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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1924

Page

3

Administrative Cost of Bonus Is Put At $10,000,000 Yearly

Washington reports estimate annual admin costs for the veteran bonus at ten million dollars with about 4,000 additional clerks needed. Additional funds of around 4.5 million are requested to cover the next few months. Treasury and other departments face costs as they prepare to administer the plan, with long term projections up to 500 million including interest.

Washington Budget Bureau Congress Veterans’ Bureau Veter Ireau Navy Army Post Office Department Treasury Department Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Mr. Coolidge Treasury

Automobile spending not trend of extravagance says Packard head

Detroit May 22 The enormous expenditure by the American public for pleasure cars is not extravagance but a sign of wealth and progress says a paper by Alvan Macaulay president of Packard read at the world motor transport opening. The public invested 17 billion dollars in motor vehicles during the decade ending January 1 1924 according to Macaulay.

Detroit Alvan Macaulay Packard Motor Car Company World Motor Transport Congress Macaulay

Woman Ailing for a Year Receives Lydia E Pinkham Help

Mrs Mabel List Sherbamn of Newcastle Pennsylvania says a year of pains on her right side left her weak and unable to work. After a trial of Lydia E Pinkham's Compound she recovered enough to do housework and urges others to try it. She has taken the Vegetable Compound for five years and shares her experience with readers. The product is sold by druggists everywhere.

Newcastle Lydia E. Pinkham Mabel List Sherbamn Newell Ave

Tragedy Spreads Grief Over Miller Farm Death

A 13 year old girl died, her brother and sister mourn beside the coffin as the Miller family tears through their Woodchuck lane homestead. The child’s father is a Franklin county Virginia native and the mother, formerly Miss Mattie E. Kent of Clarke county Virginia. The body will be moved to Providence Chapel on the east side of the Shenandoah where funeral services and burial will follow.

Edith Belle Miller Farm Woodchuck Lane Franklin County Mattie E. Kent Clarke County Providence Chapely Shenandoah River

War condemnation marks opening of Presbyterian Assembly

The Rev Dr Charles F Wishart retiring moderator opens the 136th general assembly in Grand Rapids with a pacifist denunciation of war and a call for the church to take a strong stand against it Nine hundred sixty commissioners from presbyteries nationwide attend while candidates for moderator include Dr Clarence MacGartney and Dr Charles Ergman with Dr Joseph A Nance a Detroit contender if no decision is reached

Associated Press Grand Rapids, Mich Charles F. Wishart General Assembly Pregbyterian Church United States America Chicago Wishart Union Clarence MacGartney Arch ‘Street Presbyterian Church Philadelphia Charles Ergman The Theological Seminary Princeton Joseph A. Nance Detroit

White youth fined for biting incident in juvenile court

A white youth and a colored boy fought yesterday. The white boy was bitten and scratched, while the white youth was fined $5 by Justice Frazier in juvenile court after a private hearing. A large crowd gathered but was not admitted.

Justice Frazier

Winchester Resident Praises Dean's Pills For Kidney and Back Pain

J T Brown of 133 Main St Winchester reports steady relief after using Dean's Pills from Miller's Drug Store. He describes backache heavy lifting and headaches before treatment, and says two boxes cured the attack at 60 cents each. Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY adv.

Winchester J. T. Brown Main St Dean Miller’s Foster-Millburn Co Mirs Buffalo N. Y

Cough Struggle Affects Audience at Lecture

During a lecture a speaker coughs to suppress the urge, causing some audience members to miss portions of the talk. If he refrains from coughing, another attendee may miss the moment entirely.

County church trustees named in Frederick court order

Church trustees for Mt. Oliver United Brethren and Mt. Zion United Brethren were appointed by Faust Court. W. H. Clowser is named for Mt. Oliver, B. Funkhouser for Mt. Zion in place of the late Frank Long. E. J. Hicks and Howard Lineburg join I. M. Brumbaugh, Daniel Funkhouser and C. E. Funkhouser on Mt. Zion board.

Ord Ie Faust Court Frederick 4Ndartiny Church W. H. Clowser Mt. Oliver

Presbyterians Permit Women on Executive Committees

At the 64th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States held in San Antonio on May 20, women were affirmed as eligible for executive committees. The assembly rejected demands from nine presbyteries to remove women and passed a majority report barring non eligible members from committees.

San Antony Presbyterian Church United States 64Th General Assembly Church

Conference Aims Invite Smaller Nations To Naval Talks

Washington reports the House approved the conference report on the naval bill. It modifies the Byrnes amendment to invite nations beyond Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan if they desire. The talks would cover reducing naval officers and crews and armament. The bill also discharges Navy boys under 21 if parents apply within 60 days of enlistment.

Washington House Great Britaan France Italy Japan

Wealth Found Hindrance To Church Work

A San Antonio report from the Presbyterian Church notes wealth blocks church progress. The stewardship committee, 14 years in formation, received a large appropriation of 76000 for next year. The committee warns modern life dulls personal responsibility. Next year’s assembly will meet in Lexington Kentucky.

San Antonio Texas Sixty-Fourth General Assembly Presbyterian Church United States Thommittee Southern Presbyterian Church Lexington

On the Trail of Pog Delinquents

State Game Wardens supervisor C. R. Pawley toured the city to enforce dog license laws. May 1 was the deadline for tags and unlicensed dogs may be killed. Fine starts at 10.25 dollars for delinquent owners who fail to tag or display licenses.

C. R. Pawley Fawley

American fliers set long distance record in Japan

American army aviators arrived at a Japanese naval base near Tokio after a 354 mile leg in 5 hours 10 minutes. They completed two jumps totaling over 650 miles in a single day, marking one of the best performances thus far.

Kasmaniguara Theapanese Tokio Minato Yotorofu Island

Trading Buoyancy Lifts New York Stock Market

May 22 reports that Congress would act on tax measures soon spurred a recovery in the stock market. Buoyancy remained, with Baldwin and other industrials hitting new highs while rubber shares fell. Call money opened at 3 percent as the session closed strong with about 750000 shares traded.

Associated Press New York Congress Baldwin Iferea

38 inch Flock Dot Voile Navy and other colors sale

Vintage textile ad offers 38 inch flock dot voile in navy cop en brown rose muffin black priced at 50 cents postpaid on receipt of price. Samples on request from W. C. Whitacre Estate 22-81-1 Whitacre Virginia.

Navy W. C. Whitacre Whitacre Virginia

Mellon Urges New Tax Measure Before Congress

Washington reports indications that Secretary Mellon will recommend a new tax bill to the President for submission to Congress. High officials describe the measure as important and view it as a key legislative proposal.

MR. Mellon Associated P Washington Tary Mellon Mellon

M'ADOO FORCES WIN IN SOUTH CAROLINA

South Carolina Democratic convention adjourned after a revolt to unite 18 delegates to back William G. M'ADOo for the Democratic nomination. The move binds the delegation to vote as a unit for M'adoo at the national convention once his name is placed before it.

M’adoo South Carolina Associated Columbia 8. C William G. M’adoo South Carolt Tessury

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