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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1919

Page

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Winchester tribute marks homecoming of war veterans

A crowd of about thirty thousand filled Winchester streets for a spontaneous welcome honoring soldiers sailors marines nurses and Red Cross workers who returned from more than a year of service. The parade featured eight bands four drum corps a historic pageant and a mile long procession with medal presentations to 750 veterans and nurses. A banquet at the fair grounds followed and a city hall review, with fireworks and a large street dance concluding the day’s events.

Winchester Red Cross Home Guard R. T. Barton Walker Bond Fair Grounds Martinsburg W. L. Fultz J. H. Matheny Red Cross Division Stephens City John H. Seal Reginald Haines W. P. McGuire Frederick County R. Gray Williams Philip Williams New York Piccadilly Street Braddock Main Street

Schaefer's Slayers Reported Killed in Mexico

Mexican federal troops killed the bandits blamed for the August 28 murder of American Adam Schaefer in Zacatecas Mexico. Schaefer was said to have a heavy payroll at his mining property and his mother lives near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Associated Press Washington Adam Schaefer Zacatecas Mexico State Department Mexico City Schaefer Pittsburgh

British Destroyer Victoria Sunk in Baltic

The British destroyer Victoria was torpedoed and sunk in the Baltic Sea on Saturday August 30. Eight of her complement are missing, the Admiralty reports from London.

London Victoria Baltic Sea Admiralty

Mountain View Orchard Co. Denies Stock Shortage

Mountain View Orchard Co of Williamsport Maryland states rumors of selling out are false and reports of unavailable trees are untrue. The firm asserts a large supply of Apple Peach Pear Cherry Plum trees plus shade trees shrubs and evergreens and promises prompt delivery on all orders.

Mountain View Orchard CO Willamsport

Fruit buyer seeks orchard input at Winchester depot

Apples Damsons Pears Peaches Plums listed as products plus cash prices at packing houses in Cumberland Valley Depot Winchester. Call 476 after six. Also buying packing at White Post Depot. Representative Mr. David Readon. Noon hours: 8 8 11 1f. Sam Haines Winchester Va.

Cumberland Valley Depot Winchester White Post Depot David Reardon

Public Sale at Dr W M Janney Farm Near AiJ Bin Va

Auction notice for a sale at Dr W M Janney Farm near AiJ Bin Virginia on Friday September 5 1919 featuring mules horses shoats farming implements apple picking supplies sprayer and household goods conducted by Duvall Dunn auctioneers.

W. M. Janney AiJbin Duvall& Dunn Ptf

The Witching Hour for Stark Bros Orchard Orders

The piece notes Stark Bros N and O will close Fall Season on August 25 due to heavy orders yet promises each order will ship in due time. It is announced the Spring 1920 canvass is underway and business talks are requested. Also an ad lists for rent a large front room centrally located suitable for two gentlemen at the Star office.

Stark Bros. N MO Wenres Laree

Winchester Seed Co Opens in Stephens City for Seed Orders

Evaporator at Stephens City announces readiness for business. Apples sought. Frank Diver listed as contact. Clover seed, wheat, rye, barley, timothy, Red Top, Orchard Grass and all fall seed requested for prompt January delivery.

Stephens City Apples Frank Diver iIptf Winchester Seed CO

Notice to State Guard Elects Successor at Armory

Notice to Winchester State Guard members of an election at the armory on September to replace Lieutenant Duffey who resigned. Logan Re Fay, Captain Commanding, orders members to be present.

Duffey Winchester State Guard

American Aviators Shot by Mexicans on Rio Grande Patrol

Two U S aviator officers on border patrol were fired upon by about 25 Mexicans while flying 16 miles up the Rio Grande at Laredo Texas. Captain David T McNabb was wounded in the head and Lieutenant Johnson guided the aircraft to safety on the American side. The attack followed Mexican gunfire after the plane appeared on the river frontier.

Loredo Tex Rio Grande David T. McNabb Johnson

Bargain Offer for Lucky Numbers at Ramsburg Auto Supply

A Ramsburg Auto Supply promotion offers two extra prizes to holders of numbers 1402 5 gallons Motor Oil and 1709 United States Inner Tube. Customers with these numbers are invited to claim premiums this August and a further tire prize is promised this month. You pay less here.

United States Ramsburg Auto Supply Co

Cabinet Discusses Domestic Problems Before Wilson Tour

President Wilson met his cabinet in Washington for the last time before a 10,000 mile tour to promote the peace treaty. The session covered labor issues and administration plans for the capital and labor conference, plus other topics likely to arise during his absence.

Associated Press Washington Wilson

Martinsburg Firemen Parade Appearance

Martinsburg Hose Company No. 2 from Martinsburg West Virginia joined the parade yesterday. As a drill organization they displayed creditable evolutions while visiting guests of the Winchester Fire Department.

Ryneéal Hose Company, No. 2 Martinsburg W. Va Winchester Fire Department

France Says 26 Percent of Men Mobilized Died

Capt Andre Tardin told the Chamber of Deputies that France contributed 26 percent of mobilized troops through the war office. He said 57 percent of men under 31 who wore the colors were killed in the conflict.

Paris Andre Tardin Chamber of Deputies War Office Tardiu

Albanians Slay Italian Soldiers

Belgrade dispatch reports Albanian clans massacred numerous Italian soldiers. The remaining Italian troops withdrew toward Duraso and other strong points as attacks continued.

Associated Press Belgrade Politika Duraso

Corporal Reid Receives Italian War Cross for Merit

Corporal Joseph W. Reid of Company I 116th Infantry was awarded the Italian War Cross for Merit by King Victor Emmanuel III. The decoration, presented in Italy, honors gallantry in action and follows his prior receipt of the Distinguished Service Cross for actions in France.

Joseph W. Reid One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry Italy J. W. Sibert Reid France Croce al Medito di Guerra Victor Emmanuel III Perelli

District Nurse Association Meeting Called for City Hall

The District Nurse Association will convene in the council chamber of the city hall on Wednesday at 1 a.m. A full attendance of members is desired.

Annual officer election meeting notices change of hour

Annual election of officers scheduled for Thursday afternoon September 4 at 3 oclock. Members are urged to attend this important meeting and note the hour change.

Pedigreed saddle mare advertised with cart in Bluemont

Bob Gray's pedigreed saddle horse mare offered with a colt at side and a large governess cart. Suitable for a child to ride. Six months old colt. Contact Walter E. Blount Bluemont Virginia by phone or letter.

Bob Gray

Montreal Building Trades On Strike

About 15 000 workers in Montreal building trades walked out for an eight hour day with ten hours pay. Contractors say the stoppage is due to a civic holiday proclaimed for the Prince of Wales visit, not a strike.

Associated Press Montreal Can Prince of Wales

Apple Grader Reduces Packing Costs by Massey Brothers

A Trescott Apple Grader claim promises lower packing costs. Massey Brothers advertise brining Grimes Golden apples and paying top market value cash. Grain P elevator C. V. Depot Iptf listed.

Massey Brothers Sam Haines C. V. Depot

Winchester Steam Laundry Seeks Two Helpful Women

The advertisement requests two food women for house work at the residence of Mr. Thomas Cover with good wages offered to the right party. Also notes Charlee R. Curl, ex Navy and US Civil Service worker, visiting his aunt at 20 South Braddock Street. William Gore of Pittsburgh is visiting relatives on National Avenue.

Thomas Cover Winchester Steam Laundry Charlee R. Curl United States Navy United States Civil Service Washington Mrs S.C. Curl South Braddock Street William Gore Pittsburgh Willian Gore National Avenue

Belgian Primate Sails for U S to Thank American Relief Efforts

Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium sails from Brest to the United States to thank Americans for wartime relief work and accept university invitations. The holy see has entrusted him with a delicate mission and he may discuss the League of Nations with President Wilson.

Associated Press Paris Cardinal Mercier Belgium Brest United States America Holy See Wilson League of Nations

B26 Men at Cumberland Quit

About 1,500 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shop workers in Cumberland Maryland walked out in protest of President Wilsons settlement plan. Western Maryland Railroad shopmen remain at work and show no immediate intent to strike.

Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Wilson Western Maryland Railroad

Twenty five women at the canning plant on day or piece work

At the National Fruit Products Company workers, twenty five women, are assigned to either day or piece work. The notice outlines the wage method and shifts, reflecting wartime labor practices.

National Fruit Products. Co

Couple killed in railroad crash as he perishes with wife

William F Tanner a Baltimore and Ohio cashier and his wife were killed when a Chicago and Northwestern passenger train struck them as the wife’s foot was caught in a frog. John Miller a flagman lost his left leg and broke his right arm while trying to rescue them. Three children become orphans.

Associated Press Chicago Mary William F. Tanner Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Chicago and Northwestern John Miller Tanner

Cotton Crop Forecast At 11 23 Million Bales

Washington reports a forecast of 11 230 000 bales for this year by the Department of Agriculture. The projection relies on conditions as of August 25 and places the crop at 61.4 percent of a normal year.

Associated Press Washington Department of Agriculture

Reds Hemmed In By Lithuanians Front Sausage Moscow

Lithunian front reports Bolsheviks surrounded and seeking peace as their advance stalls. Miss Mary Louise Glass returns to Washington from a visit with her father Mr. Robert P. Glass, accompanied by Misses Frances Taylor and Dell Clark. Lorraine Steer also leaves for Washington after visiting Opal Robinson.

Associated Press Copenhagen Lithunian Legation Mary Louise Glass Robert P. Glass Washington Frances Taylor Dell Clark Lorraine Steer Opal Robinson Pear Town

Captain Hunting Fractured Skull in Auto Accident

Captain Arthur I Hunting of the United States Engineers is hospitalized with a badly fractured skull after an Army car he rode in overturned three times near Winchester striking an iron tank. Passengers Roy Fultz R L Scott and Arthur Myers of Harrisonburg suffered painful bruises. The Army car was demolished but occupants were only bruised, and Huntings recruiting party met locals in Winchester last week. He is regarded as one of the best officers by his men.

Arthur I. Hunting United States Engineers Winchester Memorial Hospital United States’ Army Strikin Roy Fultz R. L. Scott Arthur Myers Harrisonburg Captain Hunting Harrisonbure Betts Boise Winchester Hunts Ford Hunting At Mobile Captain Anynane Army Come Seul Munting

Austria Receives Revised Peace Terms at St Germain

Paris Sept 2 The revised terms for Austria were handed to Austrian plenipotentiaries at St Germain with the allied reply to Austrian counter proposals and a letter noting Austria precipitated the war by an ultimatum to Serbia.

Paris Austria St. Germain Serbia

Roumanians Urged to Respect Council Demands

Paris dispatch reports the supreme council noting Romania failed to respond in writing to notes. A likely move is to send an admiral with an emphatic message demanding immediate Romanian replies. Edward Giles Jr. returned to Washington after a brief visit with relatives.

Paris Supreme Council Roumania Edward Giles, Jr Washington

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Hono Fultz Baltic The State Guard Logan RE. Fay Wall Property North Market Street Court Square Corporal Reid Company Victor Emmanuel Itt Ww. C. T. U. Meeting Walter EB. Blount Bluemont, Va Building Trades Grimes Golden Iptf U. S Cardinal Mercier Will League of National T. Arthur Hunting Valley Pike
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