Parrish Burial Marks Rare Executive Mansion Funeral
Robert Lewis Parrish a Covington financier and lawyer died Friday at his residence. His funeral was held Sunday at St. Pauls Episcopal Church after a procession from the Governor's mansion in Richmond. The burial took place in Hollywood with notable attendees and friends including Major Robert W. Hunter. Parrish was a close friend of Governor Stuart and President George W. Stevens of the C and O Railway.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Richmond
George W. Stevens
Chesapeake and ‘Ohio Railway Company
Mr. Stevens
Stuart
Parrish
Colored Preachers Organize Alliance in Winchester
The Preachers' Alliance of Winchester and vicinity met at St. Paul's A M E Church. The printing committee introduced an appealing letterhead stating the alliance aims for religious moral intellectual and social improvement. Officers include Rev E Queen president Rev J R Augustus first VP Rev W P Fisher second VP Rev B Layton third VP Rev M Armstead recording secretary Rev J H Quiett corresponding secretary Rev William E K Jefferson treasurer Rev H C P Baker censor-reporter Rev J L Martin director of music.
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Winchester
St. Paul’s A. M. KE
The
E. Queen
J. R. Augustus
W. P. Fisher
B. Layton
M. Armstead
J. H. Quiett
William EK. Jefferson
H. C. P. Baker
J. L. Martin
The Goddess Tonight in City Theater Show
Crowds pack the city theater as the Anita Stewart feature The Goddess returns amid controversy. Screenings set for 8:30 and 10 with 10 cent admission, drawing local attention and debate on moral suitability.
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Altho
Anita Stewart
The Lure of the Mask at the Empire cinema
A dramatic cliff edge struggle leads to a fatal fall in Harold McGrath’s The Lure of the Mask, a four part Mutual Master picture praised for suspense and a strong cast. See it tomorrow at the Empire with additional features.
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the Empire
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Mystery masked romance unfolds in Empire four part masterpicture
A man blindfolded and guided by a mysterious masked woman spends a delightful evening. He cannot solve the hostess's identity despite thrilling adventures and a final clue in far off Italy. The four part Masterpicture at Empire tomorrow promises intrigue and romance.
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Italy
Empire Tomorrow
Notable Cast Shines in Local Showing
A fine picture draws an unusually strong cast led by Elsie Jane Wilson Irving Cummings Harold Lockwood Lucy Payton Carol Halloway Wm C Elife and Hal Clements who appeared with the Kalym Company and counts many warm friends locally.
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Elsie Jane Wilson
Irving Cummings
Harold Lockwood
Lucy Payton
Carol Halloway
Wm. C. Elife
Hal Clements
Kalym Company
Reunion At Harpers Ferry Draws Railroad Evangelist Miss Jennie Smith
Miss Jennie Smith the Washington railroad evangelist plans the annual reunion at Harpers Ferry West Virginia tomorrow. Thousands of converts from the Baltimore and Ohio line are expected as she meets her "boys" the railroad men who joined the gospel calls.
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W. Va
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Philadelphia
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Northwest
Virginia Free From Quarantine in Most Areas
Washington reports that all of Virginia except Richmond Union Stock Yards is free from foot-and-mouth disease quarantine effective July 26. Richmond yards remain limited to slaughter operations while the state is otherwise unrestricted. Connecticut, Kansas and West Virginia are fully released from quarantine. Kentucky and Maryland are limited to slaughter-only at Louisville and Baltimore yards.
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Virginia
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Connecticut
Kansas
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Louisville
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Foot and Mouth Quarantine Grants Some States Full Release
The report notes Illinois New Jersey New York and Pennsylvania have been released from quarantine while a small stretch in those states remains under foot and mouth disease quarantine. Rev. John L. Jackson of Charlotte NC arrived and will spend August at Hylan dale Kernstown with Mr and Mrs Crawford.
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New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
John L. Jackson
Charlotte, N. C
Hylandale
Do. Grattan Crawford
Kernstown
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