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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Ernest A. Wakefield, Former
Augusta and Gardiner Man,
Now Consul at Port Elizabeth

Interviewed by Journal on His Return to Angus
ia for Two Months L cave Discusses Re-
sources of the Country and Americas Advan-
tage in Direct Trade-His Time Claimed by
Washington Departments and New York and
Boston Importers and Exporters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Curtis Kane.

Stanley H. Curtis and Miss Blanche
Kane were married at the groom's home,
May 81, by Rev. T. r. Pentecost. They
are to move to Belfast this week and will
go to work in earle & Jones' department
store next Monday. They are fine young
people and we are sorry they are to leave,
town. We wish them happiness and
prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
HOME ORA1Hlv THREE DAY
INSTITUTE NLAk TREATMENT
Overcomes cause and effects Of the use of
DRINK OR, DRUGS

a Practical Humanitarian.
Mr.. Arthur Burrage Farwell, FIRES. Chi
cago Law and Order League, SAYS:
I'VE are greatly indebted to the Neal
Institute for their cooperation with us i'll
saving many good men and women from
the curse of strong drink or drugs"
For full information call or address the
NEAL INSTITUTE, 147 Pleasant Ave.
Portland Me. Phone 421G.
GO Neal Institutes in Principal Cities
iune7-1N-1 4-17-21-24-2S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07

Mrs Martha Davis is passing a few
days in Pittsfield the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs S. NJ. Raymond.
Mrs. Lucinda Farnham is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Reuben Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boston of Skowhe-
gan are moving onto their farm here,
which they purchased a year ago.
Mrs. Augustus Otter of Waterville and
Mrs. L. l.. Sanford of Skowhegan were
callers in East Skowhegan Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Lewis is critically i'll.
Miss LA Richardson has come to pass
the summer with her grandmother, Mrs
Reuben Reed
Mrs. Arthur Elwood Of Augusta visite1
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Smith
several days recently. Wher she return
ed home she took her little daughter
Phyllis Jewett, with her to pass the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. c. Holt were in Wa
terville Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07
Rumery- Peavey

A quiet wedding TOOK place Friday
May 26, at Ripley when Edward Rumery
of that town was married to Miss Genie
Peavey of Canaan. They will pass the
summer in Canaan at the home of Will
liam Lawler, where Mr.. Rumery has en-
ployment. Their many friends wish them
a long and happy married life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07

friends wish them 1 long, pleasant ant
prosperous life together.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-07

Eden Maddocks Of Appleton was re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Barometer Reaoins,
- 4

e9.Si .. m. 29i3 3 ,. m. % 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Brooklyn Sales.

Arthur 7. Weygandt sold 1ss Lefferts
Az, a two-famly brick dwelling, for
Patrick II. McCafery; 1854 Carroll
Street. a two-family stone dwelling, for
John Kilcourse; with p. Haskell, ex-
changed 1876 Penn St.. a dwelling. for
1912 Carroll ST., a dwelling, and re-
sold 1875 Penn st. for the Thompson
Realty Company.
/. Salzberg sold for J. II. Connolly to
VI. Seid a 3-story two-famly stucco
cottage. on plot 6Ox10O. in course OF
construction on the northwest side OF
50th ST., so feet from Sixteenth Az.
Tonyes & ketcham sold for Herman
II. Lucke the brick two-fsmily house
on the south side of SD St. 100 feet
west Of Fourth Az, 10 a buyer, for
occupancy.
r. s. Fisher sold a bungalow on East
DIST ST.. near Kings Highway. just
completed by J. T. G.. Finn. to a Mrs.
Burt, for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Commercial Leases.

The Brown Advertising Agency has
closed lease for long term Of years
with the silk concern Of Schwarzen-
bach Huber & Company OF the store
and basement in the building now un-
der construction by the Hasco Build
ing Company a. "A TO so East 32d st.
on a plot 66Xll0.
William A. White & Sons have rented
for Horace 5. Ely & Company the
building al 205 South st. 10 the Textile
Paper Company, Inc.
VI. & l.. Hess. Inc. have leased the
penthouse at l2-l4 West 32d 81. for
FIVE years to the Jones Book Company
for commercial Photographic tudio.
William b. May & Co. have eased
the store az 70S Madison Az. 20 Bliss
Bros, and a loft at COB Madison Az.
TO Fitzpatrick. importer.
Csrstein & Linnekin have leased a
loft az 10 West 10Th St 10 Hill &
Encherman: space az 800 Fifth Az. 10
the Levin & Levin Co. Inc. and Harry
NJ Hushson. at SAT Fifth Az. to John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
lFrcm The Tribune Bureau
Washington. MAY H..


car, AIvIV G. voRls 72d M. .'''ched
10 signal Corps. TO columbus. y. VI. Ter TEN
roio~iTs oface-s assigned a, indicated C'p.
First Il JOHN G. MONTGOMERY CAV, 70 ION
Cs, second ~ JANiEs ( MooNY. cav, %
i.th cav: second Il. HORACE ~ ~ lLtR
R1ErRE.' r 81 4. to sth F. 4; yirsi u, nan
OH I. MlNER, r &, 70 e'h '. ~ a. No. 40,
WtIlIf pu IsRIis INF mr. 70 70 ' al n Ms
isNEs Il EiMhRoTGH y: IN, 70 IN
IN First u CHARLES e HERMAN. lr. Ini
20 2sh Tnf. First u CHARLES '. SWARTZ
Io 70 70 ssd I7f Jpns s IS S.rond Il cARf =
MCKINNEY. nov attached 70 the 9th Inf. assigned
Leave ., absence. on. month granted Firs, 4
IoHX e. NALL Gh r a and Capt. HAR
cart NV w,RREI " " WHITsIpE loth cav. Do
fsied a. acting qusrtermaster. ~ - sam Hous
ton for temporary duty in charge Of motor truck
Can't 'GLoRGE F RIuEY. % Cav. detailed as
acting qusrermsst,r 70 r. sam Houston ,or
temporary duty ln charge OF motor uucN 70 No
CAPT ciYfFARD GAME. o NJ {. 70 F. sam
Houston FOR temporary du'y IN charge OF motor
Capt WILLIAM II. ToBlN Q. NJ g: to f. San Sam
Houston for Temporary duty IN charge 81 motor
truck Co No ~ IF. ". D..
Commander CLELAND DAVIS. tn retired list Nav
COMMANDER = y oLMsTED. do,eh-d command.
Nashville. 70 command Salem.
II Com G r LANpENBERGER detached
I. Com 7 L. Johnson. detached Naval Acad-
smy June .. 70 command Dubuque. June 10
Il Com. {. r SNYDER detached Delaware,
June 20 Naval War College. july !.
Il Com " G. COOKE. 70 Delaware
Il Com L. r SARGENT detached command
Dubuque June 10 10 West Virginia. Avs. l.
u com ROBERT HENDERSON. 10 Alabsms
L. Com n ". OSTEBHOUSE detached NsIa
Academy: n Arkansas June %
Il Com y n NYGANT detached Naval hcad-
envy. 70 command Tucker
L. com : W BRYANT detached Nsral Radio
station Radio. Va. June l. ~ Bath Iron
Works bath Ne connection Allen and IN
command when commissioned
L. Com p r. EVANS. detached naval training
station Ncrport n Naval Nsr College july ].
Il " n VAN AJKEN detached Texas 70
Bureau % Ordnance Nav Department
j. ~ v. KESSLEE. detached chester. - salem
L. y. l.. FENCE. detached Rhode Island. 70
IT, $ GULF detached Alosny - ST. Louis.
1t " q. DECKER Us. u. a. ]. STEIE
WACHS T. \ CRFNSIlAN. Ensign i. r
Hunt detached Chester. M SALEM.
II g. BROWN. 20 Louisiana. Nav -.
L. T. " PERKINS detached C.ssir. 10 ho'iNa
engineer officer Atlantic torpedo fotills. vics IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Risel lNoD Lisbon April - - ne o'.sn
IfsI. po ,,tion 20. win corsEoo1 B,r a. Z m
khk"sil 80 70 BenhsD Boyessn. win mdso
Bar at 10 20 m
Meuse lFr. Al Iers April g. 70 ~ compaxuis
Genefale Transaiiantique. With mdse. Bar a. 30
Madison. Newport News and Noros. 70 'he Oh
Dominion So CO. gith mdse Quar- a. ? 10 IN
DO ~ arc. Philadelphia. 70 the clyde IS 90. WIN
mise quar- ~ tis ~.
f.n Nrrros. Galveston May 10. 70 tho Mslio0 X
Co. Wfh fndsr quar- A. slT m
Rotterdam fDutcnl. Rotterdam MAY 7. N - T
Warden Bar a. . m. 18Th
Parms tBrl Demersrs MAY :. Barhsfos. -
loups s. Antigua S, klt'. 70 ~ CroI sld ~
Thomas 10. 70 ne oIsbec IS 60. Vim mails and
CsrpaihIs rRri. Ligsrpool May g. N M. Cuns-1'
- GO ~. win malls and mdse Br a. S3
rortisnd Ia psulc, April 20 and B.rrnud, MAJ
IL. 10 me Kerr IS 20. Bar a. 10
forEmoor tBrl. Ofan April ~ % Hou'der. Weir
Bo,d Bar - TO- m
son sin mdge Bar q 10 20 n.
Saratoga. Havana Msy 4 10 fhe f''g iors 4
cuba Mail 81 60. win mats and mdis Bar q,
~ Sol. Galveston Nav a. ~ me Southern r..
dfr %. win md,e quar- a. 81,
hrron. Cri.fobsi NAV TO- 10 the Panama Railroad
Linz. with malls All m1's Bsr n II 80 m.
Alliance. cristobsl NAY ~ 10 ne Panama Raj
rosd s. ldne. Hith malls sld md.e Bar ~ ! m
g Lopez lopez span. Anera Aprl %.
rrs'silanncs. with mails and mdse Bar a. -
SAILED
Ursula BrI. Cstsnia. Berpind Gan Juan. Roam
RI. Hav-e. G'enturrst fBrI. Nsrseiles. Carolina
fs ycd Gofhsubufg iNucadis fRrI. Cherhourc. ~
Vale Galveston. Tyler. Norfolk fnd NoWpor NnFs.
rofu'hs BE- Tore Annunhs's Ki.chsitan 'Br.
BORDEAUX L'psnto tBrI, Hun. Guyane trI Hafrs
bur m@chus tBrl. YladlvDsfoF; Bylayl Norfolk.
Kro0nlan1 Liverpool Byg'snd tNori. BaHes.
lo'nus. Neg Orleans. A'mirante. Kingston. Brs5ant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18

THE WEATHER REPORT.
Records for Last Tventy-four Hours
and Official Forecasts.


M, reached tho Maine coast with further IN
crease In intensity. and heavy rains and Eaies pre-
vailed in NeF Jersey. Eastern Nov lotk and tiue
NORTHERN New England. and there Eere also rams pr
Eastern Penusylrsnia. MARYLAND Nirsnis No0L
,hoers-s I'm ,he Ohio yalley A disturbance "a also
cefiirsi over Arizona and thus far quue genera
shoE.rs h'ye fe,u,ie4 o,s IN M. Nopthw.s, and
thA extreme West me weather was TAR. except on
the north rirlnc Coast ,,,,,,- ,,...,.
s,s,es and he Southeast 80 that temperatures e.s'
~ IN, ROCKY Mountains are still generally and Ie
r,".i. ocrurr,d generally wednesday morning
,brousbout the Norihres, There all be showers
Thursday or Thursday night in Tsnne'se. an, ND
obio Vsli.y and m, interior ~ the south Atlantic
district In the lake region. Ms Mid1i. Atlantic
eis,es and New England the weather Will b gen,
.rsiiy fair Thursday and Friday. Temperature VII
remain comparatively loE fot ne season. troe'
r,,nps.o,. and IN. eastern portions Of tho Dakot.
The upper lsks ard ertroins western lower i~Ao
Wind, Tor rhur,day ana Frldy.-North Atlantic.
strong vest; middle Atlantic, fresh vest and north
vest becoming variable hy Friday; south Atlantic
STr. moderate northeast and east. becoming
southeast THURSDAY night: west Gulf fresh south.
IN north Winds Thursday becoming variable. fair
ard continued cool. lover lskeS, moderate Vest
winds THURSDAY i,iI ahd Commune o,,ry rnrb.,st
maintaining rs intensity. Another disturbance over
New MeIico moving east.
Forecast, for Special lseatlei-Es@ Ne" lork
s.','pcrr N.w T0glArd NeR Jersey. Delaware. Eas'
Pcrusylrsnis Maryland. District o. columbi, NeS
New York Generally fair Thursday and frdsy'
without much change IN temperature.
northern Nev England-Rsn Thursday morning
virsinls,Fsir thursday: Friday. fair except rain
southwest. v,, t-t-
esst. showers vest. , ,-S
south Carolina Fsir Thur~isV Friday clouds.
Georgia Alabama. West Nirg1nia-fhf lhun
DAY. Friday. probably showers. 1901 -.
fioride-Fair THURSDAY and Friday. except PROB
ably slower. Friday norihHest. -,
Ms,l.s.ppi Shosers Thursday or Thursday night
or probably Friday. ,, -,
West Pennsylvania THURSDAY funE '0'u''
probably showers south. -,
Louisiana THURSDAY and Friday unsettled prooa-
okiahoma -Thur,dsy and Friday unsettst. prob
ably showers -
West TeIsS-Tiurslay generally fair. warmer east
and north. Friday fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18

p SApIER 10 HON. ard vat ord.r-
~ q g. GILL. detached Na'al Academy ~
n n IT, GoEuEy. detached Ns,,l Academy II
u n COOK detached ~ on s,r eon
msndcr 0rsi division Ausntc Net TO Ns''l
- n v EHoprs. to branch h,droSaphir o'a''
u a. a. " r SMITH detached N,pl Ac.d
H. ~ a. =. VI hats. detached Cheyenne. n
Milwaukee
" g. - r. =. Snow detached Maine To M,y
~ - O. \ r RrpwEJL detached Rhode
u -. o. u. " NIL detached Fern 10 A.
II - O. ' u. CH.rIINr detached san
Il . a. = 6 kIRK. de'srhei Utah. 70
Nal ROWS 1rV 9nasny h' d., n,' New vor
20 ofdcc n Naval Intelligence Nsrf Department
H. ~ a. w. = KtNGMtN. 20 Ncw lors. N''
Il, ~. a. W d BBEREroN to Asiacc station
July transport
- .. a. r. n STEWART. dst'r'ed N'7h
Academy ~ Asistic ststion. iuy transport
Tnsisn = S low detached Montana n Fulton.
Ensisn PAUL CASSkRp. detached Montana IN
Ensign 6. W. WOLF detached Nebraska to rul-
Ensign G. r. OSBORN. detached Nashville. 10
Eu,isa l.. r ARD. detached New Jersey. io Yer
Ensign r. n BLAIR detached virginia IN oN'
bona 1870, ,.,t.,
Guam. 70 home snd gsit orders ,....,.t
Passed Asst. Surs " l.. IRVINE d~sche'
SURG - q SUTTON. detached Birm'ns
ham. 20 chester ..
Acting Asst. Dental surs J. L. RICHARDS. res
rss inep,cror : T. CHFATHAM. detached feet
psymaSter. Atlantic hect June D. 10 home s'
ra,ms,,er { Il. oIEARy. detached Hancock. IN
r 4 rs7msster 6. $ WOOD. detached Ke'rssrs-;
Nso,i CONS, y s LANp. detached AID on N,r
commander submarine houlls. hlsnho meet 10
csiSf RosiSwain william JI-RkscHKh and Gun
ncr " 7 HALL. detached Montana: 10 hons
Poa,susi I' JoHY EVANS. detached Fish Hawk. TO
chiof Carpenter r n CLARKE. detached naval
station Honolulu. 10 temporary du'y Rainbow
Chicf CARPENTER l. kLMrToN. detached ram
low. Juno g.. 70 naval station Honolulu VIA Juno
r,y cisrI SAMUEL MITCHELL. detached Florida.
MAY 81 70 Naval Academy
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
May Is-Coumbia AZ Nev london. Monterey ~
zaInbosnEs Trur'un a. san nieso =, sat,
err arm grounds. Heens a. Kong kons Lamson
a. Monte christi New Hampshire At Boston yard;
n
Chesapeake: Worden al New London
SAILED.
NAV s-ro,cmsc. Crirobsl foI San Bl', Ma,
Ma Is Albany San Francisco Tor san Diego :,
Melville. Boston for cruise: irome'heqs: I9tts
Portsmouth for Newport Tennessee. Hampton
Roads for New York. Incas. Norfolk yard FOR
Hampton Roads .
NAV i7-Bainbridse. zamboanEs Tor Manila. J,Jett.
Phil sdephis for Rosehsrk y v
Active divisions Of torpedo fots, Atlantic hoet re-
organized follows.
Fnh Division- o'Bri.n. Tanning. Jarvis. Jenkins.
Warrington and rsulding
Sixth Division -WadsEorfh. tsssin. Cummings.
Ericsson. McDougal and Winslov
Setcnth Division Bslch. Aylvin. Gushing Benhsm.
Nicholson and NcChll
Eighth Dirision Conyugham. Tucker, Duncan. Jacob
Jones NsinWright and Porter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
100000 LONG ISLAND SALE.

+. W. +. Brunig sold the estate Of
Louis Sherry, at Roslyn, Long Island,
consisting OF fifty acres and one of the
finest country residences on the north
shore. The residence and buildings
are fireproof and are modelled after a
French chateau. The grounds contain
sunken Italian gardens. pools and grot-
toes. The property was held at $780,
600.
Burton Thompson & Co. Inc, have
sold for F. A. Horsey to DR.. Stuart l..
Craig a piece Of woodland containing
six acres, located opposite the Piping
Rock Club. and the residence of A. +.
Dudley, near the Nassau Country Club,
which has been held at 100000, to
Wilbur l.. Ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18

De Coursy. Walter r. Daub. Eugene
\. dinner and Henry A. Tcnney.
The Talking Doll & Novelty Com,
pany. Inc. have leased an additional
aoor for q term Of years in 2i3-2if
West 18th s.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased thc
large corner store and basement ~
the building at the southeast corner OF
Broadway and sOth ST. TO the Nay
Art Gallery e. Auction Rooms Inc
Tho lease is for long term OF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Sales in Auction Rooms.

A. I, Ncssy ~
NJ Henry BrsdT.
looTH ST. ~ " n B. no colHnhu' az 20
ie0 If. sty ienm' shcriT's salF ~ all nghi
lille ,,c. which Isnceiot VI Rerkeloy had on tsn
TO- 1915. ~ since MAJ u 0teur .iiy iot aeN
ll,rod " smith. sheriff. adjourned 70 M'y -.
~ Joseph +. psJ
ssru Ct ga ". 100 sth Az, 2orioo5 ~
t.rri. Christian ! Nollsr II a.. ,trf. az ~.
4 N~usbon - Al. John r Fcnlon. atty Erie'i
/ MACON. ref. due i7i.Sl333. tsios. e'r' 1000 10
The plsintir Tor 81.
By Daniel Greenvald
s,rg ST. SO and 80 T.. $. ~ BAT tn1 ~,
s-tt02a. ~ Unmi and stores N>fgperue y
sehaefer srf Charles Luu ~ al '.% n1msn'
IT William 3 Amend ref due. N.ts. suulecl
20 mtg ~ $500. 10 tho plsnur for Sd'.o0p.
A. tho Bronr Frchsnge
rs Joseph r. DsT
BROWN PI. ias N eot cor i3ith 49, looreo
two : gy tenmts. stores on a'enu, oA III,
Isrhmsn II al sgt RAY Meissl - A. Henry ho1
heimer atty. Laurence : Mnun. Iri due
,I7 20 aS tsIes. etc. fi.lals0t subject 10 m's
Of SIS 900 10 me pisiuur FOR $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Schenectady High School
Pupils Help Toward
Building Battleship.
MAYFLOWER GIRL
ADDS CONTRIBUTION
CAPTAIN of Company in Pre-
paredness Parade Swells
Roster Of Patriots.

Not 70 be outdone by the college
fraternitics. the Kappa Epsilon Sorority
At Schenectady High School accepted
contributions from its members and
forwarded them yesterday to help Mar
iorie Sterrctt build tho L. 5. ;.
America.
Among the latest contributors to the
Battleship Fund was Miss Phoebe Gale
whose ancestral history, dating back
TO the Earl OF Clarendon. contains
many names prominent in America.
She is eleventh in line Of descent from
Elder Brewster. who was one OF the
MsvAower's noted passengers. and she
is tho crest-great great granddaughter
Of Josiah Bartlett. Of New Hampshire
who. besides being one Of the slgnerS
Of the Declaration Of Independence was
the first 10 answer the rollcall at the
time the sacred bill was voted on.
Another captain Of a company IN the
nrepsredness parade, this time Grover
& Sevmour, of the Woollen and Nor-
,ted Division, has sent in list OF ms
men who contributed 20 the fund OF the
patriotic Brooklyn girl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
FIRE RECORD.

Z j5-s7i West 7efl rf >'srs Rosis,sa siis..
2 $500 Ess "a rf George rrrH,rrf. Essf
q 30 1852 Hester sf Frsrt r1rfs, = fr.-r.
n 5j-Ns hast 1911 Co.. 9.mI'. Hr@msr. 81
T. ~
OBS Hester o.. Sfar mt--s an Hvd,.-
Tizht companies 5 '10
10 i5-3i q az. Max Nofra' r'7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
Mexican Eagle Oil Earnings un.

The Mexican Eagle oil Company.
Ltd. reports for tho year ended June
80. 1915, net profits Of S5e5i,377. an
Increase Of S8c5,lSs over the preyiou,
year. The total surplus At ne end Of
the year was Si0,ll9,796, an increase OF
SGe7 O67
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. cor leath 81. for stv store and
lofts q mat T. Johnston. 2js BrosdTsv. owner .
" G Severance and " Van Alen. Z West 35th 49,.
architects 80 ooo
s6TH ST. u.s. l7lsv PARK az for u 80 sptm'.
&C. 10rS7 O.. q East s6th - tcrpn. 200 Madison
a. owner schwartz Gross ~ Finn az arrh!-
torfr. t2.T ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DIV.

Mails Vessel
v.,,el and destination clos' ha"''
'Oscar II Chrsfianssnd, .or,,
Chrstlana Copenhagen. 10 9o ~ - AZ ~ "
Taorrnina Naples Genoa ...- $50 Al - "" VI
Roma - 81 Michasls. Lisbon. r,, ,.o,,,
Marseilles ....t.s..-... ..ts y % r " - wv ~
Tivive- Santiago Port N
tonic BELIZE Puerto Barno'.
Puerto Cor'ez. Tels. Living ~ ,..,,,
49, 49, c,io,, II 80 Al . % Pm
Nonterey Nassau, Havana.
Progreso Nsrs Cru. Tam 5000, ,soo,,
pirO ....tst...|s stttfst.s ~ a., m pNf
MORO Caslc-iIaTana. ..--.-lO. V' All ,s az ="
Nznchuris london ..... ...-. " 4-V' -
Apsch,, ,1. 'h@fe''''' 90 PM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18

Nsnxmsn fBrD. C~nos ris Portland. Hs,-.
fS0rI Befgen Reading lBrl Cs',e. Af-,,i. "a
Liverpool. Currisr. Cienfusgos Fj-1 Non W.
erifesfsd. jefferson. Norfolk md Hsrpo-r Nh.
Stephen fBu. BuhAos via No'olfs Yar1T-
fCtbsnl. Puerto Plata
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
ARRIVED

Tee~oridss tBr). Norfolk MAY -. 70 simpson
Uranus Dutch. Jacmel May AuI GSes .
Ieremls J. Port su- Prince and Port - ran ~
Boed.n (Nor) Port Morsnt May 5. Montsso
Bay and Kingston II. 10 the Jhliei Fruit 20
yIth mdse Bar a. SIS N. ,,-,,.-
Rogc (Brl Manchester May !. 10 the White
star Line with mdse Bar a. l.l5 NJ 60,
* 20 Ltd with mdse. Bar az m.
Amelia tBrl. TansmO May and Csnanosa 10
70 the Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruiI 81" az
Teyio,dale CBrl. Glasgow April 80. 70 Punch.
Fdye Co Bar az 80 d m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
The CatSkill Mountains

a region OF
ROMANTIC SCENERY
ALTITUDE 1000 To 1000 FEET
ATTRACTN HOTELS AND
BOARDING HOUSES
MANY TROUT STREAMS
POPULAR WALKS AND DRIVES
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING-CAMPING
A WONDERFUL COUNTRY
OF WILDWOOD CHARMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18

Ticket agents 81 west shore n. Y.
will sell excursion tickets from New
York 10 all points on Ulster Deia-
ware u. u. at reduced fare for round
trip account Decoration Day giving an
onnorfunIty 10 select your summer
home. Tickets good for going trip May
27th. cSth and 29th and good Tor re-
turn trip until May 3lst. inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii samoan Islands. Australia leIrept
We.ti and specially addressed mall for
New Zealand iTia san Francisco tclose a,
r,n.n for., china and philippine Islands
via Seattlel (close ~ 80 no. lron May ~
T,hifi NsrquesaS Cook isianiS. New IRA
land and Australia Except Vest wa san .
Francisco tclose az II 80 % Mona. MAY ~
Hawaii. Japan. Cores. China and Phihppin.
Islands via san Francisco tclose a. ll.',, a,
y ml--Persis Maru. ..... ...-- $500. WAY -
Guam and Philippine Islands VIA san iran q,
clscol tclose a. ~ 30 m us transport May 81
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand and spe
ciaily addressed hail Tor Australia wa
Vancouver and Victoria. G. (close a. q.
s 30 D mL.-Maklra. -. ......... ..--June y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
THE ULSTER&DELAWARER .R.

IN connection with West Shore n r..
operate through trains. including Pull
man service. Tho RIP VAN WRINKLE
EMPRESS will make FIRST trip from
Now York MONDAY. May 22nd leaving
Cortlandt Street - 80 noon. West 42nd
street / o'clock =. ~. daily except
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18

The annual illustrated book with re-
vised map Of the Cstskill Mountain So Sc
ton. and corrected list Of over ! 1000
hotels and boarding houses. Viii be sent
free on receipt OF cents poStars
X =. SIMS. General Passenger Agent.
Kingston. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

Genoa May N-Noun'by fB'l Yer f,-s
EnlWaN Afsy is-Nfn York fDTrfI W p.
for Bergen sf0ckboif lsFsfI Ne,r ~, 4.
f.o'herburg Nss'srfyr fDufchI DO %, Po.fs,a,,.
Rotterdam. Ma lj-"iilem van Dnsi = fDu,csi.
New Y1rf
ssbsng Hsv SIS Bsds fBrI Nss Ts,s v. :.
Lucia and Port Nsfai f0r Vlslig0s'0f -
kirkNsil Msy "a A'rof purfI -. Y-S D.,
Rotterdam
Ll5euool Nsy D. Ca'ther fBr S.r To@ q.
elena fN0ri. Nrr frrE 30
rorlrn Wsy e ChemInz NeF Y,rs
Chrsflauis. NAY l.lierri'es fN1fI Nr1 Ys,s
s'u r0vsy Nay o. Lg8rs sFsfl Nes W..
Crsf,hsl MaJ u fer-p1. 'B'l. Nrs i9rs. Cds,
Dat. Ncw Yort
IHgl0r. May ii-Csisbrs fBrI Sew Ysrt
q sdn May 9-Har,ief fNorl. seF York
SAILED
Port Natal. NAV is-fsrs'rs fD1frhI ff,.-- -,
York via Barbados srd Csls Town. sap,
Grl.ferdam Ma i7-Garra fDuf-r. Sss Ys.s
IluI May IL Burslo 'B,I. Ner Nsrt
Nfldiiesbf0. Ma -yso fBfI Nsv Yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

limited states Coas, and G'ode'ic sur"''
..,.,,,. as Moon rises ~. NJ. ~
,I, ~ Moon sets a. m j..' f''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-18
ycste,dav's Contributions.
IRON KArrA EPSILON SORORITY AT sCHEN
EcrAnY mon sCHO0I.

TCrADY HIGH school.
Margaret Rs-dt Dorothy Rond Marion t,r'sn,
r,o-o-Sy knight Marjorie MARVEL Marion Mann,
Idih Iauefjir Lucille Simpson. or1elis steven
soa. N cents each
PROM THE rRrDr or wALLRuL COUNCIL.
80. -. DAUGHTERS or LIBERTY ......S 500
COLLECTED RY IS TOPPING
Dsrs Tan pe'fs Club 81. 70
COLLECTED BY " ADAMS FROM THE SHIT
Ping DEPARTMENT OF "COLLlERS WEEK
~" Observation-Disclosures. .......-..... ~ -
COLLECTED BY GROVER G. SEYMOUR AND
Mr. WHITE FROM MARCHERS IL THE