Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 293, 26 September 1919 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, SEPT. 26, 1919.

ESTIMATE OF TOBACCO CROP IS GOING DOWN

Condition of Weed on Sept. 1 is Only 71.8 Percent of Normal. (Cincinnati Enquirer) Early estimates of the 1919 tobaco crop of the United States made by Government crop reporters at planting time last June are being shaded with each succeeding month's report of conditions. The average condition of the growing tobacco crop of the United States on September 1, 1919, Is given at 71.8 per cent of normal, which is a decrease of 7.1 per cent compared with the condition recorded for August 1. The forecast production from the cnditlon September 1 is 1,289,012,000 pounds, a decrease of 56,040,000 pounds or 4 per cent compared with the estimates made as of August 1, and a decrease of 61,007,000 pounds, or almost 5 per cent contrasted with the final estimate of the 1918 crop. Indalna Has 75 Per Cent. The following is a summary of the condition of the growing tobacco crop of the United States on September 1, and the forecast 1919 production, as compiled by The Enquirer from the official report of the Department of .Agriculture, Washington, D. C: Condition. Forecast.

Per cent. Pounds. ... 93 16.833.000

State. Massachusetts Connecticut ..

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93 89

Pennsylvania 82 HTnrvlnTnl .

Virginia . 59

rwest Virginia .... 85

65 70

North Carolina

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(Georgia 65 Florida ,... 90 (Ohio ...... 75 Indiana 75 Illinois , 80 rWisconsin 90 iMlBsouri 84 (Kentucky -.,,. 72 .Tennessee 83 Alabama ,..-. 75 Louisiana 70 Arkansas 87 "United States 71.8

Virginia made the poorest Bhowing during the month of August, the condition falling from 81 to 59 per cent, reducing the possible production more than 2,000,000 pounds. Kentucky's condition was reduced 7 per cent during August, but It seems probable that the yield will not be far short of that of last year. The Ohio crop held up fairly well during the midsummer period, but will be considerably short of last year, conceding that the official estimates were correct for the 1918 crop.

42,512,000 3,532,000 54,128,000 17,475,000 109,746,000 12,750,000 245.180,000 72,321,000 18,720,000 4,554,000 90,480,000 15,304,000 621,000 61,344,000 3,360,000 424,490,000 84,685,000 619,000 154,000 204,000

1,279,012,000

Police Declare Miss Ellis " Nevej Existed; Man Under Arrest for Killing German (By Associated Press) NAPLES. Sept. 26. The police aathorities here now declare that the man arrested In Naples September 16, in connection with the alleged murder of a supposed American girl named Miss Ellis was really detained on a charge of having killed Paul Gertie, a German student In Geneva, February 19, after having robbed the victim of 20.000 francs and that Miss Ellis never existed. The man under arrest Is Marcel Herckau Luxemburg, 30 years oldA dispatch from Naples September 16 said the arrest of Luxemburg had developed an alleged murder case in which an American girl was the victim. The police asserted that the prisoner confessed that in 1909 he eloped with a Miss Ellis, an American girl then living in Geneva and that Bhortly afterwards he murdered her.

STRIKING STEEL WORKERS USE MAMMOTH STADIUM IN CLEVELAND

Appropriation Fails to Keep Down H. C. I., Claim (By Associated Prss) COLOGNE, Sept. 26. The Socialist members of the Assembly Meerfeld, Roehl and Sollamann, in calling the government's attention to the food situation in western Germany declare that the billion and a half Marks appropriated for the purpose of keeping Cown prices has failed to accomplish its purpose. On the contrary, prices have increased and conditions, they assert, are rapidly heading for chaos. They urge the government to enter into negotiations with the authorities occupying the Rhenish zone for the purpose of stamping out illicit trafficking and re-establishing the customs boundary.

Mexican Generals Begin Campaign for Presidency (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 26. The political campaign between Generals Gonzalez and Obregon for the presidency of Mexico is steadily growing hotter. Through advices from Mexico City it was learned today that Gen. Obregon is making a "swing around the circle" and plans to reach Mexico City during the absence of President Carranza in the north. Rafael Zubaron, Obregon's campaign

manager, says that one result of the visit of Gen. Obregon to the capital will be to alienate many members of congress from the cause of Gonzalez, who Is supported by the Carranzlstas.

Gonzalez's campaign manager, Senator J. Sanchez Asconia, is bitterly attacking Obregon and Zubaron in an effort to hold in line the members of congress whom he had interested in the candidacy of Gonzalez.

Styles To Be Shown hy Kolp at Theatre An autumn style show, sponsored by several merchants of the city, will be given next Wednesday and Thursday evenings at the Washington theatre. Two performances will be given each evening, lasting about an hour each. A film will also be shown at the theatre. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp are ii. charge of the show and a number of young persons of the city will take part. A special orchestra will play for the show.

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Sinn Fein Loan Advertised In British Newspapers LONDON. Sept. 26. 3Phe first advertisement for the Sinn Fein loan in the British Isles outside of Ireland, will appear today, according to the Sketch, which says the prosectus of the Irish National Loan will be printed in thirty-three newspapers controlled by the Catholic Herald, circulating in London, Liverpool, Manchester, Edinburg, Glassgow and other large cities in England and Scotland. The Catholic Herald is a weekly newspaper and it is said the advertisement which will appear today will fill a whole page in each publication.

Parliament Will Get Irish Compromise Plan (By Associated Press) LONDON, Sept. 26. Efforts are being made by Premier Lloyd George to reach an adjustment of the Irish problem. In the belief of political circles here. Among the possibilities it is said, is the resignation of James Ian McPherson, chief secretary for Ireland, who may be transferred to another post. Field Marshall Viscount French, lord lieutenant, who has been in London for several days conferring with officials, and whose resignation would have caused little surprise, will, it is said, return to Ireland. Viscount French is reported to have advocated another attempt to reach a settlement of the Irish question and he is said to be preparing his proposal for submission to parliament when the next session opens.

POLITICAL SITUATION IN SALVADOR QUIET

(By Associated Press) SAN SALVADOR, Republic of Salvador, Sept. 26. The political situation in Costa Rica is becoming normal and public opinion is united in favor of the election of Julio Acosta as president of the republic, according to dispatches from San Jose.

DOMINIONS GET MEDAL

(By Associated Press) LONDON, Sept. 26. The King has directed that the British war medal, heretofore granted only to men of the Kingdom's armed land and naval forces, also be awarded to certain men of the British, Dominion, Colonial and Indian Mercantile Marine.

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MENTIONED AS ONE OF MEN WHO MAY BECOME CARDINAL

Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty. Archbishop Dennis J. Dougherty of Philadelphia is ono of the two archbishops mentioned in connection with the selection ly the pepe of a new cardinal in the U. S. Most Rev. George Mundclein of Chicago is tha other man mentioned. Only one cardinal is to be named.

MIAMI U. INCREASES PRICE FOR FOOTBALL GAMES

OXFORD, O., Sept. 2G It was announced at Miami University today that admission to the Oberlin and Wesleyan football games to be played here October 18 and 25, respectively, will be 75 cents instead of 50 cents, as usual. The reason given is that transportation and athletic supplies have advanced. It is also stated that basketball games this winter may cost 50 cents instead of 25 cents.

RUSSIAN NOBILITY LIVE IN POVERTY

(By Associated Press) LONDON', Sept. 26. The Russian colony in London is deeply interested in stories which have been coming the past few days from neutral countries concerning the fate of those who once were mighty in their country. In every instance they tell of hardships, occasionally of suffering and always of poverty and distress. In Helsingfors there Is a young prince, little more than a boy who is practically barefoot, with no prospect of better Bhoes when winter comes. The soles have disappeared and as the story goes, he limps painfully as he picks his way over the rough cobbled streets. Living in a flat which is little more than a tenement in the same city is a Russian nobleman of high rank who, with fortune and position gone, makes his living as a baker In other parts of the city scattered among the meanest and poorest sections, may be found scores of persons whose names were not so long ago very well known in the highest socie ty of Petrograd and Moscow, Some of them work, while others manage to eke out a precarious existence from incomes whose source is entirely unknown to their friends Their once fashionable clothing is rapidly going to pieces and like the prince with the old shoes, they know not where the replacements are to come from.

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