Phebus asserts stance in Frederick city questions
Alderman Elmer McC Phebus vows not to withdraw from the mayoral race and promises to open up on city issues. He defends enforcement of gambling ordinances, recalls anti gambling efforts in Hell's Half Acre, and says the city will not fund the Community Christmas Tree Celebration beyond fire companies and the poor.
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Gays
Soan
Elmer McC. Phebus
Frederick
Phebus
Lewis
Hell
Empire Theatre Announces Staff for City Opera House
The Empire theatre management assigns staff for the City Opera House opening tonight. Direct or music R Miller orchestra members Cornet lk Russell Brock Man violin B J Kader traps Ray Delphy ushers Eloise Gilbert Myrtle Munshower ticket seller Mary Loy doormen Irving Storm Derr officer Charles Klein junior Allen Bartels. Evening shows at The Empire feature new five cent admissions after changes to night pictures.
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Opera House
Empire Theatre I
City Opera House
R. R. Miller
Cornet
Russell Brock
B. J. Kader
Ray Delphy
Eloise Gilbert
Myrtle Munshower
Mary Loy
Irving Storm
Mr. Derr
Charles Klein
Allen Bartels
Boy Killed by Wagon Near Mt Airy
Funeral held for James Wagner four year old son of Vernon Wagner who lived three miles from Mt Airy. He was killed Saturday afternoon when a fodder wagon ran over his head in the field. the skull fracture proved fatal before Dr. Gowman could arrive. The family had just moved to the farm last year.
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James Wagner
Vernon W. Wagner
Mt. Airy
C. P. Gowman
Wagner
Funerals for Eng land Lear and Hoke Held at Several Homes
Funeral services for Mrs. J Walter England were conducted Sunday at her Hamsville home by Rev Peter Boyden and Rev W A Lytle with a large attendance. Pallbearers included Dr George H Rigga and A K D Williams. Interment at Mt Olivet. Also, brief services for Alexander Lear were held at 206 East Seventh street before burial in Greencastle Pa. Funeral director C C Carty. Miss Etta E Hoke funeral from Thomas P Rice establishment with services at Glade cemetery Walkeraville. Pallbearers were Guy Hiltner Sewell Kennedy and others. Burial followed at the family lot. Thomas P Rice funeral director.
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J. Walter England
Hamsville
Peter Boyden
New Market
W. A. Lytle
Urbana
George H. Rigga
Charles Williams
Henry P. Mussetter
A. K. D. Williams
William Cadle
Thomas Kling
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. C Carty
Alexander Lear
East Seventh Street
Ulysses
G. Rupp
Greencastle
H. and F. Railroad
Hageratown
Thomas P. Rice
Etta E. Hoke
Washington
N. Market St
Glade
Walkeraville
Ernest E. Weaver
Guy Hiltner
Sewell Kennedy
John Hershberger, Jr
Robert James
Bernard Baumgardner
Harry D. Baumgardner, Jr
Advertised Letters and Local Prices in Frederick
Frederick city postoffice lists remaining advertised letters for Gentlemen and Ladies. Names include Ralph Birmingham, Rudy Burnette, Cronon Harris, C T Matthews, Daniel Rickett, John Sperr, Rev H G Spence, Bell Chalker, Mrs Joseph E Castle, Mrs Minnie Day, Miss Cover, Miss Lillie Nichols, Exie Weller. Frederick dealers pay $1.13 a bushel for wheat and $3.00 for corn, up 15 cents per barrel. Subscribing for The News.
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Frederick City
Fredrick City Opera House Week Of Notable Photoplays
The City Opera House features a strong week with Clara Kimball Young in a five part picture Trib by and Theda Bara in Carmen. Empire and Star theatres show The Marriage of Kitty and The Ulster Lass among others while George List departs for Washington to join Metro Picture Corp. Maryland School and Mt. St. Marys clash in basketball as junior league games proceed.
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Frederick
Clara Kimball Young
Star
Gene Gauntier
Star Theatre Today
Pacific Ocean
Nestor
Midlana Beach
Mr. List
Picture Company
George List
Washington
Metro Picture Corporation
Metro
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Pearce and Scheck
Baltimore
North Avenue
Feds
J. A.C
Maryland
Gail Kane
Weddnesday
Trilby
Equitable
Helene OF the North
Property transfers and court notices in Frederick area
Deeds filed listing transfers to Holter Koester Starr Nicodemus Weems and others with property values. Orphans Court actions include wills admitted to probate and executors appointed. Bank report shows assets liabilities and deposits for Franklin Savings Bank, with sworn statement by secretary Geo W Heinlein on November 18.
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City
James W. Spaulding
John DD
Elda
Emmitsburg
Orphans’ Court
Mary L. Smith
Jennie Brown
Samuel Rameburg
Thomas C. Derr
Mahala Charity
Lillian R. Anders
Lewis
Steiner W. Reameburg
Samuel Ramsburg
Henry Duvall
Claude S. Frye
Sadie Lowery
Ptar Rocks
City crew clears snow at intersections under Brengle
Ten city employees under George W. Brengle began early to clear snow at street intersections. They expect to finish the principal streets today and complete the work tomorrow.
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George W. Brengle
What Causes Colds
This piece argues colds are feverish and due to disordered blood and missing nutrients. It recommends Scott's Emulsion to build strength, enrich blood with fats, and help withstand seasonal changes, noting it is drug and alcohol free and sold at drug stores.
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Scott
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