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Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Superior Court of the State
Of California, in and for the
rny,,4xY oF
County of Imperial

SottiiIy VI IlipeAial
In the Matter Of the Estate of Matt
Jones, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, Aurelia Patterson,
Administrative with the will an
ncXed of the estate of Matt Jones,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to file them with the
necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication
of this notice i'll the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court Of the
State of California, in and for the
County of Imperial or to exhibit
them with the necessary vouel ees
within four months after the first
publication of this notice to said
Administrators with the will annex.
cd at the law office of j. S. Larew,
Rooms 10l and l02 Rehkopf Bldg.
in the City of FL Centre, County
Of Imperial, State of California,
which said office the undersigned
selects as her place of business IN
all matters connected with said
estate IN said County of Imperial.
Dated and first published this
list day Of January, 1925.
AURELIA PATTERSON.
Administrative with the viii annex
cd Of the estate of Matt Jones
deceased. j 81 IS L IL
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
Cattle Market


Cattle, 2eo ho1dovcrs 'o0. S'a".
weak, no steers sold, medium kinds
quoted. $500 % 800; several IoIs,
She stock, mostly southwcstcrns.
80 to 80. With better kinds up
70 600, rauuers aud cutters, at we
steady. bulk 2.75 to 4.0c; bulls, firm,
most bo,ognas, 4.50 to 30, calves,
%, holaov"rS. 900; Slo" ,,~..at'"" -.
nothing sold early, few milk vcals,
HOO to 800, sihat ti4t- T. d,
SEQ to 80
Hogs, 800; holdovcrs, 9.0, modcr-
tc3y active, generally l0c t" 70
higher than Monday, top, l4,50,
rIk l7n-2'5 ID. weights, 1900 to
li,@5, packing sows, largely HOO
u 30
Sheep, none, good and choice
omls, quoted 1870 10 l4,50, com
mon to choice ewes. 80 10 500.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

FOR RENT-Furuishcd room. 52t
llcil st. 2Stt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY TO SATISFY A
LIEN

Notice is hereby given that the
undcrsl lgncd, Mccormick Bros. Ga
rage, partnership, will sell at
public auction to the highest bid
pcr for cash, at their Garage, No.
'Gl Main ST., in the City of Ell
Ccntro, Imperial County, California,
on the 9th day of February, 1926,
At Hoo a. M, one certain Ford
Truck, Engine No. 351l472, having
1923 License No. E.3462O.
To satisfy Il lien under sections
/; 81 and 3052 of the civil code Of
California, ON said automobile in
shc sum of $500 which is now due
hd unpaid.
Dated January o6, 1926.
MCCORMICK BROS. GARAGE.
Bv Chas. T.. Mccormick. 26tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
BAN Bell CARRIERS
FROM CLASSROOM

HiNWARD cnlif. Jan - Fom
= loe ""s'''"s adorned with tiny
bells, the lafeSt fashion from gay
Parrr, viii ii7gir no more IN class
70 ms uf the hayward Union hiyh
school. ~ = recent meeting of the
local Associated Students the fash
ION was branded rs "silly and un-
l'N''N by Miss Bernce Flores,
president, and the girls decided to
"tmGat, tHe be is by a majority
vote.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
BATTLING PAUL TO
MEET BENNY IRWIN
IN SAN DIEGO co

For '5.s=ef
Ia Fia~
81. Aav - plarfa ssa - II
san r.c.sa. fa,a /. ttla aetry
Irwin, il te=~S feunlxp i'll rtent
tone Eas= u=aEt l4.t .te9f Pad
Won rs fieht ati - s5tttsels ii
the 81 ley afe f7fta tor hlm -
rcpf temofrow aigi.t. ii
+ An Er4wtcv Surl.1cr is tie ONLY
boxer from lmprlial Valley appear.
iuG at the toisean. Trare i val
lace. who fought here three weeks
ago. viii opcn tie show With Dick
Ra,i5s. N;lllace is ;hc boV who put
* Men away iu ,hert order.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

FER SALE Cheap. Small grocery
IHsincss. Good standard stock,
Well established trade. Living
room car, he had in rear of store,
lone 7ofW. 305 Hamilton Ave.
Corner 3r1 and Hamilton. -St3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
HELEN WILLS is
WINNER IN ROUND
by United Press Leased Wire

CANNES, Jan. 2s.-Miss Helen
Wills, the invading American tennis
champion, advanced another step on
her journey through the Cannes
tournament here today when she
easily defeated Mile. Ros;nc Elasto,
80 and o.
The victory was so easy for Miss
Wills that the match was uninterest-
ing. She was eomplese mistress OF
the play at AL times.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

.1 'ERIAL Felt Rugs. Agents
wanted, Ill places except FL Cen
tro. Beautiful samples, 27X5+
farnishcd at cost. Address IL. c.
P}uukctt, Box 335, FL Centre. 2stl
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
GOVERNOR GOES 10 S. F.

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Jan. Is
Governor Friend W. Richardson leit
today for San Francisco. He cX-
poets to be in his office in the
state building until the cud of the
week, The governor was accom-.
panied by Harry Lutgens, his pri-
Vatp secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
Here and There
in Sport World


Newark. n. .J,-Johnnv Gibson,
Fordhan 5 star al around athlete,
caused a co'nplefe surprise .v win
ming the Gee yar5 special racc from
Alien He lfrich former Prnn atn
St"r, in LIS ID. new track rec.
cld.
New yo-k-With fastcr skating
1ad better combination work, the
Yale varsity hockey team defeated
the New York \. G., to 0.
Chicago. = Three candidates for
the Chicago Cubs shortstop position
have signed contracts. They ar"
Maurice shannon. Jim Cooncv and
haIah Mirharls
Chicago -Doli;ica leaders gather
ad at a Dime" here asst might reda,
"d support of the movement to leg
re bong N illinois, Tho issue
".'l' be voted en- April -, primary
day.
Chicago. Charles IS ..Chiek :
Evans, .lr., former amateur golf
"h1npion, denied in court that he
had anvthinG 70 do with the manip-
ulatjonS by which it is charged of
f'ci"ls of tie piXmoYr country club
secret ' purchased land aud then
Sold I 10 themselves.
Milwaukee. = Ed Strang err
Lewis. hoayNwciGht wrestler, took
tw" falls from Mich Gotch here last
night:
PcrtN'o1 c.. -- - s':rg - ba-o
arr recommendations from the ath-
lctir council. fr csoylriv" council
of n" N.soeiatci Ntrdnnts of HE
tpi~ors y # ear ra'a to,k 90 nc
-ien - I'D tow"rl solo"ti NJ If =
fr'tha'l ""ah to succeed the latc
Andy" Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

On hEN Part of store floor for
Office purposes. H. No. olAth e,t.
S L T
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

WANTED-B Bookkcepcr steuograph
cr. Apply Valley Lumber Co E
Centre. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

WANTED -llousekceper, Mrs. Bill
Tackctt 321 So. Fourth st. 27t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

Fay Thomas, noted University oi
Southern California athlete. viii re
port to the New York Giants base
hali team ol March !, according to
Gn announcement by Sam Crawford,
I, =. {. coacn, who signed Thomas
for John McUraw, manager Of the
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
SPORT NEWS SECTION

Giants.
Numerous obstacles W Il have to
he overcome by those who partici-
pate in the Lake Arrowhead Cham
Ger of Commerce race from an cleVa-
ton of one mi.e to the ocean. The
event will be s,aged as soon as there
IS more snowfall at the lake.
Participant VIII start at Lake
Arrowhead and use the ski jump,
tobc ggan slide, snow shoes bob
sled and ice skates at the lake, then
motor to some beach point and m
sh the race by padding IA canoe
through the breakers and jumping
INTO the Pacific ocean. Officials
think that the winner Of the event
will finish inside Of five hours if
he is not caught by motorcycle of
ficers.
Harry Grcb, word S middIeweight
champion, will put i'll his second ap-
pcarance before southern California
boxing fans when he meets Buck y
HoIiey of Oakland IN 10 round
bout at Hollywood tomorrow night.
1t is the sccond change III the
Hollywood main event IN the past
two days. Lou Paluso and johnny
Lamar were originally scheduled
for the top spot. paluso injured
his ear and mad to cancel, whercapon
Phil Salvatore was substituted. La
mar refused to box Salvatore I'M
less he got a larger cut int the gate
receipts 80 the lightwe ghts were
discarded and after much persuasion
Crrcb agreed to meet lioIIey
Greb also fights III Oakland next
Wednesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

HeaVywcights feature the card at
the l'asadena Armory tonight.
chief Mctoquah, who holds dccis-
lens over nng Solomon and Ilughi"
Walker and fought draw with
Young Str.h ing tights Jack Roper
IN 10 round bout.
tlnKT | rquda, fIywcight champ.
'cr al Mexico, meets KID Garcia in
the six round semi windup.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
FRED r. CkUoS

Market report shows the price of
wheat is advancing. May be trying
to catch up with bread prices.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
Help Wanted

WANT a milker that can pull a
string Steady work, W. Walters,
care McKim Ranch. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
Lost and Found
For Sale or EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-SG ac. alfalfa
and barley, l20 ac. in corn last
season, 100 ac. alfalfa and vege-
tables. One or all for coast and
assume. 1920 ac"es northern Calf.
stock ranch for valley. 100 ac.
Idaho for valley. h. n. Smith,
Phone 263J. 26t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
Automobile Loans

II Your payments are too large let
~" rof'nance YOUR ear. Loans also
aac :" individuals on automo-
biles. In, !i1-'e NY easy month
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
WANT ADS

MO HAS FROM ONE to five
acres Of improved i~1u, P1eIor-.
rab.y some trult trees OF grapes,
on II, Adjoining or naur hI Cen
fro, w.th modc.n house rcr sale.
II you Lave see hamilton at Is y
Vine street anytime after
cock or evenings. dhtt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For SGLe-MisceIIaheOus

FOR SALE-At bar
gain. One Okell Hydraulic well
driL. Will bore 1900 feet. K. I.
Bailey, p. o. Box lib, or call at
Whltlng-M cad store, Ell Centre,
Cal. 26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1926-01-28

\NTED a girl to work in cold
drink stand. Must be able to
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Turkish Government
Will Prohibit Shechitah,
Is Report
Constantinople Jewish Community I'm.
dergoes Reorganization

Constantinople (J. Il. A,)-The Jew
ish communities of Turkey We're alarm
cd over the possible prohibition by the
Turkish authorities of the Shechitnh.
the method of slaughtcring animals ac-
cording to Jewish rites, The alarm
was created by newspaper reports that
the authorities intend to prohibit the
Shechitah in connection with the en-
forcement of the general sanitary reg
ulations. No official confirmation of
these reports was available.
The reorganization of the Jewish
community of Ccnstantinople has been
concluded with the election of COM
mission which is composed of thirteen
members. This commission is charged
with the task of drafting a new consti-
tuition for the Constantinople Kehillah.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Chinese Authorities in
Far Eastern Republic
Prohibit Yiddish Language

Harbin q. T. A.)-ProhibitiOn Of
the Yiddish language by Chinese au-
thorities in the Far Eastern Republic
of Harbin caused the protest Of the
Jewish population during the Feast of
Lights celebrations.
Although the ordinance prohibiting
the use of the Yiddish language In pub
lie places was issued in 1920, its strict
enforcement did not begin until re-
Gently. During last week when Cha
nukah celebrations were arranged, the
Chinese authorities insisted that Yid-
dish should not be permitted at theatre
performances, concerts and public
meetings, with the exception of syna-
Cog services The rabbis We're com
PEELED to deliver their sermons in Rus
sian.
The prohibition of the Yiddish Ian
guage was instigated by former Rus
sian officials members Of the Black
Hundred who are employed in the
Hnrbin government offices.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
BY MAMMALIAN HURwITZ

The Jewish intelligentzia of Amer
lea, particularly that part of il which is
conversant with Yiddish. is in festive
mood. Men of every shade of opinion
authors of every variety poets, novel
lists. playwrights and critics, some of
them internationally known: editors,
publicists, labor leaders. actors, artists
in short. everybody that is somebody
IN the Jewish world is preparing to Gel.
ebrnte. Forgotten are for the moment
the fierce controversies and antago-
nisms of yesterday and yesteryear. and
MI are preoccupied with but one thing
the approaching celebration OF the six
tieth birthday of Dr. Chain Zhitlow-
philosopher, brilliant writer and
lecturer, apostle of Jewish nationalism
and Ylddishism, leader and ideologist OF
the once powerful Socialist Revolution
ary Party In Russia. and author Of
some twenty volumes In German. Rus
sian and Yiddish on an astonishing
range of subjects.
interviewed him last week on n
number Of questions calculated TO
throw some light on the man whose six
tieth birthday has assumed the charac.
ter OF national event. But only some
light, for these necessarily limited ques-
tions give no idea of his rare mentality
and marvellous powers Of expression
and elucidntion, nor Of his splendid
courage and fighting qualities, nor OF
his profound influence on Jewish
thought, especially in this country. nor
of his far-fung activities on two CONT
nents in behalf of innumerable Jewish
causes, nor of bis work as leading theo-
retician of party which at one time.
during the premiership of Kerensky
governed Russia.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Great Industrial
Town to Be Built
Near City of Haifa

Berlin-A new city in Palestine,
which is to be the center of the textile
industry of the country. will be found
cluded between the Manor company, an
international known European concern.
and the German industrial companies,
Siemens- Schuckert.
The city will be built near Haifa,
Palestine's future port. The terms of
the contract includes provisions for the
construction of the city and factories.
This is the first time that great, In
ternational concern has entered the in
dustry of Palestine.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Most Important Change

DIR. Zhitlowsky," l began, what, in
your opinion, is the most important
change that has taken place in Jewish
life in the forty years of your public
activityf'
The man who must he ranked with
Ahad Ha-Am and Simon Dubnow as
one of the three who thought most
deeply into the question of Jewish ma
tionalism and helped shape the current
notions in regard 10 it (although each
of the three arrived at different con
clusion on the natter had a ready an
Swer.
'In my opinion" said DR.. Zhitlowsky.
''one os the greatest changes in Jewish
history took place during the last forty
years. This change consists In the in
nnguration of the progressive-nation
period of Jewish history; that is, the
creation of a secular basis for Jewish
national life. Our history falls into
three periods: the first, which lasted
until the days of Moses Mendelssohn.
may be described as the national-re-
ligiOus period the second which lasted
from Mcndelssohn's time until about
forty years age. as the progressive
antl-nationalist period the third, which
have termed the national-progressive
period, is n synthesis of the preceding
two. This does not mean that the
present period is in any way opposed to
religion, but that it considers religion
purely Individual matter and one that
cannot serve as a basis for or essential
condition of Jewish nationality. This
conception of Jewish nationallsm has
greatly fructified and enriched Jewish
life. And | am glad and happy" added
the man who propcunded this view OF
| Jewish nationalism in Russian bool
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
MOSUL JEWISH COMMUNITY
THANKS GREAT BRITAIN
tJewish Telegraphic Agency

London-The thanks of the Jewish
community of Mosul for the decision of
the Council of the Lea que of Nations
in the Mosul question were contained
in cable received from the community
by Leopold H. Amery, British Colonial
Secretary. Similar messages We're re.
ceived from the Mayor OF Mosul and
the patriarch of Babylon.
In connection with the debate In the
House of Commons today on the Mosul
decision, the Daily Express" reopened
its agitation. The paper insists that
the Conservative Party is pledged by
declarations against Great Britair's re.
naming in Iraq. These pledges were
made during the election campaign in
1922, the paper asserts.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Jewish Workingmen OF
Warsaw Request Share
OF Public Works Jobs

Gewish Telegraphic Asency)
Warsaw The demand that
Jewish workinrnen he given con.
si,leration in the employment pos.
sibllities planned by the City Of
Warsaw. was presented to the
Warsaw mayor today. by . dele
cation representing Jewish work.
ingnlen.
In view Of the prevailing unem-
ploynent. the municipality Of War
saw took measures 10 conduct pub
lie works on u large scale, for the
purpose of creating employment
facilities. The delegation Of Jew
ish workIngmen, headed by the
Jewish Alsaesn,es Mr.. Lew. en-
phasized The unemployment preva.
lent among Jewish workingFsen in
th~ capital Of PslssMI. T,se mayer
promised to give consideration to
The presented facts.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Pope Includes Prayer on
Conservation Day for Jews,
Former ChosAn People
Missionary Organization Urges Caa-
verbs 10 Express Gratitude for
POpe's Favor

London q. Il. A.)-Recognition by
Jewish converts to Catholicism of the
Pope's favor TO the Jewish people was
urged by the Catholic Child of Israel.
a missionary organization. in conncc-
tion with the conservation of the Cath
ollie Holy Year.
The missionary organization reminds
The Jews who were converted to Cathol-
icism that in the conservation prayer
issued by the Pope, which is to be re-
cited In all churches on December 81
at the final conservation, the following
passage is included: "Cast look of
compassion upon the descendants of
those who once Were Thy chosen peo-
pie"
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
AGED JEWISH SCI
ENLIST BEATEN ON
STREET IN BERLIN
Baron Englehardt, Anti
Semitic Leader, Commits
Bloody Assault; Captured
DIR. ITEI!SOHN. VICTIM. is WELL.
KNOWN MATHEMATICIAN
IN BERLIN

Berlin 81. r. Al-Dr Gregorius
tlcian and scientist, was attacked last
night on Kurfuersiendamm strasse by
Baron Engelhardr. German anti-S Semi.
tic leader.
Baron Engclhardt shouted as he beat
DIR. ltelsohn, KNOCK down the Jew.
Kin him" Leaving DR.. Itelsohn I'M
conscious and covered with blood. the
Baron tried to escape, but TAXI driver
prevented him and handed him over to
the police.
DR.. ltolsohn, n Russian jew, settled
In Berlin in 1881 and Is well known In
scientific and social circles.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
SIEMENS- -SCAuCkERT, CONTRADICTION
new PALEST|NIAN CITY, CAAR6ED WITH
LEADING IN ANTI-SEMITlC ACTIVITIES
Called Center of Nationalist Movement;
Place of Origin of Plot to Assassinate
Stressemann, and of German Ku Klux klan

Berlin q. T. A.)-The Siemens-
Schnckert works, the famous industrial
works of Germany. which recently con
cluded contract for building a new
city in Palestine TO he the center Of the
textile industry of that country, is be-
ing discussed by the German press.
Charges are being made that the
Siemens- Schuckert works has become
the center of the German nationalist
movement and that the plot TO assas-
sinate Sresemann was Matched there.
1t is also claimed that the German Ku
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Memory of Woodrow
Wilson liOn0red
in Jerusalem

Jerusalem (J. II. A.)-'rhc memory
II Woodrow Wilson was honored by The
American colony here on the occasion
of the sixty-ninth birthday OF the late
President. Many Americans were
present at the dinner which was ad-
dressed by Henry Morgenthau, former
United States Ambassador to Turkey
and close friend OF President Wilson.
Sir Ronald Storrs. governor Of Jernsa-
lem, also addressed the gathering.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Zionist Executive Board
Votes 20 to l Against Ac.
cebting Wise's Resignation
Palestine Appeal Committee
Thereupon Passes Resolution.
of Confidence in Leader
TWELVE HOUR SESSION BEFORE DECISION

The executive committee of the Zion
ist Organization of America, complying
with Rabbi Wise's request that his res
ignation he given consideration by that
body recommended by vote OF 10 to
thar the Palestine Camaign committee
do not accept their chairman's resig-
nation.
Following the action Of the Zionist
Executive. the executive committee of
the United Campaign met in a session
which lasted IL hours. Despite the
forcefnl representations Of the Miz-
rachi and other orthodox representa-
tives who were present. the final vote
of confidence In DR.. Wise by the Cam
paign board was passed by n vote of
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Tel Aviv Mayor Resigns
Over Tuition Fee Question
Gewish Telegraphic Agency)

observation-disclosures Dizengoff, may
or of Tel Aviv, resigned from his post
as a result of controversy over the
school fee question in the first Pal
estinian Jewish municipality.
The city council decided to release
parents from paying tuition fees in
the Hebrew public schools of Tel
Aviv, by vote of lS to 10. The la
Dor members of the council carried
the decision. Mayor Dizengoff was of
the opinion that this decision, al.
though sound in principle, is prema-
ture in view of the insufficient bud
get.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07

30 to o. What further action the Union
of Orthodox Rabbis or the Mizrachi or.
ganization may take will not be appar.
cnt for several days.
In the meantime group brought to-
gether by Joseph Barondess has made
heroic Efforts to reconcile the factions
which divided on the question raised
in Zionist circles by DR.. Wisc's Christ
mas sermon on Jesus the Jew. Com.
mittees Were appointed to Interview the
orthodox leaders. and at n late hour
last night Barondess reported that
gratifying progress had been made
thus far in reuniting all elements be
hind the Palestine appeal under the
continuance of Rabbi Wise's leadership
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07

Bessa rabla, the Russian province occu-
pied by Roumanians, especially the case
Of Lieutenant Morarescu who Is now
acclaimed by the Roumnnian semi-ofii.
cial journals as martyr and national
hero. the Manchester Guardian" do
mands that the League of Nations re.
consider the position Of Bessarabia.
In view of the bad treatment Of the
occupied territory, the Bessa arabian peo
pic are Untitled TO the protection Of the
Treaty which guarantees the right Of
the minorities." the paper says.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
SkRzYNskI, POLISH PRIME MINISTER,
ATTEMPTS TO RELIEVE UNEMPLOYMENT

Warsaw a.. T. A.)-The unemploy-
ment in Poland is assuming alarming
proportions due to the economic crisis
in the country.
Prime Minister Count Skrzynski
toured the towns Of Lotlz, Sos~owiec.
Bialystok. Kielco and other Industrial
centers, where he received deputations
of employers and workers In an at
tempt to remedy the situation.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Austrian Government
Prevents Conference of
Anti.Semitic Organizations

Budapest CT. T. 'A.)-A conference
between the leaders Of the Hungarian
anti-Semites and the Vienna Haken-
kreuzler was prevented due to the ac-
ion Of the Austrian government.
The Austrian consul here refused to
wise the passports OF Deputies Goem-
bOes, Eckhardt and Lendwny. leaders
Of the Awakening Magynrs, who plan
ned to proceed to Vienna to confer with
the leaders of the Hakenkreuzler on
Joint action of the two organizations.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Movement to Abolish
Numerus Clausus Gains
Strength in Hungary
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Budapest-A movement in Hun
gary for the abolition of the numerus
clausus limiting the number of jew
ish students in the Hungarian uni
versities is gaining strength, accord
ing to reports made known here.
Mr.. Lukacs, former minister of
education and member of the govern
ment party, in statement issued
here, declared that the numerus
clausus must be abolished at the lat
est by next fall.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-07
Steiger Advised
Against Calling on
Polish President

Warsaw G. T. A.)-Stanislaw Stei-
ger. the Jewish student who was tried
and acquitted of the charge OF attempt
ing to assassinnte President WOjcie-
chowski. wanted to call on the Polish
President yesterday.
Steiger. who presented this request to
the Club of Jewish Deputies, was urged
not to carry out his purpose and not
to assume the role of hero. He was
advised TO return to his former activ-
tiles.