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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
10
In Rome on March 20 Pope Pius X, amid a violent twind and rain storm, canceled a mass only after defying his doctor and continuing a busy day. He sat to lunch with two sisters and a niece, laughed at medical advice, then resumed with a rest and received greetings from clergy and visitors.
Judicial and medical circles discuss a bill to appoint a medical judge for each county and three judges per Supreme Court department and for the Court of Appeals. They would advise on sanity and witness credibility, serving five years each. Estimated cost is about 1 million dollars annually, with claimed long term savings from reduced trial times.
New York March 20 Dr Anna H Shaw denounces the English militant who slashed the Roke by Venus as an unspeakable crime harming the suffrage cause. She says militancy or its threat is bad politics and disapproves of Mrs Pankhurst’s jail ordeal as not aiding the cause.
In Brooklyn on March 20 the Boston Symphony Orchestra performs its season finale at the Academy of Music. Soloist Jan Paderewski, now fully recovered, will play his concerto in A minor among other works.
Gattagerald at 1121 N Centre St seeks agents by phone. Representative will call. Liberty Theatre day March 20 21 shows W F Van Ambugth.
Pittsburg March 26 The Rev Dr A E Peer a Methodist clergyman denies claims that ministers attacked Billy Sunday at a Ministerial Association meeting The minister says a New York telecast misrepresented the gathering reversing intent and praising Sunday and his work by all present.
The Romney Review recalls John P. McMullen of McMullen Bros. and extols Hugh A. and John F. P. McMullen as two of the firm’s best, noting their high ideals and close brotherly bond. The surviving brother receives wide sympathy from friends.
Ten bachelors in New York plan a unique entertainment tonight at the Biltmore for a night of eating and dancing. The event runs until 7 o clock tomorrow morning with each bachelor inviting guests. the list includes John H. Cockburn Cornelius F. Fox Elliot H. Holbrook Vincent B. Hubbel Walter H. Merrall Edward H. Prentce Herbert H. White T Ferdinand Wilcox Francis M. Wilson and Hunter Wykes.
New York March 20 The last of the season’s new operas at the Metropolitan Opera House debuts tonight. Amore Medico by Erianno Wolf-Perrari is prepared by Toscanina, with Lucregia Bori Bella Alten and a cast including Pinés-Corsi Cristalli Rothier de Sergaroto Leonhardt Bada Ananain in major roles.
An invitation announces a lecture by E. Van at the End of the Year Theatre Sinn t 3 o'clock with adverts for sweet peas priced by the dozen and peppers in stock.
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