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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1924

Page

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Charley Rouss Fire Company Banquet Sees Guest List Tightened

The 80th annual observance honoring Charles Broad way Rouss will be held February 11 with limited attendance. Only fire company members and a few officials may attend. outsiders are not issued tickets this year to fit the hall and honor system.

Charley Rouss Charles Broadway Rouss United States iMagnus Johnson Minnesota Johnson Senate Ielay W. H. Joyner Richmond H. Russell Washington Rouss Fire Company Fire Company Reuss Rouss

Coolidge Seeks Full Report On Dome Lease Policy

President Coolidge asked the Interior Department to provide at once a expert report on the policy by which Fall, Sinclair and Doheny interests secured oil leases in Wyoming and California. Attorney General Daugherty said the Justice Department will review all Senate inquiry evidence and press ahead with examinations. Daugherty and Mrs. Daugherty traveled from Washington to Miami Beach for a winter rest, planning only a few days there.

Associated Press Washington Poe Interior Fall Harry Sinclair Coolidge Interior Department Sinclair Doheny Wyoming California Department Nation Jack Lle Department of Justice Senate Daugherty Department of Justs Miami Beach Mr. Daugherty

House Votes 10 Increase State Utilities Tax

Richmond Va Jan 26 Delegates Hall of Loudoun offered a resolution urging higher taxes on public utilities to balance state revenues. The House adopted the resolution requesting the state auditor provide itemized revenue from corporation assessments by the State Corporation Commission. The House also passed a tax on bees and the Senate supported counties rights to establish free reservoirs.

Richmond Hall Loudoun House of Delegates State Corporation Commission House House Adopted His Resolution, Caupon Senate Barksdale Smith Norfolk Albemarle Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation American Legion Senate Finance Holt Virginia Senate Finance Committee Mills Newport News Easure

Two Special Events at Empire Tonight

Mayor Glass will award $20 in gold to the Best Slogan contest winner. A drawing for two seat coupons follows, granting free seats for The Covered Wagon. Don’t miss Empire tonight.

Glass the Empire

For Sale Brick Six-Room Home on Brad Dock Street

For sale a brick six-room dwelling in a fine location on Brad dock street with a larger surrounding lot. Immediate possession. Winchester Realty Co. Inc. 22 Rouss Avenue Winchester Va. 4-26-1p-21-eod

Braddock Street Winchester Realty Co., Inc Rouss Avenue Eod Winchester

Wanted Stave Mill in Good Condition Woodstock Cooperage

Wanted stave mill in good condition. Woodstock Cooperage Co., Woodstock, Va. Ip.

Woodstock Cooperage Co Woodstock, Va

1924 Dog Taxes Due With Penalty Notice

Lost and found fragment notes tax due dates and penalties for 1924 dog taxes. Robt. Smith and W. T. Barr cited as treasurers. February 1 deadline referenced. Also a lost green gold ring with setting and reward offer appears in fragment.

Robt. Smith Fred. Coounty W. T. Barr

W O W January Dues Due by February First

All W. O. W. dues for January must be paid by Feb 1 to W. L. Whisson, clerk, at No. 3 South Main Street.

W. L. Whisson S. Main St

Sunday Services At 409 N Kent St In Duborg

The notice lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 7 30 p m and prayer and praise at 9 30 p m with location 409 North Kent Street in Duborg.

N. Kent St. I

Wanted Good teamster and son for orchard work

An advertisement seeks a skilled teamster and his son for orchard labor. State experience and wage expectations. For a personal interview, write Lock Box 114, Winchester, Way 25-1p-2t.

Winchester

Seats On Sale For The Covered Wagon Paramount Picture

Seats opened this morning for The Covered Wagon showing Wednesday and Thursday February sixth and seventh. The James Cruze Production, famed as a West settlement epic, is in its forty sixth week in New York and listed as the greatest picture of all time. Performances include an eight fifteen evening show with a 2:30 PM matinee Thursday. The original 10 piece Covered Wagon Orchestra will play. Tickets range 25c to 1.00 matinee and 60c to 1.50 evening plus tax.

Paramount West New York City

Republican Mass Convention Set for January 28

A Republican mass convention will meet Monday January 28 at 8 P M in the Court House to select delegates and alternates to Roanoke and to appoint the City Executive Committee. Republic an Exec Com 26-1p-21.

Court House Roanoke City Executives Committee

Girl shot while at grandmother's bier in Gore

Miss Genevieve Lockhart an 18 year old of Gore was accidentally shot by her Baltimore cousin Marshall Shangogue while they sat beside the bier for Mrs Annie Pugh. The bullet entered her right arm and wounded the left arm as it passed through. She was taken to Memorial Hospital where the bullet was extracted and she is expected to recover. The incident occurred after Shangogue emptied a revolver clip forgetting a cartridge remained. Mrs Pugh died the previous morning and funeral is planned for Bethel Church.

Annie FE. Pugh Smith J. Pugh Gore Genevieve Lockhart Marshall Shagogue Baltimore Miss Lockhart Memorial Hospital R. McC. Glass Lockhart Pugh Bethel Church Miss ‘Lockhart James. H. Lockhart North Kent Istreet

Towns elected vice president of Virginia Bus Operators

John A. Towns of Harrisonburg owner of Towns' Bus Line between Winchester and Staunton was elected vice-president of the Virginia Bus Operators' Association at the Richmond meeting. He also joined the legislative committee as part of the group’s stance against changing laws and pledged cooperation with the State Corporation Commission.

John A. Towns Harrisonburg Winchester Staunton Virginia Bus Operators' Association Richmond State Corporation Commission

Ready-To-Wear Dept News Rundown

An advertisement urges ladies to visit the Ready-To-Wear Department on the second floor with new arrivals. The notice is signed by Robt F Brill.

U C T Special Meeting Saturday Night January 26

Notice for a special U C T meeting at the American Legion Building Saturday night January 26 at eight o'clock. Grand Junior Counsellor F Smoot of Hagerstown Maryland will attend. George F Heatwole secretary Paul A Beck S C adds signed note.

American Legion Grand Junior Councellor F Smoot Hagerstown George F. Heatwole Paul A. Beck

Hotel Jack Dining Room Opens Saturday Morning

Announcement for Hotel Jack dining room opening with breakfast lunch and dinner offerings. Maxime1l, Ducharme listed as lessee and manager. Prices shown include 40c breakfast 50c business lunch 1.00 dinner and a la carte meals at all hours. Popular prices and hours indicate a new dining option in the hotel.

Hotel Jack Maximel, Ducharme

Memorial Hospital Carnival Earns Over 400 Dollars

Winchester observers praise the Memorial Hospital committee for a stormy night carnival at Dr. and Mrs. McGuire’s home. An overflow crowd gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Gray Williams’ house, with donations of goods and cash supporting the new hospital project.

Memorial Hospital Hunter McGuire R. Gray Williams Éndré Stuart Clan Rosalie Co Mary Miter Elizabeth “Barr Colle Glass Virginia Baker Emmierts Moling & Seal Ramacciotti Florida Leigh Fuller Miller Floral Boyd's Drug Store Virginia Baker Drug Store E. W. Miller Fred’ Boyd May Jacob Baker Iton Wood Nannie Jennie May Manuel People’s Drug Store Groves’ Drug Store Kremer Brothers Grubbs’ Meat Market A and P C. P. McVicar Hias Winchester

Home Life Insurance reports strong year and growing reserves

The sixty fourth annual report shows Home Life Insurance Company paid 5.87 million to policyholders in the year, added 1.96 million to reserves, issued 1.215 million in dividends, and raised surplus for contingencies to 2.051 million, with about 100000 policyholders and total insurance in force near 250 million dollars, up 15 million from last year.

Home Life Insurance Company Bryarly and Brother

Beverley Foot Injury Keeps Mrs Beverley Home

Mrs. Robert A. Beverley is confined to her South Stewart street home after a recent fall injured her foot. The injury caused trouble starting last evening and today she cannot walk. Miss Emily Estep, a Winchester Memorial Hospital graduate nurse, is now training at St Marys Hospital in Rochester Minn.

Robert A. Beverley South Stewart Street Beverley Emily Estep New Market Winchester Memorial Hospital St. Mary's Hospital Rochester Minn

Handley Night School Registration Opens

Registration for Handley Schools night classes at the John Kerr building will be Monday January 283 from 7 to 9. Many courses offered with an effort to establish a fifteen week term.

Handley Schools John Kerr

Notice to creditors of R M Henry estate

Parties holding bills against the late R M Henry of in debt to him will settle at once. J H and BE L Henry Executors.

R. M. Henry J. H L. Henry

Indictments in Harness Case Draw Politically Charged Claim

Frank J. Hogan, defense attorney for seven officials of the United States Harness Company, charges that a war-frauds section indictment campaign is politically motivated to silence critics. He cites official documents showing charges were false and calls for decency and justice. Major Bryan and others deny political persecution in the harness case tied to Congressman William A. Graham’s letter.

Washington Department of Justice Frank J. Hogan Daugherty Hogan United States Harness Company Rawson Jefferson County W. Va Parkersburg Tudge Groner Norfolk Vaa Taft Department War Department Hogam Repu Fio Ste Major Bryan Harness Cade William A. Graham Ilinois

Constitutional Amendments Proposed in Virginia Session

Two joint resolutions in Virginia Senate seek to raise judges salaries during office and to allow constitutional amendments by a single General Assembly with referendum. House did not convene and no votes occurred. The report notes many fee officers are paid more than state governors and suggests reform to limit expenses and compensation.

Associated Press Richmond General Assembly Senate Wood Amherst House Virginia State Fee Commission Simplification and Economy Commission Fee Commission

First Baptist Church to Welcome Rev Gilbert Stansbury

Rev Gilbert B Stansbury of Martinsburg WV will preach at First Baptist Church tomorrow morning at 11 o clock and 7 30 o clock. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages and Men’s Bible Class led by the pastor. Young Peoples meeting follows at 6 30 p m.

Gilbert B. Stansbury Martinsburg First Baptist Church Stansbury Young Peoples

Winchester Masonic Lodge History From Civil War Era

A fragmentary account details Hable and Winchester lodge origins during the Civil War, noting Edwin Wardens age at death, early meetings secured by General Sheridan, and the lodge's postwar growth. It cites lodge fees, notable figures, and the building’s later remodeling as a historic site in Winchester.

Winchester Acauste Edwin Old Lime Rhea Ines Brent Shenchen Ie Valley Bank Gomery Blair Lancela Agen Partyle George Lodge Sheridan Baltimore Lei Sheridan Vermont Comber Union & A McKinley Ohio Neuclus William R. Ber Collins Denny Methodist Episcopal

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