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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
HENRico TRANSFERS.
Euur Deeds of bargain and Sulc,
Amounting to S2i.i15.

Abbey Realty Corporation TO L. \.
.arnzcIl, 2lNl35 feet north line OF Ham
over Avenue. between Commonwealth
and Wcstmoreland streets. June -,
1915; $3IO
Abbey Realty Corporation to
Thomas NJ. Eattou ct uX.. 5oXl35 fc"t
uorthsidc Of Hanover Avenue, between
commonwealth and WOodlawn Ave-
rucs. Juuc 20. l9lG $500.
Washington Park Land Corporation
to Agnes Booker. .5X130 feet on
500
Edward J. Willis ct ny to Jules
HrcUChavd. G.f5 acres west limo OF
Lock Road. Juno ., 1916; 500. Ooo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

4 An 0iicf MADE NY GORDON /. Booth
iof Alexandria. ATTORNEY for the Pc
sterSbur= aud James River Company
.and its bonding company. to compro-
mise the suit for $4,000, entered by
,thc city of Petersburg against the
above mentioned company, was re-
fused 10y The Council last night.
The salt was brought by the city
rou account .. tho failure of tho Pc
tcrsburg ana James River Company to
bring cars mt" the city and over Ger
tain streets according To the fran
chise granted 1t to operate AN clcc-
stric railway connecting Petersburg
and Iopcwcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
MODERN And ATTRACTIVE RESI-
DENCE.
No. zoos Grove Ave.

In execution of certain deed OF
ID. b. 222-B. page ass. Richmond Cham
Gerry Court default having been made
In the payment of tho debt secured. and
being thereto required by the bcne-
fciary. the undersigned trustces will
sell BY public auction on the prem
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1916,
at $3.50 o'clock +. NJ,
the real estate above referred to and
as described In said deed. it being the
attractivcly located spacious. modern
and very desirable residence, contain
ing about ten rooms, hot-water heat,
electric light, and the usual modern
conveniences, the lot fronting 22 feet
10 LIZ inches more or less, and running
back within parallel lines 1877 feet 8
inches, more or less, to an alley In
common 10 feet wide.
TERMS: For cash us to the expenses
of sale, taxes to day OF sale and tho
sum of $3.50 and interest thereon and
the residue in equal installmcnts at
ono and two years by negotiable notes
with interest added and secured by
deed of trust on the property. or all
cash, at the option of the purchaser.
J. Il. ELAN.
o. III. FUNSTEN
Trustees.
Auctionccrs.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
rive building Permits. Amoun,,,r q.

S22,S5O.
rermits for new work were issued
ic,. S. ,s ic,, by Building Inspector But
-, w. w. Lowry. to build a brick IN :
~ go. In rear of South Vine Street.
Dr. w: ~. Picker. TO build n two
Story brick dwelling ut no Hawthorn
AT emu. to cost $500. :
6, "TieS j. lSillups, TO build a three
prlck undertaking establishment
~ inc northeast corner of twenty
nn no ana Marshall Streets. to cost sill.
:\dele Fl. Cooke. to build Z, tuo.,o.,.
~ h,icn dwelling at 1l05 North Avenue,
:, Henry Erien, to build a brick garage
cost $500 ~ o"u'' 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

been given each afternoon and night
since July and will come to close
tomorrow night. All were given I'M
der Il mammoth tent spread on tho
grounds of the normal school and were
largely attended.
meeting OF the ruarautors of the
'nantauaua was held this morning,
when II was decided To have IL Chau
tauqua week again next July. and this
afternoon the arrangements were COM
Dictcd. There was no trouble In get
tlls the necessary funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

S. AT the residence Of Rev. y r. Love.
pastor of West End Baptist church.
.6this afternoon ct 2:30 O'Clock MISS
4Ethel q. Nellie, daughter OF MIR ANA
ssiSfrs. John Nellie, was married I" John
Lee Hcnshaw
In the Police 't,our, s.thls morning
EJames Copeland cofufed. charged with
s.the murder of James Anderson, was
asent on to the Hastings Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

3o2i. 3o22 and aG20 i<"nsington Ave-
nae: nineteen outlets.
Same, for same 800. 5o7. sos. 5O3. 500
and 5Oi North sheppard street; nine
teen outlets.
4 l.. pucllctt for swift & Co. 100
Union street: moving motor.
J. T. S,riuycr. for j. -. Spencer. GIG
and C2I EdrcNood Avenue: three lights
and four fixtures.
Same. fo- Gtructt-trccn Construc-
ton Comuauy. 1905 Barton Avenue,
invent five outlets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

Commerce and Trusts. trustee. 10 feet
10 inches by 80 feet north line Fir-
sinia street. II feet inches east Of
fuiton street. July |. 1915. $2l2.
II. ). MacLcau ct III. to New York
l.'ic insurance Company, 5OXl3O feet
S"hth me Monument Avenue. % fee:
10000 "
T. u. Smart ct ux. TO S !. boswell.
iuStcc. hoNl2o feet east line Lamb
avenue, % feet 1 inches north Of Dove
street. LmlN q. lHlG: Sil2O
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400 w. Grace Street

I'm In execution Of a certain deed Of
iruS' uatcu July !, 1912, recorded In
-. b: 2lSA. Page l6. Richmond Chanccry
court, default having been made In tho
utDt secured. and being thereto re-
CURED by tho beneficiary. tho under
signed trustees Will sell BY public auc-
tioh on the premises on
MONDAY. JULY 10, 1916,
at $3.50 o'clock L. NJ,
thc real estate above referred to- and
as described In the said deed of trust
situate on the north side OF Grace, bel
tween Monroe and Henry Streets
fronting about 1913 feet, and having
Inc depth of $50 feet as to the eastern
go rect thereof, to he alley in rear 10
Icel wide. on which alley its width is
80 teet. This is a thoroughly Substan-
tlal mouse OF three stories above the
basement. containing about nftcun
rooms of good size. three bath rooms
thoroughly heated and lighted, hot
water heat, electric and gas light, and
being well adapted in its appointmcnts
TO the needs OF a residence and phy-
sicians offices combined. for which II
mas ions been used. and there is on the
io' good brick garage. The location
Is most convenient and pleasant, and
tne property such as should appeal 10
the professional man, the homcscckcr
and tho investor.
TERMS: Cash.
!. T. CAREEAL.
J. -. ELAN
Trustees
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uENRICo DEEDS or TRUST.
Ihrec Deeds OF Trust. Amounting

H. y. Laync ct vir to T. Sitterdini:
et ais, trustees, two parcels OF land
IN ilcnrico near Seven Pines. May 81,
George Il. F'inncgan ct uX. TO James
Miiier, trustee, 4 certain tract of land
IN Nnrina MaEistcrial District contain
mg rs! acres. eight miles below city.
July u, 1916, $1,000
Jules Hreuchand to James Miller ct
MS 1918 acres west side OF Lock Road.
June .. 1916 Sl1 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
SHOT AS HE CLEANS PISTOL
Ernest J. Taylor Probably Fatally
Wounded when Hullct Is Acct
dcntUlIy Discharged,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
DURHAM y. c.. July G.--Ernest j.
Taylor, of oxford. n. c.. and Chase City.
Va. is In II local hospital at the point
OF death from the effects OF pistol
bullet, accidentally discharged
He was cleaning the weapon when
the accident occurred, the bullet per-
foratnC his abdomen. Physicians say
he can hardly live longer than forty
eight hours.
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TO HAVE CHAUTAUQUA IN 1917
Decision Is Reached ut Meeting OF
GunrnntorS Held mt
FnrvnSiltc.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
FAitMNil.LE. VA, July G.-This has
been a week OF enjoyment in Farmv;lle
The town and much of the surrounding,
country had the usual Fourth of July
festivities. and II also has been Chau-
tauqua week. The entertainments have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
rNrrrD STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The National State ana City Bank.
OF iniS city, was named yesterday as
petition in voluntary bankruntcv nIcd
by .Nnmc u. t'lippo. OF Victoria, Luncn
nJirE ronmtE, In the United States Dis
out. and there were no nssets ""S SCI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
VIII 20 Back to Engines.

me ltichmond branch Of the Ameri-
can Locomotive Works, unless new or
uers are received, expects to complete
us munition orders by August /, and
work VIII be started ut once dismnnt-
hhS the shell machinery that tho build
ing Oh railroad locomotives may be re-
suncd as quickly as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

decree. will sell, by auction, on the
premises, on
MoNpAY, July 10; 1916.
estate.
This property is located on tho
tourists travelling from Richmond 10
Charlottesville and through the noun
tains. There are beautiful shade trees
on the place. This property is in easy
2 aoaSs ,o to Kiehmond with snlendithi
make good home for commuters or
persons who do business in Richmond.
an the land is under cultivation. save
shade tees. The usual o1thuiidInr a
are 20 be found on the premises.
sale II Will profit you TO do 90
TERMS: Onc-half Of the purchase
two equal instnllments. payable. re-
snectiveiy a, sly and twelve months
menis to be evidenced by notes OF the
purchaser. with interest at the rate OF
D per cent per nnnum added. the title
TO tho property TO he retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid and
a conveyance directed by the court or
all cash. u, the option of the pur-
ALBERT o. BOSCIrEE.
Special Commissioner
EDWARD s. ROSE CO,
Auctionccrs
], w. Blicy Co. ........... plaintiffs.
Tinsley's Administrator. 80. Defendant
In tho clerks Office OF the Circuit Court
OF the County of Hcnrico:
l hereby certify that the bond In the
above styled suit has been duly given.
Given under my hand, as clerk OF the
said court. this LIST day Of July, 1916
SAMUEL r. WADDILL. clerk.
BY ELAN & FUNSTEN,
Real Estate Auct!onecrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07

SIT with Judge Dayton in tho District
Court Tor the Northern District OF West
virginia IN Il case in shat district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
OPEN HOLLANDS CAMPAIGN
Fricnds "f CONGRESSMAN Meet to pInp
Fi"ht in city Of Norfoli, In the
Coming Campaign.

Especial TO The Times Dspatch.l
NoHFOLk. VA, July G.-Congrcss-
man T. Z Hollands Norfolk campaign
was opened Tonight by his friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issuo,
as follows: Eo"it yesterday
10 william c. Ruiz and Ruby G. Co,,<-
d, Cleveland Bowlcs and Elizabeth San
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
CHARTER ISSUED.

~" foiiowins charter was issued yes
mission: ~ fo'''ioh Soh-
rransoccan Finance and Commerce
~" n1on. non: Richmond Maximum. ST.
Sim nihimum. $500; par value,
49, 49, W. rams n,ik H. Wihore. president: Sid,
hcI w: Elsh. secretary and ircns,irnr
both Of New York ~ ''N"""i ci'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
BY MARKLEY q WARREN.
Real Estate Agents
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
A Magnificent Corner
Business Property in
Hopewell, Virginia

dated August %. 1915. and recorded in
G gre IT, Page Az Clerks ONCE Of IN.
Va, default having been made in the
payment or Il portion OF the debt Sc
cured thercbE. and having been re-
QNireu ny the beneficiary so to do |
WIZ, on
FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1916.
at o'clock p. NJ,
On the premises, proceed 10 sell at pub
i me anc'i ION ne properly conveyed
parcels OF land, with the privileges and
Ippurtchances thereto belonging, lying,
being and situated In the County OF
rrince Georse. Va. near the Village Of
deaignated as lots Nos 0I forty'sev Se,
az in bioeKs 10, sS w ana f.y pons
Addition" as shown on Il pat made by
" "; L I.rT S,a and nro,nsrs. dated
Point" recorded in +. Il. 5. page -,
In the aforesaid clerks Office, and fur.
ther described as follows
Fronting lbs feet along Cawson's
Avenue. 1855 feet along Woodland
street on west, 54.S feet along an alley
on north. and Ito feet to the point OF
This is an excellent opportunity to
purchase ul has, good bargain in the Won
OF the business section and in close
proximity to the Du Pont Plant. 1t is
spiendid. dnick speculation; Or Will
Don't fail 70 attend This sale if you
want something good.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay all
and note OF SS33.33. past due, and in
ever to :, note of sS33.S4 due August ity
said note, with interest, from August
%, 1915. and tho residue at twelve
months; secured by deed OF trust on
J. II. CARNEAL.
Trttc
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AUCTION SALEs-To.Day

In execution of a deed of trust, dated
clerks 0niGe OF Richmond Chancery-
having been made in the payment OF
portion OF the debt therein secured
ana being instructed so to do and
also under authority Of Il decree OF
the thanccry Court OF the city OF
E!chnnnd entered on June Is. 1916. i'm
tho suit OF Lille V. Grunner guardian.
etc, VS.. Margaret Y. Powers and
others. / Will sell by auction. on the
promises. at the risk and cost OF
Charles T.. Splitter. who purchased the
above described property on May l.
1910. and has failed to complete his
purchase. on
FRIDAY. july 7. 1916.
at & O'clock +. NJ,
me above mentioned property. The
building contains eight rooms, and is
under Il satisfactory rental
Tho lot begins on tho cast s,do Of
First street, l50I-2 feet north o.:
fr"hd street, thence running north
wardly and fronting on The east line
OF First Street 81 feet, thence back
castward!y between parallel lines IS
feet
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay cos,
or sale. any taxes that may be due
and two notes. ono for $4,000 and on.
FOR 500. with interest thereon and
the residue at one ana two years from
date or sale, with interest added and
secured by deed OF trust on the prop
crty.
HIRAM NJ. SMITH
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I. T. CAREEAL.
j. -. ELAN.
Trustees.
BY EDWARD s. ROSE Co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE or
A DIV El.LlNG AND \ STOREHOCSE
TOGETHER WITH FIFTEEN ACRES
OF LAND THERETO BELONGING
On THE. MOUNTAIN ROAD. ABOUT
ONE AND ONE-HALF MILES WEST
OF GLEN ALLEN, VA
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nENnrco RELEASE DEEDS.
ifWo Deeds Of RricnSc. Amountinc. "a


Is. NJ Davenport. trustee. 10 Gala
Lancaster ct vir. lot 3. square s,
Highland Park. June %. 1915. 81.
4. Dapprich. II certain lot of land in
frookland District. in plan OF Nor.
wood June 81 1916, S6i5O43
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III STINGS TRANSFER.

One Deed Of Bnrgnin and Sale. Amount
ing To $500.
Southsidc Company, Inc. 20 Marion
II. Roberts ct ais. lots 10 and IL block
20. Woodland Heights. January i.
1911: $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
ACSIlON Sales.--future Days
BY ELAN IL FUNSTEN
AND
j. ID. CARNEAL & son.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THE
DESlRABi.Y LOCATED, MODERNI.Y
MitOdNIED, SPACIOUS AND AT
IKACCTiNE u l. L CHI ED RESI-
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by virtue Of the below mentioned
decree. | Will sell, by auction. on the
prcnliS sos
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
Senator Lewis Claims that Middle West Enters the Democratic
 Column.
FOR THE SHIFT
Peace and Prosperity Satisfy People and They Now Want to
 Be Left Alone.

SEATTLE. Sept. 29.-Discussing the political situation Senator Jas. Hamilton Lewis, who is here cam paigning for the Democratic nation al ticket. in an interview said:
 Tn the pending election the events of the last ten days of the contest will shift the victory to whaeyer side finally wins. The Democracy has the battle won now. It has the agricultural states of the West, which were formerly the Republican party's sure states. The reason for the shift to the Demo cratic party is peace and prosperity The people want to be let alone and undisturbed. Democracy has enabled them to enjoy this condi- tion.
 "I am confident that the militia soldiers will be in their homes be- fore snow comes to stay. Their places will be taken by soldiers of the enlisted army. We will make ar engagements with Mexico, assuring her peace and security, without using our army"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
CHANCELLOR DEFENDS HIS
 WAR POLICY
Bethmann HolIweg in a Speech Declares to ReichStag what
 Allies Want.

BERLIN, Sept. 29-During a speech at the opening of the Reich stag today Chancellor Bethmann- Hollweg defended all of his policies in most dramatic language. In con clusion he stated:
 "The war aims of our enemies are to give Constantinople to the Rus sians, Alsace and lorraine to the French, Trentino to the Italians and the Translyvania to the Rumanians."
 We are being hedged in on all sides. We must continue the fight and fight harder than we have ev- CT done in the past two years. We are fighting for not only our per sonal existence but for territory"
 In his Reiohstag speech Bethmann Hollweg referred to Britain as Ger many's "egOtistical, fercest and most obstinate enemy but that Germany will persevere until victory is hers.
 In concluding the Chancellor ex- claimed; Germany will not be permitted to think Of peace while her house IS burning. She must first extinguish the fire"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
SHIP FROM ALASKA
 SAILS INTO FRISCO
 UNDER OWN CANVASS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sepjt. 29. - Transbay traffic. carrying 25,OOO commuters to unromantic toll in San Francisco, had a thrill today when the full-rlggcd ship Indiana, seventeen days out from Karluk, Alaska, came into harbor here un- der her own sail.
 Backed by stiff breeze, the Indi- ana swept through the Golden Gate, turned a rlght-angle corner at Alca- traz Island and edged past the fer ry building to her anchorage while the ferry boats twisted themselves out of her way and sirens and tug whistles roared approval.
 About once in ten years. marine authorities said, a sailing vessel makes her berth without being lowed in.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
FRENCHMEM REDEEM THEMSELVES IN THE
 FIGHTING AT FRONT

PARIS, Sept. 29,-More than sev- en hundred French soldiers who had, before the war. been convicted of some offense that involved the loss of civil rights. have been rehabll' itated since April. 1915. on account of some signal action at the front
 A law passed April {, 1915, pro- vides that the crlmial record of every soldier cited in the orders of the day of the army may be can celled on application.
 Among nine soldiers rehabilitated recently, two had died on the battle field and their records cleared on the application Of a father and a widow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
STEAMER HEADS TO LOSE
 OLD POSITIONS
Sweeping Deductions in Working Forces of Merged Lines to
 Be Made.

SEATTLE. Sept 2s.-The merger of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co.,. and the Pacific-Alaska Navigation company will eliminate a number of men now holding important posi- tions with the Pacific Coast s. S. Co. Those eliminated will include Captain Blain. port superintendent and probably both c. D. Dunann and C. R. Cantelow. heads of their re- spectiye passenger and freight de- partments. Both have their head quarters at San Francisco. A score of minor office employees will also be affected by the consolidation. President Alexander stated that the working force of the new company would be chosen from the Pacific Alaska Navigation Company.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
POLICE OFFICER APPOINTED.

Chief w. S. Harding today an nounced the appointment of w. D. MacMillan, of Craig, at permanent patrolman on the city police force to take the place left vacant through the resignation of w. D. Kessel- ring. Mir. MacMillan i'll arrive here shortly after October lst. He was formerly deputy U. S. marshal at Craig.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
Writes a Letter Saying Issues Should Not Be Made National at
 Present Crisis.
PEACE NOW PARAMOUNT
to Enter the Fight Against Stand Taken by Republicans on
 Big Issues.

LONG BRANCH. Sept. 29. - President Wilson in a letter to Miss Leona L. Larrabee of Portland, de- plored the disposition made by wo- men sunrame in partisan issue. He wrote: "At time so critical as this. when the issue is about to be determined whether we shall keep the nation upon it's present terms of peace and good will with the world or turn to radical changes of policy which may alter whole aspect of nations life, the suffrage agitation should cease as a national issue and be left to the individual states"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
STEAMER MOVEMENTS and Mail Information
NOW NORTH BOUND

NOW NORTH BOUND City of Seattle expected about II o'clock tonight. Has mail. Humboldt is due from the South at II o'clock tonight. Has mail.
 Jefferson is expected from the South Sunday. Has mail.
 SCHEDULED sAlLINGs Spokane is scheduled to sail from Seattle tonight. Prince George is scheduled to sail from Seattle Monday. Princess Alice is scheduled to sail from Vancouver tomor- row night.
 Marlposa is scheduled to sal from Seattle tomorrow. Admiral Watson scheduled to sail next Sunday.
 soUTHeoUND sAILINGs Northwestern is expected south bound at midnight tonight. Admiral Evans Is expected southbound at midnight to- morrow night.
 Prince Rupert Is scheduled to sail southbound at midnight tomorrow night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
Proclamation Is Issued for the People to Join Allies, Driving
 Invaders Out.
PRUSSIANS MAKE GAIN
Grenade Fighting Is on in Somme-TurkS Are on the New Front
 of Russians

ATHENS. Sept 29.-Former Prem fer venizeloS and Admiral Condon. riotes have proclaimed provisional government at Canea. The procla. nation issued calls upon the people to range themselves on the side of the Entente Powers and the Serb fans and to expel the invaders and re-establlsh their national unity.
 The island Of Mytilene. according to advices received here by the cabinet members. have joined the movement and set up a provisional government
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
President Outlines Plans.

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 29.--Ar- engagements for the President to as- sail the Republican stand on prom inent issues of the campaign were made at conference here today between the President. Chairman Vance Mccormick and Secretary Tu- multy.
 President Wilson, 1t was decided definitely today, will make speeches in New York City, Buffalo and St.. Louis the middle or the latter part of October.
 The decision also was reached for the President to make at least one speech here every Saturday be- tween now and the election.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
ITALIANS OCCUPY NEW
 POSITION EAST OF eoaIzA

ROME. Sept. 29. - Italian troops have occupied a new position east Of Gorizia. on the lsonza front. and repulsed an Austrian attack in the Carso sector. says the official state ment issued here today by the War Office. The Italian offensive in the mountain region northeast of Trent continues. The statement follows:
 "Our gunboats on Lake Garda were shelled inetfectiyely by the enemy. In the rough mountain re- zion between the Vanoi Cismon and the Astico valleys our offensive has been continued obstinately. notwith- standing heavy snowfalls.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
HIGH BREAD COST
 WILL BE PR0BED
 IN NEW YORK CITY

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Commis- sioner Hartigan of the Bureau of Weights and Measures of New York City has called upon the Federal Trade Commission for an investiga- tion of the prevailing high prices for bread which he asserts are the result of an artificial price raising through the manipulation of the Chi cago Board of Trade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-29
LOST HUSBAND THEN DAD-IN-LAW HIDES
 FUND FOR JUDGMENT

EVERETT, Wash. Sept. 29.-J. l.. Lyen, bank cashier was accused today in a suit filed by his daught- er-in-law, Ester Aldeen Ayen. Of hiding S1OO,OOO assets in order to de- fraud her out of a S15.OOO judgment which she obtained last May as compensation for the alleged aliena- ton of her husbands affections. All parties to the suit are prominent.