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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1916

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Villa Goes After Mormons Driving to Cu zman

Washington reports General Funston localizing troops amid censorship as Pershing slated to lead a punitive expedition against Villa. American soldiers on border anxious for action while 1200 Carranza troops reach Palomas to aid pursuit. The War Department weighs militia use and aerial observation as bodies of slain soldiers are returned home.

the Star Washington Funston War Department Villa Pershing San Antonio Tex Army Mexico Department San Francisco Cal Pacific Coast Paso Texas Cuzman el Paso Carranza Columbus N. M Palomas War College and General Staff National Guard Vera Cruz Mexco United States

Virginia Governor Signs Prohibition Bill in Richmond

Governor Stuart signed the Mapp prohibition measure making Virginia dry effective November 1, 1916. The pen, given to Mrs. Howard N. Hoge, and witnessed by Senators Mapp Saunders and Delegate Jordan, was used. Prohibition commissioner J Sidney Peters, and Virginia Anti Saloon League officials, will oversee enforcement.

Richmond Stuart Virginia Howard N. Hoge Lincoln Virginia Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mapp and Saunders Jordan

Varied Program For Chautauqua In Winchester May Dates

The Chautauqua in Winchester runs May 1 to 7 featuring daily programs. Bijou Singers open with three voices and a pianist, followed by College Club of four women and a soloist, then Schubert String Quartet, Harpin Concert Party, Strollers Male Quartet, and Victor's Band with twenty two pieces.

Trme Winchester Bijou College Club Schubert Harpin Strollers Victor

For Sale Three Fresh Cows and Grass Seeds Ad

Clover all grades 98 per cent up Rape and all grass seeds H H Baker 46 Bb Phone Bell 358 Piccadilly St For sale three fresh cows W M Aberton Beserine Ve

H. H. Baker Bell Piccadilly St W. M. Abertigon, Beserine, Ve

Late Queen of Roumania Saintly Woman Carmen Sylva

Obituary tribute to Elizabeth Queen of Roumania known as Carmen Sylva. She founded a village for blind citizens near Bucharest using private funds and book sales to aid the blind, promoting education and self sufficiency while avoiding public life. She endured blindness in later years.

Elizabeth Roumania Carmen Sylva Wied Winchester Charles Elizabeth of Bisg Bucharest

Old Valley Bank Celebrates Fiftieth Anniversary

Friends and officials gathered at Shenandoah Valley National Bank to mark its 50 years since opening. The ceremony featured roses for guests, cigars for visitors, and greetings from directors, with President John W. Rice leading the reception.

John W. Rice William G. Hardy J. Few Brown R. Gray Williams Lewis F. Cooper M. Lohr Capper Stewart Bell W. 8S. Hiett A B. Richards W. A. Baker

Weeden Miller Suffered Appendicitis Need Operation

Weeden Miller of West Piccadilly street was rushed to Memorial Hospital this morning for an appendicitis operation performed by Dr. B. C. Stuart. Also a help wanted notice seeks a steady young man for a business office position, with references requested via Lock box 58 Winchester VA.

Weeden Miller West Piccadilly Street Memorial Hospital B. C. Stuart Winchester

Henry Gassaway Davis Dead at 93 in Washington

Henry Gassaway Davis aged 93 died this afternoon at his daughter's residence in Washington. A former U.S. Senator from West Virginia he led multiple railroads and once sought the vice presidency in 1900. Funeral planned in Elkins, West Virginia, likely Tuesday.

West Virginia United States Elkins W. Va

Philadelphia minister to lead Winchester First Baptist Church

Rev Walter R Alexander of Philadelphia will become pastor of the First Baptist Church of Winchester. He will preach his first sermon March 19 with Rev Walter Scott of Washington D C assisting tomorrow. Alexander, a Crozet Seminary senior, has preached in Winchester recently and will succeed Rev W H Carter who resigned for Hertford North Carolina.

Walter R. Alexander Philadelphia Crozet Seminary Chester First Baptist Baptist Church of Winchester Mr. Alexander First Baptist Church Walter Scott Washington, D. C Alexander Winchester Church W. H. Carter Hertford N. C

School Director To Deliver Lectures in Richmond Area

Miss J. Douglas Wright, director of school league work, will lecture at Branson school on Thursday March 16 at 2 pm White Hall on March 16 at 7 30 pm Bryarlys school on Friday March 17 at 2 pm Boyce High School on March 17 at 7 30 pm Also notice John C Cather's sale Tuesday March 14 for Brood Mares Brood Sows and Fresh Cows 9 1p 3!

John ¢. Cather J. Douglas Wright Richmond, Va Branson School White Hall Bryarlys School Boyce High School John C. Cather

Bert Henninger Dies In Hospital

Bert Snyder Henninger aged 36 of Chambersburg Pa died at a private sanitarium near Baltimore from pneumonia following a severe nervous breakdown due to overwork. He was an auditor for Cumberland Valley Railroad and leaves a widow formerly Miss Bessie Biker, plus a sister and a brother.

Bert Snyder Henninger Clay Henninger Chambersburg John H. Snyder Winchester Baltimore Henninger Cumberland Valley Railroad Cumberland Valley Bessie Biker W. EB. Biker

Baltimore grain markets close with corn at 80 cents

At 8 o clock this afternoon the Baltimore wholesale markets quoted No. 2 red wheat at 1 dollar 14 and a half cents and corn at 80 cents.

Baltimore

Auction Notice for Household Goods at 532 Fairmont

Household goods to be sold at auction on March 14 at 532 Fairmont. Items include antiques and various furniture pieces. Sale terms and full item list to be provided at the door. Sale conducted by local auctioneers.

Ship torpedoed with Americans aboard near Havre

The Norwegian bark Sillcus with seven Americans aboard was torpedoed off Havre by a U boat. All on board were saved. The incident follows a new Austro German decree. Britain has captured the American steamer peg owned by Suddon and Christiansen of San Francisco at Stanley, Falkland Islands.

Washington State Department Havre France Sillcus New York Paris Vaux Fort de Vaux War Office Berlin Black Sea Mateh Suddon and Christiansen San Francisco Stanley Fairix Islanda

Funeral Services For Miss Mabel Brown

The funeral of Miss Mabel Virginia Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Brown was held at 3 oclock this afternoon from the parents home on North Main street United Brethren pastor Rev George W Stover and Rev Dr J H Lacy assisted by a large gathering of friends Flowers filled the casket Many attended the graveside service at Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers were Charles Bryant Ray McDonald Albin Haley Graham Rosenberger Marshall Baker and Edwin Snyder

Mabel Virginia Brown James M. Brown Union Protestant Infirmary Baltimore North Main Street George W. Stover United Brethren Church J. H. Lacy Presbyterian Church Mount Hebron Cemetery Messrs Charles Bryant Ray McDonald Albin Haley Grahamn Rosenberger Marshall Baker Edwin Snyder

Bryarly Tops Home Life Agents for February

Mr. R. T. Bryarly of Bryarly and Brother led Home Life Insurance Company general agents in the United States for February. He wrote over $100,000 of life insurance in the month. Henry Baker, a cone agent with the Bryarly offices, ranked third among agents.

R. T. Bryarly Messrs Henry Baker Bryarly Ee Bryarly and Brother Gen

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