More Daily Trains Put On By C V
Beginning May 23 a new Pennsylvanian Railroad Cumberland Valley schedule adds trains between Winchester and Harrisburg. No 6 leaves Winchester at 7 15 a m daily No 10 at 2 30 p m daily except Sunday No 12 at 10 p m daily except Sunday and No 18 at 2 25 p m Sunday only. No 1 arrives at Winchester 9 05 a m daily except Sunday and No 3 at 11 50 a m daily. No 1 will not operate Sundays and mail service moves to 11 50 a m. Two trains added Sunday No 10 at 2 25 p m and No 3 at 11 60 p m daily.
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Cumberland Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Winchester
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mrs Barton Hosts Tea for Winchester Seniors
Wednesday afternoon opened the senior social season at Winchester Public Schools. Mrs Robert Barton hosted the senior girls with assistance from Mrs Lewis Hyde and Miss Frances Page. The event honored the class as talented in music literature and city welfare. Miss Bobbie Conrad attended in Red Cross cap.
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Winchester Public Schools
Robert T. Barton
Bobbie” Conrad
Contested Winchester Delegates At Roanoke Convention
The Roanoke convention credential committee ruled that J H Henry and Warren Rice were not elected Winchester delegates since they did not appear before voters under the primary law. Five Winchester delegates were elected under the primary statute. The March 27 Democratic city committee set April 5 filing and April 17 primary.
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Roanoke
J. H. Henry
Warren Rice
Winchester
Democratic City Committee
Oscar H.lewis
The
Star
Harry Hardy
Lewis
Messrs
Henry and
Rice
Messrs, Henry
Tailoring Notice By Grover C. Rose
Grover C. Rose announces home based tailoring on the second floor of the Gray and Sheet building offering repair cleaning and pressing for men and women clothing with full service.
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Gray and Sheetz
Grover C. Rose
Gray & Sheet
Class of 1920 Winschester High Banquet at Wayside Inn
The Wayside Inn at Middletown hosted Winchester High School Class of 1920 banquet. Twenty two covers adorned tables with class colors and flowers. Toastmistress Miss Lillian Doing led readings by Miss Mary Rhodes, Mr William Brown, Miss Elizabeth Hollis, Mr H S Duffey, Miss Esther Solenberger, and Miss Portia Robinson. Attendees included Mrs Walker Bond and many students and guests.
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Wayside Inn
Middletown
Winchester High School
Josephine Hodges
Rhodes
Lillian
Mary Rhodes
William Brown
Elizabeth Hollis
H.S. Duffey
Esther Solenberger
Portia Robinson
Our Future
Tye
Walker Bond
Susany Sayes
Fruit Growers Supply Full Spray Equipment and Materials
A local supplier advertises immediate delivery of Pyro, lead arsenate, bluestone and genuine dusting materials plus spray hoses rods guns nozzles fittings power and hand sprayers. The ad promises everything for better results.
Join The American Legion Membership Drive
A Winchester orchard supply committee urges ex service men to join The American Legion from May 21 to June 6 with headquarters on Rouss avenue and in front of Court House on June 6. Sign up and recruit others. committee members include Gower H Schlack, L M Baker, E Russell Hook, Thomas Sprint, Clifford Grim, and Roger Kline.
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American Legion
Rouss Avenue
Court House
Gower H. Schlack
Chim. Co
L. M. Baker
Chim
E. Russell Hook
Thomas Sprint
Clifford Grim
Roger Kline
Electric Hair Cutter Joins Mr. Woodward’s Shop
James Cave, a experienced electric hair cutter and notable Windsor barber, has accepted a position with Harry H. Woodward at 7 North Main Street. Call for appointment.
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James Cave
Winchester
Harry H. Woodward
North Main Street
Builders Stock Fresh As Railroad Delays Ease
Builders receive cement and roofing cars this week despite embargoes and congestion. Edge Grain Flooring now in stock. Incoming goods include Cedar Shingles and Plastering Lath soon. Call for prices from John W. Rosenberger, phone 72.
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John W. Rosenberger
Sealed bids sought for Equity grounds west of reservoir
From June 1 to November 1 the Equity grounds west of the reservoir are open for bids. Offers must be sealed and directed to F. E. Clerk Superintendent of Schools Winchester Virginia. Bids received after May 28 will not be considered. Obtain specifications at the Office of the Superintendent of Schools. 121-1p-31 Large and small investors see our ads Newlin & Company.
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F. E. Clerk
Winchester
Superintendent of Schools
Big Problems Discussed by Dr Prettyman at Winchester Meeting
A large Winchester audience packed City Hall to hear Rev. Dr. Forrest J. Prettyman, Senate chaplain since Wilson's first term, discuss present day problems and the need for spiritual solutions beyond political schemes. He urged law and order as essential to the nation while praising the league’s focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Forrest J. Prettyman
United States Senate
Law Enforcement League of Winchester
League
Prettyman
Senate
Wilson
Winchester
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
A. A Kelly
Grace Lutheran Church
T. S. Jolliffe
Walter M. Depp
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Burley
Charles Adey
First Baptist Church
Washington
F. M. Richardson
South Washington Street
Winchester Seed Co Promotes Peas Beans and Clover
Orchard owners urged to buy scarce cow peas soybeans and crimson clover from Winchester Seed Co Inc at 515-517 South Main. Advertisement notes a double brick house for sale at 142 S Main and lists Sam Jensogna at 142 S Main St.
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Winchester Seed Co., Inc
South Main
Sam Jensogna
S. Main St
Potatoes Wanted and Local Clean-Up Notice
TRY HERRELL S 3-16-1p-tf) WANTED-POTATOES 50 BUSHELS OF POTATOES AT WINCHESTER COLD STORAGE 12-1p tf) CLEAN-UP WEEK May 22-25 inclusive All rubbish removed without charge is placed on the streets in receptacles convenient for handling Fresh shipment Chocolate Covered Friday and Saturday The People's Drug Co WILL BE SOLD ON THE 29TH That eight room brick and stone residence No 523 South Main street with large lot the home of the late Mrs A S Spotts will be sold on Saturday May 29th in front of Court House See sale bill on another page of this paper
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Winchester Cold Storage
South Main Street
A. S. Spotts
Court House
Fort Loudoun Finals Schedule Set For June Events
Invitations were issued by Fort Teagan Banstoury for the Fort Loudoun Seminary commencement from June 3 to June 6. The program includes junior dramatics, operetta, field day, art exhibit, diplomas at the Presbyterian Church, and the baccalaureate service by Rev Carlton D Harris. Class rolls list students from Virginia West Virginia and Ohio with specified majors and certificates.
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Fort Teagan ‘Banstoury
Empire Theater
Presbyterian Church
Carton D. Harris
Baltimore
Southern Methodist
Dramatic Club
Empire Theatre
Fort Loudoun Seminary
The
Robert T. Barton
313Th Field Artillery
Carlton D. Harris
Baltimore Southern Methodist
Jese Stuart
Virginia
Dorothy Stuart
Catherine Parsons Waddle
West Virginia
Guy Bratton
West
Mary Taylor Bigegleston
Virginia Meredith-Pinkerton
Ohio
Caroline Rebecca Jasper
Gladys Virginia Cochran
Golden Roe
Margaret Elizabeth Shields
Pennsylvania
License Applications Due May 27 in Revenue Notice
Last call warns all requiring any license to apply by Thursday May 27. After that date, double license penalties will be enforced per law. Commissioner of Revenue J L Mapis notes the deadline and enforcement. Also a Boy Scouts of America meeting at Santee at 7:30 pm with an address by a Mr. Business of Importance. Scout Scribe item follows.
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J. Ll. Maphis
Commissioner of Revenue
BOY Scouts OF America
Santee
SCOUT
Valley Lumber Co Prohibits Gambling and Pasture on Equity Property
Legal notice lists prohibitions on gambling and all forms of games on Sundays for Equity Property. Cattle pasture restricted to west of the reservoir, pasture lease noted. Sod cutting banned. violators will be prosecuted. Also ads for Miss America Chocolate Covered Cordial Cherries and a Golden Rule Bible Class address by Judge W. R. Talbot inviting attendees.
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W. R. Talbot
Winchester
Grain car shortage ties up shipments across the region
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports a shortage of about 3 350 grain cars hindering movement to market and 2600 cars delayed by congestion at Galveston. Found pocketbook may be claimed by owner after costs.
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Associated Press
Auston
Tex
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Galveston
Sunday School Convention Plans Set at Little Mountain
The seventh annual convention of the Sunday School Association of Stonewall district will be held at Little Mountain Episcopal Church on Wednesday May 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. The program includes devotions, addresses by Rev Kiracofe and Thomas C Diggs, reports from division superintendents, workshops on community impact, and sessions on teachers duty and Sunday school work.
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Stonewall
Little Mountain Church
Sunday School Association of
Little Mountain Episcopal Church
Kiracofe
D. B. Grove
J. M. Fishpaw
L. L. Lowance
Pauline Crim
S. Shepard
Thomas C. Diggs
C. D. Lamper
Seine Ork
Crowder
Wbook
T. C. Diggs
M. Allen Stickley
Maryland Democrats Adopt Damp Platform After Convention Fight
After a bitter internal clash the Maryland Democratic State Convention rejected Senator Smith's damp platform and adopted a firmer plank backed by Governor Ritchie Comptroller Lee and John Mahon. Congressman Benson led the floor fight and resolutions committee. The plank endorses beer light wines and cider and stops short of condemning saloons.
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Maryland
Smith
Ritchie
Lee
John Mahon
Benson
Funeral for Miss Ella Gibson in Baltimore
The funeral for Miss Ella Gibson was held yesterday afternoon at 5 from the home of her brother-in-law and sister on South Washington Street. The service, led by Reverend F M Richardson and Reverend A A Kelly, featured hymns and ended with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery in the Gibson family lot. Pallbearers included Dr B M Knight and Messrs H C Sheetz Hunter N Kern Hugh Duffey T Kinzel Vernon Eddy.
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Ella Gibson
Baltimore
A. L. Green
South
Washington Street
Miss Gibson
F. M. Richardson
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
A. A. Kelly
Grace-Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Gibson Family
B. M. Knight
Hunter
Duffey
T.¥. Kinzel
Qad
C. Vernon Eddy
Prices Fall on Chicago Board of Trade
Prices dropped across grain and provisions on the Chicago Board of Trade with corn and pork leading the decline. July corn fell to as low as 1.644 per bushel and July pork down to 34.75 per barrel, the board showing sharp breaks in market activity.
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Cuiinee
Helter Ealian
Board of Trade
Special reduced prices Saturday on all stands
Mr Ernest Stevens returns to Detroit after a spell at the home of Mr and Mrs FP Beck on North Main St indicating a local sale notice. The fragment mentions Little Joe's and a sale event with reduced prices scheduled for Saturday.
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Joe's
Ernest Stevens
Detroit
Irs
Av Beck
North Main St
Troopers to Aid Deputies After West Virginia Clash
In Matewan West Virginia May 21 the Associated Press reports additional state troopers were to join deputy sheriffs and constables guarding the town after a battle between private detectives and citizens that left 10 or more dead. The last incident occurred yesterday near Lynn three miles away when a Baldwin-Felts detective was shot from ambush. Coal operators officials held a Bluefield meeting and planned a later public statement on the shooting.
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Associated Press
Matewan
W. Va
Lynn
Baldwin-Felts
Coal Operators’ Association of
Bluefield
Three Killed in Glycerine Blast Near Sistersville
A glycerine nitro explosion near Sistersville West Virginia today killed three men and injured others. The dead are Guy Porter Hess Beaver and Harry Gassney shot oil wells employed by a torpedo company.
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Associated Press
Sistersville
W. Va
Employes, of & ‘Torpedo Company
Guy Porter
Hess Beaver
Harry Gassney
Rail Strength Tones Stocks As Government Resumes Control
The government resumed control as an emergency measure amid abnormal freight conditions, prompting approval in the financial district. Trading opened mixed with declines in shipping, steel, and food shares before oils and rails rallied, lifting St. Paul Rock Island and Missouri Pacific 1 to 2 points. Liberty bonds recovered about 2 percent, call money stayed around 7 percent, and the session closed firm with about 75 000 shares traded.
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New York
I Is
Financial District
St. Paul
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Studebaker
Rails
Loan Favored for Railroads by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a loan of at least 125 million dollars from the 300 million revolving fund to help railroads buy equipment. The commission estimates needs at 2,000 locomotives and 100,000 freight cars, including 20,000 refrigerator cars, to meet public transportation demands.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hoover Herald Set to Boost Hoover at Convention
Chicago May 21 The Hoover Herald will publish daily during the Republican national convention to support Herbert Hoover's presidential bid. A staff includes several writers and cartoonists.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hoover Herald
Herbert C. Hoover
Persia appeals to League for aid against Bolshevik aggression
The Persian foreign minister in Paris asked the League of Nations for protection against Bolshevik aggression after Bolshevik troops landed on Persian soil from the Caspian Sea.
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Associated Press
London
Persia
League of Nations
Caspian Sea
Paris
Secretary Daniels Accuses Senate Committee of Overreach
Washington May 21 Secretary Daniels accused the Senate committee investigating Rear Admiral Sims of exceeding its powers by probing beyond naval war decorations. Daniels and Chairman Hale sparred over the scope and timing of Sims criticisms and cross examination during the day’s proceedings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniela
Senate All Committee
Sims
Navy Department
Daniels
Hale
Aamir’ Sims
Department
Miral Sims
Criticiams
Preuccumters
Atom Navy
Fat Fels
Sime
Permanent place for Maval Prize at City Exhibition
A naval prize exhibition displays the shell and case at Equity until schools are built. Lieut Com Weeka presided as James Ritter spoke praising his public debut. Speakers included Robert M. Ward City School Board chair and the City Schools Clerk. Motion pictures traced the prize's voyage from New York to the Pacific via Panama Canal. Board members occupied stage seats. Mr M F Harkins, recently visiting town, returned home to Washington.
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Navy
James Ritte
Equity
Weeka
Ritter
Robert M. Ward
City School Board
Supe
R FF Clerk
Rte
New York
Pacific Coast
Panama. Canal
Board of
Handley Trustees
Dr Cox Talks To Winchester Nursing Class
Dr Walter Cox spoke to undergraduates in Winchester Tuesday afternoon at 3 in the Chamber of Commerce rest room. He urged good nurse care, fresh air, sunshine, water, and soap for sick and well, noting high living costs.
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Walter Cox
Winchester
Chamber Commerce
Cox
Frederick County
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C. V
Ly Three
Mrs. Barton
Fruit Growers
Winchester Orchard Supply CO
N. Market ST
Builders
Iptt Newlin & Company
DR. Prettyman
T. J. Cooper
Law Enforcement League
Law and League
Cane Laber
Hatta
T.S. Jolliffe
Thomas J. Cooper
Roy A. Larrick
W.A. Sale
I. N. Good
W. A. Sale
William C. Marshall
William C. Miller
Charles L. Ribenson
Stewart Bell
Thomas Hancher
Henry Moling, Sr
Edward W. Cather
John W. Larrick
Herrell
People’s Drug Co
the Peezie’s Drug Co
S. 5
Wiss-Ella
Gibson
Ananciated Press
Hoover
Daniel
Cmn
M. F. Harkins
Hia Ho
Dr. Cox
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