Salomy Jane and Trail of the Lonesome Pine at Maryland
Maryland Theatre features Salomy Jane tonight at 7 45 and 9 00 in five parts with an all star cast based on Bret Harte tale about early California gold days. The Trail of the Lonesome Pine comes Wednesday with Leabelle Lowe as June in a John Fox Jr. adaptation. Prices vary by show. The Girl He Couldn’t Buy plays Friday with matinee and night performances.
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Salomy Jane
Maryland
Bret Harte
California
Leabelle Lowe
June
John Fox
Walter
June Tollive
Jack Hale
Henrma Tly
Jack
HiPat
New York
Sumner Nichols
Maryland Theater
Theatre Notes: London revue leads and Broadway plans
Joseph Coyne heads to London for a new revue while Charles Dalton will star in Jack Sowndon The Sea Wall. William A Hrady and Joseph Brooks plan a Soudan revival as Tart gains vaudeville rights. Henry's stories feed new pieces as The Baron de Gink debuts, Powers eyes a return in a new musical. Christie MacDonald tops a spring musical under Werba Louscher and de Courville.
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Joseph Coyne
London
Charles Dalton
Jack Sowndon
William
A. Hrady
Joseph Brooks
Albert de Courville
Hippodrome
Shubert
New York
Harry Carson Clarke
Margaret Dale Owen
Panama Canal
Charles Miliecham
San Francisco
Postmaster Nomination Proposals for Frederick and Emmittsburg
Representative David J. Lewis urged Postmaster General Burleson to appoint Dr. J A Williamson postmaster at Frederick Maryland and Dr. J McC Foreman postmaster at Emmittsburg. Both nominees were endorsed by the Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee. Lewis has two more presidential nominations in his district for Flagerstown and Woodsboro. Offices vacant next winter.
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Washington
David J. Lewis
Burleson
J. A. Williamson
Frederick
J. McC. Foreman
Emmittsburg
Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Lewis
Flagerstown
Woodsboro
Burglars Haul $800 Worth of Goods from Martinsburg Store
Burglars broke into A. Snyder's clothing store in Martinsburg West Virginia on Sunday night and carried off clothing, shoes and furnishings valued at $800. They packed the loot in 17 suitcases and loaded it into a wagon. Insurance fully covers the loss. Earlier a burglar entered O. Ferrari's residence nearby but fled without taking anything.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
A. Snyder
O. Ferrari
Snyder Clothing
Some Trees Brave and Others Cowardly in Forest Battle
The article argues white pine crowds into poor soils through competition, while broadleaf hardwoods like oaks and chestnut oak dominate fertile land. It notes softwoods once thrived in fertile areas and were driven to marginal sites by tougher species, with fires shaping resilience.
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America
Why Women Vote Wise Yet Why They Run State Affairs
A verse debate questions why women who display wisdom and capability are barred from voting and leadership. It extols female competence in public life while musing on the social constraints that limit women’s political power.
Real Estate Propositions For Ten Days Only
Real estate offers three choices lasting ten days with a 14 percent return. Investors are urged to act quickly as the limited time window ends.
Escape On Judge's Horse
Howard Davison, convicted cattle thief, awaits transportation to the state penitentiary for three years. Two other prisoners escaped from Barbour County Jail in Philippi after stealing Judge A G Dayton's saddle horse. The posse found the horse 20 miles from Philippi the next day.
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Grafton
W. Va
Howard Davison
State Penitentiary
Barbour County
Philippi
A. G. Dayton
Baby Burned During Fire At Grafton Home
Eight month old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Adams severely burned while father and Carl Vogie were injured by flying glass as they tried to save the child. The baby slept alone on the second story of the building as the house suffered about 2000 dollars in damage.
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Grafton
W. Va
Charles Adams
Carl Vogie
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