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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1921

Page

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Detroit Drivers Reform as City Sees Fewer Fatal Mishaps

Deputy Police Commissioner George B. Walters notes improved public mood and stricter enforcement after a year with 162 deadly Detroit motor accidents. He cites active civilian aid, deputized observers, and harsher penalties as key to safer driving. Civil War veterans also depart for Indianapolis convention after a Saturday march.

Detroit Akan KH George B. Walters Sunguil Conrention Indianapolis, Inc David H. Hager Jacob Late Justina Thomas John Wiebel J. H. Lehmester Carver Moblay Frederick Foltz Bagerstown George Frash St. Fial's Church Sprecter West of Town John Greenayi-Samutl Koony Myersville William Lantz Xmeedynville Joba Long Rebrersville

Chicago Spectacle House offers trial True Vision Glasses

Chicago Spectacle House invites readers to request a free trial pair of large area True Vision Glasses. The Karat Gold filled glasses promise near and far sight, reduced eye strain, and headaches. No money required for trial. if unsatisfied, return the glasses within ten days for a refund.

Chicago Dept. C Madison St Parnel Post

McMullen to Speak at G C Meeting

Hugh A. McMullen will be principal speaker at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on September 27. He will discuss the general attitude of citizens toward civic effort. McMullen is president of the Liberty Trust Company of Cumberland and a former Maryland Comptroller. The program runs 6 30 to 8 p m with other features.

Hugh A. McMullen Chamber of Commerce Mullen McMullan Uberty Trust Company Cumberland Maryland Havewell

The Blazing Trail At The Palace Today

Frank Mayo and Mary Philbin star in The Blazing Trail at the Palace. A Blue Ridge mountain love story follows a doctor and a schoolteacher with a sympathetic plot of beauty in distress. Also shown is The Missing Millions with Nick Carter.

Frank Mayo Mary Philbin Pelave Lat Pickens Blue Ridge Mountains Today Nick Carter Tom

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse at Maryland Theatre

Rex Ingram directs the Metro Pictures epic based on Vicente Blasco Ibanez novel. The film's grand scale and artistry drew early praise in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles and heads to Maryland Theatre for a three day run starting September 28.

Rex Ingram Maryland Ingram Cave Dublin Yale Metro Pictures Corporation Noves Vicente ‘Blasco Fbanez Metro I June Mathias iNew York Ciiidge Lea Angeten Hagerstown Maryland Theatre Victor Blasto Ybanez

Matt and Jeff in China town at Nixon's Academy

Matt and Jeff headline a two act musical adaption of Bud Fisher comics at Nixon's Academy on Tuesday September 27 with matinee and night shows. The comedy features a duel scene, love and youth, music and romance with the big pair delivering their typical humor and flair. The production promises a well defined plot and lively song hits.

Mutt Jeff Nixon's Academy Matt Nixon’s Academy Bud Fisher Chinatown Gost

Local visitors wrap up trip from Marcua to Washington County

Mr and Mrs J W Nield and Mr and Mrs L A Graner with their son of Marcua Iowa have completed a two week visit with relatives in Washington and Frederick counties. They are returning home Monday by automobile.

Autual Sweklensl J. W. Nield L.A. Graner and Son Marcua Iown Washington Frederick Counties

Sim teas presents Good Women at Colonial Theatre

Roberton Cole presents a new photoplay Good Women adapted from C Gardner Bullivan with Louis J. Gesnier directing. The Kismet director Otis Blimner returns for another acclaimed production as the Colonial Theatre opens today with the film at traction.

Roberteen-Cole Colonial Theatre C. Gardner Bullivan

Two Famous Villains in The Gilded Lily

Charles Gerard and Lowell Sherman, famed villains, co star in The Gilded Lily with Mae Murray. This pairing marks a first on screen as fans await which character bears guilt in the Robert Leonard production shown at the Nixons Academy. A subplot features a venomous fish in South Seas coral reefs.

Charles Gerard Lowell Sherman Mac Murray Leonard South Seas

Picturesque View of Ellis Island in Pickford Film

Europeans called the land of the free as a new Maury Pickford film shows an excellent view of Ellis Island. The New York Harbor scenes were shot by M Schneider under Mel Larkin's supervision amid peak immigrant congestion. Rumors of a riot when foreigners learned filming were reported by locals and readers.

Wan Land of Freedom Palace ‘Theatre New York Harbor M. Schneider Mel Larkin Mary Pickard Ellis Ieland E Pickford Mary

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