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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
2
A vintage ad-like blurb touts Poe Jacobs Oil promising almost instant relief from backache lumbago and sciatica. It claims soothing rubbing provides lasting relief without skin burning and urges readers to visit their druggist for this remedy.
Satisfactory receipts for the first night were reported by managers of the Charley Rougs Fire Company's carnival and supper in Rouss hall. A downtown parade advertised the bazar and the hall was well filled with patrons seeking meals and goods at the fancy tables. The wheel of fortune also reported solid first night business.
The Entente seeks international control of the Straits of the Bosporus in peace and war, with the United States and Black Sea border nations as participants. Lord Curzon outlined the plan at the Near East conference, noting a possible Turkish shift toward the Allied stance during talks.
Gen Clemenceau receives three cheers and a tiger at the U S War College after a 30 minute address. He visits Arlington Memorials and Mount Vernon before sailing aboard the Sylph, urging U S re entry into European affairs and citing Wilson's fourteen points. He calls for Germany to repair damages or risk continuing war.
Commissioner Haynes told a House subcommittee that a crisis is at hand in federal prohibition enforcement. He asked for 9 million dollars for the next fiscal year, noting a slight force reduction with a 3,800 workers in the field and broad state cooperation. He warned that five to six years of similar funding would be needed to ease the strain.
A joint meeting of Kiwanis and Rotary clubs will be held Thursday evening in the clubrooms of the Vocal Rotarians at the Farmers' building.
French astronomer Flammarion suggests Jupiter could be inhabited, noting possible life or sentient beings on the planet. He presents theoretical grounds and observations to support the claim.
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