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Evening star., 1925-08-08

| Only $500 miles and good as new. blue
WITH S1th black tenders and khaki top: 4-vheel
brakes and disc wheels: new spare and every
accessory; save new car depreciation: terms
| Mr: bruce. garage in basement of Investment
Evening star., 1925-08-08

JORDAN PLAYBOY. 1924: four-passenRer
fully equipped and guaranteed condition: see
TINS one: your car in trade and easy terms
on the balance. 1927 Conn. ave
Evening star., 1925-08-08

| STUFF ROADSTER. good condition: any
demonstration: fine for travelling salesman.
equipped to carry luggage: SI10 or best
Evening star., 1925-08-08

Lost and Found.
Death Notices
Wanted Help.
Wanted Situations
Advertisements under the above classIfca
tons will be accepted at The Star office.
18th ST. and Pa. ave until 80 m. day
of issue. All advertisements for The SUN
day Star must be received at The Star ONCE
by 30 pm. Saturday. at any OF The
Star branch Offices by 4 30 pm. Saturday;
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
advertisements from transient advertisers
Evening star., 1925-08-08

BOOKKEEPER-S -STENOGRA-
pher-Lady stenographer with
bookkeeping experience; steady
position. State age, experience
and salary expected Address
Box ILL.,, Star office. .
Evening star., 1925-08-08

: / LLEWELLYN SETTER PUPS: reasonable.
= |
Evening star., 1925-08-08
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

sRicEs. WAsHaINasTsooSsa aassosa sALvaGE GGEcts co'.
i03-5 10th st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
PACKARD.

"The Safest Used Car Market
in the World"
Choose a good used car from
this list-look it over-take a
demonstration-make any COM
parison you wish-for there are
no better cars to be had at the
price.
Evening star., 1925-08-08

MOON TOURING. driven 5000 miles; disc
wheels. bumpers. etc: looks and runs like
new bargain. $3.50: terms. 1901 NJ st.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.

Large corporation. expanding. has open.
ing for a man who is carefully looking about
to better his position permanently: sales ex-
perience helpful but not essential. comnls
sion basis sufficiently generous to appeal to
high-grade man: not stocks. bonds, insur-
ance. books real estate. The man who
will apply himself as we direct should in his
first year. exceed
$4,000
This position carries with il unusual op'
portunity for adv vancement to executive po'
sltion: Address Box AL. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-08-08
FOR SALE-AUTOMoBILEs.

FORD sEDAN-Late 1929: cord tires: 4
gooo running condition. Mr.. Counell Robe
Motor Co. 1920 /, ST N W
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

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AMERICAN BULL PUPPIEs seven weeks
OLD; sired by Teddy Boy: 81 and SO. Clar-
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FRANRLI

FRANKLIN 1921 TOTRING-Repatnteda and
IN good condition: cheap and easy terms
u q G Motor Co.. 10Ts Wisconsin ave
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

tR. G. Al. semi portable or No. 26 .at re-
dused price; VII pay cash. Call Mr.. Walker.
AERIALS ERECTED. sete Installed and re-
paired By expertS: all work Euaranteed: esti-
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Announcer John McPhee Of
WFBM, the local station of the Mer-
chants Heat and Light Company. is
confirmed golfer. For several
weeks Mac has taken up golf and
says next to announcing it is his
favorite sport Next thing you know
Johnny will be broadcasting in
structions in the ancient and &C
cepted game.
Hardly Gay goes by that one or
two requests, either by telephone or
letter, are not received by WEAF for
Lohengrin's Wedding March" If
1t were decided TO comply with
these requests. this famous march
would become as hackneyed as most
abused favorites Of the jazz or
chestras. However. an unusual ex-
ception was made the other night
when Joseph Knechts Waldorf
Astoria Orchestra stepped out Of its
role Of entertainers and supplied the
march for a wedding ceremony in
uAoldHN lOWlt NllcIc iduiO hluolN was
the only kind available. A few
days later a letter Of thanks came
from the sponsors of the wedding
party, with postscript of apprecia-
ton from the bride and bridegroom.
who had just come from Scotland.
Another Cosmo Hamilton play Is
scheduled for production by the
WGY Players. Friday evening,
Scandal" a three-act comedy with
sparkling lines and laugh-provoking
situations, will be, offered to the
audiences Of both WGY and WY.
A short time before he sailed for
Europe to arrange for the production
Of one Of his plays in London, Mr..
Hamilton gave the wGY Players the
privilege of presenting four Of his
plays. This is the second Of that
series, the first being The Silver
Fox" On the same evening at 7:15
O'Clock, the New York Philharmonic
Orchestra, playing at the Lewissohn
Stadium, New York, under direc-
ton of William Won Hoogstraten,
will be heard through WGY.
A vast number of fans Of WEAP
and the chain Of station through
which programs from that studio are
broadcast have missed the voice Of
their favorite announcer or the play
ing Ct the studio accompanies and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
HOP AUTHORS
lean TOWARD
Poem WRITING
Scrump Skip Gets a Bit En-
thusiastic About Postal
Load.
BY Ross HI. GarTigus

1T ITHER the HOPS must stop
r sending in SO many letters
telling about Their harrow
ing experiences in the str eet or we
are going to Congress and ask more
pay" said nineteen postmen today
as they staggered to The Indian
apolis Times with my mail.
We're going to form a HOP So
ciety too-Harassed Order of Post
men," the twenty chorused as they
handed Scrumptious Skip 2,089 let
tiers.
Cheer up I told the twenty-one.
The contest ends Saturday"
And so the twenty-five postmen
were happy ever after.
Yep, there were so many gray
coats, the Times office thought they
were Confederate army.
This Frank Poole certainly got US
in bad, putting us on record as ac-
cepting poems. Now comes Mrs.
John Meehan, 213O Central Ave.
Her poem follows:
R ReeS little pisqs G a9 pa ii t h. street
II 0i he does, So he'll be- Knocked dead.
He wonders If the traffic cop
yin VI cro turn t the s stsa Ss st m
He puts PUTS his IS trust Sit in do or "die."
Surely he e., can safely stride
Then something happened-you wonder
Another victim the autoiet got"
A two-by-four room in a peniten'
tiary for all motorists who give
pedestrians thrills, is urged by
Robert F. Fohl. 1850 Cornelius Ave.
Lets all put our shoulders to the
wheel Of intelligence and see If we
can't bring this day about" he
says.
Just watch the traffic.
Watch the cop.
Be rs sgrs sih Heu to h r1pas'
Mike Lloyd, 2412 E. Washington
St., writes:
II started jay-walking across a
downtown street. Walked right out
in front of two autos and a street
car. So 1 picked them up and set
them down and found myself safe
On the side walk again"
Remember the contest ends Satur-
day.
Send in leetter not over zoo
words on my MOST NARROWING
EXPERIENCE.
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surmised that he or she had left the
air. To allay any such fear, a re-
minder is hereby given that the
time of the summer vacations is at
hand and that these absences from
the microphone are only temporary.
Phillips Carlin, James Haupt and
Leslie Joy already have taken their
well-earned rest and Graham Nc
Names. Kathleen Stewart and Wini.
fred T. Barr. will be missed the lat
ter part Of July and early August.
Announcement was made Of the
marriage of A. w. sen" Kaney, an.
nouncer OF KYW and Miss Vera De
Jong. Of st. Louis. who is said to
be an heiress and socially prominent,
The wedding followed an acquaint.
ance of only a few days, according
to Kaney's friends Miss Jong came
to Chicago on a visit a few days
ago. On the evening following her
arrival in Chicago her hostess. who
knew some of the members Of the
staff at the broadcasting station, in.
1ted Miss De Jong to a dinner
Kaney sat next to Miss De Jong
Tuesday Mr., Kaney telephoned the
studio director and informed him he
would not be at work that day. add
ing that he had just been married
Alvin Rohr and his Lookout House
Music Makers will be a regular
Monday evening feature over WKRC
playing a dinner concert every Mon.
day night from $50 o'clock to 1880
O'Clock. offering both popular and
classical music. This orchestra is
we'll known to radio fans through.
out the country. having been on the
air all last winter over wLW. Their
appearance in the Aims Hotel Studio
of the Kodel Radio Corporation was
through the efforts of Director Nit
tendorf to build special popular or.
chestra concerts for radio fans dur
ing the summer months.
1t is virtually assured that the
radio audience in the United States
may nightly listen TO radio programs
broadcast from England in the late
fall and winter of this year as a re-
suit Of an agreement made between
the British Broadcasting Company
and the Radio Corporation OF
America.
A program of Scandinavian music
will 20 out into the night from
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
Long AeriaIs

A long aerial has directed effect,
end the longer it is, the more
directive. 1t also brings in more
signal accompanied by greater
noises. 1t takes considerable energy
TO charge the aerial and therefore
this energy is taken from the grid
circuit.
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THURSDAY AMATEUR NIGHT

Station WRNY at New York sets
aside every Thursday evening as am
ateur night. similar to the old-fash-
toned burlesque. Amateur perform
ers will broadcast in safety. If an
amateur gets big response from
the listeners, he may be booked per-
manently.
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Today's Best
Copyright. 1925. oy United Press

Copyright. 1925. bD United Press
wcBD. Zion (453Nl, 8 P. NJ CSn
Concert program.
KGo. Oakland (SS1M. Fl M
CST-KGO players.
wRc. washington (4ssM;.i VIZ
New York (545ND; WGY. scha mecca
dv fssoM): WIZ, Springfield (So9Mt
$40 P. NJ, EDsT-U. S. Marine
Band.
wEAF. New York (4e2M; wcc co
Minneapolis-st Paul (41sM; W. =;
davenport (4s4Nr; WSAI. Cinclnnaei
(s26M); WV, Detroit (502M); WI
Ruffalo (31sM; WEEP, Boston (41oM,;
providence (sOsMD; WIFI. Philadel-
phia (8e5M; wcAE. pittsburgh st'
t4s1 am, . P. M. EDsT-Radio or
chestra and artists
wEAF. WIFI WCTs, WJAR'
wwJ voc. wCAE, WGR, 10 P
M. EDsT-Darce orchestra under
Joseph Knecht's direction.
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Silent Today
WTAM, WOS, WHAD, PWX.
KSD, WCEE, KOA, WOO.
CNRO, WSUI, WIS.
VIVA.

IS yre ks.s'Is 49, Yse
s;f Ter e. ti MMMfHMM VINO te4Ss'4, Rsmp6ia
-SSMusic. WsMB (3le), New Orleans
6 +. M-wEAg 44e15;5slS, New yo ,rckt:25r
Organ. WIZ l454 81, New. York-Or-
Ghestra. VIM 1872. oG;Ina fSinnaptt H..
E1h. T MrS XAo A t4Ss civ
e:{S E 9@IR6,k1 4 }iR8ggs az Esst Pits ss;
SsB:ses R$Bs t5Ss # New woF York
8Fsssg.ra wo WV SS44 as SAY oa AaaSniG
10 E M 6sa sss7' ss r. A9ssls1k So
1o YSA = 2o6 Pss15 {Brisaow
10: Is +. M.@wsB t42s.9. Atlanta-Mu-
So M VIE {4tsag 5s, Los ba Aaseleiss
gram. voc 14sa6). DavenpOrtVor-
IL as +. M.-KFI (4eD. Los Angeles
IL F. cS M.MKGo 1851 -. Oakland = Or
chestra
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HARMONICA BAND

Youngsters should tune in on
Station WGBS every Thursday eve
ming at $40 Eastern standard time.
That's when the Hebrew Orphan
Har;nonica Band broadcasts. There
are twenty-five mouth organs play.
ers in the band.
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ROXY AND HIS GANG

Although Roxy and His Gang
will spend three weeks in Canada.
they will continue their Sunday
night entertainment for radio fans
through the WEAF station and
others. The program win be trans
mitted over $50 miles OF telephone
lines before reaching the speech in.
put control OF WEAF.
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wGY. the Schenectady station Of
the General Electric Company
Friday evening. The WGY orchestra
the oldest radio orchestra IN the
country. Will offer compositions OF
Frederksen, Greg and Matt.
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LONG sTRETCH ON AIR

The Shriners' convention at Los
Angeles kept Station XIII there
on the air fer a continuous stretch
of $50 hours and 10 minutes. About
$500 selections were played and
sung in this time.
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Heat and Light Co.

Merchants Heat and Light co.
26S Meters
Thursday, July %
$50 to 6:0O-Sports and stock
market reports.
$50 20 S:00-Paul l7reeds
Athletic Club Syncopators.
S:O0-Readings, Miss Kittie
Glee Merrill.
1880 to 12:00-Paul Freed's
Athletic Club Syncopators.
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STATION ON TOUR

Station WJAZ at present is tour
ing Ohio. It's the only portable
broadcasting station in the country
that has been taken over extensive
territory. When it settles down it
will DE in Chicago.
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IN THE STOCKYARDS

A microphone is placed in the CEN
ter of the stockyards of Chicago, for
broadcasting Of the latest livestock
market reports. Station WHIT sends
them out by remote control.
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81. Changes seat.
20. Black haws.
80. Challenges.
80. To Intricate.
"a. To sin.
35.- Door rug.
So. To ventilate.
Al. Was indisposed.
43. Prevaricators.
40. To accomplish.
As. Looking glass.
AZ. 31416.
so. Wedge-shaped support.
81. Coronet.
So. Sacred song.
"a. To depart.
Sc. Call for help.
81. Before.
So. Total.
60. Almost a donkey.
81. To observe.
81. Still.
Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle:
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Music. wPG (29e.s). Atlantic City
7:eS r. M.-woA 1924, Denver-Mu-
1850 p. M.-KFNF (2ee). shenandoah-
Music: wGBS $50 ta11S2sss),, H New Mo 9iofs-
Musical program. WRW (273). larry
town-Music. -,
7:45 P. M.-WRNY (25S.5). New York
s:0o cf p. 'MSI.-wBz (3s3.s(. springfield
8uaasrttsst, wE Eta9 MA9e3c3 Wy 49 W6C
WCTS' WCAE WAR. WV. WGY
1925 SchhenectadyIyWGY 9 rS;5sN;, |.
Program. WIZ (454.3). New York
"The Romanys' royal half hour OF mu-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
SKIN ROUGH
WITH PIMPLES
Face and Arms Broken
Out Cutlcura Healed.

My face and arms were broken
out with pimples that itehed and
burned and my skin was rough.
The pinples were hard, large, and
red and feStered, The trouble lasted
about two months. read an adj
vertisement for Cutieura Soap and
Ointment and purchased some. Il
helped me so l continued the treat
ment and In about three weeks !
was completely healed" (Signed)
Miss Jeanette Clifford, Buena Vs.
Ia, Ohio, Feb. %, 1925.
Use cutiSrra Soap, Ointment and
Talcum TO promote and maintain
skin purity, skin comfort and skin
health; the Soap to cleanse and pu-
rify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder,
Soap zOe. Ointment % and 500, Taicum $50, sofa
sysyywhere, Sample each free. Address
-0aaeurA Laboratories, Dept n, Maiden. Masas
~ cutieura shaving Stick 2so.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-23
SEVEN STATIONS ADDED
Glass A Licenses Issued by Com.
nlerce Department,

WASHINGTON, July 23.-seven
new Class A stations wero licensed
by the Department OF Commerce
during the last week. They follow!
wave.
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Dancing

e;1o P, M.-wGPs $3.50. New York
e,S Misf p aM{y sHWSB aarE 1881,
Tps N MHRR D1 e9ssss H}5s0 c WGG Wv
Recital Eta WFAA (4769). Dallas-W, E
-Four WIKI (253l C1evslan d srs Iin
1 mMto Why (25s5l. New York-or'
chestra WSMB (319). New Orleans
Music. o, nAu.ao,rbi.
Gag o e; MINI ii tSe s SHg9'S woAW p5ssl
Omaha-Randalps orchestra. WY
I4O52) New York-Soprano.
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AGO YKRRA S Nssso p(41 Eat Pitt
Dea5olis-St Paul-Program WEAF
74a4.T2J view New wG9a 9Tk-R WsHE wd stSS
New YORK Piapist5com W MAK
1884 N elsveYl eo @ff-PProsTsm w !
1eo5 p. M.-WRW (273). Tarrytown-
Nm Mus P M-wREo i2a5.5l Lansing
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Concert Music
rur7psnAy JULY 20

s.8o-wBz, wGY, WRC.
7:oo--wCCO, WEAF' WWJ
WSAI, Voc.
7:3o-KFKN, WHO.
s:oo-WBZ, WGY.
S:30-WFAA. VINO.
GOODYEAR, WOAW.
9.30-WLW.
1o:00-WMAK, KGO.
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so, P nsseIod wq MAoo 2SSsS}s q SsasspoFs
e t3qES, wGY (37e.5), Schenectady
MSsle t4s1rsIt P Psss ~ Kan. M
w WEAcI fty pI0afi WEAF l4e1 ~. New
York n1p %Er1 al sSd W WE. wHAR
1453ys), New York--Artists WV NV
1875 cincinnasiIcopeert;;c wv" MRc Z
4SS.51' Observation-Disclosures.
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1T THEIR the HOPS must stop
r. sending in so many letters
telling about Their harrow
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
NEW PALESTINE IMMIGRA-
TION ORDIN A N CE IN
GRE A S E S HIGH COMIS-
SIONER'S POWER TO EN-
CLUDE UNSUITABLE IMMI-
GRANTS.
Intriguers Against Government Au.
thority May BE DepOrted

LOndOn-A new immigration ordi.
nance to replace the immigration or.
dinnnce of 1920 has been issued by
the Palestine Government, according
to a despatch received here from Je-
rusalcm.
The New ordnance gives the High
Commissioner the power to exclude
persons who are officially deemed un-
suitable to be admitted to Palestine,
those who are likely to conduct them.
selves so as to be dangerous to the
peace and good order Of the country or
to incite enmity between the people
and the government or to intrigc
against the government authority in
Palestine.
The ordinance contains no mention
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16

Dropsie College is fortunate in be
ing able to supply the vacancies in its
faculty by appointment of scholars
who received a large part Of their
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
LETTER RECEIVED BY
RABBI kAUNAR

Rabbi G. II Kauyar
Denver Community Center,
1861 York Street,
Denver. Colorado.
My Dear Rabbi Knuvar:
We wish to bring to your attention
the following letter received NJ the
National Office of the Jewish Welfare
Board from Mr.. Herman PnsSnmaneck.
executive director Of the Kansas city,
Mo. Y. VI. and Y. W IL A.:
We have had recently stranger
who gave his name as Bernard Gold
stein. whom we later found had used
the name of Newman, who fregucnted
our building for about n month and
took advantage Of the friendships he
made here 10 cash several worthless
checks.
"Goldstcin Is Of dark complexion,
with black mustache, wears glasses,
is 80" weighs about 40. and appears
to he about ~ years old. He eyinccs
n considerable interest In musical mat
tcrs and sings quite bit.
Il think he Is bound for the West
coast and believe II would he advisable
to notify institutions in the middle and
far West about him
We would accordingly suggest that
should Mr.. Goldstein appear ut your
community center, yOu notify Mr.
Passamaneck by wire.
Thanking You, we are
Sincerely yours,
Army and Navy Service Department.
L. CHARLES SYDNEY,
Director.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
MEMORIAL FLOWER FUND ESTAB
LISHED AT BETH ISRAEL HOS
PITAL.

THE Beth Israel Hospital, in the
recent past, has received n number of
donations or contributions given in
memory Of some one or other, the don
ors desiring in this mannCr to com
mcmOratc the spirit Of a dear departed
one Following suggestions received,
We have decided to establish Me
mortal Flower Fund, whereby any in
dividual can, by contributing TO this
fund, suitably cherish the memory Of
those who have gone on. and at the
same time aid charitable cause. II
SO desired the men in the Old Folks
Home will say Yahrzeit.
Any information regarding this fund,
will be gladly given at the hospital.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
LESTER W. FREEDMEN MAN.
MANAGER OF HOUSEHOLD De
PARTMENT OF NEW CONSOLE.
DATED WAREHOUS AND
TRANSFER COMPANY.

On July LIST one Of the largest con-
solicitations In the warehouse and
transfer business in this city was con
sumatcd. The Big 4 Storage and
Transfer Co. under the ownership of
Lester W. Freedheim, the kennicott.
Patterson Transfer Co. and the Brok'
ers Warehouse Corporation, conSolidat.
ed under the new title of Kennicott.
Patterson Warehouse Corporation com.
bined assets,' $75O,OO0 Lester w
Freedheim, is now manager Of the
Household Department.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
+ the Jewish National Home.

of the Jewish National Home.
The draft of the new immigration
ordinance was published on June u ii
the official gazette of the Palestine Gov
ernment in Jerusalem. The draft or
dinance which was, according to tn.
official gazette, to come into force with
in n month, defines the categOries o
immigrants who may enter Palestine
the regulation with regard to labor i'm
migration, particularly the labo
schedules which are being submitted
to the Palestine Government by tn,
Palestine Zionist Executive: the reg
ulatlons concerning the entry of travel
lers, as well as the deportation of un
desirable immigrants.
In general the new regulations, ac
cording to the draft published n montl
ago, differ only slightly from thos'
existing previously.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16

David b. Buerger, IL years, gradual
ed from. the Schenley High School
Pittsburgh, June -, with highest hon
or. OF "A class Of 239, he was first anc
also class speaker. His mbject wa.
individual Prejudice"
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
TEA GIVEN BY HADASSAH

The tea given by the Denver chapter
Of Hadassah at the home of Mrs. d.
Tober on July 7th was lovely affair
There was large attendance and
everybody enjoyed the afternoon.
Thanks Is due Mrs. Tober for the use
Of her beautiful home. Mrs. Bertha
Goldberg. chairman of the tea and all
others who helped make this a success
ful affair.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
MESOPOTAMIA JEWS HAVE
RELIGIOUS A U TON o MY
BRITISH COLONIAL RE-
PORT SHOWS
Native Population Lives as in Time
of Abraham the Patriarch
tJewish Telegraphic Agency)

London, July 7.-Mesopotamia ori-
gin of Abraham the Patriarch, still
has population consisting mainly of
tribeSmen about whom no proper
statistical details can be obtained, ac-
cording to report issued by the
British Colonial Office, together with
reports of the inundated territories of
CAMERON, Tanganyika, Togoland and
Palestine for the year 1924.
"Mesopotamia has a population Of
100000 consisting mainly of tribes
men concerning whom accurate de-
tails of births, death, marriages, etc,
cannot be obtained. Bagdad has a
population of $4,000, including 5O,-
900 Jews.
Jews, Christians and Moslems
have their own religious courts. The
Jewish religious court is in Bagdad
and has exclusive jurisdiction over
marriage, divorce, dowry and main
tainance questions between husband
and wife of the native Jewish popu-
lation. Foreign Jewish residents in
Mesopotamia are within the urisdic-
ton of the civil courts.
"The schools maintained by the
Alliance Israelte Universelle and the
other Jewish schools in Bagdad are
the largest in the country" The re-
port pays special tribute to Sir Sas-
soon Haskail, Mesopotamian Minister
of Finance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
Obituaries
Philip Kahn

Philip Kahn eight years old, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. ID. Kahn Of 1915 West
1ith avenue passed away Wednesday
July Sth after lingering illness. He
was boy dearly loved by his as
Sociates. His parents are most CRATE
friends. Funeral services We're held
on Thursday, July 9th. Intcrment at
Rose Hill.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16

one, you may he inclined TO lend an
open ear to the voice of some who
have had large and varied cNper-
ience in lying. Ultimately they come
to the conclusion that II does not pay,
So they quit. Sounds logical too. That
being the case let MS advertise the
floor company by using their stock
phrase.
We will quit eventually, why not
now?'
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-07-16
Things to Think About
By Milton M. Schayer

Jones. Il see that
scientists have in.
vented a machine
that can detect when
a man Is telling a lie.
Ever see one"
Smith Ever see
one, thundcration
man, | married one. -
Even il you have
not seen or married