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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Waldorf Astoria-A. F scested and wife
and Miss seested. Kansas CITY r. IL Ma
nitz, PHILADELPHIA: c. r Capp.. Norfolk,
Ritmorc-C. & Com-,ock, Cleveland; p q.
Flint. Brockion, Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. G II williams, Chicago; Will
lam X. Bush. st Louis; {, j. Cunningham
Rochester; Henry Hadley, Boston; George Il
As,or-Mr. and Mrs ". Gerard Power,
Quebec; Lieut. Col Andrew Hero, ,Ir... and
Lieut. Col Henry A Ripley and wife 7 ;
4 J W. Carruthcrs, X { smith, Montreal
Mr. and Mrs, Wolf. Grand Rapids
Claridge-Dr. ID. J, Brown and wife, Snrln=
field: John W Resan: Halifax; ! C. Crom
King Charney and wife Buffalo.
Belmon,-;G r Bell Montreal: II { Todd
S]aratoga SPRING.; Henry FMl,nn k'N,n'
n J Phillips, CINCINNATI; Mr.. and Mrs VI {.
Murphy, Omaha; Isaac II Thomas Bo.tnn.
vandsrb,It C = TomrHin- rrov,drnr;
v Ma"ns,,'r re1 DR. Il Il clark + N' sHS x, n%d s, ~,,s
! William ii RoId, ii. o Evans. Pntsburg
McAlpin-Andrew : ldding-,. DAYTON G l..
Wilcox and wife; Albany; c j. Gambler and
plaza Georg. W stevens, Fred W Scott,
R%'S rt." cGon JOIN 1nhr I R' NM Mrs and N Mo-. Mssy
II - Plant. New London; W =, Blair Chi
Sc,hcrland-w G .Conley and wife sgd
and wife, Chicago; Diana |. Erskine, New
Ritz arton-3. 4 Reed, Pr,.sq,s y y
Cleveland; Baron D Mayer, London; Mira
Frank Disston Philadelphia; Warren ant
MI Mar K.S"vHi VIM S"'' =. Wal lace, Pennington
Conn, }. w Mason. Cleveland J /" Towns
end sRr!"sGwsIIiHIi; .m ". ra II Harris T.' s Ms.. VIC g
Park xvenuegcharies w Robcr'-, Paw
tucket Edw Elden buffalo; C. " rr1''"n
Francisco: Valleau wilkie stamford Conn
s,ra,,orS, Mrs N y Fr'S'', c, Baltimore
Mare Amioinotte--w l. Allen, Gloucester
"wo,ssn-H. F. M,%y; + \ T"M.' "A.
renceyiiie; Mrs R u Garfield, Mr." G y
WT o,M.. W,! 4 +; ro ~. 4 h hG.,o" bo, y; II
'T p'~ssii sa.ar:"s i s.raa;": nl.rh%ona
Thomas !. Graham, Graham Lor'nTi Wa,n
,%1s'o"; W. a 1r s%s Mr. Hc.,on na'G j. r TraInn
Providence; Prot, L. Howell Lewis Okla
"% s%rsea.kk; F. Them, cM,caso; p 9 su',;
Lynn. Grand Rnp,ds; n i, Judge, scranton
iimp~riaI-J r Mcbride; H"l.ton; r. u
r"Mm1n' H'lAsnt ns. f c,Sc,n n Hel.'"i Ma M"',",
a ror'o Rico; 1t;""F Court montreal; Z, i
T%ownlcy, Providence.
Hon. n Y; Mr.. and Mrs. William Water
Massey Watertown ~
Orleans Mr., and Mrs. c. $, BLAIR, san Fran
indianapolis,
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WASHlNGToN, sept, :0.-The Gunbor
'astinc sailed from Santo Domingo
'iiy tor Barcelona: destroyer Cush
ing, from Boston for final trials: gun
n"nt Dolphin, from Washington for south
crn drill grounds, submarine Ga from
New York yard Tor New London Via
Bridgeport: collier Jason. from N.wport
for norfolk cruiser, Maryland. from Aca.
pulop for Manaanillo, cruiser pIttsburr
from Acapulco for Saiinu cruz, destroy"r
smith, from Hampton Roads to So,
cruiser south Dakota. from San Diego f,r
SAN Pedro; supply ship supply. from Yoke
hama for Guam tug tncas, from Lynn
Haven lioads for southern drill grounds.
DESTROYER Whipplr. from san Diego f"r San
Pedro,
DESTROYER Batch arriced NJ Lynn Haven
Roads. min" hip baltimore ana d.struy,r
cassin at Lynn Raven Roads, training shin
Dubuque and destroyer Ericsson at LYNN
Haven Roads. submarine FL at New Lon
don. hattleship Floriia at Hampton Road.
destroyer Jacob Zones and yacht Mayiiow"r
and drstroyrrs Mccall and Nicholson a,
Lynn Haven Roads, battieship Michigan AZ
| tappahsnnock Spit, destroyer ORrien a,
| Hampton Roads, hattlcship Oklahoma n
Lynn Haven Roads, tug Patuxent at Nor
| Roads. tug Sioux At Boston, tug Sonom.
=, N"rfonN, ha'tl"ship south Carolina a
| Hap,mhannock spit, hatt'eship T"Aas a
, Lynn Maven Roads. hhttieship Utah. repaiI
| shin Ncsta' and destroyer Winslow an,
l battleshtp Wyoming at lynn Haven Roads
| %yunbOa' Wheeling Al Puerto Mexico.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

r,r s.,, "a rr., .,.
NNH'' N'.,',N, ~ ~, 'I
rom nu'S ~, ~, Iu', ~ ~
shlt' an" "SS'sh'" ~ '"''
MChln"; ~ , ,
flrS. .',r', -"
from N"ulhr'h ''l', ,'"'"' w "''"' anu
r'li.'"o rom h.''ts u".f u
sisuc' :" n,.lN' "u'H al vancouver oaf'
'''h~' N"Niint''n ~ -
w. NIll"h. '",'lH' = :"
,"iI"I a. M',h"r "' u .tm'H i'tl,!ms
n'i'i +" NV :" ''' '"" hous'""'
Texas ,,,,
10y tiolh ""s' We i'l'''N ~ lolt''hh u"
Fort M"iHN NNh'"'hn' "h" assnil" com
rnhnd 81 ~" 'n'H' u'I"i'rs "i M"hl,'
ttpN NH'n ~ hhN,.'',' ,"hS' "''hl'lN,
rom 'otS, "',,l,'s ,i "''''' l" coast h'-
fcn,'S or 'h' y nN"l'
FIRST ld"Ai NiI,'n W. i;n""' coast A.
Hillary. I" f"rf HOFFMAN M"srh' nns"tts,
ami assam" ."lll manu- 81 lhr ,""'t d't'n' -
OF Ne" l"hiuii
capt GodHin ordwuy 'oa': artillery,
coast art"ur's 90 li'|iiu'''
, FIRST Lieut.. Edward u bailey, Medical
Evs,rV" Corps, from duty I'm ~" southern
Department 10 nome ana - relieved from
aciiN" duty,
Capt Joseph Matson, .ooast artillery, is
ana tactics AZ III. South Dakota state
College OF Agriculture and Mechanical
Arts. Brookings, South Ddkula.
-
Nava, orders m'"mnaud"r - W Wurt2-
haugh To N" T'Na> a~ t>eou:lN" officer.
I Lieutenant Cou,nutnI't l.. + rouuoll, from
tn" \rsta. tn works NeNport News shin.
hhtidinE company; l.Irui T. T.. Blackburn
from the Virginia to Navai Academy. An
ndpolis, September. q, Lieut.. e. y
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ANTI.RETURN GOODS
LAW Is ADVOCATED
Regulation Of the Retail store
Evil Urged to Protect
Public Health.

Legislation and combination to hight
the return goods evil. one Of the gravest
problems Of the retail store. were ad-
vocated by Samuel Mundheiin of Pitts
burg, who spoke OH Return Goods from
a Sanitary Point of View" yesterday be-
fore the meeting Of the National Retail
Dry Goods Association at the Hotel
Aston.
'One store alone n accomplish little.
he said. "Only through cooperation can
legislation or some other effective regu-
lation Of this difficulty be secured. Leg
islation would be the most effective
method of dealing with the evil. which
might be a menace to the public health,
Garments are frequently returned from,
infected homes and are liable to spread
infection to innocent parties.
IL do o believe that the stores should
! forbid the return Of merchandise entirely
but the return should be placed unde
restraint fixed by law. There are many
classes Of merchandise which should not
he returned at all"
Mr.. Mundheim advocated that mer.
| chants 20 before their legislatures and
secure the passage Of laws governing tn,
| return of merchandise. The Kaufman
| store In P%ittsburg. which he represents
has established a four day return priv
! lege, which has reduced the return goods
evil 10 s per cent Of its former volume
Another phase Of the problem was
discussed by Mrs. Lucinda W. Prince
educational director OF the retailers as
ISOLATION. Much can be accomplished
she suggested, toward reducing the r.,
turned goods evil from within the store
itself by training the sales people I,
satisfy the customer at the store. Mrs
Prince conducts normal classes in sales
manship In the stores Of the members %
the association all over the country.
The two day convention of the asso
| c.ation closed yesterday afternoon aftc1
a lengthy session devoted to the prob
lens OF store management. The conyen
ton was attended by representative
from thirty states.
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LEROY c. COOLEY E
Professor Emeritus Of Nassar Col
lsge was Authority on Chemistry

PoUoHKEEPsIE. y. Y. Sept. 20.-LeRoy
Clark Cooley. physicist n chemist. who
for many years was a member Of the
faculty Of Vassar College and had been
a professor emeritus of Vassar since
1907, died here tonight. Prof. Cooley
would have been SO years old next
month.
Leroy Clark Cooley. \. b.. NJ. A..
Ph.D., was born at Poin, Peninsula, y.
T., October :. 1888. When 22 years of
age he was graduated from New York
State Normal College and he then en-
tered Union College. where lte received
bis bachelor degree in 1855. Union
made him a master OF arts ;hre. years
later and conferred the degree of Phi. d.
upon him in 1870.
After teaching mathematics at Fair
deld Academy for a year Prof. Cooley
occupied the chat of physlca. science
Al the State Normal College for fourteen
years. Then he came 10 Nassar. where
from 1874 until 1894 he was head OF
vassar's phyeics and chemistry courses.
From that time on until 1907 Prof.
Cooley headed the chemistry course only
at Vassar. Since 1907. the year Of his
retirement from active educational work,
Prof. Cooley had made his hom. here
He was the author Of II number of text.
books.
The sun., 1916-09-21
SIMPLICITY MARKS
SETH LOW FUNERAL
State, City aud Civic Society
Officials Attend Services
in st. Georges Church.
BISHOP READS RITUAL
Escort From Municipal De-
partments Accompanies Cor
tcgc to Greenwood.
BISHOP READS RITUAL

Attended by officials Of the State and
many civic and educational organiza-
lions and scores OF others high In pub
nc life. funeral services for Seth Low.
formerly Mayor Of New York city. were
held yesterday in ST. Georges Episcopal
Church. Stuyvcsant square. where Mr..
Low had been a COMMUNICATE and ves-
tryman twenty-thrcc years.
The services were brief. the simple
Episcopal ritual being used. Bishop
1recr, Dr. Karl IRELAND. rector OF 81.
Georges, and the Rev. Reese v. Alsop.
rector Of ST AIMS Church. Brooklyn.
we're the officiating clergymen.
Bishop Greer recitcd the service Dr.
Reiiand and Mr.. Alsop repeated the SEN
fences and Psalms in turn. The Bishop
also delivered the prayers and read the
creed and blessing. There was no
euloGy. The commitment service was
conducted by DR.. IRELAND at the family
vault In Greenwood Cemetery. Brook
Ign.
Many Reservations Made
II was necessary to have admission Ia
the church by card, so many were the
applications for reservations by organi'
Stations with which Mr.. Low mad been
Identified.
Among the organizations and 'nst!-
tutions represented were the New York
Chamber OF Commerce. the trustees and
faculty Of Columbia University. OF
which Mr.. Low WA presiden, for eleven
years the trustees Of Barnard College.
TuskeGee Institute. the New Englard
society. the American .Adriatlc Society
the National Civic Federation, tnc
Alumni Federation of Columbia Uni
versity, the American Scenic and His
toric Preservation Society. the Board
Of Education, the Volunteers Of America
and others.
Vestry IN Procession.
The vestry was represented IA the
funeral procession by J. +. Morgan
DR.. James W. Markoe. II. II. PIKE
Henry W. MunrOe. Charles :. Brown
and William Edmond Curtis. They wer'
followed by the honorary pailbe?r":s
Mayor Mitchell. John II. Finley. oscn!
9. Stratus. L. II. O~uterbridre, Eliht
Root. r. NJ. Easley. Cleveland ii. Dodge
William G. Wilcox. II. Fulton Cutting
Prof. William NJ. Sloane. Robert w
deForest and Frank Trumbull.
After the relatives and the Low fam
lily ervants there was an escort o.
honor formed by delegations from :h'
city departments designated by h'
Mayor. Gov. Whitman was with a dele
cation Of the city heads who served
under Mayor Low. Thu Governor wa.
an Assistant Corporation Counsel in thu
Low administration.
Earlier services were held yesterda!
at Bedford Hills. where MIR. Low died
A special train brought the body Il
New York.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign MailstThe Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.

For eastern New York. fair and soms,
what ~srmrs 80, ss,d ny,I,s sSir'1 so"Si showers;
m"d. csc.es .;.v w.n ', ~i%ds
For New jersey. fair and wsrmer tGr
day; tomorrow. overcast; Winds
For northern New England, fair am
warmer to-day; to morrow. overcash and
FOR southern New Ensland; far w AM
wa,msr 'o .Sy o'"i Moderate south and
NEW YORK. Sept. si.-An area cf d..
and central Canada covered thr ,ntSdie
and all sections eastward into the iniau.e
AXE region; ys.s.rd ssu. ams r rising temper
atures throughout the interior OF 'he u
Warmer weather prevailed generally eX,
cent in the south Atlantic and east 'u''
states. ..,,. In
sonthern Elorida and the northern lake re-
glons. but the weather was SCI"
Hish pressure covered the Rocky. Noun,
! tain States and westward. the Atisn.,o
states. lower lake regions ONO >a"'s
an" fr oct" secured in southern New Eng,
land. New York. New Jersey. PennsyiVah'
AM" In 'n hi. city the day was fair; cooler in
the early morning. followed by warinsr'
wind, light southwest. average numiuI,s;
20 sea level at { A. NJ. 3o.ls, 3 p. NJ,
sO.i:. v sp
"a. rom.,.r .,.... sols 3o.l5
Humidity 800. .....'. pu
wInd-dircc,ion .......... s.W. %
Wind-veiocity .'..'..''. C,sS,r Clear
Tha ,smpsra,ute in ,hi. cl,y ys.,s ms..y.
!, shown I" TIE annexed 'ae'frM
s''..'sS i S...ss
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Jeremiah J. ReardOn,

jeremiah J. Reardon died on Monday
at the residence Of mis- daughter. Isl
Prospect Park West. Mr.. Reardon was
horn in Ireland 60 years ago, At tho
outbreak of the civil war h. enlisted in
tho Fifth New York Regiment. known as
the Duryee Zouaves. He participated in
sixteen battles and was for seven months
u prisoner In hndersOuville, He was a
member Of L, = Grant Post. q. A. r.,
and the Fifth Regiment Veterans As
ISOLATION. 4 daughter and three sons
survive him.
The sun., 1916-09-21
Potato CrOD Outlook poor.

NAsiiiNGToS, sept. e0.-The Weather
Hurrau's weekly crop bulletin SAYS TO-
day because nf the hot ard dry summer
whit" potatoes are only fair to poor IN
many sections and almost "A failure in
'hi", Reports on tobacco are Favorable.
generally. Meadow and forage cros,s are
reported good.
The sun., 1916-09-21

DENVER, colo. Sept 2O.-John i. Fin
negan, a New York newspaper man who
came 10 Denver last May for his health,
died in the Dakes Home Tonight. His
wife left at once with the body for Law
rence Mass, tho family home. tinne-
Ean started his newspaper work in 1906
after his graduation from Vale He was
on the Tribune at the time his health
compelled him 10 come west. ,
The sun., 1916-09-21
MAIL TRUCK BURNS ON BRIDGE
All Hut Two Pouches saved H. Re.
Ing Thrown to Roadway.

An automobile mail truck caught fire
on Brooklyn bridge yesterday after.
noon. Two bags OF mail were destroyed
and traffic was held up for half an hour
The damage WAS estimated at $500.
The truck. owned by Samuel l.. Lipko-
WITT of sos Sixth street. was about 400
fee, from the Brooklyn end when flames
spouting from the muffier exhaus. caugh,
the sides OF the truck. Max Lazarus. ths
mail clerk. and William Madronr. the
driver, hurled the bags of mail out Ia
time TO save all but two.
The sun., 1916-09-21
BUSINESS RECORD.
r~etitiOns In BMnkruptcx.

BARNEY LEW. also known a. BERNARD
Levy, manager, 2 West lg0th street: VOL
untary. Liabilities. t3.t43. no assets.
FEI.lN CORNYN, 30l West Thirteenth
street. Noluntsrr. Lila bilities. SAL, 0s3;
no assets. Principal claims; Interboroush
Rapid Transit Company. 81, zoe: Goiconda
Realty COMPANY, $500. Seminole Distill-
ing and Distributing Company. S?s2.
MANHATTAN BANDEAU COMPANY. 1873
Bleecker street: Involuntary. Lila abilities.
336, 900; assets. $4,000.
LOUISE merchant. $40 East
Seveuty-sixth street: Involuntary. LA
bili;ies and assets not given.
The sun., 1916-09-21
WILLS AND A%PPRAISALS

DR ROBERT u DNWB\NN
u. 1915 pApprN-"r ihiwfu g." 81"
Sal,,,i, net estate >,N' NNN $50
Mead. slater. received i',u'' "
tho estate passed Ia it'u.i' " .''N q
wruow. korrrt II l,a~niru Iui ~
Dawharu sous and tlhr' " ,"
daughter Assets. equity "
seventh fourth street. apurt-.. ~
iwothlriS Interest ~ ~" l'"r-
castle. Wts,rhc-ltr county So ''
interest N tract Al North l'N' Ee"N
s c66 Personality, We in-u" ~ q ''
siN'N. stocks aui bonds ,:N
CONRAD ElDENBNN d"o I'''
1915 ,Apprai-"r l.uldrn' Inih' 1s''''
posts. %sli.;i6; ne, e-tat" - '"
E,deuha,h and VT Etdruha b. ''
benz iicarlr>
The sun., 1916-09-21

SHORTHAND SlCCESs-You can ,a a
st'tusrsphrr 30 days from nov by learning
Boyd ~tl-lah-ir shorthand. WHY waste hall a
wear when ~"can qualify YOU To write 100 words
per minute" IN Wdays' call or write for free trial
lessons and catalogue. MOONS SCUooIS
~ West lsi,t ST, y. >.. and Pa LIVINGSTON
ST, brooklyn
The sun., 1916-09-21

" Rush ', the \Hl.IUa Sop
tho I,huir lslstui ru'l ~
Passed Assistant f+Ninasltr - n
from the navy ward, rugct -"I''| '''
10 the New Orleans,
The sun., 1916-09-21

HNhi'ED-WEpNESDA>. September 20
Ss Snowdonian. 7:lO A. NJ, Dcnis ,s.,,
- Assos, $50 4. NJ, Gibialtar, Aus =,
~ PORTLAND. s;@ 4 NJ. Bordcan,' sen, ,
o. Ssaoi, IL go p NJ; Lci,h, Sep, b .
50 sans. 3 A. N. Kingston, S"p,
- Coion. A NJ, Cristnhai, Son, !,
~ brilliant. 8 80 A. NJ, Tam,ico SON,
Sept. H. ''""' lea
Ss Gulfstream Port Arthur, rc, Sen, IA
% a Marcos. Galveston. sept 10
81 lrincrss Anne. Norfolk. sept. n.
~ San Sabu, brunswick. Sept, II
- jamestown. Norfolk, sept H.
Sept. 10. '"" h''
80 chesapeake. Baltimore. Sept. is.
rs Pswnec. Philadelphia, Sept. 10
- Nordic. Phllsdelphin. Sept. 10
IS Baysmo. BOSTON. Sept 10.
IS York Castle, Boston, sept, 10
The sun., 1916-09-21
Discharses In Hank ruptry

JUDGE MANTDN grantee dts harGes "a
these bankrupts: John O'Reilly. Samuel
q. Isaac. Louis VI. Reinach. Nathan
Paris Carter. Asuilar & benoliel. Joseph
Weismann. BENJAMIN shapiro. Abraham
Rachlin. John = Gordon, Israel Turetskv
W. W. Blake. Rubin kingner, Robert +,
Msr'iellsnd, Fred ordine. Charles NJ.
Traver. .Vtncen,u C!ndue, william Budi,
National sales and supply COMPANY, e.
berger, Oshshorn & Bllgrei.
The sun., 1916-09-21

49, - 'il' ~
TloN N PRINTING Outward ]. Nc
Grossin appointed under $500 bond.
Manhattan Judgments Filed.
First name lie that Of debtor.)
Cowan. Thomss-City OF New York. $780,
Cole, Geo. F.-Same. ..........".. AS rs
Starr, John E.-same .............., Gi5.7o
Sander; same '.".".""... 20 q
Travis. Stuart-Same ...,.......... <aS. g
Won wseenheim, Alexander-same Sl5.j
Union Service Corp Same. "..",,.. @;os
Vanhrrpoel. Augustus G,-SaIne ....., $3.50
Neil Warde 4 Co Same. ...,...... $3.50
Rufus Waterhouse Co.-Sanie. ...... els 20
Blessing Chas &c L Blessing ass
Holding Co. and Chas. ! Weinstein
-is2d 81 Realty Co-.,..,...-... 90 Il
Cipriani Realty 4 Construction Co. 4
Orlando Cipriani- American Radis.
Ercole, Romana-local Bond 4 Nor,
gage OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NJ. ~
Ernst, Max-A NJ Erii.t, $500, :.iss ~
ing- Institution of CITY of n. v. 1876 81
Hoffman. Peter n Fixrl .......... IOsD ~
Iiafker, Hedwls 4 Herman-Citizens
savings Bank 1856. IA
SamcIsame '',,:....., a,ssi, 50
Co. Inc" Peck bros. 1 Co. ..'..'' .a n
Hedges, Albert CIV, S, Douglass
uHmerres, Building Co. Inc, Fran. 49,
cr-ro LAMA 4 John Fresngano-
kashlnsky & spodek Cornice 4
Roofing Co. Inc .".,... 1891
kohut. Eugene "A. schorr ..... 1851
McGro'h, Daniel. q Casualty Co Of
Mackenzie school-6eorge Gutenberg
Morton Truck q Traitor Co, Inc 49,"
Equitable Office Building Corp ...-. 6Ss o.
ODea, Andrew Empire State Liquor
Relcnenoachcr Frederick W &
Lillian C. VI. Bayan. ........-. al e.
Re.cndorf Samuel-P, = smith ...... 6.iSi 81
sawyer, Frances ..........,.,..,. l,05s ~
The sun., 1916-09-21
Due Monday
Incoming N-,sci>-Rn Nirrl'>-

:, Aui,ula London. r,ppiuNi 4. '' y
she would dock thls mOruI'-
The sun., 1916-09-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
en''eo states Coast and ,~;eodetic sur,s,
Standard Time. ~
sun rises ..5H Sun sets ,..-py
Moon rIscs...... IL 90
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Hook 2 80 Gov. Island ana.
Hell Gate ..., 6HAW "N
LOW WATER THIS ia,
Sandy Hook 3 .oi Gov ,.,,rd
Hell Gate III WAN
The sun., 1916-09-21
ARRIVED FROM NEW yopR
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

SO San Giorgio. from Naples.
- Ilucs di Geneva, from Nsplp.
re- EurymRchus. from shanghai
- MHssdyk. from kirkwall.
IS Bloonersdyk. from kirkwal
- Themistorles. from Gibraltsr.
So Fran. from shields.
rs I nita. from Barry.
- SardeEns. from Gibraltar.
IS i,rlhs der Nederlanden. from Hs,t.
- Brszos. from San Juan.
IS limo. from ROTTERDAM.
- Kim. from Rotterdam.
IS Advance, from Cristobal
IS Van der Duyn. from Crisiobs
So ~ Oriente. from Galveston
S. FL Sud, from Galveston.
80 Arapahoc. from Charleston
So Dana, from Boston.
The sun., 1916-09-21

Receiver In Hank ruDtSy

SAMUEL HELLER, grocer. 2O4i Southern
Boulevard. RronN. assigned 30 BENJAMIN
Bernstein. 1923 Daily avenue.
The sun., 1916-09-21

la NOCE DELLA COLONIA + H. PO-
pOLD lTALO-AMERICANO PrBi.ICA-
TloN N PRINTING co Edward J. Nc
tirnssin apnnInted under 800 hOnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
CAL0ME[ TODAY,
SICK TOMORROW
Dose of Nasty Cllomcl Makes
You Sick and You Lose
n Days Work.

Calomel saliyates' l,'s mercury cal.
omel acts like dynamite on sluggish
liver When calomel come, into con
tact with sour bile It cta,he, into It.
causing efampins and nausea
II YOU ieel bilious. headachy. cnn,,i.
pa'ci and all knocked ont luu gn 10
,0u' druggist aud g,, a 81 zen, bottle
ni u7isuns Liver Tone. which =. q
harmIc,, vegetable substitute tit dan
usfnus ya'umrl Take spoonful aud
u Il doesn't start ,ow liver and
,taigh,en YOU up better and quicker
lhan nasty calumel and without making
YOU sick you Jus, 20 back and get ,uuf
none, back
II YOU take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow besides.
It may saliva,e you. while " YOU take
Dodson's Liver Tone YOU will wake up
feeling great full Of ambition. and
ready fot work " play lts harmless.
pleasant and safe 20 give iu children
.hgy like II -Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
FT. SMITH BUSINESS
MEN 70 STUDY HOW
WE 90 THINGS HERE

nENENTN EVE business men
n oi Fort Swi,h AK are plan.
ming friendly raid upon ok
hhnma CITY IN August p accord
ire 20 Ma,or Read ~ For, Sith
here vs,iefdtt iot the purpose of
arranging the ttir
We want a. know what meth
uh, OklihnWp CITY business men
have smrln..l 'n make Themselves
AMI 'ht T''t What the, are hs
ai iH 1.'HfF fH .Vs van, '.
nl W . rfH uI u'ist.r,
''ts w.tat ". WANT io learn
hrv in a. mmrs, r th, OKLA
hrna Jiy b.h,rn
The Avtarsss part, eili prah
all, com, oa ihs l1u smith a
Western railroad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
FARM HAND, rs YEARS
OLD. IS CHARGED WITH
KIDNAPPING WIDOW OF TO

NNHASIIINGTON, Ind, July IS
wv Edward Jones 25 year, old.
was arrested at Shoals.
-hargcd with kidnapping Mrs DR. C..
IT, Nalott a widow of Trinity
springs.
She s 70 years old and worth
$4,000 lone, wl, employed ON her
farm Recently she decided a farm 'o
Iones She told relatives she did
this through fear that hc would do
her bodily harm
While relative, were making m
ycsuraton Jones and the aged wild
ow drove 10 Shoals, obtained q
marriage license and were married
Later he was charged with kidnap
ing Mrs Malott Ne was released
on $500 bond
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
RED HEADED BRIGADE
TO INCLUDE BAND AND
RED CROSS NURSES

IN TOWNSVILLE. "a, July IS
IS IT. II Racr ut Brownsville and
H { D IIaradcr Of Uuontown
are planning the organization ot the
only red headed" volunteer brigade
in the country
To quality ior the brigade either
as an officer OF enlisted man our
must be possessed OF fiery red hair
Red headed nurses for the Red
Cross contingent and red headed mn
slclan, Tor the band will complete
the red headed brigade :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
nsat Retntd A rnrrLa

TOPEKA k,n. luN Is IN, msf
curry here reached ~ degree, at 10
o'clock ihi, mNn.rg. the hlghcs, ma X
of 'hc year 'nf a morning reading
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
DANCING nv THE CITY
Auul,suum every Nlpn'

join ,ns Dancing el,. Nonosy Ninh,
AZ eucilu
Where Nnu can learn ~ the popular hail.
foum dances iOr n on russdaN Thurs.
las and saiurda, assembly dsnvrs by
imitation ltltAte lessons lisilN ht ap-
tnIuirinnt AiN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-15
rollu,,i Ad,,.,,..msr,o
To the Democrats OF the 3rd Leg islative
District.-

DlStrlCt.-
Rollin T.. Gi sh 8 cand date for the
Leg stature fron the third d. stri CT OF Ok
lahoma County. He will be unable TO see
you personally, as he is member of the
Ok ahoma National Guard and is active
ly engaged in the service of his country.
Therefore, his lends take this thod
of calling to your attent on hi oand daoy.
Mr. Gish is a capable young lawyer and
would reflect credit upon his county and
honor upon himself in the lePislature We
urge your active support at the Democratic
Primary August let, 1916 Yours truly,
j, Mann, l.. D. Tnrelkeld,
~ Chairman, Secretary.