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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1921

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All Railroads Affected by Looming Strike Across U S

The Associated Press reports Postmaster General Hays vows mail service will continue as railroad labor unions discuss a broad strike set to begin October 30. Canadian lines say they will not be affected, while U S routes face walkouts by Big Four Brotherhoods and other groups with widespread impact.

Associated Press Washington Hays Cleveland Ohio Railroad Labor Board Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers W. G. Lee Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Stone United States Lee Chicago Big Four Brotherhoods Switchmen’s Union New York Copeland Ottawa Ontario A. R. Mosher Brotherhood of Railway Employes Canada

Hugh Striker Laid to Rest Confederate Veteran

The funeral for Hugh B. Striker a longtime city waters department worker and Confederate veteran was held Sunday at 3 pm from his North Market Street home. Rev Clarence Woods led services with many veterans and Red Men Knights of Pythias members in attendance. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery beside his wife Margaret Noakes Striker. Pallbearers included George Taylor C E Nesmith Benjamin Fuller William T Hottel J M Spurr and J J Orndorff. Out of town relatives Crlus Striker and William Striker attended.

Hugh B. Striker City Waters Department North Market Street Clarence Woods Centenary Reformed Church Improved Order of Red Men Winchester Lodge Knights of Pythias Margaret Noakes Striker Mount Hebron George Taylor E. Nesmith Benjamin Fuller William T. Hottel J. M. Spurr J. J. Orndorff Scheres Crlus Striker Front Royal William Striker

Mice Threat to Frederick County Orchards Warned

County Agent J. R. Dushane urges immediate mouse control in Frederick County orchards. He cites mild winter boosting rodent numbers and provides a strychnine-based recipe from N. J. Wigginton of Winchester, advising bait placement, sugar use, and sanitation to protect trees valued at twenty dollars or more.

Frederick County N. J. Wigginton Winchester J. R. Dushane

Auditor Tonight Offer Includes Tax in 10 and 15 Cent Shows

A listing promotes shows tonight with tickets priced at 10 and 15 cents. It notes tax included and calls the program unusually excellent featuring Theda Bara in Carmel and the serial Breaking Through.

Theda Bara Carmel

The Railroad Strike Threat and Wage Reduction

An editorial urges bold action against railroad unions threatening a major strike to force wage reductions. It argues high freight rates hinder business recovery and demands wartime wage cuts for railroad workers to lower rates, warning public opinion would oppose a large strike.

Jazz Demons to Tour Valley Venues This Week

Better known as the Jazz Demons, the group begins a second tour tonight at Winchester Convention Hall. They perform in Martinsburg October 18 at Spires Hall and in Charles Town October 19 at Fisherman's Hall, under manager H. E. Ransom.

Jazz Demons Winchester Convention Hall Martinsburg W. Va Spires Hall Charles Town Fisherman's Hall H. E. Ransom

Golden Rule Revival Tonight At M E Church South

Organized adult Bible classes of the city will attend in a body at the Golden Rule Revival tonight at 7 30. All men welcome to attend this religious gathering at the M E Church South.

Tnight M. E. Church South

Nationwide Campaign Gains Force in Virginia Diocese

Work advances across Virginia as the Episcopal Church's third year of the Nationwide Campaign unfolds. Parishes host study groups and meetings inside churches and homes to showcase the movement’s impact and plans. The Diocese aims to raise at least 270000 for overseas expansion and local projects including two boarding schools and three church buildings in Richmond Urbanna and Charlottesville. Many congregations gain stability with new worship spaces, and white clergy gain renewed morale.

Episcopal Church Virginia Virgina Tappahannock Urbanna Richmond Charlottesville

Way Down East a Story of Every Woman

A review notes Griffiths film reveals universal womanhood through Anna's trials. It likens the plot’s shocks to a broader history of woman's disillusionment, desire, pursuit, and resilience across ages and cultures.

Hi Holler Constable Anna Mr. Griffith Mother Eye

Marriage and Military Reorganization Reported in Virginia

Miss Nancy Goodwin Williams and Mr. Thomas Lewis Peyton wed at Grace Episcopal Church in Berryville with a reception at the bride’s home. The article notes a broader Virginia National Guard reorganization, moving units into the First and Second Infantry with multiple headquarters and named commanders.

Nancy Williams Thomas L. Reyal Virginia Thomas Lewis Peyton Washington Nancy Goodwin Williams Goodwin H. Williams Berryville Clarke County Grace Episcopal Church George 5S. West George Ashe Commander Ashe U.S. N Annapolis George Washington Lewis Elizabeth Timberlake Frances Neville Alice Warde New York Lloyd Williams Lorenzo Lewis Edward McCormick Williams Urquhart Ansley John Chichester “Mackall Eugene Stevens Glen Smith Harry Peyton Parran Jarboe Greensboro N. C Marshall Magruder Camp Bragg Virginia National Guard Richmond National Guard Winchester First Infantry Second Infantry J. Fulmer Bright Col H. L. Opie Staunton Front Royal Samuel G. Waller Petersburg Norfolk

Conner's Bargain Store Ad Promotes Weekend Deals

524 customers shopped Saturday as Conner's Bargain Store at 131 N Main St advertises line of 300 dress shirts, all leather gauntlet gloves at 59c, heavy fleeced lined underwear at 78c, and sweaters at 93c with bold copy urging customers to look the line over.

Democratic rally at auditorium with Trinkle on slate

Friday night October 21 features moving pictures at seven and speeches at eight. Hon T Russell Catherine campaign chairman will preside with speaker ER Lee Trinkle Democratic nominee for governor.

T. Russell Cather ER. Lee Trinkle Ip-tf

Newest and All American Film Starts Tonight at the Empire

Charles Hutchinson stars in the first episode of Hurricane-Hutch at the Empire tonight in three reels The Secret Chamber. Warner Oland supports Hutchinson in a wholesome thrill ride with narrow escapes and supreme nerve Also tonight Last Episode of The Yellow Arm ends the mystery Then Inside of the Cup returns with W P Solliday back in Winchester Read Moling Seal ad on page 7

the Empire Charles Hutchinson the Empire Tonight Hutch Secret Chamber Warner Oland Mr. Huutchinson

Winchester Orch Sup Co Forest Safety Notice

Tree Protectors and Mouse Poison Traps now in stock at Winchester Orchard Supply Co. Order essentials for safe grounds and pest control.

Winchester Orch. Sup. CO

Death summons WM. C. Phillips in Shenandoah County

William C. Phillips a Winchester barrel maker died Saturday afternoon at his Toms Brook home after a pneumonia illness lasting about one week. He was 73 and had not been ill before. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Toms Brook with interment there. Survived by widow Borden five daughters and one son Carroll Phillips of Toms Brook. He leaves several Maryland brothers. Our Strasburg agent will visit Oct 19–20 with ladies fashion line. George M Whitney and Orra Turner leave town this afternoon.

William C. Phillips Winchester Toms Brook Shenandoah County Phillips Maryland Miss Borden Cecil Grabill New Market Frank Foutch Indiana Roy Crabill C. J. Garton Martinsburg W. Va Fred. Thwaite Carroll Phillips

Widow Shares With Sister In Gore Will

The will of the late Walter Ty Gore, killed Oct 4 while driving a tractor, was probated this morning. The Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Chester was named executor and trustee, with a $65,000 bond. The will leaves his farm, rents, and proceeds to wife Nina B Gore and sister Mrs J A Burns share and share alike, with a life income for Nina and a trust through the bank for church and other beneficiaries. The rest of his estate goes to his wife and sister equally.

Walter Ty Dead Valley National Bank Ofchester Gore John W. Rice Andoah Valley National William G. Hardy Trustees Hill Presbyterian, Church Ceas le and Western Railroad Frederi County Nina B. Gore Mr. Gore J. A. Burns Algo O Wyoene R. Gray Willia Shenandoah Valley National Bank Warren Rice J. Lu Maphis Hardy

Inside the Cup in Mount Artcraft Drama Tonight

Winston Churchill presented as feature star in Inside the Cup a mount artcraft drama. The plot follows familiar life situations with natural thrills. The funeral of infant Joseph N Daugherty son of Mr and Mrs Robert O Daugherty from Methox Church is set at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Winston Churchill Joseph N Daugherty Robert O. Daugherty Issian Methox Church Brucetown Stern Mount Hebron

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Baltimore & Ohio New York Central Burlington New Haven &Hartford Delaware & Hudson Big Five Brotherhoods New York, New Haven & Hartford Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Labor Board of Harding The Labor Board Interstate Commerce Commission Daugherty Cabinet Blue Fox Harmony Kings Jis Miller's Ip Ton Ers Bedford Martinsville Chatham Lynchburg Roanoke Abingdon Chase City Chase South Boston Farmville Surrythi R. T. Barton George H. Grimm Alexandria Wes Conner’'S” Bargain Store N. Main St Moling & Seal WM. C. Phillips Massanutten St Strasburg Joiney & Sons Company George M. Whitney Orra Turner Leicester St
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