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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1913

Page

6

1eth annual Anti League convention heads to Columbus

Maryland church leaders depart for the 11th annual Anti League of America convention in Columbus Ohio, with about 160 delegates and visitors from Maryland joining Rev E Holtoine and others. Widespread attendance includes Rev W T Jarboe and notable Maryland church figures. Other church news notes United Brethren Episcopal and Presbyterian services and youth groups across Frederick.

Anti- League of America Columbus Ohio E. Hol- Toitine M. “Eb A. J. Hermann

Changing Age Boosts for Teens Aided by Cod Liver Oil

Health guidance for youths aged 14 to 19 explains physical changes and fatigue from growth. It promotes a tonic containing cod liver oil and hypophosphites to support nervous system, blood formation, energy, and appetite, claiming improved complexion and vigor.

Eimanniog Soorishaedt Scott

Missionary services and church notices fill city schedule

On Wednesday at 7 30 Miss Edna Jones speaks at a missionary service. A Christian Endeavor Rally follows in United Brethren church with Mr Karin Lehman of Boston as principal speaker and Rev A G Null presiding. Pastors from city churches participate. Lehman spoke in Jefferson and Buckeye town meetings. Evangelical Reformed and Lutheran churches host multiple sermons by Rev J G Rupp and Rev Dr U S G Rupp. Grace Reformed notes sermons, St John’s Catholic lists Masses, All Saints Episcopal ends pew rentals and will seat all for free. Presbyterian and First Baptist publish services and Sunday schools. All Saints’ Episcopal ends pew rentals and proclaims free seating. A special missionary service at Presbyterian Church Thursday 7 30 features Rev Dr Fulton and Mr Lingle on China crisis. Grace Reformed hosts Holy Communion. Pleasant Hill reports sermons by Rev A Herman. Washington Star cites humor on Borum, Cincinnati maids unionizes.

United Brethren Church United Brethen E. H. Hummelaugh Mehri Holdcraft Oscar Grove Ruth Holdraft William W. Pickett Annie Mehring David Steiner Grace’ Hurmelbaugh Myra Poole E. H. Hummelbaugh Mehrl Holdcraft Thomas Freeman Dixon Presbyterian Church B. Hoare Kepner Christian Endeavor Karin Lehman Boston A. G. Null Jefferson County Christian Endeavor Utilon Lehinah Lehman Buckeye Town Evangelical Reformed Church J. G. Rupp Philadelphia Board of Foreign Missions Rupp Jesus Henry L. G. Kieffer Evangelical Lutheran Church Ulysses S. G. Rupp the Missionary Society The Dr. Fulton Canton China Lingle Hunan

A Butterfly On The Wheel at The Hospice November Night

One of New Yorks top successes will be staged at The Hospice on Tuesday night November 11. The potent drama features a rigorous trial scene unseen in recent years and is hailed as a masterpiece of realism with Miss Charlotte Lillard in the leading role delivering a refined, artistic performance backed by a large cast of favorites. The original Shubert production from the 39th Street Theatre adds prestige, and audience interest already marks it as season banner attraction.

New York Ing Charlotte Lillard Shubert 39Th Street

Attorney General Nullifies Five Percent Import Discount Policy

McReynolds rules the five percent tariff discount on goods from ships in American vessels conflicts with treaties. Secretary McAdoo says customs will ignore the subsection. court of customs appeals remains option for protesting importers. Twenty three allied nations claim equal rights under U S treaties. discount would reduce duties by about 10.9 million annually, risking a treasury deficit.

Washington Nevij McReynolds United States McAdoo Treasury Department Offnion Colectors of Customs Court of Customs Appeals Germany Feanes Aust Hangar Italy Japan Belgium Denmark Noetherlands Spain Norway Sweden

Double Killing Sparks Jealousy at Rogerson Lunch House

Joseph Aditog arson, proprietor of Rogerson's lunch house at 1105 New York Avenue, is dead after a quarrel in the lunch room. Clarence W. Bowzee, formerly of Philadelphia, died later at the emergency hospital. Bowzee shot Rogerson, then killed himself. No witnesses. Police say jealousy caused the tragedy. A note found in Bowzee’s pocket suggests premeditation. Rogerson's wife identified the shooter at the hospital before fainting.

Wasington Joseph AD Itogarson Rogerson New York Avenue Clarence W. Bowzee Philadelphia Mergency Rowzee Rowzees

Literary Societies at Emerson and Myersville Schools

The Emerson Literary Society at Jefferson High met Friday November 7 with Helen Cochran leading. Dues were collected and a program featured songs, recitations, readings, debates on liquor versus reform, and judge decisions favoring the affirmative. The Demosthenes Society at Myersville High opened with roll, songs, recitations, debates, and educator talks, declaring the negative side the winner in a liquor reform debate. A humorous exchange about a painting and a joke about a loan closed the item.

Emerson Literary Society Jefferson High School Helen Cochran Columta Ocean Minerva Payne Mabel Ausherman Easay Crum Herring Wade Thomas Hart Hichison Nellie Hargett Nannette Shafer Margaret Herring Daisy Darner Charlotte Stockman Mabel Austerman Adelaide Ilorime Demosthenes Literary Society Myersville High School Cyrus Pahner Plosrone Khan Ben Adhem Russell Brown Viola Poffinberger Prof. Hauver Ruth Haver Sally Marker Ruth Toms Arthur Eldridge Anna Brandenburg Marshall Leatherman Byron Gladiuill Mary Bittle Avey Summers Omer Dubel

Fashion tips and coats from New York society pages

A fashion note from Fannie Field highlights practical styles and versatile trims for women. It covers mandrees outfits, wardrobe staples, and a range of coats from long wrap concealing designs to sporty belted looks, noting Paquin and Poiret among French houses. It ends with a police interrogation fragment.

Paquin Poiret Fannie Field New York

Fur Trimmed Coats Highlight New Fashion at Shayne’s

A glossy display at C Shayne & Co features rough coats with fur trims in gray and brown, including skunk, raccoon, and leopard accents. The New Chinchilla Squirrels fur, praised for durability and texture, appears in wraps, muffs, and scarfs, with draped lines and bold contras to elevate wear.

C C. Shayne & Co’s

DDD Prescription Eczema Wash Promises Instant Relief

A local advert promises instant itch relief from eczema with the DDD Prescription wash. J A Williams touts the product and urges readers to try the soothing wash, offering a first dollar battle incentive and a no pay guarantee at N North Market Street.

North Market Street

Bank robbery and bank failure at Montour Falls

Robbed of 12000 dollars the pirate bank at Montour Falls was robbed Thursday night. B A Dunham & Co made an assignment to Frank Johnbolk. The total failure is estimated between 69000 and 115000 dollars.

Bank Falls Emira B. A. Dunham & Co Montour Falls Frank Johnbolk

Roosevelt Reviews Children in Buenos Ayres Ceremony

In Buenos Ayres on November 16 Colonel Roosevelt reviewed thousands of school children singing America in English. The Boy Scouts presented the former president with a medal as the crowd watched an impressive display.

Roosevelt Buenos Ayres America Miggins Busgins Miugeihs Pilladelphia Jtecora

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