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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1919

Page

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Prohibition Officers Face Murder Charge in Woodstock Case

A grand jury in Shenandoah County returns a true bill against Inspector W C Hall and three deputy agents for the March 26 killings of Hudson and Shackelford at Fishers Hill. The case moves toward trial in Manassas with bail from Judge Brent and Peters and Wendenburg as sureties.

Prince William County Peters Wendenburg Woodstock W. C. Hall Ary Lawrence D. Hudson Raymond C. Shackelford Booge Sanndhe Fishers Hill Harry F. Sweet, Jr W. B. Dunleavy J. H. Sullivan Frank B. Whiting Prohibition Grand Jury Hudson Shackelford Manassas Prince William Page, Clarke Alexandria Orange Brent

Small Boy Hurt by Car On North Braddock Street

Five year old Lee Butler, son of Mr and Mrs G A Butler of West Water Street, was struck by a Chevrolet near Winchester Auto Company on North Braddock Street about 6 PM. He was carried home by Swartz of the Auto Sales Company garage, and doctors Stuart and Glass found multiple injuries but the boy remained conscious, asking his mother not to cry. Witnesses and the father cleared the driver, Mr Charles Richiards, of any blame.

Lee Butler G. A. Butler W. Water Street North Braddock Street Charles Richiards Stephens City Winchester Auto Company Swartz Mr. Rhodes

Knitting for Refugees Drive Seeks Quick Shipments

Knitters are urged to deliver completed articles to Miss Lucy Russell for shipment this week. Readers are directed to Moling and Seal’s sheer summer material advertisement on page 5 for supplies and patterns.

Lucy Russell Moling and Seal

Winchester seeks night policemen by May deadline

City manager Thomas J. Trier announces applications for night policemen in Winchester. filings must be made by 8 p.m. Friday May 16. salary set at 75 dollars per month. Then notes an unrelated buy sell exchange line.

Winchester Thomas J. Trier

Roadway 10 at Winchester to Boyce Seeks New Bids

State Road Commission to readvertise bids for the Winchester to Boyce road on the Millwood route due to high initial offers. The 5.3 mile project includes two concrete bridges over Buffalo Lick and Opequon streams. new bids, including convict labor options, open May 18.

H. F. Byrd State Road Commission Coleman Winchester Boyce Millwood Buffalo Lick Opequon Bhat State Highway Department eGral Washington

Trespass Warning Issued by Shen Valley Agri Society

Notice warns that all persons seen trespassing on the Fair Grounds without permission or officials or John Harmer will be prosecuted. Sprightly outdated local notice from Shen Valley Agri Society.

John Harmer SHEN Valley Agri‘l Society

Fauquier County orchard and farm property for sale

43 acres in Fauquier County near Markham with 23 acres orchard and 700 five to seven year apples plus 700 peaches of the same age and 300 male peaches younger. Expect 2500 peach crates and 300+ apple barrels this year. Two bored wells, gravity water to house and outbuildings, eight room bungalow, skilled outbuildings, eight acres woods, twelve acres pasture. Price with possession after first crop $12.00. Also notes a nearby orchard option in the county.

Fauquier County Markham Ley Faugier County

Cap t Conrad to Speak at Confederate Memorial Day

Cap t W Davis Conrad a World War I veteran now living in New York City will be the orator at Confederate Memorial Day ceremonies in Stonewall Cemetery on June 6. Ladies Memorial Association and the Daughters of the Confederacy announced the plan and called for volunteers to decorate graves, especially in the North Carolina lot, with flowers evergreens and flags.

W. Davis Conrad New York City Stonewall Ladies’ Memorial Association Daughters of the Confederacy Conrad Winchester Theol * Ak Daniel B Stonewall Cemetery North Carolina

Croix de Guerre Awarded to Corporal Fred Affleck

Corporal Fred Miller Affleck, son of Mr and Mrs J B Affleck, received the croix de guerre in France from General Petain for rescuing comrades under shell fire during a French Army operation.

Fred Miller Affleck J. B. Affleck France General Petain

Wy Wake Agency to Represent Major Life Insurance Firm

A regional agency will represent a large American life insurance company, signaling expansion and enhanced services. The firm is among the nation's largest life insurers, with a history in the industry and plans to grow its market presence through the partnership.

Mtryc Apxen Tof Ase Mata Benefit Lite Thorance, Co Woegeale Thig America

Legion Talks Politics Denies Candidate Endorsement

Col. Henry D. Lindsey, chair of the region’s caucus, said the American Legion convention in St. Louis did not indicate any presidential candidate and that the caucus record supported anti-prohibition. The report, issued this afternoon, notes the May 1 deadline.

American Legion St. Louis United States Henry D. Lindsey

Company Men Homeward Bound With 116th Infantry

The One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry and a casual company head to Newport News on the Matsonia to return from France. Virginia regiments of the Twenty-ninth division may parade at Richmond. Pershing praises the division for its fighting record in France and Meuse Argonne operations.

One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Newport News Matsonia Winchester Frederick County France States Richmond Virginia Brest Twenty-ninth Division Pershing Virginia National Guard Charles G. Morton Alsace Meuse-Argonne Meuse Teserve Vieion Mala Mares Halbrouck Mull Grand Montague Derrys John J. Pershing

Rummage Sale for Troop 1 Boy Scouts May 16

A rummage sale organized by Troop No 1 Boy Scouts is set for Friday May 16. People with articles to donate should notify The Star or call 41-1 over Bell and items will be collected Wednesday afternoon.

P. C. al Boy Scouts The Star Bell

Rev Kelly to deliver baccalaureate sermon at Middletown School

The Rev. Austin A. Kelly of Grace Lutheran Church Winchester will preach the baccalaureate sermon for the Agricultural High School Middletown graduation on Sunday evening June 1. He recently spoke at a Mothers Day service in Toms Brook Shenandoah County. He notes new members will be received on Whitsunday June 8. A baptismal service is planned for next Sunday morning. The cradle roll holds its annual meeting tomorrow afternoon to collect Christmas gifts for Japanese children. For sale a gas range and handcrafted screen door at 422 8 Market St.

Austin A.kelly Grace Lutheran Church of Japan

Wilson Seeks Peace Pact Signed by June Fifteenth

Paris dispatch reports President Wilson pressing for a June fifteenth deadline for German accord on terms at Versailles. Berlin counters with territorial cession debates as German envoys discuss modifications and possible signing if terms cannot be altered. The Four Council meeting was canceled as negotiations continue with Austrians and Italians energizing the agenda.

Paris Wilson Berlin von Brockdorff-Rantiaw Versailles Herr Lansberg Herr Geisberg Teutonic Vérsailles Council of Four St. Germaine Austria-Hungary Jugo- Slavia Bossinia Herzgonta Jugo-Slavia Adriatic Poland Galacia Black Sea Kramarcz Schied‘uled Thomas Nelson Page Rome White House

Hail Insurance Offered by Hansbrough and Carter

Hansbrough and Carter advertise hail insurance for wheat with the claim of the lowest rates. The notice promotes services in insurance loans and real estate.

Hansbrough & Carter

Optometrist Eyes Examining in Several Virginia Towns

IT will be in Woodstock May 12 Strasburg May 13 Berryville May 14 15 at hotels 9 am to 4 30 pm eyes examined glasses to order KH NB Optometrist Waynesboro Va Attend Teets Speicher sale May 20 Ridgeway 28 fresh cows heifers close springers tubercular tested stock for sale now chances to buy quality stock

Guernsey Jerseys Teets Woodstock Strasburg Berryville Wed Thurs Teets & Speicher Ridgeway

For Sale Finest Varieties of Pot Ted Tomato Plants

Classified note advertises sale of select tomato plant varieties from Auliek GB. Includes brief offer and contact cue for buyers seeking garden stock.

Auliek

Richards Brothers Sell to Syndicate in Berkeley County Orchard

Boyd and Alva Coards of this city sell about 200 acres near Ardathown, Berkeley County, W. Va., to Tyson Brothers of Flora for $11,000. The Richards Brothers had bought the Busey Orchard a year ago. The York and other apple trees are fourteen years old and yield about 5,000 rels per season. The sale funds a new syndicate formed by Tyson Brothers to acquire the orchard and bonds for the district's development.

Boyd R Alva Boyd Richards Tyson Richards Tyson Brothers

Prize Offered for Best Corn Growth

Prize offered by The Star and the Frederick Agricultural Society offers 20 in gold for the best corn growth. Entries must be proven to be self-sown or bred from the area and reach maturity early. Judges from The Star Commerce and Agricultural Society will oversee. Prior leaders include No. 119 with seven years of top yields, and figures show substantial bushel outputs from limited plots.

Commerce Agricultural Society Frederick

Notice to Wood Growers Opens Wool House Sale

Notice to wood growers announces the opening of J. T. Fisher Building wool house on Saturday May 17 selecting wool for the season. Buyers will pay market price for wool at both the building and the residence in Berryville Virginia.

J. T. Fisher Ater Berryville Belleens Ridgeway J. M. Pishpaw

Winchester Lodge to Hold Special One Evening Meeting

Masonic notice calls Winchester Lodge No. 21 members to a special communication at 7 o clock p m on Wednesday in May to honor the funeral of Postmaster C Stephens City Va. The announcement ends with modern kitchen ad copy and a note about cattle and helpers at Harry Lewis May 19 rest.

Winchester Ht Lodge A. F A. Sud Stephens City Harry Lewis Wie

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Inspector W. &, Wall Gran Shenand’s An Ae G A. Butler Automobile Stuart and Glass Coca-Cola Bottling Works Hagerstown R. J. Shine Martinsburg State of Virginia Lynchburg John W. Harvey Knitting For Refugees Vance Warrenton W.C.T.U. Nothe Arthur Leafe Art Street State Guard Meeting Aes Logan Magham Kaz Capt Corporal Fred. M. Affleck Shryock & CO Dewes Legion Wire MR. Kelly Optometrist Waynesboro
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