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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1921

Page

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Martinsburg Fugitive Identified in Assault Case

Berks county authorities released a photo of suspect Monroe S Peyton a 47 year old black man 5 feet 3 and a half inches 131 pounds with maroon eyes and woolly hair believed to have assaulted Hazel Ston near Martinsburg West Virginia on July 3. The girl identified the photo and Peyton is also wanted in Winchester for a bad check case involving Graham B Conner.

Monroe S. Peyton Iso Add” Peyton Hay Little Hazel Ston Martinsburg W. Va Star Berkeley County Pennsylvania Peyton Winchester Graham B. Conner Conner Commercial and Savings Bank Clarence €. Miller S. Payton Metro Éyton

Young man given three-year term for bigamy

Seymour Reedy a youth pleaded guilty in the Corporation Court to bigamy and was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. He has been jailed since late February and time served will count toward the term. Judge Whit ing presided at the July term with Attorney Philip Williams counsel for the defendant.

Seymour Reedy Corporation Court Philip Willams Reedy W. R. Talbot Foreman H. B. McCormac Michael Lillis Philip Klompus Co. W. Ramsburg Shirley Carter C. M. Hodgson W. H. Bosserman John S. Solenberger J. H. Rosenberger B .H. Harper Whiting Berryville

High Quality Ewes and Lambs Auction Notice

Rumsey Smith of Hanging Rock West Virginia offers top 70 hd ewes and about 40 lambs at 65.25 dollars per head for ewes and 3 dollars per head for lambs. Ewes may be graded further and buyers are urged to act quickly for best selection.

Rumsey Smith Hanging Rock W. Va Capon Bridge

Apple Baskets In Stock For Immediate Delivery

Genuine Clark bushet baskets with round rim covers in stock for immediate delivery. Pyrex Bluestone Bordeaux and Lead arsenate available in any quantity at reduced price through Orchard Sup. Co.

Clark Wien

Gibbons to Meet Carpentier for World Light Heavy Title

Gibbons agreed to arrive three weeks before the fight with Georges Carpentier for the world light heavyweight title. Carpentier sails to France for hand treatment and plans to return mid September with Madam Carpentier and their infant daughter. Gibbons, 31, is Bantam Mike Gibbons’ brother and resumed boxing this year after a period of inactivity, scoring two KO wins.

Associated New York Inombons St. Paul Georges Caseeast Jersey City Dempsey Madison Satire Gardén Tex Rickard Carpentier France Gibbons Richard Madam Carpentier

Gilpin Sees Bright Outlook in Campaign Trails

Kenneth N. Gilpin, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, spoke in the city Friday praising reception across districts and planning more campaigning in the Seventh and Ninth districts. He expressed confidence in securing the nomination.

Kenneth N. Gilpin Gilpin Richmond Times-Dispatch

Funeral Services for Mrs Mayhew

The funeral for Mrs Martha Taylor Mayhew widow of Henry Mayhew was held at her North Main Street home with Rev Dr J H Laty of the Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were T J Orndorff Frank Magruder C W Ramsburg Roland Co Ryan Arthur McFarland and James Ashwood. The deceased was a devoted mother and member of the Presbyterian Church and Miss Betty Green's Highland Avenue Sunday school class.

Martha Taylor Mayhew Henry Mayhew North Main Street J. H. Laty Presbyterian Church Mount Hebron Messrs T. J. Orndorff Frank Magruder C. W. Ramsburg Roland Co. Ryan Arthur McFarland James Ashwood Mayhew Betty Green Highland Avenue

ExcursionTrain to Atlantic City Crowded on Weekend Run

About 60 travelers left Winchester on a Pennsylvania Railroad weekend excursion to Atlantic City. The crowded train departed Harrisburg, reached the seaside resort at 6 AM, left At 2 30 PM, and arrived back in Winchester at 11 20 PM.

Winchester Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic City Harrisburg

American Legion Beats Virginians Collegians 18 to 1

Equity club scored 18 runs in a decisive victory over the Virginians Collegians. Shepherds Town was defeated 18 to 1 as pitching and hitting dominated the game.

Funeral of Mrs. Rose Ellen Henry Attended by Relatives

Among the out-of-town relatives at the funeral on Saturday were Mr and Mrs W L Henry of Staunton Mrs Gertie Creel and daughter Kathleen of Flint Hill Mrs John Jennings and Miss Etta Rooves of Front Royal.

Rose Ellen Henry W. L. Henry Staunton Gertie Creel Kathleen Flint Hill John Jennings Etta Rooves Front

Bus Driver Swindled by Woman on Virginia Route

In Harrisonburg a young woman posing as Miss Helen Conway of Clarksburg West Virginia allegedly handed a $20 bill for a bus fare and escaped with $17.50 change and a traveling bag later linked to a Martinsburg theft. The bag contained a man's clothing valued at $135. Police traced her to Union and Staunton but found no bag.

Harrisonburg Winchester Martinsburg W. Va Helen Conway Clarksburg Union Staunton

THANKS SCOUTS FOR GOOD TURN

Scout Executive H Hassell Potts received a letter from the American Committee for China Famine Relief in New York City dated July 11 1921. It credits his stamp records with 12625 dollars and commends the Boy Scouts for aiding famine relief in China. The message is signed by G H Peterson Associate National Director.

H. Hassell Potts American Committee For China Famine Relief New York City H. R. Potts N. Main Street Winchester Mr. Potts China G. H. Peterson

Stores Close For Summer Closing By Merchants

Stores close at 7 o'clock from July 8 to September 1 with Saturday exceptions. L. D. Grubbs Potts and Potts and J. P. Chamberlaine oversee the summer closure.

Madeira Couple Is Wedded Here

The Rev. Thomas A. Rankin officiated Saturday at Sacred Heart Church for Francisco Silva and Miss Marie Frields natives of the Madeira Islands who work at Dr. Geo Pflaster Sr s farm near Bluemont Loudoun County Virginia They were joined by a small party of friends.

Thomas A. Rankin Church of the Sacred Heart Madeira Islands Francisco Silva Marie Frields Geo. Pflaster Bluemont Loudoun County

Funeral attenda nts show Rutherford popularity at Ridgeway

Relatives and friends from Green Castle Pennsylvania Martinsburg West Virginia St Benedict Pennsylvania Norfolk Virginia attended the funeral of the late Lee Rutherford. The large gathering reflected the popularity of the young man in the Ridgeway area.

Lee’ Rutherford Clinton Shank Greencastle Herbert Russell Matinsburg W. Westinsburg W. Va B.F. Bowers Hugh Spangler Norfolk Rutherfred

Noted New Yorker Payne Whitney Undergoes Surgery

Payne Whitney son of the late William Whitney and brother of Harry Whitney was operated on for appendicitis at Roosevelt Hospital New York on Thursday by Dr James I Russell of East 61st Street New York. He rallied satisfactorily and was doing well. Whitney married Helen Hay and has two children Joan and John H Whitney. He formerly served as a private in World War I.

Payne Whitney William ©. Whitney Harry Roosevelt Hospital New York Whitney James I. Russell East Sixtyfirst Street James B. Russell Winchester Russell Mr. Whitney Helen Hay John Hay Joan John H. Whitney

Moffett Nominated Navy Aeronautics Chief

Captain William A. Moffett was nominated by President Harding to head the Navy Department of Aeronautics with the rank of Rear Admiral. The nomination was announced from Washington on July 18 by the Associated Press.

Associated Press Wai William A. Moffett Harding Navy Department of Aeronautics

Four Direct Hits by Naval Planes on German Cruiser Frankfort

Naval air units reported four direct hits on the former German cruiser Frankfort, 75 miles off the Capes, with a fifth bomb close beside the vessel. None of the 250 pound bombs exploded.

Associated Press Norfolk Frankfort Capes Naval Base Air Station

Death of Father Hugh J McKeefrey in Virginia

The Rev. Father Hugh John McKeefrey died at 73 in Richmond Virginia where he had served as pastor of St. Patrick s Church for years He recently celebrated his golden jubilee A native of County Londonderry Ireland he was brother to Rev W A McKeefrey of Martinsburg WV The Rev Father Thomas A Rankin of the Church of the Sacred Heart left for Richmond to attend the funeral

Hugh John McKeefry Richmond St. Patrick's Catholic Church Father McKeefry Virginia West Virginia W. A. McKeefrey Martinsburg W. Va County Londonderry Ireland Thomas A. Rankin Church of the Sacred Heart Father McKeefrey

Touring Car Collision Injures Couple Near Martinsburg

Mr and Mrs Fred A Crisman of this city escaped serious injury when their touring car was struck by a National Biscuit Company truck on the Martinsburg pike north of town. Mrs Crisman was scratched but not seriously hurt. The Crisman car slammed into a telephone pole after the left side pass attempt by the truck driver.

Fred. A. Crisman National Biscuit Company Martinsburg Pike Crisman Martinsburg

ISS Yost Weds War Veteran in New York Ceremony

Miss Ethel Burdell Yost and Philip Francis Havey wed in New York City on February 3. Havey, a World War II veteran and Palmer Schools student, is from Mount Vernon New York, son of James F Havey. The couple plans Davenport Iowa residence after a Chicago-Milwaukee Midwest trip.

Millard J. Yost North Kent Street Ethel Burdell Yost Philip Francis Havey Mount Vernon New York New York City Dr. Warren Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church Margaret L. Hodgson Havey Palmer Schools of Chiro Davenport Iowa James F. Havey France Chateau Thierry Fort McHenry Miss Yost Harvey Winchester Chicago Milwaukee Middle West Mr. Havey Henley Apartments Fourth and Brady Street

Large Crowds At Chautauqua Enjoy Weekend Programs

The Chautauqua tent offered a series of lectures and concerts with Dr. Cockrell and Dr. Zilbourg delivering lectures, the McGrath Knox Company performing music and readings, and a Sunday night religious service drawing a large audience. Dr Holmes of Swarthmore College spoke this afternoon, with two more programs planned for Monday and Tuesday nights featuring operatic and White Hussars performances.

Chautauqua Cockrell Zilbourg McGrath- Knox Company Holmes Swarthmore College

TO TOUR IN NEW ENGLAND

Mrs. Joseph B. Newlin left this afternoon to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moison in Lawrence Massachusetts. She will be joined by Mr. Newlin in about two weeks and the Moison family will spend time at their cottage at North Beach Massachusetts and tour by motor in New England.

Joseph B. Newlin William H. Moison Lawrence Mass Mr. Newlin Mr. Moison North Beach New England

Community thanks for sympathy and aid after mother’s death

The family of Mrs. Rose Ellen Henry expresses deep appreciation for sympathy kindness and support during illness and death. They thank neighbors friends and contributors who sent flowers cars and services and those who helped in the choir. Gore Virginia picnic and tournament noted for August 27 1921.

Rose Ellen’ Henry

Automobile strikes boy injures child on North Main street

A young son of Mr and Mrs J H Berry living over Orndoffs clothing store North Main street was hit by a backing automobile Saturday night. He was bruised but not seriously injured and went home with his playmates.

J. H. Berry Orndoff North Main Street

Infant George Gibson Trenary Dies at One Month

Infant son of Milton S and Julia Aenary died yesterday at home near Ridgeway West Virginia aged one month and three days. The funeral was held today with interment at Macedonia. Rev George W Stover and his son Paul Stover of Bethlehem Pennsylvania left this afternoon for Staunton Virginia to visit relatives.

George Gibson Trenary Milton S Julia Aenary Ridgeway Macedonia George W. Stover Paul Stover Bethlehem Staunton, Va

Mrs W L Duchear Visits Brother in Maryland

Mrs W L Duchear of Libertytown Maryland is spending time with her brother W R 1 E Harford, in Maryland, according to local notes.

W. L Duchear Libertytown, Md 1. E. Harford Mia

Tar and Feathers for Preacher in Miami Race Attack

Rev Philip Irwin a British priest in Miami’s black quarter was whipped and tarred by masked men. Police found him midnight and questioned him about alleged advocacy of race equality. He refused to promise leaving the city under threat of lynching.

Associated Press Miami Fila Philip 8 Irwin

Tornado injures several near Galchupp North Dakota

A tornado west of Galchupp injured five to seven people and destroyed multiple houses and barns. The storm left a mile wide path toward Waheton with no fatalities reported.

Associated Press Galchupp N. D Here Waheton

House Debates Oil Tax in Fordney Tariff Bill

The House resumed consideration of the proposed oil tax in the Fordney tariff bill and voted to limit debate to three hours. The discussion focused on the Treadway amendment which would move crude oil from the dutiable to the free list.

Associated Press Washington House Today

Cheese Fumes Knock ’Em Out Firemen

A $1,000,000 fire gutted the Phoenix Cheese Company building on Greenwich Street Manhattan. Fumes from the refrigerating plant forced about fifty firefighters to work in delays and be overcome during firefighting efforts.

New York Phoenix Cheese Company Greenwich Street Lower Manhattan

Oils Strength Shifts in Midday Stock Market

Atlantic Gulf fell over two points while Mexican Petroleum General Asphalt and General Electric showed strength. Rails shipping and iron trades were irregular. Leathers textiles fluctuated. Foreign exchange remained unsettled with the British rate near year lows. Call money opened at 6 percent.

Associated Press New York Atlantic Gulf General Electric

A Private Scandal Star May McAvoy In New Realart Film

Realart Pictures offers tonight at the Empire a birthday special titled A Private Scandal starring May McAvoy in her first lead role. The Realart studios release promises a punchy picture that will keep audiences on edge from start to finish.

Realart Pictures Corporation the Empire Miss May McAvoy Miss McAvoy Realart Studios

Modern Woodmen of America Picnic at Woodman Park

Notice for the Modern Woodmen of America event held on the usual third Saturday August 20 1921 at Woodman Park Middletown. See PSED Vale mafseh rd any 7-18-1p-26 7-18-1p-66 ag

Woodman Park Middletown Mafseh

Fire follows outbreak at We penitentiary in Pittsburg

July 18 Pittsburg reports a prison riot at the We penitentiary on the Ohio river followed by a fire that destroyed frame factory buildings inside the enclosure. Guards, detectives, and police battled the inmates as firemen fought the blaze. Authorities later said the fire was brought under control around 2:30 PM after hundreds of prisoners, including recently transferred inmates, faced panic and demands for privileges.

Associated Press Pittsburg Ohio River Tives Wa Francis Ior Sproul Butler Greensburg Abe John J. Medgelery Pitts Charities Teff Inhiladelphia

Piano falls on boy's foot at Beverley store

Beverley Rice 15 was injured when a piano slipped from a truck at Lewis Rice music store on North Main Street. A crew lifted the piano off his left foot after it toppled, leaving the boy severely hurt and expected to stay in hospital for ten days to two weeks.

Beverley. Rice Lewis Rice Rice Music Store Orth Maing

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Payton Allen Orchard Sup. CO Mrs. Mayhew BASE Equity American Legion Virginian Collegians Shepherdstown Helen Conway Madeira Jas. J. Russell Capt. Moffett Navy Air Chief M’keefrey Iss Philip F. Havey M. W. Ofa Gore North Dakota House Modern Woodmen OF America Bay Gilad
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