President Wilson Addresses Peace Terms and Postwar Plans
The address reviews partial repeal of provisions, shipping policy, and plans for a postwar economy. He backs tariff coordination, lifting the wartime wine ban with limited authority, and calls for tax reform and a labor capital partnership. He warns of possible foreign retaliation and supports international disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iene
San of Shipping
Lane
Patin
League of Allons
Wash
Tew
Congress
Wilson
Caital
United States
Uniform Seventh Grade Examinations Set Across Districts
The seventh grade entrance exam will be held May 30 across Stephens City High School Opequon Shawnee Brahnan Martinsburg Gore Back Pocosh Gainesboro and Gainesboro districts. Exams run 9 a m to 4 30 p m daily. D KLINE Division Supt of Schools urges all county seventh graders to participate. Closing-out sale noted for Fors 6 driving horses and attend pony potent.
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Stephens City High School
Opequon
Toll Gate School
Shenandoah Valley Pike
Shawnee
Brahnan
Martinsburg
Stonewall
Gore
Back Poreck
Gainesboro
Eightieth Division Embarks for Home from Brest
The transports Finland, Mobile and New Jersey sail for the United States carrying more than 20 000 troops completing the Eightieth Division embarkation and beginning the Thirty sixth Division. Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania men compose the Eightieth with about 150 selectees from Frederick County. Nearly 11 000 U S troops arrive in New York from France aboard Siboney Rochambeau Iowan and Arizonan including units from the Twenty ninth Thirty third Forty first and Forty ninth Divisions.
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Associated Press
Brest
France
Finland
Mobile
New Jersey
United States
Eightieth
Thirty-sixth
Hightieth
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Camp Lee
Frederick County
New York
Amer Expeditionary Force
Siboney
Twenty-ninth
St. Naz
Newport News
Representative Carl Van Dyke Dies in Washington Hospital
Washington May 20 Representative Carl Van Dyke of Minnesota commander in chief of the United States Spanish War Veterans died today in a Washington hospital where he had been under treatment since 8y r. He was a Democrat and was serving his third term in Congress. He was 38 years old. Get that good buggy or runabout at J Mack Noonan's oats sale May 24 at livery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Carl van Dyke
Minnesota
Y.r. van Dyke
Congress
J. Mack Noonan
Mrs Jesse M Lupton Dies After Lingering Illness in Berryville
Berryville May 20 Mrs Jesse M Lupton 63 formerly Henrietta Hart died Friday night at her home after a long illness. Survived by husband five daughters Mrs James Wood Washington Mrs William Shipley Shepherdstown Mrs Edward Weaver Pittsburgh and Jessie and Grace Lupton Berryville and son Tom Lupton also three sisters and four brothers Funeral services were held Sunday at her residence Rev Malcolm S Taylor officiating with interment in Green Hill Cemetery Hymns were sung by church choirs.
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Berryville
Star
Jesse M. Lupton
Town
Lupton
Henrietta Hart
James Wood
Washington
William Shipley
Shepherdstown
Edward Weaver
Pittsburgh
Jessie
Grace Lupton
Tom Lupton
Daniel Wil
Clarke County
Frank Hamilton
Hagerstown
Harle Wilson
Charlestown
John Hart
James
Thomas Hart
Joseph Hart
Pitcairn
Malcolm S. Taylor
Green Hill Cemetery
Tickled and Proud Of The What Ever Kitchen Outfit
A boastful ad notes customers are delighted with the What Ever Kitchen Outfit claiming it is the best made. The copy emphasizes satisfaction and quality in vivid promotional language.
Large Reception At Boydville Honors Faulkner Guests
Martinsburg West Virginia hosted a grand reception and dance at Boydville the former Faulkner residence. The event honored Mr and Mrs Charles James Faulkner Jr of Chicago and Lieut and Mrs Whiting Faulkner. Whitacre's Jazz Orchestra provided a special program for the reception and for the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Primary Election Notice for Chamber of Commerce Directors
Notice announces polls close Wednesday May 21 at 8 pm for the Chamber of Commerce director primary election. This public notice warns voters about the timing and process of the upcoming election of chamber leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Syndicate Buys Berkeley Storage in Apple Trade
Report states the apple trust has purchased control of Berkeley storage in West Virginia as part of a plan to dominate apple storage and influence rye markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple
Apple Trust
Berkeley
W. Va
Plan to Improve Lower Shenandoah Rail Service
A Washington letter reports the railroad administration is working on plans to improve passenger service in the lower Shenandoah Valley. A conference at Winchester with public and railway officials discussed crew rearrangements for Strasburg Junction to Harpers Ferry and connections with train No 8 and No 31 to improve Washington and Baltimore access.
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Lower
Shenandoah Valley
Field
Chamber of Commerce
Edward C. Niles
Washington
Winchester
Charlestown
Strasburg Junction
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore
Strasburg
Southern Railroad
Advice for Cutworm Prevention and Poisoned Bait Use
The Frederick Co. Farm Bureau outlines steps to prevent cutworm damage to corn and other crops. Plow grasslands in midsummer or fall, rotate crops, and pasture hogs or use farm poultry to reduce pests. When infestation is high, prepare poisoned bait from bran, arsenic byproducts, syrup, and citrus or tomato fruits, applying when corn emerges and around field edges. Also notes alternate bait substitutes and timing for effective control.
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Frederick CO. Farm Bureau
Centenary Drive for Millions Targets 105 Million Campaign
Chattanooga area leaders report the Centenary Campaign of the Methodist Church aims for 105 million, with early gifts including a 750000 pledge. National treasurer George M. Fowles recounts meeting donors as the drive expands across the United States and China, seeking 1.2912 million for Tennessee Virginia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
George M. Fowles
Mr. Fowles
Ae Gustavus Re
United States
Chattanooga
Tennesee
Virginia
North Carolina
Hail Insurance Ad From Hansbrough and Carter
Insurance firm Hansbrough and Carter urges wheat farmers to insure against hail with low rates. The ad highlights mortgage loans and real estate services alongside coverage options.
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Hansbrough & Carter
New Government Commission To Probe Street Railways
President Wilson sanctioned a new government commission to investigate conditions in cities where street railway companies lack local approval for rate increases and have become insolvent. The panel will study each case and recommend actions for the communities affected.
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Washington
Wilson
Boxers Head for Dewpse's Quarters
Tex Rickard promoter returns to arrange July 4 Willard Dempsey bout in Toledo arena planned for about 50 000 capacity. Dempsey begins camp near Maumee Bay with sparring partners expected, including Gate the New York heavyweight.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Toledo
Dempsey
Ohio
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Maumee Bay
Gate
German response on peace terms expected by June
Paris reports German plenipotentiaries will present observations on Wednesday with no time extension. Berlin says reply will be handed to Allied representatives on Thursday and will reflect adherence to Wilson's fourteen points. A damaged line notes eyeglasses missing and a shell rimmed object form part of a separate notice.
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Paria
Zao
Paris
Berlin
London
Germain
Wilson
Funeral for Arthur Bageant set for Wednesday morning
The funeral of Arthur Lamont Bageant, longtime Frederick county resident, will be held at 11 o'clock Wednesday from his sister Mrs Creswell's home at 357 East Piccadiny Street. Burial will follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by his father W N Bageant, a daughter Pauline, a son Chalmers, two sisters Mrs Creswell and Mrs Wy Linda mood, and two brothers J E Bageant and F M Bageant.
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C. A. Creswell
Winchester
H.'’ Wy Lindamood
Crabbottom
Messrs
J. EB. Bageant
South Charleston
Ohio
FL M. Bageant
Gainesboro
Photographer JOLLIFFE Relocates Studio to Main Street
Notice states photographer L. V. Jolliffe has moved his photographic studio to 19 North Main Street. The brief entry confirms new location and operation under the same name.
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N. Main Street
L. V. Jolliffe
Miss Harmis Dies After Long Illness in Frederick County
Miss Delilah B. Harmis aged eighty six, of Frederick county Maryland, died at her niece's home on North Main street after a week's illness. She leaves a brother C W Harmis of Baltimore and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at 8:30 PM Wednesday by Rev A A Kelly. body to Woodsboro for burial.
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Delilah B. Harmis
Jacob and
Delilah Harmis
Frederick County
C. B. Brown
North Main Street
Miss Harmis
Woodboro
William Shank
Brown
C. W. Harmis
Baltimore
William, Shank
Winchester
Harry J. Turtle
S. Fred. Grim
C. R. Grimes
Reta
Maria
Mariana
Margaret
Clara Shank
Robert
Clarence Shank
Elizabeth Brown
S. Fred. Grimm
A. A. Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
Portias
Woodsboro
Mrs Rebecca Blakemore Dies at 77 in Winchester
Mrs Rebecca Ann Blakemore mother of Rev D L Blakemore died at 6 am at her son's home 405 Fairmont Ave Winchester aged 77 funeral Thursday 10 am at district parsonage conducted by Rev F M Richardson then interment at Thurmose Cemetery Staunton Va Survived by son daughter in law two granddaughters and great granddaughter Her late husband and parents and Mint Springs Augusta County ties noted Her Christian character praised by church and community
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Rebecca Ann Blakemore
D. L. Blakemore
Winchester
Methodist Episco Church
South
Fairmont Avenue
F. M. Richardson
Braddock Street
Staunton
Thurmose
Blakemore
David Beard
Mint Springs
Augusta County
Misg
Ello
Way Blakemore
Edward A. Eer
Great
Gran Shter
Ann May Piles
Nursing Classes In County Formed By Red Cross
At a county Red Cross meeting the executive action committee approved a four month nursing class program. Mrs. H. D. Puller chairs the effort and Miss Mary McFadden will instruct the classes. Women across the county may enroll to gain useful instruction once available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Erounty Red
Mary McFadden
Public School Teacher Recovers After Illness
Mr. Edgar Arnold, a well known hired public school teacher, walked near his South Market street home yesterday after three weeks of serious heart disease. He had been in critical condition at times but is now much improved though weakened.
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Edgar Arnold
South Market Street
Arnold
German Dyes Not To Be Brought Here
The War Trade Board announced a ban on importing German dyes with only essential use allowed in the United States. An eight member advisory committee, four dye producers and four consumers, will determine needed quantities under the Trading with the Enemy Act.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
War Tradt Board
Congress
Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve Reported Rumored Arrival
London sources say no news yet of aviators Harry Hawker and Mackenzie Grieve. Early Sunday reports suggested they may have been released or have reached a safe point after their daring air raid. A note from the scene near Loop Head in Ireland mentions their possible arrival and status.
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London
Harry Hawker
Liew
Mackenzie Grieve
Treland
Jensen
BEARING ORCHARD FOR SALE IN FAUQUIER COUNTY
S40y 43 acres Fauquier county near Markham. Offers expected 2500 er es and 200 or more from last year. Includes bored wells cold water, house and outbuildings, bungalow, 8 acres 12 pasture. Terms after harvest. T. S. Vance Real Estate.
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Fauquier
Markham
Goodag
Wyoming Republican Leader Sets Suf fragree Amendment Move
Representative Mondell of Wyoming announced in the House that the equal suffrage amendment resolution would be called up tomorrow for passage. The statement comes as the national vote on women's suffrage gains fresh momentum in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Reverend Tyler moves to Winchester residence on Fairmont Avenue
The Rev George T Tyler of the Methodist Episcopal Church South and Mrs Tyler relocate to Winchester after purchasing a Fairmont Avenue home from John M Steck The former local pastor and later presiding elder is now retired The Chapmans Arnold and Mrs from Morthingburg W Va are visiting at their Philip Chapman home in the city
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MR. Tyler
George T. Tyler
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Arnold Chapman
Mortingburg
W. Va
Philip Chapman
Thig.city
Rev Dr Fries Returns Home From Ohio Trip
The Rev Dr W C Fries of ten Ohio returned home this Sunday after attending the United Brethren Church Sunday school. He was accompanied by his nephew Elmer Hodges and sisters Mrs John T Brown and John D Hartman. Fries was reported ill at Reliance on Sunday.
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W. C. Fries
Ohio
Hiterstuse
United Brethren Church
Elmer Hodges
John T. Brown
John D. Hartman
Fries
Reliance
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JM. Lupton
Boydville
Moling and Seal Warner Corset
United States Department of Agriculture
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenn
The
Dewpse
Star Office
Arthur Bageant
Annie Massie
Virginia Smith
Company I
Robert Smith
Smith
Was. Blakemore
T. S. Vance
DR. Fries
HOM
Sain Main Street
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Hansbrough
Winchester Seed Company
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