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Cumberland Press

Location

Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1914

Page

3

Views of the War Reflect German Resolve and French Finances

The piece argues Germany will not retreat despite setbacks and praises German resolve as France shows strong but strained finances. It notes Germany trains its army for total war and that France can sustain long costs, with its paper money and credit remaining trusted while private lenders support the republic.

Calais Germany Iittre England France Republic

Oakmont man kills divorced wife then self

Pittsburg dispatch reports Peter Haas 38 shot and killed his divorced wife Theresa 28 in Oakmont yesterday afternoon. He barricaded the home and fired at Chief A J Evans who went to arrest him. Detectives surrounded the house and Haas shot himself. The couple married in Austria ten years ago and divorced last February.

Pittsburg Peter Haas Theresa A. J. Evans Oakmont Tria Harry Mahres Oakmont Avenue New York Fleischer’s

West Virginia Eases Livestock Quarantine

Governor Hatfield issues modification to prior hoof and mouth disease order. Entry of livestock is allowed if animals arrive in disinfected ears from non quarantined areas and pass state inspection at entry points.

Charleston W. Va Hatfield West Virginia

Gets-It Corn Ender Promises Quick Relief

Advert asks readers to try Gets-It for corns warts bunions claiming instant relief. It touts easy application with two drops, no pain, and a sure cure. Sold by druggists for 25 cents or by BE Lawrence & Co. Chicago.

Be, Lawrence & Co Chicago

Under the Sea pictures at Maryland Theatre draw crowds

The Maryland Theatre showcases "Thirty Leagues Under the Sea" with stunning ocean footage. Endorsed by Smithsonian scientists and teachers praise its educational value as audiences rush to see coral reefs, ships wrecks, divers, and sharks while admission remains 15 25 and 35 cents. There are two showings tonight at the usual times.

Maryland Theatre Smithsonian Institution

Christmas Charity Plan Aims City Wide Unity

Secretary Philip W. Blake of the Chamber of Commerce proposes uniting all local charitable groups under one management to solicit Christmas donations for Cumberland's needy. He envisions a Charity Donation Exposition in City Hall basement and a thorough canvass to prevent unequal aid.

Associated Charities Philip W. Blake Chamber of Commerce Cumberland Blake

Damon and Pythias at Marnland Theatre

Universal Company presents Damon and Pythias at the Maryland next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. The Grecian friendship tale features beautiful scenes of ancient Greece and gripping climaxes. Afternoons 15 to 25 cents. nights 15 25 35 and 50 cents. Damaged Goods by Eugene Prieux staged Thanksgiving Day November 26 with seats on sale November 24. Phone 1912. Special on C and VP R R advertisement.

Universal Company Damon and Pythias Maryland Greece Richard Bennett Eugene Prieux R. R Damon& Pythias Paris

Obituary notices for Reckley Heath Troutman and Troutman

Miss Effie Lena Reckley 68 died of paralysis at her sister in law’s home on Humbird street. Funeral at 3 PM Saturday officiated by Rev. Joseph Dawson. survivors include sister Mrs Mary Arnold and brothers Roman Beckley and William Beckley. Hobson F. Heath 17 died at his parents' home after five weeks illness. burial to Moorefield West Virginia. born in West Virginia. Rev. James W. Troutman former Flintstone resident, age 82, died at Clearville Pennsylvania. served in Civil War era Union army and Christian Church minister. daughter Jennie Troutman of this city.

Effie Lena Reckley Margaret Reckley Humbird Street Mary Arnold Bloomington Ill Roman Beckley Paw Paw W. Va William Beckley Mt. Pleasant Texas Joseph Dawson Centre Street M. E. Church Hobson F. Heath C. W. Heath Springdale Street Central Hardware Company North Center Street Louis Stein Moorefield West Virginia James W. Troutman Flintstone This County Clearville Hulda Williams Christian Church Jennie Troutman

Traffic Violations Targeted By Police

Chief Eisenhauer issues orders to arrest drivers who pass streetcars while passengers are boarding or alighting. Two violators, including an out of town motorist, will be tried soon after apprehension and others ignoring the ordinance face severe action.

Eisenhauer

Italian Copper Ships Released by British

The Tralian steamers San Giovanni and Reetna d Italia were released after U S representations against detention at Gibraltar. They may proceed to Italy only if they agree to return to Gibraltar with their copper cargoes. A British prize court at Gibraltar will decide whether their copper is contraband.

Washington San Giovanni Reetna d'Italia State Department Gibraltar Italy United States

Rock Island Auction Order Reversed by Appeals Court

New York Nov 20 The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway will not be sold at public auction on November 24 as ordered by the federal district court. The circuit court of appeals reversed the lower court's order in a foreclosure suit brought by Central Trust Company as trustee.

New York Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway Federal District Court Circuit Court of Appeals Central Trust Company

Obregon Declares War on Villa in Mexico City

General Obregon, commander of the Constitutionalists in Mexico City, has declared war upon General Villa amid ongoing civil conflict in Mexico.

Mexico Mexico City General Obregon Constitutionalists General Villa

Maimed Worker Loses Fingers and Thumb in Blast

William Rank, Walnut Street, employed by Cumberland Brewing Company, suffered two fingers blown off and his left thumb amputated at the first joint by a physician after a dynamite blast. The Cumberland Press advertises a war book for 19 cents.

William Rank Walnut Street The Cumberland Brewing Company Cumberland Press T-F

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