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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1918

Page

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Notary Free Coal Affidavits Rule for Three Months

Local dealers and the Winchester chamber of commerce implement a central office plan to issue three month coal affidavits. Buyers must swear to a form approving up to two tons for those with limited supply, with weekly dealer reports to the state fuel administrator. Winchester drought fuel relief noted as unusually favorable.

Byrd Fuel ‘Commission Winchester Chamber of Commerce Fuel Commission Chamber of Commerce RRO

Small Towns Back Food Administration in Conservation Drive

Washington January 9 small communities nationwide back the food administration and play a larger role in conservation than cities. Hoover told 76 state food administrators at a two day conference that wheat and meat conservation, especially wheat, should be emphasized. The conference closed this afternoon.

Washington Food Administration Hoover Hoover

Directors Elected at Commercial and Savings Bank Meeting

Correction notice reveals Dr J A Richard was omitted from the list of directors elected at yesterday's stockholders meeting of the Commercial and Savings Bank. The newspaper apologizes for the error and provides the corrected roster.

The Commercial and Savings Bank J. A. Richard

Navy claims no clothing shortage in the fleet

Admiral McGowan testifies before the Senate that the navy is well supplied with clothes. He shows a large stack of garments to support the claim that the United States Navy is the warmest in the world.

Navy Washington Admiral McGowan Senate United States Navy

Death of Jas. Taylor Negro political leader in Charlottesville

James T. Taylor aged 78 died at his home in Charlottesville Virginia on January 9 he was one of the twenty negroes elected to the constitutional convention of 1867 and 1868 born January 14 1840 in Berryville Clarke County the Charlottesville Progress notes his conservative and fair minded public career and recounts postwar political struggles involving Gen. Schofield and Albemarle County elections

Charlottesville James T Taylor House of Delegates Schofield Albemarle County The Progress Berryville Clarke County Fairfax and Ellen Taylor

Star correspondent in France from Lieut Floyd J McClure

The Star reports a letter from Lieut Floyd J McClure a former Winchester veterinary surgeon and local milk and meat inspector now serving in France. He mentions arriving in France at a remount station and doing veterinary work at a hospital. Continued on the next page.

Lieut. McClure Winchester Floyd J. McClure Winches Ter France the Star States Veterinary Hospital

Mrs Printz Ill In Hagerstown

The Hagerstown Herald reports Lena Printz, housekeeper at the Vivian Hotel, is seriously ill with grip. Her son Raymond Printz from Luray Virginia arrived last night, daughter Mrs W W Coppenhaver from Winchester arrived yesterday, son Lloyd Printz from Johnson City New York arrived late, and son Carlton in Company L 318 Regiment Camp Lee Virginia will arrive today.

Hagerstown Lena Printz Vivian Hotel Raymond Printz Luray W. W. Copenhaver Winchester Lloyd Printz Johnson City N. Y Carl‘ton 318 Regiment Camp Lee

Furnace Pipe Starts Blaze at Fairmount Avenue Home

An overheated furnace pipe set fire to joists in the cellar of Mrs. W. B. Barr’s home on Fairmount Avenue about 10 o’clock this morning. An alarm brought the fire company who extinguished the blaze with chemical apparatus. Loss was slight.

W. B. Barr Fairmount Avenue Charley Rouss Fire Company

DeMarco Trio at Empire Theater in January

On Tuesday evening January 15 the fourth High School entertainment of the season will feature the DeMarco Aistrup Trio, a reader instrumentalist and vocalist. The series has enjoyed great success and this concert is the next to last.

Empire Theater DeMarco Aistrup

Counter Attack Puts HMS Back

German forces launched a night assault on the west Flanbers front and broke through two British posts before a British counter attack drove them back. North of the Spree Staden railway the fighting continued with heavy artillery duels and Canadian troops raiding a German trench south of Lens, seizing two machine guns.

London West Flanbers War Office Spree-Staden Lens

For Rent Nine Room House With Bath

Classified rental notice offering a nine room house with bath and electric lights. Attorney M. M. Lynch of Erie is listed as contact.

Bath M. M. Lynch Ys SL Erie

Commerce Body Hears Fuel Plans At Elks Club

The Commerce Chamber of Commerce discussed fuel distribution plans with its fuel committee report. Arthur M. Field outlined an ideal central office to manage coal distribution. State Dairymen's Association favors holding its February 21 22 meeting in town with about 150 to 200 delegates. A Farmers Institute is planned for January 22 23. The opened rest room was praised for filling a long felt need. Continued on page three.

Ioeemy Ainee Chamber Washington Arthur M. Field R. Gray Williams Field Ideal Fuel Commission Chamber of Commerce Tegard Haldeman Mde H. C. Sheetz Mer Pennsylvania

Citizens Band Adopts Memorial for Director William P Reardon

The Citizens Band mourns director William P Reardon who died in this city on the 3rd instant. Band members attended his funeral in a body and adopted a memorial note praising his time and leadership. A separate notice asks for adoptive home for a healthy 2 year old girl, with arrangements possible through Star office.

William P. Reardon Citizens’ Band Reardon Citizens Care Star Office

Last Rites for Was. E. A. Harmer

The funeral of Lou Ella Groves Harmer widow of G. R. Harmer longtime Winchester news dealer was held at her West Cork street home yesterday afternoon. Rev F. M. Richardson of Braddock Street Methodist conducted the service with many friends and neighbors in attendance and floral tributes placed on the casket.

Integra Louella Groves Harmer Agar R. Harmer Winchester News West Cork Street F. M. Richardson Braddock Street Episcopel Church

Auto Truck Committee of Friendship Fire Company Meeting

The Auto Truck Committee of Friendship Fire Company will hold a meeting Thursday night at 7 20 o clock in Folte's office W L Ful t2. Chairman.

Auto Truck Committee Fire’ Co Folte W. L. Ful T2

Japan fears attack risk if Germany prisoners are used

Tokyo reports fear that 80 000 German POWs held in Siberia could be used to invade Manchuria and China if a separate peace with Russia occurs. The government is increasing precautions and planning to assume administration of Russia's portion of the Far East, with concern rising daily. A sale notice for twenty shares of Union Bank stock appears in the same clipping.

Tokio Siberia Manchuria China Russia Japan Quad Ruashc

Married Men Can Enlist In Army

General orders from the War Department suspend the ban on married men enlisting in the regular army during the current emergency. Married men will be accepted under the same terms as single men.

The Star Washington Jan War Department Regular

Leather gloves priced to rise prompting early stockpiling

A classic warning on leather glove prices predicts sharp increases making them hard to buy for ordinary shoppers. The note urges readers to purchase now, citing sample lines from last year and December, today, and February deliveries to lock in lower costs. Dr Walter D Myers resumes practice after meric treatment at Memorial Hospital following an abscess on his face.

Jolliffpe & Jolliffe DE. Myers Walter D. Myers West Water Street Memorial Hospital

Thirty Die in Bavarian Railway Wreck Near Kaicerslautern

Amsterdam dispatch reports over 30 killed and about 100 injured in a railway accident near Kaicerslautern Bavaria Germany. The casualty figure was conveyed to authorities today.

Amsterdam Kaicerslautern Bavaria Germany

Hand Shattered In Shooting Incident Near Belling

Tony Renner, a county youth, suffered severe hand injuries after a shotgun discharged during a late night gathering near Belling on Monday. Surgeons amputated most of his left hand and three fingers at Memorial Hospital. recovery hinges on avoiding blood poisoning. Renner, son of Joseph Renner of Ward farm, faced extensive pain but is expected to recover if infection does not set in. A Buick Touring Car sale ad follows.

Renner Grodm R. Anderson Joseph Ren

Reverend Brubaker's Preaching Schedule Listed

Preaching will be held Sunday January 18 at Lamps Memorial 10 20 a m Paxton Chapel 3 p m Rou Hf 230 p m Rev W Brubaker pastor Also Martinehute Mid-day service 1 p m Hotel Means 2 1 p 20 LOAT Cold breastain with hair Reward Star office 7 1 p 3t

Lamps Memorial Paxton Reward Star Office

Oh Johnny Oh Co At Empire Tonight

The Oh Johnny Oh company of about 35 performs at The Empire tonight after a Cumberland Maryland Theater engagement. Curtain rises at 8 30 with tiered seating prices from 65 to 1 00 cents, including balcony and gallery options.

Johnny Empire the Empire Cumberland Maryland

Kaiser Must Take Stand As German Bitterly Divided

Washington dispatch reports growing bitterness in Germany between military and pacifist elements. Kaiser's decisive action is demanded as factions threaten overthrow of the government. The piece notes German belief they can win and outlines new terms from Germany as negotiations progress.

Kaiser Washington Wilson pan-Germantata Corte Wilterme Germany

Deserters From German Army Stir Hope For Peace

Copenhagen dispatch reports mutiny within the German army on the eastern front weakening Germany and fueling Bolshevik hopes for a separate peace. Leon Trotzky is quoted in interviews as saying German forces are deserting in large numbers, with claims of widespread disaffection.

Copenhagen Holohevik Petrograd Germany Leon Trotzky

Also Mentioned on This Page

Orchester Notary Wire DR. Richard Jas. Taylor Demarco HMS Commerce Elks’ Club State Dairymen’s Association Citizens Band Was. E. A. Harmier Union Bank Hunter H. McGuire Annie T. McGuire Tony Renner Lfe Memor Ial Hospital Onic Haver Dperminer Rev. Brubaker Re, W. Brubaker Pastor Mentous Peres Paris Coumt von Hiting Denec'tor Zurich
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