Neptune's Daughter at Maryland Theatre features Annette Kellermann
Annette Kellermann returns from Bermuda to star in Neptune's Daughter a moving picture eight reel feature to be shown at Maryland Theatre on September 8 and 9. She praises film pantomime as a universal language while noting its worldwide expressive power and accessibility. Tickets cost 26 cents for adults 15 cents for children. Gallery access 15 cents. Shows at 2:30 7:15 and 9 PM.
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Neptune’s Daughter
Annette Kellerman
Maryland Theatre
Annette Kellermann
Bermuda
Neptune
Miss Kellermann
Allegany County Academy enters 117th session with repairs
The Allegany County Academy resumes on September 15 after extensive repairs. Interior work by Du Brau artists nears completion and a new pavement surrounds Academy Square. An experienced staff including George W Crig and N M Biser has been chosen for the year with many new pupils enrolled.
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Allegany County Academy
du Brau
Kalse
Academy
George W. Crig
B. S&s
N. M. Biser
A. B
S. R. Gould
Martha B&b. Thomas
Jenny Lind
Nina DeHaven
Hancock Hosts Gay Homecoming and Cumberland Visitors
Hancock celebrated its first homecoming with daylong pageantry and two parades amid a record crowd from Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Highlights included floats, a ten nis court on wheels, concerts by the Berkeley Springs Band, and speeches by Edmund P Cahill and others.
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Hancock
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ross Vallance
David Vallance
Annie
Johnstown
P. Elwood Stigers
Millstone Ochard Company
Edith Noel
William Noel
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Works
Bengraff
Noel
Dr. Stigers
S. Rinehart Cahill
Adele
Redmen
Patriotic Sons of America
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows and Masons
Frank M. Richey
Berkeley Springs
Hancock Industries
Carl Eliason
Katherine Henderson
Cupid
Edmund P.cahill
Fred N. Zihlman
Cumberland
Miss Spiker Returns Home After Successful Operation
Miss Josephine Spiker of Paca Street returns home Saturday greatly improved after an operation at Allegany Hospital. The operation was thoroughly successful. Mayor Thomas A. Smith of Lona-
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Josephine Spiker
Paca Street
Allegany Hospital
Thomas A. Smith
Lona
Baltimore Star Spangled Banner Centennial Guests
Coning spends the week in Baltimore at the Star Spangled Banner Centennial. J W Wickard and daughter Mrs J Schiller Vogel of Green Street attend the event in Baltimore. Mrs Vogel plans to stay with relatives there for several weeks. Mr and Mrs William C Geeting and their children of Keedysville Md visited L D Rohrer in Baltimore Avenue. Miss Jamet Smith returns to Barton after five weeks in Berkeley Springs and Hancock Md with her brother John W Smith. Edna Orsa Wright and Ursula Walsh depart for Emmitsburg Md to enter Mount Saint Joseph Academy with Mrs Wright. John Adams and daughter Elizabeth, who visited Judge John B Rees in Frostburg, return to Hagerstown. Mrs John J Stump and sons and Miss Blanche Bradley visit Moorefield.
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Coning
Baltimore
J. W. Wickard
J. Schiller Vogel
Green Street
Vogel
William C. Geeting
Keedysville
L. D. Rohrer
Baltimore Avenue
Jamet Smith
Barton
Berkeley Springs
W.va
John W. Smith
Hancock, Md
Hancock
Lyda Smith
John Moffat
Edna and
Orsa Wright
Peter E. Wright
Ursula Walsh
John W. Walsh
Western Maryland Railway
Columbia Avenue
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Joseph’s Academy
Wright
John Adams
Elizabeth
John B. Rees
Frostburg
Hagerstown
John J. Stump
Blanche Bradley
Moorefield
Labor Day Speakers at Lam Park Picnic in Fairmont
At Lam Park in Fairmont West Virginia on September 8 the Labor Day program featured Miss Jennie Smith the noted railroad evangelist who accepted the invitation of the Order of Railway Conductors. W B Hilton of Wheeling also spoke. The celebration included athletic events and band concerts.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Lam Park
Jennie Smith
Nted
Order of
W. B. Hilton
Wheeling
Frostburg Cumberland railcar timetable notice
A timetable outlines hourly ferry and rail connections from Frostburg to Cumberland and Westport with stops at Narrows Park Long's Red Hill Clarysville and Baltimore street Cumberland. Last and first cars shift by hour from 5:30 am to 11:00 pm with midnight reverses and connections at Frostburg J E Taylor Superintendent.
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Frostburg
Cumberland
Eckhart
Clarysville
Red Hill
Long
Narrows Park
Baltimore Street
Narrows
Weoaw Sport Tian
Burg
Westernport
Lonaconing
Pranklin
Reynolds
Barton
Moscow
Midland
Jlakes
Borden Shaft
Frost
Frosthure
J. E. Taylor
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W. F. Frederick Piano Co
China
B. Catlett
Isaac Lobe Straus
Cora Henderson
Charles Noyes Tyndsall
Edith Koon
E. P. Cahill
Griffith
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Joseph Pyles
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Anna Eichner
Emma Weisenmiller
H. H. Dick
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Hattie Brady
Frank Lee Carr
Margaret Lee
Roy C. Dawson
Jay D. Ranch
John B. Macfarlane
Levin Stein
C. T. Clayton
Lewis
Clayton
Helen McLaughlin
John L. McLaughin
Augustus Kerns
John W. Guarnedds
Albert Carr
Tardy Jenkins
Chris Himmler
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Cumberland & Westernport Electric Railway
Lea
Berden
Viedmouburg
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Piedmor
Lbis Ab U Iiss
Sundae
Robertsorn
Humbird Supply Company
Hamilton Pink
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