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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1921
Page
1
The Commerce Chamber unveils a plan to erect a modern hotel in Commerce with a 150 room capacity. The project carries an estimated cost of about $1,000 and is described as a practical venture for the city’s growth.
The Chamber of Commerce reports meetings leading to a planned modern hotel in Winchester. A 100 to 150 room facility costing about 400000 dollars is proposed, with five potential sites and local funding. The group may buy Hotel Jack or expand it to meet needs, and will issue circulars on progress.
In Richmond the upcoming Democratic primary on August 2 highlights the elective nature of the State Corporation Commission seat. Incumbent Berkley D. Adams and challenger E. C. Folkes face off while voters are reminded two names may appear on the ballot but only one seat is to be filled. Adams, a Charlotte County farmer, and Folkes, a Richmond lawyer, bring differing regional interests and experience to the race.
The Baltimore Sun notes a split between two men over taxation. Supporters push a Richmond state board to assess real estate, reducing local assessor power, risking hardship for the Valley and high value Frederick County land due to orchards.
At the home of Miss Virginia Smith on Middle Road Kernstown Virginia the gathering starts at nine oclock on July 28. The notice invites everyone to welcome the event. Crank case cleaned free offered at 11 North Braddock Street with clearance codes 26 1p 3t.
Otis Skinner, noted American character actor, makes his screen debut in Kismet at the Strand Theater tomorrow and Friday. The Robertson Cole produced super special directed by Louis J Casnier frames one of the most artistic photo-plays yet shown to the public.
All Republicans are urged to attend the mass convention Thursday night July 28 for the purpose of nominating a city ticket. REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COM.
Invitation for white girls aged six to fourteen to swim at Glaize pool Fairfax avenue free of charge Friday 4 to 6 o clock. White boys invited Saturday 4 to 6. Bring towel and bathing trunks. 21-1p-61 Fred L. Glaize. For sale new check protector John Dillis Greek Restaurant 1ptf
Used vehicles offered on very easy terms with cars trucks and tractors available. See second page for details and pricing.
A dealer lists numerous used cars priced very low to sell this week. Items include a 1920 Ford Sedan with removable rims and speedometer at 2200 miles, a 1918 Ford Touring in excellent condition, a 1916 Dodge Touring, a Maxwell Touring at 3800 miles, a 1920 Chevrolet Touring in good shape, and a Haroune nearly new. All are offered by E. W. Ebert.
Classified notice urges readers to examine an ad for a seven passenger Olds model described as fully overhauled and mechanically perfect. Contact Allen Gray at Bb-Spat for details.
The American Farm Bureau Federation plans a memorial to President Harding and Congress asking for a readjustment of railroad freight rates. It argues the Transportation Act setting ICC rates yields 5 to 6 percent net revenue for railroads and that current rates cripple business and disrupt rate relationships across the country.
Senator Miller of Washington Virginia urges voters of the 15th district to back Senator Gunn for Lieutenant Governor. He notes Gunn as best prepared, an expert parliamentarian, and capable of serving as governor if needed, while warning against electing an inexperienced successor to preside over the Senate.
Secretary Hughes formally demanded the release of American prisoners in Soviet Russia from the Soviet authorities in Reval. The note insists on release before any improvement in U S Russia relations, with more than twenty Americans still detained. Among the best known is Marguerite Harrison Baltimore Sun writer and correspondent, long confined, noted for her lectures in Winchester.
Advertisement for genuine Clark bushel baskets with round rim covers botes in stock for immediate delivery. Pyrox Binestone Bordeaux and Lead Arsenate products available in any quantity at reduced prices from Winchester Orchard Supply Company.
Magneto equipped Samson tractors with circulating water pump and air washer priced at 665.00. With extra equipment such as fenders belt pulley brake and governor the price rises to 775.02. Prospective buyers are urged to investigate performance and record in Frederick county. Phone 313. 801 N Market St. 1p-tf
Film adaptation of Bissons famous play proves one of the most powerful shown on screen Pauline Fredericks shines in this drama opened a two nights run at Auditorium last night Don’t miss it tonight at 7 30 and 9 00 Ip
Tires reduced with price breaks for 30x3 Republic 6000 mile guarantee at 12.10. 320x314 Republic 600 mile guarantee 14.40. 29x3 Montford Special 10.95. 20x3 Montfort Special 12.40. 90x3 Tube guaranteed 1.90. 10x3 Tube guaranteed 2.10. You pay less here.
Due to a family death the entire Dr. E B Smoke farm household goods at White Hall and Rest Va will be sold for cash. Auction begins 1 pm Wednesday Aug 3 at the farm with bureaus beds tables chairs stoves dishes canned fruits preserves jellies 40 chickens and more. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn name T H OATES organizer.
For summer sowing use Chranon Clover Alfalfa Sweet Clover or Veteh. Get our prices from Winchester Seed Co. 27-1p-eod-tt.
Boston July 27 The personal assets of Louis K Liggett president of the United Drug Company have been placed in the hands of trustees. The move follows a stock decline as authorities say the company itself remains financially sound. Charles E Murnan an official of the firm is not involved in Liggett's difficulties.
Subscriptions for The Evening Star are due for renewal with only three days remaining at the discounted price. Readers are urged to act swiftly to secure the reduced rate before the deadline.
August 2 notice seeks commission revenue J L Maphis with a promised fee. Rye wanted this week at highest market. H B Keckley advertises 125 head steers fresh cows shoats for Harmer’s sale on August 1 at Fair Grounds. Crank case cleaned free at 11 North Braddock Street.
First Mortgage Bonds secured on City and Farm Property offered in denominations from 100 to 1000 with interest from 6 percent to 7.5 percent per year. Also sale notices for Harmer's sale on August 1 near Fair Grounds including 40 steers, a house and lot at 27 W. Water St, and 50 shoats. Notices of social visits from Mrs. Sarah A. Diffenderfer of Martinsburg visiting Mr. Charles H. Forsyth on South Braddock Street and Dr. and Mrs. Amory from Newport News visiting the Amory household.
Richmond judge D C Ri ruled that the city cannot charge 30 cents per hundred dollars tax on bank stock. The decision affects Merchants National Bank and other stockholders. The city plans an appeal to the supreme court while banks argue for refunds on past assessments.
The state rested its case in the 1919 World Series fix trial after Billy Burns and Abe Attell testified about a New York meeting with Gandill and others. Maharg linked Burns to an alleged sellout and described payments sent to Cincinnati, while Judge Friend signaled possible acquittals for Buck Weaver Happy Selsor and Carl Zork unless new evidence emerges.
New York stock market reports a weak session for United Drug Co with an eight and three quarters decline before a faint rally. Domestic issues showed weakness, call money opened at a low rate, and overall sentiment remained apathetic with small losses and thin trading conditions.
Ch Lasker of the Shipping Board urged the House appropriation committee to provide an immediate multi million appropriation to cover operations for the next five months. He pressed for rapid action to support essential shipping services amid ongoing shortages.
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