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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
JeWelry AuCtiOneer Freed
Of charue Of Fraud

Charles Davis. alias Charles Ferre,
arrested recently for illegal auction
methods. was acquitted by Judge
Fitzgerald in a decision handed
down yesterday.
Disgruntled purchasers of jewelry
at Davis store, Sixteenth and Dav-
EXPORT streets, had complained to
former Detective Chief Briggs that
they were mixed" Briggs ordered
the arrest. Judge Fitzgerald said the
evidence produced in the case did
not justify a charge of fraud and
added that the transaction appeared
fair in allrespects.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
LARGE Chorus Choir to
SIM at New Era Meeting

A chorus of $50 voices from the
Presbyterian churches of the city
IS being worked up as a musical fea-
ture for the New Era conference
that meets in Omaha Sunday and
Monday. The music will be under
the direction Of Prof. Lee G. kratz,
with Mrs. H. A. Nelson, organist OF
the North Presbyterian church, pre-
siding at the organ.
The chorus choir will meet in the
auditorium Of the Y. M. c. A. build
ing Saturday for its last rehearsal
and the request that all who intend
10 take part in the conference sing
ing be present.
The choir will sing at the two
mass meetings to be held in the
Brandeis theater, Sunday and Mon
day nights
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Memorial Services
Saturday for Members
Of Bar Passed Away

Memorial services will be held at
10 o'clock Saturday morning in dis
trict court room No. /, under the
auspices Of the judges of the dis
trict court. ..
The following members Of the To-
cal bar have died within the last
year; John c. Gown, A. H. Bur-
nett, c. G. Mcdonald, Lysle Hub
bard and J. E. Quinn.
/. E. Congdon, +. H. Woodland,
]. B. Kelkenny, Wymer Dressler
and F. II. Gaines will read brief
memorials.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08

number OF soldiers were encamped
there.
The salvage department will be
returned to Omaha Daughters Of
the American Revolution, who initi-
ated this work and gave it over to
the Red Cross. Receipts were
$1,000 a month.
Efforts Of the canteen corps will
be concentrated on the rest room
in the Union station where added
facilities for serving wounded men
passing through the city will be
provided.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Girls Community House to
Have Valentine Parties

The club meetings at the Girls
community house this week will be
in the form of Valentine parties.
The supper will be followed by a
program from each club.
The Lafayette club is planning
to make the dance for soldiers at the
Girls Community house Saturday,
February Is, a Valentine dance.
A piano for the club room has
been donated by Miss Minna Sted-
niger.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08

and that this is a privilege accorded
by law. AT the same time it should
be pointed out that the need Of the
government for the proceeds Of the
war savings stamp issue is great,
and the holders should be urged to
retain their stamps until maturity
as a patriotic act unless their neces-
sites are urgent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Johnson's Motion pefeated.

Washington, Feb. 7.-Another eff
fort today by Senator Johnson of
California to secure senate consid-
Grafton of his resolution favoring
immediate withdrawal of American
troops from Russia ended in failure
A motion by Senator Johnson to
substitute his resolution for the
postofice appropriation bill was
defeated, 81 to 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-08
Five Transports Sail from
France With 500 Men

Washington, Feb. 7.-Sailing Of
five transports from France with
about 200 officers and $500 men,
consisting mainly Of former national
guard units, was announced today
hv the War department.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
Sc IMPORTA MAIZ De Los
ESTADOS UNIDOS

I'm vista lie que m sido 'm2osi-
ble evitar la exploitation inlcua del
maiz n~acional. Nevada a cabo por al
gracs acaparadores SIN conciencla, Sc
ha resuelto traer Il Mexico ese cereal
de los EStados Unidos ' de IL Repu-
blica Argentina. 81 es possible Q ncce-
sario. para atender i las n~ecesidadeS
del pals.
No hay ra@on alguna para que Sc
haya elevado cl preClo del malZ, pues
Is Aien sabiio que ahunda en- muchas
parties De II RepI,lica Y que para hoy
existen muchas Santidades almacena-
das en- esta m:sma c]ar:tal.
Sc dice aqui que e! precio del maiZ
Tn los EstaGos Unidos Ia bajado ea
estoS dltimoS diaS, de tai maaera que.
considerable el flere Y de mas @asto5.
podra vendors aqul a IN precio ra-
zorable V eyi1 ~ la exploitation d.
que So trata.
Para Ia Importation del cereal Sc
cuerta con Ia circumstances de que
variaS companies n~avieraS han ofre-
edo Quotas eSpecIaies-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
OFRECEN UN PRESTAMO
AL AYUNTAMIENTO
Veinticinco mil pesos para
mejoras materiales en-
Torreor. Coahuila

TORREUN. Coah. Febrero B
Una conocida V poferoSa cas- conner
cial de la ciudad, ACADIA de ofrecer al
Ayuntamiento en- calidad de presta-
MO. Ia sIma de veinticinco mil pc
SOS. Sobre los que no cobrara redlto
alguno nj fijara plazo para ell pago.
La liberalidad de la casa 81 debe
q que esta interesada en- ayudar a
que Sc ileven a cabo algunas mejoras
materiales que estan en- proyecto, en-
tire elias la continuation Gel palacio
que fue comenzado a construir en- pa
sadas epocas.
La proposition hecha al Ayunta-
miento fue comun;cada por el regidor
Cadena. a quien la casa commercial le
comisiono el ofrecimiento liberal.
FL Ayuntamiento estudia la cues
ton para resolver 81 Sc aceptan o no
los veinticmco mil pesos ofrecidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
PRESEDENTE MPAL. EN-
FUNCIONES

DesDues dc haber Permanecldo en-
SaItillo. Coahuila. el doctor Rafael
Cereda. lego u esta capital en- paSa-
dos dias. ~haciindosc desde luego car
70 de la Prcsidencia municipal. pues-
to nara 81 cue faJ electo al fin nc
tarras dificultades habidas entire los
nartidos coutendicNteS.
FL doctor Cepeda manifesto a los
pcri6dicos de csta capital, con respec-
to a las gestloncS que St propone deS-
~arrollar. one moral'2ard haSta dOnd@
le sea possible cI personal del AEun-
tamiento Y que procurara mejorar las
condolences dc Ia mctr"poil On todos
scrtiacS. 4 fin de dcmostrar las buc-
mas intcncipnes de que : halia anlma-
do narl 81 mejor dcSemFcuo dc 81 CO.
mctido. H.
Ell doctor Cepcda cs bicn conoc'do
en- Ia capital por haber dcsempenado
carcos im~por;antes. gozando siemprc
dc IA corfIanza del executive.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
I'm nuevo ~procedlmlen'
to para conbatir ia
Influenza

x, toSoS supieraa los be0eficlos
r,,e he obtenidO del Aceite Ee;aEara-
Gn de Hunt. cuando me ~encCntre en-
ferma de Influenza. sc habrian ev;-
tado arandes padecimientos.' Ha dy-
cho recientemente una DANA que hizo
uso de este poderoso Y ~penetrante me
6iramerto. aplivandoSelo a~bundaHte-
7,,erte en- el pecho Y en- Ia garganta
trlanGo Sc encontrO enferma de Ia IN
fluenza. que ahora deSearIa que TODD
81 mundo Sc ~enterase de tan hene1:So
meCicamento @ hiciera uSo de 81 en-
caSoS SemeJanJeS.
Como Ia influenza eS Il enterne-
dad pelirrosa. los enfermos deben po-
nerse siempre bajo el cuidadc de IN
hUen doctor Y q este reSpecto. un pro
minente rnedico ha Gicho que. deSpueS
de usar el Aceite Relampago de Hum,
siempre Sc nan obtenido r~eSuit2doS
verdaderameute maravilloSoS, Segun
10 "a podido obServaC perSonalnente.
Fl Aceite Relampago de Hunt Is
IN poderoSo medicamento eXterno y
debe uSarSele Siempre que haya ne
cesidad de emplear una medicinal eN-
terna.
Sc encuenrra &c venta en- iodaS las
huenaS Droguerias ' BoticaS al pre-
clio de 35c ' zoe botella: tambien SO
atianden 6rdeneS 9or correo. dir:gien-
do SuS pediGos a
\. &. RICHARDS MEDICINE co.
Sherman, Tex ADJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
.ARMAS PARA LOS
FELICISTAS
LAS LLEVAN A VERACRUZ
VARIAS GOLETAS
Sc ignora ell punto donde los
c~argamentos con pertre-
chos son desembarcados

VERACRUZ. Yer, Febrcro s.
Manuel Morales. jefe carrancista. I
quien comision6 la Sccretaria de Cue
IRA para que hiciera IN recorriGo So
bre II costa del Norte de este Esta-
do. ACADIA de lle9ar. trayendo la i'm
preston de que i los iclicistas sc les
cs:i llevando mucho parque Y armas
de contrabando. ell Cue no Sc sabe en-
Que lugar Sera deSembarcado.
Agrcga Morales que estuvo a pun
TO de capturar L goleta ~eytranjera
I las alturas De Nautla V T~ecolutla.
Ia cual, al vcrse ~perseguida. arroj6 al
MAJ 81 coatrabando que traia, hu-
yendo precipitadamente.
Agrega que deSpueS sc acerco a Ia
plaza dc Gutierrez Zamora, plaza que
ayud6 a recuperar a las fuerzas de!
gobierno.
Dice Morales. ademas, que no pu-
do darsc cuerta de la tripulacion de
la goleta nj pudo identificar su ma
cionalidad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

Ne ssrIsfaee ir de casa en- casa para Dc
cir 4 TODD eli mundo 10 cue e el Tantac =
A. J. Livingston. Ashland City. Tenn.-"Es-
IA - reaImente. Ia primer medicinal QUO he
tornado. y que surte los efectos que nc cha
C pror,eten."-J F. HoIey. Lexington. Ky.
: janis Sc nos ha presentado un cliente que
10 ruedc satisfecho." -Snise Drug Store.
Columbia. Tenn.
''Por mas de dos amos. : antes de tornar
d Tanlac. SURF un tremenco TclmstH-no cue
me impeiia levantar nj nrano roulcrnn \ In
altura de la cabeza. Ahors me siento I'm
7urnbre nuevo.' J. r. Woodward, Lexington,
Ey.
Me siento tan bien. despua De habc1 to-
nado 81 Tanlac. que el oSo dia- ieSantando
las manos me die a mi mismo que podria
tratar \ cualquiera tai como 10 hago cuando
pizco el maiz, e. decir. me ne sentia y
me Sientp capaz de hacer imposibies' j
a.. White. r. +. D. Lexington. Ky
En- los trcinta amos de coUstantr pracnca
III. tenro como doctor. no he visio medicf-
rl ig1al al Tau!sc que ~produEca tan efecti
vos resuitaSos." DR.. J. T. Edwards, Fayet-
tevIIle. Ga.
Nc ~sentiria may contento 81 estrechara IA
mano del hom5re que dcscubrio e. Tanlac. J
cionado q mi esposa." r. L. Winter. Macon
Ga.
"Esta medicina vale en- orc NJ cue peS- '
81 gu prerio fuera de $5e.0 Do en- wei de un
dollar que actuaimente cucsta. q ~cofnprariz
~igunlmente ST tuviera eli Ginero suffcrente pa
"a bacerin.- Robert YounG. Knoxville. Tenn.
"Cuatro botellas de Tanac me probzron
mejor que los ~tratamicntos mstcinales que
me applique durantr Is amos, y que ne ND
plicaron IN ~promedio de gastos Dc 10000
por ano." E. 3 Hall. Fountain CITY Tenn,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

Mas aqua en- Ell rio Nazas.
Con motive de las fuertes lluVias.
asi como de las nevadas que han car
do ultimamente, ell rio Nazas ha traido
Ell estos ultimos dias una gran can
tidad de aqua. con beneplacito de to
dos los agricuftores, quienes con esta
aqua haran ell riego ultimo para pro-
ceder a la siembra de la semilla de al
godon en- ell entrante mes.
Las siembras en- question van a ha-
cerse "a TERRA avenida", como dicen-
los agricultores, circumstance que-ha-
IA mas ahundante las cosechas.
Muy importante mejora-
Esta Va en- proyecto IA, construction
de una calzada que n eSta ciudad
con Ia de Matamoros, y cuyo coso Sc
"a ~cubierto, por mitad, entire ell Ayun-
tamiento de aqui y ell de Ia citada
ciudad de MatamoroS La imcfatIva
de esta mejora ha merecidc ell APPLAUSE
de TODD ell mundo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
EsT0 ES 10 QUE La GENIE Dice
RESPECT0 DEL ThNLAc.
me s~atisface ir de casa en- casa para deer a todo Ell
mundo 10 que s,"-dice Ell S. A. J. LKingsten|Perso-
mas de todas las classes sociales alaban la mediclna que las
ha aliyiado.

'Nrn-urz eeutGad de dfnero- podrrr oprs~
prrrme FL ben que Ell Tanlsc me Ia herho-
E1-Shrrff Archie Anderson houson- Texxs-
"E Tanisc. SIN genera de tuda- ne ha
aliviado. no Taciio en- reconr~r IA =
todos. basa6o en los rcsufts0or qua 20 HT
"Ex-Shcriff C. W. ManSum. Atlanta
"Gastaria ror q Tanhc hastn e. ana
centavo que tuvicra, pos con sob Vnh oois-
Ia Que tome game 9 horss y media. ca peso.
sintN ndonse para Ia fechs como IN hDnors
uuevo." J. I. Andrews
81 bicn que me ha proporetooa3o q 1anssr-
no podriar ustedes cUbrir Ia 6emzrrh one d
estR medicina So hiciera Ms Matte q
Bond. Memphis, Tenn
Isl senores, he gsRdo = ihn1S Dc pess
tomando Tanisc. y va hzee mueAo G1nps
que mi cstado de saiud es Fl mrms o~s
en- ei que ahOra me ven" Cspitan Len d.
RigrH VicksburE. Mss.
"Antes dc tomzr Taniac. brDern dsA
81. 600. 90 con tai &c poocr haccr oc.no hoy d
hasn. Ia eens Cue en- este momrntp uzmk
ma" John Farrell. Nashville. Tenn
Tanac Sc vende en- San Aubouia
por la Wagner's Drug Co. 4N Eas.
Houston St, = por Ia Meier's PhH-
macy. 1922 West Commerce S., baia
Ia direction personal de un. remesm-
tante especial del Tanhc, 0 Sc @zia-
"a por etas botsrs a cra2quhsr dr.
recci6n al 7ecibo de 81 ~sauE-: ONE Is
$1-HO por bosellz, siempre qoe Sc M
duyan esfsnpiHaS@u6Getes mra 81
-{4dra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
Uc c pozo.

Una de las pocaS companies petro-
leras cue continue Ia perforacion de
in pozo ~empeZado a abrir hace ITEM
20. ACADIA de ohtener eXito complete
en- ella. o]bteniendo un gran caudal
del precioso liquido.
Nos referimos a la Mexican Gulf
Oil Co., en- cuyo POGO numero tres,
en- el lotc llamado de Tepetates. AGA
ba de brotar un gran geyscr dc pctro-
leo. uno de los de mayor produccIon
entire los ultimamente b~rotados.
La furza del liquido. arrojo fuer"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05

del POGO todos los Instruments de la
n~erforaci6n. pcro como va Sc espera-
ha el brote. pronto el %eyser fue con-
trolado. sin CUE hubiera academies
que lamentar ri SC regara gran cantl-
dad dc liquidc.
La production de este uev pozo
Sc cstima por los peritos, como de -
mil barriles diarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
FL COMERCIO DE
TAMPIC0 7 Ell
PETROLEO
Sc PIDE AL COB. RESUEL-
VA PRONTO Ell PRO
BLEMA PETROLERO
La situacion economical es
critica a causa de la sus-
pension de trabajos

TAMPICO. Febrero LA situa-
ci0n economical en- este puerto vlene
siendo tan dificil deSde principles del
arc. que la C1mar& de Concrete dc
la ciudad, Segdn Sc dice, ha ~resueltO
diriglr un memorial al gobiernc del
centric, para poner tai s]ituacion en-
su conocimiento. V pedirle que GUAM
to %rtcs Sc resuelvan los asuntos de
capital importancia, de cuyo pronto
arre-lo podria resultar ?! Immediate
meioramicnto de la s~ituaclon general.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
UN ALEMAN Sc NACIONALIZA
AMERICANA

En- la Secretaria de la Corte fe-
deral, hizo aver d~eclsraciones de In
tencion para naturalizarse en- los
Estados Unidos, ell senior Johann Sci
Ter, de nacionaiidad alemana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
Siguer ex,gcn.es los obreros.

Los obreros de este puerto, 10 obs.
tante haber visto la determination
tomada por los industriales, la que
Sc considera como definitiva sobre ell
aSunto. continuan hacienda gcstiones
corca del gobernador a fin de que Sc
cumnla con la Ley, que ~previene que
Sc les Dc una participation en- los
rendjmientos &c las Industries.
Una comision de obreros Salio para
Cordoba. con objeto de conferenciar
con ell gobernador <obrc ell particu-
lar. no sabiendose hasta hoy, que ea
10 que Sc habra resuelto.
Los obreros cstin indignados con-
ira los industrialcS. por haber estos
asumido una actitud firme Y resuel-
ia que no Sc esperaba. despues de
tanta manifestation y de tanto boa
IN
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
La question petroiera.

Los concentrates. iudustriales Y de
mas homhrcs de neGocios lie Tampico,
cncuentran que la cauSa principal del
decrecimiento de los negocios. sObre
TODD en- 81 comercio cuyos ~establecl-
mienros Sc ven cast vacios parte de
los diaS. Sc debc a la paralizaci0n absc
luta de los trabajos, en- los principales
pozos petroler0s lie IL region.
Los trabaics ini"iados en- muchoS de
ellos. no han 9odido continuar debi-
do. en- parte. 4 las. nueVaS eNigenciaS
del gobierEo, Y e. parte 4 "a voluntad
De las compaiaS de no hacer NADIA en-
ia.rto las cuestione< pendientes no Sc
~resuelvan.
La Cinlara De Concrete. pucs, Va
= pedir al gohierno que ponga de su
narte cuanto sea possible, Tdra que sc
Ilegae a Ia mayor b~revedad. It tan ne
ceSaria soluci6u.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
Una VICTORIA De
Los ARENLSTA
LA OBTUVIERON EN- LOS
FRAILES, PUEBLA
Las fuerZas Carranclstas SUI
fTleron gran numero
l. de bajas

PUEBLA. Febrero lo.-Cerca de
la Estacion de Los Frailes Sc desarro-
10 IN fuerte combate entire tuerzas
del gobierro V de los areniStas al man
do del general" Guerrero. E COM
bate durG algo mas de una nora. al
cabo del caal los carranciStas huge
rsr al empujc superior de las fuer-
zas enemigas. Embellishments So
Heron fuerzaS de AtliXco. con las que
los ~gobiernistas pudicron 5atir al enc
migo QUE Sc retro q Ia sierra.
Hubo muchas bajas en- ambos iados,
pero eSpecialmenEe entire las tuerzas
del g%obierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-05
DESPUES DE DIEZ MINUTOS NO
QUEDAN NJ SENAS DE NELL0.
EN- 81 CARA

Su pIet pc-G,aErCera tan >IaV" y ituptA
como e. te-c-oI-.C. No sc u~a--}-lrr Ia. son
aSujas elect-icaS. Ne uerrn;:a gaze sc ar-au-
cue .! vsHo Gc 81 !iz. siao ap.irauGO solame1-
te en- los puntos donde e. veao cro.n Sonr"
su cara. es-a NARAVILLOSA CRENA. y
despues dc diez minutes. no G~uetJ--H SeEa-
les dc vcilu co ~ -g~tro.
No cGssc arrgau FnInr ~ artaesa I'd -sEs
re- G-,-rc0-
Ese-i6a Roy pIdiendo uH pcnu oc sstI
e-eua. pOroUe este - g uui-r t-S-anIrutU.
cue sin dolo- = sjn a-ranrar e. acio. drst-gj-
rs q veno De sg cara. AnsC.u-1aente in
zero nuy stjcaz-
Vale snfa-rsntc sea. MsuGsnuS &c. GO
~estampi!lsS ~pOStasgr 90 plata s. 81 -r-to. 20
psgara I'd a Su antr.-,a- Direction
ELSA MOLIh
81 Easr 9th > Dept Z
NEw EOEA. y Y
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
CARPENTER IS
 THE BEST MAN
PRINCE OF WALES CONGRATU. LATES FRENCHMAN; MAIL
 ACCUSES BECKETT

LONDON. Dec. 5.-P)-Analyzing the fight between Joe Beckett. the English heavyweight champion, and George Carpenter, the French champ, in which the latter was an easy winner Thursday, the Daily Mails sporting writer accuses the Britisher of sheer stupidity. Everyone says that the Frenchman is far the bet ter man of the two and predict the greatest fight in years should he meet Jack Dempsey, the American worlds champion. Following the fight, the Prince of Wales shook hands with both fighters, heartily congratulating Carpenter on his vic tory and wishing Beckett better luck next time.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
WILSON WILL NOT TAKE TREATY OUT HANDS OF SENATE HITCHCOCK SAYS PRESIDENT HAS NO IDEA OF WITH.
 DRAWAl

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-P)- Following a conference with Presi- dent Wilson this afternoon, Sena- tor Hitchcock, leader of the ad- ministration forces in the senate, stated that the President has no idea of withdrawing the treaty from the senate. He further saio that President Wilson believes that the failure of the senate tc ratify the treaty shifts the re- sponsibility to other shoulders than his.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08

and local newspaper reporters today that he doesn't object to being de- ported to soviet Russia. As he left for Ellis Island he predicted that there would be revolution in the United States within five years. Elm ma Goldman, his co-partner in de- portation and anarchy, said that the American government is now doing the very things that the czar of Russia did before the Russian revo- lution.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
CLANCY KNOCKS
 :'OUT DRUMMIEL

BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 5.--R)- George Chancy, of Baltimore, tonight knocked out John Drummell, light weight of New York in the fourth of a scheduled fifteen round bout. Both men are topnotchers in their class and anxious for a chance at Benny Leonard. the present title holder. Clancy had the better of the scrap from the very beginning and was never in serious danger.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
DEMPSEY UNDER
 FIGHT CONTRACT
NEW ORLEANS PROMOTER SAYS HE HAS MATCH WORLDS
 HEAVYWEIGHT CONTEST

NEW ORLEANS, La., Dec. 5.-(R -Dominick TOtorich, the yell known local prize fight promoter, in a state ment made in local newspapers this morning, claims to have a signed agreement in his possession for a match between Jack Dempsey and the new European champion. Georges Carpenter. The fight, according to Totorich, will take place here next year. probably on March 17th.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
DESIRE
 DEMPSEY MATCH
OFFER 100000 FRANCE FOR MATCH BETWEEN CARPEN-
 TIER AND DEMPSEY

PARIS, Dec. 5.-R)-French fol- lowers of the boxing game are wildly enthusiastic over the defeat of the English champion Beckett by Car pentier and are clarmoring loudly for match between the French battler and Champion Jack Dempsey. The demand is insistent for such a match to be held in Paris. The Presse de Paris says that a purse of 2,OO0,OOO francs will be posted shortly for a fight between the two men ip this city to be held next July.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
KAISER EXPECTS
 FACE NO COURT
REPORTED THAT WILHELM DOES NOT EXPECT TO BE TRIED
 BY ALLIED TRIBUNAL

LONDON, Dec. 4.-R-It is re- ported here that the former Ger man kaiser does not expect ever to come to trial before an inter-allied tribunal court. He believes that Hol- land will not surrender him and that the allies will not attempt to vio- late the neutrality of the Neither lands in order to obtain possession of him.
 A doubt as to the sanity of the ex-kaiser is expressed in a report recently published by a Munich phy- sician. This doctor declares that Bismarck's personal physician years ago feared that the kaiser would become permanently mad.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
FIGHTS
 ADAIR TO DRAW

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 5.-(R- Barney Adair. of New York, and Harvey Thorpe, of Kansas City, both lightweights, fought ten rounds to a draw here tonight. The fighting was fast and furious turnout the ten rounds. Thorpe entered the ring with the odds against him and won much praise by his clever work.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
ENGLISH MONEY CONTINUES
 TO CHOW RAPID DECLINE

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.- R The pound sterling continued on its down. ward trend this morning. It was quoted in the local foreign exchange market lists today at s3.S6A thus establishing new low record.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-12-08
OF LONG STANDING
 ARE DEPORTED
AFTER 30 YEARS CO-PARTNER-
 SHIP IN ANARCHY IN AMERICA, HERMAN AND GOLDMAN ARE TO BE SENT TO SOVIET RUS SIA TO CONTINUE ACTIVITIES.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-R-Dr. Alexander Berkman and Emma Gold man left the American mainland this morning probably never to re- turn. They were carried to Ellis Island to await a ship upon which they will be started on their journey to soviet Russia, to which country the United States government is sending them.
 These two workers in anarchy who have been co-workers in America for 30 years came to the end of their rope thru their insistence in urging the violent overthrow of the Ameri- can government. Both have served prison sentences for their activities which finally have become so pernici- ous as to cause their deportation. Berkman is apparently convinced that his absence from the United States will be an extended one. Be- fore leaving this city. he purchased a goodly quantity of eye glasses and much clothing which he realized that he would not be able to secure in the country to which he is being sent.
 NO OBJECTION
 NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-@-Berk- man told the immigration officials