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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
Kellogg Passes
Holiday with Kin

New Bedford, Dec. 25-Secretary
of State Frank B. Kellogg and Mrs.
kellogg, arriving in Providence from
Washington on an early train. came
to New Bedford this morning by au-
tomobile ON visit to his sister, Mrs.
Jean K. Austin of 102 Spring street.
After a short stay at the residence of
Mrs Austin, Secretary Kellogg and
his sister went to the home of Sea-
bury Stanton, 39S County street,
where Secretary Kellogg met Mrs.
Stanton, who is Mrs. Austin's daugh-
ter.
At 1880 a Christmas dinner was
served to the Austin and Stanton
families at the Wamsutta Club. the
party including 80. Secretary KEEL
logg and Mrs. Kellogg left by auto
mobile late in the afternoon for Prov
idence. to get the early evening train
for Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
COMING EVENTS

meeting and dinner Of
aas Automobile Association, Fal-
p.h hotel, Portland.
I"-Lewiston-Auburn Motorcycle
y mold convention at Auburn 7.
A. building.
|, agn,5l-Jan. Annual State con-
\ Boys and Girls Clubs, Orono.
.-6owdoin Interscholastic- De-
Ing League Finals, Bowdoin Col
rs-Maine State Nurses Associa-
n a0lds annual meeting at Lewis
..lS-Maine Agricultural Fairs
lpslatlon holds annual meeting
|, w-Androscoggin County Teach
convention at Auburn.
n - Cumberland York County
|ssIasfs Association convention at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
ktzo and Baker
b Welter Crown
kNew Years Day

III York, Dec. 26.-(P)-Heavy-
bis viii resign the center of the
tn fstic stage this week to box
! d lighter weight with equally
/ developed titular aspirations.
EsBill be two major battles. Pete
3, holder Of the welterweight
h, will risk i4le lat pound cham
faip for the first time IN seven
PTS on New Years day at
ssbarre, Pa, in a ten round bout
decision against Sergeant Sam
8lker Of New York. The soldier
fEi while he failed to establish
Pill as outstanding contender in
Glass; holds the reputation of
Ping terrific right hand punch.
the same day Tex Richard will
p together the featherweight
ftanalists Of an elimination
5Enent which has for it's purpose
slection of a successor to Louis
Kaplan, retired champion. The
L are Red Chapman of Boston
Benny Bass of Philadelphia.
\ are billed to trade swings for
Nunds, with the winner to meet
4 lHoneyboy) Finnegan, Of Bos-
Tor the crown. The latter re-
~ qualified by defeating Chick
R' Of New Bedford. Mass.
PRERlCAN LEAGUE SOCCER
Ealderers- Indiana Flooring post
y, snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
Speaker Off to
Invoke Aid Govt.
In Baseball Scandal

Cleveland, Dec. 90 up Iris
Speaker, resigned manager of the
Cleveland American League baseball
team. accompanied by his ttorney,
w. H. Boyd, left here tonight for
Washington. They would not discuss
their motive, but it is believed they
intend to place the recent baseball
scandal involving Speaker. Ty Cobb,
and others, before the federal depart
ment of justice.
Indications were that federal action
might be brought on the theory that
the letter from Hubert (Dutch)
Leonard, former Detroit pitcher,
mentioning Speaker and the others
as parties to throwing a baseball
game in 1919 involved blackhail.
Cobb was reported to have gone to
Washington today with similar
purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
.LADDIE Lee WAS
TOO clever FOR
EDDIE DESAUTELS

Portland, Me-, Dec, 25-Laddy Lee
Of Boston, erstwhile Portland boxer,
appeared in the main bout at the
Arena A. A. mill this afternoon and
rewarded his Portland friends for the
ovation given him by knocking out
Eddie Desautels of Dover, N. H., in
the second stanza of their scheduled
12-round go.
In the semi final, between Tommy
O'Toole and Jimmy Kid Rice, local
featherweights, the referee stopped
the bout in the second round to save
Rice further punishment.
The three four-round preliminaries
were slug tests in which Portland
and Biddeford mitt artists were op-
ponents, and all worked hard to earn
their money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
Would Bar Leonard
From Coast League

San Francisco, Calf, Dec. 26.-tFl
"A telegram signed jointly by
Charles H. Strub and William II.
Mccarthy, presidents Of the San
Francisco and Mission. Baseball
Clubs, respectively, asking that HUI
bert (Dutch) Leonard, former De-
troit pitcher, be forever barred from
AL parks under the jurisdiction of the
Pacific Coast League, was sent to-
day to Harry A. Williams of Los
Angeles, president of the league.
This action was taken following
the betting scandal aired recently. in
which the names of Ty Cobb and
Iris Speaker, baseball idols, figured
in connection with the Detroit Cleve-
land game, September rs, 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
Two Men Lose Lives
In GilbOa. N. Y. Fire

Gilboa, N, Y, Dec. 26.-(Py-Two
men were burned to death in a fire
of undetermined origin which de-
stroyed a boarding house here today.
Two others were injured. enc serious
ly.
The building, owned by the Hugh
Nahn Construction company of Bos-
ton, was a one story structure COW
cred with tar paper and was afiame
almost instantly.
The dead:
George John Grossneck, and
Michael G. Mclaughlin, addresses
unknown.
The injured:
Henry Jones, and Joseph Morrell,
Porto Rico,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
SPORT TABLOIDS

Chicago, Dec. 26. - up - Spring
training plans and several practice
dates for the Chicago Cubs, announc-
ed today, will take them from Chi
cago February 27, in one group.
pitchers and others alike. Manager
Mccarthy has decided nor to give the
battery men a preliminary workout
SIS in past years, feeling that one
month will be sufficient for all. The
Los Angels and Hollywood teams OF
the Coast League will provide the
period at Catalina Island. the usual
San Francisco and Oakland contests
having been dropped from the 1927
schedule. A squad of about Sc VIII
be taken on the California trip.
Philadelphia, Dec. 25.-(P)-Tom
Herman, Philadelphia, won the Ju5S-
es' decision from Fred Bretonnel,
French light weight, in 4 slashing To-
round bout here today. Herman
knocked his opponent through the
ropes in the sixth, but the bell end
ing the round saved the latter from
being counted out. Herman weighed
135, Bretonnel 134.
Milan. Dec. 26.-(P) - An italian
new worlds walking record of l hour,
SO minutes, SO LIS seconds for 10000
meters. The best previous accepted
time of 1922 was made by N. Pet
erson of Denmark in June, 1918.
MilanNDec. 26.-(P) - The Italian
heavyweight, Bertolazzo, defeated the
Dutch champion, Vahdeveer, in
match here today. Vandeveer quit
In the sixth round.
New York, Dec. 2G--tF)-The New
York Americans won the first intra-
city game in the National Hockey
League tonight when they defeated
the New York Rangers, to :, in q
contest marked by rough play. A ca
pacity house of 10000 witnessed the
game.
San jose, Calf. Dec. '2e-QP)--
Shattering the course record by one
stroke, and par for the course by fve
strokes, wild Bilr' Mehlhorn, OF
Chicago, turned in a card of 65 in the
final round today to win the Of hoie
$4,000 Santa Clara Valley open golf
tournament. He had "a for the trst
round and 6S for the second giving
him 2o7 for the 81 holes.
Arlington, N. j.. Dec. 26-(A)--
Charles Ochsner, Sc, once Known In
the prize ring as Sailor" White, was
found dead here today in his garage,
Of monoxide gas poisoning. His WI
dow and five children survive him.
White, who retired about ten years
ago, engaged in most of his battles at
New York clubs during the White
Hope" campaign to develop a white
heavyweight challenger for Jack
Johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
HAVE TO TO
F|BATTLE: In! IN
|r|sI(N GAME

|+.ton, Dec. 2 2S.mlt took sa tlys
between the Quebec Elk
Nd the st. Doms at the
sc afternoon and then with
w. 10 play ]. Matte scored
gums '."Ing goal for the visitors. He
aiming light throughout the
.ame, The game was the
and fastest played on the
n" this year and the pol
"alled on to quell a riot
H is,ss out near the latter part
], Gsuthier started all the trou-
panping blows with j. Matte
y lewiston goal and drawing
,ro-minute penalty. About
y "ouebec had scored a goal
sn s Pat French blew his
Ss az offside and the visitors
.;th their referee, Cote of
WIN NJ. I'D a verbal argument
Irnal but French held to his
and put the watch on the
' They resumed play.
~ after, Gauthier drew the
" and when he and Matte
Y, blovs the entire two teams
/. The scene and pitched in.
rntangled the mass and
Ecsnthier out. holding him off
), until the trouole passed. But
'.-nment continued and a trio
sssmen were called on to quell
~ Gauthier came back into
..,in he went into the battle
ing his stick at an opening
Peferee French then ordered
|,.riston fash off the ice for the
Irssr of the game.
.,sc won on pretty shot by J.
/. shout a minute before the
vhistle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
Watchman's End Gun
Too Much for Robbers

Chicago, Dec. 26.--(P)-A two gun
night Waterman tonight shot and
killed one man and wounded another
when they attacked him. When one
of the men seized his pistol and turn
ed it about until 1t menaced his own
body, John Summerside, the watch
man, brought his reserve weapon into
play, killing the man. He knocked
the other assailant unconscious with
the butt of his weapon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
BERLIN won The
HOCKEY LEAGUE
OPENER BY 40

Berlin, N. H., Dec. 25.-The B. A.
A. defeated the Nashua Nationals
here this afternoon in the opening
game of the New England Hockey
League by the score of 4 to O. Ber-
lin scored all it's points in the second
period by strong offensive attack
and displayed an efficient defensive
throughout the game. Mclaughlin
and Mckinley starred for Berlin
while Thibeault flashed for Nashua.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
Pig Runts Favored
nv ST. Bernard Dog

Nice. France. Dec. 26- the
nrohlem of raising runt pigs has
baen solved by a st. Bernard doe
belonging to Riviera farmer ano
big raiser, NJ. Zucchini.
Henrietta, the dog, inspects eacn
fresh litter pigs, chooses one or two
inv runts, and carries them to her
Kennel where they are cared for IN
r,ethodical and hygienic manner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
AT STATE HOUSE

,"--Governor and Council meet
~SSrd Legislature coNEenes.
Lstate Pharmacy Commission
/ rs svld examinations at State
~ ".s-,Governor Clifford Pinchot of
E,s.!iVania addresses Maine Leg
sure On SUPER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27

n Bangor Carnival.
hi mechanic Falls Ski Club car
d s n.,N E. sled dog races. Po-
INiS r. State of Maine Winter
'Ivsl at Augusta.
sao University of Maine Carnival,
D. eO'oy College Carnival, Water.
sasb,,e state Intercollegiate Cham
& r. carnival at Bowdoin Col
sn Bates College Carnival, Lew
sir.-humford Carnival Estate
aug SKI championship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
MUM WILL SEEK
REVENGE FROM
KNUTE HANSEN

New York, Dec. 25-R)-Monte
Mum Is to have chance to turn
the tables on Knute Hansen of Ra-
cine, Wis, the heavyweight who last
Wednesday night put dent in his H.
bout winning streak. Tex Richard
has rematched the mid western RI
walls for a semi final clouting bee to
the Sharkey- Paolino fight on Jan. 2S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
SPORTS

|ausl .Uston Athletic Associations
Il Iack meet at Boston Arena.
Pes a. american Legion track
|@naneeaate 7. NJ. c. A. basketball
"ent at Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
y speaker 300 Years Old

lsto. the Vienna fire brigade
y ON ON TO broadcast programs
Fien's "atch" in the tower of st.
Gsr II Cathedral. AS a loud
ephoSae nave adapted an ancient
|uty N. used 800 years ago when
"S oesleged by the Turks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
Wall Street Briefs

New York, Dec. 26-(H)-Acquisf-
ton of the assets and business of. the
Sundstrand Corporation, manufac-
turers Of adding and bookkeeping
machines, by the Elliott Fisher Com
pany, was announced today. After
January 1, the General Office Equip
ment Corporation, a subsidiary of Ell
lott Fisher, will market the products
of both companies. Personnel en-
gagged in designing, manufacturing
and marketing of the products of the
two companies will be continued.
Summarizing the years business,
the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York says emphasis must be placed
first OF allon the exceptional degree OF
prosperity enjoyed by nearly every
major economic group in the coun-
try. 1t considers the present domes-
tic situation remarkable. Not only
have wages risen to new high levels,
but the cost of living has increased
comparatively little in the last five
years and during the greater part OF
this year, 1t has actually been NOV
ing downward. The wide distribution
even more than the volume, of the
public's purchasing power. tustifies
expectation that business win con-
tinue active and underlying condi-
, lions generally sound during the COM
ing year"
William c. Redffeld. who was sec
rotary of commerce under President
Wilson from 1918 to 1919. will be-
come associated at the beginning OF
the new year with Rednan and Com
panv, investment bankers, of New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27
ELECTION DATES
!, WINTER CARNIvALS

Especial election at Waterville
l,t representative to Maine Legis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-27

PAERlCAN LEAGUE SOCCER
Ellderers Indiana Flooring post
H. snow.
International., 1926-04-25
SPORT COMMENT

Although Nogales has lost all
four games played since the 1926
state league baseball season open
cd. it's no indication we are to
keep on being defeated, or that
our chances of finishing on top
In the first half Of the split-sea-
SON are gone. With a couple OF
GOOD pitchers, Nogales will make
the other four clubs sit up and
take notice.
If we had not been weak in the
pitching staff, Miami would not
have won the two games last Sun
day by scores of 1922, and 11-8.
John Walters, pitcher OF the
Nogales baseball team, denied re-
ports that he resigned as manager
Of the Nogales team of the state
league. He says that he wants
it distinctly understood that the
management was taken from him
and given to Chellgard, second
baseman. He states that the base
ball management claimed he was
too young to be manager. "I
didn't want to be manager in the
first place., said Walters, who
added that the management was
taken from him after the Nogales
team had lost the first two games
Of the season, each by just one
run.
Nogales is fortunate in having
u business man Of the caliber of
T. M. Ford, Jr., as manager of
the team. Ford lost no time in
ealing a meeting of the board o.
directors and releasing Pitchers
Walters and Buerkle, after the
slaughter" Of last Sunday.
Pitcher Quinn of Miami would
International., 1926-04-25

Elmer Hill, who had a tryout last
year with the st. Louis Cardinals,
would join the 1nternationals' a
telegram was received. Saturday
morning from Hill at Fort Stock
ton, Texas, stating that Fort
Stockton has made him an lawful
good Offer, and practically advis-
ing that he will not be here.
Manager T. M. Ford is now en-
deavoring to land two other good
pitchers. One is Ray Glider, who
was with Denver Of the Western
League last year. and the other is
cred" Donavan of Phoenix. There
is a possibility that Pitcher Sala-
zar, now with Phoenix, and who
is general favorite at Nogales,
may join the Internationals, as it
is reported that Salazar is dissatis-
fled at Phoenix. and the president
Of the league is reported to have
stated that Salazar should be with
Nogales. It is very probable that
Al Whipple and Tony Antista.
now with Juarez, and who were
with Nogales last year. viii join
the Internationals. Both are very
popular at this place.
International., 1926-04-25
PLAYS
REGI MENT
TODAY

Although Nogales is idle tomor-
row as far as state league baseball
is concerned, fans on the border
will not be without baseball for
the Nogales league team meets the
fast 25th Infantry regimental
team at the high school grounds
at O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
An admission Of 25 cents will be
charged, and grandstand 25 cents.
The contest will be a practice
game, and much interest is being
taken in the outcome, particular
ly by the soldiers Of the 25th In
fantry.
International., 1926-04-25

A special train will leave Phoe-
mix next Saturday night, for No
gales, bringing several hundred
fans here for the Jack Johnson
Pat Lester fight at the bull ring
on the afternoon of Sunday May
z. it was announced by Promoter
Dan w. Cole upon his return
last week from Phoenix and other
places in the interest Of the fight.
While away from Nogales, Cole
drove approximately 1000 miles in
Arizona and everywhere found
much interest being taken in the
International., 1926-04-25

Pitcher Quinn of Miami would
International., 1926-04-25
BOXING,
SHOOTING
SWIMMING
No LEAGUE CAME ON DECK
FOR NOGALES CLUB TODAY

that wire has been sent to Joe
Kucera, member Of the Nogales
team last year, making him an Of
fer to play an infield position
with Nogales this year. 1t is not
expected, however, that he will ac-
cept, as there is a report he is 10
join Bisbee Of the Frontier Lea
que.
1t is also reported that Pitcher
John Walters, who was released by
Nogales, Monday evening, is TO
join Bisbee or Douglas.
International., 1926-04-25
$s :: :;;; SPORT NE w 8

Each Sunday, one or the five
teams of the state baseball lea
que is idle. Nogales is the one
in that class for today. The next
game to be played by the Inter
nationals will be with Verde at
Nogales next Sunday.
Today, Phoenix-Mesa plays at
Miami, while Globe plays
doubleheader at Verde.
Manager T. M. Ford, Jr., Of the
Internationals stated Wednesday
International., 1926-04-25
SPECIAL TRAIN TO BRING
FIGHT FANS HERE SUNDAY

big battle and indications that
thousands of out Of town people
will be here. Particularly large
delegations are expected from
Superior and Miami.
In Phoenix, Cole state that he
found even money being bet on
johnson.
The promoter estimates that be-
tween five and eight thousand
people will witness the fight.
Extensive repairs are to be made
Immediately in putting the bull
ring in shape for the fight.
International., 1926-04-25

The Noeales team of the state
baseball league is having hard
time finding a rood. first Gloss
pitcher. After it was though that
International., 1926-04-25
LYNCH WINS BOUT

PHOENIX, April "a. - Jack
Lynch, Arizona light heavyweight
champion, was awarded a techni-
cal knockout in fight in Associa,
ltion park at Miami over School
Boy, New Orleans negro battler.
Miami Joe Rivers scored a deci-
sion over Dick Campbell, Phoenix,
lin six rounds.
International., 1926-04-25

probably have lasted the entire
game last Sunday, IL he had not
been suffering from broken
lone in his pitching hand. Quinn
is almost as good as Vaughn, star
Miami twirler.
The resignation of "Bill" Ram
mage. shortstop, is a severe blow
to Nogales. "Bill" is joining the
South Atlantic League.
Two special trains may bring
fight fans here next Sunday for
the Jack Johnson-Pat Lester
bout. One is coming from Phoe-
rix. and the other may be run
here from Tucson. If not enough
Tucson fans sign up for the pro-
posed Tucson special, several cars
will be made up and attached to
the Phoenix train.
Nogales is trying to land a
southpaw Mexican pitcher, now
located on the coast. They say
he is better than Salazar.
According to schedule drawn
up for the state league, Nogales
will play many doubleheaders
this season. The schedule is ex-
pected to be adopted within the
next few days. The schedule calls |
for the following games for No !
gales during the remainder Of
April and May: April 90. Nogales
at Globe; May 2, Miami at No
gales; May 5, Phoenix at Nogales.
May 9, Nogales at Phoenix e.
games); May Is, Globe at No
gales; Nav 16. Globe at Nosales
e games); May %, Nogal,s at
Globe: May 80, Verde at Ncga'es:
May 81, Verde at Nogales.
Mrs. Al Whipp1e was an arrival
here Friday night from .Tuarez.
where her husband is member
of the Jun an Of tn. F-or-
tier baseball ,aaoue. Mrs. WhipDie
was recently married and VIC for
merry Miss Laura Gonzalez Of NJ
gales.
The Nogales team Of the state
baseball league is having a hard ,
time finding a rood. first Gloss
pitcher. After it was though that
International., 1926-04-25

RESULTS LAST SUNDAY
Miami 1911, Nogales 28.
Phoenix-Mesa 3-5, Globe 0-2.
International., 1926-04-25
STANDING
ARIZONA STATE LEAGUE

TODAY'S GAMES
Globe at Verde. e games.)
Phoenix-Mesa at Miami.
Nogales idle.
International., 1926-04-25
MIAMI DEFEATS GLOBE

GLOBE, April 24.-Long Tom
Vaughn's slants were too puzzling
for the Bear batsmen and the Min,
ers won the first mid-week game
cf the season in Miami Thursday
afternoon by a score Of a to 2.
Shader, Bears moundsmen, al
lowed IL hits. Fourteen of the
putouts of the Globe club were
made by outfielders. The score:
r III E
Globe - 020 600 00O-2 8 l
Miami .-..O02 O10 10x-4 II 2
Shader and Bachant; Vaughn
and Humphries.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-13
FRIDAY VENIN Lee
TURES AT THE DENVER
SHELTERING HOME
qucnt article.

DIR. ]. NJ. Morris. board member,
was chairman of the Friday evening
lectures for the month of April
An excellent speaker was obtained
for each Friday evening during the
month.
The following gentlemen spoke to the
children nt the Home: DIR. j. NJ. Nor
ris read some Jewish stories: Mr..
Bcrcnbaum sang Hebrew folk songs
DIR. Louis Adclman gave an illustrated
talll on the care Of teeth, with stcreop-
tican slides. and DR.. Minncr spoke on
XioniSm.
All the speakers were very Interest
ing and impaired valuable knowledge
TO the children.
The children take this means of
thanking the chairman and speakers for
the courteSies extended to them.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-13
ERUS ALE MSTR EETS
NAMED AND NUMBERED

Jersusalem O.. 7. A)-Following the
naming of the streets of Jerusalem. the
houses of the city are now to be num-
bercd. This will remove a source of
veSation to persons who, unversed in
the topography of the Holy City, have
hitherto had difficulty in finding their
way about.
Preparations are being made for the
establishment of a new Jerusalem sub
.urb to be known as Sanhedria. The
site chosen is that of the famous caves
Of the Sanhcdrip between the Mount of
Olives Road and the Bokharan quarter,
in the vicinity of the new City Park
and the government agricultural nurs-
cry. The suburb is intencd for middle.
class residents. The company which is
tlontinc the scheme has been founded
by the Young Mizrachi Organization of
Jerusalem.
Land has also been acquired for the
building of a new suburb in the vicinity
Of the Shaarci Chesd residential quar-
ter. The building win take place on an
area of $50 dunams, the plans being
drafted in accordance with the Greater
Jerusalem development scheme Ortho.
doX Jews are mostly interested in this
new suburb
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-13
EN- VIC EROY WILL BE
KNOWN AS MARQUIS OF
READING

London (J. T, A.)-Thc Earl of
Reading, former Niccroy of India, on
wilom the King conferred the tile of
Marquis, assumed the name of Marquis
OF Reading April %.
In conformity with British tradition
a lord. when made marquis, has the
choice Of retaining the name under
which he was known as Lord, or assunl-
ing "A new title. The Earl of Reading
chose The former course.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-13
JEWISH TOWN IN WHITE
RUSSIA HAS NO COMMUN-
lists

Riga o. T. A,l-An interesting sit.
uation throwing light on the present
conditions in Russia is reported by the
"Oktiabr," the Communist paper of
Minsk. According 10 the report, there
is not single Communist in the town
ship Saranda. The entire population
is under the influence Of the Hionisis
and the rabbis.
The Communist party has there
fore. decided to domiciIc at least one
Jewish Communist in the town. for the
purpose of attempting TO release the
youth from Ziouist influence