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Evening star., 1926-11-18
WOOL BUYING STEADY.

BOSTON. November Is (SpeciaD.-
Steady purchases by manufacturers,
rejecting the need Of wool for i'm.
mediate consumption. continued to-
day in the local wool market. with
territory woods comprising the bulk Of
the present movement. Worsted mills
an still within the recent range. A
featare was the sale OF Oregon wools
a. original bags containing French and
strictly combing staple at l.osaI.o7
clean basis.
Evening star., 1926-11-18
RAILROADS SPEND HUGE
SUM FOR Improvement

Railroads spent $629. 600. 900 in CAPT.
tai expenditures for improvements to
the transportation plant and for the
expansion of its capacity. including
improvements in and additions to rail-.
way facilities, locomotives and cars, in
the first nine months of this year, the
American Railway Association was
told in a report submitted yesterday
by the Bureau of Railway Economics.
This was an increase Of about $780,.
100000 over similar capital expendi.
tuYes for the corresponding period last
year. Total capital expenditures for
the year were estimated at $S75. .000,-
900. on the basis OF the amount spent
during the first nine months
"Not only have the railroads Of the
country been increasing the carrying
capacity of their equipment" the re-
port said, but they have also been in
creasing their other facilities for hand
ling the record volume of traffic"
Evening star., 1926-11-18
WASHINGTON Stock Exchange

ederal-American National Banks at
AFTER CALL.
GEORGETOWN Gas 5s-s1 900 at 9SN.
Pot Elec Cons 6s-Sl 900 at 100Z.
Capital Traction Co.-5 at 104. 20 at
104.
Money-Call loans. s and per cent.
Evening star., 1926-11-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. November 1S.--Fol.
lowing IL the official list Of transac-
tons on the New York Curb Exchange
giving all stocks and bonds traded:
Evening star., 1926-11-18
Mo,Av In Ioan

Secured BY first deed OF trust on real estate
Prev ailing interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller 1aS a,Ss w.sn; siS 4 fs1s' w
Evening star., 1926-11-18
100 SHIPS AWAITING COAL
CARGOES AT BALTIMORE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE, November 18.-
About 100 steamships are now in
Baltimore awaiting berths to load coal.
Coal shipments are expected to con-
tinue heavy for several months despite
settlement of the British strike, while
British markets are adjusted. Ship.
pers are inclined to believe that some
markets supplied by America now will
never be regained by British corpor-
ations, and that this city will continue
permanently as a coal-loading center
South America Is considered a
permanent market. Coal-loading ap-
paratus has been going at full speed
here day and night, but the influx Of
vessels has been more than they could
handle Immediately.
Many of the vessels are tramp
steamers. Some have been tied up
since the war in European harbors.
Evening star., 1926-11-18
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November IS R.-
Flour unsettled, Spring patents, 1856
a7.65; soft Winter straights, 6.35a6. .65;
hard Winter straights, 7.25a7.60.
Rye-Unsettled; No. 2 Western, 1.01A
fob. New York, and 1.o01s, elf.
export. Barley-Steadier; mailing,
S0& a82A, elf, New York Wheat
futures opened steady; domestic De-
1881; May, 1.43N. Other ar
Licles unchanged
Evening star., 1926-11-18
WILL REBUILD ROAD.

NEW ORLEANS, La, November IS
(SpeciaD.-The Missouri Pacific and
Texas Pacific systems announce they
will spend $150.000 in rebuilding the
New Orleans and Lower Coast Rail-
road, which they have bought for
100000. They expect this will en-
courage vegetable raising on the west
bank of the Mississippi, below New
Orleans.
Evening star., 1926-11-18
WILL OFFER SECURITIES.

NEW YORK, November 18 UP.-Is.
sues Of debentures and preferred stock
Of Gotham Silk Hosiery Co.. are plan
ned in the near future in connection
with the acquisition of assets Of Onyx
Hosiery, Inc. The purchase price is
said to involve $7,S6S,5O
Evening star., 1926-11-18
MERGENTHALEB LINOTYPE CO.,

7r00RfbI1V fbI1VhfDENp hfD i NSSs'n So. 1s4. TO- 1'"''
A quarterly dividend of ST. % and ap ex
tra diyidsnd dd Of 20 cent? upon each Of h the
Of no par value Of Mergenthaier Linotype
Company yill be paid on December 81. 1925:
at the close OF business on December 4.
1926. The Transfer Books will not be closed.
JOS. T. MACKEY. Treasurer.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Brandes Declares
Jesus a Myth

New York City-(S.A.)-Charac-
terizing Jesus "as much myth as
William Tell, Hercules, Apollo, Osiris
and Ulysses" George Brandes, the
great Danish Jewish critic, in volume
just published, denies that Jesus ever
lived, declaring that the New Testa-
ment story is wholly legend.
In discussing the writer's of the
gospel, who he says "had no interest
in historic facts" Brandes brands the
story of Judas as more superfluous
than a fifth wheel on n cart" main
tanning that "he is an absurdity, ex-
plicable only as manifestation of the
hatred felt by Gentle Christianity
against the Jewish Christians during
the second century"
Brandes attempts to prove that the
Sermon on the Mount was taken from
early Jewish records, and that i,
really is an annual proclamation by
the High Priest of Jerusalem.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Jewish Lawyer Asks
Judge to Leave
Bench, As Christian

Berlin.-(S.A)-A unique prece-
dent was set in the judicial history
of Germany by u Jewish attorney,
Abrahams, when he declared that
Judge Marshner, Christian, was unfit
to sit in on the case of his client,
who is also Jew. Attorney Abra-
hams cited previous cases to substan-
tiate his demand that the Christian
Judge leave.
Some time ago, in the prosecution
of man accused of ant-Semitic out
RACES, Judge Marshner ruled that a
Jewish judge was incompetent to take
the bench. Abrahams' demand is now
up before higher court.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
JEWRY RELIEVED AS
AP0STATE OFFICIAL
GETS HIS DISMISSAL
Long Career of jerry Oren.
stein, Slanderer of His
People, Ends
tJewlsh Telceraphie Agency,

Warsaw, Sept. l1.-Polish Jewry was
greatly relieved to learn of the dismis-
sal Of Jerry Or, nm apostate Jew. from
his post in the Ministry of the Interior.
by an order Of the ministry.
Jerry Or, or Jerry Orensteln, was for
many years in charge of reporting TO
the Ministry on the Jewish press and
on Jewish affairs in Poland. For many
years prior to the war. Orenstein was
responsible for the wild anti-Semitlc
propaganda conducted throughout the
Polish press.
Born in Chassldic family. Orenstein
Joined the anti-Semltic newspaper,
DIVA Grosze," the organ OF the nation
al democrats who preached anti-Jewish
boycotts spce 1912. In that paper,
Orenstein day by day falsified quca-
tions from the Jewish press and indulg-
ed in continual malicious slander. He
also followed in the footsteps of the
aposiates of old in misrepresenting
quotations from the Talmud and Jewish
books, to furnish the Polish anti-Sem-
ties with texts" for their attacks. He
conducted this poisonous propa ganda in
his capacity of official for Jewish af-
fairs in the Ministry of the Interior.
He caused many difficulties to the Jew
ish press in Poland and to authors of
Jewish books. 1t was stated that he
embarked upon his malicious campaign
since the time he attended Zionist
conference in Minsk many years before
the war. He was at that time an
apostate and when this was learned
he was removed from the conference
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
SCHWARzBARD TRIAL
ON DECEMBER DOCKET
Case Resounds Throughout
European Countries

Paris, Sept. 14.-U.T.A.)-The trial
of Sholom Schwartzbard, who killed
Somion Potlura in revenge for the
pogroms in the Ukraine during the
Potlura regime, will not come up be-
fore December, it was learned here to-
day.
Vienna, Sept. 13. (J.T.A.) = The
press department of the Soviet en-
bassy here arranged for conference
of Jewish journalists concerning the
Schwartzbard case.
Officials of the press department
submitted to the assembled newspa-
per men, documents proving the guilt
of Potlura in the anti-Jewish pogroms
in the Ukraine. The documents, which
include letters and photographs, will
be submitted to the Paris court when
the Schwartzbard case comes up, it
was stated.
London, Sept. 12.-U.T.A.)-The
Sholom Schwartzbard Defense Com
mittee has issued pamphlet in Eng
lish on the anti-Jewish massacres in
the Ukraine. The committee has in
itiated efforts to focus the attention
of British public opinion on the forth
coming trial.
Paris, Sept. 12.-(J.T.A.)-M. Hen
ri Torres, Schwartzbard's COUNSEL in
an interview with the representative
of the Paris Yiddish newspaper,
"Pariser Hajnt," stated that the pur-
pose of his journey to Russia was not
the Schwartzbard case. He said that
he made the trip on behalf of another
client whose trial is soon to begin in
Russia.
While in Russia, M. Torres saw
many people with whom he discussed
many questions, among them the
Schwartzbard case. Schwartzbard, he
stated, is feeling well in prison and
is calmly awaiting his trial.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
UNEMPLOYMENT
IN PALESTINE
UNDER CONTROL
Harvesting of Jordan, Work
on Haifa HarbOr, to
Bring Relief

Louis Lipsky, President of the Zion
ist Organization of America, upon his
return from London where he attended
the conference of the Greater Actions
Committee, declared that energetic
steps are being taken by the Palestine
Zionist Executive to alleviate unem-
ployment in Palestine.
Work on Public Projects
Although he does not discount the
gravity of the situation, Mr.. Lipsky
says that the situation is under con-
troll. Much has been done by loans
extended to the municipalities of Hal
ia and Tel-Aviv for public works;
hope is being centered in the harness
ing of the Jordan for the creation of
power and light by the Gutenberg
Concession, made possible by the in
vestment of 100000 by Bernard Ba-
ron, the noted Anglo-Jewish philan-
thropist and Zionist.
Work on the Haifa harbor facilities
will soon be begun and that will fur
nish employment to many. Building
will also be accelerated by the sale of
first mortgage bonds in America by
General Mortgage Bank of Palestine
through Palestine Securities Inc. Mr..
Lipsky regards such credits of the ut
most Importance for the further eco
nomic development of Palestine.
Agriculture Gaining
In spite of the unusual hardships
encountered in Palestine in the past
half year, there is in evidence marked
progress in the agriculture and in
dustry of the country. When one con-
siders the fact that one hundred thou
sand Jews have been settled in Pales-
tine during the past seven years, and
that the larger part of the settlement
is solidly established, the present un-
employment situation is seen in the
right perspective. Mr.. Lipsky stressed
the urgency of American Jewry com
ing to the aid of Palestine in its pres
ent critical situation in order that the
Palestine budget might be met and
the work of reconstruction go on un-
hindered.
A change in the British policy in
the near future with regard to the
Palestine mandate is anticipated, Mr..
Lipsky stated. "The British govern
ment seems to have been convinced
that it is its task actively to facilitate
the Jewish upbuilding work of Pales-
tine. This hoped for change may soon
be embodied in concrete facts" de
said
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Ort to Open Factories
For Jewish Unemployed

The Polish Ort expects to open fac
tories where the Jewish unemployed
will make articles for everyday uses
The Ort viii also undertake other pub
lie work. In this way thousands OF
Jews will find employment.
The Joint Distribution Committee
is doing remarkable work in Poland
All are enthusiastic about the help
given and are thankful to the Ameri.
can Jew who came to their aid in
time.
A full report of conditions in Eu,
rope will be delivered by Judge Jacot
Panken at the Ort National Conven
ton to be held at the Hotel Pennsyl
vania, 7th avenue and 32nd street OF
Sunday, October cath at 10 a. nj.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
JEWISH SESQUI-CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION IN PHILADELPHIA
Twenty-Five Thousand Expected at Birth Abra-
ham Demonstration to Be Staged
October 3rd

Senator Samuel W. Salus, president
pro TEN of the Pennsylvania senate.
The principal speaker will be Louis
Marshall. Other addresses will be de-
livered by Judge Gustave Hartman,
grand master of the order, and Mr..
William Wahlberg, third deputy
grand master of the order, who will
preside.
Plans for a parade were interrupt
ed by the blue laws in Philadelphia.
Although Mayor Kendrick has issued
police permit for a parade, the
event was called off, out Of Difference
to the embarrassing position in which
the mayor might be placed in view
of the opposition in certain quarters
to Sesqui festivities on Sunday.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
GYPSIES SPREAD
MURDER RITUALS
TALE IN DOBRZYN

Warsaw-A band Of gypsies were
responsible for the anti-Jewish agi-
tation exploiting the ritual murder
tale, in the town Dobrzyn, District Of
Warsaw.
Julia Cowan, the five year old girl
who was found injured on the Jewish
cemetery, was gypsie child. 1t was
proven by the police that her father
attempted to murder her because Of
the fact that while playing with a
100 Zloty banknote, the child destroy
ed it. The gypsies Immediately spread
the ritual murder tale.
Gypsies Exiled
When the facts were disclosed and
the anti-Jewish agitation abated, the
police released the gypsie band on con-
dition that they proceed Immediately
to the text town, Golub. Arriving in
that town, the gypsies repeated the
tale, following which an anti-Jewish
agitation was started with the par
ticipation of local hooligans. Many
Jewish houses were robbed and many
Jews were beaten.
Agitation SubsidinG
At the intervention of the Jewish
National Council Of Warsaw, the GEN.
trail authorities ordered that imme-
diate steps be taken to put an end to
the agitation. Today, the gypsy band,
as well as the neighboring camp Of
gypsies, were surrounded by the po-
lice and taken to the district town
Rypin.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
GERMAN NATIONAL FREE
DOM PARTY SETS OUT TO
CLEAR GERMANY OF
JEWS
lIewlsh Telcgrnrhlc Agencyl

Berlin Anti-Semitic propaganda
was the dominant note at the confer
ence of the German National Freedom
party which was opened here yester-
day.
In reports submitted to the confer
ence by parliament members, it was
declared that the purpose of the party
was to fight for the purity of the
German race. 1t was therefore neces-
sary "to oppose the democratic re-
public of Jews, to oppose the bour-
geois liberalism of Hugo Preuss, the
author of the Weimar constitution,
and Jewish Marxism."
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Delegation to Study Anti
Religious Propaganda

Moscow, Sept. 7.-J.T.A.)-A study
of the methods of the propaganda
against the Jewish religion in Soviet
Russia will be made by a delegation
Of the Free Thinkers International.
Twenty-Five representatives of the
Free Thinkers arrived here for the
purpose of acquainting themselves
with the system of anti-religious pro.
paganda in Russia. The efforts of all
groups of Free Thinkers are to be
studied by the delegation.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
First Palestine
Bonds Go on Sale

New York City-(S. A.)-The first
Industrial bonds from Palestine to be
placed on the market have arrived
here. The bonds, in denominations
ranging from 500 to $1,000, bearing
interest at 6h per cent, and maturing
in Is years, are based on first mort
cages issued by the General Mort
gage Bank of Palestine, Ltd. 1t is
said that this is the first time that
an issue Of dollar bonds has been
authorized in British inundated or
colonial territory.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
tJewlsh Tclcgraphic Agency

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 1.-THE
first Jewish celebration in honor of
the one hundred and fiftieth anniver-
sary of the Independence of the
United States to be held at the Ses-
quicentennial Exposition will take
the form Of a patriotic demonstration
on Sunday, October 3. under the aus
pices of the Independent Order Birth
Abraham.
Twenty-Five thousand persons are
expected to attend, at least fifteen
thousand of whom will come from all
over the country. Philadelphia will
have ten thousand participants.
An address will be delivered by
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Riot Marks New
Year Celebration

Jerusalem.-(S.A.) = The celebra.
ton of the New Year was marred by
a riot which occurred between Jews
and Moslems in Jaffa Road. Three
Moslems and four Jews were wounded
by gun fire.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Jew Appointed as
Lithuanian Consul General

Kovno, Lithuania.-(S.A)-A Jew,
D. Rabinowitz, has been appointed
Consul General for Lithuania in New
York. Rabinowitz is now Chief Secre-
tary at the Lithuanian Embassy in
Washington, d, c., and will retain
hat post in, addition to the new honor
'onferred upon him.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
DENVER y|0u|N|ST
PROMISED CONCERT
WITH PHILHARMONIC
David Eisenberg Impresses
Otto Kahn With Talent
At Private Hearing
WILL BE HEARD
IN DENVER, SEPT. 90
"Allied Artist Sponsors Local
Concert Before New York
Appearance

A private nearing Delore Otto
Kahn, in Colorado Springs last week,
has opened the way for recognition
of the talent Of David Eisenberg,
Denver's violin yirtuoso. The noted
banker and patron of the arts. deeply
impressed with the exceptional talent
of the young man, promptly offered
him an opportunity to appear as solo
ist with the Philharmonic Society of
New York.
Beautiful Tone and Musicianship
Praised
"You have beautiful tone" was
Mr.. Kahn's comment after listening
to David Eiseuberg's playing, "technic
and the personality of musician. |
shall personally see to it that you have
an opportunity TO appear as soloist
with the Philharmonic orchestra in
New York" That promise. coming
from Americas most distinguished
musical patron, marks a rainbow Mt
the close of long trail of uncertainty
and encouragement. 1t is also n well
merited endorsement Of the efforts of
the Allied Arts Club of Denver,
headed by Mrs. George f. Cranmer, to
bring the talented youth to his pres
ent eminent mastery of the violin.
Now the Allied Arts Club is getting
back of David Eisenberg again. 1t
will provide Denssr music lovers with
the chance to hear the talented young
man in a concert preliminary to his
New York debut, at the Auditorium
Tuesday evening, September 2sth.
Distinguished Auer Pupil
1t was four years ago that Mrs. NJ.
s. Radetsky and Mrs. David A. Block
introduced David to Mrs. Cramer and
other members Of Allied Arts. The
showing of the youth when heard at
that time resulted in his being assisted
to undergo a period of intensive train
ing under Leopold Auer, the distin-
guished teacher of Elman, Zimbalist
and Heifetz. Today Herr Auer re-
CARDS Eisenberg as master of the
instrument, and has predicted for him
brilliant future if the proper and so
well deserved backing for the young
mans career is Forthcoming.
Prominent members of Colorado
Springs as well as Denver society
have Joined with Jewish friends of the
Eisenbergs to make the coming Den
YER concert, which is to enable the
violinist to prepare for his New York
appearance, an outstanding event of
the local musical season.
Eisenberg's Program
The program with which Mr.. Eisen-
berg will make his Denver appearance
on the twenty-eighth of this month is
a notable one. He will play, among
other numbers, the Grieg C minor
Sonata; Dvoraks Negro Spirituals
Moskowski's Guitar, Logan's Pale
Moon and Sarasate's Tarantelle.
Tickets for parquet seats will be
exchanged at the Knight Campbell
Music Company for reserved seats
after Monday, September Goth.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
AWAKENING MAGYARS'
FORM AD0NIS LEAGUE;
TERR0R|zE JEWESSES
Latest Diabolic Scheme to
Get Ransom Money for
Anti-Jewish Propaganda
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Budapest-An Adonis League COM
posed of anti-Semitic youths was
formed by the Awakening Magyars, it
was announced here today.
The purpose of the League is said
to be taking revenge on Jewish girls
for Jewish participation in white slav-
cry" 1t was also declared that the
League will attempt to extort money
from the parents of Jewish girls who
will be kidnapped, thus providing an
income for the party treasury.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16

Budapest, Hungary-(S.A)-Mrs
Rauschburg, whose son Paul commit
ted suicide two months ago because
he was not permitted to enter the Uni
versity on account of the numerous
clauses, also committed suicide. Ex-
treme grief is believed to be the cause.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Leopold and Loeb
Observe New Year

Joliet, Ill.-(S.A.)-Nathan Leopold
and Richard Loeb, of Chicago, serving
n life term at the state prison here
for numbering little Bobby Franks,
were permitted to break their regular
prison routine for an hour to celebrate
the Jewish New Year at chapel serv-
ice with other Jewish prisoners.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
liOnism Legal
In JugO-Slavia

Belgrade.-(S.A)--A charter has
>een granted to the Zionist Organiza-
ion Of Jugo-Slavia, thus legalizing
he movement in the country.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
Fired at Guard

Breaking ont of his cell. Schroeder
fired ar the guard and managed to
reach the roof lie escaped across the
roofs until he was caught by the police.
Schroeder'S trial for the murder of
Helling is scheduled 10 take place on
September II. Metropolitan news
papers expressed astonishment at the
fact that Schroeder was in possession
OF revolver.
The newspapers urge that Koelling
and Hoffman. the two who We're res
against Haas he tried speedily.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16

The famine lasted seven years, but
it passed by the door of the worker.
-Talmud,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16

Berlin. Sept l0.-Schroeder. the con-
fessed murderer Of the German book
keeper Helling, whose death gave rise
to the German Dreyfus AFFAIR involv-
ing the Magdeburg Jewish merchant,
Rudolph Haas, wounded a jail guard
yesterday in his attempt 10 escape from
nriSOn
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-16
COURT PUTS AN
END TO GERMAN
DREYFUS AFFAIR
Real Murderer Storm 8
Guard in. Futile Effort
to Escape
Mewl.h TelcrrnnhIr Arencrl

Berlin. Sept. l2-The German Drey.
fus affair involving the Jewish mer-
chant Of Maedeburg, Rudolph Haas
was ended by a final decision OF the
Maedeburg criminal court yesterday.
Indemnify Haas
The court ruled to stop the crimina
proceedings against Rudolph Haas and
recognized that he was entitled TO in
dcmnity.
The Lambertville record., 1926-09-23
is PROHIBITION
4 FAILURE?

for against will be published here weekly.
you sign them Unsigned items will be Enored-Edor
The Lambertville record., 1926-09-23
NOW WHAT DOES THIS PROVE?

Newspaper dispatches from Japan report that a
medical missionary in Pingyang, Korea, recently
sentenced to three months in prison for branding a
Korean boy on the cheeks with acid. DIR. 90 c. A.
Haysmeir is his Evidently he "loves' the poor
heather! The Foreign Mission Board of his church
nounces he has been dismissed He should have been
dismissed before he hired!
II calls to mind story by Quincy Kilby, writing
in the August issue of the Dearborn Independent Here
it is:
Some years ago, in company with several others,
visited the state prison at Charlestown, Massachusetts
Our party included Methodist minister and W. j. lie
Moyne, the actor After tour of inspection were
invited into the warden's office for a friendly chat
Have you any actors confined here? Warder
Chamberlin asked.
Not single actor We have had one in my
time
That's good, commented LeMoyne ANY minis
ters here?
Plenty of Them