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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1920

Page

4

Appeal Bond Required to Hear Case Dillard vs Craig

In Frederick County the Circuit Court dismissed the appeal in Dillard v Craig for failure to file a bond within ten days. Judge Whiting ruled the statute requires timely bond to perfect an appeal and so ordered dismissal at Craig’s costs.

D. M. Dillard W. W. Craig Magistrate’s Court Frederick County Circuit ‘Court F. B. Whiting 8. M. Stickley Stephens City Circuit Clerk Dillard Craig Craiz Whiting Circuit Court

The Lament Of Aging By Walt Mason

A reflective verse by Walt Mason on advancing years. The speaker notes loose teeth and hair loss, failing vision, and ears ring, yet finds solace in patience and humor. He contrasts earlier thrift with current toil, warns against wasted money, and urges contentment with simple life.

Walt Mason

Tribute to Our Dear Grandpa Moore in Grandchildren’s Verse

A family elegy commemorates REB Moore who died seven years ago June 15. The poem from M H Shipe and Pear L Brindle laments his loss, recalls his kindness, and expresses hope of reunion in the world above.

Eraer RE. EB. Moore M. ‘H. Shipe Ted Grandpa Mizzy Orat Pear L. Brindle

Commencement Notes From Dickinson Cotters Isle

Arthur Rotinsem of this class is listed for Dickinson Cotters Isle. His mother Mrs. Rot and his brother Mr. Parinson have arrived for the commencement events at Car Tatton.

Arthur Rotinsem the College

Sonneborns Employes Out in Lockout

About three thousand workers at H Sonneborns clothing plant in Baltimore walked off after the firm announced a part time schedule amid unsettled market conditions and a national crisis in the clothing industry. Union leaders call it a lockout as elevators failed to operate and workers reported for duty. Herman Blumberg, the firm’s business agent, cited nationwide cutbacks in major textile centers.

Washington Wee Ee Sonneborn Herman Blumberg Baltimore

Flag and 60-foot pole gifted to Handley Schools

Supt. F. E. Clerk announced Handley Schools received a large American flag and a 60-foot flagpole from Mr. S. L. Lupton. The pole was erected on Equity grounds by Texh School cadets with local workmen. The flag will be flown when school resumes next fall with daily ceremonies.

F. E.clerk Handley Schools S. L. Lupton Lupton Equity Texh School Clerk

Farmer cooperative bill urged to aid production and sales

Supported measure continued from page 1 argues that farm cooperatives will help farmers by pooling production and selling their products. It notes that large combinations with high priced legal talent dominate markets and that the individual farmer faces disadvantage, yet the bill aims to yield good results.

World workers urged to form an international union

J W Ogden delegate from the British Trade Union Congress urged the American Federation of Labor in Montreal to organize the world's workers into an international body to promote their aims and deter future wars. He cautioned against any internationale modeled after Russia and similar states.

Associated Press Montreal Can International Organization of the World’s Union Workers J. W. Ogden British Trade Union Congress American Federation of Labor

Laid to Rest in Mount Hebron

Funeral of the late David McCormick died at Memorial Hospital Thursday night held yesterday at 4 pm at Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. Robert A. Boodwin officiating. Many friends and out of town visitors attended. Flowers abounded as the remains were taken to Mount Hebron Cemetery after Episcopal rites. Masonic pallbearers included Dr. W. P. McGuire and others. active pallbearers were J. B. Bev uferry Sr. T Kinzel C Vernon ddy H C Sheetz R T Barton and W E Cooper.

David McCormick Memorial Hospital Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Robert A. Boodwin McCorick Mount Hebron T. ¥. Kinzel C. Vernonddy H. C. Sheetz R. T. Barton William BE. Cooper

Lee Staffman Dies in Hospital At 89

The Rev W W Page long linked to Gen Robert E Lee and St Pats Church Cornwall NY died in a New York hospital last night aged 89 He once served as religious editor of the New York Herald Also bears renewed selling tactics hit stocks early with steels oils and tobaccos down while rails fluctuated.

Lee Associated Press New York W. W. Page Robert E. Lee St. Pat’s Church Cornwall N. Y New York Herald The Bears Canadian Pacific Southern Pacific Reading Shorts

Army's motor convoy leaves Washington for Los Angeles

A trans continental motor convoy departed Washington on the first leg of a 3960 mile journey to Los Angeles via the Bankhead highway. The 34 trucks 9 passenger cars and 6 motorcycles are crewed by 20 officers and 160 men scheduled to reach the destination September 17, traversing the southern states to Atlanta and then west through Alabama Tennessee Texas New Mexico and Arizona.

Associated Press Washington Los Angeles Bankhead National Highway South Atlantic Atlanta Alabama Tennessee Texas New Mexico Arizona

Labor's Chief Favors League

Samuel Gompers leader of the AFL said in Montreal that it is pitiful the United States has not ratified the League of Nations. He argued the league covenant would be overwhelmingly accepted if submitted without entangling questions, calling the draft of the covenant a potential help to workers.

Associated Press Montreal Can United States League of Nations Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor

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