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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1915

Page

7

Masonic Aprons and a Napoleon Era Relic Display

Old Masonic aprons with insignia are shown at J Wetherell & Son in Parkersburg. The items, owned by Mrs Scollay Moore, include four rare designs with historic connections, one worn at Napoleon I's 1804 coronation. The State Chiropodists Association plans to meet in Parkersburg June 7 and push legislation to join the state medical society.

J. Wetherell & Son Parkersburg New Temple Scollay Moore W. B. Insiee Virginia Mason James John Dove Sane France Napoleon State Chiropodists’ Associaion Naional Chiropodists Association Huntington State Medical Society West Virginia

Inventor Henry Pollard and Gas Bomb Formula Found

Henry Pollard, an American inventor, died aboard the Lusitania after a Washington ice plant accident. His work on liquid ammonia led to a potential gas bomb formula intended for retaliation against German gases in trenches. He believed the invention could interest the British government and offset German warfare.

New Fork Dusitania Henry Pollard Pollard Mr. Pollard Washington

Boom Education As Well As Industry

Pittsburgh trade extension boosters of the Chamber of Commerce launched a 400 mile tour through Pennsylvania and Maryland to promote education and industry. Merchants wend and manufacturers discuss trade while school representatives address high school pupils on Pittsburgh's educational advantages.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Pennsylvanua Maryland

Lumber quarantine proposed to curb chestnut bark disease

A public hearing at the Department of Agriculture debated a quarantine on chestnut nursery stock and lumber as the bark disease spreads rapidly across New England and into New York New Jersey Ohio West Virginia Iowa Maryland Virginia Nebraska and North Carolina.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture New England New York New Jersey Ohio West Virginia Iowa Maryland Virginia Nebraska North Caroline

UC Berkeley Graduation Exercises Honor Large Senior Class

University of California ceremonies at Berkeley held May 18 awarded diplomas to one of the universitys largest senior classes. Speakers Kerine de Motte J H Levy Rene Willon and B W Wheeler addressed the crowd and were named by the graduation speakers committee.

University of California Berkeley Cal Kerine de Motte J. H. Levy Renewillon B. W. Wheeler

Inauguration Day in Baltimore Mayor Preston Begins Second Term

Mayor James H. Preston, re-elected May 4, was inaugurated for a second term in Baltimore on May 18. The open air ceremony drew thousands as the new city council and officials were inducted and the mayor delivered his address.

Baltimore James H. Preston

Freight Agents in Session Opens in Richmond

The annual convention of the American Association of Freight Agents began in Richmond Virginia and will run through Friday. Delegates from major railroad sections and companies gather to discuss duties, work, and a wide range of topics affecting freight operations.

Seasion Richmond American Association of Freight Agents Seco United States

Pittsburgh Trade Tour to Visit 21 Pennsylvania Towns

The Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce plans a May 18 to 21 excursion by train visiting 21 towns in Pennsylvania and Maryland to promote prosperity. Officials like W. T. Todd Felix Hall and H. W. Neely lead the tour with stops from Leechburg to Latrobe and Greensburg, aiming to boost business across western Pennsylvania.

Chamber of Commerce of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Maryland United States New Orleans Panama Canal T. L Dodge Sales and Engineering Co Felix Hall Felix Hall & Bro H. W. Neely George A. Buse Charles J. Caspar B. K. Elliott Frank R. Flood G. Brown Hill Earl R. Marvin Marcus Rauh Sam F. Sipe J. H. Smitiex A. C. Terry Lawrence C. Woods Leechburg Vandergrift Apollo Blairsville Johnstown Bau Tt

Hindenburg's Mind A Store House Of Strategic Detail

Rome May 18 A reporter notes Field Marshal von Hindenburg's memory and grasp of Rome and Italian affairs. He praises his precise knowledge of places and dates and the sharp accuracy of his strategic recall. The interview frames Hindenburg Ludendorff Hoffmann as the core trio behind the East Prussian campaign.

Rome Marshal von Hindenburg Cabasino Renda Giornale d'Italia von Hindenburg Italy Berlin Hindenburg Villa Marta Porta Pia Mazurian East Prussia Ludendorff Hoffmann Warth Vistula Russia Garibaldi Prince von Hohenlohe-Langenburg France

Texas Bankers Convention Opens in Waco

State bankers meet in Waco Texas for the annual convention with speakers including W P G Harding of the Federal Reserve Board B B Clair Avery of Merchants Laclede National Bank St Louis and George Woodruff of First National Bank Joliet Illinois TL in attendance

Waco Tex W. P. G. Harding Federal Reserve Board B. B. Clair-Avery Merchants Laclede National Bank of St

Heiress Will Wed American Says Miss Duke of New York

Miss Mary II Duke of New York, daughter of a tobacco magnate, has rejected foreign suitors and will marry an American. Her engagement to Anthony J. Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia was announced for June 16. The picture shows her in court dress at the St James presentation years ago.

Mary II Duke New York Anthony J. Drexel Biddle Philadelphia Miss Duke Court of St. James

Suffrage Day Draws 10000 Fans at Polo Grounds

Nearly 10 000 women and girls filled the upper grandstand at the Polo Grounds for a Suffrage Day game between the Giants and Cubs. A liberal percentage of receipts will go to the water for women cause through the courtesy of the teams.

New York Polo Grounds Giants Cubs Wate For

England's Great Sanitary Campaign Opens Across Britain

London reports a major public health push as heat approaches and hundreds of battlefield corpses lie in Europe. Officials warn disease could rival enemy forces, with flies spreading germs and districts told to curb tainted foods for troops. Mrs Parker urges mobilizing women to support munitions and anti liquor efforts.

Wilbur Forrest United Press London New York Great Britain Europe British Isles Newcastle Eng Yser England Professor Simpson King’s Colege Ll. A Parker Earl Kitchener Lord Kitchener

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