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Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Here ana There
in Sport Wcrld

Portland, ore.-lIarrv I,illon,
Winnipeg pugilist, knocked out Mig
Yeager, Albina Bruiser, aiter seven
sanGuiuarv rounds last night Of
spite fighting.
seettle-Leo Lomshi, Aberdeen,
took freak decision IN a six
round middlcwcight fight last night
over Jock Malone, 81. Paul. Two
judges voted for Lolnski and one
fon Malone. Most Of the. fans
thought it WIS about an even af-
faifa.
New York Tiger Flowers has az
rived here to complete training for
his bout with Ioung Bob ,k'itz>iar'
moHF Friday ar Boyle s Thrifty
Acres. e.. -> .
will;esbarrc, Pa.,-HarIy Grcb
OF Fittsbafgh was awarded the de
cisi0n.over Allentown Joe Cans in a
ten round 90.
Ascct, England Jockey Sirtl
who was injured. Yesterday during
tn" running Of the Ascot stakes,
was ,till unconscious today.
Philadelphia-Grgver Cleveland
Alexander, veteran pitcher Of the
Chicago Cubs, has been indefinitc-
" suspended for appearing i'll tn"
dressing rooms "out Of condition .
MaYagcr Joe Mccarthy said Alex
ander had been "out OF condition
several times since an injury TO his
arm forced him cut of the game.
san Francisco-Richard Schikat,
German hcavvwoight wrestling
champion, defeated Ja~!. TgN'nr rf
Wyoming hr one fall in lS minutes
and 30 seconds at the Droamlaud
Rinl, hero last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

Joe Chancv proved to be too much
for Battling Paul in tho 10 r"''rd
main event at the Brawley legion
arena last night, taking to, u /
after battle that showed chiefly
Chaney's cloyerncss ana Paul :
gameness.
The victor had a clear lead all
the way through hud it looked as
though he might have put Paul
away in the ninth round, but the
colored boy managed to weather II
terrific storm of blows.
Only in the third and seventh
rounds did Paul seem to he. able to
do anything with CLANCY, and then
it was more because the latter slow
cd up than because of any marked
ability on Paul $ part.
The ninth round had the largest
crowd of the season standing on
their feet yelling wildly, and the
fans were expecting the same sort
Of stuff in the final round. Both
battlers had tired themselves in the
ninth, however, and the tenth was
comparatively tame.
Kid Mex Wins Bout
Kid Mex, battle scared veteran
Of hundreds of fights, took the
scm.final from Al Brown in a six
roundcr that was characterized by
Brown S holding tactics lie va"
on the defense continually, and re
fused to lead except on infrequen'
occasions. The crowd rode Brown
throughout the fight for his hoidm%
aud it lost him the fight. Mex
fought "A good scrap, but h" seldom
hit strnigt, his efforts in the last
few rounds being confined to Wild
swings which landed with n thamr
but did not do much damage.
Battling Doty and Johnny SHARP
went through four round bout that
was humbindgcr, the scrap beng
called draw. though the scrap
wanted it to 90 TO sharp. lht
latter fought here once last Neai.
He is a British veteran, fat as
tub. with n stout heart and a supply
of short club like blows rs his
chief stock in trade.
sharp upset Doty in the second
round. much I" the latter : sur
prise and to the delight of the fans.
He outfought Boty in the ti'st two
rounds. but the younger man waS
coming strongcr at the tmsh:
SHARP WAS game and despite hl'
apparent lack of condition, lsetA
could not put him away.
Ravmoild Had Edge
The most spectacular scrap OF the
evening was Il preliminary hetwecr
Young RAYMOND and Tony DE Soto
who put OF great boxing eNhih
tion. The littl" fellows dldn '.
stand still once during the fight, aud
after witnessing the way many
fighters hang ON t. each other, 4
was a delight to watch them bleal
,loau at the referee : order. and
,ften withou; being told, Raymond
.ook the fight haodil> having .
GOOD edge in each round. TX did
no, appear to bc hitting SolidlN,
though now ard agaill ho rocked
his man.
Horace SELF took the opener from
Jimmy Bradshaw. Jimmy wa1 aoi
in condition and looked bad the
greater part of the time. SELF did
did not look much better until The
final round. Once more th" self
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Wanted To Buy

wa NTED--Sccond hand f--nitur.
CA; t95W. $40 Main st. l9tf
" WAMEp-t'scd Maytag washing
machine. Phone 697J. l2t4
WANTED-l00 to 100 acres to be
planted to grapefruit or grape
vines, $3.50 if the land is suit
ahIr, Write to !. G. Thomas. No.
36l Main st. Ell Centre, C;u. 15tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Lost and Found

hOSF-tcmalr English Bull dog.
White with brown spots, screw
tail. Box 623, Imperial. 12t6
LOST-rLady 5 leather purse, be.
tween Eighth, Commercial aud
Main Street, Monday afternoon.
'outainS checks and cash. Reward
'i Commercial. lJt3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Rocky Kansas Is
Ordered to Meet
Sid Terris Soon
n, tni,rd pres. Leased Wire

NEW YORK, juno l6.--Thc New
\oln boxing commission ordered
Rocky Kansas Of Buffalo, light
weight champion, to fight Sid Ter
ris within the next 45 days.
Dan Rogers, manager for >kanSaS,
told The commission that his fighter
bad - contract to meet Sammy Man
dell in Chicago, but the commission
answered that since no date was set
for such bout the commission could
not consider it.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Special Notices
Mrs. KATE E. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

o46 Main Street Phone 431
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS.
Edwin Stcwac, Imperial Valley
:. Branch Manager Box ~, FL
Centre. Phone 25lW. 15t6
HARTZELL--The Roofer. Takes
guess work out of roofing. Phone
251W. adv
FURNITURE WANTED-Il5 No.
5th. Phone 623. 14tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Auto Loans
AUTO LOANS

contracts rctlnanccd. Balances paid
OFT atNwhcr" in the t.. :. We
handle details Of transfer. Repay
Ms "n new contulst ou practically
your own terms.
\ constantly growing and fricnlly
clientele surely demonstrates nat
ear method OF loauiu. money on
automobiles nh>t hr 4, rates and
rhWg"S satisfactory 10 the uc,t
critical
Confidential, Iuick service.
Sterling Securities Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Miscellaneous
For Sale

For Sale
PIANO FOR SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2l8. 21tf
FOR SALE--Eictor Victrola and
records. 143 Nc. 9th St. 15t4
FOR SALE-Best paying grocery
sore in valley, and home. White
Front. Phone 125W. 15t6
PASTURE for horses or mules.
mile south of Seeley P. J.
Storms. 12t7
FOR &ALt-Singcr sewing machine
and laff rug, cheap, hoth like
.'-Il ea~-,;4Sl~-l;pr;i St. 14t3
tOG sALE-50O Marsh seedless
grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons. Ii.
II. HuEter, san Diego, Rte. 4, Box
4'9, Nursery, Lemon Grove. 13Jt
FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Red Carous. 764 Vine st
1Str
FOR SALk2-To move, . sent houses
l2Xli. Phone 572, after 4 p. N.
Collins Wrecking Company. 270
No. 18th St. 7tf
FOR SALk-Cockcrcls. Feed table
scraps few weeks, make fine
broilors. $500 IA doz. John Hogan,
Seclcy. Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
SPORT NEWS SECTION
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Dy United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, June 16. - The
heavyweight wrestling championship
of the world may change hands here
tonight if Ivan Poddubny' S noted
flying mares can be worked with eff
fectiveness on Joe Stccher, the it'll
holder.
Poddubny, a Russian who has en-
enjoyed 81 birthdays, has made i'm.
'plessivc showings in every one Of
bis Los Angeles matches and his
ability have made the odds on the
result tonight very nearly even.
Stecher, however, il the favorite.
lie is the champion and as such he
has bowled over the most formida'
bic grapplcrs in the country. Among
these has been Poddubnv. Sterhcr
stopped the Russian giant on a New
York mat.
Lou Daro, local cntrspreneur of
the bone crushing sport, predicts
that 10000 people will witness this
gigantic match.
In the semi windup, George kot'
sonaros, popular Greek, will meet
Prince Jatrindra Gobar, Indian
heavyweight.
A double main event, each bout Of
which is scheduled to 60 10 rounds
and what appears to be "A splendid
show opener, also set for 10 round
limit, have been arranged for the
&c " ;l,,, ~
fans tonight.
Jack Spar, "homc town" light
weight, is slight favoritc over
Johnny Rcislcr in the top half of
the main part of the show. Pic0
Ramies has slight edge over San
tiago Gorilla in the other big bout
according to the dopestcrs. They are
teatherwcights.
Ad Aliegrini and Billy Lane open
the festivities.
Arnold Statz, star center fielder
Of the Angels, will be out OF the
game for several days on account of
4 bad cold. Wally Hood is filling
his place.
Tom Turner, president Of the
Portland Beavers, is due here today
and he will have to solve a tough
problem right away.
Elmer Ponder. former coast
league pitcher, has been purchased
by the Beavers and refuses to accde
to the terms of Ernie johnson. man-
ager of the club. Johnson is await
mo the arrival of TIrncr 50 the lat
ter can induce Ponder to don uni
form.
The sporting fraternity Of tn"
southland today mourncd the death
rt Jack Anderson, who was one Of
its most prominent members.
Anderson died Yesterday at Long
Beach. He was one of the first
professional golfers in the state and
was well known as a swimming
coach.
Connie MacE, manager of In"
Philadelphia Athletics, is due i'll
Los Angeles today to look over the
coast league clubs in search Of prom
ising material for his club.
Mack is understood to be specially
uesirious of watching the work Of
Lynn Larry. Young Oakland short
stop, aud Johnny Sherlock, Seattl" s
Youthful PLAYER who also covers th"
ground between third and second
hase,,.
The manager is after q couple of
pitchers, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
For Rent-Real Estate

FOR LEASE-On good terms to
right party, 100 acres alfalfa. 4
room house and , room tank house,
Al.o separator house. Lots of good
shade. Easy to irrigate. y mile
east of Alamitos school house,
Mcloland, north Y of tract 81.
Write to owner. DR.. +. d. Grand
mason, 1I4la SO. Hill ST., Los
Angeles. StlJ
FOR RENT-For dairy. 80 acres al,
falfa land, IS acres ready now,
balance will plant early fall. 3i@
miles west Braw,"". Il. W. Mon
Acr l0fG
10 LEASE for vegetables. 45 acres
of soft land for cash or shares
Chas. f. Parker, , miles west and
a miles south on Brawlcy.
8tf
= OE kEA $50 acres alfalfa,
fenced MO ) NEEDS. oIU Nam iot.
II Ctntro. Ito
' Lub rn3LE land. 100 and lao
acres, old alfalfa, for rent. E. Il.
Ahen, owner. see W. l.. Hancock,
Kcdl.or, y 10 Nam. 21tT
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

Charley Hendricks won The Schcd
ulcd eight round main event at Cul-
Yer City in the fifth round when h'
was foulcd by Freddie Cello. Georgia
Simouc ANA Joe Quiutcro fought Il
six round draw in the scmi.Windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and vicinity Fair
and moderately warm tonight an"
Thursday.
Southern California; Fair tonigh;
and Thursday with fog near coast
tonight; normal temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

Chill peppers and summer squa>h
are being heavily shipped FROM Nj
pomo, San Luis Obispo county, and
a large acreage of sweet potatoes
is being planted.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
For Sale-Real Estate.

FOR SALE--house On Wensley
Ave. Very reasooabIe terms. Val
lev I.~~~He- r 26tf
FOR SALE-New s,ucco house,
furnishe, or unfurnished. 532
State. 27tf
FOR SALE-Ncu modern five room
house, with double garage. Terms.
Phone 514. 2tf
FOR $4,000. 50 acres.
miles north Of FL Centre. NJ Of
s. u and F.. II acres of So OF
Sia. Section 81, Twp. Is Il. II.
w. +. Baynton Co., 639 So. Spring
St Los Angeles. 15t6
HAVE VERY fine improved Pasa-
dcna business block, clear. Shows
good income and good home. Also
good income property at Hermosa
ibGarh. Want good Imperial ranch
land, These are real properties.
What have you! Write Mr.. Did
dy, 955 L. Colorado St, Pasadena
15t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED bookkeepcr de-
Slres part time work or substitute
for summer or permanent. Re
fcrcnces furnished. Write Press
Box OIL T1t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

normau in the third round of the
six round special, Robert Eisdou
beat Herman RittcrhouSc in the pre-
liminary.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Dempsey Match
Still Uncertain

NEW YOEK. June ld.-TrN RjcN
arJ's --latest promise 10 appear be.
farr the state athlvtjc commission
''on or before next Tuosdav,' aud
awomcc his plans for tn" ucNt
flght OF Ja"k Dcmu>ey. has left th"
Leavvweigkt hoHiug situation as uu-
ae'tlcd as ever.
vat was even rcportrd fha, Rickard
mj4ht;ndt visit TIC commission Il,
al passing tlJo hr}rl5 to Dempsey
who has uutil .Ivuc -, according to
an ''u'lt iolatm of fine boxing body,
r. Sign cottract to dcfcud his
ti'!r against lI4rrv Wills.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16


in the Matter of the Estate of
Yutaka Kikuchi, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that a pcti-
tion for the probate of the will OF
Nutaka Kikuchi deceased, and for
the isepancc to Ryoichi Tachmo OF
letters testamcntary, has been filed
in This Court, and that Friday, the
18th dav of June, 1926, at Two
o 'clock p. m, OF said day, at the
Courtroom of said court, at the
Court House, in tho City of Ei Cen
tro. County of Imperial, state of
California, has been set for the hear
lug Of said petition, when and where
,anv person interested may appear
and contest the same, and show
cause if any they have, why said
petition should NOT be granted.
Dated June 4, 1926.
G. q. MOUSSEAN, Clerk
iBy c.. T.. WilIiford, Deputy Clerk.
(Supcrior Court ScaD 5tll
b. [. B4LleI, Attorney for Petitioner
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
JOE CHANEY'S CLEVERNESS PROVES
TOO MUCH FOR BATTLING PAUL AT
BRAWLEY mix; OTHER GOES FAST

johnson scrap fell out of the bag
and neither the III Centre nor
Brawlcv clubs seem to be abln to
make this match stick.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Base Ball Standing
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia >, Cleveland o.
New York Is, st. Louis !.
Detroit :, Boston 6.
Chicago /. Washington l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia $, Chicago |.
New York }, Cincinnati :.
st. Louis I, Brooklyn o.
Pittsburgh Boston, postponed ON
rim.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Re1ults

Yesterday's Re7ults
Los Angeles :, Portland >.
hollywood 4, Oakland :.
Mission 10, Seattle 4.
Sacramento 9, San Francisco ].
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

The United States forest service
Win establish nursery in pcvie
tanYon, near san Beruardjuo.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

cotton GiuucrS and COTTON oil mill
owners will meet for organization
in Los Angeles June -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
TODAY'S WANT ADS
TRUCKS

2t2 ton Klcibcr Truck, good
tires, mechanically Al. \ good
buy.
192%-1 D.. ton Maxwell truck,
good Shape mcc5>Eicaily.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

MEN, women and girls wanted to
work in fruit in the Hcmet Val
ley. Work begins about June 90.
Apply Hemet-oan Jacinto Cham
Der of Commerce, Hemct, Califor
MIA. 9 12 16 90
man FOR gene
raj ranch work. Good JOB for the
right man, Must hc good mll<cr.
Only willfiig and CONSCIENTIOUS
worker need apply. Walter i.
Harekorst, Southern Trust &
Commerce Bank, Brawley. l5t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
VEGETABLE LAND
FOR RENT OR SALE
Any locality. Any
Acreage
See
W.E.HANCOCK, Realtor
$40 Main Street
Ell Centre, California

$1400 BUYS 80 acres if take" hn-
core June 25th. Good land. -
acres level, NJ tract 55, Iowa
ship Is S. Range y East. Terms
Z. j. Storms, Seelev. 12t7
COUNTRY STORES FOR SALE
SAN DIEGO COUNTY
All good profit makers for the
right man
JACUMBA SPRINGS STORE: On
the paved Imperial Valley High
way at Jacumba Springs. 4 rap
Idly growing community. Will
sell real estate with merchandise
md fixtures or will lease build
ing and sell merchandise and fix
lures. Good dwelling rooms ad-
joining store. Stock of merchan-
disc. about $4,000. Fixtures about
$1,000.
CAMPO STOHE-Win lease build
ing. Stock Of merchandise about
$lO,500. Fixtures about $1,000.
Dwelling quarters adjoining store,
This is one of the hest and Oldest
trading points in the county,
LAKESIDE STORE-Best location
i'll this thriving community. Build
ing has an upstairs which can be
converted into living rooms if
desired. Merchandise $740U. Fix
lures about $1,000. VIII sell or
lease property.
While we prefer to close these tran.
sactions for cash, we will give
time on a portion of purchase
price to responsible parties. APP
Fly to
Delta Mercantile Company, III Cen
tro, or Melville Klau6cr, 4O4
Souther7 Title Building, San Di-
ego. 1lt6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
Heip W anted

acknowledgements. Call 2O3.
Pacific Southwest Bank Bldg.
1915
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-New house, nicely
furnished, : rooms, breakfast
nook and oath. Gail 672 orange
or phone 330W. 2tf
FOR LEASE-By year only. New
five room house and garage. 57i
Euclid Ave. Phone 5l4. 2tf
rOR RENTING room furnished
apartment with shower. $50.
Agnts included. Mrs. Land, 1o3
Park, 25tf
On ,N4-tlve room cottage al
JacumOa. See Marvin Moore, 6ot
brighton. st.
FOR RENT--Two nice furnished
houses, excellent Sleeping rooms.
Summer rates. Tyler ms. Agency.
12tf
CLEAN, cool apartment, cheap. 523
Brighton. l2tz
L Oh I.E4., Cosy three room apart
uIent, lawn ana shade trees. close.
ln Adults. $40 W. MAN. pnoLs
4y5W. 3tf
2.UK RHNT-Cool apartment. Sum.
mer rates. $40 Adams. Stf
1Uk KIN IA pa. ;ment ana bach.
clor shack. 3s3 Olive. Ito
rUH RENT-l'unishcd house. IIa5
Main. III,
r'Ok RFlNT-Cool, comfortable
room, convenient to bath. $50
Orange. Can evenings or see
Barry, Irrigation District office.
12tf
FOR REI-Large cool furnished
room. 1040 OIve. 14t3
FOR RBNT-Threc, four and five
room houses. 634 Hell. Phone
263J. l4t3
FOR RENT-Cool shady furnished
modern house. $35. Water paid.
442 He'll. 14tf
FOR RENT-Unfurnish 6 room
house. S3l Olive st. Phone 2U9J.
14tf
FOR RENT-t'urnishcd Apt. 473
Park St. l5t6
Foit MN l-f Of lhc summer, 1uf-
hlshed house at 624 Olive. Mod
crn conveniences, close in, COM
Portable sleeping porches for the
summer. 1873
FOR RENT-T'ive room furnished
house with bath and shower. 672
Orange. 15tf
FLORENCE Apartments and rooms.
Ill Commercial. l5t4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE
APPOINTED FOR PROVING
WILL AND HEARING APPLI-
CATION FOR LETTERS TES-
TAMENTART.
III tire Superior Court of the state
of California, in and for n.e Coun-
ty of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-06-16

FOR RENT-New house, nicely
furnished, 5 rooms, breakfast
nook and path Gail 672 orange
or phone 330W. 2tf
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-30
RUTH SPEvAk SCHOOL 0E
EXPRESSION OPENS FALL
AND WINTER TERM IN
NEW STUDIO.


The Ruth Spivak School Of Express
sion and Dramatic Art will open the
year in a new studio at 142T Court
PLACE. The school has grown so that
the old studio in the Charles Building
no longer is large enough to accommo-
date her growing classes. The school
will be under the direct supervision
of Miss Spivak. Adult and children's
classes will be held. In the childrcn's
classes the children will be given an
opportunity for self-expression, and
all the latent possibilities will be
brought into bcing. Voice placement,
play acting, play reading, stage tech
fniaue and. children's pieces will be
taught. In the adult classes there will
be the study Of the drama, stage tech,
niquc, plays, voice, play reading, and
the art of makeup.
Every ono knows what Miss, Spiyak
has done to correct the speech Of dc.
ticient children, and, she will have q
Especial class for the correction of such
defects.
The child actors Harry Moore ant
Sylvia Pringle and the others will be
given opportunities to be before The
public this winter, as Miss SpiYak ha.
planned MAN,, play ftr- .hl school.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-30
b. NJ. H. NOTES

Shemini Atzereth = Wednesday
Sept. 30 at sunset, Thursday porning
at s o'clock, memorial services at 9:15.
DR.. Kauvar will speak on "Strayed
Souls"
Simchas Torah = Thursday, Sept.
3Oth at p. M, children's rally, Amer
ifan and Jewish flags donated by
Messrs. NJ. L. Meyer, Jake NJ. Miller
and S. Stern will be distributed. Fri
day morning services begin at
o'clock. The usual Simchas Torah
program will be part of the service.
Late Friday Night Services-Oct. s
will be the opening night of the 25th
season of late Friday night services.
Music will be in charge of Cantor G.
Kwartin and Mr.. B. Baylis. Rabbi c.
II. Kauvar will speak OH the theme
'ln the Open"
Ladies' Auxiliary Evcnts-Annual
luncheon for paid-up members We'd
nesday afternoon, Oct l3th. Reserva-
tions close Oct. 9Th. Dues should be
mailed to Mrs. Harry Pells. Prepara-
tions for the Thanksgiving dance un.
der the Craftsmanship of Mrs. A. Wan
del, Wednesday,, Nov. "a.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-30
iEX-PATTENTS MAKE
GIFT TO, DIR. RENDOVE

The patients at the Ex-Patients'
iTubercular Home presented DIR. II. A.
Benloye, ON the eve of his departure
for the East, with medical bag hold
Ing the good wishes of its donors.
DIR. Bendove responded with n talk
on Post.Sanatorium Treatment that
struck at the roots of the patients pres
lent pretlicament. The talk dealt will,
Tho practical ways and means OF allie
Waiting u'eir.plisht, and paving the way
for a possible future.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-30
EXEMPT from
Numerus Clausus

Budapest IS. A.)-Thosc who have
renowned Judaism are not subject To
the nu,aarus clausus in, the universe
ties, according to a ruling by Min;
lister of Education, Count Klebels-
burg He has also RULED that the
number Of Jews permitted to ono
school be in ratio to the total NUM-
ber permitted in the university rather
than in proportion to the actual mum.
ber Of students enrolled.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-30
"HAz0SIIR'

Very encouraging reports were
heard at the last meeting of the
"Hazomir" Every member is telling
of the enthusiastic support and great
demand for the "Hazomir" concert
and dance which is going to be held
on Sunday evening, November 2sth at
the Beth Joseph Synagogue, Curtis
and. Gath st.
New applicants desiring admission
into the organization, are kindly asked
to come to the next meeting, which is
going to be held on Wednesday eve
ming, October 6, at 24l2 Stout. New
members will be taken in during the
next month, then the membership will
close until after the concert.
[ TICKETS arc now obtainable at the
office of the lntermountain Jewish
News, and from every member of
"Hazamir.'
Friendly organizations arc kindly
asked not to occupy the date Of Noy.
2S for any public entertainment.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-30
OHEB ZADEk CONGREGA.
TION,

Pupils desiring TO attend Sunday
School are requested. To, register Sup
day morning. We nro pleased to an.
nouucc that several new teachers have
Lccp added to our staff. 4 post-grad-
uate course is being offered for all
those interested in Jewish history and
philosophy.
Congregation Ohcb Zadck gives its
best thanks to Cantor T.. Samucls for
his services during the holidays. The
services this year wcrc said to, have
been the. most bcauiifnl and inspirn.
iional ever held, IN the synagogue. and
greatly enjoyed by ALL
IiDshono Rabo services Wednesday
mqrninG ut G:30. Shmiuci Atsercs
Marty will begin ut p. N. and Thurs
dpy morning, memorial services mt Q
Il. M.
Simrhos Torah childrcn's rally niglt
at I p. M. and Friday morning at S
n. III.
our late Friday night services viii
begin Friday. October S. nt S p. m.
with n well known cantor and good
speakers.
Ihe- sem,- annual meeting ot. the. Con