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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

Superior Court Judge by the voters
of King County six consecutive times,
receiving large majority of the
votes cast at each election. His abil-
ity is conceded, his fairness and i'm
partially have never been questioned.
All agree that he is capable, ener-
getic and just. His character, ability
experience and vigor of body and
mind make him an exceptionally use
full man as Judge.
Judge Tallman is an Elk, being a
Past Exalted Ruler and honorary life
member of Seattle Lodge 90, an
Eagle and a member of Veteran
Eagles Club, member Of Seattle
Camp GO, Woodmcn Of the World
member Of the Sons Of the American
Revolution, life member of the Sc.
attic Press Club and an honorably
discharged soldier of Co. +, LIST Regi-
ment, National Guard of the State of
Washington.
His many friends are confident
that he will be reelected by 10000
majority on November End.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29
VOTE FOR JUDGE KINNE

He has made good on the bench.
He is in the prime OF life.
He has helped bring about
speedier justice.
He is capable and courageous.
He is a firm believer in nipple
justice and ieiger technicaiifies.
He has real humanity and COM
mon sense in handling court busi-
ness.
He Is a husband and father
and-as judges better equipped
to pass upon Judicial questions
affecting the home.
He has the energy and industry
to expedite the business of the
courts.
Headquarters: s24 Dexter Horton
Building Elliott 1880
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29
MORIARTY
Candidate TO Succeed Himself
Position No. III

Judge Charles P. Moriarty, in
cumbent, Superior Court, King
County, will be returned to office by
a large majority in the coming cleo
ton. all indications show, according
to statements of prominent members
of his large supporting organization,
including well known business and
professional men and women, prom.
inent labor leaders, University Alum
nj and war veterans.
Although a jurist comparatively
young in years, Judge Moriarty has
carried into his judicial capacity a
wealth of legal learning, and a most
unusual fund of human understand
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

ham, Aberdeen-Hoquian and South
Bend Raymond. have been improved
and work done on such rivers as the
Skagit, Nooksack, Puyallup, Duwam-
ish, Willapa, Columbia, Snake, Cow
litz and Lewis. Jones, be it remem-
bered, spent many tireless years on
the Rivers and Harbors Committee of
the House and Senate.
There was one dock and two small
buildings at Bremerton when Sena-
tor Jones first went to Congress;
now one of the nations greatest navy
yards, constantly expanded, is located
on that site.
Reclamation was an unpromising
dream in 1898; during Senator Jones
service twenty millions of federal dol
lars have been appropriated to make
this the foremost state in irrigation
accomplishments.
Alaska and Washington coasts
were graveyards of ships in the
earlier days; Jones obtained the first
adequate appropriations for lights
and aids to navigation and constantly
has followed up that work. He, more
than anybody else, has been respon-
sihle for the constructive legislation
won for Alaska.
Eleven million dollars have beer
procured to aid in bodybuilding; the
Rainier National Park has been made
one of the nations favored play
grounds through federal assistance
one of the country's greatest army
posts has been established and put on
n permanent basis at Tacoma's gate
way; the navy has built as well as re-
paired warships in this state and Is
contracting in Washington for part
of its air fleet while newly established
air ports serve the government
armed forces and the postal service
the American flag has been restored
to the seas by a merchant marine en-
couraged in n bill that Senator Jones
drafted: he helped build the Panama
canal that brought the Atlantic coast
markets closer to the producers OF
this state and Senator Jones was one
of those who initiated the policy OF
sending American commercial agents
abroad to open new markets for the
exports of this country. the Orient in
which Washington is most interested
being given special attention.
POSITION IN CONGRESS
Senator Jones is Republican
"whip." second only in the majority
organization of the Senate to Sena'
tor Charles Curtis, the Republican
floor leader, for whom Mr.. Jone:
acts during the Kansan's absence. He
is chairman Of the Committee or
Commerce. rated fourth in import
ance in the Senate; is the third mere
Der on the powerful Appropriation
Committee and is slated for the chair
manship when Senator Francis E
Warren relinquishes that position; ].
the ranking member on the commit
tee on Irrigation and Reclamation
and also ranking member on the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia.
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ing tastes. his policy being that only
the best was good enough for his pa
irons. By adhering to such n pol
icy he has rot only served the public
well, but has also established one Of
the most successful restaurants in
the Northwest.
Aside from his popular restaurant
at 14l4 Third avenue, Mr.. Boldt
operates one of the largest bakeries
in the city, supplying quality bread
and pastry goods-a dozen or more
of the justly famous Boldt's Bakery
stores.
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found list of names, picked at ran
dom, to whom Mr.. Boldt offers a
good dinner as his guests, without
charge. This is one of his unique
ways of advertising.
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BATTLE OF BALLOTS
ON TUESDAY, NOV.2
Republicans and Democrats
Put Up Active Fight
For Votes

Next Tuesday, November 2, will
bring to a close one of the most
spirited political campaigns held in
King County in years. Both Repub-
lican and Democratic candidates are
waging active warfare, injecting is
sues big and little into the campaign.
Candidates for judges have also been
active, with the result that the vote
for the various judgeship positions
will doubtless be close.
1t is the duty of every citizen to
vote. In no other way can true
expression of the will of the people
be had.
A list of Republican and Demo-
cratic candidates for congressional,
legislative and county offices, also
candidates for Judges, follows:
U. S. SENATOR
WESLEY L. jones' Republican
A. SCOTT BULLlTT.....D Democrat
CONTINUED on page y
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29
JUDGE TALLNIAN
Candidate for Reelection

Judge Boyd ]. Tallman is a candi-
date for reelection as Judge of the
Superior Court, Department -, that
position having been created by the
last Legislature and temporarily filled
by appointment by Governor Hartley.
Department Is is now filled by
Judge Kline who was appointed a
few months ago and whose support
is now coming from the Hartle!
machine.
Judge Tallman was born on farm
in Pennsylvania, and educated in the
public schools, Ligonier Academy and
Washington and jefferson College,
all in his native state. He has lived
in King County since early manhood,
and is known to almost every voter in
the county. At the recent primary
election he was re-nominated and led
the ticket in Department 10, receiving
over 1000 votes more than the man
who is now running against him.
Judge Tallman has been elected a
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

Senator Wesley L. Jones has been Washingons gee but
modesy among public officials has always prevented him from claim
credit for the vors brought back from Congress- He has
asserted he himself obtained results but always that in
operation with the other members of the delegation the thing has
been DONE The absence have hamped the public appras
ing the value of his services from year to year.
But consider history Senator Jones first elected Congress iii
1893 Prior that there had been eight years statehood five Of
them included in the period of the nations serious financial de-
preston Those early years statehood lean insofar fed
ea concerned The few appropriations obtained
scarcely sufficient mark the spot where federal aid deserved
For all practical purposes the whole history of federal recognition and
aid Washington bound the story the % years Senator Jones
has served in Congress.
When he Congress there only federal building in this
the located Port Townsend Washington dotted by
public buildings comprehensive plan has been adopted for caring
for future needs
took Indifferent Wasngons and habors
the job the Lake Washington canal
dug; habors Tacoma Everett Seattle Olympia Bg
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

It doesn't take a Christopher
Columbus TO discover that the dol
lars represented in community i'm
provements are the dollars that
thoughtful people spent in commun-
ity stores.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

A salesman called at our office the
other day and tried to sell us n pro-
tectograph; but we assured him that
the newspaper game was a graft"
that didn't need protecting.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

The fellow who invented money
was a genius, but he wasn't in it for
shrewdness with the bird who first
figured out that little matter of in.
terest.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

He who knows good thing
when he sees It and grabs !, while
the grabbing is good, profits more
than he who waits for tomorrow
that never eomes.-Lige Perkins.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29
Keep Judge Kline
On The Bench

Judge James B. Kline, who is
candidate for Judge of the Superior
Court, Position IS, has been Judge
of Department i3 of the Superior
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

Don't forget to vote the judicial
ballot when you go to the polls next
Tuesday.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29
]. r. Boldt, Popular
Seattle Reslauraieur

After twenty
years in the res
taurant business
in S I'll c,
James r. Boldt
e a m iliarly
known 10 his le-
gion of friends
rs "Sunny Jim"
b o ! d o COM
mands n most
enviable repu-
tation in the
world of Good
eats. Mr.. Boldt
has always ca
tered to people
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-10-29

On the Appropriations committee.
Senator Jones is chairman of the
subcommittee on Commerce, Labor
and State, which includes the diplo-
matte service, and justice. He has
permanent place on the conference
committees on appropriations for
Agriculture, Military Affairs and
District of Columbia. Senator Jones
is the only Pacific Coast member of
the Appropriations committee.
VALUE TO STATE OF WASH
lNCTON
During the last session of Con-
gress, Senator Jones obtained 49,
000,0 900 of appropriations for the
State of Washington and in addition
succeeded in amending the income
tax law to protect the community
rights of the people of this state, saw
ing 100000 of current taxes and
claims for unpaid taxes of previous
years for his constituents. During
his service on the Committee on IT.
rigation and Reclamation he has OBJ
tanned S19,650.00G for Washington
and now has the 10000 acre Kittitas
project launched with 100000 al
ready available and s7,000,000 more
70 come. He drafted the bill that
provides for write-offs in irrigation
projects. His whole Congressional
career is filled with incidents of this
kind
SERVICE TO VETERANS
Throughout his entire Congress
| ional career Senator Jones has sup
ported the bills that have sought to
do Justice 10 the veterans of the
country's wars. In his first session
he fought through the bill giving
Spanish-American War veterans the
! credit for service on homestead
claims that had been allowed Civil
War survivors. and TO obtain for the
heroes Of 1898 a preference in civil
service employment. Throughout the
long fight for pension recognition he
l aided the Spanish War veterans. The
whole legislative program of World
4 War veterans had Senator Jones aid
\ He helped with the insurance diff
culties, aided the vocational training
program, voted for the hospitaliza.
ton and rehabilitation of wounded
veterans, helped give them the pref.
erence rights enjoyed by older veter-
ans and adjusted the grievances OF
individuals.
ACTIVE FOR FARMERS
In the long fight to re-establish ag.
riculture Senator Jones has worked
and voted for the legislative program
of the farmers. Among the big meas.
ures he helped to pass were the emer.
gency tariff, billion dollar war Fl
nance corporation, agricultural rep
resentation on the federal reserve
board. federal farm loan act anc
amendments making available addi
tional loan funds, etc, agriculture
credit act, cooperative marketing
CONTINUED on page 81
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VOTE NEXT TUESDAY. DO
YOUR DUTY AS A GOOD CITI-
ZEN
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CONTINUED on page %
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
B'NAI ISRAEL.

The B'hai Israel of Denver takes
great pleasure in informing the Jewish
people Of Denver that Rabbi ". Bur
stein, the only OrothodoN- English speak
ing rabbi of Denver, VIII speak Thurs
day morning, the first dnt Of Ilosh-
Hushopn, before Tekath-shuffcr, ut the
Cong Zerah Israel at Grove and Col.
fax. The topic will he THE Sboffal
and its Interpretation" On the same
day the rabi will deliver lecture at
the Yad-Achas Synagos at i. NJ. The
topic will be "Thushoco and its Mean
ing"
On Friday, September 10Th. the see
ond day of 1,osb Hushona, before
Tekiath- -Shoffar, Rabbi Burstein will
speak in English ut the Congregation
Yad-Achas. The Topic will be "Th'
Messing &c from the Sbaffar to the Jew
ish People" ON Saturday morning
September II the Rabbi will spcuk II
the Cong. AgudathAchim. and IN tn
afternoon p. NJ. sharp. the rabbi will
deliver II lecture at the Cong. Icrnh
Israel, Grove and Colfax.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

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goyng away. I'm so axcited. I'm
so axited-Yi yi-Meesus Shain-
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You got by oss de heslrcssg Goot pye.
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dollink-we'll sand you lie shnep-
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de bast from helt-Goot pyc. Meesus
Yifnif - Yeh-yeh - Wen hev
gradually developed de shnepshUs-
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shots F. Goot pye Mcesus MOsko-
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lsatiore Baba-will you carry by surf
board for he?
Mr.. Feitlebaum SMACK A lumber
jacket blcamc Alrady ha :?
(SMACK) Soif budds 7 nidd 1t vat
IN de houzc !. ,sMACK) Why You
dun't want maybe tsMACK)
should kerry you home from still
bim from beclding goiter ha :?
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4 couple shocks I should breeng
home maybe (SMACk) dey should
swecm In de battOb, ha? (sMACK)
witt stoffeesh witt clamp-sliell yat
II should cutt me opp tie fit. ha ?
(SMACK )-Tomorrow you'll go by
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de hOuze a sublogical goddens maybe
(SAIACK).
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enough ns Is! Don't worry. Pop
he'd have n tongh time glttih' outa
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You'd hafta show dem his bolt sti-
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Isidore Fciilebat,m. Born----tscc
next weeks Red Magic for reason
Why. Eycs-crossed. Hot and
cold running nose. And answers to
de name of Fido !!-ha ha ha!!
Mr.. Feitlebaun,- Is here alrady
de dopc!. SO why you dun't keesine
goot pyc de goot -for-notting frands
you should livv de liedress dey should
wccisit you by de pull-rOOm-Odder
de lonch wegson, odder de cliop-sooy,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Club Neus
sIREN's CLUB

\ tcry spirited meeting was held at
he home of Marvin Applebaum last
Wednesday evening.
In the semi-annual election of officers.
Williams Agreh was elected president
Max Kahn, vice president; Itzie Rosen-
baum. treasurer; and Marvin Apple
baum. secretary. A special luncheon
was given in honor N our retiring
president. Sam MCzer. His efforts and
ability has long been recognized by his
fellow members.
Everything is in readiness for the
most successful dance ever given. Tie
committee reports that one Of the
features Of the evening will be solo
by Bob Taylor, playing Honey Girl, his
own composition
Hurry and make II date for the first
lance of the season-September 2Oth.
Don't forget the l.. A. +. Dance Oct.
lr.I Eoro,,.Ia
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

New Year services win be held in
Temple Emanuel East 10th avenue
and Pearl street, Wednesday evening
September 9Th at 1880 o'clock.
Services will also be held Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rabbi VIM. S,
Friedman will preach the sermons.
Services will be held Friday eve
ming, September 10th at 7:45 o'clock
and Saturday morning, September IL,
at 1O:3O o'clock.
DR.. W. S. Friedman will preach the
sermons.
Yon.kippur
Yom-kippur will be observed in
Temple Emanuel Friday evening, Sep
tcmbcr 17th at 7:30 o'clock and Sat
urday morning, September 18th.
DR.. w. s. Friedman will preach the
sermon.
The choir under the direction OF
Mr.. Clarence Reynolds and consisting
of Mrs. Agnes Clark Glaister, Mrs
Bessie Dade Hughes, Mr.. r. II. Ed
wards, Mr.. Ed. Wolters will sing the
traditional music.
The Religious Schooi Of Temple
Emanuel
The Religious School will register
pupils Sunday morning, September
10Th at 10 o'clock.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
OHEB ZADEk CONGRE-
CATION

Services are held every Friday eve
ming at Sunset Saturday morning at Q
o'clock. being close to the holidays and
nearing the end of school vacation we
decided to close the Hebrew School up-
III after the holidays.
Selichots services will be held Satur-
day evening, September ith at mid
night.
Cantor Il. samucls has been engaged
to officia,e for the New Year holidays.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

odder a poliss station-from de ceety,
I'M? Minimum
Mrs. Fcitlebaum - Hmm - Goot pyo
Mecsus Nofotlis--We'll sand you de
~hnepshots - You'll geevc oss
gradually II look upp in de ceety.
Mr.. N0ftOiis s-Hmm-of cuss, min hosb
de doctor uslIual presunes We
should spand de wecntcr by Lake
Irccid--he enJoins 1t extrimmingly
dcre de weenter-sputts witt de tobar-
gainins ,'--Boit-Boitrem F. Is dees
nizc you should make witt de ruler.
skates In de loppy? Boitrem moddcr
Is prowoked-BUITREM!.- Comm,
Boitrem Say goot pyc de pipple
Ike II ttches you in de private
school on RcewersIte Drife de toot-
er. r..-BOITREM. Is dees nize you
should make witt de fecnger to de
noze? Moddcr Is wuxed. Boitrem
Oohoo .-rrockman-Troc I. ! So
Is here dc hcdrcss you'll 20 by lie
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pliZzc by dees hetlrc<s.
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seward Park Sout?? Where's datt??
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Street .-IIa ha-rrec push carts up
from de station.
Mira. NoftOlis - Hmnmm Him
aham-Yas-you see it hez derc mine
son-in-law. Spancer Goldboig. de
hoptomitreest dc hufiicc-Of cuss-he
dun't leeving dere-he recites by
Lung Highland-le jost kipping dere
dc hufflce in de slunps II should halp
de- poorish pipple--
LO6y - Ycnh-Big- hearted Spencer
Dat glazier .-Scllin' dc GiDnys
watch crystals FER specs Makes
Paul Revere look like lie Four Horse
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and de hootch dey pcddlin' now
could clean mp In de pencil an tin
cup racket lila ha-him-a op-
tishan-He used to paint black eyes
in Il Sand Street tatooin' joint!
Mrs. Felfiebsum- m-Looy-LoOy .-SH
Mrs. N0ftOlls-So you'll drop oss aline
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

by Franch Lcek Spreengs Hlnsiiena
-So-BOITREM.!, Geeve beck
de Ieedle boy de hall day socker--
Modder is Negotiated, Beitrcm. Why
you should take de leedle boys hall
day socker? You got home sll de
imputed chncklitts kendy Him
from WHO hc takes eftcr?? Is
n mctstry-
LOOy-Hn In Wait tn deg start
countim' de towels In her room II
won't he no mystery.!
Mrs. Feitlebaum-lesy--lIsey
-gceve batter a halp de poppa witt
de wnlisses!
IsidOre re-Ba-ba-Cad 1 sit I'd the frodt
witt de driver?7
Mr. FeitIeAam,- (sMACK) a shufrcr
you should be. ha? SMACK
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wot l holding You reliable for IT..
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Copyright New York wofid) Press Pub.
fishing Co. 1925.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
| JOHN +. VIVIAN | X
the LOYAL REPUBLICAN
FOR
GOVERNOR
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
Sept IA, 1876
Denies Catholics
Are Wr0nged

New York City tS.AD-Roberto
Habcrman, general delegate OF the
Mexican Federation Of Labor in the
United States and special commission
er Of the Mexican Department OF
Commerce. Labor and Industry, de-
clared in speech at the Civic Club
that the growth OF the Mexican labor
party had led to the clash with the
clergy, and denicd that the Gales
Government was dcpriving Catholics
Of their constitutional rights. Mr.
Habcrman, Jew, is an outstanding
figure in the Mexican labor move.
ment.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagog, 24tb aud Curtis
streets, daily services at 8:i5 A. NJ.
and at sunset Friday evening.
Hebrew School
Two teachers teaching daily Hebrew
reading, writing aud singing, aud on
Saturdays conduct students In religious
services.
Every Saturday afternoon Rev. Lei
herman instructs the members Of the
congregation In Mikro.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

Milstonc is the scion of family of
noted musicians in Russia. He is him
self an honor graduate Of the Imperial
Conservatory of .Petrograd. His pro
gram will furnish one of the high lights
of The current musical season.
4 varied program of topics of time
ly interest will make the opening scs
sion OF the Zionist Society mcmor.
uiHc one.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Kalman KOnrad and
KakOah Stars Here

New York City. - (S.A.) - Kalman
konrad, Jewish football player OF Hun.
gary, rated the foremost soccer player
of Europe. arrived here together with
Neufeid, Eiscnhoffcr schocufeid and
Druckcr, stars of the famous Hakoah
club of Vienna, on the s. 3. Columbus.
They have come here to play as mem
bers uf the Brooklyn Wanderers.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
HOrween Brothers
To Coach Harvard

Cambridge, Mass.-(S.A.-The an.
nouncement of Harvard's football
coaching staff shows that two Hor-
ween brothers are on the lists. Arnold
Horween, head coach, has chosen his
brother, Ralph, who was a member Of
the Harvard varsity teams in 1915
and 1916, later playing fulIback in
1919, as line coach.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
ZERA ISRAEL SYNAGOG

Services are conducted duly. Morn
ing services ut G.15 o'clock. Evening
services ut sunset. On saturdays,
morning services are held at 800
o'clock aud evening services at 4:Oo
o'clock.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
VIOLIN VIRTUOSO
WILL ENTERTAIN
ZIONISTS SEPT. iG

An outstanding feature Of the pro-
gram In connection with the reoIening
Of meetings of the Zionist Society of
Denver. next Thursday night. Sept. 1G,
is a series of concert selections to be
rendered by Mr.. Edward Milstonc. Mr.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
BETH HA MEDROSH HACO.
DOL SYNAGOG NOTES

ROsH HASHONOH SERVICES
Beginning with Wednesday evening,
Sept. Sth. all evening services will be
held ut sunset. Thursday and Friday
morning services will be held ut s
o'clock. Cantor q. kwartin and his
choir, under the leadership T Mr..
Bnylis, will Uiliciatc. Rabbi G. II.
Kauvar will speak both days at the
morning service.