The Modern Lover Sees Love Shaped By Time And Taste
A reminiscence on changing views of romance from poetry and courtship to modern ragtime culture. The column contrasts past ideals of love with present indifference, recalling old albums, Byron and Moore, and imagines a window serenade replaced by guitars and ward of Athens. Continuation promised on page 3. Tuesday March 8 sale notice and farm contents listed.
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Nesmo
Lfe
Waener
Tom Moore
Halla Rookh
Byron
Scott
Burns
Peter Pan
Never Never Land
Athens
Charles Town Robbery Suspect Surrenders in Saloon Theft
Earl Morrison known as the bad man of Charles Town returns from a southern trip and surrenders to Officer James Smith. Judge B Boyd Faulkner sentences Morrison to seven years in the penitentiary. John Spinks pleads guilty and gets five years. Clarence Littleton jailed but bailed for trial. Bill Conry convicted on one count. appeal noted. John Sager case ends with a hung jury.
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Earl Morrison
Charles Town
J. W. Fritts
Charles
Winchester
James Smith
Morrison
B. Boyd Faulkner
John Spinks
William Conry
Clarence Littleton
Bill Conry
McCann
John Sager
Weather bulletin predicts warming trend for Virginia
The Weather Bureau bulletin warns of partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday in Virginia with likely rain along the coast. Temperatures are expected to rise Sunday, especially in the extreme west portion tonight.
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the Star
Washington
Weather Bureau
Virginia
You Should See These Pictures Audiences urged to attend Saturday program
A local notice promotes a late motion picture program at the auditorium tonight with the first show at 7 15 p m. Patrons are urged to come early to secure seating.
Public Sale of Stock on Seabold Farm Swimley Virginia
Public sale set for Tuesday March 8 at 10 a m on Seabold farm Swimley Virginia. Auction items include 7 horses and colts 20 cattle 24 sheep 25 hogs and shoats farm implements and household goods conducted by WM F DUTTERER.
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Eeabold Farm
Swimley
WM. F. Duttarer
Seabold Farm
WM. F. Dutterer
Auto Livery delivers 1910 Maxwell runabouts amid local notices
The Auto Livery Co delivers 1910 Maxwell runabouts to Messrs. William Myers and John Diellas. A Dut terer sale on Tuesday March 8 offers a pair of black heavy draft Percheron Colts. Supper orders at Sarah Zane Bazar with suppers and refreshments available to all parts of Winchester.
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The
Auto Livery Co
Messrs
Wm. Myers
John Diellas
Dutterer
Sarah
Zane Bazar
Saa A Pet
Winchester
Sarah Zane Bazar
Bloodless Duel Ties Virginia Aristocrat to Fast Derby Ties
Bob Neville a noted Irish American sportsman of Virginia died at his Loudoun County hotel after an eight week typhoid fever illness. He owned a fine stable of horses and sent racers to Pimlico and Benning and showed horses in New York. He was nephew to Lord St George of Kilkenny and married Mary Dulany, sister of Mrs. J Southgate Lemmon of Baltimore.
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Fially
Lord St. George
Kilkenny
Glarke County
Virginia
William F. ‘Randolph
Carter Hall
Bunwells
Neville
Baltimore
Maryland Club
Metropolitan
Chwby of
Washington
Chevy Chase Club
Piedmont Hunit Club
Pimlico
Benning
Henry Fairfax
Courtland H. Smith
New York
Madison Square Garden
Winchester News Tells of Local Deaths and School Plans
Obituary notices report John Berard Graber a noted Winchester marble carver dying at 52 South Market Street after a long illness. Surviving family includes a widow and six children with siblings abroad. The piece also mentions the death of Colonel Neville, plans for his funeral, and Charles M Chrismore’s death near White Post aged 31. Separate notes discuss the fifth annual normal for white public school teachers in the Seventh district to be held in Winchester starting June 30, with Prof C M Farmer and N D Cool leading the program.
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John Berard Graber
South Market Street
Graber
Baltimore
John B. Graber
Bright
Grabber
Katie Kremer
City
Emmett
August
Norman Graber
Marie
Camilla
Margaret Graber
Hickory Camp
Woodmen of the World
Winchester
M. D. A ¥bin
Gralber
Mount Hebron
George W. Haines
Haines & Graber
Rs. Orndorfff
Orndorff
Ornder
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Charles M. Chrismore
White Post
Clarke County
John Chrismore
Susan Chrismore
Joseph Chrismore
Mount Heron
J. M. Kline
Southern Methodist Church of
Congressional District
Virginia
C. M. Farmer
Berryville
Milligan’ College
Johnson City
Tenn
N. D. Cool
Cool
Casino visit promotes latest beer pictures and home supper deal
Advert says visit to casino for a pleasant hour and view beer pictures from leading makers. It also advertises ip Suppers sent from Sarah Zaneba zar to your home for 35 cents.
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Sarah Zanebazar
Wanted young men of business for important posi tions
Advertisement seeks capable young men for a promising business position. Apply by mail only to X, care of Star office. Also notice for a coach horse auction at Dutterer’s sale due March 8.
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Star Office
Ee Ees
Dutterer
Desirable Chivers Farm in Frederick County to be sold
A public sale of the Chivers Farm comprising 238 acres near Gore will be held in front of the Winchester Court House at noon next Thursday February 24. The property includes a fine residence a large barn an orchard and substantial timber. Details appear on advertisements and posters.
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Frederick County
Chivers
Gore
Court House
Winchester
Evening Special Prices For Empire Show
Tonight at Empire the Anglo-Saxon Trio performs with tickets 5 cents before 8 15 first show and 10 cents after 8 15 Second show at 9 30 Skating starts 7 20 Big Mask Carnival Tuesday Feb 22 Also a call for Shawnee Tribe No 2 to meet at their wigwam 8 oclock to arrange funeral for Bro J B Graber under H R Smithey C of R dg
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Empire
Ipit
Shawnee Trige
No. 2
Bro
J. B. Graber
H. R. Smithey
R. Dg
Mrs Luke Receives Voice 411 Support in Berryville Home
Mrs Emma Luke, mother of Few Brown, of this city, is Voice 411 at her Berryville home. Mrs Brown sits at her bedside. Her sons Clifford Luke of New York and LaRue Luke of Charles Town are with her.
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Luke
Emma Luke
Few Brown
Berryville
Brown
Clifford. Luke
New York
LaRue Luke
Charles Town
Store Visits Homes of Mrs Robert Lee Striker
The store visited homes of Mrs. Robert Lee Striker at 7 South Braddock Street on Thursday and presented them with a fine boy. Mrs. Striker was formerly Miss Diffenderfer of Boyce, Clarke County.
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Robert Lee Striker
South Braddock Street
Mre
Striker
Miss Diffenderfer
Boyce
Clarke Counts
Dutterer’s Sale Notice for March 8
A land sale advertisement invites buyers to a Dutterer sale event on Tuesday March 8 featuring a flock of choice-owes and lambs available for purchase at the stated location.
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Dutterer
Jailbreak suspects hunted in Martinsburg escape
Reports say two more men thought to have fled Berkeley county jail are being tracked by officers. The group’s path led to Winchester, Strasburg and stone quarries opened by Standard Lime and Stone Co. in Martinsburg, with Walter Rideout captured and others reported seen as authorities pursue them.
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Berkeley County
Winchester
Strasburg Jation
Shenandoah County
Standard Lime and Stone Company
Martingburg
Strawburg Junction
Tinesburg
B. E B. Baker
Strasburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mr Joseph M Brian Guest of Anne Arundel County Relative Visit
Mr Joseph M Brian of Anne Arundel county Massachusetts is visiting relatives in the city for several days.
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Joseph M. Brian
Anne Arundel County
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Sebeeth
Hove
P. M. Funkmnhouser
Spinks
Robt. G. Neville
Loudoun County
William F. Randolph
Richard H. Dulany
Mr. Neville
Ireland
Melbourne
Dulany
Walter Rideout
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jim Shipe
Jack Johnson
Baker
Oliver Daxer
James Lemen
Banttey
Rideout Irons
Morteburg
Rideout
Crime
Shipe
Johnson
James Shipe
Martinsbourg
Sam Parker
Quon. Creek
Lemen
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