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The Washington times., 1921-04-12
Satisfying Produ C tion Is
Made of Shakespeare s
Classic Tragedy, With Star
Suitably Supported in All
Important Roles.
ny LOUIS ASHLEY.

Walter Hampden and supporting
players presented Macbeth" at Polls
Theater last night. the first perform
ance of week devoted to Shakespsr-
can repertoire.
The Washington times., 1921-04-12
THE CAST.
Shakespeare.

To the student of Shakespeare
Walter Hampden gives to the role of
Macbeth, an Interpretation that is
highly satisfying, While 1t does not
equal in it's opportunities and appeal
that of Hamlet" in which Mr..
Hampden is so admittedly superior. 1t
ranks favorably with any interpreta-
tions that have been presented here
in many years.
1t is perhaps in the banquet scene.
when haunted by the apparition OF the
newly-murdered Banquo. that Mr..
Hampden reaches the highest point of
his power. And in the closing scene
at Dunsinane, when facing Macduff in
the hand-to-hand encounter, still re-
liant on the witches promise that no
man "born of woman" should achieve
his end, only to realize that the op-
posing thane is the one referred to In
the prophecy, he scores triumph.
The supporting cast includes but
few faces not previously seen here in
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
DIR. GILBERT HAS
SHOULDER HURT

Or. A. NJ. Gilbert. we'll known
druggist, had his left shoulder frac.
tured yesterday shortly after noon
when he was thrown from the bug
gy in which he was riding ON the
road towards Hedgesville and hurl.
ed against n fence post along the
road He, with his son Merriman,
continued to the homo of DR. Fry
in Hedgesville. who put on n tenn.
porary splint. and later in the after
noon came back to this city. Last
night he went to the Kings Daugh-
ters Hospital whero he is expect.
ed to stay for several days for treat.
ment and examination.
An automobile passing the buggy
In which DIR. Gilbert was driving
frightened the horse on stretch
Of narrow road, the animal shiod
and tho buggy went over the sido
of the road
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
TEN TO GRADUATE
FROM ST. JOSEPH'S
Father Reinhart Will Make
Commencement Address.

The 3Sth annual commencement
exercises of st. Jospebs School will
take place Sunday evening at 7.S0
o'clock in st. Joseph's church, when
the following young people will be
awarded their diplomas: Eleanor
Marguerite Ziler, Mary Isabelle Lit
tie. Gertrude Elizabeth Alderton.
Lillian Marguerite Martin. b. Marie
McIntire and Charles Leo Wynd.
ham, Samuel Edward Broth. James
Shea Goheen, Thomas Francis
O'Brien and William Floyd Prov.
ance.
Rev. T. Reinhart. pastor of the
Hancock Catholic church. will de-
liver the address to tho graduates,
aud Rev. w. A. Mekeefry is to con-
fer the gold medals and diplomas.
During the evening childrtn's
chorus will sing the Hymn to the
Sacred Heart" and Praise We the
Father" Other numbers will be
Ave Maria" Frank Schubert. sung
by Mr.. Leo A. Livers; % Salutaris. =
Wiegand, sung by Mcssrs. George
Smith and Gerald Sloan and Tan,
tum Ergo" Brown, bY the choir.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
.MO0NSHINER GETS
Z MONTHS IN JAIL
c. l.. Edwards Arrested With
LIQUOR Two Stills Found.

c. l.. Edwards. Of the pine hill
section. entered plea OF guilty in
Justice Bakers court this morning
to manufacturing moonshine Ii
quor. and was sentenced to two
months in Jail and given fine Of
$2e0. which he paid.
Edwards was arrested Saturday
night by Sheriff Dean and deputies
as he was coming into the city from
his home with some OF tho liquor
in his possession With him was
Mart Price. Of the pine hill section,
also. who had ono gallon OF contra
band liquor. and he was arrested for
having II in his possession. Price
then turned states evidence, and
told The whole story, rs result OF
which he was released. and the of
fcers the next day found two stills
on the premises OF Edwards in the
rine hills
Edwards was carrying approx
mately two and onehalf gallons of
liquor when arrested. which tested
the officers said, about nine-five
percent proof.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
RENOWNED AYIATRIX
CRUSHED TO DEATH
Miss BromWeIi'S Plane Turns
Turtle.

Mineola, y y, June 6.-Miss
Laura Bromwell. holder of the
loop-the-loop record for women and
one of the best known women pill
OTIS in the world. was killed at Nit
chel Field Sunday afternoon.
Miss Bromwell was flying at an
altitude Of about 1000 feet when
the accident happened. She had just
completed one loop and was about
to make a second when something
went wrong with the plane aed it
crashed to the grouno
Miss Bromwell. whose home was
in Cincinnati. was % years old.
She established her loop-the-loop
record May Is last, when she exc.
cuted 100 loops IN ! hour and 90
minutes That same afternoon size
piloted her a.rplane over a two-mile
straightaway course at the rate OF
135 mjlee an hour
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
CHARLES TOWN IND HF1DGESVILLE
ROADS WILL BIZ ASKED or COMM

Berkeley county would be able 10
secure about $4,000 Under the
Townsend Bill, also being consider
ed in Congress, and which proposes
coastto-coast highways, Berkeley
county and West Virginia would be
left practically without federal aid
A resolution urging the West Virgin
la senators ana congressman to sup.
port tine DyWcll Bin was submitted
to the Board of Directors Of the
Chamber at Il meeting today
IL vas brought out at Saturday s
meeting that the recently passed
State Road Bin provides only for
county seal connections ana conncc-
tons with adlOining states. For
such work the State viii contract
and cXpend in each county sum in
proportion which Tine countys class
A mileage bears to tho Class A mile.
age Of tire entire stHte. When the
state road system in each county is
completed, the appropriation of state
funds for that county VIII cease.
Therefore under the bill Berkeley
c9aHty ~lII no. pe State aid for it4
entire &c miles o. class 4 road
and VII receive aid only Tor those
Class a roads which connect coun-
~ seats and wh.lb connect with
main l5gA8ays ol adjoining states.
For the FIRST t~a years Of the
state road building program $1,000,
000 has been authoriZed Twenty
per cent of his amount. or $4,000.
4
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
VIOLATES MARTIAL.
LAW, "a ARRESTED
Lick Creek Miners Hailed To
Court.

Williamson. W. Va, June 6.-For
ty-two men, residents of the Lick
Creek tent colony of idle miners,
near Williamson. were arrested
Sunday and locked up IN the coun-
ty jail, charged with violating the
proclamation of martial law recent
" imposed following disorders in
the Mingo coal fields.
The purpose OF the raid, said Capt
7. r. Broekus, Of the state police
was an attempt to bring to justice
those who have fred upon motor.
lists in the vicinity OF the tent col.
ouy during the past few weeks.
Decision to make the raid. 1t was
said, followed when reports reach.
ed state police headquarters that
an automc'sle, in which five persons
were ridins was fired upon this
morning. Five bullets struck the
car, according to the reports, but
no one was injured.
The arrests were made by state
police and deputy sheriffs. headed
by Captain Brockus and Sheriff
Pinson. and consisted Of about 40
men, all heavily armed. No resist.
ance was offered, but the authorit.
les declared that eight armed men
fed into the mountains when the
posse reached the camp. One was
captured after an exciting chase
The prisoners will be examined to.
day.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
NEW WAR BREWING
AGAINST THE SOVIET
Japan Said To Be Aiding Anti.
BoIShevikS.
by international News servIes)

London, June "a new war aga.
inst the Russian soviet is brewing
in Siberia, according to adyices re
ceived here today from various sour.
ces. Fighting has already broken
out with the white" forces al
lacking the bolsheviks along the
Trans-Siberian railway.
Japan Is said to be giving aid e
the white" army that is being mar
shalled near Vladivostok for a gen
eral attack this summet against the
reds According to a Moscow dis.
patch to the Daily Herald, Japan
has arranged for the transfer Of
General Wrangers army from Tur
key to Siberia to fight the bolshe-
viks. It is planned by Japan. ac-
cording to the Daily Herald's dis.
patch, to unite the white forces al
ready in Siberia with the remnants
OF the armies OF General Wrangel
and General Semenoff
THE whites plan TO attempt an
invasion Of all of Siberia" said the
Daily Herald's dispatch The work
ers and peasants in Eastern 81.
IBERIA are preparing for stubborn
resistance.
George Tchitcherin, commissair
for foreign affairs, has sent a note
protesting to the entente and
threatening to hold the entente re
sponsible, is General Wraneels
army Is sent 10 the Far East"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06

Miss Rama PAYER
Bible Study and Mission Study,
Miss Ida Funkhouser
Members at Large, Miss = Ir:djy-
Miss Ida Judy.
Music,
Interesting Programs, Mrs. Anna
i'iilmyer.
Conference, Mrs. L. !. Doty.
Benediction.
Wednesday Afternoon ? O'clock.
Bible Study-Claiming the Album
! dant Life, Mrs. N. T. A. Cupp
Roll Call.
Minutes.
Greetings from Conference. Rev.
II. r. Richardson.
Missionary Reading, Mrs w. c
Taylor.
report OF Board Meeting Mrs. w.
W. C Co9'ey, ,,n. = ~.
1'l...2 - wi o. T. :. 10y
MEN Memorial Service Mrs. {. p
n" ny oo,
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AVE Wedn st,sd Nsht O'Clock, ,se nu,
pI'ie 9eaoy Ci"IiiitiiE tie rIE
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a., eIi'is, sliS. w. "a " Ut
DueV' MI. anu MIS- T. heyhoid8'
Audress
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me Lana MRS r. T. po'F.
report Oh committee OH tteSOlu-
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
WILL GO TO
SEE HIM PLAY

'Dokes' Fitzgerald the locally re
uowned baseball fan. expects to Wis
it Washington Sunday whom Lew
Blue plays there against the Ma
tionals. Blue is starring with tho
Detroit Tigers and that redoubtable
team will play four days in Wash
ington Very likely number OF
Blues friends will travel to the Ma
tional capital to witness the form
er Martinsburg plaNer In action.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06

a tentative construction of the
most needed road construction in
Berkeley county, which the new
State Highway Commission will be
urged to undertake, was discussed
at a joint conference OF the County
Court commissioners ana the road
committee Of the Chamber Of Com
MERGE at the Chamber offices on Sat
urday night. Determined 10 wage an
aggressive campaign to obtain for
Berkeley county its mos important
road improvements possible under
the state road laws, the County
Court commissioner and the Cham
boris committee formed a coopera.
tive alliance 10 use all possible joint
influence 10 secure early action by
the Highway Commission
Those present at Saturday nights
conference We're County Commissions
crs Hesse and Smith, Road Engineer
Davis, Gray Silver, +. e Uonshaw,
II. G. Brooks. b. A. Poland. and Sec
rotary Pau AS a result 81 tho con
ference ARRANGEMENTS will be made
today by Secretary PfaH iaf 4 joint
conference Of Berkeley ard jefferson
County Court commits Hors to he
held at Charles Town. rrobably on
Thursday afternoon Of This week, for
the purpose Of Pcttine The two
County Courts to agree an route
connecting Martinsburz nd Charles
Town
The tentative road program
an rs,,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
LADS MOTHER
AT SONS SIDE

Mrs. Mary Reubenstein, of New
York, whose son, Charles, aged H.
lost an arm and practically both
feet near Engles switch last week
when he is thought to have attempt
ed to board fast Baltimore and
Ohio freight, arrived Saturday night
to see her boy ut the City hospital
Charles is one of seven children the
widowed mother brought from Eu
rope some years ago. lie was entic
ed from home by some other boys
about three months before the acct
dent and was on his way to Chicago
to see a brother when the tragedy
hefell him.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
CAR TURNS TURTLE.

A party of Michigan tourists en-.
route to their home, narrowly es-
caped death on Saturday morning,
when the driver of the big machine
lost control of the car ON Siding
Hill. above Hancock, The car went
over an embankment and turned
turtle Aside from few slight In
iuries and n bad shaking, the oc
cupants escaped unhuri The ma
chine was placed back on the road
by n Hancock garage and repaired
and the car then proceeded on its
way
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
B. g. |. stockholders
ELECT DIRECTORATE
Nineteen Nominees Up For
BalIoting Tomorrow.

Stockholders in the Martinsburg
Building and Loan Association are
urged to exercise their voting privi-
Board of Directors which will take
leges at the election OF a permanent
place tomorrow at the Mayors office
In the City Hall. Polls will be open
from to s p. m. The election
clerks and tellers in charge are Paul
II. Martin. f.. c. Weller and George
r. lIolllda.
There are nineteen nominees from
which a board of nine viii be elect
ed. The three receiving the highest
number of votes will serve for three
years, tho next three for terms of
two years and the next three for
terms of ono year. Bach stoekhold-
or Is entitled to a many votes as he
owns shares OF stock. Following the
close of the polls there will be n
meeting OF stockholders at which a
constitutional amendment will be
voted. This amendment provides for
the reduction of the amount of bonds
Of the secretary and treasurer from
$4,000 and $4,000 respectively to
$4,000 and $4,000. This action f.
proposed because of tho high rate of
premium required on the present
bonds OF the two officers.
The nineteen nominees for tomor
rows elections are II. l.. Alexander,
II. A. Bradford, w. r. Caskey, r. l..
Dunn A. J Ilammann, II. G. Kitch-
en-, George Kat2, ]. w. Lloyd. r. "
Martin, c. A. Miller, j. A. Minor. J.
C. McKown II. p. Thorn, Edward
sigler, Z. A. Poland, Don II. Parsens.
A. NJ. StaUbly ]. Frank Thompson
and Charles S. TrHmn.
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led
HIS RIOT CALL

James Butts, his wife and three
big-eyed children, wondering what
il all was about, were brought in
rom the mountains this morning to
answer to a charge - alleged as.
sault upon one Joseph Kahn and
wife, residing in the same vicinity.
The matter came UP before Justice
Fred II. Baker and the accused was
dismissed for lack Of evidence Kahn
is said to have admitted that he
sent in riot call for the officers
and afterwards phoned TO cancel the
request. The Butts family, much
relieved, returned to the mountains
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
UNITED BRETHREN WOMAN
MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
C0NENE,S THIS EVENING


ne niIeellth ann uaI convention
t!e virginia biaHch' woman S
visionary Association thited
''ieeateh .Hiii.i III lifIs, VIII con
3ene at . clock TINS evening IN
second United Brethren church ana
continue until Wednesday neat. y
i&lse number oil young people are
expected To ne IN attendance and
an interesting program has been
prepared lof tlle occasion. Inc gen
eral public IS invited to be present
Two OF the leading speakers are
returned missionaries, Miss Lula
chpplnGer an" Mrs r. J. Doty The
program VIII tie as follows
Monday Evening" 800 O'clock.
Orchestra.
BlDle STUDY laimlnG the Treas
urer OF the Word, Miss Ida Funk
houser.
Music.
Greetings from Pastor, Rev. II,
Il. RICHARDSON
President OF local W. NJ. A. Mrs.
ii. E. Richardson.
Response, President.
Address, Miss Lula Clippineer,
returned missionary.
Announcement of Committees.
Hymn.
Benedicticn.
Tuesday morning $50 O'clock. Ex-
ecutiVe Meeting 500 O'clock.
Conservation Meeting.
Bible Study-Claiming the Pow.
er Of the Holy Spirit, Miss Lula Clip
pinger.
Address, President.
Roll call and Organization.
Reports Of Officers.
Report of Delegates.
Conference Mrs. E. l. Doty.
MONDAY Prayer.
Tuesday Afternoon 2.3o O'Clock.
Hymn.
Bible Study Claiming Jesus
Christ AS Result in My Life, Mrs.
L. A. Racey.
Roll Call.
Minutes
Talk, Miss Rosa Illl.
Sclo, Miss Mary Woods,
Talk, Miss Estella Thompson
Solo, Mrs. f. Reynolds.
Conference. Mrs. f. T, Doty.
Music.
Benodiction.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-06
BIDS

Bids will be received for the cree
ton of a two story brick building
for use of Ryneal Hose Co. No. l
on w, Burke St, until June 10th,
1921. Plans and specifications can
be had by calling on C. f. Kent, Ar
chitect Bids to be filed with the
Recorder at or before noon, OF the
above date.
MARTIN QUINN,
"a lot lip Fire Chief
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MANY Al SERVICE

4 large audience was in attend
anee upon the annual Children S
Day exercises at Second Baptist
church last evening The program.
which consisted of appropriate mu.
sic and recitations commenced at
7.45 p. m. was interesting from
start to finish. and the general yer.
diet of the congregation that # was
an hour pleasantly spent.
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co.'s TO CUMBERLAND

Mr. Robert Slote, until last week.
MANAGER Of the Crandall theatres in
this civ left today 10 begin his
new duties as manager or the
CraHdall Strand. in Cumberland.
Mrs slete remaine hero for a few
DAYS They will sell their furniture
and discontinue housekeeping for a
nnrind
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SIX NURSES
PASS EXAWS

The many friends of the trained
nurses, graduates Of local hospitals,
who recently appeared before the
state Board Of Examiners at Key
ser recently, will be glad to learn
that all passed with honors and are
row qualified to oficiate as regis.
tered nurses. The ladies who re-
ceiyed these priced certificates Sat
urday were Miss Edna Baber, Miss
Ida Richards, Miss Narceline Byrd,
OF the Kings Daughters, and Miss
Iona Heberlig. Miss Mabel Crawford
and Miss Alta Cheshire. of the City
hospital
At the present time all nurses at
the Kings Daughters are registered.
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TUESDAYS SPECIAL AT
THE NEWBERRY STORE

Large pieces of Aluminium Ware.
Your choice Of any piece $1.00. Poly
prim Aprons, soc.
y II J. ]. NsWBERRY &. CO.
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GOES FOR OPERATION

Attorney Fl. H. Emmert left to-
day for Baltimore where he will
undergo an operation at tho hands
Of Or. BloodgOod specialist
The y. p. c. e. will hold a fee.
tival at the Pikeside church Wed
nesday night. If weather is unfa-
yorable, on Thursday night. All
cordially invited 6 ct IN
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WIN. HENsHAY CHAPTER MEET

The Wi,liari Uanshaw Chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolu
ton, will Hold lis monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon. June 9TH, at
$50 p. m. al The home of Mrs NJ
TrammeH Hollis, 700 West BurEo
street.
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TO TAKE VACATION.

Mr. s. II. Watson, of the local
EostofHce staff. will leave tomorrow
fer Hanover, Pa. to spend a week
af vacation rs the guest of his
daughter, Mrs ElizabC tn Little.
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WANTED TO HIRE

Man with horse and wagon #
one-half days work each day.
p. X. HALL,
3f2 y. Queen st,
llousefurnshinp Coal K lee
Is cod. LIP If
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ANOTHER INSTALLMENT
a., intern attonpI MsuJa Gar,JrA

Berlin, June 6.--Another install.
meHt Of 100000 gold marks is be.
ing transferred to American FEEDER.
al Reserve Banks 10 apply upon
Germany's indemnity to the allies.
it vac announced today.
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NOTICE.

The regular monthly meeting of
Berkeley Post No. IA, American lie.
gion will be held at Legion head
quarters on West King St, Mon.
Gay night, June 9th, at 8 p. m.
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LAUNDRY REopEMED-

Charles Chan has reopeuad d
laundry at 1l6 West Burke, and is
ready for business.
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DAILY MARKET REPORT
BOOK LOST.

journal Route book No. {, King
and Queen streets Route. Reward
if returned to John Wagner, Car
rier, 307 West Martin st, or the
Journal Office. 81 Up II
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LAUNDRY RE.opENEn.

Charles Chan has re-opened his
laundry on West Burke street. and is
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RETURNS HOME

RETURNS HOME.
Mrs Paul Lingamfelter and baby
We're able to leave the Kings Daugh
ters' hospital Sunday for their home.
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