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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1921

Page

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Tulsa Riots Leave Tulsa in Martial Law Amid Casualties

Tulsa enters martial law with about 500 National Guardsmen after race riots destroy the negro quarter and ignite fires. Nine whites and 15 negroes counted dead, with about 240 wounded and over 5 000 negroes left homeless or at risk around the fair grounds. Governor Robertson visits to restore order as a military commission probes causes.

Associated Press Tulsa Okla Oklahoma National Guardsmen Barrett Fair Grounds Fair Grounda Robertson Plange National Association New York National Association For Advancement of Colored People Oklahoma

Band to Play for the Races at Winchester Memorial

The Citizens' Band directed by Prof. J. M. Spurr will perform Monday afternoon at the fair grounds races to aid Winchester Memorial. The concerts are free as races support hospital charity. Dr. Spurr will lead the program, and more horses and ponies have been entered with additional entries expected, including turfmen from Hagerstown.

Citizens J. M. Spurr Fair Grounds Winchester Memorial Arra Ents Spurr The Star Hagerstown

Reunion at New Home Draws Family Guests in 525 Fairmont

An event of much interest and pleasure reports a family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Bowers 525 Fairmont avenue from the 27th to the 31st. Guests include John W. Snyder and son Russell of Red Lion Pa Lorenzo Price and children Katherine and Peyton of Chambersburg Pa A J Oates recently returned from Fort Lauderdale Florida and staying with Mrs Oates parents H Bowers and LeRoy Downing H H Bowers and two children Richard and Maurice formerly of Hagerstown Md now in Wingate at Hotel led by A W Shade Winchester Va and Robert Warers with General Electric stationed in Baltimore Md.

P. N. Bowers Fairmont Avenue John W. Snyder Russell Red Lion Lorenzo Price Katherine and Peyton Chambersburg Fort Lauderdale Florida Oates LeRoy Downing H. H. Bowers Richard and Maurice Hagerstown Wingate A. W. Shade Winchester, Va Robert Warers General Electric Company Baltimore, Md

Garden sprays and equipment offered by Winchester Orchard

Leaf eaters and other insects as well as fungus diseases can be controlled by spraying or dusting thoroughly with proper materials. Special hand dusters powder knapsack and hand sprayers are available for flower and vegetable gardens. Low prices on garden hose nozzles and fittings. Winchester Orchard Sup. Co. Phone 313 301 N. Market St.

Winchester Orchard Sup. CO Market St

Fellows Meet For Flower Strewing Half Sunday Evening

Notice indicates a gathering of Ah Oad fellows and visiting Oda Fellows at 3 PM on Sunday June 5 for flower strewing. Secretary records the event and arrangements. A handsome eight room modern brick home will be completed within 30 days with immediate possession. Apply to G. Clarence Miller.

Oda Trace Lutheran Church

Martinsburg Firemen Cancel Celebration Plan for August Meet

Martinsburg volunteers selected Friday August 12 for the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association business session. A. S. Poisal as chairman leads a committee to arrange reception and entertainment for delegates from Winchester, Martinsburg, Keyser, and other member towns. Street work blocks a parade or demonstration during the annual convention.

Martinsburg Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association Sher A. S. Poisal Tary Trea Anew D. S. Mason Charles W. Siler Winchester Va Keyser W. Va Hagerstown Lana‘coning Westernport Chambersburg Waynesboro Greencastle Oespensburg Mechanicsburg Midtown New Cumberland Carlisle Harrisborof R. L. Gray Winchester C. L. Jacobs W. H. Richter A.M. Staubly James H. Johnson Martinsburg ‘Firemen

Mother of Five Commits Death by Her Own Action

Freida Houchen, 30, slit her throat with a razor at dawn while five children slept in an adjoining room in Harrisonburg Virginia. Her husband woke to find her reeling at the foot of the bed and calling for help. he described prior despondency and threats she made. An inquest ruled death the result of her own actions.

Freida Houchen Harrisonburg

When First Big Engine Came In

Rio correspondent covers Wardensville barbecue for Winchester and Western Railroad opening. Former Governor Cornwell and brother speak as the first big engine arrives with seven coaches of Virginia Valley passengers. Winchester group, Wardensville band, and free lunch boost a crowded, rain-softened celebration.

Rio Romney Reviow Wardensville Winchester and Western Railroad Cornwell New Railroad Williams and Glass Winchester New Road Virginia Valley

Warning on Flags at Stonewall Cemetery Rows One Three

Flags placed on the first three rows in the Virginia lot at Stonewall Cemetery must not be removed except by the owner. This year a strict observance will be kept and the warning should be sufficient. Shirley Carter Mrs.

Virginia Stonewall Cemetery SHIRLEY_CARTER

Denby Urges Naval Cadets To Be Officers Not Snobs

President Harding attends the Naval Academy graduation in Annapolis as Secretary Denby delivers a speech urging graduates to balance rank with respect for enlisted forces. He warns officers must earn respect, wear the uniform with pride, and avoid condescension toward those under command.

Harding Naval Academy Denby Annapolis Marine

Skirts Wonderful Film Draws Large Winchester Audiences

Large crowds enjoyed Skirts at the Winchester Auditorium praising its blend of girls artistry and thrills. A notable stunt features a girl rescued from an airplane off a speeding train. Proceeds from a Boy Scout stand at the fairgrounds on June 6 will benefit Winchester Memorial Hospital.

Auditorium Winchester Fair Grounds Winchester Memorial Hospital

Tragic Train Crash Kills Linville Edom High Principal

Lucius B. Fletcher, 28, principal of Linville Edom High School, died when his small car was struck by a Southern Railway passenger train five miles north of Harrisonburg Virginia. A fiancée riding with him was injured. the inquest was held after officials arrived. Fletcher would have turned 29 the next day.

Harrisonburg Rawley Springs Nts Linville Commonwealth Attorney Fletcher

Ex-Service Men urged to attend Confederate Memorial Day parade

All ex service members are asked to be at City Hall at 10 00 A M on Confederate Memorial Day June 6 for the parade. Wear a uniform if you have one. if not come in civvies. Members of the American Legion urged to attend and non members too.

American Legion Attaboy

Registration of New Pupils Handley Schools

Winchester Public Schools invites all new pupils for grades 1 to 6 to register at the John Kerr Building on May 28 and June 4 from 9 to 12. New pupils for grades 7 and up register at the Equity Building on the same dates. Kindergarten registration is not yet scheduled. Children turning 6 before Oct 1, 1921 may enroll in first grade. Applies to city and county residents.

Winchester Public Schools John Kerr Winchester Equity

Fordson Tractor promises lower crop production costs

A promotional notice from CHAPMAN'S UTO SALES invites farmers to learn how the Fordson Tractor can cut production costs and boost profits. It asks readers to be shown the figures and facts, asserting they do not lie.

Army drill notice and local ads in brief

Notice orders all men to report for drill Friday June 3 at 7 30 no excuses accepted Captain Grimm commands, Sergeant Engle details. Wanted cook colored preferred good wages Bel phone 2820. The Stealers film touted as powerful and starting June 2 and Miss Kremer offers big millinery reductions starting June 2.

Bob Geo. H. Grimm Per Ist Seret E. E. Engle B. Campbell Bel Miss Kremer’s

Miss Murphy Weds Charles Brezler in Sacred Heart Ceremony

Miss Teresa Elizabeth Murphy married Charles Robert Brezler at Sacred Heart Church in a high mass ceremony. The bride wore Baroness satin and lace, with bridesmaids including Elizabeth Brezler and Virginia Lanham. After the wedding, the couple planned a brief trip and a home on No 232 Leveland Avenue Waynesboro.

Church of the Sacred Heart Sacred Heart Catholic Church Teresa Elizabeth Murphy Charles Robert Brezler Lucille Anderson Charles Murphy Harry Murphy William J. Meredith Father Meredith E. J. O'Flynn J. H. Yost Patrick Murphy Clovere Clarke County George 8. Brezler Waynesboro Cumberlan Valley Railroad Leveland Avenue Waynesto Bertha E. Brezler Elizabeth Brezler Gilbert Brezler A. E. Webb and Myrtle Moses Hagerstown Virginia Lanham Washington, D.C F. P. Murphy Charles Town W. Va

New York Stocks Falter After Early Gains Recede

Market opened irregular before noon with gains in high grade oils led by Standard Oil of New Jersey and the Mexican group. Studebaker, Kelly-Springfield, GE, and American Wooding rose, while Canadian Pacific supported trans-continental rails. By close most gains were canceled as selling pressure returned amid higher call loan rates. Liberty 3% fell to 86.10 amid heavy turnover of about 600,000 shares.

New York Standard Oil New Jersey Studebaker Kelly-Springfield Tire General Electric American Wooden Great Northern Northern Pacific Canadian Pacific Liberty Gondon

Four Police Shot Dead in Kerry Ambush

Four members of the police were killed and three wounded in an ambush at Clonmore, County Kerry. The attack occurred yesterday and was announced from headquarters in Dublin. Other brief items include a Rambler bicycle for sale at G. J. Star office.

Dublin Clonmore County Kerry

Young Men's Suits On Sale At White Hall Store

White Hall shop offers young men’s suits priced at 18 dollars 50 cents during Saturday night Jung 4 sale event running 11 to 1 p m.

White Hall Jung Young Men's Suits Conner’s Bargain Store

War Times Faiths Sparks Debate At University Pilgrimage

Delegates at Charlottesville plan a motor pilgrimage to Monticello and a grave site visit as Dr John Basset Moore and other figures participate in events denouncing war driven propaganda. A luncheon and dinner with university leaders follow discussions on unity and free expression.

Columbia University Virginia Centenniaries McIntire Moore Aucklandbassador Nee Tual Son Hb O Cary Colidge Descen¢ Son Richard Ker Duke, Jr Charlottesville John Basset Moore Fish

Regular Meeting of the Friendship Fire Department

The regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Department will be held Thursday at 8 o'clock. Attendance is requested from all members.

Friendship Fire

For Sale Dodge Roadster Rocka

Roadster described as a Dodge model for sale. Short note mentions price or terms vaguely with playful exclamation. No clear contact details or full model data provided.

Get er. about June 10 12 of SF Pons

Fragmented notice lists names Wilmer F Tenor and addresses in W Arlington area with a Baker reference and a phone number 68 W. Details are incomplete and unclear.

SF Pons Wilmer F. Tenor Baker K*s

Dorothy Dalton Stars in Photoplay Black Is White at Strand

Dorothy Dalton headlines the photoplay Black Is White at Strand Theater today. The drama, produced by H. H. Ince and adapted from a story by George Barr McCutcheon, showcases Dalton’s versatile acting in a leading role.

Dorothy Dalton Strand Theater Hos. H. Ince George. Barr . Cutcheon Miss Dalton

Chapman’s Auto Sales Offers Easy Terms On Actors

Notice touts an “orally attractive proposition” and claims Jam Territory is open for sales. It encourages demonstrations and says actors can be sold on terms that let them pay for themselves.

Chapman

Conner's Bargain Store Yard Party Ad

The baseball team of Bruce will hold a yard party on the house lawn June 4, 1921. UNSUIT 2 pairs $1.50. WORK SHIRTS and ARMY SHOES two pairs for $3.98 offered by Conner's Bargain Store.

Conner's Bargain Store Conner’s Bargain Store Bruce Conner Army Shoes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Military Board Blaine Ness New Home G. Clarence -Miller American Legion We Winchester High School W. P. Anderson North Braddock St C. E. Society U. B. Orchestra White Sulphur Inn Stephens City L. S. Fletcher Straw Sailors Men’s Suits Handley Schools MR. Farmer Chapman's UTO Sales Miss Murphy Chas. Brezler Lanham Washington, D. C Misa Elizabeth Brezler Rambler Bicycle Apuger G. J. Star Office WHO John B. Moore Ambassador Geddes Unien Dodge Rocka Nington
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