Churches Rally With Prayer and Praise Across Town
A crowded schedule of Sunday services and Sunday schools fills May observances. Churches including Trinity M. E. South on Grand Avenue and St. Patrick's, Emanuel Episcopal, First Presbyterian, and many others announce worship, Sunday schools, and youth activities with special Mothers Day observances and varied service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinty M
Grand Avenue
L. Hammond
God
Emanuel Episcopal Church
William Cleveland Hicks
Junior Church Club
Dalily
First Presbyterian Church
G. E. Joffatt
D. D
Duke Memorial
U. P
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Centre Streets
Christian Endeavor
Paul
Silas
Centre Street N. EB
Joseph Dawenon
G. C. Bacon
Epworth League
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bedford Street
C. IF. Bergner
Labyrath School
Luther League
First Methodist Protestant Church
G. E. Brown
Mothers of the Bible
Tullar Meredith
Personal notices of visitors and local movements
Miss June Robertson returned home on Arch street yesterday and will stay until July 7 after a four month Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina tour. Rochester resident Mrs. John Tyson arrives to stay with the Montignani family due to Mrs. Montignani's illness. Baltimore visitors Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pennell are calling on Mr. and Mrs. Barnett. Ed. S. Bracker and Duncan R. Sloan arrived from New York. William E. Miller travels home after the death of his uncle and another uncle's passing earlier. Adjutant Newman of the Salvation Army visits and will speak at Bethany church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Robertson
Ithaca Conservatory
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Arch Street
John Tyson
Rochester
N. Y
W. C. Montignani
Montignani
Andrew Pennell
Baltimore
Joseph F. Barnett
Virginia Avenue
E. J. Maloy
N. & G. Taylor Mills
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Frank Snyder
Boone Street
Western Maryland Hospital
Adjutant Newman
Philadelphia
Salvation Army
Bethany United Brethren Church
Mary Johnson
Washington
W. R. Wilson
Norman F. Reid
Pittsburg
G. W. Hartsock
McKeesport
Sarah Jackson
Mrs. M. Little
F. M. Bosley
Twin Mountain
W. Va
Eleanora
Harry Blacklin
Connellsville
W. J. Grimes
Cash Valley
Ed. S. Bracker
New York
Duncan R. Sloan
Lonaconing
William A. Buckholtz
Martinsburg
Andrew M. Smith
Milton E. Ailes
Washington, D. C
Windsor
Charles Myers
Scottdale
Gustave Knieriem
North Centre Street
William E. Miller
Roanoke
John P. Miller
Miller
The Great Pyramid of Egypt Lecture at Liberty Theatre
H. Rockwell of New York City accepts an invitation to speak tomorrow at 3 pm on The Mysteries of the Egyptian Pyramid. He praises the Great Pyramid as a historic marvel and as corroborating the Scriptural Plan of Salvation, with free admission for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Rockwell
New York City
Liberty Theatre
Rockwell
Boston Man 70 Talks On Menace Of Socialism Tomorrow
Cumberland Council No. 586 Knights of Columbus announces a lecture by Peter W. Collins of Boston on The Coming Conflict of the Menace of Socialism set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at the Majestic Theatre. Collins is noted for work in labor circles, writings on socialism, and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Council
Knights of Columbus
Peter W. Collins
Boston
Mass
Majestic Theatre
Collins
Electrical Worker
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Illinois
Pope Pius the Tenth
Chambers of Commerce
Fordham University
Notre Dame University
Oberlin University
Columbus Catholic Order of Foresters
The
Militia of Christ
Lincoln University Association
Illinois Civil Service Association
Massachusetts
Catholic Order of Foresters
Trish
Social Reform Press
City Pays Salaries in Cash to Save Costs
The city adopts a new policy to pay employees in cash, after a successful trial last week. Controllers plans branch pay offices citywide for monthly cash salaries, aiming to cut bookkeeping and voucher handling costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Controller’s Department
Secretary Madoo Seen as Paris Ambassadorship Pick
Rumor ties Secretary of the Treasury Madoo to the Paris post after his marriage to President Wilson’s youngest daughter Eleanor. The speculation suggests he may be nominated to succeed Myron Herrick as Ambassador to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Wilson
Eleanor
Myron T. Herrick
Frange
Shops Hit Full Activity At B and O With Recalled Men
The B and O repair shops resume higher activity as furloughed workers are called back in the past several days. Those familiar with the work say there is ample demand for all hands and plenty of tasks to do.
Mother's Day Ice Cream Delights Now Filling Family Orders
A local ad urges customers to call and order nation standard ice cream for Mother's Day and the rest of the family. It promises a complete bill of fare from soup to nuts and prompt fulfillment of family orders with phone contact 214-921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father
Ice Cream Ad: Sanitary Factory Open for Inspection
Ad touts NATIONAL-STANDARD ice cream with no adulterants and claims a sanitary factory open for inspection. Calls to action include a phone number 214-921 and appeals to discerning customers seeking pure cream sugar and fruit.
Sunday Dinner at Washington Lunch Room Roast Chicken Dinner
Advertisement notes a roast chicken dinner for 50 cents at the Washington Lunch Room and mentions H. Clay Rockwell, New York City, a famous athlete, performing at the Liberty Theatre Sunday at 3 p m with a separate advertisement dated May 8-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Rockwell
New York City
Liberty Theatre
How Big Politicians Are Worked
The article questions how well politicians are protected by friends in prosperity and notes the late Timothy D Sullivan as a forgiving, easy figure. It reports executors finding at least 187485 dollars in loans to his estate likely to go unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy D. Sullivan
Congress
Bowery
Big Tim
Plumbers Plan Visit of State Board in Cumberland
The Master Plumbers' Association of Allegany county met at secretary Malcolm S. Jones office to prepare for the State Board of Plumbing Examiners visit next Monday. Plumbers from Allegany and Garrett counties will attend in Cumberland. County president George W. Shaffer presided and William H. Deneen of Frostburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Plumbers’ Association
Allegany County
Malcolm S. Jones
State Board of Plumbing Examiners
Allegany
Garrett
Cumberland
George W. Shaffer
William H. Deneen
Frostburg
I Want My Chicken Dinner at Washington Lunch Room
Advertisement notes dinner tomorrow at the Washington Lunch Room priced at 50 cents. The brief promo invites readers to choose chicken for their meal.
Rail timetable for Cumberland Frostburg commuter line 1994
Timetable details electric railway service between Frostburg Cumberland Westernport including first and last cars, hourly departures, and station stops such as Frostburg Baltimore Street Narrows Clarysville Lonaconing and Westernport. Includes morning and evening runs and return schedules with operator credits.
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Piretcar
Frostburg
Amber
Eckhart
Clarysville
Longs
Narrows
Haltimore
Cumberland
Carleagues
Narrows P
A. Im
Les Re
Mid
Lonesoning
Mercow
Itos
Reynolds
Franklin
Westernport
Wirs
I. O'Slook Derlang
Froeiburg
Lonaconing
Ils
Lonacoming
Eaves Lonaconing
Frostonrg
Wertermport
Frankin
Reynoldss
Sarton
Moscow
Lonagoning
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Passenger Time Table 1913
Passenger timetable in effect Sunday November 30 1913 lists Cumberland and Pennsylvania routes. Notable stops include Frostburg Hays Street Mount Savage Midland Lonaconing Barton Piedmont and Viedmont with departures around 1 30 pm and several evening services. General manager listed as Roberson.
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Cumberland
Hays St. Sta
Mt. Savages
Frostburg Gol Borden
Midland
Lonacomtag
Barton
Piedmont
Eaves Viedmont
Frirlag
Farmers and dairymen meet to discuss agricultural economy
A large Cumberland mass meeting gathered farmers fruit growers and dairymen at City Hall Auditorium to address the economic problem facing Allegany County and the nation Speakers from the Western Maryland Railway US Department of Agriculture and Southern Settlement and Development Organization highlighted cooperation government rail transport and farm productivity in an era of rising population and slowing farm growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
City Hall
Agricultural Division
Cumberland Chamber of Commerce
Cumberland
George R. Wheeler
Wheeler
Thomas Footer
Chamber of Commerce
Carl R. Gray
Western Maryland Railway Company
BE. A. Schooley
Gray
August Stabler
J. H. Stewart
Baltimore and Railroad Company
W. W. Manan
Southern Settlent and Developement
Bio Subject
Ir. Manse
Allegany County
United States
Is the female of the species more brainy than the male
Baltimore May 9 scientists at Johns Hopkins University under Dr Knight Dunlap and Miss Effie Saulsbury conduct tests to compare mental ability of Hopkins men with Goucher College women. Tests measure perception speed using word prompts and adjectives, plus various picture tests on Phi Beta Kappa member Madge Thurlow and other students.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Knight Dunlap
Effie Saulsbury
Hopkins
Goucher College
Goucher
Madge Thurlow
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Goucherites
Hopkinsites
Verdict for $750 Against Dr. Franklin
Mary C Patterson sued Dr A Leo Franklin in the Circuit Court seeking 20000 for an operation at Allegany Hospital that joined two fingers on Mrs Patterson birth. The jury awarded 750 to the plaintiff after two hours deliberation. Attorneys for Patterson included Eppler Whiting and Wilson with Pearce and Dennis for Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Mary C. Patterson
A. Leo Franklin
Patterson
Dr. Franklin
Allegany Hospital
Washington Lunch Room Sunday Roasts Advertised
Washington lunch room promotes Sunday dinners with Roast Chicken and early spring vegetables and delicacies priced at 50 cents.
Parade Delay After Wagons Runaway In Carl Hagenbeck Show
A horses driven wagon in the Carl Hagenbeck and Wallace Shows parade ran away on Park street when the brake failed. The driver was thrown but only bruised, returning to the grounds. One horse was slightly injured. The wagon dragged bark from trees as they turned into an alley, causing a street scare and brief parade delay.
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Park Street
Ann Street
Park
Union Streets
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Viret Church Christian Sientist
South Centre Street
M. P
Wilbur M. Snyder
Thal Young Men's Christian Association
st.Melvin Chapel
P. m
Junior C. KE
Fairview Avenue
Mapleside
St. Mark's Reformed Church
Park and Harrison Street
P. Skyles
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
SS. Peter and Paul's Catholic Church
Fayette Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Oldtown Road
St. Philip’s
Holy Cross Chapel
Unday
Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
Net G. Pile
Calvary M. E. Church South
Ridgeley
Frederick and
Decatur Streets
J. D. Jackson
D .D
Octavia Isher
Douglass Literary Society
Calvary Church
Mary Street
M. B. McLaughlin
W. M
First Baptist Church
Bedford Treet
Columbia
Herbert Loomis
Fristoe
Hool
Children's Church
Assembly of God
Miller Hall
D. W
A. B. Tox
Flarrison
Ohio
Charg
Evangelist
P. Brann
Edar Grove
Ind
D. R. Morland
Cumberland, Md
Ape
United Brethren Church
Corner Race
Fourth Streets
H. Eugeneichardson
Mark Newman
Augenaugh
Seventh Day Adventist
Woodman’s
Kline's Department
Irginia Avenue
South Cumberland
Sun- Gey School
P- Cc
Cpm
St. Stephen's Lutheran Church
Corner South Centre
Curtin
Edgar Kuhnert
Hod
Poe
M Shaffer
At & m
Narrows Park
Joseph Dawson
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. Centre Street
M. Gallmeier
Agar Chapel
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Corner Arch
Fourth
Barry
Great Pyramid OF
Egypt
Cairo
Shas
Boston Man
America
Great Britain
Catholic Press of
Industrial Commission of
Illinois Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Deneen
SEC
M’adoo
Paris Post
Cyclineditst
William G Mcideo
Washington Lunch Room
Umberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Mee
Roberlson
Generei Walladees
Chacus
Hurt
Tanzer
Everything Electrical
Isidore A. Tanzer
Liberty Street
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