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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12
B0S TON WINS EASILY
 FOURTH OF SERIES

BROOKLYN, Oct. 1.-The home guards saw their men go down in defeat today to the visiting bean eaters by score of six to two. The batteries were Marquard, Cheney, Fucker and Myers for Brooklyn; for Boston Leonard, Carrigan. A fumb- le by Johnston in the first inning enabled Brooklyn to score. Boston in the second put up big fight, Hob-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12

lltzel walked, Lewis doubled, Gard ner homer. all scoring. Carrigan's single in the fourth scored Lewis. One run in the fifth added to the total when Hoblitzel's single SCOT ed Hooper. Janvren SCOT ed in the seventh. The final analysis was in hits and errors, Brooklyn: five, four. Boston: ten, one.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12

have been struck they will not listen to any conference. As Asquith's speech in London removes the last hope that peace might be brought about the futre is being faced with great determination.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12

Great Removal Sale. Everything reduced, at Crooks, next Fire De- partment.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12
NOW FOR THE LATEST STYLE.

You can have the same by having your clothing cleaned & pressed and repaired by us. We make them look like new. We do dry and steam cleaning. We make Alterations.
 We make and repair furs. We make suits to order. We guarantee first class workmanship. Our prices are reasonable. Drop in and see us and we will give you our prices be- fore we do your work. We appre-- ciate your patronage.
 Yours to please
 NOME TAILORING co. Between Segerstrom & Hagen and
 Zehners Jewelry Stores.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-12

sale, see Crooks, next Fire Depart. ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
CONDITIONS AGAINST
IMPROVED ClEARANCES
tmbnrG"cs ut NIInntic Ports I.nu
maintained, nnd Tonnage Is Unrd

CHICAGO. March l-Conditions SIR
,"umtlne the rNp"r' business IN whca,
o-""E we're Still against any improycd
T!"aranccs. The ombargoes ut the Al
!"htc ports are not only full. main
tanned. but they are likely to he in .
=, "hNtn. IN adu.t'on 80 this as :, great
"f"WhacE ia the handling OF whca,
'H.r" Is continued difficulty in sccr,r-
ltE ocean tonnage. ANA freight rates
are strong and advancing Exporters
say that conditions are wors. thar
ever before. and railroad officials ci;,i,m
mat permanent relief is nowhere in
sight. These facts restrict the u,,r.
chase of wheat for foreign shipments.
and they also restrict tho purchases
o. Tour, although word WAS received
from minneapolis late to-day tina, IN.
sales of nour there during the hrs,
enormous scale. and that the business
Was mainly ON foreign account with
purchases hv Holland ana tho allies
notwithstanding the facts given
hands IN the various positions for cx-
port later in the season Word comes
from the Sprtn. wheat country that
Tho r"ccipts there arc certain 10 fall
"n stin further, aud the arrivals At
Minu-"p"liS aud Duluth to-day wrr.
only ~ cnrs compared with l1.9
cars q week ago ANA -" - year ago.
Thor" WAS also pronounced lct-,iu
'u n. rcCcipte ~ Wiunipcp \ rrcat
deal of difficulty accompanies tho So
"urn2 Of the amount OF grain sold
abroad daily. and while it was =cucr-
ally believed {" day that there was CON
sidcr"bl" business passing tho only
sales learned Of We" 100 nor bushels a,
Chicago OF which 100000 bushels we're
To~ export
Thor" wsr" nricc losses or to -
marke's were inclined 10 follow tho
price changes in wheat The cxuor,
tory. but there was q big trade in oats
ON foreign account. OF corn there was
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BANK CLEARINGS IN SOUTH
Rirhmond Leads. with Gain of S:.5.O":s.-
:!d0. or Nearly 100 Per Cent.
During Fcbrunry.

WASHINGTON. March l.-.February
bank clearinGS in the. larger cities of
tho South. published to-day. show am
enormous increase over the clcarinEs
for February, 1915. and are accepted
as a true barometer OF the improved
business conditions throughout The
South.
Indications wcr" that all lines OF
business wer" Ia better shape than II
year ago. while money WAS more
plentiful than it had been in years.
New Orleans led both in the amount
OF clearinEs aud the percentage OF in
crease. that city showing $loo. +3?. 063
an increase Of 1.GiS.5 $50. "r ;3l per
cent. Atlanta Was second. with clear
ines Of $G1.S52.6%S.17, an increase Of
Sill ,5::3.32S -
Nashville showed - total OF SIS. 2S5.-
S2i2?, an increase OF s4.6SG.Il5.GO
while ,'ha;tanooga@ increase was
S2.2il.'l:.2j. with total cicarinrs Of
Sll.l"s.21i..|. Memphis showed Il total
OF s5".3'6.,57. ala increase Of s6o5.TS5.
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100000 bushels taken and OF oats -
100000 bushels. Cash sales here were
100000 bushels of corn ana 100000
bushels OF oats. with 10000 bushels OF
the latter for export
The larger interests were In the pro-
vision market on II big scale but gen
orally speaking. the volume OF trade
was light. The big local bull element
added to it's line Of lard. while some
considerable profit taking by longs in
ribs. During the last hour the mark ct
WAS duh and advances We're all lost
rNCcnt in pork
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

IHT'NNO. Mntoh I-I"sS- Kcreipts. u
100: active at 10 cents above yesterday s
average. Bulk. sS73nsSe ~: light, S. 3omsS vs.
mixed. N6paS9.o0: heavy SS..0ti 50 %: rough.
SASn"$N.Gj: pigs. E.2jnsS.iO.
taitle,Reccipts l3ooo: strong. Native beef
steers S2'n@.6t: Stockcrs and feeders. S,.iI
u$iM cows anG hcifcrs. Sj3,msS.cj: calves
fS25nslio0
sheep Receipts. $500. w-ai. W.,hers
H.90u $3.50. lambs. $9.2JnSil.:o
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'',"Pmrt,u NY N"iScrs, Hummer ~ Co In,
- tkSBti;i VA. March u-Sp,uI.l,
~ "rn.rS stock mnrhs; steady. Fi,s, uu,i.
-" hei hGsh"t; green .,nu dir,y Ccc
.,.,'.!r i" iiierS stock rnurkc; steady
an,! JUMBO 'c per pound. fancy h,nd.
-. - per POUND: Extra prime 81. :,
'' poHhH' prine' 3i.c per pound: >n.i..u:
lock. &c 10 S. per pound ""
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
,Snlcs III Union SIockvuIIal

, Kichhund, va. MATCH l. lti.
report Tor week cndinS February IS
host steers. -. TO y: medium to good GU
7" "a: common To fair. " to u Hest hcifers
- I" ~: medium 10 good & 10 ~; COM
ih"n I" fair > T." .. Hest COWS u, tn i:
medium I" good. " Ia -: common Ia flir
-, 1" "a. Best Oxen. to d.: medium, +, !,
S""i 1" Il; common Ia fair. g.. to =, BULLS
1" -. Best calNcS, 10: medium 4 T.. .
frrsh COWS. Sir 10 $50 Best heavy hog.
:; IGN, :" ~: sowS and stays. I" -.
S'2. lambs, To- Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
CHICAGO GRAIS MARKET

CHICAGO. March L. Disturbing reports
from Washington rcco rdjnr tn" submarine
lssG" III Congress ana tnucnig ;ne status
pf IN. German ambassador there caused
wheat prices ." break 20 day. after the
market had rallied from tho bcuri.h .ncv:
or news That seemed to show iucrcns"d ne.
t'itr ia tn" destruction VI british -nirS
PRICES closed nervous. i-rSsc 10 sc net
lower. wi'E May at SIZE. and July at - .n>7..
Co;n closed from L. love~ Toy Mag TO - g.
lower 'or July - $50 and 80 e. respectively.
Nar "a;s closed Sc love: ~ use ana tn"
.Iu!S option - lower at q Provisions
ranged from i>c higher Tor the leading OPP
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Atlantic Coast Lin
Tue Standard HnI!r0nd ~ the SOUTH

EFFECTIVE JA&UAKY ,. 1915.
Trains LEAVE ltIci!MUND b.lILY
FOR Florida ana South NIB 81
% / ii. Il SIS L. 81. 1880 a NJ
FOR norfolk: 6.l. y. ii 80 A 81 3.n, =.
Nj. 'i:N L. 81. t,.l0 +. II
Fer =: * ". 70, West. s:i5 A IL.
A NJ. $500 4. 81. 90. f. 81
iOr f-t"tstGih. 100 a. NJ 6is -
t:la a 81. 900 ~ NJ. $3.50 A. M
NJ t:o' T. NJ. tt:io T. 81 h:65 Il. ).
go r. u. 9;21 i. NJ. 1859 p. AZ
FOR G"lu:bpro ana Fayetteville. i 100 =
,t"r h9pew:l!; -! "a a. 81. 'I:is T.. H.. ~ :.
4Td!hs army. Richmond dnuy: $40 A 81
.!co = NJ. s.l3 y. 81. e:I5 A. 81, :
+. ii. II 80 T.. -
Except SUNDAY. sunday only.
Time OF arrival Hnd uepartui. and e,
actions not EUuran;eeu
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Spo, coffee steady: RIO =. ai.c santos Is
Ia. .ir.r .,i,nr.n

NI"t t"Ncs- STEADY tslc - 9i,C. santos Is.
loo. bEt,er- ign. Cheese. steady
Will" Mr!cu lost its lead. forward months
IN '"ti"ns''d oil were still higher On shur,
covering aud fresh hGyirr for Investment
account inspired 10y strength I'm crude AMI
~" hUilNi supply and GcmaHd situation.
ttu"i prices We're !! points lcW"r' tor March
and 10 points net higher tor later months
sales 400 barrels. March tenders wcr..
$40 "iTr"ls Tho market closed steadv: spot
an. March. "..IfiH-N5l Ami. ?S4IaSI: Ma
'\2H'| Zane. tI"@g.>i. July. e,6Ma77: lu-
gust i'fi..i'i rptsmber, :.72f,o.15: ou;nl,ar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

TIL" Richmond Clearing House Asso-
citation yesterday reported too lat" for
Inclusion in III" Treasury figures given
out AT Washington. city clcarut-s OF
S6i.ii3.i1>. county clearincs. S3.SS@.joo
total Of SI0.33I..,S for February 1915.
IN" total Richmond bank clcaranccs
FOR 1918 were S&a,3oS.GlS. Hichmond's
gain for tho month was s35,o23.36o. or
nearly 100 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RY

gin. Louisville & West, 200 H. .u.oi :,
Main Line. Local IS a. - u t,.Ii
James ktIgr i.iIs -l9.si q, -a;i.
y Ec"s. Nix, pld Pit ~ -. IN - ,
Ne" port News. Local 80, q .i.GO y
Trains arris" from Hft. '!l.gy a. ...I
~ j. :. News. '..-5 a -E'tp - ~.
Nssi 'b'sp a.. 'a;ic D.. rs~ a ,I:lO 4
~ D aaiiy from Cnarlptt~syNio cAc,'
a. ~ g. 'DHity. IEHcept SUM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
Norfolk & Western Railwa

ONLY Al.I.-RA!l. LINZ. TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect January g. 1916
Leave Byrd street Station. KIchmond. 10
NORFOLK: 'G:i5 ~. Nj. 800 a. NJ . 20 ,
NJ 40 l.. VI.
FOR LY%CIIBURG AND THE WE
'6:la A NJ, 1850 A. NJ. $500 T.. NJ .,
J.. VI. Lscal To CEewc, 'G:li T. NJ.
Arrive I:iCEmord from %orilIh: .u.ia
NJ. '6:j5 T. ". 900 T.. NJ. .il::r IT, 81 FRO
the west: GLE i. ri, 's:a7 y NJ. ;2:lD ~
!l:ic T.. NJ. '..II l.. Nj, 'a:,1 r. 81
DAILY. tDaiiy except Sunuay ,suud.,
only
W. Il BEVlLI. W C. SAIISDrps
T. 7. NJ Roanoke c. T. 4 no, -.
c. Il. BOSi.EY. II. p A. Richmond. IN
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sEAnoAnn AIR I.I>,. RAILWAY

Spuihhouud trains Scu-duloG to- leave Il,
NOM daily: 80, y NJ. loc..I 90 Norma: .
l.. VI. choppers and coaches 60 Lu-ksptiyl
atlanta. EirainShau: G:GJ j. ~ thro
coaches and sicepsrS TO JUCksonyillc:
NJ. Florida Limited. l1:ii A. NJ .lec,.
10 atlanta. birmingham. Jackson.
IaiupH and coaches TO Jacksonville
NufihboUnd trains sch@GuIci to arr.
H!chn"nd daily / g = Nj. 7.23 T. NJ
a NJ, local! 80 y NJ. i:31 j. ri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

NEW YORK March Stocks on
tho curb touched fractionally lower
levels to-day. The market was dun
and fcaturcless Midvalc steel was
fairly active
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
BY RUFFIN x SLOAN,
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
No. SIG N. 29th Street

BY virtue Of u certain deed of trust
dated Eel ruary ), 1918. aud recorded
IN the clerks office. Richmond Chancery
Court. IN Deed Book o2c-D, PAGE 3li.
default having bccif made in the nav
m"nt OF portion OF the debt therein
secured and being required so TO do
oy me beneficiary, the undersigned
trustee will sell At public auction, on,
the premises,
FRIDAY. MARCH 3. 1916.
at . o'clock l.. NJ,
the real estate described in the said
ueed AS follows: conmcnciu nj n
point on the eastern line of Twenty.
ninth street, SO feet south OF Leigh
street: thence running Southwardiv
along TN" eastern line OF Twcnty-ninth
street and fronting thereon 80 feet and
extending back castwardly from said
front. between parallel lines. liz feet
to an alley IL feet wide.
TERMS: For cash enough 10 dofrav
the expenses OF executing this trust
and to pay Sil.5T balance due on note.
from November !. 1915. with iutcrcs,
thereon. aud also q note for SIS d,,,
February >. 1916, With interest thereon
with u credit of $i.2op due February
=. 1919, with quarterly iutcrcst notes
balance to he secured by a decd of.
trust ON said property ut one wear or
tll cash, at the option OF the purchaser
T. LORRAINE RuFFIN.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
NAVAL. Srnri:S
- y '
= w N\N NIi 4.

.r,NNN M Mi CA. March :.-Tu,pcntin.
hnst -: receipts. =: casks: stock {, rs
,".hS, E"s'n saies. 80 barrels; receipts JiG
.S'' "S' STOCK. "N.'" barrels. quote: \, q
-. - T. T. i.SntS"; -. H.. ,spu,X,.
30. Is. so. NJ 80. AIS" irn. y son. ~:
TO; wv ".@y quoted .,r.,iv ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
MISCELI.A>EO uS MARKETS..
COTTON GOODS.

. NEW YORK. March cotton roo,is vnr.
hiih to-day Wor>t.d goods wer. ,irur |; nj,
Goods tended higher. JoLbers reported :;
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET


nirhrnnud Va March 1915
STATE SECURITIES. HiG A,k.t
Va 81 Old = rua " .......... .qi.
Virginia CcufYrir. ..... .... s.;
CITY SECURITIES
R;chnour CHS = i.2f. lT5l - a.,
Richmond CITY As ia3s- ISIS AZ.
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Norfolk and Poris Tsac co. &. SO -
Va R~y. and Power Co. 5s.... 20
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS
Va ny. and Power CO. pfd-.... LOO Ioa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
Richmond Z Chesapeake Bay Halfway Comm, ;,

ourcf,seuing schedule uf April Il I'M
schedule subject To Chang. uiti,,n,
Notice.
:, Trains leave Richmond b'5:oo A. NJ ~,
Al. bS a. NJ. A. Nj sslO a NJ ia ~
NJ: + NJ: l.. M. 81 p. ST.. $50 u =
A.. 5;:o NJ. ?:iO T.. Al. Is F. 81. 10 :.
:, Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A NJ he,
~ o.: a. NJ. 10 A. NJ 10 A. NJ. s'i1 A. II
~ noon. ~ +. NJ. r. NJ g.
A.. b6:2o ?. NJ. SEQ p. NJ. 1:lo a.,
T.. n. By r. NJ. II p NJ A. :
a. >uHGnyp orr. Nop, S"h"ai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
BY RCFFIN * SLOAN.
Real Estate AuCtiuuccI-S.
LOTS II And Is. IN EI.OCk -. SIC.
TION u. COI.ONINI. PI.NCE.

~ virtue OF q certain decd Of truY,
dated October $, 1914. and recorded la
the clerks otiiC" uf Iicurico circuit,
Court in deed book 2ui-A. PAGE !%a de-
fault having been made IN TN. pay
mcut OF the rrtcS therein secured Hild
hcing required so To ito by the ucu.-
'Ciary ChOldcr OF said uuic.b unc,!
said trust deed. shall sell a, public
auction. on the premises,
MARCH g. 1916.
at 80 T.. NJ,
the, foli"winG property described in
sand trust deed as follows MI those
Iwo ccrtain lots or parcels OF land
ivin" and being in IN" County of Hen
rico. Va, being lots l. and IS. in block
-. as shown on plat uC property of
the Abbey Realty Corporation. known
a. Colonial Place tsectiou 70 and
recorded in the clerk ollie" OF tn.
i'cnrico County circuit Court In man
'rlht book .. page 81
TERMS: cash as to 50 much of the
proceeds as may he necessary to de-
fray tn" expenses of executing this
trust and I" discharge the principal
note for $500 mentioned in said trust
deed and being Of even datcJ and all
interest that may have accrued there
on I" date of sale. and II there he any
residue OF SAID purchase money the
same small bc mad" payable and Sc
cured as Is provided by said trust deed.
GEORGE Il. WHITE.
Trustee
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R

10 ere I'sa SHsistsu s,a 6,,.rs-D.y
IL. Etkt 'I27 IN $50 Az n. R1kt 4 10 ~ I'll.
'7lo Az. III ~. S40Is 2 I'M e15fR't8
-sl] w. 'sljN ~ lF2 t4ocPR sI9fH III &
'llo Ps. .St7ia. ilafn .i,lSfy, l2i5M. tili
lia!.,s Tues .Us ts>i L. tss 745 Az. rs ~ 6lP ~
TIA 30 IN. 1j!A 5.!2 nv i;.-tsLssis IuST s,L
". 400 f4;s rs 20 ~ SsrJNs .aiii5fs A. 10t
'aHs ST. Si. iE.it 8. Ni. Slasari a ttal. R,stih..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

the utStFiDtu IN SAID deed,
to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel OF land
lying and being in New Kent County.
Va. known as the Gdrich Farm to-
rether with all the improvements
thereon; containing three hundred and
ninety-four and one-half 1884 1-2)
acres. more or less and is The same
land conveyed TO l.. + Sluicr by Garth
conveyed 10 said Garth H. Bclknap by
Myron H. Belknan, said land lying
on the Southern Railroad. in New Kent
County. Va.
TERMS: Cash as to so much Of the
proceeds of sale as may be necessary
TO dcfray the costs and expense OF
sale. estimated 10 be about 5000. tho
taxes for 1915. estimated to he S25, and
to discharge the amount then payable
upon the deed of trust above referred
to, estimated To he about S3I5O: as 10
residue, terms TO he announced ut sale
THEODORE HAPKE.
Trustee
81. Travellers building. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
SOUTHERN RAILWA%

~ q = - Wv "A \
trains Leave Richmond--Aiain St Static,
ocheuuie hSurcs not guaranteed. For m.
South-Daiiy: $3.50 a. NJ. local: 1890 A. 81
shpress parior buff OF car, =. NJ expr..,
Win chs. rvH;ion ssep ping car for itIant-,
J.. VI: S:~ J. ~, local. Tor keysviIle an
Chase Clty--week days '
- YORK River Line--a:lo F. ~ Steam
Train. ekc7r, sunday connecting for Bni,-
more tfarior carr. T3j a. NJ and ~; :.
II. daily. local TO
Trains Arrive Richmond-From the SOM,
,;"' a. NJ. and 500 y. NJ. $50 p. NJ Va
4. NJ daiiy: $3.50 A. 81. except SundaS
day 9:iO A. NJ. and 6:l5 T. 81. daily '"
ohice sO7 l.. Main s.. phun. Madison ~ !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
oil
NAl;t ABI.t, FARM NEAR DISPATCH
STATION y NEW KENT COUNTY.

Under ana by virtue of "a deed OF
trust TO the undersigned trustee. ted
January 20; 1914, and recorded III New
Kent clerks Office. -. y. -. page 3i3
default having been made in the pay
ncnt of money therein secured and
beng thereto required by the bcne-
ficiary therein. Will sell at public auc-
ton on the premises. on
SATURDAY. MARCH 1. 1916
ut o'clock T.. NJ,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

RjFfIN & SLOAN.
Auctionccra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02

THOMAS Bankers nokcs

Sales s,ock
Snn Ais
.on 49,,
''tTv Ai''S-' MANNERS p" -.
zoo An. ASr. chCu.. com.
roo Am. Rect SMEAR com
. 100 Am Bc., Sus,,r ,om,
2S.Sno American Enn
pnn N,nc,.i,,n ,,,,' r;d
400 Amer ,.ar ,,ni ;ni,uj,y
200 American Cotton OH
500 An. Hide and l.. MA
200 American I'imS,ri I'll
ai.Nnn American I.o"omoiiyc
ZOO Amer I.orom0iiyr nr,l
- 500 American Su,rl,iu,.
American SNUFF, com
500 Nmrric.,n S,,r,r
l.iuo Amer. Tol AMI T,i "a.
roo American Tobacco com
Americans Tobacco ma
80 900 Nn,coudn Coru.r
100 Atchisou
700 \ q
4 l. l. of conn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
INV lonk rROp,,E M>nKEr.

.sn'rlfuca -, -. M na,s v >nrm r.,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-02
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
RAMBLER AND PORE HARTFORD
AUTOMOBILES NJ Auction

Gus account OF owners having uur-
chased new ears. "" viii soil. ia front
Of our auction salcsrooms No SIS East
BROAD street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1916-11-02
Roll Call of the Cabinet

Postmaster General Burleson is in
the Middle West trying TO explain
/ why the postal service has been so rot
/ ten for the past three years. Secre-
tary McAdoo is in the same states
thimble-rigging the public with his
met balance" figures. Secretary
Baker is touring New Jersey. Secre.
tary Daniels is campaigning in Iowa,
Missouri, and Kansas with pop-gun
and toy ship. Secretary Houston is
in New England explaining why his
department published unreliable re
ports in regard to the wheat crop.
Secretary Wilson is in the Middle
West trying to show that ten hours
wages for eight hours work on the
railroads constitutes an eight-hour
day. Secretary Redfeld has been
touring New EngIand and New York
abusing manufacturers, denying that
the war has had anything to do with
our prosperity, and yowling for free
trade Secretary Lane is tied up with
the Mtxran Conference, but an occa-
sional bulletin emanates. from that
secret conference informing us that all
is well. Meanwhile, Villa is chasing
Carranza up a tree. Secretary Lam
sing refuses to be dragged into the
of villification and false
hood, but he is holding up the German
agreement until after election. Vice
President Tom Marshall perches on
top Of the Democratic tree singing
Woodrow, tit Woodrow, tit Wood |
row. Attorney General Gregory
,rawled into his hole shortly after the
Maine elections, and all he does is
growl little. He used up his lexicon
IN the Maine campaign. In fine,
.hough the dignity of the presidential
'abinet has been pawned in second
land store, it is remarked that the
Efficiency of the various departments
'ver which these cabinet officers pre-
ide increase with their absence.
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THE COUNTRY MUST INSURE
ITSELF AGAINST INCAPAClTY.

In his vigorous speech at Philadel
phia on Monday night Mr.. Hughes
made an observation that should keep
his countrymen thinking soberly every
day until election morning, the sew
enth Of November:
We cannot say now In what par
hcular sort Of mess we shall find
things in March next"
Here is room FOR disquieting specu
lation. The Government is In feeble
hands 1t is never prepared to act.
In emergencies II does not know what
TO do, or how 10 begin. II is the sport
OF circumstances. 1t waits for some
thing to turn up with a guilty feeling
OF incapacity TO deal with untoward
events. Mr. Wilson, inconstant and
vacillating himself and unable to learn
from experience, can obtain neither
inspiration nor support from his Cab.
met, which is the weakest that any
President has called together since
the civil war The policy OF the Demo.
cratic Administration is not 50 much
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watchful as fearful waiting. 1t is
fabby, timid, procrastinating, always
undecided.
So anything may happen to the ma
ton, any disaster, any disgrace Mr.
Hughes is right: we don't know
"in what particular sort of mess we
shall find things in March next" The
country is helpless to prevent blunders
and imbecilities which may involve
1t In an unwelcome war or tarnish
its honor; but the people can see to
II that an American President with
character and stamina as well as with
brains Is in the White House on March
4 to pilot the country through the
rapids, and the people can give him
a Republican Congress to provide the
legislation he asks for to carry out
his policies. The people can be in no
doubt that the Cabinet Charles Evans
Hughes selects will contain only able
and efficient men, the best the coun-
try affords.--New York Sun.
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Get Ore. Anyhov,

The accused was a beautiful woman.
Under the circumstances her examina-
tion was purely a matter of form; still
legal formali.ies had to be observed.
Il understand" said the detective,
that during the absence Of your hus-
band you shot o burgarff
II did" the beautiful lady admitted
What 10, anne Of himT'
Why, the other burglar took him
HN&y
which other burglarT
The one shot at"-New York
Times.
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Be Helpful.

'Tis cheap and easy to destroy.
There is not joyful boy or innocent
girl buoyant with fine purposes Of
duty in all the street full of eager and
rosy faces. but cynic can kill and dis
hearten with single word Despon-
dency comes seadily enough to the
most sanguine. Yes, this is easy, but
to help the young soul add energy, in
spire hope and blow the Goals into a
useful flame, TO redeem defeat by new
thought, by firm action, that is not
easy, that is the work of divine men,
X. w. Emerson.