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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1915
Page
3
The article argues mutual respect governs harmonious employer servant relations. It urges kindness from mistresses, respect for the maid’s day off, allowing quiet guest visits, and flexibility for emergencies. It also advises maids to help during extra tasks, value the day off, and seek stable, long term positions.
Arthur W. Thompson of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad led a Charleston hearing opposing the full crew bill. He argued the measure would cost the railroad about 158,595 dollars annually and noted no general employee push for the law. The hearing suggested the bill would not be acted on this session and may be withdrawn.
The German ambassador warned Secretary Bryan that an unfavorable Wilhelmina foodstuff case ruling by the British prize court could trigger severe German retaliation against England. He urged seeking a favorable prize court action to release the steamship cargo bound for Germany, warning the Kaiser will not tolerate England starving Germany's civilian population. The world may expect the strongest retaliation if England confiscates neutral cargo, potentially harming the United States commercially.
The Aero Club reports Senntos Dumont the Brazilian aviator will visit the United States to set up air routes along the Atlantic coast. Dumont will be sent to South America to establish landing stations continuing the sea board chain from Maine to South Carolina.
Mrs. H. B. Somerville entertained last evening at her Fayette street home with bridge. Honors went to Mrs. Creede W. Wilson, Mrs. Brooke Whiting, and Mrs. John L. Wellington. Attendees included Mrs. Robert MacDonald and a list of local ladies.
An illness affects Rev Curtis Edgar Kuhnert of St Stephens English Lutheran Church South Center and Union streets. Tomorrow morning sermon at 11 will be preached by Rev A C Smith and the 8 p m sermon by Rev William M Tinker. Adult Bible Class at 10. Choir rehearsal Thursday 8 p m. Junior C E Friday 4 p m.
Clarence Herbert Warner and Edna Mooreland of Keyser West Virginia join in marriage. John J. Houserath and Lena B. Duckworth of Frostburg Maryland united in matrimony. John Thomas Baker and Elnora Stein of Cumberland Maryland wed. John Dundon of Cumberland pairs with Hla Roongy of Freetowe Maryland.
Berlin reports editorial campaigns by German newspapers against patriotic groups stirring anti foreign sentiment. The Lokal Anzeiger condemns a theatre demonstration that insulted Ambassador Girard as unwarranted. General Van Eichorn, earlier ill, now commands troops in victory over the Russians.
Mr and Mrs William C Montig nani hosted a Friday night reception at their Pennsylvania Avenue home for Scottish immigrant families connected to Footer's Dye Works. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Mc Donald and five children of Dearth Scotland Mr and Mrs J R Somerville and son John Mr and Mrs Raymond Allamong Mr and Mrs Albert Grant J A Geoffrey Mr and Mrs William Reed Fred Hummel Mrs S Boertz Miss Ruby Woodard Miss Myrtle Mowery and Miss Lucille Hanifin. Refreshments were served late.
An automobile owned by a New York department store ran into a parade of the unemployed at Rockaway and Sutter avenues in Brooklyn. One boy was killed another fatally injured and several others hurt. The dead boy was among the tail end of about a hundred marchers. he remained unidentified.
Harrisburg reports St Valentine chosen as patron of the suffragists in Pennsylvania. Each woman receiving a valentine from a man will ask the donor to pledge support for suffrage with a vote for the amendment.
Police in McKeesport receive a letter from Bayard West Virginia seeking information about Arthur Black who was killed by a railroad train near Bayard on January 28 and buried February 1. Black, about 30, six feet tall, 150 pounds, dark brown hair and grey eyes, had two missing fingers on his right hand and gold filled teeth. He was believed to have lived in McKeesport at one time but is not listed in the current city directory. No money or identifying papers were found.
Paris reports intensifying clashes north from La Bassee toward the sea with German attacks repulsed at Nieuport and attempts to seize Grand Dune trenches failed. German artillery shells French trenches at Ypres while two German mines near Carency were exploded by the French. Peace Sunday to be observed in churches across the United States Canada and Britain marking one hundred years of peace.
The ad touts about 65 winter coats at prices from $2.50 to $8.50. It promises only strictly new models with the latest styles and claims many coats would normally be worth $25 to $30.
Dozens of handsome outfits appear daily with new spring styles. The suit department showcases latest models of suits gowns and coats amid an awakening into brighter clothes. Visit to see the refreshed apparel and styles.
Rev M L Enders and Superintendent Prichard led the first quarterly Christian Endeavor Union rally at the Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Attendees included Enders, Prichard, Stuber, G E Brown, Wilbur Snyder, H S Jewell, W B Barry, W B Smith and H F Richardson along with societies from Frostburg Barton Lonaconing and Lord.
Miss Edith Edmiston of Herkeley Springs is visiting her aunt Mrs. 8. D. Edmiston, Footer's Flats. Miss Minnie Spicer of Virginia Avenue is visiting friends and relatives in Baltimore. H. H. Cross of Emoryville, West Virginia, spent Thursday in the city on business.
William Wishart of Moundsville, the oldest living Odd Fellow in West Virginia, turned 148 on Thursday. He joined Lodge No 91 of the T O O F in Westernport in 1854 and remains in good standing, still active in daily walks through Moundsville.
Mrs Page Weller of Millstone Maryland, 24, died after an operation at Allegany hospital. She leaves a husband and two children Elwood aged 2 and Homer aged 3. The body will be prepared by Welford Undertaking and shipped at 2 p m tomorrow to Millstone for burial Tuesday. Also notes Rev J E Moffatt begins his 38th year as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church.
A torn OCR fragment shows scattered letters and words including ai aa aa 2 and quote marks but lacks a coherent article or clear names, places, or dates. The readable bits suggest no identifiable event, person, or organization to report.
Washington reports the compromise administration ship bill was launched in the house this afternoon. Chairman Padgett of the naval committee formally introduced it, limiting consideration to six hours next week. Chairman Alexander of the Merchant Marine committee will oversee the bill in the house.
Smith's team defeats Aver's squad in two of three games by 16 pins to take solo first with a one game lead. Smith finished 679 and 622 and 1892 series while Aver posted 646 608 622 and a 1876 series.
Religious services will be conducted Sunday afternoon at the Allegany County Almshouse. Daniel W. Snyder and Chas. E. Shaw will assist in the arrangements and conduct.
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