Master of Masons Is Dead
Henry Knox Field grand master of Virginia Masons and leading Alexandria businessman died at his home Tuesday evening after long illness. Elected grand master in Richmond in February, Deputy Grand Master Ernest Lee Cunningham will complete the term. Funeral held in Alexandria with Grand Lodge officers and clergy led by Rev J W Duffey. Field was longtime Methodist Episcopal Church, South worker.
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Henry Knox Field
Masons
Virginia
Alemandria
Virginia Masons
Richmonds
Ernest Lee Cunningham
Newport News
Alexandria
Grand Lodge of Virginia
J. W. Duffey
Winchester
Rockville
Field
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Maryland 10. Get Thieving Soldier Maryland 10
Private John L. Harper of the First Maryland Infantry remains jailed in Winchester awaiting disposition of charges for stealing a bugle and clothing from Fred Wright. Wire reports say transport to Baltimore will follow if authorities surrender him for military trial. Harper had been absent from his command and was serving a six month sentence for theft. his presence in Winchester sparked further actions.
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John L. Harper
First
Maryland Infantry
Winchester
Hig
Fred
Wright
M. A. Doran
Iles E/ Myers
Omer
Maryland
Baltim Sadis
Baltimore
Harper
Potatoes Impress Readers From Local Farm Sample
Mrs. Philip Shade of near Siler sent potatoes to The Star office. A hill yielded eight tubers weighing 23 4 pounds total, about a pound each. Mr. and Mrs. C Bane and son from Wilmington Del visiting Mrs W C Feagans in Wheatland.
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Philip Shade
near _ Siler
Star Office
C. Bane and Son
Wilmington
Del
W. C. Feagans
Wheatland
Navy Captain and Family Visit Winchester on Vacation
Capt. Louis M. Nulton of the United States Navy and his wife with two daughters are due in Winchester from Annapolis Maryland for a ten day stay at the home of Mrs. Nulton’s parents Mr and Mrs E J Evans on North Main Street. Capt Nulton is stationed at the Naval Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M.* Nulton
United States Navy
Dramatic Star Cast Leads Empire Show Tonight
Rex Beat narrates a gripping tale full of thrilling adventures at Empire. Hart and Hil yard deliver a clean cut singing and dancing act with yodeling. Admission is 10c rising to 16c.
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Alaska
Rex Beat
Empire Tonight
Hart
Hilyard
Pupils May Save a Year by Study
Public school pupils may pass a special examination at the opening of the new session to remove failing marks in one or two subjects from last year. Four weeks of study may suffice, with several teachers offering preparation classes. Admission requires evidence of vacation study under supervision, enabling full promotion next year.
Stomach and liver troubles advertised with tablets
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. It promises relief and claims the medicine costs a quarter and is sold by all dealers.
Miss Dave Feagans Returns Home After Extended Visit
Miss Dave Feagans returns to Wheatland from two months with friends in Delaware Atlantic City and Baltimore visiting towns and enjoying the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Feagans
Wheatland
Delaware
Atlantic City
Baltimore
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