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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
7
Catholics and Leaders finish tied 2 to 1 in a well played game at Cadet Park. Reg Gardiner earns runner up honors with a .600 average, Wallis of Company I leads league batting at .750, while Alvin G. Quinn visits home from Quantico. The largest orange grove, 2,000 acres, is in Cuba.
A former Russian Symphony member Ephrem Baderack from Washington joined violinists on a professional filled program at the Heights auditorium. Notable performers included Willian Smith Frank Sappington Sis Rice and Miss Harriet Mantz with recitations by Miriam Apple. About $55 was raised for Jefferson boulevard improvements including benches.
Maryland men who served in any branch are still being recorded as registration continues. August 16 was the first day designated by Governor Harrington, but few entered names that day, so the process remains open indefinitely. At Red Cross headquarters in the LY. MOC. A. building in Frederick, 1250 names have been submitted in a week. County towns have not yet reported complete totals, and county men’ s compliance cannot be measured. Red Cross nurses and young women who served in other branches have all registered.
Reports show a rallying request from Hines asking the railway wage board to promptly take up workers claims as Paris supplies dwindle. The document notes a 8 to 7 Senate committee vote on removing the United States from an international reconstruction commission.
Ruling by joining union cripples Marseilles as dock workers strike halts operations. Other items report search efforts for missing Waterhouse and Connelly, a major trolley strike in Pittsburgh prompt ing 1000 extra police, a fatal cold storage turkey incident, a Chicago raid on saloons, Bolshevik messages from Moscow, US race agitation propaganda funds, and San Salvador amnesty after a revolution.
Miss Susie Moxley of Baltimore and Miss Lottie Hyatt Jat Ijamsville join Mrs. Nora Davis and Mrs. D. E. Moylan for weekend gatherings. Mr. John Cronenburg of Frederick visits his mother Mrs. A R Cronenburg at Hamsville. Alvin Hood of Germantown visits Marion England in Hamsville. Burton France and wife from Baltimore stay with George E Wolfe’s family. In sports, Namsville defeats Pearl 14 to 2 on Pearl's diamond as Moylan, Molesworth, and Wolfe contribute runs and catches. Mamaville led by E Wolfe and Lee Oden.
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