Evangelist Williams Calls Audience to Glorious Lifting Up
Despite bad weather many attended the Salvation Army meeting led by Mr. Williams. He spoke on A Glorious Lifting Up highlighting humility, biblical examples, and lifting in grace and death. The audience prayed for consecration and service with a future talk on The Second Birth tonight at 7 45.
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Salvation Army
Williams
Jesus
Mary Magdelene
Jerry McCauley
New York
Ash Barrel
Jimmy
The
Melvin Trotter
Michigan
Evangelist
Saul
Tarshis
John Bunyan
General Williams
Booth
John Wesley
Whitmore
Bluebird
Elijah
Lazarus
Newsboy
Public Evening Schools to Host Auto Care Lectures
The Winchester auto distributors plan Thursday night lectures for car owners covering care, driving and maintenance by visiting experts. Capt. George Kurtz supplies chairs, Hicks Motor Company provides sight and room, and the auto school coordinates the events. Future meetings will focus on tires and batteries with Goodyear providing lecturer and moving pictures from Akron.
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Hicks Motor Com
Gil
Wicinery
Variabile Bus
Arto Distributors
George Kurtz
Hicks Motor Company
Auto School
Winchester Pubiic
Goodyear Tire Company
Akron
Ohio
D W Ritenour Struck by Mumps in City Notice
Deputy collector of internal revenue D W Ritenour on East Piccadilly street is ill with mumps. He fell ill last night and will miss he planned week at the post office building aiding tax returns.
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Dave Ritenour
Internal Revenue
East Picca~ Iy Street
Ritenour
Farmers to Meet at Stephens City rescheduled meeting
Weather delays push Farmers' Club gathering to Friday February 6 at 9 30 p m in Stephens City High School hall. Bowles state organizer of the Farmers' Union will attend to organize a National Farmers' Union branch. Members and others urged to attend. Also Buick demonstration set for Thursday February 5 at 7 30 p m inviting ladies. Public sale Saturday February 7 at 1 p m at 312 Highland Ave features household goods carpets canned fruits meat and lard.
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Farmers’ Club
Stephens City High Schoo
Bowles
Farmers’ Union
National Farmers’ Union
Highland Ave
John Mason
Everything for better fruit ad from Winchester Orchard Supply Co
An advertisement lists lime sulfur solution and powder Gealocide Pyrox lead arsenate Bordeaux dusting materials. Promotes Winchester Orchard Supply Co at 42 Rouss Avenue offering farming inputs for fruit cultivation.
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Winchester Orchard Sup. CO
Rouss. Avenue
Three Americans killed in Syria convoy attack
The State Department reported that three Americans were killed by brigands on February 4 near Esmali north of Aleppo. They were part of a relief convoy under the American Committee for Relief. Names were not released.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fev
Syria
State Department
Esmali
Alléppo
American Committee For Relief
New York
Shenandoah Valley National Bank Ad Encourages Small Accounts
Where Saving Are Safe invites customers to transact business with Shenandoah Valley National Bank. No account is too small.
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Shenandoah Val
NAT'L _ BANK
Martens Charges US Officials as Soviet Propaganda Covert
Soviet representative Martens told a Senate committee that U S officials cooperated with the Russian soviet government in propaganda efforts. He named Raymond Robins of the Red Cross as an agent of the committee on public information and criticized Creel era public information work.
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Washington
United States
Ludwig” “Coat Martens
Russia
Gov
Crnment
Sisson Document
President Wilson Recovers From Cold At White House
President Wilson, despite a hail sleet and windstorm, spent time on the south portico today at the White House and appears to have recovered from a slight cold contracted several days ago. Buick demonstration announced for Thursday evening at 7 20 p m with notice by H W Ebert.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Buick
H. W. Ebert
Near Blizzard Hits Valley of Virginia and Oak Valley
A heavy snowstorm moved into the Valley of Virginia and Oak Valley early this morning. The storm produced wet heavy snow that turned lighter, with high winds causing drifting. Indicators suggested the blizzard would continue for a time.
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Valley OF
Virginia
Oak Valley
Winchester Public Schools Reorganized Under Expert Review
Public notice announces a complete reorganization of grades in Winchester Public Schools effective February 9 after a scientific study led by Harvard and University of Virginia experts. The aim is to raise standards, adjust grade placement without interrupting progress, and deliver education matching children's abilities with hopes of surpassing Virginia city standards in two to three years.
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Winchester — Publi
Alexander Inglis
Harvard University
Virginia Educational Commission
W. Bs Dearborn
3B. Manahan
University of Virginia
George Ferguson
W. L. Prince
Virginia
A. D. Wright
Star
Winchester
Orchard Foreman Wanted for Martinsburg Commercial Grove
Wanted competent experienced orchard foreman for commercial orchard. Also strong worker for general orchard tasks. Apply X. Poole or Walter W. Trout, Martinsburg, W. Va. 4-30-31.
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X. Poole
Walter W. Trout
Martinsburg
W. VA
For Sale Titan Tractor and Massey Bros Machinery
An OCR fragment notes a Titan tractor and Massey Bros equipment offered for sale in excellent condition. Also mentions a grocer offering CLARO Flour and a hazy market listing with unclear dates or places. This item appears as a small classified notice with limited legible details.
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Titan Tractor
Massey Bros
I. H
Card of Thanks for Kind Friends in Time of Death
The note expresses gratitude to friends who offered support during a death and hardship. It thanks neighbors for kindness and friendship and hopes readers understand the sorrow while recalling the bright side of humanity. The message names a family and mentions enduring memories and shared sympathy.
Von Lersner Relieved of Job Amid Berlin Tense
Paris dispatches report Kurt von Lersner, head of the German peace delegation, has resigned and will depart for Berlin. The Allied Council of Ambassadors met to discuss the crisis after his withdrawal and the demand list for extraditions. The German premier was informed of the resignation and the envoy was ordered to transmit the extradition vote to Berlin.
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Kurt von Lersner
Wead
Paris
Ead
Ete
Miler
Berlin
Coun‘b. of
Jnto
Baron von Lersner
Kurt von Ersner
von Leisner
Free Field For Shorts In Busy New York Stock Market
In New York Feb 3 continued collapse of foreign exchange and higher rates let shorts run in the stock market in a morning that showed little incentive to buy except small declines in rails. Wealthier issues led losses with General Motors Crucible steel American Woolen Endicott Johnson petroleum and motor stocks down 3 to 7 points. Low priced oils fell further and bonds including Liberty issues slipped as money opened at 14 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Shorts
General Motors
Crucible
Steel
Amelcan Woolet
Endicott-Johnson
Petroleum and
Motor Ce
Blames Day Law For Ship Sales
Washington, Feb. 4. The sale of former German passenger liners seized at the outbreak of the navy was compelled by the national prohibition law, Chairman Payne told President Wilson. He said the government could not operate ships on which intoxicants were not sold, and noted limitations under the law.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Shipping Board
Payne
Wilson
Wet U MEETING at Mrs Supinger’s 25 North Braddock Attock
The regular meeting of the W T U will be held at the residence of Mrs Charles Supinger at 25 North Braddock Attock on Thursday after ear ry mates moon at 3 o clock.
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The
T. U
Charles Supinger
North Braddock Attock
Ear Ry
Trial of five Socialist members features flag-spit testimony
In Albany on February 4 a sensational moment arose at the trial of five suspended Socialist members of the New York Assembly. Assemblyman Maurice Bloch moved to remove Miss Elfen B. Chivers's testimony claiming her account of Charles Solomon spitting an American flag was obviously impossible. The chair denied the motion as the witness testified Solomon spat at a 1917 street corner incident after refusing to surrender to soldiers.
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Albany
Feo
New York Assembly
Maurice Bloch
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Elfen B. Chivers
Charles Solomon
Martin
Lyw
Solomon
Weech
Bloch
Shipping Board invites bankers on committee to promote ship securities
Washington february four leading bankers were invited by chairman payne of the shipping board to join a committee to educate the investing public on the value of shipping securities. the board faces selling ships valued at two billion dollars and seeks public appreciation of the shipping service and industry.
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Washington
Payne
The
Shipping Board
War on aeds has its effect and arrests rise
Washington reports deporation of radicals and nationwide arrests as the government vows to enforce laws. Attorney General Palmer told the House judiciary committee the crackdown will continue and help improve conditions. He says arrests and deportations are essential to punish crimes of Reds and communists under a state order.
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Washington
Lawa
United States
Palmer
House Judiciary
Dogs to be killed if 1910 taxes unpaid in city notice
City announces owners of dogs must pay due taxes for 1910. If taxes are not settled, the dogs will be killed. The notice appears in the public records under city housing and property responsibilities.
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Barr
City Reas
Wages retention of state bureau debate stirs Virginia
The House committee held a public hearing January 24 on abolishing the prohibition enforcement department. Telegrams and petitions from across the state opposed the move, arguing federal agents and local officials would suffice. A letter from S. R. Donohoe, federal director for Virginia, urges preserving state enforcement, noting his small force and the department’s role in supervising liquor permits and preventing violations. A social will follow at Stephens City High School Auditorium on February 6 at 8 PM with a musical program and civic league activities.
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Moral and Social Welfare Committee
House of Delegates
Hac &A
Prohibition Commissioner's Department
Federal Prohibition Department
R. 10 Hoe
Virginia
Richmond
G. Walter Mapp
State Senate
Mapp
ilMeit Stille
S. Riv Donohoe
Ich
Stephens City
Circuit Court Trials Begin in Frederick County
February term opens with Judge B F Whiting presiding. Grand jury indicts E W Ritter former justice on a felony charge with death as extreme penalty. Ritter jailed. jury may be summoned for later trial. Several motions heard and trials set including Lee vs Glaize for 1449 dollars. Grim estate suit for 193.13 taxes. company suit for 260 dollars. note by Bernard Wine cited.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
B. F. Whiting
E. W. Ritter
Ritter
John .C. Lee
Fred L. Glaize Wan
E. Lutd
Lasi_T. F. Grim
Diaimutr
Netémyer Ang
Bernard Wine
Stephens City
Turks Plan Holy War On British Forces
dispatches from Constantinople report the Young Turks seek a holy war against Britain with a large red army poised to strike The warning notes the threat is not regarded as immediate by Washington officers and cites related clashes near Mesopotamian regions and Aintab in Asia Minor involving French and Turkish nationalist forces.
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Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Constantinople
Red’ Army
Bolabevi
Washington
Red” Army
M md Aintab
Turkey
Asia
Baltimore Woman Grace Scherer Dies at About 26
Mrs Grace Scherer dies in Baltimore following no stated cause of death. She was daughter of Mrs Therese Henry and the late Hugh Henry and was connected to Winchester through frequent visits. Her husband is Mr Edward L Heney and she had a sister who died a month earlier.
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Edward L. Héney
Tite
Grae Scherer
George R. Henry
Scherer
Lie Henry
Hugh Henry
Mr. Scherer
Winchester
Mrs. Barr Improving in Lancaster Hospital
Mrs. Carrie Parker Barr widow of M. L. Barr of its city is reported in Lancaster Pa hospital receiving good attention and improving, according to Mrs. D W Poisal of Dank who was in Winchester yesterday on Dustiness. Mrs. Barr moved to Lancaster a year ago to live with Mr and Mrs Poisal and was seriously ill about a month ago but has shown improvement recently.
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Carrie Parker Barr
M. L. Barr
Lancaster
Mm. D W. &. Poisal
Dank
Winchester
Davis Child Dies After Illness in Winchester
Frederick Raysor Davis, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Davis, died at home on Fairmount avenue from intestinal inflammation. He was 1 year 3 months old and leaves a brother. The father works for People's Drug Company. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Civic League to meet Friday February 6 at 3 pm at the library.
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Frederick Raysor Davis
Clarence A. Daevis
Fairmount Avenue
Taeknil
People’s Drug Company
Winchester
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Martens
U.S
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F.E. Clerk
Thomas R. Marshall
Little Morrison Warshall
Fe U
Allied Council
Giry
Specks
Gers
Sassemblyman
AEDS
Department of Prohibition
Donohoe
BOX Social
Civic. League
Red
Hare
Grace Scherer
Baltimore
Mrs. Barr
Lancaster Hospital
Mr. and
Mrs. Davis
Civic League
Frank Ver
Cook
Munger Eust
Mobrae County
E. Ritter
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