Three Faces East Opens at Capitol Theatre
Constance Bennett and Eric von Stroheim star in a spy melodrama set during World War I. Bennett plays a nurse secretly serving as a spy for British and German intelligence, while von Stroheim portrays a double life as a butler.
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Anthony - the Eternal
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Craufort Kent
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Wedding Bells and Local Happenings Highlight Week
A wedding at Heart Catholic Church joins Miss Margaret Strykser and Mr. George Massey Stryker with a blue Independence gown and family ties. Nearby, Miss Elizabeth Oates marks her eleventh birthday with friends. Lieut. and Mrs. Lindsey depart for Fort Omaha. Norman Tucker joins the cast of Steel Wheels. a Christian Endeavor weiner roast is planned at Bartonsville.
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George Any mena-Laren
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Clayton Ritter
Insburg
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Washington
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Norfolk
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Steel Wheels
Norman Peyton Tucker
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Beverley Hills
Cal
Tucker
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Winchester
Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church
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Bartonsville
District Nurse Association Meeting Announced for October 1
The District Nurse Association sets its regular meeting at 3 PM in office rooms near the Court House on Wednesday October 1 with secretary Wisecarver urging full attendance as the fall business session begins. Miss Jane Turner Foster to Marry Dr. John Claiborne Palmer in Charleston West Virginia soon after Christmas. Edna Hoffman wed Harley Dixon at Moorefield. Dorothy Greene returns from abroad to Winchester. Junior Missionary Class entertained by Mr and Mrs Dunn Paxton’s Chapel members. Local youth dine at the Egyptian Tea Room in Washington with a larger party venturing to Fox Theatre.
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Glenville
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Moorefield
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Inwood
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Winchester
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Summit Point
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Hyattsville
Fox
Mrs McFadden Suffers Mild Stroke At Home
Mrs Annie E McFadden widow of Patrick J McFadden suffered a slight paralytic stroke at 603 South Washington Street several days ago. Her condition today is reported much improved. She is sister to the late John Doran of the same neighborhood.
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Local social scene threads through weekend travel visits
A parade of visitors returns and travels marks the weekend in town. Albert and Mrs Hunter and son Paul visit Berkeley Springs. Miss Mildred Hingington and M Adele Metz host at North Loudoun. Hamiltons from Hagerstown voyage via Winchester Roanoke Richmond and Washington.
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Berkeley Springs
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North Loudoun Street
Winchester Faces Heavy Cumberland in Season Opener
The Winchester Football Team, playing a first game with no substitutes, lost 2 to 0 to Cumberland Collegians of Maryland. A late 70 yard run by a Cumberland back was the standout moment as night football costs and lighting plans were discussed for future games.
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Indian Relics Found in Frederick County
A. E. Baker displayed two Indian relics at The Star office today. A six inch stone tomahawk and a large stone spear point were found on Hogue Creek bottom near Hayfield, dating to Shawnee times. The tomahawk was used as a stone axe and only as a weapon after battles.
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Perry Wilson forfeit 500 cash bond in liquor case
Perry Wilson’s $500 cash bond was forfeited after he failed to appear in police court on an alleged illegal possession of liquor charge. Authorities pursued him following a Saturday arrest when four gallons of liquor were found during a Dodge Street home search conducted under a warrant by Police Chief GC W Hollis.
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Chicago Board of Trade Chief Defends Russian Hedging
President John A. Bunnell told a congressional committee that Russian short selling on the Chicago exchange was a hedging operation, not gambling. He said the Russian government has no reason to hedge, answering a question about hedging on the market.
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Maines
Local Visitors and Students Depart for Studies
Capt. and Mrs. Ewart Johnston of Clay Hill Clarke county visited town today. Mr J O Hershman of Wardensville West Virginia leaves for Canada to attend a veterinary college this fall and winter. Miss Virginia Lupton daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Lupton leaves Saturday for Baltimore to study at the Maryland Institute of Art. Miss Lupton is a Handley High School graduate.
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Wardensville
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Baltimore
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Handley Judges Tie Tech In Opening 1930 Football Tilt
Handley High School and McKinley Technical School played to a 6 to 6 tie in the opening 1930 football game. Handley’s defense stifled Tech’s aerial attack while Richard Duvall scored Handley’s touchdown and Tech answered with a late score to force the draw. Lee Garber starred at quarterback for Handley as both teams matched penalties and fighting spirit.
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Caer
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Ving
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Duvall
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Convocation of Valley Churches Opens Tonight
The Valley Convocation of the Protestant Episcopal Church opens with an 8 o'clock service at Christ Church on Washington and Boscawen streets. Rev. Dr. Campbell Sayers of Middlebury will preach. Sessions run tomorrow and Wednesday, with public attendance invited.
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Middlebury
Mission Woman Praises Vegetable Compound
Mrs. J. W. Albertson of 1015 Miller Avenue Mission Texas says she could hardly do her housework due to weakness but after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she feels much better and recommends it. She offers to answer letters from women asking about its effects.
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Miller Avenue
Mission, Texas
Six Persons Are Convicted In Police Court
Six defendants were convicted in police court this morning for offenses including drunkenness and driving under the influence. Karl Gardner received a $12 fine for speeding. Tom Shanholtz paid $14 for improper use of automobile license tags. George Riggs was fined $118, jailed 30 days, and had his license revoked for one year for operating a vehicle under liquor. Melvin Jenkins was fined $12 for drunkenness. Walter Dodson jailed for drunkenness. Oliver Brooks, colored, fined $17 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Riggs was arrested after a Saturday incident involving three cars between this city and Welltown and will face hit and run charges tomorrow.
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Riggs
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Well Town
Hanting Law Is Violated in Court Fines Set
A. C. White of the city fined 9.25 dollars in county magistrate court for hunting on enclosed lands without owner permission. Max Butler of Winchester fined 24.25 dollars for hunting without a license. Justice Tavenner said Butler’s license will be revoked until he provides the name of his unnamed companion.
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Tavenner
Trys To Break Junior Record At Newark Flight
Bob Buck, 16 year old Elizabeth aviator, took off from the NJ metropolitan at 7.10 am to break the junior record of 29 hours 29 minutes and to try the west-east Schneider record.
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Associated Press
Newark
Bob Buck
Elizabeth
Buck
Schneider
Five Members Of Election Board Get Jail Terms
Five members of an election board in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania were sentenced to six months to one year in prison after pleading guilty to frauds during the spring primary election that pitted Gifford Pinchot against Francis Shrunk Brown for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. They were also fined $500 plus court costs and permanently dis franchised for four years by Judge Coughlin.
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Wilkes Barre
an_ election board
Gifford Pinchot
Francis Shrunk Brown
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Jack Hayes, Jr
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Walter Burringer
Reese Lewis
Coughlin
Umpires Chosen For World Series
J. E. Jack Reardon and Charles Rigler will umpire the National League games in the World Series, announced by President John A. Heydler. American League umpires George Moriarity and Harvey Geisel were named at Chicago by President Ernest Bernard.
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New York
J. E
Jack) Reardon
Charles Rigler
John A. Heydler
Chicago
Ernest Bernard
George Moriarity
Harvey Geisel
Opening Prices In Grain Market Report
Prices for September and December contracts in corn and oats are listed. Corn shows September at 80 and December at 77 1/2 with March 77 and May 79 1/4. Oats trade at 35 1/2 for December and 38 1/2 for March with May at 39.
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Chica
Ill
Tae
Cotn
Oats
National Banks Face Treasury Call for Condition
The comptroller of the currency ordered a nationwide report on the condition of all national banks as of the close of business Wednesday September 4, with results to be announced today.
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