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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

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Governor Morgan declares martial law in Mingo county

Governor Morgan issued a proclamation declaring martial law in Mingo county amid a long running lockout strike in the coal mines. He cited armed groups, disruption of trains, and ongoing insurrection and riot, with civil courts to remain active while military forces enforce the order. Rifles were distributed to state policemen in Williamson as part of the enforcement effort.

Associated Press Charleston W. Va Morgan Mingo County Mingo Field Ando iMing United States West Virginia West ‘Virginia Msking Thomas B. Davis Williamson Tug River Valley Brockus Court House Kentucky Brockie Ands mUa dLenny United Mine Workers Pike County

Dice of Destiny Shakes ’Em Up at the Empire

The Empire presents Dice of Destiny a tale of crooked streets and straight crooks, with a big Pathe feature and comedy reels. Also notes on Saturday matinees and the latest new pictures. Various local classifieds list a frost-proof closet for sale, a furnished house for rent, and housewares for sale.

Dice OF Destiny

Father Shot by Son in Greene County Tragedy

Morrisonburg Va May 20 near Pines Church GN Morris former Greene county deputy sheriff shot in the back by his son George Frank Morris during a dispute after a drunken gathering. Morris said to have warned against gambling at his house. the son fired twice with one bullet taking effect. the son aged twenty one showed remorse and vowed to stop drinking.

Morrisonburg Bacon ‘Hollow GN Morris Greene County G. F. Morris Pines Church Morris eGorge Frank ‘Morris

Candidates to be Assessed for City Office Fees

A committee meets at eight tonight at the W H Baker Chocolate Company offices to set the deposit fees for city office candidates to cover primary expenses. Chairman C Harry Hardy leads with secretary O H Lewis. other members include Fred Forney BR Grays Williams M B Murnan John M Steck Adam Forney and W Nelson Page.

W. H. Baker Chocolate Company Piccadilly Market Streets C. Harry Hardy O. H. Lewis Fred. Forney Grays Williams B. Murnan John’m. Steck Adam Forney W. Nelson Page

Local Benefit Concert Aids South End Hose Company

A capacity Empire Theater audience enjoyed a benefit program for the South End Hose Company fire truck fund. Performers included Marcellus Anderson, Hugh Duffey, Floyd Haines, John Barr, Carl Kneeling, and Mayor W. W. Glass. The event praised for music, comedy, and generosity with plans for an old time minstrel show in the near future.

Empire Theater South End Hose Company Matt Jeff Ware Alwaip-Biearne College Marcellus Angderson Moter “Machree Hugh Duffey Floyd Haines Barefoot Trail John Barr Carl W. W. Glass Henry Seal Winchester Washington Barr Carl Kneeling Florida Handley

No Bail Granted to Bomb Suspect in Wall Street Blast

Giuseppe de Filippo, charged with conspiracy to destroy the U S assay office in New York related to the Wall Street explosion, was held without bail for a May 26 hearing before U S Commissioner Henrickson. Identified by five witnesses as the wagon driver, he refused to speak, saying he knew nothing of the case.

Jersey City N. J Guiseppe de Filippo United States Assay Office New York Wall Street United States Henrickson de Filippo Filippo

Laments Lack of Clergy Shown by Diocese Session

The 126th council of the Protestant Church in the Diocese of Virginia opened with a sermon by Russell Bowie at St Pauls Richmond. Reports to the executive committee showed year receipts of 44 220.04 amid rising expenditures including salary costs. Women workers numbers have grown, with 92 white workers and 26 women workers among others. Rev G MacLaren Bryden reported eight colored pastors and urged deeper interest in the diocese’s work among its colored parishioners.

Charlottdsville Diocese of Russell Bowie St Paul's Richmond Virginia Frederick WeNeve Beverley Ito Theological Seminary Sell Bowie Robert Beverley Essex Ciety Tee Ister Pirlekva G. MacLaren Bryden Ftries

Ambush at Westport Leaves Constable Dead and Rebels Routed

Sixty armed men ambushed a district of Westport, Galway, as constables and 20 police under their command confronted the attackers. One constable died, one was wounded, four ambushers were killed, and six were wounded. Government forces attacked the entrenched position, routed the defenders, and captured arms ammunition and bombs.

Galway Ireland Spector Westport

Presbyterians consider overtures on stated clerk post

In Winona Lake Indiana May 20 the hundred and thirty third general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States convened with interest centered on overtures about the stated clerk office, the church’s second highest post after moderator.

Associated, Press Winona Lak Ind General Assembly Presbyterian Church United States of America Assembly

Virginia fruit prospects poor this year

The Agriculture Department reports no general shortage despite freezes. Georgia peaches and California cherries are flowing to market, strawberries are abundant in several areas, and apples and peaches look good in Colorado. New England and New York expect average yields, with New Jersey and Pennsylvania forecasting fair late apple crops. Virginia shows very poor prospects.

Associated Press Waishington Department of Agriculture Georgia California Colorado New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia

Four Thousand Cases of Liquor Smuggled Exposed

Louisville reports the seizure of four thousand cases of whiskey valued at over 3000,000 from three Kentucky distilleries free warehouses. The forged permits traced to Pennsylvania blanks show permits issued to persons whose rights were revoked. Efforts to locate the liquor’s final destination continue.

Associated Press Louisville Kentucky Elwood Hamilton Internal Revenue Allie Pennsylvania Arthur McKean

Special Saturday and Monday Rug Sale 9x12

Rivera Linoleum offers Armstrong rugs 9 by 12 priced at 15 dollars and 79 cents. Advertises through R. M. Swimley with local contact.

Goladni R.dam St Swimley Armstrong R. M. Swimley

Presbyterians Vote Big Budget for Missions and Relief

The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly in St Louis considered proposals to expand foreign missions and Christian education with a total budget of 10.5 million dollars for missions and beneficences including ministerial relief and church relief. A decision to defer action on unifying the five Presbyterian creeds was extended for another year.

Associated Press ST. Louis General Assembly Southern Presbyterian Church

Bootleggers to Have Full Sway

Baltimore May 20 The Maryland Anti Saloon League urged National Prohibition Commissioner Kramer to concentrate federal agents in the state to prevent bootleggers from running wild as workers are furloughed. George W Crabbe warned of rising drunkenness and potential shootings unless action is taken by authorities.

Associated Press Baltimore George W. Crabbe Maryland Anti-Saloon League National Prohibition Kramer Crabbe

Winchester Gun Club to hold weekly practice shoot tomorrow

The Winchester Gun Club schedules a weekly practice shoot at 3 80 oclock tomorrow afternoon. All friends of the club are invited. Also advertised are chocolate covered cordial cherries at 79 cents per pound and a sale notice for Skryock's on May 26th.

Winchester Gun Club The People’s Drug Co., Inc Blue Birds Bentley Kern Buster Kern Billy B Cote Children’s Playground Fund

Porch Box Plants Special During Our Sale

A brief sale note for LITTLE JOE’S offers porch box plants and Overalls in white back denim at 50 cents. Local shop promotes a limited time deal with emphasis on casual garden items and apparel.

Little Joe's

Justice Gould Dies Suddenly at 62 in Washington

Associate Justice Ashley Mulgrave Gould of the District of Columbia Supreme Court died today after a brief illness. Born in Nova Scotia he was 62 and had served on the court since 1902 after earlier stints as U S attorney for the District of Columbia and a Maryland House of Delegates member.

Wueeelenerton Ashley Mulgrave Gould District ‘ of Columbia “Supreme Court Nova Scotia District Supreme Court United States District of Columbia Maryland House of Delegates

Chesapeake and Ohio defers regular 2 percent dividend

New York report says Chesapeake and Ohio Company postponed its regular semi annual dividend of 2 percent due now due to unsettled conditions. The same postponement was taken yesterday by the Hocking Valley Railroad, controlled by Chesapeake and Ohio.

New York Chesapeake and Ohio Hocking Valley Railroad

Senator Stanley Seeks Suspension of Slacker Lists

In Washington on May 20 the Associated Press reports Senator Stanley of Kentucky introduced a bill. It would direct the War Department to suspend publication of the slacker lists pending further investigation into their accuracy.

Associated Press Washington War Department Stanley Kentucky

Senate House joint panel to survey agriculture

May 20 Washington report says the agriculture committee ordered a favorable report on the Len rent Strong resolution authorizing a general survey of agricultural and related matters by a joint Senate House commission.

Associated Press Washington Theate Committee On Agriculture Senate House

President Harding to sail to New York on Mayflower

President Harding plans a, Washington departure by the Mayflower for a one day stay in New York. He will speak at a banquet hosted by the New York Commercial, review the One Hundred and Sixth Infantry in Brooklyn, and address the Academy of Sciences. Accompanied by Mrs. Harding Senator Knox and other guests.

Associated Press Washington Harding New York Mayflower Metropolis One Hundred and Sixth Infantry Brooklyn Academy of Sciences Mrs. Harding Senator Knox Pennsylvania

Ford Roadster 1921 Model For Sale And Extra Equipment

Classified note offering a 1921 Ford roadster valued at $50 with extra equipment worth $390. Also lists horse show details for Blue Ridge Hunt Club at Carter Hall Millwood Virginia on May 21 with 10:30 a.m. start and special UVA Centennial rates May 31 to June 3. Includes Noonan's Auto Livery and Winchester Seed Co seeds pricing.

Blue Ridge University of Virginia Noonan

Hats 1 3 Off at Grove Bros Dept Store

Spring and summer hats for ladies and children priced at one third off. Large lot must be sold. Grove Bros Dept Store, 19 19 21.

Grove Bros. Dept

Used Cars at Overland Sales and Service Co

Overland Sales and Service Co lists used cars including 1919 Ford Touring 1916 Ford Touring 1919 Chevrolet 490 Touring 1917 Chevrolet 490 Roadster at Main and Water Streets. Phone 492.

Overland Sales & Service CO Main & Water

Klingtite Belts Offer Time Saving Belt Work

Goodyear Klingtite belts save time money and power with no shrink or stretch and long service. Unstitched waterproof belts priced near ordinary belts in stock in various sizes for many uses. Winchester Orchard Supply Co phone 313 301 N Market St watch for Shryock's sale May 26.

Goodyear “Klingtite Winchester Orchard Sup. CO Market St

Cake Sale and Mother's Death Notice in One Item

Cake sale May 21 by Ladies Aid Society of First Christian Church in Solenberg er's window. We express gratitude for kindness during illness and death of our mother Mary Elizabeth Ryan, with thanks for flowers from her children. Watch for Shryock's sale May 20.

Mary Elizabeth Ryan Same

Harvey to Be an Onlooker in European Questions

The article notes Harvey will act as an observer on the Silesian issue and confined questions involving the United States. It states he will report carefully and accurately to aid U.S. policy decisions, while borders in Europe are treated as a European matter.

Harvey Supreme Council United States Ee Etatien Accept Europe

Funeral for Chief Justice White to be simple and somber

Washington May 20 Officials and citizens gathered to honor the late Chief Justice White with a simple funeral at his Rhode Island Avenue residence. Government activities will cease. a solemn requiem mass at St Mathew's Church will precede interment at Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown.

Washington White Num Hembler Chie Supreme Court Rhode Island Avenue St. Mathew’s Catholi Church Oak Hill Cemetery Georgetown

For Sale Northern Virginia Power Bond Denominations

Bonds offered in 100 500 and 1000 dollar denominations paying 7 percent. Hansbrough Carter Insurance Loans Real Estate advertises this financial opportunity in a dated classified notice.

Northern Virginia Power Company Hansbrough & Carter I Nsurance

Notice of Camp No 34 Meeting in Hall Sunday

Notice for W O W Camp No 34 to meet in the hall on Sunday the 22nd at 2 30 oclock with a double unveiling. Committee report.

Hall

Notice Stolen Tires Advertised at Police Station

Two new stolen auto tires are listed at the police station awaiting proof of payment to reclaim via this notice. Chief M. A. Doran signs the ad dated 19-1p-61 with a bedding plants vendor and a flower shop listing.

A. “Doran

Vodwil at Empire Tonight

No admission increase for The Empire show tonight. Vodwil performs with a best jazz orchestra at 8 30 after early pictures at 7 and 9. Music will be varied.

the Empire Tonight Reby

Groveside Building Lots for Sale in Winchester

Winchester offers Groveside division building lots along Valley Pike just south of Hanes Schools within walking distance. No grading needed, each lot slopes toward the valley and bears eight to twenty apples. Act quickly and inquire at Herrell's for prices and terms.

Winchester Valley Pike Hanes Herrell’s

Barber Shop Announces Sunday Closure and New Hours

Notices from local authorities require the barber to close on Sundays. The shop will operate Saturdays from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. with adjusted weekday hours.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gov W.M Aeenethry Clearbrook Lee O Dice Edgar Morris Sullivan Standaresville Heath Mayor Glass Siocese Episcopal Church Tin” Associated Press Presbyterians Watea Skryock Justice Gould Seaton. Y FORD Cather's Winchester Seed CO Shryock E. D Stryock Vodwil Empire
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