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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1924
Page
6
Lee Lamp of this city spied a large horned owl while hunting near the Opeqtion Creek and shot it with a trusty gun. The big bird measured four feet six inches across its outspread wings when a tapeline was drawn. Lamp brought the owl to town and exhibited it at The Star office, drawing much interest from callers.
Senator Glass of Virginia ridiculed the constitutional security issue as a red herring meant to distract from Washington's misrule. He said he has no alliance with La Follette beyond support for honest government and warned there is no imminent threat to constitutional government or personal liberty from a third party.
Hospitals report 31 patients under care with a mysterious gas causing deaths and sanity loss. Doctors say injection of hypo sulphate of soda may be the antidote and federal experts will study the gas to determine its nature.
Senator Welleran Galen N. Tait chairman of the Rican state committee of Maryland told President Coolidge the state would back him. Tait, returning from a speaking tour reaching to St. Paul, said indications look very good indeed for the administration.
Mayor Julian F Wards instructed Chief Doriff to employ additional patrolmen for Halloween Friday evening. The aim is to protect property from vandalism while allowing legitimate youth enjoyment. Those caught in unlawful acts may face a night in the lock up.
Geo. Yeo was found guilty by Judge Whiting in the Corporation Court on a morality charge and fined $100 plus costs. Similar cases against Frances Hawkins George Murnan Ethel Shanholtz Mrs Annie B Kremer and Carrie Bowman were continued until the next term of court.
The ad promotes black patent leather satin and suede pumps and oxfords priced from 3.45 up to 7.50. It emphasizes better styles and all-leather options with a thrifty shopper in mind urging women to inspect the selection for quality and variety.
Men who value a dollar will buy two or three pairs at this price. A wide selection in black or brown Russd Calf with all style toes and rubber heels. Values up to 5.50.
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