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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Housskssping Roous-Furnishsl

Housekeeping Rooms-FwniIheS
ROOMS close In Phone 7sosAL
APIS porehes. saraEe ss1 D. u Fsso.
TWO WELL f1Fnlshsd roomG Ph0ae 7il3.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. sos z 8fisso1ri-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms s0T n CsnpbsiL.
CLEAN Hzg. rooms. 1905 n Florencs-
TWO FRONT BOOMs-Privats snsTEncs.
first floo-. 1871 Arizona- Ph I0zs-
TWO EUESIsHED uEht houssksspI1E
roo1ns. bath. s-sepizg porch loo5 Olive
EOK KENT-May g. tWo flrnlshsd
housekeeping rooms rs wyoming St
THREE LARGE eozrlstsly furnished
ground Goor looms. connectinE bath pr
yata family. zo1 IS. Rio Grande
AND Room usEt housakseplnE. r1n-
ring water wei furnished; clean Phoua
63z1W.
one COOL front bedroom. enc Sax r0oTa
and Adtchenst Nice quiet plaza Ref
e-enee requl-ed. sIs y. Orsgon
FOR REST reasonahls ught h01ssEesp-
lnE rooms and slassed n EleeplnE porch
soI y. CampbeIl
ELDERLY LADY has rooms f5r rsaE %
1an and wife without childrsz- ICES
FRONT housekeeping roonls- siespllE
porch. nice hCEelizs place. good location
us Ayrtle- PhoLe 4T7s-
EOB EEST-LlEht houseEeepinE a1art-
1enr. 1905 Teas St. G12 month and Up.
LEhts and water furnished Phone 1851
TWO HOUSEKEEPING rooms. ccmplsteiy
furnished With private hath s12s Ida-
liza Phone 1891
NEWLY PAPERED z-ro0ra a1artrents.
furnished complete FOR housekeeplnE. IS
per week SIS Eontana- Phone 1881
NICE large zousei1eepinE rooms and
sleeping porchs also single Housekeeping.
81 81 Elo-encs. Phone $3.50.
THO rTs1n frrrf hrTI9a I-ss-f-- 49, -
nice peoples lEhts. water and telephone
furnished; reut reasonable. 90 y. Eansas
SMALL ROOM and Eleepins porch. Wlth
Housekeeping privileges y desired No
ehi.eren- to9 Montana- Phoao 71s5W.
LARGE FRONT corner room and kitrh-
snet. WIKI gallery for coupler also large
cool east RON e1s NaEoffn- Phons
ss45E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

FOR SALE By OWNER room
frame cottage in Grandview. at low
price. Phone 6406W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

EXCHANGE those old pieces q
furniture for some o. that depend1-
bic Foutz-Moora furniture.
FOUTZ-MOORE EURNITUEE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

SPECIALS
DODGE SEDAN
1915 Model: oliy $500.
CHANDLER
5-passenger. wire wheels. seat
covers. new paint. $3.50.
STUDEBAKER
Roadster. Ike new. ffTE
LONE STAR MOTOR co.
l. d. Oppenheimer-
USED CAR SAILS
HIGH GRADE CARS
Hudson Super-SiE
Jordan
Chandler
Buick Light six. 5-passeursr.
Buick Light Six Roadster.
Dodge Roadster.
Dodge Touring.
Paige Touring 5-passeuEer.
Oakland Touring. 5-passenEer
Oakland Roadster.
Dodge Sedan. late model
oakland sedan Al condition
See us or phone g0e5.
WALTERS & DURHAM
go vs.. san Antonio
BARGAIN SALE
=a-4AaA - nv VI AAaAaA inns
50 PERCENT DISCOUNT
I-ssx4 @ D. Round
i-55xfi5 s. s. Kant slip.
1-52I3i5 S. s. Round
S-32Ef Q. D. Kant slip.
1-32T4 Q. D. Driver.
1-36L5 @ D. Kant slip.
2-36E5 Q. ID. Driver.
5-35TfiS Q. D. Driver.
17-35Ef5l Q. D. Kant slip.
2-32L3A @. ID. Kant slip.
2-23Kf @. ID. Kant Slip
l-32Ufii Q. D. Kant slip.
2-34x1a @. ID. Kant Slip.
1-3sT5 s. g. Round.
l-32N3 Clin- Round
2-720xl20 Clin- Kant slip.
ga 0x120 Gin Kant Slip.
EBLF-SPRINGFiELD SOLIDS
20 PERCENT DISCOUNT
PRESSE D-ON
SGx3 3Gr5 40z6
DEMOUNTABLE
32x35z 3f135k
Fe also have many bargains ia new ans
sed castings and tubes Of various makes
BOSS RUBBER co.
'rhe Biggest TIE House"
when Tires Tire and Trouble Troubles
You. Phone ga"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
TRUNKS

SOME THINGS DO NOT NEED-I.sav-
Ing city small Eastman folding kodak
s55a. two tennis racqusts. $3.50 and s.
apiece; music timer, 81. six ii1ed dress
suir without trouserz. size about 80. f1L51s
also white vest. black handbaE. good
shape. So z7-i1ch meat ssEs g2-1A 900
n. Oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

A lot OF second hand gas stoves
Low prices and your credit is o. X
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

FOR sALE-Two corner lots, SKIES
aroruiuEzide Heights. Address Thos- Quis-
ley 25s z Lemon St. Lonrovias Calll-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

In the First National Bank Building
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DR.. CARL e8IITH-Ph- I'LL R1. s2z
Real Estate and Insurance
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RIO GRANDE BEATTY CO..
le5 Tezss-
DOUGLAS C. CROWELI AGENCY
- Mis- Bldg Phone ssoo.
P. ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
Sl3 First Natl Bank Bidg Phone 1ltt.
HORACE B. STEVENS
Ksaf Estate and iDsufanee-
ANDERSOS-FILLER INSURANCE AGCN.
VIM B. Eisenberg, Mgr. Phone -9oL
For SaIe-City Properly
-----------------~--
BY OWNER-Modern bungalow near
high school: terms. Phone 8026-M.
FOR sALE-Tvo corner lots. 55xlz5.
1foruiuEzide Heights address Ihos- elis-
ley. 13s E Lemon St, AonroElas an
FOR SALE BY OWNER room
frame cottage in Grandview. at low
price. Phone 6406W-
FOR SALE by OWNER-AIOdern 6
room bungalow. hardwood floors, on
three corner lots. Phone llls-
$500 SINGLED BUNGALOW rooms
large sleeping porch; enc block from
Manhattan Heights; block TO car Phone
FOR SALE by owner, cheap, 4 room
brick. . glassed sleeping porches. all
modern conveniences; terms Fnone
534s-J.
4 ROOM white brick bungalow, sleep
ing porch, large front porch, two lots,
shades. between Southwestern shops
and 5 Points Phone 565l-R-
FOR SALES room house in Tobin's
18th addition. block ], lots $40; NICE
or phone 6272. Jos. Sahrlnsky, owner.
GATOY-Rfodern, 4 rooms and
sleeping porch. two lots, Highland
Park line owner leaving city
Twenty-six hundred. Terms. Phone
owner. S612.
LOT BARGAIN
Six level lots in Alta Vista district
paved, south fronts. one block OF car
Plce for quick sale $3.50 per lot
LEANELL & SHERMAN.
rs Texas St Phone 4zz6-
Members Fl Paso Real Estate Board
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Modern room brick bungalow.
Classed sleeping porch, screened
kitchen porch Bargain for quick
sale. Phone 5486.
s35OO-I.a Luz St. new 4 room bun
ralogv. $500 down. bal easy terms
SSS00-ClOse in. 4 room, furnished
bungalow, $3.50 down. bal terms.
INSTRUMENTATION modern room
BUNGALOW. so. 'front.' beautiful view;
$4,000 cash
gslow. modern and east 'front.' $1,000
cash.
Many other good buys. Phone 7513R- /
NICE LITTLE HOME.
-Four rooms and sleeping porch all
huilt-in features. including gas range. I
and hot-Water heater Near car and
school Price $3.50. easy terms See
MORT STRAUSS
GOODMAN BROTHERS.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phones 2424 and 81.
THE FOLLOWING are the active 4
members Of the FL Paso Real Estate /
Board. affiliated with the National .
Association OF Real Estate Boards,
and as such are entitled 10 the eN- .
elusive use OF the word REALTOHs
Anderson-Filler Investment Com
pany.
Broaddus & lie Baron
y. G. Buchoz.
A. P. Coles & Bros
.. c. Crowel Agency
Fisk-Ramsey Realty COMPANY
H P Hatfield.
Kflburn- Hale Realty Company
Leaveu & Sherman
Mckee Bros.
James I. Mar & Company.
Newman Investment Company
". F. Payne.
Park Bros
Perry-Kirlzpatrick Realty Co.
Charles B. Stevens
Horace B Stevens.
J. J. Watts
White-Paden Realty Company
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
For SaIe-Automob1es-Wanted

WILL TRADE 10 ACRES. mile Colum-
bus. y. IL. FOR touring car Must be in
good condition See Young. 1Q7 s. stan
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
For Sale-City Properly

BY OWNER-Modern buugalow near
high school: terms. Phone 8026-W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24
Seeds and Plants.

CHOICE corn. cane. millet Sudan etc
". ID. WISE SEED CO.. Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

Ssn-Lire Sioek-Bur

Eavo for exchange a dandy little ranch
well improved. In the Sacrlmento noun
tains. Otero county. ~ r.. which viii ex-
change on fair basis for herd o. good An
Fora stock Addrasa Ts7. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-24

LARGE FRONT corner room and kifch-
suet. WIKI gallery for couple also large
cool east RON f1s MaFoffn- Phons
s9f5R
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE LORD FRENCH MADE IN DUBLIN; SINN
 FEN SAID TO BE RESPONSIBLE

DUBLIN, Dcc 19.-Ho-An unsuccessful attempt was made here this morning lSSassiuate NiScom French, governor general Of Ireland. Lord French driving between Phoenix park and vice regal lodge at the time the attempt was made civilian making the attempt to kill the governor general was killed by policeman and another police officer wounded dur ing the attack.
 The assaiIant who killed carried bomb and two rcvovcrs in addition to bomb which he threw at Lord French. Four grenadcs thrown at the intended victim none of which reached their mark. In addition to the grcnades s reported that several shots fired by the assiIants Soldiers returned the fire killing of the attacking party. Ambuuccs rushed to the spot The persons making the assault concealed in field along the road and fired from coucealmcnt Tanks to the the attack reported, ii being feared that a serious uprising in progress.
 The attempt made on Lord Frcnchs life comes in the very midst of the most seriously threatening uphcaTaI which the country has experienced in many years. The
 whole of the south of Ireland s sccthng with revolution. The noted Sim Fein organization has been largely m- creased during months by thousands of new mem bcrs Many radical agitaorS from foreign countries alleged have enrolled themselves in the ranks of the Sim Fcmcrs Recently charges were made by prominent government officials saying that the Sim |on orgmiza-
 ton had become d harbor of refuge for the mmdcrors and worst class of criminals from all the world.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
SLATED
 FOR SUCCESSOR
 TO CLEMENCEAU

ECHO DE PARIS SAYS FORMER
 FRENCH MINISTER OF WAR
 WILL SUCCEED CLEMENCEAU
 AS PREMIER OF FRANCE IN A
 SHORT TIME.
 PARIS. Dec. l9,-lPy- According to an article written by one of the foremost politciaI writers Of the city in todays edition of the Echo de Paris, AIexandre Miller has been picked 10 succeed Georges CIemen- crau as premier France. M Mil Ter was formerly minister ot war of France and is at the present time serving a. the governor of Alsace.
 If the views of this writer are correct, il means that Briand and his following have been defeated in their attempt 10 secure control of the min istry. NJ. Miller is firm adherent of Premier Clemenceau and is de- pended on 10 follow closely the poli- cies Of the latter.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
LEONARD KAYOS
 PADUCAH BOXER
TERROR LANDS KNOCKOUT ON RED HERRING
 IN THE SIXTH SPASM

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 19.-P)- Benny Leonard, labelled by the fight ing experts as the greatest little boxer and battler ever known in the class, proved his right to the title of lightweight champion in bloody fight with Red Herring, of Paducah, Ky, in which the latter was sent into dreamland in the sixth by a haymaker from Leonards trusty right Herring fought game but uphill battle and Leonard was never in danger.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
DENVER CLAIMS CHARGES FRAMED
ALLEGED BRUTALITIES ARE DE CLARED BY OFFICER TO
 BE FALSE.

NEW YORK, N, Y, Dec 19. (P- The defense of Captain Demzer the American army officer charged with use of brutal treatment of soldiers under his control in a French prison camp, will attempt to show that the officer is a victim of a group of sol diers who have framed up a case against him. The government is still taking evidence in the court martial hearings but expects to conclude its case Friday. The defense will occupy but short time
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
SEATTLE REDS
 ON THE ISLAND
CONFESSED REVOLUTIONISTS OR DERED DEPORTED REACH
 ELLIS ISLAND

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 19.-(P)- Leo. c. Martin, a Russian who is believed to be an emissary from the bolsheviki government, and Albert Emil Heitmiller, a German who con fessed his connection with an l. w. w. plot to overthrow the government who were among seven Seattle radi- calls sent to New York for deporta- tion reached Ellis Island yesterday according to advices received by fed eral officials in this city. Other reds from the Pacific coast were also in the party that arrived at the island for deportation.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
FLYER IS DEAD
 FROM INJURIES
CAPTAIN ALC ( K. INJUNGI THURSDAY IN "A l. l.
 DIES IN BOUEN.

ROrEN. France, Dec 19.- lPD- Captain Sir John AIcock, one of tn" best and most widely known of the British birdmen, died here today as the result of injuries he received yesterday when his plane crashed to the ground He was the first aviator to pilot a plane in a nonstop fight across the Atlantic ocean. The re- mains of the flyer will be transported to England for internment
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
400 SINK ABOARD
 BRITISH STEAMER
 NEAR INDO CHINA
FOUR HUNDRED NATIVES AND ONE EUROPEAN DROWN
 AT SEA

LONDON, Dec. 19.- (Ao) -Four hundred persons perished in the sinking of the British steamer Lion, reports of which were re- ceived here tonight The Lion operates between Hongkong and ports in lndo-China. 1t is known to have sailed with 400 natives and one European aboard. Noth- ing but the bare announcement of the sinking has been received beyond the statement that none aboard were rescued.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
URGING WILSON
 TO ACCOMPLISH
 DEM0BILIZATION
OLNEY CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE AND ASKS FOR IMMEDIATE PROCLAMATION TO END WAR TIME PROHIBITION; LEWIS TO TAKE SIMILAR ACTION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-(P)-Rep- resentative Richard Olney, of Mas sachusetts, this morning called at the White House for the purpose of urg- ing President Wilson to issue a proc lamation immediately declaring mo- bilization of the American forces to be at an end and peace accomplish ed. He declares that his purpose is to lift the wartime prohibition edict
 Former United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis, of Illinois, who is in this city, stated today that he intends to ask the same thing of the President Those close to MT Wilson are of the opinion that he will not comply with the requests made recently. The hope that the President will issue such a proclama- tion is the last one remaining to the liquor advocates who desire return to a wet status before the era of national prohibition sets in by con- stitutional amendment
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
HARVARD READY
 FOR LONG TRIP
FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS OF EAST START ON JOURNEY TO
 PASADENA TODAY

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec 19.-(P) The Harvard football eleven, unde- feated champions of the eastern col leges, leaves here tomorrow morning enroute to Pasadena, Calf, where it will meet the University of Oregon team on New Years day. The coaches put the team thru it's final practice here today and state that it is in tiptop shape. Twenty-three players and ten coaches are in the party, all of whom are war veterans.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
CHARGE DUPONT
 METHOD UNFAIR
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION CITE BIG ,MANUFACTUR-
 FRS FOR METHODS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 19.-LP) The federal trade commission today announced that it has cited the Du- pont de Nemours company, one of the largest of American manufactur- ing and jobbers of many articles, fo1 unfair methods of competition. The company is given 40 days in which to file it's answer to the citation at the end of which time a public hear ing will be given the charges and de fense
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
NOT
 BEING PLANNED
BOARD NOT PLANNING TO REDUCE FREIGHT
 ON U. $. SHIPS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.- (R)-H was announced here tonight that the shipping board officials are not plan ming to make any drastic reduction ill freight rates because of the diff culty in securing cargoes for govern ment vessels. The board believes that the rates will adjust themselves and that traffic will increase stead fly as production of the country in creases.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
SEATTLE WOMAN
 DROWNS AT SEA
VAUDEVILLE ARTIST SWEPT FROM DECK OF THE
 STEAMER PRESIDENT

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 19.-RJ- News of the death of Mrs. Helen Louise Ferera, prominent as guitar player and vaudeville artist turnout the country was received here to- day Mrs Ferera is believed to have been swept from the deck of the steamer President off the coast of California during heavy gale last Friday. The body was not recovered. The dead woman played for phono- graph records under the name of Helen Louise She was a daughter of Albert Greenus, of Seattle.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
INDIANS TESTIFY
 AGAINST JENKINS
 ALLEGE COLLISION
INDIAN WITNESSES SAY THAT THEY SAW JENKINS DE-
 LIVER GOODS

MEXICO CITY, Dec. t9.-(PJ- Dispatches received today from PuebIa say that Indian witnesses appearing at the court rnvestiga- tion of the Jenkins Kidnapping case testified that they saw Agent Jenkins deliver both arms and ann munition to the rebels before his capture was noised abroad. The government contends that these arms were intended as a first in- staIlment on the ransom later de- manded.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
OIL TANKER AGROUND OFF
 CAPE BLANCO; NO SIGN OF CREW

MARSHFIELD, Ore, Dec. 19.-(F1 It is reported here that the oil tanker, J. A. ChanslOr is aground off Cape Blanco The vessel is ap- parently broken in two pieces and waterlogged There is no signs of the crew aboard the ship. Life savers have left BendOn for the reported wreck.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
VOTE TODAY

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-- QFJ After a l2-hour session lasting until late this evening the senate adjourn ed for the night without being able to reach vote on the Cummns' railway bill. The opposition to the bill IS well organized and may force the adoption of the cloure rule before vote can be had athO agreement was reached tonight for final vote tomorrow vote will also be taken on the sugar bill providing for the exten-
 sion of the present sugar bill providing for the extension of the present sugar equalization board.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
ANTI-BOL PLOT
 IN PETROCRAD
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EXECUTED IN PETROGRAD
 FOR CONSPIRACY

HELSINGFORS, Dec. 19.-(P)- Semi-official despatches received here today say that an extensive anti bolsheyiki movement has been dis covered in Petrograd by the soviet and many persons have been arrested charged with conspiring to overthrow he government. Among the 800 arrests reported are said to be many French and English citi- zens. Three hundred and fifty per sons are said to have been executed.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Dee. l9.-(4o-Followng the announcement of his victory at the polls today Victor Berger issued statement saying, "As matter of fact my reelection is simply the first sign of the re-aWaken ing genuine democracy in this country since the days the struggle for the emancipation of the black race
 Expressing his doubt to whether or not the house of representatives would the successful candidate Governor Phillips announced tonight that if congress does fail reseat Berger, the place will remain vacant until the next regular election. He declared that he would not waste the states money on another election from which no better results could be expected.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20

heavyweight champion of the Amerl- can and interalIied armies in France, was awarded a technical knockout over Bill Brcsnahan this evening at Camp Custer Brcsnahan failed to come out of his corner al the opening 9t the second round He was given a terrific beating by Martin all thru the first and was hardly able to walk rc ii- corner when il was over This is the second victory for Martin dur ins the present week.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
POSTPONE VOTE
 UNTIL SUNDAY
PLEBESCITE D E T F R Nj \ NC D'ANNUNIIO'S POLICY
 IS DELAYED

FIUME, Dee. l9 lH'D The propos- ed plebescite planned for yesterday by which D Annunzio's future policy regard to the continuation oI his control of this city, has been post poned until next Sunday Unrest and sporadic outbreaks of disorder are given as the cause ol the postpone mCnt.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
COLD M0DERATES
 ON EAST COAST
,\DW FALLING OVER WIDE AREA OF EASTERN SECTION
 OF COUNTRY

NN&fIi%GTON. |. C.. D.c. l9. aPl snowfall is reported by weather au stations over a wide section n. r.. eaaren and central part ol Inc country today X heavy tmI is .poo.d from the middle Atlantic. Ohio and .ao upper Mississippi valley #f,s. The snowfall was marked by co.~td.l able moderation in the cold
 atl,r Of yrSterda}
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
NAVY OPENS UP
 RADIO SYSTEM
 FOR COMMERCE
ALASKA RADIO COMMUNICATIONS SERVICE OF NAVY NOW OPEN FOR COMMERCIAL BUSINESS; DIRECT ROUTE TO VLADIVOS- FOX, RUSSIA.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 19.-(P)- It was announced here tonight that new communication service is now available for public business thru the agency of the naval chain of radio stations from Seattle, Cordoya, St. Paul Island and thence to Vladivos- tok Heretofore this system has been used only for carrying government and diplomatic messages. The new order opens it to commercial mes 6ages and press despatches.
 The opening of this service is in like with the recently adopted policy of the navy accepting commercial and press despatches for transmission across the Pacific ocean thru it's Frisco and Hawaiian stations. It will be of material benefit in handling Siberian communications and shorten the present route.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
SENATE PASSES
 APPROPRIATION
INCREASE ALLOWANCE FOR WAR INSURANCE ALLOWANCES
 BY $30,00O,000.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec 19.-'(Pl
 The senate today passed the"urgent bill that yesterday passed the lower house. It was increased in the senate by $3O,0OO,OO0 additional for war risk insurance allotments. Three million dollars miscellaneous items were also added. The bill will now go to a conference committee.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
BERGER REELECTED IN
 SPECIAL ELECTION; IS
 DEFIANT IN HIS TALK

MILWAUKEE Wis, Dec. l9.-(4)-\lctor Berger socialist was today reelected congress from the fifth Wisconsin congressional district Henry H. Boden stab, republican, by plurality of approximately 4oOO votes A heavy cast III some boxes the ballot ing averaging per minute during the early morn ing hours.
 The election of Berger blow to the peo- pie of this state He recently demed seat by the house of representatives in connection with hS antl-War activities after America entered the lists against Ger manv After his seat had been declared vacant, Berger as socialist candidate, entered the special election to fill the vacancy. His opponent Mr. Bodcnstab was sup ported by both the democrat and republican parties who realized that the only hope for Bergcr's defeat lay in he nni0n of the bio political parties.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
ANAC0NDA MITE,
 ASSUMING WORK
MINING PROPERTIES CLOSED BY STRIKE REOPEN NEXT
 MONDAY

BUTTE. Mont, Dee 19- CPJ-Ac- cording 10 statement made by officials of the Anaconda Mining com pany today, all the properties of that corporation will resume operations on next Monday These mines were forced to close down on account of the coal shortage during the recent coal strike.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
CHINESE cOOLlES FROM THE
 WEST FRONT LEAVE VICTORIA

VICTORIA, B. C., Dec. 19.-(PO- A detachment of 1,5OO Chinese cool ies who served during the war as members of the labor. battalions on the western front sailed for China this morning on the steamer Empress of Japan.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-12-20
PRESIDENT TO NAME WHITE AND PEALE AS MEMBERS oF INQUIRY
 COMMISSION IN GOAL QUESTION

WASHINGTON Dec I9.-(4o-A statement origin atng at the White House today declares that the Pres dent will name John F. Wnitc former president of the United Mine Workers of America, representative ot the miners, and Rembrandt Peac, an independent coal operator of Pennsylvania members of the commission that will investigate the coal controversy under the terms of the Indianapolis compromise agreement. Who will be the third man and act the representative ot the public has not been announced.