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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. aud Mrs Samuel Spitz nre re-
ceieing congratulations over the ar.
rival OF n daughter last week.
Mr., Allison RcymRn Of San Fran.
cisco. who was the guest OF her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Hart for the past
three weeks, has returned to her home.
During her soJourn In this city she was
the motif Of several interesting enter.
tninmcnts.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Marcus and
family iert Monday for Los Angeles
where they will make their permanent
home In the future. They have been
and leave hosts Of friends who regret
| their departure from this city. Prior
to leaving Mrs. Marcus was very ex'
tcnsivcly entertained.
Mrs. Nate Horn entertained at q
bridge luncheon ut her lome In compli
mcnt Of her aunt. Mrs. W. Block OF
| Portland, who is visiting friends ant
relatives in Salt Lake. Covers were
laid for eight
Mrs. Joseph Monsey entertained nt {
charming bridge luncheon in honor o
Mrs. Morris Marcus Wednesday after
noon at the Elks' Club. st. Patrick
Day decorations were very cffectivel.
used. The guests were seated at on
long table which has rs n centerpiec'
n large bowl Of yellow giadiolas. Vel
low candles in silver holders were a
both ends OF the table. The hostess wa
assisted by Mrs. NJ. Olincr Of Parl
city. Covers were laid for thirt
guests.
The members of the Delta Theta Oh
Sorority have drawn up tentative plan
Tor II carnival dance to he given tn
latter part OF April at the Ladies Lit
.rary club on East South tempt
street.
+. Mrs. Sol Jacobs entertained at
daintily appointed bridge luncheon a
her home in honor Of Mrs. W. Bloct
Roses and carnations We're used to de,
orate tile small tables at which elgl
guests were seated
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18
SALT LAKE CITY
(Miutie Cohea. Social Editor
Phone waantch S435-W.

The marriage OF Mr.. Edgar Myers,
son Of Mr.. J. Myers Of this city to
Miss Estelle Rosentlal, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Rosenthal of Forth Worth.
Texas, was impressively solemnized
on Tuesday. March 16, at the home of
the brides parents In the presence of
Immediate friends and relatives OF the
two families. The bride is graduate
of Texas Teachers College and the
groom IL II former student Of the Uni
vcrsity of Utah and a member OF the
Sigma Alpha Mu. He is a well known
and popular member of the young Jew
ish set of Salt Lake. After brief
honeymoon tour the young couple will
reside in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goldstein are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of son born last week in st
Louis.
Salaciute. Jewish Chapter Of Camp
fire Girls. have made tentative plans
for n silver tea to be given on the nfter
noon Of April 10 at the home OF tho
president. Miss Muricl Tandowsky, on
Glenmare avenue. The proceeds real
ize1 will be contributed to the Jewish
Community Center Fund.
Mr.. Nose Lewis has returned from al
extended eastern buying trip. He was
gone about month.
Mrs. J. s. SchweiZcr returned las
Friday from San Francisco, where sh'
spent the past -four weeks visitin.
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Charles McGillis is the recipien
of expressions of sympathy over the re
cent demise of her beloved mother, Mrs
Carrie Levy of Colorado Springs. Colo
Mrs. Levy is well known in Salt Lake
She is survived by the following daugh
/ ters. Mrs. Edward Finn Of Colorado
Springs. Mrs. L. Cohen and Mrs. MiltOI
Levy of Los Angeles and Mrs. Charlie
McGilIis of this city.
Mrs. WeiSbein Of San Francisco i
visiting with her mother. Mrs. Waite
Mayer
Rabbi Elliot NJ. Burstcin left Monda,
for Portland. Ore. where he will ad
dress the B'nai Birth Grand Lodge an'
several other Jewish organizations. IL
will he gone almost two weeks. Mr.
Max Aaron will occupy the pulpit at tn
Monteforc Synagog Friday evening il
the absence of Rabbi BurStein.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Hart are residing II
the Ncwhouse Hotel.
In honor of the birthday Of MI
cohnc, Mrs. 4. Cohnc entertained Sun
day evening at dinner party followc,
by dancing at her home on Ninth Eas
street. \ very effective color schem
of green and yellow was carried out il
table decorations. The guests. VIII
numbered forty. were seated nt one lon
table, the ccntcrpiccc OF which con
sisted Of large birthday cukv Vase
of green carnations and sweet pea
stood on either side At both ends q
the tablc were iall yellow candles in sil
yer holders. During the course of tn
dinner an Interesting program was rem
dcrcd. Mr.. Lindsey MGCalllstcr am
Mrs. Mary LipkIs sang vocal selections
accompanied by Miss Celia Comc. Mis-
[ Lcona Aaron rendered n piano solo am
Celia Cohnc gave some rcadingS. Tn
hostess was assisted by Miss ltosclli
Levine and Mrs. ]. Shapiro.
Mrs. |. Hilsou has ns her house .ucs
Mrs. w. Block of Portland ore. VIII
is en- route TO Chicago. ILL., She !
leaving Salt Lake tho bitter part o
TIN week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

\ tea and card party will he given
on Wednesday, April lith by the
Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ecth Joseph
Congregation in the vestry rooms Of thc
synngug.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. ]. NJ. Morris and daughters left
last sunday for Hot Springs. Ark. for
"A visit with her mother, Mrs. J. IIend
rick. They take this means of bidding
their friends goodbye.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. |. Iilson has as her house guest
Mrs. w. Block of Portland, Ore. who
is en- route 10 Chicago. III. She Is
leaving Salt Lake tho bitter pnrt OF
TN week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18


at very attractive dinner at their
home last sunday.
At the Housewives League Cooking
School this past week several members
Of the Council uf Jewish Women, who
attended and were Interested In thu
work won prizes These ladies wcrc
Mrs. Karsh, Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. J.
Marx.
The Senior Chapter of Hadassah will
give a tea ON April 10Th at the Den
yer. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Harold II. Rubinsal and Mr.. NJ
wcinfcld donated TO the Beth Israel
Hospital.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ex
Patients Tuberculnr Home will give u
tea and card party on May 3rd. Mrs
!. Klatxkin and Mrs. Phil Snyder arr
In charge Of the affair.
The friends of Mrs. Bertha Bracl
were greatly shocked to learn Of hel
death. Sidney Lowenstein OF Memphis
n brother. took the remains to Mem
phis for burial.
A delightful surprise party wa
given for Miss Ivette Susmhn on Wed
nesday at the home of Miss Fred'
Rubenstcin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bezoff and fam
lily have moved to their new home a
3l2S Perry street.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr., and Mrs. Meyer Newsletter were
hosts at a supper at their home on
Sunday. Covers were laid for ten.
Mr.. e. Murdock Schloss departed
saturday for woodviilc, Miss, where
he will join Mrs. Schloss.
Collegiate. Well the CeiieEr Hop.
The Current Events Club met on Mon
dny with Mrs. Simon Bitterman. Mrs.
q. NJ. Sherc led the discussion on "a
Birds Eye View Of European Condi'
tons
Mrs. Louis Cohen has been confined
to her home bccanse Of a broken ankle
1 Mrs. Albert Levin will hold "A reccp'
tion at her home kO south Marion on
SUNDAY in honor Of her daughter. Miss
Alice Levin and Mr.. Howard Marx,
whose wedding will bc an event Of next
week.
Mrs. Morris Cohn returned from EN-
cclsior Springs on Wednesday. Mrs
Cohn has also been visiting In New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Olcpvitch celebrated
their siStieth wedding anniversary on
March 11th. Mr. and Mrs. $. Oh
covitch Of San Francisco came TO Den
yer to he with them.
~ Soul Set Free" by Mrs. l. kutlc
4 book Of poems by Denver author
for sale at kepsIrick BellaRy. Denye,
Dry Goods Store and A. T. Lewis 1
Son.
Mrs. Milton Guldman has returned
to the city from California. where sh,
attended the wedding Of Miss Maxim,
Straus.
The 4. X club entertained last Fri
day with surprise dinner Mt Baur'
for Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Isaacson II
nbntf III MIS-
Mrs. Ben Fleisher departed for he,
home In Seattle last Friday after M
extended visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Pivan.
Mrs. Aaron Morse and Mrs. loui'
Robinson arrived Thursday from Cali
fornia. Mrs Robinson came to attend
the wedding Of Miss Alice Levin and
Howard Marx.
Mrs. Leonard Rothgcrber returned
last week from visit in New Orleans
She was accompanied by her sister
Mrs Kaufman, who will rcmnin in Den
yer II short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Brrnhcim returned
last week from Florida. where they
spent the last two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer have re
turned to the city from Hot Springs
Ark. where they spent few weeks.
Mrs Louis e. l>aacSon entertained
the Tuesday club AT BuurS this week
Mrs Lee We'll had the last meeting
Of the German club at her licmc. or
Wednesday.
+ o Tort-Grcek for all together more
greek at the College Hop.
Mr. :. OlcuvItch win leave this week
for his home IN San Francisco. Mrs
Olcuvltch will remain IN the city.
Mrs. Julius Wnlhrm was hOStcss 10
the members NJ tue Thursday chlh ni
her home this week
Mrs. j. Il. Lcvir i Mt the hospital
where She underwent slight opcr'
alton.
Mrs. r. Levy entertained the mem
bcrs ur the Sewing club this week
Mrs. Il. FIrshrr has brrn confined ia
her home for some time bcr7iusc Of III
ucs~. will soon lic able to he out.
Mrs. Archie Sweet NJ Bounuzu ar
rived in the city ON Tuesday. Mrs
Sweet rnmc to attcud the Marx.Irwin
wedding
Little Jean Grammar entertained
eighteen little friends ,tt u birthday
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18
ZELKIN BROS.

Managers Of the Mutual Muitigraph-
ing Co., 609 Nttrcdge Bldg. will save
,ou money On Multigrnphing. Address
ing. Mailing. Printing and Mirso-
graphing. Telephone Cbamps 5ia4. Il.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18
INTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY

Mr. aud Mrs, ben Grimes entertained
nj very attractive dinner at their
home last sunday.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

On next Wednesday evening, March,
-, there will he Better Understand.
Ing" meeting ut the City Auditorium.
This meeting will be non-scctarian, and
there WIN he speakers Of three different
religion denominations on the program.
Judge \. II. Frey Of 81. Louis, Mo.
president Of District No. >, Independ.
ent order B'nnl Birth, who Is making
western tour and will 60 as far south
~ Albuquerque, n. NJ, will he In
Pueblo on that day. He will be the
principal speaker, representing the
Jews. 4 Protestant minister and II
Catholic priest will also speak. The
Jews of Pueblo ARE looking forward
with keen interest to Judge Frey's visit
here. aud committee has been ap-
pointed to entertain him on his arrival
Wednesday morning. A fine musical
program has been arranged for the eve
ming and the committee In charge ur-
gently requests every Jewish family in
the city to attend this interesting meet
ing.
There will be II Happy Hour pro
gram at Temple Emanuel Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock. Songs, recltations
and three playlets will he presented by
the children OF the sabbath Schoo
under the able direction Of Rnbh
Noise Bergman. The public is invited
Mrs. j. Slosky OF Colorado Springs
is the guest Of her brother and sister
in.law. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Winer. a
the Crescent Apartments.
Jewish Ladies' Aid Society viii fur
nish matzos. fruits, cakes, etc, durini
Passover Week, for the Jewish men an,
women inmates at the Colorado Stat
Hospital. President Mrs. II. Roth
Mrs. y. Lepkowitz. Mrs. Il. Gmsburi
and Mrs. u. Gross are lnchargc.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

The Study Circle of the Junior
IIuda ssah met at the home OF Bertha
CiiurSky on Thursday night pn ac'
count OF Passover tile neXt regular
meeting has been postponed.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. j. Slosky OF Colorado Springs
is the guest Of her brother and sister
in.aw. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Winer. at
the Crescent Apartments.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

| Levin and Howard Marx.
Miss Frances Dryfoos will entertain
/ tomorrow at n luncheon. Covers will
/ he set for nine.
What-No Spinach: All hut TIM
College Hop.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Slawitsky left We'd
nesday for two months sojourn in
Chicago and Joplin.
The study club met on Monday with
Mrs. Emanuel Friedman. Mrs. Fried
man discussed Hutchinson's 'onc In
creasing Purpose"
Mr.. and Mrs Simon solomon and
daughter. Tybe left on Sunday FOR
Florida. They will visit many inter
cstlng places in the south and will re
turn to the city May l.
The mauN friends Of Mrs. 1. Wagner,
alOi Williams. will be sorry 10 learn of
her serious illness. Mrs. Wagner is at
Mercy Hospital where she underwent
nm operation.
Mrs Harold ]. Siegel OF Chicago Is
here on a two weeks visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Grecnbatt.
Little Marvin StuhlbarG. the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stuhlbarg. has re-
covered from an attack OF typhoid
fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Klciucr announce the
engagement Of their daughter Bess. 10
iMr. Harry Roscnlum Of Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Shaner announce
the marriage of their daughter Blanche
10 Mr.. Sam Weiss on Sunday, March
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Amberc departed
Tuesday on motor trip to California
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ehrlich left sun
day for Oklahoma on business trip.
| IIadasSah friends and contributors
please bring your filled milk bottles
to the treasurer. Mrs. j. FEEDER. SIS
18th street.
There's sugar expecting your call fol
the College Hop.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F'riedland and
little daughter have returned from al
ieytcnded trip through the Fast and will
be pleased 10 see their friends at thcil
home.
4 unique dinner party was enjoyed
by the members Of the Junior HadasSal
on Wednesday evening at the Argonaut
Every one enjoyed the many stunts.
| Collegiate! HotSy Totsy. Thcm''
the words, The College Hop will b,
that and more. With real snappy mu
size by Dave Ginsburg and his CIul
Lido orchestra, and pcppy crowd. You
are assured of a good time. SO plan
to attend this AFFAIR of affairs ol
March IS. mt the Coronado club.
The Study Circle of the Junior
iIada met at the home OF Bertha
ChurSky on Thursday night. pn ac
count OF Passover file next regular
meeting has been postponed.
Mrs. J. NJ. Morris and daughters LEFT
last sunday for Hot Springs. Ark, 70,
"A visit with her mother. Mrs, j. IIend
rick. They take this means of bidding
their friends goodbye.
\ tea and card party will he given
on Wednesday, April l4tl by III,
! Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Ecth JoScp
Congregation in the yestry rooms of The
synag"g.
ZELKIN BROS.
Managers Of the MUTUAL Muitigraph
ing Co, 609 Klttredge Bldg, will save
yOu money on Multisrnphing, Address
ing. Mailing. Printing and MiGeo
graphing. Telephone Cbamps 5i44. Il
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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Collegiate, HOtsy Totsy. Thcm'S
the words The College Hop will be
that and more. With real snappy mu-
sic by Dave Gimsbur. and his club
Lido orchestra, and "A pcppy crowd. You
are assured of n good time. SO plan
to attend this AFFAIR of affairs ON
March 2S, mt the Coronado club.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. lsadorc Amter gave n
dinner Saturday evening in honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Olcovitch and family,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Friedland and
little daughter have returned from an
extended trip through the Fast and will
be pleased 10 see their friends at their
home.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18
DEN YER
lAnpe DeGsA ss~lei Edit.r
Phone feAaa sess)

The stellar event on last weeks So
cial calendar was the operetta Isl ~
Senurita" given by the Council of jew
ish Women. The entire performance
was ably directed, beautifully and AT
ractivcly staged and costumcd. II was
everything that had been expected,
since the Council has set such n high
standard In the previous productions
this one filed every anticipation. Each
singer was excellent and charmed the
audience, which was II truly responsive
one and the dancers likewise were
pleasing and were well.trained. The
operetta was In every respect an ac'
claimed success,
Mr.. Howard Marx will arrive Satur'
day from CharleyoiN, Pa, 10 join hi
nauccc. Miss Alice Levin.
Mrs. Charles Grecnciay entertained
at luncheon on Friday in honor Of
Mrs. Al Rcinach OF Chicago and Mrs
Julius Wolf Of Albion, Neh
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Newsletter wcr,
hosts at supper at their home on
Sunday. Covers were laid for ten.
Mr.. e. Murdock Schloss departed
saturday for woodviilc, Miss, wher,
he will Join Mrs. Schloss.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Miss Frcidu Altman who Is attend
ing The state Teachers College nj
Greeley Colo, spent the weekend with
her parents Mr. url Mrs : sltman
NJ Block J.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr. aud Mrs. Samuel Spitz nre re-
ceieing congratulations over the ar.
rival OF n daughter last week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

\ unique dinner party was enjoyed
by the members Of the Junior Hadassah
on Wednesday evening at the Argonaut.
Every one enjoyed the many stunts.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

There's sugar expecting your call for
the College Hop.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. e. Murdock Schloss departe
saturday for woodviilc, Miss, wher
he will Join Mrs. Schloss.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. Howard Marx will arrive Satul
day from CharlevoiN. Pa, 10 join hi
fancce. Miss Alice Levin.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Newsletter wcr
hosts at supper at their home o.
Sunday. Covers We're laid for ten.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Robert kohn ably represented East
High Schcol at the Open Forum in l'th
avenue Community Church on Sunday
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr. and Mrs !. BrrnhCim returned
last week from Florida. where they
spent the last two months.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. Lee We'll had the last meeting
uf the German club at her llcmc. ON
"Wednesday
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Fischer have re
turned to the city from Hot Springs
Ark. where they spent u few weeks.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Members Of Senior Young JuJcan
Club enjoyed "bar'l timc" PARTY sun
day evening In The Il. Il. Hall. Unique
refreshments were served aud the eve
ming was spent playing game and dane
ing. Miss lfollic Spoken and Mr.
Louis Rutkofsky won prizes for tho
most original costumes.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. \. Pepper delightfully."- enter
tanned at auction bridge last Wedncs-
day afternoon at her home. 1918 Court
honoring her mother, Mrs. $. Weincr OF
cen.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. Max Lackncr of Denver Is the
guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
E.delstcin. Mrs. Lackncr was for
merly Miss Anna Edclstein of this city.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Louis knrsh and Miss Miriam
Harsh entertained Friday evening at
their home aS a farewell compliment to
George Nyman. who left Sunday eve
About twenty-five young folks enjoyed
II delightful evening playing games, mu-
sic and dancing.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. Louis 6. lSaacSon entertained
the Tuesday club at BuurS this week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mr.. j. LAUDER who. with Mrs. Lau-
ber and their family. came here re-
Gently from Trinidad to reside, is i'll at
ST. Mary's Hospital.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs. Il. Flrshcr has been confined II
ness. will soon ltc able to he out.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs Archie Sweet uf Bounuza ar
rived in The city ON Tuesday. Mrs
Sweet came 10 attcud the Marx.I"win
wedding
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Mrs | r. Levy rntrrlaincd the mem.
bcrs ur the Sewing club this week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

Friends of Mr.. Jack T.. Lackncr,
who underwent uu operation last
Wednesday AT Minncpua Hospital. will
hc pleased to hear that he is doln:
nicely.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-18

IIndassah friends and contributors
please bring your filed milk bottles
to the treasurer. Mrs. j. FEEDER, SIS
18th street.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-14
test OF ALIEN
LANDLAW ISON
Case Brought in Fed
eral Court Involves
S20,000,C00

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 14.-tP,-A
test Of the Texas alien land law, for
bidding the sale Of state lands to
aliens, in a suit involving lands in
four Texas counties, valued Mt APP
proximately $20.000.OOO, was begun
here Thursday in federal court.
The case is Of the State OF Texas
VS.. David Faskin, ct al. II is AL
legged that 226.000 acres OF land in
Martin, Andrews, Ector and Midland
counties was sold in 1913 TO Oscar
W. Kerr. of Minneapolis, for a con-
sideration Of 1892 2,313.75.
This land was. in turn. transferred
to W. A. Koon. as trustee, who al
lcgedIy sold it TO the Midland Land
company, of which David Faskin is
head. for consideration OF 81.
The state charges that the trans
action was made in violation Of the
Texas alien land law, David Faskin
being an alien. II demands forfe1-
ture of the charter of the Midland
company, and reversion Of the title
to the state.
Although the land was originally
purchased 13 years ago for approx
imately one and a quarter million
dollars, it il now said TO be worth
upward OF $4,000. .000
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-14
TO
BANK ROBBERY
Bank Robber to Lead
Dallas Officers to
Loot Cache

DALLAS. Oct. 14.-tPi-Efforts TO
recover $1,000 loot taken by three
men who held up the National Bank
at Irving near here recently will be
made this afternoon when one OF the
trio, who confessed details of rob
berry yesterday. will lead detectives
TO spot in the Trinity river bottoms
where he says they buried the M oney.
The confession yesterday TO Chief
Of Detectives Cunning was made. the
man said, to save a relative whom Of
ficers are holding as a suspect and
70 aid detectives in capturing the
other two men.
The confessed robber said he had
been "double-crossed" out o. his
share of the money by his two COM
panions.
Following the confession a suspect
held in connection with the robbery
was released. Another man arrested
here is still held for further inves-
tigation while fourth man arrested
in Oklahoma with a grey automobile
is also being held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-10-14

who himself was killed by
those who were alleged to
have paid him to "spot"
Weiss.
This informant. whose name was
not revealed. not only declared that
Murray lured Weiss into the machine
gun trap on North States street, but
that an automobile load Of gangsters
affiliated with the machine gunners
was at the scene.
This was the second time that
Weiss, who had accumulated more
than million dollars in alcohol deal
ings. had been double-crossed By his
own men. Earlier Il witness had tes-
titled ut coroner's inquest that he
had seen Ben Jacobs and Sam Peller,
both OF whom were wounded at the
same time Weiss and Murray were
slain, fire point blank mt Weiss after
the machine gun had opened fire
from n window.
This version found no corrobora-
tion in other testimony, however.
The order Of Chief Collins issued af-
ter conference with Mayor Dever.
virtually reorganized the detective
zone squad system. II placed at di-
rect command OF seven captains, who
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