International misunderstanding cited by Lyons professor
M. Charles Mallon of the University of Lyons told Rotarians that France and the United States fought a common war and that debt questions should be weighed for future generations. He blamed press misrepresentation for misreading each nation and warned that a quarrel over debt could harm relations. He spoke at Handley High School and is visiting Dartmouth before returning as a visiting professor.
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Rotarians
M. Charlés Mallon
University of Lyons
Mallon
DeGrange
Dartmouth College
America
Great Britain
Virginia
France
United States
Caraway
Addres
Rotary
Clay DeGrange
Handley ‘High School
Price of apples in for decline as supply increases
Washington reports unusually high prices at the Liverpool apple auction of September 8 due to light supplies of Gravensteins Winter Bananas Jonathans York Imperials and Wealthys. Virginia King Davids topped at 10.46 a barrel with boxed Gravens at 4.50 and Glasgow boxes at 4.62. Prices reflect scarce quality not rising demand and may fall with heavier arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Washington
Liverpool
Edwin Smith
Agricultural Department
Europe
Virginia King Davids
Oregon
Glasgow
Clyde
Smith
United Kingdom
Hudson River
Used Car Ad Cross-References in See Ebert’s Cars
Classified note directs readers to see Ebert's used car advertisement and the Cars section for listings. Mentions page 21 and page reference 9-17-1p-21 for details. No specific vehicle data provided in the fragment.
For Sale Apple Grading Equipment and Conveyor
Two Trescott sizing sections with out chains for apple grader priced at 50 dollars for both. One ten foot Pease roller conveyor priced at 75 dollars. Apply at guar Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guar
Byrd Honors Father With Floral Airplane Memorial
Commander Richard Byrd places a four foot long red and white carnation floral airplane on his father’s grave at Mount Hebron Cemetery in Winchester after receiving Richmond’s service medal. He toured Richmond as a guest of the Rotary Club and plans to travel to Baltimore then to Boston with Mrs Byrd and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comdr
Richard Evelyn Byrd
United States Navy
Richmond
Rotary Club
Commander Byrd
R. BE. Byrd
Mount Hebron
Byrd
Rich~mond
Bright
Virginia
North Pole
Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association
Baltimore
Jeannie Rivers Byrd
Apples Wanted For Canning And Cider Demand
The National Fruit Product Co invites large quantities of Yorks Stayman Black Twig and Grimes apples for canning and cider. Contact at phone 346 and visit the office and plant on Fairmont Ave for delivery or intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont Ave
National Fruit Product CO
Insurance Agent Announces Broad Line Coverage
D W Ritenour at 130 N Main St announces availability to handle Fire Automobile Health Accident Casualty and all other lines of Insurance. Also Smock peaches offered at 50c per bushel from Jne Larrick's orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jne Larrick
D. W. Ritenour
Main St
Dunn Seeks Long-Lost Virginia Sisters Ruth and Viola
Raymond Dunn a sailor, appeals to Senator Glass for help locating his sisters Ruth and Viola Dunn who he has not seen in eighteen years. Born in Bluemont Virginia, the siblings were separated after their parents died and were sent to a Washington asylum. The Navy Bureau of Navigation refused Dunn’s discharge to pursue the search, and authorities note Viola was adopted with no available current address for Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Dunn
Senator Glass
Ofginia
Ruth
Viola
Bluemont
Miee
Navy Department
Dunn
Bureau of Navigation
Glass
Bureau
Sterday
Virginia
Washington
Metropolitan Police
Edwin B. Hesse
Washington City
Ruth Dunn
Viola Dunn
State Roads Spending Totaled 45 Million Over Eight Years
Auditor C J Allard reports the State Highway Department expended about 45 million dollars on roads since the system's 1918 establishment through July 1, 1926. The article notes earlier era highway financing, including Virginia's 30 million in 1845 to 1859 for toll roads and plank roads, plus rail and bridge funding, with tolls often failing to cover maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
C. J. Allard
Rae
General Assembly of Virginia
Reed Takes New Detail Man Post in Insurance
Harry Reed, long associated with H R Bryarly and Brother, has accepted a position as detail man with D W Ritenour in the insurance business. He began his new duties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Reed
H R. Bryarly and Brother
D. W. Ritenour
Mr. Reed
Fall Piano Clearance Sale Starts Tomorrow at Brawner's
Our fall piano clearance features five used upright pianos priced from 100 to 250 dollars. The store also offers Columbia Grafonolas and New Process Records. BRAWNER'S Bee STORE, 8 E. Piccadilly St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Betsy Ross Help Wanted Notices List
Two girls are sought for waitressing at Betsy Ross and a woman is needed for general housework. Apply to the Star office as advertised dated 9 15 and 9 16 in the classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Ross
Star Office
Air Tank Listing for Gavazss Supplies
Compressed air tanks offered for gavazss use including various models. Star Office listing notes item codes 4 20 1p tf and related accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star‘office
Murdered American by Mexican Bandits Casts Light on Motives
Jacob Rosenthal of Woodmere New York an elderly retired capitalist was stabbed to death by bandit captors near Mexico City. The robbers demanded ten thousand dollars and attempted to trap pursuing federal troops but killed Rosenthal rather than be captured. American officials vowed to pursue responsibility and bring facts to light.
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Edo Hinoposa
Huitzilac
Jacob ' Rosenthal
Woodmere
N. Y
Hinoposa
Mr. Rosenthal
Mexico City
Jacob Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Cuervanaca
Joseph Russ
Jack Zahler
New York
Arthur Lane
Cuernavaca
Lane
Edward Quiim
U. S
Washington
Firemen Welfare Meeting Scheduled for Friday Evening
Regular meeting Friday evening September 17 at 7 30 o clock at Friendship Hall. All members urged to attend. Lee Barr president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Hall
Lee Barr
Solemn Yom Kippur Services In Winchester
Jewish residents of Winchester begin Yom Kippur services at 5 30 PM in Odd Fellows Hall on Boscawen and Cameron streets marking the Day of Atonement. Rabbi Lipstein of Baltimore will preside with services continuing tomorrow and business closures observed from sunset today to sunset tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Boscawen
Cameron Streets
Pennance
Rabbi Lipstein
Baltimore
Buffalo Power Magnate Dies Sudden at Home
Charles R. Huntley, nationally known power magnate and president of the Buffalo General Electric Company, died suddenly at his Lancaster home today. The Associated Press reported the death on September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lancaster,n
Charles R. Huntley
Buffalo General Electric Company
Well experienced coopers see Austin Conner
Glaize Barrel Slop notes seasoned coopers led by Austin Conner with nine four one p eod six t marked features and dates in the record from a historic source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Conner
McPherson Illness Deepens Scene of Disappearance Case
Los Angeles reports Mrs Aimee Semple McPherson remains in critical condition with a dangerous nasal infection near the brain, amid conspiracy charges over her disappearance. District Attorney Keyes seeks to charge five linked to the case, including her mother Minnie Kennedy and associate Kenneth Ormiston. A new witness, Henry Swift, claims Ormiston and Mrs Stelaff abducted her in May.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Aimee Semple McPherson
Angelus Temple
Keyes
McPherson
Carmel
Henry C. Swift
Ocean Park
Ormiston
Funeral of R Lee Boxwell Remembers Longtime Power Company Worker
The funeral for R Lee Boxwell, longtime Northern Virginia Power employee, was held at 2 pm at his home 320 South Kent Street. Rev F T McFaden led the service while many colleagues, family, and friends attended and later placed floral tributes at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Relatives from Pittsburgh Williamsport and Washington joined in the services along with Boxwell’s daughter Mrs C Bryan Kern of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Lee Boxwell
Northern Virginia Power Company
South Kent Street
Friendship Fire Company
Boxwell
F.T. McFaden
Presbyterian Church
J. Luther Neff
Market, Street Methodist
Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron
G. E. Cooper A. L. Thompson
Harry Cath
C. R. Junk
Horner Promises A Clean Card At Winchester Bout
Promoter Jack Horner presents his first Winchester boys elimination tournament at City Auditorium at 8 15 p m featuring four six round bouts including the headline O Connor vs a top light weight and an opening clash between Charles Lewis and Young Joe Gans. Ringside seats are 1 10, others 50 and 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Jack Horner
Winchester
Battling O'Connor
Pride of
Charles Lewis
Joe Gans
Fang
Horner
Winchester Branch Leads Virginia Temperance Group Meeting
At Radford the Winchester branch, the state’s largest Woman's Christian Temperance Union unit, re elected Mrs. Howard M Hoge president. Other officers include Lillian Shepard secretary Pamplin Peterson treasurer Strickler Roanoke and Mabel Kelly musical director. Notables like Congressman Woodrum and Dr J Piell attended, with John Dardin receiving a gold medal in a speaking contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Hoge
Loudoun County
Self
Woman's Christian Temperance Son of Virginia
Radford
Lillian H. Shepard
E G. Peterson
Pamplin
Elizbaeth Strickler
Roanoke
Mabel P. Kelly
Winchester
J. F. Bly
Bessie Jones
C. A. Woodrum
Congressional
Weeks
Washington
J. Piell
Dent
Cole Loge
John Dardin
Branchville
Jack Ae Cambria
Naomieres
Dananal
B. G. Peterson
Pam
Lillian Shep
Scott
Union Signal
Funeral arrangements for late Lewis Legg
The funeral for Lewis Legg a Winchester plasterer and longtime Friendship Fire Company member who died from injuries after a fall at Handley School will be Sunday afternoon. His daughter Mrs E P Roberts of Medina Ohio is expected to arrive this evening and determine the service time. Embalming and transfer to his South Loudoun Street home followed hospital removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Winchester
Handley School
E. P. Roberts
Medina
Ohio
Legg
Frinedship Fire Company
Lege
Jones
Loudoun Street
Funeral services for late Mr Busey Saturday afternoon
Funeral of Henry B Busey, well known retired man, died at his home four miles east of town on Wednesday. Services from his home at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. He was a member of Market Street Episcopal Church. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by widow, three sons, two daughters, and a sister in Martinsburg West Virginia, plus several brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B Busey
Busey
Market Street
M Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron
Charles . Weller
Martinaburg
W. Va
F. Busey
Remi
Dillsburg
Shephredetown
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Senator Caraway
Frank Champagne
US Bafetes
MK. N.Y
Ebert
Comdr. Byrd
Drumcollagher
Ireland
John Davis
International Newsreel
Virginia Tarin Orent
Navy
Mexico
Bonificio Hinoposa
Shirley
Buffalo Power Magnate
Howard Hoge
Virginia W.C.F.C
Louwdoun County
Lewis Legg
Mr. Busey
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