Evening star., 1919-09-28
WINCHESTER.

WINCHESTER, Va, September IT,
Announcement today that . marriage
license had been issued TO Robert A.
McKenna. Atlantic City. N. j., and
Miss Margaret +. Afneck, this city, led
to the discovery that . license was
issued to the same couple this week
in Hagerstown. Md. It was learned
that the Maryland license had not
been used. the bride preferring to be
married in her home town. having
changed her mind after going to
Haserstown.
The Berryville-Winchest turnpike.
an important link In the federal high
way system, connecting the north
IN to be widened on both sides. &C
cording to Q plan submitted to the
circuit court Of Clarke county q
Berryviile. Viewers have been ap-
pointed and. it 10 stated. they win
probably make favorable report on
the two sides Of. the turnpike moro
suitable for horse vehicle travel.
Miss Pauline Wynkoop, daughter OF
Charles Wynkoop Of Clarke county.
70 Ia, q serious condition in Memorial
Hospital here al q result of being
youth named stickles. who lives near
by. The boy wa examining Q shot
gun in the dining room at the Wyh-
koop homo when It was discharged
by accident, the full load taking effect
in Miss Wynkoop's hip. Her condi-
ton was precarious today.
The suit for $4,000 damages died by
Policeman Thomas Hardy, Martins
burg. W. Va. against the Northern
Virginia Power Company Of Winchss-
ter because Of injuries alleged to
have been sustained when an auto
mobile in which he was riding ran
into a pile Of stones, has bean settled
out of court, the plaintiff receiving
81, 900, it ts said, in full settlement.
No inquest was held by the Clarke
county authorities over the bodies OF
william r. Anderson and John W.
Knight, Winchester plumbers. VINO
were fatally injured several days ago
q Norfolk and Western railway pas
senger train near Boyce. Justice
Stlmson stated today that he had
been informed the families OF the
men had made no such request: ana
ON that account he would not hold an
inquest. Il 10 expected. however. that
actions for damages will be brought
against the railroad company. -
g. p. staH. ssventy.nine years old.
member of q pioneer Frederick county
family, died 1t the homo of 2. b. WI.
liams, near Burnt Factory. Va, frofn
the infrmities Of age.
the members Of Christ Protestant
Episcopal Church urging Rev. Dr..
W. .. Smith to reconsider his resig-
nation ~ rector OF that congrega.
tiou. DR.. Smith. who served ~ .
chaplain In the American expedi.
tionary forces during the last yssr OF
tae tendsd 3D. by 1y the yy.stry Of St. MsrF.
Church, Richmond. Va It II not
known what action he win take with
regard to the petition now being CIR
culated hare.
announcement was made today BY
railroad administration has directed
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to
restore at least . portion OF the pre-.
war passenger train service between
Winchester and Washington and Bal
timore when the fan schedule goes
into effect. Under the proposea ar
train would leave here at $40 am.
for washington and Baltimore and
return the same day. 1t 1880 pm.
Round, trips to these cities in a day
are virtually impossible under ex-
listing schedules.
Of Richmond, who died ct the home
and AZ Mrs. William b Carson, River
ton, va, following an illness OF sew
eral months, was taken to Richmond
for, burial ia Hollywood cemetery.
mond Howitzers during the civil war
and was about seventy-etght years
Of ere. He was, for many years en-
gaeed in the Insurance business IN
Richmond. s.f-'s'7