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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1918

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Japan Situation Sparks Murmurs at Moscow Congress

Reports from Petrograd say murmurs rose when the Japanese situation was mentioned at the Moscow pan soviet congress as President Wilson prepared to define US policy toward Russia and Japan. Britain and France back Japan intervening to save Russia from Germany.

United States Congress Britain France Japan Siberia Germany Star London Wilson Moscow Petrograd America Washington Russia

Water tax bill defeated again by city council vote

In a special session the Common Council failed to pass the water tax ordinance for a 5 cent per 1000 gallons rate. The measure was debated with supporters urging 5 cents, opponents proposing 3 1 2 cents, and a substitute defeated by a single vote. The bill advanced to second reading after a third introduction, with several members absent.

Sion Cooper Messrs Glaize Gray Goss Grim Hable Ryan Ramsburg A. T. Jones Sheetz W. E Jones Baker Mr. Gray

Car Strikes Truck Killing a Soldier

Private Frank J. Koenig of the 16th squadron depot was killed and eight other privates injured when a street car struck the truck carrying soldiers en route to work on army flying-machine tests in Detroit Michigan.

the Star Metroit Mich Frank J. Koenig 16Th

One Thousand Silk Workers Strike In Patterson New Jersey

In Patterson New Jersey a thousand silk workers walked out today after companies rejected wage increases on Friday. The strike marks the largest industrial action there since the 1918 boycott and lockout era.

Patterson Paphasor N. J Aterson

Red Cross lecture by Dr. Lovejoy to be held in city hall

Dr. Hyther Lovejoy a Red Cross physician will give the principal address at a Red Cross meeting in City Hall Auditorium Monday evening March 18. The talk will recount Red Cross France activities including care for refugees rehabilitation of the maimed and tuberculosis relief with no admission fee or reserved seats. Direct work spans eighty six French cities and villages with 448 persons on the state tre.

Hyther Lovejoy Red Cross City Hall Jefferson Hotel Richmond France Lovejoy Winchester Clarke County Greenwood Public School Greenwood Mttle Virginia Carper Holmes Carper Johnetta Wright Wael

Camp Fire Girls plan patriotic drama April first at Auditorium

The Camp Fire Girls and Blue Birds prepare a patriotic drama titled The War Chest for April first at the Auditorium. A male quartet, large orchestra and new choruses will feature Russia Britain Roumania France and Belgium in native costume to aid the tuberculosis tent. Tickets are on sale now. Also Harley Davidson motorcycle for quick sale via Cooper Supply Co.

Camp Fire The Blue Birds War Chest Russia Great Britain Roumania France Belgium

Potatoes Seen Cheaper Soon in Shephardstown Area

The Shepherstown Register reports potatoes are dropping rapidly and will be very cheap in about a month. Growers have stocked large amounts since last fall hoping for higher prices.

Shepherdstown

Mule Sale at Winchester Fair Grounds March 20

Carload mules mated in pairs and single line leader, plus odd mules, will be offered at 1 p.m. at Winchester fair grounds. Buyers welcome carload draft horses as well. Conducted by C. L. Gross. March 11 notice.

Winchester Fair Grounds C. LL

Navy style stamp drive at Marneville public school record

The Marneville public school led a stamp sale effort with students selling war savings stamps totaling 7.38 dollars per child by March 1. A separate notice seeks a woman cook for vegetables at a hotel with good wages. The Red Cross event is rescheduled to Thursday March 2 due to a lecture by Dr Lovejoy.

Marneville Cotorea

Old Time Belles in a New Book at Handleys Library

Geraldine Brooks chronicles prominent women from the past in a new Handleys Library volume. The review highlights Dolly Madison and Mrs. Madison in early American history, noting charm, wit, and the lesson of life’s brevity embedded in these portraits.

Former Resident Margaret Anderson Mourns Brother

Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Peyton Street learns of the sudden death of her brother David Brown Davis at his Washington D C home No 1919 Calvert Street Northwest He died after a severe heart attack Funeral services were held at the family residence with burial in Rock Creek Cemetery Davis a retired businessman lived in Washington 26 years He left a widow six children a brother and three sisters with ties to settlement work and the Gospel Mission.

Margaret Anderson Peyton Street David. Brown Davis Calvert Street Northwest Washington, D. C Davis Washington Morgan L. Chambers Rock Creek Joseph Fenton Harriet Brown Davis Senator Davis West Virginia Mount Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal Church South District of Columbia Florence M. Davis Jesse W. Nicholson Chevy Chase Mda Florence de Lore van Valin Bertha John. Davis Shaden

Commercial & Savings Bank Growth Record Cited

The sworn statement of the Commercial & Savings Bank shows deposits at $426,765.67 and net resources of $499,775.57 as of March 4. In under two years the bank rose to a half million dollar institution with over 2500 depositors despite war conditions.

Commercial and Savings Bank Ibank

Electrician on Huge Warship Returns to Norfolk

Mr. Charles Lee Aikin, a radio electrician aboard the battleship New Hampshire, recently recovered from scarlet fever and measles and reported for duty. He enlisted at 18 and spoke of his desire to continue in naval service after visiting relatives in Virginia.

Charles Lee Aikin Norfolk E.P. Myers Tenth Legion William Aitkin New Hampshire Aikin Navall Navy

Special. Castile Hall Cigars 2 for 9 Cents

ASCO DRUG STORE promotes Castile Hall Cigars at 2 for 9 cents in a small item.

Castile Hall Asco Drug

Jack Pickford Quits Films For Aviation Service

Jack Pickford is leaving the movie business and traveling from San Diego to New York to seek admission to the aviation service. If that path fails he plans to pursue the navy instead. He is Mary Pickford’s brother and a noted film star.

Jack Pickford Brother Mary San Diego New York Aviation Navy

Common Council Approves April Special Election on Water Street Plan

Winchester vote set for April 16 to decide condemnation of the Stewart Bell lot at Water and Loudoun, and acquisition of adjoining land to widen Water Street. Council says total city cost unlikely to exceed twelve thousand dollars after land sales offset the expense.

Common Council Stewart Bell Water Lou Street Sterwart Bell Indian Alley Hartoerotheraton Loudoun Street Water and Water Street Loudoun Star Winchester

Wallis 15-30 Tractor for Farm and Orchard Work

Wallace Tractor ad promotes a WALLIS 15-30 with strong construction and light weight for farm use in the local region. Massey Brothers advertises the model with emphasis on power and simplicity. Ongoing promotional listing includes the ad copy lines ip wed fri mon tt.

Farm Machinery for Sale Including Multiple Tractors and Engines

One Wallis Cub Tractor used two seasons. one 8-16 Mogul I H C Kerosene tractor used one season. One 10-20 Titan Type D tractor. One 10 H. P. B H C and a Reaso ne engine on wheels six months. One 8x4x6 Type Bury air compressor used one season. All in good running shape. Terms and prices reasonable. COD. 2w.

Bury Air

SPECIAL 100 Aspirin Tablets 59c Guarranteed ASCO Drug Store

Ip Nine room house bath electric lights M M Lyngh attorney note.

Asco Drug Store Bath M. M. Lyngh Lott

Adding Machine Wanted Ad Dress Winchester Box 154

Classified note seeks an adding machine with ad dress provided as P O Box 154 in Winchester. The brief ad requests a seller to respond through the box for sale inquiry or trade.

P.O Winchester Est

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House of Commons Tokio Paris State Department Lansing Holland H. B. Keckley & Co O Drug Store Bes the Water Tate Wire Esther Lovejoy Camp Fire Girls Harley Davidson Motorcycle Cooper Supply Co Piccadilly Market Dolly Todd Jimmy” Madison Husband Nemo Ohio College Eet Pote Jimmy Madison Montpelier Jimmy 1814 Baltimore Francis Scott Key Madison Napoleon Louise Prussia Kaiser Dorothy Washington Irving David ‘Brown Davis Bell’s Corner Women’s Club League Wallis Tractor Massey Brothers
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