President Wilson Speaks To Navy Graduates In Annapolis
At the Annapolis graduation President Wilson urged the 154 midshipmen to see their role as teachers of the enlisted men rather than pursuing a narrow professional view. He praised Vera Cruz heroes, lauded Admiral Fletcher, and urged the mission to go beyond fighting while leaving Vera Cruz improved and its people hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Ilson
Niagara Falls
Joseph Tumulty
Wilson
Navy
Vera Cruz
Frank Fletcher
Ifem
Mletcher
Royal Household At Center Of New Gambling Scandal
London reports a gambling scandal implicating at least one royal household member. King George seeks hush action and dissuades court action while accusers press complaints at the palace. A notable court figure and a prominent court woman are named in the allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Gordon-Cummings
Prince of Wales
Mermnber
King George
England
Visited graves of ancestors at old Livengood Keim cemetery
Senator N G Keim of Elkins West Virginia and W B Livengood of Meyersdale visited the Livengood Keim cemetery at West Salisbury Pennsylvania to decorate graves of four generations of ancestors. Peter Livengood original owner settled there in 1775. The current owner is Jeremiah B Keim of Salisbury and the land has remained in the Livengood and Keim families since 1776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Keim
Elkins
W. Va
Livengood
Meyersdale
West Salisbury
Mr. Livengood
Kevm
Peter Livengood
Senator Keim
Jeremiah B. Keim
Salisbury
Ievengood
Keim
Billy Sunday series ends in Huntington with 5806 conversions
The Huntington West Virginia Billy Sunday evangelistic series closed noting 5,806 professed conversions and a total attendance of about 30,000 across morning afternoon and night services. Free will offerings totaled 11,276.28 and grand collections 25,516.21 with allocations to current expenses Salvation Army and Industrial mission. An estimated 415,000 heard Sunday's preaching over five weeks in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Huntington W. Va
Salvation Army
Industrial Mission
Huntington
Billy Sunday
Tabernacle
Washington Special Brief for Ladies Room Fare
A fragment hints at a Washington notice about a special brief for a ladies room fare. The readable text is fragmented and lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to confirm a full event or instruction.
Salacious cases at police court end in fines
In a morning session at the Police Court two cases drew strong language and quick fines. Mrs. Peacock was fined five dollars after a dispute with Mrs. Eaton over insults in Shanty Town. In a carnival clash involving Merry-go-round workers and Italian carnival-goers, all parties paid ten dollars each as Asst. Chief Nicely and Officer Cage intervened. Jessie Koontz witnessed a fall from a hobby-horse in the rain as blood spurted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicely
Officer Cage
Justice Heck
Jessie Koontz
William H. Koontz
Roberts Street
G Clef Club elects officers at Y M C A meeting
At the G Clef Club gathering in the Y M C A fifty members heard officers chosen for the next season. Officers include President Mrs M H Keller and vice president Mrs J E Utt with Flora Tipton as treasurer and Mrs Cramer as secretary. Miss Beatrice Holmes departs for Europe soon for study and travel. An impromptu program was led by A C Kintner followed by a banquet and a traveling bag for the guest of honor.
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G Clef Club
M. H. Keller
J. E. Utt
Flora Tipton
Cramer
Carrie Perrin
Beatrice Holmes
Europe
A. C. Kintner
Social notices from Cumberland and Meyersdale area
Local residents and visitors are listed with travels, returns, and events. Names include state senator Fred N. Zihlman, ex Senator James M. Sloan, and others visiting Baltimore Washington Annapolis Piedmont Meyersdale Parkersburg Elkins and Winchester. Several relocations, graduations, and Memorial Day observances noted among Cumberland Meyersdale and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Frederick
Isaac Long
Downsville
Washington County
Henry J. Glick
New York
Fred N. Zihlman
Baltimore
Washington
Annapolis
Zihlman
H. B. Souders
Lonaconing
Cumberland
Sloan
Heaby
Lulu Hoenicka
Columbia Avenue
Meyersdale
H. L. Hergett
Elkins
W. Va
Dunbar
Mary Hobda
Cambriand
H.T. Hobda
Cumbo
J. F. Castle
Parkersburg
Wayne Brooks
Ed. Castle
McHugh Moves Law Office to Washington Street
Attorney Wm. E. McHugh has moved from the Third National Building to new offices at 1 Washington Street. The change updates his legal practice location and contact details for clients and associates.
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Wm. E. McHugh
Law
Third National
Washington Street
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Business
Ards
Nda
Chohoooh Society
Queen Eather Circle
Centre Street
M. E. Church
Elsie Dawson
Rose Hill Avenue
Christian Lear
Altoona
Shawnee Boat Club
Boat House
Clover Club
Charles W. Donnelly
Waverly Terrace
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gerteman
Narrows
L. W. Bullard
South Centre Street
Vito
Flurshutz
North Centre
UTZ
J. Geores Zilch
Centre St
Daniel Annan
Hume C. Annan
Tasker G. Lowndes
Winchester
Jesse K. Goodhand
Martinsburg
Martinsburg High School
Roberdeau Annan
Valley
Virginia
William H. Lewis
Griffin A. McGinn
R. A. Grammes
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philadelphia
Robi. Jordan
John F. Wiland
Salisbury Street
Catherine
W. C. Finley
Kokomo
Ind
Hr Prother
John W. Aviett
Boston
Mass
Sarah Findley
J. P. Roman
Helen V. Clark
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Perry Stump
Columbus
Harry Littner
Neal T. Twig
Johns Hopkins University
D. L. Clayton
Gladys V. Shuck
D. L. Clayton, Jr
D. J. Kelley
William Perry
J. E. Cline
Harry Cline
H. Ward
International Bible Students’ Association
Ward
Pastor Russell
Meyersdale Republi
Duke Berger
Tennessee
Mary Edna Kildow
Presbyterian Training School
R. R. Watson
S. & H. Green
North Centre Street
Bender
Cali A
Burton
North Liberty Street
Ruppert’s
Louis’ Stein
FUNEL
Cha
North Centre St
Cumberland, Md
VIAVI
F. F. Lenott
Norty
Consultati Free. Co. & P
Cumberland Laundry
N. Mechanic St
Kodakers
Wrodak and Snapooks
Dennison
Sean
Nnison’s ‘Asteboard
Braphers
John A. Fulton & CO
Joners
Balte Ee Theresa
John Paul
New Buiding
Habig Brothers
N. Centre St
Habig & Stegmaier
THE
Agency For Service
Walsh Building Telephone
Cuthberland, Md
Pavlova
Pavlova-Gavotte
J. P. Wiesel
Baltimore Street
Cumbrrland
Maryland
Atlantic Steamship Lines
Windsor Hotel
P. O. Box
North Cumberland
Walman
Third National Bank Building
Alt Tate
Rosenbaum
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