davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Rafe received three distinct claw
ings that considerably altered the
appearance of one side of his face,
before he was able to confine those
active fingers.
'sHerei" he bawled in a fury.
"Ill fix youi''
He tried to seize her by the throat
and his thumb slipped by mistake
into her mouth. She promptly
clamped down hard on the thumb.
With yell, Rafe relea-ed his grip
on her body and worked thumb
and ring finger into her cheeks in
frantic effort TO force o. her
locked jaws
He jumped back against the
wall. dragging her with him, AMI
began TO shake her as dog does a
rat. And then the old Terry clock
did that for which it surely must
have been originally made. For, rs
his shoulders struck the all, his
head knocked away the bracket
that held the clock. InvoluLtarily
he ducked his head. 1t was the
worst thing he could have done,
giving, as it did, the clock an extra
foot ID fall 1t fell. One corner
struck him fairly on the temple
and knocked him cold as a.
When HazePs Keeling senses had
reestablis-ed their equilibrium. she
found herself on the floor, lying
across the inert legs of Rafe Tuck
Teton. She raised herself on er
two arms and looked at him. He
was breathing very lightly.
She dragged herself on hanL and
knees to where he had thrown his
six-shooter.
Rafe groaned a little. He rolled
over and sat up. his chain sagging
forward on his chest. He moved his
head and looked at her vacantly.
The blood ran down his check and
dripped slowly off his chin.
The light of reason glared of
sudden in Rates eyes. She could
see that he was absorbing the sit
uation from every angle.
"Ill give you five minutes to pull
yourself together and get out" she
announced clearly IF you're still
here by the time I've counted three
hundred I'll begin to shoot"
Rafe started to go by the time
she reached so. With the six-shoot-
er pointing at the small of his
back, her finger on the trigger.
step by step she drove him out of
the house to where he had left his
horse
Hazel watched him ride away
and after a little become at one
with the mooniit landscape. She
walked back to the house. She felt
that she was taking enormous
strides. In reality she was step
ping short and staggering badly.
She went into the kitchen. She
closed the door, dropped the bar
into place and fell into tie near est
chair.
MY God," she said alouC, Il
wonder what will happen next?"
CHAPTER XIV.
Now that we've got Dan out nf
JAIL" the district attorney battered
on, we've got to glom onto Bill
Wingo, and the sooner the quicker.
Me, I'm going out to Walton's To-
night and question Hazel "
We'll co. said Sam Lardor de-
cidedly. Il amt heap attracted
by your methods with the ladies,
and l intend to see the girl gets a
square deal"
Me, too" chimed in Felix Graft
The district attorney was none
too well pleased and showed it.
The moon was high in the heav-
ems when the three men came 10
the mouth of the draw leading TO
the Walton ranch. a quarter-mile
! up this draw they came upon a man
standing beside horse. He proved
to be the town marshal, Red Her
ring.
1T amt necessary for you to be
watching the Walton ranch" said
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-22
AZ BIRTHS IN MOLINE.

There were AZ births in Moline
during February-27 males and 20
females. twenty-five deaths occur
red, II of which were males and
II females. Three cases of pneu-
monia, one of scarlet fever. % of
chickenpox, II of tuberculosis, two
Of diphtheria were reported during
the month, according to the rec
ords of DR.. A. E Kohler, Moline
city physician. His report was &C
cepted by the council last evening.
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own the earth and me. too. Artie
Rale.
bend in the draw that concealed
the ranchhouse from view the dis
trict attorneys horse which was
leading. snorted at something that
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lay across his path, and SHE'D WEI
great vigor, coming within a red
haii of throwing the district At
t1rney of IN his ear.
IT, district attorney swore and
jerked the animal back. Then he
dismounted hurriedly and ran for
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sic RIDER OF
GOLDE&1 @
BAR NES>&
BY E.NN3AA1&S&
WILLIAM PATTERSON WHITE nEsSEB
by
Lsne H., fr,rrx, h @>1SS@''f aAsR<2
Continued from our Last issue.
WILLIAM pATTERsoN WHITE

Litue Bro.ra .s1- o,.psry -
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ward to y.o close range the OBJ
iect that had startled the horse
The three- others pulled az aed
followed s4is example.
MY Gawat" e',s' the district
attorn~y. TITS Rafe Tuckletoniv
Continued in cur next issue.
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the crochety district attorney.
I got as much right TO tie :
ward as the next one, guess. y
nared the marshal. IF l wanna
watch the ranc''. | guess got a
right to do that. too. You don't
want to cherish any idea that YOU
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Candy Special
aunt Molly's" home made
chocolate creams of assorted
fiavors, in l pound boxes,
special at CT M
2 pounds for :. ~ : wv
main Flor
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. Tor
(Second Floor
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Stool stepladders, very sub
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I tied 9 quantity to S1.OO
/ broom ......... so
l brass wash board 80. .85
l Rinse .............. .07
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ART SECTION

Ladies' stamped gowns, in as
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27
"PoE Ell ALMA DE RAFAEL"

Clara Kimball Young promote a to-
dos sus favoritos nm maravilloso argu-
mento, una pelicula fina cuyo rccuerdo
durara por mucho tempo. En- ssta her
mosa historic de atrevidas avonturas.
dc corazones podercsos y mu:eres en-
cantadoras. un gran amor ccp1pleta de
una manera incuestionable Ell 6xito rsco
nocido de la pelicula sPOE Ell ALMA
DE RAFAEL. Su estreno en- 81 "Tres
Banderas'' ell dia de febrero, .'Rial-
to" cl dia dia 4 de Feb y olinpo el dia
8 de febrero. No dele de yer esta pro-
ducci6n ell su cine favorito. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27
Replica de Ia FedvraCi6n POrt5Triqueha del
TrabaiO a una CaTtadeI ST. CanutO A. Vargas

70 ante ell Gobernador Reilly y ell senor
Iglesias.
Debo informarle que en- este particu-
lar tambi6n 10 han enganado a usted
como podria haberse hecho con un niiio
inocente. La conferences que usted Sc
refere tuve lugar en- la residencia del
Gobernador y ella Sc desarroll6 en- ese
particular, en- los terninos que usted
vera en- Ell Manifesto que lie adjunto,
como una prueba de la bT-la que ha he
cho de usted su informante.
Quiero Communicable, que Ia Fedora
ci6n Portorriqusna del Trabajo cuenta
en- todo Ell pals mayor ndmero de miem-
bros que la American Federation of La
Dor, pero ain admitiendo, la cifra que
usted indica ascendents ochocientos
contra los supuestos veinticinco mil, pue-
de usted convencerse de su error prac-
ticando la siguiente investigation:
Revise las listas de obreros afiliados
directamente que estan mandando cuo-
tas la oficina central y vera como el
nGmero de estos no llega doscientos
y 81 lleva su investigation las interna-
cionales, vera, que en- totalidad no lle-
gan a seiscientos los obreroS afliados a
la American Federation of Labor Es-
ia labor 10 saoaria usted del error en-
que esta creyendo, que en- Puerto Rico
existe una Federation obrera bajo los
auspicios de la American Federation of
Labor, cuando en- realidad de verdad
10 que hay es una agencia buscando EN-
pleos en- los centres oficiales y una par
tida d eelementos sueldo, que Sc dedi-
can exclusivamente injuriar y calum-
MAR las personasa decentes, va sean
estas nativas o extranjeras, que no es-
tan conformes con su manera de proce-
der.
Otro de los errores contenidos en- su
carta es Ell que afirma, que nuestra or
ganizacion fu6 estinulada por ell Sc
,ncr A. Barcelo, jefe del Partido Unio
nista de Puerto Rico, quien segun ustej
afirma favoIecio I'm grupo de sus in
condicionales servidores Y los reconocit
con Ell nombre de Consejo Executive de
Ia Federation Portorrique1a del Ira.
bajo, con ell prcp6sito de destruir Ia
Federation Libre de los Trabajadores
81 usted, bondadoso sefior, conociers
la distancia que media entire nuestrs
institution y los partidos politicos dc
esta isla, no hubiese escrito sesuramen.
te las paiabras que dejo cop. adas. LIZ
Federation Portorriquena dol Trabajc
nunca tenido relaciones politicas cor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

Este hermoso magnffco reloj para
senoritas en- bonita forma octag6n ma
qunaria garantizada de joyas, perfec-
tamente ajustada registrada. tieue una
apariencia de los relojes mas costosos;
es de oro reIleno Sc venda en- las io-
yerfas per $500 mas La pulsera de
ORC relleno es flexible qued&ra bien en-
eualnuiera muiieea. Satisfaction garan-
tizada. FL Reloj Ia Pulsera estan en-
pacados en- IN hermoso estuche Tornado
de seda tercicDelo Const;tuira uu ex-
celenfe regaio NO MANDE ,DINERO. So
10 mandencs su nonlbre y direction
cuando lie llegue el reloi Ia pulsera pa
guele al cartero $3.50 Este precio de
ganga es pnr un corto tempo solamente
Sc esta vendiendo muy aprisa, asf es
ane no sc demnre " escriba hoy mismo.
NEW YORK SALES CO.-Dept. A. as
157 East 104 st. New York N. Y
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SOBERBIOS y lujosos trenes fjinebres
montado en- ruedas de gonna rara ser
tirados por Caballcs, tengo DOS y por
ausentarme, los vendo arriendo. .Di-
rfjase Santiago r. Roble. Aqua
Gilla. 1-2S
sc NECESITAN deshiladoras. Cristo
IL, Ser piso. San Juan. 27-2
'CocINERon Necesitamos uno,
"ore sea Cocinero" y due interese
ganar de $4,000 a $4,000, segun su
trabajo. Escriba Santiago n. Roble.
Restaurant del Ferrocarril, Aguadi-
LA. 27-2
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ESCALERA GREGG SHORTHAND
SCHOOL. :

Eminente "ME-
C A NOGRAFA",
con un record de
rs a 80 palabras
por minutes. La
intelegentd 81 m a
senorita Hill d a
Brown, alumna
de la escuela ES-
CALERA GREGG
SCHOOL que en-
breve Sc gradua-
ra, escribe tai CO.
mo aparece en- la
adjunta fotogra-
fla un sin mime
TO de palabras
por minutes. Con
Ia misma senci-
llez que un aero
plano Sc remonta
a los aires Y de-
safia las nubes V
hace un "Loop in
the Loop" con
esa misma sem
cillez Y donosura
mace eSCa uellca-
da r fna seno-
rita caminar la
"RlEMING ON
R e FORMADA"
siempre vencedo-
ra que iamas ell
movimfento d e
sus diminutos de-
dos pueden verse
con la velocidad
y rapidez con que
caminan.
Felicitamos a
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TEATRo MUNICIPAL:

Ell sainete en- dos actos de Mufoz Se
ca y Perez - Fernandez titulado ''Los
Amigos del Alma ell gracioso paso de
.comedia de les hermanos 0uintero
"Agua Milagrosa'' y ell monologo tau
rino de Pinella Y Carlos Farae titulado
"El Maleta", interpretado por Arcos.
sabado, matinee con tEl .sefior de
Carvajal''.
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GLoBITos DE COMA: Ventas al por
mayor, desde 30 cts. gruesa en- sdelan
90. eurtido removable semanaimentc.
servimos pedidos por correo c. o. D.
I 8. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan. P
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Ell magnffco Srama en- siete actos ii
tulado "Amistades Feligrosas''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

COMAS I1TGLESAS DUNLOP. De
FAnEA UNIVERSAL. Equipe ST. CAIRO
con estas gomas que dan los meJores re-
corridos que Sc conocen. Pida rrec.os a:
p. Gambia y Co. ---B-1-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

Reapsricion de los bufos cubanos 'Ys
re" y una bonita cinta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

Es necenarIo que en cads mulh
'pio De nsta isla se organize Ia q
'iod~9 slar+r6Diea 81 Hapato I'D
los Niios Pobres". Esta sociedaf
viene trabajando desde hace ~
.ss anos en- San Juan, con tanto
xito ane podemos asegurar que
odos los nii1os pobres que asistep
los escDelae van debidSmenta cal
Eadca.
MARIA r, DE SUA2EZ.
2 Row 1r*3 San .Tuan Advt
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I Iva Mara en- la colossal cinta alems
ma titulada ''Los caprichos de un Mi
llcnario'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

CHALET Eli la parada II, cen mas
de 400 metros de solar Sc cfrece en-
venta. Esta en- magnifcas condolences
y es de cemento armada. Informes:
F. del Vale Jr., Fortaleza so, San
7uan. i-31
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BE vENDE. La residential del Sr. John
W. Mills en- MonteAores FL que 5esee
informes y precio puede llamar a, te-
l6fono No. 241, Santurce. 1~-2?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

La hermosa cinta en- sie.e actos inter
pretada por Priscilla Dean titulada
~'Confiicto''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

UNA MESA con 2 cierras clrcuaares;
una para cortar g. 10 largo Y la otrs
q 10 ancho con correas de cuero y po-
leas. Equipo complete. Un motor cleo
trico Westinghouse de 22O volts-2
caballos de fnetza; 1850 revoluciones
por minute. Telefono 241, saLturce.
2-6
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Charley Ray en- el colossal drama en-
siete actos tEl Foso de Ia suerte''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-27

"BoRINoUEN PARK;
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CINE PUERTO RICO:

Annette Kellerman en- ell sublime dra
ma en- siete sensacionales parties titu-
lado "Lo que gusta las mujeyes''.
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Anuncios EcOndmicOs

EARMACIA:-Por no pOderla atender
u dueHo, Sc vende una farmacta de por-
Canix, sttuada en- puntO centrico y con
nagnfaca cEentela, en- una peQueha pc-
blaci6n de Ia isla. Para informes pue.
dsn dirigirss q Ell MUNDo, San Juan,
y. R-P.
La Pan-American Life Insu-
rance Company tiene oportuni-
dad para dos vendedores quie-
mes han tenido experiencia en- la
venta aunque no en- la venta de
seguros. Tienen que ser hombres
honrados, de buena presencia,
oducacion, y capaz de ganar tres
mil a diez mil d6Iares por afio.
Dirigirse por escrito a la Pan
American life Insurance Comp
any. Edificio Swigget. Saliva
dor Brau 80. San Juan, dando
detalIes de 81 experiencia.
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FraternaImente.

Andres Rodriguez VERA,
Organizador General de la F. P. del T.
Certi6camos que la carta anterior fu6
leida en- la session. ordinaria del Comit6
Ejecutivo de la Federation Portorri-
quefia del Trabajo, y Sc acord6 hacsr-
la documento Official de la institution
y endosar su contenido en- sodas sus
parties.
San Juan, P. B., enero 25 de 1922.
Martin CLEMENTE Rafael MIRO.
Pte. del Com. Ejecutivo Sec, Gen.
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CINE IMPERIAL:

ia colossal cinta en- cinco acsos Gle IL
argumento grandioso titulaao '.Cenizai
de TN Anhelo''.
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rEATRo LIBERTY:

Betty slythe en- la pelicula en- seis actos
"Casi Infel',.
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cEATPo STRAND:

Elaine Hammerstein en- Ell bonito dra
ma en- seis actos titulado tEsclavos del
Placer.
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"BEL1ocRAPH". CcatafO).
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CINE LUNA:
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CINE "rREs BANDERAs'':
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sIEREAs cIRcULAREs

Sc ALQUILA h$ajtscion, para dos j6-
venes, casa de familia, Stop IA. Con O
sin desayuno, alnuerzo Y co.nida. A
10 minutes de San Juan, en- guagua. III
rijaso tslefono 67s azul. santusce. 2-2
DEsEA CoLooARsE, sefiorita gradua-
da de comerc.o, con practica cn traba-
jos de ofcina. Sin muchas prstensicnes.
Buenas refere1cias. Para informes di-
rijase Ambrcsio Rivera, Cafe sTval-
des', en- la Marina. 1-31
COMPRO calderas de is a 25 H. p.
Direction Box SO, Ciales, p. r 1-26
BLUsAs.- Sc, solicitan agentes para
los pueblos de la isla. Morris 2. storylx,
Isabel segunda No. 5. Marina, San
Juan. 80
COMPRO fnca riistica de $6 10000 pa
ra abajo al lado de cualquiera de las
carreteras de la Jurisdiction ae Baya-
mon. Dirijass al Box IL. Naranjito. 2-3
SEMILLAs de toda clase 10 vegetables
y de flores. La mejor msrca que vienc
q Puerto Rico. De venta por Los Mu-
chachos, Sues. de A. Msyol y Co., San
Juan, P. &. 2-19
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Sc NEcESITAN trabajadoras eApertas
en- modelos dc blusas hechas 4 mano.
Dirfjase Luna 81. Altos. 1-31
Sc ALQUILA por $4,000 casa en- la
Avenida Pershing, Santurce, Sc ven
de ua pianola de muy POGO uso. Infer
maran telefono 322 rojo, santurce.
1-31
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CINE NORMA:
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70 ante Ell Gobernador Rely ell senior
Iglesias.
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SNECESITA I'D. UN BUEN RE-
CoNSTITUYENTE?
TIA perdido I'd. el apetito?
GEstan sus, nervios cansados?
Spcssa aulnentar de peso?
Pues pruebe las PILDoRAS FER
MANALEs del DR.. Costa Sc venden
en- todas las Farmacias. 2-17
DEsHILADoRAS.-- Sc necesitan para
trabajar en- el taller. Morris e. Storyk
Isabel segunda No. 5. Marina San
Juan. 80
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Finalmente deseo consignar una ycz
mas, que todas las afirmaciones que us
ted hace en- su carta son falsa que
el Sr. Santiago Iglesias Pantin nj aho-
ra nj nunca ha ostentado la representa-
cion de las clases trabajadoras de este
pals. Ell 10 sumo habra reprcsantad9
parcialmente, la manera de pensac de
los obreros afiliados la American Fe
deration of Labor, pero nunca q los
millares de productores a1liados d.
versas orgaaizaciones locales qac exits
ten en- esta isla y que por su natura-
leza especial no estan afiliadas min
guna Federation 0brera.
Esperanto que usted psrdone 10 ex-
tense de esta carta me suscribo
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Aqua Milagrosa" ell monologo tau
rino de Pinella Y Carlos Farae titulado
''El Maleta", interpretado por Arcos.
sabado, matinee con "El senor de
Carvajal''
CINE TIRES BANDERAs':
La hermosa cinta en- siete actos inter
pretada por Priscilla Dean titulada
"sConficto".
CINE LUNA:
Reapsricion de los bufos cubanos 'Ya
ra" y una bonita cinta.
''BoRINoUEN PARK":
/ Iya Mara en- la colossal cinta alema-
ma. titulada ''Los caprichos de un Mi
llcnario''.
GALN1I NO0AAs
Ell magnifico trama en- siete actos til
tulado "Amistades Felisrosas''.
CINE PUERTO RICO:
Annette Kellerman Ell ell sublime dra
ma en- siste sensacionales parties titu-
lado .Lo que gusta las mujezes''.
CINE IMPERIAL:
ia colossal cinta en- cinco acsos de IN
argumento grandioso titulaao '.cenizas
ce TN Anhelo''
cEATPo STRAND:
Elaine Hammerstein en- Ell bonito dra
ma en- seis actos titulado 'Esclavos del
Placer.
TEATRo LIBERTY:
Betty slythe en- la pelicula en- seis actos
"Casi Infel''.
'BEL1ocRApH''. Ccstaho).
Charley Ray en- el colossal drama en-
oso&o a oL,~ r1aSq TSncn5 Il 4, cs,,a,.S :. s-s
The Nenana news., 1922-06-10
VESSEL BRAVES ICE FLoES
 TO SAVE LIFE OF TEACHER

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1O-The details of a perilous voyage through the ice foes of the far North, which was made by the schooner Herman to save the life of Mrs. A. Fallis, a Government teacher at St. Law renee island, have just been made public in this city by the owners of the staunch little vessel
 The schooner made the voyage from St. Lawrence island to Nome and the ice was so thick that it was necessary a number of times to use dynamite to force a passage through the ice.
 Mrs. Fallis was placed in a hospi- tai at Nome immediately upon ar rival at the Seward peninsula town. and will recover.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-10
LONDON REPORTS LEVINE NEAR DEATH
HOUSE COMMITTEE DIVIDED
 ON MUSCLE SHOALS AWARD

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 10- The house committee on military affairs, which has been engaged in investigating the Muscle Shoals pro- ject, was unable to agree on plan for the disposition of the properties and submitted three separate re- ports for the consideration of the house.
 The majority reports favors the acceptance of the offer of Henry Ford, but recommends the elimina- ton of the Gorgas steam plant.
 Another report favors the accept ance of Ford's offer without any changes.
 The third report also favors the Ford offer, but recommends that e notifications be made in his pro posals.
The Nenana news., 1922-06-10
NATIVE GIRL IS INJURED
 BY MANGLE AT LAUNDRY

Maggie Silas, a native girl employ ed at the Nenana Steam Laundry, aged 31 years, was taken to the local hospital late Thursday after noon with her left forearm badly lacerated, considerable of the tissue stripped off and the bone broken in several places, the result of being caught in the mangle while at work in the laundry.
 Dr. 4. B Carmichael attended the injured girl, applying all the methods known to medical science in an eff fort to save the arm, and the patient is now resting as comfortably as could be expected under the circum- stances.
 Dr. Carmichael says he found the injured arm in better condition than was to have been expected after an accident of that nature, with blood in the fingers such as to give considerable encouragement
The Nenana news., 1922-06-10
BATTING AVERAGE SLUMPs
 AS WILLIAMS HITS HOMERS

ST. LONIS, June lO-Since Ken Williams jumper forward as a po- tential king home run hitter. his batting average has fallen of l66 per cent and he has dropped from first to fortieth place among the American league batsmen. His pres ent place on she list is .283 which is 64 below the average of last season.
 As q result of the slump in the average of Williams, some fans be- lieve that his attempt to take the leadership away from Babe Ruth will ruin him as a batter When he first began clouting for homers, he was warned by Ruth tv be careful and not to try too hard for long drives lest 1t lessen his ability for steady hitting
The Nenana news., 1922-06-10
NAVY BILL IS REPORTED;
 ESTIMATES ARE PRUNED

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1O- The senate appropriations committee has reported the naval appropriation bill, carrying a total of $94,235, ,000, which is an increase of forty-three million over the amount approved by the lower branch of Congress
 The amount approved by the sen ate committee, while an increase over the house allowance, is one hunderd and thirty-one million less than the navy department estimates will be need by that branch of the Government for the ensuing year
 The bill will be called up next Monday, but will be laid aside pend ing transfer for proper considera- tion.