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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1915

Page

7

Sea Wolf at Maryland Theatre Promises Dramatic Screen Wins

Hobart Bosworth brings Jack London story The Sea Wolf to the Maryland Theatre tonight at 7:45 pm with Sea Wolf on screen plus Hagans vaudeville and Damroseh orchestra. Prices 6 10c, few at 20c. Also Adverts for A G Weld Minstrels and local acts lineup through the week.

Hobart Bosworth Jack London London Bosworth Maryland Theatre Wolf Larsen Humphrey van Woeyden Maud Brewster Sea Wolf

Housewives urged to buy Cumberland bread to aid city

Philip W. Blake secretary of the Cumberland Chamber of Commerce appeals to Cumberland housewives to support home made bread from local bakers. He urges buying Cumberland milled flour and directs complaints to the chamber to improve local commerce and employment without publicity.

Cumberland Chamber of Commerce City of

Seibert and Sterling Wed Quietly at Trinity Church Parsonage

John A. Seibert and Miss Laura Sterling of Baltimore were married Saturday at the Trinity M. church parsonage by Rev. L Hammond. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Siebert of Siebert Maryland. They will reside at North Branch.

John A. Seibert Laura Sterling Baltimore Trinity

Stolen Goods Suspected as Pair Held in Hagerstown

Chief Fridinger received word from Cumberland about two strangers arrested on suspicion of stealing collars neckties and items. They claimed to have bought them at an auction in Hagerstown but no auction occurred here. They were released, later arrested on Jonathan Street for selling goods without a license. Names Jesse Younger and John Mike. They confessed possible theft in Shenandoah City and were fined 3.60 each or 30 days.

Fridinger Cumberland Hagerstown Jonathan St Devine Roy Stubs E. L. Peters Jesse Younger John Mike Shenandoah City Mike

Gill Won't Jump Latest Contract in Cupid League

Boston January 12. Found a contract with no release clause that binds its signer and must be respected by Feds and organizations. Lill Carrigan is the latest player to jump, as Boston reports Bill Carrigan and Miss Beulah Bartlett of Lewiston have wed. The couple, long in seclusion, are said to be in Boston, with friends unable to locate them. Bill, nicknamed Uncle Bill and Rough, seeks to avoid any age implying appellations post marriage.

Boston Mass Feds Balilpayer Steprint Lill Carrigan Red Sox Beulah Bartlett Lewiston Bill Carrigan Carr‘gan

Inter-State Doctors touted as cure for long illness

Cumberland Md resident Cora Leasure credits the Inter-State Doctors Cumberland institute for dramatic health recovery after three years of weak lungs liver and digestive troubles. The notice promises free consultation examination and treatment for new patients accepted before January 25th with costs only for medicines.

Cora Leasure Box 38 Cumberland Cumberland Institute North Liberty Street Liberty Theatre

Joseph H Glick’s Progress in Music at Oberlin Conservatory

Joseph H Glick son of Joseph Glick studies at Oberlin Conservatory of Music. He played Swalows by Godard at the last class recital conducted by Professor Breckenridge. Glick pursues organ and theory studies and graduated La Salle Institute in 1918.

Joseph H. Glick Joseph Glick Oberlin Conservatory Breckenridge Godard Glick la Salle Institute

Baltimore News prospectus ad copy notice

A fragmented prospectus announces newspaper order options and delivery details. It lists subscription rates such as one month for 30 cents, three months for a price not fully readable, six months for a higher amount, and one year for 3.50, urging readers to subscribe via local dealers or mail.

Heirs contest Hurley estate will in Connellsville

Heirs of Michael Hurley former Connellsville hotel keeper contest a will disposing of about 200000 with monthly allowances for three daughters a son-in-law and a widow and a grandchild as sole beneficiary. Trust provisions and rent free occupancy are challenged while a local trustee arrangement faces objections. Cumberland attendees noted at the Connellsville funeral.

Michael Hurley Connellsville John Irwin J. M. Doyle Frank Hellen H. J. Coll Michael Hurley Hellen EU R. Floto Hurley Cumberland

Carroll Club Dance at Carroll Hall This Evening

Society notes the Carroll Club hosts a dance at Carroll Hall this evening with non-dancers offered simple card entertainment.

Carroll Club Wnl Carroll Hall

Fashions On Stage Inspire Women In Velvet Gowns

New York (UP) fashion notes from the stage set reveal that audiences care most about costumes, not plots. Crowned by Mille Dorziat in The Hawk and Irene Fenwick in The Song of Songs, gowns range from black Chantilly lace ensembles to silvery embroidered frocks, lilac negligees, and Persian chiffon looks, with sable, jet, and rhinestone accents.

New York Paris Mille Dorziat Madame Naximova Irene Fenwick Eleanor Painter

Mortgagee's Sale Property at 294 North Mechanic Street Cumberland

Assignee of mortgage will sell by auction to the highest bidder the lot on the west side of North Mechanic Street in Cumberland Allegany County Maryland. The brick six room house at 294 North Mechanic Street is offered for cash with a May 8 1912 mortgage deed and recorded lien. The sale follows default on interest and conditions under Bertha Neubeiser to Bertha Martz, assigned.

Bertha Neubeiser Bertha Martz Allegany County Maryland Second National Bank O Baltimore MethaMic Street Cumberland Legany County Mechanic Street George H. Penrod Wills Creek

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Taters Smo A. Paneer Marland Theatre The AL G. Fields al G. Pield Minstrels A. G. Weld A. G. Pield Minstrels Damroseh Orchestra of &5 Richards and Bray Secy Blake Philip W. Blake Seibert Sterling Gill William Bill) Carrigas Hilod Tate Box Cumberland, Md Father and Son Popular Mechanics Magazine Michigan Ave Chicaco Baltimore News Thorouhh the Baltimore News Margaret Mason United Press Ormonde D& Ment AL G. Field Reater Burt Swor MAZDA Watt Edison Electric Ill Union St L. Lazarus
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