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BY r. A. CATLTN & co.
Real Estate Auctioncers.
No. ~ North Eighth Street.
TRUSTEES SALE
nE

TRUSTEES SALE
OF
20 ACRES. WITH IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. SITUATE ABOUT ~
MILES SOUTHEAST OF RICHMOND
In execution OF n deed OF trust. dated
November :, 1910, Of record in the
clerks Office. Henrico County Cou,t
in D. b. loo-R. page 500. to the under
signed trustee. default having been
made in the payment Of the money
TO do by the note holder. 7 will on
MONDAY, APR1I. 3. 1915,
at IL o'clock Noon.
Twenty second and Main Streets. Rich-
mond, Va. sell at public auction all
that certain piece or parcel of land
with improvements thereon. lying ami
situate in tho County OF Hcnrico
Va. about II miles southeast OF the
more or less. and bounded MS follows:
on cast by land drawn by Emma NJ
Brockwell. on south ny land of Robert
McCurdy's estate. on west by land of
T. p. Warren. Being the same prop-
erty conveyed to tho party of the first
part hereto from Fannie H. and Ed
ward II. Woodcock.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
cost Of executing tho trust the sum
Of $500 and interest thereon from
with interest thereon from May I. 1912;
the sum of Sl.o7a.00, with interest from,
November Z, 1915. or for All cash at
the option OF the purchaser
E. II. PHILLIPS.
Trustee.
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GENERAL. STOCK LIST
Is STEADY On CURB

NEW YORK. March 2s.-S,ocks In gen
"ra' on the curb market to-day wcra steady.
Win few higher spots among tho indus.
trials CopperS we're DUH. but well main.
tanned. Sales:
"a" Aetna Explosives. .GG23:.. 81 n0n C,!ha
"ne sugar. Gs'ahh."s: .nl Maxim Muni,ion.
.,,naa., 100 Manhattan Transit. 'aIl&, 800
Midvaie steel. G5S.Ni;. 200 Rickers "a, ~ :
~" Fobacc" Products. iGi!ui,: c10 CoSdcn
oil. 2Qn2i: 400 Atlanta isaii: iinD cons
arizona. l'2n! "ls. 1900 Cong N..a,ia-
ttah. s-l6Wts; $500 C;"ldhcId Cons 7GITs;
800 lumh" 'inii 100 Mckinley par
rhEN jsni": 200 NipisSinG 7i.677.. 800 Rex
cons, eon:l: 100 Tonopah !:NrrL r-.T5: s
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PRICES SHADE orr
HIST BEFORE CLOSE

Much 90 the DAYS advance VAS. ~ .hs
close. prices shaded of someNhR, FROM ;ho
hes. figures Mos; Of tn" e,ctiv" issues
however. showed material Mt gains ,or m"
Sugar and automobile stocks arc con
t:olicd ny the same Gronr O. hnanoiers anr
both srours of siock were. as usual strong
together TODAY.
Nothing Developed TO account for strength
,hei. PROFITS freely IN thar issue. The ctNerH
;a.:sa up .. II s.nrSonE In r@s''"s" :" az
Vain efforts have been made roccn'Iv -
edyanee 'hs prioH Of cotton hu, ne only
ca-ly cnd oc the war
Mercantile Marine was heavy 'o-dar no:
because Of LITIGATION. IN which i i. f.
that THE Germans may 'ink cr"a' nunh"rs
Report was curr"m; today tina, one I'm
ror,ant rst'road syst"m was ordertns rails
for 1915 As rails hsy" not "dynn'ed in ''m
garded as had business 'uhsmen' fer var
or NO var ;he vast wellth accumnls'eh in
rs,road tuNncs7 to- several year. and
rails viii no worn out never before
crisis With the Teutoric powers and com
pick conditions in Mc>ico exercised on'v
l!ttIc Influence on ~" stock market to-day.
Prices wore elevated quite generally. after
m carly interva' ~ uuccrtairtv. hu' only
.recialties registered morH man nominal
Tracing fairly active during N. forenoon.
;ape-eC on waterfalls - midday. igi he
came arath"tic ~ tho ;rai "our.
Crucihlc Ste"'. american LOCOMOTIVES ami
seui-indusirials ana equipments ~oe0 "a
points, bui metals aud oils were rcla'iv"lv
backward eNo"rt Tor Rutt" and Superior
end American Ziuc. coNpcrs 've:r yar!shic.
Sugars W." again distinguished for their
meteo-ic flights with nigh records ror
Cnt an american. which rnre 10 ;,uiuts q"
2i5 and South Porto Rico on it, gain -
70 lsI
Rails ana other inycstmen, s,nc,,s vrrc
negligible feature. bat fairly nr.r.
Western Maryland The exception born
ihe common and preferred rcncthE g point
more.
R.,heh.m Steel drorncd another o point,
I" 40: Mercantile Marine was heavy au,t
United fruit showed strength United
states S,"ci HUotustcd Within fractional
limits. and VAS cCiirseh IN activity 10y =
hali-'io.er stocks oun.a,ious we're a rolu.
~ more under their hist At tho irregular
clos,
BONDS were without especial feature. Total
sales. par value. s. 5000
tnitch safes bonds unchanged om cali
SEW YORK. March 2s-Mercan;tls p.n4r
5aS. Sterling. siXty-day bills. s,;.: do
,nard si'sa, cables, si7t Bar silver .oi,
Mexican dollars 49,. Gove~nnl,n, hor.,;s
steady. Railroad honda steady Time D., s,us
Amer. sixty days. ch0 ninety day. g."
FIX n"nth- 1"2'. can money. steady. -u'
!rr rat"
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NEW YORK rnopurE uAuKrr,

NEW YORK. March 2S.-Kaw sugar. H.n,.
ceut:i;usal ass: molssses. sic: refined trim
Spot coffee. quiet: Rio ~, 91sc: Santos a.
loi,r Butter firm. Cheese. steady.
NEW YORK. March "S-Co;t pnsc ID oil
was lower. except for October under
tered liquidation ara poor outside demand
Towards III" clos" st.aGisr feeling n-.-
vailed. duo to IN" late strength in hog
'.ruducj. Final prices Wer" Doints higher
."i October aud :" . points net lower
to" either positions. Sales 1900 barrels
Th' market closed iirm. spot. i0GOnii 90 /.
March. $50 hid. .tpril. ln.iin:n.7j: Nav. % 20
a 'o.g., June ln>auloS6. Iuiv les7mlg. ~
August 10 SanloSS; september io.7.Il 30.
~. nhnr nEtnhsI
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POUrltAIT OF CALDWELL.
PRESENTED TO CAROLINA

RALEIGH. y. c.. March 2S.-ln the
presence OF Il large number Of pcoDlc
this afternoon in the Hall OF History.
there was II presentation of an oil
portrait of the late Joseph p. Caldwell.
editor OF the Charlotte Observer. to the
state. The presentation was made by
r. II. Clarke, editor OF the Stutesyillo
Landmark, and the acceptance for the
state was made 10y Colonel l.. A. Olds,
director of the Hall OF History.
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WOODEN -HLOCI< Mit.L is
WIPED Our ny FIRE:


Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
MANASSAS. VA, March oS--Thc
block mill. operated by Edward Alsott.
OF New York. was entirely destroyed
by hr" this morning about o'clock.
The origin Of the fire is unknown,
The watchman had gone to a livery for
warmth when the fire was discovered
by Il bclatcd passcr-by. The building
WAS owned by Abram Conner. and car
ricd no insurance.
inc plant was engaged in manurac-
turing wooden blocks to bc uscd I'm
street paving.
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CAROLINA FARMERS ASK
CANDIDATES TO EytI,>IN

RALEIGH. ~ c.. March 2s.-The
state Council of the North Carolina
Farmers Union to-day called on all
candidates for state Offices to declare
themselves as To state issues advocated
by the union, including the repeal of
the merchants crop lien and Tho n,c,.
ure TO allow communities to establish
race segregation In land ownership
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pErERsRuRG PEANrr MArkrr

Eenorted By Rodgers. Plumnlcr & Co. Inc)
PETERSBURG. VA. March y Spanish
Farmers stock: market quiet. First quail
fly. Si.05 per bushel: green and dirty soc
TO Zoe per pushel.
"Reminiscences stock: market steady
Fancy Jumbo. &c per pound: fancy hand
picked. SIC per pound; extra prime. 3:fc
per hound: prime. 3.c per pound Smelling
stock. &c 70 Sc per pound.
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KICHMOSD HAY MARKET.
d. large bales.
Mlt.i.FEED
CHICAGO LIVE srcCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. March s.-Hccs-!scu cip,e 10
90: weak. Bulk. % sou Mass: light 50 .IlSlO %;
mixed. S9.G5aS!0,o0. heavy. ss55usa.sJ. rough.
So53H3e.'o: pigs, s1jonss.s5
''uie-tcc"ipts. +r)n; steady. $ativc beet
steers s. '5TSl0.o0; stockers ana feeders
.. 9"a IS .. cows and heifers si25Ts9 o.
leep.Keceipts, 10 Coz s'eady We,her.
$. GCas9.Sl; lanbs. S9N.nsliHo
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II. r. PEYTON. JR..
ISAAC. DiGGS.
Ky G. l.. & n. L. DESOON.
Zeal Estate Auct!oneers.
COMISSIOEERS' SALE
OF

FRAME BUILDING. SIX ROOMS /
COLLEGE STREET. NEAR BRor
by virtue Of decree OF tho psy
mona thancery Court entered Ma,
70. l'l6 IN the cause or Rcll, &
bright vs., Frank Albright ct ais
hhaefsig7leu, special commissioners
holn,ed for the purpose. VIII sell
the premises on
THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1918.
a. O'clock T. NJ
IN" property described in tn. said
cree as follows. All that certain
Of land. With all improvements ~.
on, In the city o. R!chmond
known as 81 College street. bee
ninE thirty 900 feet from the NO
corner OF the wooden tenement at
intersection or College street with
south line OF Marshall stree, 81"
tronting on College Stree; seven:g
go ice' and extending D1ck from
sad front one hundred nuJ w..
!our 90 feet to an a!lcy kno,
AS lafayette Avenue. The impro,
inen's consist OF two-story frai
mouse with six rooms
TERMS: One-third cash and the b.
ance in equal ins,ailmen;s at six n
Twelve months. with interest fro
date OF sale. 10 be evidenced nv m,
or the purchaser. title TO be retain
oH Inc court until payment in full
all cash. At the option OF the nv
chaser. -"
JAMES w. GORDON
GEORGE j. HOOPER.
Special Commissioners.
c, l.. & II. l.. DENooN. Auct!onee,
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tHIr.Go GRAIE MARKET.

'til' AGO March p. cror damage report.
Hpr, arad q" be entity responsible FOR - 10
.'i"d al nu'c n-dhy in :hc pEicc 81 wheat.
Iv. 'naikcf ''nart strong. "c 20 3i,G1nc not
n'"i't 'iti May at Sll7'sHsI.lGn and .iu'y
g. :. 'Ni, Djrrl leading staplcs Ino .iI
showed ..tfE 'orr - - So. oats :, 10
~ IN. nrn.Ls tmna .r n NJ
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SOnthnll-yffsnu

WELDON. " G., March aS.-Jamcs l.
Southal, of Petersburg. and Miss
Hattie Lee Wilson, OF Sutherland. Din
widdie County, were married here to-
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AUCTION sAIEs-Future ia,
by RfCHESON & CRUTCHFIEI.
Real Estate Agents and Auctiout
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION "a,
OF
ON FULTON HILL, FRONTINr:
TAYLOR AND GRAHAM S'rI,lsr
WITHIN THE CORPORATE In
OF TIE CITY AND CONTAINS
T.6o ACRES.

In execution or two dccrccs or
circuit Court OF Hcnrico County in
others. one entered December ~ )
and the other March ~. 1916. ITO r
nersiSned special commissioners ~ I
In appointed will offer for sale
puoiic auction. on the premises or,
THURSDAY. MARCH 30, 1915
at o'clock r. NJ,
tho aforementioned real cs,,,e
rms property is situated within
Of Richmond. and. in view OF its ~,
unity TO the proposed new car line,
Williamsburg Avenue from
Street TO the National Cemetery. ~.
dsrs IT ripe for subdivision. "
tors and spectators Il
TERMS: One-third Of the purcl-
money TO be paid in cash. baian..
on on, ann TWO years. purchaser 10 {,
payable in two equal insta Imcn, , II
one and two years after date ana -, .
ing interest from date. or All rasI'
op,l2n Of me purchaser. Title to
pald ana conveyance ordered by
r. r. PEYToN. JR.
ISAAC. DIGGS.
Special Commissioner
state a. Virginia. County OF Henri
to-Wit.
samuel +. Waddill, clerk o,
circuit Court OF tho County OF Henrs
do certify that the bond renuirc,
The special commissioners in Tho ..
or sophia Conrads VS.. Conrads et -
has been duly executed
Given under my hand this 18th =
Of July. 1913 {
SAMUEL P. wADDILL. ,
H.. ~ -, CLERK
Deputy Clerk.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New Ymk


3.2on AliiS-Chalmcrs .....
i.'oo A1ltS-Chalmcrs. pfd.
Am. ASr. Chem. com.
$500 .Nm. Beet Sugar. com
$500 American Can .....
100 American Can. ptd $50.
$500 Am. Car and Foundry.
American Cotton oil
l.Hn" Am. Hide and Lear. pfd
80" American Liusccd OIL.
3i,'uu American Locomotive
%" American Loco, Co, pfd.
500 American Smelling -.
American SNUFF, com -.
600 American Sugar ..
LOO Am. Tel. and Tel. Co. D..
zoo American Tobacco, com.
American Tobacco. pfd.
100 Anaconda Copper $3.50.
1900 .htchiSom
Atlantic Coast Line. 80.
400 Baltimore and ohio. 80.
Goo Ecthl, m Steel Go, com.
l'cthlc'n Steel Co. ptd,.
$500 Baldwin Locomotive .
ZOO Brooklyn Rapid Transit
500 Central Leather. com. ...
500 California Petroleum e..
1,ion Chesapeake and ohio
20n CHI. Great Western
%0a chi. Great Western. pfd
zoo CHI, Mil. and 81. Paul.
$3.50 cruciblc Steel Cor, com
truCibl" steel. pfd. .
l.5no Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern.
1900 bistil!crs ........
100 Corn Products. com. &C..
Dome Mines .........
H"' f.fic .........
zoo Erie. LIST pfd. ...
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd.
20" General Electric ...
c.30n Goodrich
100 Great Northern, pfd. e..
1000 Great North. orc cts.
200 Illinois Central ......
"a" nterhoro-con. ....
500 interboro- Con. pfd &C..
$500 Int. Mcr. Mar. com cts
$4,000 Int. Mcr. Mar pfd., Gifts
500 Int Paper, com. ......
LOCO Int. Paper, pfd, .........
500 Kennecott ..........
500 Kan. City, SO. com ....
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In execution OF deed Of trust dat.d
December is, 1911. and recorded in the
clerks office OF Richmond Chancerv
Court. y. f. 2l+-,A. page 234. default
having been made in the payment OF
portion OF the debt therein secured
and being instructed 70 TO do The I'm,
nersiEned trustens will sell by auc.
non on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 20. 1916
at O'Clock =. NJ.
tho above mentioned dwelling
The dwelling has been mod.rnizea
ana is one o! the most attractIvs
homes on West Grace Street Said
dwelling containa about ten rooms
The lot has frontage OF forty feet
by a depth OF IFS feet.
II Is seldom that a corner dwelling.
so well located on Grace street, is or
the market, and we invite you 10 at
tend this sale.
TERMS: Enough in cdsh 10 nav cos,
or sale. any taxes that may b" due
and note for $4,000, with interest on
same from April r.. 1915: the residue
at one and TWO wears from date q,
sale evidenced by notes. with interest
added. and secured by deed OF tr,ls,
on the property.
3 WEST TABB
ROBERT y. POLLARD.
Trustee.
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day by Magistrate D. f.. Stainbacls.
Ih"N were accompanied by Mrs. A. NJ.
Moody. OF Pctcraburg
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Kew yoEE March 2s-port ,nn..r..
Htociing. l2loc. Exports $50. bale. yss.
$50 bales: ,tock 2t!lJ2 bac,
Total 10 ia, n AL portb Net racrici, ..
sth hale'. exports q s@F bales. ,,o~E 80
sol bales.
TOTAL for week Set receipt, Il oss hale,
exports 81 hss bale,
Total for neasor $t, receipts go. RS
bales; exports, 5 as 80 bale.
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Standard OF. OF New York 2oc72o5. Go stand
ard OIL OF California. o5su"55
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NEW ORLEANS. March >. Whil. hlv
ish sentiment In 'h- cotton marie, 10 tav
GAS strengthened nv continued IIouIt,, In
Texas and a better demand Tor spot, npc-
nt!rrS On INC long siUr We-o r,.,ri.tv4' l,.
ihe p"lNlcAl ne"' fn' Sut."S incident IN!
murh 5sAr'sh 'orm"n'. TN market w.s
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Eous MARKETS.

NEW YORK. March !s-Dress sinEhs,n,
we're to-day advance. :, Il gard on stock
goods. Print ,!utns were &c higher An
adranc" in ',rpct prices was announced
during the Lay Hur.rs were uuic; and
unchanged. Lnhi,ers ucr. active
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH ca. March 2S-Turpcrt:nc.
ouic' 81. sales none. receipts, lS7 casks:
shipments Il" casks, stock, T.iS casks
Ros!n. hrm: sales, "a barrels: receipts ~,
barrels, shipments. 2..cG barrels. stock. -
SIS barrels. quote: a. Il. so: &. -. f.. T.
$50; Co. tSa. H. tao 10 ioJ: l., $50; Is
!. 10 20 90; NJ. 525; y, 30: VIC, SO.
WV. $50 to 6.t:j.
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Uy Levy Commission COZ
Eichnond Va. March %. 1915

Eces ro.liry. butter and hides in splendid
demand The market in general I. in good
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HE" YORK. March 2s-Mercantils paper
49,. Sterling. SiNty.day bills. s,;.; do
marc si'fa, cables s''i. Bar silver .oi.
STEADY. Railroad honda steady. 7!,nc l,.,ns
hrm'r sixty do2s ct02. ninety day. 3,H,
!rr rate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16

In other words instead five
loan do the borrower will
which will probably dividends for him. which get
back when he off his
The allowed a interest
than the legal of the locality rate as will
be possible
think well of the
them basis OF four
five They may not draw much above the
That
business.
He cannot borrow $4,000. he
will
bonds under government auspices.
thought by be
and rapidly that
of
which have described perhaps
American farmer likes deal
organize comparatively II this the
blame.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
CALL US BRUTAL:
WE FIGHT HARDER

GERMAN DIVISION HEAD
QUARTERS ON THE SOMME
FRONT, Aug. 16.-German Off
GERS at the front resent charges
OF inhumanity and brutality made
against them.
A high German officer recently
said. I'VE know we are called
Huns and barbarians. II has not
softened our feelings. nor will it.
The world howls for our de-
struction, and we will fight
harder; the last Englishman will
have to face the last German"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
GOOD AS GOVERNMENT BONDS

The by per
cent guaranty fund One loan
guaranty fund would be used Altogether
land
ment however
the II menonedprovded that
stock. They have $3.50 600 capital each
Ten farms establish
and begin issuing mortgages 1t simple and thing
strict
declare that
will their
region 500 borrowed but they will
when they off their
pected o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
PAYING OFF THE LOANS

1t also the possibilities that the
this furnish money
cheapy the
trouble, slight is, and the small investment
After five mortgagor under this
whole system either
little of the principle
these loans will be extinguished
26 to SO by paying little than
amounts ordinary This called
the easiest known
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16

Featured as an added attrac-
ton to the new vaudeville bill
opening today at the Hippodrome
theater is the newest release of
the Chaplin-Mutual comedies.
This is Zone A. M" a unique
two-reel comedy in which Chaplin
is the only character appearing.
1t is said to be different from
the usual Chaplin film but one
that provides continuous amuse-
ment.
Booth and Booth will be among
the new vaudeville features. They
do a little of everything from
singing, comedy and dancing to
juggling.
Berg and Weston will present a
singing, dancing and musical Of
fering.
Elsie Weiss, who is a gifted
violinist, will also be noted mu-
steal feature of the new bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
Accused ofBunco Game.

During the reception Hughes hotel Robert
Hayes 49, arrested conducting alleged
fdence which impersona
ton of officer figured.
He was arrested warrant by G. Krauger waiter
charged that Hayes had duped him $500 He Hayes
former shoomate approached him with to make some
money he would $400 When they Tacoma hotel
Hayes door mysterious reached through
took the money he said a officer
came in and handouts him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
Great NAVY Bill Wins

WASHINGTON c., Aug 16t-Al five Washington members
voted the big building proposed by
the when the of 2S3
to 81.
The building authorizations bill the
passed country according naval authorities will give
the United States the second largest in the world
which the
building nonpartisan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
flERfSs4ANDAfL5fWnfRt

Hhndred Tacoma Elks who
wifi attend state reunion in Ho-
auiAm Friday will make deter.
|mined effort to have 1917 re-
hiflioh In Tacoma.
yves tested. Registered OPP
,tolnetrist. Pfaff. optician. 1147
Broadway. adv.
House committee is proposed
to Investigate whether WATERPROOF
er lobby is active in behalf OF
Shields and Myers water power
biiI&
Jdmes Grant Ferguson, age "a
graduate of Stanford university
killed while leading charge before
Longueval, France.
Walter Berg Stationery Co.
Kodak Films. Main 2237. adv
Nine hundred jitncy buses con.
tinue to travel down main thoro.
fare of Frisco despite ordinance
eliminating jit service on Market
street.
Sam Gompers replies to Sena
tor sherman. who called him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
REPORTS BATTLES
WITH VILLISTAS

CHIHUAHUA CITY, Aug. 10.
Gen. Matias Ramos reported
yesterday from Escalon, Chihua-
hua, that he had had three bat
ties in two days with Villas per-
.sonal band, defeating the Willis
tas at each encounter.
Private dispatches from Ell
Paso say Villa is massing his
forces close to the Durango bor-
der
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
$4,000 CAPTURED
RUSSIANS CLAIM

PETROGRAD. Aug. 16.-It
was announced today that Gen.
Brusiloff's armies, between June
4 and Aug 3, captured $4,000
Austrians and Germans. 1900
machine guns, 338 bomb throw
ers, and much booty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
OLD RESIDENT OF
TACOMA rs DEAD

o. L. lincoln, 70 years old,
was stricken with apopiexy Tues
day afternoon and died at his
boarding house. 1912 Market st.
He was a distant relative of Abra-
ham Lincoln. He had lived in
Tacoma rs years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
BETTER FARMING, MORE FOOD

federal
The and the laws
farming busincssike nation
shall have farming and better farming therefore
ood better food cheaper food while the himself shall
same time find his business profitable There
Both entirely feasible
lhe problem before the trainers bill
which would work in America The obstacles like
that OF France
ac that farmers in this country not situated economically
socially Europe bill
benefit OF the farmers and with other Once in while
congress thing this bill
knowledge federal labored
over more unremittngy painstakingly
commissions before
any bill drawn The people United
good rural credit
drawn after long study the part of hundreds able and
When finally bill
and ability could make probably imperfect however,
will need amendment
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
kin6'S Proud of Army

LONDON 16.The allies will be laid
down until umphed home than ever
This the
France issued by King from the 'front.' comp
menting the its fine condition
The king spent week the front seeing all sections of the
fields Wales with
all the The king khaki with
shoulders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
CALM NIGHT ALONG
THE WEST FRONT

PARIS, Aug. lit was an
nounced the French dispersed
German reconnoitering parties in
the Champagne region. The night
was very calm along the entire
front.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
MORE FARMING and
BETTER FARMING Is
new u. s. LAWS AIM
BY SAM T. HUGHES

For the first time history the federal has
the financing
farmers That law is effect called federal farm
act and is the result of agitation the called
10y writer's and speakers rural credits"
The federal a putting
all the United States in position to borrow money on
when their
deal with the business oaning
promissory
gress felt that this should a development.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-16
ENGLAND SENDING
GUNS TO ALLIES

LONDON. Aug. 16.-All rifles
and machine guns for the British
armies are being supplied entire
ly from home sources, said Edwin
Samuel Montagu, minister of mu-
nitions, yesterday, and already
England is sending large amounts
of guns and munitions to her
allies.