Two Teens Debut On Maryland Theatre Stage
Harold Richards and Clement Bray, teens from Polk street, will debut Friday at the Maryland Theatre with violin and piano solos duets ragtime songs and a musical monologue. They may tour to South Cumberland and Akron Ohio factory of Billy Allen's Musical Comedy Company joins in May. The New York Symphony Orchestra under Walter Damrosch performs tonight in Philadelphia and tomorrow in Baltimore before appearing at the Maryland Theatre Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Harold Richards
Clement Bray
Leader
South Cumberland
Billy Allen
Akron
Ohio
Allen
Messrs Richards
Tray
Polk Street
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damresch
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Maryland Theatre
Cumberland
New York Symphony
Billy the Kid At Manjland Theatre Tonight
The Manjland Theatre presents Billy the Kid a western melodrama headlined by Berkeley Haawel with production by Joseph Sant ley and Walter Woods. The show has played across North America for six seasons and returns amid strong demand with seats 15 25 35 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy, the Kid
Berkeley Haawel
Joseph Santley
Walter Woods
United States
Canada
Maryland
Patronage Fight Raises Hard Feelings in Senate
Washington January 11 The White House denies friction with the Senate yet resentment over President Wilson's patronage grows. The impending test concerns George Hampton's nomination as Collector of Internal Revenue for New Jersey's first district. Legal opinions on recess appointments are cited, reinforcing the Senate's resistance to objectionable nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Wilson
George Hampton
Internal Revenue
New Jersey
Cadwalder
Pennsylvania
John P. O'Neill
Caldwalder
O’neill
Coldwell
Arkansas
Board of
Tax Commissioners
Miss Eppler Named Assistant Principal at Delmar High
Miss Meta F. Eppler of this city has accepted the assistant principalship of Delmar High School in Wicomico County Maryland. She is a Western Maryland College graduate and sister of attorney George Louis Eppler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta F. Eppler
William F. Eppler
Delmar
Wicomico County
Miss Eppler
Western Maryland College
George Louis Eppler
Dozen Ceremonials and Anniversaries to Be Held 1919
Official opening of the Panama Canal praised by Theodore Roosevelt. Centenary of New Orleans battle highlighted. Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco marked as a turning point in history. Centenaries include Bismarck birth Trollope death Magna Carta signing Waterloo Battle, Huss martyrdom, Aigncourt battle, North American Review centennial, emancipation of the Negro expo in Richmond.
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Panama Canal
America
Theodore Roosevelt
New Orleans
Jackson
Mississippi Valley
United States
John Fiske
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Prince Bismarck
Bismarck
Emil Reich
Lincoln
Walt Whitman
Anthony Trollope
Howells
Waterloo
Lord Rosebery
Huss
Charles Seignobos
Aigncourt
Germans Bombard Soissons and Destroy Palace of Justice
United Press reports Soissons was bombarded by German forces and the Palace of Justice destroyed in retaliation for failed French advances. Germans reoccupy Surnhaupt positions, fighting continues along the front from Ypres to Arras Amiens. French artillery and trench gains noted in several sectors with repulsed German counterattacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soissons
Palace OF Justice
United Press
Paris
Surnhaupt
Ypres
Arras
Amiens
Soupir
Issons
Laon-Craonne
Protess
Argonne
Alsace
Dr Algernon G Smith Dies at Son's Home in Frostburg
Dr Algernon Gray Smith a former Midland physician aged about 64 died peacefully at his son A Taylor Smith 222 Fayette Street from paralysis after a year of illness. Born in Charles County Maryland he practiced in Midland from 1871 until retirement two years ago. He served on the Allegany County Board of Health Election Supervisors and was active in local medical and Masonic circles. Survived by wife Amanda Turner Taylor and son, plus a brother and a sister. Funeral tomorrow at 3 PM from 222 Fayette Street with Rev William Cleveland Hicks officiating. burial in Rose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algernon Gray Smith
A. Taylor Smith
Fayette Street
Consolidation Coal Company
William A. Smith
Riverside
Charles County
Walter H. Gray
LaPlata
William Cleveland Hicks
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Rose Hill
J Marshall Price
James C. Cobey
Frostburg
Dr. Smith
Arthur H. Hawkins
Emmett L. Jones
Edwin B. Claybrook
W. E. Ford
Mortgagee's Sale of Cumberland Maryland Notice
Mortgagee's sale of property in Cumberland Maryland under a 1912 Bertha Neubeiser to Bertha Martz loan. Assignee, due to default on interest and other conditions, will proceed with sale per power of sale in the deed recorded in Allegany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Neubeiser
Bertha Martz
Allegany County
Maryland
For Sale: North Mechanic Street Property Cumberland MD
On January 23 1913 at the Second National Bank corner Baltimore an offer to sell to the highest bidder a parcel on the west side of North Mechanic Street Cumberland Allegany County Maryland known as 294 North Mechanic Street. The brick house with six rooms bath cellar gas and electric lights is described by deed references from George H Penrod to Bertha Martz and the sale is by Geo Louis Eppler assignee of mortgage. Auction details follow the property description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second National Bank
Baltimore
Ion
Meek Street
Cumberland
Allegany County
Maryland
Mechanic Street
George H. Penrod
Bertha Martz
Wills Creek
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Billy
al. G. Field
Manuel Klein
New York Hippodrome
Jack London
Hele
John iRchard Greer
Ike
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Shakespeare
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White House
George Harvey
Richmond
Senator Martin
William Philip Simms
Algernon G. Smith
Midland
Son
Jake Stahl
Frank Chance
Fred Tenney
Billy the Kid
Mi’ Rylan
Greater Minstrels
Burt Swor
Geo
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