Social and Personal Prizes Awarded By Civic League
The Woman's Civic League announced the results of the flower garden and flower box contests. Prizes were awarded for Flower Garden, First $5 to Mrs. Potts and Second $3 to Mrs. Streit. Combination Box and Garden, $2 to Mrs. Fleet. Flower Boxes, First $3 to Mrs. O Leary and Second $2 to Miss Wisecarver. Children's Flower Boxes, $1 to Miss Fawcett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Civic League
W. T. Barr
Harry ©. Potts
North Avenue
J. F Streit
North ‘Braddock Street
Robert Fleet
East Kern Street
Clarence O'Leary
North Kent Street
Mary Wisecarver
South Washington Street
Mary K. Fawcett
East Clifford Street
Martinsburg Orchestra Owners Travel to Winchester
Mr and Mrs W H Rouark of Martinsburg owners of the Rouark Novelty Orchestra visited Winchester on business to arrange for future program advertisements. Also in town were Mr and Mrs James Lamp with daughter Virginia, and Mr Jake Hottle returning from Bristol accompanied by Mrs Georges. Mrs J T Burrell and son John of Millwood visited. Wilbur Riley, summer resident, left for Lynchburg College where he edits the school paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Roark
Rouark Novelty Orchestra
James Lamp
Virginia Lamp
Jake Hottle
Bristol
J. T. Burrell
John
Millwood
Dan Kirkson
Martinsburg, W. Va
Wilbur Riley
G. W. Riley
Lynchburg
Lynchburg College
Riley
Minister Deputy Sheriff Fires at Escaping Convict in North Carolina
J Vickers state convict was shot in the chest last night during a third escape attempt while being returned to the state prison hospital from Spartanburg where he had been captured Saturday. Rev Geo Wood minister and deputy sheriff faced bond of 5000 then bond was removed after Vickers cleared him of blame. Witnesses say Wood fired after Vickers surrendered claiming the gun was about to be seized. Vickers escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
J. Vickers
State Prison Hospital
Vickers
Spartanburg
Liberty
Geo. Wood
Wood
Sire
Guard Detained After Brief Liberty in Charlotte Last Week
A guard in Charlotte escaped custody for several days before being recaptured near Spurrank'bure. The incident ended with the guard taken into custody again and authorities reviewing the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Liberty
Spurrank’bure
Los Angeles Returns To Lakehurst From Norfolk
The Los Angeles light naval dirigible left Norfolk for its home station at Lakehurst last night after tests with radio stations nearby. It stopped at Bethany Beach and Poyner's Hill North Carolina for further tests but weather may delay a return to finish the work Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Los Angeles
Cantonese Forces Break Through Defenses at Wuchang
The Tokio News Agency reports Cantonese troops breached northern defenses at Chihi Fang Shih and entered Wuchang. Wu Pei Fu, central province ruler, retreats to Hankow as Russian officers allegedly back the southern army. Cantonese order troops to avoid missions and evacuate any they hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Shanghai
Tokio
Hankow
Portson
Chihi Fang-Shih
Wuchang
Wu Pei- Fu
China
Central
Harker
Eaton Couple Plans Extended North Tour
Capon Bridge residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Eaton prepare an extended trip north visiting points of interest in New York state. They will travel to Binghamton and other stops as part of a planned itinerary. John Haines is critically ill with sisters at his bedside. Edith Franks runs the central offices switchboard during the illness. Louise Lockhart visited Margaret Shuler Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Ernest Eaton
New York State
Binghamton
N.Y
Ohn Haines
Edith Franks
Haines
Louise Lockhart
Margaret Shuler
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Pennsylvania
Corporation Clerk
Earl M. Schaffer
Bethlehem
Myrtle. A. Hoffman
Easton
Grace Lutheran Church
A. Freed
Joseph M. Schaffer
Fred A. Hoffman
Welba Whitacre
Arthur Whitacre
Gore
Emma Smith
Good, W.va
James Hughes
Washington
John Phillips
Memorial Hospital
Leslie Robinson
Georgetown University
William Milser
Shepherdstown
Grave Miller
The
County
Pauline " Quay
J. Broddus Chamberlin
Charles Anderson
Harrisburg
Pa G
Loryn Mumma
Romaine Hoover
Anderson
Shenandoah Valley
Rosemont Park
C. W. Sommerville
L. E. Rice
North
Loudonh ‘Street
Marion Gano
Gall
Messrs
E. E. Daughtery
H. S. Daughtery
Roanoke, Va
Marshall Smith
Spottswood
Albert Strickler
Greenville, Va
G. F. House
Robert T. Barton
Richmond
Charles H. Moore
Charles, Town
Alexander Cockey
Baltimore
E. Douglas Davis
Harry Frye
Strasburg
Thomas Holland
Piedmont
Gainesboro
Winchester Fair
Mr. Ross and Daughter
Bluemont
C. J. Irish
George Washington ,University
Washington, D.C
Irish
Nora Lauck
S. K. Cockrell
Beulah Cline
Mas
Juliah Hatcher
James Hatcher
DeShildes
Annapolis, Md
L. B. Rice
Loudoun Street
Lemuel Anderson
Winifred
Cumberland, Md
Joseph Cooley
George Penrod
Wilbert K. Singhass
Beach City
Ohio
William S. Taylor
Frederick County
Thomas Sowers
Stone Bridge
Henry Pitzer
George S. Pitzer
Clearbrook
Charles Feltner
Berryville
Sulphur
Fair Grounds
Lillian Rinker
W. F. Rinker
Opequon
C. R. Anderagn and Son
Philadelphia
Elaine Stevens
Alma Bean
Stewart Street
M. H. Rickinson
Susan C. Miller
George H. Grimm
Alexander Hamilton
Hagerstown, Md
Mr Lee Fisher
Madeline Johnston
Woodstock
R. F. Simmonss
D. A Winebrenner
Frederick (Md
Sample Shoe Store
North Main Street
Lakehurst
N. J
Nathanson Company
Loudoun
Y Street
Dr. Chase
K.L Pills
Dr. Chase’s
DR. A. W. Chase Co., Inc
Riverdale Ave
New York
N. Y
Empire Theatre
Metro
GoLowyn
Vicor
Laurence Tans
Wring
Renee
McCormick & Co. Tea Importers, Blenders and Packers
Baltimore, Md
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