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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20
CASOS VISTOS EN-
LA CORTE JUVENIL
De SAN JUAN

Vtetonano Santiago, acusado por
un deltto de Incendio maIcioso en- 20.
grado. Fue entregado al senior don Pc
dro Lopez, quien Sc hace cargo de po-
nerlo disposition de su padre.
Inocencia Vazquez, hurto. La Corts
ordena que esta menor sea entregada
su madre.
Belen Ceballo, hurto. Por orden de
Ia Corte ha sido entregada a la ma
DIRE.
victoriano Montafez, alterar la paz.
La Corte ordena que sea entregado a
don Juan Rodriguez.
Ramon Quinones, acometimiento y
aggression La Corte ordena que sea en-
tregado su padre Adolfo Quinones.
Agustin Arrieta, por hurto. La Cor
te ordena que sea entregado a su ma
DIRE Juana Rivera Flores.
Ciprian Rodriguez, hurto. La Corte
ordena que este menor sea recluido en-
la Escuela Correctional de Mayaguez.
Ramon Aicea, hurto. Entregado la
madre por orden de la Corte.
Rosendo Aguilar, hurto. Entregado
la madre por orden de la Corte.
Juan Berdejo Bench, aIterar la paz.
Entregado su padre.
Acacia Converter, hurto. La Cor
te ordena que esta menor sea recluida
en- la Galera de Memories en- Arecibo.
Alfonso Ramos, hurto. Entregado a
la madre.
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tai DIA COMO HOY
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cientOs treinta V ocho. Rouget
guardo cana Y muri6 pocas horas
despues. Nine VOiart 10 vel0 en- la
nOche. ROuget estaba calmado; su
mirada, fila Y penetrante. no Sc des
prendia de su espada V de su cruz
de la Legion de Honor, colgados del
muro. Dijo: "iVamos! He hecho
cantar al mundo y ahora voy a mo-
rir"!
LEGO la noche. Rouget Sc ex-
tinguia dos viejos amigos del mo
ribundo, ell general Blein Y NJ. Gin
DIRE, estaban Ell ell cuarto, con NJ.
y Nine Votart. Y el doctor Carre-
re. Este pidio aire puro: alguien
abri6 la ventana; una rafaga IL
bia de JUNO entr6 en- la eStancia;
de prontO ell general Blein dijo:
Odd"
A 10 lejos, en- ell campo, voces
j6venes de alegres conscriptos can
ia ban: Allons. enfants de la Pa
trie Todos los que rodeaban
el leehO Sc mirarOn con emoci6n
el agonizante hizo un gesto ape
mas perceptible; sus ojos Sc entire
abrieron el coro rugia: Aux ar
mes. citoyens, formez vos batai-
llons' Y todo Sc perdi6 en- ell noe
turno silencio. Rouget de Lisle pa
recio escuchar a1n; murmuro una
palabra; 81 Strasburgo"! Y que
d6 Ell eXtasis. Habia acabado. Nine
NOiart encendi0 un cirio Y fue al
jardin a cOrtar flores, con las que
cubri0 ell lecho mortuorio.
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AxsMAs ~ q. rs1a..
COmpras.

COMPRAMoS: Conchas de Carey de
todas classes Motocicletas usadas, mode
los nuevos en- buen estado. Pagamos los
n1eiores precios. Diaz Hermanos; Cruz
TO- San Juan @'
COMPRA, VENTA Y ALQuILER de
muebles La casa MARGARIDA tras-
lado su departamento de muebies usa-
dos FL Porvenir'' de Salvador Rrau
SO a los altos de su almacen de ''lhne
bles nuevos' LOS NOvIoS, Salvador
Brau A. Sc paga el meior precio por
muebles en- buen estado. Llame tele-
fono 95, Box 27S, San Juan, P, r.
Sc COMPRA casa de concrete de una
planta en- Ell Condado o arriba del Par
que. Escriba diciendo precio. posici6n,
etc. Apartado 211 San Juan.
Sc DEsEA coMPRAR un bney joven
que pese 90 arrobas, pati-largo v de
buenas condolences para el trabaio.
Tambien SO compra semilla cTistalina
rayada blanca. Informaran aparta-
do 374. Caguas, P. 3.
Sc coMPRAN SO o 100 sillas dc ma
dera, propias para teatro cine, que es-
ten en- buen estado. Para informes, di-
rijase salustiano Maldonado. Punts
Santiago.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20

Necesitamos tres cuatro iovenes
ambiciosos, uno residente en- Ponce, pa
ra viajar en- la Isla vendiendo a CO.
merciantGs unos ramos va estableci-
dos y de gran venta. No queremos prin
cipiantes, nj ninguno que no tenga capa
cidad y la voluntad de trabajar bajo
competente direction para ganar una
buena retribuci6n proporcionada sus
esfuerzos. Dir1jase por carta, dando
todos los detalles, cuyas eartas Sc con
sideraran como confdenciales.
P. o. Box 1884. San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20

AVISO.-S6 necesitan buenos opera
rios ebanistas en- ell taller MARGARI-
DA Informes: Box 273, Telefono 95,
San Juan. P. r.
TAQUIGRAFo.- Daremos colocac1on
un buen taquigrafo, ingles y espafiol,
para trabajar enseguida. Dirijase
Box 551, San Juan, Porto Rico.
NECEsITAMos MUJER que sepa CO
cinar y atender a todds los trabajos EN-
casa. Debe ser limpia y Eevar buenas
referencias. Para una que este dispues
ia desempefiar este cargo, pagareHnos
buen sueldo. Escriba dRndo detalles
en- cuanto edad, referencias, etc. a
Box 345.
Sc SoLICITAN LAvANDERAS pa
ra ropa nueva, en- grandes cantidades
y con muy POGO trabajo. Sc necesitan
reeerencias. Porto Flo Import Co.. Ca
lie Comercio No. Is. San Juan, P. R.
AGENCIAS DE BLUSAS: Sc nece-
sitan QUINIENTAS senoras y scno-
ritas one sepan coser nano y hacer
Trus, Trus, como tambien bordados.
Pagos a la entrega. Parada AZ. Ave-
nida Antonsanti. villa Hortensial,
Santurce.
->yer
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Sc alquliIa.

Sc ALQUILA una casa con solar de
tres mil metros, garage para tres an.
tos, paste para una vaca, on Hato
Rey, Parada "a Informaran r. r. Com
mercial Corp. Telefonos sso-252. San
Juan. r
Sc NECESITA enseguida casa para
famiEa pequena. Dirijsse a Box $40
San Juan, % telefono 81 rojo Santlr-
ce, 1876 San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20
NOTAS DE BAYAMON
EN- Ell "sIs1Fo"

Ell propietario del 'fTeatro Sisifo''
ha hecho las delicias del pIblico ba-
yamOnes con dos varyados acOnteci-
mientos.
Uno de ellos nos fue ofrecido por ell
encantador grupo de bailarinas que for
maban parte del ''Circo Lowande", y
que actualmente recorren la isia por
cuenta propia. Los cantos bailables
fueron de 10 mejor de su repertoire,
habiendo merecido un sintimero de
nutridos aplausos. Ell otro acontecimien
to fue ofrecido por un excelente til
rador mejicano, quien con suma des-
treza VERTIGO arriesgado ejercicio 0e
escopeta y pistola. Este tirador no err6
nj uno de los muchos disparos que hi
ciera los distintos blancos que puso
para demostrar su destreza.
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TRABAJADoREs DETENIDos

El otro dia fueron nuevamente de-
tenidos unos cuantos trabajadores agri
colas, de los acusados de haber pro-
movido un disturbio EN- ell barrio de
'cerro Gordo''. La detencion obede-
ce una aeusacion por haber Levado
armas durante la refrega.
Todos han salido bajo fianza y es-
peran que al celebrarse el juicio, Ell
buen juez Arana sabra absolverlos.
Ell ALTO PREcIo DE LA CARNE
Los abastecedores han subido de una
manera exorbitante el precio por Xxi
10. Este Corresponsal no tiene mas que
recomendar una huelga. 81 nadie com
pra ese articulo, quedara EN- las car
nicerias, los abastecedores no ten
dram mas remedio que bajar ell precio.
81 no Sc hace este, no sere yo quien
vuelva a decir NADIA acerca del alto
precio y mala calidad de la carne.
Ell AZUcAR HA sUBIDo.
La libra de azlcar Sc est& vendien-
do veinicinco centavos la libra. Los
pobres va no la pueden comprar 10
peor del case es que no Sc encuentra
nj "melao", porque Ell cafe con ''me
lao" era un buen sustituto. Como ell
pl&tano del pan!
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20

Sc vENDE la casa No. 81 dc Salvador
Brau, sin. corradores. Informar& E, Ce
recedo San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-20

SELLoS:-Env1e 25 ctr. On selIos Dc
correo usables americanos reciDirA
100 sellos de todas las parties del mundO
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia, ChtlA
Mejico, etc..
Dir1jase a O. r. GONZALEZ II
Wilson Ave. santurce, Puerto Rico.
G. o. ID. PoR $29s mas tardar
dentro de cuatro semanas le enviarS
TN artistico RECOMMENDATION FORBADE de
finisimo terciopelo FotominiaturaS
Gratis. Envieme su fotografia hoy
mismo. Precios extra por grupos. Eli
ia entire borde amarillo. caoba. rosa,
aSul con flores M GuzmAn F1orit,
P. 0. Box 236. Caguas. P. r.
MAYoRDoMo AGRIcoLA, CON NO en- :
periencia en- Ell cultitvo de cafiaS desea
colocarse. Trabaja tambien a un tar,to
por ciento. Dirijase a j. v. Dumas,
Rio Piedras
VIAJANTE vENDEDOR ofrce sus
servicios en- ell ramo de mercancia v
quincalla Puede dar referencias auui
y en- Santo Domingo. Apartado 160,
Juncos, P. r.
TENEDOR DE LIBRos con suficientes
conocimientos cinco amos de practi-
ca en- ell ramo de provisiones, desea
colocarse. Apartado 4O1, Rio Piedrae,
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limo LEA ESTon!
Isl es usted intermediate J

Una FINCA con cerca de 4,6OO
metros cuadrados, una CASA de ma
dera, techo GALvANIZADO, cinco
habitaciones, SERVIClO SANTA
RIO, GARAJE amplio, cuartos para
chauffeur y sirvienta. Dista 700
metros de la parada 25.
LIE INTERESA?
BOX Sc. SAN JUAN, P. R
ADVT.
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Sc vende.

BUENA OPoRTUNIDAD Una moto.
cicleta Indian" ultimo modelo, po-
wer plus, tres velocidades casi nueva
con "side carr la vendo o cambio por
un Ford InformarA v. B. Box 144, Ma
natl, P. r.
Sc VENDE una casa de MADEIRA de
nueva construction por precio modico,
cuatro habitacionese c6modas, Gale
del Hip6dromo, Miguel Ruiz Soler. Te-
lefono 664.
Sc vENDE una nagnifca residencia
en- Ell Condado, Avenida Magdalena. In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration''. Tel. eso-252, San Juan.
Sc VENDE: La casa nilmero 60 San
Jusn Moderno, parada 43 y meda a,
es magnifca. Tambien muebles todos
los efectos del ajuar de una familia,
por ausentarse para Nueva York. En-
tre ellos hay un piano completamente
nuevo Sin agentes nj corredores, ditec-
tamente la duefa q. vive en- la casa
Sc VENDE muy barato un coche Ian
do que Sc halla en- buenas condolences
por su POGO uso. Tiene ruedas con Ian
tas de gonna. 81 no Sc desea usar como
coche, podria convertitrse en- una Qua
qua para pasajeros, en- un coche pa
ra agencia funeraria. Escriba Mana
Il, Apartado 80.
iSE VENDE el muy acreditado cafe
''Las Cuatro Naciones' instalado en-
Puerta de TERRA, carretera No. 80 IN
formaran en- la misna, su duefio Ma
nuel Maldonado.
~>>N----> >-~,~----~s~
Sc VENDE la casa No. 81 dc Salvador
Bran, sin. corrsdores. nformara E. Ce
recedo. San Juan.
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iY NO LLUEvE!

Tai parecs que en- La Corte celestial
Sc ha declarado una huelga en- contra
de los pobres habitantes de esta mu-
nicipalidad Cuentan los versados en-
materias celestiales, que todo clio obe-
dece una indignation de los directo-
res de AHA, porque despues de veinti-
dos amos de domination americana, Y
sobre todo, de un gobierno municipal
defensor de los intereses del pueblo,
por el pueblo y para Ell pueblo, no
tengamos nj siquiera un acueducto Gle
barro como los que existen en- algu-
mas ciudades de la repnbhca. mejica-
ma. No Sc apuren. iYa vendra! Pero
no vayan Greer que es ell acueduc-
to a 10 que me refiero. Es el aguace-
ro protector.
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4b0Mnans
EN- VEGA BAJA

Encontrark usted Ell MUND0 sn
sl caf6 Central. dc Gonzales y Cano
Plaza "Jose E. Mater, Advt.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-26
BIG SPRINGS NEWS ITEMS

Mr.. W. W. Gettys from OgallalA,
was in Big Springs Monday transact
ing business.
Mrs. Arthur Allison was on the sick
list last week.
The '.Flu" ban was lifted from Big
Springs the first part Of last week.
Mr.. Riley Ford, who has moved to
the eastern part of town, has employ
ed a housekeeper TO take care of his
sons, John Ford's children Viola and
Clyde Ferd
Ed Phelps, Jr. was quite i'll the last
week with the mumps.
The Al G. Story show at the Water
man hall last Saturday night was well
attended
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Southland died the first part Of last
week and was buried at Brule.
ner having taken possession.
Grated for the past several years By
Henry Waterman, has changed hands.
Messrs. Harry Moore and John Berg
ner having taking possession.
Phil Mccormick of Julesburg was .
business translator in Big Springs on
last Saturday.
The little folks of the community
attended a party at the A. L. Jensen
home on last Thursday.
Mr.. Allen Banks from Imperial, is
at present visiting with his brother,
Frank Banks.
A public sale will be held at M. E.
Baldwin's next Saturday, Feb. %.
The dance Saturday night was well
attended with the Cheyenne orchestra
in charge of the music. Another mu-
sician will be added to this orchestra
and they will play here again a week
from this coming Friday night, March
9Th.
A sister of Misses Gertrude and
Lauda Houston is at present visiting
with them.
DR.. Smith took fifty mile ride in
an areoplane south of Big Springs on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Morris from the eastern part
Of the state is visiting here at pres
ent with her sister, Miss Nina Nor
ris.
Mrs. Earl Southard, who lives on the
north table has been very low for the
past week.
Vernon Eiker, the small son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Eiker, was reported
to be quite sick last week.
Quite number of young people of
Big Springs attended the picture pro-
gram, "The Great Air Robbery" at
Ogalalla on last Sunday night.
Bert Wilder left for the eastern part
of the state Sunday morning, where
he will visit with relatives and friends
for few weeks.
Ivan Root has resigned his position
as mail carrier on the Rural route
north Of Big Springs and Leslie Stew.
art has taken his place.
A very pleasant social event of the
week was that held at the Beason
home Monday night when Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Snider and Misses Hous-
ton entertained number of their Ia
dy and gentlemen friends at q "five
hundred" game. There being twenty
guests present. The honored guest
was sister Of the Houston girls. De.
licious refreshments were served and
an enjoyable evening was spent. The
guests departed at late hour voting
the host and hostess as royal enter.
tainers.
A number of young people from
Julesburg attended the dance aot Big
Springs last Saturday night.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-26
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regular examination for teach
ers will be held in the Court House
in Jule.burg. Colorado, on Thursday
and Friday, March 18th and 18th, 1920.
Morning session begins at 8 o'clock.
Examinations for high school certi-
ficates will be held on Saturday, Mar.
Goth, 1920.
EMMA CARLSON,
County Superintendent of Schools.
First Pub. Feb. 2Sth, 1920.
Last Pub. March 18th, 1890.
Slusser 10 still in the electrical
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Penney of the
south table were called to JulesburR
late last Saturday night on account Of
the illness Of their daughter, Louise
Lynn Bullock was passenger ia
Lincoln, Nebr. last Thursday, return.
ing to Julesburg Saturday morning.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-26
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS CARDS

Lessons on all Wind IastrsMents
Orchestra for all oecasSs0s: BanA
Engaxeaeats
JULESBURG COLORADO
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-02-26

W.T.. BElLHARZ
CONTRACrOk AND BUILDER
PiaAs sai Estioatss FuabAsa Free
JULESBCRC COLORADO
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
WEST BURKE

Mrs. Sagentha returned home
from her visit at Springfield.
Nj. and Mrs Brockway are visit
ing in Boston, Milford and Melrose.
M. and Mrs. C. II. Column visit
ed in Pike, N. H., last Tuesday.
Henry Foster, Dr. jenkins and
Jim Mcdonald attended the state far
at White River Junction the past
week =,
Frank Bruce of Lyndon visited
C. NJ. Bluce's Sunday.
II. A. Fowler of Dorchester, Mass.
was in town Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. FaiIbrothera nd Mr..
and Mrs. Ruggles were in Mortified
Thursday and Friday.
Edd. McFarlin has purchased the
f. B. Smith house at the north end
OF the village.
Miss Pearl Burns OF St. Johnsbury
spent the week end in town.
MI and Mrs. Bert Hawley who
have been visiting relatives at Leb-
anon and attending the state fair re-
turned home last Friday.
Nj. ard Nh. joe P@01t Of st.
JoEnsbury visited in town Sunday.
Nj. Worthen has bought the
house owned by Fred Frasicr.
Mrs. Murray returned home from
visiting her sons, Sunday
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
PASSUMPSIC

Edward Trotter went SATURDAY. to
Lynn, Mass, to visit his brother,
Robert Trotter.
Harold Wood has been transferred
from Hanover, N. H., to st. Johns
bury where he is working for H. 7.
Cummings Construction Co.
Miss Hazel Aver returned 20 Pro-
violence, h. l., Monday.
Allie Trotter, Chas. Bandy and
Louis Lebay are working for the
Cummings Construction Co., at St.
Johnsbuly.
Mrs. Richard Rash and baby are
visiting ut Mrs. Nellie Miles.
Miss Rheba Jamison is working at
the f. A. Scott grocery store at st.
Johnsbury as bookkeeper.
Mrs. Harold Wood and two GILL
dren and Mrs. Allie Trotter spent
Monday with Mrs. Chas. Farr of st.
Johnsbury.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
ST. IOHNSRURY CENTER

Glen Aver of Greenfield, Mass, is
here this week and has carried his
goods and is moving his family TO Or
ange, Mass, where he has bought
place.
NJ. and MIS-. CobuIn OF Sutton
visited Nj. and Mrs. L. A. Lafoe
Wednesday.
MIS-. Frank Counter and Mrs. Mel
lie Smith OF Burke were at Harry
Wheeler's Thursday,
Mrs. Ethel Bennett who has been
on the sick list the past week Is out
again.
Nj. and Mes. A. J. Roberts have
moved into the house vacated by MI
and Mrs. +. A. Lafoe
Nj. aud MIS-. Bert Falnham and
Nil and Mrs. DIN Sargent attended
the fair at White River Wedne sdGy.
Henry Powers is visitin" brother
at Wilder and attending the SAFE fair
at " hite River.
Nj and Mrs. Herbert Coates go
Saturday to Canada on a visit for a
few days
MIS- Ella Simpson is visiting at Nh
Cheney's in Lyndon.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
CABOT

The Judith Lyford Woman's Club
will meet with Mrs. Sallie Lyford
Wednesday p. M, Oct. g.
The Kings Daughters served a
supper at the Congregational church
Thursday evening.
Several from here vert to North
field Thursday to attend the District
meeting OF the O. f. S.
Mrs. W u. Barr returned Tuesday
night from South Vernon, Mass,
where she spent a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Florence Rowland.
Mrs. Julia Barr is home after a
weeks visit with friends at Concord
and St. Johnsbury,
Tuesday afternoon, Oct 9TH at 2
p. m, there will be meeting at
the Congregational church vestry to
see what action will be taken in re-
gard to the resignation of Rev NJ.
W. Hale, as pastor OF that church.
Nh. Hale has had a call to Center
brook, Conn.
Mrs. w. d. Barr went Friday to
St. Johnsbury as delegate from the
Congregational Sunday school to
attend the convention being held
there
Miss Alice Paine is visiting her
mother, Mrs. s. A. Nelson.
The funeral of Joshua Gray was
held at the home Of c. II. Austin at
East Cabot Thursday p. m. Mr.. Gray
was an old resident OF this place.
Several from here attended the
State Fair at White River Junction
"Wednesday.
Nj. and Mrs. O. f. Barrett are
home from Springfield, Mass, where
thew attended the Eastern States Ex-
position.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Regular meeting of Apollo lodge,
No. 2, Tuesday evening, October 4,
at eight o'clock.
II. c. ABBOTT. K. r. s.
II. c. INGERSOLL, C. G.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-05
FOR SALE

Three tenement house on the plain,
in good repair, that will pay Is per
cent on the investment.
A hen and vegetable farm on state
road near St. Johnsbury. Good for
1000 hens, COW, horse and all
tools.
Located on The plain a room cot
tage with hot water heat and all mod
frn improvements, also garage and
large garden. Owner leaving town
reason for selling.
Hi 4 W. ~, IL
The daily Alaska citizen., 1920-01-29
REMOVAL NOTICE of HANGERS STUDIO

On or before February 1st l shall move from Johnson's Studio to the building next to the old California corner, which is just below the N. C. Co. store and be pleased to take care of the Photographic needs of our town and surroundings.
 HANGERS STUDIO.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1920-01-29
MOTOR TRAFFIC
 BANISHED FROM
 DUBLIN STREETS

DUBLIN.-(P)-Motor traffic has been almost completely banished from the streets of Dublin and numerous other Irish cities ana towns as result of the governments order requiring owners and drivers of all kinds of automobiles to obtain permits from the police to operate their cars.
 The automobile owners were willing to apply for permits and had no diff1- culty ln obtaining them, but the drivers, some of whom anticipated failure 10 convince the police of their freedom from Sim Feir sympathies, refused to do go. \ few owners whose chaufrcurs refused to apply for permits dismissed them, and the men made a trades union matter of It. They have invited sympathetic strikes by all transport workers.
 The situation amounts to a whole sale strike of the motor drivers Since the order became effective there have been no cars on the streets except those driven by their owners Most Dublin traders had adopted motor traction for the delivery of their goods to customers. Failure to get drivers has interferred with trade. The newspapers in the evening reach their readers much later than usual for the same reason
 A deputation from the motorists union went to London but they failed to move the government from its decision
 The government regards its order as necessary to prevent criminals from using fast cars in which to es- cape after committing crime
The daily Alaska citizen., 1920-01-29
ARGENTINA NOT
 GOING RELIEVE SHORTAGE

BuENOS AIRES,-(P)- P)-There ap- pears to be little chance that the United States or any other country suffering from sugar shortage will re- ceive any help for some time to come from Argentina.
 The sugar growers of Tucuman, the principal sugar producing province appealed recently to President Iri- goyen, saying they had a surplus of 50,0O0 tons and asking him to re- yoke the decree fOrbidding eXpOrta- ton. Labor organizations raised a protest declaring that eXportation would result in an advance in the price of domestic consumers and say ing that the surplus which the Tucu man growers had on their hands should be kept for the benefit of Argentina Soon after President Iri- goyen announced that he would not revoke the decree.
 Now comes report from the di- rector of rural economy and statis- tics estimating that this years sugar harvest will amount to 260,000 tons and saying that while there will be surplus of 52,l54 tons, 1t should be retained in this country as reserve stock.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1920-01-29
REMOVAL NOTICE

The office of Guy B. Er- win, formerly located in the Red Cross building has been removed to the Barnette building, Second and Turner.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1920-01-29
WOMAN ADVISER
 OF DELEGATION
 PROPOSES PLAN

TOKIO.-(P)-A cooperative or ganization of capital and labor which would not ignore human instincts and feelings should be established thru out the world, in the opinion of Mrs. ko-ko Tanaka, woman adviser to the Japanese labor delegation in the In- ingtOn.
 Contributing her views on the la bor question to a Japanese womens magazine, Mrs. Tanaka says that if such a system were inaugurated, the laborer would be emancipated from the position of a wage-earner and would employ his energy with hope and zeal. She continues:
 This Is no mere paper argument Such a system Is actually practiced in ticket manufactory at Tokio It Is a small factory with less than 50 hands. The owner leaves the management entirely to his employees The profits are divided equally be. tween owner and employees. The ex' pertinent has stood the test of sev. eral years and 1t could be applied tc any factory on much larger scale. | Mrs. Tanaka believes that unior recognition should be granted by the Japanese government and that tht union idea should. in due course. be