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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1922
Page
4
A satirical poem by Walt Mason depicts Abner Lushington’s decline into madness, triggered by fame as a photographer. The speaker notes Lushington’s youth, a life overwhelmed by “snapshot fiends,” his faltering mind, and eventual mental collapse.
Tattered letter from Barts T. Chatterley of Balti- discusses WH Gilpin's colt Soldier Is its first effort and promising potential on Maryland tracks. The Courier copy note thanks the paper. mentions Dela Timber and Winster as racing subjects while detailing breeding hopes and the need for proficient training.
Historic Winchester traffic ordinance defines terms, police control, signs, and vehicle registration. It requires licenses and plates, two independent brakes for motor vehicles, and mandates police direction during gatherings and emergencies.
The M E church announces 9 45 morning Bible class on The Bible In the Life of a Nation and 11 o'clock sermon The Parable of the Fir Tree by Rev C Wilkins. An 8 o'clock evening service features Sheik Shand who will speak tomorrow night after missing last Sunday.
The so called Camel Driver of India known as Sheikh Shand will address the Market Street Church Sunday night at 8. He was born near Tiger Junes among Asia's backward tribes and has endured imprisonment by Mohammedans before a miraculous escape. He has lectured at the Methodist Centenary Celebration and the World Missionary Conference in Europe and travels widely in Asia and Africa.
In Winchester Virginia the Northern Va Power Co case references a Master Commissioner in Chancery to determine real estate, liens, and entitlements from a 1922 decree. Notice declares a June 12 1922 hearing at M M Lynch office on Rouss Avenue for execution of the decree.
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