Red Cross Christmas Seals Campaign Planned for 1915
The Red Cross seal drive to aid tuberculosis relief is under way with a goal to top last year’s success. About 125 million seals distributed nationwide. Cumberland plans a structured sale with purchases of one dollar earning a Red Cross button. Local leaders aim to raise at least $1,000 in this season’s effort.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
United States
Cumberland
Delaware
Baltimore man elected president of Amateur Athletic Union
George J. Turner of Baltimore won the Amateur Athletic Union presidency at the New York convention defeating George F. Pawling of Philadelphia 30 to 18. The meeting praised a strong financial report showing a $24,165.94 balance and profits from boxing and Panama Pacific events.
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New York
George J. Turner
Baltimore
Amateur Athletic Union
Alfred J. Lill, Jr
Boston
George F. Fawling
Philadelphia
Turner
Pawling
F. W. Rublen
Treport
Real Estate Boom Drives Rose Hill Activity
Rose Hill shows strong real estate activity as buyers secure homes along Rose Hill avenue and Beall street. M Paul Murray buys a brick dwelling near Henderson street and plans to move by December. Cowden and Zihlman begin a two story Beall street house for John J Murphy. E Gerkins starts a double brick dwelling on Allegany corner and roof by Christmas. A cable foot bridge contract is awarded to Rose Hill and Ridgely Bridge Company with work to start soon under J C Shriver. This signals continued winter growth for Rose Hill Addition and Western Maryland employees.
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Rose Hill
John J. Murphy
Piedmont
W. Va
E. Gerkins
Allegany and
Beall Streets
Cowden & Zihlman
Maryland
Rose Hill Addition
Emmanuel Guild Bazaar to Feature Nations and Kids Fun
Emmanuel Church Ladies Guild hosts the Bazaar of all Nations at Daisy's Hall next Thursday. Luncheon 12 to 2 p m, chaired by Mrs Crede Wilson. 2 to 5 p m for children with games and toys for sale. 8 p m Flower Garden of Children. Booths include Japan and France with tea, wafers, preserves, and Geisha drawing.
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Bazaar of All Nations
Daisy's Hall
Ladies’ Guild of
Emmanuel Church
Crede Wilson
R. Annan
T. B. McDonald
Avbett
International Booths Set for Evening Fair Features
All kinds will be on sale and a minuet in costume will be danced. The Greek booth represents a temple with candy sales and a Greek dance led by Mrs. Muncaster. The Turkish booth, a harem, will display cigars, draperies and a fortune teller. Miss Lowndes chairs it. Special dances rehearse under Professor Daisy. Evening admission includes dancing with special music.
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Miss Lowndes
Daisy
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Ross Seal Crusade
Xmax
Baltimore Man
G. F. Pawling
Rose Hill Real Estate
Oakland
Adams-Oakland Co
Pittsburgh
Maitland
Queen City Hotel
Maclay
Lly
Emmanuel Guild
NORTH
Mechanic Street Phone 440
Siegfried Kofler
Belvedere Hotel
Eutaw Place
North Avenue
J. H. Holzshu & CO
the Pink Lady
Tim Rooney
J P. Wiesel
Baltimore St
Cumberland, MD
Agency For Panama-Pacific and
Trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
the National Sportsman
Forest and Stream
Hunter
Canada
John A. Fulton & CO
Baltimore and Liberty Sts
Cumberland’s Shopping Center
Garment Department
Acros Distinction Mangan
Black & Col. Messalines
Cyril B. Geare
Seaver Snd Geare
Walsh Muadding Tel
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