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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1919

Page

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Evangelist Urges Personal Work By Church Members

An evangelist urges church members to invite non members and do more personal outreach. He emphasizes regeneration as divine impartation, cites Jesus Christ as central, and recalls John the Baptist and Peter to illustrate awakening faith and new era in believers lives.

Churea Epathy Christ Jesus Christ God Heave Jesus Jacob Israel Abram Abraham Saul Saint Paul Apostle Peter Tiga

Poindexter Attacks League In Senate Debate

Senator Miles Poindexter Republican of Washington opened a Senate attack on the League of Nations. He argued the proposal would multiply opportunities for war and said free discussion is necessary even as opponents are urged to stay quiet while proponents argue for approval.

Washington League of Nations Paris Wilson Miles Poindexter Senate Poindexter House Foreign Affairs

Wood and coal shipment noted by G. O. Snapp

Just received a car load of slab wood and kindling noted by G O Snapp.

G.O

Prayer Meeting for the Gypsy Smith Evangelistic Campaign

City laymen organize noon prayer meetings to support Gypsy Smith revival. First session held today at the Bell Building corner of charge of tin econ, with others urged to attend. Meetings promised to be brief and engaging.

Gypsy Smith Tin Econ Mir Smith

Notics To Merchants a Washington Birthday Holiday

Notices to merchants state Saturday is a legal holiday. Banks will prepare on Friday to make up payrolls and supply changes to merchants and manufacturers for Saturday. Commercial & Savings Bank urges planning Friday for service. Safety and Service. 2-19-19-2t.

Washington Commercial and Savings Bank Commercial & Savings Bank

Banks to Close Two Days for Washington's Birthday

All banks will close two days around George Washington's birthday since it falls on a Saturday in 1919. Banks close Friday afternoon to Monday morning, affecting payrolls and cash needs for Saturday business. no other national holiday falls on a Saturday that year.

A& George Washington Washington

Wanted: Buyers for Modern Homes in Desirable City Areas

Advertiser seeks purchasers and investors for modern homes in city and suburbs. Prices range from 2000 to 10000 dollars. Market described as fever heat. Agent J. W. Baker offers property sales services and client contact inquires at 48 Rowss Ave.

J. W. Baker Rowss Ave

Smallpox In Two Families In City

Health authorities report smallpox in two families on Kent and Water streets and near East Water street. Bott men and wife, and Mr Nat Hawking, are likely detained at the southeast detention hospital until cured. Min Jackson runs Winchester Steam Laundry. family on second floor. Investigation seeks other employees who may be exposed. Dance Friday and Saturday at Friendship hall. tickets and event details noted.

Je H. Jackson Kent and Water Streets Nat Hawking East Water Street Min Jackson Winchester Steam Tautry

Solemn Service For Dead Bishop In City

A solemn service for Bishop Gibson was held in the city with the minister reading most of the burial rites and the choir singing Abide With Me For All the Saints and The Strife To Oer The funeral occurred at the Church of the Holy Trinity in Richmond at the same hour and Bishop Gibson, consecrated bishop coadjutor on November 3 1897, was interred.

Gibson Richmont Mig

Mrs Roosevelt at Son’s Grave in Paris

In Paris on February 19 Mrs Roosevelt visited the grave of Lieut Quentin Roosevelt for the first time and laid flowers on the mound. She stood in silence, recalling the sacrifice of her aviator son.

Paris Quentin Roosevelt

Lemburg Under Daily Shell Fire Amid War Devastation

Cracow February 19 report says ten thousand people are homeless in Galicia after fighting between Ukrainians and Austro-Hungarians. Three thousand wounded as Lemburg endures ongoing shell fire.

Cracow Galacia Lemburg

Bargains in Used Cars by J Howard Cather

Local notice announces several real bargains in used cars offered by J Howard Cather. The brief item highlights value deals and immediate availability.

J. Howard Cather

Troops Prepare for Gypsy Smith Meeting Tonight

The First, Second and Third troops will meet in their rooms promptly at 1 o'clock this evening to attend the Gypsy Smith meeting. SCOUTMASTER

Jimmie Returns From Great War in Greece

Private James Chacoliorous a native of Greece who joined the United States Army with a group of selectees last summer has returned from France. He served with the 318th Machine Gun Battalion and saw Verdun in October. He was gassed and spent time in a hospital. He plans to resume work as a waiter at the Greek restaurant on North Main Street.

James Chacoliorous Greece United States Army i Ester Hag France North Main Street Jimmie Winchester Camp Lee Beig Verdon Front Company 1 Verdun Robert Y. Conrad Company

Wilson to find advanced peace talks in France on return

Report states that by mid April or early May a twothirds congress could meet and peace likely by early June. Wilson will return to France in mid March to find conference labors well advanced and a concise program prepared for action.

Cay Wilson France

Soldiers' Council Seizes Essen Amid Talks of Break with Berlin

Essen, seat of the Krupp works, is under control of a soldiers' council. Recruiting for the national army has stopped. Revolutionaries with machine guns are plowing bridges. A separate Rhineland peace is discussed if the Entente agrees. Berlin and Weimar are unaware of events.

HSSEN Essen Krupp Berlin Rhineland Entente Weimar

Berlin Defied By Westphalia in Borstem District Fighting

ESSEN February 19 fighting between counter revolutionaries and government troops continues in the Borstem district of Westphalia. About six hundred reinforcements have joined the revolutionaries who are well supplied with artillery. Railway bridges have been blown to thwart government troop movements. A fragmentary line notes Mr. Wren Trammel ill at home in South Braddock and Mika Bleie R. Snider leaving for Baltimore.

Essen Borstem Westphalia

Friendship Co Truck Damaged in Fire Alarm Crash

The Friendship Fire Company LaFrance combination engine and motor truck, valued over 9000 dollars, crashed into a tree at Market and Piccadilly while responding to an alarm. Driver Carson Clark escaped injury. passenger C. Frank Grim suffered a severe arm injury and was taken to Memorial Hospital before later returning home. Investigators suggested the damage was not as severe as first feared.

LaFrance Friendship Fire Company Carson Clark Market and Piccadilly Streets Clark C. Prank Grim Sim Memorial Hospital Hie East Cork Street North Market Nom Tig Valley Hotel Cag Gona

Dog Tax Notice From City Treasurer

1919 dog taxes are due and payable at once. WM. T. Barr, City Treasurer, February 16, 1928. One page notice.

WM. T. Barr City Treas

Bolshevky Arises Head in Portugal

Madrid reports Bolshevik and anarchist groups unite in Lisbon to overthrow the Portuguese government. Royalist forces in the north are being suppressed by government troops as the upheaval unfolds.

Portugal

Wilson Party May Return by Monday in Boston Plan

Secretary Tumulty will depart Washington Friday for Boston to help arrange the reception for President Wilson on Tuesday. Reports say the George Washington may arrive off Boston Sunday but will stay outside the harbor until Monday.

Washington Boston Wilson George Washington

Former Editor En Town Visits Family in Winchester

Mr. T. H. Gosorn, former editor and publisher of the Winchester Leader, a weekly Republican newspaper, is spending ten days in town visiting his brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hite at their home on West Water Street. Mrs. Gosorn has many friends in this section.

T. H. Gosorn Winchester Leader William C. Hite West Water Street

Mahogany Dining Room Tabers at 3208 Washington St

Classified brief reads as a job inquiry and address listing for mahogany finished dining room tabers. It mentions contact at 3208 Washington Street and includes a line with unclear postal details.

Washington St iMary

Attempt on Clemenceau reported by Paris police

Feb 19. An assassination attempt was made on Georges Clemenceau as he left his residence. Five revolver shots were fired. Clemenceau was wounded but not seriously hurt. The premier’s party canceled a proceeding and he is described as a world statesman and peace conference figure.

Pares Georges Clemenceau Clemenceau

Trouble in Central America sparks naval scare scene

This afternoon Fepe the Tinoco government in Costa Rica moves to form an army near the Nicaraguan border. Intimations arise that they consider the United States distracted by Paris peace talks and the League of Nations, and may display force by a naval squadron off their coast to threaten a blockade.

Fepe Tinoco Dom Rica United States Paris League of Nations

Traffic collision sends drivers to hospital

A confused, unreadable OCR note reports a northbound avenue and Arrott collision with cars sent to hospitals. Details are unclear due to fragmentary text.

Arrott

New autos for Salz six Model 90 T at prices

Six Model 90 T autos offered at attractive prices by H C Boden with inquiries to W B MacMillan at Market Street.

Salz H.C. Boden W. B. MacMillan St.ee

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

Sincere thanks to friends for the many kindnesses shown during our late bereavement. Ni T Bondurant.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. $ Sith Fey Cam Palestine John the Baptist Galilee Jordan James John Malachi Isaiah Andrew Jesus Chris Galileean Lake Simon Bar-Jona Den Wire Friendship Hall Mrs. Roosevelt BOY Scouts Company I Wincheater Cold Storage Harry Butldr Soldiers’ Council Mr. Wren ‘Trammel South Braddock Mika Bleie R. Snider Baltimores The Star Madrid Bolatevski Lisbon Portugese Spain Jersey C. R. McAnn EN Town Ten Sing Cremerieatt Central America Ni T. Bonduranty
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