MORE MONEY GOES TO
HELP OUT ITALIANS
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 11.—
It is announced that the United
States government has loaned fiity
million to Italy this afternoon.
This is the second loan made to
Italy. The great stand which Italy
is making in the Isonzo region is
showing that the Latin nation: is
making good on its most difficult
front, and satisfaction is expressed
at the aid given Italy by Uncle
Sam.
BERLIN, Sept. 11.—The evening
bulletin announces briefly that
many prisoners of war were taken
in the Riga district within the past
24 hours. The Germans are still
stated to be advancing.
VILLA IS AGAIN ON
WARPATH AT PARRAL
EL PA'-’O, Sep.. 11.—Generali
'Villa is again very m tol: alive. i'o
<Iay according to official wires sent
Juarez, the terrible rebel lead a
body of two hundred bandits to the
outskirts of Parral looting stores
and also reported to have carried
off a number of women, pres nr. -
aby as hostages for raosome.
This all occurred th'ti afternoon,
and completely took the Carranza
authorities bv surprise. The dis
patch says “There was no question
about the identity of the handi
leader this time, it was certainly
Pancho Villa”.
FOOD CONTROL ORDER
STORED GRAIN SOLD
WASHINGTON, D. C., Sort. 10.—
A summary order lias been issued
by tlie Food Administration which
will greatly affect the wheat and
flour situation. Today orders were
given which authorize grain ele
vators to sell grain which has been
stctred more than thirty days. This
is to prevent hoarding.
BUFFALO, Sept. 10.—In an ef
fort to aid the situation, the gov
ernment will appoint a commission
including representatives of the
25,000 •■••ailors employed on the
Great Lakes who treaten to strike.
It is further intimated that an in
crease in wages will granted soon
on all ships. There are many of
these sailers organized in the ma
rine division of the I. \V. W.
Just received a full line Rubber
Hoots, I’acs, Overshoes and Rubbers
for Men, Women and Children at
j IIOLTS.
You'll see it first in the Worker.
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The Big Store With Little Prices
ANNOUNCEMENT
OWING TO THE APPRECIATION SHOWN BY OUR PA
TRONS AND THE PURER Oh' NOME
Of The Bargains Offered
WE HAVE DECIDED TO
CONTINUE
The Big
Dissolution Sale
Until! The Close Of Navigation
ECONOMY
Referring to the previous advertisement in this paper we
. beg to call to your attention to the ECONOMIC features sub
mitted.
Our voluntary sacrifice of our profit, is due to the fact that
we are willing to do all we can to tide over these unnatural
and uu-hcard-of conditions.
We are earnestly striving to ass’st to the utmost of our
, power.
WE ASK THE PUBLIC AND
PATRONS TO RELY ON US.
We should shortly be able to announce our fall outfitting
prices and considering the ex-cellent service rendered since our
establishment in Nome you should not have any doubt in your
mind as to where place your confidence and your orders.
PoJefs Stores
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 11.—
Everything indicates that complete
demoralization in the Russian ranks
is making things easy for the Teu
ton leaders and unless there is
soon a cessation of the internal
strife, it is anticipated that Petro
grad will be soon in Germans
hands.
LONDON, Sept. 11.—It is an
nounced that the lull continues on
the British front.
Interest in the actual fighting is
diverted now by the fact that the
internal troubles of Russia are af
fecting the whole situation.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Yesterday a number of the citi
zens of Nome entertained the offi
cials and traders on board the Rus
sian ship Astrakan, at the Board or
Trade restaurant where an elegant
lunch was served in honor of the
visiting Slavs Mayor [.omen pre
sided at the honors of the table and
addresses were delivered by him,
by Judge Tucker, Dr. Neuman, the
Captain of the Astrakan, the Si
berian Commissioner from Petro
pavolosk, the Chief Engineer of the
Astrakan and others. The lunch
was served in the best syle of host
Modini and the re-union was a very
happy function. The captain of the
Astrakan spoke in English in his
remarks Iris confreres -peaking in
J Russian which was translated for
j the benefit of those present. By
i the way the Commissioner is a
j mail who lias seen onsiderable
active service. He has t een wound
ed twice, was with th. corps that
penetrated deepest into East
Prussia at the outbreak of the war
and was also decorat'd twice for
distinguished conduct under lire
“liOM.WA” TONK;Id \T DREAM
All the world loves ; love story,
laud by proving this fact. \V. If.
(Tune's cinema spectacle "Romany"
has dispelled the long existing my
stery of the enormous ippeal oi
Helen Hunt Jackson's famous ro
mance of the same tiile. "Komana",
visualized for the motion picture
screen, is one of the theatrical sea
son's most important attractions
and will be shown at the Dream
tonight only. So tenaciously aid
tlie makers of ‘Ramona ' cling to
tlie original theme of the book that
this pieturizaticn has resulted in
tHe photodrama receiving the de
scriptive title “The Love .story of
the Ages.” With its scenes depicted
in such realistic, lifelike enactment,
it is now easy to understand the
reason of "Ramona’s" hold upon
the American masses. Adni. $1.00
Children 50 its. Seats on sale at
Lomei! Bros. Drug Store.
STOCKHOLM, Sept. 11.—Offici
ally no cognizance is taken of the
expose made by the U. S. govern
ment relative to the Argentina af
fair.
WANT INTERVENTION.
SPRINGFIELD. Stp' 11 —The
strike of the coal miners in this
section in sympathy with the strik- j
ing carmen of this cit.’ is causing
the operator! «e- alarm.
They see no way of settling the j
strike. They have contracts to tie-<
liver coal to the power and other
companies.
They hate asked for federal in
tervention m the strike or the font
thousand coal miners and hope that
by this means the men may be1
made to go back to work.
So far the strikers are still hold-;
ing out.
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HKD CROSS NOTICE.
There will be a White Elephant:
Sale next Saturday afternoon at
2.30 in the Kimball Building at
Barracks Square. The money made
at this Auction will be spent on ma
, terials for work to be done this
I winter. Our Country needs for our
men at the front hospital supplies, j
and warm clothing. We can do j
our bit in helping along this line.
We urge all in Nome to do what
ever is within your power to make
this sale, as well as all other Red
Cress efforts, a success.
Donate something, however,
small, to be sold, and buy an gener
ously as you can. New articles will
be very welcome, but all things
need not be new—but only in such
condition that they might be of use
to some one else. The Walrus in
Alice in Wonderland will have no
thing on the White Elephant Sale
in the way of variety, with his
"Ships, and shoes and sealing wax
and cabbages and kings”. Wi will
have cakes and pastries that v'ould
j make Mother envious and Mr.
Hoover sad; household goods that
will strike a body-blow u> the High
Cost of living; garments that
would make Paris sit up and take
notice, and a large coile'-i-on of
rare and desirable artblcs that will
make the auction ro >m look like
a combination of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, and a Sears Roe
buck Catalogue in the flesh; vvilh a
Nome audience to listen to ’hq siren
call of our auctioneer Mr. Frank
Dean, and respond with the prompt
gem rosily toward a good cause
that lias ever been a matter of
pride with us in the North. All
articles donated may be left at
the Auction Room on Friday after
noon from 2 to 5. or Saturday
morning from 10 to the hour of
the sale.
I
Dream Theater
TO-NIGHT
Wed. Sept. 12th.
W. H, Climes
Cinema Production
By Mellen Hunt Jackson
The Story Completely Told in
EI6HT SECTIONS
SPECIAL MUSIC
ADM. $1.00 CHILDREN 50C.
Seats Now on Sale at Lomen Bros.
Drug Store
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Lomen Bros,
has the Goods
Just unpacked a complete
line of Raincoats from
Cravenettes to Slickers,
the best to be had for
Money
Lomen Bros.
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The Dawson Hotel
(Includes THE DAWSON, GREEN TREE and THE LINCOLN)
Finest Rooms In Nome
« HOMELIKE ANI) COMEORTAHLE QUARTERS FOR TRANS
IENT OR PERMANENT GUESTS,
1SY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
| HARNEY GIHNEY.Proprietor.
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Dont Waste Money!
WHEN YOU PAY GOOD MONEY FOR RURHER GOODS
« HE SURE YOU GET THEM THAT HAVE HEEN PROPERLY
K CARED FOR. OUR I.INE OF
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IS THE MOST COMPLETE IN NOME AND WE GUARANTEE Wj
THEM TO HE IN PERFECT CONDITION.
I P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
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Last Boat brought us full stock
of WINTER GOODS
Heavy ail wool I'mlcruear. lii^ assortment of hosiery.
Best grade flannel Overshirls, t Tavanette anil heavy Overcoats,
l ull line of Cloves and Mittens. Winter Caps anil Winter
Clothing. New shipment Mu usin'. I'nilervvear. Another ship"
meat Victor Keeortls.
comic and si;;: i s, wi: mist sia.l tiik coons.
"‘SURPRISE STORE
Thorulf Lehmann
nothing but the best.
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