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Evening star., 1925-05-18
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED

In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular mat
fer, it is expressly understood and
agreed that all such matter will
be withheld, as far as possible, by
The Star. Only bona fde answers
to advertisements addressed to
box numbers in care of The Star
will be delivered to advertisers on
presentation of the box number
ticket.
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UEIP-NALE AND FFNIAIE

MEN AND wOMEN-If YOU feel capable of
earning Sl00 weekly selling real estate. call
and see US. Free office space. telephone and
Stenog. service. Our statesmen average over
So 600 year: need not interfere with pres
ent employment TO start. A. NJ. Sheppard.
6lO Bond Bldg
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PAPERHANGING. rooms. 81 80 up. interior
and exterior painting at lowest prices. Metro
politan Dec. Co. i27 G. NV. Ph. Fr. 500
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING AT
reasonable prices: best workmanship and
material. J. Robbins ga Seaton pl. ne
North I4q2-R 22'
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NEW PIANOS FOR OLD-Let me rebuild
your piano with new action mechanism, ac-
curately and musicaly correct. at fraction
of the cost of cheap new one and Infinitely
better. d. g. PFEIFFER. 1910 G st. Estab-
liEhed % years.
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-. ~ I'pEh Hsnt touring, - D 80 cash
En1aH weekly payments. Columbia 1868. 1Ss
1925 HUDSON COACH-Every extra The
Auto Mart. 18th and Kalorsma I'd. Adams
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DOGS. PETS. ETC,

CUTE little male Poodle. reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 152-U. Star office.
RAINBOW TROPICAL FISH-Trfo @ males
j femalel complete with globe, So; very at
tractive. Athertons, 33S Indiana ave. 21s
PONY: beautiful small Shetland harness
and wagon: very gentle ard saddle broken
Apply between l and s pm. at Alb East
Capitol st.
KITTENS beautiful pedigreed Persians
white, cream and blue: SIS. 725 22nd st.
FOX HOUND PUPPIES for sale--will
make good night dogs; eight weeks old. 205
lGth II. ne. 1Ss
FOR SALE-Bostons. Eshimos, for terriers
poodles. police and collie pups; also gold
SCHMID's PET EMPORIUM,
7l2 18th st. NV.
pOMERAEIAN PUPPIES ana grown stock
in brown. also orange sable. from imported
specimens: guaranteed miniature stock; $40
up. Dronore Kennels. 22O7 WestTood ave,
baltimore, Nd. 2ls
DR. H. A. LOCKES
DOG AND CAT HOSPITAL.
a12i 18th ST. NV. COL. 574 and 3107
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HELP-MALE.

sII-I4 WRlJER-Young man; must write
lam. fast hand; give age. experience ana
a1ary expected Address Box 31@-u, Star
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PAINTS-Clean up-paint up-save up ,
This Is your opportunity for some real econ
only. Just received carload of paint-al
colors-guaranteed results Lowest price in
town--gallon. S2.25. Washington Salvage
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

LOT OF TERRA GOTTA PIPE; exceptio
ally low price. Hyattsville s15F-2. q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STOCK & FIXTURES in nearby county town
store: will give s-year lease at $50 month
Price, 81 600. money maker for right
party. Austin NJ. Cooper $50 llth st NV
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in grocery and meats.
10"
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PAINTING. house painting. floor finishing
by skilled mechanics at reasonable prices
Paul Serene, 1872 lst ST. NV. Tel y. 6i1S
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YOUNG WOMAN will drive 1ady's ear by
hour. day or week; also instruct. Lincoln
a264-J. 49,
EASY, FASCINATING SHORT COURSE TO
learn, telephone switchboard operating; new
class forming May Is; enroll now. oxford
Bldg. cor. l4th bet. \. y ave. and II.
TYPEWRITING. TOUCH SYSTEM COM
plete in eight weeks. Jenifer College (coi-
oredl, 1243 y. J. ave. W. Franklin lOu1T.
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BUSINESS property and ground salesman.
Established real estate Office has opening
tor wide-awake salesman with these Guah-
hcatons. All replies VIII be treated as CON
ndential Address Box 32l-C. star office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

BEAUTY CULTURE TAUGHT-ROOM FOR
few more pupils: classes morning. after
noon and night; French marcel: subjects
furnished. Dorothy Coftey Beauty Shop,
1923 14th st. NV. Tel. f. 10l4l. 49,
S135 1st month (ApriD or OF your
school" Short courses; high standards: grad
yates best paid. Pos. for grad. or refund
BOYD SCHOOL, 1888 -. NJ. 2S76. 20
AUTO DRYING LESSONS PRIVATELY
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LATHERS-WOOD.

COLLECTOR-For permanent
position, young man thoroughly
experienced in the collection OF
'installment accounts; must know
city and be neat in appearance !;
must have own car. Give refer
cuces in first letter and salary to
start. All replies confidential.
Address Box 34-U. Star office.
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CARPENTERS-Expe steady, work
Harlan pL. Takonla Park. u. c., between
= and q mornings
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Civil Service Examinations.

Special course for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ex-
sninations. days and nights each wk.
Tuition So per mo New classes beginning
this week at greatly reduced tuition rate
1or post Office exam. for police force. for
1iremen and general clerical. Begin today.
The Civil Service Preparatory School Sc.
Gar. 18th aaa i ma. Pin. Fr. 9QSU.
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BOY to drive light delivery. 5532 Conn.
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CHAUFFEURS, for taxicabs. Apply to Alt
man, Metropolitan Club, between L ana o.
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MANIFEST class, for carpet &
rug cleaning. Apply Arcade
Sunshine Co, 7l3 Lamont st.
NV.
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CARPENTERS tnon-unIon, whItel; good
trim hands. Corner OF 4th and Adams SITS.
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NASH
~ ND1I.
YOUR CHANCE

OON OII-1NNL-
to own a good, late model Oak
land has been made greater
since we have been appointed
Nash" Distributors.
Not merely sale" but hon
est and genuine reductions and
a special 3,0OO-mile guarantee"
to cover your purchase.
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LOT Statesmen.

nfice handling high-class subdivision de-
e,res two more reliable, aggressive statesmen
with previous record OF success. Must be
eyperienCed and have car. This is "A posi-
tion requiring hard work but offering good
returns. Commission basis only. In writ
ing give full experience. Address Box 2S7-T,
Star Office 26s
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CHAUFFEURS wanted with
identification card and reference !;
increased commissions. Apply
taxi office, Wardman Park Ho-
tel.
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WILLYS-ST. CLAIRE COUPE, 1873; pas
senser: good mechanical condition: newly
painted; extra tire: 81 $50: terms; no
IN ance charge. Marmon Agency 1923 Conn
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GENTLEMEN earn while you learn: instruc-
unn in life insurance free Tuesday. Ihufs-
DAY nights. for one hour: SIX weeks. con
tracts given those who qualify: one OF Inc
largest insurance companies. competent m
strUctor. Address Box 2S5-T. star Office
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Roy. white, for grocery store; reference.
Hu01 First 81. NV.
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MEN

III YOU want 10 connect with n reputable
company. one that Will give you every pos
eible assistance to increase your earnings
ability along progressive lines in a nationally
known organization, whose business is in
Is the most liberal of any similar businesses
IN tfie United States.
Wide-awake men. who want to e..n more
money and establish themselves in a perma-
ueut business. apply at once. Airway, sec
oud door, Insurance Bldg, 18th and Eye sts.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

LEARN BARBER TRADE.
Quick. Prepare, for big Spring. Summer
rush Big pay. clean. easy work. Steady
SnhnnI S17 e. Bnltinnre st. Baltin1ore Nd
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTER
Thoroughly familiar with spray
ing system. See Mr.. Garges,
manager paint dept. Semmes
Motor CO., 6l3 G st. NV.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILEs

sOou: consider Ford roadster in trade also
w ua1lssiinlsslon rear housing and cylinders Day
"eldlng Co. Franklin 1852. 49,
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ERRAND BOY-With wheel Apply Lanman
Engraving Co.. Room 4S. Post Bids. 10
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500 Y 81. ne. II.
COACH PAINTERS-Ask Tor Mr.. Morris.
Central Auto Works. 449 Eve st nv.
COLLECTOR must have ear; unusual op-
purtunIt, for live man. 623 1th nv
DRIVERS, experienced colored, for auto
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WILL, ST. CLAIRE COUPE. repainted. S455
ssn: sSsl: Soolo per month. Your car in trade.
JIZI- lOnnHnflfllf 70
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BROKEN FORD ENGINE HEADS exon nanweo
Tor good ones at So so. Cracked cylinders
repaired IN car; all broken metals welded
Weldit Co, 516 1st NV
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IiEhCE ARROW LANDACLET - Recently
TeouIt: good mechanical condition; excel
tt ny ufes; extra tire: exceptional car for
HntTns oSOO; terms: finance charge.
harmon Agency. 1923 Conn. ave.
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SITIATI0NS-MALE EENALE.
SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

MAN AND WIFE want place as chauffeur
IT. NV 1SS
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SITUATIO\S-NAIE 0Cont'dl.

ifEAD BELLMAN, experienced. desires a po-
stion. o. W. 1880 Columbia ST. NV. 49,
MAN-CoIored recently discharged from L.
:. Navy. wishes position OF some kind
Phone Fr. 201S-W. ls'
MAN colored wants odd Jobs and repairing
furniture. See ianItor. 1910 Mass. ave.
NV. I9s
MIDDLE-AGED business desires re-
sponsible executive employment: any line;
references. Address Box SOU, Star office.
PLUMBING and heating Jobs wanted: city
or country; expert mechanic. Address Box
436-T Star Office. 22s
POSITION rs private secretary or confiden-
tial stenographer: ably equipped; legal ex-
periencc. o. l.. Bremers, 1920 Hawthorne
ave. Omaha, Nehr. 49,
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EXPERIENCED COLORED
,REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
$. II. ROSE, 1851 14th st. NV. :
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AERIAI.S ERECTED. sets installed ana re-
paired by experts; all work guaranteed: esti-
mates given free, kennedys s. Adams 295.
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WANTED-Ten salesmen to sell fraud bonds
for the largest corporation of its kind in
tine country. no experience necessary: we
instruct you: commission basis only. See
Mr. Coleman between ) aud ) 30 pm. Chas
8 Miller Co. Inc. 1l06 Vermont ave. NV.
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CONCRETE MIXER. Jaeger. with hoisting
drum for eleyator. 5-h.p engine; $3.50; Won
der mixer. u n y. engine, SID. See X.
W. King. excavator. 18th and Bay tsouth Of
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AUTOMOBILES oy auction at Weschler's
oZO "a ave NV. every Wednesday and
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WANTED-AGENTS.
WANTED-SALESMEN.

salary and commission: men make $50 t
SO per week Give age. experience refer
cnce p O. Box 3O6S, Washington. D. c. lS'
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OVERLAND ToCRING-New top and two
new tires. 14l4 Varnum lSs
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MEM. with sales ability, interested in
earning not less than $50 to S75 a week :
pleasant work: unlimited territory: If you
ara a hustler see NIr. Daniels s 80 to 9:3O
or to .. 10 McGln Bog.
SALESMAN-To sell complete ready cut
houses. Must he experienced in lumber and
mill work and building material. Good salary
and commission. Steady employment. Address
Box 12b-U. Star office. 2Os
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| CONTENTS of apartment. including . pieces
| black lacquer. dining room suite. bronze
| colored Chinese rug. etc. Call Apt. $40,
300 Conn ave. Col. 2145. lSs
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
CONVERTED ID A U G H T E X
MUST SUPPORT JEWISH
MOTHER, VIENNA COURT
DECIDES.
(Jewish Teiegraphic Agency

Nienna-An interesting decision was
handed down by the Vienna court to-
day in the ease of an aged Jewish
mother against her daughter, who was
converted to Christianity.
Hermine Berger sued her daughter.
Olga Hennig, for support. Olga. who
was converted TO Christianity and is
married to a member of the general
staff of the Austrian army. had refused
to support her mother. declaring, II
have severed my connections with my
Jewish family and my Aryan husband
refuses TO support his Jewish mother
in-law."
The judge handed down the decision
that the daughter must pay s15 month
ly to her mother.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
Grover NJ. MOscOwitz
Appointed Federal
Judge in Brooklyn

Washington 81. 4. A)-Grover NJ.
Moscowitz of Brooklyn was appointed
Federal District Julgc of the Eastern
New York District He succeeds Judge
L. II. Garvin. who resigned two months
ago. The successful candidate was
chosen from about eighteen asprants.
He was endorsed by many.
Judge Moscowitz. who for many
years served as Special Deputy State
Attorney General in the investigation of
election frauds In Brooklyn. was born
in Hot Springs Ark. He came East
twenty-five years agao. was graduated
from the New York University Law
School in 1906 and was admitted to the
bar the following year. He is 80 years
old
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
COUNT KLEBELSBERG, DE-
FENDER OF N u NJ Err u S
CLAUSUS. ACCLAIMED MA
TIONAL HERO.
May BE Rewarded BY Being Appointed
Premier
(Jcwlsh Telcgraphic Agency


Budapest.-Count klebelsberg. Hun
garian Minister OF Education, acclaim
ed as national hero for defending
the Hungarian numerous clausus Inv
before the League Of Nations, will be
rewarded II the campaign Of Hungar-
ian nationalists' succeeds.
Lenders of the Hungarian trace
purifiers wHged parliamentary cam
paign to advance Count Klebelsberg to
the post of Premier.
Count Bethlen, the present Premier.
denied today in a press interview that
he differed with Count Klebelsberg con-
cernins the numerus clausus law. I'VE
were both united in the opinion that
the numerus clausus law cannot be
abolished now," he said.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
COLORS OF JEWISH BATTALION ARE
DEPOSITED WITH GREAT SYNAC0C At
JERUSALEM IN HISTORIC Ceremony
Lord Plumer and Arab Mayor of Jerusalem
Join In Military HOnOrs, Adding Official
Recognition, As Huge Crowds Cheer Parade


Jerusalem-The colors of the jew
ish battalion which fought during the
world war with great Britain's forces
against the Turks for the liberation
of Palestine, were deposited today in
the great synagog of Jerusalem with
impressive ceremonies.
The ceremony took place in the pres
ence of the High Commissioner. Lord
Plumcr. representative Of the civil ad-
ministration, the military and air
forces and the foreign consuls in Jeru-
salem. Mr.. Nashishib. Arab mayor of
Jerusalem. Chief Rabbi A. !. HOOK and
other notables were present.
The colors arrived at the Jerusalem
railway station at 0:l0 In the morning
and were saluted by huge crowds and
Jewish ey-soldiers who gathered from
all over the country for the occasion.
The Jerusalem police band and the
British armed gendarmerie escorted the
colors. The march, which was headed
by Jewish ex-legionnaires. under the
leadership Of the assistant chief Of po-
lice of Jerusalem, prosectiJ to the
Great Synagog in the Old City. Huge
crowds lined the streets cheering and
applauding as the parade went by. No
disturbances occurred, despite the
warnings OF the Palestine Arab Execu-
tive.
The Bishop Of the Anglican Church
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
Dramatic and Spectacular Trial Ends After Nine Weeks;
Steiger Repeats Statement of Innocence
LOwenstein Moves Court to Tears


Lemberg-U T. A)-Stansaw Steger, the Jewish student
who tried the charge of having made attempt
sassnae Sansaw Wocechowsk president of the Polish Re-
public September 1924 acquitted today by verdict
the jury, following trial which lasted nine weeks
The court beseigd by tremendous crowds from early
this morning Great interest in the trial displayed only
by the and public of Poland but by public opinion the
European countries When the assembled this morning
hold its final session. prominent from all parts
Poland dramatic Stanislaw
Steger asked by presiding judge FRANKIE his
before the verdict rendered Steger his last
tested his innocence declaring that his
due only chain of tragic circumstances but
involved the attempt the life of the president
When he finished his statement he broke wept Many
the shed
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

Attorney Iowenstein, formerly a
member Of the Polish Sejm, made the
plea for the defense.
Accused In September. 1924
Steiger was arrested at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon on September 8. 1924. fol-
lowing a panic which occurred in Mar
jacki Square when bomb was hurled
at the carriage of the president who
was visiting Lemberg. The bomb
caused no harm. Stelger was arrested
on the basis OF what pcrpurted to be
the observation OF Mile. Pasternak, a
Polish vaudeville actress, who declared
that she could identify Steiger as the
one who threw the bomb and fled. She
stated that the one who threw the bomb
wore American eye glasses and grey
rain coat, similar to that which Steiger
wore. .-.-..-.....a
Anti-Semites Spread Charges
The arrest Of Stanislaw steiger was
considered by the Polish anti-Seniilc
press as basis on whIch to conduct
anti-Jewish propaganda against the
Jewish citizens of Poland. accusing
them of disloyalty to the Polish Re
public.
On September 13 a court martial
tried Steiger on the charge of attempt
ed assassination and the penalty of
death was in view Because the court
could not reach unanimous decision
within twenty-four hours, as the law
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
MAY MORRIS COUNCIL
HOUSE IS NAME GIVEN
TO GIRLS DORM|TORY
JUVENILE COURT CLOSED
IN HONOR OF MRS. NORRIS
Founder Memorialized by
DIR. William Friedman at
Temple Emanuel Service


Formal recognition was given by the
Council OF Jewish Women Monday,
December 21. to the part played by ths
late Mrs. Adolph Morris In founding
the Councils home for girls. when
meeting of the Board OF the Council
voted unanimously to name the new
dormitory the MAY MORRIS COUN-
Gil HOUSE. The action, which had
been anticipated by those acquainted
with Mrs. Morris services In behalf OF
the project evoked general satisfaction
as nn eminently deserved honor.
The funeral for the late Mrs. Morris
was solemnized ut Temple Emanuel
Friday morning, December 1S
a large and representative gathering.
including Denver's Jewish leaders.
poor folk who had been befriended by
the departed. and non-Jews prominent
in Denver social service. attested to the
reverence in which Mrs. Morris was
held throughout the community. The
rostrum of the temple was huge
bower offioral tributes as DIR. William
:. Friedman rose to memorabilia the de-
parted. The rabbi referred to the fact
that he had confirmed May Morris. had
married her. and now turned to the
sorrowful task Of burying her. Few
were those in the congregation who
could not similarly record a cycle Of
close afiiliation and friendship thus
terminated by the untimely death Of
Mrs. Morris in the prime Of her useful
ness to her family and community.
The following friends OF the family
were pallbeafers:
NJ. d. Barnett. Morris Cohen, Nate
Cohn. Morris Dryfoos, Edward Mayer
and Melvin Schlesinger
The honorary paIlbearers included:
Milton l.. Anfenger. Dewey C. Bailey.
DR.. Felix Baum, Vase l.. Chucovich,
George A. Collins DIR. Haskell Cohen.
william Eggers. Berthold Flesher, Guy
T. Justis, Samuel f. Kohn, DIR. Robert
Levy, John II. Lewis, Judge Ben Il.
Lindsey, Julius Marx the Rev. Father
William Organ and Karl c. Schuyler
The Juvenile Court was adjourned
Thursday afternoon by Judge Ben r.
Lindsey until o'clock Friday out OF
respect to the memory OF Mrs. Morris.
In an order and resolution Judge
Lindsey stated in part:
at is with the deepest sorrow and
regret that this court is compelled to
record the passing of one of its best
friends and volunteer officers. Mrs.
Adolph Morris, whose unexpected death
has been such terrible shock, not
only TO her beloved family and friends,
but to the social workers of the city.
I'm her passing the Juvenile and
Family Court of Denver has lost its
hest volunteer officer Here she has
served in many cases and investiga-
tions at considerable sacrifice to her
self and always without recompense
except the satisfaction she always
found in devoted public service.
"In the women's clubs, in the Par
ent-Teacher Association and in all OF
our charities. regardless OF creed, she
has always taken a lending and help
ful part Perhaps no single individual
of all the fine womanhood of Denver
has made n greater contribution to
public service"
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

requires. the case was transferred to
the district court. Witnesses in the
district court testified that on the day
nf the court martial the Lemberg of
iicials had prepared coffin for Steig-
er's burial.
Olshanski Confession Turns Tide
The trial in the district court began
on October II, 1925. The trial took n
new turn following confession made
to the Berlin police authorities by
Theophile Olshanski, Ukrainan ma
ticnalist revolutionary who declared
that he threw the bomb at the Polish
president on behalf of the Ukralnian
military organization, n secret body in
Eastern Galicia which is opposed to the
Polish regime in that territory which
was given to Poland under twenty
five year mandate, by a decision Of the
League Of Nations
stanislaw steiger was In prison
fifteen months.
Lowenstein's Closing Mastery
Lemberg-The act of indictment
against Stanislaw Steiger was analized
by Attorney Lowenstein In his final I'D
dress for the defense at the concluding
session of the trial of Stanislaw
Steiger.
The attorney examined the testimony
offered by the witnessed. analysing
them one by one. He dwelt at length
on the testimony of Mile. Pasternak
and Madam Loedel who were the chief
witnesses for the state and showed the
incredibility of their testimony.
THE act of Indictment charges
Steiger with being Communist. If
Steiger is Communist, then Count
Alexander Skrzynski, the present Prime
| Minister of our Republic, is also a
Communist, in view of his address be-
fore the Assembly Of the League of
Nations in which he expressed the hope
that an era of understanding between
the nations will arrive Attorney
| Lowenstein exclaimed.
standing on the verge of his grave,
with hope abandoned. Stanislaw
Steiger nevertheless proclaims his in
nocence and declares that Lukomski,
the Lemberg chief of police deliberate
ly lied. Can you, gentlemen of the
| Jury. find 1t in your conscience to con
vict this man on the charges brought
against him? Can you, in accordance
with your logic and feeling answer yes
| to the three questions directed at you
by the presiding judge? Can you. on
| the basis of the evidence submitted for
your examination, truthfully and CON
vincingly declare that Stanislaw Steic-
/ er is guilty of these charges" Attorney
Lowenstein concluded.
Steiger broke into sobs. His mother
| tainted and physician was called to
! revive her The spectators in the
court room rose and made long
ovation to Lowenstein.
State Attorney Valves Reply
The attorney for the state. after
listening to the plea of attorney Lowen.
stein. refused to avail himself of his
privilege of replying.
Presiding Judge FRANKIE then declar'
ed the proceedings of the trial con
cluded and the jury retired.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24
Rabbi May Be Appointed
u. S. Ambassador to Spain

Pittsburg. Pa. J. II. A)-Catho.
lie Spain may have rabbi as the
ambassador Of the United States
to that country. II the rrcommen,ia.
tion Of II. l.. Remel. member Of the
Republican National Party Com.
mittee, is accepted by President
Coolidge.
Mr.. Rensl recommended that
Rabbi Emanuel J. Jack Of Little
Rock. Ark, be appointed American
Ambassador TO Spain TO succeed
Ambassador Moore. who resigned.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

being used by personally-mlnded men
for purposes which you know to be
base All the rest is at worst mere
misfortune or mortality; this alone is
misery, slavery, hell on earth.-G. b. s.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-12-24

With ceremonies impressive in their
simplicity, the j. c. Il. s. laid the cor
nerstone of n new Beth Jacob Synagog
The structure will be the successor Of
the original Beth Jacob Synagog built
in 1911 by Isaac Solomon in memory of
his son, Jacob, who died in 1910. The
occasion served to recall the devotion
Of that leading Denver merchant to
Jewish philanthropy and to Judaism
during his life. The meeting was ad-
dressed in order by Rabbis DR.. C. Il.
II. Kauvar, DIR. w. s. Friedman, II.
Rabinowltz, and Samuel Krone. Ira