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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1914

Page

3

Sidelights on Mexico mobilization and National Guard reforms

Washington reports that the militia has undergone extensive reforms since 1898 with reorganization, anti typhoid inoculation now required, and a trained medical and supply backbone. New York leads readiness with 16,528 guardsmen in the East Department and plans emphasize sanitation, engineering, communications, and rapid mobilization for a potential Mexican campaign.

Washington, D. C Spain Cuba Porto Rico Montauk Point Guardsmen Huerta Department of the East Ohio Mississippi Rivers District of Columbia Governors Island New York Harbor New York Washington New York Guard First Field Army New York Adjutant General Medical Corps National Guard Mexico New York State Regular Army

Parson's Soldier Dies in Vermont

Parsons West Virginia reports the death of Carter F. Randolph at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont aged 28. He served in the standing army for several years and no cause is given. The body will be brought home for burial.

Parsons W. Va Fort Ethan Allen Carter F. Randolph W. F. Randolph Young Randolph

Judge Grubb Sits In Georgia Court In Speer Absence

Savannah reports Judge Grubb of the northern Alabama district presiding in place of Judge Speer. Speer faces possible impeachment action after a House judiciary sub committee investigation. The session includes the American Naval Stores Company case over restraint of trade drawing wide attention.

Savannah Fedje Grubb Alabama United States Speer Georgia House Judiciary Committee American Naval Stores Company

Reverend Emphraim Doolittle Weds Miss Anna Sandridge

On Saturday morning in Grafton Rev. Emphraim Doolittle and Miss Anna Sandridge were married by Rev. E H Waters at his West Side home. Doolittle, a Catawba resident, is a Disciples of Christchurch minister and practicing dentist who spends much time on a large Marion county farm.

Grafton Emphraim Doolittle Anna Sandridge E. H. Waters Doolittle Catawba Diciples Christchurch Marion County

Public School Children Observe International Peace Day

Washington May 18 The public school children across the United States marked International Peace Day celebrating the anniversary of the first Hague Peace Conference and promoting goodwill among people.

Washington United States

Funeral of Thomas E. Judd Held Saturday

The funeral for Thomas E. Judd was conducted at 4:30 p.m. from the home of his son E. Riley Judd at 70 Independence Street with Rev. C. E. Bergner of the German Lothian Church officiating. Interment followed at Rose Hill Cemetery. Judd, native of Virginia, worked as a traveling salesman before later serving John Wanamaker. He was a skilled construction designer and is survived by his wife Emma, four sons E. Riley, Clarence, Walter, and Ralph all of the city, and a daughter Mrs. Bernard B. Judd of Washington. He belonged to the Carpenters' Union of North Wales, Pa.

Thomas E. Judd E. Riley Judd Independence Street C. E. Bergner German Lothian Church Stermont Rose HI Hill Cemetery Mrr. Judd Virginia John Wanamaker Emma Judd E. Riley Clarence Walter Ralph Bernard B. Judd Washington Carpenters’ Union of

Removal Notice Moves Law Office to Washington Street

Wm. E. McHugh, Attorney at Law, will remove from 55 and 55 Third National Bank Building to No. 1 Washington Street on June 1, 1914.

Wm. E. McHugh Third National Bank No. 1 Washington Street

Colts Triumph on Moving Day at South End Park

The Colts defeated the Bartonites 14 to 3 after moving from the Cumberland and Georgia Creek League cellar to a better location. Hump Marean pitched effectively, allowing three runs as the Egyptians piled on late. Germany led the Colts with a perfect batting day and six assists in the field.

South End Park Georges Creek Colts Hump Marean Bartonites Braves Colt Russierites Colt’s Barton Jankains Howell Dye C. Lippold J. Marean Dailey Diehl Schaffer Germany Mit

Alveolar Method Promises Natural Teeth Without Bridges

The Alveolor Method claims a perfect dentition without plates or bridges. It builds up lost teeth with porcelain and requires no removal of existing teeth or roots. Contact National Painless Dentists at 100 Baltimore Street, second floor for consultation.

National Painless Dentists Baltimore Street Adv

Robbery Shocks B. O. Watchman in Middlebrook WV

Francis Scamarica, B. and O. watchman at Middlebrook, was held up beaten and shot by five masked men early Saturday. He was taken to a Clarksburg hospital in serious condition. Two other watchmen have been murdered there in the past two years.

Francis Scamarica Middlebrook W. Va Clarksburg

Great Naval Display At Star Spangled Banner Exhibit

Baltimore hosts a sea craft exhibit September 6 13 centennial of The Star Spangled Banner with ships from Hudson Hudson-Fulton era to modern navy. replicas of Half Moon Claremont Ark of Dove Rumsey later models. Constellation to Baltimore Newport Rhode Island. foreign ships invited Cuba South American navies to participate.

Baltimore Hendrick Hudson Government of Holland Hudson United States Palisades Park Commission Yonkers N. Y Claremont Robert Fulton Lne George W. Perkins Palisades Commission Potomac Shepherdstown George Washington American Navy Constellation Newport Rhode Island Congress Cuba

Notice of Audit in Allegany Court

In the Circuit Court for Allegany County Maryland the May 16 1914 notice states an audit distributing funds held by Urner G Carl attorney in the case will be ready for ratification on May 20 1914 unless cause is shown. Clerk Lloyd L Shaffer true copy test.

Maryland Rumsey Cumberland, Md Urner G. Carl

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