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The Keota news., 1916-06-09
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AOoUT THE WAR

Russian infantry attacks against
Austrians repulsed.
Two British steamers and one ltal-
ian ship sunk Saturday.
Portion OF Damlaup village. east Of
Fort vaux. captured by Germans.
Germans capture heights near lille
beke. southeast Of Ypres. from Brit
ish.
Turks report capture of another VII
lage in their offensive against Rss-
SLAMS.
Germans repulsed in further At
tempts to pierce French lines north
east Of Verdun.
French, during night, captured 400
yards Of German treaches southeast
Of Dead Mans hill.
Constantinople reports Russian cea-
ter In Caucasus has been forced 70 70
tire about twelve miles.
The Austrians were driven hack in
an attempt to break through the ltai-
ian line In the direction Of Onaro.
Greatest naval battls in history
fought between German and Britain
fleets off lower coast Of Denmark.
British admiralty issues. statement
that German losses IN recent North
sea battle were greater thaa those Of
England's neet
British losses In North Sea battle
fixed at SIX cruisers and eight Destroy
ers: German losses said to include
dreadnought Westfalen.
Canadian troops and Germans bat
tling fiercely in region Of Ypres. Can
adams regain most Of lost ground on
two-mile front In attacks with bayon-
cts and bombs.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09

Taxieab Driver senses Danger.
A London taxicab driver. retected
for the army on account Of defeceive
eyesight, was re-examined recently,
the London Globe sayS.
How do you manage to drive your
cab At niGht!" the oficer asked.
ITS like this" he replied. III We
hear . smash We know We have hit
something. and II We don't We know
its all right"
He was remanded to Scotland Yard
for further examination.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
FonE,eM.

The aggregate German losses before
Verdun are set It about 350.0Q0 BY the
Petit Partisan.
Turks capture Mamahkatum, fifty
miles west Of Erxerum. ard halt Rus
sian advance into Nesopotamia.
The Swedish government has decid-
Cd to accept vote Of credit Of S.0O0.-
600 kroner to cover the immediate
military needs. :
A decree was Bsued BY, Gen Car
rama At Mexico City calling from cir
culation an the 500. $50 and SO bills
Of the Vera Crux issue.
Lloyd's reported that the British
steamers Baron Tweedmouth and
Juiia Park. both unarmed, had bean
sunk. The British steamer Lady Mn.
ian Il reported sunk.
Phenomenal cold. for this time OF
the year. prevails throughout Russia
The street cars at KAzan have been
stopped By snow. The temperature
at Nishni-Novgorod II at the freezins
point
A plea for American mediation. on
the ground that tho a1lies can hardly
win the war without American help IL
made In leading article Of the car
rent issue Of the London Nation. BY
Hsary W. Nassingham.
One Nexicaa waa killed and anotA-
OF wounded IN IN engagement with
Apache Indian scouts near Las varas
pass. according to reports received at
Columbus, n. u. There were no cas-
ualt1es 4mo0g the indiana.
A Berlin dispatch to the Copenha-
een Potitiksn says that the court
which conducted the preliminary q.
animation OF d. Kari Lisbknecht. tie
Socialist leadsr. decided that he
shou3A b prosecuted Tor treason
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
WARRINGTON.

Tho Senate passed House bill for
reclamation Of 2.30O. 600 acres In Ore.
gon grant. Oregon and California rail.
road.
President Wilson sent 4 message
to King George Of Great Britain CON
graduating him on his 51st birthday
anniversary.
The House passed. 35s to 4. naval
appropriation bill carrying increased
building program substantially n re-
ported from committee.
President Wilson probably yin
make speeches during the summer IN
New York. Philadelphia, Chicago.
Denver and other cities.
Chairman Tillman OF the Senate ma
val committee announced that he
would lead 4 fight In the Senate to
change tho naval appropriation 20 ~
TO provide for six battle cruisers and
Two dreadnoughts.
General revision oe American neo-
trality laws was proposed TO Con
Kress in q memorandum submitted by
Attorney General Gregory and con
CURED IN hv the state Department as
, result of the govsfnmeat's expsrt
ence With problems arising out Of the
war and q relations ysth MEXICO.
Charges that Approximately $685..
100000 IL being annually withheld
from the treasury BY tncome tax
frauds and svas3oas wsre made be-
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
THE Cynical inventor

THE Cynical lnventes.
A young inventor exhibited . ring to
. jeweler.
"A new typo Of engagement ring.
he said, that I'm going to patent
Il will mako me fortune.
"Humph." said the 5eweier. What
n there patented about thisf'
ITS adjustable" said the inventor.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
wGsTEah.

The only living quadrupiet girisNn
the world arc the daughters Of Mrs.
F. n. Keys Of Hollis. Okla. They wers
born June 4. 1915.
The selection Of w. II. Jeffers gen.
eral superintendent OF the Union Pa
cific railway 70 succeed Charles Ware
~ general manager was announced
BY President Mohler.
The greatest parade ever held In
Chicago ended after 130.214 persons.
one-sixth of whom were women. had
filed through the streets in the pre-.
paredness demonstration.
The wealth OF James J. Hill. who
died 1t st. Paul. Mimi. after IN oper-
alton, IL estimated all the way from
9100, ,000. 900 to $500. .000. 600. He was
probably worth between 500. .0O0. 900
and $3.50. .oO0. 900.
A. b. Wood. IS years old. OF Null
hall. Okla, q contested delegate from
the Fifth district. died at q Chicago
hospital while the national committee
was hearing the contest. Death was
duo to the infirmities Of old age.
Seven years ago william Sparks.
a elderly pEospector. staksd . claim
in the sand hills Of the GIobe, Ari1..
district. Frank Thompson. . prosper
ous mining man, claimed It: the two
quarreled bitterly with the result that
in the legal adjustment Thompson
lost and the poorer man won. The Sc
quel came In the killing Of Thompson.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
watch Wasn't Necessary

Watch Wasn't Necessary.
Tho colonel Of certain regiment
In Kitchener's army is great stickler
for obedience. instant and complete.
Smith," he said to his orderly re-
Gently, Il want You to ride down to
the railway station and get me the
correct time"
Smith shumed his feet and fiddled
with his fingers.
We'll. man." roared the oMcer
irately. why don't ron do ~ you arc
told!"
Please. sir" replied the orderly
meckly, Il haven't watch. !"
"A watch-a watch" snapped the
colonel. What dye want . watcA tor.
Just write 1t down ON . bit Of paper."
The Keota news., 1916-06-09

Personally considerats.
Kittv-ReGgy Soft - continually pat
ding himself on the back, isn't ne!
Peggy-Yes; the dear boy u % kind
20 dumb animals.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
GENERAL

Oil fuel now IL used on forty rail-
roads in the United States.
Nine bodies have been recovered
from the Packard. L.. wreck.
Big preparedness parades were held
Saturday in Chicago, st. Louis. New
Orleans, Salt Lake and many other
cities.
Three are dead, scores injured and
heavy property damage Was done In
southwestern Ohio as . result Of .
terrific wind storm.
With coo. 900 admission tickets sold
in advance. the so-called "million-dol-
lar" bazaar for the benefit Of the en-.
tente allies war sufferers opened il
New York with IN attendance esti-
mated At $4,000.
Reports Of the reported victory Of
the German navy In q North sea bat
tie with the British fleet caused Joy
aboard the interned German cruisers
Eitel Friedrich and the Kron Prins
Wilhelm at the navy yard at Norfolk.
Va.
Cen. ]. J. Pershing warned Gen.
Gabriel Gavira. tho Carransa border
commander. at Colonia Dublan. &C.
cording to messages relayed to 81
Paso. Tex. that he must keep Mext
can soldiers - safe distance" from
American bases.
Victor E. mnes Of Eugene. Ore.
was convicted ct Atlantic. Ca. Of lar
ceny OF $4,000 from Mrs. Eloise
Neims Dennis OF Atlanta, who. with
her sister. Miss Beatrice Nelms. dis
appeared from San Antonio. Tex. two
years aga. He was sentenced to sev.
a years imprisonment.
Martin Glynn. former governor Of
New York. was elected temporary
chairman Of the Democratic national
convention BY . subcommittee on n.
rangements Of the national committee
Ut st. Louis. ]. Bruce Kremer. ma
tioual committeeman from Montana,
was chosen temporary secretary, and
T. Martin. temporary sergeant-at.
arms.
Miss Margaret Fisher. the first
war bride" OF the Texas National
Guard, was married at San Antonio.
Tex. TO Cofpofal walter Rimmer.
Company L. Third Regiment. who
promised to "lovs and cherish" and
then stepped into the ranks to leave
tor serYice on the border. COMPANY
.L acted - best man" at the core.
00my.
Unofficial reports indicated the r.
tnoEninatioo b . large majority. of
Representative Claude Kitchin, ma
toefty leader In. the House. In the
North Caroline Democratic primary.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
Concentrated
Satisfaction

A great many former users
Of tea and coffee have learned
that there - a pures food
beverage made from Svheak.
which has q delightful flavor.
It never exacts Of III asers
the tribute Of sleeplessness,
heart-autter. headache and
other ills often caused b. the.
drug. caffeine. In coffee and
tea.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09

With money you can buy AL tho
friends You want. but they are never
worth tho price.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
a wise bride borrows her mothsr.in.
laws cook book. ~ @s

h happy. uss Rcd Ctco HI H.;
a. hundrsos. An groesfs. Adv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
9n oct Wfrnllpe.
9cntidc allf Der SOnIs
nlc.syrOnt.
-----~--. -s--a
Gebeit Den Trait5Dicm emers
Gid 5u.

56orfe Sampfe nobe Ga @ioiionette.
Die 0eutiden ausebIih obse-
irbloeeu. 5ron8oicu wollcu
nobe SoiIIp.SoiIliIeI 6ortihrittc
eeuo6t baben. g8os nie 9ri-
ten melocn. @rpberten 5diisen.
grdben nobe 2esboeilfs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

Sprc6cr Scr, notionaQi6erolen
Eortei, oes Gentrums, ser 5o3ial-
Demofroten lmo Der 6ortidrittS-
&ortci oriidteu i6rcl llnpiaeu, nudj.
Dem oie 3niidnoe ans 2idt ee5ogcn
moroeu warelL iiber oieic aus
Sic %orIage welhe oie 9ltlfbebuug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

Die 9entiden ansebIia abse-
irbloeeu. Sron8oien woIlen
nobe soiIIp-soiIIileI 5ortidritte
eenodt boben. @os nie 9ri-
ten melocn. @rcberten 5diisen'
grdben nobe 2esboerfs.
&aris, pia 2onoon, 90 Otto.
ber. - 3ns bellte 9lbeno bonn fraF-
5oiiiben Griegsbllreou ausgeeebene
offi5ieiIle 8ulletiu iagt 6o.geHOes:
oSiOlih Der Somme baben Die
0eutideu nod einem beftiaen @om-
boroement inn 8 llbr gladmittngs
lmiere Stelingen noroIid uno iiio-
lid bon Ga @iaiiouette angagriffen,
nobel iie fIiiiiiges 6euer gebrallA-
ten.
llnler Sperrfeuer uno itniere Mla-
ibinengepebre brndten ocn &orltoB
Hun StiIlitan0 im0 morfen ben 8cinO
in feline uripriingliAen Stbiibengrd-
beh 3nriif.
gtoroIih bon 8er0m Oalerte oic
grtilIeric-Tbdtigfeit in inteniiper
@eiie in Der Sauoromont. .Gouar-
mont-@cgeflo fort; es fam ieood
nicbt 3u e-ltnterneDmungen.
9(af Dem gfeTt Der 6ront mar Der
Sag rubig.~
9erfron86iidb G % a d mit-
togSberiht.
q arts, 80. 9ftober. 0ie
Tran8oien baben oitf Ser Somme-
5ront in Der 9lGbe bon SailIDs Soil,
lilel, nor0lib bon Dem SliIle, uno
in Ser llmgebing BON 9iodes, iiio.
lib Der Sonune, peitere 6ortibritte
genlod)t, mic Der bente glahniittog
ocroffentlihte offi5ieIle 8eridt Oes
fronaoiil1en &riegSbureous beiogt.
Gie 6ron5oien mohten in oielen
Sperotionen ongcbli6 cine Anoobl
bon @efaneenen. Syn Der @er0un-
G5esenO beidrdnfte iih Oie @efedts-
tbGtigfeit ouf Die 9Lrtillerie.
Gas gleueite BON Ser gri-
tenfront.
8 onopn, 49, Gftober. Gas
beilte 9Ibeno erIoiiene Bulletin oes
britiibeu Observation-Disclosures bat
folgenben 8ortlaltt:
,g9ir boben beiltc @torgen ncr0.
oitIi1 bon 2esboclifs eiucn peiteren
&oritoB itnternommen lmo einen
Shiibengraben erobert.
SiiOlih bon 9lncre 6ot ii6 oltBer
glrtinerie-Ebdtigfeit init ltnterbre-
djuneen nidts bon geoeititne ereig-
net.
@eitern perribtetei imicre glero.
plane cute 9luffldrlni9Sarbcit."
8ritiiaer EoecS6cridt.
2on6on 30. Sftober. g9db.
reno Ser geitrigen Sample, norooIt.
lib BON 2esboeufs, muroen 20 0ffis
5iere uno 1873 @1onn gefangelt ge.
nomueu," so iaet eine bentige off
5ielle Melolme, .@dbren0 Ser
9io6t ereignete li6 nidts, oas pert6
mare, at beri6ten."
Bon Scr ruiiiIhen 6ront.
&eterSbnrG oid 2onoon 20.
Oftober. 0as rnIiiide aricgSbn.
reml melOet he8iigIi6 Der @orgdnae
aui Scr oitlicben SSront..
o9lm SliNe Stapof, einem gieben.
fluIlc oes Stofboo, III @oIonien III
Scr @egeno oeS @orfes Sittopihi
ino Des Gorfes &uNfu.@lirpnSfid (19
Nleilen oitlid bon 3ooeD imo in Der
@egeno bon gelid boben mir erfolg-
rcihe gIuffIarlngs. ltnternebmiingen
ousgefiibrt. @ntlone Dem Aeit Der
SSront Iino gtrtillerie.Duelle uno
| Son0granotensGGnpfe i'm @ange."
MoS @etcrSbnre meI0ct
@eterSburg, 20. 0ftober (oin
2on0on). petersburg meloet bon
ciner Sdlodt int SomoOon.glbidnitt
uno BON Der 9tieoerlooe oer Eiirfen
ooieIbit. Der offi5ielle 8critbt lou-
tet.
0GoiifoiuS.6ront NeItlidl bon
Souoibulgafo eroberter uniereSrip.
pen tiirfiidc Observation-Disclosures.
SSn Der 9lihtine nah SanoSan
croifneten am 2S. Gfto6er Biemlic6
itorfc tiirtiide StreitfrGitp bei "a.
gcsonbriih cine Gffeniipc. Rah lpiis.
tbeuoer 5hladlt mrr0e oen fenio,
Iichqu 0}nrutorih Gnlf nphofpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

gtbonurnteu, bic ben ,,1cntidlen Norregpau.
eentcu" Mat pllnstlidl pber unregrlmdBia AZ.
Dniieit, Nno lcuetell Der cfiice napun Der %ele.
ppph poer iMFtfuinl wltttnetlnua 81 iaauer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

ocs @clebeS ii6cr @er6aituug ouf
Scroadtsgriiuoe uoriicbt, ipurOe ci.
ner Gonmuiiiou bon 2t @Pitglcoerii
ii6crpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
tenant ll.9 ootin Gid CT.
beit gebro6t.

lpNlNll.J
,8ritenouf ll.9ootin 2 i'd en-.
beit gebro6t.
(2raDhos na@ saDpiue.)
Berlin, 80. Sft. III Cine Iepe.
iAe bon G9riitianio an ser lleberiec-
0tobrihtcu 9Igentur citirt ciuc
Meloune, in ser n9lfterpoiten~ oerof.
fentIidt, bon ser 9lnfimft eiueS oelit-
iAen Soilbbootes in Soningsooog
NIT Der aus 23 0ionu beite6enoen9e-
ioblune Oes 6ritiideu Ganpfers 40.
To-" Ser u&olo," 10 fiigt ole @lel-
Ouug 6in5lb nit elmer 2aoung oon
$500 1onnen So6Iert BON glep GoitIc
nof 9IlcronOroDSf, pltroe bon oen
EouHboot 30 0lciIcn BON gtorO Sap
perienft
Ger britiidc Oanpfer uEolo, Elm
S6iif bon 1899 Sonnen pur0e 3il.
lest gemcloct, ais er Gooer ON A.
0ftobcr ollf ser 93eiie bon SImerifa
mad Suu paiiirte)
9nf Scr 6obrt BON Mor.
wegen mad @nglonO.
2onoon 20. Gftobcr. -Gos nor
wesiihe Seeelidiff a9aegino" bon
Sfien muroe bon Dem Oeutiben
1audboot III "a" III grauo eeidoi-
fen, ipdbrenO es Iit auf Der 6obrt
BON gtorpegen nod gnglanO 6efuno,
uno sluei D}itglieOer Der 9emannung
ionoei Den grtrinfingstoo. Gieie
aunoe brinet cine 1eilter.Gepeide
aus 9muioeib Sooqono.
9tab Der Oepeihe wproe Die 9lah'
ridt bon Dem boadnOiihen 0onpier
Sector" nod glmuioen gebroht Scr
nit Dem GopitGn uno 10 W6itglieOerrl
Der gemonunng Ocr n&egino" IN ie-
ncm Sofeu onlanote.
Die Scelelltc parcn bon Dem lin.
teriecboot III 81" an 9or6 eenoni-
men mo ip6ter aui oen Sector"
trousierirt moroen.
lls9 oot rettct 9 6iffbrii :
6 ige.
(@robiIos fber Gabpiue)
9erlin 90 Oftober. Ger
ibpcoiihe Dompfer o9lrpio.~ 70 mel
oct oic lleberice 9lobri6tcn g(geu.
tm Deiitc, baporirtt in ser g4Gbe bon
9oiumo md6reno eineS Stirmes,
Groe oes bobeu Secgouges rcttcte Elm
ocuticbes Eouhboot Oie WtomIdoft
melhe cS an goro nobnL big Iic ouf
Sen Sbooner 0@oloen @ote" iiber-
fii9rt merOen fonnte.
Stiirntiihc &etA stoas.
Sibung.
9erlim 2S. Gfto6cr, pia 2on.
oon 30 Sftober. Ger Gedstag
6attc beilte itiirmiidte 5iblmg Der
iesiaen Sciiion, 6erOorgcrufen Ourd
Die 6roge Der 9lti6ebltng Scr Ser
6oiting oui Geroodt ais Gor6eu-
eumgsnioBreeel. Ger io5ioliItii6c
9lbgeorOncte @il6cIm Gittnomn riei
Den Stiirm OnrG cine longc 9nli5G6.
lung nngebIiber S0rte lmo lingo
rcdtieten bcrbor, lmo Sic @liGiler
Juno Folen iodten sen Sturm ourd,
a6nlibe 9lli50bhmeeu nod mebr an.
pr aarl Selfferirb, Der Miuiitcr Oes
Snnercn Deriucbte, OoS Spiiem al
oert1eioieen gIeid8eitia icinem &c.
oauern glusorud oerIej1eno, oob
llngerehtigfeiten iicb eingeihlideu
6attcn inoem er beruor6o6, ooB sic
Siderbeit 0eS Staotes wic6tiger lei
ais Die oeS @in3elnen. @r frittiirtc
Srn Rittmann uuO feline gInbGngcr
Tir 0as @rbcbcr 0ficntIihcr @cihil.
Ioiaim9eL iuelhe bohitens uob eil.
eebenoer llnteriubuug ricbtiggciteui
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30

2uu0on 30. Sftobcr. Der
Gnmpfer u9lneeleifo", Der 6reimil.
Iige nod SaIouifi brabte, 1T in Sic
ncS torpeoirt por6ei, iagt einc &eu.
ter-Gfpeidc ous gltbeu.
(Sn oen oerfii9baren S1ifis.9le.
eiitern lit fcin Gampfcr DieieS 9&o.
mems oltfgefiibrt @S ibeint pobr-
ideinIid, ooB Die 6rctpiaiecu, bic
obeu errpd9nt weroen fir oie prooi-
ioriibe &egieriing ser erietbiiden
&eoolution6re nnoeporbeu noroen
moren)
8ritenoltf ll.9 ootin Sider-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-30
GOrprDirt,
9Ompfer uAuseIita"
r ll=SOOt=Seutr.
0SOlte 8reiiuillise maN
SalUnifi brimgcn.

0ic 6reiwilligcn morcn offeubor fir
oic 9lrmcc Der 0tcOoIutioudrc in
@riebcnlonO bcltimnt. Ger
britii9c Gonipfer u@olo" in Ocn
@rlnO scbo1rt. 0ic 8eidic-
Blng ocs noripcgiicben 9cgeIi6if.
fcS rgcgino."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-25
Teams Are Named for
Big Match on Tuesday

,,o,, tean,s fre,n the Board OF TRADE
- ~. Chamber Of Commerce will
me" in their annual match h. Tuesday Se,Sn.
st.er TSn,, on cub tnS e0 for the shaw and
The Board Of Trade now has ~, two re Legs s.
on the cup. Tho personnel OF the team
follows: w.,ker can
tain: P. i Brsnsle, Leroy roy, W. H asrnUn;
~ r. I,yic, c. A. Watson. AL
S w r''e'M ecKennic. John c. Davidson,
Charles orms. 4 G e. Snsr% nna e s 3,
Eyar, e. hiternates-C. NJ. King. A.
+ + Heaton and u. c Colt: s
css%tsT q &C. So %ol aers.r r. s sSsn:
II Pcsey. D. 3. Gish, @. c.
N nH Harry wardmsn. w, J,
Eynon i; P. cosey nI J; W. a srsT ormsb ~
NcCammCn. ki,ernates-w B. Guy
and ]. a. Shaffer'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-25
Here Is the standing Of the Depart
mental League In tennis for the year:
Mrs. Alpheus Winter
Is Winner at Golf

Mrs. Alpheus Winter yesterday won
the third series Of the Presidents Gun
putting Journeys for women being
played at the Columbia Country Club.
defeating Mrs L. f. Sinclair in the f,nsl
round. UP.
Mrs. Sinclair was the successful final
list In the second tournament played a
week ago. and Mrs. Winter was runner
up In the first field.
In the consolation final. Mrs. F.. B.
Pyle defeated Mrs. o. r. Evans, 4 up
and g. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-25

FACTORY SALE IS
NOW IN PROGRESS
Annual Event at Grosner's,
1913 Penna. Ave., Brings
Many Buyers.

Now comes the sale for which Wash.
ington's best-dressed men have eagerly
waited-the annual factory sale Of Kup-
penheimer Clothing at Grosner's. the
store where quality counts" at 1918
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. This
store has the exclusive local agency for
this famous brand OF clothing. and this
scle II an event in local merchandising
circles.
The mere mention Of the name Of
Kuppenheimer is sufficient, for this
brand Is known from one end Of the
country to the other as a standard Of
value In mems clothing. You'll fnd
these suits worn wherever well-dressed
men congregate-the most fastidious
Of style and quality.
At their regular prices, these suits arc
excellent values. During this sale these
phenomenal prices rule: Suits formerly
sold at so and S22.50 now SASS; suits
formerly sold at S25 and $3.50. now siSss.
The selection is unlimited-every
weave. every fabric, and every design
Is represented. Every style, OF course:
the tall man, the short man, the thin
man. or the stout man can be Just a.
readily fitted as the man Of average"
proportions.
Such styles as the Pinch-back or Belt
ed-back. the Norfolk and the English,
as well as a splendid showing Of Eng
lish models. are included. II goes With.
out saying that you must be prompt. a.
late buyers will not have the privilege
OF selecting from such a complete stock
as will those who come now.
Remember, Grosner's. 1913 Pennsyivas
MIA avenue northwest. lie the exclusive
local agency for Kuppenheimer Cloth
ing. and only at this store are you cers'
tain OF obtaining the genuine.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-25
Fred McLeod Entered
In Big Open Tourney

Fred Mcleod, Columbia Country Club
professional. is entered In the open golf
championship tournament which will
start at Minneapolis. Mimi, Tuesday.
George Sargant. former Chevy Chase
professional, and now at Minneapolis. is
also among the entrants.
"Chick" Evans, Harry Legg. Max
Behr, and j. s. Worthington, OF Eng
land. are the prominent amateurs In the
ranks among the best professionals in
this country. Mike Brady, Walter
Hagen. Jack Jolly, Tom Mcnamara, GIL
Nicholas, Alex Ross and Louis Teller
are among the professionals.
Both Sargant and Mcleod are former
champions. Hagen won in 1914: Alec
Ross in 1907; Mcleod In 1908. and
Sargant in 1907
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-25
De Palma Ahead.

DEs MONIES. Iowa, June 25-Ralph
de Palma. driving a Mercedes. won the
I5o- mile automobile derby and 5000 at the
speedway yesterday afternoon. De Pal
mas time was i:37:lt. an average OF
Bliss miles an hour. second and third
were: Henderson. in a Duesenberg,
l:Ss:b2. and Rickenbacher. In a Max
well, 1:39:01,