Naming of a Pen Warden Held Up at Meeting
The Board of Welfare postponed selecting a new warden after debate on candidates. Emory L. Coblantz supported Major Mel Clintock with Governor Hitchie’s backing, but the vote was deferred to Thursday next.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1923
Page
2
The Board of Welfare postponed selecting a new warden after debate on candidates. Emory L. Coblantz supported Major Mel Clintock with Governor Hitchie’s backing, but the vote was deferred to Thursday next.
The Governor, while not a Board member, is said to live connected with postponement in the interest of finding the right man for a difficult place. The remark suggests more information may be sought before acting.
The Maryland Penitentiary factory will complete installation of machinery and begin producing the 1932 license tags on Monday. The background is black, with orange accents. the project shifts tag production from Baltimore enameling to the Penitentiary-run facility under Warren Claude B. Sweezey. Monte Carlo Girls at the Maryland Theatre headlining with a cast including Sweepy fart, County Burns, and Grace Goodale, featuring twenty musical numbers in two burlettas, with designs by Hirrs Jackson.
A film bill presents Betty Compson, Bart Lyte and May Me Avoy with Gareth Hughes Kathleen Gilford May Kelso John Millern Walter Long and others in Kick in a Paramount production by Willard Mack it's set to run two days starting Monday amid a stellar cast and varied group scenes 190
Our Better Selves presents a re edited Patie Vluylet exploiting Paa ula Ward's powerful emotional talents at the Palace Teatre today. The drama is described as intensely interesting, written by master scenario Rue thor and Oulda Bergere.
At her Hollywood HQ Nazimova defends women’s autonomy as reporters press about her look and hair style. She states appearance should not define a performer’s work or character, denying hair choices reflect on her art.
A discussion of women’s rights frames the upcoming production of A Doll’s House at the Palace Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. The piece argues a woman’s right to develop personality and independence, with emphasis on appearance and freedom.
Hoot Gibson leads the red blooded tale The Lone Hand a Fox production at the Academy Theatre Weston a comedy drama packed with action Reeves Eason directed adaptation by A P Younger with Margie Day and others in supporting roles The film features a miner named Dynamite and a swift narrative of suspense and danger set against a two day run beginning Monday Also contains a medical advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar with letters from Spokane Washington praising its use against coughs and grippe.
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