New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1923, Page 10

10 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERA LD, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1928 CARDIFF DEALERS HAPPY Have Made Faormons Profits on Acs 450,000 GROWING TOBACCO INU. 5. A, count of Stopping of Coal Ship ments in Tuhe Valley Industry ltsell Valued at Hall » - o Billion Yearly cor Washington Rensive picture of the mililon-aere baceo industry is cont 1822 Agrieulture i from the press Although the toba only about one of the acreage e in this eountry, it has to the aere and re of Iabor bot} yearbook ¢ manufaeture grown in A f Neorth Carolina Teaders, hut s 42 states nearly two-thied Kentueky alone j the total In 1019, the fNgures grown on ne Carolinn ste crop. Lancasts nia ,was the age and pr county, Connectieut Increase] Powers, Thers wero 10,291 tohuceo RG] turing establishment don, June 1—Women are to be B porwons. The ted in the metropolitan polics from tobace $300,000,000 yearly The work of the Agrienlturs e partment has had an fmportant influ enee in Improvement " and in the last 25 nE carried on ney thus avelding yages in uneconomie WOMEN POLIGE ARE BACK But 20 Are Now Retained; Have and with increased authority. | For the first time since they obtained recognition they will have the same power of arrest as the men police. They will not he expected to per- form any duties which may be heyond new methods, " and their physical strength, and will not greater use of « vield pe pequired to quell riots. Also they from each acre has been increased. will not he sent to tackle burglars in The growing of clgar wrappers under ompty houses or dark alleys. | #hade, which has become oxtensiva In| Thare were originally 114 women | Connecticut and Florida, has made it constables in London. They were or- possible to produce a high grade ieaf ganized during the war., But the Ged- Which formerly was imported. The des committee, looking around for crop advances little into new terri- something to save money on, spotted tories because each type of tobacco them and recommended thelr dis- s closely llmited to certain on account of soil and climatiz ditions., The outstanding feature of the growth of consumption In the Iast more money in the national ex- quarter-century has been the great in- chequer, crease in the use of machine-made cigarettes, From' 1895 to the present time the manufacture of cigareites has risen from 4,000,000,000 to 60,- 000,000,000 a year. | 1o8"bandment. The home secretary, how- con- | aver, decided to retain 20 of them as a nucleus with which to make an- other start when there was a little | CARDINAL SEES PLAY “ Brussels, Belgium-—Cardinal Mer- | | eier recently paid his first visit to the | theater. He accompanied his clergy —_— {to a private performance of the Nearly 4,000 secret murders were | miracle play, Guibour, starring Mme. eredited to Louis XI. Yvette Guilbert. 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