Lord Loveland Discovers America in New York Laughs
A comic tale follows Lord Loveland after arriving in America with a bogus letter of credit. He is ejected from a hotel, wanders Central Park, becomes a waiter, joins a theatre troupe, and falls for Leslie Dearmer. An automobile crash, a reporter’s expose, and a cheerful late showing round out the misadventures. Admission ten cents.
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Lord Loveland
England
New York
Bank
Theotel
Central Park
Leslie Dearmer
Tran
Mrs. Gilpin Donates Baltimore Art School Building
Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin presents a large residence at St Paul and Preston streets to the Charcoal Club and Art School of Baltimore. The gift creates a permanent headquarters with art displays and student space and may support an auditorium, signaling strong local support for art.
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Henry B. Gilpin
Charcoal Club
Art School
Baltimore
Gilpin
St Paul and
Preston Streets
He Didn't But Really Did Los Angeles July 18
Alfred Bryan, author of I Didn’t Raise My Boy To Be a Soldier, said his son is ready to join the army to defend the United States. Bryan explains gym training builds strength to protect wife and self. Ruth Stout of Clifton Forge Virginia monitored in the Virginia Valley and registered at Hotel Evans.
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Los Angeles
Alfred Bryan
Bryan
Alfred
United States
Cices ‘Sentz
Ruth ‘Stout
Clifton Forge
Virginia Vatley
Hotel
Evans
Funeral of Late Mrs. Kohihousen
The funeral for Mrs. Julia Ready Kohihousen wife of Roy Kohlhausen and formerly of Winchester now of Pittsburgh Pa occurred Friday in Washington. Services were at St Aloysius Catholic Church at 10 am and she was buried in Mount Olivet Cemetery beside her mother. Death followed acute stomach trouble after ten days in hospital. Brother in law Frank Kohlhansen of Winchester attended.
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Julia Ready Kohihousen
Roy Kohthousen
Winchester
Pittsburgh
The
Star
Washington
Mar Hing
St. Aloysuis Catholic Church
Mount Olivet
Funeral Services For James Bucher
Mountain Falls Virginia July 18 Funeral services for James R Bucher a retired farmer and Confederate veteran were held at St Johns Church conducted by Rev Kira vofe of Wardensville W Va. Large crowd attended with many tributes to his service. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers Dorman Sale J W Keffer Harry Richard A W Lockhart J M Brill and J L Moore. His daughter Mrs EB CG White of Pittsburgh arrived as the funeral party left for the church. His sister Mrs Bennett of Wheeling could not attend due to age. Bucher served in Gen Robert E Lees bodyguard during the Civil War and had an excellent record as a soldier.
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Mountain Falls
James R. 3. Bucher
St. John’s Church
Kiravofe
Wardensville
W. Va
Saredcict
Messrs
Dorman Sale
J. W. Keffer
Harry Richard
A. W. Lockhart
J. M. Brill
J. L. Moore
Bucher
EB. CG. White
Pittsburgh
Bennett
Wheeling
Robert E. Lee
President Wilson Granted Free Virginia Hunting License
NORFOLK Va July 18 President Wilson will not pay for a Virginia hunting license a privilege denied to others. A new law requires a 10 dollar permit to hunt birds or game during seasons. Wilson applied and enclosed a check for 10 dollars becoming the first to receive license number one.
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Norfolk
Wilson
Virginia
Nfm
State Allows $10 Return to Hunt Any County
The individual received ten dollars returned and is granted permission to hunt across all counties in the state.
Grip of Evil Starts At Empire Tomorrow
Pathe's latest continued picture The Grip of Evil will open at The Empire tomorrow night July 19. The fourteen chapter serial follows John Burton a laborer turned millionaire as he searches for whether humanity is in the grip of evil. Jackie Saunders plays a different role each episode, with fashion by New York designers.
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Pathe
the Empire
John Burton
Rol and Bottomley
Jackie Saunders
Ma. Adams
New York
Wilson
Empire
Washington
Funeral for Hiram Cooper at Mount Olive Church
Funeral services for Hiram Cooper were held July 7 at Mount Olive Church near Hayfield after a prolonged illness of tuberculosis. Rev. E W Brubaker officiated as pallbearers and choir members sang hymns. He was 58 years old and is survived by his widow two sons John and Edward and two brothers Sales and Marion.
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Chambersville
Hiram Cooper
Opequon
Mount Olive Church
Hayfield
E. W. Brubaker
Winchester
Messrs
John Cochran
Luther
Walter Miller
Magnus Carper
Singhass
Carper
John and
Edward Cooper
Sales Cooper
Marion Cooper
Treasure hunt sails to seek Ward line wreck off Virginia
A New York financed deep sea expedition arrives off the Virginia capes to recover treasure from the Ward line steamship Medira sunk after a collision. Led by George D. Stillson, the close corporation includes Titania Fearless and F. M. Beckwith, under Rear Admiral Colby M. Chester retired.
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New York
Virginia Capes
Ward Line
Medira
Merida
United States Fruit
Admiral Farraguet
Cape Charles Light
Titania
Fearless
F. M. Beckwith
George D. Stillson
Honolulu
Interocean Submarine Engineering Company
Colby M. Chester
Man Injured by Protruding Nail in Foot
Arthur Stottlemyer suffered a nail wound after stepping on a board. The nail penetrated his foot and was cauterized. He received an Antiblockjaw serum as a precaution.
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Arthur Stottlemyer
The Girl Beyond the Trail Opens as Serial
A new serial story by James Oliver Charwood titled The Girl Beyond the Trail debuts with opening chapters. The Washington Sunday Star hints at a July start date for readers to follow the continuing adventure.
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James Oliver Charwood
Washington
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