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Newspaper

Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1915

Page

13

Big meeting for men set at Maryland Theatre Sunday

John W. Young will preside at a 3 30 P M gathering for men at the Maryland Theatre under the Gentral Y M C A with Dr Henry E Jackson of Montclair N J as speaker on The Spirit of Youth Admission is free but by ticket only available at the Y M C A or from pastors A limited seating plan includes hotels barber shops and drug stores Doors open at 3 o'clock and all city Men s Bible classes invited Also notes on Y M C A choir dress rehearsal changes and upcoming events for boys Potomac Club basketball tryouts and plans for Elks convention preparations appear in the text

Maryland Theatre Gentral Y. M. C. A Henry E. Jackson Montclair N. J Cumberland John W. Young R. Mason Hill Bailey Marks Frederic Foster Snow H. Paul Mann Associated Charities Frederick Foster Snow William Baxley Carroll Hall Central Y. M. C. A Potomac Club Murray Smouse Theodore Damm George Henderson Harry Cole Robert Springgs Donald MacFarlane John Lind William Lewis

Elks Convention Faces Housing Shortage in Baltimore

Baltimore officials report hotel space nearly filled as Elks reunion planners seek boarding houses to house delegates. Belvedere Hotel serves as headquarters with Boston, New York and Scranton lodges securing rooms. large contingents from the South and West remain unplaced while a music program advances.

William B. McCaddin Joseph Salabes C. Ross Klosterman William J. O’brien Charles E. Anderson Ralph Sachs Alexander M. Hamline Guy L. Wenders Leon Schiff Frank C. Lehnert Sol Himmel George R. Curtis Parade J. J. Hanson Howard O'Neill J. Edward Dusty Fred Kranz Arthur Barrett Police George Prager Charles Stockhausen Joseph Wiesenfeld House John Kohlerman Baltimore Elks’ Reunion Belvedere Boston New York Emerson Hotel Kernan Trenton N. J Scranton Rennert Joyce South Middle West Pacific Coast

Any, failure can tell you that suc cess is a matter of luck.

This fragment suggests a stochastic view of success where failure exposes the role of luck in outcomes. It emphasizes chance over personal merit, implying success may depend on luck rather than skill or effort.

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