List Moves Up After Setback
The Associated Press reports erratic fluctuations in the stock market with Davison chemical losing its four point gain, Chesapeake and Ohio selling on dividend uncertainty, and renewed liquidation of central leather. By midday the market regained footing led by Baldwin, American Can, and St. Charles shares as call money opened at 4.? percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Davison Chemical
Chesapeake and Ohio
Baldwin
American Can
Stechares
Call Money
Bond drive for American Legion pays off debts
Robert Conrad Post of the American Legion raised funds to pay a $16,000 mortgage by selling $100 bonds. About $3,000 worth sold to members. Joint executive and finance committees oversee the sale as R. T. Barton resigns as post commander. John H. Rosenberger elected as new commander, with Lake Frazier named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Rosenberger
Commander
R. T. Barton
Lake Frazier
Robert ¥. Conrad Post
American Legion
North Main Street
Legionares
Barton
John H. Et
Legionaries
Rosemberger
Empire Tonight Hosts Singing Reel Innovation
Empire showcases a new singing reel attraction described as a novelty for all ages. Two shows at Winchester feature the reel amid a program including Buster Keaton and a Western tomorrow, with playful notes about entertainment in Gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Tonight
York
Empire
Winchester
Empire Buster Keaton
Sante Fe Trail
Death of Mount Vernon Real Estate Dealer James Havey
Dr Philip P F Havey of Mount Vernon New York was called home by the death of his father James T Havey a retired real estate dealer He lived in Mount Vernon and was active in community affairs He retired from business about fifteen years ago and had enjoyed good health until six months prior to his death His passing is noted as a loss to the Mount Vernon community and reflects the path of a lifelong resident and contributor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip PF. Hlavey
New York
James T. Havey
Havey
Vsprnt Vortron
N. Y
Viecele
Mount Vernon
Prize Theme Wins 200 Dollars for Motion Picture Story
Emma Howard Wight of Winchester Virginia won the 200 prize from the Screen for best motion picture story in 250 words. Her tale centers on an artist who seeks a Judas portrait, uses a theology student as model, loses faith, then regains it when the Savior’s image emerges. The Examiner notes the story’s striking parable quality and questions its expansion potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Examiner
Emma Howard Wight
Winchester
Judas
Christ
David Ware
Ware
Tim Tampons
Sie Arist
Miss Wight
Local People to Attend Army Navy Game in New York
Victor Arthur and L Marshall Baker depart tonight for New York to witness the Army Navy football classic at the Polo Grounds tomorrow. They will also attend Irving Berlin’s Music Box Revue and stay with Baker’s brother Ea Baker. Also traveling are H McGuire Miss Suan Reid liams and Lieut Bryan Conrad.
Apples for Rouss Fire at the Bazar Committee
Citizens are asked to donate apples immediately for the Rouss Fire relief bazar organized by the committee.
Opening of Vierry Sire Shining and Hat Cleaning Parlor
The Vierry Sire Shining and Hat Cleaning Parlor at 126 N Main St next to Norton's will open for business Saturday November 24. Harry Papas John Jianopulos, props.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vierry Sire
N. Main St
Norton’s
Harry Papas
John
Jianopulos
The High School and Its Important Mission
The article argues the high school should do more than teach lessons. It emphasizes character development, citizenship, and knowledge of democracy as core goals. It notes these require schoolwide effort beyond classroom instruction and that measuring character is difficult.
Mrs Susan Burwell Randolph Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Susan Burwell Randolph widow of Dr Archibald Randolph dies at Rosney near Millwood in Clarke County in the seventy ninth year. Born August 15 1845 at Carter Hall she leaves son Dr Archibald Randolph and two daughters Mrs Harry Frost and Mrs Courtney Jones. Funeral at Christ Episcopal Church Millwood with Rev B Duball Chambers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Burwell Randolph
Archibald Randolph
Clarke County
Virginia
Millwood
B. Duball Chambers
Old Chapel
Nathaniel Page
Towsend Burwell
George Jones
Hugh Nelson
Benamimo'f
Randolph
William Meade
Oyster Suppers From Hall Party Planned By Bazaar
In the hall a plan is announced to host oyster suppers by the Bazaar and Carnival Co. The notice notes efficiency and local support for community events.
Mrs Ropp to Speak to Men Sunday at Braddock Street Church
Mrs Ropp will address men only on Sunday afternoon at 3 P M at Braddock Street M E Church South. A rental notice advertises a room for rent at 322 N Braddock Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropp
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
P.M
Mz BE. Church
South
For Sale Main St business property advertised
For sale. One of the most desirable business properties on Main St between Water and Piccadilly. Also notices of Sullivan dancing at Rouss Hall each evening and a Sunday service at Braddock Street M. E. Church South at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Water and
Piccadilly
B.M. Sullivan
Rouss Hall
Crystal Flour Demonstration at McVicar's Pure Food Store
Miss Bertha von Hillern will appear Friday and Saturday at McVicar's to promote Crystal Flour. A new four door Ford sedan is advertised for sale by J Howard Cather and Co. The Rouss Fire Co bazar and carnival invites attendance. A Winchester Va restaurant with fixtures is for sale by P O Box 136. Christmas presents preview at Winchester Pharmacy auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha von Hillern
McVicar’s Pure Food Store
J. Howard Cather and CO
P. O
Winchester
Winchester Pharmacy
Chapman’s Auto Sales Ford Deals In Valley
Cheap used Ford cars advertised in the valley with easy terms. The notice highlights Chapman’s Auto Sales offering low prices and simple financing for local buyers.
Idle Essen Riot Turns Fatal and Sectarian Clash
Violence in Essen left one policeman dead and others wounded as demonstrators looted to raid Communist funds. Rotthausen near Gelsenkirchen saw similar disorders as authorities, under Seeckt, moved to dissolve the German Communist Party and ban its funds and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimam Rea Ko
Essen
Rotthausen
Gelsenkirchen
Eprlin
Eerste von Seeckt
Reichswhr
Communist Party
Red Cross Subscribers List Mentioned in 7924 Entry
A fragment lists numerous names and titles related to the Red Cross or affiliated groups including Mrs P Amory Col Bryan Conrad Miss Julia Jenkins Dr W P McGuire Rev Robert B Nelson Mrs Florence Rice and others, indicating a subscriber or membership roll with varied titles. The text preserves many personal names without clear event context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Amory
P. Amory
F. Arthur, Jr
M. D. Albin
A.M. Baker
Gertrude Clevenger
Crawford R Coleman
Georgia Conrad
Bryan Con
Col
Bryan Conrad
Robert DeWitt
B. B. Dutton
Ernest Grayson
W. W. Hammond
Helen R. Hatcher
Revert Glass
Hawkins
William G. Harry
Hughes
Julia Jenkins
Lucy Jones
F. E. Johnson
Bentley Kern Hunter N. Kern
B. M. Knight
B. M
Hunter N. Kern
H. .€. Lupton
W. P. McGuire
R. F. Massey
Robert B. Nelson
Florence Rice
Lucy Russell
Anna ‘Streit
Mina Martha
1. Stowers
Charles Summers
W. EB. Woodring
Masked intruder clubbed elderly man to death in Maple Plain home
In Minneapolis Minnesota Hennepin county authorities search for a masked assailant who entered the Chapel residence last night and killed Duane Chapel as his invalid wife watched unable to move. The murder, occurring in his sleep, marks a second Chapel family killing in just over four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Hennepin County
Duane ‘Chapel
Maple Plain
Chapel
Sunday Services at U B Church
Sunday services listed at the U B Church include 11 a m and 7 30 pm sermons, Sunday school at 9 45 am, junior and senior youth groups, and a Wednesday prayer meeting. Members urged to attend, with cash day for the new church and envelope contributions noted. Local ads for a Winchester Pharmacy auction and candy sale are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Anderson
T. S. Hancher
Young People's Society
Miss Maur Hollar
Kristian Endeavor
AS. Hott
Chapman’s Auto Sales Ford Cars Offer in Winchester
You make a mistake if you overlook our used FORD cars with prices from $50.00 to $275.00. Lowest priced cars in the valley editorial shows easy terms promised by Chapman’s Auto Sales at 1Tp 21-22 Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Chapman
Winchester
Public Auction Of Household And Kitchen Furnishings
Household and kitchen furniture in good condition to be sold at public auction on Wednesday November 28 at 164 N Main St Hamburgers Store. Items are new main reason parties leaving state. Cash only. Auctioneer Coleman Dunn. 2-Fpit Civit 1 tyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL TV
N. Main ST
Coleman Dunn
Lost Item Notice at National Sales Store
Light colored item described as at best a light color. Literal reward offered. Notice appears to originate from a National Sales Store with a date noted as 11 22 1p 21.
Men’s gathering announced at Braddock Street M. 6 Church
For men only, Sunday, Nov. 25, 1923, at 3 P M Braddock St. M. 6. Church, South. Mrs. Ropp, will address a meeting. All men are welcome and urged to attend. Ip-1t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock St
Church
South
Ropp
Taxes Due With Penalty Applied In Frederick County
In Frederick County Township the 1923 taxes are due with a five percent penalty, equivalent to ten percent per year. A further penalty will be added December 3, 1924. Signed by Rk. S. Smut, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rk. .S. Smut
Frederick Co
Women Democrats Predict 1924 Victory At Southern Conference
Democratic women from eleven southern states met in Atlanta for a two day session to forecast a Democratic triumph in the 1924 presidential race. Mrs Benton McMillan of Tennessee presided while Mrs Emily Newell Blair of the national committee participated prominently. A definite activity program for women leaders is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Benton McMillan
Tennessee
Democratic
Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Apple Ties Up in New York Gets Worse
Representatives of the Fruit and Produce Traders Association met with Mary truck owners to end a pier 17 tie up on the North River. Twenty more carloads of apples onions and carrots arrived worsening the delay as 60 to 70 carloads remained undelivered. The organized truck owners refused outside trucks and suspended their own operations pending agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Fruit and Produce Traders’ Association
Mary ‘Ket
Pier No. 17
North River
Coal Mines Shut Down Across Illinois Amid Slump
The Associated Press reports rapid closures of bituminous mines in Illinois and Indiana. About one third of Illinois 300 mines are idle and the rest run at roughly one fifth capacity. Roughly 256,000 miners out of work and 60,000 others receive small pay. Causes include non union mine under selling in Kentucky and West Virginia, shift to oil, mild weather, and utility plant consolidations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
Alinoid
Indiana
Hlinois
Illinois
Kentucky
West Virginia
Ku Klux Klan Wins Test Vote In Oklahoma Senate
Oklahoma City Nov. 13 The State Senate rejected a Klan bill amendment that would require filing with county officers semi annual lists of officers and members. The vote was 13 to 2 in what was seen as the first real strength test between Klan proponents and opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
State Senate
Ku Klu Klan
For sale Good Cider Apples at Seper bushel
A. O. Cooper of Kernstown Virginia advertises Sunday sale of good cider apples in piles at Seper per bushel. Braddock Street area near Mz BE Church South with time noted. posting dates 11 22 2.¢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Kernstown
Rotary Club Dinners and a Mysterious Overcoat Incident
At a Rotary Club supper held last evening in the Farmers and National Bank building rooms decorated by Carlin Gray members enjoyed a program of songs and a question session led by Hallie. The event featured humor and a mysterious overcoat incident when a man claimed his coat had been mistakenly taken. the coat ended up with Bob Gray and led to an arrest by the police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Rotary
Farmers and National Bank
Carlin Gray
F Sy
Anne
Seal
Dad Ryan
Manuel
Cere Inet Ignompus
Hugh du
Blage
Hallie
Vernon Eddy
Son
Bobby
Bob Gray Immediz
Jis
Thefliers
Glass Rose Im
Liberal Reward Offered for Return of Bag
Reward posted for the return of a bag with contents missing from a local area. No questions asked as to the circumstances. Contact Dr C R Anderson at address 19 1p 51 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Ander
Shenandoah Tight Rope Is Real Article
Shenandoah tight rope act described as seventy five men walk a narrow line across six states at high speed. The piece shows aviators and crew aboard the Shenandoah with disciplined crew and dangerous stunts during a dramatic airship maneuver. The narrative highlights a novice flying with the Daughter of the Stars and notes the ship’s fragile balance and the danger of traversing a foot and a half wide walkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Rogers
Universal Service
Lakeaurst
N. J
Iere
Shenandoah
Lvre
Daughter of the Stars
Boston
The
Kinney
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Legion Good
Conrad Post
Army-Navy
Mrs. Randolph
Rosney
Bazar and
Carival
Rouss Fire
N. Braddock Street
Rouss Fire Co
JO Red Cross
U. B. Church
Hottse
Proples Drug CO
Norton's
Hagerstown
Hiks
Empire Theater
Rose
Philomena Snew
Billy
John Kern
Ida Fisher
Kathleen Shiner
Floyd Haines
Myrtle Sanderson
Louis Rice
Major Courson
Donald Finfrock
Louise Hollis
Gladys Sanford
Martha Ritter
James Diffemdal
Buzzella Henry
Jimmy DuShane
Philomena’ Tarew
Margaret Hansbrough
Act
Major Lewis
Toni Warren
Toreador
Bull Durham
Charlies L. Adams
Ace Saan
Taian Sénveelder
Tom Warren
Russell Potts
Curtis Vange
Fr. M.reynolds
John Sanderson
Bill Routt
Elizabeth Hollis
Margaret Kelehner
Edith Harlee
Elizabeth Smith
Mamie Striker
Katherine Snyder
Frances Croga
Hielen Cooper
Love Allamong
Joseph Newlin
R.E. Griffith
Thelma Wisecahver
Harold Wagner
Ward Windle
Mervin Shank
Edmund Jupton
George Barr
Connie Sirhaugh
Gordon Aiken
Clyde DeHart
Maynard Wisecarver
Chandler Crisman
Paul Massey
Roland Ryan
Charles Wood
Carroll Cr
Vic” Arthur
bin” Routt
Lize Louise Hollis
Bill Behneider
Krussell
Chausten Witter
Jennie Walk
Mise Buzzella Henry
Miss Philtuven
Major Conr
Cpe
Tyit
SALE
Wass Weeting
APPLE
KU Klux Klan
Naoe
Rotary Ams
Parson Nelson
Lees
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