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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
3
Readable sale listing highlights low prices on seer rent can items and Jardinieres. Special offers include Tooth Picks Boxes at 25c each and Cans ii Flush at 19c. Willow Clothes Baskets large medium and small sizes discounted to 719 69c and 50c respectively. Wood frame window screens offered at 20c.
At the Victoria Theatre tomorrow the two reel Ma jestic feature Out of Bondage plays. Jim McRae and Clancy are crooks whose loot leads to marriage pressure Mary McRae resists then flees with her father. A shootout in an orange grove leaves Mary wounded and the lovers with a hopeful ending as the son proposes.
The ninth episode of the serial photoplay Who Pays is shown at the Grand Theatre tomorrow afternoon and night. Ellis Mason, an assistant district attorney under Bell, is drawn into a scandal involving a raided dive run by a dignitary who profits from vice.
In Baltimore on June 16 the Presbytery overruled Rev. Dr. Henry Branchs protest against the judical commission findings in the Rev. Dr. Guthries case. The protest argued the notification timing and questioned charges of untruthfulness and charges known long before trial. Also Rev. A R Kull dell, a Jew, was admitted to the presbytery after missionary work with the Lutheran Church.
Bakersfield jitney bus drivers publish a weekly paper to educate the public that the jitney will replace trolley cars as a medium of city rapid transit. The issue signals a nationwide push by jitney operators to secure business and influence public opinion.
Frostburg Maryland June 16 The Frederick aldermen award Brady Bros of Frostburg the Fishing Creek relief water main contract the lowest bid under $5 000. The bid covers 12 inch cast iron pipe 31 cents 6 inch pipe 30 excavation 2 75 with completion in 75 days. Brady Bros promise rights of way 8 to 10 feet wide within a 16 foot limit.
Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson, noted orator and leader, is highlighted as a future national statesman. The passage praises his role in the Boys' National Corn Club and the New South education system and notes his rising demand across newspapers and public life. The remark comes on the second night of the chautauqua.
Advertisement notes complete stock of electric fans at 30 North Liberty Street by Edison Electric Company with 15-2¢ sale.
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