Law Not War Slogan Urges Global Peace Movement
The National Council for Prevention of War leads a coalition including Women and Friends groups, Farm Bureau, and International Leagues pushing for a world court and peaceful dispute resolution. They warn force alone cannot end war and urge public opinion to back law over aggression. The Star will monitor the campaign’s progress and its “Law Not War” motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
American School Citizenship League Association
Farmers’ National Council
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Ea Crd of America
International Lyceum and Chautauqua
Reconstruction Aides
Board of
Asint
SS Ge A
Jewish Womenification
Association of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
National Federation Temple Sister of Women Voters
Producers' Federahangin Association
Nations Women’s Trade Union
Jbenes Aamociation
Friends
Isa Te Sioes
Iegeinnate
Economic Southern Pees Operative League
Woman's Missionary Union
of Friends
Woman's “Cristian © Temperance Union
Women's Committee For World Disarmament
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
World’s Friendship Information Bureau
Organiza Meee
United States
Court of International Justice
World Organization
Jane
Lost cattle notice seeks Perry Wright contact
Strayed or lost steer described as about 1000 pounds with ear notch. Information leading to recovery requested. Perry Wright listed at 109 West Water Street as contact for tips.
Woman's Democratic Club Meeting Announced
Notice: a meeting of the Woman's Democratic club is set for Tuesday July 24. Members are advised of the gathering and agenda details as listed in the public notice.
Souls for Sale at the Empire
A brief film note describes Souls for Sale showing at the Empire. The reviewer highlights its Hollywood origins and the picture’s blend of parody and genuine acting, noting audience appeal and cinematic style.
Beaman Stars as Winchester Tops Strasburg 5 2
Winchester tallies five runs on three hits to defeat Strasburg 5 to 2. Beaman pitched solidly through seven innings allowing few hits while Turner and Woodring added offense for Winchester. Strasburg nursed a late rally but fell short as Rudd-Stanton combination held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchéster
Strasburg
Beaman
Robbins
Anda Garrett
Foner
Rudd
Holand
Beamance
Woodring
Petrie
Doyle
Mitchell
Link
Ruppert
Patton
Norris
Hanamsirdok
Seer Ruppert
Holland
Winchester
Wise
Garrett
Schroll
Poole
Garrett Lloyd
South End Hose Company Hosts Auxiliary and Members Event
A dance and refreshments will be held tonight at the hall of the South End Hose Company. The gathering honors the ladies' auxiliary and hose company members who aided at the recent lawn party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End Hose Company
Ladies’ Auxiliary and Hose Company
Winchester Enforces Strict Traffic Laws and Fines
Authorities move to enforce long standing traffic ordinances in Winchester. Motorists face $1 to $10 fines for parking limits and blocking near fire alarms. Violators may be cited and required to appear in court, with potential arrest if they fail to report to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Race Meet At Berryville Horse Show Grounds
A race meet under Jockey Club rules will be held at the Berryville Horse Show grounds on Surday afternoon. The first race starts at 2 30. The program includes six races: a flat three furlongs five furlongs a pony race for entrants 12 hands high ridden by children under 14 a one mile and a five furlong flat for non winners in 1928 at this meet weight for age a flat three four mile steeplechase. Eggs poultry and cream offered to H D Albin Agt Fairmont Creamery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jockey Club
Berryville Horse Show Grounds
Strasburg at Harrisonburg leads today’s club games
Result yesterday shows Harrisonburg beat Front Royal 12 to 3. Today’s schedule lists Strasburg visiting Harrisonburg while tomorrow Luray travels to Winchester. Standings reflect current club rankings and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Front Royal
Winchester weddings unite Hurn Rothman and Collis Henkel
Miss Helen Hurn wed Paul B. m. of Winchester at Strasburg parsonage with Rev. W. H. Ballengee officiating. Mary Louisa Rothman married Harold Wigner at Centenary Reformed Church parsonage. Edward W. Collis and Miss Helen Henkel plan a quiet Inwood service tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Helen Ee Hurn
S. Hurn
Asburs
Paul B. m
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Strasburg
W. H. Ballengee
Anderson
Chester Steam Laundry
Rathman
Wagner
Centenary Reformed Church
South Market Street
Mary Louisa
Siren Be Rothman
Harold Ww
Golfsa Wigner
F. M. Casselman
Kuuncheon
Edward W. Collis
Helen Henkel
United Brethren Church
Inwood
W. Va
George Collis
Pennslvania
No. 107
South Main Street
Collis
East Water Street
John H. Henkel
Stephens City
Opequon School
Yard Party at Ridge School Set for July 21
A Yard Party is planned at Ridge School on July 21 with events for the community. The notice lists Ridge School as the host location and provides no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridge School
Subscription drive ends July 31 with advance payment discount
City subscribers urged to pay before July 31 to receive this month’s discount for paid in advance subscriptions. Classified notice seeks an “orchard man” for year. Apply J. BR. DuShant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ip-Tt
Evening Star
J. BR. DuShant
Moling and Seal Vacation Needs Ad on Page Seven
Classified notice summarizes Moling and Seal Vacation Needs ad appearing on the seventh page. Details specify services offered, dates, and contact information for potential customers seeking vacation-related products.
Mail Subscribers Urged to Act by July 31
The Evening Star advertises a July 31 deadline for subscribers to take advantage of a special rate. Pay now to secure the discount and avoid higher pricing.
Cumberland Woman Dies Sudden in Cumberland Visit
Mrs. 8. W. Wise of Cumberland Md died this morning at 8 30 at the home of her daughter Mrs John P Lamb 222 South Main street where she was visiting Her death came suddenly while her liver wife left bedside briefly to fetch breakfast She was 70 and had been married over 50 years to Mr Wise a prominent builder in Cumberland She leaves seven children and one sister in Illinois funeral plans pending in Cumberland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lamb
Cumberland
West Thefore
Wise
Gumberland
Maryland City
Whit
John P. Lamb
Winchester
Charles Lovingstein
Piedmont
W. Va
Walter Reichard
Emily Weiss
Harry J. Wise
Edgar Wise
Walter Wise
Cleveland
Ohio
Moline
Illinois
Funeral Rites for Mrs Clark at Kernstown Va
Funeral services for Mrs Mary B Clark were held at her Kernstown home with Rev F A Tyler and Rev George Gaither officiating. Interment followed at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. She leaves husband George W Clark two daughters Annie Racey and Mattie Neikirk and son Charles Clark plus siblings in Stephens City and Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernstown
Mary
Clark
F. A. Tyler
Winchester
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
George Gaither
Stephens City Church
Relief
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
George W. Clark
Annie Racey
Mattie Neikirk
Charles Clark
Ida Brown
Grafton
W. Va
Emma Samgell
Moose Meeting and Junior Lodge Set This Week
For the Loyal Order of Moose a crucial meeting is scheduled Thursday at eight in the Friendship Fire Company hall to complete the permanent organization. The Junior Lodge will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the same venue, marking its first gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MOOSE
Valley Service Station Offers Rubber Insulated Battery Deals
A Valley Service Station advertisement promotes Willard Rubber Insulated Battery price points. The 13 plate rubber priced at $25.40 and 13 plate wood at $20.95 are highlighted for car owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Service Station, Inc
Boy Scouts call for preserves jams and pickles donation
Readers urged to contribute preserves jams or pickles to support boy scouts. Contact Cooper Merchandise and Oil Co or Lawrence Hollis at 8 1p 31 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOY Scouts
Cooper Merchandise and Oil Co
Lawrence Hollis
British note to Germany near ready as Paris seeks deal
London reports a cabinet meeting debated the proposed reparations document and a draft reply to Germany. It remains unclear if the document and note will be sent to the United States and other powers tonight amidst Ruhr resistance and French concerns. Germany’s London and Rome reps urge ending the blockade of occupied zones to avoid prolonged disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Germany
United States
Nsgue
Aateae
Sindbissadér
Ruhr
France
Regen Bins
Baker Urges U S Entry in League of Nations War Talks
Newton D. Baker, former Secretary of War, speaking in Cleveland Onto, argues the United States must enter a League of Nations with reservations to protect U S liberty. He says war risks remain unless a world court and league cooperate and stresses America’s duty to act with other nations to prevent international catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelant
Yong Ormer
United States
League No Nations
Presitia Tate Cation
Amtorlea
Mr. Baker
America
League of Nations
Baker
League
World Court
Baptist Church To Be Dedicated At Boyce
The new Baptist Church at Boyce in Clarke County will be formally dedicated on Sunday July 29. Rev John B Williams pastor announces the event with D Garland of Richmond to preach the dedicatory sermon and invites all interested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Boyce
Clarke County
John B. Williams
D. Garland
Richmond
Roger Wiliams
Equipment Drop at Centenary Reformed Church
All personal equipment must be brought to the Centenary Reformed Church on Saturday July 21 between 9 A M and 2 P M. Hugh M Kee 18 18 3¢
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Reformed
Hugh M’kee
Spray guidance for Frede county apple growers in 1923
F J Schneiderman explains weather and disease impact on apple yields in Frede county. He notes 90 percent of the crop should stay on trees, warns against scab and late-season diseases, and emphasizes careful timing of the next spray targeting codling moth and leaf roller. He urges adherence to county agent instructions and jests about a rainmaker and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Schneiderman
Frederck County
Rick
J. Plevins
Mississippi
Mark Twaitt
Sunday school prente and yard 5 ty at Cedar Grove
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Sunday school event at Cedar Grove with yard activities listed. Mentions Saturday and a time reference 18 1 p 2ty, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prente
Cedar Grove
Daly
Summons to Winchester Men for Bible Class Address
Notice to men in Winchester Virginia to appear at the Golden Rule Bible Class Sunday at 9:30 a.m. for Rev J F Morgan on A Self Surrendered Life. Failure to show will incur postage on next SNA. Call for agents and workers across many trades and city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
J. F. Morgan
Petree
Golden Rule Bible Glass
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PEBE
National Council For Prevention of War
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University
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Rupert Hughes
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Shenandoah
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Eytejes
Maintreet
Water Street
Piccadilly Street
Water Streets
Frederick Plaza
Grace Eran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rouss Avenue
Colt Show Ground
H. D. Albin
Fairmont Creamery Co
Game Today
Luray
Harrisonbure
Woodstock
Groens
Anderson-Hurn
Wagner- Rathman
Collis-Henkel
Harry Lantz
Berryville Pike
the Evening Star
Mrs. Wise
Mrs. Clark
Eprlain
Remeington
Vatican
Europe
Newton D. Baker
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