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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
SEPARATION SEEKER
SCOLDEO BY JUDGE

NEW YORK. Jan. I.-P)-A
mother and her two grown daughters
were reprimandcd today for their al
legged "hatred and hostility toward
their husband and father, CASTOR a.
Laffarguc, GO, for the past % years
professor OF French in City College,
New York, by Supreme Court Justice
Erlanger in dismiSsing suit for
separation brought by Mrs. Laffarguc
on grounds of cruelty and abandon
mcnt.
Justice ErlanSer vigorously rcpri-
manded Mrs. Laffargue and her two
daughters, Antoinette. 81. and Gabriel,
80. both school teachers. for the bit.
ter character" of their feelings which
developed in testimony To be due
largely TO Professor Laffarguc's pro.
test against his daughters remaining
out until 3 to ( o'clock in the morn.
ing without telling him OF thciI
whereabouts.
Mrs. Laffargue replied to thcs'
protestations. the professor testified
that it was none of my business
that | had nothing to do with my
daughters, that | was too much oI
a Frenchman and that they were born
in America"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
= OCTE1JY|

Miss Margaret Jamison was host
ess Thursday at noon at a luncheon
of delightful appointments, compIi-
menting Miss Ruth Mcfarland and
Miss Adelaide Winerich.
Dull green tapers cleaned about Il
beautiful centerpiece of yellow cale1-
dulas and white narcissi which
adorned the center of the table.
The guests included the debutantes
and the members of Miss McFarland'>
wedding party.
The regular bridge gaines will be
held Mt 10 o'clock Friday morning in
the Alamo Country Club. Mrs. Rob
crt Michael and Mrs. William Offer
will be hostesses.
~ ~ ~
Mrs. +. I'll. Brown entertained We'd
nesday night with buffet supper III
her home in Fort Sam Houston, hon
oring Miss Ruth Mcfarland and the
members of her bridal party. The
rooms were decorated with a profusi0n
of yellow chrysanthemums and vel
low tapers. Mrs. Robert 5. Scott as
sisted in serving.
The guests numbered IA.
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Miss Adelaide Winerich will enter
tain with luncheon in her home Fri
day in honor of Miss Ruth Mcfarland
bride-clect OF the month. and Mrs
Harry Mckenzie Roper, who was be,
fore her recent marriage Miss Estelle
Storms.
Mrs. +. l.. Carson. Mrs. W. W. Nc
Crory and Mrs. Wheeler Pettus de
parted Wednesday night for Dallas,
where they will attend the meeting OF
tine state board of the Federation OF
Music Clubs. The meeting will con
tinue for two days.
Mrs. c. A. Blake has returned from
Il delightful Christmas vacation spent
in st. Louis, Chicago and Kansas
City.
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Captain and Mrs. +. A. Heilemar
Of Fort Sam Houston. who will soon
leave for their new station in Ken
lucky. will be entertained with many
parties as farewell compliments from
their many friends.
Captain and Mrs. W. II. Waugh
will entertain with bridge party
Friday evening in their home; Lieu
tenant and Mrs. II. $. Gill will enter
tain with dinner dance Saturday
evening in the Menger Hotel; Lieutcn-
ant and Mrs. =. II. Timothy will on
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
TEXAN SWALLOWS
FALSE TEETH PLATE

TEMPLE. Jan. 7.-R)-Ill for q
month with trouble that baffled physl-
clans, c. S. Sheppard of Temple, UNI
derwent an N-ray examination here
today which revealed that he had swal-
lowed the upper plate of a set of false
teeth. The teeth had lodged in his
throat and were successfully removed
by an operation.
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PHILADELPHIA WHITE
RAT RAISING Center

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 90
One of the most unusual industries for
which Philadelphia has become the
center is that of propasatinG white
rats.
At the Wistar institution OF anat'
omy and bi-chcmistry of the tniver-
sity of Pennsylvania equipment cost
Ing 100000 is maintained and staff
of several men is required TO care for
the rodents.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07

The History Club will meet at , 80
o'clock Friday in the Lasky Famous
Players studio in Soledad street,
where an interesting film will be dis.
played.
Following the picture show. the reg.
lar meeting of the club will be held
in the home Of Mrs. j. X. Beretta,
with Judge J. J. Strickland as the
speaker for the afternoon.
~ ~ ~
The Parent-Teachers Association
of the Herff School will meet at 3 10
o'clock Friday in the school, All moth
ers are cordially invited to attend.
The Washington Irving Parent
Teachers Association will meet at
3:45 O'Clock Friday afternoon in the
school. Mrs. w. Marvin and Ms.
James Mann will be hostesses for the
day. Professor j. +. Howard will be
the speaker for the afternoon. Mem
bers and friends are cordially invited.
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-- The Stephen f. Austin School Par
e1t-Teachers' Association will meet at
$50 o'clock Friday.
Y y y
The Mozart Society will meet for
the regular rehearsal at 4 o'clock Fri
day afternoon in the Woman's club.
The Agnes Cotton Parent-Tea cheers
Association will meet in regular ses-
sion at 3 40 o'clock Friday afternoon
in the school.
e Y y
Arnold Zocller director Of the or
chestra of the Junior High Schools.
will address the meeting of the Par
cnt-Teachcrs' Association scheduled for
3 80 o'clock Friday afternoon in the
school. All members re urged TO
attend.
The breckenridge Senior School
Pamnt-Teachcrs association meets in
called session at 3 o'clock Friday in
the school. Every member is urgently
requested to be present.
- - -
J. Marvin Price will address the
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meet al z:.o O'CLOCK FRIDAY IN the
nome OF MIS-. ~ licrtzberg Tor me
Hnntlnl election al Officers. L ne rpM
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
YESUVIUS SHOWS
MARKED ACTIVITY

LONDON. Jan. Mount Vesuvius
Is showing marked activity with lava
flowing out Of fissure on the western
slope. according to dispatch from
Naples.
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HIST DRY CLUB
WILL SEE
MOVIE
Interesting Film to Be Dis
played at Lasky
Studio.
CLUB CALENDAR.

+ Friday-The History Club :
!. meets at , 80 o'clock in the
: Laskey Famous Players studio.
I The Mozart Society meets at 4
: o'clock in the Woman's Club. Z
Z The Chaminade Choral Club
!. meets at $50 i'll 521 West 4
!. Euclid avenue. The b Major
E Musical Club meets at 8 o'clock
!. for frolic in the Menger :
I: Hotel.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-07
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

:. Thursday-The marriage of ::
= William Fred Watson Jr.. OF :
= New Bedford, Mass, and Miss ::
= Anita Fries. daughter of Mr.. ::
= and Mrs. Fred Fries. takes place ::
= at Z o'clock in the home of the ::
= brides parents. Mrs. Will 4. :
= Morris entertains with a buffet :
:. supper in her home. compliment ::
:. ing Miss Ruth Mcfarland. ::
= Friday-Miss Adelaide Wine !
\ rich entertains with a luncheon :!
i in her home. =.
:. i : !. !. !. !. !. :. !. !. !. :. !. :. ::
terrain with a buffet supper in tn
quarters Sunday evening.
Next week Mrs. Heileman will b
complimented by Mrs. j. j. Lovin
at bridge luncheon Tuesday after
noon and by Mrs. Z. NJ. Gilman will
bridge luncheon Wednesday after
noon.
, 1926-02-19

of Soviet Govt. They have four months
contract with Soviet Philharmonic Soci-
ETY. at two hundred dollars per night.
Berlin. discovery and isolation of
cancer bacillus is claimed by Dr.. Joseph
Schumacher Of Washington.
Washington Steps looking to build
ing up of naval air service were taken in
both Houses. Congress Senate passed
annual appropriation bill after restoring
two sections eliminated by House in pro-
viding four million nine hundred sixty
two thousand five hundred dollars for
new planes and others to authorize navy
to contract new air craft equipment up
to fo1r million one hundred thousand
dollars. Bill as passed by Senate carried
three hundred sixteen million four hun
dred thirty three thousand dollars for all
activities Of navy including eighteen mil
lion nine hundred thousand for air SER
vice House Naval Aircraft Committee
is expected to pI n program for five
year aircraft building to cost one hun
dred million ard which will start today.
, 1926-02-19
ST. Tho mas News.

The United Labor Association com
pIefes its fifteenth Anniversary today,
Concentrating this event the members
Of the Association who number about 60
will proceed to the Anglican EpiscopaD
Church where a special service will be
held, and an address delivered by the
Parish Priest The Revd. FIR. Pfeiffer.
This society which was founded by Is
members is ben violent, and has done
much for its members in a quiet man
per. We wish them many more years
of useful service in the community.
The Bulletin Feb. 10Th.
, 1926-02-19


Washington, Feb. 6.-The Treasury
Department will Immediately submit to
Congress recommendations for changes
in the Yolstead prohibition act and
other dry laws. The changes were
drafted by Assistant Secretary Andrews,
in charge Of prohibition enforcement
and were approved by Secretary Mellon.
The character of these changes is not yet
disclosed but it is indicated hat they
provide a graduated scale of penal
ties diferentiating between various
forms of dry law violation.
POLICE REMOVE AMERICAN FLAG
Hardin, China, Feb 7.-Although the
recent railway controversy has bean adj
, 1926-02-19
u. S. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED. ST. CROIX,
18TH FEBRUARY 1926.
(CourteSy of the Associated Pre8s.)

Cannes, France. Suzanne Lenglen
remains undefeated tennis champion Of
world by virtue Of her victory over Hell
en- Wills, but for a few minutes it SEEM
ed as though her reign might end. Score
was 6-3 SO in favor of Mile Lenglen af-
ter one Of most dramatic matches in his
tory of tennis ending with both players
on verge of collapse.
Riga, Latavia. Fifteen EsthOrians
charged with espionage were sentenced
to death at Leningrad. Russia.
New York.-Lts. Leigh Wade and H.
H. Ogden resigned from army to head
Polar expedition this Summer, backed by
Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Pennsyl-
vania Universities Alumni.
Cleveland Seventeen distilleries in
Kentucky, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Ohio controlled by Phila-
delphia Ring which did an annual grain
alcoholic business of approximately one
hundred and forty million dollars are
said to have been implicated in nation
wide bootleg alcohol conspiracy under
investigation by federal grand jury.
Scranton. Anthracite miners after
five months idleness will resume work
Thursday morning, striking mine work
ers in convention ratified new wage a.
greement.
Moscow. Russia will hear real Negro
jazz band for first time this week when
six Negro artists will come at invitation
, 1926-02-19
LOCAL

The Rev. ELISHA c.. S. ROBINSON pas
tor of the African Methodist Episcopal
Church, and Miss EMELINE V. KING,
teacher in the Public Grammar School,
both Of, this town, were united in ma
trimony at the Bethel A.M.E. Church,
last evening, the Rev. s.. Christian
Chase, performing the ceremony in the
presence of large gathering of the con-
gregation Of the church, invited guests
and spectators. Mr.. Alfred Francis,
President of the St. Croix Labor Union,
vas groomsman, Miss c. A. King, the
brides sister. escorted the bride to the
altar, Miss l.. Van Brake was matron of
honor, Misses SibyI Barrow and Merle
Christian were dower-gi"Is, and Messrs.
w. E. Messer and Adam Christian
were the ushers. Mrs. r. G. Barrow
officiated at the organ. The hymn sung
as the bridal procession entered the
building was The Voice that breathes
DER Eden, and as the party left the
church after the nuptials the Wedding
March pealed forth.
This paper extends its congratulations
and all good wishes to Rev. and Mrs.
Robinson for a happy and prosperous
future together.
The lens are the most industrious
units we have around us in these days.
Eggs to the left of you, eggs to the right
, 1926-02-19
ROBS HAVANA HO'
WHAT'S A WOMBAT?

Melbourne. Feb. Ga try wombat
burrowing under the aoueduct near War
burton caused a landslide Of z, GOO cubic
yards temporarily blocking q flow Of
20, 600, eco salons Of water, which is one
fourth OF Melbourre's daily supply.
, 1926-02-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

The popular Rev. Henry S. Whitehead
who is spending the winter here in Saint
Croix has returned to Frederiksted and
taken up his residNce at No. 40 Hos
pital Street, that town. His phore num-
Der is 46.
, 1926-02-19

Of you, eggs before and behind you, we
dream of eggs; still the price hovers at
4 cents a piece.
, 1926-02-19

Brief News From Everywhere
porto Rico Progress, Feb. 10TH
DRUSES SEEK PEACE
Paris, Feb. g.. A despatch from Beirut
says that the Druses have asked that
peace negotiations he, Cpered. Sultan
Atrach has written De Journal to this
effect in the name Of tie Druse nation.
BANDIT ROBS HAVANA HOTEL
Havana, Feb. 6. "A lone bandit held
up the clerk OF the SeviIla Baltimore hot
ell this morning and escaped with SIS, 500.
The police are holding two hotel en- p.oy-
ees for the Investigation.
, 1926-02-19

The hens are the most in.
units we have around US in tn
Eggs to the left of you, eggs to
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01
DIR. MAX KAHN, DISCOVER
Err OF INTARVIN, DIES
(Jevisn Telegrnphis Agency,

New Nork-Dr Max Kahn discOv-
erer Of intarvin as n remedy for dia-
bctcs and director of laboratories. for
Beth Israel Hospital, where he was
chief of the department of mctabolsin,
died unexpectedly of heart disease on
was thrty-nine years old.
Announcement of his discovery of in
tarVin was made on August |. 1928,
More than fifty of the city's leading
Physicians and chemists attended the
lecture nj Beth Israel Hospital. at
which Dr. Kahn reported the fruits OF
his experimental work. both in the hos
pital and at Columbia University. where
he was associate in biological chemistry.
While medical authorities disputed
the value of the discovery which fol
lowed close upon the discovery of in
s,,lin, intarvin was accepted by the
American Medical Association
DIR. Kahn was born in Russia in
1887. He came to this country at an
early age and obtained his NJ n. at
Cornell University and his PHD. at
Columbia. He was the author of
History Of Medicine" and other scen.
t.lic hooks and reports. His literary
Interests, however led him TO write,
in addition, treatises on Maimouides,
Nolinrp and Shakespeare
He was n member of numerous
chief Of the metnbolism department at
the United IsraetIion Hospital in
Brooklyn Us well as Mt the Beth Israel
Hosplthl.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01
PALESTINE ZIONIST EXEC
UTIVE TAKES MEASURES
AG AIN ST UNEMPLOY-
mENT
Increase immigration and Labor Bud.
get; American rXionis,s Transmit
$4,000 for Labor Budget

Jerusalem O.. T. A)-NloasureS Ia
meet the present economic situation in
Palestine growing ont of the memploy-
ment and immigration requirements.
were taken by the Palestine Zionist
Executive.
In view of the prepondersnc, Of the
Ch8lutzim among the new arrivals, the
Executive decided to increase the i'm
migration budget from f4O0OO to SEQ.
600 for the year ending in September.
In order to increase the possibilities of
employment, the Executive recently
voted $4,000 as a supplement 10 the
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01

Mr aud Mrs. j. wnllof announce the
engagement Of their daughter. Ann, to
Mr. Ralph solomon of Bovcland, Colo.
The Ladies' AUXILIARY Of the EN-Pn.
tients 1ubcrcular Home, will give
their annual picnic Of sunday, Angus,
18th, at Elitchs Gardens.
Mrs. Dave T. Posncr who Is n Wis.
itor from Salt Lake city cntertalncd
the members Of her bridge club las,
Thursday with beautifully appointed
o'clock luncheon Mt The Denver
The officers Of the sNPaticDt's Tub
CIRCULAR Home also the chairman. Mrs
l.. Cohen, wish to express their ap
probation for the wonderful cooper
alton given them by the hostesses, mem
bers ana friends. who helped max. til,
ta and card party on Tuesday, Jun,
22nd. at the Elk's club n great success
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the ohci
Indek Congregation will hold their last
meeting Of the season. next Tuesday
July 9TH ut . N T.. VI in the vestr,
room Of the synngog.
DR. and Mrs. Alex Block of san
Diego and Mrs. Max Alexander Of Sa,
Diego are the house guests Of Dr. ant
Mrs. Leon Block having arrived Tues
day.
sam and Harry Gardner OF st. Louis
Mo. are visiting their aunt. Mrs. RAJ
Il. Brilliant. They will extend tlrci
visit until July 10.
DR.. and Mrs. |. u. Bronfin have a'
tlnir house guests their sister, Mrs. j
Ross and children Of New York City
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01
CHEYENNE
ABE GoIdstein, Social Edftor
Ptu0ne 8a)

So keen was the competition among
the pupils of the Religious School that
the judges. consisting of Rabbi Abra-
ham Hoffman, Abe Goldstein and N.
Neta, president and vice president Of
the Mt. Sinai Congregation, could not
decide whether the prize was to be
awarded to Leonard Left, Edward
Schwartz, or Max Goldstein. This
prize is awarded to the student show
ing the greatest knowledge of the
studies during the period. Therefore
the judges decided that two prizes
will be awarded next week to the best
| two students.
The following paid visits to Denver
on Sunday, June the 2sth: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Marachik, Mr.. Sam Stark
and son Sol, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rice, Mrs. S. Bronstein, Mrs s. Cal
man, Mr.. Becker, Mrs. Abe Goldstein
and daughter Anna, Mr.. Sol Bern
stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Veta, Mr..
Joe Goldberg, and Mr.. Sam Levin.
Mrs. Louis Lazarus and children,
Bernice, Natalie, and Stanley, of
Toledo, Ohio, are visiting with her
mother-in-law and family, Mrs. Will
liam Goldstein. Mr.. Lazarus expects
to join his family on July the tenth.
While visiting Wyoming they are
planning to visit Yellowstone Park
and other points OF interest.
Mrs. II. Waldman, mother of Mrs
Abe Goldstein, is visiting with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs, A. Goldstein. She expects to
STAY in Cheyenne over the Frontier
Days.
Mr.. Jacob Sherman of Los Angeles,
formerly of Cheyenne, is looking after
his extensive property interests.
Mr.. Garlett from Denver is in
Cheyenne on business trip.
Mr.. Harry Yesness of Casper
stopped to see his many friends in
Cheyenne, while on his way to Den
yer.
MIR. Robert Berkov of Denver and
Mr.. Eddie Weinberg Of Longmont,
Colo, both students of Colorado Uni
versity, visited friends in Cheyenne
on Friday, June 26.
Never before did Cheyenne Jewry
have the opportunity of listening to
a cantor like the famous Moscow Can
tor Ronconi. A concert was held in
the Synagog on Sunday night, June
27. The Cantor sang Jewish folk
songs, which were applauded by the
enthusiastic crowd.
The Mt Sinai Ladies Auxiliary held
a regular meeting on Wednesday,
June 80, with nearly all the members
present. The meeting was most i'm
portant, as final arrangements of the
picnic to be held on July ! were dis
cussed. The exact place will be an
nounced in the next issue of the Inter
mountain Jewish News.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01


Miss Edna Stone, former wei
known Pueblo girl, who left here las
summer to make her home in Sar
Diego, California, is the guest of hel
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. ant
Mrs. Herman Reinar.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Laude celebrated
their fourth wedding anniversary witt
dinner party Sunday evening a
their home on East 4th St.
Mrs. X. Roth is visiting in Denver
with her children, Mr.. and Mrs. S
Engel and family.
The Ladies Aid picnic last Sunday
at Fairmount Park was largely at
tended and was an enjoyable and sue
cessful affair. The committees ir
charge extend their thanks to the
following for their kind assistance,
Mrs. Max Mestel, who had charge OF
prizes for cards and rattle; Mrs. Kat
for her kind donation and rattle OF
candy; Mr.. B. Ginsburg for assisting
at drinks and refreshments; Mr.. Jacl
Pepper, who had charge of prizes fol
races and games, and Mr.. Max Mestel
who umpired the ball game.
Mrs. S. Weiner of Denver is the
guest of her children, MIR. and Mrs
A. Pepper and family. Mr.. Weiner
and son, DIR. NJ. Weiner, who spent tn,
weekend here, left Saturday evening
for their home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gross motored
to Beulah Sunday morning and spen,
the day with their son, Robert, whc
is at Camp Burch with the Boy
Scouts.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01

Just how long should n man keep
his arm around girl, do you think"
asked the sweet young thing
'Intil lc hears his watch strike.
r"pli"d Tie Young man.
But watches don't strike, do they
.''frr course not. "
-Tonkera state man.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01
P UE BIO
Mrs. n. Grcenb-rg. Social Editor.
Phone 257t-J


Messrs. Jacob Epstein and Milton
kushnir returned last Monday from
Madison, Wis, where they have been
attending the University of Wiscon-
sin.
Mrs. Fl. Simon was the hostess at
an enjoyable stork shower last Tues
day afternoon at her home on East
9TH St, honoring Mrs. r. Strait. Her
guests numbered twelve.
Mrs. Fl. S. Jacobs and young son,
Stanley David of Chicago, are the
guests Of Mrs. Jacobs mother, Mrs.
A. Rosenblum. Mrs. Jacobs svas the
former Miss Celia Flower of Denver.
Miss Sara 0ppenheim, who has been
attending the University of Okllaho-
ma, is home for the summer vacation.
She was accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. B. o. Smith of Sapulpa, Okla,
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Op-
penhcim.
Irwin Coleman, young son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Max Greenberg, celebrated
his 9th birthday Saturday afternoon,
June 10, by entertaining nineteen
young friends at his home.
Miss Anna Cohen returned last
Wednesday from IN extensive visit in
Sc. Louis, Mo
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-07-01

fault which humble> n man is Of
more use to him than II good action
which puns him up with pride
Thomas Wilson.