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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1919
Page
3
Reports note a Berlin cabinet debate on forcing Kaiser Wilhelm II to answer for war crimes under Belgian neutrality violations. The four-man council reportedly approved pursuing a trial, while American delegates argued the issue falls outside international law.
Paris reports belief that the United States Britain defensive pact for France’s protection will not pass in the American Senate. Administrations face sharp public criticism as the plan is presented.
Special services set at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church marking Mothers Day and the Methodist Centenary drive. Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. with a sermon at 11 by Rev H G Spencer. Evening service at 8 features Rev A M Warner returning missionary from India speaking for the Centenary with illustrated missionary surveys. Public invited.
The Rev. Charles Adey will deliver morning service at 11 on “Our Unalterable Creed” and evening service at 8 on “The Place To Which We Are Going” at First Baptist Church. All seats are free and all are invited to worship.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as a quick hair darkener. It claims the formula gradually darkens gray or faded hair to a natural lustrous shade in one to two applications, presenting a youth restoring effect.
Treasury Department officials today confidently predicted the Liberty loan would be over subscribed as partial returns indicated near 3.5 billion dollars in subscriptions from twelve Federal Reserve districts. They said final day needs would be under 1 billion if the trend continued.
Zurich dispatch reports Prince Windiseh Gratz, a personal friend of former Emperor Charles, stating the only solution for Hungary is for the allies to occupy Budapest until a democratic government is established. He spoke in a May 10 interview.
Bela Kun remains master at Budapest while Roumanian forces, despite earlier reports, have not entered the city and stand at its threshold according to telegrams from Berne dated May 10.
A dispatch from Vierna reports Basinia's capital Sans Abevo under martial law as flour shortages provoke grave disorders. Serbians expel foreigners claiming they foment rioting as the Basinian crisis deepens.
Special Commissioner to sell at public auction in Winchester on June 7 1919 at 12 oclock front of the Court House property in Stephens City adjoining Dudley Miller estate abutting Valley Turnpike contains 1.5 acres improved by a frame dwelling with a never failing well formerly owned by Hannah Vandiver Terms cash Sale held under a Frederick County Circuit Court decree dated May 3 1919 Jos F Moore Special Commissioner Clerk Phil H Gold confirms qualification May 7 1919
May 10 Paris reports President Wilson became a member of the Society of Political Science of the French Academy. He asked to meet with the society an hour before his membership reception, and the request was granted.
Reports from Halifax and Trepassey show NC-3 and NC-1 resuming the second leg toward Trepassey. NC-3 broke a propeller near Halifax but returned and restarted at 12 42 PM. Weather and seas slowed the effort as British entries await in Newfoundland.
The article notes a rain halting flight demonstrations at Winchester and that about 100000 dollars in Victory loan subscriptions were received with 60000 yet to be raised by nine tonight. court notices summon nonresident defendants in a Virginia will contest seeking sale of real estate on South Market Street.
UROME May 10 King Victor Emmanuel receives a message from the council of Fiume expressing support for union with Italy, aligning with local desires for Italian alignment.
Public auction to be held at the Winchester court house on Saturday June 7 at 12 M for a 101 acre farm five miles east of Winchester along Opequon Creek. The property, once owned by the late J W Boyd, includes a comfortable house and outbuildings with trucking potential and access to the Winchester and Millwood Turnpike. Terms: one third cash, balance in two yearly installments secured by a deed of trust and insurance. sale is by M M Lynch and John M Steck auctioneers under a Frederick County Circuit Court decree.
Order of publication for Jacob H. Rosenberger heirs in Frederick County Virginia. Special Commissioner J.W. Baker to ascertain heirs, report realty, liens, and distribution scheme, settle accounts, and report unpaid taxes. Hearing set June 9 1919 at 48 Rouss Avenue Winchester VA. adjournments possible until completion.
Fragmentary message seeking purchase options or exchange and asking about selling or renting terms. Lacks clear entities or details.
New spring styles arrive in the Ole Department. Enthusiasm for the fresh models is strong though some shoppers remain cautious. The outfits feature tones of blue green and white with new tans blends and gray mixtures attracting attention.
Miss Pauline Brengle of Fred MD spends the weekend in the city as the guest of her brother and sister in law at their home on Past Pig cadilly street. Her visit highlights local social scene with neighbors noting heroism in everyday life.
Quoted maxim suggests true power lies in genuine care. The note links love to influence and moral duty, invoking Bentham to frame authentic compassion as practical strength.
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