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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1920
Page
2
London December 20 Farrow's Bank an institution with branches near London posted a notice that payments had been stopped. The bank with capital of 1,000,000 pounds and unofficial deposits perhaps two to three million pounds gave no immediate explanation for the move.
At a rooming house an opium party ended with the death of Virginia Guinnivan, 23, and serious illness to another woman. A woman and three men, including a dry goods clerk, were arrested without bail and await further hearing.
The Lords accepted the amendments from the Commons on the Irish Home Rule bill after a brief debate. The passage confirms progress toward legislation and preserves the constitutional path for Irish self government.
A corrected market update lists Baltimore wholesale prices including No 1 Timothy day, corn barrel, young chickens, hens, roosters, butter dairy prints, fat steers, lambs, sheep, heifers, calves and hogs. Local wholesale and retail markets show cereal, feed, masd, molasses horse feed, eggs, and other feedstuffs with varied quotes.
Mr. Harry H. Lynch of the War Risk Insurance Bureau in Washington is spending Christmas with his parents Mr and Mrs M M Lynch on South Washington Street. Mr M M Lynch Jr is expected tonight from Heiden-Sidney College Va.
The J P Houck Tanning Company of Clarrison ure Va announced a about 15 percent wage reduction to take effect soon. The plant had previously raised wages to offset living costs which are now said to be declining.
S TM RVD UNDER JACKSON. Dr. Fdear HE. Pardons. 83-years o'd Vet Qinder night at his home at Tiedmont. W. Va. Fle was an assist ant fence iate Twenty-third Vir ginia Recuent, Stonewall Brigade, during the civil war. Two sons and two daughters survive.
Mo Moareht proprietor of the Washington Shoe Shine Parlor on North Main Street was fined $9 and costs for selling cigars on Sunday in night police court last night. Arrest was made by Officer Miaceev.
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