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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1920
Page
1
All garreties. Sam Haines at the Grain Elevator, C. V. R. R. Depot, Bell phone 476. Wanted a boy to carry. Reply at Star office.
The barrel situation is acute and orders must be placed promptly to avoid shortages. Sixty to ninety days are needed to obtain barrel stock from the west, and current orders cover only about half the expected demand. Fredrick Co fruit growers association reports the shortage and offers to provide information on request.
The Prohibition National Convention moved toward selecting a vice presidential candidate a platform and a national committee with adjournment possible tonight. It nominated W. J. Bryan for president amid a protest from Charles Bryan and discussion of Marie Brehm of Los Angeles as a running mate.
The Anti-Saloon League of America's executive committee opened in Washington on July 22 to decide its role in the national campaign. A majority of speakers in the morning favored a neutral stance among Cox and the Republican and Democratic nominees, but no vote was recorded.
Mrs. Harry F Byrd entertained last evening at her home near Berryville Clarke County in a formal supper party and dance. Guests included Miss Susan Reid Williams Miss Anne Deveraux from Washington and Misses Elizabeth Steck Virginia Marshall Baker Virginia H Smith Louise Reilly Virginia Elder Mary Stuart plus Messrs Seddon Lacy Woodhull Baker John Williams Peyton Marshall Victor Arthur Beverley Wright Clark Cooper and George Barrie.
The document lists speaking dates and venues for Judge Harrison's campaign. On July 23 speakers are R Gray Williams and R T Barton in White Hall and Philip Williams with T R Cather in Reliance. On July 26 Mount William features R Gray Williams and R T Barton. July 27 Dolans has R Gray Williams and R T Barton. July 28 Gainesboro hosts Philip Williams and R T Barton. July 31 Stephens City will include Judge Harrigon.
Trips for two days by Captain W. M. Strickler, famed as a safe and efficient World War France aviator, available at Stines Field Martinisburg Pike. Price 15 dollars per trip.
Public notice for an auction of two Ford cars at the Court House on Saturday July 24. The ad lists sale terms: half cash, balance in up to six equal monthly payments. Also includes store location Overland Sales & Service at Water and Main, phone 492, and a help-wanted notice for a store girl with bookkeeping and collections skills.
Public invited for a July 22 yard party on Gray's Lawn National Ave to raise funds for Minute Girls and Kin's Messengers classes of Braddock St Church. Also a job notice seeks 25 boys for light work at New Cold Storage Plant via supervisor William Beverley.
New York officials say the tug Coastwise of the Neptune line foundered off Fire Island late Tuesday night. All crew members were saved and aboard the tug Roger Williams, sent to recover the fleet of barges in tow.
New York July 22. The United Textile Workers of America will investigate why the American Woolen Company closed its plants in New England states. No injunction to reopen will be sought, said John Golden president of the union after a meeting of its executive board.
Nashville Michigan July 22 Mrs Maude Glasner wife of former State Representative Henry Glasner announces her bid for the Democratic congressional nomination in the Fourth district. A noted suffrage and prohibition worker she enters the race.
Philadelphia July 22 railroads plan increases in passenger and freight rates to offset the $600,000,000 Labor Board wage rise. De Witt Cuyler, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives, announced the move today.
A 1917 aged cars sale offers a coupelet and a sedan with good power. Chapman's Auto Sales lists the units for quick delivery at Stine's Field site.
Rioting flared again in West Belfast Falls area near evening. The post office was wrecked and police fired on rioters. A soldier and several civilians were wounded amid the clashes.
Warsaw reports the menace to the capital deepens as the left wing of the Polish army is defeated. The battle line extends about 400 miles with a straight north south orientation, roughly 126 miles east of Warsaw.
Insurance firms in New York announce liquor clauses in burglary policies to cover owners of private stocks. A premium of 20 percent of the stock value is charged annually for the hazard, and liquor coverage may not exceed one fifth of the total policy amount.
Advertisement by Hansbrough & Carter offering first lien securities on real estate and equipment. Interest payable 2 percent quarterly non taxable. Call or write for particulars.
Chapman’s Auto Sales promotes tire sale with 20 percent off all sizes larger than 30x3 1-2 and urges quick action to save eight to ten dollars. Also notes sale on Briggs and Harness at R. M. Swimley and discounts on refrigerators and ice boxes at Swimtey. Rentals offered at 814 S Washington Street until Sept 1.
Carrie Mann a well known Winchester resident died after a year long illness. She was a graduate nurse who held several responsible positions. Survived by sister Mary Ellen Mann she funeral will be at Mr Bakers home Friday at 3 30 conducted by Rev Robert A Goodwin with interment at Orrick Cemetery.
A new Gem Recreation Parlor opens Saturday at 150 N Main St. with equipment furnished by Brunswick Balke Collender Co. The notice invites patronage and is signed by Robert Forney.
Rescue crews continued searching for six men buried after last Monday’s explosion in Collieries County. Three bodies have been recovered, with crews pursuing remains as investigations proceed. Local authorities report ongoing efforts and safety concerns at the mine site.
In Paris, William K. Vanderbilt is reported in very critical condition with heart disease and complications. The dispatch notes a slow decline. A separate item mentions a shoe sale at 2.50 per pair and a local transport schedule from Winchester with weekday departures at 10 pm to Markinsboro and Wilt rt, with trolley connections.
Chicago July 22 Heads of major railroads and brotherhoods debated acceptance of the 600 million dollar wage award after an all night session. Six unions favored accepting the award in full while leaders warned no immediate strike. A referendum on the award was considered with varying recommendations and one undecided faction.
Columbus Ohio July 22 Chairman White of the Democratic national committee announced that August 7 has been chosen to notify Governor Cox of his nomination as presidential candidate. The following Monday August 9 was set for notifying Franklin D Roosevelt as vice presidential nominee.
A Winchester public school official endorses The Star and its new management for backing a moral education reform linked to moving pictures. The letter notes a city plan already approved by ministers, the School Board, and a Presbyterian Church meeting, urging the Empire Theater's cooperation to guide youth education and welfare.
Hartford man Thomas J. Stellady is reported to be selected to succeed Franklin D. Roosevelt as assistant secretary of the navy when Roosevelt retires near August to pursue the Democratic vice presidency. Also notice of optometrist WM Kline in Waynesboro Va for eye exams with lenses.
Four Alaska bound Army airplanes left Grand Rapids at 11 30 this morning on the third leg of their flight across Lake Michigan to Winona Ming.
In a Star editorial from Winchester dated July 9, the writer urges selecting an aging standard bearer with proven service. The piece praises a veteran judge and lawmaker for his long record and constructive leadership during Reconstruction and the war era.
Orchard and domestic peach and apple processing tools listed include bushel bas, oak stave baskets, picking crates and bags, and paring machines for home and commercial use.
That fine residence with large grounds attached belonging to late H P Deaddly will be sold at public auction in front of the Court House in Berryville.
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