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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
!MVA-iG ,"3Mh,! CHARGES
ShG VAS SW!rElE0
cur Or S2C0
SOLD hiiNE STOCK
Claims Names of Colorado hin.
listers Were Used tC induce
her to 6ly Shares II In.
vcs!m2n, Company Launched
BY Ani;.Sa!03n League Mah

An invalid woman Of Denver has
fled suit against two off ;la,s OF the
hnti-Saloon League whom she charges
sold her WORTHLESS mining stock, The
Denver (ColJ Post reports ths case A
follows:
In a complaint f'cd in the district
court today by L. ". Gab,l, attorney
for Mrs. Emma Showers, an invalid
who has for many years beoa confined
to hcr home, Arthur j. Finch. super.
inteGdent of the Colorado branch OF
the Anti Saloon League, and C. Arthur
Holloway, secretary OF the same or.
ganiZation, are charged with using the
name Of the league, that Of It's organ.
izer and OF Denver minister's OF The
GosDal to induce her TO buy stock in a
mining corapany thoy had oiganlzel
and which has proved worthless.
Mrs. Showers in her complaint
charges Finch and Holloway with viii,
full and malicious fraud and asks fog
body Judgment against both OF them
and that they be confined In the cour.
~ jail until judgment against them Il
paid. The suit Is for the recovery of
$500 which Mrs, Showers paid for
5000 shares OF stock in the A. S. l..
Mines Investment Company.
The roElplaint states that Finch and
Holloway are what is known as pro
moters and that after they had organ
lied two mining companies that had
failed tney started the 4. S. l.. Mines
Investment Company with a capita. OF
S5,00O,00O, in which company both "
them were officers and directors.
"Had a Short Life"
The A. s. l.. Mines Investment
ompany-meaning the Anti.Saloon
League Mines Investment Company
had short lease OF life" the com
plant states. The incorporators and
promoters, according to their state.
ment, sold several thousands dollars
worth OF stock but had rot and never
acquired any property and allowed tho
charter to be cancelled. The com.
pany, itself, today has nc legal exist
ence."
They represented also that the com,
pany was holding under lease and
bond the War Dance mine; that II
had control OF the Clay County mine
In Gilpin county and that there were
several hundred thousand tons Of
ore in the War Dance and Clay Coun.
~ mines already blocked out for ship.
ment and that this ore was worth
from sss to several thousand dollars
. ton.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
A PROHIBITION STATE.
IButte SIontJ AiIner1

Senator Henry f. Ashurst of Ari.
zona relates that an eastern tourist
was travelling in the southwest and
stopped in a particularly dry section
Of Arizona.
This place is the limit" he re.
marked, addressing native. Il don't
think there is another locality on tho
face OF The earth that is quite so dry.
Doesn't 1t ever rain in this section?"
RAIN" exclaimed the native. Say,
stranger, we've got bullfrogs around
here over eight years old that haln't
learned to swim yet"
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
OH, YOU JosEPHusl

This is free advertisement for
Life" issue OF September u:
II you want 10 find reelection Of
your own inward opinion Of the pres.
ent amiable, lnconseQuential and be.
muddling Secretary of the Navy here
It's; for life" dedicates an entire Is,
sue 10 our own otiicious, omnisclent,
ontological, oleagInous, ollgarchicaI
Sir Joe-sea-fussl
1 incompeten.sea.
lneffieien-Ses.
. idiosynera.Sea.
inadequa-Sea.
Delinquen.Sea.
I imperrsnen-Sea.
+ fypoeri-Sea.
3 Also, with mind 10 the Juice that
has made our State and Navy Depart,
ments famous, "Life" proposes this
toast:
"Grape Nuts! Bryan and Daniels =
HE Jaceti
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
GIVE Him TEN WEARS.
IIlothcatcr pos.. f.yp cga- /

TI'V'HV"IVT ITVat' I.ND VE1-
"Bill" Sunday vii! give Boston ten
weeks OF his time" Aad Boston VIII
naturally be any.2uJ to 90 something
handsome for Biily in return for sucn
a muniicent gilt
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
PRo3Ej CHARGES THAT CNLy SMALL NUMBER OF NAMES
ON HIS PETITION FGR GOVERNOR or OHIO,
""- Wi2: E9HA TIDE r' .... .'",
he .aaF on LAW enforcement" TICKET
Cincinnati Prosecutor Declares Host CT Signatures Were
False Case Recalls Candidates Failure 10 Prove Fraud
Charge; Against ;.3 "m3.j" Il Similar inquiry


When the Esc"al Gc1' r-t c-1Na.'
prohibition ui1cr hy ~ D'e"E..- .-e. -.
ing vote IN hamilton toGn.J, t"v y"lr.
aro, Rudolph 4. M'ek. o. q. 'i'"' '',
O., cuara.gn Manager ,. yt. Ant
Saloon Lea &c, ch~.gsi tAs, .'a GU.
lent voting nSi re5@.t2i - h Ce-eE,
{ the "drys.'
Tho Cr'Hd J"ry in"o'.'~1t'' iho
case thorcr"h'y a:d ,oagd .r-t tll.o
wee PIT Ss.lt-i!l @! '"I la.-c - a,.s
st1HtGte NGck's a,l"ga,,raS.
New, the shoe !s on th' o,hcr foot
to spcaS nEUrG'Ta,y. To Hamilton
County G7IH' jay IS :nFc5..G' IE
a eyed ISIi In COME en- "'h ~
Logged fac petitions ',!."'.r- la.'- 5
candidacy ~: CCv''nHr q. Cr.p. '!Hc.i
ran ~ t"2 ".a" enforcement u. c.
q party "r.'h !- an t.' g 9c' Te'
"ait Ga e"' Cr1"''' ..''' '..u gut
the AatiSa'bjn League .i.ar Il" e..
legged a'rcf"nAi t.si l..'i of'aa,.A,-o!'
was - a'NH.It .''"f.
Ma: oE"e made tho sts.a"'At i7
on iA,eryIo IVA, ne W1H.i n ei @e
sign 90 N'naSci o. lNe '1.Fi t-li Ia
nal tut o''' TIC p'oh'' '..A '"". i.
Hamilton county iiia ''a'.NH ;N-
Nrt.'S.i'oA league .S reEa''o. 20 q.
,hai1alnh '-'t ne A"' gwen - r..
nope O. a'''Na a'.sn'hs MS EU-ri @.
horei sh> St2r''
Ihe s'H,| VI ne a.'eIe" 70 70 pei
uoh' 'j - to.d D. the Co. r"t
Er'E. e..
reii1H' H';l,.'t.hG h'.'..NH =
Mack as ca'd.d' p Tor 90 'a'.
were received Ee'.-'"ay Oy Cunt
,ro o'ey'thc |''"'Hey JoIN v 'a.l'
D'I rom Hecfat''P OF st''s - !c
oiaht, 20 "H'M the} EaI paeA scat ~
me ihml.'oh teuH'F HoH''E 2t'.N
HNHer'.a'fs OF L!,,t.o'N' 10 ~, iEac
IONS nor sAGsesro-' =. y''N"' O.
thaW' fe'ote '"ey ".'! '' III l''
prosecutor once hN"e'''' 'ss'e e-'F.
ii'iuenFaLI ca'.eH MI IN h.,e.' D.
loAs u'sta"Ce promo ana 'oiu "''@ t-e|
t"4l.u ne gwen o''ent.oH'
no" any one cou.u oN"e 10 be'
py wa" '"0i S,''' - p'''"' 'Ic "'s
Me prosecutor = hrs' A,'1o"' L. ,sf
n'"Mi"S ,.., e"',cIy ,"a'''',l'.''" o. '"5 u,
pc'''lohs' "AI,A n'l ShoWn SHioI'
PEI Nc"'nSe "H'' o. '"e names o" '"e
~" p, 'o.S 20 " Genuine,
WIN vac g. .H",e C' %sS''''h'
lo5e u'C' Ne''s, w. -, H'' ! Iosee"'
toF S".'pDc'I sNIut''I,zeu ''e Po''t'on1
&c 'ounu, np S"'u' ,H". sISIes o' tAe
. Hines "a 'no pe'.',IrS ,'.,',, were IA 'hc
@ SANE nata wI','Hs, ".,'1e 'no I"'''sSc
W. W. n,1..'opS oH '"o'' '"'e' '"e
'ono'u,o' s"'u
~ '.tnp'y - ,,,t.l'' ~pp"ill"s, A. an lh'
, su!t " % ,uo ~, nsu,''e S'.Ne .. 'ne lno.t
pels VI ."o no"lu VI E1et,'oHs 'o' any
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
THE FUNNY SIDE
Of PROHIBITION
EVE WOULDN'T HAVE CARED.
ILouisvlle Couricr-Journal.l

Red flannel underwear is doomed
because OF the cost OF dycstUfs. Too
bad, whom the quality OF the dry ter.
ritory whisky is bad and the cost o;
camphor is high and the season for
rheumatism is near.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
ALEX VA. "soMe" TANK.
IChiulro DlIly News !

lChiuiTo Daily News
Stili tho military tank" is no new
thinB. Road what Plutarch has 20 say
"@c=t .I-SaEler's capacity Tor wines.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14
WOW


New YORK Telegraph
IL is said that William ]. Bryan has
no talent for music ard never could
master amy instrument. How about
the mouth organ?
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1916-10-14

or the 3s electors who cast Penn.
sylvania's vote for Roosevelt In l9l2,
S5 are living and q Of them have
pledged, unitedly. their support to Mr.,
Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
BROWNING FIGHTS
ADAMSON'S ORDER
Protecting Principle Vital to
Realty, Saws Merchant.

A fight against an order from Fire
Commissioner Adamson was begun yes
terday in the Supreme Court by W. n.
Browning. Of the firm Of Browning
King & Co., of Cooper Square Mr.
Browning said last night that the prin-
ciple he fights for is vital TO the real
estate interests of New York City.
The order requires that Mr. Brown
ing fireproof a light shaft in build
ing owned by him. Mr.. Browning re-
fused to do this on the grounds that
the Fire Commissioner had no author
ity to give such an order. Mr.. Adam
son thereupon served upon Mr.. Brown
ing a summons in an action for penalty
and Mr.. Browning replied by applying
70 Supreme Court Justice Giegerich for
a peremptory writ Of mandamus against
the Fire Commissioner.
Alexander c. MacNulty, attorney for
Mr.. Browning, said yesterday that the
kernel Of the controversy Is the con-
fict Of Jurisdiction. There is no ques,,
tion. he said. that the Industrial Board
of the Labor Department may require
more drastic changes than are required
bv the Fire Commissioners order.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
TRADE PROBLEMS
WORRY GERMANS
Newspapers Express Diff
ferent Views on COndi-
tiOns After War.

The Hague. July 21.-Problems in
connection with the reorganization OF
Germany's trade after the war are al
ready causing much discussion.
The "Vorwaerts" says experience has
shown that protective tariffs have in no
way enabled German agriculture to
supply the population with sufficient
food and that the highest economists
recognize the necessity 10 completely
revise the tariff laws.
The "Kreuzzeitung," on the other
hand, clamors for a still higher tariff
wall, arguing that Germany with a
higher tariff will be helped to become
self-supporting. This the "Norwserts %
calls nonsense, saying that nobody
seriously expects the demand for cot
ton 10 vanish or that the Germans
henceforth will be clad exclusively in
linen or wool. This newspaper also
saws that Germany will never be able
10 produce sufficient grain, fodder, meat
and fat.
In technical periodical published in
Essen. Professor Walter Troeltsch, II
Marburg University, contributes an a.
ticle on industrial cartels, which he
describes as sheet anchors in the Sc
we're dislocstion caused by the war
Professor Troeltsch predicts a further
expansion Of the cartel system after
the war.
"We shall have TO face long period
of diminished purchasing power. COM
bined with higher costs of production
owing 70 dearer raw materials, and also
higher taxes and higher wages" says
Professor Troeltsch. This will compel
industries to work on closer combina-
ton" ,
The writer foresees the creation OF
powerful purchasing syndicates in close
touch with the imperial government.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

s9a-q7 Prince st: Dominick frzslls; uininf'
10 SOL East iosth st Annie hsi'in; 'iOo'
+. NJ. - -. r,. .ush,
.u-Io W. 1894 st., Sarah white: uinias,
Too-27 10 IS W s&th st. =. Conds u,ninA
1ao-sio : Y ssth 81. ]. J. McManus. $50
-Sy 70 ~ 40 Nadlson st. II Musbers. tnnins
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
$500. 900 APARTMENT PLANNED
Will Occupy Site on West Seventy
second Street.

Another ornate apartment house, TO
cost about 100000. is planned for the
site now occupied by four private
houses on West 72d St, between Broad
way and West End av., and comprising
244 to $50. inclusive. The property,
held by Mary Geer and Lille 5. Cut
ting. was purchased yesterday by the
Hasco Building Company through tho
brokerage firm of Earle & Calhoun.
The plot will be improved immediate
" with a thirteen story apartment
house of the latest type, plans for
which are being prepared by Walter
Haefen. II will contain four suites
TO each foot, and is expected TO be
ready for occupancy by July, 1917.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
Morgan Firm Increases Capital.

The capital Of the Morgan Building
Company, which holds title to the new
Offices Of ]. PIerpont Morgan 4 Co., at
Wall and Broad Streets, was increased
yesterday from 81 100000 to s6,OOo,OOO
The city assesses the property Tor
taxation purposes at s5,lO0,0OO, OF
which s4,100,000 represents land value.
The building. which is probably the
costliest private Office in the world,
fronts 1897 feet on Broad Street and
1861 feet on Wall Street. 1t is four
stories. Trowbridge & Livingston, who
designed it, estimated its cost at Sl,-
900 900.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
ELECTRICAL MEN
INDORSE PREPAREDNESS

Resolutions indorsing national pre-
paredness, conservation OF industries
and better electrical laws were adopted
yesterday by the National Electrical
Contractors Association in convention
at the Hotel McAlpin. The association
became affiliated with the Chamber OF
Commerce Of the United States. IL was
the last day OF the meeting. The next
gathering will be in Cleveland in 1918;
These officers were elected: Colonei
Robley s. Stearnes. of New Orleans
president; W. X. Tuohey. Of Spring
field, Mass, first vice-president; j, c.
Render. Of Los Angeles, second vice
president; J. T. Marion. OF Rock Island,
H., third vice president; James s. Hill
ton, Of Syracuse, N. Y, treasurer;
George s. Duffield, of Utica. n. Y. sec
retary, and James F. Burns, OF Schen-
ectady, N. Y, sergeant at arms.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
Shipping Information and :,
Marine NeWS of the World

Calcutta and Coiomhol. Boston ana Nsv OF, H.,
nsissos nav Juiy is-sicrion Hall tBD urn'
Klrkwsl july Johanna tDutohl iron nn'''
daml. New York , ,,.-n 49,. yo,t
psta,,,c iulv ia-psiria (rrl. New York.
rsrdIr July sO-Fandmgo fNorl. New Ncfh
Glasgow July 20-kiey Russ, NeS fcfN v...,
BaIhoa July 2O-Annam DAM iron Now io's'
cI.iossi' July 2i-Amir.nn 0rom New forD
Csrtagcns
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
lanes Sells His Plot.

Commodore Arthur Curtiss James
has sold his plot, 63 by sos feet, at
the southwest corner Of seth st. and
Park av. The buyer will erect one Of
the finest private dwellings in the
Lenox Hill section on the site. The
home Of the seller is opposite.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
To Alter Old Theatre.

The old Murray Hill Theatre, 379,,
3s7 Lexington av. and 1872 East 42d
St. will be altered at a cost of $4,000.
The improvements include regarding
the orchestra floor. Plans for the al
terations were filed yesterday by
Thomas W. Lamb, architect, for Robert
W. Goelet, owner Of the property.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
H,vre July ls-Ssxoleine tBr). New fors
Rotterdam. July lg-Aicor Dutch New YORK
London, July 2o-Msnchuria. New lork -. -
pirrm. Juiy 7-Paraios (Greek). New York via
Algiers and Malta. 9th Miaouls tGreek New
York ~,
Bordeaux July H-Strathgarry tBf). New iork
l7th. Vulcain (Fr). New York
La Pslice July le-Penstone (Br). New YORK
Liverpool July 20-Quocn Margare3 tBrls New 1ork.
rnarnhuco July 20-Rio de Janeiro tBrazl. Ne"
York Via San Juan.
Bombay. July ls-Artemis Dutch. New YORK
SAILED.
Tccopiua July 2o-Chincha. New York via Colon
London July 20-Pannonia tBr) New York
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

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New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
CATSKUL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday. foot Of Sna,s
topher ST. &; w. 12sth ST. $50; Ionkers
7 p. NJ. for Newburgh. cstskill. hunsym axs
Coxsackie. Steamer Clermont VII -
additional trips Saturdays. July ZZn1 un, ~
asth leaving H. Christopher 81. 80 r
NJ: West 10Th St. 500 p. d. IlGke,'
with those OF Day Line
Tel 1887 Spring.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

B.ntu. Swansea July Z. 70 New York and South
American Line Bar at / . :,
Cola (Br) Gibraltar July ;, TO FiFness. why d
Co Bar at m. goth. - ,-,,. ca.
Baltic OBJ. Liverpool July IL. 10 VINE Stal
line with So first. IS second cabin ana ~ seei~to
nassenrrrs mails and mdsc. Esr at IN.
Pacific (Norl baltimore July 10. 10 Norton Liuy
a Co Quarantine at 40 a IN.
Pawnco Philadelphia. 10 clyde IS 90 WIN muse
Quarantine al u p m. ,,,o
IN Sorte Galveston July IA. to Southern facirc
20 with uldse Quarantine al u OIL p m .
Anazonia Liverpool July :. 10 Lawrence Shhul
Bar ai 80 m. = . o..
Rrtsrfcne CBrl. Manchester July 6. 10 Overseas
Shipping Co. IAd Bar al $50 IN - .
Cymrc Prince (Br) Philadelphia July ~ 10
Hannevs & johnson. Quarantine at O5 m
Cane Como (Brl. Gibraltar July .. VIA tsI~
Henry 90 TO Fumes. Witty Co Bar A. ~'''
Princess Anne Newport News and norfolk 70
Old Dominica SIS Co. with passengers and maSe'
Quarantine al 5+5 p m o,X, :,
Carrillo. Carsseni July 2. Puerto Coiomo,s "a,
SANTA Marta H. Colon is and KINGSTON 10 70
United Fruit Co with 70 passenger and mdso Bar
Kantueky tDan). Baltimore, Sandy Hook At e'S'
p
Erlsburrh (Br). Gibraltar; Ubersen Dutch.
rDu,rhl Cothcnhurg: Monkshaven tBrl, nun.
seSuu.n OBJ, Hsus; Ootmarsun Dutch -
stcrlam: Beukeisdyk Dutch. Rotterdam Fl vans
Galveston STANDARD. nrpan: Sahuasp haN@l@' o
Pin.r del RIO. Havana Buenos Aires tspsnl.
Uayana. Hamilton, Norfolk and Ne"poT ncNs
InF.n Montevdco; RoAfh OBJ. Bordeat. Mnhh
(ItaD. Gibraltar: CITY OF Montgomery. sa'hnnAA
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
Missions Board Buys Building.

The Board CT Home Missions. Of the
Presbyterian Church. yesterday added
to its realty holdings by the purchase
from Samuel Anderson of the five
story loft building at $50 Broome
Street
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
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New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
AFTERNOON BOAT

,ar uo,r Mountain. West Point. Newburgn'
pnughEeepsle. Kingston and way landing,
leaves Desbrosses St, 1:45 7. NJ WGs' ,fo
81. 2 p N. West 10Th 81, ~ z" srnaav' n s'y
This steamer affords delightful aiterhoo" i,
outing to Bear Mountain or YVES. no,,, nr,u,
returning on Str. Robert fuitoh'
ing ln New York $40 +. VI.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

O'nitcd States Coast and Geodeue survey
Sun rises ....... al Moon rises % nj 4.
sun se.s...... 5.22 Moon sets tp. m ~
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

Forecasts for Special lecalltes.-Enrrn New
York partly cloudy % day. probably local thundei
showers extreme southern portion. 10 morrow ihf'
Western New York. Western PENNSYLVANIA ana
Oklahoma generally fair to-day and TO. morro"
District of Columbia partly cloudy to-nn pfop
ably showers I'm early morning. % morrow Ihh
MARYLAND and Eastern Pcnnsyvania. party CLOUDY
n. dsy probably thunder showers In cary morning
IN eastern portion tomorrow fair
virginia Delaware and New Jersey. loal thundci
showers to-day. TO morrow probably fair.
Southern New England partly cloudy to-dC' N
morrow fair. . -.
Northern New England. partly cloudy to-d,y.
probably showers in Eastern Maine; To morrow f,ir
North and South Carolina. Georgia Alaoama and
Mississippi. local thunder showers day and To-
morrow. -, . .
Florida local thunder showers today and To-
morrow nIcept fcnerally fair southern portion.
Tennessee local thunder showers day; to-mor-
row partly cloudy showers eastern portion.
Kentucky generally fair today and TO morrow.
except thundsr showers southeasthrn portion to-day
West virginia. partly cloudy today snd 70 mor
row. continued warm, although thunder showers
probably to-day southern portion
louisiana. unsettled and probably showers 'o-oay
ArkAnsss ard Western reIu. unsettled today
70 morrow partly cloudy
Eastern Texas unsettled to day and co-morros .
probably showers in southern portion
Local OfroiaI Rsoo~u.-The following oficih rccord
from The Weather Bureau shows tho changes IN the
fernprraurs for the last twenty four hour, In com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
Rarompte< Paedlnes.

Highest temperature yesterday, 81 degrees At 2fo
n m D lowest 6s lat 5 a M average. 10. aver
age FOR corresponding date last year s. average Tor
corresponding date last thirty -thrre years. -
Barometer RaodInsa
sl m...2e.72 p. m. 1915 p. m....ze Is
Humidity.
sa m.....s2 p. m......6 Sd. n......e7
LEGAL Forcoast.-Probsbly local thunder showers
to-day. fair Tomorrow; moderate southeast 70 west
winds.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
THE WEATHER REPORT
Records for the Last Twenty-four
Hours and Official Forecasts.

Washington. July ?l.-Ths Atlantic storm has
psssed 10 the northeastward of New England Win
diminishing intensity and tho winds along tho no1h
coast are decreasing.
General conditions are much unsettled thronshou'
the country. except IN the Pacific s,aies ana the
north central districts. and there we're sensra
showers IN the Atlantic and Gulf states. TconeSse'
and the Ohio Valley. Moderate temperatures ron
tinuc IN the South and high temperatures else
where. except IN New England. -. -.
There will be showers Saturday IN nc entnrIl
portion of the middle Atlantic states. followed py
fair weather Sunday and thunder showers Saturu~S
and Sunday IN the South. AL
In New England. tho lake rer1on and the ohlo
Valley the weather will be generally i,ir sAtun.!
and Sunday. Temperature changes VIII not 0" uc
cidcd
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22
ADVERTISEMENT.
DAY )' LINE
fALBANY DAY LiNE)
An c.rx,cs Daily Except Sunday.

D,r.ct Rail Connections 20 Az pon.s
m. catskills, Saratoga. ths hdlronna1sIIi III
the West and North. AZ nS Albany
tickets between New YORK anu
cronted Music Restaurant ,,,
steamer "Washingfon irving o.. IN
arIck Hudson" leaves Desbrosses ~, ~ e,
A. N; " f2d 81. a. NJ W Ian Isndins
wes, Point. Newburgh, Poughkesps'e,
Kingston point. Catskiil. Hudson ana AZ
bany. v,..ou iesves Des-
sa q, Al A. NJ; w. tzd 81, ~ -
io.5o A. NJ. for Bear Mountain 'pomrb. MN.
point. Cornwall, Newbursh ana
NeeP''s special Trips Every SATURDAY. nu,
To Kingston Point. Maiden st
Hudson and Albany. leaving Desorsossss g,
i2.5O: w. 42d st. 200; W, dv9"
i.20 F. ". Arriving Albany q, p,., Tel.
4i4t SprluH. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1916-07-22

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and middle Atlantic. moderate west with cearlhs
weather. south Atlantic. moderate southwest, eicep'
variable OF the Florida coast thunder showers. east
and west Gulf, moderate. mostly south. uunueI
showers IN north portion. Atlantic dhturbncc no"
passing northeast OF New England. dimhnhhs'
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