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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03

per cent Haven't you got some rich
relative! You kind of-well. look as
you had lot of them. And with
both those shops you could make the
pace the swell hangout of the burg"
MISS Ives shook her head despair
ingly. Really, she was thinking this
mated rival was-well, almost nice
"hat she said was: Not a relative
Ny last one. an aunt, died last wear.
She left Inc S7,000-with string on
IT, L refused to touch the string. But
Ill SELL told you so before"
Masters laughed hollowly. Me
buy? Great Scott. couldn't raise
another nickeI If Ice cream spas were
gong at a cent apiece. / soaked my
last possible dollar into this place
90 you know WHY" he inquired unex-
pectedly. Miss Ives looked interested
Because a girl swore she wouldn't
marry anybody but a business man. !"
Miss Ives interest sudderI. dimin
ished. and now-what do you
think?' demanded Willis. SIZE says
I've proved I'll never make a BUSH
ness mainland is going to marry
some one else, just because Tin COM
ing a crOpper.' Miss Ives interest re-
vived.
How perfectly horrid," she said
well, l thought 1t was pretty rot
ten myself But l don't know that I
mind SO very much, after ALL" Willis
was stealing long look at Matilda's
bewitching profile.
The conversation begged down at
this point into half minute Of ST
lence.
An idea smote Willis so hard that
he jumped. Say" he exclaimed, "if
we can't buy one another out-do you
suppose-what do you think-part-
nership, you know"
Matilda shook her head ruefully.
eve couldn't ever build up regular,
honest-to-gOodness business now with
out capital. | wish to gracious my
Aunt Harriet hadn't been so dictate
rial-the old dear.'
What was that string, by the
way?' inquired Masters perfunctorily.
"Oh, just an old woman's whim.
Well, to tell the truth she made the
legacy payable to me on my wedding
day"
Miss Ives looked up at Mr.. Masters
quite uncOncernedly. He was merely
nodding his head repeatedly as If In
full sympathy with her unpleasant
testamentary predicament But some
how their eyes continued to meet. Then
over the uncommonly pretty face OF
Miss Ives there spread slowly. like the
! first whisper of dawn the loveliest
possible suggestion Of rose. And into
the boyish cOuntenance Of Willis Mas
tiers there came the surprised, de-
| lighted reflection Of self-revelatiOn.
by golly" breathed Willis, quite
unconscious that he was speaking
aloud.
"Look here!" exclaimed Matilda,
jumping up, with the blush at least
three tints deeper-and lovelier than
ever-''you go back to your own store
right now"
"All right. but you and / are going
tc dinner together tonight and sign up
for bigger business !"
| And from that day to this the
prOprietors Of Travers' Spa at 1918
Main street, the towns fashionable
meeting place and small private mint,
have never been able to decide which
got the idea first.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
landaulet.

Landaulet was applied by the Ger
mans to four-wheeled type Of car
rage designed by firm in Landau.
1t had a folding top for compartment
seating four passengers. The rear
half of the top was made of leather,
the front half being semi-rigid and
fashioned of wood and glass. The
drivers seat, like In the English
brougham was raised above the level
of the passengers and not inclosed.
The modern motor car landaulet Is
practically the same as the brougham
except that the top can be folded at
liz. rear. converting it into semi
!, Ell car.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03

price for a rig to go over to Blank
villeT'
"Ten dollars" again answered the
liveryman.
Several days later the travelling man
reappeared without the rig and hand
ed the stableman $40.
"But where Is my rigY' demanded
its owner.
"Oh, it is over az Blankville," said
his patron. "All / wanted to do was TO
90 over.'-Christian Science Monitor
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Wise Youngster.

uotber-Oh. Bobby, here you are
.,,p with your clothes in perfect
pohhv I'm tears)-I-I was playing
md Willie Meigs threw II stone ana
battered me all over
Wother-Well. what are you crying
about! Is 1t painful to be covered
With mud3
Bobby-No, but ! thought II l came
n laughing YOU would whip me-
Boston Transcript.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Bio Road Program.

The state highway commission In
New Mexico has launched big road
building program with six new federal
aid projects. one to cost SAG. 707.O2 a
second to cost S65, 5O5.67, third S5S.
:62 81. the fourth S41 624.73. a fifth
S69, S44. 40. and the sixth S74, 194.47.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Take ! Chance.

"Grandma, can you help me with
this probiem?"
IL could. dear, but do you think 1t
would be right?"
mo. I don't suppose SO, but you
might have a shot at 1t and see."-
American Legion Weekly.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Bacillus Attacks Hoos Too.

The bacillus causing swine abortion
Ia the same as that causing the dis
ease in cattle, according to F. NJ.
Hayes, associate professor of veterin-
airy science at the University Of Cali
fOrnia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Sell inferior Laying Hens.

The inferior laying hen Of the meat
type has thick, 7beefy pelvic bones,
with hard Jumps at the ends. Such
hens are not heavy layers. Sell them
They usually weigh heavy.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Dixie Highway Leads.

OF the $3.50 miles of roads to be
constructed throughout the United
States through the all of federal ap-
preparation. the Dixie Highway leads
the LIST with S9j miles.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Cost Borne by Motor Owners.

In a number of states the entire
cost of construction and maintenance
of state highways or of state bonds
for road Improvement is now borne
entirely by the motor owners.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
.,..,+iors of Weight.

Co's, has a lean and
1oDO nv declared Caesar.
bDgry w. ro,d better take a chance
'Sa'Os that interrupted Anthony
WI whisper. "You know nobody loves
man
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
soscHEE's SYRUP
...,. irritation, soothes and Heals
:" ,...,t and Lung Inflammation.

no almost constant irritation Of a
=. y. teeps the delicate mucous men,
49, 49, ~ me throat and lungs in a con-
a ..d condition, which Boschee's Syrup
'.atIy and quickly soothes and heals.
- ~ roason il has been a favorite
= mold remedy for colds, coughs.
''...b,tis and especially for lung
.s,oe in millions Of homes all over
w. !, aor,d for the last fifty-fve years,
cabling the patient to obtain good
u ''.at's rest. free from coughing, with
" expectoration in the morning.
m ran buy Boschee's Syrup wherever
..d,eipes are sold.-Advertisement.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
HjohWays in China.

Highways of from SO feet to 80 feet
in width are under construction ID
China
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
Just What He Wanted.

Cadger-Hear you're Workin, Soak
err. What are YOU dom?
Soaker-Nothin'i
Cadger-Any chance of gettin' Job
at the same place?-Stray Stories.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03
from B.ekaehs7
Pain in Your Side'
Mrs. Youngblood
Saws

| pss'ssas Tx and head. a friend TDHor; 81
\, TO q try Or. Pieroe I3,t rav odnd
pt sn ,; ssd Of praising IT, for be. be,
ct. ds my life. | Am, am f0f IT two
= ID l nSs / think I need a medicine q e
81 DO sr,spS su Prescription as as It .
20 ,sssidne / ever got I thst aid me me
roalyi tired sewers, doctors rs, Out out
49, thsn health e Mrs. Ida J Dung
tns eo0' ID.
~ ). Prescription is made without
b,ertsd r csp be obtained from your Y
jsd ,s1n u in tablets or liquid i,;, II
~ ST pf Pierce, president ln Inv: s,
II .n Sts',s III n. Y, he will give you
btd D ,;sI medical advice free E. Of cost.
tasn t;s . minute If you're ailing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-12-03

Mile Of Road Every Day.
A mfle Of hard roads hEbeinG CON-
pleted every day In Iowa.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
DEXTER

Miss Hazel Vineyard was a Dex-
ter visitor the latter part of the
week. She will return this week
to her school work in Texas.
w. H. Miles and J. T. Mills at
tended to business in Roswell on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Leonard and
family of Independence, Mo-. are
visiting at the II. r. Wattenbarger
home for a few days this week be-
fore continuing their auto tour to
southern California.
Threshing of alfalfa seed Is Just
begun. Yields in some instances
promise to be heavy, but as a
whole the crop will be light in this
vicinity. Price is fair, running
around ~ to Is cents per pound.
Local aspirants to the position
of postmaster were in Roswell on
Saturday undertaking the presi-
dental examination of candidates
to fill the vacancy in the local Of
flee.
Miss Constance Goodner left the
latter part of the Week for Mo-
gollon, N. NJ, where she will teach
the coming term.
County Agricultural Agent J. II.
Thomas was looking over farms
in this vicinity on Thursday and
boosting the meetings to discuss
the proposed amendments to the
constitution, which are to be voted
on at the coming election, Sep
TENDER 20.
Many Dexterites were saddened
to learn of the death of Miss Effie
Gillian. daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
w. B. Gillian, which occurred at
Elida some weeks ago. She had
been i'll most of the summer, hav-
ing had one operation at Clovis
and was thought to be recovering,
but was suddenly taken worse and
soon passed away. Rev. Gillian
was pastor of the M. r. church at
this place last year and Miss Effie
was quite prominent in the activ-
tiles of the younger set
Oscar Halliburton left Sunday
night for Clovis, where he will be
employed in school work this
winter.
Miss Eddye Johnston, former
teacher in the local schools, was a
visitor here this week from Bis
bee, AriZ. She was on her way to
Clovis, whe,e she will assume the
position Of secretary to Prof. J. M
Rickley. superintendent of the city
schools there.
N. s. Sweeney and wife, who
have been engaged in business in
Palomas Springs. N. NJ, for the
past year, have sold their interests
there and returned to their old
home at this place and will reenter
business here soon.
A large crowd of young folks en-
joyed an all-day picnic at the bot
tomless lakes last Sunday. Among
those partaking OF the festivities
were Misses Opal and Alta May
Weaver. Edith Marshall, Mildred
Stanley. Leota Porter, Fern knight,
Opal Wylie and Roseana Milenz;
Messrs. James McMain, John and
George Bibles, Harry, Richard and
Carl Reinecke. Loman and Elvis
Wylie. The party was chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Weaver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-09-04
I|CGS ARTISTS
HAVE FUN WITH
. COL0RED SHEET
Children in Journal Contest
Work Hard for Prizes
Given Away Each Week
for Painting Pictures.
) Q 9 . Q . 0 8 8 o 9 o Q
THE PRIZE WINNERS.

First - Mildred Koehrer, $40 Of
, West Roma; age II. Of
Secondhand Louise Cox, 40 o
$ North Twelfth; age IL. 81
3 Third-Lorene Putsch, Silver @
3 City, N. M; age 10. 81
, Third - Esther Horton, 900 o
. Forester; age 10. @
s. Third--Elizabeth Griffin, zoos @
. North Second; age 10. 81
, Third - Vera Mcintosh, 224 @
. West New York; age IA. o.
B . . o Q o 9 9 . . . Q = Q . = o
The children who sent in colored
Jiggs sheets in the Journal contest
last week must have had lots of
fun doing the work. So many of
them put in all sorts of fancy lit
tie color touches, such as staining
the loaded glass windows, painting
the mountains in the colors that
the big artist, Maxfield Parrish,
uses and using gilt paint wherever
1t was appropriate. One little girl
painted very modest shoulder
straps on Maggie's dress In several
pictures where Mr.. McManus, the
artist, forgot them.
The work as whole was only
fairly good the past week. Con-
testants should take more pains in
applying the color evenly, and in
choosing colors that will not make
the picture look too unreal. The
colored sheets must be at the
journal office by Wednesday, or
hxy INff1 nv tN,ot1a1
out Of the city. No child may
compete for four weeks after he
has won a prize. Be sure to at
tach your name, age and address
to the picture.
Those who entered the contest
last week were:
Doris Brooks, $40 West Tijeras
May Alves Holifield, Clovis, N. M.
Monica Macarthur, 102 North
Twelfth.
Joe Glassman, SIC South Walter.
Mary Nell Hall, Winslow, Ariz.
Mary Giannini, 4O5 South Sec
ond.
Daniel Contreras, 413 South Sec
ond.
Adeline Lienau. 11S Grant ave-
nue., Santa Fe, N. M.
Winnifred Shaver, Murphey San
atorium.
Ethel Freed, sOS South Broad
way.
Irene Cope, 1901 Virginia.
Amalia Giannini, 405 South Sec
ond.
Estelle Mcdonald, SIS West Til
jeras.
Florence Beatrice Biffin, 100
Vassar.
Emma Crollott, Ais South Sec
ond.
Edmundo Contreras. 413 South
Second.
Jessie GauI, s1e North Third.
Imogene French, 329 North
Fifth.
Miriam Scott, General Delivery
Mildred VanArsdale, 623 North
Eleventh.
Virginia Dare Leftwich, 500
West Central.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

,.ror,os,o- Wy, uoptromcrr Is thr
,.,,.v, ,r AIiu,art General and Mrs
Imhn Ch,rrnck
,,r.
- ""' "''' a., nn,n, or tr,ir
lays 3Eo i"r VISIT al '"o ''""'' :"
"'''Er'',' '"iS ~ 49,
h%i"'' l'''
l:"v. T.. l. W.sr E"H. Ea!ph ~ "e''
sId Mr.. Lloyd G""'n'E!' 81 l'"'H"hS
i":l 'ru'siiT m"rr.": .'' - f"t'"E '""'
wi."r, t'..v ~. at;"'.d -" "l!tc c"l''@h
l.nn O.! Tie Christian cit1uch.
NJ. u,,,.,.,ar ,,,.ltrrr darChte-.
,,..,,,r All N,s V.i,:p;n Barrett Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
Binding Snow Storm 5000 Feet in The Air
Forces Stunt Fliers to Land at Moundsvile

--o"p Will t1hc 4 Ect-:og" :h"" Nh"
tn.s F:!Gay. The pin. Is u !c"N" on II"
) o'cln"ii E''h%ny :. T!UinE 49, Tar rs
the rort or the I O" 81 EUran:HnS M.
tro:p this pciu: a.. ;r1"u VII r'"U"' !
IN foo: t. i!.r hilitup CIiU2 I!ScUN, c"
last sumner daring the annual ""r'.' 10y
EichSr' E.lsCr. W!l,irm lir,'.l"E ana
Glen RaICLs In "Hn "r Their over. rh'
hikes Srrh4 Of ire H"y" viii y" N1"'
way on their bikes in"t"ad OF the car =
they wish 10 do So. ard Will leave ~
soon after s,,.u"l rs p""s:hr IN" Scouts
Will retarh n ti,Lc lrr tNo football
rrNtrh ic:werH H.. fi.h '.'n"1l p:l l.ts;
Liverpool Saturday. IT," scouts VIII
carry H., usuu, raEl1 equipment -- pap
trnta. blankets. food for four meals.
dishes. axe. knife. &c.
The scoutmastnr. y. &. Took. had
planned On week end trip. rr,urn,n.
sunday evening. hat decided t0 postpone
the longer trip IL later date. Rcor-
gan.zht!un ninns are under way. \ num-
Der Of new Scouts VIII be admitted. ole
Scouts Will b. promoted To assistant
utmaStersh!rS: other Scouts Will
STUDY for merit badges. New officers
und patrol leaders Will hc elected all
around. This scoutHIastcr hopes also TO
uutfit all the troop with the new uniform
which mas rcCHHl!E Dccl aGOIlcu Dy lHc
national headquarters.
4 new troop Is being formed at Beth.
any and another troop Is needed in
Welsburg. The present troop. No. 8.
is about iilled up. and IL number OF boys
will have to be turned down. 1t IL too
had that someone does not step forward
and volunteer To start new troop to
take care Of these boys
The troop hopes to hc able to do some.
thing toward helping tho kiwan!s Ak
UP the new park. and will consider
Iians early IN the year for so doing.
wsnsburg Briefs
George s. Larr!:norc = again able TO
hr uut after a TWO days illness result
ing from ptOnta inc poisoning.
J. NJ. CharnoCk l"f; recently for Leh-
anon. Ind. where h. will visit his
brother-n-law. Ben jamin Miller.
Mrs. Abe Montgomery is in Charleston
attending the state convention of the
Order Of Eastern Star. While In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
WELLSBURC
MANY FOOTBALL FANS
PREPARING TO LEAVE
FOR PITTSBURGH SAT,

Saturday will Witness general eNo-
Jus at football fans from this city TO
Wheeling and Pittsburgh. where Tvs"
West Virginia rlcvens viii be seen IN
action. West Virginia university mec.i
TIE Panther eleven at Forbes field. wh'''
bethany tackles Ohio university a. the
Wheeling High school ErountI
II Is generally believed that littS de-
feat last saturday 10y Lafayette VII!
make them all the more difficult 10 h"'i
when they take tn" field against rat
Spears outfit. and for many reasons. al.
{ which are Obvious u tAr followers OF
these teams. a great battle - certain
On IN" other hand. Bethany IS anxious
To run up as large 4 score on ONO rs
did W. Y. l.. and with perfected team
work Il would not b. surprising I" soc
the Bison eleven put the steam roller
In action.
Property Changes Hands.
John T.. Smith has purchased the Dr.
T. l.. Worthen property at S2O Main
street \ brother. Ed Smith. and ram
.ly are moving in from the country ana
will take possession At once. Or. ana
Mrs. Worthrn and MIR. and Mrs. W. j.
Kirk and son will move to La hel'p
View. Stcubcnr!I.c. Ohio. where they
rave purcnaSeu i lnHuetH ho'HS'
Shakespeare Club.
Tho Shakespeare club had very IN
teresting meeting at the home Of MIS-
Emma Jacob Monday evening. Attes
the reading nt an interesting paper on
Manitou. Col. and the Garden or the
Gods. the topic OF oliver Wendell
Holmes was. taken IN and ably dis
cussed. Miss. Sue Jacob. tho leader
bringing out some very interesting
points.
Boy Scouts Hike.
II the weather permits. the Scouts OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

reT,"N"d "a the Glendale hoSpita! l"fS
nay. vi,vic he wns operated on for gal
stones. he - improving nicely.
J. \. S~yce.d whn has been riSI:inH
his son Ira ard family II: silver LANE
y, arrived cnc Tuesday.
Es- l. H. Eil>eIau Of WarwoAd
s;rEt TUESDAY with Rev. CoughlIn "
It FRANCIS church.
Ci.arles !irxs is quite IT, nj his horn"
OF sixth street.
NJ. and Mr.:. \. NJ Iehew nr Newark.
-. re ihe CHESTS OF friends here zoe I"
f.. d%!S.
Mss Il Zen Gibbs o. MannnS1"n Il
H.. gus. ot friends and relatives here.
h"hcrt Harris OF elan Grove visited
~, aGS here Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
o1DxcNH APToINT1D.
ncs1s Second 0.straoA CT ne fetsSsAs
Bureau.

WASHINGTON. Get. 4.-Appoint1nsns ~
Henry G. Opdycke ~ manager OF &c"
second ListrIct Of tho veterans bureau
which lncirdes thS states OF New 1orE'
New Jersey and Connections: was Az
rouncoI today BY Colone: Charles n.
I5rbes, director CT the bureau
lie will Be directly responsible M tAs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
Hungarians Withdraw
T1top3 Are Moving oTt e.
Fore OF Ar:Teilau1-To :.
Regarding Terrific,

Hrdart"t. oct J -- ll.:nIa::an troops
hCLI.n :" " i;!f'aw from second zone
OF BUrI.r,..ard. Il arr""' strip OF terri
tory Ilui.& IT, Austrian front, yestcr-
Gar. Several hU'.s!:-l Een5arn,es Will
rc,:r'n ut Grdrnhlrg nj tho request OF
Ia" !ntrr-all!cd commission for the pur-
pose Of maintaining order under the au-
thnr!ty Of that body. Faul Hegedus.
i"rurr minister OF finance In the Hum
cariau government. will also stay at
Oedenburg 10 maintain relations VIII,
the C":umission.
The Hungarian government has &C.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

administration OF thS afsIiss Of al IS.
ssrv:.a men - tbs c:..r:c:- sH.a -
s.:tler.sat o. coini.rs:t:e, elni'ns. Gee.
yi.Aiization. ypcst"uA! tduaA:i1'~; saS
lnaarsscS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05

,euted an invitation IL SAND n rtp:Hsen-
t1iiyo TO a conference regarding Bus
gcnland. Tht, meeting wall b held ut
/cnice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-05
WILSON FLYING CIRCUS AvIAroEs
REPORT THRILLING EXPERT
ENCE HIoH ABOVE EARTH

W"Y RAIN FELL HERE, SNOW
AND SLEET ENDANGERED TEEE
LIVES AND TWO SNIPS
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-22
PRICE 8 CENTS
NEGRO ASSAULTS
GIRL NEAR EASTON
LIKE BROTHER DID
First Rapist Met Death BY
Hanging,

Matte Simpson, Ii years old, was
attacked and an attempt made to
Criminally assault her by Percy Cas-
her home at Ferry's Neck Wednes.
day afternoon Miss Simpson is a
sister of Bertha Simpson. who was
crimnally assaulted about q year
ago by Isaiah Fountain. colored
who was hanged for the crime.
Castle was arrested shortly be-
fore midnight by one of the four
posses securing the country for the
negro. He was apprehended at his
fathers home, where the officers
were in wait. Castle. on entering
the house, saw the officers and starr.
cd to run. Several shots were fred
and the negro halted and gave him.
self up. He was secretly taken to
the Easton jail
Miss Simpson attends school at
Oxford and was on her way home
when attacked She was passing
through a stretch Of woods, two ana
one-half miles from Bellvue, when
Castle Jumped out and grabbed her
She was thrown down and her
clothing badly torn. When the ne
gro attempted to criminally assault
her she grabbed his throat ana
screamed The assailant then took
his long fngernails and scratched
the girls face, inflicting painful IN.
iurIes. Her screams finally fright
eped the negro who feared the ep-
proach of someone along the road
The girl Is In a serious conditions A.
the Emergency Hospital at EaSton.
Word of the assault spread like
wildflre and -four posses we've I'M
mediately organized and search
started. Three of the posses de-
clared If the negro was found he
would never be taken to Eastcn
alive Threats of lynching were
heard all over the section and the
iail liz being closely guarded to pre-
vent the mob from taking the law In
its hands.
The fact that Miss Simpson Is a
sister Of the girl assaulted by Foun.
tain. a case which caused great
sensation, made the people the more
indignant over this latest outrage.
Castle is young negro and used
crutehes, losing one Of his legs some
years ago. He resided with his IA
Their near Easton.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-22
SERBIANS ATTACK
ALBANIAN VILLAGES
Are Disguised AS Albanian
Mountaineers.
(By International News servies)

(By International News ScrNeel
Geneva, Sept. ga Serbian
force disguised as Albanians noun
taineers have begun an invasion Of
Albania, according to a telegram
circulated here today by the Al
bantam delegation for benefit Of del
egates to the League of Stations
meeting, 'The Albanian militia is
opposing with heroic resistance the
attacks Of the Siberian army in the
Drin Valley said the statement.
"'The Serbian forces bombarded this
valley for a long time, forcing the
Albanians to flee from this sector"
The Albanian delegation said the
Serbian invasion began Wednesday
when 300 Serbian soldiers disguised
as Albanian mountaineers comman-
ded by IL regular army officers and
equipped with a battery Of mounted
guns, opened an attack north Of
Miridita. Albanian townsmen, seiz-
ing rifles, aided the militia in oppo-
sing the Serbian advance First
news Of the attack was sent from
Tirana.
The League OF Nations assembly
today voted to admit Esthonia, Lith.
mania, and Lapvia 10 the league,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-22
HEAVY E1uIH7CTIAl
STORM VISITS CITY
lightning Plays Heb With
Telephones.

The eauinoctial storm OF Nednes
bay afternoon and night brought IL
It's wake one Of the heaviest rain
|alls that has fallen in so short a
beriod in a long time The report
made by Local Weather Observer
)1eorge VanMetre places the preci-
bitation at 2.07 inches During
both downpours it seemed that the
Bottom had fallen out of the heay-
Rns. Although much of the water
Ian off into the creeks and rivers,
Enough saturated the parched earth
IA revive vegetation.
The c. & p Telephone Company
|uffered considerable damage be
Iause of the lightning. Bolts knock
| d out four distance cables, nine
cal lines and put II stations out OF
ommissiin The comuany's damage
b the Winchester district was
reater. Eleven long distance
runks and Il local lines. as we'll as
KS stations were put ont OF com
|hission.
There was some hail in the Win
hester neighborhood
The Potomac Power COMPANY for
'unately escaped damage Iight.
ing occasioned several minor in
Prruptions, but the general service
fas not affect ad