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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
SUCCESSFUL MEETING OF WEST
DENVER RELIEF COMMITTEE
AT PALM THEATRE.

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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
A SUGGESTION.

age of haste and excitement which live constantly
slipping the foth of existence conducive growth
fine sefcuture. Its derabily realized
ALL The cultured receives certain of
irrespective of other he
knowledge and refinement the
high things require and leisure for their attainment
and the Difference the cultured
tribute ability in having taken the time
presentday existence Very would like his
example how. The undertaking seems so uast
and entirely of proportion the time they they
give Rabbi Leon Harrison
Books Things the World published another
column ISSUE gives plan which be
The perusa this discourse will suggest
the life be touched the benefit pleas
IRE and advancement of the reader.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
CABLE TO MIR. RAGOOLAND.

The following cable has been re-
ccivcd by the Denver representative or
the !. u. c.
Phi. RagoOldnd.
81 Central Savings Bank Bldg
Accept rcmittauccs TOR money
abroad 10 mark per S1.0O.
(Signed) Joint Dist. Committee.
Money accepted at the office OF the
Central Jewish Council. 81 Savings
Bank Bldg.
Mr. \. Wcincr, 2G2G w. ColtaN.
Rabbi Halpern. 27S1 W. ColfaN.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28

The Jewish Community at Cairo has
decided to reorgaiiize itself on dem
Ucrntic basis. In future the president
of the Community will not be elected
for life. but only for three years. and
instead of the Gregoriau Calendar tn"
Jewish Calendar will he adopted.
Hitherto the accounts of the Commri.i-
ity were kept in Arabic, they are now
to he kept i'll Hebrew.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28

Sir Philip Magnus, Bart. and Lady
Magnus celebrated their golden we'd
dins-day very quietly at langley Hill.
ChilworiL. They We're married al
South@a ON March 29th, 1870. by
the birth of daughter 10 Mrs. s. j.
Sass|n. wife of Captain Sassnon, of
the Inniskilling Dragons, and daugh
ter of their only daughter, Mrs. Fred
eric S. Franklin, Sir Philip and Lady
Magnus became great-erand-parents
for the first time on March 3Oth.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS
lettings

However weary you may be, the
promises of God will never cease to
shine. like the stars at night, to cheer
and strengthen. Learn to wait rs well
as labor. The best harYests are long"
est in ripening. 1t is not pleasant
to work in the earth plucKing the ugly
tares and weeds, but it is AS neces-
s;ry as sowing the need-Jacobson.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
LABOR LNCEUM TO HEAR PROMi
NENT NEW YORKER.

Mr.. !. Il. King. of New York, pu5-
Usher of the IiddisI AiagaHlne. ne
ragaent." will address the Labor
I.yceum Sunday. May =. HIS subJect
will be The Up Lift Of the Jews III
Europe"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
Junior Congregation.

Miss Stella G. Chambers of the fa-
Guilty of the East Side High school will
address the Junior Congregation Sun
day, May >, on The Bible in Educa-
ton"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28

notable marriage in London WIS
that of Mr.. Cyril +. Goldsmid and
Miss McGillicuddy, the bridegroom be-
ing the elder son of Mr.. Hoffnung-
Goldsmid and the Baroness Goldsmid
de Palmeira. The Baroness was the
eldest daughter of the late Right Hon.
Sir John Goldsmith, b. and it is graf
flying to know that Mrs. Cyril Gold
smid was received into the Jewish
faith before her marriage, and that
the ceremony was performed under the
auspices of. the West London SynagOg.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
SHEARITH ISRAEL.

Services are held every day. both
morning and evening, at the synagog
corner 10th and lawrence streets.
Everybody welcome.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
Denver Hebrew School.
OHEB ZADEk.

Services begin at s 100 o'clock Fri
day evening, Saturday morning at
boo o'clock. Subject of discourse by
III. GOodkOwitZ. .'The stumbling
Stnues
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28

Miss Harriet B. Lowenstein has also
added her name to the list of women
who will serve on the executive board
of the women's division of New York
Distribution committees War Relief
Campaign. Miss Lowenstein has done
big things for many worthy causes.
Following the signing of the urmisticc
she went to France, where she succeed
cd in cutting red tape sufficiently to
enable her to get food. supplies and
medicines thru to the people of East
crn Europe, at cost of several mil
lions of dollars. She is reputed to be
the only person. male or female who
ever passed examinations for the title
Of Certified Public Accountant with n
100 per cent average.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
FAMILIES CAN BE BROUGHT
OVER FROM EUROPE NOW
THRU THE HEBREW SHLTEH-
ING AND IMMIGRANT AID So
Getty OF AMERICA.

The Central Jewish Council has
made arrangements with the Hebrew
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
BETH HA MEDROSH HAGODOL
Services

Services are held at rhe Synagog,
9th and Curtis streets. daily at 6 30,
in the morning and at sunset.
This Friday night services will Ec
held at 24th and Curtis streets and
at the Bessie i. Rude Community Cen.
ter, at sunset and Saturday morning
at . O'Clock.
Rabbi C. II. Kauvar will speak Sat
urday morning at 24th and Curt
streets at 9:45, on the Third Perek.
The special theme is: Good in Every
thing"
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
The Religious School

The SynngOg Religious school will
hold regular session Sunday morn
ing at o 40. at the Bessie |. Rude Com
munity Center. 10th and York streets.
A regular meeting of the Teachers
Association will, be held Monday
night. May 3rd. at the Bessie |. Rude
Community Center.
Junior Congregation.
The Junior Congregation have de-
cided to hold services every Friday
hight at the Bessie i. Rude Com
munity Center. Services begin AT sun
set.
SynagOg Board of Trustee
At meeting of the Board, ii WAS
announced that Dr. Philip Hillkowiiz,
was unanimously elected Il member OF
the Beth Ha Medrosh Haogdol, Board
of Trustees.
Denver Hebrew School.
Sessions of the Denver Hebrew
school are held daily between 4 and
:. at the Bessie I. Rude Comwuni,y
Center. Examinations will he held in
u few weeks so that pupils may be
graded for the summer term. .Np-
plications for the summer season may
lie sent in to the Principal, Mr.. NJ.
Levy. 2227 OGDEN street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28


manuscripts will n consideration)
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-04-28
EDITORIALS

JEWISH CALENDAR
of
PuIn Eeas OF Esthe-Tsus-> e
Eiuis.t,
p sover Eight Dsy)--- sat,
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
Los INGLEsE CONsUMEN
AHORA MEN0S. .CARNE

I.ondrns Los ingleses siempre han
sido considerados como los mas gran
des consumidores de earne en- todo el
inundo Declaran los importadores de
la Sociedad' de Carne, que ahora Ell
promedio lie los ingleses consume 33 por
ciento menos c,lrne. que la que consul
mia ailtes de la guerra. A menos
que pueda ser inducido conner car
ne, eI pals tendra que hacer frente a
tai superabundancia de carne, como
hasta ahora nunca la tenido.
Dicen los importadores que el consu
mo anual de carne en- el Reino Undo
antes de la guerra era cerca de
1,SOO.00e toneladas Actualmente sola-
mente es de 100000 toneladas. Ma
nifiestan Que este es debido entera-
mente al alto precio en- que todavfa, Sc
mantiene Ia carne. Los ihgIeses i las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

sQus a. a frumntismes ~ rea.
raatisrne - IN ttmFle aeioF ! ~ ana
tnfcfsneaad ufwAnicn. ~ lsl, - %.
sl,,s,. uu s.sniiisas iasnasslo drpe AZ
cincucuiA cnHos. no hay una cue ~
uniela trnlAIniciito iuteHso. 1so anice
.que I'd. ncccsitn para obiciscF aliyio
complete immediate cs fTstarxc IA
nagse adclorida con Accite de- San aa-
coho. Este e Il mejOr reH,csiio que
existe % mismO para Il neGmatismo
cue para las ncurAlgiAs. Ia eiatica y
q lamhRgo. Como tiene an eStrasr-
dinario poder DC penetration, Obra ms
tanianeanenie. y como es inofensivO
del tOdo. puede aplicarse en- c. alquicr
larie dci cueIIso. sin ieinor de que
irrite nj manche la piel.
mo sufra I'd. mas, COmpre hoy
mismo un frasco de Aceite de San
Iacobo, fricci6nese segin las instruc-
clones respectivas y en- poeos momen-
tos el dolor, la rigidez de los mlsculos
y la hinchazon de las articulaciOnes
habran desaparecido para siempre.
Hace mas de medic siglo que esta pre-
paraci6n sc usa en- todas parties del
mundo con exito extraordinariO. En-
siiyela I'd. y vera por ST mismo que
no existe otra que posea meritO igual.
- Advt. s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

DEcLARAcloN nE loA1Nio.
EN rAEgr.

~ fAkdf.
PoR cOANTO. hsbicndo rTc qiila.
DO 81 aboEado Dun Celrsiino lTsurte
5r. una snoci6n a nenihre de Enriquc
RonSa Rares para que ~ dcclAre . "a
favor q dominic a. Ia tieuioute iinca;
RUSTicA:-RAdicada cn q bayri
-gunm owmAal isp ..VAFTO NANNs-
cipal de Bayamon, compuestn de ricn-
10 vcinte 3 dos c0ersias cuarcnia y M
ceniimos dc tcrrcno. equivaiun;cs a
cuarcnta y ocho hcctareas. once areas,
diez y nucvc ccutiarcss y tres milia-
reas; cOlindante por 81 AoTtc con Nj
cOlas Cruz. Manuel Perez y Compa-
mia Ramon Alvarez; por cl Sur con
Tecla Cancel y Ramon Correa Suce-
sion; por el Este con Miguel Huertas,
Jacinto Mulerc, SUCCESSION de Nicolas
Hernandez y Juan Pedro 'Ayaia; y por
el 0cste con Manuel Reyes y Cleofe
Reyes.
PoR TANTO, Y nabi6ndose ordena-
do por el Honorable Juez de esta cor
te sc publique la prctensi0n por tres
veces en- un periodico de los de ma
yor circulation de los que Sc editan
en- esta ciudad para que los que ten
gan algun derecho real sobre el in
mueble descrito, las personas ignora-
das quienes pdeda perjudicar la ms
cripcion en- general todo el que de-
see oponerse, pueda efectuarlo dentro
del t6rmino de sesenta dias, libro el
presente cn San Juan, Puerto Rico, a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

tn lssln ssita u ala ~ Nuaadsa
. ~ I~s'~uias auu sin sa hrisaaasss
laissiha Iu.~saas . iwassa 90 saiss
ca.afg~ "l1hie- 80 Marssn's asasG.
o. ~llthie' hai.in ssmisarrAwaae ~
lus nrfsssfss las saas i,aiisu fafiasa.
asN,e sus sssssnaus. snaitsin -, disassn
salrsftn sus frliallHftrs ~ gne ,saga
ilnIsssilsle nssauear Hi lafvn ac sn
cAFss h. r~sral. sspas,rsa,disaon gnr
sns heras esgnltan ramindas. lsaisiur
s,nfian ga fsWeir Ia dalm RrInaE ~
siel Vnlsar. que ua estAlaa hs.cha lmra
sesisair tales snlisairs lares ii,lnl,e
la sS'sia ~ hallaha isnsxima. ls'ro
era indiil todo cSfncTzs IsYr llslgar
hasia ella. g impossible resldr anxilia
de- ios l~,s,adures que l'ndies,g qnrrcr
lnesiars'lus. I-,rque las elias ~ nam-
plan en mealaiias de csl'una. q. d'lun
caban Ia imInsil'ilidad de aTroximar-
sr cm un iaic. Qnisierpn disI,arar q
cal,o. larp nunca lugrarn hacerlo lle-
gar IN fTsSia.
Al estuVierna algunas horas. Has
horgs. las 50 i'ersonas que se hallann
cn Il "E.hic". viciido Ia orilla muy
cerca. pero sinticndo la mucr1e cada
veg mis- pr6xilna.pres las olas recha-
zar0'l los dos hotes en que los trim-
liant * pretendieron llevar el ciib0 la
pl1y;. hasta que al captain sc le ocu-
r&6 la idea de confiar esa mission a
Bengal. su gran perro de Terranova.
crantos fueron testigoS actores
de aqucl Intense drama. aseguran
que 10 puede ofrecerse un espectaculO
tan emocionante como el de Bengal.
que, lFevando ch la boca la cuertla
s;ilvadora. nadaba, acercandose Ia
cresta de una ola poderosa unas veccs,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28
~ a cu4Tn ~ nlNFaIE0 nEt
nlkTastW sCuiClAL pK
SAN 4NAN. "a

Easam rsaaes d AWssi&
~ egr ,arsss ~ lns e. 4. rs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

FO3 cCANr0. hahirndo prcscuia-
10 e. Aboeado Don Rafaci Palacios
Roiri ucE. una moci6n a nOmbre De
Doa Enriqae Gonzsilcz Rodriguez pa
~ gre ~ declare a su favor cl domi-
MI a. Ia siruicnts inca:
"BUSrlCA. denosninGda "El La
NJ. radicada en- el harriO del Ca
c;so. del t'rmino municipal de Ia
Carolina, compuesta de doscientas
cincuenta y seis cuerdas de terreno
con veinte y cinco centimos de otra,
equivalcr tes a cien hectareas, Sc
tenta areas y nOventa y una GEN.
tiareas: conteEieado una casa de
MADEIRA para habitaci6n, siendo d.
chos terrenos de vega en- su ma
yor parte, Y algunos quebrados, y
hallandOse So perimetro enclavado
bajo las siguientes colindancias:
por el NOrte, con el rio Grande de
Lola y Don Jose Esteban Saldana
antes, hoy Don Enrique Gonzalez;
por el Este, cor Ia quebrada Truji-
llo; pOr el Sur con tierras de Don
Patricio Sosa antes, hoy Don An
tonic Sosa; y por el 0cste, con
otras de Dona Maria Morales Y ell
mencionado Rio Grande de Loiza."
POR TANTO, Sc hace constar' en-
lichas solicitud que el dominic de di-
tho inmueble pertenece al peticiona-
rio titulo de compra-venta, por ha-
berlo adquirido de su anterior duefio,
Mr.. Thomas G.. Weymouth Yllidge,
segun escritura numero veinte Y cua-
tro, de fecha 10 de Septiembre de
1919, otorgada en- esta Ciudad ante el
Notario Don Luis Llorens Torres, GU
va copia fue inscrita en- cuanto la
cabida de eiento noventa ye nueve
cuerdas con 1862 metros 40centime-
tros con que eonsta registrada dicha
inca al folio sc, del tono 16 de Caro-
Ina, f'finca ntmero 295, inscription Is;
Y >denegada la inscription respecto a
Ia diferentia de cineuenta y seis cuer-
Gas con veihte y cinco' c6ntimOs de
Dtra, por4 no fesuItar inscritas a NOM
bre del vendedor hi de persona algu-
na, habiendose tornado anotacion pre-
ventiva a favor del comprador.'
PoR @CUANTO, aunqhe la referida
fnca aparecia inscrita en- el Registro
de, la Propiedad con una cabida de
cperdas, mensurada aquella
en- Ell ano 1900, resultaron bajo sus
mismas colindancias Y limites DOS
CIENTAS CINCUENTA Y SEIS
CUERDAS con veinte y cinco cent?
mos de otra, que con lasy segregation
hecha por su anterior dueiio Mr.. Way
mouth de una faja de dos metros de
ancho por cuatrocientos treinta cua-
tro de largo>a favor del Municipio de
Carolina, queda reducida hoy una
superfcie de DOSCIENTAS GIN
CUENTA Y SEIS CUERDAS dos cen,
timos de otra, v treinta y cinco me-
tros con 80 centimetros cuadrados.
equiyalentes, a Glen hectareas, sesenta
y dos areas y noyenta v siete centia-
reas.
PoR TANTo, y habi6ndose ordena-
do por ell Hon. Juez de esta Corte Sc
publique la pretension por tres veces
en- un periodico de los de mayor cir
de los que Sc editan en- esta
para que los que 'angan al
gun derecho real sobre ell imueble des-
critic, las personals ignoradas quie-
mes pueda perjudicar la inscription, i
en- general todo Ell que desee opener
Sc, pueda efectuarlo dentro del ter
mino de sesenta dias, libro la presen-
te en- San Juan, P. R., % de Enero
de 1920.
@. Negr6n Saniurjo,
Secretario.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOF
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVO BROM( !
QIIININA sdesvfaa la causa, curande.
tambien La Grippe, Influenza, Palu.
dismo Fiebres. Solo hay un BRO
MO QIJININA.n 80 La firma de E. w.
GROVE vienei CON .cada, cajita.9,s l
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-28

inglesas tambien son. tan afcionados
a Ia carne como nunca, pero no pueden
afrontar el conner tanta como tenfanI
por costumbre.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
PROMOTION FOR
STEAMSHIP men
KNOWN IN NORTH
R. D. Pinneo and E. G. Nc.
Micken Have Larger Re-
sponsibilities with P.S.Co.

Two officials of the Pacific
steamship Company well known in
the North were promoted to higher
nositicns recently when e. G. NC
Micken was eleva ted from the Of
fee of general passenger agent to
that of passenger traffic manager
and r. y. PinDeo from the office of
manager Of the foreign department
TO that of freight traffic manager
,, with jurisdiction over the freight
depo rtment in all routes, foreign
apd ccastwise.
This reorganization was ordered
by Vice President and General Man
ceer A. f. Haines in preparation for
the big increase in business expect
ed next year because of the allo-
cation of five big passengers steam
crs to the corporation for operation
In the foreign trade. With the ad-
dition of these ships, which Will De
| delivered early next year, the Pa
cific Steamship Company will have
| in operation 80 vessels, 18 being
owned by itself and the rest by the
| Shipping Board.
Mr.. Pinneo went with the old
Pacific Coast Company at Seattle In
| 1898 as cashier on the old ocean
cock. Two years later he went to
Skagway and was with the White
Pass Company as chief clerk OF the
traffic department. Later he was
/ promoted to be cashier and account
ant in charge of most of the traffic
for the company. He returned to
the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
nany in 1906 and has been with
them ever since.
! Nc McMicken has been with sew
, eral of the companies operating
steamship lines to Alaska including
the Pacific Clipper Line operating
to Nome, Pacific Alaska Steamship
Company, Northwestern Steamship
! Company, North Pacific Steamship
! Company and Pacific Alaska Navi-
cation Company. He Joined the
force of the Pacific Steamship Com
pany as general passenger agent
in 1915
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
YESTERDAY

NOTE observations Dutch Harbor St.
taken at and Juneau time1.
and at Seattle Portland
p 125th meridian
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
new YORK PLANS
new DoUBLE-DECK
3 TRACK SUBWAY

NEW YORK. Oct 26.-This city
will have new double-decked sub
way running most of the length OF
Manhattan Island If the plans pro-
posed by John H. Delaney, Transit
Construction Commissioner to pro-
vide for the increase ia traffic
in the next rs years are put into
effect.
1t will be necessary to resort to
this double-deck subway construction,
In the opinion of the Commission, be-
cause the congested section of Man
hatten borough has only IL north
and south arteries to serve more
than 1879 cross streets.
His plans call for an eight-track
double-deck line on the west side
Of the city from Battery to 155th
streets running under Eighth and Mis-
sion avenues Only four tracks would
be constructed at first but htese
would be so located that another
fourtrack unit could be built under
or on top of it.
Mr. Delaney also proposes the
building OF another north and south
subway of four to six tracks under
Fifth and Madison Avenues. on the
east side, and extending from the
Battery to the Harlem River. Both
these arteries would have connections
extending to the boroubh of the
Bronx, Brooklin or Rishmond.
The Commissioner advocates the
construction of AZ new single-track
river tunnels AS the present syetem
has "a such tunnels. this would
make total of 76 tunnels.
He says that passenger traffic on
the surface of the main arteries,
north and south or crostown, will
soon have to be discontinued be-
cause the great increase of traffic
of vehicles and pedestrians; with the
result that all passenger traffic
on these streets would be forced
into subways or on elevated lines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
On JuneaM'S
WaferTomt

That the weather is bad and the
tides wrong for halibut fishing is the
word brought to the city by masters
of halibut boats arriving in port re-
Gently from the halibut banks. None
of the new arrivals have brought in
hrge catches.
The Thelma is in port with 5000
pounds of halibut. This is the Thel-
mas first trip out of this port, the
boat having belonged to Petersburg
fishermen up until two weeks ago
when it was bought by Juneau men
and added to the local fleet
The Celtic has a cs"yo of about
1900 pounds of halibut hat will be
rold to some of the loo; fish buyers,
The opening price this morning was
reported to be 1919 and 5 with a
chance that it might be higher be-
fore the day is over.
The Valhalla, after starting for the
fishing banks. has returned to port
with engine trouble and will be held
until the necessary work has been
completed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26

to the leasing of land denied to Jap
anese and permitted to other aliens.
II also applies to the feature of the
initiative which subjects japanese
Japanese minors who own lands to
the guardianship of the public admin
istrator, but exempts other alien min
ors who own lands from such guar
dianship."
The measure has two distinct pur-
poses. according to Mr.. Irish, and
these are; First, to forbid the leasing
of land to Japanese and Chinese;
and, Second. to take land-owning min
ors of those races from the natural
guardianship of parents and commit
them to the control of public admin
istrators."
Concluding his argument to the vot-
ers of California, Mr.. Irish says:
Considered in its effect upon the
land owners of the state, the initia-
tive. under penalty of confiscation,
prohibits them from leasing land to
certain class of persons. If the
state can do that. it can also compel
land owners. under penalty of confis-
cation to lease their lands 10 q GER
tain class Of persons"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
NIGHT SCHOOL OPENS
NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

The Juneau Night School is to
open its term of twenty weeks on
Monday evening, November l. at 7
O'Clock. This school. it is said, will
provide an excellent opportunity to
get training along variety of lines
for those who desire part time school
work
Glasses are to be given particularly
in citizenship, Shorthand, Typewrit-
ing. Bookkeeping, Manual Training,
Sewing, Cooking and any high school
subject for which a sufficient number
enroll, For all citizenship subjects
there is no charge whatever and
text books are furnished free. For
other subjects there is matricull-
ton fee of s. and regular monthly
tuition fee of SO. per month. for each
course requiring four hours instruc-
ton per week. Reading. Language,
Arithmetic, History and Civics. Spell
ing. Penmanship. Hygiene and SAM
tation
Superintendent J. f. LAM has ask
ed that all those who have signified
their intention to enrol. and all
others who may wish to Join the
classes, be on hand for the opening
OF school on next Monday evening
OF O'clock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26

Old papers for sale. 25c. per bum
ale, at Empire office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
ELiHU THOMPSON NOW NAMED
ROSETTA; GOING TO THE SOUTH

The Elihu Thompson. for years in
the Alaska trade, has been renamed
the Rosita in preparation for her
new duties with Peruvian interests
in the South American trade.
The vessel which for years was
engaged in the frozen meat trade
cut of Seattle for Nome and ST
Michael has more recently been run.
ming to Western Alaska for the
North Pacific Sea Products Company
in connection with their whaling
operations.
The Elihu Thompson is now al
the Todd Shipyards at Seattle being
converted from a coal to an oil burn
er and when she leaves the yards
will be the Rosita.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
GOLD ORE ALMOST USED
TO PAVE MONTANA ROAD

ANACONDA, Mont, Oct 26.-The
famed celestial streets of gold came
near having a modest counterpart in
Montana recently whom by the merest
chance a carload of gold ore was saw.
ed from utilization as paving mat
erial for road between Butte and
Anaconda.
The ore had been dumped from
the car and was about to be sent
through the concrete mixer as lime
rock when men hired by the owner to
trace the strayed shipment discover
ed it. 1t was valued at eight TO
nine thousand dollars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-10-26
= RUDIcH CASE DISMISSED

An order dismissing the suit of
Tony Rudich against Bessie Stickney
was entered in the District Court
today on the motion of John B
Marshall. attorney for the plaintiff
IT was stated that the matter had
been settled to the satisfaction of the
principals out Of court. Rudich sued
for some $500 alleged to be due him
on money loaned to the defendant.