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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
TODD Hunting Season Predicted at
thPSuncOok

Fishing has been excellent at Ches-
uncook. Many cartridges and deer
have been seen recently and all pre-
diet a good hunting season.
Those registering at the different
hotels and camps are as follows.
Camp C~hesuncoOk. Gerald Frank OF
Chicago. Clifford Irvine, Richard Da-
Wis and Charles We'll Of New York
who are touring New England: vii
liam eager of Connecticut. A J. Far
rington, photographer of Brewer, and
family. Mr.. Harrington is a special
representative of the Boston Post and
has been taking pictures here and at
Ripogenus Dam. C%hesuncook House.
Judge Coult and family OF New York.
Major Rhodes and sister. Commits
sioner Parsons and family of Augusta.
and various parties going through to
the Allagash. Norman Smith.
Schoppe. and Jos McPhee who are in
the employ OF the Great Northern al
SO a crew working on the new church.
Grindell Inn. Rose Mary Ball. Jessie
Powell Grady and Jessie Tozier. Wash
ington, u. {. William Mcdonald. \.
r.. Garry. Mr.. Strauss OF New York.
Peter Turcotte. Peaks Hill. \. Y. DR..
Stoney OF New York. Paul Brown.
Northeast Garry. Mr.. and Mrs. F. F.
Whitehouse. Yinette Whitehouse. Rob
ert Whitehouse of Unity and Laurence
Weymouth of Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Zimmerman. MIR. and Mrs. Paul
Rossiers. \. Y. Peter and William De
roster, Northeast Carry. Paul Palmer.
Fred W. Aver, Massachusetts. Albert
sullivan and John Eastman of Rock
wood, DR. !. H. Sehnfteur, New York.
Harold Smart. Northeast Carry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Russell of Massa
chusetts are at the Eddy cottage for
several weeks.
Several magazines have been pre-
scented to the Lincoln Memorial Lib
rary by Oliver H. Hull and Rev. y. Il
Hadidian also a large box of bound
books by stanton Pomeroy Of Lev
iston.
Frank Hall has accepted d position
as chef for Horace Gates at rs
camps i'm Canada.
y Larkin club 81 Ten VIZ organized
at the Eddy residence last Waek Ths
members are as follows Nr> Wa
ter 7. Srifh. Mrs Thomas NnlIg8u
Mrs. Robert Eddy Mrs Oliver tlut1
Mrs Dennis LdNas=eHr~. Mr. Jane
Henderson Mrs Charles l. smith.
Hild7 Smith Mrs Benz Bayiuctoa
Almedd MHlliean
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
Are You Going 10 Devils Head

" have had some inquiries at this
Office recently regarding Devils Head
and have accumulated some infOrma-
ton OF value To any IN who purposes
TO 70 there. Devils Head il in the
town Of Harmony. about a miles
from Sko~hegan. There are two
rontes but a. the present time tSep-
TENDER 10. 1924 the one By way Of
Harmony and Mainstream is imprac-
ticable. ] went that way in August
but. since that time. the last tRo miles
OF road has been badly washed.
They tell me that it is almost or quite
impossible. The better oar is IN
doubtedly by way OF Hartland and is
given in Blue Book style as follows:
ROUTE 203
Devils Head via Morrell Pond
90 At S%kowhegan.
81 Malbon's Mills.
50 Four corners, keep on direct
road.
l06 Browns Corner. schoolhouse on
left. Take left hand road.
III Cross roads, keep on direct.
124 Turn left.
1873 Turn right.
15.5 Four corners. turn left.
10 Turn left.
1910 Hartland.
1872 Turn left in village.
2o.1 Fork. bear right.
23.s Schoolhonse, turf left.
25.7 Turn left.
27.h Destination.
OF course one could 90 to Hartland
by way Of Canaan and Sibley Bridge
if preferable. in fact that is the usual
route and would be by all means the
best in rainy weather or just follow
ing a severe storm. The road by
way OF Malbon's Mills and through
The Notch is for the most part good
and is perhaps one mile shorter.
The last end of the road given
above offers some rough travelling
but nothing at all unsafe or impos-
sible.
Going by way of Hartland the trail
to Devils Head leads off to the left.
There is no sign or mark and you
have to watch for it quite closely.
People have turned in a little ways
with automobiles so that it IS a full
width of the car and the mark of the
wheels shows in the soil. 1t is exact
ly at the highest point on the ridge
and there are great areas OF ledge.
The vantage point is perhaps 800 feet
from where you leave the highway.
You can drive our car in about -
feet and turn on the wide smooth sur
face u the ledge.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
II ST. ALRANS
CReceiyed 100 late Tor publicatio

tReceiyed too late for publication
last weekb
\ pure white swallow was seen by
a number of people the other day. II
is not very often one of them is seen
around here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Libby Of
Waterville were visitors at L. 5. Park
ers Sunday.
Horace Narney had a COW break
her leg in the pasture Saturday
night. They dressed her and shipped
the meat 10 Bangor Monday morning
John Libby has a Texas COW dog
which was shipped from Belfast Mon
day morning.
Miss Elya Parker, Miss Allie Neary
and Miss Emma King of New Bed
tords left Camp Adams for home Sat
urday afternoon. They will stop in
Lewiston for a few days on the way
home.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
Ont OF State Guests At lnter,aIe Farm

Among the recent guests at Inter
vale Farm are Judge John II. Perry
and daughter of southport. Conn, and
Or. and Mrs. 7 Loring Ellis of Bridge
port. Conn. They were on their
way to the White Mountains. Mr..
and Mrs. e. II. Gilltland of Philadcl-
phia and Arizona. were also recent
guests mt Tntrryale Farm.
This paper is for sale on all news
stands ut 30 per COPY.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
Of DEAD RIVER
COUNTRY
f disputed Right 81 Way
- l~fssfeld Man. other
Incidents


Ehl.aaH Interesting aitlzte s
rn lls Istah journal tel
Che his WOODS in
l. C.Ha5s
III f.. Is f.4j RIVER ny
{pur ONE of the parry
ta OF TINS htsiat'.
4 g-asH ~ lht Hfst NiiHs anu
t4a #sar r7e8 bthkz anu
II 5e8d #ssaaI. when the nam"
ta#a ttrr# II a'saiAlAeIy
sa- H# #5na"s
Maine #ls said there Is no
stream Ike Dead RIVER j,
[Anlea Hsh leYel ms"do" iah9
ugUls-as quiet as IA mn
d summer da5 1T - sa'a
oHIf flfer 100 northern aaih'
sends is way 10 the sea lh
ure'f aat Aol very many
/ d the #aIth anu moving lu
l. .aafai diistAloh' "a
always restless on us
| va aaH sam'times luroalen'
b at al intervals over rag
M Ts ahi lu me spIliak "
/ Ht.a bui i'eaa iNifet iit
rs "AieIa ie'eh
la Pc sure p"'
'ae moving current 1tn p'
j. mirrors Iu 'oi"
"fetilths'hk trees
I'aNa 9u9lf 0s5 il'
it.I 90,
iN'la oI atoan"
i-''''l souha
#aiis many route
93 ne i'io river '7e1t'y
F' e.# Ia."' slaaS az
~n''9lita' 'i,as
H..e' i.a"s are "'iihi.1 60
h 'ne ms Nasssan
i sell - me u'osi otuu'ii9i ul
afue5aI Jus, oseu
. across me itt.t
p "'a a.I..,'5 o.io" 8. AZ,
a't s3''".' Nu.,u s'
i' hlsis'H'.''s 9u,
".l.4Hs s'' "u' ae"
r,4# 4sfbfng ranids
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
Signs OF Beur Numerous

Signs of bear are very numerous
around Pleasant Ridge parts.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
NOTICE

n accordance pItH Chapter 10. Pub
lie I'D N~ If4z. and &Ifh the consent II
the A-se-s9fa. hereby advertise the
sale Of The f#Mber 6H the Public IGt4
In IL following Plantations FOR the
logging season of 49, and iaz5s Bige-
and The Furks
$EII J. EIDLETTE.
Acting Forest Commissioner
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
DUODECIMO ROUND

Firpo continua sosteniendose, mien-
tras Wills da vueltas alrededor del
ring, tratando de alcanzar Firpo
para conectar un golpe de que pu-
diera resultar knockout. Ell argenti-
no envfa un golpe de derecha pero
Wills contesta con dos uppercut, pro.
pinando luego un formidable goipe
de derecha en- la quijada de Firro.
Este lama una derecha EN- forma dc
martillazo sobre. la cabeza de Willis;
que a su .vez ,responde Con varios
golpes en- los riIones, tocando inme-
diatamente la .campana.
La victoria fue otorgada: a Wills
por decision sin que ell argentine 10
grara en- ningdn round demostrar
su superioridad sobre ell boxeador de
ebano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
NUESTRo sERVICIo DE INFoR
MACION

Con ell objeto de recibir directamen
to Ell servicio de information de esta
sensational pslea, hicimos instalar ea
las oficinas de nuestra Redaccion I'm
aparato cablegrafco conectado direc-
tamente con las. mesas de information
que rodeaban el ring.
Ell servicio nos fue suministrado ror
la acreditada Compafiia cablegrafea
de esta ciudad, 1.-THE West Indies and
Panama Cable Company
Tenenios que hacer IN merecido ho-
nlenaje al distinguido continental. 8 :
fe de dicfa Compafifa en- esta ciu-
dad, Mr.. James Gordon Porter, a
uno de sus mas competentes funciora-
rios, el sefior Eduardo Lopez, quien
en- union del senior Porter hicieron la
installation de este aparato.
Los detalles de la estupenda pelea
eran reeibidos en- nuestra Redaccion
en- los instantes mismos en- que Sc
desarrollaban los incidentes de "a mis-
ma en- los c6Iebres "Boyles 20 Acres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
Harry Wills yenCi6 a FrpO...

Ademas dc este servicio del cai's
TnglGs. tenismos nuestro admirable
servicio dc In United Press que nos
era trasmitido por el Gable "An
America.
En- Ia Plaza do Armas, frente uues
ira piTarra. Sc aglomorarOn Hdilares dc
personals que estuvieron en- constante
expectation esperanto los resultados
dc la pelea.
Tambi6n tcnemos que reconocer Ia
eficecia del scrvicio Tclef6nico que
nos instal6 una linea teief6nica diree-
ia entire nuestra Redacci6n y el edih
clio EN- que teniamos instalada Ia pi-
zarra.
FL joven Antonio Castro. telegrahs
Ia compstentisimO fue quien estuvo
cn nuestra ohcina recibiendo todos los
mensajes podemos decir que 10 hi
20 con una extraordinaria ohciencia.
Nuestras ofcinas estuvieron constsn
tementa invadidas de ndmeroso pnbh
co. la interrninable serio de llama
das telef6nicas nos impidieron infor-
mar con una mayor rApides quc hubie
ramos dcseado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
ENSAYo DE DEFENSA

II vicrncs sc:icmhrc II. 1924 srra
el dia del primer "Ensayo de DEFENSE
efcctuado Dor los Esiados Inid"s d.
America. IT cnsayo de- dcfcnSa csta
reStringido a los limitvs contincntnlcs
dc los EStados Tnidos los Rcelamcn-
tos provecn que todo 90 una partc del
Ejtrcito dc los EstadoS rnidcs pucde
ser include cu 81 Ensayo
Los tres componentes dcl Eierito.
cl Regular. Ia Guariia Nacionnl =
las Rcscryas Organizadas cn los lfnli
tes continentaleS de los Estados Uni
dos cstin intercSados y tomarhn rartc
en- 81 EnSayo
Muchas asociacioneS pafridiicaa y ~
teranas. Y organigacioncs civilcs. coo-
peran con u Gobierno para cfccfuar n
"Ensayo de DcfcuSa cn sc'icmhrc ~
Hay toda evidcncia dr que IN ma.
yor parte de los ciudadanos de EstadoS
Unidos Green on defcnsa adccuada co.
mo un preventive practice dc guerra y
como un factor &c Seguridad en ca~o ,lc
guerra
. La Paz Ia Pairia sou riqmczas
inapreciahlcS quo cs precise aicsorar >
guardian hicn scsuras
TodoS dcbcmos ser csiudianicy d. his.
toria no pcrmaneccr sorios Sus lee
clones. V no dpbcmos tapar nucsiros
ofdos. cerrar nucSiros.oios : callar mes
tras bocas las rcalidades DC boy. Dc-
bemoS "huscar paz y pcfseguirla'
IIabran muchos muy intcTcsanios
sprogrnmas on todas parties dc los -.
tados Tnidos Contincntalcs on 81 dfn
de Ensayo dc Defcnsa III rlan de- De.
fensa seri explicado; habra m6sica IA.
tridtica explicaciones dcl plan mill
tar de defensa local nm dia para In Dc
mostracion del patrioiismo v n Pre-
paraci6n de America.
Todo 10 anterior cs para "conseguir
las hendicioncs de n iibcrtad para
nosotros para nucstra posicridad.
prOveer para Ia dcfcnsa c0mdn 49,. y
promover el bienestnr general"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
EN- LA C0MISION DE SERVICIO
PUBLICO DE- PUERTO RICO
construidas

c00SCru1udS.
La Comisi6n de Servicio PIblico f.
jara la region beneficiada, a manera
de distritos contributivos, en- la for.
ma dispuesta en- Ell articulo de la
Ley no. 50 al terninarse Ell plazo que
por la presente Sc concede hasta ell 81
de diciembre de 1924
Quedarau fuera de dicha region be-.
nedc:ada, sujeta a la imposition de
una contribution especial de una y
tres cuartas parties de una dec!ma del
uno por ciento sobre la propiedad nue.
bic inmucble para el pago del pr1n-
cipal e iatereses de los bonos que sea
necesario emitir para que el Departa-
mento del Interior execute las obras,
rarte de elias, aquellas zonas en- DON
dc Sc halIen propiedades de las compa-
iias que ccnstruyan algunos de los
trayectos aludidos, tasadas por Teso-
rcria como sigue:
No mas de 81 $50 600 para Ia CON-
pa1ia que construya Ell trayecto de
Carolina a Rio Grande.
No mas de ST 400 900 para la que
construya ell trayecto de Rio Grande
ETameyes.
no mas Ge 81 $50. 900 para La que
construya Ell trayecto de Nagnabo- a
Eumacao.
! No mas de 81 200 900 para la que
construya Ell trayecto de Humacao q
Las Fiedras. rss @ y:
+ No mas de 81 OSo. 900 para la que
construya el trayecto de Las Piedras
g Caguas.
no msa de So .02o. 900 para Ia que
construya ell trayecto de Humacao a
yabucoa
Para cualquier otro trayecto par
p. te del m!smo, no enumerado anterior
,nente, O para dos mas de los emu
merados, parte de ellos, Sc sacaran
de la region benefciada las zonas en-
QUO Sc hallen propiedades de la Com
pafiia constructors por valores pro-
porcionales a 10 anteriormete dispues-
to. siendo ell costo del trayecto La Ease
Geterminativa
FL Departamento del Interior debe
construir por ahora solamento los tro-
zos que falten para completar la il
nea de circunvalacion de la region de
Oriente ell trozo Humacao -Yabucoa;
pcro cualquier compania puede solici,
tar allora la autorizaci6n correspon'
diente para la construction explo.
tacion del trayecto desde Yabucoa has
ta Guayama <t
Aunque la Conisi6n aprob6 en- prin.
cipio ell orden de preferencia que su-
giri6 ell ingeniero de la Comisi6n que
" fUsra sconcedido las empresas exis-
tentes para la construction de los dis.
! tintos 1trayectos, dicho orden no. Sc Sc
gura rigurosamente NADIA mas que en-
los casos en- que dos o mas peticiona'
rios hagan simultaneamente Ia misms
solicitud en- igualdad de circunstancias
Las compadias de servicio privadc
existentes en- la region afectada de.
beran sohcitar franquicias para pres
sar servicio pIblico tan pronto como
Sc commence la construction de algu
nos de los trayectos que empalmen sus
lineas con otras de servicio plblicoi
dc 10 contrario, Sc procedera a la ex
propiaci6n de sus propiedades de acuer
do con las leyes, Sc les revocaran 10:
perlnisos de que disfrutan para Ell cru
.ce de earreteras insulares. v, cursos dc
aguas spdblicas, segun Sc juzgare mas
/ eonyenfetite para los intereses de e
Pueblo de Puerto Rico. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
San Juan, Mayo 27, 1924.

De conformidad con las disposicio-
mes de las leges Nos. SO Y 80, aproha-
.aas por la Legislature de Puerto Rico
en- 1921, titnladas, espectiyamente,
LEY para aptorizar la emission de
bonos del Gobierno Insular de Puerto
Rico hasta In cantidad de tres miHones
g 600 000) de d6lares para nevar
cabo la construction de lfneas ferreas
en- la region oriental de. Puerto Rico,
que empalmen las de car&cter plblco
existentes en- dicha region, y para la
compra " srrendamiento de las propie-
dades y yias existentes que sean nece-
sarias para eompletar cl ferrocarrn de
circunva laci5n, /" y f'Ley para autori-
gar al Conisionado del Interior pro-
ceier al estudio Y construction de las
lineas f6rreas necesarias para empal-
mar las lineas actuales de caracter
pd1lico Ell la region oriental de Puer-
TO Rico para adquirir por compra,
arrendamiento appropriation forzo-
sa, cualquier propiedad necesaria al
objeto de esta Icy para exitnir del
pago de contribution cualqu er COM
pafia que construya y expote cual-
quier seeci6n trozo de ferrocarril de
los espcctfcados en- esta ley, a fin de
establecer una linea de ferrocarril de
circnnvalacion, aprobadas en- julio
&c, 1924. la Comisi6n de Servicio Pu-
brco.
ORDENA, anrorizar, como por la
presentes autoriza al comisionado del
1ntcriorSpara proceder la construc-
ci6n de9las lineass ferreas siguientes:
(a) Lfneas que comiehce en- la es-
taci6n de Carolina de la Compaffa de
Ferrocarriless de Puerto Rico, o sus ce-
sionariOs y,llegue hasta la estaci6n do
Mameyes, de la Fajardo Development
Company.
(b) Lineas Que principle en- La ter
minaci6n do La via f6rrea de la Fa-
jardo Development Company en- Ma
guabo y negue hasta La ciudad do
Humacao.
(c) 1inea que partiendo de la ciu-
dad de tIumacao y. pasando por Jun
cos empalnie con oil ferrocarril de la
Caguas Eramway Company, cerca del
kil6metrS 70 de. ldicha Inca, con un
ramal atSan Lorenzo @ s
Cd) Ifnea que principle en- la ciu-
dad de YHuniacao, pase por las juiis-
dicciones de Yabucoa. MaunabO, Pa
tillas y Aleguc. hasta GuayaIna. s@
81 antes de qun plaaOs desc semanas
que Sc ompezara a contar' en- prirnero
dc juniosy terInlnara zen 81 de dicienl-
bve de 1A24s tnluauna de las .companias
ferrocarftleras exlstcfites que puedan
OrganiEaxse al efecto solicita autori-
Eaci6R I4sdiante franquicia concedida
por esta COmisi6n, para la construction
de todaS cualuu!er o cualesquiera de
las secciones o hneas ferroviarias an
tes meneioradas, el Comisionado del
Interior y el Tesorero de Puerto Rico,
de acuerdo va sobre Ell particular, pro-
cederan con toda diligencia a dar cum
plimiento a las referidas leyes.
Cualquier compaiiia de servieio pu-
bico existente o que Sc organize al
efecto cue construya una mas de las
secciones enumeradss en- ell articulo
primerc ,ae IA Ley No. 30, parte de
las mismas qucdara exenta del pago
de contribueiones por diez aiios por q
valor desla tasaci6n hecha para fines
cOntribus.vos, dc las lfneas pOr ella
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12

con ell sol todos los dias y enUuelt1
en- luS D en- gloria, depurtiendo en-
castcHdmo, se1dla7d Siempre los
mortGles la sendG del ideal, de Ia per-
fecci6n u del progresO.
Rafael HERNANDEZ USERA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
UNDECIMo ROUND

Wills logra asestar ~ gore Ge de
recha sobre el cuerpo de Firpo Y uno
de izquierda sobre la cara. Ambos Sc
van al eiinch siendo advertidos por
el referre.
Firpo intenta coa dos golpes de
derecha alcanzar a Wills pero este
sc echa un lado, contestando con
COS fuertes golpes sobre ell cuerpo
de Firpo, quien envia m nuevo gol
pc sobre el cuello de Wills. En- un
clinch que sucede Wills da tres goi-
pes en- el cuerpo dc1su rival, entire
tanto suena la campana.
El round fue de Wills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-09-12
continuation de Ia pagina -

Firpo, quien sc que.a al referee.
Wills envia otro golpe los riiiones
de Firpo, que contesta con uno de
izquierda que lie falla. Harry 'envia
un golpe derecho y fuerte sobre la
barba del argentine, asi como IN
golpe de derecha sobre los rinones.
Firpo propina dos upporcut q la
boca de Wills, pero este le respob-
de con dos ,nuevos golpes so6re slasi
rihones de Firpo, cuyas picrnas en-
piezan a faquear Nuevamente Sc
van. al clinch, siendo el ''Toro de las
Pampas" duramente golpeado on los
rinones. ss a
El rourd fu5 de- Wills.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24
ALL EYES ARE WATCHING

For n good many years Louie Green
wald has worked enthusiastically and
succeeded for the next fellow. The
automobile industry is now watching
for Louie Grcenwald's success or fail
ure. They claim that Mr.. Greenwaid
is the best au. omObile salesman in the
Queen City of the Plains. Now comes
the question whether he can succeed
for himself as well as for others.
Louie Greenwald has succeeded in
selecting the best automobile statesmen
in Denver: Mr.. Ellis Loeb wns the
highest powered Chevrolet saiesma n
for the Wincr Kempter for twO years
MIR. j. G.. Hendrick, the leading Ford
salesman in the city of Denver for the
last eight years: Mr. +. q. Knyser has
been considered the hest Willis Knight
salesman in Salt Lake City, also Mr.
Karl SPENCER. who mt one time was the
star salesman for the MDrmcn ear.
These are the type of men connected
with Mosko- -Greenwald association. ami
with the cooperation of the Denver
public this organization. with Mr.
Grcenwald as the leader, will endeavoi
to become The leading Willis Knight
and Overland dealers in the west.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24

many friends of both parties Mr.. Shut
eran has deemed it advisable to change
the name of the corporation as out
lined above
Mr.. Will j. Woc,ls, for many years an
employee of the government and Il resi-
dent of Colorado is now associated with
this company, who are in position to
serve the public in the same efficient
and reliable manner as in the past.
;i,aving II wen organized sales force with
autos to serve you mt all times.
They are also equipped with steel,
iirc-proIf safety vault system convent
emily located.
Their special department of making
of LIST and 2nd mortgages on Denver
Real Estate has taken its place among
the investment brokers of the city. They
invite the public to visit their office
or call upon them at any time Tor
any information regarding Real Estate.
Loans and Insurance. They represent
some of the largest assurances COM
panics in the country, writing insurance
of every description including fire, au-
tomobilc. plate glass. life, health and
accident and surety bonds
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24
PROMINENT JEWISH REAL
TY COMPANY CHANGES
NAME.

Information has reached the editor
that the Wagman-Shuteran Realty X
Ins. CO.. with offices in the lobby of
the f. X Building at 11th and Curtis
street. has changed the name to the
Shnlcran Realty x Ins. Co, Mr.. Shutter
an having purchased the equity of Mr..
Abncr Wngman some time ago. when
Mr.. Wagman became associated with
the Il. NJ. H.. rs their secretary with
quarters in the Foster Building, and in
order 10 avoid the confusion among the
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24
NUMBER OF JEWISH STU
DENTS DECREASING BE-
CAUSE OF ANTI-SEMITISM
fJewiaA Telegraphic Agency

BuchnreSt-The number OF jewish
students at the University of klausen-
berg has been decreased to one-third
on account of the anti-Semitic move
ment in the university. Only 100 Jew
ish students are registered at the Med
ical School Of the university out of n
total of 634 Last semester the num-
her was 300. AT the School of Science,
only Is Jewish students are registered
out of a total number of 1913.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24
SCHOLARSHIP A w A RID TO
GRADUATE OF H A ID A S.
SAH'S NURSES TRAINING
SCHOOL.

4 years scholarship in Maternity
District Nursing has been conferred
upon Miss Pashist, a Rehobot. Pales-
tine. one of the graduates of the class
of 1923 of the Hadassah Nurses Train
ing School. The schola rship was
granted by the Maternity District
Nursing Association for Palestine. II
group of London ladies' among whom
is Mrs. Joseph Hertz. wife of the Chief
Rabbi Since her graduation, Miss
Pashist has received postgraduate
training in Infant Welfare work and
for the last few months she has render
ed very satisfactory service ns head
of the Infan;; Welfare station at Shaar
Pinnah in Jerusalem.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24

The double ''yod'' in the word form
ed in the Hebrew original. indicates
that the tive impulses. or ''yetzer"
were implanted in man-a good one and
Il bad. (Lev. II NNNiv.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24

\ regular meeting of the Yonng
.IudeanS WAS held N the home of
Minnie GoldStcin. Elcction Of officers
for the ensuing session was ns follows !:
Margaret Goldfarh. president William
Stein. vice-prcsidcnt Florence Gold
farb, secretary; and Maurice Ncta.
treasurer. Al n late hour delicious
luncheon was served. Dancing and
cards were the diversions of the eve
ming.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24

Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Louie
Veta entertained at dinner for the
Immediate family.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24

Mr.. Sam Stark left Friday for Den
Passover with his family.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24

Mr. and Mrs. s. shapiro. 1927 West
21st street entertained group of
friends ut their home sunday evening.
\ variety of games were arranged as
the passfimc and luncheon was served.
Those who were invited to share tho
good time of the evening included: Mr..
aml Mrs. J. Roscnhloom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meadow. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf. Mr.. and
Mrs Brcgman, Mr.. and Mrs. Roscn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-24
Cheyenne Ne,os
BY ABE GoLDsTEIN

Victor Krulal, is spending the Easter
holidays in Denver