davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

aaStante, Y no pccos tsnIan sueltas
am las correas de los huaracheS-
Los companeros de Hidalgo So aven-
taron ST. correspondence faio de
eognac : Iuego accompaniment al sacer-
dote al afro de Ia pequena igiesia,
en- dcndc iba = echarle un d~iscurso al
peladaje. ! empezo = kab!ar Ell en-
rita Y Ell respectable auditorio empeZo
i alebrestarse; y siguio el curita su
peroracion = el auditorio en- su ale
brsstamiento: = terulin6 el curita de
hablar, pero Ell auditorio sigui6 ale
brestsdo. Entoneas don Miguel man
do sacar 81 sutom6vii, IN r~lagnifico
Hudson Super Six, ? super ..-..
poniGa6ose z los dIGmos rscelos que
Ie cosquilleaban 81 Ias interioridades
de IA GAIA toraxics, nastio en- 81 z al
gunos de suz amigos ) maneiando IN
persona su podsroSa nlaquina. Sc di-
rigio. scguido de sus primeros sol
dados, a Ia carcei del pueblo.
y u ca-cel, -mqehaches. las g
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
GRAcsOMES

he: juato iuez. Nonserrat. Sonhra de Sau Pedro.
CUltrn Evlu2cinS, D0ce verdadeS del MGild0. SAINTS Elc-
Ill de ID cruz. SaEto Nlio dc Atocha. dc IN Piciira Imam.
u Magr.ilca : 0tras rariaS, Sc. cada una; docena : al
NilarrCS sic plata gurl 81
hliaZruS tic puIp orc I'D
N0Tt: - TUGu pedidO dehc veIir acnLlpdiadu de Si
uuDOrt.: no EHgU r"nIeSas c. y. D.--Nb ai!nt;o cStanpi-
Has en- rantiJadcS maycreS DC 30 c2iiaT0S. L3 persona
cue qiIera UtciDlr aSegur3dO 81: DaGGete afaitfe 81. u
raior ds 81 pcdido. De II CGa;rario, Scra rcpifidD por
TARGET. POST ordtnario. ToGaS mis- Tnerc1ncfaS son ca
yl2daS en- hucG c-iadn, J no nee ha2n responsible del
f"tCrloro o destruction que Sufran N ser condTcidaS.
Fl interCSGdo Gcb% cTaDnnTr -uS mcrcancias antcS de
~I"rIOrdS. y Il CStI Ell naiaS cuniiCiOncs. puede recla-
mar al Co'rcD - Compahia uic haFa hechO Ia condIc-
riin, cTsIcndO 81 pa2O Por los perIuiciOs Sifrtd0s. Re-
riDp dintro rn MuSEI ORDER del Corrcp o'dei Express.
= hillcIe> en rarta c~cr;LricaGa. Predo prOporrt5nar cual.
nii"r lnf0tIne relative i III uegocio. :; me manda eS-
ianfpliIa PARA II rcspuestJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
Ell ESTANDARTE De LA YIRGEN INDIA Z

Santa Eirgen india que estaS Ell los cleloS.
Santa Virgen india que nos libertastc:
:Por que ha tantO tempo que nos oIvldastc,
Que no yes las penas III miras los dueloS
De la pobre TERRA que tn cOnSagraSte?
Los misnos que antaIo l~levaron SUI ruego
Ilacia tuS capilas y hacia tus ~altares,,
Hoy aSuetau canpoS y vi0lan h0gares.
I IL noble raza de tn buen Juan Diego
Recoge cosecha de an1argos pesares.
II pueblo que antaho. sobre su banders,
Para Ia c~onquista de sus libertades
III moreno irnagen de, escudo pusiera,
Profana tus temples, incendia ciudades.
! Va de los tuJos nadle te yenera.
La ola he rabias que TODD 10 abate,
La ola de 'rabias en- que Sc debate
La raza glcriesa del viejo Anahuac.
Llev6 los holrores todos del combate
Hasta los penaSCoS de III TepeyaC.
Que lejos los tiempos Ell que cobijadas,
Baio Ia amorosa luz de tus miradas,
En- ell santo agate de la aparici6n,
EsaS muchedumbres en- hordas trocada5
Del paz gozaron Ell precioso don!
"a del nobIe escudo de nuestra bandera,
qde ondeo en- los campos de ~nuestras victorias,
Etuy6 atergo1lzada tn .aguila ~altanera.
de Euestras luehas an Ia bora pGstrera
La s~erpiente qusda devorando gloriss.
Torgla l1acia n~esotres 81 rnirar serene
De tEs ojos negros como "a obsld1ana,
FuelTe a ser, como antes, Ia Cuadalupana
Danes amoroso refugie ell til Sene,
QueSaRtes que ser vifgen, eres lneElcana!
Manuel Ma7au:z PLAMCo j..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

La gallera estaba va alboroiada )
no habia poder humane que Ia me-
tiera en- crden. Y. coSa rara. aur-
que los inditos andaban cast desnu-
dos, POGO menos nom&s de como eS-
taban Z su arribo q Ia terra en- don
dc habian de servir de ~esclavos. re-
Sultaror a ia hora de Ia hora con
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suerte- Y no los dc
iaban nj dcrmir.
Por todas parties miraban indios
con tranchetes.
La causa de La libertad iba ganan-
do rerreno todas las noches, Y los IN
surgentes estaban que no les cahfa ei
gusto en- ei cuerpo.
Hasta que IN dia. m in
feliz mendigo y mala vejiga
que So llamaba El1zondo, entregd a
los realistas al padrecito de Ia patrla.
Y ellos 10 hicieron entregar e. a.
ma al Creador, fusilandolo de Ia mo-
uera mas cochina.
Pero Ia Semilla habia ecbado "a
rais 3 Ia bola Sigui5 adelante
Y MoreloS, = Guerrero, Y otros
hombres tan ~entrones como ellos, cot
tinuaron Ia obra del giorioso curita
de- Dolores, = al fin y al cabo : con
Ia ayuda DC dos, no qaitarom 81
yugo.
I nos hicieror libres.
y fuim3s libreS hasta que lego don
Venus,
No ohstante, hijo observation-disclosures
do Ia patlis niexicana secT sgue> que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

RIO agradezca e! sublime sacrificio dc
Hidalgo, y beudiga ST. sacratisima
memoria, y le crija IN altar en- el
pecho para rendirle quito como padre
de nucstra nacionalidad, titulo que de
Sobr1 laerecc por haber!e puesto cl
cG.Scabel al cato.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

"TGdo 10 neceSariO en- MADEIRA, %,
III una casa: Stoves Sash & Door Co.,
San Antonio, Texas"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
v==zi1~ A~~IC7lN-A y 4=aT7A7tA
111 pIrQ.
ST, vamoS a IA carcel.
cOntestaroD toGos.

cOnteStaroD toGoS-
Y fueron I dar 4 Ia carcei.
Y pusieren en- libertad 4 los pr;-
~sioneros, no sin propinar antics una
zurra de padre y nuy senor milo al
.aleaide Y a sus achichtrques, por ma
loras Y validos de la OCCASION.
Y di6 principle Ia pelotera
Y los indios pelearon como demo
MOS.
En- Gua~naiuato, o Ia ayuda de
una maquina loca cue solt0 el Pipi-
Ia, Sc ahrieron paso en- Ell Castillo de
Granaditas, donde Sc hahfau encerra~
do los gallones del pueblo con toda Il
fierrada, Y mataron realistas por qui-
miles.
En- 81 Monte de las Cruces hieieror
uso de gases a~sfiXisntes, quo les obs
truia el tragadero a los eucrrjGcs
obligandoi 5 : atirantarse,
Por de: rac.a. sn Ac1lco y 81 puen-
re dc Ca!deron torci6 Ia puerra Ell
rabo y les Jlovio a los pobrecitcs iu-
digenas.
Pero 10 por esq st a~gorzonlarop.
Antes bier, Is emprcndjerou d. nuc.
20 con mas ganas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

Lourdes. Santa Eduuigls. Santa Rita dc Casa, Mira. Sra
ne Guadalupe Mira. sra. dc "a Luz, Purtsina Concep.
tuo So"0rro, pi"lna iT0"tfelcls. San Esidro Labrador.
ian RGue3n NoHatn, Mira. Sra. Dc los Dolores. 5antfstnW
Trinidad.
TO-. cEJa una. TSc. dncena. ,nenos Las del peiPctIU
Sococro Y Sasrado Coraz6I dc Jesis, cue ra,c1 &c.
Ci,la TDa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

, noricia de Ia peiotera que Sc prepara-
IA, F'uese luego eI cura q despertar
4 don Epitacio el sacristan, individuo
de muchoS amos Y de pocas pu!gao Que
tamhien hacis oficioS de chauffeur.
quien para enConces sstaba "a Ell ei
segumd9 sueno, a fin De hacerio que
puslera gasol,na 81 sutonoTl : sstl-
VERA llsto para lamar Z mISa cUanao
80 reunieran los PARTICIPATES conspl-
radores: ' 4 dona Lola, 81 ANA DC
;isveS. la rus" = hscsris jill ilacn" 'e
ropa interior, DC Ia alc "a tenia "a
vads : remendada. = q preparaTie un
POGO lie ba=timent0. co$as tooaS que
iba i ~necesitar N Ia campana qGc
seSe mismo dia ,iaiciarjau contra los
cachupines.
\ POGO llego don Aarlan9 "chan-
DO chispas porque no ie nanian aado
tempo dc CuTarse los callos. : tr2s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
SANTOS WEXscAAoS

,auio. WyA!canp- N Udr!n, lmltaci3u IL marmvt
4: \ o. lrlraGas, &c, raG3 INT. Gocsla .........-..$ 500
Entire ulr1> murhr-. t"1Sp.
san rcdru. Fan rabio, san -ipEIano. San sebastian.
SAL Expedite, san Francisco ian Ilai Bauista. SAM"
NtNo IL i0cha. san Cayctano. Jus'o- iue1. ,sel9r Dc
hos NllGEr,S. SAINT. NiIO Il" PGyctes, san Judas raftn.
Nuc-lra S"Iora 10 san Iuan, Nursira Schori del Car
men, NurSIra Sonora rjl RHirgIo. santa elena de Ia
rruz. san iaui5u N.nalg, Muuscra,, SantO Mn" eau
ryo, santos Cusnr = Diamara ! q hclrato tie don Pc
drlip JQraLilin. Los mIslnJS santos arit>tlCamcntc tiu-
ESigS I-snoS santos. de dos pnlEadaS por una ' IN
ciariG, ~ liIEila. coz CRYSTAL. flexible. Gur pcrmlir
u!arlos en- 81 "T2lic. sin peligrO Dc que Sc Gu!eRren.
- C8ia INC. IA drCona p0r ...........:........ $50
'TichUs J Tldri"raa para santos, del iaInalo que
-. i"s""n.
NlaHroS q. plata ahitInido7 "n 90 .............. Si!73
N"iiila- dr santa TeuH. plata garunJ2aGa ...... $50
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

! rayendo
lqul. ) le''s@-
sanG"'atla, Irs'
al ~iepodado
Ele--Itg IuSUT-
',entc r;inbo =
"a -nGI H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

Sin csperar mas.
. 81 curita do q
i don Epjtacjo DC
que llam2r0 j Nil
. q : mientraS 50
~coHgregaban los
. tieles ~deSpacho IN
~aeroplaHo rum6c a
Caracuavo. daudo
. ri avjador inStruc-
. Zones terucinantcs
lie cue no aterri-
( zara en- parte al
/ yuma en 81 canine.
pues era urgentc
TIC ilegara cuanto
anteS 4 doaae e.
taba 81 b~arrigoE
Morelos : e die
"a, de parte suya.
/ que va era TEMPO
/. de- entrarie \ los
. c2colazos.
En- este empezo
"a indiada q jun
tarse - 81 afro
de Ia ~psrroquia-
Los mas de ACNE
los hcmhres 50
ISIan una llurT1a
e<pantcSa, pues no
habian dorGlido
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15
MCyENAS

.yasln .rI burn ic,parho. san itenGsenes. san Be
nrtu Dc %r1lerlno. san lgnaclo de Loyola, E"Gs : T.,
Frsuct,rn. IT." Paula. >an EnnifarIo. san Judas Ta1eo.
IAN lrpGlilQ. Santa Licna d." II CRUZ. Mira. sra. dc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
WH|1ES|DES CASE
Goes 10 cRoWDER
Governor Sends Report to
Provost Marshal General,
TRANSCRIPT IS FORWARDED
Senator Owen Writes Letter in
Favor Of Millionaire,

\ complete photographic record Of all
atiidavitS and letters in the files OF
the district appellate board at Musko-
gee relating TO the exemption OF James
T.. WhlteSldcs, drafted millionaire oii
producer, were forwarded today to
Provost Marshal General Crowder BY
Governor Williams. The information
was requested by General Crowder. q
Application Shown.
The application for WhltcsideS' cN.
cmption and the grounds on which it
was approved by the district appellate
board is shown in the affidavitS to be
That he is engaged in the production
OF crude petroleum as individual, Mr..
WhlteSidcS has his business so organ
lled that his individuality is his entire
tore necessary that he. be exempted
from military duty at this time in or
der that he can be present in charge
of his own business affairs in order
that they may be successful"
The exemption Of WhitcSides has
N"h''' ~ SUM VI dlkNllllNlh III NlIH
kogee and the entire state. lie is ~
years old Letters asking his exemp,
ton were written to the district board
by Senator H. l. Owen, d. n. Fink.
Muskogce banker; ". NJ. Eicholr,
president Of the Muskogce Commercial
club, and other prominent men.
Letter From Owen.
The letter from Senator Owen is as
follows:
My attention has been called by n. N.
Fink, president Commercial National
bank, to the cnsc Of James r., white
sides, ~ years Of age. drafted for ser
Vice,
The selective draft statute was In
tended and has FOR its chief purpose "a
marshal the man power Of the United
states In the service Of the United States
In the war with the Teutonlc powers
Great Britain and France made the trc-
mendous mistake In sending men to the
bhttleflelds, In sending hlgh-class me
chanics and physicians. who were found
much more greatly needed elsewhere
These powers corrected this mistnke on
a broad scale when they discovered II.
The district exemption board was
charged with the power OF making eS-
emptions In certain cases where the pfb-
lie interest justified II. =
In the case OF Whitcsides, I am In
formed he produced last year "a million
barrels OF oil. and Ia In charge Of u
large number Of strings Of drilling tools
employing some forty families IN pro-
ducinx oil, and n large number OF other
employees, The expenditure In dnllinl
for tins oil Is probably $4,000 per an
mum.
~ James E. whitesides is drafted a,
a soldier and sent to other activities. II
will he against the public interest, ir
that It will completely d%isorganize hi,
activities as the head and front anC
active spirit In charge OF those drillinl
operations, for the production OF oil. n,
can render n greater service where h,
Is than he could as a member OF tn,
army. and | call your attention to IN,
case because ! think II involves a prln.
ciple Of importance.
II do not recall meeting Mr.. White
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passing will be inevitable | shall
SIMPLY disappear. and YOU will
never know what has become Of
me.
With this possibility staring me
in the face, there arc things that !
must have done quickly, One Of
these is the disposition Of what
small fortune ! possess, and | have
already sent to my lawyers an alb
Solutc deed Of gift to YOU OF every
thing ! own Then you won't have
to wait for absolute proof OF my
death 10 use Your money.
Nothing Dishonorable.
The other task | have IN hand is
more difficult | have never told
YOU in exactly what work am en-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

gagged. because il i, work which
had to be shrouded IN secrecy
am not boas,ing when say that
thing, hang upon thc success or
failure of my work here which
would astound and ovcrwhelm you
If YOU knew Of them hut one
thing | wish to say to You now,
something which have OWNED
your delicate sense of honor would
prize
My child, there is nothing in the
N%'lcaSt d|ishonorablc about the work
IN which your father has been en-.
gagged all his life, II YOU knew all
about it, ! think perhaps you might
be proud Of him
My eyes were so blinded with tear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
SAM Y BRAIN FOOD
Minutes to Digest This.
No lll

Three Texas drovrrs met on the
highway and proceeded to decker as
follow, Says Hank to Jim ~ll
give you six pigs Tor a boss thea
you'll have twice as many critters
IN your drove as will have in
mine Says Duke to Hank "lll
give you fourteen sheep for a boss
then you'll have three times as many
critters as J." Says linn 10 Duke
"lll give You four rows for a boss
then you'll have six times As many
critters as t." From these interest
my facts can you tell Just how many
animals there were IN the three
drovcS2
Answer TO No. 234.
ORANGE minus RANGE plus
HIVE plus STONE plus STONE
plnuS VEST minus NEST minus
ONE equals ONO,
Copyright. 1917, by Sam Loyd)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
U. S. Names Food
Agent for England

LONDON, Aug. N.-Louis p. Shcl-
don, who is associated with a London
banking firm, has been asked by Her
bert {. Hoover to accept appointment
as representative Of the American food
administration board in the United
Kingdom, 1t is understood that Mr..
Sheldon has accepted and that it is
now being determined whether he shall
become an attache OF the American
embassy.
As Mr.. Hoover's representative, Mr..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

mP WlPE
The Startling News That Her Fathers
Letter Bore to Madse.
6v Asts 6oSrjson>

LeUef bore 10 mAu8e.
ItDON'T look like that" Lillian
commanded sharply when the
door OF the living room closed
behind me shutting Off the rest Of the
dinner guests. your fathers all right,
yet"
Her quick intuition had OWNED the
fact that | realized the special delivery
registered letter she had received dur
ing her dinner to Robert Savarin was
from my father in South America. II
was like her. also, to calm my fears as
quickly as possible, and at the same
time to tell the truth
"Sit down" she said, "and read the
letter. There isn't any use now for you
to remain in ignorance Of your fathers
address, You'll have to be strictly on
the job from now on,
"But, remember" she lifted an ad-
monlShing finger, YOU mustn't let your
face bctray YOU when YOU 20 back into
the room. There's something out Of
the ordinary abou, this affair OF your
fathers, something ] don't understand
at all, and the fewer people know about
it the better.
"Of course. You'll have To show the
letter to Dicky, but let me talk TO him
first ! think | can brighten him into
keeping his usually garrulous tongue
between his teeth. wouldn't have
shown YOU the letter until after the
other guests had gone home, but |
saw you were IN an agony of uneaSi-
ness about IT."
II couldn't have waited answered
simply, and the words came through
lips that were stiff Then took the
letter and read 1t through
The heading was that OF an unpro-
] nounccable Spanish town IN a country
which | knew from my newspaper and
magazine reading was giving our own
government no little trouble on accoun,
OF It's covert enmity And the hand
writing unlike the usual, beautiful firm
%chltography OF my father, was lrtegu.
lar, as IT the hand that penned it had
trembled as II wrote.
"Some Grave Danger"
"My darling daughter" the letter be.
gan
have hcSitated long time be
fore writing this letter, for | did
not wish 10 alarm you. But things
have come TO such a pass with me
lately that ! see shall have to
take precautions or else shall
become one OF the great army
whose fate is marked unknown
YOU must he brave, my dear one,
when tell YOU that | believe
am in such grave danger It is most
uncertain whether | shall ever see
you again or not | have worked
for many years down here, and
have had many escapes, bu, never
before have | felt the sinister
II is a new influence, too, one tina,
believe to be directed against
myself personally. instead OF
against my work feel its inyiSi-
hle meshes slowly closing around
me, and in the avetted faces and
altered deneanor Of the native Of.
ficials who have been associated
with me SO long ! read a diStrust
that can only have Us roots in
some underground. PERSONALLY con
Quoted campaign against me. I'm
palmer words. believe these ma
tive associates OF NINE are being
made to believe that ! am a traitor
to them and # ,hey frall, make
up their minds rs that fact, my
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Sheldon will deal with the British
food controller, Baron Rhondda, to
bring about close cooperation between
the United States and England Mr.
Sheldon, who is a Yale graduate, for
some time had been assisting the com
mercial attache OF the embassy, over
seeing shipments OF certain raw ma
70 the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31
New Greek Minister Arrives.

AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. 81
George RouSSeS, who was recently desig-
mated by Foreign Minister Politis AT
Athens as Greek minister to the United
States, arrived here today on a British
steamship.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

SURGEONS agree that In cases Of
Cuts, Burns, Bruises and Wounds, the
FIRST TREATMENT is most impor.
tan,. When an EFFICIENT antiseptic
is applied promptly, there is no danger
Of infection and the wound begins 10
heal at once. For use on man or beast,
BOROZONE ID the IDEAL ANTlSEP,
TIC and HEALING AGENT. Buy u
now and he ready for an emergency.
Price 2Sc, Soc, 81 and $3.50. Sold BY
Wcstfall Drug Co-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-31

OF thankfulnew that | could not read
further without drying them.
Thank heaven" ! murmured, "Oh,
thank heaven"
(Copytight)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-22
Dangerous Antiseptics
and GermicideS Are
Unnecessary

A dependable antiseptic has como to
be considered a necessity In most
homes. Especially is this true since
Absorbine. Jr.. has had such a wide
introduction. because this liniment is
not only powerful antisepic and
germicide. but il is absolutely safe to
use and to have around the house. It
Is not poisonous. and 1t cannot do harm
even II the children do get hold of it..
That is a big point to consider.
.Absorbine, Jr.. is concentrated, and
is. therefore, economical. 1t retains its
germicidal properties even diluted one
part Absorbine, Jr.. to 100 parts water
and it's antiseptic properties one part
Absorbine. Jr.. to 200 parts OF water.
The antiseptic and germcidal prop
critics have been repeatedly tested and
proven in many prominent chemical
Laboratories, Detailed laboratory re-
ports mailed upon request.
Absorbine. Jr.. combines safety with
efficiency. s1.00 bottle at most drug
Gists or postpaid.
Send loo for liberal trial bottle.
w. F.. YOUNG. P. D. F..
27s Temple ST.. Springfield. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-22
Real Estate Summary
cHANCERY TRANSFERS.

r, b. l. Erwin: substitute trustee. to
ter Park. August :. 1877. $500. YIN"
>, Suburban development Corporation
70 George H. Richardson. lots is. Is, 20.
s. Sa9sk , F. oChamberiayne Court. July
Harris. sOaiss feet. west line Of Gnox "
lana Avenue. 130.15 feet north of
iSrookland Avenue. August 20. 1917;
Il; Il; MSndin ct u., to E. p. Cath
tietiS SUxiZS feet east limo OF Twen-
June 20. 1917. $1,000.
George B: White ct ux. to E. P. Cath
Side Place. April 20. 1917. $500.
c: w. JohenninE ct ux. to Davis
Bros.. Inc. 35xl40 feet. northeast COR
ner Maryland Avenue and Pollock
ss!tnsots August II. 1917; tax SO cents.
aias; 10, s. bloe as. r. 10 His ah;s 'H Ssrk
ADDITION August Is. 1917; tax 81. $40.
Anrietta K: Parrish ct vir to DR.. ].
Twsnty-hfth Street, los 3-4 feet north
o. 81 Street. August 10. 1917; tax $3.50,
j. w. johnson ct al. to Sarah Lucas
North IWenty-ninth Street July 3.
20 l-2.1st feet. east line OF Twenty.
ninth Street. between + and 0 Streets.
July %. 1917; tax s1.4o. $40.
w stith Bell ct ux. to willard Mon
Elm Street. August Is. isl7; tax ;5.76.
$40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-22
BOTTLE OF WINE HURLED
bliss Mildred McGhee Badly Injured
When Missile Ii Thrown Through
windshleld OF Car.

When Missile In Thrown Through
Windshield OF Car.
ARVONlA. VA. August 2l.-MIss
Mildred McGhee, Of Washington. u
visitor at Glen Arvon," well-known
Virginia estate on the James River.
was painfully injured: when Young
man from Stanardsville. Greene Coun-
ty. a total stranger. threw bottle
half filled with wine through the wind
shield of car in which Miss McGhe Q
was riding, the glass OF the Windshield
and bottle decorating her face and
throat TO such n degree that surgical
aid was required
Miss Dorothy Wooden, OF Glen Ar
von.'' with her guest. Miss McGhee.
was motoring on the road between
Bremo Bluff and Stcarnes. when they
encountered a disorderly crowd OF
strangers, who formed a line to dis
Miss Wooden, alarmed. raced the car
through the line, forcing the men to
stand aside. a man aged about
twenty three years. enraged. threw the
bottle into Miss McGhee's face. Tho
young women FASTENED to Bremo to
procure surgical aid and to report the
outrage.
A number Of young men set about
hunting the man, and learned from
comrades that he was from Stanards-
VILE, and that he had recently been
drafted into the army and had passed
the examinations. Friends later mo-
tored to Greene County and reported
the matter to the sheriff of that county.
1t is thought the man will be appre-
'hended within the next few days and
brought back to Fluvanna for trial.
Miss McGhee. though badly cut. will
not suffer permanent injury.