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Total Of 154 Transactions Con-
cIuded IN Past Week by
Dealers.
wARDMAN SALE APPROVED
Justice Mccoy Sanctions Pur-
chase Of Lots for Community
Apartment Plan.

Realty trading for the third week OF
April displayed an average Increase OF
two seles a day over the record Of the
preceding six days. The brokers con-
Guided i54 transactions In the past week
as compared with 1f2 deals in the sec
oDd week OF the month. Involved IN the
weeks trading were 21s lots and par
GELS Of real estate.
The 1915 record for days activity
was closely approached ON Thursday
when forty sales were reported. The
high mark for the year IL forty-two
sales In one day. Yesterdays business
also was active. total OF thirty-two
deals being effected. Thursday ranked
third with twenty-six trades. There
were nineteen sales on Tuesday and .
like number on the haif-holiday Of Sat-
urday. Monday made the poorest show
ing OF the week with eighteen sales. Z
| There was a three-cornered contest
this week for the supremacy Of the mar
ket in which the outlying suburbs proved
the victor by small margin. A total Of
sixty-three parcels were conveyed
this area, as compared with fifty-ninS
lots In the near-urban district and nftyt
three lots In the northwest. There were
twenty-five lots transferred In the north
east. twelve in the southwest. and nine
| In the southeast.
Court Approves Sale.
Justice Mccoy. OF the District su-'
i preme Court. approved the sale by tho
receivers Of the Arm Of Thomas K. wag-
gaman, OF twenty lots in the woodiey
rx p- Co. s,nws, Tne
ana Ihonas BONES io
Aysnus bridge. and a bounded on the
as, ana north nv woodIey ROAD.
M...r. w.rdman ana Bones are said to
h.y. nrensred nIans for n community of
an. rtment house. N cover the site. The
I rropo.,t,on. N concluded as planned,
II, ~ ~. mos, extensive APARTMENT
n,,,.. asve,onment ever attempted in
} a.. .h,,...,
$500. &C a. .rr-ov.a On. ..,s
T,--s,. .s..,,.,. r,or,,arv ~
90 49,. 49,, ,ortnves, Cor
..,.. s.s,,.,., o.,
seiV0 INC -
, many years a. the home OF the FRANK
: cou,s. OF dissoiution. The receiver, Al
NJ. q. a,r..,.o ., tr.n.s.r ms
. win o. Belt, 10 directed 70 uansier 'ne
property on receipt OF tne purchase
D price. '8-1r7 ~ ffr.S SEES
The hiRhest priced transfer of the
! week involved the banking property al
Z 1905 q. street northwest, purchased by
oil Harry A. Kite from Clarence e. Cal.
n houn'. The prtce is Indicated by ths
stamps and CIRCUMFERENCE at Si7oOo.
nj Dar,iel Loughran sold the Lee build
' ing. at 6zs to $40 Tenth street northwest
which formerly belonged to the estate
= Of stilson Hutchins. TO Harry A. Kite
Tor n price indicated at 10000. MIR
| Icite transferred the property at the
: same figure 10 Clarence c. calhoun.
Girard Street Property Sold.
Lille ". McCallum sold property OF
: -.s.. ss,u,nn, Eo,r
Grsra stree, nor.hwes'' oeeen n.
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Amusements.

NationaI--''The Birth OF Nation" motion
pictures, 2:lb and s;ib y, m.
Belaseo-"Fciiowing IN, the EIss n Msxioo'
Poli's--"The Yellow Ticket" I;iS and s:iS
d. m. u
MISUNDERSTANDING. 3:b and s;i5 n. m.
Observation-Disclosures, 2.i6 and 5;ib d. m.
Loew's Standardization pictures. 1910 a. m.
to II D. m.
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To Lecture on Travel.

Pro. Henry Il. CHAMPION. of Column
bia University. will lecture At $50
o'clock this evening at the National
Press Club. His subject will be Travel
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I Venus viii be visible, says an as
tronomer, after July 8. II signs
hold true she will be nearly visible
on + street long ere that.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-22

No, Harold, there's no truth in the
rumor that the navy rockies will
take physical instruction off Mussel
Shoals.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-22

Luke McLuke says many a girl
who thinks she is cultivating her
voice is merely cultivating her mag
nation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-22

II this weather do keep up, the Of
swimmin' hole will soon be the pop
ular center Of attraction.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-22

| Villa has died of everything except
hives. But the consensus is that he
is not dead enough yet.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-22

Man in Wellington, Kan, has fig
ured It out. The principal cause Of
divorce Is marriage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-22

Whiskers, says New York news
paper, are coming in. Is this q
fashion note or a political threat7 -.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-04-22

A lot Of persons who couldn't set
tie a two-day board bill have solved
this Mexican question.
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Fraternity Tea.

Phi Alpha Law Fraternity OF George.
town Law School tomorrow In the chap
ter house. 1914 Sixteenth street north:
Msss The hours viii be from To .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

ond report. and Hall sank 10 The floor
without word Thompson stopped
swiftly over him Hall was dead.
"What shall we do. What shall Me
dor moaued Mrs. Hall dropping limp
into a chair Justin. sou have Killed
him
II was bis llie OF mine" said
Thompson curily lie glanced swiftly
about bin. 40 one realized better
than he the disastrous results II the
true facts Of the tragedy should be cx
posed. Without further ceremony he
stopped down. altered tie position Of
Halls body and then bent over The IN
ronscious figure of Bruce Larnigan
When he siraighiened The smoking re-
volrer which had done Hall 70 death
was clinchei in Larnl-an's fingers
Thompson glanced down with q
mocking smile about bis thin liHs
"You 90 up 10 your room. he direct
81 the sobbing woman az bis side. In
a few minutes yon are 10 rush down
stairs. discover tie tragedy aud notify
the police. They viii think that Hall
vas shot by a burglar"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

lie caught TIE womGA IN bis armS
saw her staerer toWaui the stairway
and then. mnns 81 tae light made
his way TO the front doog aud oat into
the street
When the police arrived nfucc larnt
gan was stal iuscusiblc. bu, bcsiauirs
90 struggle slowly and iueohercntIN
back 10 consciousness. 10 WAS plain
90 The authorities that he had lccH
dealt violent blow But no whose
hauis9 II he hsd shet ual before
De himself had been attacked iucre
must have been more than Two persons
present at the time Mrs ilau WAS
hystcrUa and ln thc bands 90 a iAt
s.can and trained NURSE She could
supply ue information. anl lhc ffi-it
eres. servants could tell even less
Mhca ,ae caeoucr arrived a po'Neuan
toea possession ef nfu,e lArni-aa
vlo was ,tu daacd. aud lhc sonns
man was hurried to q pol.sc hospital
Tleue,t morning newspapers shrIsa-
cl Dafe headlines no ihe crowds ~
csHf asers anl displayed lhc rrcn
.Umr accounts of thc tragedy in braNs
ills Ihe prisoner had uvwcrci coH
ess aua had been identified at
NTFc lAJn.aau Further tHaa sNlpe
lIv NaGe he had rv~uiutel ufH~ed t'
uit himself lls fleuis ei ,hr
independents including Jat6 Se,cus.
Nad cea uuuoacl ANA Che ncNt is
sOe.ur ihc Independent uas expected
f.tnau .ome sensational "details
CumU f. CeuUal opuion how
ctet Nhcn the uttrrHmu edition of the
u,N Hrr dd upNpaf There was itt't
orno. .luumeut iu upiercuce % the case
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

beyond the bare outlines Of events A.
sacn by tie police. aud SO the nsc
afae-cd on until tle day arrived fu
tac tutl
Yhc case was placed in the hands %
District Attorney Thompson Tor lhe
tate lie said he tas certain of %
quigk verdict aud one which would cs
lablish beyond doubt dat Hall had
met his death AZ the hluds Of Bruce
lamisan while the hllcr WAS tryIne
TO hurelarizc the h0ase
Friends II Bruce Kept strangely ana
persi,lenily silent However. had the
movements Of Jack Stevens been chruu
iclcd in the pubic press there is no
douht as TO the interest which they
arouse from The man iu the street
Don't Wufry old pail Stevens bad
said oa "a visit to The cen rs Bruce
glanred up wcarlly Wen have you
oat Of THIS With fyns eolois or my
namc isn't stevens,
crowd packed the courtroom when
che trial opened
Tile Wline sos f0r fhe state Wcrc call.
cd ia quick. sioady sueeos lon aud
sayc the conventional evidence os fo
the finding 81 ihc body t.o discovery
II The crime aud such other details
Il WAS not until he second tay Of
the trial aHd ule Witnesses in rebuuaL
summoned by the defense. were pluccd
eu the stand that the interest ia the
ease reached fever heat
The monotone oil the court cflcr cal
ed the uamc Of q very prominent phys!
cian, DR. Jordan.
He quickly took ihe stand.
4 have made some Interesting ex
pcrlmenis iu connection with this
ease" Dr Jordan began IL Is an
established scientific iaet yoaf honor.
that ia cases Of violent death the pupil
of the victims eye sers often retains
Photographic impression of the a.
salIant have made certain plates of
the retina Of Rupert lIAs eges aud
they have been dege1pod with marvel
ous results" He produced some photo
graphic prints Counsel for Bruce Lar
nigan accepted them aud addressed the
court
~ sou viii allow us % cali AIRS
Hal to the stand 90 ngneat | fan
ey that she wi'. Dc aide io identify
these pictures
The Judge nodded aad few mo
menis later fhe tlaeh f4Aea figure %
the dead mans widow was Jed % the
stand The lawyer gihoai preamble
extended the prints ahiea DIX heid
DO you recognize these madam
Mrs. Hal hesiiaied and her face
palcd With scream she spraug 70
her feet as the district attorney rushed
to catch her faintlnz form The next
second be likewise crumr'cd into
chair. for the fear distorted face STAR
ing at him from The w.cfd pictures ~
the dead mans eyes was Bis own The
evidence from beyond fhe grave the
evidence on which De hsd never reckon
ed. was shrieking ont his guilt
An hour later Bruce IarH'eau ngain
free man. stepped fromfh fmh.idins
building with Jack s'rffHs 10 his side.
What viii he TIE ucNif fle former
asked YEARLY rs 'he twu climbed 'r'o
the car.
[episods no 2 Nssi Nee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18
STATE AUDITOR
ISSUES WARNING
To 0FFICEHOLDERS

oklahoma e1iy dareh @
pItlan - good man state ea
srs Haf such officials oa ~
or ~ active POLITICAL afar
sea as are al a gn affr
attention 70 the afefaraHon a e
tate rca eneon aad ior tho q
faesafs 20 tae natio.al eon. earoa
state Auditor + B noaafl aia
e that be h aias 'ng OF = a'i
eee contests aaa political an
aaian The toaan ihai ataa -
tie office ~ asleeate 81 cam
man ought 70 20 TO men Nao are a
Ue ranks of the parfy ara rot p
ciHcehoIders said Mr fl0aa-i ~
ne state Officers 90 oklahoma H.i
staY out of these political Heht A
attend Is ihe lusIue fr
gefe elected 10 office tr R
tie people ani ihe lars seiier s
by engaging in the rot taaf ne
so4 seen .n the 1arig
= am opposed 20 employ He
departments going into iar1oaal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

judge Coo Alden RHo ogmca
cndar as the ata nUmbcr
~ the Erso isceum course IS Htf
: rtraneer Guthrie audience
stdge Alden one Of the most 1e
ftssiu. i9.t lecturers A trained
if.at enaoR R.th magnetic pen
81 alit 5 a grasp q y.fAe Ene
4a eomte4 Attn rare glfi of
E NOR De ree- falls % delight h.s
andience H Zen years 81 service
- Q justice d lae or Tie Naasaeha
sftts courts have qualified hlm 70
fuow the need. q the people and 10
efeak saaeif anl sersillg upon prob.
lens which no ely affect taeir eel-
fsre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

"ii is iaa bad sou have O. leave town,
Rupert Jautyw lo~,isnt yolr tre.
llst .aeo. o., bead iup sI g
he ap>Uerd sruaA
l.et.laArl hur iAto the dmlus nrm
whore tle tNA la,leoh 81 "a slDat diu
utg Ihele Nas "a rlng az tac letl le
fore they hal nu'shrl, and the belitl
auuvuuycd MIR Thompson a mo
ment latter ihc district attorney. darh.
handsome man of middle asc followed
the servant shoos ilans mul Wul
bowed over that ~ Mrs llal rhs
master 81 The house watched ihc tW0
suliculy as he Thought Of the contents
Of the anonymous note
"Sorry 20 have 20 leave you two," hc
lerl,ed ont suddenly. "And e IS mishly
good oi YOU, Thompson. tn consent "
act as ms Wifes escort thls evening
while am gone" He kissed his wife
lightly nodded 10 tile district attorney
and swmg out of the house HARDLY
had the door closed behind him when
Mrs Han threw herself nio the arms
Of Justin Thompson
"Nlust wc 80 TO the theatcr lnstinF
she asked
The man strokcl her hair "Not it
you don't wish %. darling We can
have quiet evening here Tue two
wandered Into the lihary
Two hours elapsed The great house
had settled down 70 a shadowy sIIence
Mrs. Hall anl Justin Thompson had
drawn their chairs close % an open
fireplace. The servants had retired 20
an upper floor and the couple were
apparently absolutely aloue Sudden
ly Thompson lraned forward listening
inteu,ly Then, with motion to the
woman NJ his side ne rose softly and
pccred through the dmpcrles into the
other room Before the private safe Of
Han a masked man WAS crouching.
Thomusons self control was remark
able lie graspcd a heavy cane ia The
corner. Three swift, catike steps ana
the next second the cane descended
with brutal force, and the ligue Of the
intruder crunpled on 10 tue door the
mask slipping from the features. Al
though Thompson did not recognize the
features. they were those ol Bruce
I.arnigau Besides the district alior
hey was given NO time for speculation
At almost the same insiant as his blow
Mrs. Hall pulled aside The drapcIics.
With scream AT the sight which met
her startled eyes. shr sprang into the
room just as the han door was ierkcd
open aud another actor appeared as
part Of the strange drama Il was
her husband
II thought soy snapped Rupert Han.
And then without a word his hand
flashed back to bis pocket and be was
covering Thompson with revolver
Swiftly the district attorney bounded
forward, his hand gripping Halls arm
just in time 10 defect the course OF ii
bullet FOR moment The two men
struggled and then there was zoo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

When 81 eheerta mad happy
old lady 0l ~ M0H that be Has
good digestion n gour yail9u q
Impaired o. on do not relish g0nr
meals take 0se of chamboralu.s
Tablets T strengthen tae aiom
ach, improve a digestion and ca1ee
q gentle m0seH nj Of the hoHola OBJ.
faiuahie oyer lere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

Ihe paln aHd fafenf eauHfa DE-
hrUsrs 0scregeril0n ana training
fliiHt hnHe afN'H HmH 1re
.4oiAel away W sl0an'g Eminent
q need to suffer- iaIa aeHH iHHt
afne slaaha ilumrnf 10 ih0 sore
aaOts rub onlq a iliila % a short
i'me ihe pain lease8 f0l aaat 0H
for'aalF and eaIo d refreshing also1
Ono grateful usef altea Sloan
Eminent H0fft ~ weight Do
oii Keep laiNe an Aand use
Z aaai f1i Dredf NcIfllfIa ana
Nfllf KIH palm 2ar at our
ffuzs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

FTSUE Texas Wonder curas liinoY and
bladder lfpu' ita, dissolve gfHfe etiet
diabetes, wD and lam, hsrka, rhnuma-
hsu aud IA Irro lW.its oilho hidutyfHni
bladder in h1ih men aud w0men lfnut 4ll
by Yuur dfnggi Will De- NNnf hN MHii UNHfr
rfipt ~ 81. ono mail hHtilo LRu manHa'
treatment and i0m t1is fu l'1ioff fHfn
send tor q tinHiuls from this and other
fhtes.F d. 4. ST.. llali, suf Dlga Street,
81 ls0ui Alo. sld hy inf AdF .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18
SYNOPSIS

Dudley lanisaa. district attorney. he.
cause OF lis neht GA lhe v'as aHI Nulr
trusts, IS killed ly au assent 81 "a secret
society. the committee 90 utte,l lhe
hght Is continued ty hs SOD ifate aNo
Is elected district attorney aH3 tf an.
other son. Tom. nIaye la m iatc ulih
Dorothy Maxwell, whose father Ia head uf
the Insurance trust
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

see iae tifm rofef da
figures a Ne ereers Resf tlaiot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

.ten dons ana hos aith0ut repre-
aa an faction ia tae party
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

h4a NH nd a tifi oH H
alr um saada
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

I.EADEa WANTS b....,es REsULTs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18

Haye The Leader delivered. i5c mo,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-03-18
ELEVENTH EPISODE
"Me Buckef Shops"
Suggested by c. N. and A, N, WILLIAM.
SON. Authors Of The Lightning
Conductor. 1.-The Love Pirate"
The Princess Passes"

IT was nearing l O'Clock ana lhe
editorial rooms Of the ludepend
ent had taken on their customary
dailv buStla and arflvffV Fdt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29
8a. 3. g;apsi1, gtOpotat.

@ratti5tert In alien 1eriften oes
Gtaotps uno Der Ser. 6taaten.
S6reibt 3eitnulerte aus, beioret ge.
iittiteI unb fiebt a6ltratte Durh:
Iiebt, ooB Teltanlente i'm giadIniien.
Sdafsgeridte eeorbnet tperoen. ge.
iorgt golmnfieu unb 8iebt Orb.
Tfaften in irqeno einem Tbeil Der
@elt elm. aolleftiert QusIt1nbe.
Gpridt 9etitid uao lit 6ifentIi9er
Wotar. 34s Omaha 3otionoI 9ans
@eb1u6e, OMAHA Nebrasfn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

ST bdIt se5iidt bos @efIer
Der id1nolihe grpreder;
SD bait ibm ni6ts getan.
g@eIb4 ihreit cr, sober 2ebenl"
Ct bcbt Die ieige SanO.
Sd nero Dir fetncs Oebsrk
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-04-29

1aie aanmer lit beqlem etn9endte, Defenders be6lglia Der BE
ieahting uO ber anbringpng Der Raoiatoren an Der 6enterieite. Gt
8anoibrGnfe MaHohIten lmo @hoerplse limo aus 8trte, nit Wfaba.
sanieeinlage; Der GnBbooen lit aus 8irfe. 8roBe 20 bel 80 6uB. 9als
LpteL auBr SeBung uno @ofaanIage, $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
WOMEN CRITICAL BUYERS.
Pathfinder Co. Has Anticipated
Their ExactinG Demands.

4 woman Is the critical automobile
buyer to-day. according 20 Roy Senior
of Senior Bros. 1875 Broadway. dis
tributers Of Pathfinder ears.
"A woman wants IA low. easy step
into tho ear, a door wide enough FOR
comfort. "A seat which fits the curve OF
her back when she settles herself into
a corner, a firm yielding support. not a
seat from which n IL continually slip
ping and siding" says Mr.. Senior.
These points have received special
considerable in the making and manu-
featuring OF the Pathfinder Twin Six.
which Is a wonan's car. For instance,
the rod which IL used AZ "a foot rest is
not rouIht material and Will not injurc
The most expensive slippers. The floor
Of this wonderful car ~ not clutiered
up with rods and brackets to stumble
over. 4 clear floor is much easier to
keep clean from mud and dust. IN.
Pathfinder manufacturers realize "A
woman wants her car to havc the nece+-
say equipment for service and ccm-
fort
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
PRICE ADVANCE
FOR MARM0N "a
Frank Carrie. Local Manager,
Tells Of Increase in Cost
Of Materials.

The advance In prices Of material and
labor has caused tho Nordyke & Marmon
Company Of indianapolis TO advance the
prices of the Marmon -. the new car
which has created such n sensation this
season.
The new prices. which became effective
March is. arc as follows: Seven pas
senger touring car. three and our pas.
sengcr roadsters. $3.50. five passenger
touring car. $4,000.
A full statement Of the reasons Of the
advance il made by r.. C. Carrie. man
aver of the Marmon New York Company.
az follows:
This increase Is caused by the actual
Increase In the cost OF material and labor
entering into tho construction Of the "a
car. AS a matter Of fact this advance
does not fully cover this Increased cost.
However, in view OF the unprecedented
sales Of the car and tho fact that the
sales resistance is 80 much less thar
a iic!pated Ne believe We are justified
H. marketing he car at the new price
rather than advance the full amount OF
Increased cost OF material and labor.
practically every one Is conversant
with market conditions and appreciates
10 some extent the advance In
the cost OF materials. Aluminium. alloy
stcels--such AS used in the Martnon "a
brass. copper have advanced tremen-
dously In the past year. There II no sin.
gle item Oh the car that has not under.
gone an advance In price.
orders which we're closed and ac-
cepted prior to the announcement Of the
Increase will be filled at the old price,
The problem that confronted US was
either to maintain GU original prices and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
MANY SALES OF G.. v. TRUCKS.
Recorder aud New Business best IN
COmpnny's History.

The General Vehicle Company report.
that beginning January 4 the sales Of
q. V. electric trucks have been more
satisfactory than at any time in the
last two years. This company always
has "A large recorder business. but this
year sales to present users have reached
unexpected proportions. and better still.
the number OF new customers added IS
without precedent.
Among the recorders received are
twenty more 3ia ton American Express
trucks for Boston. twenty-five more .
ton American Express for New York,
giving them over 1850 seven more for
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association at
Chicago. making ~ for them In four
cities. 10 more ) ton trucks for Jacob
RUPERT. giving this brewer approxi-
mately 100 c.. V. trucks. 20 more . ton
trucks for Adams Express Company.
which swells their total To over 200 q.
V. clec;rics 10 more freight trucks for
the Mallory Steamship Company and
smaller recorders from Milwaukee Rail
way and Light Company. Capitol Mill
ing Company. Los Angeles II. j. Heinz
Company. j. n j. Slater. shoes: Cady
Lumber Company. ST. Paul M Ia
coma Lumbe Company. lumber trac-
tors National Lead Company. Empire
state Dairy Company, Burton-Furb-r
Coal Company. and many others.
Among the new g.. V. customers are
the following: Bank OF the Metropolis.
New York city .Etna Brewing Com.
pany of Hartford. the first brewery truck
to go under the local battery service
system j. l.. Mott Iron Works, Chase
4 S%anborn. Boston, a FORM drive special
delivery tea n coffee wagon the Car
borundum Company. Niagara Falls
Nobscot Spring Water Company, Bos-
,A.. At.. " t
y. j., c. j. Lincoln Company, Hartford
Emery-Beers Company, II. kohn, Inc,
Dayton Engineering Laboratories and
many others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
"wHADDYEMEAN VICTIMS 81
u. =. Tire Representative 10 Mts-
taken for Detective.

a certain salesman representing one
Of the subsidiaries OF the United States
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states secret service official. this misap-
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salesman was wearing
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-26
GOODYEAR IMPROVES TIRES.
Wakes Extensive Reenforcements
From Smallest to LarEest.

"tth more extensive improvement IN
.l'oTonile tires than IN any season Tor
yerll years. says II. :. Quine of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company.
The ou'Irc line Of Goodyear tires. from
'3e smallest to the lar+est, has been IN
.ro'-! ty reinforcement of fabric and
!bher IN -he side walls, rendering them
even less liable than formerly to side
wall INJURY.
Our 3ux3 and 30X3is sizes are now
adj larger and stronger, the former be-
- per cent and the latter |" per
"ht. largrr than heretofore. In our \,
A., =. o.. and s inch sizes FOR largo
re a decided advance has been made
'' rr1vide greater gripping power and
elditiorai anti-skid security. the all
Gather treads are nov made thicker