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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived March 2i-str Admiral So.
brss from Han Francisco NJ noon. str
Apex from Kstchikau via AuRcortss At
1870 M, afr Pacific from naTtimufs
via ports AZ 7si5 n. M str Iawan from
Boston Via ports NJ 2 a. m, ctr Barbara
q from San Francisco at 1890 a. m.
March 27sir p a Loop from san
Francisco " =, M. cir EluriIKe from
Yokohama via pprts nt 1850 .. M. cir
THllhybiuH from Vancouver via Tacoma
at $50 =. ma u, = L. n r. Heather
from Cusiso at $3.50 g. M, str La Purl.
dina from Los Angeles at p. m. str
TiYorton from Han Francisco nt i.sO
y. m
s=s!sa-&sTuh si-str ia Furisifna for
Olsum Rt 1850 a. M Htr Oduna for Alas.
ka at 1870 n, m. March gg.-str JacoK
for Tacoma Via Everett Mt 3 p. m. bark
W. ~. Flint for Alaska at 2 D. M. str
Margaret Dollar for Vancouver at D. M.
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Propose New Real
Estate Association

The More and Better Homes
Committee" appointed, last week
met Monday and voted TO invite all
organizations interested in home
owning, home building aud home
furnishings to name representatives
TO a More Better Homes assocla.
ton"
Frank c, Jackson, realtor, chair.
man OF the committee. announcing
tho plans said; THE committee
win invite material men, architects
builders, the Real Estate board, the
furniture organizations and building
trades, and other organizations, TO
name representative to act on a
central committee which VIII func.
ton as More and Better Homes
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WHEAT GAINS ON
TRADE BOARD
Other Grains Close Ilregu-
lar; Provisions Weak

CHICAGO. March 60 Missed sem
timont caused an Irregular close ON
tho board ~ trade today wheat
was ahn fply higher, while corn sold
or equally oats held relatively
|frm Deferred options led wheat in
the lairr close
1orn'a pronounced wrhNursH vs.
attributed Go lack Uf outside inter-
est Influences that kept oats rrlb-
lively steady wrru hardly discern
ihle
Provisions finiHhaa dun and love
r. with corn aud weak cables
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
BANK CLE,RINGs
Seattle
Portland Live Stock

heudat iu"fahehs
Cattle Receipts. $50. Tore % market.
higher Steers. good grade. fssauB.
medium i5sfEs9ss eammau. tsit D.
g.T5, rauusrs aai cutters. 500 ass.
hsifsra good G58J&s msIIum ard
common set COWS. good 1880
1st, medium ana rafamaHs $50 fte
tanners and cutters. isEs haiia. can
ucra nnl boioEuas, I7UtTt. calves,
medium and choice ih8 lhs down.
tsSg0l. 100 90 $50 iba. 81 seem.
lioEs Receipts. 5.st9. Tore 81 market.
higher Medium. good aud choice. iFs
20 $40 lbs iitssUttf& 600 % $50
Tbs. itztoat Use. 31a lbs w, sac
ttss. packing, smooth Eeavr. ~ 50 %
n packing rough travY, itsBt1.sa.
slaughter rigs. 80 saufs.7s feeders
and stafkrrs. ii6soBtit1
sheep Receipts zoe Tone ag market.
steady lambs. ~ lbs dawu. medium
% choice iitUtE hssvyuriEnts me-
dium and chal~s IisBit epils and
commons. all weights, Iitgtt, vrtha
Gre iBEtI. pass, common 60 rbaIrs.
f&HIB
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REDUCED LOANS
STIMULATING
Evidence OF Sweeping Llqui-
dation Boosts Mart
WALL STREET JOURNAL rINAN-
IIAI. flI-Atf.M

iAiH NV INV
NEW YORK. March 7t-getulR-
tive sentiment received some en-
cuuraErmcnt iu tho opening dealings
to-day from thr announcement made
by Dow JDu0h that reduction ~
approximately $500 BOO 600 tn bruk.
-fHgr loans had resulted frum The
current decline IN the stock market
brinEius the total down 20 $500.
600 600 against the recent hish nr
~. TOO. 100000
This evidence 81 the sweeping e4.
tent nr the liquidation Impaired a
atoAdirr tone 60 the general list aud
small frroyrtirH were recorded by
som ~ ~ leading stocks
Baldwin rcbrund~l nearly a point
20 llEa American Can gained 4
90 JOS z and Pan. American - gained
= 90 7sB
stocks opened irregular Amsri.
can Can 1853 ar 4 EWdshakFr.
i2 ~ or 3. New Haven. 90. or =
Cast Iron Pipe lSl General Flee
trir sSs. ar = General Motors
esh.. or = Radio. ipts. up = Con.
snlldalsd GHs Tbb or =: e. e.
steel iiSs ran-Amrfiran n. 7st.. up
= Southern Railway t4a. or &C.
Baldwin Locomotive. iiTs. up 2. .
Anaconda a7A, on = Sinclair.
1885,, or =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

People can solve crossword pun
zles easier with a copy Of the New
Universities Dictionary which Is
being offered 10 readers by The
Seattle Star for % cents, and three
coupons such as the one printed
today on page :.
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Confederate Veteran
SO Years Old, Dies

oc,avius c, Meyers, SIS. veteran OF
tho Confederate army and command.
or of tho John b. Gordon camp OF
Confederate Veterans. died at his
home, loi2 Queen Anne ave. Mon.
day Funeral services were TO be
held at 2 p. m. Tuesday. at the
Washington Cremation socicty's par.
lors. Meyers was member Of a
Georgia artillery regiment and
served until the battle of Nashville.
where he was captured and put into
n Northern prison until the war
ended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
sPENNER-At All NeIroSs Ave
Marine Corps Man
Here for TRAINING

Attached to the Boeing Airpla
factory here for the purpose of geS>l
ting special instruction in welding.
First Sergeant Earle j. Zalanka, of
the United States marine corps, ar
rived in Seattle this morning. He
expects the work viii keep him
in the city for four or five months.
He stated that other members of
tho corps probably will be assigned
TO the factory for different courses
in connection with the air service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

s, ~. Fleming, assistant superin.
tendont OF schools, will speak at tho
regular meeting OF the Exchange
club, Wednesday noon at tho Cham.
Der of Commerce building. Mrs
Rose Cole Boottigor will sing song
written by herself, called Hall
Washington"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
CHAMPION MOWERS

BOSTON. - Moving companies
would be rich Il everybody was like
John Tufts. lie and his wife have
moved four times in the IS months
they have been married His wife is
now suing Tor separate maIntenancn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
Alaska Vessels

JUSEAu--S Sailed. March 2s.--str JEFF
fcrson. southbouud NJ II p, M.
PETBHBBURG--Sa Sailed. March "a
Str Jefferson. northbound. at n m.
CoRDoYA-Salled. March 7a.-str
Northwestern. southbouud. At II n. m,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
Chicago Board OF Trade
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, March ForpirH 81
change opened steady HisTitRs iifTs
francs % eSlBsE lire. teIh8tosts. Hell
slum. '90G0gs marks sIsa cEsfhu.
Greece. t0ni5E
ForriEn exchange closed irregular De.
mAud sterling. ttTfa up = francs.
tp,osgaA. zap 50 oo8iA lire. tbutssA
OF 50 4cap Belgium. qSeFA Up
20 oaoaa marks. $50. holland, sBsE on
% opbt. Russia, SIS iiDukaoHE. st4 (.
Shanghai. TsA Yokohama. ttNz Hnsd
en-. .8ps SsfaAy. 1858. up t0.oobis
Mop'rrai Fo-3s38sst, uFp~sr. Sc gtJs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

Lothrop Stoddard, author
Of "The Rising Tide of Col
orr and other books Of world
political interest, who wilL
lecture Saturday night at the
Y. ". c. A. on "The Present
Situation in Europe" Dur
ing the past year Mr.. Stod-
dard has met all Of the poll
tical leaders Of Europe and
Asia, including CIemenceau
of France, BeHes Of Czecho-
Slorahia, Mussolini Of Italy,
Rivera Of Spain, the present
leaders Of Germany, S1Ditzer-
land, Austria-HungGry, Jugo-
SldUid, Bulgaria, Turken,
Syria, Palestine, Egypt and
TranS-JorddHid.
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Monday. OustatisD.

hundHN = Quotations
Butter cube extras tEr- standards
iah prime f,ruta ti9u firstss CSC
tEss EAtraa Eer. frsts. 1tD. puliets
gpr, current rsrsipts 81 Scs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
Seattle Wheat

80 1 soft white. ti,sp. No : western
white. if.ss No ! hard winter. iiss.
80, northern spring. 81 50. No vest
srn white iiss No / big blue stem.
it.91,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
MAD DOG CAMPAIGN

TOKYO Because more than BOO
persons here were bitten by mad
dogs last year the police have OF.
derod all owners OF dogs 70 have
them examined for trucca OF hydro,
phnhln
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Weather Bureau Report

especial from the 4. s. Weather Bureau
TAToosH ISLAND. March z4.--ssao
a. M Barometer rising. rain and mist
sind south, - miles an hour
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Mondays Quotations
sugar Quiet Raw tt1lt refined. qulJt
sranulatcd ttH6gp
Coffee No. RIO. 7lhHt So saptuH,
gtusaEr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

DO YOU want to sell your auto.
mobile? The Star Want Ads can
help YOU. Tho cost is less, thS
circulation larger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
Pour. DRAIN. irrD
VEGETABLES
rrice- rnid Whoie.al, Dealers
Quotations b, Pioneer rruit & Produce

The prices given are those made TO
rr,aIl dealers by wholesalers with
few seasonal exceptions, prices 90 rTa.
ducesH can be figured by dnduetiuE In.
cost Of transportation TO Seattle and
approximately Is per cent for hauling.
storage and selling COST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
" tDNtSnAh
AIAIlI o.

" F1TV F1THNN
MARC 70
t1rst High tide
i3f a. m 49, ~
first Low Tide
ttttt a n ~ a.
second High flwr
80 D. m if0 a.
second ! ovs Tide
lltt1 p M - q.
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle

TUESDAY
MARCH II
FIRST High Tide
ls5f a m. III a.
flrst Low Tide
N es a m IS ~
second High Tide
$50 p m. 100 n
Second Low Tide
% .os ., m. is r.
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Cash Wheat
Portland Produce

CHICAGO MaryH sg-tash wheat
40. . hard tlHBs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24

HERES a puzzle that Is restful,
IL because Il Is simple: a relief
from enc series OF difficult puzzles
that have been coming your way OF
late.
HORIZONTAL
/. However. Notwithstanding the
fact that tadyerbl,
s. Looking glass,
il Ages.
Il. High priest Of Israel who trained
samuel
~. Edge Of roof
IL, Mimic,
rs. Twelve dozen,
is. Instrument Tor writing
-. Point OF compass.
20. Constellation,
81. Digit OF the foot.
-. Direction between Europe and
North Pole.
"a. Identical
IS. Trees OF genus Ulmus,
-. To drink dog fashion,
-. Polite form OF addressing a man.
81. Possesses.
-. Remainder
81, Within short time.
IS Meadow.
IS. Given TO eat
IS. Queer.
40. Flower that blooms In June,
~. Tide, backwards,
-. Toward.
IS. Nothing.
~. Negau,c adyerbial particle.
SO Mother
81 Night.
81, To oyerlay with a metal
IS. Friend.
SIS, Roman emperor twho fddled
while Rome ournedl,
SIS. Before.
So. Cavity.
30. Sold
81. More profound
VERTICAL
l. Plant used TO raise nap on cloth.
,. Trust.
J. \ unit
I. Personal pronOun.
5. Men OF yalOr.
s. \ title Of courtesy prefiSed 70
name Of man.
:. Note Ia scale.
8. Tap on door.
.. The baking part OF your stove
10. Resumes.
il. Besold
is. Jewel
IL. Sun
20. Sixth note in scale.
-. Printers measure.
-. a weapon with long shaft used
in war
IS. What you can do with a gun.
2s. Part Of 10 be.
90. Frozen water
81. Conjunction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
MISTAKEN APPLAUSE

HfNI fhfsN NFFIAfINE
NiENSA.-F'ricnds Of Fritz Krels.
Ter tells OF an experience OF tho great
violinis, when he was playing before
the former sultan Of Turkey A. he
played the SULTAN started clapplng
his hands Krcisicr thought this
was applause and kept on playing
until an attendant rushed up and
asked. DO you want TO b. bchcadcd?
The sultan wants you 10 stop
playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
DEALERS FEAR.
EGG SLUMP
Cattle and Hog Markets
Are Higher tuesday

Heavy storing ~ eggs IL necrssary
10 hep the market from flumplnE
due 20 n weak tone Ia The East Now
York buyers are offering only 32H
lu fresh new cases Dealers fear
lushsH next fan m the price drrllnTr,
hs heavy storaE has been made az
going quotations.
The cattle market WAS stronger
Turnday ON bulls. and choice COWS
and hFifrTH
The hog market was up 3bc again
Tues lay, o. flis8 Tor top huEs. ono
~ the highest polutn yet reached,
Prime lambs were slightly weaker
Fresh creamery butter iH coming
from California attracted by tho
higher prize here lWth the grazing
season AZ hand dealers briirvr tho
local output viii increase tD d point
whore ~ VIII be unrneefary 90 Inn
NrFf The fFUaUaF
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Receipts. sIs cattle. aFo hogs. steady
Quotations at tnion stock Yards.
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Attorneys-at-I4aw

Attorneys at-Law
Russell r. Farrell. Lawyer. sas Dex-
Yer Horton. All cases. Advice free.
WIN 7. G. BALL 2i5 Burke Bid. aos
.-i no. Al cases. Fee mod. MA in-73os
ADElCE free. Joseph Allen. lawyer.
!. Sases. sos Leary Bid. Ell iot-5gs5
Electric Machinery
BuY-seil--rent. i Il. D. Ss50. etc.
w. w MoNTELIus PRICE CO. Seattle
optieian and Op,ometrist
DIR EDMUNDs. Fraser Paterson Co.
SEE ME AND SEE BETTER
IT y. - Kramer. sos Sea board gS.s
Piano Tuners
TUNING. g. John strom. ia st-0Ssi
Patent Attorneys
F. p. CORN. Patent Attorney Pat
ents secured. developed and sold.
ses-s-I Central Bldg Seattle,
Mn in-o5e0: 500 i st. n. w. WASH
lnEton, -. c,
MASON. Fenwick. Lawrence. cstab-
Ilshed 1861 Advice and booklet
free. ts2 Burke Bldg
Monuments
PUGET SOUND Marble q Granite Co,
Ist and Virginia. Established 1874.
Physicians, Surgeons
ANN JANE FINLAY, midwife Estate
registercd); residence ga4O East
lake ave. CA pItl-4ss5.
DR. ANGUS, Suite 400 Pantages BID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
FUNERAL NOTICES

BENJAMIN NELsoN-BeioYed hus-
band of Anna Nelson, died at his
home, 65I2 10th ave. y. w, March
%, 1925, his age being 20 years
Besides his widow he leaves 10
mourn him three sons, Albert $.
OF CentTalia, Wash: Earl r., OF
Portland. Ore: Glen o.. OF Auburn.
Wash, and Mrs. Rosa Pader. OF
Seattle
Funeral services will take place
tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
the Mittelstadt Funeral Parlors.
iaeh Market ST, Interment Crown
Hin cemetery,
sPENNER-At al Meirose Ave N
March %, 1925. beloved infant son
OF Mrs. II, J, spencer
Funeral services Wednesday. q
p M. Cremation. Home Undertake
ing Co.
BARTELs-At 66si Fauntieroy ave.
March 90, 1926. PAUL r. BARTEL.S,
aged az, beloved brother OF Chas.
w. Bartcls
Funeral services. S p. m. today.
Cremation. Home Undertaking Co.
MAJoR-At 1903 Mcclellan :,
IRENE MCCLELLAN. age IS years
Beloved wife OF r Howard Major
Announcement later. Home I'm
dertalting Co.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Quotations ~ frTr, ur0s,
Prices Paid shippers, cts delivery,
Prices In country. cases returned &c Tres
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rrio-. Paid uboIs.sls Dealer.

Nlish hNb tHiAh
Quotations by Min Distrlbutors Atsn.
hilk -tNts rob Hsattis supply saG
y . n raHdsnEory ..,..,.. 1875
sweet Cream Z o. b. station 81
BUTTER AND CHEESE
ffire. Paid Wholesale Dealers
country creamery. rHtras ..s. eco -
Local prints wrapped sB..s... 40
cheese rilianoek Triplsis ., 30
Nhsh EripIsis ..s.s ..sss..ss .3i0 IS
Uutt~rfAt--
\ grade, BssIiis delivery. .u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-24
WHOLESALE FISH
Fresh Fish, per III.

Eastern seIoct-+Gnl, cRnHU.D,
do, count s,,pttrss.,
niVfnnIa6 ....
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
COlfax AllStars
ID. $. II. ALUMNI

The first annual dance of the ID. s.
IL. Alumni, in honor of the board of
directors of the home, was held Sun
day evening. April 18th, In the Louis
Stern bail room of the home. Quite n
number were in attendance, and many
old friendships between the directors
and Alumni were renewed
one of the features OF the evening
was a ."Sher." Mr.. and Mrs. LOrber
contributed their full share of laughter
and dancing to the occasion, MS did
Mrs. Wlllens, Mrs. Lifshutz, DIR. and
Mrs. Morris. DR.. Gerson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimes and many others. AlthO Mr.,
ana Mrs Robinson Mr.. nnd Mrs. Luhy,
Mr. and Mrs. Brodsky did not dance,
they did their duty in making way with
the refreshments, which included pass
over candy from Palestine.
The dance committee wish to thank
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Cohen for their
work in making the dance Il success,
and II was II success because We were
able to persuade Mr.. Cohen to dance.
A J. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
ORIOLES

nv 'rio'es won trpe-hehhcr
Wednesday, April To- ny "eie'lihs the
hehr Jrs. III d"hb'e-hender ANA
eahr against the Ali-star il'hups'
Inc hrst game was hcld ON the orlolc
ero'llus' AT itth ana ir'ihG streets
ueehtlhg the bear Juniors w. Inc
ient"re OF the game was me pitchii's
oil sihhheer Duhitz' striR'he OUT thir-
teen beirs ana only allowing NV" mus
III the second game against the flck-
UPS me otl"ts won oo' IN IN extra
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
COLORADO MADE GOODS

The members Of the executive board
of the Colorado Made Goods Club met
at the Auditorium for their regular
meeting, Tues,lny. April 7th, with the
chairman, Mrs. e. II. Morian, prcsid.
ing.
Mrs DcNio, chairman Of the mcm-
hcrshlp committee brought new sus.
tanning members. Mr. f. q. Boniils,
OF the Denver Post, McI'hee nnd Me
.Ginnity, ind the l,nT's Candy Com
runy.
Dr. e, j. Meyer of the Garden Pro
tlucc Company of Granny, Colo, was n
guest and gave an Informal talk. He
told of the various ways of helping
to carry ON our work in the smaller
towns Of Colorado.
The next meeting will he the regular
quarterly meeting, Tuesday, April Dist
at Knight Cnmpbcils Music Company.
There viii he II board meeting at 10
a. NJ. and an open meeting at 2:3O
T. NJ. to which you and your friends
are invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
and Mathcmatis announces his donation
of S10O,OOO for the erection of build

and Mathematis announces his donation
of Sl0O,OO0 for the erection of a build
ing to house this department.
DR. Julian Morsenstern. president of
the Hebrew Union College of Clncin-
natl, participating in n celebration on
this occasion in Cincinnati stated :
We should not fall into the error of
! thinking that "A magical force will be
cNcrtcd by this university and that it
will automatically solve all of our
lproblems. Rather is the opening of
this school time for greater watch
iulncss on our part and II more de
itermined striving for the ideals that
have contributed 50 great a share of
thc worlds store of knowledge"
Cables received from all parts Of the
world tell of the tremendous en-
thusiasm displayed by the various Jew
ish communities and the expressions of
sympathy and endorsement given on
this occasion by the representatives of
even such governments which are
otherwise not known to he to philo-
Semitic The Government of Poland
for instance, donates nine thousand
volumes on Jewish subjects, packs them
in elaborate cases and sends them with
Il special delegate to Jerusalem under
the inscription From the Polish Gov
ernment to the Hebrew University"
Thirty thousand Jews demonstrate
| in the streets of New York and the
metropolitan newspapers find it II uni
que expression of enthusiasm and
pride 80 long denied to this race"
/ .Irhn f. Hylan, mayor of New York
takes the occasion to cable to the He
brew University celebration his greet
| mgs in behalf of the largest Jewish
city"
| DR.. Stephen s. Wise. the irreconcilibe
| Independent. ut the celebration of the
| haitian Opera House declares his re-
turn to the ranks of the Zionist
movement, declaring il the duty Of
every American Jew to perceive the
solemn challenge of the Hebrew Unit
versily closing, thus, the chapter Of
| the scCcssions of the Brandcis group,
Jassmovsky, New York cantor.
compOScs n new score on Isaiah :
prophecy on the ''V'haynh B'acln'fth
Ha yumim,' incorporating into the
composition all the dreams and cypec-
tations of those who have, for cen
tures dreamed with lsainh. repeating
\ his memorable words and it becomes n
popular piece of old and new Jewish
music
/ Verify, new epoch seems to he
duwnmg
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
GREGOR CHERNIAVSkY TO
SING AT OPEN MEETING
OF JEWISH WON E N S
COUNCIL,

The third of family of nine, was
born in 1856 in Odessa. Russia. His
first instruction on the violin was given
him by his father. At the age of four
teen his violin playing in Petrograd
was II tremendous success, earning him
entrance and n scholarship ut the I'm
pcrial Russian Conservatory of Petro-
grad.
For eight years. from 1900 to 1905.
lac was Il pupil Of the world renowned
teacher. Leopold Aucr. at the Imperial
Conservatory, Petrograd, Russia.
Mischa Elman, Efrcm Iimbalist and
many other brilliant pupils studied
with fine master at the same time in
the period known ms Auer's Golden
Age. Mr.. ChcrniUsky, ut his gradu-
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
JUNIOR (YN NCIi.

one Of the most interesting and i'm
portnnt meetings Of the Junior Coun-
Gil was held on the evening of sun
day, April 9th. in the yestry rooms of
Temple Emanuel. in the form Of n
vaudeville.
Council are always looked forward tn
becuusc they promise something new
ana novel each yenr.
The plnylct presented by Misses
Myriam Splitter, and Florence Tober
must receive special mention 1t was
very cler"rly staged aud received n
great deal Of applause,
The Junior Council quartette, the
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
PHILIP WATTENBURG, NEW
YORK BUSINESS MAN, DO
MATES 100000 FOR EREC-
TON OF EfNSTEIN INSII-
TUTE.

,JcruSalem-ThcD Department Of Ply
sizes and Mathematics which VIII he
named after Albert Einstein and Lord
Enlfnur the foundation stone for which
WIS laid yesterday on Mount Scopus,
will SHORTLY be erected, through the
generosity of Philip Wattcrnhurg, New
York business man, who attended the
exercises of the opening of the He
brew University.
Mr. Wattenhurg announced his do
nntion of 100000 fo the immediate
cectiom of the building to house the
department.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
THE RAINBOW LANE GIRLS

The Rainbow Lane Girls was organiz-
cd short while ago with sroup of
. girls.
our club is out for social activities
and sports.
Our regular meeting WAS held Sat
urday evening at the home of Deena
Greer.
and the meeting adjourned followed by
Il short social hour.
Denham theatre party was enjoy
ed by all the girls Sunday afternoon.
&C. r. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-16
OUR NEW YORK LETTER
Echoes of Mount Scopus

And II shall come to pass in the
last days, that the mountain Of the
Lords house shall be established in the
top of the mountains. and shall be eX-
allied above the hills: and all nations
shall flow until it.
and many people shall go and say,
come We. and let us 90 up to the
mountain of the Lord, to the house of
The God of Jacob; and he will teach
his paths: for out of Zion shall go
forth the law, and the word of the
Lord from Jerusalem.
"And he shall judge among the ma
lions. and shall rcbukc many people,
and they shall beat their swords into
plowslures and their spears into prun-
ingliooks; nation shall not lift up
sword against nation. neither shall they
leurn war any more.
80 house of Jacob, come We, aud let
us walk in the light of the Lord
So visioned Isaiah. the son of Amoz.
in the days Of Uzziah. lothian, Ohaz
and llezckiah. kings OF Judah.
I'm the presence OF representatives OF
tiftS-twn universities and nearly all the
members of the League Of Nations,
whit is termed the Hebrew University
was dedicated on Mount Scopus on
April /.
At the close of the celebrations
which, II spite ot pessihllstlc eNpec-
tationS, passed peaceiliiiN Ut. NeH'
mann on behalf of the Zionist ENecl-
tive in Jerusalem presented Lord Bal
-four with parchment scroll On which
We're Inscribed the text OF Ezra ana
Nehemiah, the twn historical records
of the Bible describing what might be
termed the "Buitour Declaration OF
Cyrus, King of Persia on lie return of
the Jewish people from BnbNlon to
Palestine and the struggle OF the iirst
pioneers under the administration Of
Nehemiah the first High Commits