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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20
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ToMoRRoW'S FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE

+ East. I
+ Harvard VS.. Massachusetts Ag- i
+ gies at Cambridge !
+ Cornell VS.. Buckneii at Ithaca. !
+ Princeton VS.. Lafayette at 4
+ Princeton
: Dartmouth vs., Georgetown at !
T. Hanover. :
+ Army VS. Trinity at West Point. :
+ Navy VS.. West Virginia at An :
= napolis. =
+ Colgate VS.. Rhode Island at !
+ Hamilton =
! Columbia VS.. Union at New !
+ York !
+ Carnegie Institute VS.. Allie :
+ ghany at Pittsburgh. !
4. Bates VS.. Maine at Lewiston i
+ Dickinson VS.. Ursinus at Cars !
j. Isle. :
1. Tufts VS.. Boston at Medford :
+ Pennsylvania vs. Penn State +
i at Philadelphia !
+ Vermont VS.. Connecticut Ag- j.
+ gies at Philadelphia :
1. Washington and Jefferson VS.. +
+ Westminster at Washington, +
1. Pa. 4
= Williams vs. Brown at VIII j.
+ Jamestown. +
+ Syracuse VS.. Pittsburgh at syr- +
+ acuse. i
+ Nebraska VS.. Oregon Aggies !
+ at Portland. !
+ Chicago VS.. Northwestern at +
+ Chicago. !
+ Minnesota VS.. South Dakota at =.
+ Minneapolis +
+ Illinois VS.. Ohio State at Ur- +
+ bana.
+ Wisconsin VS.. Haskell Indians +
+ at Madison 4
: Iowa VS.. Purdue at iowa City +
+ Michigan VS.. Michigan Aggies +
+ at A9nn Arbor~ +
+ Texas VS.. Oklahoma at Dallas +
i Washington VS.. Drake at ST. 4
+ Louis. !
J. Colorado VS.. Denver at Boul- +
= der. +
+ Kansas Aggies VS.. Kansas Nor =
!. NAL at Manhattan. +
+ Oberlin VS. Ohio at Oberlin, :
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20

The highest spot easn price win be
paia Tor some clean cotton rags deliv-
cred at once to the Daily Express Of.
flee. % ~
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20
lsF's u Is
Fort Worm Live stock.

Worth. Oct. ls.-Cattle- Re-
$500; steady; steers Sc to $7,25.
Receipts $500; 10c to 25c high
llk 1915 to $500. Sheep Re
. So; nominal; lambs SO to $3.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20

due at Iowa City Illinois and Ohio
state viii battle in a conference game
at Urbana
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20
BUY SEASON TICKETS
EoR LYcEuM COURSE

The college girls are busy
; selling tickets for the o. c. w.
: lyceum course which will start I
: soon. A list of attractions of I
: the highest character is being !
offered and the citizens of I
Chickasha are asked to rally to I
the assistance of the students !
in carrying out this enterprise.
, The price at which the season
tickets are sold by no means
represents the value Of the en-
tertainments. Everybody who !
buys a ticket is assured to get
: more than the worth OF his
money. Don't waste any time
with argument when the girls
call on yea-iust huy a ticket
or two and send them away
happy That is one way to be
a good college booster
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20

Have you read the classified ads ?
Try 1t. They are interesting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20
"CAT-FEAR" victim
HERE is INDIVIDUAL WITH REAL
TALE OF WOE.

Many Who Have Suffered Under Like
clreumstaness WIN Extend SYM
pathy, Since Honey Boys"
Are Quite Numerous.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-10-20
DEPLORES LOSS OF
OZARK TRAIL;
LONG AUTO JOURNEY

Continued from rage one.)
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Second Lieut.. EARL n HoCHwALT. Coast Art.
from presen, duties to branch U. 5. Disciplinary
Firsi Lieut. JOHN II. PIRIE. Coast Art nov in
Washington. 10 ~. Monroe. for temporary ouv'
thence to Gloucester. Mass .r,e~n
Retirement o. Brs. Gen. JOHN T. WissLh III
Fir., Lieut. swrrHrN CHANDLER Med. Res
Corps. honorably discharged from service o. I. :.
Leave sD"f Of absence @ srsnied Capt. EDWARD H AN
r,Ii pHfs . X JoaN fHepefa " srTHsM4H rhs M ss Corps
report by tol. to com. gen. South Dept Tor as
sisnment
Lieut. ~. G) A. II DOUGLASS, detached naval
training station. San Francihco. Sept I; 10 nome
and wait orders
p. A suTs. ], A. EIELLo; temporary duty navy
Gun +. r MAILING. detached receiving ship at
Norfolk: 10 Montana. AUG. 5.
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
July Is-M.,. at Topolobampo: Paul Jones and
July isGAmphitrite at stcneysrcok Buffalo, At san
Diego: CaSsin. at y. Y yard; Hannibal H
Nsnshsn, al san Francisco: Mars and Milwaukee.
At La Pa1: Montgomery. al soomons IlAn1
SsH at gai6Ca Nsysd. sn.G. g. Htpad .5d WSip NSin
pie. at Guaymss. Cncas. at Norfoik
SAILED.
July ls-Mars Topoobampo for la Psh
July le-Nansh.n. rburon for san Ff,nescc
sterett and Wake. hey West iot hampton
Aay Se-.L,mson. Key wes. for Charleston.
COAST GUARD.
July li-Firyt H. Of Ens c. VI. GREEN. tempo
rary detached Algonquin: TO temporary duty On
Second H. Of Ens. H y. PERHAM. temporarily
detached Seneca to ,eTP9rSv duty on Aegshnse
Mohawk on sIst inst assigned temporarily to
command y. Y. division.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
y 'EEfs'f
ARRIVED.

Cristobal. July 2o-sMta Marta Carasena for HeF
York land proceeded; Amirante. Ne" fo'H io'
RoticrSsn, July $50 Bnudsen lNor). New
York; Oifjcld tHorl. New York. olas hyrre tNorj'
New York via Klrkwal ~.
Nsgasak. July i9-Deiazos tDin). New York via
Bafbados. July i,-Medan Dutch. Batavia. etc,
St 'O Nalairc. July is--Phn,delphian tBu. New
York ~, A..
Liverpool July lo-Roumanian Prince tBr). New
York n,, -.
York via Lisbon. - >. vi, a.,
Bordeaux. July l4-Basse TER. tFr) Nes York
Panang July li--Bswesn Dutch. Ne" YORK Via
Rarbados Port Natal. etc.
Para July li-Justin (Brl. New York and Nor
folk via Barbados.
SAILED.
Rotterdam July 20--Noorlsm Dutch New YORK
Tquque July i9-Celia (Brl. New York.
barbados. July l9-Karmata Dutch from New
Ayr' July iS~E T Nysaard CDan). New York.
Amsterdam July l5--Gamma Dutch. New lork
Christisnia. July li-Drammensiiord tNorl, New
York
81 CroiK. July lo-Trindad t3rl New York.
Cristobal. July 2O-Colon New York
Gandla. July l6-Kirkoswald (Br). New York.
Rotterdam July 20--Waaldyk Dutch. New York
Zasndyk Dutch New York
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
From The Tribune Buresu-l
Washington. July 20.

Washington. July 20.
ARMY.
Maj ALBERT. c. JENKINS. Az. Gen. TO Gov
MAJ. JoHN Z. WOODWARD. Adj. Gen. to Doug
MAJ 0RRlN r. WOLFE. Adj Gen. assigned As
Capt. ARTHUR r. SLOAN. Inf. .hsvins accep,ed
commission 1t. Col. in Ark. " g.. will join
MAJ EDWARD NJ MARKHAM. CORPS Of Eng.
from Memphis tTen1: Nifty AeadsT,i AVS Fs
Mai e JOHN II. PATKER. gath Inf. Carts. ROB
BRR6doK. cav Cav "a NJ CcoyPsi. FiT., kts JoGX 7
KER M. and second 1t. JoHN F LANDIs.
iS- Sn transfer ln, To to f1sid FisS AT IT. w. ~
Second II. FRANZ A DONIAT. Inf. (First Il.
ord Deptl. 70 Washington for examination Tor
Firt IT, ROLAND " FINGER. Ord. Dept, from
Sandy Hook proving ground proceed. via spring
CAPT CLEVELAND c. GEE. Corps Ting snd
Second IL. EUGENE T. srENSEK Sb0KVSIE
W sLINEYo II cav THqHBTkN W.HHI X. BR9WNd 81 T,cd
At. and WILLIAM c, CRANE. ,Jr.. 4,h Fisd
A g We' ! Poa sGo N'ffy fy5 Aladey A ~ Xsb6s Xss ~
Ton lon ior duty IN orlce Insp, Gen. ,-,
IesiS AIESHlRE. II .. II. Gen. extended to include
seHotd Ausd Licu,s. LEWIS c DAVIDSON. 2lst Inf {:
WILLIAM o. RYAN, tn Cav, and RALPH 5.
KINiBALL. l7th Inf. 70 Fl sam Houston. for
examination FOR detail IN aviation sec. OF Sis.
CAPT EDMUND : sAYER elst Inf. to Douglas
Ari7 f0r examination FOR transfer 10 cavalry.
S,-'.ri Lieut. LAWRENCE A MLAVG GHLlN. Coast
Art. to camp S;otssnhurs. T l. for examination
f.r transfer tl Field Art
Second Lieut.. EARL b. HOCHNALT. Coast Art,
o. Washington. FOR examination for transfer to
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
THE WEATHER REPORT

Washington, July 2o.-The Atlantic storm Is
central tonight some distance OF the Virginia
coast and still moving norihward strong winds
have occurred along the middle coast. and gales
10 the eastward Pressure conditions generally
unsettled east ~ the Mississippi. with showers over
nearly all sections. while 10 the westward except
in the extreme Southwest the weather fair. but
with generally falling pressure.
Temperatures remain high for the season over the
Try. while IN the South and Southwest they are
more moderate
There will he local thunder showers Friday and
SATURDAY IN the cast Gulf states. Georgia and
FLORIDA: local thunder showers IN the Ohio Valley
and the lower lake region. and showers IN the mid
die Atlsntlc states and New England Friday. fol
lowed by generally fair weather Saturday except in
Northern New England
Temperature changes will not Be decided.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

crc,mer, lel.t: W. n seoels is,s Dss' pTpsy ns1'
Grady. 18th: James Mcdonald. le,n ~ uon,,,h
sith. p. J. Doh.cn. ii,h pts w W. > h@''W' "
McKsy' len: a. W Stevenson. 2,d. n G sonneff. ef
5th Dist. . Henry Mcoueeney. Tfainins rsn"' :
J. W Donney. Training School ssf~ xni,,,l
Downs I'd Bernsrd stsrkey, IN: a NJ ,s,. hn Icbn
iSh. NJ Ahcrn. 18th. J. w. settons ,'N' ,',.b.,.
Casey 3ith. Dominick Hooks. beth. {. iacoshs
Goth. c p Gallagher. iseih; r. Htnlcn; .oui
J r Hall l3th Dist ". Whsn, 20 ttr.
Hughes 18th: Charles Mas, ION Sur rn.s,oids
26th Edward Mcnouough. 32d Joeern n''iss,h
seth: James McG-,th ss,h, y. l. Du bor; ,''"'
G. A Heinick i6Sd. Daniel MsnSsn' ,th psN
E J. Brennan. ia: T y. Manner. la w p'1'
nell iu: J. T Thiess. LIST: A STANLEY. Nv oS
Ross "a: n A Mention. %. c. r. heruhs %
= Pr,sse "a l. Moore. I'd: + sullivan 49, "a; "
" Price. an: J. II Dondero. tth' a ); MMss,s
On. T schreibcr ith. T. o'Nena o.h o. ,,h"f
sth: c W Hcroi. 5th; j. J. stanofa. D'n s,S
Conway 9Th: II. kaufman. eh; w henncnWs.a W.a,,n,, v
H. o'Nru. 9Th: II. weisenreider' On w D. "p..y ps,r,
sth: J. H. Miller. 9Th; l.. Stern, IN. W. =; ;,h n'S
fth: p J. Murphy IN A; J. ksfn,, rn, r.,-on II
Holsmscher. 7th. {. H. Menke'; 'tn. ,o,h. !
10Th J r. Donnclly 10Th: J. H. Ryan ,s,h' iy'
Grimes. ls,h O lenr. ls,h r,,..,,jd ns,ae; iuh
= Z Cleveland. 18Th; H. CriHinn: ~: y
Golden, ilth. J. H. Paleuicr, IAN. D. M,msn't
iith; W NJ Potter. 18th: 7. J; MEADE if,n, n, -
i Fich. 18th; G. ! Goldberg. isth " y,i,,ho u
isth. A D. Hall. 18th. J.. $; k"mire lmn; ~ a.
Schnier, i6th; J. A. Hughes. 18Th T. r bo,n,u ,s.u
i6th. Z J Jahlousk, 10th: w. +. Hose iotn
7 L,nnin, nth: J. J. Kircher. I'm u
Me,nd,i. jr., i7th s J. Jlroudeck. I'm: q ddG
relic. 18th. j. Duffy 18th; r. Dury. ISM J, oh
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
FIND TWO GUILTY
IN MAIL ROBBERY
Jurors, Out 7 Hours, Rec
ommend Mercy for Ben
son and Windler.

After a trial lasting a week, Thomas
Benson, q bricklayer. and his brother
in-law, Louis Windler. a chauffeur,
late last night were convicted in the
criminal branch Of the United States
District Court Of secreting five bonds,
part of the ss0S.000 loot stolen on Feb
,uary 26 from an, auto-mail wagon on
The ferrybost Wilkes-BarBs in the
North River.
The jury, which deliberseS. more
than seven hours on the case, - >om-
mended Benson and Windler ~ the
mercy Of Judge Hsrland b. How< w
the theory that the two we're only the
tools of Edward J. Quigley IN eonnec-
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

tion with the crime. Quigley. who was
the governments chief witness against
Benson and Windler. pleaded guilty at
the beginning of the trial TO two counts
in the indictment charging him with
participation in the theft and attempt
ing TO dispose Of bonds and other secu-
rites worth 100000 in Baltimore.
Benson was arrested when he tried
TO dispose of one of the stolen dia-
mords in a pawnshop in The Bronx.
Windler, at the trial. admitted he had
hired the white horse and pedler's
wagon used by the mail robbers. He
also admitted that at the time Of the
theft Of the four registered mail
pouches from Baltimore and Washing.
ton he was in the employ of the Postal
TRANSFORMATION Service.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
CITATIONS.

sJF1FE TTCY D--THE PEOPLE
~ Stste ~ New York. by the Ols"
God Free and Independent 10
LOUISA MARCH ALLEN,
FLORA MARCH TCkNEN'
GEORGE ST AMANI, ..- "a
NARGUERITE ST AMANT ''
FANNING 9. T. BECk' ,,,cy p
tn, heirs and next OF KIN c9g'rErfSG.
SHEAFE, deceased. SEND SHs55kxs 80
WHEREAS. HORATIo 3 hkSa''s, y, NJ.
resides at Mountain Lakes is,eiy spp1s
ris. state Of New Jersey. has iS''1y cyonsy 4
10 the Surrogates Court Of our ey,,,ss,,r,
New York. 10 have a certain M v.reh
in writing. dated the Sist DAY Ol dsl
1919. relating 10 persona PsTsls,,n,snt
proved as the last VIII ana .st, ias,rs.
LUCY d. SHEAFE and a S',,,h day =
ment in writing. dated the tisn, I'm, ss ssi
Imne igl2 duly proved as eodieYr Yrcy o
last viii and Testament OF ~ hs
SUrAFE who was. at the uihe - Nss
death. resident Of the COUNTY
/ II THFiEREFoRE. Il You ard each o. et,yes.isi yo1.
c,,sd ,o sbow cause before the SURF, 10
Court OF our County Of New =. ef y"
ITsU y, Records. in the County ~ thes.
York. on the 25th day 81 yuy, Al "a.
sand. nine hundred and slNteen os 10.
past ten o'clock In tns me, ans T.sisnsss.
ana the said Codicll thereto shoy'S Sn,rsoss
sdm,,ted 10 probate az a VIII o'
property. ,,,tyrprOF. We hsr
IL TESTIMONY WHEkEOs,. cesss
caused the seal Of the Ssw YORK %
OF the said County OF "" "a.
AeysTrsS wTT%Essi s!sNfT fMToNoRABLE JOIN Jo,S ccss.g
HALAN. Surrogate OF our The ~
OF New York. az sara - ar Lord ~
day Of June n,,. ~ ssnsrsd ind sfA and .ix,ssn.r
'"ou'~'' DANIEL J. DOW: csssl
,s..,, clark OF the surrogstss
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the WOrld

Ruth sesrsport. Ne 10 A II Bull a Co. Quar-
at 1927 ,,,,, "a o.
Fiorizel. 81 Johns July IS and Halnn is' 70
Bowling & Co. with mdse. Bar al 10 u a m
Brilliant Beaumont. Tel. July 10. 10 Stsndru
Trans Go with mdsc. quar- AZ II - m. 49,,
Boomberg Dutch Rotterdam June % ana hirs-
wall July : 10 Funch Edye & Co Bar at ~
Mama Hsta. Baltimore. to New YORK ana Bau-
more Trading 90. with mdse. quar- W ~. ~
mlnon SIS Co. With passengers and mdse guar
m. ,.,.,,, a., ois
Dominion IS Co. with passengers and muse guar
- m. -. p..,o,
President Bunge (Bels). Rotterdam via Boston.
Quar- 80 m.
SAILED.
San Jacinto. Galveston. Brilliant. Boston; Por,.
land Bordeaux. COns'2n'inople tltaIJ, rchot va
Norfolk. Benin tBrl. Hayre via CaTestons hfdtnote'
Tamp.co Atlantis tNorl. Gihara. Boyic tBrJ Livcr-
pool, Mad. sou. Norfolk and Newport N.Ns, Lrnspe'
Charleston ard JacksOnvie Hclhg olaI lD1hi
Copenhagen: Alliance. Colon; Delaware, PhiIaael-
phia
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
CATSKUL EVENING LINE

Leaves daily except Sunday. foot ot Shr.s-
topher st. s. W I2sth ST. $50; Yonkers'
p NJ. for Newburgh. catskli, hunsJn, y.
Coxsackie. steamer Clermont VII "a
additional trips Saturdays, July zInd arp
2gth leaving T. Christopher ST, 80 4.
n: West i2sth St. $500 p. ~ IIIKe,s
interchangeable with those Of Day Lihe'
Tel 1897 Sprlng
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Order, Of July 20.

Orders OF July 20.
Temporary ksslenmene.--lnSpector John r Dvyer,
"a l. II 10 Training School. T. noon. July %, 20 s
M AuF \ Surgeons Frederick Schconenbergcr.
Sth Dist 10 assume charge Of the IN DIST. IN ad-
dition 70 his own. days. noon. July q. Francis
MURRAY. lSth Dist. 70 Training school j. noon;
from commands indicated. IL noon July q. 20 S
A m. Aug $ Capts NJ a. Nannon. 9th. +. A
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Hurunu, (Br) HalifaI, y S. July II. to Morton.
Lilly q Co Bar at 30 a m.
O!dsmbt Dutch. Rotterdam Juns 2t to Funeh
Edye & Co Bar at 2.3Q m.
Ci,matis fBrl La Palllce July 4 TO Compagnie
General. Transstiantique. Bar at 10 p M. 18th.
Sommeslyk (Dutcht, Rotterdam July and
Kirkwall 10. to Holland America Line Bar Al
m. -. -, c.,
Comus New Orleans July IS. 70 the southern
Pacific Co with mdsc quar- a. l2'Zb m
M.tos Santiago July l3. 10 HsSier Bros, Tltb
COPPER ore Bar AZ 10 m.
iie de Ia Reunion (Fr. Msrseiles July 2 TO
James " Elwell 4 Co. with mdse Bar AZ IL m.
Ctfy Of Montgomery Savannah july II, 70 Ocean
Ga 90 with rndse Quar- AZ 33 m.
Philadelphia La Guaira July 5. Puerto Cahello
II Curacao u and san Juan Is. to Bliss. Daeu
A co with mails and mdse. Bar az 5 IS m
Comet Beaumont. Tex. july TO- 10 STANDARD
Transportation Co. with crude OIL quar- al 1851
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
AFTERNOON BOAT

,or uesr Mountain. West Point. Newourgn'
pou9hEs.psIe. Kingston and way landings;
leaves Desbrosses St. i:i5 7. NJ west t5a
ST. 2 P. 81. West i2sth ST. 2,?o si,asy r. "a :
.rb1s steamer affords delightful afternoon
outing TO Bear Mountain or West roint,
returning on str. Robert Fulton arm"
Ing in New York $40 L. VI.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
ADVERTISEMENT.
DAY LINE. I'M:
(ALBANY DAY LTNE)
All Service Daily Except Sunday.

Direct Rail Connections 70 All poinh IN
the Catskllls. Saratoga, tho hdronnscsss;i
the West and North. All thr2us" shany
flckets between Now YORK ana "'D~"'
accented Music R.staurant
steamer "WasbiDGton Irving or men,
drick Hudson" leaves Desbrossss 81; az
A. NJ; ". 42d St. 4. NJ " i|g.n I,,,
a, wes. Point. Newburgh. Poughkesp:ie'
Kingston Point. catskiil. Hudson ana NJ
bany. ,,.. t.,ve. Dss-
NJ w i2,th 81, 10 20 A. NJ; Yonxers.
1850 A. NJ. Tor Bear Mountain wss'
Point. cornwall Newburgh ana r''s"
s,.cIsI Trips Every SATURDAY.
To Kinrston Point, Maiden. Catshl|
Hudson and Albany, leaving Desbrosss' e.
i2.3o. W. t2d St. 1900. W iZ,ih 91'
: -2S p NJ Arriving Albany 1915 i. NJ
Tn,a,mation NJ Desbrosses 81 Pier Tel
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
FOR SALE

LAUNDRY FOR sALE.[po..~-
over 500. 90 weekly. located IN pes
in East: future unsurpassed.
ROx l35 Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

s,otm warnings re displayed on the Auanuo
Coast from Delaware P--'Fveier 10 Boston.
Wjpds for Friday and saturday Upper lshes' reh,is
70 moderate shifting winds Friday. Win sensIs' ~
weather: lower lakes. moderate variable Nihns ~.
day with thunder showers. north Aunr, ,,tn
northeast probably gales. with rain, midhe A'Isn
,ic .hifins gales hecomins northwest, WIN ram
FRIDAY and fair Saturday; south AIsnu'. '"i az.
crate mostly southwest. except 'arahe on ,,,
Florids coast with generally fair Ne.the' ,sss
gulf moderate south. partly CLOUDY. WIN ",oh o,,h
over northern portion. west Gun. modefsn soHu
with generally fair weather
fc,ec.,t. Tor Special tocalities.-Entern Ne~
York-Pntly cloudy Friday, showers southeast p''-
tou. SATURDAY generally faif ,,-,-.,. w.,
Dis,rlct OF columbia Eastern Pennsyl1Ma Mcs,-
,rn Trras Maryland virginia. Dels"hc-f"V
cloudy Fridsf and Saturday 49,. ..
New Jerscy-Partly cloudy Friday. sho"e" ne"
The coast. Saturday generally far. ,
sou,hern New England-Rsn Friday; SATURDAY
generally fair. x, .,.,.,,.s.
Friday. rain near the coast Saturday parity CLOUDY
rain IN Maine. - s ,o,.,
Enthusiastically fair Friday and SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

Highs, t.npersturs. so degrees lat Z p m! /,
loresi SO degrees fst a. M sverase geNses.
average for corresponding dsts last yeN - ss, u'sI'
.vcrsgo for corresponding date last thirV ''e' '-
- degrees
Barometer Readings.
sa MI 5000 / p m. .2ssz D. m
Humidity.
81 No.. e5 p. NJ. ~ 5 p m'''''' u
Local Foreos,t.-ShOwers todsy To-rno'rv" ~.
eraIly fair Strong northeast 10 northwest "mns'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
HELP WANTED.
Male.
SITUATIONS WAITED.
Male.

Male.
sECRETARIAL POSITION desired By ec.ps. els.,.
careful man: salary secondary 70 oppo''.-
Address Box AB POS. Tribune one.
VACUUM CLEANING. .--Moihprooens Cn7eu -
In the home by hour or day. beat s,ss- ss's.s"
BRODNAX. u West lSsth g. Phone s2S' HATE
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

UNITED States Coast and Geodeuc survey.)
Sun rtse~ .......4l! Moon rises tp. m. } 10 20
sun nsets.............T2 % Moon sets (p nj IL. 2.ls
HIGH WATER
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
HYGEIA HOTEL

BLOCK ISLAND, X. I.
rs miles at sea. Aver. summer temp 10.
Bathing. fishing, golf tennis. etc. Modern
hotel equipment Service and cuisine as
per week upwards. Ownership management.
Direct lines from y. Y. Montauk ; 5. Co.
foot Of East 3ith St, y. Y. Telephone
Murray Hill s3i6. or by n. Y. y. II. e. ii. ky.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

T
COUPLE. Finnish: excellent cook sssir l.eHss ~,
builer useful: entire work best reiereacs.s' ~ ~
or country Miss Shaushnessy's Asency' - wv"
42d ST
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

B,yKBooK NO. sss3s. YoRKyrLE PAM -
SPECIAL Deposit Dept, issued % trins =,
overlocp: paymen, stopped Return % el.-
IOST T-Bankbook No. 5e4.9Is OF Bank iot 80 -
80 4th sy.. New YORK. Payment s"3IT-
return 20 bank. Az,
lost Handbook No lOs3.f7l Of Bank is ~
ms. $50 an az. New York PAyneh' ~"
pfeaSo return hank
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

okl.hom,-Fridsy partly cloudy. warmer; sstuf-
W k4,.,ern rstas-Fr'd,. 'rd saturday unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
ATLANTIC CITY.
NORTH ASBURf
na DX NJ
New Monterey Hotel
THE BREAKERS.
THE NEW KITTATINNY

on ocean front. Spring Lake Beach, y. j
l.. y. MOSS. owner and Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

siotm warnings re displayed on the Auanuo
co..t from delaware P--stwnicr % Boston.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
lost BANKBooKs.

LOST OR STOLEN -Blnkbook No. lii'.fn 80, "a
Emisrant Industrial savings Banh =, En.
stopped Please return book 10 bank. No. % -
hers street
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

Boats leave Battery
Every Day $50. 1880
Q 80 p. NJ. ('Stop al
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Barometer Readings.
Humidity.

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The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1916-09-28
Copyright by w. G. Chapman

"My tip to you," said the go-between,
lis to do as the weighers suggest.
They could as easily charge you over
weight as underweight. Besides, you
will save much money"
The importer, a foreigner, thus adj
vised by representatives of the gov
eminent Of his adoption, took the tip
and thereafter profted through this
official corruption and shared the
duties thus saved. Costello received
most Of his goods as part of what
were known as Mediterranean car
goes" cheese, macaroni, olive oil. The
government was afterward found to
have been losing an average of $780,
900 on each Mediterranean cargo that
came to port.
The case is typical. The represen-
tatives of the government practically
forced the importers into these decep-
tons. The customs service and COM
mercial New York became permeated
with this sort Of fraud.
Henry L. Stimson was appointed
United States district attorney in 1903
and determined to clean up these GUS
toms frauds. William Loeb, Jr., was
collector of the port, and of the same
mind. The two men got their heads
together and considered ways and
means. A big cleanup followed and in
bringing it about the work of Detec-
tive Billy Gard played most impor-
tant part.
This young special agent was told
to go out and master the detail of New
York customs, a service that was new
to him, to come to understand them
so we'll that he could place his finger
on the points where things were going
wrong, to pick out the men in the
service who were corrupt, to get his
information in such form that it would
be admissible in court as evidence and
so strong that it would insure convic-
tons. He was to do all this in the
face Of the unfriendliness Of the serv-
ice he was to study, despite all the
stumbling blocks that would be put in
his way, in opposition to the domin2nt
political machine of the port, in the
face of lack of any special knowledge
Of the service. Young Gard accepted
the assignment with a grin.
"What are you doing on the customs
cases?" District Attorney Stimson
asked three weeks later.
"Going to the baseball games" said
Gard.
81 hadn't noticed any cargoes being
unloaded out that way" said Stimson.
GLOW long have you been FAM"
Gust a week." said the special
agent. "Never attended a game be-
fore in my life. I sit in the nice,
warm sun of the bleachers to the
right among the fanatics. HuTe
learned to keep score card al
ready"
Aud such were actually the facts.
TO solve the riddle of the customs
frauds Agent Gard was working hard
at the task of becoming a baseball
fan.
Two weeks he had devoted to the
docks. During the first Of these weeks
he had gone from wharf to wharf and