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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

APPkENIttE 20 learn drGssrnaktug, or y
girl Just through her trade. sos W. Eight th
street.
BELL TELEPHONE OPERATING
FOR PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
No iay-offs. Work continuous sis days per
week all year.
Clean and sanitary quarters
with sunlight
$3.50 per week paid In = mon this
&i0.50 per week paid in month.
5000 per wees To start.
Frequent advancement continues to better
laying positions
sicxness disability benefits without cost.
spccia, payments yearly for length Of sor-
vice.
Hot lunches servcd at cost.
Desirable young women. 1925 years OF age
may secure positions hy
applying To
Miss SomerE lnstrIlctresS.
The Dimaond state rclephono, Co
Traffic Del ariment. 2d Floor.
6oi Shiplcy Strcot
CHAMRERNiAlD-App,y Housokeopcr
Hotel du pnnt
COLORED MAN wants work In private
family. cooking and general homework
Can give reference. call 6@:'9.
COOK wanted Must he experienced and
reliable. No washing troatng- Appy ilul
Rodney street.
HOUSEkEEPER Apply 426 S Union
street Union Park Gardens.
LADY CA<E tSSER for tcas and coffee
Salary proposition. Address $, Every
Evening Orcc-
MIDDLE AGED Protestant woman cab
find good homo whore she Ca0 assist with
houscWoTt and deceive reasonable atoW-
snoes hy phonlng Holty oat 3n1 :
hANThlb--1 are,ui woman 10 clean ono or
two mornings Eeck FGuniiy ~ tw1 N0Nt
side T. u. avery h eninE otncc
WHITE GIRL. for upstairs work and help
Eith care oT two Cniidrcu Reference "a
quirNd. Higb wages. rhone 1895 ".
WANTED Operators a. once for putting
collars, also armhcl1 and haHk hem
mer lobu " Tucker Go. lb2 Il, Fourth
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
ELECTRICIANS.

ELECTRIC REPAIRS.
Vacuum ca aners IRONS. heaters. pcrcoIa.
t9GS. motors aud generators. IL Il Cam.
Tenth aud NashlEsto0 streets Phone
liz
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
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MABAIEsF rChLEIaCHER JOHN son
pupil - N adam ~1eIk8 ~uaw \ - Cut
G1re - ural .lnsins taught studio -6Ig
hfarEf .tttz Pbout 100
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
AIAstll EKApE SUITS

MASQUERADE SUITS ana wigs 70 hira
Specialists in paints and ma tins Fran X
BiesiuKcr corner Fourth a1G aIs stressr s.
tAone a@51 "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
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TYPEEM hlTRS.

]. A. SMITH TYPEWRITER EXCH ASGE.
All makes sold rented and repaired.
Amco Adding Machines aud Cgeck Writers.
N seventh skftxt second 1oor. over bar
Der shop Phones e07j or 2755
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
~TOR.

sTORAGF Rooms Tor n-uf Roth pboucs
S.orse Lang Co 1905 Dran9e -trsct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

WANTED At ONCE rs ExVERIFrys-RD
E1t y SALESMAN FuS LOCAL
ET. ~l%E-N GINF FULL DR-
ENlI $ IN kkPIYING Nil LEADS
Ff hNlSHFD ADDRESS Mi. EVERY
hNtNING OFFICE
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sm nov prepared ~ give good service Id
PRINT NC BOT quality anc dell very
Il Gray iriatet III r Eight street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
ITNAIt HELP WANTED.

APPRENTICE 60 learn 6ressmaking, or =
girl Just through her trade. SnS W. Eighth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
MANTED 10 bUY.

SECOND hand clothes. win CAL roy theu
fEart 4ua1-n
w PAY the h2ehest prices for second hand
i4rniture, TsEs C4rrt ~ books. metals and
All bihUs of lup- 90 Irot4gsi. 81 East
otconu STREET Phonr 5Sla "
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
WANT ED

WANTED.
PXPERfEACED OPERATORS On
1ENi.<t5 MACHINES TO WOfth
on ATHLkTIC UNION SUNS
3ooD ! PAH ,., IN IN FiECE-m Z !, osh
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t.At'H opEltAIIp< On MHIC II
NoU AXE ENPERIE<CEn MN
MACHINES. PLEASANT II II
hot N1INf5S, nAI<Af work
hoOht. APtI.G AT ONCE
lOPkIS BROS. 90.
IE FRKNCH STREET
WHITE GlRl. or middIe agrd woman 10
mind hahs Address A y Every bScning
Onscc.
WANTED GirIs over Il years II agc Also
two women. IAL a-aund. > Si1th AMI
Orange streets
WANTED Young lady With stcnographic
and SCGcrssl once experience t0r pcriaa
ncnt position which vlu Jay from SIS t.
So So per RCck according tG AGILITY In
replying state AK. e1rerlcncc and nov lunE
IN last position and untn you could manu
chaakc. t,sVe 5,noa7 uunrSGr II poSalGie. al +
drt>s = Every ~ eriiug onlcu.
WANTED l-aanare>s Cor t~o days etcry
wctk pnoae .ono
WHITE WOMAN For kitchen work Ad
drcss -, hvery ksening u1nc.
DOUBLE STAk equals The best butter
sc m tuCkcye. s1c. flSin JeIse. 44C
CresEncd GsnoRGe. sc ia. hOFn0r. SmaIiTsI
store In oar. al hins street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
WANTED

ANIEtf.
BY furniture dealer. large room for storage
of stDch ~tsJr size anu price. Address A
ENeTy Eseulug OMCc
4lO> DlhE lUJK FUkNITURE AND
.ouseEoiu goods away " i'll pay spot cash
iOT them also ~ ACbt c1ssh prices paid for
TaW iurs. ohlut. second and TAGnAi
tfes Is. fAont 551d
Nl4-L Bll your oid clo-hcs Isaac Gibbs
Sc rencL streeG PDOne 2y95 none
DoGp ID az store.
La Il Coat IouT root over nov with Ola
~ siaU an guarantee ~. ~ cents .QuaTe
iOut beaumont BROS 3ls t.. Fourth sLreet.
lont ial1
sL''Nl\ BROS dealers iD rags paper
sto - and .. k!nds u meta.
WANTED-LOan OF 5000 TOR two or three
years % hTSt-class real estate security
q j. Livery Evening Once
WANTED--An auto van load O furniture
any piaCt between Wilmington and Al
Eany LeaS ing December 81 or 3Ist Ad.
dress p ~ Every Eveulng Of1cs.
WAh1Ell- koom u be used as an Office.
or desk toom N Office Address II 4
Fverv vertnr OffGo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
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NOTICE ELECTION
4 INlnS NATION " BANh
MurninEt ton Dci Dec n. lHiH
ras annual meeting ut the etuckhoiders
ar tn, ei,s'tion Of nine directors i'll be held
~ the tankine housC Tuesday January ld
fp.o hs tween the hours of j. m and Z. IN
J. CHESTkR GIBSON,
AShicr.
our PRONE NUMBER
HAS BEEN CHANGED To
900 "
CAtI Us FOR SIGNS OK LETTER
INtt OF ALL MINDS
MARITIME SitiN CO.
A.. SulpLEN STHE r
nR. N 0SThO nas losunod practice at
10 west stro~t
NDTlCk The anuual nfcctiug ot tue
FARMERS Mutus. Firr Insurance COMPANY
~ Nu CrsS hundred viii br held IN pdd
rcdoUs Halt. notlessia llrlavarC Mon
taV JANUARY > 4olu 81 2 500 cluch \ n
PHILIP i pIkkSoN President
FRANk r NEAtSi tN secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
lJsl>Es, OPPORTUNITIES

-ToRt and dWc!hng ia %ewark Dci fJr
.aie GoBd up,tlEe for gents furnishings
tl1thlns tailor lr = Btrai rltrru2udia,
Nnk Y . Bua -te >,varh Ita
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
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Aptaiutfsa VIZ 1st II
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

M,netta nrnok aRs -ii 1lr-r
hrrsklv ~ ever. but nos so --i ---t
5~nen the nIveralY ~ Ne~ rpr. s-
1ult IN Y a-snlnEtnr -TuarT N-ra
nav recal. Professor Morse lrri-cUou t-r
ei+7crry1-magnClc telegraph. tnd iona
I}r per TOOK INC arsS cAEIerrrotvpe evr-
made II ne lumAn cG rrA ur
much tac theatrical profession ,luu- sr
Is the village
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

FuRNTsHED from. room. r2O5 Wash
inpton 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

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tans . eIbu =. h sitat F." ta#l -Ju
- " Ia hletntu sstpt Ha1
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29
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hursdav II ds, ~ January l9-H dt
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,ors ~ serve th, rusainl year snd Tor the
ransAction 90 other business
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-29

FOR RENT Large. sucond-ssory front
room. furnished for two or three mon. 22U
an
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

Ia distimautda Srm. Comcepci6m
ID. Benavidea frartera prufeuiomall g.
Juno. Texas, =. q. De A.. CERTtFtCAs
"He pgobado Il Couapuesto Mltrhefin
en- una de mis- enitfmas fF6ximk = dar q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

cialmehte agrieola como el. nuestro, que
tiene que suplir la manutenci6n de un
million y medic de seres humanos y de
dos trescientas mil cabezas de CANA
do de distintas especies, no pueda rea-
liar nj cumplir esta mission 81 no Sc
cream nuevos metodos, 81 no Sc habili-
tan recursos para hacer producer inten.
samente su suelo, a fin de que
no Sc cumpla la fatal ley Nal
thusiana, para no tener que
apelar al recurso fracasado de Ia emf
graci6n acosados por el hambre, esa
fera social que no Sc sacia nunca de
vidas humans en- todOs aquellos pue.
bios EN- que no Sc mide culto como es
debido la diosa Ceres, deidad de Ia
abundancia.
Sin duda que nuestros amigos, nues-
tros paisanos rectifcaran sus opinio-
mes respecto la nueva asignaci6n que
ha de hacerse por la Ley 29, en- el nue.
vo CongresO que ha de sehalar una
era, la mas pr6spera para la agrieul-
tura puertorriqueha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

Ia respectable Ssa. P.ison rpsftsFsl ulrss
de y Poilcilnca Pean. de Posf-asPnce. neps - sl
CERTIFICA: @s obtenido sdmirahe = CsaNsssss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17


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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17
DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA
AMPARADoR DEL sExO FEMENINO
Dedc6 su vida al estudio De los dolores DEF alum.
bramientO las doIenclas femenInaa.

MlaFss De ssHorss ssausitas a. Rssssss umsses
del erraniero pueden der cue dsbsa ~ hwsas ssgs
feIIcidad dIafrutan Al oportums ssnmk9s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

Fl Dr.. n. L. CuIette de IA PacuItad de Msdgrlna a.
BuIaIo. n. ", q. q. De A., CERTIFICA M. ennl..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

medlctna del DE-. J. W. Nyes
especiailsta eFnlnente en- a.
Obstefrieia y Ias dole1cfas
fsUlsnfRas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

ValiOsOs certifcddOs de encOn1io de proHlinentes
MedicOs Pdrteras que prescriben Gdglf-
nistrdn a sus enfeTnlGs tan faHlosd medicine.
FL DR.. IT, r. KOen de "a FacuItad MedIcIna De Paris
de POrt-au-Prncs, Rep de Hald, CERTfFICA "Ie pses
scro mis- enfermas e Compuesto MltcheIla habieno on
do admabies esultados Euente czsos. Para canr
los dolores ecuentes dufante ei embarazo
menstruac6n doIorosa t6noo fecoustitnyents 10
rscomendo las sehOras sehotas que sulen de guaes
dolencias."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

Ia Sra. Leonida Runot fatroual
dice "Eaeo McheIla Del d. 81
he reado dado
tnuamente 10 estare usandO recomendando pscentes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

alviaf los doiofss arto eosrf hfsfafss
suae me la rfesado 10 nneoscs afsa - fessfe -
sehoras las j6venss psdscsn o. eusiss ssnas~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

NIIFINN. DC CON flINTTU
en- atestiguaf Que Il CosIi-
puesto Afitrhella dsl ID.
]. u. Dye. cue rfeecrito y
nlrnln.als.l : "a. ..L.......
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-17

De IS nuOs ausi6 pseo
hefOso nhc Como Patefa dsaft
peronas de mi SEXO."
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
COMMITTEES REPORT ON TREATY

Washington Sept l0The treaty adopted by Sen ate foreign relations commttee including will be reported the Senate today Senator Hitchcock will present minority that the treaty as came from the Paris peace conference Standing platforms the and friends of the will enter into the final stage of the long struggle
 Washington Sept OThe Senate foreign relations committee this afternoon formally reported the en and four reservations The of the the alliance will breed instead assuring
 All the Republican members of the committee signed ty report with the exception of Senator McCumber
 In offering the amendments the committee governed by the purpose guard American rights ot sovereignty the which uate breaches of ah conflicts generate The proposed reservations
 1. Unconditional right withdraw League of
 NAtions
 } Destination to assume any obligations of Article 10,
 except by action of Congress.
 B. ReserVng it's right decide
 within it's domestic jurisdiction
 Absolute reservation of the Monroe to the
 of America alone.
 The principal amendments provde For voting America with England in the assembly, Chna relieving America having representatives on con- deciding in winch America the other nations will take without the United States their league wrecked from the mperied.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
ABOUT THE BOATS

Monday, Sept. Wasbburn up Holy Cross for Dikeman II m. 7tb: Louise up Holy Cross l2:45 today: Reliance at Nulato; Seattle No. 3 up Kotlik 6 d m. 7th. Washburn scheduled to sail Tues day (tomorrow) for St. Michael direct
 Thursday, Sept. l.-Washburn down Holy Cross for St. Michael II am. today; Seattle No. 3 at Marshall 4 D. m.; Louise up Koyukuk 7:35 am. today; St. Michael advises there are l5 reserva- lions left on the next Victoria; Louise will be first boat down for St. Michael connecting with Victoria, and mail launch will be the last connecting with the Victoria.
 Nancy Belle arrived late Saturday night with mail; left for Dikeman 9 am. 8th.
 Nancy Belle arrived at 6:3O Thursday morning with big barge of freight for N. c. Co.,, and about dime's worth of way-mail.
 Sea Wolf Capt. Paprica Jensen) ar rived Thursday afternoon with freight for s. Applebaum.
 Friday. Sept. 12.-Louise up Melozi 5 am. today; Washburn down Mar shall.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
He Spends Too Much Money

Washington. Sept. ll.-"The Presi- dent has spent money like drunken >ailor." declared Senator Norris, of Nebraska, while discussing the high cost of living in the Senate today There ought to be an example of economy shown by the President him. >elf.' Senator Norris said "he ought to practice all the economy possible, both as an individual and as an ot1icial-thus to do his part in reducing the high cost of living. The President has cavorted around with representative monarchs. and has spent more money in travelling than ever has been spent by any presi- dent or potentate.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
BLOODY RI0TlNG

Hammond, Ind, Sept l0.-Fve men shot dad and l2 wounded was the toll as result of the riots at the Standard Steel Car plant here this morning The police and Standard guards, heavily armed. were trying ito open the way for bunch of 200 Americans who were marching in a body to work, through a crowd of 1000 alien strikers who re- fused to budge. The police arrested several of the men and then the strik- CTS began shooting. The police then opened fire into the mob. Seventy-five shots were fired,
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
And They Were Married

In the capacity of U. s. commissioner, Dr.. Moore performed first his marri- age ceremony last Thursday when he assisted in pIighting the trotn of Mr. Muley John and Mrs. Mary Hamilton. members of prominent naive families of Anvik. The ceremony was witnessed by Wm. E. Thomas and Tenas Chief Andrew Andrews. The happy couple started down the Iditarod river yester- day paddling their own canoe with per- feet rhythm.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Hart Confesses Ignorance

Spokane, Sept. 6.-Gov. Hart, of Washington, says he has not been in- vited to meet President Wilson, and hasn't been notified of the Presidents coming; in fact. he don't even know what President Wilson's mission is.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Steel Workers Get Impatient

Washington, Sept. 10 - The strike of steel workers. set for next Saturday. may be called within AS hours unless President Wilson in the meantime can assure the heads of the 24 unions with which the steel workets are affiliated that there is some possibility of a con- ference with Judge Edward H. Gary. the head of the steel corporation. pres- dents of various unions announced today
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
PRESIDENTS TRIP

Kansas City. Mo-. Sept. 6.-President Wilson has carried his fight to arouse public sentiment for the ratification of the peace treaty into the home of Sen ator James A. Reed, the leading Dem- ocratic opponent, direct today fresh from what he considered a great tri nmph in St Louis yesterday This President arrived in Kansas City at g o'clock this morning.
 St. Paul, Mjnn., Sept l0.-President Wilson arrived here this morning. A strenuous days work has been mapped out for him.
 Bismarck. N D., Sept 10 --Tomor- row the President will begin the inva- sion of a section of the country where, it is generally admitted. radicaliSm is we'll developed.
 San Francisco, Sept. 9.-The main Pacific Fleet of the navy passed out of Golden Cate this morning, headed for Puget sound.
 Portland, Ore.. Sept. 9.-Secretary of the Navy Daniels arrived in this city this morning from Astoria.
 Billings. Mont.. Sept. ll.-President Wilson will speak here and at Helena today.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
CYCLONE HlTSfL0RIDA

Key West, Sept. ll.-A cyclone that struck this city last night razed 33O buildings and damaged large num- Der. Several ships were sent down. Fortyfive members of the crew of the steamer Miami are adrift in open boats.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Fighting Among Themselves

London, Sept. 10-Through official sources the British foreign office has received it's first definite news of a rup- ture among the leaders of the Russian Bolsheviki movement. Advices from British agents reveal in detail accounts of an open rebellion against the central soviet government, which threatens the overthrow of Lenine and Trotzkx.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
RENNER SIGNS TREATY

Paris. Sept. lO.-In the absence of elaborate details. such as accompanied ahe setting at Versailles, the Allies made formal peace with Austria today.
 Dr.. Renher, the Austrian chancellor, head of his country's peace delegation, signed the peace treaty at St. Germain at 10 o'clock this morning.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Won't Protest the Americans

Tampico, Mex, Sept. 6.-American citizens were refused permission to enter the Tampico section of Mexico today, when they declined to waive re- sponsibility oflhe Mexican government for any bodily harm that might befall them.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13

Jack Peterson, the old-time mixol- ogist. now a horny-handed toiler at the Upgrade claim, Flat creek, is taking an enforced vacation, occasioned by par ticle of steel landing in his eye.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Kolchak Put Out of the Game

London, Sept. l2.-The remainder of kolchak's army in the region of Aktu- bia Skorsk has surreneered to the Bo- shevki, it is claimed in BoIsheviki wireless dispatch from Moscow today. This raised the total of Bolsheviki cap- lures from Kolchak's forces to 4. .OOo men within week.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
BoIsheviki Reports Big Gains

London, Sept. IA Bolsbeviki mes sage from Moscow today claims the capture of l2.00O prisoners from Ad- miral Kolchak's All-Russian forces in the region of Aktubia Skorsk. It is declared that the surrender of the re- mainder of Kolchak's $ southern army is expected shortly.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
WILL CONTROL PLANES

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 1.-The Ne state railroad commission has assumed jurisdiction over aerial transportation. Where planes are for hire for carrying passengers for profit. they are classed as common carriers, and are rightfully under the commissions jurisdiction.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Wilson Talks to Idaho People

Aboard Presidents Train. Sept 12.- In Idaho today President Wilson went 10 the constituents of Senator Borah in an effort to convince them that the peace pact should be ratified. He in- vaded the panhandle of Idaho for d speech to the people of the Occur d'AleneS,
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Tacoma Newspapers at Work

Tacoma, Sept. l2.-The newspapers ot this city resumed publication, the printers having returned to work on the old scale of wages, agreeing to stick six months.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Gen. Botha Dead of Influenza

Pretoria, Sept. 8. Gen. Louis Botha, premier of South Africa. and minister or agriculture, died here suddenly from an attack of influenza
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13

London, Sept lO.-The North sea will be cleared of mines before the rough weather of autumn forces the mine sweepcrs to quit work.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
MIR. GRlGSBY TOLD THEM WHAT WAS WHAT

Washington Sept. -There nothing complicated about the Alaska stuaton Congress $7 100000 and finish the Government railroad in that Territory can refuse to the bill and give the Territory b3M the n dans what Delegate Grigsby said in speech npport of the b which passed the House late Saturday creasng the limit cost of the Alaska railroad $ to $52OOO,OOO.
 Senate Committee on Territories Repon Favorable
 Washington Sept. 12The Senate committee on territories ordered favorable report without amendment the House bill appop1ang for the completion of the Alaska road and also acted favoraby bill authorizing the of to sell bonds for the construction lighting plant and schoohouse The railway bill is likely opposition in the Senate, believe the meas ure will ultimately pass.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
POLICE ON STRIKE

Boston, Sept. ll.-Wi,h 1000 state troops patroling the streets today, Bos ton is virtually an armed camp Riot ing was resumed at II o'clock this morning. Both martial law and gen. eral strike are threatened as result of the policemen's strike.
Iditarod pioneer., 1919-09-13
Senator Deplores Bull Strike

Washington. Sept. ll.-Tbe strike of Boston policemen was deplored in the Senate today by Senator Thomas. of Colorado, who declared that it was the logical outcome of the widespread uuionizing movement, which, he feared, would extend. Already. he said. etfo, s were being made to unionize American soldiers. and troops should act promptly 10 meet the situation.