davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Rcrts Not Listed Alphabetically ia
Guide Can Be Located as Follows:

AH8ApAN--Se6 Port said
AA0-See Gothenhurg
ApEIAAF AFtsE E.-ses Freemantle. Lyttslton
@ < ( xhtsgHHnf AshstsgH nf,xMv,. nn4xMr-Ass Gsps 6s. T9wn
AzNTGGuAr-sss 4 nth q 4 s:s 81 Thensa
ARIcA See Cristobal. PAita
AHRGY0 0y-See Arecibo 81
8AHI IA--See Para
AHR5A 4LANAsse g rSo,c Rio a. Jsnstro
Il BAEAvIA--See Penang. Alden
j BATHURST--Sec Azores
& HATIyM ConstantInopls
Z HMI8 A5-See Cape Town
5ss SSsssssAsW1A NspELHfssses / 1ais1s renans
& u 8l1xaIAN c0NGo See Canaries
4ME NSAe Chrtstiauia
Y 4ISSA -Ses Azores
& BEG ckland
s5AS AiIsA 8 M Msss consss ssnsipepis, xix,srs
8YNNos AyREs See Montevidso. Rio
81 - Jane3So. Santos
es1sa zBsS Ssisss lss ssss ssss'aep''
eHEIxs All asss sss sssa3ss cslssoba.. raita
'cxLcuIis Honolulu. Alexandria.
dzRpnNx dszARM5h9o ss3ss ! sss ,:syasa cspas.ss
CART TAQHNA ~ See Kingston. Haitian
cAYENsE 50 81. yhonnas
GEAR A--~See HArA
c!5AE46A Sst5 Az 4 V 5x;.ass J; Pslta
ea5NW2si6dTssx SO soSfosmnaSn Yokohass,a
9E TIANeAAsIlsee ChristiaittA
c01oMH ~ Saonpluiu Alexxndrts.
p Il ,sa..ss
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

LIBAu--See Copenhagen
LIBERIA--See Canaries
LIMERICK-See Cork
LOANDA-See Azores
sIONDONnERRY-See Belfast. Cork
MACEI See Para
MADEIRA-See North Africa. Azores
N MSALMO-See ~ Copenhagen. Gothenburg
MAL'rA--See North Africa
MANAOS-See Para
MANZANILLO-See Havana
:. MstARRACAIBo-se n AZ Mayaguez. San Juan
s1dARSEILLES--See Genoa
MnAhrINlQUE-Se See st. Thomas
MOSSEL BA Y--See Cape Town
MATADI See Azores
MAURITIUS--SeeC Cape Town
MHsi.boukNE-See = Freemantle, Lyttel-
MoLLENpose see Paita
AiONRoyIA See Azores
MQROCCO--See North Africa
MOyILLE See Glasgow
NATALe-See Para
SSHWCAsTL Sec London. Rotterdam,
NoRRKoPING G--see Gothcnburg
NORTH AFRICAN poRTs-see BARGE.
NORTHERN NIGERIA canaris.
NLENITAS--See Havana
KS N.lV To--See :, e. Lisbon. Bilbao
sIARATIyBA~-s pars
gR1AAhAaiARiB I, 1s1 30 See ST, Thomas
s %PERNAMBuCOSee Para
sPISCO~-See Paita
eNG poaa sfs ASTosfossso sfsse s,so aAsssa Asssase
FORT IsIAiC1N-~See Haya na S
5 PoRT TsNATAIs--SeeC Cape. Town
& PORT SUD AN-See Alden
PORT SWHTTENfIA see Penang
CQNEC-Hee CauarieA
TllGuESE GuINEA--Se CanArl6s
y Havana, Vera Crux
~ CAAEIs1s sC So San Jua1
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Sailing for
United States

new FORK From Rotferdam
Mar. S1-HATTIE LUCKENBACII fFMN
Luckenbach Lines
Aprs 47--E. J. LuCKENBACH (FMl
Luckenhach Lines
Z. From HAMBURG
mar. S0$-1ARRY LUCKENBAcH fFyfl
Ixnckenbach Lines
Z = aAp'' =. = = : l1UCMENBACH fFM9
81. a As9sskenhach ! Lines
. - sac!pn1e From Rotterdam
Apr. 17---g J. LuCKNNnxcH fraf}
Lpekehbaeh Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24
Coastwise

Baltimore From New York -
MAR. .SO--GEORGIANsJA wEEMS {F1 ~
=, Haischaw S. 8. Lines Inc. II
charleston, Sec Jacksonville \
Galveston From New York
Tues tF), Thurs. tF). Sat. CD
Galveston, Key West From New York
ADs E iseoMs 2pTe S5T naorg Mae[y Tna Limo
jacksonville Charleston fromNewYork
MAJ Mar ssssc3MASGnE n @ fPF} e,yS ciyds Lin:
Mar. Si.--LENAPE {PF) Clyde Line
Key West, See Galveston
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle
Hawaiian islands
From New York
Apr. 15--C. c. MORSE IF,
United states Transport Co., Inc.
Los Angeles (San Pedro), San
Francisco, Portland, Seattle,
Tacoma From New York
Mar. 2C-oHIoAN (F)
United American Lines. Inc.
New Orleans From New York
Wednesdays cd. Saturdays CPD
Southern Pacinc Co.
New York From Baltimore
Mar. e6--GEoRGIANNA wEEMs CD
Halschaw s. s. Lines. Inc.
New York, Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Mar. SO-K. /. LUCKENBACH (yM}
H. Luckenbach Lines
APR. r.J6--KATRINA LUCKENBACH (F41
Lpckenbach Lines
Portland Also SEQ Los Angeles
San Diego See slew York. San Francisce
San Francisco Aaso san bissd 5ss Jos Angeles
= From Baltimore
MAE. %4--POINT ADAMS (F)
| Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
oan francisco, San Diego, Los An
geIes From New York
mar. SO-JULIA LuCKENBACH (FMl
Luckenbach Lines
1ApfS S--EDWARD LuCKENBACH (FND
: Luckenbach Lines
San Pedro, San Francisco
/ ASso 80 Los Angeles, San Diego.
From Mobile
e.s.s0 g mssaxs-CAPE EROMAINtF)page &Jcnss
oeAftle SEQ Los Angeles
aac0mA, SEQ Lss Angeles
New-York tribune., 1921-03-24

Liverpool, Manchester FromN Newo orlean,
Apr. l0--W. HARsHAw(F)stee s. s. Line
Apr. 25--W. WAUNA tFN) Steele s. s. Line
London. From New York
Mar, 26--MONTAUK (F) Atlantic Transport
Mar. 26--vERBANIA tF) Cunard Line
Mar. 29--QLD NORTH STATE (PERMl
Ap Appr NAISe NAHcra l rs 5ttsnsss aIg1nsp0rt
Apr. 0--MONTANAG(E') Atlantic Transnert
Apr. 19--P ANHANDLE STATE (pFRM5 -
y. 8. Mali Steamship Co, Inc
Apr. 2S--RARDIC CD Atlantic transport
Apr. 3O--MESABA (F') Atlantic Transport
From baltimore
Mar. 4s -SGYTHIAN ca LeyIand Line
Apr. 7--MISSIsSIPPI (FS Atlantic Trans.
Apr. 18--AARYLANp tlT) Atlantic Trans.
Apr. .2z--MISSQuRI (F'l Atlantic TRANSPORT
NAY -SsAP 6 ,gLIN SFl orioie s. 8. Lines
May S4--IA -IAERHONKs0N{F Oriole SIS, Lines
From Philadelphia
Apr. apr eMIssgl Sse.-yMAhAGIAu st sp2 & &GSnard Line
Aprs 27-AdAIIOPAC tF) Atlantic Trans'
From Boston
Mar. 20--NITONIAN (F1 LeyIand Lima
From Hampton Roads
APR. t7--kERHONK8ONiF Orioles q. . I.ine.
NAY SsSsd IOoFiois Il & s.s s,sfs Zine.
London, Hull, Newcastle, Leith
From Philadclpiaia
xlSss HAL Alx.--A STEAAGER (F)
Sayae =. g. q Foreign Servicey
London, Liverpool, Manrhester. New
castle, GIasgow Frosn sacksonyilis IS NJ 7
snalins IIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
About Veterans
of Foreign Wars

COMMITTEES ehairrnen 70 arrange
for tho national convention. Veterans
81 Foreign wars. 10 be held IN Beat.
Ito next year. have b~~n appointed
by Ralph A. Horr. a. follows:
County Treasurer william A.
Gains. 70 be chairman Of the finance
committee
Charles II. winfer-. chairman Of
transportation. Philip Tworoger.
chairman Of the publicity committee.
Harry Young. chairman Of the com.
fnittec on arrangements. Councilman
Philip Tindaii. chairman % commit.
tee on decorations. Cap, WIN. How.
ard Nelson, chairman Of organization
committee. MAJ r. y. Cunningham.
Chairman Of reception committee
Each 81 the chhirrn~n has power 90
appoint members Of his committee.
7, il the intention Of the post 90
have the committee oofnponed no;
only % the mcmhrrs OF Veterans 81
Foreign WAR. bat also have repre-.
ssn'stlyez from the Grand Army OF
the Republic. spanish American War
Veterans. tho American Legion. an
well az civilian bodies. such as tho
Chamber of Commerce. labor orEanl.
cations. the Rotary club real estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
GIRL IS SLAIN
BY BOOZE MAN
Youngster Dies as Result OF
Fright

PfTTfBURGH. Dec. 7s.--Litue
Agnes Katherine Hughes. 81 years
old. "bogie man" victim. In dead
Paraiyzed. stricken dumb and blind
ed thru mental torture caused BY a
thoughtlens expression Eome two
ycaru ago when n woman told her
"a bogte man win get You n You
so into that dark room" che died
this week Ia her crib In her home.
When she WIS years old she
spoke silaviah. Polish ana English.
but for more than year her
thoughts had been expressed In the
most naive baby talk.
with tho haunting OF the '-bogie
man" whom shs fancied rh. saw IN
every shadow. paralysis set In. and
for a year nhe had been unable to
walk or ride on even her beloved
kiddie car. To crown her affliction.
ehs became blind last June and had
been confined TO hor crib since then
LATHE Agnes was known all over
the world. Three large boxes full
of letters from almost every civil
ixoi country came from Hympai hiz-
ing persons with advice and offern
10 care for the little unfortunate.
In the last week six physicians
~ AZ many different cltles examined
tho 'bogie.man- victim. They we're
only a few Of the number OF modi-
cal men who visited the Hughes
home during tho last year In an
effort 10 solve the mystery Of the
paFnlyzst nervous system caused b.
4 ferv spoken words.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
WIFE PERILS SELF

How foolish I've b~en.- Grace
thought Il don't blame Husband
for being impatient with me I
almost made q tragedy on, Of .
mistake have bcen 90 Interested
tn getting nice things for the house
that I have neglected my appear.
anoc. Dick wants me 20 70 out
wih him more ard have stayed
AZ home 10 ave eiothen No more
though. He will BE- surprised when
he secs this new drrxa 10 his favor.
He color and the dress and coat I
am Eiai heard about cherry's.-
They are at 2o1 Tsiaito Bldg 30
tween Madison and Spring. just over
tho Pig'n Whistle. Take elsvatnr.
--Advertisem.ut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

Lodge No. o.. Eika. Thursday
night presented W. l.. Moran. chair.
man u the big brother committee 81
the lodge. with a life membership
card In tho organization. Moran.
who leaves soon for Kansas City 10
become a member Of the Libby. Nc
Nell a Libby staff. staged the boys
picnic At Woodland park last July.
and n active Ia the Seattle Boys
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
KILLED BY
FAST TRAIN

Harry Donovan. 90. a iaborsr en-
pioyed BY the Great Northern rail
way. stepped In front Of fast train
ut Meadows Point near Edmond
Thursday night and was instantly
killed. The body wns taken 70 the
county morg1ia. where efforts to 10.
cate hin family are being fnnds Fri
day. Donovan came here from
Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

PARIS. Dec. ss.--Djuro chemdin.
ite.year-oid Turk. In out OF work.
and luck.
lies too OLD to toss pianos. tho
he's done that all HIS life In Con
ntantipopie.
And he's too young looking to en-
hihit himself an the worlds oldest
man. which he came 10 Paris 10 do
pIuro's eyes arc bright ana his
step firm. tho his birth registration
ia dated iT7s. Doctors say he'll live
TO - 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Corsmsn. Latte l.. Tenins, hoy.
AsnFnuma. TakaKtro. 1859 Weller st..
girl
fiefton y. W. s,is woodland Park
ave. hoy.
Knwnkuchi. rcshtwsrn. 1871 spence
St. Los Angeles. rirL
NoFon. Hen. itoe p f'ir At. boy.
chuhatok. Fadoul 1ses 10Th ave- r.
girl
Goldman. Aiex Kermit Alta Vista
Apis. Eift
RoEsrs Frank A. $3.50 w. Hudson
ct. girl
tsnot,. GeorE. wIiford. sstr coium-
hia st.. boy.
boy.
tAhnry~r. Edward Henry. iG n
s0th at. boy.
MeAnaiiy. Harold W. Carolina Court
rtrt
Harrington J. J. 1883 ,:nd ave.
wiri
seeker. Harold w 81, Bellevue pl.
49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
DEATHS


McMuIIsn. DanIeI II II sfsS FhIn'
n~y ave
Hopkins. G~org. o. age unknown.
gcs Mob Hili ave.
Sakayashikl. Matsnnt. 4 montha III
Fifth ave. 4
Dante. Merilia Ellen. g. .o3t Sixth
ave
Hauschiid Agnes l.. 81. SIS Cherry
81
Day. Anna L. sc. s.N L.tona ave
Harding. Pat. l day. Wenatrhre-
EDDY. Ruth. dayA iss Meiross
ave. ~.
Maillefts. Bunnis Helen. Z. s0i ;sth
ave. ~.
Hare, Faur,a 10. Carolina Court
WOODS, sidney Francis. 7. 1919 Dem
ny way.
MCMILLAN. Elizabeth T 81 1907 w.
s9fh ct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

associations and an other civic and
fraternAl organization
Tho annual election ~ officers ~
Roosevelt post fer it72 viii take
place Tuesday. December 81.
Senator potnt~xf~r. during his Wis
1, 20 Seattle. probably viii address
tho post on veteran legislation nov
pending before congreaA
A dance wifi be given by the post
sf tho Arrnory New Years eve. A
special committee has been appointed.
Of which Harry Young IL chairman.
having charge ~ the dance. The
boys expect u 20 be Trip roarer."
The eats will be In charge % com
mittee OF ladies' from the orthopcdtc
hospital. and the proceeds OF tho eats
will be donated 10 that institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Swiss Lace Closes
German Factories

PLAuES. Germany. Dec "a
Great quantities. OF Swiss lace have
been dumped into Germany. with
the result that the Saxon textile IN,
dustry has been seriously hand
capped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Do They Sell Them
for Sc in England?

LONDON. Dec za--Ths largest
pear ever produced IN the United
Kingdom IL on exhibition al Read.
ing. IL weighs 10 pounda. rs ounces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

srOKASF. - Federal bureau of
markets announces that more than
one.third OF ali the apples shipped In
tho United States up TO December .
we're sent from the state OF Washing
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
| MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age
Rice. Pred T.. Palmer ........-.. III
Whitehouae. Clara L. Palmer -. IL
Ysllnr. Frank. S~atti. ....... 20
Dl Sardo. Maria. Seattle ........2l
Hobson. wallace Fart Monroe as
Harris. Anna EiiKabrth. Monroe. Is
Courtney. Charles Edwin. Seattle. -
Daley. Ethel iS~ona. Seattle ......a1
Harrison. Victor ciIse. Con-
rr~tf ....ss.ss. IL Eat
OGrady. Catherine stella
kirkland ..........-..-.. Legal
Nshan. william A. Seattle Legal
Calkins. Eunies A.. Seattle Legal
Taylor. Mccord. WHITE Bluffs. Legal
Huston. Heien- Seattle .....-. Ii al
HILL Albert rscosco .....---...t
LAurL Alma Roberts MonI ---- y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Elected 37th Time
Without Opposition

BARSSLEY. England. Dec. "a
Charles Wray has been reelected al
derman without opposition. This Is
the sTth time he has run without
anyone couteating his seat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
Russ Opera Singers
Like a Big Family
,p~rn IN petrograd for cir

| itoya op~rh IN feu"sTan ior 81
years
vladimir Danioef. tenor. who wal
heard in the part OF Hermann. Q
young officer. played four years In
the Imperial Royal Opera In feuo
grad. and in Moscow one year.
Miss Marie Mashir. soprano. who
played tho role Of Jina. the grand
daughter IN 'ridue Dame" made
her initial appearance before the
Car. and sang before him many
times before his reinforcement.
Vladimir Radccr. baritone. known
10 his audience "Wednesday uight a.
Prince Jolctski sang In IN. kaxxan
opera. the Odessa opera. and many
other large operas In the Russian
empire. He In known TO Russians
as one 81 the best vocal instructors
tho empire ever produced.
The company was organized by
leo Fcodoroff. tho present man.
ager. In 1917. n spent two years
touring tho principal cities OF Rus
sta and Siberia. They went TO
viadivostok In August 1918. ostenai-
bly, for n short foreign tour. Fcodrr-
off succeeded In getting permission
from the kolchAk government. then
in power. 10 get HE company out
Of wnr.torn Russia
SPENT MONTHS
IN JAPAN
Tho company spent two and ono
hair months IN Japan playing IN the
Imperial theatre by special request.
and In Yokohama. Kobe. Sagl,saiI
and kioio. Th. company. sailed
from there 20 rhanghai. playing two
weeks AZ IN, Lyceum theatre before
the European colony. They npen,
three weeks IN Manila and then sailed
60 Iionekonx. After n Today en-.
gngcment here the company SAILED
for Singapore and British India.
wh~r. they spent two and one-han
months Finally landing on the
island % Java. the company was held
. year by popular demand
In March. 1891. they s-f out FROM
tava. making return engagements IN
uonwhonw. philippine islands. shanE.
hai and Japan.
4. Berr-riakoff. secretary and In
t.rpreter. on. Of the few who speak
English. said the company IN com
poasd Of Firms. Tartars. srryians.
Poles. Germans. Jews and people OF
tho cauaasun
=, Was alright under Rerensky.-
he raid. hut afterward.- he gave
q queer little shrug Of his shoulders
and then ADDED. ''fiut we doat know.
we've been away two years.
Nearly all % IN. men In tho com
rany have seen military service IN
the erar's army. The COMPANY ls
composed OF ~ members In all. In.
eludinx four babies born after ~.
organization OF the company, ali
four Of whom appear IN ulnor roles
on the stage. Little L~aa Anchlfuna
charmed the audience "Wednesday
night az Cupid. In the clever ballet
IN the second act. tn which Olga
kaaHankia. prsrua donna Of the Kles
opcra. appeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

rev Csias. Grip or IsffasnEs
and as a Preventive. TAX. Laxative
nEOMo QrtSfNE Tablets The
genuine bears the signature % -
W. Grove. iiie sure you get BRO
AtAD Joe --Adyaftts~fnent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23
By Ernest d. Tyler

Just a big. happy, carefroo fam
iiy--a remarkably congcniai family
I such IL the Russian grand opera
company which made is American
premiere az the Metropolitan thea
tre here Wednesday night.
Interesting a. tho company II
from an artistic viewpolni-~for they
gave Seattle something Wednesday
that had never been seen or heard
hero beforc--it r. no less interest.
lng In social way.
And anyone who watched them
after the performance. sitting IN the
lobby Of III. New Richmond hotel
far into the Early hours OF the
morning. chatting and laughing
over their success. could not fan TO
see tho remarkable contrast between
the Russians and similar organ.
iEation Of Americans
When the Scott company was
here several months AGO for IN.
stance. tho singers oomportcd
themselves with all the dignity and
dceorum OF grand dukes and
duchcsrez
Spending their time At an en-.
pcnnive hotel. they held aloof nom
the hot poiloi. and entered into the
life OF the city no moro than 10
they had been visiting royalty.
RUSSIANS ARR
AT HOME HIRE
These Russians. however, and bear
In mind that they are Of tho same
callber a. tho Scott company are
already just as much at home here
as tho they had been In tho city for
years
This may be due IN part 10 the
chilitshiy simple temperament OF tho
Vuszian. but probably more 70 the
vielssltud~s thru which tho company
has passed
For !, has been sfv-n 20 few bands
~ mortais to encounter such series
% adventures a. have these singers
since the Russian revolution
Tho company wns organized IN
rcsrograd In 1917 under tho kcrsn.
sky regime. and n composed Of the
fines, talent IN, Russian empire
could boast In the days of the former
Car Nicholas -
Miss Ina rurutsya. merzo ~orranc
who thrilled The audience Wednesday
night tn the role Of the Countess
Piaue pame,. played In the Imperial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

Mother. bring home soma a
Boldt's MIX Bread'--Advertlsens n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-23

THE mother is pleading + + y
! you're all we got, Davy"
/** his older brother is crippled,
his father is dead, victims of the
mountain feud . to his mother
he is still the ''baby" y y he must
be her breadwinner now yet
every instinct fights for revenge
he can't have 'em thinking he's afraid.
- Don't you see how men are
about those things?" he demands.
His face is clouded y his
hands clenched 81 got to co."
a sob heaves in his chest
rebellious tears stream over his cheeks
- he is crying like baby
he throws an arm across his eyes
he stumbles from the room.
LOW does this simple, homespun
! boy, who wants to be man, tear
free from the agony that racks his
soul? Must he break his moth
er's heart? or his own?
See Richard Barthelmess in the role of.
David, in "ToP able David" at the Col
iseum beginning Saturday. Barthel-
mess, star of sway Down East" never
had a warmer, more lovable, more
human role! The story is from The
Saturday Evening Post. The author
is Joseph Hergesheimer.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-30
$50 nE:LECATESA AT
MEETING Of JUNIOR
PRESBYTERY HERE
Supt. Baker In Charge
Closes This Afternoon.

approximately $50 delegates from
various churches Of the Winchester
Presbytery answered the roll call
at noon today at the Young Peo-
pies Conference which held an all
day session in the local Presbyter-
ian Church The gathering came
for an all-day session, and willsclose
this afternoon.
Delegations from Berryville, Bun
ker Hill, Charles Town, South
Branch, Falling Waters. Bedington,
Kearneysville, Keyser, Martinsburg,
Moorefeld, Shenandoah Junction,
Sherherdstown, Strasburg, Toma-
hawk and Winchester answered the
roll today, some of the delegations
adding that their number would be
swelled by arrivals this afternoon.
The delegates interrupted their
work at noon to be guests of the
local society at a luncheon served
in the lecture room by the ladies'
auxiliary of the Presbyterian church
here, the menu including country
ham, potato salad, pepper slaw,
bread and butter, ice cream, cake
and coffee. This was followed by a
social period which was followed in
turn by resumption Of the formal
program that was to occupy the en-
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-30
WOMAN is NAMED

Washington, Aug 29-Appoint-
ments OF Mrs. Mabel Walker Willie
brandt, OF Los Angeles, to b assist
ant attorney general Of til
States and ]. Y. Williams u be
United States attorney for the Nor
thern district of California were an
nounced at the White House.
The appointment of Mrs. Willie
brandt follows precedent set dur
Ing the Wilson administration when
Mrs. Annette Abbott Adams, OF
San Francisco, was appointed to
the office which will be filled by
Mrs Willebrandt.
Mrs. Willcbrandt as attorney
general will have charge OF the de-
patt-xnt Of justice matters relat-
irg to customs and internal reye-
nue., including legal questions arts
ing out of enforcement OF the ma
tional prohibition act.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-30
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN The skin

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three oun'
ces of Orchard White, which any
drug store will supply for few
cents. shake well, and you have a
quarter pint of harmless and de-
lightful lemon bleach. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the
face, neck, arms and hands each
day, then shortly note the beauty
and wilderness Of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
that soft, clear. rosy-white complex
ion, also az freckle, sunburn, and
tan bleach because 1t doesn't irri'
tate. 1t
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tire afternoon.
Miss Patty Craftsman, OF Moore
field, Young Peoples superintend-
emit In Winchester Presbytery, was
in active charge of the program
and conference today. The Rever-
end Wesley Baker, of Richmond.
superintendent OF Young Peoples
Work in the southern field, was
present, and Peyton Harrison, Jr.,
this city, acted as secretary follow
ing his election to the post this
morning. A special orchestra from
the city assisted in the music for
the sessions, and choir OF young
people from the city led the singing,
with Miss Mary Stribling at the or
gan.
The devotional this morning, fol
lowing a song service, was conduct
ed by the Reverend Clark, of Stras-
burg, Va. William B. Fiery, this
city, extended a formal welcome in
the name of the local society, and
the response on the part Of the
was made by Miss Janet
Macdonald, OF Keyser. Reverend
Baker also delivered an address on
the purposes which ought to govern
the activities Of young people, lay
ing stress upon the necessity of
between the essen
tial and the unessential concerns in
life.
A delegation from the Charles
Town Christian Endeavor gave
practical demonstration this morn
ing first Of the conduct and results
Of an unorganized Sunday school
class. and then, as a contrast, the
work and success Of an organized
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