Girl Without a Chance opens strong at The Empire
Stock Company presents The Girl Without a Chance as opening bill for a week at The Empire. The drama follows a poor working girl in an American city as she faces exploitation by predators. Endorsed by press and clergy, it promises laughs thrills and sensational moments with vaudeville between acts. Tickets 16 25 and 35 cents with two seats tonight.
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Empire
A. Olvanice
Lendid
No Tail Lights Fined In Court
A county youth was fined in police court for driving without rear tail lights on a motor vehicle last week. Police were instructed to enforce the rule and arrest any driver found with unlit lights after dark and to expect no excuses under the law requiring every automobile to be properly lit after nightfall.
Mrs H B Littlepage Dies In Washington
Berryville Virginia district reports the death of Mrs H B Littlepage on December 5 in Washington D C She was daughter of the late Henry W Castleman of Jefferson County West Virginia and widow of Captain H B Littlepage Confederate Navy veteran Interred at Arlington Cemetery beside her husband Survived by three daughters Mrs Alvan McCauley Detroit Mrs L V Gilbert Atlanta and Mrs Strawn Washington one sister Mrs J S Powers Berryville and one brother John Castleman Leesburg Virginia Funeral held in Washington with Arlington interment
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H. B. Littlepage
Washington, D. C
Ittlepage
Henry W. Castleman
Jefferson ‘County
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King William County
Alvan. McCauley
Detroit
Mich
L. V. Gilbert
Atlanta, Ga
Strawn
Washington
rMs. J. 8. Powers
Berryvill
John Castleman
Leesburg
Arlington, Cemetery
Private Venable Killed in Action in France
The War Department reports Private James T. Venable of Front Royal Virginia was recently killed in action in France. He was the son of Mrs Lucy Venable and the cousin of Charles W. Brown of Winchester. his father Mr James T. Venable Sr. had died years before.
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Lucy Venable
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France
Charles W. Brown
Winchester
Merchants Invest in Star Ads Versus Government Bonds
Merchants who invest in Star ads believe they can better afford to invest in government bonds, highlighting a shift in spending priorities and implications for local advertising and public finance.
Meeting of Live Stock Subcommittee in Washington on hog market
In accordance with Food Administration policy representative agricultural leaders met October 24 in Washington. The Live Stock Subcommittee of the advisory Board and swine Agricultural Advisory group discussed conditions in the hog market. The three day conference also included executives from fifty packing firms handling foreign pork orders and Food Administration officials directing foreign purchases.
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