Fine Stock Co at Empire Tonight
The Fine Stock Company of about twenty presents Cohan and Winchester The Only Son a three act comedy drama at the local playhouse for a one week engagement. Prices: Gallery 15c, Balcony 28c, Lower Floor 39c plus tax. Special drugstore sale offers two seats at one price with free or reduced admission for one or two women. Curtain at 8 30.
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Cohan
New York
Wincher
Star
Picketts
People’s Drug Store
High Tollgate Confusion Costs Man Five Dollars More
H G Shanholtz of North River Mills Hampshire county West Virginia paid 11 dollars after claiming he traveled only from Welltown pike to Winchester to avoid the higher Martinsburg toll. He admitted he came from Martinsburg and paid the 10 cent Welltown toll to Winchester, facing a forfeiture provision for misrepresenting distance.
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H. G. Shanholtz
North River Mills
Hampshire Country
W. Va
Olgates
Shanholtz
Martinsburg
Winchester
Martinsburg Pike
Welltown Pike
Shanhotts
Pannett
Freight Engine Breaks Down Delays Baltimore and Ohio Train
A freight engine broke down near Wadesville causing short delays on the Baltimore and Ohio Railway. A relief engine from the city hauled the disabled train onto a siding, after which passenger traffic resumed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wadesville
Army Captain Barton Announces Return to Camp Lee
Capt Robert T Barton of the United States Army artillery branch has left his mother Mrs R T Barton’s home on South Washington street to return to Camp Lee after completing instruction at Fort Sill Oklahoma He is expected to sail for France soon Also Mrs A J Tavenner departed Saturday for Washington to visit her mother Mrs Clements
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Robert T. Barton
T T He Artillery Branch
United States Army
R. T. Barton
South Washington Street
Camp Lee
Fort Sill
Oklo
Barton
France
A. J. Tavenner
Washington
Clements
Miss Julia Wright Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Miss Julia Wright has returned to her home at Albin in the county after receiving medical treatment at Memorial Hospital.
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Julia Wright
Albin
Memorial Hospital
Commission for H N Stephenson Promoted to Second Lieutenant
Neville Stephenson son of the late Henry Stephenson and Mrs J Stephenson of Kenilworth was commissioned a second lieutenant in the United States Army. He trained at Camp McClellan with 110 peers, rose from private in Company I, Second Virginia Regiment National Guard, and served on the Mexican border before federalization. After graduation with high honors he joined Company M, 114th Infantry at Anniston.
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Henry Stephenson
Stephenson
Kenilworth
United States Army
Camp McClellan
Second
Virginia Regiment
National Guard
United States
Germany
National ‘Guard
Dreco Herbal Tonic Praised by Winchester Women
Mrs J E Skopton of Winchester Virginia testifies to relief from back and limb pains and fatigue after using Dreco herbal medicine. The note highlights Mrs Lupton a social leader and broad publicity aims for other sufferers. Dreco is described as safe easy to take and sold at local drug stores, including Miller's in Winchester.
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Winchester
Mr B B Sheetz Heads to Baltimore for Week on Business
Mr B B Sheetz departed this morning for Baltimore to spend a week on business activities and meetings.
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B. B. Sheetz
Baltimore
Reverend Copp's Son Enlists for Army Training
John Archhbald Copp, son of Rev Zed H Copp of Camden New Jersey and formerly of Winchester, enlisted May 11 1917 as a private from the Pennsylvania Railroad auditors department. He joined the Fifth United States Cavalry at Fort Bliss Texas and, while serving in the quartermaster's department, was recommended by his commanding officer for officers' training. He also stars as a pitcher for the regimental ball team.
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John Archhbald Copp
Zed H. Copp
State Street
Camden
N. J
Winchester
Auditor’s Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fifth United States Cavalry
Fort. Bliss
Texas
Quartermaster’s Department
Reardon Accepts Post With Washington Terminal Co
Ernest Reardon, long associated with Huntsberry shoe store, resigned Saturday to take a responsible position with the Washington Terminal Company. He will be based at Union Station in Washington and will reside temporarily with his uncle in Rockville Maryland while his mother spends the summer there.
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Ernest Reardon
Huntsberry Shoe
Washington Terminal Company
Union Station
Washington
Ernest E. Bailey
Rockville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naisook Union
ATH Liberty Loan
Shenandoah Valley
Natl. Bank
Fine Stock Co
Empire
Cohan & Harris
Big N. Y
The
Ernestine DE Mello
Comedienne
Sam Waldon
de Lux Heinie
Gosh
Four Pickerts
Straw Hat
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Virginia
East Piccadilly Street
Bath
Glaize & Bro
Commercial and Savings Bank “Safety and Service
E. Bruce Capper
W. Water ST
Main Street
Cc. M. Adams
C. M. Adams
Stephens City, Va
H. N. Stephenson
Mr. Hefty
Neville Stephenson
Anniston
Drego
J.E. Lupton
B. FE. Prince
George W. Oyler
Gray & Sheetz
Mr. Copp
Fasonable Price Hodgson
Brown Jewelers
West Water St
Bell Phone
Miller Flewsher
C. I. Brumback & Bro
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