davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

Sc ALQUILA.-Para hombres SOLOS,
un mirador dos departamentos. Edifi.
clio de SucreS de Perez Hermanos In
fanta Luisa 4 6, Telefono 2l5. San
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28
-:HOTELES:-
PALACE

En- el eentrO comercial de San Juan,
son vista la bahia. Conticne 11O ha-
Sitaciones asaplias, con cuartOs de ba.
no. "Roof garden, sitio ideal para
bailes, sbanquetes, "soirees". Ell 81
ti0 de reunion de la buena sociedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

Sc DESEA un piso peuuefo un mi
rador para matrimonio solo. Infor-
mara Ell IMPARCIAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

VendO autOm0vil Buick" o "CoIec,
POr no necesitar mas que unO, vends
ell que mejor lie eOnvcnga. Pueden di-
rigirse al Box 725, San Juan, r. R.,
o VERNE en- 1nfanta Luisa No. 8k.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

MALOJILLO.-Se venden hasta 800
mazos diarios, 8 centavos ell mazo,
en- ell kil6metro II de la carreters
central, inca Casablanca, crjidos alli.
SUCESoRES DE PEREZ HERNIA
NOS, Marina, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-28

YIDRIERAS MOSTRADOR. - Tene-
mos en- existencia dc 16 Y "a pulgadas
ancho en- 4, 5 pics de largo. Pre-
clos de fabrica. Diaz Hermanos. Cruz
10, San Juan, P. R.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
Oeiaa ct paafuno.

Sra Boston, Masi., berettes Sen
9oe Nobember: Spb BreIter onbpt.
teoe ioag fine PreiteftoIer for oIrnin.
beige Mrbeioeres Sberaus for of or.
betbe gpgningsfneere. Oct Dor
Dog bare en- ZEN Sass Sob, 8eiuI.
tatet at Ell SnbbpoeIie fra Central
9abor Union til @iengipIo for Grc.
itertes ttpIig itbbiite SsIigbeb peS Of
ittobboe MrbeioerIebere til at toIe frn
fine grRbifeItoIe.
5 ct bslien6e Tegn fisrte Sicp
Snrrp Srebp en- gementpuon, mebens
Yaitorerne Retpton 6. Seller oa 6. q
yotng iattes | Mrbeibe peb SpfsrrI.
len at gbens ttpe 2atinifcIe. 9oito.
rerre Sranf atngbon os s. 8. gor.
ter bar Wllriteit og aaIf til en- onbcr
iitber Spfsrelie b9renbe gnonino,
tneoetts gaitorertte 6. g. Stepbenicr
og ". Smitb i,bfsrte forifieaiae
Slngs "SSobs" / andre gpgninaer /
Sorretningsceittret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
paaben % hatulikernf.

s SlnIebning al EN- Soreipsrgi-l
fra Ell al glaoets 99iere ON, bpori
&atoliferneS Saabsl9re ofbiger ira
2utberanerneS, bar pi benpenbt oS
iii Saitor s. 9. Sorriion / Eecorab,
inm cir feI9enoe l1OreOning al
SpsrgSmaalct:
1. Segge &irfer lGrer, at 9aa.
ben err ct Raaoemibbel. Oten BEN III.
tberife Strife foritaur oermeo, at
Cub | 8uaben ffiprfer BEN Spnos-
f~orlaOelie, iom ariituS bar f%ortieni
for os. Sen fatolife Strife oerimoo
nlener meb 9uubsuuaoen pisie goo,
@genIfaber, iom ino9Does / De oebte,
co iom oisie ifal briige til at for
tie1te Jig guOs @unit og oen eoigc
SaIisbeb.
9. 9en IlitberIfe airfe IGrer, al
Caabcn bpber CUBS Raaoe frem til
s%lnnammelie peo Gro, % at ben net,
up oerpeo pirfer Srocn, iom ma H.,
for at man ifal Ia 8aon at Saa.
bert.
Den fatollfe Strife lurer, of Taa.
ben gamer Ielp oa, 1laar Sroen fife
fomnter iii. SiGr b9pOer BEN, al
Barn life fan tro, men Dog bar
@apn Of 9auben.
3. Zen Iutberife Strife l9rer, al
Suuben filter Ell NaaOepagt meS
ftn 3sbte, at ben oerfor gabt1cr
lam for belle 9ibet, ifirnfer 5orla.
Belle for aue Spnber ogfaa efter
3aabsbanbIineen % inbtil Ssoer
Eploer Iaabens 2br aaben for bam,
Iaa at ban n%aoriombelit | Singer CO
Gro fot pcnSc tiIboge til 3aaben %
npbe benS flllbe Seliienelie.
Den fatuIife airfe Irrer, at 9au.
ben bpoer Raaoe bare meo Senipll
I'll Irpeipnben % De Spertr9oelier
rlarI maatte Ia giort Jig ifploig !,
fer man bleo osbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
Nyt SpareiYitem.

Sra @aibington beretfes, at Ht.
mans. % ADVERTISEMENTS bar tr.
Ser Sperpeielie en- fpues BIan, Tom
eaat no pua peb Samarbeioe Of OBJ
miittre Splf till at ipnre cg anbrinae
tine Sparepenge paa en- lpnneitoe oa
iiffer Maaoe.
Gn SperensfomIt ifuI ppre opnaaet
meaem De to Separtententer ON, aien.
llcm 9pitoepartementcts gpYtIpare.
banf. gfbeling % SilunsSepartenen-
tets "Sapings 9ipiiion", at Ststte
binanSens g%eitrrbeIier | ben anti.
oeoe Hetning, bier inoenior tit re.
ipeftibe @irtefeIt.
gl. a. ffuI BoTtIparebanfernes
6iinftionGrer raabe fine aiinoer I'LL
at ahbtinge fine S%pdrepenae | Sc al
Observation-Disclosures uSitebte Spare.
certififuter, mebens 3inansbeparte.
nleitets 5iinftion9rer rnnbt ONT |
Sanoet paa lin Sibe ifal anbefuIe fine
9itnoer at anbrihse fine upIparebe
Benge ! Roitiparebanferne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
kronfkurTtn % 6uloet.

Gen norife &rones 8prbi er for
Siben ct meget aftnelt Spsrgsmaol
boaoe | Horge og blanOt 0orbmprlo
| Amerifa. 9iseiom hi beroper Ell
| SiIbreoe nteo, bpaO BEN egentliGe
Gariag fam bore til Oen nltuGrenoe
Iaoe &ronefurs, iaaleOeS raaoer Der
ielo | Horge, oe ettbog blanot aner'
fienbte Sagmpnb, bsiIt forifieaige
Nenineer ON oenne Sag, og iIer
Ell anifuelierne blot btbergeretbe
1neb Senipn iii, bborleoes man bsr
inorette fig for igien at bringe aro.
men tiIbage til oens tioligere SGroi
l:Oen Sfabe for andre sfonomiife
Saftorer.
5 ben norIfe RresIe bar Sagen
t9ret iorig orsftet Ell lGttgere SiN,
uoen at man bar funnel bIi eng ON
rogen beitemt 5retnganesmaabe til
at faa rettet pna bet nlip9ren6e mis-.
Itge Sorbolb. 8sIeenbe flbtaIeIIer
al en- belfienot Stats sfoncnt, Tro.
fesior Oscar Seger, bill IGieS meS
i9rlig Snteresie:
Gen ttprife aroueS 8pr6i | GSor-
boIb iii Be ,tSenIanoife @alutaer al.
Lpnger life uoeluffenoe al bens &is-
Leeore inben 2anbet. Den paapir.
fes fra Dag til Sag al Den i~aafaIbte
SetalingsbalanceS Stiaing, mem.
l!a SorboIoet me6 Dor furfalbne
@l9lo til uolanbet og ltoInnOets
forfaIbne @ielb til ps. Soar ser
or tner forfaIben @ipIb iii llOIanoct
eno fprfalone SiIsooebapenSer, piI
Surier paa ben frelnmeSe 8aIuta
Itiee og Den norife &rones @eroi /
UorboIo I'll BEN nbenIanoife 8aIuta
lGrlte NED nnoer ct Gunft, iom OIL.
glOeS Oeo Oens aisbeebne / 8orboIO
til ben u~benIanoife @aIutas aisbc.
etne inben De reIpeftipe 9anS.
5or &iSen er utuiIiomt Beta,
l'~n9Sbalatcen bbaS man faIScr
it9uhItig. Zen norife arones Qpr.
D: ! 6Orbolb til Sc u~ocrIanoife So,
litaer er IaaIeoeS noget minore END
nn 'frloe bore / 6orbolo til aro.
mems iunfne aisbeepne. Gettc bor
lin @rllno l. of NorgcS @onf life BIZ
arroeise roget at lin @ulobeboISninu
til Srofisb al uoenIarNif 8aIltn.
boorpeo oen me6 2ctbeo fun6e re.
Gulere SalutafurIerne og forbinbrr
&c iterfe Spineninger / oi8ie. gn.
renoelie al gmfcns 8ulobeboIonin1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
ernbaneiammenitco

ct Sammenitsb nleGem ct belt.
gauenbe Basiaaertog % ct sitgauenbe
8obstog paa 3craS & 8aciRcbanen
falSt tislig 3crsoa9 Wor9cn forrige
llge Steo | Hprbeoef al &cnapieip,
Ger. On al 8aSiaeertogcts ssitnf.
tionGrer bleu br9bt % Here al 8as.
iagercrne mere euer minore aIuorlia
ifabe6c.
Basiagertogct bleb Ilpn9et al Gin.
tterte og 9a9ageDoenen fnuIt % Sra.
get lat | 9ranb.
Canine Tag ianbt en- ncgenIunbc
~lignenoe lllpffe Steo pua Santa sc.
8uren. 6Iere Bcrioner blep fp9Itebe,
men bcloigpis GIT intet @~ennelfplip
tabt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
Or. Wabe ipenif. 60 9r. Z [

Or. 8abe ipenif. ga 9r. +. 6.
8aoe forleoen par | 9es Woines, ait
Oct, iom Oct iaa ofte bomber, ndar
'fanbitaoiife @mner bebonbIes al be
arterifanife @labe, Sc aioroe bam til
Spenif. ~Ses Ioines Reailter" for.
fprtbte iaalebes: "Gountrpmeu Son.
or Sfpeoiib Sapant". Son. 8. M.
Cleion | Sort 9obse, Ser aItib Iiaar
paa gagt, naar oct 9i9lbtr at tgrne
ori iii aamle SpSrelanos ggrc, Trep
en- Ntttelie til 9labet, iom Sc. uifent.
tl99ioroe ben 30te Sftobtr. VIZ.
Sle'ori benptter Inlebninaen til at
9isre bet amerifanife IpisphhIifum
tpmierficm paa, at bcu6e 9oroe OF
Sperige er iaa belbige at babe tai.
rige fremragenbe @ioenifabsm9no,
o. at be9ge Sanoe letter fin Stolt.
beo ! Dem % oeres georifter; ielae.
lig bill bpert 2ano aierne aisre Sor.
bring paa fine esre bcrpnte Mr,,o
90 apinoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
Stor BomuIosbrano

Sra G~lebeIano. Wisi., teIesraferes
Den lite Wopember: Wenem 5000
og 5000 gaqer gomuIb blep enter
belt tilintetgiort eIler fterft b~eifobiopt
| en- SloebranS, iom Sorsboa Nof
lagoe ct golipar Cotton gompreis
9ompanp tilbsrenbe SpIagsifur i
Iife. Den anretteoe Sfaoe or,Ioops
til omtrent 100000.
Iariagen til Sleons Spfomit bor
man enonu life funbet rebe pao,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
5tefanion.G rpeottionen,

Sem a~rftiife SpbaaeIiesreiienbe
gilbialmlr S~tefansion, iom fortiOpr
opbolber fig | &anias Gitp, bar MOB.
taget WeIoing ON, at BET Rarti, hon
bapoe afienbt fra Some, Mlaifa. iii
WrangeIsen, omtrent 100 MiI nor.
oenfor Sibirien, for at pprette en-
galis for Ell flor britiif expedition
til enonu iifienbte ge1e omfrino
gsoropolen, | bel geboIb bar anfolr.
met til lit geitemmeliesIteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
en- liberal Stat.

Sfslge ct Telegram fra SeiierIon
@itp bar Staten WisiouriS lcpai.
penoe 6oriamling peotaget Ell 9epila.
ming al $15,000,0 900 til / Sorm al
9onuier at uOoeles me1em fine 8ete.
raner ira 8~eroensfrigen.
s &eprpientantbuiet bIep SorIa.
get peotaget meb enitemmisbeo OF al
Senatet meo 81 moo 9 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
Den nve fooeraIe DeiIop,

Sra @aibinston telegruferes, at
ben iaufalbte "8ppo HoabS" ,9in,
Ser bebileer ST5, 100000 iom gibrug
til @pgninget af gobe 2dnbepeie / Be
fprifielige Stater, oeit 10oe Rpbent-
Der q blepet unoertegnet Of Breii.
bent Snr0in9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
Reooet al en- Puno.

git en- muligens flor granonlpffe
| en- Seem yorf 2eiebolia forIeoen
Nat blep fo%rbinoret ifpIbtes en- biettts
lbs Suno, bbts 9ieen pGffebe 9eie.
boerlte itioe til at reboe fine Glib peb
en- baitia Slit9t It's paa beit aabne
8abe. Sffe minbre elib 90 SamiIier
nteb mango Born boebe | 9pgninaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15
freo oe ufreo,
~Sorff0tteile ira stbe I.

/ gnslano itiue, Iigeiaa al Srafif |
9oflbon og andre gper. Wenneife-
Itrsmmen / @erbensbpens 8aoer
ltanieoe iom paa &ommarbo paa bet
beitemte aloffeilet, 5lasene fist paa
baIp Stang, og uae bsfebe fine So
peoer I title 8sn for be falbne.
s Weitminiter Ibbep blep ct Mar.
mormtnunent paa ben ufienote Col.
bats @rap aileret. MarmorbIoffen
bar blet funoet | Hprbeoen al $50.
terloo SIagmarf / gelsien. s alle
9anbets &irfer bploteS Winoegnbs-
tieneIte.
Sranfrig ubiatte meb at feire Gre
aursminbet til igaar, Ssnoag. De
pnteretfantret bapoe beilitttet, at ben
lite Hop. iuar ifliIbe bore aIminbe.
Zig Selligoag, men Senatet forfaitebe
Jorilaget meb ben Wotipering, at
paa @rulto al De trpffenbe Siber og
paa @runo al bet fore @ienreis.
ningsarbeibe, iorn g~tationen err miot
oppe /, tr9nger Sranfrig aae iite Ir.
b~eibsoaee ibeisaaret.
8eb @batteau Sbierr5 ~afilereoes
DOG set fsrite Of en- &pffe Wunu1nens
ter, iom ifal betegne ben poerite
@rRnie for Spifernes SITUATION al
Granfris.
R9iten ale gnropas @lbiier biebe
Dog mere Ylaos til SmtaIen al BEN
foreitaaenbe Rebruitningssa onference
/ 8aibingtott emo til Minbet ON Sad
benitilitanben.
Oct nrre Eitem.
Den franif-tprfiIfe Separat-3r af-
tat, omtalt / forrige SIR. Of Soften,
brattebe neb / @r9fenlano iom en-
gpnbe. @rRternes Sag I 9iaeaiien
ftoo baarIig NOT for, men MT er ben
bIet ttoget npr baablss. Bremiermt-
hitter @ounaris err for n9rpGrenbe |
9onbon for of prspe at reboe iaa me-
get af graeaooiet iom ntlligt. Sat-
bar ifrlet fine arup neb> aoifiuige
Streaer, fioen ban iibit bar | 9on=
BON, ntett BET bill MI BIT nteeet bart-
ifeligt for bart at optaa be getingel-
Ter, ioit ban iaa fIot afptIte | WartS.
s WteQemtiben bar &otg 9%onitantin
fert en- arig iont bar bragt @r9fens
Iano til ganferottens Ranb o. fo1tet
9anbet pmfring $4,000 falbne og
iaureoe llnge Weto, nben Of ban til
8eoerlag opnaaebe noeeniombelit
SorbeI. Sg iau fom Sen frantic
Sraftat % aioroe Sttufnsen enbn1
bPrre for @r9ferne.
Weh oefaa for GngIanb par benite
graftat en- ilem Streg I &esningett.
Wens Sranfrig os StaIien efter oen
ttbliaere Srbnine fit fine "SnbflpoeI.
iesifpre" | 9iaeaiien - en- ggre, iom
De bar funoet Ioplig foItbar - piIbe
gnela,lh gierne babe &pntrouen oper
aonitanttnopeI % StrGberne. Wet,
I'M itdar bet oberfer ben Wlltgbeo,
at Wi1ltdfa Serial Eafba | en- nar
Sremtib nenber ttIbage tiIdGonItdns
tinopeI iom Storbeafr, og ban bill
neppe slemme, at Oct er 8ranfris,
iorn Bar siort bette ntitligt.
Otter IfilutteIien at Erdftaten
meo Sranfrig bar WatipnaIiiterne
lsslabt alle frantic Sanger | Mnatos
lien, % Observation-Disclosures | an-
cora bar bentpnoiaet 8inatsminiite.
rem til Of cptaee ct 2aan | Sranfris
pau 10 @iqiener tprfiffe 9uhb GA
Wiqioner SoGars), iom ifal attpett-
bes til militpre EprmuuI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15

@enlisit furtGI Ceres Nabu
at "Yoiten" bar neoiat fin Mbonne.
ttentspris fra $3.50 Iaret til bare
$500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-15

ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18Th 1908 AT
THE PosT OFFICE AT DEeoRAH, IOWA, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS or MARcHS 1891.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-09
lUMFNBuRC

Mns tea wM* gives 90 ] ae .aaf
efnnam. b. enf fram fauf - aN
~ he homsa ~ NJ Al n C@wies
N Ne4vf pauia.uz. the guest
e sanaf. ha haa gone 70 Laaen Seq
ta fsf SERB femH wH aske8 ta
- hame 3 package fof Mr. t9w-
is ana - afiVemnN 2 aas safWl r.
re- 81 greeted hB fweHfT fau ~ hef
ena whn nN ed nef 20 femaa p
efh tnem N ia Eea sanN aalo
areemmanssa ~ ~ II r slbsy
who alan pAayea twe pmno @las foi-
lom - ah8h h@8aaft % raFHaf efa
ana . cas- o. as 81 v Glars Carte
0seasasea ntth Neea voiFfs. q Ma8
mBiF p fhe esNtfF Nth fb@@m 8eAwa
hfla - tewpsfs peseae8 g. th
sn 81 tae 8almflg fassea rueiF eere
eeH fa " ~NaalamH. wha n
uanlsi maf hampag A huffef ar.
See 81 ramea rhaekeu. ffWH aiad.
amsfe nalis Nskns. .ef ertmm am
raffeH aas serted - NJ Cawi an8
W ~ raa on. rhs tay % b.
ua af8 hB nef lefts hv al fhe
. fs iH #ws re lhe Eiffs tie v
SuauianR ST. Eiofa Haleh aa8s a
Ffs faHNB ana eftrn nal gmtfa
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-09

mea On an# ~ fhe wmas pnwmiaf
a8a8s 81 uanls ssgup = New EmF
i.na Ne Yafk Ms 1efseY anl
nmsp mshes rlare tmsias fipms rnins
thAt see Dhsa r@umEsanB had the ~
~. w. 49, - ths tsasiyssafA asa wa
sma lsa ~ ansmawws fs@N De Aefe
naont r0snn4my fee fhs reason thnf
- ssm,issmafk aa8 t.esm and - iha
laftef eT~H aftff thf icease mad tssn
tw8@keH
q apsmafe3 fHaa ths egi.irnes ihas
tse \ er@senf esaaEauY was planrfa
"a f8a tsha@ ram ssAms. Mhsea faaHAsh
"a onr haif tme ramtmA ifwwHg fhe
fsss the 90 q eoarera 2as lnsefWstesi
fhe kafwnnrs eanrfm aWa an 81
tsmagvn aam@nf 81 MaaAmNas wM
hmsH un en fhe ~NaTal hssN" lahssa Ia
fhe ass,ref aeiesnfed - fhe Nsanona
nsanis Before "a ma amma. hwm
rnef. fha 9h o enmnanN WkHh naH
s8afnatssa ~ lassei haa hus 80
d ~ "a nesa amne ihe aanne latsl
r msft p@fae ~ fhs e@mmffV "a hen
Is ign the uhte ueonls oid fAeu H
81 - ~ lhF kffnant resnNanN fa
fhH mfN.maa eanH wh@ aufr fmsmff
N fas renaFf news a the rafseeFn. re-
.ssnf.an aas rsaar 81 ~ traaswnfk
aa8 fms 6ahmeen r@nsnamV safFemaef
70 NhsH ao 81 k4a8amee wmh lmtEn-
aeeti 20 shew thaf fhe 1nhH o.
sHe 30 srI sAe keFsasnt psonla
fum ffmss fe fmF t@a8 ~ ls0iinfN
20 sire Sag Trade o. fhe MnNaHb rg
asana Ihae nNfe asakssN the iabHi
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
JAS. E.9EYT0N
DIES At. HOME
lN.ALEXANDR|A
Widely Known Newspaperman
Succumbs After Long
illness.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. I'll
lanes F. Peyton, well known AMI
popular newspaper man, died at his
home in the Wagar Apartments yes
terday afternoon after an illness of
two months. Mr.. Peyton for the past
twenty years has been the Alexandria
correspondent Of the Washington Post
and was widely known in Washington.
He was the son of Mrs. Maria G. c.
Peyton and she and one sister, Mrs.
Charles M. Shepperson, survive him.
He was fifty years old AMI was un-
married. Mr.. Peyton was at one time
business manager for the Ferry
Theatrical Company. and was at one
time manager Of the Alexandria Opera
House. ,..a
His funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed.
A meeting Of the executive com.
mittee Of the Alexandria chapter of
the American Red Cross will be held
In the rooms Of the Chamber Of Com
merce this afternoon. ,.',. =
Lawrence z. Gardner mas been
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS HOLD
OFF POLICE FOR ] HOURS

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 21.-Two high
school boys barricaded themselves be.
hind the counter Of a gun store
here yesterday and held . Gordon OF
police and detectives at bay for
more than seven hours.
They were arrested finally after
three shots had been fired by the
boys. They were held on q charge
of entering a building.
Police claim the two boys, Peter
Bonkowski thirteen. and Walter Kul,
balm. fifteen, students at the Schen.
ley High School, know something OF
O series Of thefts in sporting goods
stores. At one place q note was left,
reading, I'VE hated to do this but we
need revolvers in our business.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
DRINKS SULPHURIc ACID
FROM WHISKEY BOTTLE

BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept. H.
Swallowing sulphuric acid yesterday
James Simms. thirty-six years old
es17 West Franklin street, employed
at the J. B. Taylor Brass Foundry,
1875 East York street, is at Mercy
Hospital probably In dying condition
Mr.. Taylor said that Simms. who
had been working at the foundry
only two days, was instructed to
take the acid to another room. The
fluid has a color similar to liquor
and was In q whiskey bottle. The
Southern district police ambulance
driven by Chauffeur Martin, ind
Patrolman jackson made the run to
the foundry and then to the hospital
with Simms In five minutes.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

BRITISH AMBUsHED d.
BY INDIAN REBELS

LONDON. Sept. 2o.-Ten Indian
rebels were killed when a force of
seventy ambVshed three platoons of
British troops in the Manjiri river
district. said an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from Bombay today.
The report Of fighting in the
ManJiri river region indicates that
the Indian disorders have spread far
northward Of their original seat. The
trouble began in the MalabaEl district
when Moplah natives went upon the
war path. evidently with revolution
airy intentions. The ,Manpiri river
flows through Hyderbad province and
lies about IT'S miles east Of Bombay.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
GERMANY TO APOLOGIZE
TO ARGENTINA At KEEL

BERLIN. Sept. 21.-The frs
voluntary national apology growing
from the war will be paid by Ger
many to Argentina tomorrow.
The apology IL for two Argentine
steamships that were sunk by Ger.
man submarines during the war. The
ceremonies will be staged on board
the German battleship Deutschland
In tho Kiel canal. DIR. Won Simon.
of the foreign office, and q Baltic
sea admiral will represent Germany.
Minister Molina, Of Argentina and
several Argentine consuls Will repre-.
sent the South American Republic.
The Argentine flag will be hoisted
on board the warship by a guard OF
honor while salutes are fired. After,
wards there be n banquet.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

b Send Gwde's Flowers
for birthdays or Anniversaries. specimen
blooms. 1914 F.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

A meeting Of the Ladies Aid Societ,
Of Emmanuel Lutheran church will b
held at the home OF Mrs. Pau
Herfurth, 400 Prince street this even
ing.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

J. e. Martin Is at the Alexandrie
Hospital suffering from a broken arm
which resulted from a fall down-stairs
at his home last Sunday. =
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

A meeting OF Alexandria Lodge. B
p. o. Elixs, was held last evening
when action was taken on the death
Of James F. Peyton. a member OF tina,
lodge.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
BROUGHT UP As
GIRL, He WANTS
TOS7AY ASONE
Spent n Years In Dresses on
ocracoke Island Before See
ing Mainland. ID

NORFOLK, Va. Sept. 21:-Charles
c. Williams. who spent twenty-one
years on the Island Of Ocracoke, a. q
girl, has just returned from the out.
side world as q man. He says he pre-.
fers to don dresses and remain at
Ocracoke rather than battle with life
and temptations among the people OF
big cities.
When williams was born his moth.
er was SO disappointed because he was
not a girl that she put dresses on him.
He was named Vera and to his girl
playmates, what few there were on
Williams. He had light hair, inclined
to curl. and his features were fair.
Wore Dresses Fl Years.
williams wore dresses for Fl years.
Nobody knew his sex. but his mother
and nobody doubted that Vera was q
girl. "She" grew into q decided good
looking girl" too. "She" attended
church and took part in outdoor meet.
ings on the island. Vera acted just
like any other girl would act.
Ocracoke II one of the stransest OF
all islands In America. There are
about 500 inhabitants. A boat from
the mainland stops at Ocracoke once
q week. ..-~, .-'. Pow .r g. ,-
Three.fourths Of the population OF
the island have never been to the
mainland. Vera Williams. until twenty.
one years old. was one Of those who
had never seen any other town, city
or hamlet but ocracoke. Vera" was
taken over to the mainland q few
months ago by his mother, dressed
like young woman. There her" eyes
were opened. "She" bought q maya.
zine from which ''she" ordered o suit
of mems clothes. When they arrived
she" concealed them In her" room
and made the necessary alterations.
Mother Reveals Name.
"She" cut Off her hair and left
home, covering the distance between
the mainland and Ocracoke Island in a
rowboat. When Vera reached the
mainland she wrote "her" mother
declaring she" was tired Of being q
girl.
Mrs. williams wrote her son that
his name was Charles e. Williams and
not Vera So williams set out to earn
his living. He got Job in q restaur.
ant in Baltimore and worked there
two months. but found II difficult to
adapt himself to the life there. He
now 10 back at Ocracoke. and says he
thinks he will stay there.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

elected Captain Of Co. M, LIST regiment
Of Virginia infantry. known as the
Alexandria Light Infantry. Captain
Gardner succeeds Captain G. M. Shep-
person who recently resigned.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
Snake Bite Kills Cow.

MILRoY. Pa, Sept. 21.-Emery
Krepps, a farmer residing near Sig
lerville, lost q COW today from snake
bite. The animal was In pasture
when struck in the neck by q copper
head. When discovered the poison
had impregnated the entire body.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

Fitzgerald Fourth Degree Assembly
Knights Of Columbus, will hold Q
meeting at the Lyceum Hall, tomor
row evening when the annual election
Of officers will take place.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

The Rev. John Lee Allison. pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian Church. left
Alexandria today for Sykesville, Nd,
to attend the sessions Of ths Potomac
Presbytery. J. Norman will be the
layman to represent the Second
Presbyterian Church Of this city at
the session.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21

Lawrence e. Gardner has been
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTS
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.-Thom.
as 8. Crago. Republican, OF Greene
county, was yesterday elected Con-
gressman-at-large at q special cleo.
ton in Pennsylvania to fill the va.
cancy created by the death Of Nah.
lon M. Garland. Crago was opposed
by John p. Bracken, Of Allegheny
county, Democrat. Little interest
was manifested In the election.
The Washington times., 1921-09-21
Pershing Arrives In
Havre As Hordes
Raise Din

HAvRE, France, Sept. '2l.-
Greeted by picked American
troops, French officials and
masses Of cheering, flag-waving
civilians, Gen. John J. Pershing
arrived here today. Gen. Per-
shing landed from the French
liner Paris at 10:45 o'clock and
after two hours packed with
ceremonies, departed for Paris.
There was q tremendous din
when the liner Paris conveyed
by French men-o'-war entered
the harbor. All the steamships
in port blew shrieking blasts
from their sirens.
General Pershing was deeply
impressed by the warmth Of the
greeting. He smiled and waved
to the civilians who were cheer
ing themselves hoarse. Il
seemed that the whole city had
turned out to honor the famous
American veteran.