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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

Colds Cause Grip and lnfluenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo QUlNlNE Tablets remove
the cause. There iS ouly one promo Quininc.
Z. W. GROVES signature Oh boA. Soc.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-02-22

STAR HERALD WANT ADS PAY.
, 1924-03-29
OBITUARY.

HUDA EULALIE ABBOTT was born al
Road Town, IortoIa, B.. w. | 8, one of the
Virgin Islands. May 80, 1901; and died
at Caristlan5ted, St. Croix, March rs.
1924, at the age of p years.
Being an orphan and a promising good
girl, we adopted her in our family In
1916. in 1920, she entered the MUM
cIpal Hospital as a student nurse, and
after spending two years and four months
of diligent service and usefulness in that
institution she became i'll, and soon after
tle doctor discovered that she had tu-
berculOSis. All medical and rational leat-
ments were tried, but proved useless.
After coming home and taking the OPEN
air tent treatments for over a year. she
made some improvement, but finally she
took in for the worse, and passed away
peacefully liz the faith Of Jesus, (itev.
IA: l2.) About three quarters Of an hour
before she died the following verses were
sung to cheer her on her way:
20, how happy are they
Who heir Saviour obey,
And have laid up their treasure above!
Tongue can never express
The sweet comfort and peace
Of a soul in its earliest love,
THAT sweet comfort is mine,
Since the favour divine
| received through the blood of the Lamb
Since my heart first believed,
What a joy I've received,
What a heaven in Jesus dear name!
, 1924-03-29

of this town for years. and now that a
move was made to clear it away why
not to do it properly and be done with it?
When the newspaper men came to the is
land the other day, DR.. Canegata wittiIy
referred to their having come in through
the back door. meaning Frederiksted.
But if this town is the front door the
threshold of it looks more like a scrap
heap.
1t is advised that in commemoration Of
the date of the transfer of these islands
to the United States, March 81. there
will be a concert on the wharf by the
Native Brass Band tomorrow evening
the progrom to inclrde American and
Danish national music. The concert
is set for a day in advance owing
to the desirabillty to have as large a
gathering present as possible, it being
likely that a number would be diverted
to the motion picture show scheduled
for the evening Of the 31st.
The s. s. Catherine is looked for a
krederiksted today as usual, having 20
tons of cargo for the island.
It will be remembered that in order to
embrace the opportunity via the S. s. Pa.
rima to New York, letters should be
mailed by 500 p. m. today.
, 1924-03-29

horned cattle and fowls. It is understood
that cattle dealers here find it payable to
buy stock from the British islands and
export it to Porto Rico. The price asked
for the fowls was 30 cents a pound, near
ly twice the local price.
The Mizpah arrived here during the
night after a heavy beat from ST.
Thomas.
Commenting on the incomplete man
ner in which the wharf has been cleared
since the order TO this effect, it is re-
marked that the old anchors and engine
parts, which are evidently Of no use having
been lying in the same place for upwards
of a year, should be carried on the quay
since they belong to that department
anyway. Then there is an old spar and
some more junk iron going down toward
the wooden bridge. The disorderly con-
dition of the wharf is something that
has been an eyeSore to The people
, 1924-03-29
LOCAL

Last night in'the bandstard, the Indus
trial Band rendered one of its finest con-
certs to the enjoyment of a large gather
ing. The pieces played were mostly the
latest jazz hits which were enchored,
ending up with three tangos. including
Sam Polo from the Henry Holmes
The British sloop Cedar Branch" ar
rived here yesterday from AnguiIla with
a cargo of live stock consisting mainly Of
, 1924-03-29

THE services in the Lutheran
1 churches on Sunday will be held
at the usual hours morning and even
ing.
Kings Hill at $3.50 in the after
noon.
A cordial invitation extended.
j. P. CHRISTENSEN.
, 1924-03-29
ed States Press Representatives ViSIl To ST, Cr0I
Islands, j, S, A.
THURSDAY February 21St, 1924,
AS REVIEWED BY BUNDLE BEE EN- ROUTE
(ConcJuded from yesterdays Avis.)
o.:

And near TIE shore is the old Fort with its red walls looking as it had looked within
the memory of the Oldest Inhabitants. in fact within the limits OF history, Im8 FWt
vase originally designed and construction started Defore the tow vas settled TO prevent
Illicit trade IN the expectation offs sugar as the Law thenn force QE90 compelled IN
planters to dispose of their produce to the Company. Traders from St. Eustats a~
tive rivals of St Thomas came here and encouraged and carried on this trade fe2nt-
ing the produce to haDuch island where was resodf for shipment to europe. Accord
ing to Becks map of 1852 the town was laid out in sections OF equal se upon either
side Of the Fort as now situated, but only that portion 20 the south waSb bull, te north
en position being lower ground and not as well adapted as a healthy SITE, particularly
when thought of in sanitary sense as understood in those days. The town was later
settled, the Fort completed in 1E0, and as seen today has Oeen very he altered since
thatU time
And here, as in Chriansed, as the island pospepd, came the ships from the
North and las well from Copenhagen and FensbOTg ships of the latter city being very
permanent other trade. Ninging with the atmosphere Of chvary and courtesy oil
the old world came "pumbin heads" from New Haven with their hair cropped short to
barter and trade their wares with the merchants OF he day, pedecked as uHr were
with lace shirts and bodered wigs, dressed in knee-breeches ant long coats the tashon
Of he time,
PR. Well Bundle Bee you certainly have given US a very full description o. the
scenes and history of our beautiful island for which we must all thank you very much.
hope the visit of 50 many newspaper men will SO advertise your island hatu me world
may know what a fine climate ST. CrMx affords to ivei in where the skies are always
smiling, where eternal summer dwens, a land that heals heartache. Butts say! You
must BE- very thirsty after talking so much.
E. Thank you for the bouquets, enlarge upon them and send the folks down to
see US will now buzz home and have good col drink OF water as an really uRd
and thirsty.
PR But say brother what is the matter with your wharf?
b. B. Oh! That is the wharf that Jack didn't build,
All battered and tern,
Which looks 50 foIorn,
But never mind we will have it fixed before
YOU IN again.
, 1924-03-29

The s. S. Catherine is looked for
F~rederiksted today as usual, having Z
tons of cargo for the island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
TIN not 81 WAS BtII.T
WITH LOVING HANDS

u was IN - that Joseph Nieklas.
fnrinF West from Minnesota. took up
hin ie0 acres on tho shores % lake
Washington and built with loving
hands the house that was 10 shelter
hts bride. Fmncca
Joseph and Frances bull, the harms
and set out the fruit trees. and baked
bread and churncd butter
Tho coming Of children and tho
dcprcdationa Of bear and deer were
about the only high lights In their
peaceful existence IN those days
oh. they had ncighbor half mile
away. and Joe used to row down 10
what We know as Madison park and
walk into town after supplies bu,
/ Il was a long trip. and didn't occur
more often than necessary.
I,ut time moves swiftly. Today II
takes the Nicklas girls about 20 min
tutca 10 drive into the city with their
automobile. and the whirr of gigantic
airplane motors startlo the birds that
nest under tho old caves Of the ranch
house.
Sitting in the COW barn in the low
or pasture. while the ehirr. chirr oI
/ tho creamy fluid from ono Of tn,
Jerseys tempered tho stiffness, Father
rominisced.
Three years since We saw the las
bear" he said. 'Ilc came into tn,
orchard nights. and filled himself vi
with apples and pears. SO W,
watched for him. sitting here in THU
barn looking thru the cracks. will
the riflo-but no came at nigh, ant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
ny G. LUCILLE BUTLER

MO need ~ '"ava tho home town
IN in asF the unusual-the
thing the l'asn tho magic ~
happincia
Only too rficn thc very thing wc
desire Is just over tho hin or around
tho corner.
And 50 Il was. that driving down
the sand point road in search Of
certain information. found instead
the "old Homestead"
There II wns--cooi aud rustic, IN
the peace OF summer afternoon.
Down a green lanc-,hri a couple Of
ancient creaking gates, and ono
stopped under the porte coehcrc" Of
tho has barn-to be welcomed by
Ruff. the dog. and Fluff the cat. not
10 mention old white Maud the
horse. and various and sundry other
barnyerd folk.
For. inadvertently. we had
stumbled upon the only remaining
homestead" within Seattle city linn
it's. still occupied hy the original set
tiers. and Boosting the old. Original
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
LUMBER SHOWS
A DECLINE
New Business, However,
More Than Production

Lumber production Tor the week
ending June n fsll below the figure
Tor the previous week. according o.
tho report Of ig5 mills 10 tho West
Coast Lumbermcns association. The
total cut Tor the week was $685. is4
feet The amount sold was 1854,
vsg feet and 35.o9G. 0Os feet were
shipped
New business Wa per cent above
production Shipments were per
cent below new business
Fifty per cent q ali new business
taken during the week was Tor future
delivery. This amounted 10 1916.
81 feet. OF which 2370s. 252 feet waa
Tor domestic cargo delivery, and 20.
o20. $40 feet export. New buainefs
by rail amounted 10 .ff3 ears.
Forty.three per cent Of the weeks
lumber shipments moved By water.
This amounted 20 40.sss.e57 feet. q
which 22.los.s0s feet moved Coast.
wise and iniercoaslal. and s.sg5, 3u
feet overseas. Rail shipments totaicd
.65i cars.
Local auto and team deliveries
toialed 5.iS7.s5i feet.
Untitled domestic cargo orders
totaled III .00s. 725 feet Untitled cK.
port orders ss.22o, iSg feet Untitled
rail trade orders. s.i2s cars.
In the 20 weeks OF the year. pro.
duction reported 20 West Coast Lum.
bcrmcn's association has been 2.43J..
ss5. 6gs feet. new business, 2,sz0.ls7..
0tf feet. and shipments. 2.J25. f0i $50
feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
RHEUMATISM
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poi.
son Starts TO Leave the System
within Twenty.four Hours.


Every druggist In this county Is
authorized 10 say to every rheumatic
sufferer that II a full pint bottle OF
Allenrhu. the sure conqueror OF
rheumatism, does not show the way
10 stop the agony. reduce swollen
joints and do AWAY with even tho
slightest twingo OF rheumatic pain.
he will gladly return your money
without comment.
Allcnrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous re.
suits have been accomplished In the
most severe cases whero the suffer.
Ing and agony was intense and pit.
eous and where the patient wa,
helpless.
Mr.. James ". Allen. of Rochester,
N. ". the dlscoverer OF Allenrhu,
who for many years suffered the
tormcnts OF acute rheumatism, do.
srcs all sufferers TO know that no
docs not want q cent OF anyonc's
money unless hllcnrhu declslvely
conuucrs this worst OF all diseases,
and he has instructed druggists to
guarantee II ns above In every In.
stance. All druggists can supply
you,-Advertiscmcnt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
FINE FOR MISTAKES

LENiNGRAD. Russia. Its Lcnin
grad not Pctrograd--and soviet gov
crnmcnt authorities intend to fine
anyone who presents n letter at the
postoffice addressed TO Petrograd
All newspaper dispatches from this
city carry n Leningrad date. The
name OF Peter the Greats capital
was changed in tribute TO the late
,bolshevilk premier. Nlcholni Lenln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
PLANS EXHIBIT
China Club Gets Start for
Headquarters Here

The China club Of Seattle. Is plan.
ms is future headquarters In Seat.
ties new community hotel the olym.
pic. and intend. rs a stimulation 10
Oriental trade. to establish an OK.
hibition rooin Of tho best OF China 3
arts and handicafts.
Recent gifis TO the China club. M
mark OF appreciation for It's work
toward development OF better un
dcrstanding between tho two coun.
triea, take the form OF beautiful
Chinese rug from Dr. William f.Iu
president OF Williams College OF
Shanghai. o beautiful toaitwood
screen with tapestry paintings from
Andrew Kan. and wooden Chinese
song from the Rotary club OF shang
hal. China.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
FINDS CROWS MAPPING

PARSONS. Kas.--E Exploding two
charges Of dynamite beneath two
trees where crows perched at night
enabled Mark Lowe, a farmer. to
present the county clerk with ESQ
dead crows next day. Figuring
that Lowe shot the birds one at a
time. and that each shot would
have cost him cents. the clerk
paid him si4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
JONES AND HARE,
ART HICKMAN ON
BIG RADIO BILLS
lRInAN

copyright, 1875 by United rrsta)
NTEAF, New York. sss meters.
w p. m. 4. s. T.-Bllly Jones
and Ernest Hare.
XIII. Los Angeles. 3s5 meters.
10 p. M. y. s. {. Tart HEX.
mans orchestra.
wDAF. Kansas City. al me
ters p. m. c. $. 1.-THE wDAF
Ministries ana orchestra.
KDKA. PiitsburE. 3:e nlstcrs.
p. IN. r. S. T.-operatice pro.
gram.
WIZ. New York. 49, meters.
7io p. m. L. s. t. Schubert
program by the Goldman band.
Important stations in all sec.
ilona broadcas,lng eyents Of The
democratic national convention.
direct from New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

BoMBAY-A many-colored br5
that leaves its eggs suspended from
the boughs Of trees was discovered
by a party Of English scientirs
which returned here recently from
Che heart OF India. The eggs hath
in mid.alr ard the bindings tumbls
20 The ground.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Clinic, Home
for Women Is
Sought Again

PULLMAN. June 2e.-Prediction
that the state legislature al It's next
session will back the w0men's indus
trial home and clinic. was made
wednesday by Mrs. y. y. Westmore
OF Spokane In n speech before the
convention OF the State Federation Of
women's clubs.
Mrs. wcstmore asked the women
10 exert every effort towards this
end and said they would be sueeess
full.
war can be outlawed. the speak.
or also told the women. under the
leadership OF the women OF America
and u the world. In many parts Of
Europe today there Is danger OF out
breaks which may spread into a great
catastrophe. Therefore VIC must act {"
Plans for placing the federation on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
FRAGRANT LOANEs AND
HONII; MADE BUTTER

There came w the trail from the
lake, in q nifty bathing suft, the
youngest daughter, who vs. junior
in high school. and father smiled,
There came ringing OF the
phone 20 my the girls" would
shortly be home for supper aud
were bringing some young com
pany. ana Mother Nicklns smiled.
The big, fragrant loayes that were
cooling ON sido table We're hastily
picked up and put away; and tho
golden pats of butter. fresh from the
chuinIng, disappeared in the direc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

bottle. and you have whole quar-.
ter.plnt of the most wonderful skin
whItencr, softencr and bcauiflor.
Massage this swecty fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck.
arms and hands. II can not irritatc,
Famous stage beauties use II to
bring that clear, youthful skin and
rosy.whitc complexion; also as a
/ frocklc, sunburn and tan bleach. You
must mis- this remarkable lotion
yourself. II cnn not DO bought ready
10 use bccnuso II acts best immcdi.
ntcly after IL Is prepared. --Adver.
tlscment,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
LET PoSLAM
DRIVE ITCHING
ECZEMA AWAY

poslam IS CONCENTRATED relief
for skin troubles, Itching. smarting.
burning simply cant resist II. Spread
a little on the irritated parts and you
no longer have TO scratch and dig
your inflamod akin gets CHANCE
20 heal And with poslum on the job.
this healing IS rapid, steady, easy.
st all druggists. zoe. Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

ton OF tho cooler-and a cake was
stirred NJ by daughter. and we. re.
niizing all good things must ierml.
nate. left regretfully.
iiut the peace. and the sweetness.
and the spirit Of wholesomeness
and romance that envolops tho old
homestead OF the NieklaA family
win finger long in the memory and
serve so emphasize the fact that
happincas " ono bu, know whore
to look and how 10 live. dwelis OH
our own back doorstep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Lemons Bleach
the Skin White

Inc only harm
less way to bleach
the skin white is
10 mix the Juice OF
two lemons with
three ounces OF
Orchard White,
which any drug
gIst will supply
for q fcw cents.
Sbnkc well In n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

"A strictly business basis were dis.
cussod and much Of the work was
reorganized TO insure greater effect
iyeness and efficiency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

The largest turquoise in the
world. which formerly belonged to
Tho grand yiziers OF Persia. has
been presented to an American nu-
scum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
Stop Rheumatism
In 48 Hours

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Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

Better bargains in USED CARS
can be found in ionighrs want ad
columns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26

farm house with the handhown
shingles OF 1878. siill turning tho
rain. under their liberal coat Of moss
which has been - years IN tho
ling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

HTF ] ever marry again." declares
L Pola Negri. 1T will be TO an
American"
Miss NeEri. who IL AZ tho Liberty
In the Paramount picture. Lily OF
tho Dust" came 10 this decision be.
cause. as rho says herself. Amer.
can men arc tho only ones who real.
~ know how 10 treat woman. In
Europe. you know. II rs the dramatic
gesture that counts. a European
gentleman feels perfectly free 10
treat you badly 3sf days n year pro.
yided that on your birthday with
grand flourish he presents you with
a gorgeous pearl necklace. The
American man spreads his thought.
fulneEs ali thru the year. He may
not produce the annual pearl neck.
lace. but every few days ho brings
his flowers and candy. which are not
80 valuable MS 20 price. but which
represent much more.
American men nro not stated and
bored with life. they are eager and
curious. They aro not as stubborn
aa European men. II is sometimes a
lifelong struggle 20 convince ono OF
the later that his suit is unbecoming
American men have such fine bodies
II n tho national love of sports that
does that. something Europe lacks.
Someone recently referred 20 an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

This II a subject which has been
nationally discussed. and many lead.
ing citizens have taken a vital In.
tercat In tho matter. Ono OF tho
leading Psychologists In tho world
has expressed himself AS being In
favor OF the club as the best means
OF educating a wife. Others are
equally sure that love and a little
attention are the best mediums
What do you Think Write your
answer 10 Tho star and win one Of
the awards. and az tho same time
possibly you Will DO aiding some
man or woman In a problem which
seems moro than they can master.
Tho judges Of tho contest are:
Reah II. whitehead. judge In justice
court; Frank Fuqua. captain traffic
squad: Daniel Landon. attorney.
First prize-Grunhaum Bros. fur
nlture-iio merchandise order. Sec.
ond pr.zo-s. FriedlRndcr & Sons.
jewolerB-iio merchandise order.
Third prize sherman Clay q Co.
music ~ $500 merchandise order.
Fourth prize -- a. g. spaldinE 4
Bro. sporting Eoods-ono club (golD
p1f,h priEe-H y. Williamson Elec-
trio Co.--tS.oo merchandise order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

IA strange nature Is discovered. The
expert made his usual examination
and pronounced tho caverns as rows
Of cniaeomba from Tho Roman inpe.
rial times.
The American motion picture en-.
terpriscs here are astounding the
modern Romans with their efforts
70 reproduce ancient Rome. The
Immense scale on which the Amerl.
can enterprise n undertaken eciipsen
anything dreamed Of here. Tho CIR.
Gus MaSimus OF Nero Is 10 be com.
pleiely built IN reproduction.
Hitherto. when motion picture pro.
duccrs wanted 20 show the Circus
Maximus. they simply took the
Rome stadium. and BY making sew.
cral minor notifications. made II
conform 10 tho historic product an
much as possible. Tho present en-.
terpriso ls building an entirely new
Circus MaximuH. designed after
the drawings OF numerous Roman
experts In archaeology.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Thrilling Duel
in "Yolanda''

one OF the most spectacular scenes
In "Yolande." Marion Davies new
super.fcaturo. which win open soon
az tho Blue Mouse thoater for an
extended run. IL n duel on horbe.
back between two hrmored knights.
More than 1000 people take part IN
tho scene. The combatants In the
tournament are Ralph Graves. who
appears as Prince Maxlmilan OF
Syria. and Ian MacIRren. who
plays the part OF Camp BaAso.
Four days OF careful rehearslng
were required 10 perfect this scene.
with TIA thrills and spills. and many
narrow escapes were experienced by
tho actors taking par, in the mimic
fray.
A special arena was constructed
In tho rear OF tho castle OF Charles
tho Bold. This arena. almost n city
block in area, was partly Enclosed by
a spectators gallery OF three tlers.
Tho tournament IL held TO deter.
mino tho fate OF Prince Macmillan.
who had been Imprisoned and sen.
fenced TO death. and who is given
his freedom by Charles tho Bold. at
tho request OF Princess Mary. upon
the condition that he fight n duel
on horsebaek with his enemy. Cam.
20 BasHo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09
Gloria Unable
to Buy Clothes
in Gay Paree

TO BE In Paris with a full puus
and set DO unable to DO any
shopping IL disappointment which
most women would find crushing.
To be 4 leading star In motion pic.
lures under such circumstances Il
even worse Yet Gloria Swanson.
Paramount star. found herself IN
such situation during her recent
trip 10 Europe
Because fho was taking only a
brief vacation between tho finishing
OF Her Love story ana tho be.
ginning Of Wages 81 Virtue" Aiiss
Swanson allowed herself only FIVE
days IN Paris, 10 was her miufor.
tune tor good fortune from the
point OF view OF eKpenditure1 10
choose tho week % tho 18th Of
July. Frances greatest holiday. Not
only were all shops closed that day.
but the day before. and the day
after IS we'll Try as nhs might.
she could find no dresbmakerH
atelior open.
Il did manage 20 buy two
dresses" Miss Swanson told tho
customs men who met her at the
pier on her arrival on ths Levla.
than. I'm wearing one; here's the
other. You can't take much money
from me this time. But I'm going
hack IN September TO make Mad.
anne Sans Gene In Paris. won't
DO fooled that time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-09

Alan croslan will direct Agnes
Ayres in Worldly Goods"