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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22
DIA d DE FEBRERO. Z /.

Ola Il lie In ~ p INi>iNS'
En- la session del Senad0 cores
pondiente al dia de aver p, el Sc
Inador7 Santiago Iglesias suscit6 la
question referente a los dos por-
torrique1os detenidos en- la Ha-
bana.
El selor Iglesias dijo que hace
tres semanas los organismos del
trabajo determinaron enviar a la
isla de Cuba dos miembros que
llevaban la mission de establecer
relaciones directas con los miem-
bros de la American Tobacco Co.
7 otras companfas, @ero el fin era
conocer los precios que pagan
aquellas Companies por la elabo-
racion del tabaco, Y armonizar a
fin de que haya solidaridad entire
los torcedores.
Ademas ellos irian Cayo Hue
SO v New York con la misma mi
sion: conoeer el precio de las
vitolas y salario que ganan y des-
|pues de adquiridos todOs estos da-
tos venir aquf y con sus infor-
mes, establecer Tin regimen de sa-
larios entire aquellos y estos ira
bajadores.
Estos hombres, -c0ntinda el Sc
nor Iglesias son vecinos de Ba-
yamon, portorriqueiios, ciudada-
nos americanos, con sus pasapor-
tes en- regla, legalizados por las
autOridades v llevaban cartas de
personals bien conocidas en- ell pals
que este solo bastaba para ser
considerados como buenos ciuda-
danOs. Llegaron la Habana es-
tos portorriqueiios que nj siquie-
ra eran emigrantes y que no ms
piraban sospechas, las autorida-
des cubanas tuvieron tenor de es-
tos dos hombres; cuando Cuba
ha demostrado ser valiente, estos
hombres son detenidos G iaccElu-
.nicados. Es una exception reali-
zada por las autoridades de Cuba
y no tiene raz6n de cometer estos
actos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22

EI. MI]NICEPIO DE CATANO.
! Sc Sagita IA opinion pnblica en-
Cataii0 con motivo de los proyec-
tos de ley presentados en- la legis-
latura conyirtiendo dicho po-
blado, en- municipio.
afece que Ia opinion de los
difectores de Ia politica republi-
nas es rontraria a tai medida d
pesar de que uno de los proyectos
de ley ha sido presentado por el
Representative Sr. Pesquera, elec-
to por el partido republican,.
Con el fin de trabaiar en- pro
de que uno de estos proyectos de
ley sea aprobalo por ambas ra-
mas de Ia Legislature, Sc celebra,
"a n3breye en- dicho poblado una
asamblea, la que nombrara una
coqmisiOn que Sc encargue de los
trabajos necesarios al fin va in
dicado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22

raj. Y
FL sencr Llona cs muy aprecia-
do aqui, donde goza de generates
|simpatfas.
Reiteramos al caballero yi5sai.
mo, nuestro afectuoso saludo.
Despues de una larga tempo
rada Ell. la peninsula esranola, han
retornado d esta ciudad donde Sc
les aprecia y distinglle, la seiiora
FRANCESCA Busso y su sciiorita her
mana Teresa.
Sean bienvenidas.
La Compania Delgado- Caro-
Campos, debutara el 5 del proxi-
mo Mario.
Para esta temporada hay cntu-
siasmo y auguramos un exito Ia
simpatiea compaiiia.
-Reiteramosle nuestro saludo
al ssenor Manuel Matienzo, que en-
asuntos relacionados con su profe-
SIGN visito esta ciudad.
4F.a >distinguida dana seiora
Petra Rios, viuda de Toro, Sc en-
cuentra recogida en- CANA aunque
no de cuidado.
Que Sc restablezca cuanto antes
son nuestros vivos deseos.
lei bale que organizaron los
niiics cuyo gasto fue costeado pol
les senores Jose Toro Rios Y An
tonic Roig, resulto esplendido,
Los niiios bailarcn desde las nueve
hasta las doce de la noche a los
acordes de la misica dirijida por
el professor Francisco Duiievre.
La iconcurrencia distinguida y
numerosa, la que fue dbsequiada
con helados y dulces.
Vaya nuestra felicitac.on para
los CAPEADOS scnores j. Toro
Rios y Antonio Roig, que han da-
do oportunidad a nuestros niiios
para pasar tres horas agradables.
vSe le llama Ia atencion al ce-
loso Jefe de policia se1or Igara-
videz, para que yea la manera de
eorregir a cierto pnblico que no de
deja yer con tranquilidad las ex-
hibiciones cinematcgrafcas.
s Esperamos ser atendidos.
Corresponsdl. 4
Hunacao, IA de febrero 1919.
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Session. del Senado


III seiior Giorgetti. Llama Ia
atenci0n a la Presidcncia accrca
de que el senior Iglesias esta alta
candle a un gobierno amigo.
Py-esidente:: He autorizado al
senior Iglesias a exponer su queja,
Iglcsids: Propone que Sc cable
giraffe a C6rdova Dayila, a Cue.
vas Zequeira y al Secretario de
la Gobernaci0n de la Habana para
communicable la sorpresa que ha
scausado en- ell pals la detencion dc
estos dos ciudadanos. A Zequeira
para que investigue la causa de
Ia detenci6n. A Cordoya Davila
para que intervenga con las auto
rilades de Washington Y al Sc
cretario para que los dele ALI de
tenidos hasta que Sc haga la inves
tigaci6n.
Giorgetti: Pide que ell Gober
-nedor Sc dirija al gobierno de Gu
ba -pidiendo los informes.
Iglcsias: ST Ell Senado pierde
la eportunidad de intcrvenir en-
la expulsion de estos portorrique-
nos, ser;i la primera vez que aqui
sc de un caso como este. 4.
Dice que las leyes de Cuba son
leyes espanolas y este, detencion
es un atropello; hay que saber 81
esos ciudadanos tienen no ga.
rantias como tales. Pide que sc
vote una resoluci6n.
Giorgetfi:. Dice que no Sc opo.
ne Y secunda. Que Sc pregunte
por cue fucron detenidos esos dos
portorriquenos ciudadanos anne
ricanos pero cree que no Sc debe
atacar un pals amigo p9rquc
puede que hayan leyes que asi 10
dispongan.
Los portorriqueiios, senior lyle
a
somos amigos del orden y respe-
tamos las leyes. En- los mftines
Sc les llama ladrones a los hom-
bres honrados y en- el terreno par
ticular Sc lie reconoce esa henra-
dez, porque asi convene las ne
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22
6 ,ristobal Colon en-
Santo Domingo

Asf Sc titula un libro que acaba
de publicarse en- Santo Domingt
de Guzman.
Su autora, Paulina Ciaiio, hace
IN estudio detallado de la vida y
azares de Cristobal Colon en- sus
WAGES al Nuevo Mundo.
Cen un espiritu indagador adj
nirable, la distmguida escritora
va presentando, en- cuadros claroS
|y precisos, los tropiezos y dificul-
tades del Gran Almirante, cuya f
gura Sc agranda cada yez mas a
traves de los siglos.
AIagnificos grabados, que repre-
scntan objetos de la epoca del Des
gabrimiento, ilustran el informe
alistorico.
Los datos y documentos que lie
nan el libro son de suma impor-
sancia y el estilo de la obra es c0-
mo un chorro de aqua limpia.
La autora- -advierte al comien.-
20, que este libro ha sido hecho cor
Ell solo fin de levantar fondas para
Ia fundacion benefca y restarra-
dora sIsabel la Catolica
Felicitamos a la gentil senorita
Paulina de Ciafia per su obra \
por la distinction que nos haee ep
su fna dedicatoria.
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NC TAS DE ARECIBO

SAN FELIPE. Pareee que
Inuestro celoso Alcallle trata de lie
var a cab6 de manera esplendida
las tradicionales fiestas de San Fe-
Elipe que adaran prinaipio el 10. dc
mayo. Sc rumora que habra una
reunion de enthusiasts jovenes ]
caballeros para que tomandose a
cmpefo la realization del festival
aeuerden los nllmeros que han de
! fgurar en- el programa que con
tendra algunol bales.
Es probable que la conlision pre-
sidida por el Alcalde. pida a Mon
sieur Willard, algllna. concession
en- el precio de pasaje del fcrroca
rril, a fin de que puedan asistir a
las festas perssnalidades de los
pueblos limitrofes.
Habra- una coiaisi6n de damas
que trabajaran al cbjcto de que
todo resulte attractive.
,ESTATITA DE LA LEBERTAD,
Ell Fcmento areeibeno" eta
ocupadfsimo por la llegada de los
5ultos que han de servir para eri-
cir en- la Plazoleta del Fuerte, Ia
Esta'ua de la Lihertad.
La activilad desplegada por la
entusiasta asociacion, mereee nue.:
tro APPLAUSE.
PUEST0s FIJOs. Una dispo
sicion de la Acadia !hace saber 4
los revendederes que tienen carro;
~ kioscos en- los alrededores de Ia
Plaza del Mercado, qre citos tic
men que desaparecer dc e3os sitios
eI dia % Gel presente para 10 cual
les seran cancelados los permiscs
que tenian para usar esos sitios.
CoNCTERTo.--El scilor Alsal-
de ha dispuesto cue la Banda Mu-
nicipal celebre rm concierto el sd
bado % en- el Paseo Victor Rojas
para conmemorar la gloriosa feeha
del natalicio de Washington. Is
te concerto fomna parte de la fes-
ia que Sc ha preparado para csc
dfa.
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!
cesidades de la politica.
Tizol intcrrumpc u pregunta al
seiior Iglesias como dice Ell cable.
IgIcsias, lee el cable J pide Sc
curse 10 mas rapido possible, di-
ciendo que ESQ no le ocurriria a
ning1n ciudadano de los Estados
| Unidos que ademas de estaf in
communicates. los abogados no pue-
den tomar acci0n.
Barccld dispone que Sc haga la
enmienda al cable y fue redactado
en- la forma que va conocen nues-
tros lectores por haberlo publi-
cado aver Ell IMPARCIAL.
k*k
Tous Soto. Hace referencia a
la ley de automobiles, en- vista de
los continues cheques y desgra-
cias que ocurren en- la carretera
/ de San Juan a Santurce. Dice que
Ia ley es deficiente y que el Sena-
tdo debe corregir esta ley.
! Iglcsids. Pid0 que pase la me-
SD la r. c. del s. No. 4, sobre la
Liga de NaciOnes.
Bdrbosd Sc opone. Cree es un
absurdo y sobre todo que debe ser
informado por la Comision y
traerla discussion. No solo con
esta RESOLUTION sino con cual-
! qniera, que para ESQ deben traba-
jar las Comisiones Y no debe ye-
mir aquf sin el correspondence es-
/ tudio.
.Ese asunto tiene que ser dete-
lnidamente estudiado porque tiene
lopiniones en- contra y a favor.
XXX
4. Uartiacs. Pide que Sc lea el
proyecto sobre el Gran Jurado j
despues de un pequeiio debate en-
tire los senadores Tizol, Tous Soto
|y Santiago Iglesias, Sc aprob6 en-
segunda lectura.
++x
La session Sc suspendi6 a las
1915 hasta Ell lunes a las s p. m,
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Como die en- mis- aotas anterio-
res, Humacao no podia permane-
cers ihlpavido ante q entusiasmo
que Sc nota en- el pueblo para Ia
celebration de las fiestas de Car
naval
Una reunion de damas tuvo lu-
gar eli el Club Borinquen que
unidas n de acuersio con Ia direc-
stiiya de dicho Club, determination
trabajar D fin de celebrar 10 meier
possible dichas fiestas.
Tres bales Sc daran EN- dicho
Club el domingo 3 de mario, un
bale de sociedad; el lunes 3, un
bale para los niiios Y el martes 4,
uno de disfraz.
Eh afa 2, 10 presidira la seiio-
rita que Sc eliza como Presidenta
desla Fiesta.
& Noche Oriental Sc titilla e
dia y les nffios vestiran el traje
iapones presidiendo la nina que
sea slecta como Gheisa' mas be
lla. Ell escenario sera transforma-
do en- casa de .te" y i'm nifio ira
jead6sde "Tetoko' Katie, pre-
clamara ia geisha :
Ell bale del dia 4. tendra gran
resonancia. Uno de los caballeros
vestido de "Dios Mono" Trey del
Carnava presidira el baile.
La fiesta dara prineipio con un
refido bombardeo de serpentinas
Y confettis y va tiene ordenes el SC
nor Edsebio Gomez para que el
ambigii sea 10 mas esplendido.
Distinglidas damas estan en-,
cargadas de adornar el salon y Ia
compafia de luz e1ectrica hara una
iluminacion especial. Sc han invi-
tado connotadas pcrsonalidades de
los ppeblos Iimitrofes. Tcdo de
Equestrian que las fiestas tendran
s<...a y s - ttrtyz1 Y. r., u u
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-22

SUBASTA. Manana Is a dia
eTalado para la subasta dc depar-
tamcntos v sitios especiales de Ia
Plaza;de Mercado. A las 8 de Ia
4ande Sc ADRIAN los pliegos y ha +
ia esa .hora Sc recibiran proposicio-
mes.
MEDIDA PLAUSIBLE. Don
Manuel G. Min, celoso inspector
de Eseuclas de este Distrito, ha
,presentado denuncia ante el Tribu-
nal Municipal contra los padres
de les niiios que no han asistido
clase son la aaiduidad necesaria.
Gomaareceran ante ell Hon. Jnez.
los radrcs Ramon Ross, Benito
Toste, Manuel Tirado, Hipolito Fl
gueroa, Placido Gonzalez, Zoila
orrea y Maria salgado.
Veremos due excllsa exponen pa
"a evadirse dc la multa.
n DCSCIENTAS CUARENTA Y
Una TONELADAS DE ARROZ.
para el comercio de esta plaza
ma traido el Wapor Yuma" 241
toneladas de arroz. Esta noche cl
(" Yuma continda yiaje para
Aguadilla Mayaguez y Ponce, Sc
gin nos informa Ia New York and
2. R. Steamship Co.
PELICULAS INAlORAIiES.
eausa mala impression en- el pdbli-
co culto, la exhibition de pelf:u-
Flas que en- las primeras horas de la
Inoehe, sc desafrollan en- el Paseo
Victor Rojas.
No sa5cmos coino el Jcfe de la
Policia que tan simpatico Sc ha he
cko en- este pueblo, no ha disptles-
to que esas pellculas sean deccmi-
sadas y enviadas a quien cores
ponda.
Muoaas damas han dejado de
asistir a csc paseo y en- bien de la
moral esperamos que el senior L6-
PEI Azda meta en- cintura los
irra4etuosos contraviniendo un
artfculo del C6digo Penal.
Corresponsal.
Areeibo IS, fe5rcro 1919.
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1LOCAL NEWS--MINNEAPOLIS II

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Engagements Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brown, It's Iglehart
avenue, st. Paul, announce the engage
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MINNEAPOLIS.
With the Travellers.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Juster Of Ironwood,
Mich, are visiting friends in the Twin
Cities enroute to Wichita, Falls, Texas,
where they will make their future home.
Mrs. B. Gusse Of Hibbing, Mimi, spent
a few days here last week, the guest of
Mrs. R. Sloan, 1715 Eighth avenue north
Mrs. David Simon has returned from
Chicago, where she visited for ten days.
She was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. julius Lackner, who spent a few
days here.
Mrs. M. Levy of Duluth, is the guest
of her niece, Mrs. A. Abeles of Aldrich
avenue south.
Mrs. E. Hertz spent few days in Du-
luth, the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. S. Loeb.
Miss Bess Myers of Merriam Park:
spent the weekend in Duluth, the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. A. Garon.
Mrs. A. Horwitz and Miss Flora Hor-
WITT Of Denver, Colo, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Nathan Hendison Of Ell
wood avenue.
Miss Inez Rees returned Sunday from
an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. M Golland of st. Louis, Mo-, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. /. Boru-
shak of 1912 First avenue south.
Mrs. L. Perlman of Friedman Court,
returned Tuesday from weeks visit to
Chicago, where she was the guest Of her
daughter, Miss Gertrude Perlman, who
is studying nursing there.
Mr.. Alexander D. Saper Of Kansas
City, Mo-, will arrive next week 10 visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. Myers and his
fance, Miss Bess Myers Of Merriam
Park. Mr.. Saper is coming as dele
gate from the Fifth Missouri Congress
sional district to the convention of the
American Legion to be held here Nov.
10, II, r..
Mr.. l. J. Cohen of Kansas City, Mo-, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Strimling,
"a Highland avenue.
Messrs. H. z. Mendow, Oscar Kleckner,
Simon Meshbesher and Dave Abrohams
are in Madison, Wis, to attend the Min
nesota Wisconsin football game. Mr..
Abrohams also visited his home in Green
Bay, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nathanson, 95 High
land avenue, are leaving Sunday for a
winters sojourn in Los Angeles, Ca]ifor-
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Next to your own length of life you
are, or should be, interested in the age
of the man who writes your life insur-
ance. You ought to place your policy
with one whose interest and advice can
be expected to be at your service con-
tinuously for many years to come. "Seek
me out" Get that benefit. To permit
me to call does not commit you at all.
Herman We'll, 929 Plymouth Bldg, MIC.
1891, Auto. IS 181.
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HOLY WEEK SERVICES
 AT CATHOLIC CHURCH

Holy Thursday, April F - Higf Mass, Pascal Communion and Process sion of the Blessed Sacrament to tht Repository at 7:30.
 Public Hour of Alteration from 7:30 to S:30
 Good Friday, April 1S-Mornine services at o'clock '
 Solemn stations of the Cross, witt sermon on the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, at 7:30, D. m t"
 Holy Saturday. April 19-Mornine services at 7:30 No evening ser vices
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Tides Tomorrow.
DIRE DISTRESS
It Is Near at Hand to Hundreds of
 Juneau Readers.

Don't neglect an aching back.
 Backaehe is often the kidneys cry for help
 Neglect hurrying to the kidneys aid means that urinary troubles may follow.
 Or danger of worse kidney trouble.
 Here's convincing testimony:
 (. F. Wright, 1852 Second Street, Santa Rosa, Calif., says: "It was several years ago that I suffered rom backache and other symptoms of kidney trouble. had severe pains across my kidneys and often l could hardly get up or down. The acton of my kidneys was irregular causing me to get up severals times at night. A burning sensation at tended the passages of the kidney secretions. Several boxes of Deans Kidney Pills regulated the action of my kidneys and removed the hackache'
 zoe, at all dealers. Foster-Mil' burn Co.,, Mfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
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RADIO STATION TO
 MOVE INTO ITS NEW
 QUARTERS ON FRIDAY

The radio station will move into it's new quarters on Twelfth Street and Bonnie Way on Friday, accord ing to W. J, Manahan, in charge ol the local station
 The new wireless plant is one ol the most up-to-date on the Pacific Coast and will greatly increase the efficiency of the Juneau station.
 c. K. Morrison, radio engineer in charge Of Mare Island, is superin tending the construction of the plant
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ALASKA NOTES

Mrs. H. Currier, Of Ester Creek m the Panama country, believed to be the first white woman ever to live in the Panama Valley, sied re gently at her old home near Boston Mass. Mrs. Currier joined her bus band at the old Belt and Henarit ks Trading Post, opposite the present town of Cinema, in 1902. Later she and her husband moved to Cinema where Mrs. Currier was pOstmistress for a time. For several years shl and her husband had lived al Estcr where Mir Currier has been engaged in mining Last year she left f0i the Outside in search of health.
 John F. Dillon, for many years en gagged in the practice of law at Fair banks, where he served as United State Commission, but Of late mining in the Tolovana country recently was taken to the hospital at Fairbanks where he was reported in very poo! health. He was on his way Outsid, when he became so ill he could nO proceed. He had a seize of sick ness a few years ago, and at ont time it was feared that he wou( never recover, but he finally go
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FOR RENT-Apartments
SEAVIEW AND JUNEAU
 APARTMENTS =

Has housekeeping rooms fully furnished which includes bath, light, water and clean linen, al so phone service. All rooms are outside rooms with splen- did view of the Channel. Coz lily" and neatly" furnished and sanitary in every detail. 2, 3, 4 room apartments for private families. Five dollars per month and up. Phone 286.
 MRS. HOGAN, Prop.
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M. w. Sutherland pioneer of the klondike and Fairbanks countries, died recently at Hazelton, E. C.. From the Fairbanks country he went to Edmonton, B. C., wyhere he was engaged in the grain business for T few years before his death.
 Hunker Creek has been one of the busiest of the KlOndike creeks dur ing the last winter Many outfits are working, and the pay good.
 Charles D. Davis, well known in Alaska on account of his connection with the Alaska Anthracite Railway project at Katalla, has been made Exalted Ruler of the Seattle Lodge of Elks.
 A. w Jones, the Seattle insurance adjuster who recently went to Far banks to adjust the losses in the fire at that place, also adjusted the Me Carthy losses while on the trip.
 Word has been received at COrdova of the death of our former townsman Fay Sheldon, at Manila on March II. Mrs. Sheldon's father, P A. Gabney, also died at Tacoma on March 9th. AL Strong has arrived from Ma ked Island and he denies the recent ly published report that Alice South worth had been buried in snow slide. When he left the Island she was alive and well.-(COrdOva Times) There is considerable mining ac- tivity at Tiekell, on the Government trail, Hurdle and Boulder Creeks showing up particularly well and up on which there will be some develop ment work this season. After seven years of prospecting, Bilbert Lee and William Wesserling have located gold quartz which shows good values They have secured a mill from the Port Wells district which will be placed on their property. Red Ellis an Nick Michem will also install a small plant in that section and work lead from which they nor tared out about $1600 last year. M P. Olson has taken bond on thc claims owned by Richardson, Smith and Farstadft and expects to secure some outside capital with which ts do development work. (Cordova Times.)
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TWO IN ONE - THE EMPIRES way for everybody. THE EMPIRES lads" keep the housewife informed of all sales and the news columns are right up to the minute on the days news
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CLASSIFIED ADVER EASEMENTS
TURKISH BATHS

HILLSIDE BATH HOUSE-Turk, ish, Needle, Steam, Shower and tub baths. Dry and steam heat. PIP Front St, Phone 163.
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FOR SALE-Well furnished 35- room apartment house and ground. Doing good business all year round. Every apartment has splendid view of the channel. A good paying proposition which will stand inves- tigation. Can be bought on reas- ohable terms. Apply P. o. Box 6O3.
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Pile driver, fully equipped, for sale or rent. National Independent Fisheries.
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FOR SALE-Slightly used, large range, suitable for cannery or boarding house; reasonably priced. K. D. Mclean, End and Franklin.
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FOR RENT-Houses

PIANO for rent. apply phone l4S.
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flat work ironer at once. Alaska Steam Laundry.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Horse, can be used single. double or saddle; bargain. Apply Femmer & Ritter.
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WANTED Chamber maid a Circle City Hotel. W. Short.
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WANTED-Girl for general house work. Mrs. s. l.. Carter, Spickett's s Apartments.
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CAkD READING
NANTED---Aelp

WANTED-Laundry girls. Gold Belt Laundry.
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w A N T E D-Maid for general homework Apply Mrs. Chas. Gold |stein, 324 East Second street.
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!, FOR SALE-Scholarship in first class correspoBdence school Good for any course. If you are interest ed it will pay you to investigate. Address Scholarship, Empire.
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two suites, house. keeping room:. with bath. Corner Third and. Gold sts. Phone l36.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-16

Miss EstelIe Fits, formerly en- gagged in the office of the Clerk Of the Court at Fairbanks and for g time stenographer in the office of McGowan and Clark, has returned from France where she was engaged in Red Cross work with the Ameri- can forces. She was in Seattle when last reported.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-16

1 FOR RENT-7-room house,
 with bath. partly furnished. 1 Good location. Apply Mrs. John Perrelle. 42lh East 7th 1 street. &t
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-16

Phone IL to The Empire. No. s74
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-04-16

we'll and returned to the Interior Alaska.