Evening Star Newspaper, December 1, 1926, Page 46

48 THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, EEEE—,—————————————————————— —— — $60,000 IS OBTAINED Yarger Contributions Are An- nounced—Workingmen's Groups _‘Anange to Meet Tonight. A total of $80.000 has heen raised thus far in the $160.000 united Jew- ish campaign, Rudolph B chairman of the drive, last night. Some of tha Iarger contributions Kauf. Rehrend, announced announced were: Edmund 1. mann, $3,000; Rudolph B. F $1500; Myer Cohen, $600 Sherby, $500; Mrs. G. Fi $600; Sarah Spigel, $500; L. B'Behrend, R. B. H. Lyon, Julius . Jacoh Eisenman, | apero, Willlam Hahn & Co., Leonard and Charles Schwartz, $500 each There will be a meeting of the Jewish workingmen's groups ton's it at Musicians' Hall, 1006 E strect. - arrangs for participation. Raruch | h Zuckerman, an outstanding 1z 1 Jewish relief work, will speak first luncheon of the wo: tn the drive was held yesterd: the Jewish Community Center. Mr.|hare, decided that if he Behrend, Edmund I. Kaufmann and | going to learn to r Mrs. Charles Goldsmith spoke. begin. Now he h: erahla ciicress. ORGAN HAS TELEPHONES. Giant Instrument in Liverpool Cathedral Has Full System. LIVERPOOL, England, Dacember 1 (#).—A new organ at the Liverponl Cathedral i equipped with a complete telephona avetem. The instrument {s so vast that, when the tuners are at work, 17 tela- o). w0 i has learned the mysteries of the printed word. his home in a mountain Dog Pays Penalty |LONGER-LASTING-HOMES of Life for Aiding Mistress in Fight Procs. Manitoba, st Decem- ber 1. Sport, Roniface dog who bit & woman who was pulling his mistress’ hair during a fight. was execnted at dawn vesterday The sentence of death was imposed on “Sport” at a trial two months ago. Ifis counsel pleaded that the dog “hit to save.” Recently the mentence of the city magistrate was confirmed by the county court and yesterday morning “Sport” was chloroformed. MAN, 83, LEARNS TO READ. North Carolina Mountaineer En- joys Papers and Bible. ASHEVILLE, N. ., December 1 After living for 83 vears without eing able to read, Brigman Keith | Three vears ago Keith, who makes bin near | & is confined largel = and the Bible ‘Colds Four helps combined One tablet does all a cold demands. CAMPAIGN ADVOCATED | Flimsy Construction Can Be Made Unpopular, Speaker Declares, to Supply Men. Br tha Associated Press. FRENCH LICK, Ind.. December 1 —-Suggestions for erection of hous that last longer and cost less fe tured the opening of the twin con: ventions of the American Face Brick Assocfation, composed of manufac- turers and the Face Brick Dealers’ Association of America, here yester- day. Ralph W. Tuller of Des Moines, | Towa, dealers’ president, challenged | artists, teachers, manufacturers and | salesmen to quit “berating customers’ bad taste and educate them to recog- nize and demand sturdy, homes.” Newspaper advertising has beautiful been They &4ay“Y | continued. | Memphis, Tenn.. vice president, and of Douand PoursToday!” HRISTMAS CARDS are such a happy way of saying “Merry Christmas!” to the folks you know, wherever they are. And the happiest heralds of all you'll find- amid out* radiant arrray of Personal Greeting Cards for Christmas Never was there a greater, gayer selection largely responsible for doubling face brick consumption since 1920, Henry Guthrie, Chicago, declared, and he said it will help in disttibuting the face brick surplus, which A. B.| Adams of Alton Park, Tenn. manu: facturers’ president, reported soon | will exist if present production is| Dealers’ officers elected wera: Fred | Solms, Detroit, president: W. M. Fry. | John Stoner, Cincinnati, and H. L. Matz and Burt Wheeler, both of Chi- cago, directors. s Lynch Executed for Slaying. J.. December 1 (#).— Jame " Lynch of New York was executed in the electric, chalr at State prison last night for the murder of Frank Rrennan, 20. vear-.old express messenger. whe was killed during a holdup at the Ameri-| ean Raflwav Exnrese office in Hacken. | 21 Taet cark on Tl ’'m Thinking D. C., They Hare a Xmas Check —Have You? HEY'RE happy; ves, indeed! They can buy presents for all; easily, joyously, without scrimping. They have net noticed the small weekly deposits in our Christmas Club. Then, on Decem- ber the first a check for $100—it was like finding the money. Come in the bank today—you—and join our Christmas Club for next year. Different sized clubs for different sized pocketbooks WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1926. 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