Drug Abuse Probe Aims At Pacific Coast Film Hubs
Washington reports the government will probe drug abuse in the Los Angeles film colonies after sensational stories of addiction among screen artists. Officials Haynes and Col. L G Nutt head the narcotics division and depart for the Pacific coast to conduct an exhaustive inquiry into the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
California
Prohibition
Uresidner Haynes
Col
L. G. Nutt
Narcotic Division
Pacific
Alleged Forger Captured Here After Night Arrest
Alleged forger Bowers was arrested after a late night incident and arraigned before Justice Bitner on forgery charges. He allegedly passed a $15 check as forged, with other checks shown during the preliminary hearing. Bowers claimed ignorance of the checks and involvement in the store incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Luncheon for Miss Zimmerman by Girl Scouts
The Girl Scout Council of Hagerstown will host a luncheon at 12:30 P.M. Monday at the Women's Club to honor Miss Zimmerman, Regional Director of the National Organization. Local officials and leaders will attend, with Miss Zimmerman delivering an address at the NM.O.A. in the afternoon. volunteers and interested persons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerslaren
Chih Il
Miss Zimmerman
Natonal Organization
Ceunel
Mra
Lyerly
Mra. B
Fu Getues
Bra. Worrei
Milla
Geo. White
Charles. Schaibley
Churits Thoderick
A. A. Maisch
J. LD. Ferguson
F. F. Holsopine
James Findlay
Sarat
Zimmerman
Waynesboro Star to Wed Miss Hauser in New York
Announcement from Waynesboro states A Barr Snively Jr. a football star has engagement to Miss Meryle Hauser of New York City. Hauser teaches physical education at Barnard College. Snively was recently elected captain of the Princeton football team. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.barr Snively, Jr
Waynesboro
Meryle Hauser
New York City
Barnard College
Snively
Princetan
Death notices report Jacobs and Recher obituaries
Virginia M Jacobs wife of Ty Jacobs died at home of tuberculosis age 20. Funeral Monday at Lutheran church Munkelown 7 PM. Interment Punkstows cemetery. J G Recher died yesterday at 7:28 AM after automobile accident injuries. Survived by wife Lydia and children Taylor Swederteis Mortal and others. Centenary Teformed Wheil association member and former Sunday school superintendent. Burial at Cenery Redorated cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirginia M.jacobs
Jacobs
Shilling
Wonkstown
Mnother
Paul
Isferk
T. Fy Shand
Cumberland
T. RB. Waltz
Lutheran Church
Munkelown
W. L. Heasburg
Tey. B.D. Helsop
Punkstows Cemetary
J. G. Recher
Winchosur
O¢tedou
Ltr
Yeal Lwe
Lydia
Gventon
Roperty
Fake attack story used to incite Klansmen, judge rules
At a court house hearing in Bastrop Louisiana on January 13, W B Stuckley former state senator from Morehouse Parish testified that the alleged attempt to assassinate Dr Bruine McKolin, Ku Klux Klan captain in Mer Rouge, was a fake used by McKain to inflame Klansmen and punish personal enemies.
Resistance Of Germany Is Effective
Belgian Italian industrial commission headed by General Simon and officials refuse to share information with the French. A small number of communists and Polish workers oppose French attempts to split the region from Germany. Lindwirth claims Germans are a generation ahead in social legislation and will not rely on the French. Coal miners face fear as conditions worsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon
Ishor
Labur
Ithinaland
Germany
Wem
Tom Tier Wirth
Rhingland
Coal Minera
Odd Fellows to Have Big Time in Hagerstown
Polanae Loge of Odd Fellows of this city plans a big time event next Tuesday night at the Odd Fellows Temple. Grand officers from Baltimore and a large delegation from that city will attend. Potomac Lodge will run refreshments as the rally aims for a large class of initiates and strong enthusiasm. All Odd Fellows in the city are urged to attend the social affair Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polanae Loge
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Potomac Lodge
Evebisig
Funeral for Daniel H Staley Draws Wide Attendance
Officiary and directors of the Hagerstown Fair and representatives of the Reformed Church, with associating organizations, attend the funeral from Staley’s home in Breatheds. Attendees include Farmers' Association members J Forney Young and others, with Reverend Walter B. McHinley of St Park's Episcopal Church officiating and a list of honorary and active pallbearers named.
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Hagerstown
The
Reformed Church
Daniel H Staley
Breatheds
Farmers’ Association
J. Forney Young
Gonuloghanl
Ghas. B. Nigh
Bary E. Jester
John A. Wilson
Thor. L. Smith
Thor. L. Smith. the Services Wilhelmehulge of Rev. Dr. Seuht BR. Wagner
Washington
Walter B. McHinley
St Park's Episcopal Church of Laoyans
Willa P. Lane
Vincent Jamison
J. . A. Mason
de. J. Hupert Wade
Frank W. Mian
J. Wsworth Stonebraker
Tua. B. McLaughlin
Gontuel PB. Angle
Geo. A. Hager
Routyaha
B. V. L. Chaney
Rob
Orgoh Rouek
Hoispion Snervin
Hat’ Ry Friend
Thowils Friant
Ant Chu
W M Band Heads to Williamsport Tonight
The Western Maryland Band plans a trip to Williamsport for an IC of F Band fair. The group will depart from the Pablia Equara at 7 46 o'clock aboard the cat MARRIAGE LICENSES. Maymond EB Slusser of Bloomsburg Pa and Ethel A Coward of Davy Va apply for licenses.
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Maryland
Williamsport
Pablia Equara
Maymond EB. Slusser
Bloomsburg
Ethel A. Coward
Davy
John W. Slamoca
Greencnatie
J. Emum G. Baker
Wayneshara
Voquen
Police Probe Bootie Case Five Men Held
Police arrested five men Ernest Vogel Charles Huities Samuel Ebersale Guy Ebergale and Pat Jones in a raid near Samples Manor. Deputy Sheriff Craumpton and Deeds led the operation seizing three stills several hundred gallons of whiskey and mash. Officers drew revolvers during the raid as a furthr investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craumpton
Samples Manor
Stocks Today Ate Interontional News Series
New York stock midday report shows irregular dealings with many leading issues around one point up while some declines occur. Ballwin gains 14 to 126, Studebaker up around one point to 117, California Pot o rises 5 to 21, Utah Copper up or to 65, U S Steel up to 100.5, rubber stocks in demand with ruber moving up to 0.0. Market opened strong then fluctuated as government bonds and railway issues showed irregular moves with total shares around 639000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate Interontional
New York
Bisel
Uies
California
St. H. Macy
Ballwin
Studebaker
California Poto
Utah Copper
U. Steel
Donations for equipping lobby items donated
The note lists donations including stuffed heads of mountain goats and reindeer and a walnut settee for the lobby. It mentions future fundraising by the Y offelats for furniture and rest rooms and seeks additional articles to beautify the building such as newspaper racks magazine covers library tables checker boards chairs and pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Bower
Potomac Avenue
M.C
Haimoll
W. Gans
Women's Day at State Agricultural Meet at Frederick
About 300 people attended the Women's Day event at the Frederick agricultural meet. Governor Albert C. Ritchie and Secretary Wisace spoke on agriculture progress with a Washington County representation described. Mrs Huck delivered a notable talk to the Tromelt group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington County
Albert C. Ritchie
Wisace
Harding
Huck
Wiles Sues for 700 Damage to Automobile
Isaiah Siow by attorneys Harts Wolfinger and Calvert Hartle filed suit in the Circuit Court against Joseph D. Baker seeking 700 damages for injuries to Siow's automobile. The complaint alleges Baker carelessly operated a truck on the Hagistown to Security road and collided with Siow's car near the Fairgrounds on November 5, 1922, causing great damage to the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaiah Siow
Harts & Wolfinger
Calvert
I. Hartle
Joseph D. Baker
Warr
Hagistown
Security
Fairgrounds
Chores Hallmaster Injured By Wrench Accident
Browneville machinist employed at the Bb. & O. shops Brunswick is confined at home with severe facial injuries after a wrench slipped from his hand and struck him. A pastor will speak at Calvary Baptist Church in Locust and North streets and Roger Nelson Chapter will meet Monday at 4 at the home of Miss Elizabeth Miller. A card party at the women’s club will feature ten tables of bridge. Jan. 23 strike threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chores Hallmaster
Browneville
Brunswick
Lefy
Roger Nelson
Children of Americ Evolution
Misa Hlizabeth Milter
Itt
Wwest
Washington Streat
Pornoy Young
Mary Pio
Will Antortaly
Povan
Executive Body to Meet Today in Cumberland
The Young Men's Democratic Club for Western Maryland plans an afternoon meeting in Cumberland to map activities and draft amendments to the constitution and by laws. Former Judge William C. Walsh is expected to be elected chairman. Frederick County will be represented by Mr. Winebrenner and Paul T. Payne. Delegates from Allegany Washington and Garratt counties will attend. A tea will be hosted by Miss Mary Titdomh at Summit Avenue, inviting Women’s Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Club
Western Maryland
Cumberland
William C. Walsh
Frederick County
Winebrenner
Paul T. Payne
Allegany
Muller, Banard, Jr
William G. Walsh
Washington County
Ariat P. Lane
Try and
Augustine S. Mason
Hageralawn
Garratt County
Edgar A. Shaffer
H. Brook Lee
Amt
Resolutions on the Death of Daniel H. Staley
The Agricultural and Mechanical Association of Washington County notes the death of Daniel H. Staley, longtime officer and former president. He served as Treasurer, Recording Secretary, and President from 1919 until his death, shaping the Hagerstown Fair and county civic life. The association honors his courteous, kind, and steadfast service, memorializes him in its minutes, and urges attendance at his funeral. A copy of these resolutions is to be published in local newspapers.
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Olers Andl
Agricultural’ and Mechanical Association of
Washington County
Eld
Daniel HW. Staley
Antira
Daniel H. Staley
Daniel H. Stéley
Agricultural and Mechanical Association of
Add
Hagerstown Fair
Zurmera
Maryland
Buchanan Schley
Offlas
Annapolis
Phorefara
Hagerstown
Staley
May call off W. M. walkout as workers leave town
Realization by Western Maryland Railroad workers on strike since March 25 points to a settlement unlikely soon. Many leave the city for new jobs. some expect Washington action. Abandonment of the strike and return of workers are anticipated. union chiefs may seek reorganization with rehiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopeiplayes
Western Maryland Railroad
Onion
Washington
Westort Merylaod
Klanhada Murder Squad Faces Potential Arrests
Continued report from the page one coverage notes wholesale arrests loom as authorities prepare to name members of the so called Klanhada Murder Squad. Testimony given to date is expected to identify actual participants within a few days. Officials say the number of those involved remains unclear but will be fixed through forthcoming proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iooma
Birthday Card Shower For Mrs J W Rohrer
Postmaster on Virginia Avenue route received over sixty birthday cards for Mrs J W Rohrer of Lincoln Avenue. On the first delivery of the day the exact count of cards celebrated her birthday, a pleasant surprise that drew good wishes from many friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia’ Avenue
J. W. Rohrer
Lincoln Avenue
Unusual Celestial Show Moon Defeats Venus in Sky Battle
Observers reported a brief phenomenon at 20 o'clock featuring a celestial display described as a heavenly battle between the Moon and Venus. The Moon emerged as the winner, Venus fading from view within minutes and reappearing after about 49 minutes. Similar events were noted in August 1921 seen from France and England. Maryland has not recorded such occurrences since 1844.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
France
England
Maryland
Thirty at Dance Classes Opened by Miss Riger
Thirty girls attended an aesthetic dance class led by Miss Waldth Riger yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock as demonstrations began. Next week full classes start and all girls are urged to attend every Friday for participation. Markets section lists various grain and feed prices in Hagerstown on January 18 with corn, flour, oats, bran, and seed meals among items. A notice for Hotel Patterson lists a Monday event at 6:30 with tickets at 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufmbo
Wdlth Riger
Miss Riger
Hagerstown
Jat
Eeeereer
Swesseeesereeee MD
S.essu
Patterson
Ady
Officers Named for St Paul Class at M E Church Meeting
At the St Paul M E Church Men’s Bible Class meeting last night officers were elected for the new year. President H V Hart, vice president W M Dutton, secretary B S Bradley, assistant secretary HK Mifer, treasurer H J White, chair treasurer F C Bmoot, pianist Mrs W L Hammond, teacher Ray V Ridgely, assistant teacher Rev J Weston, abridarian T B Roger, publicity manager F I C Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansha
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Eld
H.V. Hart
W. L. Hammond
Ray
N. Ridgely
Rev. J. Weston
Abrarian
T. B.rtoger
F. I C. Wright
Housing Pupils At Willaraxport Seated In High School
The shipment of seats and equipment arrived for the Willaraxport high school to house lower grade pupils left homeless by a recent fire. More furnishings are expected next week and all grades will be accommodated soon. The Board of Education plans to consider building a new school on the destroyed site due to crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willaraxport
Onda
Board of Education
Successful Radio Demonstration Held In Fulaca Theatre
A successful long distance radio demonstration was held in the lobby of the Fulaca Theatre by Bailey Electric and Globo Electric. Participants included Potata Board members from Detroit, Atlanta, Louisville, Pittsburgh, and Davenport. The same setup reportedly heard a point in California under better conditions on the prior night. A new Williamsport Grocery and Produce Company store opened in the Hurd Building run by Edward C. Wiesinger and partner, promising staples, groceries and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulaca Theatre
Bailey Electric Company
Globo Electric Company
Potata Board
Detroit
Mich
Atlanta
Louisville
Pittsburgh
Diveenport
Iowa
Conitiora
California
Nurry Winkinger
Edward
Mooley
Ig Frat
Williamsport Grocery and Produce Company
Atora
Hurd
Powtry
Moth
Wiesinger
Wuhamaport
Supper a Success at Trinity Lutheran Church Event
A supper in the Trinity Lutheran Church hall hosted by Mrs. B D A Cordesman and Hither Cluss closed Tuesday night with strong turnout and receipts of 407 dollars. A dance class advertised by Professor Strasser’s Dancing Studio targets scholars, with sessions from 1 to 9 pm at Augustino Building. Phone number 1921 available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacle
Trinity Lutheran Charch
Cluss
A. Cordesman
Jury to Get Herr in Cases by Thursday
Marion New Jersey June 38 The fringe of the venason on trial for helpiting In the Henry or of June 22 will test at jivon Mas day Because of important dhus edd Wg Immediate atuition Judge Har weil held no weskfou of the tefat to uay The case will gets the ifiry by Touraday Attorneys General Brenda will return hers Molday at attend the final stages of the trial Attorneys for both sides sell conference today to arrigator the trial of the next lot of the 77 under indictment for complicity in the mine murders end rioting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa Jersice
Marion
Herry
Harweil
Uay
Touraday
Brendaze
Molday
Musterole cold remedy promise warm tingle relief
Musterole is advertised as a modern mustard plaster alternative for cold symptoms and bronchitis. It claims quick relief as the ointment penetrates pores with a warm then cooling sensation and lists uses from sore throat to rheumatism. Prices shown are 85¢ and 65¢ per jar or tube.
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Movieland
Kenneth Bowers
W. M
Wiles
Wili
Deglare
Mre
Mary Ellen Braden
Alameda
Cal
Will
Western Maryland Democratic Club
Mary
Tia Womeen
Daniel
W. M. Walkout
Klanhada
Gastetio
South Potomac Straat
Po Im
W. B. Schindler
Hamilton Row
St. Paul
Winsport
Btrasser Duneing
Augilnhough
the Arcade
Odd Fellows
And
Tangier Sound
C. N. Dennis
W. Werhington Ste
Harry B. Kohler
W. Washington Street
Keystone
Co-operative Drug Co
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