Pope Benedict Lies In State At St Peter's
From Rome to Boston. The body of Pope Benedict XV lay in state at St Peter's Basilica as vast congregations filed past the catafalque. Clergy and diplomats accompanied the cortège. cardinals debated succession with January dates in Vatican circles. The death certificate cited bronchial pneumonia following influenza on January 22.
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ST. Peter’s
Sacred College
Rome
Basilica of
Ponti
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
St. Peter's
Catafalque
Jah
Pape Nagen I
Europe
Maff
Cardinal Maffi
Cardinal Laurenti
Cardirnals
Reéme
Prisco
Naples
Jamés Della Chiesa
Pope Benedict. XV
Ardina
O'Connor
Salis
Boston
Cardinal O’con- Coniinnea
State Would Pay Most for Feeder Roads
Delegate Boyd R. Richards of Winchester and Frederick proposes two bills to boost feeder roads. One bill shifts state aid road financing to two thirds state and one third county, replacing the current equal split. The other bill directs half of automobile license taxes to feeder road funding, apportioned by county taxable values, with cities benefiting proportionally.
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Boyd R. Richards
Winchester
Frederick County
Byrd
Richards
Poison from alcohol traced to German chemists in New York
Washington January 23 Prohibition authorities hunt two German chemists believed to aid a bootlegging network aimed at removing poison from denatured alcohol. Ren F Atkins of the prohibition bureau said wholesalers were operating to strip poison from denatured alcohol.
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Washington
Prohibition
New York
Ren. F. Atkins
Prohibition Bureau
Beth Hamilton Violinist in Ada Jones Concert
Report notes a small crowd heard Beth Hamilton, violinist, with Ada Jones in a concert. Tickets available at Rice's Music Store. Empire January 24.
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Beth Hamilton
Ada Jones
Rice's
Empire
Two Children Die in Fire on Main Street
Two children were burned to death in an early morning blaze that destroyed five buildings on Main Street, Washington, New York, causing about $60,000 in losses. A separate line notes a 30x3 1/2 Dayton tire and rim missing on Valley Pike, and there is an ad for a clearance sale of coats and furs.
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Associated Press
Washington, N. Y
Dayton
Strasburg
Winchester
A. S. Henkel
1922 Dog Tax Notice Due With Penalty
Notice to dog owners that 1922 dog taxes are due with a five percent penalty added Feb. 1. Treasurer WM. T. BARR signs the notice. Adjacent text notes Mr. and Mrs. William Hubbard returning home near Winchester after visits in Ohio with relatives in Tiffin and Spring.
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WM. T. Barr
William Hubbard
Winchester
W. B. Burner
Tiffin
Ohio
Luther Baker
Spring
Bishop Hopes Revival Will Be A Success
Bishop A W W Darlington addressed Braddock Street Methodist Church urging revival through a sermon based on John 21 15 17 He urged ministers to confront the truth that each person must choose between hope and despair and used Civil War imagery to illustrate faith He also praised Bible classes as the churchs shock troops and stressed sharing the gospel.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
A. W. W. Darlington
Christ
Peter
Sea of Galilee
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
Jesus
Near East
Russia
Poland
Darlington
Special Music Empire Tonight With Harold Lloyd
Mr George Curran leads the Curran Orchestra at the Empire tonight with Miss McCauley. No price rise. Feature new release Alls Fair In Love. Matinee daily at 2 30.
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Mr. George.Curran
the Empire
Dictionaries Arrive. Extra Postage for Mail Orders Pledged
The Evening Star reports an additional 200 of the Northwestern Universities Dictionaries are ready for delivery. Mail orders require extra postage to cover mailing costs, and customers are urged to come quickly.
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Evening Star
Notice to Subscribers on January Subscription Offer
Our special offer for January expires on the 31st of this month. Pay your subscription before that time and get the discount.
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Iptt the
Evening Star
Handley Schools Chief Returns from Washington Conference
Mr. Frederick E. Clerk, superintendent of the Handley Schools, has returned home after a Washington trip to attend a Chinese section meeting at the Arms Conference. He met with adviser Mr. Lewis S. Palen and gained insight into the conference workings, renewing old ties with Palen, a Virginian expert on Chinese affairs.
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Frederick E. Clerk
Superi Dent
Handley Schools
Washington
Conterdfigy (of Life
Armanénts
China
Lewis S. Palen
Clerk
Palen
Kayso Spreader Recommended for Spray Solutions
The notice promotes using Kayso Spreader in spray solutions this year. It states costs are thirty cents per unit, yields 200 gallons of diluted spray, and improves effectiveness. It notes the Casein Spreader is standard on the Pacific Coast and should be used with all applications except the dormant spray.
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Pacific Coast
WIN. Orchard Supply CO
Snow and Cold Predicted for Week in Middle Atlantic
Weather predictions by the United States Weather Bureau for the week starting January 23 expect changeable temperatures and occasional snow in the Middle Atlantic states. The forecast notes cold conditions with brief cold snaps abroad.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic States
Why Girls Leave Home Compelling Picture Toes
Screen version of a famous play fills a vital theme and appeal to all. Secured at tremendous expense for exclusive showing in Winchester at Auditorium tomorrow and Wednesday with matinee Wednesday. There are many reasons why girls leave home. Every mother, father, son and daughter should see this telling seven part photo drama. Ip All men are hereby ordered to report Wednesday, Jan. 25, for drill at company barracks and receive pay. By order of GEO H ay. Capt. Per First Sergt, BH. E. Brengle.
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Winchester
Geo
H. Ay
E. Brengle
Sale Postponed At Thomas Massie Farm
A sale of stock implements household goods and antiques on the Thomas Massie farm scheduled for Wednesday January 25 at 10 am is postponed from January 47.
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Thomas
Massie
Coal Reduced for Screen Lump Coal Orders
Advertisement notes reduced price for screen lump coal orders. Encourages placing orders now with contact as G. O. Snapp and a phone reference to Sey apartment.
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Cat
SNAPP
Sey Apt
Premature Pope Benedict Death Rumor Sends World Into Frenzy
The world, including The Star, mistook a Rome time report for Pope Benedict XIV death. London and Paris dispatches circulated claims of official notification, triggering bells and requiems before Cardinal Bourne’s residence corrected the error.
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Rome
Pontiff
Star Two
Holy Father
London
Cardinal Bourne
Westminster
Pope Benedict
Paris
Havas
Mixpatch
Berlin
Famous Victor Ada Jones and Empire Concert Ad
Advertises Ada Jones as America's Greatest Entertainer with her own company. Mentions pianist Mabel Loomis and violinist Beth Hamilton, listing prices 55c 88c and 1.10. Includes a sale at Rice's Music Store and Miller's Old Drug Store notice.
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Empire
America
Mabel H. Loomis
Armstrong
Beth Hamillton
Rice's
Embargo Considered on Arms to China by Conference
Washington reports say the Arms Conference is weighing a resolution to embargo arms imports into China as part of a broader effort to reduce the Chinese army. A separate dispatch notes Japan’s stated designs in Russia and a pledge of a stable government following any changes.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Russia
Japan
Far
Suspected bootleggers make near miss on Valley Pike
Sheriff Pannett chased news of a double murder report on the Valley pike. A high powered car, believed linked to interstate bootleggers, narrowly missed colliding with the sheriff’s vehicle at an intersection. Bystanders smelled moonshine as the speeding car vanished.
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Sheriff Pannett
Valley Turnpike
Valley Pike
Hillman Tollgate
Mack Noonan
Autoliveryman
Cedar Creek
Pannett
Cottage prayer meetings begin here tomorrow
Cottage prayers prepare for the Union Evangelistic Campaign opening next Sunday night. Meetings will be held Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at three o'clock in six city divisions with named hosts and locations listed for Section A through P.
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Union Evangelistic Campaign
Joseph Hodgson
Mast Clifford
Aulick
South Braddock
L. L. Hockman
West Water
A. M. Bowers
Mairmont Avenue
Handley High School Audio Heating for Earle Concert
Announcement by principal H S Duffey assured the City Hall Auditorium will be comfortably heated for tonight's concert by American tenor Theodore Earle.
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H. S Duffey
Handley High School
City Hall
Theodore Earle
Edmonds attends funeral of Washington Postoffice official
Mrs. Stuart H. Edmonds left this afternoon for Washington to attend the funeral of a near cousin, Harry Clark, who died Saturday at his home in the District. Clark worked for the Postoffice Department and belonged to several Masonic bodies in the capital.
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Stuart H. Edmonds
Washington
Harry Clark
Clark
Postoffice
District of Columbia
Theo Karle 10 Sings Tonight at Winchester Auditorium
Theo Karle brings a concert to Winchester High School Auditorium tonight at 8 30 with Mischa Russell violin and George piano. The program features varied selections and a violinist added for contrast. Tickets are available at P C Neiden Company.
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Theo Karle
Winchester High School
Karle
Mischa Russell
George
Offe High School
Winchester
Theo
Earle
Goast
Pittsburgh
Jaime
P. C. Neidén Company
Brunswick
James B Anderson longtime Frederick County constable dies
James B Anderson a Frederick County constable and longtime resident near Whitacre died at his home at 10 PM. The funeral will be held at Timber Ridge with interment in the adjacent cemetery. Pallbearers will include the board of directors of the Frederick Bank of Gore. He was about 70, born in the western county, and had farmed for years before election as constable. He had tubercular illness but remained active until a week ago. He was married twice and leaves two sons Turner and Walter Sargen and daughters Mrs Nora Lartjek and Mrs H Douglas Acre, all in the county. Surviving brothers include Ferdinand Anderson.
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James B. Anderson
Frederick
Whitacre
Timber Ridge
Frederick Bank of
Anderson
Miss. Jackson
Turner
Walter
Gon
Nora Lartjek
Sargeant
H. Douglas
Acre
Risse
Bel
David Pugh
Zedwell ‘Whitac
Dewey
Rutderson
Ferdinand Anderson
Chéstell
Rdey
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