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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

The port Of Anguish u a. present
one II the quiet n0oks along the
keunebec river, and the only ship
ping II sight yesterday Was the
Ctlree-nAstEd schooner Mary E. Oiys.
which was discharged several days
ago and Is now waiting 70 be lowed
down river. The coal holster Is
Sill made fast u one Of the
wharves. and il Is said that a barge
Of coal for This city Is somewhere
on the way. but JUST where has not
been salG. \ InoLar boat or TWO are
Still al their 11oorinEs, but viii prob
Z bly, soon be hauled OUT of the Wa
ter far the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
SIDNEY

NCR-E-M-s. :. NJ Piper c. swamp
EcaLt. Mass. was q guest iaE week CT
ner cousin. Ms. FlaviIla Taylor
Liz. and Mrs. Gay lyon and Miss
Minnie Moore, attended Readdeld tair.
Mrs. susie Burgers and Kenneth
P-ccrp- OF Winsiuw End Mrs. Edna
Bla1k were recsn1 VISITORS a. Minnie
Moore S.
Ms Haskell Of swampscurt. Mass,
was - cent visisu- OF Mrs, FlavtIla
rylur
Edward Merrill o. solun IL guest 81
mis- sister Mrs- :. Dsll Clark
M and MI. E1nmnnE johnson II
au- IL called on the rc-ne- cousin,
Ms Minnie Moore. On their WY II
Ba8Ln.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Frank EunnaIs and snn
Robert IF Oakland ware callers Sun6ay
a. Guy LYONS.
Mss Minnie Moore pRsseG the week.
enc In Augusta with her ss-srs Alice
and Au-oInet-e.
Mrs. MARY Eevnolds and Mrs CEDRIC
Re- n Ids passed last week IL he far
q: Rrock-un. Mass, Mrs. Cedric Rey-
ncld; return ng Saturday and Mrs.
Mary Reynolds remaining with rela-
Ives for few weeks
MS. A ". Niles CT Be last is the
guest OF her mother Mrs. George Ellis
Mrs. Lucy Cannon AMI Mrs. Erna
Saw, lie attended me Baptist cnnven-
tl@n &: : uEus1a Thu-s:ay.
Nj and Mrs a 7. D~urnmond and
Mr.. and Mrs Young and daughter OF
Manchester took AT auro trip ID Ocean
P1 n last week returning Sunday.
II s Mar Church Of Augusta Is the
r:1es, Of he- ne-hew Ralph SawteIle.
Mrs. Gertrude Judi rs. VINO Is at the
n me Of her nurhel, 10 rsceiving cnn-
Gaeula1iCns On the a--rvai Friday Of Z
son.
Nj and Ms Fed DoIke and three
children. who have l'ean the CHESTS Of
Ter mother MS Sadie EPvnClGs left
Tues6ay fur Chicago where they VIII
make heir home.
Rphert Revnolds as completed the
7un Of pa cting and Eaes-nanging h v
? Lvun's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
FEAST or TAsERNAcLEs
jewish Festival Begins otcnbsr ots
arc !as-s till October 18TH.

JEW ST SSLfSds o9atfto 1%ss
arc las-s till October 18TH.
On Thur dHv. October 3. the Jews will
e-lshrate the Fsust Of Tabr--Iacies
CsuccJtnl The hoiGav IS one OF the
must important 0nes N The Jewish
calendar. and extends rom the s9th 70
the 18TH of October. 0tf1odcx Jews OBJ
serve al nine days. wfI.s RE@D-n Jews
keep only eight days.
The Succeth Festival Is based upon
TWO Fundamental IDEAS. Il rs. first ~
al. the harvest festival. a period ceie-
t-a1ed with grl ar Joy by the Jews ot
long ago in Palestine. festival Of -e-
il ining and thanksgiving 70 COG for Els
Z Gun eJus c-ups The festival has. like
Wise, historical Significance. Il eorn-
memurafes tins sucnss5tul q yeRr jurr-
rev cS thu Iaraeltses through the vii
darness alter rhe exodus frun Egypt
and is rem ;nizcsnt u the fact that tbs
Israeli es dwelt in booths (Surcprh)
dur NJ this entire period.
Fur this reason the Jews are cnrn-
rnandsd in the Bible ID dwell n ouutne
during the festival. a custom which IL
quite popularity observed even rucHy.
Where climatic conditions permit the
Jews erect wooden booths rcafed Gvs'
with leaves and palm branches ann
spend part u Their time therein. Where
cl matic cpndirinns do not permit. Z
succah IL erOcfad IN the synagoe
ur m the synRgug grounds The Feast
OF ranernacies In one Of the most Joy
tul of al tina Jewish festivals and d
always observed with great -ejuicins
and e1Rdness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

home Of their parents, Ny. and Mrs
ClalUnce Cnie-
Z. E Moves has returned 70 Port
ian6 after passing q few days n the
farm His little sen Earold is much
mp. owed and able 10 a-1end al open
AIR sen OIL
MiHs Ezra REYNOLDS -rtu-nel 10 Lynn
Mass. Saturday. acter q two-weeks
vacation with her cousins. Nj and Mrs.
r = LIcke-
M and Mrs Walter Allen Of Lynn.
Mass. are guests ar the home OF M.
and Mrs. Fred Inghzm-
Miss Gladys lngham lat Wednesday
Tor Auburn. where she has m.liuymsnt
Nj and Mrs. Burr Eigg1ns- wno navs
been vtsfring AZ the home CT Nj. AMI
Mrs Bert Farnhasn. hsve gone 10 Fair
field.
Gerrss Ward In Grfre Ill n his home.
Nrz. Rpsroe Carson Of Upper G1ouces-
usr b Waiting Mrs.. Alice Fa-nham-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
MT. VERNON

Few. Alexander Stewart has -eEur1e' :.
n lis home IN Portland. after pass-
ing his vacation with friends 4
Town. On Suncav he preached N
me Methodisf Episcopal church m
me morning a. North Vienna Il
ne afternoon, and in the First Bzp-
-ist church in the evening.
NJ and Mrs. Harry Carson have AZ
rived rom Denver, Cul.
: T. Fairbanks has resumed his dH-
tiHs as maj car-fer a.te- a vaca-lun
rassea n Anguish ard Fsxersf.
Mr. Il xahenn Morrill, IL visiting
trends in w;nthrsr
Mrs 2. e Carson Of Monmouth he the
guest IF Mr.. Alice Fa-nnam.
Rar and Ms Charles H Berry are
attending the preaaners' meeting N
Lewiston.
1-rm 0r-'s Island where she has passed
mrs- df re srnmHr
M1-pn Gilman has returned q Hal
lrweil. after VISITING relatives in town
Earle E5ealev and tanilv Of Belfast
anc Roland 5eelev OF F-aak!;n Mass.
we-. recent v,s,ssfs o. Their earher.
H H. Heaiey.
Mrs. Anrun Williams has r-rurnec
t-rm Boston, where she has ceen re-
csfvtrr craatment AZ the Csacpnness
Hospital.
Fred weoner r Aug sta in passing his
vaca inn with hss parenrE- Mr.. and Ms
Il " wenDer
LYMAN Jordan Of View Yurk 10 II
town FIR snme time.
Among -ers1T visirnrs 70 Angusta
WERE MI and Mrs. c. Z Turner Mrs
Allie Carson, Mrs. May Farnham, Ms
Mark Gilman and Sherman Webber.
EAST-The Ms-es LsRh and Marie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

asAin during the var. They over
estimate their physical serangrh and
overrxx Il Thair axmhifinn - cum
mendanie. but does not compsusa1e
tar tho hours and days NJ Misery
which rAsy suffer- frum symutnms
cxussd by female lin brought ON by
everwork. Women who are weak.
nsrvoua. despondeut- with headaches.
-haciEache and drngging down pins
shDuid remember there - one tried
and sFne remecy. TINT 10 Lydia z.
Rinkhzm's VsgetAnle CompoundA now
recognized everywhere AZ the stan
dard remedy for such ailmeufz.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

IL Is SAC that enc Of the latest
DIVERSIONS which have became more
or less prevalent n the CITY is the
gambling game known as shooting
craps, and which has assumed pro-
purrl0ns within d short time that
nave Claimed the arlenrlun Of the
police One gang Of youngsters who
were having a quiet game a few
days ago are said ID have been
rounded I'D. and future and interest
ing developments ara looked tnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

The annual meeting of the First
BAPTIST church and congregation VIII
be held II the church vest1- this
evening, Wednesday,, al 6.3G o'clock
when supper VIII De served. Ra-
ports far the year VIII De presented,
officers VIII be elected far the COMING
year and business Of graa. import
ance transacted This Is the yearly
family gathering OF the people. an
al young and cid vino are connect ed
WITH or interested N the church are
invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

Some elsnI years ago al Augusta
Young man rwlsrad and ued into q
knot, young growing tree. and In e
year by chance he happened ID WISH
the same spot and there was his
tree now grown into q peculiarly
twisted md knoroed affair tie cut i
down, brought II home. and sure
enough he had Z real antique In
dian War club" In the window If
Eeane & Cross store Is u be seer
The result Of this young man pracri-
cal Joke that ne played on the tree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

The citizens Of Augusta are urged
20 be present al the hearing Of The
STATE Highway Commission IL 10 A,
Nj today 70 oppose The proposed
change N the highway leading 10
Belgrade. The hearing viii be held
IN the Senate Chamber. Il is Of the
utmost 1rr portaace that a large num-
Der De present.
Augusta Merchants Association.
N n ANIE- Sac'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

Jonn L,IfHn, formerly OF this city
but for a number of wears mast in
caleo az Bath and engaged IN the
moving building buztness. is In the
CITY Iur short stay. Mir. DfHu
stated Yesterday that ne should suur
go u Lisbon Fails. where he has
three buildings 70 move fur the
Warumpo Mauufg Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08


The Local Corps Of The Salvation
Army hopes 70 erect = brick build
ing on winthrop street. not Inter
than May the frst- The lot Ii Sc
cured and paid for n fun Three
thpuz.nc dollars IA cash II On hand
At least seven thousand dollars
more In needeG. Flow much can you
pledge towards this good enterprise
Checks should be made payable n
The Honorable Charles 8. Eichhorn.
Treasurer For Information apply
70 Commandment T. A Magee. IL
Davenport street. Augusta Maine
Teiephons ST5-M-
Oct 7dtt
Dancing at Belgrade Grange nan.
wednesday evening. Oct s. Smiths
orchestra ocIfo-l
Accountant would like spare time
work auditing and Installing book
krspiug sysssms. Experienced Terms
-e.a scna5Ie Address ACCOUNTANT
care journal ooIo0ol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

Alter a week Of stprmy and LIVERY
weather, Tuesday was a DAY of SUD
snane. the FIRST and only one since
Ine opening day Of the month. The
SKY began Clearing shortly before
sunset Monday aftsrnoun. 30 Inn.
the evening was far. while Tuesdgv
was IN ideal fall DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

CTTER-Clzrence Estes and
wfIlard Carter have new autumo-
biieS.
Mrs. r. A. Myrick returned hume
Saturday from Waldo county hps-
piral
Mrs. BlcEnrd Of Dtxnont is IL n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

Mlss Katherine M. Sexton md
George =. Sexton Of Darien. Conn.
are visiting in the CRY, the guests
Oh Their brother. Daniel W. Se<ron
oA Su'mry street George sexton.
VINO % a member Of the Cu5rec
states Ordinance Dept. has RECENTLY
returned from owerseas service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

George St Hila.-e Of Lewistsh-
about 81 wears OF age. married and
with TWO children who VIII DC re
menu ered by many Anguish people
as The. human fly, me young man
who a SATURDAY evening, Sept y.
successfully scaled rne wall OF the
Augusta Trust CO. building and then
IN the same way descended 10 The
ground again, l. a patient al the All
s-usra General hospital suffering from
injuries sustained n about @ clock
Tuesday morning when ne fell from
the tower al ST. Augusrine's church
10 the roof Of the church and from
there 70 the sidewalk below On North
err avenue. a distance Of from 1be
ID 20 feet He is said % have land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

ME- anc Mrs Herman Il sr,a-t
che nappy parents of Hr-se
aangnner who was born To rhern
Monoay night AZ their hurne IN
Court street The Young laar
weighed IA pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08

Serrna Douglass OF Halower
oepL Inspector Of Va E. c.. and Mrs
L. I. Dickson left On 2.5s trim for
Oakland ID inspect the eyrus This
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
AUGUSTALnCATS

fesferasy IN the muniriuaJ epu-t
circles was one Of the quiet davs.
with nothing doing In criminal ma
terz for the CAV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
GEO, ST, HIlkIRE
FALLS FROM SAINT
AUGUSTINE CHURCH

Sins fron Tower On Monday
Morning to Northern Ave
me Sidewalk. More than 100
Feet Beiow-Sustzins Com
mound Fracture of Bones of
Left Foot. Fractures Several
yertebrae. and also Several
Miner Miurie-Is 1t An
gusta General Hospital
dition Last Night
Thought Critical
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-08
MALIuLM 4 DYER Gu. Augusta
AMESBJRY-TWOMRLY CO, Gardner
CHURCH HARDWARE CO. HaRowel

the home az L l. Rogers where she
in being cared for by her daughter,
Mias Josie
Mr. and Mrs BenJamin Bennett
are moving To their new home, the
George wafd place
A daughter was born Sept . u
Nh and Mrs.. Heber Seaver
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Barometer Readings
Going On To-day

Chrstialrsf p Central Y N. G. IS Hanson
scrnon-Rev. non, Rev William 7. Sullivan Democracy
Needs Of Guidance and Discipline" All Souls
Unitarian Church. Fourth Avenue and Twentieth
Addrcss--Dr stephen s Wise. when They Come
Home How to Meet Them" Free Synagogue.
Address Professor George W. Bovine "Christanlty
and Civilization Secular Society. Isl West la5th
Services Of the First Church OF Dvlno Science.
Waldorf ca,a0ri Astoria 10 a. gnor, ..n ,,.
$o2d Engineers Association. 20 West Thirty ninth
Address, Lawrence r Abbott Personal Impress
Morris High School. 3 p. m.
Addrcss-James Guttmann. Democracy and Educa-
ton" Woodstock Branch Of tho Public Ii
Belcdt t Of Tie LIST Field Artillery. Hippodrome.
Armenian: mass tng,. under the auspices OF the
Armenian National Union Of America, to ad-
yecae that Cali Galica A., be included in Armenia s
l East side y: NJ c, a.. l5s East East Eighty sixth
Address Scout Joe cassclc, Of the famous Black
Noaa Ws,s Regiment Wss sao R9!shssm Hsme s5s @ sna
'HiSA FITS Seventh, Isl Street " D. M w. a.. 'is west
Meeting Of ftho New York phlmthropic League
of the \, o. i. s.. Asor 10 H. IN
Aluscal-NietropoItan Opera Studies. Astor. 8
Sunday "slng'-Wcs Side Y. 81 C. A., 5lS West
co',nt! mlity seventh ycii,a street s. p. x, M
nue. and Forty fourth Street. s y. m: non com
inssioned officers and enlisted mon invited.
Vice Club tausplces League Of Catholic womenl,
lhi East Thirty .eis,h Street. $3.50 p, M.
suppsr ysno tssompn"e,naS &c sIns address Fth
Supper complimentary and social hour St. Nlcho-
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Negro Editor Finds
White Sentiment i'm
The South Changing
f. b. Moore Says Tendency
to Give Blacks Square,
Deal Is Growing; Sees
Equality as Only Bugaboo

Fred K. Moore, editor of "The New
York Age" national negro weekly. a
few days since returned from an ex-
tended trip through South Carolina and
Georgia, where he visited politicians,
educators and leading business men
with the idea of getting trustworthy
information concerning the condition
and prospects of negroes in those
states.
''in South Carolina they are Begin
ming to understand the true meaning of
the oft-used word democracy he
said yesterday, "for throughout the
state l found intelligent white people
more disposed to give the negro a
square deal. The ballot continues to
be ticklish question, but in a general
way there is growing sentiment to
treat the negro more as man and a
fellow citizen. The only subject on
which the white people of the state
seem absolutely devoid of reason is the
social equality bugaboo.
Il found many conscientious minis
ters, but lot of worthless ones-many
barnacles and grafters. The people ex-
pressed themselves as wanting more
conscientious teachers and leaders.
Blease FavOrs Lynching
81 had a chat with former Governor
Cole Blease. Governor Blease said he
was in favor of negro education, but
declared he was an absolute believer in
1ynching. He said lynching was. the
surest way to stop assaults upon
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
FOREIGN PORTS

rts as Na%r Mssf Scw5 ss Amss1asm sss%ss
Sark iNor.), New York for Amsterdam
LIZARD, March l4.--Passcd Steamer I.ygncu,
(Swed Philadelpha for Antwerp.
FIuML March 11.-Arrived Steamer War Red
cap tBr). Portland via st. John. ~ b.. for
,.ns,I Rno,TrEEnDAN. E March l2Arrlvcd: Steamer Ag-
,FAYM" March l1.-sail,d: Steamer Moccasin
from BresD. New York
GuAYAouIL. March lo.--sailcd: Steamer Nolis
mont tB-). Norfolk.
:, AnGOA BAY. March 9.ssicd: Schooner rau
H. Thurow. Boston.
LIVERPOOL. March 14.--Arriycd: Steamers En-
press OF Britain (Br.). st. John. n. B. Heathside
ORD, Norfolk; Norhand (Br). Philadclpha.
Maria de Larriraga (Br.), Havana
- fAYA1r March l1.-Sailed: Steamer Lake Worth,
Hampton Roads.
FLUSHING March 1o-Sailcd: Steamer oster-
land tS"cd). New Orleans.
FoWEY. Merch l3.-sailcd: Steamer Cairnmona
BARRY. March ls-sailcd Steamers Manxman
Brl: New York; Vennachar tBr). Sandy Hook.
APIA. March l0.--Saicd Schooner Carrier Dove
mo DE- JANEIRo. March 7--Arrtved Steamer
a.Gi GInRAlrAR. "a M, March o-Arsysd Steamer Tx
Monarch (Br.). Halifax
y CAP CAPE TO- ToWN, March 1l.-Arrvcd: Steamer
.,s.,I. NAPLES March li-Arrived: Steamer Dante
(Belg New York; Roo DAM. New York
GLASGOW: March l2.Arrivcd: Steamer Uiua
(Br.) New York
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Police Orders

Reinstatement
"A, As patrolman (second grade) March H.
Arthur W. Wallander TO- 4Oth.
Retired
-, patrolman IL p. m.. March IA, Joseph r
annmn aarasco' ilth, own application: 1926 per
anhum. Appointed November l., 1893,
Transfers
spesa1 ratr10I%en' Wsr p 1T:oi 2 m. March a.. from
revoked.Lewis l.. Gross, 18th; Emil e.
Huber. 18th; John w. Donaldson. 26th.
Temporary Assignments
Lieutenant George Sheridan, Traffic A. ~.
signed ;.s E in command. s a. m:' March IL. dur
ing absence of captain on sick report.
Sixteen days, a. M, March Is, from pre-
f,ncts pr INDICATED to Training school Thomas
Brennan, 94th James j. Fitzpatrick. 9th
Sergeant John p. Challon, 18TH
rJatrolmen, from precincts indicated to 10th
l. d., to duty in raided premises cs-Georye +.
Nor, Morano' 70 lst; Daniel Delehanty. eeth: Mi
From precincts indicated to office of the
Ghiet Gl, ocIe clerk: Louis Grey. 3Sth; james r.
To office of Traffic % Divs: Harry =. Rohrs,
A Edward Whalen. B : William Murtagh. B :
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16

William Flannery. B = Fred Attanasio, C;
Edward Seeley. c: Joseph i. Brawley. 36th,
to record room. 300 Mulberry Street.
Leave of Absence Without Pay
Lieutenant George Busby, special war roll.
60 days, u :01 a. M. Mareh. IL.
-. Sick LeaYe
Patrolman Claude M, Smythe, Motorcycle
Squad 2. 30 days, 8 a, m. March 16.
Relieved from Suspension
Patrolman Delaney N. H. M. Scroggins,
3Sth, II :57 a. nj. March 13. s-e
= Suspended Without Pay
Patrolnan Delaney, N: H. M Scroggins,
3Stb, f:59 q. M: March 13.---s
Resignation
Patrolman. Il p. M March 14-Peter A.
Ratio. cath. .s
Amendment
So much of paragraph !, S. O. 81. C. s., as
relates to the reinstatement of Patrick Nc
Hugh as patrolrnan is amended to read: to
take effect March H. 1919. q.
PatroIman Michael A. Loughran. 91st,
March 49, at: Holy Family Hospital, from in
jurics received March ), 6. Funeral from 10
Grace Court, Brooklyn, at 10 r. m. March II.
Interment Rosendaie. Ulster County, ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
Weather Report

WASHINGTON, March 15.-High press
urcs persist over the Eastern states with the
maximum pressure over New England and
the st. Lawrence Valley. while an extensive
low pressure system covers practically all
districts west of the Mississippi River, with
storm centres over Oklahoma Manitoba and
British Columbia
This pressure distribution has been attend
ed by cover of clouds practically the
entlre country. and during the last twenty
tour hours rains were general east of the
Rocky Mountains and in the Pacific states.
and there were SHOWS in the Northwest There
We're 1" heavy 1n rains in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Southern Florida also
there were thunderstorms in the Mississippi
valley and the Southern plains states and
severe local storms in parts of Iowa and
Eastern Kansas. At Wichita. Kan, the local
storm was attended by wind velocity of
eighty eight miles an hour.
There has been decided rise in tempera-
turc IN the great central valleys and the
arc now decidedly above the normal in these So
regions Comparatively cool weather pre-
walls in the Atlantic states and generally
west of the Rocky Mountains.
Inc outlook is for continuation of un-
sctted. rainy weather over practically all
districts east of the Mississippi River during
Sunday and Monday. Thunderstorms and
strong winds will occur in the central and
lower Mississippi Valley and the east C1lf
states. The temperature will rise throughout
the Atlantic states Sunday and Monday, and
it will fall Monday in the upper lake region
and the lower Ohio Valley.
Forecasts for Special Districts.-Ncv York.
Southern New England, Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. rain to-day and prob
ably tomorrow warmer.
Local Official Record--The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-16
AMERICAN PORTS

Ha;S s Ss: s:; my
Gearsd ae Steamers Juan (Nor.). Santa Marta; Cey
arme L." Mau rsma sp MY sotsS Sh Nss ss sys
gDu.ell; Amsterdam; Ceres (Dutch>. Amsterdam
Gqnsral cIuryh ,tBr.l Genoa sailed: stes%ers
Megantio Br.), Liverpool Arnaldo Brescia utalD.
TliIIApEIrHfA Msrch ls-A,rvyq steamer
S,. sls Masknaw lBry,' London: Lake otsquaso.
tonic: ,corsicana. Sistanzas; Gloria 1swcdT ~ AT
Hgp yr N ssyansh Yn And laeonve Ys1 Bob
~ ctAYMoNT Ia Del: March l5-clcarcd; Steamer
DELAwARE BREAKwATEn- March l5--Ar-
steamer cabegol. rhladslphla for Falmouth ffor
Philadelphia % for Gohenburs sS WesterdyR sl 6Tteh)
Thiadepha # for Rs;tsFdsm cooss Phadephia for
va S} SRsSrSs SREaSg & NsS Ssrs5 3off
1,oheay Sew York: Elsa (s%ed1. tothenSurs COT Via
N,,orfolk; Gudrun (Dan;'. Santiago via Manzano; !;
Boyd Br.). Sasua La Grande; Rochelle (BrD
Guantanamo; Santa Alicia OBJ. Minititlan via
PORT LADS March WArrved Steamers
Baron Bueycns (BelgD. Cardiff; Bayway. New
York: Ellis (Nor,, Pot Barrios' Lake Crystal New
tBrr. Belfast; Saramacca Bocas del Toro WAL
haven. Europe; Bark Ave port. oporo: Sailed
parsmina. Bocas del Toro; Sara DAM. Vera
Cruz specdwe Vera Cruz Thyra s Dan, =.
Santiago Via CienfueGos; Vega utal.). Italy via
Gibraltar
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. March 15--Sacd
Schooner TeEpoate. New York lin tow
SAVANNAH. Ca. March i5.-Arrived: Steamers
frinz William L., Ensenada De Mora: Adonis
Matanzas; Persian. Jacksonville land sailed Phila
dcphia. Sailed: Steamer Essex Jacksonville
PORT TAMPA. Fla. March 15.-Arriyed
Steamer Mascottc, HAVANA via Key West: Zudijk
Rotterdam
CHARLESTON. March 15-Arrlyed: Steamers
Mohawk. New York land sailed Jacksonyille)
comanchc. Jacksonye (and sailed New York;
Chippewa, Jacksonville
PORT ARTHUR. Texas. March l5~Arrivetl
steamer New York Bayonnc. Sailed Naval col
er Guyana coastwise
:, KEY WEST. March 15-Arrlred: Steamers Miami.
Havana: Boren (Swed), Cardiff
GALVESTON March l5.-Arrved Steamers
Mexicano. Tanplco. Sailed: Motorship Pcnnant,