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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1926

Page

3

Commander Byrd to Lecture in Richmond on polar experiences

Commander Byrd, at 36, will lecture in Richmond on his polar travels in a program at the Strand Theatre on February 11. The event, arranged by the Woman's Democratic Club, will feature motion pictures and a discussion of his wartime and naval aviation career including service on battleships and in the air.

Commander Byrd Richmond North Pole Woman’s Democratic:Club Iscition Carter Nya Woman's’ of Spar FR. B. Byrd Ths Jr O.ture Néral Assembly Nanan General Assembly Byrd Navy Congressional Mead Naval Academy Kentucky Wyoming North Carolina Washington Providence R. C Naval Militia Naval Air Station Pensacolay United States Naval Aviation Forces Canada

Unknown Confederate Soldier Grave on Massanutten Summit

Philip Williams ends Lee birthday address with a vivid tale of a lone grave atop Massanutten mountain. He recalls rude brick hovels once manned by Confederate sentinels and a tomb decor ated by purple flowers placed by God. The poem honors the Unknown Soldier of the Confederacy with solemn imagery.

Philip Williams George Washington Sanutten Mountain Massanutten

Paris Press Tributes To Young Russian Poet Yessinin

Paris papers flood tributes to Sergei Yessinin husband of Isadora Duncan and Moscow suicide. Once a familiar figure in Paris his life cut short by alcohol and drugs is seen as a tragic end to a career that could have yielded a stellar Rus sian Virgil like Georgics if redirected.

Paris France Sergei Yessinin Isadora Duncan Moscow Yessinin Georgics

Poet's last poem reflects exile from Paris to homeland

One of his final poems appears here showing his bitter disillusionment with his native land. He writes I no longer understand the language of my own people and have become a stranger in my country. He laments that no one here needs his poetry or him any longer.

Paris

Church of Christ Plans Sunday Services and Programs

The Church of Christ at 20 West Cork Street hosts Sunday activities with a 9:45 a m. school led by superintendent L L Hockman. Pastor W A Dudley preaches at 11 a m. and 7 30 p m. with communion and a series on the ideal life and related topics. The Women's Missionary Society supervises a 6 45 p m program. midweek prayer is Wednesday at 7 45 p m. Visitors are welcome.

Church of Christ West Cork Street Tle School L. L. Hockman W.A. Dudley Women’s Missionary’ Society America

January Rate Now in Effect Pay Now and Have It Discount

The Evening Star reports a new January rate policy allowing immediate payment to secure a discount. The notice urges readers to act promptly to enjoy reduced charges under the revised terms.

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Advertising Value Is Appreciated By Hotel Men

Fay M. Thomas manager of the Elliott Hotel in Suffolk reports strong advertising impact for the Virginia Beach Hotel. He says county residents have assumed the hotel is completed and open, though construction began recently. Thomas cites letters from more than 60 people requesting reservations through the summer.

Virginia Beach Norfolk Fay M. Thomas Elliott Hotel Suffolk Stephen N. Bobo American Hotels Corporation Thomas

Hampshire Man Serves 50 Years as West Virginia Official

V. M. Poling, clerk of the Circuit Court in Hampshire County, is the oldest active elective official in continuous service in West Virginia. Elected in October 1876 to fill a vacancy, he has served since with prior wartime service in Company I, Thirteenth Virginia Infantry and a Fisher’s Hill wound in 1864.

Hampshire West Virginia V. M. Poling Poling C. M Taylor Virginia. Infantry Fishers Hill

Young People Day at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church

Mias Bess Miles of the Baltimore conference will guide the church school’s young people department at Market Street Church. Teachers and youths are urged to attend Sunday morning and cooperate in building a strong program. The pastor’s sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. focus on youth life.

Mias Bess Miles Board of Sunday Schools of Baltimore Market Street Methodist’ Episcopal Church Church School Young Peoples Molé Hillis J. Luther Neff

Berlin Romance and London Banjo Trio Highlight Europe News

A Parisian styled report notes Berlin’s romance on honeymoon visits to Cherbourg and Southampton as reporters pressed Irving and his bride for interviews. London’s banjulele group led by Lady Churston, Joan Yarde-Buller, and others perform for charity while the Earl of Birkenhead recalls a failed shorthand career. Radio interest grows as Queen Mary’s voice remains rare on air.

London Irving Churston India Joan Yarde-Buller Diana King Clifton Prince of Wales Bertha Dawkins Duke of York Queen Mary King Queen Buckingham Palace

Bavarian Titles and Blood Analysis Stir Controversy

The Bavarian government grants 150 new official titles ending with rat to various workers including veterinarians plumbers and teamsters provoking debate over constitutionality and alleged political coercion. Russian scientist Manoiloff claims blood analysis can identify race and origin with high accuracy based on color changes in Cresyl violet.

Berlin Light Brigade BH. O. Manotioff Manoiloff

Long Distance Walker Miss Gertrude Rickards Aims For Weston Record

Miss Gertrude Rickards aged 70 is attempting to beat Edward Payson Weston’s walking record after finishing a 1664 mile trek through Scotland and England. Weather delays push her plan to resume next spring as she recalls starting at Land's End and visiting sites from the South Cornish Coast to Doncaster. She traveled 186 days on foot to John O Groats, living on cheese and biscuits and stitching at roadside rests.

Gertrude Rickards Edward Payson Weston Scotland England Miss Rickard Land’s End York

Paris President Mergue Secures Private Dates Amid Social Divide

Paris reports the French chief magistrate Mergue has obtained two private dates weekly, meeting in his Wagram condo with a few intimate guests. The piece notes tobacco price debates, state monopoly effects, and upcoming royal entries into Nice with elaborate preparations for a multi‑day festival including a Rome‑themed evening with Petronius, and the Battle of Flowers dates.

Paris Mergue France 4 Wagram Chi Senate Curle France Camila Nice Eharecater Petronius

Ham and cheese dinners dominate late night Deputies sessions

Night sittings of the Chamber of Deputies have become long rituals with refreshment managers supplying bread and ham and cheese. Deputies wash down speeches with beer, coffee, or chocolate in the newspapermen’s buffet as a former restaurant owner ends his business due to finances.

Chamber of Deputies B. Chamber Jas

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