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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

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President and Congress Clash Over Policy on German U-Boat War

Washington reports a fierce split in Congress as Democrats oppose the administration over Germany and a looming warning to Americans to avoid armed merchant ships. Despite Republican support, leaders fear passage of a warning resolution. others insist on defending all U S rights amid the submarine crisis.

Germany Washington Congress Wilson Representative Cooper House Foreign Affairs Committee Paris London Crown Prince Verdun Amsterdam Berlin Meuse

Chautauqua Director Plans Winchester Meeting Tomorrow

Mr. I. A. Dowtey of Swarthmore Pa. will meet local guarantors at 4 PM tomorrow in Mr. Daniel W. Lupton’s office on Reuss avenue. He outlines the program and invites active work as Winchester hosts May 16 week shows claimed as the best yet with no local price rise. Director Downey expects a timely 1916 program announcement to please subscribers.

I. A. Dowtey Chautauqua Swarthmore Daniel W. Lupton Reuss Avenue Winchester Downey

Baltimore grain markets update note

In the afternoon trade No 2 beans quoted at 1.21 1 2 dollars and corn at 51.5 cents per bushel reflecting market activity in Baltimore grain markets.

Funeral for Thom as E Chapman Held Near Relief

The late Thom as E Chapman, a Frederick County farmer, died suddenly of heart disease at his son's home near town. The funeral is set for 2 p.m. Friday at Sunrise United Brethren Church near Relief with burial in the church graveyard. He leaves two daughters, a son, two brothers, a sister, and his wife predeceased him. Also note an advertisement for seeds by H. H. Baker at Court House Plaza in Piccadilly.

Thomas E. Chapman Frederick County Harry Chapman Relief Mr. Chapman Charles Gordon Mwngerstown Eliott James Chapman Kernstown Philip Chapman Winchester Thomas Massie Ella Williams

Dates for the Virginia Horse Shows Arranged in 1916

The Virginia Horse Show Association set dates for 1916 at the Willard Hotel. National Capital Horse Show slated May 6 to 11. Other events planned in Leesburg, Upperville, Culpeper, Manassas, Orange, Charlottesville, Berryville, Front Royal, Warrenton, and Charlestown W Va. Joel M. Cochran of Charlottesville presided. Representatives from Clarke County attended.

Virginia Horse Show Association Willard Hotel Washington John Martin Leesburg Upperville Culpeper Manassas Orange Charlottesville Berryville Front Royal Warrenton Charlestown W. Va Il Joel M. Cochran Association

Counties Seek 2 Percent Interest On County Balances

A bill would let county boards designate depositories for all funds and earn 2 percent daily balance interest. Introduced by Delegate W. W. Baker, the measure has seen committee delay but gained support from farmers clubs. Richmond earned 1 percent last year totaling about $35,000. Opponents include some county treasurers. The reform aims to keep taxpayers' money and force separation of official and private accounts.

Boards of Supervisors of Counties W. W. Baker Chesterfield Farmers’ Clubs Richmond

Miss Ruth Reed Recovering After Surgery

Miss Ruth Reta Reed daughter of H. B. Reed of Opequon is recovering at Memorial Hospital after a surgical operation and plans to return home soon. A Woodcraft lecture is set for March 1 at 7 30 p m at Kauffman’s Schoolhouse near Stephenson.

Ruth Reta H. B. Reed Opequon Memorial Hospital Kauffman’s Stephenson

Price couple relocate to Keyser West Virginia home

Mr and Mrs J E Price travel to Keyser West Virginia to settle their future home. Price, a well known traveling man, gains a new territory assignment. Also notes Clara Wood returns from Ohio and midwest visit, Mrs J W Bailey and child leave Woodstock after visiting parents on South Washington Street, and a raccoon muff is lost with a reward offered at 1068 Washington Street.

J. E. Price Keyser W. Va Mr. Price J. W. Bailey Woodstock, Va John 8. Zolenberger South Washington Street

Senate Makes Work Changes in Mapp Prohibition Bill

In Richmond on February 24 the Senate adopted material amendments to the Mapp prohibition bill reducing penalties from felonies to misdemeanors and trimming fines from 1000 to 500 and sentences from five years to six months to twelve months. Provisions fix the prohibition commissioner salary at 3500 yearly and authorize 25000 for two years for expenses. It may strip the commissioner role to the attorney general. House defeated a bill to raise the state auditor’s pay and debated the Chesapeake and its tributaries pollution bill affecting oyster beds. Former official Guy Horner announced candidacy for prohibition commissioner.

Richmond Senate House Chesapeake Tidewater Strode James Cannon Virginia Anti

McDonald's sale set for March 1 near Berryville

A sale advertised near Berryville on March 1 plans to auction 12 horses and colts and 19 cattle attracting local buyers and livestock dealers.

McDonald’s Berryville

Union Veteran Gives to Monument

Col James M Schoonmaker of Pittsburgh veteran of the Union army sent a $100 donation to the Winchester Confederate Monument fund. Russell, a Winchester fundraiser, announced the contribution praising the worthy cause. Schoonmaker, life long railroad executive and Virginia visitor, spoke of Winchester and its people with affection.

James B. Russell Winchester James. M Schoonmaker Pittsburg Col Schoonmaker Shenandoah Valley East Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Col. Schoonmaker

Roland Hauck Property For Sale At Public Auction

Describes a fine residence on nearly two acres at 532 Fairmont avenue to be sold at public auction on Saturday March 11. Includes a note that the property is desirable and valuable. 23-1p-21

Fairmont Avenue

New Road Bill Advances in Virginia Legislature

Richmond Va Feb 24 The new state road bill with Byrd amendments passed the House of Delegates yesterday after Senate approval and awaits Governor Stuart's signature. The measure, amended, is a marked improvement over the prior law guiding the State Highway Commission to build better and more permanent roads with state aid.

Richmond Harry Flood Byrd Tenth State Senate House of Delegates H. C. Stuart State Highway Commission

Public auction set for Bromley home on South Washington St

The late Mrs. Emer M. Bromley’s desirable house at 608 South Washington Street will be sold at public auction on Saturday March 11. See sale bill for details.

Emer M. Bromley Washington Street

Recent Sales of Country Realty Near Glengary WV

A 196 acre farm near Glengary Berkeley county West Virginia with timber and bark valued property was sold for the heirs of Jackson DeHaven by Newlin and Company to Fred L. Glaize, a Winchester lumber dealer. Glaize reserved timber and bark and has since sold the land to another party. The same firm recently sold land near White Hall to BE N Hardy, who will move soon and enter mercantile business.

Glengary Berkeley County W. Va Jackson DeHaven Newlin and Company Fred. L. Glaize Winchester Glaize W. Z. Adams BE. N. Hardy White Hall MY. ‘Hardy

Fire Slightly Damages Parlett Home on South Main Street

Firemen responded to an alarm from Mr. Thomas Parlett of the Keller property on South Main street. A small parlor blaze was put out quickly by Byrd Fugitt Fred Trenary and neighbors with minimal damage reported.

Thomas Parlett Keller South Main Street Messrs Byrd Fugitt Fred, Trenary

Guard Sent for Foreman Convicted of Wife Beating

A state road gang guard arrived to fetch Edward Foreman who was recently convicted and given sixty days for beating and mistreating his wife Annie Purcell Foreman. He will serve his time on the state roads.

Edward Foreman Annie Purcell Foreman

Virginia Sunday School Convention Opens in Newport News

The annual convention of the Virginia State Sunday School Association closed last evening after several days in Newport News. Over 300 delegates attended the meeting noted as one of the most successful since the association began more than twenty years ago, and the next convention was decided for Roanoke.

Virginia State Sunday School Association Newport News Roanoke

Winchester charge to meet at parsonage for church business

The Winchester charge official members will convene at the parsonage on National avenue at 10 30 p m Saturday February 26 to arrange church matters. Preaching next Sunday by Rev W H Sampsell at Mount Olive 10 30 a m Fairview 3 p m and Pleasant Valley 7 30 p m. Mr G S Dunlap of Lewisville td visits his father at his North Braddock street home. the elder Dunlap has been seriously ill.

Winchester Charge National Avenue Mount Olive Fairview Pleasant Valley W. H. Sampsell G. S. Dunlap Lewisville,td E. J. Dunlap North Braddock Street Mr. Dunlap

Walter Henry Arrested On False Evidence

Walter B. Henry was arrested yesterday on a warrant by Chief M. A. Doran for liquor violations. Prosecuting Attorney James T. Reardon ordered his release after finding no evidence justifying detention. The case followed statements by Fred Taylor about buying liquor from Henry, later shown as perjury and conspiracy attempts in police circles.

Walter B. Henry M. A. Doran James T. Reardon Jalil Henry Reardon Oned Star Fred. Taylor F. Herebs Fletcher Hayfield Taylor Heardon Walter Henry Doran Roger Leafe

Protest Over Bill Threatens Railroad Ticket Brokers

The Clarke Courier and The Star oppose Senate Bill No. 278 from Senator Downing of Front Royal. The measure would outlaw selling railroad tickets, harming brokers who handle unused or partly used mileage books. They argue railroads should redeem unused tickets and urge defeat of the bill.

Clarke Courier Senate Downing Front Royal Star Courier

Stock sale at Robt. L. Boyd's on Paper Mill Road

A stock sale is planned for February 28 at Robt. L. Boyd's Paper Mill Road property. Auction items include five horses two cows farm implements harness sixty barrels of corn fodder and hay.

L. Boyd's Paper Mill Road

Turnpike Abandoned in Fredericks County Transfer

Legislation proposes abandoning the Winchester and Berry's Ferry Turnpike segment within Frederick County and transferring control to Frederick County authorities. The 1839 incorporation and 1848 revival acts framed the road from Winchester to Berry's Ferry on the Shenandoah River.

House of Delegates John M. Steck Winchester Kenneth N.gipia Clarke County Winchester and Berry's Ferry Frederick County

McCormac Elected Director of Farmers and Merchants National Bank

Mr H B McCormac was elected a director at the Farmers and Merchants National Bank during the latest board meeting. He is a Winchester financier tied to the Virginia Woollen Company as general manager, with broad local business interests and reputation for sound judgment.

Farmers and Merchants’ S At Bank H. B. Mac Ee A. Bell McCormac Merchants’ National Winchester Virginia Woolen Company

Joseph Moore To Wed Miss Rixey

Berryville Virginia February 24 Edith Presley Rixey daughter of the late Congressman Rixey and widow Mrs Rixey announces engagement to John F Moore of Berryville He is son of Mr and Mrs A Moore Jr a Virginia Law graduate and practicing with his father The wedding is planned for June

Berryville John F. Rixey Rixey Virginia Edith Presley Rixey J. Moore Moore A. Moore Law School University of Virginia

Riverton Man Killed By Train Near Bristow

Oscar Ritenour, about 30, a Riverton resident and Southern Railway pumping station worker at Bristow Catletts, was struck and killed yesterday by a passenger train four miles from Manassas while walking on the wrong track. He was taken to Riverton for burial.

Riverton Warren County Oscar Ritenour Southern Railway Bristow Catletts Bristow Manassas Ritenour

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