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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1921
Page
8
The University of Virginia plans a two term summer school from June 20 to July a second from September 3 to 3. Accommodation demand exceeds supply as applications surge with students from 35 to 40 states and several foreign countries.
Supporters of Berkeley veteran Sethe urge men and city residents to vote for him for the state Stees commission. A partial list of signers appears in today’s paper. Adams thanks Richmond backers for their generous support and notes he cannot leave his office to campaign at public expense.
The Virginia commission sails from New York on the Lapland to present a Houdon statue of George Washington to Britain. Members include Dr Henry Louis Smith of Washington and Lee University as chairman, Governor Davis appointees, and delegates Mrs Smith Mrs Brewer and Mr Williams. The statue will be presented at Trafalgar Square on June 21 with royal receptions planned.
News from Appomattox County reports gold found on land owned by Mrs. Brown of Chicago. The tract in the northeast part of the county recently secured a $93 000 deed of trust and speculation grows over possible payable quantities.
The Rev Dr J T Hundley president of Lynchburg College declines a call to become president of Transylvania University Lexington Kentucky. The institution is operated by the Disciples of Christ in connection with the College of Bible and Hamilton or bescue lawmer a woman s college. The three schools have an enrollment of very to 700.
At a creditors meeting in Lynchburg Virginia claims totalling 5 5 308 000 have been filed with 6 308 000 shown as proven Receivers report assets at 1 990 000 and forecast prices under forced sale are discussed for debtor protection and creditor interest
The Church Times in London reports a befuddled young man named Eng lind being hailed as the Crown Prince of Japan may be an impersonator rather than the legitimate heir. The piece notes questions raised by multiple sources about his true identity and royal status.
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