRISING nv far thu
majority of the 400 odd tractors ~
use. ReiEian plants producing asri-
cultural implements are mostly
small In no csse being capitalized
At over 5000 600 francs or employ
ing over 500 workmcn
For American firms new I" Bel
h. t,, AZ Ia
lines will D. met not from local man
ufacturers. hut from large American
interests long established IN this
market with agents in every agri-
cultural community and in close
touch win the farmers
Opportunities Aunu Exporters.
Foreign trade oppor,unitie. await
ing Richmond exporters this we"h
present appeals that should I've Of
interest =" practically tho entire 10
cal export field. Rrs"rved informa
ZION in fun concerning the following
opportunities will he supplied inter
estNd houses upon written request
nv opportuniIv number. Tn" turcau
does not furnish credi, ratings or
assume responsibility as to IN"
standing ~ foreign inuuircrs. the
usual precautions should he taken in
all cases references are generally
furnished and form a part Of the re-
served Information.
American manufacturers and cX
p"rt"rs IN following up Foreign
Trade Opportunities" submitted ny
foreign representatives Of the United
states government should not fail TO
furnish The American consul. attache.
"r trade commissioner who sent in
tn. report a COPY Of their letter To
'hr foreign merchant. This practice
should work ont 10 the distinct ad-
vantage ~ American exporters. as it
VIII enable consuls and other repre-
s.ntatives ~ tho government 10 fol-