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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
7
Two female hounds missing near Mountain Falls. One white named Bean and one black and white named Spot. Reward offered. Contact R. C. Webster in Yellow Springs, W. V8.
Executors offer for sale at public auction in front of the courthouse in Winchester Virginia on Saturday February 18 1922 at 12 o clock. The 111 acre Fredericks County farm formerly the home of the late Henry C Beaty lies about 2 miles east of Middletown near Ridings Factory road and adjoins James Coverstone and others. Improvements include two dwellings a barn and outbuildings with two wells and springs and ten acres of timber. Immediate possession. Terms: one third cash and balance in two equal annual installments with purchaser bonds payable in one and two years secured by deed of trust and life insurance policy. J C Beaty F M Beaty executors. Gq Brumback auctioneer. 19 4w
ASSISTANT HOTEL MANAGER Taylor Murnan of this city who has long been connected with large hotels in Florida and at Atlantic City is now assistant manager of the Hotel Duval in Jacksonville Florida. The hotel is under the personal management of Martin L. Raines. Mr Murnan also serves as chief day clerk of the hotel.
Taunton Massachusetts woman details relief from back and leg pains using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports regained energy allowing laundry and housework and credits the remedy with improving her life She urges others with similar troubles to try the product and share the testimonial.
Paris reports Premier Poincare will present a cabinet declaration affirming respect for the treaty terms. He denounces abroad portrayals of France as imperialistic and says Cannes protocol guarantees must be accepted or rejected before any Cannes talks. He hopes for an Anglo French peace pact on equal terms.
New York January headline notes a broad downturn in motors equipment oils and tobaccos with rails absent from early trading. Call money opens at 4 percent as leaders remain unquoted amid cautious sentiment.
Sunday school at 9 45 preached by the pastor at 11 am and 7 30 pm Young people meet at 6 45 pm The evening service will be evangelistic for the union revival starting January 29 Committees for the revival will be announced at Sunday services Each member urged to attend and consecrate their life to God for the coming meeting
The Weather Bureau announced a western cold wave will reach the Atlantic coast by tomorrow. Warnings were issued for tonight in Michigan Indiana and Ohio with the cold area sweeping the eastern country and extending into the south tomorrow and tomorrow night.
The far eastern committee of the Washington conference adopted two resolutions on Chinese railways and began assessing commitments in China. One resolution pledges powers and China against unfair railway discrimination, while the other, by Secretary Hughes, hopes for eventual Chinese control and unification of the lines.
Charles D. Zell former treasurer of the Agricultural Trust Company of Lancaster Pa pleaded guilty to 15 counts of embezzlement and keeping fraudulent accounts. He was sentenced to 22½ years in the eastern penitentiary with fines totaling 7500. Robert Robinson a local stock broker was acquitted on conspiracy charges.
J D A Morrow vice president of the National Coal Association told the Interstate Commerce Commission that if rates can be lowered the reduction should apply first to coal. He said 2,000 mine operators produce about 60 percent of the nation s bituminous coal and that freight averages 2.27 a ton with coal at mines 2.13. He cited rate increases since 1914 and urged a 75 cent a ton cut reflecting lower operating costs.
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