Legion Liaison officer discusses War Risk relief in Winchester
Mr. F. A. Awl National Liaison officer for the American Legion fourth district visits Winchester to align with the Local Post No 21 on funding and distribution for disabled veterans through the War Risk Bureau. He emphasizes harmony with the Veterans' Bureau, Red Cross cooperation, and community rehabilitation as the campaign proceeds.
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F. A. Awl
American Legion
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
T. F. Burley
No 21
Bureau of War Risk
Winchester
The
War Risk Bureau
United States
Congress
Haan
Veterans’ Bureau
National Service
Fourth District
Awl
Rotary Club
K.of
Red Cross
the Legion
Legion
Teachers Meeting in Winchester October 16 at 2 PM
An important meeting of Frederick County teachers is set for Saturday afternoon at the Court House in Winchester. The gathering begins at 2 o clock and patrons and others interested in the schools are invited to attend.
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Frederick County
Court House
Winchester
Big Money Saver Notice and Lost Cat Ad
Classified snippet shows a promotion phrase Have your plano tried by Homer D Walker with orders at Bakers Drug Store. A lost black cat is reported with a return request to Mrs R E Byrd Amerst St Uptt.
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Homer D. Walker
Baker's ‘Drug Store
R. E. Byrd
Amerst St
One Man Party in Virginia Boss System Critiqued
In a Winchester speech Colonel Anderson attacks Democratic bosses while Republican leader Has kams Slemp is described as the autocrat of Virginia politics. Slemp dictates nominations and federal appointments, controlling offices across the Ninth district and shaping the Republican party statewide.
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Winchester
Anderson
Washington
Virginia
Has¢am Slemp
Colonel Anderson
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Silemon
Slemp
Republican National Committee
Andersen
Hayfield School Opens Monday
The Hayfield school will open on Monday October 17 at nine o'clock. Patrons are urged to attend for short addresses on education and a health talk by Rev. R. B. Nelson. It is hoped all pupils will be present for the opening day.
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Hayfield
R. B. Nelson
Conway Tearle at Strand Today in Marooned Hearts
"Marooned Hearts," a new National Picture starring Conway Tearle, is the feature attraction at the Strand Theater today. Tearle plays a doctor whose career is wrecked by his fiancee's indiscretion and who leaves civilization to face Fate on a lonely South Sea isle. Also starting the Universal serial "Do or Die" with Eddie Polo.
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Conway Tearle
Strand Theater
Tearle
South Sea Isle
Universal
Hddie Polo
Two Feature Pictures at the Empire This Week
The Empire shows two feature pictures tonight with seats possibly reserved for a complete high school series at Seal's Music Store. Thursday and Friday tickets priced at 4.00 season, Friday single admission 1.00 and 1.25.
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Seal’s Music Store
Seals Music Store
Repair Parts for Geiser and Peerless Engines
Repair parts offered for Geiser and Peerless engines and boilers including baler wire of all lengths. Listing from Winchester Orchard Supply Co. details single loop and cross head components.
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Geiser
Winchester Orchard Sup
Auction notice for 1918 Buick on Rouss Ave
On Saturday October 15 at 3 p.m. a 1918 Buick in first class condition will be sold at auction on Rouss Avenue. Terms cash. A. G. Swanson, auctioneer.
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Rouss Ave
Buick
A. G. Swanson
Fragments From North Braddock St Item Notes 1p
Brief item notes a listing on North Braddock Street in a single page fragment. It reads as typewritten text with added marks and lacks full context or names to identify a specific event. The readable portion signals a small local entry or notice in compact form.
Hunters Prepare for The Game Season in Frederick County
Frederick county clerks begin issuing hunting licenses before the season opens. Residents pay 1 for county licenses and 3 for state-wide permission, non residents 10, with landowner permission and license kept on hand. Open season runs November 1 to December 31 for quail pheasants and turkeys with bag limits, plus a 30 day deer season starting November 1 and July 1 to December 31 for squirrels. Local wardens say state laws apply in Frederick and Winchester and will file warrants for violations.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Corporation Court
Circuit Court
General Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Grant
Red Cross Urges $5,000 Appeal For Winchester Area
At a meeting hosted by Mrs. H D Fuller Winchester leaders plan a county and city Red Cross drive. County quota is 2000 dollars and city 3000 dollars with relief work to be funded locally. A mass meeting will announce campaign details.
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H. D. Fuller
Red Cross
Winchester
Frederick County
Star
R. T. Barton
W. McC. Mond
E. L. Wunder
F. L. Harris
Clarence Woods
Robert Nelson
L. D. Kline
Robert L. Gray
George B. Chapman
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Beverley
Sue Colston
A. L. Green
C. Vernon Eddy
KE. L. Wunder
George B.chapman
Public hearing set on Winchester city limits expansion
A hearing will be held at the Frederick County Courthouse on Wednesday October 26 before Judge Henry W. Holt to decide on extending Winchester corporate limits in most directions. The new map by Norton Byrd and Whitman of Baltimore is under review. The city council plans to proceed with a third reading of the ordinance after the court rules. The review also notes duplicated street names such as Stonewall and Shawnee avenues in different sections.
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Winchester
Frederick County Court House
Henry W. Holt
Circuit Court
Augusta County
Norton, Byrd and Whitman
Baltimore
Holt
Common Council
Stonewall Avenue
Shawnee Avenue
War End
Senseney Road
WMKLINE AT HOTEL EVANS
WMKLINE AT HOTEL EVANS Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14 and 15 to treat troubled eyes. 12-1p-21
Miss Latham to Marry a Lawyer
A marriage license was issued this afternoon in Frederick County to James W. Berry of Washington D C and Katherine Latham of National Avenue Frederick. The ceremony was expected to be at the bride's parents home with Berry a practicing lawyer in Washington D C.
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Frederick County
James W. Berry
Washington, D. C
Katharine Latham
Charles Latham
National Avenue
Berry
James Berry
Washington
Democratic rally at auditorium with Trinkle speaker
Friday night October 21 features a Democratic rally at the auditorium with moving pictures starting at seven and speeches at eight. Hon T Russell Cather campaign chairman will preside and E Lee Trinkle, Democratic nominee for governor, will speak.
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T. Russell Cather
E. Lee Trinkle
Graham Stock Co presents Shoplifters at the Auditorium
The Graham players stage a four act modern crook play tonight with strong situations and comedy. A sure-fire hit in the company’s repertoire. Curtain at 8:30. Limited two for one tickets on sale at People's Drug Store before 7 p.m.
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Graham Players
People’s Drug Store
Chapman’s Auto Sales Offers 438 Cars For Sale Now
Read an automotive ad inviting buyers to choose from 438 used cars with 75 dollars required as a job prerequisite. Mentions 10 vehicles sold last week and urges quick selection before stock is picked over. Appears as a two page ad insert.
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Chapman's Auto Sales
Music Store Seals Admission Prices for Friday Night
AT Seals Music Store announces Thursday ETS events with single Friday night admission set at $1.00 and $1.25.
Goodyear and Goodrich Tires For Sale at $12 Each
For sale while they last Goodyear and Goodrich 28x38 tires priced at 12 dollars. Cammer and Son by Kernstown Virginia advertise the bargain tire offer in the local shopping column.
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Goodyear
Goodrich
Cammer & Son
Kernstown
Window Plate and Windshield Glass In Stock
Window glass in stock and special sizes cut to order. John W. Rosenberger & Co, 8-1p-31. Phone 72.
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John W. Rosenberger & CO
Two in One Empire Tonight with Double Feature
The Empire presents tonight two feature pictures for regular prices. Alice Brady stars in Little Italy from Realart and The Jackknife Man a Florence Vidtor First National selection. Both six reels shown at 7 o'clock with prices 10 15 25 cents including tax. Early arrival encouraged. Friday shows season ticket options.
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The
Empire
Alice Brady
Realart
Florence Vidtor
Butchers back walkout vote in packing unions referendum
Chicago—With 16 000 votes counted eighty five percent of packing-house workers favored letting the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen strike if needed. Cornelius J Hayes announced the result stating about 55 000 votes were cast in the referendum last Saturday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Cornelius J. Hayes
Internationa
Wingfield to Attend Shrine Meeting in Charlottesville
Mr. Harry H. Wingfield left this afternoon for Charlottesville Virginia to attend a ceremonial session of Acca Temple Mystic Shrine on Friday night. He is a native of that city and has a brother who plans to join the Shriners on their journey across the desert sands on Friday. Mrs. E B Cooper returned last evening to visit her sister Miss Dorothy Douglas in Brooklyn.
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Harry H. Wingfield
Charlottesville
Acca Temple
Mystic Shrine
E. B. Cooper
Dorothy Douglas
Brooklyn
Bms
Debs Protests Move Warns Otey on Voting
Mrs Elizabeth Lewis Otey Republican candidate for superintendent voted for Debs last fall as a protest over Wilson not pardoning him. Harding has not pardoned Debs either, raising questions about her next presidential vote and consistency. A Chicago dispatch notes Debs era riots settled for 180000, with city and railroad damages history.
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Elizabeth Lewis Otey
Superintendent of Public ‘Instruction
Debs
Wilson
United States
Harding
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
American Railway Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
Otey
Notables to Meet at Williamsburg Installation Attendees
Virginia guests expanding list for the installation of Dr. J A C Chandler as president of the College of William and Mary on September 19 in Williamsburg. Gov Westmoreland Davis and Mrs Davis will attend alongside Congressmen Montague and Walton Moore, Senator Trinkle, Harry St George Tucker, American Bar Association delegate, Senator G Walter Mapp, Gen Jo Lane Stern, and local figures including Senator and Mrs Henry Wilder Keyes of New Hampshire.
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Williamsburg
Virginia
J. A. C. Chandler
College of William
Oyber
Governo
Westmoreland Davis
A. J. Montague
Jr. Walton Moore
E. Lee Trinkle
Harry St
George Tucker
American ‘Bar Association
G. Walter Mapp
William and Mary
Jo Lane Stern
Henry Wilder Keyes
New Hampshire
Auto rollover injures Miss Ward near Piccadilly street
Miss Mary Ward of Highland Avenue suff ers painful cuts and bruises when the car she rode in overturned during a turn at Piccadilly and East Jane. She was taken home for medical care after initial reports of hospital treatment. driver Miss Luttrell escaped with minor injuries. The two women, employed at an apple evaporating plant in Inwood West Virginia, were en route when the accident occurred in front of the Virginia Woolen Company mill.
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Mary Ward
Woodville W. Ward
Highland Avenue
Piccadilly Street
East Jane
Memorial Hospital
Miss Ward
Miss Luttrell
Inwood
W. Va
Virginia Woolen Company
Cider Apples Receipts Open Through Wednesday
National Fruit Product Co to receive cider apples until 5 30 Wednesday this week at 10 31 Fairmont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Product Co
Fairmont Avenue
Mrs. Larrick to Undergo Operation in Richmond
Mrs. John W. Larrick Sr. departed for St. Luke’s Hospital in Richmond Virginia to undergo an operation by Dr. Stuart McGuire. She is accompanied by her daughter Mrs. Margaret McNeill. The procedure is expected to be performed tomorrow.
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John W. Larrick, Sr
Richmond
St. Luke's Hospital
Stuart McGuire
Farmers urged to burn corn as fuel amid grain price slump
Chicago dispatch notes government data showing aggregate grain output for five leading grains at 6.211 billion bushels this year, down from 6.816 billion last year. Plummeting prices push traders toward bearish sentiment, with corn near 20 cents per bushel in parts of the West and placards urging farmers to burn corn for fuel.
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New York Times
Chicago
Western
Lowa
Nebraska
U States
Optometrist at Hotel Evans Promotes Glasses Trials
Wm. Kline, a registered optometrist, will be open for eye glasses engagements at Hotel Evans on October 14 and 16, from noon to 1 PM, offering fittings and examinations for eye afflictions.
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Wm. Kline
Hotel Evans
Senate Cuts Parcel Post Tax In Tax Bill
The Senate without dissent stripped from the tax bill the 1 cent per 25 cent fraction tax on parcel post transport effective January 1. The move completes adoption of the compromise to repeal all transportation taxes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Harding to Ask Aid of Congress
Washington October 12 Secretary Hoover transmitted to President Harding resolutions adopted by the National Reference on Unemployment. The measures outline steps for economic improvement and state several resolutions call for action by Congress. The President is expected to indicate his wishes to Congress.
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Acree Press
Washington
Harding
Hoover
Congress
Lost items reward notice at Star office
Small black plush bag eyeglasses and money reported lost inside a location near Star office. Reward offered for return of items and details.
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Star Office
Pty
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BIG Money Saver
Hayfield School
Strand
the Empire
Chapman
North Braddock St
Chester
Frederick Co
Augusta County Circuit Court
Wmkline
Evans
Miss Latham
Democratic Rally
Graham Stock CO
Main St
Butchers
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