The Evening Star Subscription Rates and Notices
The Evening Star publishes from Winchester Virginia with second class post at Schudoner We. Daily except Mondays. Subscription rates listed: yearly 3.50 six months 1.75 three months .90 one month .30 By carrier yearly 4.50 six months 2.25 three months . Ten cents for one month. Associated Press exclusive for news dispatches. Consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News.
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Schudoner
Evening Starblishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Mar Y i
Bible Thought and Prayer Devotional Verse
A devotional snippet quoting Psalm 110 and Revelation 5 13 with a prayer praising God and the Lamb. Includes a line urging all people to praise God.
Scatterred Abroad Reflects On Russian Culture And Revolution
The Richmond News Leader contrasts Russian art and literature, noting how exile and revolution shaped music, drama, and painting. It recalls Constantinople’s fall, diaspora transports to Venice, and how Russian culture may gain international understanding after upheaval.
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Richmond News-Leader
Tchaikovski
Moussorgski
Rimsky-Korsakov
Rachmaninoff
Constantinople
Venice
el Greco
Velasquez
Spain
Russia
Killing of Eagless Sparks State Law Debate
Petersburg Progress Index notes LeRoy van Dunk of Rockland County New York killed an eagle on his property and was fined 25 dollars plus costs. He claimed the bird attacked his son. New York bans eagle shooting year round, unlike Virginia and several states. A Virginian near Dutch Gap posed with the dead eagle for a photograph. The Richmond News Leader published the image and the New York World criticized states with no eagle protection laws.
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Petersburg
LeRoy van Dunk
Rockland County
N. Y
van Dunk
New York State
Virginia
Dutch Gap
Richmond News-Leader
New York World
America
Vandalism at Christmas Time
Lynchburg Advance notes seasonal vandalism as cars damage evergreen decorations and pluck flowers from rural property. The piece cites widespread activity in spring and Christmas and urges respect for rural owners against theft and defacement of woodlands and evergreens.
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Lynchburg
Ceere
Vandalism and Holiday Decoration Appeal Urged
The piece notes seasonal vandalism increases and urges restraint, calling for justice and fair play. It advises those decorating homes for the holidays to buy evergreens rather than spoil countryside areas in pursuit of their needs.
Government to Issue Affordable Treasury Certificates
The Treasury plans to issue 150 million dollars of six month certificates at 1 percent and 250 million dollars of one year at 1.7 percent. These rates are said to be the lowest since World War I and a record for the government, pleasing taxpayers seeking relief during the current dull period.
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United States
Treasury
Department
Uncle Sam
Good Sale of Seals Reported In Clarke County
Clarke County reports strong early results in the first mail sale campaign for the Christmas Seal sale led by Miss Theodore Cox of Millwood. District chairs note substantial letters sent and high early donations, with growing participation including new involvement from Berryville churches and Rev. Cornelius Dawson.
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Lewis
William Bell Watkins
Episcopal
Union
Clarke County
Theodore Cox
Millwood
Mary Summerville
Chapel District
Thomas Sowers
Greenway
Nellie Mac Evans
Long Marsh
Berrville
E. J. Smith
Battletown
Cornelius Dawson
Madam Satan at Theatres Delights Audiences with Glamour
A new comedy with music features domestic discord and risqué scenes in a milady's boudoir. The plot follows Bob and Angela Brooks among high society as Angela fights for love with bold rivals. A zeppelin masked ball and parachute escape cap the spectacle.
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Milady
Madam Satan
Bob
Angela Brooks
Angela
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