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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

BLUsAs. Ain necesitamos personas er
tendidas en- Ia manufacture de blusas,
cnellos puhos hechos a mano que
puedan hacerse cargo de nnestra agen-
eia en- los dguientes pueblos. Las que
prueben ser aceptables. pueden estar Sc
guras que tsndran trabajo continuamer
te.-ciales. ceiba. Mamsyes. LuquiIlo.
Trujillo Alto, culebra. Maunabo. Guai-
nabo. Punta de Santiago. cidra Dir
ianse q Glassberg Blouse Co.. Luna 81,
San Juan. p. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22
90 vENDE- "a AIsliss. snl lsI-

pr vEKDE-En Arsrihs. uas ha.
meaa rata "a madsEs sn uas as l.s
falfs mAa earfmraas 0oll4aia H.
"a ~ "a FfTi lnfsFnss IL mia asi
caflks
vESDo UEA casa uusys es naasrs.
tsfeaas as rinr. en- conairlenss sanita
fiaa hsteEare sa4uina . caiehaEs. san
turrs fnfeFmsrt - IA misna csisao-
nie DtEiis
EL NEy0F YRAgE 81 'Psim Bsaeh
suf - Fruts e. A. hla. 70 tsnsmos
neseiFps . ftlea Fidais 0onEaisE
faeia G.
ltKEMA afRENE Dssiinaaa . 50.
tisir F.irlFsf sIs2as Enbsiises
cufi1 trpera assapareeisnAe arru-
sns Eriefat FFa4urte compistamsuts
efiEinai ~ Fsata "a - husnos saiahls-
eimientef
81 vEHDE 80 fnfs - eisI susraas.
fen una humes ens sara fnmiiia. cen
eeh@elsntsa Afhnlsr frufaiss en proame.
eiea g. ia caFEetsra a. 0aaynaha.
Fzra iufsruss Aaesie csft san Js-
"a ntmsrs
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e. muy basu enfnao. hny un iots
a. siias ~ infansa Luiaa 30. g
ehra Mluna. nan Iuan
gELAnEf paa hslasi. sasnaos ,
clsarleas frtps ~ tanakos a. sloo
"a ass.auis oeastiss Paain c.
TAn0N DE vERnENA caisnsuiaas.
fsrfumala Stress. wash Ne aa
~ falilf ~ niagan toeaaor CHIC
- ssnss e. isf faEuaclas > tisnaas as
mo4n
cHrBTALEs ' EsPEyog - tedas Ga.
asa. fahsieaeas 90 Mfhka TukNBR
GLASS 60 - nsyefal fabEicantsl esl
munas T. EsI.asui pfAx HERMA.
Hoa cFur ie nan suaa
nIEMFEE 80 nsosris ssnrfsT siss.
erueasas srs ussetgos vsnaemos los
msiasss afi,ru'oa . lss mAs tRios pc
eias o1uraisI Pals c.
A. NNMDE nna oaaa a. eaneFete aea
haaa - rpa1tFaf cou raTasa henta -.
slrta at'aTas naHrNrra calls ErfEeiia.
en Il ernanaiia msnflaes ninaco tals.
fsea -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

iAPOPLETic0ai LsEt 4 aeTsaitAao
prpaurts estaitn ANTI HfFEKTEN-
nua dsi 4eeter eaNra1sA 0FAn Prsmio
ssa conruTts Nacis1ai a. Higisns &C.
islfaas - Btrrsisna ceubsis q His
tsrame h Neursstsnia , todas ias a.
tsfnsiansa esl mrisma vaaculnr y nsFvis
- - Fsnta e. las msieFss faFmaciaa
Para uasItras , pansstos ,. g Psyork
Aparsnes fc2 asn grnn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

CtE vENDE -un Einns KNABR
CnAAD sa sErsisntss esmairio.
nslf cais a. sasba aTa n ".
Dosisy. Klngs csuTt. nanfuTrs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

"a aUFnE dsi saitmafe y dssea -
nfr1s busns. tsus Il fa@sas stomaAK
aaiF A. caris flsts gus ga lsgitimo
fahr.eaas ca Maaria fEspaail Gen
laias faiin G..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

3 - = -
coRTADORA de rOpa slSetriea. euchi-
~ rscta ds puigadas. marea East
man'' eompletaments nueva. vende-
me- Al eoseo en- FAbFiea Dias Hmnos..
San Juan
IN si.oOO. 90 sE vENDE un autOm6-
vii oLDsMoBILE pAsajsrOs. en- per
feeto sstado. uso privado. gomas
CORD. informaran Box ef7. san Juan
OCCASION solo diAs Trajes de
caslmir:- siaOO- $500 - ss5 90
IA GLORIA. foFtaleza i7.-vieente
AuivL
PoR NO PoDERfA viviT 50 dushO, Sc
vEHDE ana casa de concrete en- San
turcs cen sntrada poF dos Gales Infor-
mes caFmona co Puerto Rico Elegante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

CE VKNpE uns naEraasa slssneia e.
- cafe - a furz1iseitn e Aguas
nafnah cen srrsisutsa tsrEenss -
- asmhgns g. tabaes y pasiaa snfoF
naran Ans Na "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

AnoIoE = cALDERA--as ssnas
uef a. guinfs eshsiios 81 busn e..
tt4e y una ralfsra tubuinr hoFi,
aartal a. eo rnhafes en hnan estate
tamtita lafaFu.ss a. aos Ind Ia Eua
ktituua". . o BeE sfo Dsptsias e
Mnuns. 49, tnsn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

rIANO FtAxufA ppO AkT Ant
HAS - marai6ea ssaA.fi1s a. uso A.
ssnfa ses faf'as sfreFis iius As , -
rsisssss rsrs pTsfis diriEirss q. =.
h.Po BaE Tbo Ta iotL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

PAnA NJ aExo FUEETE -capsuiss
ooNOaAN ceupasstas e. Etxa kava
. n&naais nsmseis snrarisims nisasi
y c.. mfsaklYe ~ vests a. ias seFs
altadas fnrnarlas cssfssissans sEeiu
siys pafs Fasrss klss @ rsysFE re
mcuruf. nkn gnaE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

cuANDo vsrED assss ssnpfsr saba
naa Funlss Tealina nsntsisIia , ds
nAa artlfaiss para Il eana. Heusrasas
$40 ies Hf'eTff y mas taFatst % YEA
e. q 49, Pan q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22
! - vende
IQUIERE UD. vERDRR,

onmBruF . kipsfrrsF aiguna anrs faa.
tieA . mtana fssas dlnafs psFa a.
smtlFf Masstfes Fafaa issmes ice n
fains venfsnss , oamgfamos aefia-
~ - esniHa,ss , CFEeIarisnsa
Porto HfcO nEAL ESTATE
a MnOAEhA CO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22
Sc sfrece.

Sc HAcE TRU-TRU a maquina. San
Francisco ndmerO y. TelefOno 71s azul.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

nu.p0nAn CiFramaHns Dsansus.
naliara K4caa faauitaaa o. asa 1s
go ~ saai a. fEiis uunaiaii ~
vsrta 81 h 'srsTts nacs Drug'' uiss
e. cenfsrenarfs sEeiumss pars Faef
- nica. , O Feyefn Apartaas 'e2.
aan guaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

4 e vsnde.
IQUIERR UD. vERDRR.
eemprnF . hipsisrsF aisuna anes ras-
aieA . wtaua . iisas dinafs pan a.
s@tirf NssstTes Fafaa issnas ios q
fais venfsnss , oaagfaaos sefia-
~ - esuas,ss , caFpelaeisnsa
PoETo EIco REAL ESTATE
BROKERS CO.
4KL s77 p o s0x 40
Ediarie boufst
DuDonAn cirrsnasss. Dsansus.
Bsiisaa nacaa fssaitaas o. ass ns
ssa ~ aaas a. fEiis uanaiaii ns
vsnta e. ia 'sreTts ntcs Drug's uiss
e. csnfsrienarfs sEeiumss para Fpef
- nica . O. Fsyefn. Aparta1s 'e&
aan guaa
~ aUFnE asi s.itmafs , dsssa -
nfrrs tusns. teus Il fameas stomalK
saiF a. caris fiisss gue tsa lsgitimo
fahrleaaa sn Maafia fEspaAil. Gen.
FkisF fatiH G..
FAnA NJ aExo FuEHTE.- capsuias
ooNOaAN cempasstas e. Ktxa kava
manaais Rsmeais snrarisime ni~asi
c.. nfsaklys ~ vests a. las seFs
alta6as fnrmarlaa cearssleeans eacia
sl.s pafs Fasrts klss . @ rsyerE re
hsuFsl nsn SuaH
rIASO rlA~OtA ppO AET ARD
HAS - maraihea saaaiflaa a. uso A.
tsafa sas fafias srrsfis iius Afi , -
rsisusss rsrs prsfis dirEirss = q. ..
40 BeE 80. Tsi iotL
DL gAEAHE DE HTF0FOsFTTos
,sALUD. Foaeuises las nstuTtlsras
ashllts4aa 80 si ahuna Q a Esisz
~ xauta e. las acre1itaaaa farmaciaa
nspfsssniauis >. Q Fsyesk IA BeuEsi.
EAFfA nasuFai bianea a. paqsstss ~
menarsr ae media ubFn sn aasinnte .
80 So atfai 81 eaiofss 81 paqastss d
e atn q ~ -. pagasts oonzaisa
Raain c.
iAPoPLETicOai Lsss q seTsaitaao
prpaurts estaitn iANTI MfPERTEN-
nua dsi aeeier eaEFa4sa 0Fhn PFsmio
ss.ei concuThs Nacipnal - nlgisns &C.
islfa1s e. Btrrsisna cemhais q His
tsriaue. h Nsursssuia y todas ias a.
tsfneienet esi mrisma vaacular y nsrvis
-. - venta e. las maierss faFmaciaa
Para uasrtrls y panestos =. q Psyork
Apsrtaes ie1 aaa yunn
CE vENDE ia pisns KNABE
ChAAp sa sErsisntss eonairio
nssi caia a. eassa aIa. n ~
Deeisy. kinE's cs-Tt. aanfuErs
CE vENDE uns .sgzaass s.ssssia a.
- etft - a funz1iseita e Aguas
nasnaH esr srcsieutsr tsrEenss %
- asmhras q tshass y pasiaa snfoE.
AAf@A 49, Ae ~
cUANDo vsrED assss ssnDrsr sabs.
naa Fun1sr Teaiina Msntsisris ds
mAs artiruiet paFa il cas-. Erusraess
sas i,s HfleIfs , mas baFatsa - YEA
60 - olltlss Ftsin c.
NaOToE = eALDERA-as ssnas
uef a. guinrs eabalios sn bnsn e.
ta4s y una raifrra tabuinr hou.
aental a. n rnhalies sn hnsn sataao
tamtifH. tafeFu,ss a. aos Ind- Ia Eua
kaituna'' . o neE eio Dsptrits 9.
Mnuna haH fusn
CsE vEKDE-En ATsriss. uns ha-
$3.50 rasa ae maaeFa en uns as ias
cailfa mAa eanfurasi 0oa4aia ia
"a ~ "a Pa lnfsrnss Il miia dsi
caflha 'f
vENDo uNA casa nusvs a madsra.
tsf1aaa ds riur. en- conairlsnss aanitn
Fiaa hsteTafe saa1ina . chichaEe. Gan
turrs fnfermart - IA nisna cs.saa-
nis DtEiis
EL NEy0F gRAgE as .Psiu Rsaeh
guf - rruts e. a ala. 70 tsnsmos
nasetrpf ftlea. Fidaio ~ 0onsaiss 4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

TL gAEAnE DE mIFOFOaFITos
~ ,aALUD. Foaeutses ias nHturnianas
ash1itsaaa 80 a ahuta Q "a Esisz
~ vsuta e. las acrs1itadas farmaciaa
nsprsss.tanis ,. Q FsyeEk "A BouEss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

TMBALsAAGADoREs Y DEsTEFEC
torres. FoURNIER Y ARANA
MetodOs cientihcOs. Preparsci6,
de eadAveres para trasladarse cual
quier parte de Ia isla el extranjero
Atendemos cualquier llamada de San
Juan la isla. Direction Telegrahcs
ESdBALsABdADoREs. cerra 81. santui
CO o teltfonOs es2 Negro 2sl RoiO
santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

IEt.AHEf psIa hsraal. asasndos ,
clsarlsas frfrl - famakos as sIleo
"a aaslanfs 0aazaies paain c.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

A. NNMnk nna caas a. eaneTsie aea
haaa - rraatFuIr cau 1aTsss nenfa -
s9nta ftiaTaa n1HrNFra ralls Entgolia.
em Il crnaaaiia msnflars ninaco tais
So -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

Francisco Hdn,erO ~ TelefOno 71s azui.
BARos DE coAMo.-Hotel alberto to
do si ano. Aguas msdicinales. termo.
suIfurOsas. ALI sncontrarA comfort.
salud. deseanso y distraction. visitelos
ToDo Ell QUE DEsEE tsner sxito
en- amOres. Ger afOrtunadO en- juegO
desarrollar faeultades latentes. solicite
el Tesoro de los "Lendus''. valor del
sjsmplar sl.oO. Al pOr mayor gran
deseusnto. Para infOrmes. San Jose As,
teresr piso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

nfEMFHE 80 nfrs1lts cenTrsT aige,
erueFasss So uaastFos vsnaemos ios
mfiaErs sfflru.oa . iss mAs tRios pIs
elaa oaurairr Pals c.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

g. nEfof YfhtE 90 Pals Beae
guf - Fruts e. ~ ala. 70 tsnsme
nesatFes a ftlea. pidals - 0snsais
rasin g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-22

80 NENnr so tnfa - elsE susT1as
fen una humes rnas sara fnmiiia. cen
eehefisutes Afhcisr frutaiss sn proane.
fiea g. L. caFEsisEa a. 0aaynaha.
rsra iufermal Angsie csff. san ys.
"a ntmero
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

New York, Saturday Strike brrak ing is alwa!t a precarious busi- ness in tie Sis cities. This was manifest when the Ridegwood, barrs were lir"d with five hurt drg4 s,IiKc breakers in them. Twl Cars were destroyed and four otheI badly o;mascd by the fire.
 ae strike breakers fled from the burning barns Into the streets they were attacked by, She strikers and a free for all fight -usued The fireman were haEpered iu putting out the fire by the bat 1e of the strikers and their op- poEeuts. The police were forced to lire many .hoU before order Was restored.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
C0J Qyt5T.y85
 H5YS IH3J NJ NS

Chicago. Sunday-Candidate Cox rassoJ 9 portion of the day here rasic.;. Thru the newspaper men he put g ruwbr of qucUuoDs to Chair uau lays saying, T will ask Mr,
 Hays what he knows about quota o- $Go.n0g which ga number ut coaI ueD principally operatoiL were asked to raise for the Republic cac campaign Fund. This meet ing Was held on the ninth floor os the Auditorium Hotel early this sumner He then gave the names, os some of tbcGe present.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Phila, Monday Air Is now be- ing pumped into. the Submarine S. j by two steamers which ar' standing by. The submerged vessel ib fifty five miles southeast of Cape Penlopen, and has a crew of thirty five men and two officers. They are all Btili 9ilye according to the wireless adyiceU just received at the Phila Navy Yard. A torpedo, boat is on the way to assist in the rescue.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Ugdensburg, N. Y. Monday - Hylane Wilson was formerly Am bassador to NIexicoo In a speech in this city last night before the Republican meeting he spoke of the President as, An autocrat of sec retive methods and unknown pu? poses. Speaking of the admins tration of President Wilson he said, 1t was "a reign of autocracy and fncompetency'.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
What She Wanted to Say.

A small girl in a street car was try ing to say something which her moth- CT appeared to be greatly trying to suppress. Several times the little one started, and each time the mother leaned over to her and enjOined silence. When the mother thought her child had been effectually squelched the youngster blurted out: "I don't care. That lady over there says 'ain't' and 1t goes isn't"
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
HAYS IS 1 JAR
 SAYS GOT. C0l

Milwaukee. lTorday-CoX in a s-a--mslt in this city said that Hays tbe Chairman of the RepUbl.- can National Committee "delibera- ty.y p9rpetuated falsehood under oath" at Chicago. This Cox as sarts was done when he deliel rr. r.a-ene1ts regarding the cam rai-G quote list. Cox made this as -loD t1 g. LDeech delivered h t..F ,:-y.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Chicago, Friday-The senate in y.sugating committee adjourned to met next Tuesday, when the hoariuA will be rc~umvd. The p.rsuuM representative of Cox came to the city, bearing as he sa!G, aosJlutcIy incont-ovcrt die ryide1cs os the Republican Slush Fund" and the mainten1u-e of all the cnarg's which Cox has brought forth. He will be DOcfore the Sora,. uummitra. this coming Hogk.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
StateCensuSShoWs
 18 P. (. Increase

Washington, Friday-The Full r" turns of the cenBus of the state of Washington are in and the information is given out l. the ircrrasc Z r the ten year fer the s.alr is IS pr cent. The total DO ula,ion of the sta:e is cn' A-i! lion three hundred fifty six thouS and. three hundred sixteen.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
WOMAN K'L.!ED
 IH PLANE WRE5 x

Kalama, Monday An aeroplane on is way from .Centralia to Port Ia%f was wrecked in heavily wooded country. When the ma chrn FtrucK a tree MrG. Leah Scace wift Of D CentraHa man, a pas sanger in the plane was kilied'and Guy Cooper of Certraua, another passenger suffered with. h broken leg.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
nET5!. WORKERS
 SEIZE SHOPS

Rome TueGday-A lockout in Italy debarred Torlmen from one hundred and nine metal working facto1ies. The workers have arisen and seized the factories from which they have been locked out and are proceeding to run them. The factories seized are atuated in diff ferent parts of Italy.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
THREE KILLED IN
 RAILWAY STRIKE

New York, Monday-Three were killed today as q result of the Brooklyn rapid transit strike, and the attempt to burn the barns in which the Btrlkebreakers wer slecping.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
Ten Killed When
 Electric Cars Crash

Denver, Tuesday Two inter urban electric line cars crashed to .- gether Il GlobeviIe D subourb of Denver yesterday afternoon. Ten were killed outright and fifty others were injured.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
BABE RUTH BACK
 F0R HOME RUNS

Boston, Monday Babe Ruth
 the greatest batsmaD of baseball
 dom, has made new World records, f1r nome runs in single season He knocked out his forty sixth home run in the second contest with Boston, after ne had made bA forty rtfth iD the first game on Saturday. ..- EI
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
Whites And Negro
 LOngshOres Mix

New York Saturday-A bad mix up oof white and negro Longshore- men rn Tier fifty on tho north ri CT, required a Strong police squad to bring peace. They were cn- gag,d in a big battle when the reinforcement Of the police arrived.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Washington, Saturday-That the Japanese are planning to enter the Sugara Beet industry La Call fornia and the southwest as pro prietors is the import of warn ing sent to Secretary wilson by agents appointed to make sur yey Of contract labor in that sec tion of the country.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
200 DROWNED
 BY TIObL NAVE

Toxic. Tuesday A tidal wave swept over the island of Saghalien and two hundred victims are report- cd. This is the second tidal wave experienced on this island within 9 snort time.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Vallejo. 1tonday-SiX naval pris- oIr!s who seized rifles and ammUni- ,jc@ and escaped from the Mare island Navy Yard prison, Te-o cln;ued about twenty miles from Lere at Cordeua. The prisoners, oycrpowered and Kidnapped their
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
NEW LEAOERFOR
 WASH. F GIO4

Spokane, Monday-Thomas \.
 Swala commander of Elmer J. Noble Post number one of Se- attle was chosen Commander Washington, Department of the American Legion.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
NOTICE TO CITY COUNCILLORS.

There will be n meeting of the City Council tonight. This meet ing will De held as the reguiar meeting Of this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
$. Co. To
 Build 7 Gas Boats

Seattle, Monday-The Alagka' St-rmship Co. has placed al order with the Todd sbipbuilding, firm of Tacoma for two new one hundred ton steel mororship boats. The construction will begin im- mediately.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

New Haven, Fiday-A wireless message from the s. s. Gener al GoethaIs which was picked up tonight says that the Submarine s -5 has been submerged for thirty five houlG and asks that destroyers be sent to her rescue, ! V
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
NAVAL PRISONERS ARMED, WITH
 RIFLES RETAKEN AFTER ESCAPING

guards ani made good their escape.
 A military posGe of twenty live man startcd after them and when overtake the prosiners op- cued fire. Alter fifteen minutes fight in whicn two marines Were shot cne probably fatally, they surrend- cred.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
E-.-.a- FrE.v-Tha L.easI-n

G"u..a. FHday-The League ( Na-o-s sons to be do.u~ tu-i- nc, yr ar last thy a." rra- -a-.- 2. .r G- Ar-'gg"U utS, .r.. a.. u.. '9- .a purchas" a. G.. N-..5ca. Hotel Of th!t citg r.rr five hundred tbou~and francs.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
5ca.y.:.V.a5 hat 0PY0SIJ D
 HE HtIN MERCHANT MARINE ACT

Stockholm, Monday-The Prem icrs of Scandinavia, at Q con ference in Copenhagen had the Jones navigation bill up for dis cussiou and will Seek information from the United States government
 a9 tO the effect this measure will have on ScaDdanayiaD shipping. The Prenicrs are agreed on a program of retaliation should it be Riscov- cred that the law is actually harm ful to the commerce of Scandanavie In this program legislation is proHd
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
FIYE SWEEPS KLAMATH FALLS N
 WHICH MANY LOSE THEIR LIVES

fore 1t could be stopped. Five persons are known to have been caught in the hotel whCGe bbodies hay not yet been recoyeredo. Nine bodies thus far have been re- covered from the ruins.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Boston, FriIay-The Submarine : -5 lsst the Navy Yard here Monday iG lha recruiting Saryiye.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
SEEKING GANCSTERS, DEPUTIES
 SHOOT EACH OTHER BY MISTAKE

Hall at Bryn Mawr suburoD. When they reached the place it waG dark and ir passing. thru the place they mistork each other for some of the gang and opened fire with the result that Donovan Was Kill led anG Conlan perhaps fat ally wounded.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07
SUSTAINS CHAM M- :.
 . PI0NSHIP IN THREE ROUNDS

Benton, Harbor, Mich. Monday -DeEpGey the neayy weight champ lon will fight his first battle for the tile which he holds here to = day, when Ae meets Billy Miske of Chicago. The fight Will oe a ten round bout.
 The champion is by odds the favorte in tbs betting, and bets are placed mostly as 10 how Iong the challenger wifi last.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Se,tte, Monday Two Deputy Sheriff, shoot each other instead, of the gangstcrs whom they were seeking. John J. Donovan, and John E. ronlan were inc Gpecial deputy Fhcr!ffs 7ent out to stop a fight between Seattle and Ren. ton gangsters in a Swedish dance
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-07

Klamath Faus, Tuesday = A disastrous fire swept thru this city and burned the Houston Hotel, the Opera House, and two blocks of dwellings and businaGs houses be =
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Benton, Harborb, Tuesday - There waB no fighting Of note in the first round of the battle, each baltler was playing for the weak spot and trying out. In the second round Dempsey floor ed 0Iiske, and in the third round
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ed for by Norway Sweden and Denmark.
 Washington, Monday - Secretary, Of State olby on Saturday re fused 10 discuss what action had been taken with regard to the re- vocation of certain clauses in 2om mercial treaties which contravene th provisions of the Merchant Marine Act. He stated that D public state ment on the action taken by this government would probably de made on Monday.
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Dempsey, floored the challenger, with q blow to the ribs. NIiske took the count md when he arose to meet the champion Dempsey, caught him with his right on the chin. Rnske fell on his face and lay motIonless while the referee Jim Dougherty counted the seconds. The knockout came Q minute 'an thIrteen Ueconds after the third round began. The challenger was quickly revived and led from the arena.
 Benton Harbor, Mich -Dempse the Champion Heavy weight made short work Of the challenger of the title, Billy liske Of Chicago, third round.
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-17
$. NJ. sOULE BUYS A NEW HOME
Acquires Frank BOttum Property In
Park Addition Wednesday

An important deal in Bonners Ferry
residence property was concluded las
Wednesday when S. NJ Soule, OF the
Crescent Garage repair shop pur-
chased the Frank Bottum home in
Park addition and bought of /. Caus-
ton Lots and A, in Block 10, of Park
addition, the lots joining the residence
property on the east. The considera-
ton involved was in the neighborhood
of $500. The deals were made by
G, w. Spoerry.
Frank Bottum, who is now making
his home at Wenatchee, Wash, was
here Wednesday to turn over the prop
erty to Mr. Soule, returning Thursday
morning. The property is now oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Sew
.erns who will vacate as soon as they
can find a new home. DR. Severns
plans to build residence this spring.
The residence purchased by Mr..
Soule is a comparatively new one and
was built few years ago by l.. r.
Reich. 1t has seven rooms besides
sleeping porch, is modern except
heat and Mr. Soule plans to put in a
large basement and install a heating
plan this summer.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-17
REAL ESTATE
DEALS MADE

A deal was made ON Saturday of
last week whereby ]. r. Meeker pur-
chased the building belonging to G. w.
Megquier, now in use as the repair de-
partment for the Crescent Garage.
The consideration was not made pub
lie. This building is on the east end
of Kootenai street, opposite Mr. Meek
er's blacksmith shop. He made the
purchase for an investment and may
later use it for his own business. He
will secure possession in the spring as
soon as Mr.. Megquier has completed
the addition he plans for his garage,
on lots recently purchased of Charles
O'Callaghan.
Last week II. M. Leslie sold his
home and IL acre tract on the north
bench to B. B. Loomis, of Great Falls,
Mont, who will take possession in
few weeks. The consideration was
$780, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie have re-
sided ON this place for many years
and improved it with good residence,
barn and outbuildings. Six acres of
the land is under cultivation and there
is a good orchard on the place. Mr..
ehAu IVA D. kSoiiV nave hO uCInltC pldnS
for the future but do not plan to move
away from Bonners Ferry.
Yesterday j. w. Reid bought of G.
w. Megquier the frame building now
occupied by Maughan's Plumbing Shop
and plans to-move the building at once
to lots he owns opposite the NJ. & B.
Carpenter Shop. The building will
be remodeled this spring to be used
for dwelling house. /. d. Lyons
purchased of Mr. Megquier the resi-
dence joining the Crescent Garage and
plans to move the building to lots he
owns in the rear of the Amazon the
ater. These buildings will be moved
soon for Mr.. Megquier plans to con-
struct at once an addition to his ga
rage on the site now occupied by them