Christmas Vacation Start At La Salle Institute
The Christmas vacation began today at La Salle Institute with an integrated program of literary and musical items. Certificates were presented to students earning roll of honor status and high achievement, followed by a December 30 alumni meeting and smoker at the school.
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LA Salle
la Salle Institute
Noel
Tim
Paul Stegmaier
George Reinhara
Leo Reichert
Ane Shepherds Vision
Richard McMullen
Stua@hts
Brother Phillip
Worner Baker
George Billing
Joseph Brookman
John Carney
Joseph Dorn
Francis Fleckenstein
Emmett Flynn
Daniel Flynn
Harold Getty
William Glick
John Griffin
Jesus Grabenstein
Howard S Woffman
Walter Koelker
Raphael King
Frederick Laing
Cras Lain
James Lee
Francis Lippold
Rhamnd Lippold
Ralph Lippold
Wiliam Logsdon
Francia Loughney
Kaward McNamee
John McMullen
Maurice Orndorff
Francis Penderenst
Leo Relenert
George Reinhard
James Schriver
Randolph Sehry
Paul Sechonter
Mark Serifer
Paul Stegmater
Theodore Stegmater
Gerard Thompson
Paul Wallman
George Ward
Louis Simon Bernard Adams
Thomas Morrissey
Homer Baker
Jusuis Grabenstein
Joseph Brookmoan
Howard Hoffman
Paul Steemaier
Theodore Stegimaier
Charles Laing
Francis Pendergast
George Mullan
William Ways
Harry Cline
Mark Malamphy
Eugene Gunning
Paul Schonrer
Eamett Moran
Cave Schleuss
Joseph Malloy
Thomas Harbaugh
James Rowley
Charles Little
James Laffey
Raphael Crowan
Paul Wallmen
William Logsdon
Francis Loughes
Edward McNamee
Francis Monaghan
New York Mail Delivery Arranged to Come Earlier
Secretary Philip W. Blake of the Chamber of Commerce announced that eastern mail delays have been solved. New York mail was backing up in Station S New York City causing morning mail to arrive in the afternoon. Officials from the New York department and Washington post offices promise immediate correction. Merchants in Cumberland benefit from earlier distribution.
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Philip W. Blake
Chamber of Commerce
New York Railway
Post Office Department
Washington
Blake
New York
New York City
New York Department
Cumberland
Camp Gaterman Wedding at Olympia Hotel Parlor
William H. Camp of Accident Ohio and Miss Marie C. Gaterman of Baltimore were married yesterday afternoon in the Olympia Hotel parlor by Rev George Y T Brown of the First Methodist Protestant Church.
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William H. Camp
Accident
Marie C. Gaterman
Baltimore
Olympia Hotel
Local residents greet holidays with family visits and new arrivals
Frank J. Kelly returns from Syracuse University for holidays. Leo Connell of Consolidation Coal Co. plans Christmas at his Maryland Avenue home. James Ryan comes from Rock Hill College Ellicott City to Ray Street for the holidays. F E Blaser of the B and O Railroad spends several days on business. Many relatives, visitors, and returning students are listed among Cumberland residents and nearby towns as they travel for Christmas. Names include Keatings, McDermotts, Goldsmith, Ward, Martz, McKenzie, Snyder, Prince, Adams, and others with addresses across the city and neighboring communities.
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Frank J. Kelly
William Kelly
Street
Syracuse University
Leo Connell
Consolidation Coal Company
Tunnelton
W. Va
Maryland Avenue
James Ryan
Rock Hill College
Ellicott City
Ray Street
F. E. Blaser
B. & O. Railroad
Bessie Ketzner
Williams Street
H. G. Porter
Washington, D. C
Kathleen Keating
John Keating
Eden Hall School
Philadelphia
Roy C. Dawson
Hancock
Dawson
Mary Egan
South Mechanic Street
Thomas McDermott
Hinton
Marguerite E. Martz
Independence Street
New York
Rose Keating
Claude J. McKenzie
Paca Street
Charles W. L. McDermott
Western Maryland Hospital
Wilbur M. Snyder
Baltimore
Walter Alderton
A. P. Alderton
Marion Street
Grace Prince
Marion St
Allegany Hospital
Edgar P. Adams
University of Maryland
Charles L. Adams
Virginia Avenue
T. E. Miller
Connellsville
Robert Reynolds
James Zeller
Cumberland
Parkersburg
Anna M
Knobley Street
Fayerdale
John W. George
F. B. Miller
F. A. Husted
D. L. Sloan
J. R. Atkinson
J. W. P. Somerville
W. M. Somerville
H. Schilling
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Eleanor N. Gracie
Eckhart
W. A. Gracie
Goucher College
Lena D. Wineberg
Lonaconing
Virginia Waugh Dixon
Narrows Park
Anneta Perry
Frederick Perry
Decatur Street
John Hession
M. J. Hession
Frank R. Darby
W. M. Railway
Pittsburg
Julia Heilman
Frostburg
Gilpin
J. Philip Aaron
Hagerstown
Edna
Rosie Wright
Peter E. Wright
Baltimore Avenue
Mount St. Joseph’s Academy
Emmittsburg
J. Russell Goodfellow
Evansville
Ill
Goodfellow
David P. Miller
William L. Morgan
Gertrude Morgan
Laurel
Del
Straughn
J. H. Straughn
A. H. Nierman
Mary Nierman
Augustus H.nierman
Hanover Street
Grayson
Vote on Hobson National Prohibition Bill Tonight
Washington reports the House voted to pass the rule for eight hours of debate on the Hobson National Prohibition amendment with final vote expected at nine thirty tonight. The room heard strong rhetoric from Cantrell and Kelly as party lines faded and supporters warned of liquor interests' reach.
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Washington
House
Henry
Cantrell
Kentucky
Desperadoes Run Amuck in West Virginia Coal Region
Sheriff hunts Matt Jarrell known as the Terror of the Coal Fields and two companions after they shot up Oakey injuring a man and two women. Deputy Silas S. Nantz died after being fatally shot in Eskdale while attempting arrest. Jarrell recently pardoned during prior imprisonment for carrying concealed weapons.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hill
Cabin Creek
Matt Jarrell
Oakey
Silas S. Nantz
Eskdale
Congressional Investigating Committee
Jarrell
Henry Ratlhitt
Josephine Wines
Belle Adare
Nantz
Local Holiday Visits Span Cities and States
Christmas plans include Wheeling families visiting parents in Decatur and Piedmont while John Kellys from Troy N Y visit Mrs Kean and relatives. Mrs Hartman to join her husband engineer for Heine Boiler Co in St Louis during Edison Electric Illuminating building progress. Nicholas Carter GE erecting engineer completes second 2000 k w turbine at Edison plant then returns to Philadelphia. Mrs Zimm mermafs from Svy of Martinabure attends funeral of George Dryer here.
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Wheeling
Grayson
Decatur Street
John F. Kelly
Troy
N. Y
Heine Boiler Company
St. Louis
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
Nicholas Carter
General Electric Company
Edison Electric Iluminating Company
Philadelphia
August Zimm Méermafs
Martinabure
George John Dryer
Germans Defeated Along Entire Line, Paris Reports
Paris reports progress along the Allied front from Argonne to Belgium with German positions pushed back. German evacuations are claimed at Middlekirke and possibly Ostend amid heavy cannonading. French gains noted near Carency Mametge and Lihons after two weeks of fighting.
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Paris
Argonne
France
Belgium
Belgian
Middlekirke
Ostend
Lys
Aisne
Carency
Mametge
Lihons
Government drops antitrust suit against Lehigh coal firms
Judge Hough in federal court dismissed the Sherman lawsuit accusing the Lehigh Valley Railroad and affiliates of monopolizing the anthracite trade. The opinion says no monopoly or attempt to monopolize interstate commerce was proven and the defendants receive a clear bill of health.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Hough
Federal District Court
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Coal Sales Company
Cox Bros. & Co., Inc
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Court Proceedings and Local Notices Include Estate Actions
Letters testamentary issued for Joseph B. Higgins on Michael J. Higgins estate. May W. Burkey guardian of Guida Mott settled first account. Bernard P. Wood administrators filed inventory and final accounts with distribution to heirs. Court adjourned to Thursday at 9 AM for Christmas. Marquette Social Club plans dance at St Marys Hall Cumberland on Wednesday December 30 with special committee organizing.
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Joseph B. Higgins
Michael J. Higgins
May W. Burkey
Guida Mott
Bernard P. Wood
Marquette Social Club
St. Mary's Hall
South Cumberland
Thaw to be Tried for Conspiracy in Matteawan Return
Former District Attorney William Travers Jerome says Harry Thaw will be brought back to New York and tried on the conspiracy charge as soon as arrangements with state officials are made. He notes the maximum penalty for conspiracy is a 590 dollar fine and up to one year, and says insanity at crime time does not bar trial.
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New York
William Travers Jerome
Harry K. Thaw
United States Supreme Court
Thaw
Harry Thaw
Matteawan
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
Autumn Day Delivers Record Crowd Despite Poor Streets
A brisk autumn day drew a record crowd as shoppers filled streets though footing was treacherous. Temperatures hovered near 40 as city traffic slowed and vendors reported strong sales throughout the day.
White Gifts for the King at First Presbyterian Service
The annual Christmas service and Gifts for the King will be held at First Presbyterian on Wednesday December 28 at 7:30. Participants select worthy causes to receive gifts, with a moment of presentation and a treat for members of the beginners' department.
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First Presbyterian
Young Apprentice Injured in Railway Shop Incident
J. J. Wallace aged 18 an apprentice at the Western Maryland Railway Company shops had his finger injured this morning. He was taken by ambulance to Western Maryland Hospital at Butler treated there and later returned home to 428 1 2 Fayette Street.
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J. J. Wallace
Mag St
Western Mind Ftailway Company
Western Maryland Hospital
Butler Ambulance
Fayette Street
Local arrests linked to furniture theft and small sums
George Martz and Deec. Daugher ty were arraigned after Saturday night arrest for feloniously carrying away a chair from Home Furniture Company. Each posted $300 bond for next grand jury. G Bargolini and J Bosnaci, súddenly tried for taking $27 from L Catolini, were found not guilty by Magistrate Humbird due to insufficient evidence.
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George Martz
Deec
Daugherty
Home Furniture Company
John W. Heck
G. Bargolini
J. Bosnaci
L. Catolini
V. B. Humbird
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Edward Grant
Herman Waltman
Richard McMullan
Ralph Sell
Leon Grant
Francis Mickenstein
Leo Dougherty
Paul Eutler
Camp—Gaterman
Verla
Pane House
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Victrola IX
Ten 75c
Victrola X
Victrola XI
Victrola
W. F. Frederick Piano CO
Baltimore St. Cumberland, Md
P. Goldsmith
L. Bernstein Co
Union
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London
W. H. Ward
Green Street
SS. Peter & Paul's Church
Hobson
Kelly
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Maine
California
Clark
Senate
Goovernor Glasscock
Lehigh Coal CO
Orphans Court
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Liberty St
Automobile For Hire
Glisan
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City Meat Market
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Imo
O'Hara's
Fayette
Geo
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Miller’s
N. M Street
J. W. Snyder
N. Mechanic St
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Mechanic Street
Oneton
Lee Kesner
Water Keyser
S. Smallwood Street
Kean’s
Ann St
Bedford
Packard
New Creek Garage
Ke Va
Arington Hotel
Dugan Glass Company
the Diamond Liquor Store
D. I. Mateer
Cumberland, Md
Duncan
Superior Rye
Union Rye
Tucker Rye
Seal
Maryland
Bond
Diamond Club
Roxbury
Dillinger
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