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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1918

Page

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Winchester to install new sewer system at 25000 cash

The Winchester Common Council moved quickly to adopt a complete new sewer disposal system after a report by Councilmen Cooper and Gray. They visited Chambersburg Pa to study a modern plant and recommended adopting its system. The council appropriated 25000 for immediate work and named Winchester as its own contractor.

Pennsylvania Winchester Common Council of Lewis F. Cooper Robert L. Gray Chambersburg Yeesterday Captain Cooper Mr. Gray J. Hayes Mowrey Cooper Gray

Captain J Y Conrad Returns to Winchester for Visit

Captain Robert Y. Conrad of the United States Army arrives in Winchester with Mrs. Conrad for about a week of visiting relatives and friends. He commands Company I, 116th Infantry, noting the unit now amalgamated with Culpeper men and expecting likely shifts to France in the near future.

Robert Y. Conrad United States Army Winchester Conrad McClellan Anniston Ala Ms Conrad One Hundred and Sixteenth United States Infantry Frederick County Alabama Culpeper Company France

Memorial meeting of Ladies' National Memorial Association

The Ladies' National Memorial Association will meet at Mrs. W. R. Willis's residence on South Market Street at 7 o'clock Thursday evening May 16 to arrange the program for Memorial Day ceremonies at the National Cemetery on May 30. All members are requested to attend.

Ladies’ National Memorial Association W. R. Willis South Market Street National Cemetery

Orchard Dusting Demonstration for Local Orchardists

The demonstration on orchard dusting will be at 2.30 p m Friday May 17 at Mr Lucien Laptons Pippin orchard on the Northwest Grade Turnpike In charge of Local Laborrntory B R Leach. Lost diamond ring set in plat i num street reward 315 S Washington

Lucien Lapton Northwest Grade B. R. Leach S. Washington

Austria To Be Hun Colony

From Zurich May 16 the report says Austria will become virtually a German colony under new Austro German alliance. Emperor Charles returns to Vienna after conference with the Kaiser. Copenhagen dispatches say monarchs were appointed for Lithuania Estonia Courland and Poland at the Kaiser Charles conference.

Austria Zurich Germany Austria-Hungary Charles Basel Vienna Kaiser Copenhagen Lithonia Esthonia Courland Polama Kaiser Ama

Naval aid on England feared murder raid discussed

May 16 London circles fear a German landing in England not as invasion but a murder raid. The London Express notes Zeebrugge and Ostend are bottled up, making such an operation harder.

the Star London England Lonkton Express Express Zeebruge Amd Ostend

Russian Nobles Held Prisoners in Crimea Invasion

Zurich reports May 16 that German troops invading Crimea have captured the dowager empress and Grand Dukes Peter Alexander and Nicholas. An official Berlin release calls the prisoners fomenters of the world war and notes Duke Michael Alexandrovitch is not among them.

Zurich Crimea Russia Peter Alexander Nicholas Berlin Duke Michael Alexandrovitch

Baylies Downed Ninth Enemy Ship in France

Paris reports aviator Frank Baylies of New Bedford Massachusetts shot down his ninth enemy warship while with American forces in France as announced officially today.

Paris Frank Baylies New Bedford Masa France

Friction Over Aircraft Probe Splits Wilson and Chamberlain

Tensions rose as President Wilson and Senator Chamberlain clashed over the aircraft investigation. Wilson warned that adopting Chamberlain s resolution would be a vote of no confidence in the administration. The measure would authorize broad inquiry into army matters and the aircraft service, triggering a heated Senate divide and stalled reports.

Martin Chamberlain Washington Wilson Oregon Senate Military Suffains Thombe S. Martin Virginia Senate Congress Chamberlains

Seed Sale Notice and Local Pickup Offer

Buy cow peas and soybeans and seed corn from the Chester Seed Co. Get them when you want them and pay after you see. The offer is available when the railroad brings them, with pickup by individual arrangement. Obvious contact by TL Baker for the Saturday and Wednesday schedule.

R.R Winchester Seed Co Baker

Neff gang member on trial for burglary in Hell Town case

In Woodstock Virginia on May 15 Dave Neff the second Neff gang member faces circuit court with Judge F B Whiting presiding over burglary charges tied to entering E T Hackley store and loot from a mountain dugout. Claude Baker testified while Paul Neff faces an eight year sentence split across assault and mobbing counts.

Woodstock Dave Neff Tral Ia F. B. Whiting Berryville Neffie E. T. Hackley Mount Jackson Helltown Neffs Claude Baker Paul Netf

Wheat Drive Seeks Wheat for Fighters in War Effort

United States Food Administration urges patriotic farmers in Frederick County to bring wheat to mills to supply Allied troops and soldiers. Administrators in Winchester and Frederick County urge prompt delivery to support flour production for soldiers.

United States Food Administration Frederick Germany Omce

Banks To Pay Bond Interest On Liberty Bonds

Initial interest payments on the second issue of Liberty bonds were due today and will be paid by the Treasury Department. Coupons should be clipped from the bonds and can be redeemed at any bank or by the Treasury, with bankers urging prompt clipping to support the third issue and war savings stamps.

Treasury Department Treasury

Kaiser Plans Palace on Mount of Olives

The German Kaiser is said to have a grand palace on the Mount of Olives near Jerusalem ready for occupation after the war. A bandmaster describes a banquet hall with golden columns and electric lights, a raised throne for the Emperor and Empress, a church with marble pulpit, and walls adorned with gold-framed paintings. The palace reportedly has its own electricity plant post office and bank.

Mount of Olives Jerusalem Almighty God

Reds and Whites Clash Near Russo Finnish Border

May 15 dispatch notes the Russo Finnish border blocked with troops and imminent battle. Concentrations of white guard pro German and red guard bolsheviki gather on the frontier as tensions mount.

the Star London White Guard Red Guard Bolshiviki

M McCormick Claimed by Death in Berryville Virginia

Hon Marshall McCormick a distinguished Virginia lawyer died at his home in Berryville Clarke county after ten days illness of angina pectoris His wife formerly Miss Nannie Taylor of Alexandria had died recently.

McCormick Nannie Taylor Alexandria

Shenandoah Baptist Convention Set for Bentonville May 30 31

The seventeenth annual Sunday school convention of the Shenandoah Baptist Association will meet at the Bentonville Virginia Baptist Church on May 30 and 31. The First Baptist Church of Winchester expects representation by the pastor Reverend W R Alexander and others from the Sandhya school. W A Sale is superintendent of the local school and prominent ministers and laymen will give addresses. Mrs Alfred James of Roanoke is visiting her brother and sister in law Reverend Dr J H Lacy at the Presbyterianmanse on North Braddock Street.

Shenandoah Baptist Association Baptist Church Bentonville First Baptist Church of Winchester W. R. Alexander Sandhay School W. A. Sale Alfred James Roanoke, Va J. H. Lacy Presbyterian Miamse North Braddock Street

Aerial Postal Service Begun in Washington

Under President Wilson and a large official gathering the first serial air mail service began in Washington. Lieut. George Boyle took off at 11:47 a.m. aiming for New York on a three hour schedule to speed mail delivery across the route.

the Star Washington Wilson George ©. Boyle New York New York Postman Torey Webb Signal Corps Belmont Flirt Capital

Tomato grower guarantees top cannery price at Winchester 1918

L Jackson offers to guarantee the highest market price for cannery stock delivered to Winchester during 1918. The note appears as an advertising statement from L Jackson.

Winchester

Apple Orchard Bargain on Apple Pie Ridge Land

Fifty four acres of apple land with 500 Black Twigs 600 Staynan Winesap 260 Duchess 250 Delicious 250 Mackintosh Red trees. Smooth acreage ideal for farming. Price 125 per acre. Contact W W L Fultz Winchester Virginia. 165 1p 31. Lost item note follows.

L. Fultz Court Square Winchester

Notice Virginia Volunteers Sea at eight o'clock

Sea at eight o'clock explained and illustrated bayonet drill from the European wars. War Kan and Grim of the 118th Infantry U.S. LOGAN R. FAY, Capt.

What Russia Must Give Up

Details of German demands on Russia from Swedish sources show Russia asked to make financial concessions to give up Moscow and other large cities, to cease arming troops, and to dissolve recently formed military walls. At Brucetown on Saturday May 18 at 1 p.m., furniture and household items are listed in an unrelated sale notice for Mrs Evy Brown.

the Star Washington Russia State Department Rusety Moscow Brucetown Evy Brown

Germans Reported Drafting Troops From Roumanian Front

German forces reportedly begin drawing troops from the Roumanian front for service in the West as Haig reports continued heavy artillery fighting around the Somme and Ancre. French bite back near Halilles as Picardy battles resume. General Foch assumes supreme command in an expanding Allied effort.

Roumanian Front Haig Walkleys Somme Ancre Lens Haules Foch Paris Halilles Picardy War Office Mont Didier London Foch Fs Astonighe

Price of Shoes May Decrease but Date Not Fixed

R G Dun and Company reports from across the country suggest possible lower shoe prices in the near future due to war time import restrictions and leather price regulation. The notes warn that gov ernment actions and ves sel transfers are limiting tan materials and may trigger a large price shift, though civilian demand remains unsettled.

Maxia Revolutionary Moveme Dun Washington

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Star Office J. Y. Conrad Old Co. I Wire Baylies Downs Bowie Udit Hans Dave Paul Paul Neff Neff Gang Neff T. Hackley Shirley Carter Leslie D. Klane Aaministratore Mt. Olives M. M’cormick Marshall McCormick Ville Clarke County Baptist Sunday School Meeting Star Bow Virginia Volunteers High Command The Star Staiin R. G. Dun and Company
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