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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1923

Page

6

Market quotes and corrected prices listed for commodities

The Star presents corrected market bids and prices including oils, metals, and foods with figures such as 7.40, 4.25, and 68.00. Buyers and sellers are shown under varied listings, with several entries partially garbled but indicating trading values and sale notes.

Local Notes From AlbIn News Ambience

Miss Louise Hawkins of Winchester visits sister in Richmond and brother in town. Mr Hawkins confined several days, Fries and daughter of AD visit. Mr and Mrs M S Glaize host Saturday evening. LarL and Moris and family spend time with friends in the section.

Louise Richmond Hawkins Winchester Glaize Larl Moris

Two Jersey City Officers Slain in Shootout at Sage House

Police rush to arrest Frank Sage, alias Miller Brgan, after a $19,000 payroll robbery link in West New York. Sergeant John J. Black and Patrolman Clarence Wear killed, Lieut Harry Otis and Patrolman James Walton wounded. Sage surrenders after a volley and tear gas.

Jersey City N. J John J. Black Clarence Wear Harry Otis James Wartoh Frank Sage Frank Miller Frank Brgan Public Service Company West New York Sage Black Ware May Miller Otis Walton Bobms

Franklin H. Gassaway Dies. Noted Poet and Journalist

Franklin Harrison Gassaway a renowned poet and newspaper man died of a heart attack at his Oakl area home. He had 33 years with the San Francisco Examiner and leaves a widow and a brother. He was born in Maryland and was widely known across the press.

Oaklana Cal Franklin Harrison Gassaway Gassaway San Francisco Examiner Maryland

John J Carroll Funeral Tomorrow

The remains of John J Carroll died near the John W Rice Middle Road in this county while visiting his son. Funeral services will be held at 10 o clock tomorrow at his son William L Carrolls home, then at the church in Kabletown Jefferson County West Virginia with interment in the nearby cemetery.

John J. Carroll John W. Rice Cou Lake Wm. L. Carroll Kabletown Jefferson County W. Va

Washington Heirloms Disposed Of at Waverley Sale

Auction of George Fayetta Washington personal effects at Waverley near Clearbrook drew a large crowd of heirs and buyers from Winchester. Attorney Harry R. Kern directed the sale. items included a Mrs. Washington portrait bought by her granddaughter for 150 dollars, a silver salt cellar, grandfather clock, Davenport and piano, with numerous books and other pieces selling to attendees from Maryland and Virginia.

George Fayetta’ Washington N. W. Joines Catonsville Victor Arthur R. S. Thornton Louisiana Edward Knodle Hagerstown Archibald Cummins Clarke County John 8. Scully James Ashwood Robert Y. Conrad Augusta Conrad Ganns John M. Steck Harry “R.kern Charles L. Bowly T. B. Patton Fred. 5. Boyd B. M. Knight Frank Taylor Ralph Gerhardt

Fragmented Miscellany of Inventions and Witty Sayings

A rugged compendium notes diverse topics from cable services between Liverpool and New York to arms and armor at the Tower of London. It then shifts to bee pollen pockets, a thief Hoffmann swallowing keys, and quotes on revolutions and bossiness. Also covered are electric bulb safety, a comic Willie's Wish vignette, veterinary history, peacocks roosting topside, and stray wisdom about secrets and listening.

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AIV A Fred. L. Glaize Virginia Worth Fred L. Glaize Takoma Park Montgomery County White House Washington, D.C William G. Hardy H. D. Fuller Takonja Park Washington City Talbott and Prettyman Rockville R. Gray Williams Rickvile Shenandoah Valley National Bank Farmers and Merchants National Bank John J. Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank Fred OPEC EDOAL Albin News NoTes Raverine Franklin H. Gassaway The Associated Press MR. Carroll J. W. Arthur Rouss Ave Washington United States Standard Oil Company New Jersey Liverpool New York Tower of London Hoffman Wiesbaden Mazzini Uncle Eben Washington Star Willie Rome Célton
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