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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-07
BIG GALE IN NEW YORK
CAUSES LOSS OF SEQ, 900

New York.-A fierce northwest gale
tore 20 lighters and scows from their
docks in Brooklyn and blew them
down the harbor. Before they had
been picked up by tugs several hours
later, merchandise valued at 100000
had been blown their decks, including
coffee, sugar and telegraph wireless
equipment intended for American
forces In Siberia.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-07
NO BREAD IN PETROGRAD
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS

Helsingfors, Finland-Petrograd has
been without bread for the last two
weeks, thousands Of persons dying
daily, according to information
brought to Helsingfors by Finn, who
escaped from prison camp at Mos
COW.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-07
cURRANTs AND GoosEBERRIEs
Most Varieties Are Able to Withstand
Severe Conditions II Given Some
Protection.

prepared by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture.)
Currants and gooseberries are very
hardy and Withstand extremely low
temperatures in fact, if windbreaks
are provided, most varieties are able
to withstand the severe conditions in
most parts Of the upper Mississippi
valley and the northern great plains
area.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-11-07
PERSHiNG Is FOR REDUCTION
IN PROJECTED SIZE OF ARMY

washington. - Dissenting in many
respects from the program recon.
mended by the war department and
the general staff, General Pershing
told the military committees Of Con.
gress that 100000 men, raised entire.
ly by Voluntary enlistment, should be
the outside figure considered for a
standing army.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21
TO DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Try this Brush Sage Tea and Sui.
phur Compound through your hair,
taking one strand at a time.

when Won iarkou YOUR hair Win
Sage TCu a. sulphur no % can
toll because itH done so naturally. 100
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, nf home Be- mussY % truuhlr.
some ~ little cost YOU can buy %
any druE store ihu ready to-use prop.
Hratloni improved hF the addition 1f
uthrr ingredients called va cth's sIEH
and sulphur Compound" You just
dnmpon o. sponge on soft brush with
~ and draw thiH through your huir.
taking ouu small strand ut % tiWo
By morning ull gray mir diHappoats
aud nttcr another application or Two
your hair becomes beautifully dark.
cncd, GLOSSY and luNurinnt
Gray fHded hair. though no dIH.
grace o. 30 hirn of ola nro. and ue we
nll desire re- youthful and attractive
hpp'Hrurc, got busy 600 or', WIN
MfoiH fuFc HuI Sulphur COMPOUND
and look "a Younger TINS rctIL
to-uHe preparation H 20 %dolirhtfui to'
i'f requisite nnd not 20 medicine 10
Do not intended for the curc, mitiE1
ton VI prevention OF disease,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21

.Ir... .H. I. fo ItN mn, .r.tr. ur
.H. .IIHf -t'.r urifI
.Hp report r., l I#t ui one
HHuf,|. fr' .fH Hf V'tH
.U'fsl II t .unI .rT. ..IHH HfIn. H.H
.iEntlN dHWHrHI uT UY @ .rh
N damaged como IH Ei.ru ~
hiy .lua' turs. s Huul IUI uH. .lU
fur.I Tr" arUlr.HH ut uruIIIHH
H. Tho movement. of uHmHr.I.
violence. 900 th' Gaze Hf thr yacht ir
f.HII iu command of Commander U
o. Mccullough who WIH credited vita
sinking 90 submarine f'fhuugh boz nr,
,r saw co. Iur iyuuuIl dropped depth
.hurgra after I torpedo bad u.H. fI
go Ht H conveyed .hlp The sIHuH
uut had boon reported .u chat t.U.u-
itt aud ls It lid mot return tu o. NtHs
De- NuH considered SUM boo iHHf ,r
EtEsWyuI
N H known Three American f.I|-
Iur ships w,rU Iu.t through enemy t..
fIHI thr ..frHsrI Jacob IuHU. lUI
IhH armed YACHT NIcrIu me tu" yacht
UwH.Ho. winch wtF used GOO patrol
work Three were sums U tHr result
ui collisions and thr rrvruu. cutter
Tampa was Huuk hi Hu explosion tho
cause OBJ, which nls never boon H
UfrtHIu"d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21
Trust Me-! Try DodSon'S Liver Tone!
CaIomel Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guaranteed Liyon your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sickcn-
ing calomcl. Don't lose a days work!

There's mo- reason why "a pyrsuu
should take Hlck,uiur s%nliratuF cilu-
mol whom a. tow cents huys o. large
bottle of DodHuu's lINrr Tone II pos
foct substitute for rulomoli
u is 20 pleasant. vegetable lluHi
which win start Unur h..r H
surety tH .llurirl hut 30 dH.sp A. make
YOU HiD' Huu t.U uu HIlNUtr.
Gu ldrou audi grown Iuila ,uu iUkc
pulsou'a IitUi Tone. neU.HHp be- d.
p%crfr'Jlf HARMLESS
Colomcl is O. dangerous drug 81 a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21

action upon me minds OF the military
masters Of Germany"
In closing, General Williams urgca
tho retiring officers 20 retain "a
consciousness OF this problem we have
faced together uH they return to
tlNh life, tu keep in mind tho rcnilza-
Won thnt uH soiuffisfH. they control o.
source ~ rnwCr vital 10 thslr country
iu limo Of war and TO "atnnd ready
70 return tu your posts and be- ON In
tlucnct % Keen -FOUR country prepared
Tor tho transition whenever IL becomon
necessary
Your labor" hc says. was no less
ior %" security OF YOUR country in
me 'mnrHency % passing han for
~ safety in No future. For Oh we
happily have ended wars hy the vim
hinf % this one, your contribution 20
mat victory o. given YOUR country
security, ana. m war should hereafter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21
Bomb Mystery Is
Still Unsolved

Oklnnd. Calf March ei.-Dut
three tangible clues OF the many Of
the first uncovered. remained for tho
poica to work on foday M the hunt
o. the persons Responsible Tor the
Killing o. Mira. George D. Greenwood.
society mutron. ~ a bomb IN the
nardrn Of her home here Tuesday
night. according 70 an announcement
~ James 7. Drew. taptnin Of 5eter-
tlrea Theories tlnf hs explosion
might have been q prank or that the
bomb was mailed 20 Mrs Greenwood
from a distant point BY persons bear
ius a personal enmity ave been do
cnrdsd. Drru said.
Two or tho clcNn are being kept
secret but the third ceniersd around
three strange men who we're In the
vicinity OF TIE Greenwood home be
fore tho explosion. Captain Drew said.
Developments have added stronxfh %
This last clev, hut tho police were
net IN n porItio1 70 .plakf lthcre de-
~vtIopnenta known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21

prove unavoidable for our country
the lesson you have learned. tho
knowledge you have acquired Boo your
labor. should safeguard Tho nation
against tho danger OF over again cn-
trrInr upon H great wat without
knowing % 90 SHIFT Industrial power
quickly 90 war channels.
With tho ability 90 effect that
trnnsmiton quickly with adequate
provision for BE- made in advance. I
should never fear Tor Inc safety OF
our country but lack Of prepared
nrfH ln that respect win ever Boz ouf
CouutrN's greatest weakness und gray,
cst danger $50 long nH possibility of
war exists Avoidance ~ that danger
largely be- tho possibility of COM
unuinF u proper contnct between tho
branch OF thr military establishments
charged with provision Of muulfIonH
and tho industrial world tf tiHf
contact Del t0 hr maintained. W must
be largely through your Interest"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21
Two Ships Are
Added to Line
OF S. A. Boats

San Ffnnraro raliE. March -
Addition q tro steamers 70 the
rtIaGut nfci Of the fufiIh American
Pacific line. o~pefaflnr hotNoo1 Fcatfir.
Hnn fuucinco. san uirro and colpm-
IA. ,Ecuador Peru and chile. Wa IN.
nouncrd to-day hy no me LndylG,
general kFtat o. ne a1o here Tho
aframerr fIt the NeEllua OF 1000
ions and the Rex 800 tone Thn
Nonul1n ~ now In the trnnn-Aunntic
trade fer the AllrpiuG board. whiig
the Rex has been bot reclutiy com
plrted Va = stockholm plant.
The steamers on the comp4n1'e
run are the najn California. sinnlon
and CorofEor Forbes. The company
carries general mcrchudine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21

mercury u1d attacks your bones Tlko
90 Inso cot uu.ty oslomol today and you
VIII feel weak SICK and uausoatci TO-
morrow DON'T lose i DAVIS work.
Ilko 10 spoonful of u0dsou's liver
Tone Iur'. Hul Won win NaEo up
''ln. .f'"t so moro hilioumrsa
"NH NiHN.H H'Ia 'snussH. headache.
y"1f'N i.nruD nr sour stomach. Nuur
'iurHit' f' nj yuu don't unl bod.
'nn T. CO. Tone acts better ti.u Uur.
f1I you.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21
Hun Sean1en Not to
Take Part in Ship
Surrender, Is Claim

meeting 81 seamcn held on Tuesday
b following resolution was passed.
Iodefa = meeting o. aeamen
% al descriptions refuae % parti-
cInaie iu tho delivery % 0erman mer-
chant ships demanded hy tho entente
and declares u 20 be the duty o. all
nfamen and laborers 10 refuse 20 car
~ out work on these shirs"
The resolution was passed on the
srouad that there was No guarantee
that Germany would receive any food
excspt ths initial delivery,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21

Saturday only-All 50o Mems
Lisle Hose az 31o-M. Mandoll.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-21

Valuable coupons-on
page ;, clip them out
Rosenwald's.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
WILMINGTON In THE
Y. NJ. H. A. LEAGUE

The Y. NJ. II. 4. League. Will open
IT'S season on June T. Four cities are
represented. including Easton, Bethle-
hem. Chester and Wilmington. Spirited
citizens all ever the circuit are offerine
prizes TO the winner Of the pennanl
Locally William Topkis has douaied q
silver loving cup TO the club that comes
out on top.
The schedule follows:
juno l-'Easton at Bethlehem; VIII
mlugton al Chester.
June -Norristown at Easton' Ches-
Ter al Bethlehem.
June i5-Bethlehem at Wilmington
Chester at NorristOvn.
June Wilmington at Norristown
Easlon at Chester.
June Norristown at Bethlehem
Wilmington at Easion.
July G-Bciblohem at Easton; Ches-
Ter at Wilmington.
July l3-Easton at Norristown' Beth-
lchem at Chester.
Julv 2O-Wilmington at Bethlehem
Norrisiown at Chester.
July 27-Norristown at Wilmington
Chester at Easton.
August 3-Bethlehom at Norristown
Easton az Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
HARLAN QUARTETTE
TO HELP MINSTRELS

The Harlan Quarteite, a big feature
OF the shipworkers' Minstrel Frollc, at
Playhouse May 90. 30 and 81, composed
OF the Malloy brothers, Mike and John,
Terry Reilly and Bill Mclaughlin, are
known TO many Wilmingtonlans. as
they have featured numerous enter
tainmcnt heroabouis.
However. In The big black-faco spec
tacle the ship people viii put on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Of this
week. the boys will offer an entirely
different line Of entertainment. OF
course they VIII sing In their usual
pleasing manner, but Will present a
dancing and comedy feature which
their friends have never before viewed
And 10 Is Immense. say those who
have been privileged tc glimpse ai the
rchcarsals Of The shipyard performers.
A portion will be given over 90 the
burlesQuing OF distinctly shiphullding
characters and should get a heap Of
laughs from the onlookers, who will be
largely those engaged IN the industry
or familiar with It's trades and pur-
suits.
Under the tutelage OF the Downey
brothers the "duarteiie" boys have
educated their toes until now they can
fairly make them twinkle. Their dane
ing work In well with their minstrel
numbers and win unqucstionably en-
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
PENN TO GO AHEAD
UNDER DIR. WHARTON

Or. Charles NJ Wharton, OF Dover,
newly appointed Fld Director OF Aih-
leilcs at Penn. vill have supreme
charge OF the entire athletic policy
at The Rcd and Blue institution.
Dr. Wharlon's powers on the lold re-
NAMED a mystery TO the Penn students
following the announcement OF his an
pointment. "The Pcnnsylvanlan," the
student daily. in an editorial explains
ms authority 10 uie undergraduates
and praises the athletic heads Tor Sc
curing his services.
"Appoinlmenl of Doctor Wharton ar
Assistant Director of the Department
OF Physical Education and Field Direc-
tor OF Athletics. comes as complete
surprise 10 many students and alumni,
says the paper.
1T Is "a concrete answer as TO wheth-
err Pennsylvania would follow tle lead
Of other large universities by having
one man on the faculty as director or
athletics. Nale recently took a similar
siep when Dr. sharpe was secured Tor
this purpose. ,,
.sThe coming OF Dr. Wharton 10 MI
This position should be OF much hene-
m 10 our general athletic policy IN
many ways. In foot ball it means mat
pennsvlvsnia VIII again have the ser
VICES OF the man whom many critics
have declared 30 be the best inc coaoh
I'M America. The Folwell-Wharton
combination should be unbeatable.
"But The greatest benefit which
should accrue from this fortunate ap-
polntment IS in the line OF mass-atn-
leiics. ,,,,..
.eNHh a man such as Or. wharton
IN actually supervise these mass-ath-
letlcs. they are bound TO prosper.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
HARLAN Home To
PLAY THREE GAMES
Morning and Afternoon Big
League Games on Memoir
ial Day Here
MERCHANT SHIP
AFTER N. Y. TEAM

After an absence OF three weeks from
the home lot, owing TO the weather
and the exigencies OF the schedule, the
Harlan shipyard champs return 10 the
native grounds for three games this
week, two on Memorial Day with New
York Ship, and one on saturday with
Merchant Ship.
The holiday program is divided into
q morning and afternoon attraction.
The morning doings will start at 1880
and the afternoon engagement at 800.
New York ship, it will be recalled. Is
the team that Harlan had 10 eliminate
20 set into the big struggle for district
honOrs last fall.
The Camden crew hasn't forgotten
the reason why OF il either. Wild
Conroy would rather trim Harlan than
any team in the league. Fred Payne,
llsrlsn's skipper, and Conroy were al
ways keen rivals when they were in
thc big league together, and they still
contest Syth spirit any time they hook
up.
Harlan succeeded in trouncing the
Cunroy outfit last Saturday but even
ne Wilmington lads admit they didn't
i0urneyed 10 the New Jersey burg.
Mckinley, the former large league
hurler. VIII do the tossing for the New
York shippers. ''Mao" has a mean spit
ter when he's right and nearly unhlt-
table
Last Saturday the moist grounds
prevented him from using his Gus
nidor ball" effectively. Dry weather,
which The climate man says viii pre-
vail on the holiday, win elevate his
efficiency immeasureably.
or course. Camden isn't depending
solely on Mckinley and will doubtless
shoot a lefty" at Harlan in the morn
ing game.
Merchant ship holds a decision over
Harlan and viii give The locals plenty
OF trouble on saturday. Big Frank
Brewer Will likely be tossed in the
ring against Earl Macks boys on the
windup OF The week and II he is in
anything like the stride ne evidenced
against New York ship The Bristol
layout viii step right along and step
fast TO irounce him.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
POWDER TEAMS AID
S. A. HOME FUND

In a benefit game yesterday after
noon for tho Salvation Army Home Ser
vice Campaign. Hercules Powder Com
pany defeated Atlas 10 90 ..
Hercules inneld got away with some
very clever plays and possible hits were
thrown out by the good playing OF Mo
Kay and Jones neece was the hitting
star for the Atlas team. while Ramsey
played a perfect game ON FIRST Sumer-
vile. as usual, was Hercules heaviest
hitter.
Score by Innings:
Atlas ..............OO 100000
Hercules ..........3 0O20 4 oX-i,
Three-hase hit. Rccce. Sacrifice hits
Glenn. Mckay and Porter. stolen bases
Mckay. ,; Jones, 3 Glenn. Somerville
Manley, Oakley. Reecc, Ramsey.
Double plays, Glenn. eileen 10 Somer
I Vile Left on bases Hercules. 10. Atlas
O. Base on balls, off Day, 6 D.. Clrswell. >
I lIit by pitcher, by Carswell iSeelig
mann by Day ramsey Struck out
I by Day, >; Carswell Z. Umpire, shorty
Miller. Scorer, Hewitt.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

TOLEDO. May 26-"Here he comes!
There he goesT'
All Toledo stops. looks and listens
when Jack Dempsey, challenger Of Jess
Willard, heaves into sight.
Toledo steps aside and gives Jack
plenty Of room 70 pass, meantime gaz-
ing in open-mouthed admiration on the
man who is being hailed as the next
champion.
Already The town is his. lie can have
most anything he wants. Hes the hero
Of Maumee Bay and Is drawing the un-
divided attention OF an.
And 10 hasn't turned Jacks head IN
the least lie has stopped on the street
and chatted with many a man or boy
he'd never seen before. He'll gossip
about the weather or most any other
subject, but he doesn't care 90 talk
much about ihe flght aside from saying
how he feels and how much he likes
his new training quarters.
Before Jack was lodged in the train.
ing quortcrs az Overland Club, th'
Boody Hotel lobby. where the challenger
stopped. was filled an day with those
anxious 10 get squint at the big hoy
They crowded about and almost para
lived business. Since Jack moved oul
10 the overland Club on Maumee Bay
a constant stream Of automobiles has
plied between The city and town carry
ing the followers OF the ring game, %
look him over.
Willard's lateness in arriving has
made Dempsey the fayorile OF the Toll
oodlans. Those who before thought The
coming match looked like an even bet
began predicting a Dempsey victory
after they'd seen the big boy at work
aud at play.
lack is very popular and II he beats
Willard the folks OF Toledo would like
very much 20 have him stick around
and call this place home.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
VIII Jess Willard do J. b.
on independence Day?
RosrLEAr DEFEATS MADISON.

Roseleaf defeated Madison A. G. as
Sixteenth and Claymont streets yes
tcrday with Marvel Purneu Ia ne
pitching box, % 20 >. Following tns
game Roseleaf changed its name -
Landlith A. A.. and VIII play Peerless
next Friday morning at Sixteenth sna
Claymont streets. Players are request-
ed 10 be on the grounds at o'clock.
Score OF Yesterdays game. n. H.
Madison ......O 4 90 400 o. s
lfoscled ......i o 2 . 6 1 x-3 =
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
Ems ro PLAY CLAYTON.

70 has been said that Clayton Is go
ing 10 entertain some pretty swift
,ompany on Decoration Day. when
ibev play a double header with the
Fden \. g.. OF Wilmington. But, how
ever. West. Hoffeckcr and Bud
l'Neil. the strong defenders OF the old
~. d. 4. A." promise to be there with
ne goods.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
TOLEDO Is FAST
FILLING Up FOR BOUT.

The boxing colony is fast growing
Promoters. fighters, managers, training
partners, bettors, writer's. photograph
ers and adtists are arriving on almost
every train. The nght is attracting
more attention than any bout In ring
history. In publicity Toledo viii gel
more advertising than any city ever
got from a single gathering. There VIII
be more working newspaper men In the
CITY two weeks before the bout than
ever were gathered for sporting event.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
,xc,xrrnS :. CHEMICAL. O..

The second game OF the dupont Dye
Works League yesterday afternoon
went TO Engineers over Chemical. S-iore
; 10 o. This is the second game thal
The Engineers have won over the smut
ont route, beating Mechanical last
Thursday. Score. ? TO o.
Today Operating and Mechanical will
nlav
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
KANE iEAns rnrnNEY.

MAT DonOhue defeated slater in the
pocket billiard tournament at Grady's,
last night. 100 10 a.
In the first game Gift Young put
himself 10 second place by defeating
George stevens, 100 10 50.
Tho results OF last night leaves one
man leading. Kane. who has won two
and lost none. Tonight Kane plsyS
Mister.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
THE EVENING JOURNAL TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1919
COLLEGE TEAMS
PLAY TIE GAME

NEWARK, Del. May 27.-ln the most
exciting inter-class game ever seen on
Frazed Field the Senior and Freshman
teams battled TO a TO tie Yesterday
afternoon. The game was called at the
end OF the eighth inning on account OF
darkness. The score:
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
gfsS FIFTY POUNDS BIGGER MAN.

Willard very likely Will outweigh
Dempsey by 80 pounds when the two
step into the arena on the afternoon OF
July 3. Dempsey is weighing around
i95 today, but he says when hot
weather SETS In nc probably viii lose
about five pounds.
81 always lose a few pounds in hot
weather" said Jack Right now I am
weighing i95 and that is my natural
weight"
Willard probably viii train down
very close TO 2i0 pounds. thus making
him half hundred weight the bigger
man. lie weighs under 260 now ana
will be able to take of another 10
pounds.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
GAMES TODAY.
NulinnnI Il rnn,ln

Pittsburgh at New York.
81. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
VI The already favOrable reputation

hancc the already favorable reputation
they bear In Wilmington.
Jim Marshman, plant engineer al
Harlan. and his assistant. Fred Sharkei-
ton. have built some great effects for
The boys, and II clcverness plus artis-
tic staging contribute anything To
pleasing entertainment then this por-
tion Of The show ought 10 go over
with a hang
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
score by Innings.

Three-base hits. Harper. Ilowlins
stolen bases. Keith, Magee, Brown,
Struck out by Mckinney 9: by CARL.
4. Base on balls. OF Mckinney, .. OF
CARL, T. Passed ball, Croihers. Double
play. Mcmillan 20 Humphrey. Missed
third strike, Lynch Umpire, Burkcit
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
nGH AND LOW SCORES YEsTERDAN

Runs scored by National and Amer
an Leagues. May % TO 26. inclusive.
National League.
h-Cincinnati, Z.
Low-BOstOn. 0.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
American Ieannr.

New York at 50. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston az Cleveland.
Washington al Chicago.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

II you have house for rent or 70
sell. you viii find Just the right Gus
toner and the right price by ,adyertis-
ing in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

Drivers and engineers VIII always
md the Want Ads a help securing
new positions.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

Daily total Ia 2i 81 5 % 80 40 i5I
NO games played.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27

Famous knockouts - John
Barleycorn, July 1, 1919.
Evening journal., 1919-05-27
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.
American Leanue.

haNNNA ~ F'hNt"' aAiA AAtiiANt y
dOlph and Tragresser.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-29
CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. c. NJ. Cornell Of Gardiner was at
Cedar Grove Saturday and Sunday.
Fred M. Weeks has traded his motor
boat for a smaller boat.
Clyde Moody. employed by the Car
diner Auto Co.. was at home Sunday.
Miss Gladys Forriter Of Boston II
passing her vacation at The Naples.
Charles Waterman was a visitor In
Cedar Grove one day last week.
The Eastern Steamship Co. has a
crew Of men, repairing the wharf at CO.
dar Grove for the coming OF the City
OF Bangor June 10th. Fred Weeks. the
local agent. has charge Of the work.
The American Ice Co. has a crew II
men repairing. the Cedar Grove ice
houses and getting everything in readi.
ness for shipping the ice. A barre un.
loading coal at Gardiner will come here
for the first cargo Of Ice.
No dance will be held at thu Cas,no
next Saturday night McMaster's or.
cnestra OF Gardiner will open it for tina
season the following Saturday.
William Mcintyre OF Lowell was a
visitor at the home Of Charles Hail for
the weekend.
P. A. McMaster was a caller At ced.
Grove Monday.
Mrs. Alden Stilphen, who is at tho
Gardiner hospital. is reported as eain-
ing rapidly.
Quite number Of families are on the
campground. and Postmaster Sproul
mas opened his off1ce for the season,