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18th ST. =. s76 Q Columbus av. 5oxl0o.5.
Aug 15-veronica Realty Corpn to Union
Dime Saw e3ank. 7Oi sth av, due May 1.
1921, 6 . c; attys, Butcher T a. +. 1
adiso ...... .stb, 900
t?50-256 W., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. with
st Z = to 8 W cor OF above. Aug Ia
Leicestershirs Realty Co to Farmers
Loan q T Co. ~ william IT, . yrs, Int
as per bond; attys, Geller. TX a. N, ~
Exchange pl. sz"".ouo
ssTH sT;,s 80 Cehtrai Iark Wes,,
10, wwhitiord 9.s, iss.s NINA nv. Far
Ses,op ~" -. 49,, 49, Ti.ie
err "a ia Ippp.v' IVY 5000
WV 20, 10 ~ ,notsb 10y ssi Ens sss
sv. sa nN' ;'yioS ainri, e seo.H EsSerNS' Golden
Sncirne and anne r. no'Sens -, 70 MTSss.
CarnoJy Gov u,,,rrnse .v and Fulton a..
Mt Vernon. \ y. i yr. 6 n G.; attvs, car.
mmody' Kellogg 4 a. q, Bway,., q, 0Os.5O
Uptown; ,,o,, .,rs.,,
'''"' on.ao =,
lSoTH ST. y :. no e Lonox aV', svN.slis
aug lb--Ins ana .e's,,a =; roy ,W
g, per bond. $500
l3!TH 81, 5l2 w. = e. Wy w amst aV,
!.lox9slI aug l5-Swiit is.aIty 800
Mary A. W hestoni HsS'h - AM
- - r
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RESULTS AT

lat "a VESEY STREET.
BY Joseph 7. Day. 49,
10th TT, 2ss w, n >. 100 e sth ay, .ax
Ss.s. 5 sly ra.-M Love nst ~ Learn
,,-rJi ST ass W. $ =, loo e sth NV. lb.6N
'ssIr, 1 sly dwlE-M Z Baker agt Louis
Kean ct al: due. N,597l5; taxes: eye,
$50; to the plaintin .'''''0'
lat S2Os THIRD AvENCE1
BY HenrJ Brady
RENEDICT Az. lsis, = :. 2a3 w fugsIcy
ay, 2JxlO0-F A Southworth anu ano'
exrs art Vim Buhl. Inc. ct all due, W.
sss.e2; taxes, etc. 363s.6s; to the pam
I'm 'so'o"o
RENEDICT AV. 1850. y =. 2s3 W IussI.y
ay. o5xlOO-Same agt same; Que. s.."n9,
taxes. etc, $685. 6S. to the p'aIni!H '|o'ooo
The sun., 1916-08-17

SarRnnc LAKE, Aus, I,
Medium Fast Motion Gets Porgiea.

Now II Tho time to 20 porgy fishing on
the Long Beach grounds Some fishermen
have an Idea that small hooks are the real
thing for sea porgios. ! had the same
idsa at nrst. and soon found ont my mis-
take through an accident and an out OF the
ordinary way OF fshinR.
used 6 Virginia. and lost most of my
nsh by Jerking at the FIRST bite. The hook
was too smal! and IT was the wrong method
OF catching porgies.
The hook / nave found the best FOR por-
eies At Long Beach grounds IL "a go sproat.
a well tempered thin wire hook. On the
style OF the Senate brand.
rig about three inches on bottom. one
hook or short leader. the other on tho line.
far enough apart 50 az not TO foul each
other. Let your line down tiIl Il touches
bottom. when the arst bite IL felt. start In
Keeling and lifting with your rod at tho
same time. and You will be surprised AT
tn. number OF porgies you catch In this
manner. whereas you lose most of them by
using small hooks and jerking at the frat
bite.
Poreic. follow the bal, on It's way down
and up almost to the top; that IL why you
catch more in using this steady, medium
fast motion.
The lips of tho skinner clam bai,.d on
the hooks In a manner as YOU would bait
= worm on u hook do tho trick. u all
Hes In tn. motion. +. FRANZ.
Union. y. j Aug, ~,
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Rod and Gun Neus

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM AUGUST II TO AUGUsT2O.
Date. os$%$a%F IN. AIHi by ~, %% S%T EiS' Iii SasT ~. AM Sa ~, * 1ss.dseM M.
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NEWARK AND OUT OF TOWN

Acker, X, q, SowarVn, = J.
DiEsnard, so Hank II Tel sos3 Mkt, RAFT
iJming, Is Ferry st NrwsIS liait. Tel ss55Mkt,
Nolyneux. \, W, .e+t+s Newark Az .J,C. tx. only
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sparrow Iseneat. by Ocean Trip.

pr, George w. Weld on leaving the train
last SATURDAY at Canarsie picked up In the
aisle of the car n young sparrow Just earn
try. + "b6nu''. captain. .syins,. "cen,lemen.
dii prove 10 he one, for everybody caught
fish, hut the doctor caught the largest one
ana took tho pooi-no second or third prize
By agreement.
After thu doctor returned to the landing
he carefully placed tho young bird amid
the trees in the park. a man who wit
messed the incident remarked; at WAS In
teresting to watch the antics of tho mother
bird ny away with It's joyous offspring,
invigorated and benefited by Its FIRST ocean
voyage"
stni Fishing Gets Big Bass.
Have been after big bass for four days.
Ernest Sealie and myself caught forty
pounds Of beauties yesterday, Average run
from one TO four pounds. small mouth.
H%eis.mi,s are the only thing. and there
IL nothing like s,ill fshing to get the big
ones. No one has had any success casting
We Tried the tango bal, and two or three
dozen other plugs and spoons. but would
advise any one who IL Interested not 10
waste time. Frogs and minnows dive) are
Have never seen better bass than we
Lake winnepe.aukee. wolfboro. y. II.
Aug IL.
jamaica Hay wcakash scores.
on shrimp bait on IN. last Of tho Mood
and the first ~ the ebb ut the cinders
and False Channel yesterday the Cansrsie
guides reported tho following weakfsh
catches: Harris. IL: Gauner. 80; Knipe. %;
Revlnus. 20; Il. Johnson, 81. Hitchler. "a;
Stuibaum. 90; Lewis. 90; e. johnson. -,
stu baum. &C; Lewis. ~: e johnson. rs
Phillips. ?6. Kelly, 20: q Ansbach. ~. and
Brogue, 81 ~wcaknsh. The fsh were school
Ash weighing from III to 2 pounds each.
| and enjoyed II lots. Now that they all
know that I have a pretty bathing suit,
though. I'm going to leave 1t of ana 20
In Ia my Annette kellermanns."
MADELEINE.
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney. If attorneys name Is omitted
address party of first part.)
The sun., 1916-08-17
Channel Haas Hole at Corson's.

Rohcr, II, Cor.on Of Jersey cay. who !,
f%m,.i.s WIN the 1cr.eS bout ,p's Inc Cham.
Isl bass hole a; cotson's Inlet.
wri,!ns under yss,erday's date nj cor.
min ,s.'' wal. ufh .; Gus Sis H Wis,k ts T!sht and ny It
Will surely yield fine fishing before the
season Is over unless spoiled By a storm
The nat AT tho northern end puts. out
shou, 900 feet to the cut. which Is 40 or
10 ,"es s w'ds ne 4 n pois, SYN o9 IN. 81 ban she w p1.nn
curve. gradually to the shore at the lower
bar and raise she level Of tue water IN
the hoe pcrceptihlY higher than That OK
the outer sea. The .A,ess tH'"rs norm,
sweeping over the hat. For an hour or
two around low water 4; +, pr'cticab,e 90
wade north~Nrd along the bar and hsh Its
~, should be negotiated IN a bathing
s~-t, however for one may be. forced 20
swim the hos II delayed too long in an
argument with u shark or Il zig has.
IS the tide .!-.s the Nm "ors IN
cl' AL cover M" feodins grounds, thA
chunnel bass usurpirg the best Of them
aud the ,oroakcr.. kinss and small fish
taking whats left"
staten Island Black Bass Ponds.
7 Thought that knew something ahou,
tho staten Island ponds, having hshed
the zone Armed Goat Ge;ter' IL The last
II he th!nh- D. IL getting my goat
H. is very much mistaken. Me'hin~s h'
! silu I1sl.' aneS, r%sai,ns MS s.re1s:!t
on. MI assertion. 20 N" contrary notv'h'
standing Furthermore. ! s.ill adhsre &
my original statement that frogs ar" M
' best bait To use IA the Staten Island ponds
Also, a stranger following my dir'''lou'
would nud the ponds Just A. described
although IN. "Oue Armed Goat Gett"r
seems to think he would have n hard tim'
nudInc them.
II IL no fault Of mine that he IL no
acauaintei with the moro recent modern
naInes of these pords. \ couple OF IN
ponds h. names were not referred 10 b,
me- In my article and are q M" or. 50
separated from the ponds ! had refer
eute To,
Come on. Arthur Zorn. Where arc You
Am | right or am ! wrong Lots hsa
from You through tho Rod and Gun col
umn whom you think IL risht, the ON
Armed Goat Gettcr' or
WHITE AGATE.
Midland Beach. Staten Island, Aus Is
T~ntinK and Fishing at saranac.
We arrived here perfectly safcly withou
any railroad Academia or ANYTHING and nr
now having the time OF our lives soin
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For other real estate news see
preceding page.
The sun., 1916-08-17
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX

thh,y 4 lmhrir, IL Ncscy ~ Tack" only
Iuat,rJam Tackle n Hait store, .s1 Anstt. Az.
Raj, & Tackle Depot, l7T ~ nv WaIlach.
Bsuinann, 2252 I'd av, bet llS 4 il6 sts.
Eccher AZ Y 3l,h :, Moulds Tel MurrnyIilli ?s2s.
Becker, Thilip, nd sitb 81 Nv iidw store No. 1T.
itrovn's Rslt Depot, s3ii 81 hv M. ~ ~ u"
Il Hrosow ~ 1855 Amst, TkleShaIt. Tel l7s6Aud.
EtrunAr. j, W Washington MAJ Tel sos tort,
c'onrov Il, J., ~ John - Tackle only.
nayora, / .Jr. .i25w 100 ~ ic!rramt sNtra'Nsh-
nnStiis' John, Is W 4.l It. Tel ~ Eryant.
trn.mml s,heilcr 60, 10 Park Row, 40 bait
Trsssc 90, 40 Fulton st Taokl" only.
tnrhs II "a let Nv Tel s3sor,h.rd Fidilcrs bait.
II .;nrinnSCo AZ; Aust av,, ur las at TIKI. only,
Itr,ch. l.. oDy Amsterdam hv. 80 20 ss, Tel.
iinnhyr.ef /, 30i Il. SAN Tel - Murray I'M.
EEeIIn.rrnn, $3.50 "a Ry lifth 7 Molr llsg II 4 I.
ktre %. H. II so btoadsay Tack" only'
kitlani Z, 800 liant hers st rAlc frogs, ris'amite.
Si,inman' 4. 20 18th NV Tackle Only.
Eventual, ~. + 40 81 mr. Prospects, Az M halt,
.t,. .U7 l.. Saih. Tel s5, Murray lilll.
M,,ws 1895 81 nv, nct 9&i AMI Hith ITS.
Nt,, rnunlitnuU DWARF hUrchA Wesley SIS ~ all
Ur'lyy II, 60, :, thsmhc'- ~ ~ belt
ott, l..d >, & LIST nv Tel hJoS Harlem lklnht.
nS S T"i. 6g7i Cort. Waslunrtou Market
nnn.ttr"'J II. 3Ng 81 Nv nr, :M Tackle only.
nctugold. u. loi sth aY,, cor IS IaCSle tat
nnn.nnhan,n. II, 36A I. ljN'h - - ~ J. SIS
Wnso"Nn.scr .ll T.. 5etl Hdwsr" Tackle only.
saIV,nu' lSR Amst'dHm cor Manhattan Il Tfi.
Sam = Ba,t Depot. A." AZ, N n"nr an st
S"huSarh' a. Son. S'i. Il nv ,opp lhhtN - Tel.
S,hnnrtz' SIT. lsso ,ilstA>th Nv 1'l i''brynnt
: mmnns, = 263' "a ny I'ykl" only 49,,
si.dok a,.o 81 Az, l6s'h -. Tel $3.50 Mel.
ss,."unoc. IL l5Gi "a Ry rsctl" and TAFT
T.,,ar klot 4 CO. Inc % + AGd la,tln only
vnm i,ofc. u. 4 TO, - ~ Fulton It 80 bait
WW" e., q 10 list av mr. 10th ih 5tt1 nrch TAB
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was n, GRASSY sprain last Sunday and
tn. black bass were Very much IN evil
d-nce, leaping In the centre OF the lake
near the my pads. nut they could not
he induced TO take u fN Or 4 plug
CHARLES CARUCCI.
s:tG KingshriigA avenue. Aug, IL
The sun., 1916-08-17

Ons block cast ~ Bway; 2
blocks from Bway subway sta
ton. one block from t1ty Col-
legr..
All modern improvements.
The sun., 1916-08-17

n Rocgci's Launches. including
JSV guide and shrimp IS week.
dsys. e Sundays. for four. Tel, 30s7 Csnarsie.
The sun., 1916-08-17

We arrived here perfectly safclv withou,
any railroad accidents or ANYTHING and are
NOW having the time OF our lives going
The sun., 1916-08-17

nNAlnT10 nhss-Pho Leaves Conveys
HII\hkkI Dock, Wreck Lead Daily elr.
MhlAIu Mon. @ q train Sundsv, 5
"Se. train. Fare 81 IS q W. Wilson
The sun., 1916-08-17

rAnT I0C N leave. Ellison's, Free
CAfl.JUC ii. port. - aaily except
days, Fare inc, bait. 81 %. Capt. Joe Reynor.
The sun., 1916-08-17
Where Bait Can Be Had

Each Tucsdav, THURSDAY and Saturday, from
All ,.t TO oct. 3l.t. THE Sun viii publish
sIt,t Of names and addresses VI dealers who
The sun., 1916-08-17

mr. nrlIv BASS, Ht>S Btss
ll,Il Shsepshrad Bay, d. \ N. daily.
'e@SS''' sunday ! A. NJ Ri stephena
The sun., 1916-08-17

SUNDAY, $50 n. VI.
r. AaAo leaves Osborn > Dock. Shccrshsad,
vi daily, B A. NJ. GUS RAU.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
STATE TROOPS READY
TO MOVE ON ORDERS
ALI COMPANIES RECRUITED TO
WAR STRENGTH AND REST
ING ON ARMS

A. fle companies of rho First Reg
iment o A. g. are resting on arms.
aRaIhng the word to mobilize ai
Chandler. It IS possible slpre Gen
Funston has asked to have troops
rushed thar tho state guard vig BE-
mobolized at Oklahoma CITY and
rushed within q hours 10 the ria
cande border Ali companies have
been recruited to war strength
Capt BerrY Of saltwater deBle
that be will succeed Gen canton a.
adiufant general
Raising of Second snd THIRD regf
n'enis 70 form an Oklahoma hrieaa.
IS projected
a fund vas started for The purchase
e aerDplsnes for Oklahoma regiment
: 25a uas subscribed IN a few min.
aies $1,000 necessary Narlsnd oI
Pcnac City. gave $1,000
General Canton awaits word d
move troops into camp. No inuma
ton given as to disposition o. mill
tia after mobilization.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
PROBATE MATTERS OF IN
.TEREsT IN COUNTY COURT
SETTLEMENTS MADE, FINAL RE
PORTS RENDERED AND Will
ADMITTED 10 PROBATE

lulee Caau l Has ls 40 du
ar.c ol settlement o0 mM account
aHd distribution 10 .hc ssiatc vi fr,t
errN oscar tau rh estate con
ssuns ol rm estate ant peson.
grt ,rs Was q. aut Distributed r-
tween Eii'h l.lul. IA hid. oma
Luu a1i charles ra.Ne, iuff ann
tac administration of tat estate br
ng deemed CLOSED Charles + nu0k
Is. as executor Ks Asshs,ed
Mhi ltafaon executor q. lhe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

San Antonio, Tex, June 20.--Gen-
ersl Funston today requested the War
department TO send him soon as pos
siba large part Of the national
gu frdsmen, already called out. TO be
stationed along the Mexican bound
sry from Brownsville to the Pacific
Ocean"
He did not make public the number
Of men requested, but said he had
asked for enough to provide adequate
protection Of the border"
General Funston explained that in
making this request he acted on the
presumption that he was securing an
army for defense and II il became
necessary to organize an army Of in.
vssion he would supplement the re-
quest Of today with ore for the bal
snce Of the national guard or the
country.
II is assumed that the first state
troops 10 be sent will probably be
those from New YORK, ninois and
Pennsylvania
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
BITTER SENTIMENT
STIRRED IN MEXICO CITY
UNITED STATES REPLY 10
tAKiiN\/N llkiiA 10
pRECIPITAIE " iR
Try Associated lressJ

BROWNSVILLE. JUNE 20-PAs.
SENGERs ARRIVING AT MATA-
NoRA6 REPORTED THAT A RUM.
CIR IS CURRENT IN MONTEREY
THAT A PARTY OF AMERICANS
at cERRALVo AN ISOLATED
MINING TOWN NEAR NEuVo
LEON WAS MAssAcRED BY MEX.
lcANS.
THE BODY OF WILLIAM BROWN,
BROTHER OF MAYOR BROWN or
THIS CITY, WAS FOUND IN T1E
RIO GRANDE RIVER ON THE
MEXICAN SIDE. TEN MILES
SOUTH OF MATAMoRAS. BROWN
is SAID TO HAVE LAST BEEN
SEEN IN MATAMoRAS, SATuR.
DAY. IT is BELIEVED He WAS
MURDERED
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
WANT To CO To MEXICO?
HERES YOUR CHANCE

6fofEe barber. Rbo vas captain of
Troop 6 state militia recently order
q disbaaded q making an effort 70
have the troop re.nstated For fhls
pHrpose be has issued call for the
cliy hail for Wednesday night All
5oung men Of the city Who are inter
ested 10 the militia are urged to at.
tsrd this meeting n enough able
bodled. physically III young men Rill
Jon the company Captain Barber is
confident be can bring the company
&c lie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
DEMANDS OF cARRANzA FLAT
LY REJECTED IN SHARP NOTE

Washington. June 2n TIE Amer.
can note fatty rejecting chief car.
rdnza's demand for the withdrawal of
TIE American iorte and rehaking the
Carranza government Tor the discoar
icous tone and temper Of the last
tmmunicatlon. was handed today. 70
Fiiseo Arrendondo the Mesean am
hsssador. designate
The long continued outragas agalns.
Americans and their property both in
Mexico and America we're reviewed
in the note and warning given that
United States troops will BE- kept IN
Mexico until such time as the de fac
to government performs It's duty Of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
At TOP OF A0ANELLO, {,
VIRVIL'S ALPS KING
NNNWlNiin PRESS CORII.-
sfO\nlNI Nil~ TIIA\IC
Nil'l G6ll lBONECiOlnS
npl rrml

~ WWurss ol De Italian Army.
nm n Nlamra which Vnul
mvu.d Nne oI tbn Italian Alpa i
'a, mni elevated spot la me world
.vher nnr ma wer heon uagod
lhoUeh hr ourirsy of ias Italian
f.HHwl .iM which a dearuas ihat
Ne nord au'ale 90 lmiy should
Nnew hU mnhIp 30 th.a unprcce
ien'rl ompfu he correspondent
ol lm Naealel l'Iea Was the first
civilian aHaNci ia witness tbe fight
ne on ib eolou mountain. which
Is aoo faH bifb and covered With
eternal onv
ihe correspondent aaw the noun
Wn nnmug with lhnuaanda of
vhreInl Alpinr aoldlors singing.
aisu aear crour glaciers. chal
lenrnf a'annchea charging The
onemY niih Nkrl hayonola. am abovu
ihe louda
Miracle Of Moving Hia Guns.
There tha correspondent witnessed
he action of heavy arislery. bat
terry - which flred from me highest
point % lhe world where artillery had
over heen plAeed % from which q had
.Aef hocu tired q seemed almost
mir1rln fhU nrh big guns could have
beaa mnapoftei ia leo mouths Of
hard labor from q distance OF fifteen
mi'e DO one ~ me- valleys below
over iHu huuired men had been re
qufed ior fhe dragging Of a angle
lue ol he plaeea and AZ one stage n
.he sorN an avalanche had awoopel
.loHH rom 1he mountain hlas anl
swallowed up fhe cannon aaa degour
10 fWif o. mou
1U puH loaa mountain ember
ef HlrHpfed ~ fsaoh ibe TOO 1t
t1HmIu hHf 10 summer the giev Of
h Wmnn10e Ap uBh Mont Blanc.
~ honnm and Monte Rosa 10 fhe
.lIHf#a'e considered be best ia
Europe winter saa aummer me-
.eHne there vs. under conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

San Diego eal Hme 20 An ult
ratnm amomtins practically 20 2
declaration of war aeainsi the Unit
cd slaies was served sunday on Com
mauder Arthur Kavanaueh of thc
runboat Annapolis by General Flores
csrranza governor of The state Of
Snaloa according 70 ralioaran
sent from the annapolis at uazailan
and received here Monday by admiral
Winslow. commander iH chief OF the
racifie fleet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
No Details Received.

owing TO THE low powered radio aoi
Of the Annapolis difficulty was cv
rcrienced in communicating With the
arnboat but enough facts have come
through TO indicate that General
flores has taken hostile stand
against Americans and that It vas hl.
refusal 10 permit Americans 10 leave
Nazatlan that resulted so the clash
sunday between hluc Jackets 81 the
Annapolis and Mcvicans charaotoriz
cd as Carranza soldiers Tho exact
substance Of his ultimaium ha MOI
set been received
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
SUGGESTS pHYsic AND LOOK
IaG DP OF SIX FOIK

GHiAre osh June g N Leader
iH regard 70 Advertising the Gnilra
mineral Rsisr all say that the ~
.eHfising Of 17aH waters Is diHier
rni from adfa-ns.as seed corn sf0fs
or merchana
There ore many mineral ar.nes
and wells aad ar claim to 20 tae
best The aek reron oflen r0e 70
The nearest waters 70 save espenses
lilis posted en- ihe boards and notices
ir the papers call ones attention i1
tho water but don't convince After
tie waters credit Is fully established
the above methods are good. but I
would advise that interesting and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
ADVERTISING GUTHRIE HERCULES
MINERAL WATER IN THE EAST
Some Suggestions Looking Toward Promotion Publicity and How to
Raise Money for the Advertising Contestants for Leader S. Prize
Make Great Showing
aiay Circular be nae4 20 aaf

catchy rHHf he printed Fl aanf
o4t
bol 'aa far foH borne la aa
sn n 'ooe p 'uisa sho ~ t
s'se nem fea fo.c II the aaier
2 them ea4i and faer ag fsrI
heter and aef fham o mk ~ g9l
r Ie az reai . hiot so4f o#8 horn
hlf tHeH on can ee' other % 90 %
or ol s.adis i aiho1f rav @ m
Htler Whoa ono aegod iheF taU
leir fr'srla. ne|sabors AMI relatives
Tois naY seem Tow imt. like the
Hitio snow Tall o Increases a. t
rols Talks can be sigea en- the
street corners for perhaps ons and
oaehaif hours in the afternoon. then
you hand ost ysur bills and tako a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

Petrograd, June 2O-Crand Duke
Nicholas has won great victory near
eagdad. An army Of 10000 Turks
and kurds vas descimated on the
morning and day Of June ~. The
march on 5agdsd continues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

Berlin June The German
afose he resistance Of tae RVS ian
at various points 'n<aY northwest of
Latss and are fighting their say for
ward.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20
ALLIE D ARMIES
WIN B A 7 I | { 8
EAST AND WEST.
GRAND III kI iIIIR
TURKS Ill,E CIIiII ON
MARCH 10 BlGDAD


Paris, June 2o.-on the right
bank Of the Meuse French troops Won
a signal victory June g. winning four
lines Of trenches. On the left bank
Hill No, 3o4 is n French Hands.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

Washington, D. c.. June 20.-Spe-
cial Agent Rodgers, at Mexico City.
notified the State Department today,
that he was arranging for special
train to take Americans and other
foreigners from Mexico City to Vera
Cruz.
He said he would remain at his
post.
Rodgers message told Of an anti.
American demonstration. and parades,
and mass meetings at the Mexican
capital and Of the increasingly bitter
sentiment against Americans.
No open acts Of violence were re-
ported by him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

San Diego Cal, June 2o.-Wlth
Admiral c. MGR Winslow, command
er-in-chef Of the Pacific Fleet, aboard
the armorer cruiser, San Diego, the
flag ship OF the Pacific Fleet, sailed
from this port this morning for either
cuaymas or Mazatland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

NeNieo Cifv Iuno II The tmcH
can consulate was stoned here Mon
day while Wee Consul Rowe 9as DO
fhc huiidng and only ten minutes az
tor Special Representative RODGERS
had lefi the 1laeo Nr Rodgers Mon
Gay night protested Tho toning
Streets are Thronged.
The trceis and public squares -
TIC capital were thronged All The af
tf-...f ~. -. . .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

Potrograd June 2o With 90 aser.
age Austrian retirement of taenf
five miles over tho entire voihynan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

New Orleans, la. hns 20 70
night thunder showers. Wednesday
generally fair; slightly cooler to-
night. .lp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-20

Sc lsi'g slai Pages 81 srrrs
gp1ltt tfs
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
Six New Tennis Courts.

Six new tennis courts for the Wash
ington public are under construction by
the Office of Public Buildings and
Grounds in Henry park, the site of the
old Pennsylvania railroad station, at
Gixth and 3 streets northwest
The Washington times., 1916-01-17
PLANS PROTECTION
OF EVERY TEXTILE
Bureau of Standards Arranging
to Protect Public From Mis-
representation.

An investigation to determine the ex-
tent to which textile materials are mis-
represented and to insure all kinds Of
cloth fabrics purchased are as repre-
sented. is being made by the Bureau
Of Standards, OF the Department Of
Commerce.
The public is becoming more and
more concerned in getting what 1t pays
for in various textile fabrics, the bu-
reau declares in its annual report made
public today.
Recommendation is made in the re-
port for increased compensation for
heads of division, and for skilled work.
ers in the operative and construction
staff
Recommendation is made for the
establishment at the bureau of a radio
laboratory to conduct ALL of the lab
oratory work in wireless telegraphy
for all of the Government depart
ments.
Attention Is called to the necessity
of enlarging the power plant to take
care of the power and heating sys-
tenn for the new chemical laboratory.
The report reviews at great length
the various tests that have been con-
Quoted by tae bureau during the past
year and their results. Many OF these
have been published in circulars.
Many of them are closely related TO
the Industrial progress of the coun-
try,