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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
2
A. H. Lee of Bergyville Virginia seeks a responsible party with a four-horse team to haul and furnish a dwelling, stable, garden, and firewood for housing over a million feet of lumber. For interview, inquire at Castleman’s Ferry Bridge for C.8.
Joyful Easter anthems and carols will be sung at the 11 oclock service at Christ Episcopal Church by the choir under director Mrs F M Reynolds with organist Mrs H D Fuller. The program includes Te Deum by Dudley Buck after the first lesson and Jubilate by Rees after the second lesson. The rector Rev Robert B Nelson will lead services from 8 am Holy Communion to 11 am sermon on The Present Power of the Resurrection and 5 pm Easter service for children. The Empire Theatre picture service is at 3:30 and 9 pm. Everyone invited.
Mrs H D Fuller collects outgrown garments from Plainfield to support the District Nurses Association. Call 340 J or committee members for pickup between now and Saturday noon. Sale Friday night through Saturday at 1 o clock at the rest room to aid charity patients.
A letter found near Kamakura, handed to police, contains theft injunctions from a jealous naval officer to his wife. The notes instruct to avoid talking with the postman or tradesmen, have newspapers and letters delivered through a door slit, and not to attend the public bath at night. The report from TOKIO dated April 10 cites the unusual guidance as evidence of controlling behavior.
Washington April 10 The Treasury Department plans to press speed boats used in Rum Row illegal deliveries into service to enforce the blockade under Volstead act regulations. Auctions will continue for seized carriers with safeguards to block former owners. In 1924 the nation seized 251 vessels and 5,214 cars valued at over 3.5 million dollars, plus 236 bow and launches valued about 279,198.
The Coast Guard will observe a Titanic memorial April 14 at the disaster site north latitude 41.46, west longitude 50.14, with full military honors. Modoc and Tampa will patrol the ice, a muster in full dress, prayers, taps, and three volleys accompany the ceremony.
The coast guard plans to train officers as specialists in ice study. Edward H. n, an oceanographic officer, will pursue a yearlong fellowship at Bergen Norway to investigate icebergs and factors influencing their life. Commander Smith, a pioneer in ice patrol, oversees data and research with Harvard scientists as the service expands beyond warning crafts to study currents and formation sites in the North Atlantic.
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