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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

5

Norfolk and Western Service Timetable May 26 1913

Norfolk and Western schedules show No 13 9 0 am to Bristol and intermediate, Roanoke via Pullman sleeper and parlor cafe, connects at Roanoke for Memphis special. No 28 9 32 am to Hagerstown and connections to New York. No 44 7 04 pm to Hagerstown and New York. sleeper to New York and Phila. W B Bevill and W C Sampers sign.

Bristol Tee Pullman Roanoke Hiiseens Pocahontas Welch Norbon Pullman Gary Winston-Salem Reenoke Memphis Elkton Hagerstown Harrisburg New York Washington Phi W. B. Bevill W.c.sampers

NUMBERLAND VALLEY R R Time Table May 24 1914

Rail schedule details for NUMBERLAND VALLEY R R dated May 24 1914. Station shows arrival and departure times with daily and Sunday variations. Official supervision by Supt H Tong e and G P A Ripote listed in the timetable.

Numberland Valley R. BR

Southern Railway Schedules to Alexandria and Washington

Train notes show a Limited for Alexandria and Washington at 10.30 a.m. with 8.27 a.m. on Sundays, an arrival in Washington at 12.56 a.m. and a Daily No. 28 at 4.56 p.m. Parlor buffet cars listed. Local No. 216 runs daily from Harringtonburg to Strasburg arriving 8.30 p.m. Officials Brown and OW ey assist.

Harrisonburg Dally Strasburg Alexandria Washington Harriconburg Trasbure Brown Washington, D. C

New Croxone promise for old age kidney relief

Sleep disturbing bladder weakness backache rheumatism and other age related ailments are said to vanish with Croxone. The ad claims it soaks into kidneys dissolves uric acid and cleanses blood enabling rapid relief with no risk to purchase while offering refund if it fails.

Earth

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Winchester Reader

Mrs. Mary V. Rainsberger of 1124 Market St Winchester Virginia reports years of kidney pain backache and sleeplessness eased after trying Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the remedy cured her and maintains a high opinion of the medicine priced 50 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Winchester Dean Mary V. Rainsberger Market St Doan

Comments About the Real Billy Sunday

The sketch extols William Ashley Sunday as a fearless evangelist who transformed many through his meetings. It notes his conversion as a defining change, his early poverty, and decades of evangelism while praising his impact over four decades. Dated June 24, 1914, Winchester, Va.

Elijah C. Brown D. D Christ Moody William Ashley Sunday

Milliner Ethel Yost Spends Summer With Parents

Ethel Yost, long in charge of a large millinery establishment in Wadesboro, North Carolina, is spending the summer at her parents home.

Qfiss Ethel Yost Wadesboro N. C

Income Tax Reminder From Secretary McAdoo

Treasury Secretary McAdoo reiterates that all individuals corporations and associations liable under the income tax must pay their assessments to the collectors in their district by the specified deadline.

McAdoo Treasury Department

President Calls for Abolishing Mason and Dixon Line

President Wilson urges erasing the Mason and Dixon line in a letter to H B Joy of the Lincoln Highway Association. He suggests routing a road from Philadelphia to Gettysburg via Washington to heal sectional tensions between the north and south.

Wilson H. B. Joy Lihcolm.,Highway Association Philadelphia Gettysburg Washington The

Firemen Favor Death Benefits

The Cumberland Valley Firemen's Association executive committee met in Martinsburg and approved a death benefit for members. George H. Bitner of Chambersburg noted upcoming convention plans and said all represented cities would receive consideration and support for their needs.

Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Association Martinsburg George H. Bitner Chambersburg

Tyler held after after escape bid and wife parts

Tyler was captured after a failed jail escape attempt at a Winchester scene. He denied guilt, ate food, dashed for freedom, then was recaptured by Mr. Trenary and faced a pistol muzzle. His wife left Woodstock, vowing to quit him, while Tyler defends his alleged accomplices. His trial is set for June 29 before Judge Harrison.

Mr. Trenary Tyler Woodstock Miss Locke

Senate approves veterans bill easing age limit for postmasters

The United States Senate passes a bill granting a veteran favor by removing the age prohibition for Confederate soldiers seeking fourth class postmaster positions. The measure marks the first time such relief has been granted since the Civil War era.

United States Senate

Boyer Secures Lease on New Hanover Theater

Charles W. Boyer, owner of Bogers New Theater in Chambersburg and manager of the Academy in Hagerstown, the Colonial in Annapolis, and Central Opera House in Martinsburg, has leased the new theater in Hanover Pennsylvania and will take possession September 1.

Charles W. Boyer Bogers New Theater Chambersburg The Academy Hagerstown Colonial Annapolis Central Opera House Martinsburg Hanover York County

Funeral Services For Jos. Larrick in Hayfield Virginia

Funeral services for Joseph Larrick were held at the family residence and Mount Olive Church cemetery with Rev. Wendell Allen and Rev. L A Racey officiating. A large gathering attended as pallbearers A C Slonaker C Cather M Z Rogers S D Rogers N R Smith and A R Rinker served. The choirs sang hymns including Jesus Lover of My Soul O Come Angel Band and Abide With Me.

Hayfield Joseph Lar Wendell Allen Methodist Episcopal Church Gainesboro L. A. Racey Frederick United Brethren Church Allen Messrs A. C. Slonaker C. , Cather M. Z. Rogers S. D. Rogers Dr. N. R. Smith A. R Jesus

Sandy Hook Stays On Water Wagon

Temperance forces win opposition to opening a beer saloon at Sandy Hook opposite Harpers Ferry. Judge Keedy denies German Brewing Company license for insufficient legal requirements. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, seeking dry rules, influences nearby Knoxville to remain dry as well.

Sandy Hook Baltimore and Ohio Harpers Ferry Keedy Hagerstown German Brewing Company Cumberland Knoxville Sandy Hook

Republicans Back Slemp For Ninth District Nominating

Republican leaders in the southwest pledge loyalty to Congressman Slemp and plan to stampede the Bristol district convention on July 9 to renominate him even if he declines to run again. Democrats meanwhile rally behind R Tate Irvine of Big Stone Gap as their hopeful in the Ninth district race.

Southwest C. Bascom Slemp Bristol Slemp Congress R. Tate Irvine Big Stone Gap Mr. Irvine

Harmer Nominated for Congress by Progressive Party

Harvey W. Harmer of Clarksburg West Virginia was nominated yesterday for Congress from the First district by the Progressive party. The Parkersburg convention drew Bull Moosers from across the district with U S Senator Moses Clapp of Minnesota delivering the principal address. Harmer has long been active in state politics and served in the legislature.

Harvey W.W. Harmer Clarksburg W. Va Edgar R. Harmer Winchester Congress West Virginia Progressive Party Roosevelt Parkersburg United States Moses Clapp Minnesota Harmer

University loan funds aid Virginia students

Registrar Howard Winston of University in Virginia announces loan funds available to deserving students. A $10 cover covers all costs for Virginia students in the Academic Departments and a catalogue is available upon request.

Virginia Howard Winston University

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