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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1914

Page

9

Sanitary Experts Sail for China to Study Plague Ties

The Rockefeller foundation commission led by Harry Pratt Judson sails from New York to study Chinese sanitary conditions. En route they will visit Paris, Berlin, and St. Petersburg before Moscow, then ride the Trans-Siberian to Pekin, arriving April 18. Return via Japan and Pacific, expected in Chicago by October 1.

China New York Rockefeller Foundation Harry Pratt Judson University of Chicago Paris Berlin St. Petersburg Moscow Far East Pekin Japan Pacific Chicago

Liberty Theatre Sunday 3 PM Show Ad

At the Liberty Theatre an advertisement notes a Sunday showing at 3 p m with dates March 20 and 21.

Big Theological Meeting in Philadelphia Starts March 22

Inter denominational Bible Conference Studies begin in Philadelphia tomorrow and run to March 29. Noted theologians include Rev. Dr. William Souper London Rev. Dr. Frank N. Palmer Winona Rev. Dr. William E. Biederwolf Rev. Dr. George R. Stuart Rev. Melville Trotter Rev. John R. McNeil Toronto Rev. Dr. Francis L. Patton Princeton and other leaders. The group is described as among the ablest Bible teachers ever gathered and aims to travel to major cities this spring. All Protestant denominations are represented.

Philadelphia William Souper London Frank N. Palmer Winona William E. Biederwolf George R. Stuart Melville Trotter John R. McNeil Toronto Francis L. Patton Princeton Winona Assembly

Art Classes at Museum of Art to Begin Tomorrow

Afternoon instruction at the Museum of Art opens to teach drawing painting color composition and perspective. Organizers aim to prove talent is built through hard work and access to quality instruction, not a born gift.

New York Museum of Art

Benefit Concert at Longacre Theatre Promises Notables

The March 22 benefit for the Clearing House of Mental Detectives will be held at the Longacre Theatre. Attending will be Mayor and Mrs. Mitchel and Margaret Wilson, daughter of the President, with Mme Lily Breville and guests including Lady Courtney Bennett and several prominent New Yorkers.

New York Clearing House of Mental Detectives Longacre Theatre Mitchel Margaret Wilson Mme Lily Breville Courtney Bennett J. Elliott Langetar Murray S. Holt Frederick S. Goodwin

Progressive banquet to promote clubs in surrounding counties

Chicago March 21 progressives plan a large banquet with Raymond Robbins and Dr. Clarence Strouse as principal speakers to organize progressive clubs in nearby counties.

Chicago Iil Raymond Robbins Clarence Strouse Virginia

End of the World discussion by W E Van Amburgh

Public lecture announced for Sunday at 3 p m by W E Van Amburgh of New York on the topic The End of the World at the Liberty Theatre An advertisement notes the event for thinking people in the community

W. E. van Amburgh New York Liberty Theatre

Notice to House Furnishings and Jewelry Purchasers

Partial OCR notice advertises small representative items and furnishings from Fitzgerald at 1121 N. Street with payment plans and a forthcoming call from Ph at Centre Street.

Epers Ouse

Jag List sparks drunkard tag debate in Tenafly

In Tenafly New Jersey March 21 residents argue over a public jag list. Protesters accuse the Board of Protectors of rushing to label men as drunkards and posting names in saloons without warning. The board defends its actions and emphasizes responsibility for their consequences.

Jersey Town Tenafly N. J Board of Protectors Pellmell

Davis seeks injunction against Iowa Sterilization Law

The temporary injunction preventing enforcement of the Iowa Sterilization Law was returnable today for Rudolph Davis, a ten year burglary convict. Davis challenged the law as unconstitutional for punishment without due trial and for unequal application restricted to state penal institutions.

Council Bluffs Rudolph Davis Iowa Davis

New York Holds One Fourth of U S Savings Deposits

New York gains hold on savings as the annual report shows national deposits at 6 972 million with New York State banks totaling 1 741 million. The report notes a large rise in deposits over the previous year and marks New York as leader in savings.

New York the State Banking Department United States New York State

Lecture Draws Large City Hall Audience on Hell

Elder A. B. Cox lectured at City Hall Auditorium on "What and Where Is Hell" contending there is a Hell or eternal lake of fire, opposing several doctrines.

A. B. Cox City Hall Cox Sime

Will Preach Tonight at Grace Church

Rev Wilbur Snyder, who preached acceptably last night at Grace M E Church, will preach tonight with services at 7 45. The Methodist Brotherhood meets at 7 15. W E Van Amburgh lectures on The End of the World at Liberty Theatre Sunday 3 o'clock. Mar 20 21.

Grace Church Wilbur Snyder Grace M. EK Methodist Brotherhood W. E. van Amburgh Liberty Theatre

Democrats Nominate in Clarksburg West Virginia

Democrats of Clarksburg nominate Lollis A. Johnson for mayor Hermann Douglass as chief of police W R Johnson as collector and treasurer Raymond P Rady as street superintendent Michael Bradford on waterworks and sewerage board R A Timberlake as city assessor Glen I Williams and H E Sloan as street commissioner Also notes Governor Goldsborough’s sister in law paralyzed at Cambridge Maryland and brief ads for Sweet Peas and Carnations at Ruppert's with dates March 21 and March 25 to 26.

Tsburg W. Va Democrats Clarksburg Lollis A. Johnson Hermann Douglass W.R. Johnson Raymond P. Rady Michael Bradford R.A. Timberlake Glen I. Williams H. E. Sloan

Mrs Goodfellow Hosts Honor Guests At Yellow Decor

Mrs Goodfellow entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs Joseph Goodfellow of St Louis Missouri and Mrs James Thornton Carskadon of Keyser West Virginia. The house featured jonquils with a yellow and white color scheme and guests included Miss Pauline Gelwicks and Miss Nancy Brengile of Keyser.

Joseph Russell Goodfellow Joseph Goodfellow St. Louis James Thornton Carskadon Keyser W. Va Pauline Gelwicks Nancy Brengile

Martinsburg Man Electrocuted at Power Plant

Co A Tinnemeyer 23 of Pittsburg Transformer Co was electrocuted Friday at Martinsburg Power Co plant near dam No 5 His head touched a 22000 volt line He had arrived about ten days earlier from Pittsburg leaving a widow.

Martinsburg W. Va Co. A. Tinnemeyer Pittsburg

Van Amburgh at the Liberty Theater Advertisement

Advertisement notes that W. EF. Van Amburgh performs at the Liberty Theater in a Sunday matinee at 3 p.m. indicating a family entertainment schedule.

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