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Evening star., 1925-06-03
New Process Gas Ranges
are Lorain.equipped

trimmed You vii Ike hsr pai Ne tr0ukle
keep cleanas wash dish. No uebsse
New Process noted their durability PssAseA
burners give whng fame ~hieh she host
the bottom the cooking ufensa-ne cfh@af Com
pete and modern Ia an details Ask New Process C7es.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

mond L. Moss Of Annapolis and Earl
Williams Of Baltimore.
Armiger was arrested a month ago.
when alleged discrepancies in his ac-
counts were discovered by officials Of
the State auditors department.
Evening star., 1925-06-03

A high-powered radio transmitting
station is to be constructed at Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil, by American, English,
French and German interests.
Evening star., 1925-06-03
ARMIGER Is BAILED.

$4,000 Required for Former ClerA
at House Of Correction.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 8 R.-
William s. Armiger, former financial
Evening star., 1925-06-03

Sweden has three new air lines.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
.Nolyneu1

.n deep wine crepe de chine features the formal and
informal combined giving altogether satisfactory
rock with quaint coored applique that will many
functions. S4o50.
Other lovely things copied from Penle Chanel
Castor join the colectionha the Winter find
youthful society correctly clothed.
Misses cion Fourth floor
Evening star., 1925-10-31
VAN SWERINGEN CASE
TESTIMONY CLOSED
Arguments and Filing of Briefs on
Merger Plan Due Before
End of Year.

Taking of testimony on the Van
Sweringen railroad merger plan end
ed late yesterday before the Inter
state Commerce Commission, which
must hear attorneys arguments and
receive briefs before reaching Il deci-
sion.
The project calls for linking the
Nickel Plate with the Erie. Pere
Marquette. Chesapeake and Ohio and
Hooking Valley railroads in Il single
corporation of more than a billion
dollars capital. 1t has been examined
eXhaustively before the commission
during the hearings. which, with
some intefmissions. have continued
since April
Attorneys who have conducted the
cases for and against the merger
were notified by Commissioner Meyer,
presiding, to file Their briefs. il pos
Sible. before December 10. and to be
prepared TO make the oral arguments
Evening star., 1925-10-31

during the last week of December.
The proposal for unification of the
five roads with more than 5000 miles
of trunk line was advanced by Q. l..
and NJ. j. Van Sweringen Of Cleye-
land, under the consolidation provi-
sions Of the transportation act, and
has been vigorously opposed from it's
inception by a group of Chesapeake
and Ohio minority stockholders with
the assistance of a minority in the
Hooking Valley Co. and others.
In any case before the commission
no such great volume of testimony
and exhibits has ever been presented.
The record now includes some 2,0O0,O 900
words recorded in the examination of
witnesses as well as nearly 400 stats
tical and other exhibits, some of them
many inches thick in paper pages.
Evening star., 1925-10-31
TRADE PACT SIGNED.
Italy and Germany Reach Final
Agreement on Treaty.

ROME, October 81 P).--A treaty
OF commerce and navigation between
Germany and Italy was siGned here
last night By Premier Nussolini ana
Baron Won Neurath. German Am
bassador to the Quirinal. The treaty
is based on moSt-faVored-natloH
treatment. 1t covers all matters re
latinE to commercial and maritime
Intercourse between the two nations.
\ semi official statement issued after
the signing OF the document says it
will lead to an important develop
ment Of the trade of the two coun-
tries and greatly assist in consoli
dating good rela tionS between them.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

Saskatchewan it is considered unlike
iy that the Conservative leader will
he able to obtain his desired ma aioritv
in Parliament, although his party has
succeeded III making great inroads
into the Liberal and Progressive
ranks throughout the country, except
in Quebec.
1t is now considered probable that
in tGe event Mr.. Meigken does not
win the sufficient number OF seats to
give him command in the House Of
Commons Premier King will reopen
Parliament as premier instead of re
signing. lie will, however, confer
with the governor general before he
makes any announcement of his
plans.
Evening star., 1925-10-31

Mar del Plata. Argentina, is to have
IA new Winter resort where "A hotel OF
450 rooms will be built at a cost Of
81 800 900 at once
Evening star., 1925-10-31
LIBERALS GAINING
( IN CANADIAN VOTE
King May Continue as Pre-
mier, as Conservatives
Lead Is Reduced.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OTTAWA, Ontario, October 3l.-
With seven seats in the House OF
Commons still in the doubtful col
umn and the Conservatives short by
six members of clear ma jority.. il
seems probable that not before Mon
lay at the earliest will it be possible
definitely to determine the result of
Thursdays election throughout Can
ada. All the constituencies not yet
heard from are scattered. Some of
hem are in the far northwest. from
which primitive methods are being
'ised to bring in the reports of the
polling. In the Peace River district,
or instance, the only means Of trans
hitting the result of The ballot is by
dog teams.
Conservatives Lead.
Yesterdays late returns showed
only one new change in the earlier
tabulation This was a gain for the
Liberals by the election Of s c. Tobin
II Wetaskiwin. Alberta. Early this
morning the standing of the parties
vas as follows:
Conservatives. III: Liberals. ~;
rrogressives, 20: Labor. >: Independ-
ent, |: doubtful. {.
Neither W. Mackenzie King. pre-
nier and leader of the Liberals. nor
Arthur Meighen, leader OF the Con
Iervatives, has as yet made any
statement of their intentions when
he final vote is in or of their
views for publication. The combined
strength of the low tariff parties
the Liberals and the Progressives-
s 11S, while the total number of Con
9ervatives, or high tariff advocates.
s one less. III. The other candidates
elected are two Laboritts and one
independent.
Tie Vote Is Found.
\ tie vote exists in the dual con
atituency of Queens. Prince Edward
sland. In the remaining doubtful
SeatS in Alberta and Saskatchewan
i've ProgressIves and one Conserva-
rye were leading at last reports.
From the fact that the Conservatives
ere said TO be running behind in
Evening star., 1925-10-31
7 he Debutantes' Frocks
Exact Copies Of
Paris Models

\ outh delightfully."- dominates this sparkling presen-
acknowledging every new and dependable mood Of
the mode after its creation by the famous Par-
sian designers. These charming copies OF the Paris
models have been created especially ior our Special
lied Misses Section = all fashions typcay per
soniiying the desires of Debs and Subdebs for the
season now beginning:
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
Isaac F'incsiiver

lsaac Fincsllver, 30 years old. well
known Denver real estate dealer, died
Tuesday at his home. 323G Lake place,
following an illness of several months
Mr. Finesilver bclueathed some
$1,000 to the various charitable instl-
tuiions In Denver. One of his great
charitable acts was to send recciptcd
bills TO his poorer customers when he
retired some years ago from the groc-
cry business.
He was II member of the Jewish Con
sumptive Relief socicty's board of di-
rcctors fer several years during the
formative period of the organization,
and i, said to have contributed much
financially 10 this institution.
He is survived by his widow, three
daughtcrs-Mrs. II. Il. Galen Of Pitts
'burgh, Pa. Mrs. Samuel H. Conan
and Mrs. Charles G. Wilmorc of Den.
yer, and one son, DIR. John ]. Finesilvcr.
also Of Denver. The funeral will take
place from the Meyer Mortuary parlor.
Friday morning DIR. William s. Fried
man oiliciatcd Interment at Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02

Among the passengers on the Prcsl-
dent Arthur, the first ship to sail di-
rect from an American port to Pale
slime, were Rabbi and Mrs. Sale, Of st
Louis. Dir. Sale went with the object
of viewing the Holy Land for SEN
rimcntnl reasons as well as Of studying
the new Jewish homeland at first hand
The trip 10 Palestine was on the in
viution of the St Louis Zionists, who
presented nr and Mrs Sale with a
substantial sum Of money on the oc-
casion of his 10th anniversary last
August. While in Palestine DR. Sale
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD

Passover arrangements for Jewish
soldiers are now being made 10y the
Denver Branch Of the Jewish Welfare
Board.
The War and Navy Departments
permit soldiers Of the Jewish Faith ia
participate In the celebration Of Pass
over, that members of that faith bc
granted furloughs for such times as
necessary Ia permit them to he ut their
homes, when practicable, or at places
where Sedcr celebrations are held, from
noon, April Z, 1925, until midnight
April 18th, 1925 provided no intcrfcr.
ence with the public service is oc
Casioncd thereby.
Matzoth tunlcavencd bread and
lIaggadahs passover Prayer 'Books)
will he distributed by the Jewish Wei
fare Board. Commanding officers viii
lend assistance to and cooperate with
the representatives of this board In
such distribution.
Any Jewish family desiring to have
u soldier at home for II meal may com
munichte with Chaplain NJ. Shricber
I'ox q, Cap. Hin sta, Denver, Colo
who will gladly arrange It.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
Obituaries
Lena Cohen

Mrs. Louis Cohen, 10 years old died
at the family residence l2iS Humboldt
on Wednesday, April l. Denver Jcwry
will mourn with Mr.. Cohen and sons
over the death OF Mrs. Cohen. She lived
II life Of charity. noblcncss, friend to
The poor and lonely, devoted wife
md an inspiring companion TO her
children. Mrs. Cohen has been SUI
ferrr for years having met with nm
accident some years ago The direct
cause Of her death which came uneX-
pcctcdly was severe attack of the
Flu.
Mrs, Cohen has been resident of
Colorado for sixty years She WIS
Tarricd In New YORK CITY to Mr.. Louis
Cohen They settled first In Central
City and Georgetown. Thirty-hvc years
ago the family moved TO Denver where
they have since resided. She Is sur
vivcd by her husband Louis Cohen. two
sons, Charles l.. Cohen of Pasadena,
Calf, who came TO Denver for the
funeral and Isadurc ID. Cohen residing
In Denver. The funeral Will take
place from the family residence Fri
day, April 3rd at . 80 +. NJ, DIR. VIII
liam $. Friedman Officiating. Inter
ment ut Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
ARGONAUT CLUB

Needless to say the Argonaut Annual
Spring Dance, given at the Coronado
club on March 22, was a huge success
socially and financially. Remarks
drifted around the ballroom, while the
dance was in progress, to the effect
that the music furnished by the Naga.
bond SerpnaderS of WillowcrOft Manor
was indispensable and the best heard
this season. We take this means Of
thanking the Jewish clubs and the pub.
lie In general for the splendid support
they rendered us for this affair
We wish to announce that the Argo.
naut Athletic organization has been
initiated for the summer and we arc
prepared to accept all challenges for
indoor baseball games prior to the reg.
ular league games, which will be in
stituted in the near future Kindly
submit all challenges to Mr.. |. H
Weinberg. 1915 Decatur street, or by
phone Main 511i after . 80 in the
rycnings-L H. W
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
HA! ia! BOYS

Sometime ago n group of young men
met ut the Louise Guldman Commun-
ity Center and organized the Ha Ha !
Boys.
Plans We're discussed for the future.
The club has pledged to support the
center, or amy club. The public is in
vited to attend an evening on the first
Wednesday of each month at our social
night. In Mr.. Cooper, the club has
elected president, who will do all in
his power to make the Ha Ha Boys
an outstanding club. The other of.
ficcrs elected We're Mr.. Rosen. vice.
president Mr. Weisman, secretary Mr.!
Gardenswartz, treasurer: Mr.. Miller.
publicity manager, and Mr.. Luby
sargant at arms. Witch us grow.-B. A.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
T. T. =. GIRLS

Our Scmi-Annual Visitors meeting
was held ut the home Of Miss Sophia
Richman Saturday evening, March rs.
Quite Il number of girls seeking TO he
long We're present. Although you We're
not present at this Visitors meeting
You stlll have time until Apri! IS to
fill out an application blank and be-
long to one of the hest and pcppicst
clubs in Denver. Call Miss Minnie
Ginsbcrg, Champa 35i0W, but call
early as limited number of mem
bers will he taken in.
Quarterly election Of officers will
take place next week and all the mem
bers are urged to be present. Don't
forget, II you wish to he In good and
poppy club, you have an opportunity,
now.-M. II.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
REQ RIO GIRLS

The REQ Rio Girls held their reg.
ular meeting, March % at the home of
Bessie Malbin.
Election of officers took place as fol,
lows president, Bessie Malbin; secre.
tary, Miriam Curse; treasurer, Dora
Gcrtz; investigation committee, Rose
Fink and Marion Orenstein; Miriam
Curse and Dora Gertz, social commit
tee. with cooperation of the members,
the newly elected officers hope TO make
the remainder Of the year the best the
club has been yet.
The club is still open for members.
For further information call Miriam
Curse, Champa 2GiG-W-M. G.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
Y. o. Z. CLUB

Y. q. Y. club take this means Of
thanking every one for their cooper.
alton in helping make Wow" the tire.
mendous success that II was.
A very large crowd turned out to see
Wow" the fourth annual vaudeville
show Of the Y. o. y. club.
At the meeting Monday night, 1t was
decided to play Wow at the ]. c. r. s.
and at the National Hospital, or at any
other place which may want tho
services of the Y %. u. club. l..
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
OPEN MEETING OF JUNIOR
COUNCIL

The open meeting of the Junior
Council to take place this coming sun.
day evening, April 9Th in the asscmly
rooms of Temple Emanuel at s O'Clock
promises TO be one that will interest
and amuse every one present. An un.
usual program will be presented and
those who are participating are work
ing hard to make this meeting one OF
the most successful ever given.
The following program will he given
|. "Columbinc and Harlequin" Misses
Marian Splitter, Florence TOber and
Lassie Goldberg.
,. A Few Blue Moments" with Misses
Jane Mycrson and Martha Ehrllck
3. Jazz Steps by Miss Ida Malbin.
L. The public needs no introduction
to the speaker OF the evening. NJ. A
b. Cowan.
). Vocal selections-Ju Council
Quartettc.
@ Readings by Miss Charlotte Isaacs
who is graduate of the Denver Col
lecc of Fine Speech Arts.
I. Representations of well know
actress, Fanny Brice, Irene Bordonl
Margin Miller, Flo Lewis.
Novelty, singing and dancing act,
will complete the progr,in The publ,
is cordially invited and it is hoped thai
all Interested in the Junior Council
members and their activities will at
tend this open meeting.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
NO PICNIC COMPLETE WITHOUT
A VISIT TO BRODNS' DELICA-
TESSEN

A number of pleasure seekers seated
in n bus hound for an outing in the
glorious mountains near cur city We're
attracted rs the bus approached Fed
eral boulevard by an odor that brought
to their minds a picnic plentifully sup
piled with the delicious delicateSscn
that makes the word outing, a happy
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
Leonard Cohen

Leonard Cohen, 1 years old, young son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Cohen Of 1864
Osccoln. died of influenza after one
days illness ut the Childrcn's Hospital.
lis bright sunny nature and loving
childish companionship will leave the
home of his parents destitute. The
funeral WIS held from Meyers Under
taking parlors Thursday at +. NJ. In
termcnt Golden Hin cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
MONTHLY HADASSAH MEETING

The monthly meeting If the Hadas-
snh was held MHrch 25th at the T. NJ.
Ii. Synagog. An unusually interesting
program opened the meeting. Passages
of the Bible was read by Mrs. Felix
Baum. Mrs Baum rcrited the 12lst
psalm in German. Great enthusiasm
was shown at this meeting, the spirit
of progress that is going ON in Je,
ruSalem aided by the Hadassah mani
Tested itself ut this meeting. Election
uf officers took place.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
Club NeUs
j. u. Y. GIRLS

The J. o. y. Girls announce that their
contest was held March 20. The win
ncr OF the beautiful Bridge lamp, was
Mr.. L. Pollock OF li7o King street.
The proceeds Will so to charity
IL r.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02
In Menoriam

In loving memory of my dear de,
parted son, Raymond ID. Frank. Died
april 9Th, 1918.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02

Men deal with life as children with
their play,
Who frs, misuse, then cast their toys
away. --Cowper
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02

event Seeking for the cause they
looked and to the delight of the picnic
party members. a huge sign "Brodys'
Kosher Delicntessen" attracted their
attention. With n request for the
driver to stop the store was visited and
hungry eyes Toasted ON the wonderful
display of dcliciously arranged counters
of meats, corued beef, tongue, salome,
smoked salmon, wcincrs, sausage and
cheese Of all descriptions. After liberal
purchases the crowd proceeded On their
way anticipating with delight the con
tcmplated lunch purchased at the
Broadys' DclicateSscn Store.-Adv.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1925-04-02

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