Fifth chapter of The Diamond From The Sky at local theatres
The fifth chapter titled For The Sake Of A False Friend premieres tomorrow afternoon and night at the Victoria and Grande Theatres. Irving Cummings and Lottie Pickford headline a star cast as the Diamond changes hands after a ball at Mrs. Randolph’s, with a $10,000 prize for a submitted sequel.
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Logal Theatres
Victoria and Grande
Vivian Marston
Victoria Or Grande
Irving Cummings
Lottie Pickford
Roy L. McCardell
Cumberland
Queen City
Victoria and Grande Theatre
The Church and State in Early Maryland Rights and liberty in the Maryland colony
The article lauds Maryland’s founders led by Lord Baltimore for establishing religious freedom in the 1630s. It notes the Ark and the Dove landing at St. Clements Island, Calvert’s charter powers, and the balance between civil self government and tolerant worship. It cites early conflicts with Clayborne and Puritan opposition, then asserts Maryland as a cradle of religious liberty and the people’s government.
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Maryland
Chesapeake
Potomac
St. Clements Island
George Calvert
America
Virginia Company
Jamestown
New Foundland
Virginia
England
Calvert
Charles
Zien
Lord Baltimore
Cecil Calvert
Mary'and
Lord Proprietary
Ignation
Clayborne
Proprietary
Oates
The Diamond From The Sky And The Celestial Code At Victoria
At the Victoria Theatre tomorrow both the fifth installment of The Diamond From The Sky and The Celestial Code a two reel Reliance will be shown. The Celestial Code is a detective tale starring Irene Hunt with Adele Block and detective Glen Morton in a aboard chase across a Salvadoran plot. Adele follows a spy, encounters danger in a Japanese quarter and battles to recover stolen plans before a steamer departure. Morton rescues the heroine at sea ending in a tense pursuit.
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Victoria Theatre
Irene Hunt
Adele Bloek
Trene Trunt
Glen Morton
George Walsh Gopoirs
Ccc
Ccct
du Crow Bato
Marty
James van Blutz
James Warnack Carilo
Junta
Vasco Carillo
Revolutionary Party of Salvador
Los Angeles
Sato
Carillo
Morton
Adele Block
Adele
Sig
Nals
Salvador
Garcia
Old-Time Pitching Recalled Against Modern Arrow
A Washington dispatch recalls 1876 baseball rules under which pitchers worked on shorter distances and with looser delivery. It notes 45 foot distance, three strikes, nine balls, a six by six foot box, and no base on being hit by a pitch. It contrasts with today’s longer throws and stricter motion.
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Washington
Walter Johnson
Walter
Political Prayer Meetings Warn Against Religious Politics
A dated editorial denounces political prayer meetings as un-Christlike and dangerous to church and state. It argues such gatherings fuel fanaticism, class hatred, and undermine Christian influence while urging farmers to work for the best and noting ideas about education and soil improvement.
Hurler's Limited Work Schedule Draws Attention
A line about the modern hurler shows concern that fatigue limits performance, suggesting the sport's demands leave athletes unable to work more than once every four days.
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