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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
The many friends of Rev. H. B. Lee, rector of Hrrst Church in Charlottesville, are pleased by Washington University conferring upon him the degree of doctor of divinity. It is a high honor worthily bestowed.
The Virginia bar entrance exams will be held in the Roanoke high school building on June 28. Mr. Robert M. Hughes, president of the board, has called a meeting at Hotel Roanoke on Tuesday, June 27 to arrange preliminary matters.
Dobbs Alaska pictures deemed the most remarkable motion collection and show every phase of human and animal life on the frontier. The Auditorium hosts a June 27 evening featuring the world famous footage and a lecturer on the land up there.
A fragmented market report notes potatoes selling at thirty cents a peck for new stock and fifteen cents a quarter peck, with old potatoes around eighty cents a bushel. Prices rise due to drought in North Carolina and delays in Virginia and eastern markets. Michigan quotes range from seventy eight to ninety cents a bushel.
The Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church will hold children’s day exercises at 8 o’clock next Sunday evening June 25. An attractive musical and literary program has been arranged for the service.
Republican floor leader Mann attached the Root amendment to the reciprocity agreement. Experts say now is the moment to publicize the initiative and seek support ahead of votes.
Western lovers will view three of the greatest reels showing Indians cowboys and cowgirls in a tournament celebrating the West. Features include riding, branding, wild horse races and Roosevelt appearances. Miss St Clair, famed rider who died recently, appears in the footage. Screenings include three new reels. admission for adults.
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