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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
OIL and Mining


on LEASE BGaSKs al Els Bros, Pint
ing Co. Stock certificates and seals.
FOR SALE-smsn lunch counter. 20e y.
Stanton St.
FOR SALE-On leases and production 403
Beatty Bldg. Houston. Texas.
OIL MAPS
Tularosa Basin. FL Paso and Hudspeth
counties. Price Soc Maps made to order.
Fl Paso Blue Print Co Phone 4s4-
WILL EXCHANGE either 100 shares OF
Ocean OF 100 Imperial oil & Development
Co. or 10 Lulu Pearl for W. ". Cox Ad-
dress 50. De Sofa Hotel. Dalhart. Tex
OIL LAND-2OOO acres patented land IN
heart OF Tularosa Basin. will lease for OIL
development Also control considerable
acreage claims well located Tularosa
Basin Royalty Co. Tularosa. y. n.
FOR SALE-LEASES IN LAMPASAS
Acreage near ten deep tests Two wells
now showing oil.
P. W. WILLIAMS AGENCY
General Insurance 513 First Nat Bank
OIL MAPS
Tularosa Basin. Luna C unity. Ward coun-
~. Reeves county. Terrell county, Pecos
county. State Of Texas. Showing geologi-
ca formation
I'VE Make En-"
METCALEE BLUE PRINT CO.. PHI e9s1.
OIL LEASES
Get a five-year oil lease on patented land
in Tularosa Basin ] have five PROPOSE
tons fer persons OF small means Drill
now being moved On holding near these
V. ID. DODGEN. BON I41
Afnmornrfo "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

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DRESsNAKING reasonable. Phone 3551w
DREssMAKING reasonable. $40 Alsgoffin
HEAlSTITCHING. 15c 81. Prompt service.
Union Dye Works. as y. Stanton Phi. $40
DRESSMAKING. remodeling. Pm. 26s4w.
SEWING for children. layetts- Pm Sis.
DRESSMAKING-Phoae 524=. 10s East
Nevada
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Help Wanted-SaIesmen


WANT several salesmen at once; must
be clean cut and have the get up and
go spirit about them Address J 1ss. care
Herald
SALESMEN-Men and women. get in on
best selling and money making proposi-
ton in Texas W H Sartain. San An
tonic. Texas
TEN GOOD. live statesmen wanted imne-
diateiy- In best proposition in Texas.
with a permanent future Not an oil
proposition Cau on C E Grigsby. Genl
Mgr Room 7o1. Two Republics BIDS
WANTED-Saiesman to sell Pennsylvania.
Vacuum Cup Tires and Tor Tested Tubes
West Texas and New Mexico territory Must
live in FL Par and furnish best OF ref
ereuces as TO sales ability Address Penn
sylvania Rubber Co. 1904 Young street.
Dallas. Texas
WE ARE LOOKING for real salesman
between - and 80 years o. age. who can
deliver the goods. 10 carry our line IN the
Panhandle OF Texas and New Mexico. with
headquarters at Amarillo Prefer man TOW
employed who wishes 70 better himself
Application confidential. Wei known
staple line. nearly all carload sales E1si-
ness is done with hardware and lumber
trade Technical knowledge not required
but sales ability necessary. Give age. con
lectious. experience in answer Pittsburgh
Steel Company. Dallas. Teas.
STOCK sALEoEN
We have big s10.oeo.500 company. estsb-
iishsd more than a year ago. differed By
high grade men. with q former STANDARD
on man for manager OF operations Owns
about 100000 acres leases $4,000 Texas
Has Il producing wells We expect 70
build up a Tremendous concsrn in time We
want statesmen who are looking for pe-rna-
nent come ction with high grade people
Our men have placed about 100000 IN
stock ard We exoect 10 sell another nil
lion rapidly as possible Our men are
making big money. as high as $500 Per
month The right man can make very
~H-H
pie who appreciate success The public IS
DOW awake 70 fact that stock in big com
panies is safest and pays best B r
Worth Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

I 2 MOTOR BoEiS FiAlE
Isl MOTOR BoSTB5T
ENTEE ENGINE
DES-sS Z ROW 6os1
IT'S SonE PILE
O. JUNK
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

WANT several salesnen at once: must
be clean cut and have the get up and
go spirit about them Address J 1ss. care
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

Precipitation last - hours (inches) -..-l
State OF weather ----.----.-----
Lowest Temp. last night
H CHEST Temp Testdy-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
-Miscelaneous

WaSTED0To SGy fsSf ~ ANS isSSii6.
Must he in good condition Rodriguez
5Il2 Alameda Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Lost and Found

LOST-White Angora cat Return 10 $40
y Ell Paso St Phone 2141- Reward
LOST-3lale Airedales license No eos Fun
grown Reward Phone 13fW.
IOST-Between Van Horn and Fl. stock
ton. bag containing shoes Finder return
TO Herald office Reward
LOST-Square ruby scarf pin. lady's heao
cut in ruby. Reward. Phone IS Ma
lone. at A. D. Foster Co
IOST-sunday- Tan light. car No. 45.-
ss7 TcTss. cross bar Reward 20 finder
Phone 1909
BUNCH OF KEYS IN downtown district
or on Arizona street car. Return TO Il
Paso Herald. Circulation Dept Reward
WILL TIE PARTY who called me on the
phone Tuesday and told me tina. he had
some mail had lost. please call again :
I did not get the name and address cor
rcctly. P s F1rd. Consumers Ice Co.
Phone. business ESQ: residence. $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

SALESSIEN-lIen and women. get in %
best selling and money making propcsi-
ton in Texas W H Sartain. San An
tonic. Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Help Wanted-Male and FemaI.

WANTED-Teachers for Texas. Tor Latin.
Spanish. princir alships. grades. history
music. domestic science. etc C H. Schrce-
der. San Antonio. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

SEE
J. II. Miller for leases in Tulaross Basin.
Large and small tracts west Of Vaimont
station Drilling starting west OF this acre
age oil structures in this tract Geo
graphical report furnished Tel 1883. or
write 40 San Francisco St today
OIL LANDS located and surveyed in Tu-
larosa basin. in locality favcrsbly report
ed upon. for 800 per square mile No sur
vey less than five sections Last chance
for favorable locality. Herbert W. Neo.
county sury eyor. Dona Ana count. Las
Cruces New Mexico.
EXCEPTIONALLY favorable opportunity
for an experienced petroleum land and
oil well promoter with At least s25.000
capital TO take interest in a largo
acreage OF oil lands. standard drill rig
with well already down several hundred
feet. waiting capital to continue; an ideal
proposition promising quick profits: walt
ing for immediate action Particulars
given TO anyone giving assurance OF
ability 10 quslify and TO act quickly. W.
C. Porterfield. Porterfieid Bldg. Silver
CITY. New Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

EXPERIENCED filters for women's fine
dresses Permanent positions for compe-
tent help Apply s. Sabut. The White
House
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
LOS CANDIDATES. PARA
EMBAJADORES ALEMANES
Sc dice que Won Haumhausen
es eI designado para Ia En-
bajada aIemana en-
Washington y eI DR..
Self para Inglaterra

BERLIN. Agosto 27.-SegJn e.
formes dc fucnte autorlzada, que Sc
han sabiAo aqui, cl DR.. Haniel Won
Haimhausen, ex-Carci!ier de la En-
Eaieda aletnana en- Washington, ha
s;do seleccionado para ell d"
Lmbajador aleman err los Estados
Jnidcs
Tambiea Sc la sabido que cl Dr..
". S. Solf. Ell acuaI Secretario de las
Colonias. es ell iEdicado para "a En-
rajada alemaAa On Lonunes y Het-
Radowitz. eX-Sub-Secretario Dc Is
tado, para Ia Embajada en- China.
Fritz August Taiel, ex-represen-
tante consular alcman en- el Jap6n
ha sido selecciorado para Ia Enha,
ada en- Tckio. Todas estas selec,
Clones, como cs natural, depcnden de
Ia actiCud De las p~ctencIas Interest,"
Gas asi como Ge la categoria de los
representatives que 3stas manGen q
Alemania ST dichas p]otenClas s.
c~oncretan = maniar s!mples Encar-
gados lie Negocios : esta capital
Alemania tomara una accion SEINE
jante ! sus representatives. en- esoS
PASSES tendran esa misma categorIa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
P~ROHIBIERON LA PUBL
CACION De LAS MEMO
RIAS De vow TIRPITZ

RERLIht, Agcsto 27.-Las Memo
rias del Almirante Won Tirpitz. que
hace a!gun tempo Sc anunci6 pu5li-
caria cl ex-Ministro De Marina ale
nan. no Sc ~puolicaran, Q mrjcr dl-
cho. no Sc pondran a Id venta pu-
blica. pues la edition esta hecha
tesde hace a,gInas semanas Y los
e Icmplares en- manos dc los libreros
Y casas &c publicaciones; per- ls;
revelaciones hechas en- Ia Asamblea
Nacional de Weimar y por 10 prem
sa nacionai V eNtranjela han hech'
que las autcriiadcs prohiban su ven
Ia.
La causa de tai prohibition sc debc
q las objerioncs hecha@ por ei 60
hirrro a ;~iectas seccicr cs del tcXto.
Fl hecho dc que Sc h"ya Frchibido
- c.r-u!ac;cn de dich:.! memorials,
Ia hastado para que rih.lco mues-
ire un gran inter6s por la obia, 10 G
nc ,laso con las memorials de LudeN-
dorff Los eXraCtCs Il los perlo-
iicos pan. gcrmamstas han estate p1-
hlicando del libro. TO han SIDE SIT
f~icientes para saclar Ia curicsidaG
pnblica, que ticnc empeno en- como
Ger las parties oJjetadas Ge Ia obra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
GALERIA PATRIOILCA
RETRATOs DE MEXICANOS lLUSTRES

Tenemos a la venta la mejor collection de retratos que
Sc haya hecho de nuestros heroes. Como va Sc acercan las
f;estas patriss, es Indispensable que las Juntas encargadas de
su celebration, asi como las sociedades mutuaiistas y petrio-
tieas. tengan en- su poder los retratos de los hombres culml-
nantes de nnestra historic
La Collection que hoy ofrecemos al pubico esta Tornado
de los retratos siguientes:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
e. TRATADO ANTE e.
PARLAMENTO FRANCES
Sc iniciaron los debates pa
"a la ratification del 81
tado documento y Sc
espera CUE sean
muy acaloradas

PARIS. Agosto 27.-Ayer fue ei
rrinaer dia de debates sobrc Ia rat'-
ficaci6n Iel Tratado de Paz Ell In
Camara de DiputaIos dc Francia. Al
final de la session, Sc noto que el o9-
tim:smo cue muchcs dc los presen'
les habian e~xpresado acerca de que
dicho documento Sc ratificaria prom
to Y sin gran oposici6n, habia desa-
paracido Y que la opinion general
10 era tan favorable como Sc creIa, a
la dicha ratification.
Ell tratado de paz con Alen1anIa
Y otrcs convenioS que sc f'r1aaron
simultaneamente cor aquel Ell Yer
SALES. fueron presentados para 81
ratification a la Carnara de plputa-
dos rcr ell Primer Ministro Clcmcn-
ceau. ouien entrego los documentos a
Paul Deschancl. Presidente de Ia
Gamara, al abrirse Ia session de Ia
-.arce,
En- los ~sitiales destinados 4 los fun
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
rHINOS ASESINADOS
BRUTALMENTE EN- SON.
Uno fue muerto q pa1aladaS
otro a hnchazos, en- Nh
rancho de 81 propiedad

NOGALES, Aria, agos-o I'll
limos minercs americanos que hega-
ron anoche a Nogales, ~trajcron la no
ticia del brutal asesinato de dos ran
cheros chimes. crinen que sc psTretro
en- el rancho de Los Salvos, u5icado a
unas treinta millas al u lie Ia from
terra.
Segun los informes Proporcionados
Dor los miperos citados, los cadaVe-
res de los chinos citados Sc encontra-
o er una pequena pieZa en- donde
vivian. Uno de elloS fue muerto a pu
naladas. presentando 81 cadaver GIN
co ner;das. dos en- el cuello Y tres en-
ell uecho- e. otro fuG muerto con
n hacha ' tenia Ell craneO fractu-
RADIO. En- el piso del cuarto sc encon-
tro manchada de sangre el Eacha,
tando de esta manera n.udo testlmo-
Mo de haber sido el arma empleaoa
rara perpetrar este erimen.
Crese que ell asesinato fuG come
lido por personals cuyas nantes Sc m
llabar exaltadas por Ia terrible pro-
paganda que sc ha estado naciendo
contra los chinos en- Ell Estado de Sc
nora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
P~REPARATIVOS PARA LA
GIRA DEL PRESIDENTE
POR Ell PALS
Es probable que inicie SUI via
ie dentro de diez dlas po-
co mas o menos, segun
anuncio Ell Secreta-
rio Tumulty
No ira a Nueva York a recibir
a Pershing, pero probable
mente 10 salude en-
St. Louis

WASHINGTON, Agosto 27.-El
P~residente Wilson e!nprendera 81
yiaic a la costa del Faciflco, tan
pronto como los detalles de la gira
queden arreglados, 10 cue sera pro-
hablemente dentro de diez dias POGO
mas o menos.
Ell S~ecretario particular del Presi-
dente, Mr.. Tumulty, hlzo hoy el a
nuncio formal, agregahdo que el
Presidente arribara u la costa del
Pacifico, oportunamcEta para revis.
tar Ia flota del Pacifieo en- San Fran
cisco el dia Is del mes entrantH.
e Secretario agrego que ell viaje
requiriria unos 25 dias Y que el til
n~erario probablemente estaria listo
dentro de "a horas. FL proposito del
Presidente de no incluir Chicago en-
su eira. no Sc ha camtiado, pero es
probable que el Executive liable en-
Columbus V Cincinnati j tamDieD zen
St. Louis, Mo.
FL Presidente ccnsidera mas ur-
genie su viaje Y Sc ha ~eXprcsado que
tai vez no esrcre a que cl tratado
de paz Sc pleSente al Senado por Ia
Comision dc RelGciones ENteriorcs
6e csc Alto Cucrpo. El Secretario
Tunnulty ha manifestado que el Pre-
sidcnte cree que su gira es may m
portante Y que ia. yez no podra If a
Nueva York 4 recihir al Genera
Pershing. pcr re demorar mis- ITEM
20 ST. viaje, rcro que rcdria ser cue
81 Executive tuviera una entrevista
con el general americana en- st
Louis, No, va que este tiene penSa-
do If a hacer una vista 4 su casa dc
Missouri tan pronto como regrese 4
este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
Bella KUN, SUJETO A UNA
ESTRECHA YIGILANCIA
Guardios con bayoneta Gaia.
da en- sus rifles cuidan del
preso sin permitir que
nGdie Sc aCerque q
hcblGr con eI


LONDkhS. Agosto - ''o''-
mIentos az DEL" Alt
n'un'sta hunSaio: que eS,''',!
mente tuera trssIaaado &c i Pi'sIo"
Gel Vale &c IhyahR d Il N,''" 'sI-
cana, sc ha!ian rooeaoos "'' i'1!o'
secreto' I'm Ia acVu"ti""u'
DICTATOR hungaro Sc i'"A2 E"","atY
ae tai maner", QUE r"F' "eS@i n@sE'
ci' Sc neces.fa paSaf Por nt49 .egI'
sltos qne para yer al 'A-N"'sSi "'e
man en- AmerongSh. 49,,
Una lu"''e sI'iI' "'sIa.
con Ia bayoneta caIaoa t" SIS 80
cuida ala y nocHe ael peso y d '4u.,
sc perhnite paSar &c d~e'eI'''!Su" ~
tancia para auercarSe al Suootoin''
DO De Lenine.
In otlc!a! de roi'c'a que Iel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
ALEMANIA ESTABLECE Ell
PRIMER SERVICIO De
ZEPPELTNES
Sc ha dedicado ahora al
desarroIIo de esa nueva
fuente de vida commercial
Ell dirigible "Bodensee" hizo Ell
viaje de Decentralization a
Berlin en- S horas, He
vando Is pasajeros

BERLIN, Agosto 27.-A!e:aan:a
emrieza a preocurarse, no va por ell
dominic militia del aire, que 81 es-
pritu militarista ha quedado susper-
so. 81 no rauerto, con Ia tremenda
der1ota que lie infligieran los al'adoS
81 no Dor e. desarrollo del trafico ae-
REQ comercial. En- estes more7tos,
IN cue los Estados Unldos y los de-
mas aliados. exception hecna de Ia
Gran Bretana, Sc hallan empciadoS
una lucha verdadera con motive
de la ratification del tratado dc paz,
Alemania e. ell primer pals quo maui
gura UT s~ervicio regular de ZePpell-
ncs nara Ell transpOrte de gasaieros.
I'm nuevo tipo comerclal dc ze7pe-
lines, para el seryicio De pasaJeros es-
Ia ahora construyencose en- este pals
Y va 81 er;mero de esos aparatoS,
TN colossal dir:gi5le del tipo rigido,
uamado 'Bodensee," el prime"1 en-
construirse desde que Sc firn0 el
a-r.isticio, ha necho el viaje irapSu-
raj con un pasaje de 25 viajeros y
su t~ripulaci6n, desde Friedrichsha-
fen. en- Ia frontera suiza, a aSta ca
rital. a dande lego aver tarce. FL
.Rodensee' recorri6 Ia distancia IN
cicada e. sHis horas. o sea cX2cta-
merte una tercera parte del tempo
reCuerido Gor lcs trenes.
FL gigantesco Zeppelin descendlc
duieta y s~uavemente. no o6stante
oae el tempo era pasimo pues una
.tormenta V un fuerte viento hEraca-
nado, Sc habian desercadcnaio en- Is
region. Los oficiales del ~ejercito ame
ricano u o~bservaron Ia nlariobra
Ge desoenso, ~aued&ron grandemente
~soDrendidos del magn:fico dominic
del ararato V su pcrfccta evolCclon.
FL viaje Sc kI1o para demostrar 10
practicable que es ell establecimien-
to de IN servicio regular aereo de
pasajeros.
E. viaje De ~referencia, es cl pri-
nero cue ha hecho el Bodansee. que
aurque es IN aparato he granGcs d.
mensiores. resulta pequeho ccmpa-
RADIO con los zcppelines militarcs que
us6 Alen.ania durante Ia guerra. e.
yiaje marca Ell principle de un ser
vicio aerao regular entire IA frontera
suiza V Berlin Y Sc espera que en-
hreve Sc eXteHderi hasta Corenha-
que.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
UN SOBRINO DEL EX-KAI-
SER Sc HACE CIUDA-
DAHO AMERICANA

DETROIT. Mich. Agosto PEI
rax-Conde Johann Wilhelm Won Loe-
wenel Brandenburgo HoneDzoilern,
&c 40 amos de edad, que desde 1911
reside en- esta cildad, Y es sotrino
Gel ex-Empera5or Guillermo de Ale
mania. Is ahora simple V sercilla-
mente, Mr.. Vaughn lionel. e. Juez
Command d. la Corte Civil, ACADIA de
dictar IN faIlo, camhiaado el nombre
del rtble aleman por ell de IN ciu-
da6ano de los Estados Unidcs, en- Ia
reticiCn cue Ell ex-Co2de hiciera,
con motive DC la cbterci6n de sus
primeros papeles para obtener su cru
dadania.
E. ex-Coade vino a este pals en-
1898 con obietc IL hacer algunas
~inversiones er nnmbre de su Ito y
IS amos despues regres6 Y decide
radicarse en- este pals
e. Secretario de la Scciedad Fra
~terral china de Sonora. Thomas
Juan. ha sido informado con toda cla-
se de detalles de este crimen V Sc di'
r.c;-a a las autoridades m~eNicanas
ridiendo que Sc 2roceda a hacer una
~7inuciosa investigation del crInen )
a IL persecution y castigo de los que
10 hayan perpetrado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
ST ORGANIZAR.A Ell CAPlIULO
DE LOS SPORTS ATLETICOS

La noche de aver a las ocho Y NIL
nrtos Sc reunio en- ell Hotel San An
thony, una junta que two por obJe-
to organizar ell "Capitulo ole Ia
Amateur Athletic Union Cada escue
la de las existentes en- la ciudad es-
tuvo re~presentada en- dicha junta. Sc
tiene por SECURE que ell restab!ecl-
.niento del citado CapiEulo tenGra
grandes significaci6n para el adelan-
to en- toGa clase de Sports Atieslcos
en- la ciudad Y ademas que en- case
de que Sc l!eve a cabo la asa. sc
sbrira IN ragistro bajo los ausplclos
del Capitulo V los datos que dicho
registro a%rrojc, serdn ten,dos comp
cficiales IN toda IA nacion. Sobre es-
tie purto giraron las d~!scusiones ha-
bidas en- la iunta. Sc da a este
to rlucha im~portancia Y sc lie pres
tara Ia ayuda que sea necesaria,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28
LA LEY MARCIAL EN-
HUNGREA

PARIS. Agcsto 27.-La ley Mar
cial cue hace dias Sc rroclamo en-
Budapest, ha sido eXtendida a TODD
81 territorio de Hungr;a, segun dice
un despacho recibido hey aqui.
Otro despacho de la capital hum
CARA dice Que pcco proglaso Sc M
hecho err Ia formation del nuevo
gobierno, habiendose ~presentado va
rias istas proyisionales, la mayor
parts de elias, cncabezadas por ell
cxprimcr Ministro Lovassy, pero has
ia ell presente no Sc ha degrade lie
gar a un acuerdo por los lideres de
los varjos Fartidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-28

ciorarios Del gobierno tomarcn a.
siento. ademas del Primer HtinjStro
Clemenceau. ell Ministro oe Relacio-
res Exteriores E.stefaro Pichon;
Luis Neil, Elinistro de Justicia; E.
tiere Clemertel, Mipistro de Conner
clio Y Andre Tardieu, micmnro &c Ia
Comisi6n dc Paz f~rancesa.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
FRANCE LOST FIFTY SEVEN PERCENT
 0F HER YOUNG NIEN DURING WAR

PARIS, Sept 2.-(P-Speakng today before the
 French chabcr of deputies regarding the ratification of the peace treaty Captain ardeu of the death statistics bureau of the French office made what is generally considered to have been of the most astounding statements heard since the end of the He said that of all the French soldiers who in the than two-thirds either killed suffered disabling wounds and that y-sev en percent of all French soldiers under thry-one years of |age killed.
 PARIS, Sept 2-H)-Information received here to- might is to the effect that it announced today from the Vatican that the Pope has instructed Cardinal Mercer to |gve President Wilson his views the peace treaty and the league of nations The Pope known have been singular fly quiet regarding the peace settlement consequently an al- nouncement of his views is awaited with interest
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-(A0-The interstate com committee of the today presented to that body plan for the private ownership of railroads, but with the operation the roads under the control of the
 with strike and lockouts prohibited Senator Cummings pre- pared the bill which carries with it the recommendations suggests railway transportation board o live mem hers named by the President supervise the operation the roads under the direct control of the Interstate Commerce commission.
 The wording of the bill does not make any atenr
 whatever hide the fact that 1t aimed at strikes and sk CTS And IS generally conceded in political circles hero that it has been introduced opportue time at time when the country is quiet regards strikes compared what it has been since the end of the Bu atho the bill would deal ha1shy With strikes the of gaining ends desired by strikers also provides for the tyou of least portion of the theory of labor that strikes could be eliminated thru government ownership and operation of rail- roads
 ROBINSON DESIRES MEASURE
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
YUAUly mllHtEW ABOARD DEPARTS

The steamer Yukon left Cinema some time after midnight last night for Dawson with passengers for way points as well as several billed thru to Seattle.
 R. D. Menzie was among those who will go thru to the States. He will probably visit several western towns and make trip to the Texas oil fields before settling down. Mrs. IA. J. Pauli, another wellknown in teriorite, left on the Yukon for Seat tie. where she will probably make her home in the future.
 The full passenger list follows;
 For Seattle-T. T. Swan, A. l.. My CTS, Mrs. A. J. Pauli. For Skagway-Henriette E. Hoagg, R. D. Menzie, c. c. Gorgenson, Miss M. A. Jack. For Anvik-Mrs. F. H. Ollsen. For DawsOn-Davis Kenyon. For Circle-B. c. Parker.
 For Hot Springs-Geo. Rolke, F. Hansen. "a. For Nenana-Mrs. w. Gould, Muri- el Russell, Valentine Anderson, Jean Russell, Father Monroe.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-09-08
LITHUANIANS SURROUND B0L FORCE
 ON BALTIC FR0NT; AMERICAN LEGION FIGHTING AGAINST THE B0LSHEVlKI

COPENHAGEN, Sept 2.-(P)-Information received here tonight the effect that the boshevi force which has been opposing the lithuanian legion has been surround ed by the huanans is also stated that the bol leaders are attempting make peace with the lhuanians who however are continuing their advance toward the east.
 It is understood here that volunteer regiment of Amer jeans organized in Paris fighting against the bols with the
 uanians This force believed to be composed of Amer can soldiers of fortune who fought in France and who SC cured their release from the American army in order that they might fight the bolsheviki
 BRITISH DESTROYER SUNK
 LONDON, Sept. 2-(H)-The admiralty was today ad- vised of the sinking of the British destroyer Victoria the Baltic The message received states that the sel was orpedoed by bosevik submarine Eight of the members of the all who reported missing doubtedy due to the timely arrival of other vessels of the British fleet.
 WILL ATTACK PETROGRAD
 BERLIN Sept. 2.-(H-A rumor is in circulation here the effect that allied troops the Archangel front will immediately on for attack Petrograd las Kronstadt is taken. General Cough the British der at Archange is given authority for the information being made that he has told the patriotic Rus sian population of Petrograd thru channels that he will be able assist in their deverance from the hands of the bolsheviki.