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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1920

Page

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Free Lectures on Citizenship Draw Winchester Audience

The public is invited to lectures on government at Handley Library with speaker RR Gray Williams on April 20 at 8 p m. The University of Virginia will run a women’s citizenship school April 22 23 and 24. The Winchester Star previews efforts to study government and notes a council plan for Handley school development amid legal and procedural details.

RR. Gray Williams Handley Library Winchester Star University of Virginia Handley Board of Trustees Common Council Handley Counce Board Chancery Commonwealth Corpe Winches Fenuit-Court Prederick Handley Board Funk & Wagnalls Standard Dictionary General Education Board

Rail Strike Ends Likely As Key Lines Return to Work

The Associated Press reports a nationwide rail tie up linked to wage disputes appears headed to resolution. Philadelphia area switchmen and yard workers vote to return, with seniority protections and non disciplinary treatment promised. Momentum grows as workers in other regions begin resuming duties.

Associated Press Pennsylvania Reading Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia William J. Tracy Pennsylvania State Bureau of Mediation Boston Washington New York East Pennsylvania and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Chicago Outlaws Demand Fresh Settlement Tactics

Chicago district strike talks stalled at noon as the grand lodge officers and trustees of the outlaw union reiterated new demands. Yardmen in Cleveland proposed wage talks with government recognition of new unions, while hearings opened in Washington with Doak representing workers. Baltimore and Pennsylvania lines reported returns to work, easing passenger service and signaling freight movement. Detroit and Camden workers also voted to resume work pending wage-board adjustments.

Chicago Grand Lodge Cleveland Cleveland Yardmen’ S Association Federal Railroad Labor Board Washington Railroad Board Railroad Labor Board W.N. Doak Brotherhood Pittsburgh Baltimore Ohio J. A. Nee Singer of Baltimore and Ohio Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Reading Boston Mass New Basil Roads Hartford New England Cincinnati Camden N. J

Stephenson Sells More Land for 24000 to Tipton

W Roy Stephenson sold nearly half his Stephenson estate to Frances C Tipton for 24000 yesterday and says offers for the rest rival that amount. The station property will be enlarged, making the place busier, with a large granite monument to Amos Snowden Amens near the bridge where he was wounded in the Civil War. The foundation for the monument has just been finished by contractor H B Grim.

W. Roy Stephenson Frances c. Tipton Stephenson H. B. Grim

Boy Scouts Offer Yard Work and Flower Box Service

Notice to all concerned announces Boy Scouts are cleaning yards and making flower boxes for parties and other tasks. Scouts are employed Fridays on farms and in town, and after school on weekdays. Charges reasonable. Notify the Scout Commissioner in advance.

Desirable Harris Addition Lots Put Up For Quick Sale

Mrs Browning offers three inexpensive lots near the Harris addition to raise funds for burned buildings. Quick payers preferred.

Harris Addition B.F. Browning

Joint meeting of Stonewall Memorial and Turner Ashby Chapter

A joint meeting is set at Mrs. Holmes Wonrad's residence on Monday morning April 19 at 10:30. All members are urged to be present.

Stonewall Memorial Association Turner Ashby

Pastor to Speak on Christian Life and Pentecostal Message

The Rev Charles Adey will lead morning service on The Christian View of Life and evening service on The Wholesome Fruits of the Pentecostal Message with Baptism administered at both. All seats are free. Cast and Steel Ranges advertised by R. M. Swimiley.

Charles Adey

Moving Picture and Lecture by Red Cross Speakers

Under Winchester and Frederick County Red Cross Major Brumfield of the Virginia State Board of Health will speak on Social Hygiene at Handley Library Auditorium for women Monday April 19 at 4 o clock. Presbyterian Mission Highland Avenue will host a men’s session Monday April 19 at 7 o'clock admission free.

Winchester Frederick County Red Cross Brumfield Virginia State Board of Health Handley Library Presbyterian Mission Highland Avenue

Delegates Named for Roanoke Convention

At a Winchester Democratic Committee meeting on April 16 1920 five delegates and one alternate were declared for the Roanoke convention. Qualified delegates named are H F Byrd Thomas W Harrison James C Collins Ashby Sprint and C Harry Hardy. Archibald Oden Jr named as alternate. Convention to open May 19 1920 in Roanoke.

Democratic Vke Committee John M. Steck C. Harry Hardy Declin Becaue Ao Ingor Winchester Star Gaid City Roanoke H. F. Byrd Thomas W. Harrison James C. Collins Ashby Sprint C. Harry Hardy Archibald Oden

Winchester Star defends firemen backed civic order in April disputes

In a forthright reply the Winchester Star rebutts a recent communication and defends the city fire company and local officials. It cites official minutes and asserts the April 13 article and the following editorial misrepresented facts while urging continued support for speed regulations and opposition to radical coercion.

Friendship Friendship. Fire Co Winchester Star

Black Ben Davis Trees Sold by Phil H. Gold

Two year old Black Ben Davis trees totaling 150 head were listed by Phil H. Gold in a locality sale notice.

Ben Davis Phil H. Gold Lpit

Store Room For Rent At Loudoun Street Bakery

Beck's Steam Bakery announces the large store room No 165 North Loudoun Street is available for rent with possession starting May 1. The bakery shop discontinues its rental branch.

Loudoun Street Beck's Steam Bakery, Inc

There Are Always Rainbows Ahead

A devotional note from the Lutheran Church Men s Bible Class describes steady steps toward goals, faith in perseverance, and the belief that rainbows await beyond weather and doubt. The weekly session gathers each Sunday to reinforce this mindset.

Lutheran Church Noras

Wanted. April 24 1920 trips by the V.V. Depot

Notice seeks M V B Snoke as agent for four trips during the week with two on Sundays. Appears under public notice style from a 1920s local source. The unnamed agency references the V V Depot and fire four trips weekly including Sundays.

Unc. Vv M. V. B. Snoke

Final Rites for Mrs Thomas Byrd in Christ Church

Mrs Margaret D Lewis Byrd wife of Thomas B Byrd dies in Charlotte NC where she had visited relatives Services led by Rev Robert A Goodwin and Rev I J Phillips with hymns Sovereign Ruler of the Skies and Abide With Me The service drew many friends and kin and the casket was buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named The obituary also notes nurseries offerings and a small classified line for fruit trees and a washer advertisement

Solent En Trace Christ Church Lewis Mount Hebron Cemetery Walter T. Gore Philip Williams W. Nelson Page Allen Ouomert Martinsburg W. Va Walter D. Myers Richard E. Grimith J. B.bever Jr Avenel Beverley B. Bley Ee Kenneth N Gilpin Boyce J. B. Beverley Shirley Carter T. B. Patton William E. Carson Riverton Lewis M Alien Clarke County W Alexander Baker Horace Browne R Gray. Williams Logan R. Fay J Gray Beverley Amily Byrd Richard Evelyn Byrd Richmond Henry d. Fiood Washington Sates J. Paulkner KB. Boyd Faulkner Joseph A. Massey Newport News

Late Mrs Wilkes Laid To Rest In Washington

The funeral of Mrs Sydnor Wilkes who died at Memorial Hospital after paralysis was held yesterday afternoon at the Baker residence on South Washington Street. The interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers W. W. Glass Horace Browne Dr. R. M. Glass Harry H. Baker J. B. Bev StoF ter T. Gore. She was about 75, widow of Thomas M. Wilkes, longtime Washington lawyer. She aided wounded soldiers in the Civil War era and was daughter of the late Captain Richard Mitchell Sydnor and Mary Brent Sydnor of Spring Hill farm Marlboro. She was aunt to Mrs Horace G. Browne Mrs John Graham and Capt Nathanial Cartmell.

Sydnor Wilkes Memorial Hospital W. A. Baker South Washington Street Robert A. Goodwin Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Mount Hebron Cemetery W. W. Glass Horace Browne R. M. Glass Harry H. Baker J. B. Bev . StoFter T. Gore Wilkes Thomas M. Wilkes South Carolina Kert Washington Whkes Frederick County Richard Mitchell Sydnor Mary Brent Sydnor Marlboro Horace G. Browne John Graham Newville Nathanial Cartmell United Army

Mrs Barr Returns from Lynchburg Visit With Family Ties

Mrs C Fred Barr has returned from Lynchburg Virginia where she spent late winter and early spring with her sister Mrs George Dalgetty Kerr and her daughter Elizabeth Barr a senior at Randolph Macon Woman's College.

C. Fred. Barr Lynchburg, Va Peert George Dalgetty-Kerr Elizabeth Barr Randolph- Macon Woman's College

Distinctive Lead Arsenate For High Poisoning Power

The advertisement touts safe and sure arsenate of lead with fineness for anti form distribution and insect control. It claims thorough combination of arsenic and trad provides effective treatment and greatest possible safety to fruit and foliage.

Winchester Orchard Supply Company Delivery Ready

Winchester Orchard Supply Company announces delivery now ready. Phone 313 301 N Market St. April 13.

Winchester Orchard Supply Company N. Market ST

Public Sale Notice At Valley Hotel

Public sale April 24 at Valley Hotel 10 o'clock listing household and kitchen furniture. J. M. Oats advertised as man of experience in Groceries and General Merchandise to work it warehouse. Address care Star office 16 1p 2t.

Valley Hotel J. M. Oats Star Office

Newlin resumes real estate and UD service at Winchester area

After leaving the UD Government, EPH B Newlin announces return to 14 Reuss Avenue second floor to manage Newlin and Co real estate with full staff. Offers 17 acres limestone property near Winchester on main road, 7 room stucco dwelling, outbuildings, water well, early possession, priced at 6500 dollars. Hansbrough Carter Insurance-Loans-Real Estate advertises services.

UD. 3 Reuss Avenue Newlin and Co Eph B. Newlin Winchester Hansbrough & Carter

Try Herrell’s Seed Oats at Finchester Seed Co

Seed oats advertised as a bumper crop and pedigreed high grade seed oats offered by Finchester Seed Co Inc. The notice promotes seed oats with emphasis on quality for planting.

Finchester Seed Co., Inc

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