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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1920

Page

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Artillery used improvised wooden guns in World War I

The annual report by Maj. Gen. William J. Snow to War Secretary Baker reveals American field artillery in World War I trained with improvised wooden guns rope harnesses and other expedients due to equipment shortages. He notes large wartime stocks now exist and reserve officers trained with artillery courses at schools.

Associated Press Washington William J. Snow War Baker

Reds plan to organize U S

The Associated Press reports Moscow says unemployment may reach five million by year end and two Third Internationale representatives are sent to organize in the United States. They aim to form unemployed committees with the Communist Party to unite the revolutionary drive. U S officials bar Soviet organizers from entering the country.

Associated Press Washington Third Internationale Moscow United States Communist Party America The Internationale

Model of Hand ley School on display at Hand ley Library

The Hand ley School and grounds model is on display in the Lecture Hall of the Hand ley Library drawing great interest. Hundreds have viewed it in several days with schoolchildren shown the model by teachers. Viewing hours are 3 to 5 P M and 7 to 9 P M on weekdays. the library is closed on Thanksgiving Day.

Handley School Handley Library

McCormick Heads to Europe to Present Harding’s View

United States Senator McCormick of Illinois sailed from New York for Europe to relay Senator Harding’s personal view on the league of nations to European governmental chiefs. A Geneva dispatch to Echo de Paris says the trip aims to influence delegates at the Geneva league assembly.

Associated Press Paris United States McCormick Illinois New York Europe Atlantic Harding League of Nations Geneva Echo de Paris

Welsh Singers Charm Winchester Audience At City Hall Concert

The Welsh Singers performed a memorable benefit concert at City Hall Winchester. Highlights included tenor solos like Comfort Ye My People and baritone Mother O Mine, with Miss Jeannette Christine delivering Hogsanna with notable intensity. Genevieve Andrews impressed with piano pieces, while Mr John George and Christine received strong praise for their performances. The American Legion is commended for organizing the event and hopes for more high standard concerts in the future.

City Hall Winchter Davies Genevieve Andrews John Eorge Tours Granniersine Jeannette Christine Christine Mandalay Cadman American Legion Winchester

Judge Carson II Private Practice Formed in New York

Announcement in New York speaks of a law partnership between Judge Adam Carson former associate justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands and Mr Nicoll son of the noted New York lawyer DeLancey Nicoll They will practice in New York state and federal courts Carson hails from the Carson family of Piverton Virginia and is married to Eleanor B Conrad of Winchester The pair bring experience from the United States Shipping Board and recent Manila business affairs

New York Adam ©. Carson Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands Nicoll DeLancey Nicoll New York State United States Judge Carson Carson Piverton D. B. Conrad Winchester Eleanor B Legal Department United States Shipping Board Manila President Grant

Minister Had Too Many Wives Convicted of Bigamy

H. D. Edwards a Methodist minister and former Y M C A secretary at Staunton Virginia was convicted in Harrisonburg federal court of bigamy and Mann act violation and sentenced to four years in Atlanta penitentiary. He eloped with Ruth Bailey and married her in Cincinnati after which they were intercepted in Louisville Kentucky. Bailey said he led her to believe a divorce from his wife had been obtained.

H. D. Edwards Staunton Harrisonburg Atlanta Edwards Ruth Bailey Cincinnati Louisville Kentucky Miss _Bailey Handley 8. S

Thanksgiving football at Winchester on Martinsburg Equity Grounds

A Thanksgiving football game scheduled for 2 30 P M at Martinsburg Equity Grounds in Winchester. The event features teams competing, with local fans invited to attend this annual matchup.

Martinsburg Equity

Harpers Ferry native Virgil Krepps dies at 77 in Armonk

Virgil A. Krepps a longtime real estate operator from New York City and White Plains died at his daughter’s home in Armonk New York at age 77 after a three year illness. Survived by brother Cohen Krepps and sister Irma Krepps of Harper’s Ferry West Virginia. As a youth Krepps served as telegraph operator in Harper’s Ferry and sent the warning that helped trigger federal action during John Brown’s raid prompting President Buchanan to dispatch Col. Robert E. Lee.

Virgil A. Kreeps Harpers Ferry New York City White Plains N Y George B. Clark Armonk N. Y Cohen ‘Krepps Irma Krepps Harpers Pew Krepps John Brown Ossawatomie Fame United States Arsenal Young Kreeps Washington Buchanan Col Robert E. Lee

McClure to Speak on World Conditions Today

Samuel S. McClure founder of McClure's Magazine will deliver a free lecture at City Hall Auditorium Friday evening November 26 at 8:30 on World Conditions Today. He reports from seventeen countries and analyzes global upheavals, revolutions, and the Anglo Saxon domination debate with a warning about Asiatic expansion and potential threats to civilization.

Samuel S. McClure McClure's Magazine City Hall Ening McClure Birmingham Ala England France Hungary Turkey Japan China Mexico Globe Raine Egypt India Tn Bis Mr. McClure Europe South America Australia South America

Wanted Bulk and Barreled Apples in Virginia

Help wanted for purchase of bulk and barreled apples. Contact 8 M Haines in Achesetr, Virginia via phone 419 476. Advertisement placed 1p tf.

Haines Achesetr

Weekly Scout Meeting and Club Activities Schedule

Notice lists recurring events for Boy Scouts of America and related groups. Includes Wednesday peer meeting at 7 30 p m, Thursday gym classes at 7 30 p m, Friday orchestra practice at 8 p m, Monday troop meeting at 7 30 p m, and Tuesday local council meeting at 8 p m. No song service next Sunday night.

BOY Scouts OF America

Morrow Night by Distinguished Traveler S. L. Wclure

Reading notice invites the public to City Hall Auditorium for World Conditions Today at 8:30 p.m. all are welcome to attend will discuss current global conditions and travel insights.

Handley Wclure City Hall City Hale Auditorium Ha. Wclure City Hall Auditorium

Thanksgiving at Home Verse Reflects Domestic Feast

A light verse by O. C. H. Weidner celebrates a cozy Thanksgiving at home. A cook, a young waitress, and a charming companion wife enliven the meal with skill and affection, wishing the reader a pleasant holiday with food, kisses, and companionship.

Luck in Pawn opens Marguerite Clark screen vehicle at Strand

Marguerite Clark stars in Luck in Pawn, a screen adaptation of a Broadway comedy. The film shows a country girl who wants to be an artist and seeks a painter’s verdict on her talent, which he deems limited, in a light dramatic tone.

Marguerite Clark Shesshead Marvin Taylor Eudless Strand Theater Tyne Miss Clark

Hickory Camp W. O. 90 Officers to be elected Friday

Hickory Camp 90 in W. Friday hosts annual election of all officers for the coming year. Social session planned. all members urged to attend. Clerk BRUGCE CAPPER notes.

Hickory Camp Brugce Capper

Notice to Parents of Scouts and Local Ads

Public notices and classified items from 1961 listing Scout equipment for sale at the Scout Building signed by John H. Kern plus meat price reductions at Winchester Fair Play Store Inc. and notes on lost keys a November sale of farm livestock at Barr farm by E G Farmer, a refined young lady wanted at Strand Theater, furnace coal on track and a 100 ton sale by W W Wall & Son.

Winchester Fair Play Store Inc S. Main Street Stewart Bell E. Lane Ave Winchester Barr Farm E. G. Farmer W. W. Wall & Son

Public sale notice lists auctioneer change in Albemarle area

Notice warns not to call Howard Luttrell as auctioneer for a public sale in Albyn Virginia. The fragment mentions the location Albemarle and price 24 1m, indicating bidding conditions or timing.

Howard Luttrell Albin

Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner at Greek Restaurant

A Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner special runs at a Greek restaurant on Thanksgiving Day from 1 pm. The event title and location are indicated, with emphasis on a festive meal offering for diners.

Memorial to Veterans of Spanish American War in Virginia

Three members of the United Spanish War Veterans for Virginia were appointed to cooperate with the War Memorial Commission to plan a memorial library in Richmond. The group includes George Fitzhugh Major Joseph Le Masurier and Lt Robert E Peyton. They will seek funds and contact the Army adjutant general and Navy secretary for additional time and support. A Virginia group known as the Fourth Immune Regiment had many Virginians among its casualties. Fitzhugh sent a letter to Senator Mills urging remembrance of all 1898 volunteers who died or suffered in the War with Spain and the Philippine insurrection. A list of Virginia volunteers who died in service from April 1898 to April 1899 was prepared. Also noted are travel details for an upcoming reading notice at the auditorium.

United Spanish War Veterans Department of Virginia War Memorial Commission Richmond George ©. Fitzhugh Joseph le Masurier Robert E. Peyton Philippines Army Secretary of the Navy Virginia Fourth Immune Regiment Senate Spain Philippine Fitzhugh Morgan R. Mills Virginia Volunteers

Winchester Alumni Dance at Rouss Thanksgiving Benefit

Winchester High School invites alumnae to a dance at Rouss on Thanksgiving night November 26 to benefit the Athletic Association. Proceeds support school sports programs and student activities.

Winchester High School Benefit Athletic Association

Attractive program for fruit men at Staunton meeting

The twenty fifth annual Virginia State Horticultural Society session will be held in Staunton at the Virginian Hotel from November 30 to December 2. A large attendance is anticipated with extensive exhibits led by W. S. Campfield. The program includes talks on marketing, packing, and transportation of apples, roundtable discussions, moving pictures of apple production, and a focus on Apple Advertising and cooperative packing.

Virginia State Horticultural Society Virginian Staunton William P. Massey Winchester Frederick County W. S. Campfield Massey Wm. A. Pratt Staunton Virgbal State Horticultural Society Howard M Hoge Lincoln T. W T. W. Woollen Crozet Board of Thapan Cedar Trust W. J. Scholene B. C. Moomaw, Jr L. Lupton Herbert S.larrick Winchester Va Apple FR Price Round Table Dear H. L. Price Blacksburg C E. Bassett Th Virginia Eastern Shore Produce Exchange J. R. Hutchinson Virginia J C. Folger International Apple Shippers’ Association George A. Cullen Lackawana Railroad Western New York

Home destroyed by fire leaves Copenhaver with no insurance

Mrs. Jennie E. Copenhaver, formerly of Winchester, loses her Boyce Virginia home to a Wednesday fire. The building is a total loss with no insurance, leaving only the chimney. She plans to move to Baltimore for the winter after staying with a nearby sister. Her son is M. L. Copenhaver of Winchester.

Jennie E. Copenhaver Boyce Clarke County Baltimore Rs. Copenhaver Willam Copenhaver Winchester Chapel Road M. L. Copenhaver

Public Notice of Holiday Library Closure

Handley Library will be closed all day tomorrow due to Thanksgiving Day. The earlier line mentions open and closed automobiles for hire at Potts' Grocery Store with contact CG De Carlette and phone 470, but the readable portion confirms the library shutdown due to the holiday.

de Carlette Potts Handley Library

Baltimore Council Discusses Safety Gate on B and O Railroad

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad safety gate issue dominated a Tuesday special meeting of the Common Council. Officials, including Supt. White, urged actions to curb dangerous crossing conditions on Cork Street as prior incidents raised concerns. Council referred the matter to the public improvements committee for study and potential corrective measures. The session also covered water taxes, sidewalk costs, and sidewalk contracts with questions about city liability and contractor use. The council members present were President Glaize, Baetier, Sale, Hight, Henry, Page, Hardy, and others.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company B. White Philadion B. and C. W White Cork Street Hardy Knight Aso Lavoceey Henry Paka Do Eo Railroad Strickler Garland Hansbrot Hansbrough Glaize Eden Baetier Sale Jenry Lerson Page

Export Your Apple Prospects Wever Better

Fragmentary OCR notes mention dates, a government permit, and Winchester Virginia with instructions about filing to an office. No clear person or organization names are readable. the piece reads as an unclear notice or memo fragment about exporting apple prospects and permit processes.

Secondilly Winchester

Flowers for Thanksgiving and City Hall Reading Notice

Flowers for Thanksgiving featuring chrysanthemums roses and pompons invites early orders. Also details a reading notice at 8:30 p.m. in the City Hall editorium and a travel lecture on world conditions. Everyone is invited.

Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society Stockholders Meeting

Stockholders notice for the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society states an annual meeting at the secretary treasurer's office on Monday at 3 PM. D W Lupton serves as secretary and treasurer.

Stee of the Shenandoah Val Ricultural Society

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Oosir REDS U.S Judge Carson II Little Joe's Wired News S. S. McClure Aera C. H. Weidner Dainty Star Quartermster John H. Kern Strand Theater Office Iptf Winchester Cold Storage Lemley’s Hall Ladies’ Aid Society of the Lutheran Church Stephens City Ueras Fite Wm.t, Barr City Mane Eee Lawmakers S. MP M.S D. W.lupton, Sec'y and ‘Treas
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