Apple Blossom Festival Plans Adopted in Winchester Meeting
General Organization Meeting adopts report opposing incorporation of the festival society on commercial lines. President pledges loyalty and cooperation with local leaders. The second annual Apple Blossom Festival to be held as a two year spread event with an executive committee managing funds and program details.
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Winchester
Frederick Ane
Mittee
Com
Foreit
Henry Steere
Istani
F. W. Bailey
L. A
iClay DeGrange
C. Fred Barr
John C. Cather
F. L. Harris
Rcy Kurtz
Hiss Opal Robinson
W. W. Glass
Rotary Club
Deuse"c. Oakes
Kilwanis Club
Maxime L. Ducharm
Lions Club
Cabellive
Beecessary
Paien
Yelary
Bhall
Ap- Pestival Association
Mt of Appie Blossom Festi
Byrd Expresses Pleased With Campaign Progress
Richmond Va Feb 18 The Richmond News Leader reports State Senator Harry F Byrd of Winchester is in Richmond and says he is pleased with his gubernatorial campaign progress. He notes strong support from men in the letters, Senate and lg, and mentions open declarations of support from Woodrum and Deal amid intensified activity in Winchester and the Sixth and Second districts.
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Richmond
Richmond News-Leader
Harry
Byrd
Winchester
Senate
Woodrum
Deal
Secomd
Friday Meeting of Turner Ashby Chapter at Library
The Turner Ashby Chapter of the Confederacy will meet Sean at 3 30 p.m. in the land ley Library auditorium to discuss suppression matters with a quorum of chapter members present.
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Turner Ashby
Cavatiber of the Confederacy
Sean
Landley Library
A , Sheeran
Legion Play for March at Bal Theatre by Empire cast
The American Legion presents Trial by Jury at the Bal Theatre with J. A. McConville today submitting their tender to the Legion. The highly talented musical organization, known for performances at The Empire, is expected to be welcomed warmly by theatre goers.
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American Legion
Bal
Washington-E
J. A. McConville
Legion
Empire
Will of Hubert N. Gough Devises Insurance to Sister
In Frederick county Circuit Court the will of Hubert N. Gough, deceased from a wartime gas incident, leaves sister Mrs. Carrie M. Bucher a life insurance policy of 1000 and a government bonus policy about 800. Wife Mamie C. Gough receives her legal share. Executor M. M. Lynch bonds for 2000. Will executed December 6 last.
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Hubert N. Gough
Frederick County
Carrie M. Bucher
Mamie C. Gough
M. M. Lynch
Correction Notice On Thief of Bagdad Ad Pricing
The Star corrects a typographical error in the Monday issue third page advertisement for The Thief of Bagdad. The matinee prices should read 25¢-50¢-85¢ and the evening prices 26¢-50¢-85¢-1.10, with Empire Theatre requesting public attention to the correction.
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Star
The
Empire Theatre
Home of Best Feeds Potato and Cabbage Ad
Fresh potatoes and cabbage offered by tasCKMAN & SON. Special rate for car buyers. Home of best feeds. Po Lat.
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Tasckman. & Son
Ice Cream and Pie Social at Round Hill
Community event at Round Hill school house on Friday February 20 features ice cream and pie to benefit M. B. Church. Public invited. proceeds support church activities.
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Round Hill
M. B. Church
Business property for sale in Wilmer
Opportunity notice for a commercial property on Main Street Wilmer listed by F. Shryock. Sale details indicate a business property offered to buyers with unspecified terms and a February 18 reference point. Local judicial or real estate context is implied by the classification.
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Main St
Wilmer
F. Shryock
Automobile Bargains Sell Fast on New Cars
The undersigned will sell at greatly reduced prices to quick buyers these new cars including a Brougham Jewett Sedan Jewett Coupe Jewett Touring Special Two Ton Service Also A lot of used cars. Dated D. W. McKwee deceased administrator 2-14-1p-6t.
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Jewett
Ted Ca
T. Russell Cather
ADMR
D. W. McKwee
Pianos and bargains at Brawner’s Music Store
Three used upright pianos in fine condition priced from 125 to 150 dollars. One nice chapel organ offered at 40 dollars. Columbia Grafonolas and records also available. Brawner's Music Store at 8 B Piccadilly Street.
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Columbia Grafonolas
Brawner's ‘Music
Piccadilly St
Remarkable case aids girl with first teeth set
A Virginia woman reports a girl who had not shed her first teeth now able to receive a full set after the monthly King residence meeting. The group pledged to cover dentist and hospital bills for the child and urged further support as plans were made for continuing events.
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King
Lions Club Meeting Highlights Nurse Work Event
The Lions Club gathering at the George Washington Hotel featured H D Puller of the District Nurse Association as guest of honor. W R Talbot led as presiding officer while new members Herbert Miller and E iley joined. Francis R Casgelman welcomed guests and spoke on ethics. attendance contest shows Purple leading Gold by 26 points.
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Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
W. R. Talbot
H. D. Puller
District Nurse Association
Herbert Miller
E.iléy
Francis R. Casgelman
Wealcome
Lins Club
H. D. Fuller
F. B. Whiting
Lake Frazier
Roy Cather
Richard Li Airay
Maxime Ducharme
Nations discuss new arms conference moves in talks at Washington
Washington reports say principal powers have been approached by the United States on a new arms conference. Discussions are informal yet persistent in capitals, with no formal negotiations yet. In London, Chamberlain confirms talks on a possible armament conference sought by President Coolidge.
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United States
Associated Press
Washington
United St
White House
Coolidge
Congress
League of Nations
London
Chamberlaine
House of Commons
$6,000,000 Lease Recorded For Tank Cars
A docketed lease of 5 247 steel tank cars involving Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corp and National Steel Car Lines Co was recorded in the circuit clerk’s office. The contract, cited at six trillion dollars in fee context, spans a 120 page printed form. E W Sinclair is named in connection with the Tea Pot Dome investigations.
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Gircuit
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
National Steel Car Lines Company
Sinclair
E. W. Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Armour and Company resumes Class A dividends in 1921
Directtors at Armour and Company Chicago packers declare two quarterly dividends of 59 cents each on Class A common stock. One dividend payable January 2 to stock of record January 2, and the second on April 1 to stock of record March 11. The last Class A dividend was 2 percent in January 1921.
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Associated Press
New York
Armour and Company
Chicago Packers
Yat-Sen Claims Victory Over Chen in Kiangtung Clash
Fighting renewed between Sun Yat Sen followers in Kiangtung and Chen Chiung Min's troops. Sun Yat Sen claims capture of Tamsui, Chen's stronghold and headquarters, as reports from Shanghai dated February 18 describe ongoing hostilities and control changes in the region.
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Yat-Sen
Chen
Associated Press
Shanghai
Sun-Yat- Sen
Kiangtung Province
Chihli
Chen Chiung-Min
Sun-Yat-Sen
Tamsui
New Virginia road rules urge pedestrians to walk left
Virginia pedestrians must face oncoming traffic by walking on the left side of state highways starting February 1 under new safety rules. Fines range from 5 to 100 dollars per offense. Also new limits include size and movement rules for structures, signs, wires, and turning signals at intersections.
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Virginia
State High Commission
Hi Way Department
State
National Forester
Devised Estate To His Daughter In Last Will
The last will of BE Orndorff died yesterday in Circuit Court directs burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. He leaves his entire estate to two daughters Lizzie Orndorff of Star Tannery and Leafy Lockhart of Winchester. Orndorff is named executor with a $2,000 bond. will executed October 26.
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Taylor Perry
Mount Hebron
Lizzie Orndorff
Star Tannery
Leafy Lockhart
Winchester
S. Orndorff
Miss Minnie Sager Heads to Philadelphia on Visit
Miss Minnie Sager of Opequon left today for Philadelphia to visit her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Luther Oliver. Mr Herbert Lineburg of Opequon spent the day on business here. Miss Virginia Lupton, from the county, returned to the Homeopathic Hospital in Washington to resume duties as a nurse.
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Minnie Sager
Opequon
Philadelphia
Mrs
Luther Oliver
Herbert Lineburg
Virginia Lupton
Hugh Lupton
Homeopathic Hospital
Washington
Town Visitors and a Pruning Demonstration Today
The Rev. Felix Carvey of Martinsburg and Mrs. Karl Baker of Strasburg were in town today. Mr. J. L. Bush of Lovettsville arrived to visit friends, while Mr. and Mrs. William Browse of Charles Town spent the day here. F A Mota of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg is conducting a pruning demonstration starting today and running through Friday.
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Felix Carvey
Martinsburg
Karl Baker
Strasburg
J. L. Bush
Lovetteville
William Browse
Charles Town
Town
F. A. Mota
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Maryland resident to study architecture abroad
Mr. Donald Tilghman of Maryland is abroad to study architecture for an extended period. A Shenandoah Valley Academy graduate, he has many friends in the area following his plans.
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Donald Tilghman
Maryland
Tilghman
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Mrs J and Haldeman Return From Harrisonburg Visit
Mrs J and Haldeman arrived back last evening after visiting her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Beck in Harrisonburg Virginia.
Free Demonstration in Show Window at Power Co
Public notice announces a free demonstration at Northern Virginia Power Company on February 19 and 20 featuring Maxwell House Coffee. The ad claims the coffee is boiled on the Westinghouse Range and emphasizes free samples and dust-drop promotions.
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Northern Virginia Power Co
Maxwell House
Westinghouse
Dance Friday Night Benefit for I 116th Inf Ip
Public invitation to a dance at Amerdean Legion building proceeds for the benefit of Company I 116th Infantry Ip. Event aims to raise funds with community attendance encouraged and support requested.
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Amerdean Legion Building
Benefit of Co
Brunswick visitor calls on hospital patient in town
Mr W F Combs of Brunswick spent last night in town to visit Mr James Teets of Lost River who is a patient at Memorial Hospital.
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W. F. Combs
Brunswick
James Teets
Lost River
Memorial Hospital
Anderson trio to undertake contract work in Washington
Messrs Marion Anerson Maurice Anderson and Frank Haymaker left today for Washington where they will perform contract work.
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Messrs
Marion Anerson
Maurice Anderson
Frank Haymaker
Washington
Gough alimony case heard in Frederick County court
In Frederick Circuit Court Judge Whiting hears the appeal of Mrs. Jennie Gough against her husband John Gough over maintenance. The case began in Domestic Relations Court where $25 monthly support was ordered. Gough appealed. Testimony includes hospital superintendent DeJarnette and Dr Walter Cox illness, with court sessions moved to city hall chambers for private testimony as pieces of the long dispute surface.
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Whiting
Frederick County
Jennie Gough
John Gough
Gough
Frazier
Winter Grains In Virginia Stay In Good Shape
Washington February 18 crop and weather notes report Virginia conditions for the past week. Temperatures ran well above normal and rainfall was ample aiding marketing of tobacco. Most tobacco sold, beds prepared in some areas, winter grains in good condition, but little plowing due to wet soil.
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Associated Press
Washington
Virginia
Gloria Swanson Operated On By Paris Doctors
Paris doctors performed a late night operation on Gloria Swanson, the film star, in a clinic after a prior procedure. The operation followed insufficient rest from resumed work, and her condition was reported satisfactory. Swanson had wed the Marquis de la Fais de la Courday in Paris last month.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Marquis de la Falaise de la Courday
Most Groups Take An Active Part In Advance of Market
New York news report states February 18 bears covered as call money renewal rate fell to 3 percent, dispelling rumors of a funds squeeze. Most groups broadened gains with rail shares rising on a sharp uptick in car loadings while copper lagged.
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Associated Press
New York
Stain News Report On Floyd Co Entombment
During the 17 days Floyd Co was entombed in Land Cave many residents of the lower Shenar area learned of the disaster. The story continues on Page Three.
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Floyd Co
Land Cave
Lower
Shenar
Whether or Not You Like Pola Negri Tonight
A European tale of love and treachery behind a throne unfolds with dramatic heart interest. Review hails the production as powerfully interesting and comparable to The Prisoner Zenda, promising a gripping evening at the Empire.
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The
Empire
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W. McDonald Neill
John B. Neill
Exide Battery Company
Rose McDonald
Euiutch
EB. T. Downer
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Armours Rescue
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Carmichael
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