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Established October 18, 1875 SAWTELLE EVENING TRIBUNE Each Day's paper better than the last VOL. U SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926 NO. 294 Swims Catalina Channel Thief Steals Rush Planes City Facing Lock, Leaves Samohi Gridders Making Occupants of Two Launches Testify to Truth of Modest Story of Oil Worker on Long, Car to Owner Cold Paddle For National Destruction "Safety first" appears to bo Last Stand to Prevent tho motto of the thief who laat HUNTINGTON BEACH, Nov. 19.—W. G. Tabor, a 28-year-old Wednesday night stole an auto product of the ol' swimmin' holes of the Hudson of New York state, lock off Franois Tilton's car crawled out of tha Pacific hers today with the announcement that while it was parked in Venice. <£>192<_ JM he had swum the Catalina Channel. Tilton is connected with the Fa­ Guard Needs Taber, an ail worker, formerly lived at San Bernardino after Of Palisades mous Players-Lasky studio and Crossing of Goal Line .Coming to California from tho Oast. lives at 653 Flower street, Los An­ Tho occupants of two motorboats testified they had accompanied geles, ooeording to hio complaint Santa Monica Goes Into Game With Woodrow Wilson A Drop of Ink Douglas Company Assem­ tho swimmer. One of the craft was piloted by Mios Helen Fee of Park May Be Destroyed If to Vonice police concerning the Over so small a thing,ato a bles 14 Ships for Use or Hollywood and the other by Alfred Higgins of San Diego. City Fails to Get Bluff, theft. This Afternoon Without Having Allowed Any Taber reported that he went into the water at Catalina Island at Til on hasn't much regard for Touchdowns All Season semi-colon there may be L bis- Armed Force 2:36 o'clock yesterday afternoon. He waded ashore here, h esaid, Say Officials that auto look any more, and tho row in California. Opponents at 4:05 o'clock this morning. Vonice police cannot understand of state division, who are de­ The oil working swimmer was modest in his account of his trip, what use a thlof ean have for an Finish 50 for for whioh William Wrigley, millionaire owner of Catalina Island, has Proceedings to auto look that ean bo so readily Duffield's Injuries May riding* the possibility of such hung up a $25,000 prize to be competed for under specific conditions. separated from ito job. They be­ a political change, assert posi­ Mail Service Taber had not done any particular training for his lengthy Get Land Begun lieve he may be an absent-minded Keep Him Out of Game tively that the constitution of paddling jaunt, he asserted. He "tried it for his own satisfaction." thiof Who took the look inadvert­ When he heard that Gertrude Ederle had negotiated the English ently, instead of tha ear. the United States forbids di­ Delivery of Military Ones Channel he made up hio mind that ho could do the same across tho Buildings at Base Could Burden of Ball Carrying Probably Will Be Thrown on vision of states. The San to Be Started on Catalina waterway, "and so I did," he added. Have Right*of-Way Shoulders of Thomas and Kuhn; Entire Eleven Francisco Argonaut editorial, All the nourishment he had during the trip he said was some Determined to Win quoted in this column two Monday bouillon cubes. Through Park Like other channel --swimmers, he greased hio body thoroughly Ship Explosion days ago, takes the position With the last of an order for the event. Destruction of a great part SAMOHI ATHLETIC FIELD, Nov. 19.—With an in- that the constitution will not for 50 airplanes for govern­ of Santa Monica's Palisades vading army of warriors from Long Beach battering upon permit proceedings that divide ment air mail use delivered at park, said to be the most their ramparts, Coach ''Bullet" Berg's "Iron Horsemen" to­ states and thereby create new Salt Lake City yesterday of­ beautiful natural asset of the Kills Seventeen day embarked upon a last determined stand to keep their im- ones. ficials of the Douglas Aircraft Stunt Man Jokes New Coast Road city, as well as one of the most suLlied goal line free from taint in the concluding game of the In Section 3, of article IV, company today prepared to significant municipal pos­ More Than 75 Workers 1926 Bay league schedule with Woodrow Wilson high. are found the words: New rush assemblage on 14 nation­ sessions here, may result if Injured as Vessel Blows Beyond that possibility the Samohians had 1 iit le to gain states may be admitted by the al guard "ships" destined for Over Close Call Nears Completion the city fails to acquire Pali­ as a result of the outcome of the contest and less to lose, since Congress into this Union; but as many states throughout the sades bluff lands now private­ Up in Dry Dock the 1926 Bay title has already flown beyond their grasp. no new state shall be formed country. Fred Osborne in Hospital Road to Oxnard Passable ly owned, City Commissioners CARRIED TEN MILES There was a noticeable air of do- or erected within the jurisdic­ To ascertain the progreas being Frank Helton and John Mor­ presslon, tinged with a certain tion of any other state; nor I made on the national guard, planes With Broken Legs; Except for Unfinished ton said today. Prisoner Boasts amount of .hope, in the Banta Mon­ |antl to gain a first-hand Insight into Accident Occurs at Spar­ ica camp as the day for tha hattlo any state be formed by the Will Survive Bridges Condemnation proceedings to ac- dawned, caused hy the announce­ tho workings of the Santa Monica rows Point Near Of Bootlegging junction of two or more states plant, Captain G. T. Phillips and quire tho bluff landa were inau* ment that Marsh Duffield, tlie stai Captain A. Schumaker, both sta­ "ALL IN LIFETIME" SEVEN MILES PAVED gurated by the city recently when Baltimore Samohi quarter-back, and tho 'lit* or parts of states, without the As He Is Jailed teraoholaatta Red Orange of South* consent of the legislatures of tioned at national guard headquar- an ordinance of intention making tres, Washington, D. C, paid an In­ Telegraph Wires Save Man E. J. KleinsmitI, Surveys (li'i Associated Press) ern Call Corn ia" probably would ba the states concerned, as well formal visit to Douglas officials to­ the entire city north of Pico boule­ BALTIMORE). Nov. 19.—Seven­ Diogenes, dim your lamp. Leon out of the game. as of congress. day and were shown about the fac­ From Sure Death in .\rtery North of L_ps vard an assessment district in the teen mon wore known to bo dead "Shorty" tartan, 31, of Oxnard, Duff developed a bad oaao of tory and Clover Field. park project waa adopted by the and 7S> injured, as workers planned fell Into th* hands of polioe lata eharley horse laat Tuesday, and it The words and punctuation Big Leap F lores Canyon last night and proudly boosted has been growing steadily worn a Delivery on the national guard city council, frantically Into the biasing hulk of the Norwegian oil tabkor Man­ hit occupation as a bootlegger. since, making it Improbable today here presented are repro­ planes will begin next Monday, and Cheerful, not at all unnerved by If atato highway bridges were Something less than one-third of the entire order should be completed tilla, wrecked by an explosion In "Sure I'm a bootlegger,** Bar­ (hat ho will appear in the llnn-up. duced from a book printed in hia close escape with death when complete the Coast road from Santa ths Palisades bass iota and bluff | ton announced with a swagger by December IE, it was stated today. faco lands, physical parta of Pali­ the drydock of the Bethlehem Steel Hla educated hoof and brilliant the California state printing ho plunged over a 200-foot cliff on Monica to Oxnard.would bo pass­ company at Sparrows Point, this air, following hia arrest at Fourth field running were counted nn in able and inviting to auto traffic, sades park but, ln fact, individual atreet and Alta avenue on a office. In the World Almanac a motorcycle at Paclfio Palisades real** estate units, Is city property, afternoon. pUa up a tremendous score over tba a comma appears after the thotigb only about seven miles Tho Mantilla's crew of 35 was for charge of driving while intoxicat­ I'residents. Commissioners Rack two days ago, Fred Osborne, pro­ north of Los Flo res canyon are the commissioners stated. Tbe re­ ed. A search of hla car revealed maining two-thirds Is private prop­ tho most part on or near the vessel, Wilt Carry Surdsn clause, "but no new state shall fessional stunt man, joked with at- paved, E. ,T. Kloinsmidt, a dealer in 15 gallons of "moonshine" and From Orange Show erty and its owners are privileged with an undetermined number of The remainder of the team prob« be formed or erected within mountain InJicSs, reported to the f a— tendanta in the Sawtella Soldiers' to build upon it any structure they drydock workers, when one of tho a pot white rat* whleh Barton ably will remain intact, with Thomas the jurisdiction of any other Commissioners _*. A. Helton and Homo hospital this morning, while Evening Outlook today. Work on desire not specifically prohibited in Mantilla's tanka blow up from, an asked permiasion to take with substituting for Duffield at the pilot four ot tho bridges for this high­ state." John A. Morton and Secretary M. waiting for hia two broken legs to zoning ordinances. Tho property unknown cause. him in tils cell. post and Kuhn relied on to produce C. McKenney, of tho chamber of way ia In progress. Ths Los 1"'lores line 10 bounded by the Paclfio elec­ Captain Nils Daniels waa in tho Newspaper clippings found in tho scoring. The Argonaut and other op­ I knit again. canyon bridge Is finished and that tric right of way and the foot of drydock office a few yards away. "Shorty's" possession showed Though it tost the Bay title, tho commerce, returned about midnight | "It's all In a lifetime. The chute ponents of state division evi­ over Malibu creek Is about half the bluff at the beach level and The Injured were being- brought to that he had bean arrested for Berg men havo established an en­ last night from San Bernardino, j didn't open and zip! Here 1 am," dently give to the semi-colon where they wore guests at the an­ done. This is to bo a concrete includes the faco of the Palisades, Baltimore hospitals, a diotanco of Wright Act violation on two viable record ln tha foot that na Osborne laughed this morning. bridge of five piers. it was explained. A property owner | nearly ten miles. Sparrow's Point other ooeasiona, on one of whloh the full sense and force of a nual duck dinner of the National Hospital attaches stated- that aside eleven has crossed its ROUI lino this Orange show. Fifty speakers re­ 'may build thereon and the city, by Is Just outside the corporate limits he cried to pursuing officers. season. The Blue and Cold sup*> period. Sometimes the semi­ from double compound fractures ln Between Iaos Flo res canyon and the provisions of the Original park I of the city. "Shoot and ba damned—that's sponded to calls • from Arthur' J. both lower limbs, Osborne had suf­ porters were grimly determined to­ colon may perform such an of­ Brown, president of the show, for Malibu creek tit about three and acquisition deed, ts obliged to give The spray of biasing: oil thrown my mottol" day that this territory should re­ fered no other Injuries in spite of 1 fice, but it is decidedly doubt- one minute talks. Commissioner one-half miles ot well pavjed road­ such builder a tight of way for a hy the blast fire covered the ship nin In unblemished. the terrific shock received from his way and at Malibu la a detour that driveway or sidewalk acroas Pali­ J'ul if it is doing so in this in­ Uelton spoke for Banta Monica. fall. from stem to stern. Nearby build­ Among the speakers were Rex B. carries traffic back to pavement sades park to Ocean a,venue, Com­ ings were damaged. Dock hands Motor History Is stance. Nevertheless there is The spectacular accident occurr­ again on the way to Corral! can­ missioner Helton stated. rallied to the aid of firemen In at* Qoodcell, S. W. McNab, United ed late Tuesday afternoon while yon bridge, which is about half tempting to hold the flro ln check, Kiwanians lo Have ripe chance for an argument I Btatea district attorney; T. H. Wil­ Osborne waa making a news reel Cut Cut Driveways Told by Speaker and in politics any little drop liams, assistant general manager of Sone. Thero is pavement all tho way Along the bluff stretch from while volunteers entered the hulk feature. The stunt planned was for to Solstice canyon, where another Big Time Thursday the Southern Pacific; O. A. Smith, the iron-nerved World war veteran Colorado avenue to Montana a ve­ to bring out tho dead and injured. Harking back to the time when of ink is eagerly seized upon I traffic manager of the Paoiflc Elec- bijdge is encountered. Tho pa,ved Workers were endangered hy the to pilot his motorcycle over the in ue, the privately owned section, the pioneera of automoblllng in One of the biggest meetings of tho for a platform. I trie, and chamber of commerce of- highway extends to Escondido can­ ship's other tanks, whfch It was edge of a 200-foot biuft at a speed driveways could be cut through Southern California acclaimed an year Is planned for neat Tuesday I licials. The duck dinner has been a yon. Bridges are to bo constructed feared might explode ut any time. ot 60 miles an hour, an airplane Palisades park every 40 or CO feet by tbe Santa Monica Kiwanis elub, If we can't have physical I preliminary to tho Orange show All efforts \vcro being made to­ elght-tnlle expedition to a ranch parachute attachment on hia back [also at Scrpiit canyon, Las Franca* by builders, spelling ,_ certain de­ and Dr, Charlea H. Lewis, president, state division we can divide I for 17 yeara. ward getting tho Injured out ot the being expected to provide a safe and Escondido canyons. molition of tbo park, in tho opinion near Los Angeles as a great aclhevo. is predlcUng a hundred per cent at­ danger sons, and while the fire WQS over the value of a semi-colon landing. of tho commissioners. ment, Krnest MoUaffey, head of tho tendance. \v. M. *;uiuoy, chairman' at it. height no attempt had been and make it a real fight, one In less' than four seconds after The prlvattly owned lots, hem­ for tho day, has arranged tor Josa Builders to Have made to check tbe identities of those magaaine bureau of ths Automobile taking off, Osborne lay in a silent Health Program to med ln as they are st present be­ Arias and his group of Mexican mil* that will ring the bell of the dead,.injured or missing. Club of Southern California took Dinner for Ladies heap on the sands below, but tho tween the bluff end tho Pacific stclans as tho entertainers of tho well known empyrean. Be Conducted Here llescue workers reported that interval was' fraught with thrills Electric right of way, are said to the members of the Bay Cities Ex­ day. They will appesr in costume. many of the injured were brought The* Bay Builders' Exchange will ] for bystander* and cameramen be of little valuo Inasmuch as 1 hoy change club back over the interest­ The troupe recently returned from a Free courses in the ducatlonal di­ out with their clothing sflre and Queenly DignUy give a "ladies night" banquet this grinding out tho picture. Osborne do not Hunt, on the beach road long engagement at the SeNquUCan* vision of the National Red Cross wltb iinns and. legs severed. The ing history of the great organisa­ evening at the Masonic temple. leaped free of hla machine, turned Which lies on the othi r side of thn lennial in Philadelphia, where they Queen Marie herself may health program will be available rullroad's property. Due to the fact tti.-ijiirity of the Mantilla's crow tion thst ho represents, in an ad­ Tenth and Santa Monica boulevard; three somersaults in mid-air and were sent by the Los Angeles- have some idea of how a visit­ for Bay District residents by a plan thut the en I ire city north of Picii are natives of Norway. at 6:30 o'clock. Music and other en­ spun down into a network ot tele­ dress delivered yesterday at tho Chamber of Cojpmerce to appear in ing monarch should conduct now In preparation. It was an­ boulevard, a section which Includes Pieces of stoet were hurled moro tertainment will fill the program, graph wires which partially broke nounced today by Executive Sri-ro­ weekly luncheon of the club. connection with the big exhibit by the force of his '-fall. The parachute approximately 11,000 pieces of as­ than 100 yards by the blast. herself, but her promoters afldr A. O. Calhoun, president of tary Clarabei Hinckley of the Santa The Kdgewaler club, where the Los Angeles county, the Exchange, has aald words of attachment hud failed to open and sessable property, Is to pay for the and manager could learn a lot Monica-Ocean Park chapter. Tbo Lon J. Haddock, formerly of welcome. Tom Robinson will be he thudded into the beach sands, In ml acquisition and that tbe ac­ luncheons are held, resounded to tho Santa Monica and now living in from C. C. Pyle. chairman of the evening. Selec­ crippled perhaps for life. plan Is made possible of realization quisition will be made under con­ laughter of the Exchange club mem­ through the co-operation of tho demnation proceedings which will Chaplain Example Beverly Bills, will be tho speaker The queen's recent little tions by the Melody orchestra and bers as the gifted speaker related community singing, led by Joseph Santa Monica board of education endeavor lo establish tho true Of True Courage of the day. He le ranked among theater party with the ex-San Waugh, will entertain during the through arrangements with 1'rind- worth of the lands at their pres­ some of the humorous incidente the foremost dinner speakers of Quentin resident furnished dinner. Jack Mastic, Joseph Waugh, Celebrities Fail pa I ita ni II i of Sanla Monica high ent valuations, tho cost to the In­ "Courage*" that developed during the early Houthern California, and among school. lis will open a class in nu­ dividual taxpayer will be tnslgnlf- those who never aro dull but always perhaps the best musical com­ Jerome Shaffer, Melville Avery and ml In did his hearers realise that years of the huge automobile In­ To Reveal Identity trition and food inspection in the leant, city officials declared. dustry, as this was demonstrate- entertaining and Inspiring. Tom Robinson are on tbe program Rev, Frederick Stanley, as chaplain edy touch in the whole tin­ for special numbers la song or night high school. In Southern California, Protests over the modesty of writ­ The original deads by whlcb tbo selled parade. The former readings. city acquired tho bluff top for park of Community post. No. .8, Ameri­ prisoner evidently got such a ers who fail to make known their ASSOCIATION TO MEET purposcs did not Include either the can Legion, was exemplifying the Interest Reported kick Out of the affair that he identity while visiting in the city Members of th. American Legion bluff face or (he land at tbo beach pinnacle of courage when lie talked ( ode of Ethics for In Edgewater Club 200 Couples Will are being made at the Santa Mon- Building Association *of Santu. Mon­ level up to Ihe railroad right of on that subject at the Armistice Day had to spill it. and it certainly Ilea public library. ica will hold a meeting at the Club way. To preserve Palisades park as services for the pupils of Oeorge Salesmen Stressed Keen Interest ln the reorganlza* ; made one of the funniest news Attend Big Dance I On several occasions recently, Mia? Chateau. 1351 Ocean Front, Mon­ it is today, It is essential that tho Washington achool In Culver City tion of Kdgewaler club in Santa. Effie Mosse, librarian, aald today, city acquire those units before stories of the year. day, December 6, for the purpose a week ago yesterday. None knew Stressing the importance of Monica is reported. Under tho new More than 200 couples will attend authors of national repute have used of amending articles of incorpora­ beach road improvements now be­ salesmen ln strictly observing the Now, it appears, a few Ken­ the Bachelors' club dance tonight what be probably knew—that his plan tbe membership will take over- the library extensively during their tion, according to an announce­ ing contemplated, have increased new code of ethics adopted by tho tbe ownership of the club. at the Rendezvous club. If expecta­ their value out of all proportions, physical condition at the time would tucky National Guard offi­ {stay ln the city and left without re- ment today by Cliff Henderson, state association, Kdward Murtell, Hundreds of members called al tions of tho entertainment commit­ I vesting their Identity, whlchj was president of the Santa Monica post. the commissioners declared. soon take him to his Maker. president of the salesmen's division cers are in dutch for kicking a tee are fulfilled. headquarters of the organisation lot of newspapermen out of [only brought to light indirectly at Collapsing at tho close of hia of the Southern California Real during tho past week to confer with Walter Christiansen, club- secre­ Armistice Day address and taken to Estate association, addressed a one of the official cars, and tary, stated that special features |a later time. The most recent to* the reorganization committee, 110- stance. Miss Mosse stated, was that his h.omo) Rev, Stanley failed rap- combined meeting of the Santa cording to R. 3. Connors, who con* Major Washburn's little un­ have*' been planned in an effort to Chamber Resolution Endorses Idly and died yesterday, American Monica Hay Realty board and the make the event an outstanding one of a Colorado poet—Bessis Mandles ceived and completed the building- pleasantness with the gentle­ Rude—who during a -six weeks' stay Legion services were held for him Haw telle Lions club at tho Saw­ project several months ago, Reor­ in the club's annals. Miramar Hotel Building Plans telle Woman's clubhouso yesterday in Santa Monica used tho library al­ this afternoon at the James V. Stef- ganisation headquarters are at 5510 man whose chief claim to rfis- fy undertaking parlors ln Culver r.oon. most dally. Her appreciation of its Merrl It building, Los Angelea. tinction is his name, Sam City, Rev. Phillip Kernan officiat­ Murtell's talk was on the sub­ Rumania Denies Iservice was expressed and her iden- Directors of the Hanta Monica-Ocean Park Chamber of Commerce, Hill, may fade into the light In sessino this afternoon at tha Athletic club, gave formal and unani­ ing. The body will bo chipped to ject "Elevating the Salesman's llity revealed when the writer's lat­ New York for Interment in the fam­ standards." Bernard Rosenthal, di­ of a trivial spat. est volume of poems, "A Soul Set mous endorsement of tho Miramar hotel project. The action came on Queen Marie Was the adoption ot a report of a special resolutions committee, composed of ily vault. rector of the Los Angelea Realty Whether or not King Ferdi­ I Free," was forwarded to tbo libra­ Charlea E. Hewes, T. M. Perry and P. J. Dudley. Tho resolution of en­ board, delivered his Del Monte con­ nand is really ill, it is easy to Called to King rian after ahe had returned to her dorsement follows: vention address on "Exchanges." imagine that the Queen and 1 Denver home. Resolution endorsing tho Miramar Hotel project—City of Santa Folk Stories Will her lovely children are sot (By A.soriatrd Press) "We would enjoy mooting the Monica, Calif- as decided by tbo Board of Directors of tbo Santa Mon­ BUCHAREST, Rumania, Nov. persons who write tho books that ica-Ocean Park Chamber of Co mm free. Be Told at Library Funeral of Pioneer having a good time in their Ha • Rumanian government offic­ WHEREA S, The Miramar Hotel company proposes to erect at thia nine our shelves," Miss Mosse said. _. stay in America. The royal ials today said that they had no I "If only they were not so modest time the Central Unit of tho Mlramar Apartment Hotel project, which WiU Be Tomorrow knowledge of eetf request tor tho Stories of many lands will be circus train is beginning to be I we would have that pleasure more unit when completed will constitute tho hotel portion of the project, and party return of Oaoon Mario from told to the boys who attend tho Funeral services for Mrs. Clara [often, as many of them choose Wll KHKAH, each hotel portion will bo a Class A construction, eight derided, and seems to have no tho United States, r.or any spe­ to twelve stories In height, and modern In every way, and story hours at the Banta Monica Hunt, 64, of 1S4 Seventh street, a Santa Monica for a vacation city." dollar-pulling power at all. cial motives for her majesty to WHEREAS, cost of the central unit, now proposed to be erected libraries tomorrow afternoon. Tho (resident of Santa Monica for thirty- Perhaps one of the secrets OUt short her tour. ia estimated at f 1,500,000, and spirit of a country, its customs, [five years and widow of Oeorge W. The Associated Press WM il* PLAN SOCIAL EVENT - WHEREAS It is tho intention of tha Miramar Hotel company to longings and quaintness of speech Hunt, pioneer barber of this aectlon, of the Prince of Wales' uni­ formed both at the palace and the George A. Strom pie, chairman of finance and construct such central hotel unit— provided the citizens of is most clearly seen, historians say, waa bold thla afternoon at 1 o'clock versal popularity is the fact foreign office, that the only data the entertainment committee of the Santa Monica Will approve such a program by personal subscriptions to through its folk songs and stories. from tho Colored Methodist -Episco­ that hie trips do not take on for her departure on her return | Douglas Social and Athletic asso- the amount of $150,000, and I The mystery hour begins at tha pal church. trip known af here is the one in • ciation, today announced tentative WHEREAS, the erection of such a modern Class A hotel, would be branch library at 2:15 and at the The decedent, who was born tn the aspect of a travelling side­ her original plan, which provides I plans for one of tbe biggest social of material benefit to the City of Santa Monica and to tbo entire Bay main library at 3:30 o'clock. Tho Springfield, W. Va., on October It, program for tomorrow la as follows: show, and that he b sot out­ far sai I ing from Now York ess | events ever sponsored by tho or- District. • 1862, died Tuesday afternoon In the December 6. I ganization. Tbe program will bo The Wonderful Garden of Dreams SHOPPING DAYS wardly concerned over the ' NOW, THEREFORE, bo It Resolved—that the Board of Directors (Hindu); Peter- Pea, (Ruyslan >; Los Angeles hospital following an King Ferdinand's health haa staged at tba Club Chateau next Batter of obtaining the of the Santa Monica-Ocean Park Chamber of Commerce do, hereby, The Fatj Gnome, (American; Cali­ illness of several years' duration. been improved by a nsw success­ ! Tuesday night. Many and varie J approve and endorse tho program, ae proposed by tbe Miramar Hotel fornia Fairy Tales by Monica Shan­ She leaves four children—Mrs. Cor­ wherewithal for his special ful treatment, it is learned from j features of entertainment are on UNTO. XMAS company, and urge the people of tha City of Santa Monica to. support non); Tbe Little Blue Man, nelia Hunt Lacy, T. O. Hunt, Mrs. train. s reliable though unofficial source- I tbo program the same in every way possible. (Italian). Ella Jackson and George H. Hunt. PAGE TWO SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926 Woman Mayor Promises 'No Reforms' _~"OLLOVVINC. her election as tbe first woman mayor LISTEN HIRE of Richmond, Cal., Mrs. Mattie Chandler, wife of a barber, says she will introduce no reform measures. The Bobbed of hair, 58 years of age and the mother of one daughter, Mrs. Chandler announces there will be no silly campaigns against short skirts, cigaret smoking among women or any of the so-called privileges of the present generation. (djoin in tho Parado /saa. V/ fO SCaC OUt* _ ^LEADERS OF LOW PRICES FlITY YEARS AGO @I.-.IST(__AS ©REETINg ©_RDS Those who love "the good old day_" will delight ia this from the .;**Wttjr Tears Ago" column of tho Los Angeles Evening Express: ||/E have just unpacked our 1926 line of Gibsen "Dave Mate has opened a hand­ Christmas Careit and have arranged them some and cosy little retreat on for your inspection. Spring street, Just below the post- Savings Extraordinary office, where he dispenses am- New and novel designs, with sentiment! that broclal nectar, even with a stick •ln it, if ono ao lists." will meet the most exacting need. One must see Here is the secret Of enforcing this display of cards to appreciate what can be SPECIAL PURCHASE of new Fall merchandise enables prohibition and reconciling every­ obtained. us to offer these remarkable specials for SATURDAY and body to it: Development of the art of creating the alluring atmosphere MONDAY. Our buyer just returned from the market, and of the "cozy little retreat" and the We suggest that you come in and look over these same cordial, congenial companion- Christmas Cards. as usual. "Cash is King." We had it—paid for it and hence ship at tho cold (water banquet that Was engendered in old days by these remarkable offerings. sparkling Burgundy and cham* pange. The cold self-consciousness #• that we have to endure at many BUTMAN'S BOOK STORE banquets is not too great a price SILK DRESSES FALL COATS to pay tor prohibition,' wo win 410 Santa Monica Blvd. agree, but we have seen few that New shipment of latest fall We have succeeded in buying a let of frequent banquets who will get up style dresses in flat crepes, coats that Have been priced to sail at early ta the morning to join in throe crepes do chine and all-wool $25.00, consisting of Bolivias in gray rousing cheers over conditions as they ara today. poiret twill. Dresses that should and dark brown with fur cellars; beau­ tifully tailored, and offering special, Let us agree that prohibition is AT . sell at $15.00 and up. SPECIAL .est tor us, but let's also remem­ PURCHASE PRICE— while they last, at— ber that Of tha thousands who were • a a . •• • • Addicted to drink, it Waa not vicious appetite 'that led on a very large percentage, but nodal longings and the longing to get out of one­ Shoucair'sSilkyShop self Into the feeling of adventure. tt prohlbtion can find some way ot affording a means of gratifying these longings it will not need to worry so much about stamping out JUst received a shipment of pretty fancy $8.50 $14.95 the Illegal sale of drink. Silks for those dolman sleeves. They JUST DROPPED IN PLISSE CREPES OUTING FLANNEL In tha "25 Tears Ago" column of are smart looking and reasonably priced. the Expresa we find this: In plain or floral designs, In plain white or fancy pat­ I "Thomas Bouse, who Uvea at suitable for lingerie of all terns. 27 inches wide, good 131 Elmlra Btreet, and drives a Our Christmas Goods are now arriving. kinds, and sells regularly at weight, fleeced both sides. team in the street department, call­ 25c and 35c per yard. Regular 22c quality. ed at the receiving hospital today Lovely, sensible and useful gifts that will 8PECIAL ; „,.„-__, 19c SPECIAL . _. „_-___. 14c SKIRTS TOO LONG to have an ugly gash in the side of CONSTANTINOPLE*—The pre­ Eight Killed When his head sewed up and sundry fect of the town of Karahissar haa be well appreciated. Come, look around. scratches and bruises dressed." ordered women to stop wearing Trains Fall Across READ SAVE Sounds aa though, la those days, such long skirts. They have been A small deposit will secure any article Stay Just dropped in to have a lit­ using IS yards of cloth and three (By Associated Press) you may like until Christmas. Bloomers.... «J for */ i C tle natter of a fractured akuU at­ dresses each all at once. Thero is Ladile s Gowns _-i for t/f C TtOTHKKHAM, Yorkshire. Eng­ tended to. All expenses of am* a movement on foot for a com* land, Nov. 19.—Eight persons were bulatices were saved probably. promise between the three skirts Lingette Bloomers of Everybody hurt picked himself up and the "one-third of a skirt" that killed and an equal number injured, Children's and called at the receiving hospital is the mode ln Constantinople, Isome seriously, In an unusual ac­ the batter JA Play Suits 69c cident on the London, Midland and Hats ' on his way to work, it it was con­ Parse and IT. B. A. - quality *TOC venient. Scottish railway between Farkgate and Rotherham today, A car in a New shipment of latest Silk and Rayon Vests, Alligators are caught in Amazonia freight train became derailed an the Children's Hose *| A style hats, some felts; all BEHOLD JOHNI Shoucair'sSilkyShop ef higher priea qualities; better 0_4_o by a piece of hardwood covered expresa from Birmingham to Tork in black or white 1«/C Xa Bible days there must have with raw meat in which the aiii- waa approaching and fell across the 1350 Third Street Santa Monica net a hat in the lot that quality IfTiC been thousands ot Johns, hut when KUtor's teeth become imbedded when express, ripping open the sides of would aell for less than John waa mentioned la print every­ Phone 25303 Ladies' Silk and Rayon $3.95. Bought and priced he takee the bait. several poaches. The injured were Rayon Bloomers, body knew, of course, that the brought here. Hose in all MJt specially for quiek selling. apostle John waa meant, if one colors 771 ail colors 98c says John la tho beach cities it a general among tha eacapera ought to be generally known that Nono ot tho German prisons seem Men's heavy weight it is John Daniel, editor ot the Ven­ to fit John at all. Part-Wool d»0 Qr ice Vanguard. . John is still an aviator. This Shirts or ***fQ : Not to know John is a misfor­ meaiig that he is a person of prac­ Drawers I */C $1.95 Robe Blankets *D-_i.a/D tune. He is perennially cheerful. tical business sense and at the same And unlike many cheerful persons time can soar above commercial be is never dull. Cheerfulness as levels on the wings ot poetry, a pursuit often becomes painful to drama and musio. Silk and Rayon Slips Outing Flannel Gowns the associates of the pursuer. John The practical reason why every­ Wntano Good quality slips, embossed Heavy weight gowns in plain io witty as well as cheerful. body should know John is that he More than that, as might be in­ design flounces, in all the white or pink and blue stripes- Is never too busy with tho affairs wanted shades. Regular $1.50 Made with double yoke and terred from his last name John Dan- of life to do some living himself, '^Si___.!fe_4i iell is a descendant of the famous quality. SPECIAL ...... _ •lit full. SPECIAI 93c and to help others de the same. 97c Bible character who surprised the This type is now a rare bird. king by being on time for break­ CHARLES S. WARREN. fast tho morning after spnedlng the WE ARE night in a lions' den. He Is not a Patent Pumps Men's Work Shoes Hebrew, John isn't, but a psycho­ BETTER CLEANING logical descendant. FOR LESS MONEY indeed thankful that we are able to offer the very latest styles in footwear for Large assortment of one and Solid leather, moccasin stitched This accounts for the fact that work shoes with composition he spent a large part of his time ln Use Our Cash and Carry System two strap pumps men and women nt $3.85 and $4.85. soles. Every pair guaranteed the World war te escaping from with low or military heels; German prisons. He was, a captain Cleaners (DeLuxe) Tailors to give good service or a new Phone 22108 321 Broadway among the aviators ot the war and guaranteed $3.50 and $3.95 pair free. For Saturday and Beautiful Satin Boudoir quality. SPECIALLY PRICED Monday only. SPECIAL— FOR PLEASURE AND SERVICE SLIPPERS Six different colors. $2.49 $2.79 Is What Its Dealer Is $l.QO CHILDREN'S Work Shirts Bedspreads ~/T TIRE manufacturer is what his Blue chambray or cheviot 81x90 crinkle spread* in blue dealers are. Patent Leather One-Strap Slippers. work shirts, made of genuine and white er rose and white. Wonderful value. Sizes 5 to 2. Amoskeag chambray, guaran­ Please This is a regular $1.95 spread. The Ajax dealer has chosen Ajax and Boys' Tan and Blonde Oxfords teed fast color. All sizes to 17. While they laat— 8PECIAL— Ajax has chosen the Ajax dealer because Made of extra good wearing he knows tires and tire facts. tan ; rubber heels. Remember He is your community's service center, to $1.98 That the prices quoted in benefit you with what he knows. this ad are only a few of $1.29 49c the many bargains that He is you will find in our store. DOBROTT & HAGEN New merchandise ia coming Rayon Spreads Phone 23060 $2.98 FORM-AFOOT Boys' Overalls 1438 Second St. Santa Monica in daily and we will be Made by a well-known maun* 81x105 Rayon bedspreads, in only too glad to shew you beautiful combinations, blue, factuier of good heavy denim SCHOOL SHOES anything you may wish to rose, gold designs. Thla is our and every pair guaranteed net Boys' Hikicks look at, showing you the regular $5.95 spread and for These shoes aro made for endur­ te rip. Sizes to 16. For same courtesy whether you Saturday and Monday SPE­ ance, fit and comfort, in oxford*., Saturday and Monday, SPE­ Lace to the toe* Soft elk buy or net. And as usual* CIAL— straps and high shoes. Made in CIAL— our guarantee gees with leather with brown trimmings black, patent, brown and tan. Sizes every purchase you make. and composition soles. -A real You must be satisfied er we will gladly exchange or shoe for school wear. refund your money. Sizes d*0 *ir Sites rf»<| *"*»{** 97c $3.95 1 to 5Vs- $2.48 to $3.48 W.IJ 11 to 131 2 «P_1.Z J POPULAR Kafateria Shoe Store DEPARTMENT STORE 1444 THIRD STREET SANTA MONICA The Tread That Resists Wear 1449 Third Street Santa Monica

__ii_*£_i_^_ t__9_a_-_--i-_i_»' _•___# iL_i . :i3_-i___fo ____&'' ______^______i_ / ______FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1926 3AIMTA MONICA EVENING OUlLOUtC. PAGE THREE! HERMIT CARVES FIGURES ON CLIFFS Santa Monica's Naval Planes in _4 WEIRD gallery of people, carved on the granite cliffs of the Brittany coast near livestock Team ;• St. Male astounds American tourists. The sculpture is the work of the Abbe Faure Initial Flights hermit pf Rotheneuf. who carved the rocks for 50 years. Top pictures show part of Wins First Place Greater the carvings; below, the hermitage of the Abbe. Two PN-10s Hop Off from University Judging Team Navy Yard at Norfolk Gets High Honors at Barg Today Exposition am JUWP 2179 MILES HELD AT PORTLAND Non-stop Trip to Be Made Team Consists of Students from Norfolk to From Cities of Southern 1 Panama California •M CornerStor Seconde WILSHIRE FUNERAL HOME, Inc. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. It.—Tho Winning first place as a team 1519 WILSHIRE BLVD. and Broadway American navy's newest ships cf and first high man In the live­ Ph me 23027 The Best Equipped Establishment en the Bay the air, the two PN-10 flying boats, stock Judging contest at the Pa­ Open •vary evening until S; cific International Livestock expo­ Saturdays until 9:30. Every under command of Lieutenant sition at Portland', Oregon, tho live­ article absolutely guaranteed Commander H. T, Bartlett,' hopped stock judging team ot the College or yawp money always cheer­ off from tho navy yard at 7:16 of Agriculture, University of Cali­ fully refunded. fornia, has returned to tho Univer­ o'clock here this morning for Nor­ sity farm at Davis with two legs America's Highest Class folk, Va., 'on the preparatory leg cf won on the second perma nen t. t ro - Merchandise at the a non-stop flight to Panama. phy offered at the show. The firs' Least Possible Price The non-stop trip will be started trophy wss won hy tho University's from Norfolk and will be a cruise judging team in 1923. commensurate with the epic flight In 1922 California won flrat, with UNDERWEAR VALUES made by the late Commander John high man; in 1923 second, with high Rodgers to Hawaii. It covers a man; in 192., first: In 19.S tho MUNSING UNDERWEAR distance of 2179 miles and will take team went to Chicago and this year again won first, with high man. A $6.50 All-Wool Union 1.0«/ Bartlett said. The route of ths biel, Upland, Prof. K H. Hughes $3.00 Luxury Part- **• 1 QQ Panama cruise will be over Capes Is coach of the team. Braun was Henry^and Hatteras, to Miami light, Wool Union Suits «J>1»0.# high man, Bath second and Webb thence across the western end of fifth. Idaho won second place as $2.50 Cooler Spring Needle Cuba, to Old Providence Island and a team and Washington third. Heavy Weight (_ 1 /*Q across the Caribbean sea to Colon. Union Suits „..._ tP 1 .0\7 Made of Duraluminum Veteran May Lose Household Scientist $2.00 Medium Weight Cooper The ships are made throughout Here Is Band spring needle ^ 1 1Q of duraluminum, their hull riveted Heirlooms Because Analyzes Cheeses Appointment Made Union Suits *j ~»[* Except for the fact that the two fondness for tho odoriferous lim­ Garment _..„_.. «P i • I J Mary May Pickering, R. N., sines 600-borsepower Packard motors Three family heirlooms of eld burger . ow havo a scientific Latavian gold await a foreign es- 1922 director ot the University of $3.00 Stephenson Light Weight, have a greater compression than those ln the PN-9, the flying boat born World war veteran, resi­ cuse for their hobby, sinca Dr. All-Wool Shirts and (*»*] r/\ California Training School fori used by Commander Rodgers, the dent of the Bay District, pro* The Week-end Agnes Fay Morgan, chairman of tbe Drawers. 'Garment .... v*--«/U Nurses, has been named assistant | two new. craft are essentially the vided he ean raise the $40 to Household Science department ot professor of nursing education at same. pay the customs duty upon them. the University of California, has the university, to fill the recently I Santa Monica's municipal hand announced the results of biological The planes when loaded weigh Safely lodged in the custody created chair et nursing education SWEATERS 21,000 pounds each. They measure of Postmaster Harris of the will play the following programs tests which reveal that Llmljurgor Saturday and Sunday: nnd Cheddar cheese have a high vi­ provided by the Foundation in $4.00 Warmwear All-Waal Me­ 72 feet, 10 inches from tip to tip of Ocean Park office thsy will re­ Nursing Education- This announce­ main there until Monday and Saturday, 2:30 P. M. ta ml no content. dium Weight Sweater *t»0 AC tho top wing. They are 49 feet, 2 then go back to lands across the New march, "The Lure of Alas­ Dr. Morgsn has conducted a num­ ment was made at the university Coat ...... ~P«~.«7O inches long, the nose protruding far out In front of the wings, in which sea unless Executive Secretary ka" Benter ber of similar tests dealing with the today. Professor Pickering will as­ $6.00 Thermo All-Wool d» a Q[* the two engines are hung. They are Clarabel Hinckley of the local Hungarian overture "Ilka," Doppler nutritive value of a large number sume her new posiUon on January Maxurka, "Amorosa" Navarro Opportunity's Cheer Leader Sweater Coats ____„__. «$-[•*! «J about 16*. feet high. chapter of the Red Cross, to of foods, ln thlg particular ex­ Every precaution' has .been tsken Whom the case has been ap­ Grand election operetta, "May« periment three varieties of cheese, The Foundation in Nursing Edu­ $10.00 Hollyknit Fancy *f np against dangers of forced landings pealed, is able to find a purchaser time" ...._ Romberg Limhurger, Cheddar and Swiss were cation Is supported by the surplus That's us, and hero's bringing you cheering news on Sweaters ._...... __...... ~pD.»?«J or loss of direction during tbe flight. for one of the three articles, Ten Minute Intermission tested. of fees for registration ot nurses, a great offer for one week starting Saturday, Nov. Fox trot, "Why Do I Always Re­ $8.00 Hollyknit Fancy d»a Af Each plane carries three different thus enabling the veteran to pay Rats used in the diet experiment some $70,000 being now available. member?" — Coakley Ti.e nurses of the state proposed 20th. I am going to repeat my extraordinary offer. Sweaters tP-te*/*) types of radio. Three types of coin- customs duty on the others. were fed diets deficient in vitamlne passes and two drift indicators. Ths jewelery is said to have Walts, "Gold and Silver" Lehar A until they developed character­ this plan, and a law was passed at Any Suit or Overcoat in tht House Up to The latter to determine it a true been in possession of tha family Mazurka from operetta. "La Gran istic syptoms of the deficiency, such tho last legislature providing for it, LUMBER JACK course is being held, are part ot tho for generations and would make Via" (The Broadway) ....Valverde as growth limitation and severe eye but the technicalities In the transfer | $60 VALUES 1 equipment. a splendid addition to a collse* • Grand selection from Fairy Op­ conditions. When fed upon cheese of funds from one stato department to another have held up the work SWEATER SHIRTS Steel Propellors tion of such articles. One neck­ era, "Tho Cobbler and the diets these conditions were over­ Fairy" _ _R!ccl come rapidly ln the rats on the diet until this time. Made to Your Measure $6.50 Cloth The propellors, made entirely cf lace and two bracelets comprise the extent of the valuables. Saturday, 8 P. M. . of Limhurger and California cream Lumber Jacks m ... $4.95 steel, are three-bladed. Each is ad* | j-stable to any angle. Thla ta the March, "Imperator" Aithouse cheese (of the Cheddar type), but $5.00 All-Wool Plaid I first time that a long distance flight Overture, "Alessandro Stradella" not so well upon the Imported Swiss Lumben Jacks ._....._ $3.95 with this type of "prop" has been Flo tow cheese. NEW ISSUE attempted. NewPastry Shop "The Monastery Bells" (i_c Clp- The experiment indicated that the At the suggestion of the late » dies du Monasters Lefebure) Wely two types ot cheese retained Vita­ 10,000,000 SHOES Commander Rodgers, a small still, Opened in Market (Chimes by Mr. Justi) mlne A of the milk from which they capable of producing three gallons "Tltr Serenade," for fluto and are made in an unusually concen- I Nunn-Bush —Tha finest dress of pure water to each gallon of gaso­ saxophone _ Verdi trated form. Western Power shoes obtainable. Retailed Further evidence of the increasing; Davatoa and Bellelli, soloists line burned, has been installed. In­ metropolitan influence in Santa throughout the asmuch as the planes have been ln J Grand scene and duet from opera SHOW CONFIDENCE Corp. land at $12.00 Monica will be evinced tomorrow "Rlgoletto" Verdi IN STATE UNIVERSITY $8.65 progress of construction for more with the formal opening ot the than a year, a number of the Im­ D'Amlco and I'uplllo, soloists Convertible Bonds Walter Booth Dress Shoes—Tha Klectrlc Pastry Shop in Lang's Despite tbe opposition to amend- S*/«% provements in them were made hy Sunday, 2:30 P. M. finest popular priced dress shoe market, 411 Santa Monica boule­ ment 10 in the recent election, thu I Due: 1987 tha late Hawaiian flight hero be­ March, "Santa Cecilia" . Radaelll made. vard. , I Ovesture, "Rienzl" „ ...Wagner people of the state ot California fore his death in a plane accident showed their interest and confl-1 These Bonds represent ths only $7.00 values . $4.95 at the local yard recently. Charles H. Valin, for years asso­ I New intermezzo, "Indian Dawn" A wonderful opportunity to secure your Thanks* denco in their state university by indebtedness of one of Califor- The planes are so large that the ciated with the best clubs and ho- I •"-— - Znmecnllc giving and holiday suit or overcoat. giving a vote of more than two to ! nia's largest Power and Light ordinary method of piloting an air­ tels in tbe country, is proprietor of jj Grand * selection opera. "Mephls- ono for the bond issue which ii Any suit ordered Saturday or Monday will be fin­ WORK SHOES plane, the use of foot controls and this new bake shop, which repre- I tophelos" Bolt_ to provide new buildings at Berk­ Companies. the "joy stick" is insufficient to run sents the most modern Ideas in bak­ Ten Minute Intermission eley and Los Angeles. ished by Thanksgiving. $4.00 Weyenberg Mun- ing. The shop is glassed and Polka de concert, "Hi I.'IV. Bonds contain very attractive them. Steering wheels, similar ln pr-y Despite the opposition that devel* son Last Shoes .__..._... screened ln, and all goods aro pre- | ers" •. Matteo $2.95 operation to those used in a motor- ..De oped, the citizens of California rec­ convertible feature. pared and baked in full view of jInvitatio n a la Valse ...Weber $4.00 Thorogood boat'or yacht, and the foot controls, ognized tho great need for th' are used to operate the craft. customers. It is dust-proof, and 1 Trombone solo, "Celeste A Ida" Circular and further information ' Moccaains .._.„„ $2.95 buildings and expressed their ap­ tho highest standards of cleanliness I Verdi preciation of this need by gtvlnt furnished en request. I are maintained. Mr/ Gallo, soloist $5.00 Lion Brand MEXICANS ANNOYED (he Issue one of the largest ma­ Bernard Pinsley "Rapsodle Norveglenne" Lalo Uskide Sole Moccasins $3.95 fat*/ Associqted &reaa\ Valin was pastry chef at the Los | jorities accorded, a measure on tin MEXICO CITY, Nov. 19.—A group Angeles Country club, Beverly Hills, Sunday, 8 P. fit. ballot. Sierra Bond & CUSTOM TAILOR of about twenty members of the for a number of years. He also has "Marche Russe" * Orlando Bliss Bldg. Jas. R. Keiser Neckwear, | chamber of deputies, representing served ln the same capacity at the Descriptive overture, "Alpine Mortgage Co* $1.50 values ,,. 89c various political factions, has sent Maryland hotel in Pasadena and tho Storm" Kunkel "Norma". ., Bellln 516 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica to President ('..lies a message re- Victor Hugo cafe in Los Angeles. Valse, "Sobre Las Olas" (Over the Racci and Bellelli, soloists . Jas. R. Keiser fine Pocket Hand-­ 631 Santa Monica Blvd. Open Evsnings Until 7 P. M.—Saturday Until 9 P. M. I garding the latest note of the United He has been pastry chef in some of Waves) .....:... Rouse Grand selection opera, "T h e kerchiefs, • States government to Mexico re­ tbe foremost hotels and clubs of Grand duet with variations from jfrasked Ball" Vsrd -* i 75c values .__...... 39c garding land and oil laws. It is as­ Boston, New York and Philadelphia. serted that the note, forwarded by Secretary of State Kellogg, ia re­ Schoble Hats—All tho Salt production in the United ported to contain demands incom­ States in 1925 totaled over seven new $8.00 ones ...... $6.50 patible with the respect due Mexi­ million tons. Boys' Shoes and Oxfords Ladies' Oxfords and Slippers Men's Work Shoes co's sovereignty. The signatora an­ nounce they are ready "to partici­ The first rec >rd of an eclipse of SO dozen Dress S h i rt s—Pa I m - pate in all dangers and sacrifices." Neatly Trimmed dayl and Hendan. the moon was 21 B. < Tan and Black—All Sizes All Leather and Fiber Soles Values to $3.50 $1.89 In the Latest Hues

Holeproof $1.00 Silk Sox. 1 Spaoial , f 75c Santa Monica's $085 $J85$C85

25 Dozen Fancy Silk and Silk* and-Wool 8 o X. Holeproof*, Franklins and British QQ sox. 75c values...... __._ e)*7C Greater Bargain Store Men's Shoes and Oxfords MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S BREECHES Corner Second and Broadway Ladies Oxfords $4.00 Khaki Breeches, double Open every evening until 8; Saturdays until 9:30. Tan and Black—Wide Toes Little Jack Horner Autumn Brown—Tie Effect aaat and Every article absolutely guaranteed or your money knee ...... $2,69 Special IN TAN, BLACK AND ELK Medium Heels $5.00 Corduroy and WhipcorWhipcordd always cheerfully refunded. Breeches, double aaat America's Highest Class Merchandise at the Sizes Sizes and knee ,' , $3.95 Least Possible Pries 50 ONLY MEN'S TWO-PANTS SUITS 2Vit to $1.49 5Vi to $1.98 $9.00 English Gabardine Breeches. AND OVERCOATS Ooubla aaat tf»j ftp Suits are all hand tailored Rochester-made serges and knee .__ .___-.eJ*_r.«/0 Sizes and fine worsteds. Overcoats are the famous Cal-Jer 11% to $2.491J knit coats. Every garment a real $40.00 Collegiate Brand Imported Cor* value. Special at $25.00 duroy Trousers irt tha season's 100 pairs Men's and Young Men's Kuhnhradt Tweed Trousers newest colors. the new grays and tans, Manufactured te retail LADIES' FELT SLIPPERS $7.00 values . ___. $4.15 at %10JOe. Special «. $5.95 Men's Pure Silk Comforters—Extra large sateen 25 Only—Tan Raincoats, e combination water- All-Wool—All Colors center. proof dress overcoat. $15.00 "»>••-« $8.95 Hose 4 $5.00 values _...... _ $2.95 25 Pairs Golf Knickers of the finest quality and make. SPECIAL m Actual $10.00 values. Special at . _ $5.95 TEWART'C LEATHER COATS AND SHEEP LINED COATS 50 Only—All-Wool Double Blan­ $30.00 Reversible $15.00 Short Horse Pr $fOO kets. 68x80. Only iaaee limited Leather Coats $17.95 Coats ...... _ $9.95 quantity. $15.00 Moleskin Coatsts,, ehssp _jl414 Third St.ej $7.50 values _____ $4.95 $20.00 Long lined, beavsrette 3 » $1 1 Leather Casts $12.95 cellar - $9.95 S

Wi PAGE FOUR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1926 CINE WrA MUSIC F VAUOEV1L DANCING j

ATTRACTIONS AT THE RAY DISTRICT THEATERS ITERION //ERE are some of the actors and scenes from film offerings being presented at Bay District theaters this eve­ _THEATRE ning, and during the next few dayi. Full accounts o f the pictures and vaudeville bills will be found elsewhere on this page, and in the advertisements carried by the different show houses. SWtffl

NOW BSIX SHOWING

tram a ot 3 BAD M__JN anc Eddie Cantor, Clara Bow and Bill's Dove in Florens Ziegfeld's "Kid Boots," now at ths Criterion. a girl in the world of prom­ HARRY CAREY ise, where might- was right and the "quickness of the "THE FRONTIER TRAIL" Film Depicts Life draw" was the law of the BEN TURPIN COMEDY NO. 5 OF GENE TUNNEY land. Ladies' Matinee Saturday 15c In Movie Colony "Broken Hearts of Holly­ wood" Comes to Dome Thrilling scene from "Ths Frontier Trail,** at the Majestic. (.Ml qf'Zl5.00O -with Theater GEORGE GBRIEN- OLIVE BORDEN LaMonica Ballroom Many tales are told of girls who J. FARRELL MCDONALD - TOM SANTSCHI - FRANK, CAMPEAU Plenty of Fights in leave good homes to seek fame and ID(.T___ajEl'-Al_t_nWNC-5-PR_C__A BONNER and tm PRAIRIE BEAUTIES Dancing Every Night Except Monday Three Bad Men' Is fortune in Hollywood, arriving there Harry Carey Film usually without friends, money or Playing at Rosemary position. Many of these girls are LEDVINA'S NEW LA MONICA ORCHESTRA At the Majestic little more than children and have IS A REAL DANCE BAND Picture of Indian Lands run away from home. They are A pitiful handful of United States turned ovor the juvenile authorities CHILD RADIO STARS WILL ENTERTAIN Introduces Arizona cavalrymen fighting to almost the to be returned to their parents. Brady last man. Around them whooping, The California state labor bureau ROSEMARY THEATRE KIDDIES AT MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON •hooting Sioux fighting the soldiers has been waging war on fake movie who have not only Invaded their acting schools that prey upon un­ SUNDAY—STARTS—SUNDAY Tho name of Arizona Brady does lands, but attacked them. The sol­ not mean a thing to tho motion pic­ initiated newcomers and victimise diers are greatly outnumbered. They them out cf whatever' money they ture public. Tot the William Fox have been led into a death trap, the dramatic narrative of the opening of can obtain. Offering to make actors captain bitterly realizes. And he and actresses out ot these unsus- j tho Indian lands, "Three Had Men," can lay the blame on no other than pcctlng aspirants, and even prom- | which is playing 'tonight and to* Jim Cardigan, the post's most trust­ lsing them positions when they Gay Collegiate Night morrow at tho Rosemary theater, ed scout, for it was a note in Cardl- graduate, these schools have reaped Honoring the Members anil Coaches of the introduces Arizona Brady, and he gan's own handwriting that advised a golden harvest. undoubtedly will be known to thou­ r~DECIL BDI MULES the attack. In "Broken Hearts of Hollywood," Venice High School Lightweights WMIPRODUCTIOI N sands. This is because the Itiner­ which Is playing tonight and tomor­ ant cowboy from the southwestern and Varsity Football Teams But the evidence against Jim Car­ row at the Dome theater, a se­ Rudolph Valentino In "Ths SPECIAL ATTRACTION state performs for the great produc­ digan lied. He was the victim of a quence shows one ot these "institu­ tion what is declared to be tho most Four Horsemen of ths Apoc­ treachery for which he almost gave tions of learning" ln operation, with alypse," at the Tivoli. Fern Palmer and Ora Stoll phenomenal feat of dexterous driv­ his life, as is shown ln "The Fron­ Fatsy Ruth Miller ia the role of Sensational Dancing Team of ing over witnessed. tier Trail," the Pa tho picture ln Betty and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., ^ -irqfcVOLGA ROY RANDOLPH'S STUDIO When the scenes of the stupen­ which Harry Carey is starred and ln the role of Ha), two ambitious Collegiate Night Music by Norm Rather*, s Trojan Tooters dous land-rush are revealed to the which is the feature attraction at youths trying to learn the art of acting. "Broken Hearts of Holly­ Adaptec from spectator, and a large apralrie wag­ tha Majestic theater, commencing At Venice to Have wwvKONRAD,. * BOATMAN on drawn by six horses suddenly today. This story of the Western wood" Is a gorgeous and fasci­ BERCOVICI'S VENICE BALLROOM frontier by E. Richard Schayer and nating production that puts new Special Features no*ei rises to a near-perpendicular posi­ feathers into the respective hats ot wttK tion, disengaging tho driver from Basil Dickey promises to be one of WILLIAM BOYD the producers, the Warner Broth-1 Collegiate night this even.ng nt ELINOR FAIR his seat and throwing him around historical adventure, thrills and ro­ ers. It '.B founded upon a vividly j like a cork on the ocean, it will be mance. the Venica ballroom, promises to be VICTOR VARCONI -* ' exciting story of life in the world's even moro gay and brilliant than JULIA FAYE and Xsadlly known why the cowboy dare­ screen capital. THEODOR. KOSUIFf . It Thrilled the East! It Will Charm You devil was rewarded with a substan­ u_ual. In addition to the delightful tial gift by officials or the William oughbred horses fairly soared The story concerns a screen star donee music furnished by Norm With It's Power, Melody and Rhythm through the air, and Brady was who deserts her husband and child Rathert and his Trojan Tooters, the Fox West Coast studio. affair will be given genuine colleg- THE GIGANTIC AUDITORIUM Brady had been told that the making a mighty effort to cross the to return to the scene of her tri­ finish line even ahead of his lighter- umphs and who there discovers she iMe atmosphere by the presence of teams used ln the rush scenes were is not wanted. She drifts to the tlie members and coaches of the wanted to travel as if toward a def­ rigged competitors. Then came a bump—Brady's wagon hit a desert depths of Hollywood's underworld, Venice high school lightweights and inite goal; and, coming from .the and the climax finds her facing her varsity football team. West, whero things are done with ant hill, and the terrific impact of own daughter in the midst of a sen­ Orthophonic Victrola just such determination, the plucky the collision catapulted the rear end sational murder trial. Honoring these 'popular athletes of his vehicle high in the air. All and contributing greatly to the en­ cowpuncher decided to give John Mother and daughter are superb­ Ford 100 per cent satisfaction. through the unexpected gyrations ot joyment ot the affair, will be a WORLD'S MUSICAL 8ENSATI0NI Arizona Brady, the veteran cam­ ly played by Louise Dresser and scries of spectacular dance numbers This was Arizona's first motion Fatsy Buth Miller. And Douglas by Fern Palmer, and Ora Stoll, MIGHTIER THAN A DOZEN BANDS picture engagement. He liked the eraman turned ths crank. But Ari­ zona cams through without a Fairbanks, Jr., Stuart Holmes and members of Roy Randolph's dance game and was anxious to please. Jerry Miley stand out brilliantly in scratch and blithesomely expressed studio. The young ladies, both local He demanded life Free Public Entertainment When the hundreds of wagons re­ a hope at the finish that he had not the supporting cast. girls, recently won favorable com­ Tomorrow and Sunday Afternoon sponded to signal cannon Brady spoiled the scene. On the stage will be sen Fanchon ment through a theatrical, engage­ for life, yet when came with a rush. His six thor- and Marco's brilliant "Idea" offer­ ment. Mr. Randolph- announces that he faced the lovely ing, "A Tune You Can. Hum." This this evening they will present the woman whom duty presentation stands out brighter El Tango La Senca, which is prov­ APPEAR AT DOME than "The Masked Countess." Don't ing ..such a sensation in social cir­ compelled him to VENICE PIER //ERE are Theresa Claire, Evelyn Ross and Esther Bro- miss this superb program. • cles of tha east and west. slay) the fascinated delet, who appear in the military dance number in one ) ass him end his soul of Fanchon and Marco's Hollywood Beauties Ideas, rebelled, but— which will be shown at the Dome theater soon. Ait extraordinary picture story of the love of a plebian boatman for a Russian Princess, thrilling, appealing— BRENTWOOD THEATRE Now! undeniably Cecil B. De Mille's screen masterpiece. Wilshire Boulevard at Federal Avenue Brentwood Heights SENSATIONAL! — TREMENDOUS! CHILDREN 10c—ADULTS 20c—WHY PAY MORE? ON THE SCREEN— ON THE STAGE— Last Times Tonight Potato Matinee "LADDIE" Saturday, 2:16 P. M. ANOTHER TRIUMPH! COMEDY—"IT'S A PIPE' ADMISSION—ONE POTATO NEWS Prizes for the Largest SATURDAY Big Double Feature Bill and Country Store A Smashing Screen Triumph! COMING SOON— "3 BAD MEN" Fanchon BRITISH WATIONAL PtCTtfl^JMUtSOTT^'OVtRSEM^W-CWL-STaSWSO^ & Marco llbTiYtGISH TIVOLIXK PRESENTATION "IDEA" LONDO Rudolph Valentino in *A Tune You Bcrt>«rtWHcox REX Can Hum* Direct from Loew's State. L. A., with th# Famous INGRAM'S —• ••"Vffliimra, Sunkist Beauties Great Dance Ensemble FRIDAY ONLY REVIVAL OF —with— Helen Newcomb OF THE; with Tommy Harris PATSY RUTH MILLER Esther Pressman APOCALYPSE Arthur Springman >*-* Rudolph Valentino LOUISE DRESSER Peggy Malloy SATURDAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. and Popular in Rex Ingram's Success Hoot Gibson in "Chip of the Flying U" Tho story et a girl who Ralph Pollock WITH— broke into tha movies and With Augmented 4—ROAD SHOW ACTS—4 of hor mother, who waa brokofs by tha temptations Music Masters 'The Conquering Power" of the screen- *

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Ziegfeld's Comedy Children Invited Interest Is Aroused Miss Gish Could Tonight at Seven o'Clock Santa Monica Bay Woman's Club Is Mirth Provoker To Matinee Given By Great Victrola Not Do Without Will present Beginners' Night Class in Dancing At La Monica Hall Blue Satin Cloak for Business and Professional Women "Kid Boot*" Now Playing Great Instrument Is Bigger MISS FRIEDA PEYCKE Belcher's Ballet Technique, PI .stique, Oriental, etc. at the Criterion Children of the Bay District to­ Than Imagined by "Per ha pa my choice piece of COMPOSBR—INTERPRETER All who are Interested are invited to be present. Theater day were invited te attend the Audiences wardrobe would not appegl to me in a Program of Ber Own if I weren't In pictures," says "children's matinee" at th* La Musically Illustrated Readings When Paramount cast about in Dorothy Gish. now featured III Monica ballroom tomorrow after­ Considerable interest waa evinced "London," which is playing to­ Ernest Belcher School of Dancing search of a new comedy and a new today In the installation ot the gi­ comedian, "Kid Boots" waa on the noon. Rey Randolph haa arranged night and tomorrow at the Csll- November 22—2:80 p. w. \ Second Floor Edison Bldg. Phone 24276 glib tongue Ot the theatrical world. • unique program in conjunction gantic auditorium Orthophonlo Vic­ nia theater. "But being In pic- tores I am constantly finding It Second and Santa Monica Blvd. "Kid Boota" took blase Broadway with radio station KFVD, with trola, which will give a tree pub­ Admission, Non-Members, 50c by storm and fun-thirsty New Tork lic entertainment on the Venice pier useful and altogether necessary. many of th* younger star* of Call it a matter of temperament •^= J tnpported Florenz Ziegfeld's produc­ tomorrow and Sunday. Mechanics radioland on the entertainment or what y*U will, but I simply tion tot three years. Now Para- sent her* from the victor plant at mount's film version, playing1 to­ list. Presents will be given to all mu*t have s p lain satin cloak of Camden, N. J., to erect and operate dark blus. EGYPTIAN OCEAN PARK night and tomorrow a* the Criterion who attenda theater, la heralded aa th* mlrth- tho machine, were delighted with "If I make up at horn* I ean International Cup Winner BALLROOM PLUNGE provoker ot the season. the setting Venice pier provides and put tht* coat en ever whatever I voiced the opinion that tho best may be wearing —whether pa­ OCEAN PARK PIER 'Eddie Cantor, ace of musical where second-hand stores reign su­ jamas, evening gown or afternoon I comedians, ths "Kid" ot "Kid preme and keen competition devel­ programs since its invention will Opening Thursday Evening The Place to Swim freak, and rid* In perfect earn* WINDWAR I Boots," enacts his original colorful ops strange methods, offers wide be given her*. fart to th* studio, whether the JACK TENNEY I role. A supporting cast Of remark - rcope for the opening scenes. Can­ Thl* auditorium Orthophonlo Vic­ temperature is 90 above or 90 be­ A Week-End Cruise to j able talent arrays Itself with the Author of "Mexic»Ii Ror»** Tub Baths ! tor, aa ths "come-on," finds him­ trola. which has thrilled the east low zero. I can get from my ' scitillating star. Opposite Cantor self up to his nook in diffIculties. With Its power, melody and rythtn. dressing room to the set, whether AND HIS is Clara Bow, alluring portrayer of Through a rapid sequence of iurpasses anything of its kind ever It I* on the stage nearby or on th* Ensenada, Old Mexico "REGULAR FELLOWS" Special Treatments flapper characterizations, whose re­ riotously funny situations, Eddie is constructed in musical Instruments. back lot, which I* some distance Regular Dance Music cent triumph in "Mantrap" waa the thrust into an exclusive golf club During the beauty pageant at At­ •W*y, and be inconspicuous In aboard a palatial yacht to the coast of gold, where Every Evening Phona 61033 talk of filmdom. as" a caddy—and ho has never even lantic City, th* machine was taken whatever garb I am wearing. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote "Treasure Island." Lawrence Gray, handsome lead­ seen a gotf ball. out to sea for a distance of over a "I can pass through dust, mud, That paradise of nimrod and huntsman. ing man ln Paramount pictures His predicament becomes more mile and those on the Board Walk rain or sun, and in the end a With Gloria Swanson and Bebs Dan­ involved with the entrance of Clara wera able to distinctly hear the good shaking brings ths coat out Vou Will Fir.d— iels, playa the youthful heir who and her villainous would-be lover. softest tones. By actual teat, It haa •Sain looking perky and rich as The Miniature Cruisers, Ltd. succumbs to ISillio Dove, but is al- Further color la lent by the con­ more volume than th* combined ef­ ever. Dark bill* does not at­ S13 South Spring St. TUcker 1402 "EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN" teady entagled mith alluring Natalie flicting loves of the Lawrence forts of several bands and yet does tract the glare of the sun, and Kingston. Gfay-BUHe Dove-Natalie Kingston not lose any of the tonal effects be- satin is cool In summer and —in the CLASSIFIED Ads New York's picturesque east side, triangle. cause of ita power. warm In wint*r.** ef % =5)

HENSHEY, mNANTWERP S-* MURDOCH INC. «B~~~~~awi««<-^>»i^^ Santa Monica Blvd. ot Fourth St. <*•*•*•-• Santa Monica Calif. Super Handkerchief Offerings for Pre-Holiday Shoppers New Shoes FOR THE FIRST TIME All Pure Irish Linen Arrive Dully Guamnteed''QualityBrandta Handkerchiefs at Special Lower Prices For Hen Straps and Sports Ties at l(ftq95

—Have you thought of buy­ ---Smarter styles, delightful variations of the mode. —The new patent kids with gold trimming—most ing your white linen Hand­ effective. kerchiefs early to give ample —The Bay's careful service in fitting is always at time for embroidering? your disposal. —Do you realize these are extremely Many low prices on these high-grade Hand­ kerchiefs? Varied —They are strictly first quality pure Styles Irish linen hemstitched Handkerchiefs. 35c quality reduced to 25c each at 50c quality reduced t<3 39c each 65c quality reduced to 49c each $185

See Our Window Display For Saturday, Monday and Tuesday Sale Prices for Saturday Only Ideal Classmates "The Children's Shoes With the Double-Wear Soles' -—Shoe Department—Main Floor.

Do Your Xmas On Sale Saturday, 9 a, m, Shopping The Bay's Store for Men ONE DAY ONLY —First Floor NOW! Fourth Floor Furniture Department at the Bay =-a* PAGE SIX .SANTA MONfCA ""VFNUvr OIJTI.OOK FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1926 • i "*'*—•' *• ' •*****•*•*•*****- "' .' —- Sesqui-Centennial Outfitting Company Miramar Project Goes in Hole With Gives Away Turkeys $5,000,000 Deficit A turkey will ba given away by Is Not Opposed the Coast Outfitting company, 223 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18.— Sa nta Monica boulevard, to every­ The Sesqui-Centennial Interna­ one purchasing merchandise up to No Resident Found Who Is tional exposition, which will close *25 or more. The limit to get this Against Plan to Erect at the end of the month, will have free turkey (s set for Thanksgiving a deficit of between $5,000,000 and eve. Unit $5,250,000. Not only In tha Coast Outfitting This announcement was made company ot Santa Monica offering PLAN HAS MERIT today by Mayor Kendriek, who a free turkey, but all of the 49 added that $5,000,000 originally stores of ths'company ars included intended for subway construction ln the opportunity to give hundreds La M. Ford Says Few Are would be used te Day the exposi­ of families a free turkey for Aware of Magnitude tion's deficit. Authority to trans­ Thanksgiving. fer the money hes been granted Several carloads of turkeys are PRE-HOLIDA Y SALE OF NEW of Project by a vots of the people. ordered each year by the Coast The mayor blamed the weather Outfitting company to be given A remarkable feature about the which resulted in poor attendance away. Miramar hotel drive Is the fact that as one of the Outstanding reasons The large turkey ia the display we havs not interviewed one person for the financial failure of the window ln ths store Is a specimen of tho turkeys offered for Thanks­ who has said he was opposed to the Sesqui. He said that If the antici­ pated attendance of 15,000,000 had giving. building of the proposed center materialised another story might unit Ot the Mlramar hotel, said Le* have been told. In this connection MILLIONS POR SANTA land M. Ford, chairman of the COATS and DRESSES it was revealed that rain fell on N10W TORK: There will be hotel executive committee, today. 17 week-ends since the exposition $398,268,000 available 'for Banta One day only! Tomorrow—Saturday I Hundreds of new garments just received Continuing, ha said, "Whenever was opened on June la Claus shortly. This sum will be you submit a proposal to the publlo distributed by 7600 banks In various from our New York office, all bought at great discounts, lliis saving we now In which not the slightest trace of parts of the country to 7,800,000 opposition is offered, you ean bet Who has said that the present folks who have been saving in pass along to you. No matter what your needs you will find it here and at prices that there is nothing but real merit apartment building contains 246 Christmas clubs. behind the plan. rooms, and the new renter unit as lo was can be found at the end of a season. Few of our citizens are aware ot When completed will contain 897, the magnitude of this proposed .making a total of 648 rooms. Of hotel, as it will ba when the new these the majority are housekeeping center unit Is added. When one apartments, all of which will be stops to consider that It will rep­ available for hotel room use where resent a structure containing 648 there is a demand for such accom­ rooms, an appreciation of tbe num­ modations. ber of persons it will be capable of "Yes, it is going to a 'whale' ot COATS housing, is made manifest. I get a building, the kind we need, If we 100,000 People this number from a list prepared by are to cash in on the benefits that You need look no further! Just Read ths tho hotel manager, Boone Riley, come with progress." «rfTvn«*r yrMnnw; OT?TT.oot. the coat you have had in mind is here and at a price 'way below what you had expected to pay considering style, quality of ma­ terials and furs. Saturday will be an active day in our Coat Depart­ ment. Better come down and Agency—Hudson Sales-Service—Essex Interior Decorating—Hand Painted Lamp join the crowds. Ellis Fisher Motors Co., 1225 Santa Monica blvd. Phones 24829-24379 Shades and other Pieces of Individuality. The Btudlo Shoppe, Novelties and Art Creations. 1487 Third St. Central Arcade. Antiques—Circulating Library—Gifts Room 10. Wholesale and Retail. FOUR GREAT GROUPS The Shoppe by the Sea and ths What-Not Shop. Novelties from home and abroad. Ml Wilshire Blvd. Mrs. D. D. Smith. Jewelry—Ellis—Watch and Clock Repairing VERY LOW PRICED 309 Santa* Moniea blvd., Holiday Gifts. Phone 25778 Army Goods—Camping Equipment— Actual Values Up to $39.50 Furnishings, Shoes (men's, boys'), Banta Monica Army and Navy Loans to Buy, Build and Improve Homes Store, Broadway, corner Second Street. Phone 25839 We pay 6% on Saving*; 7% on Term Accounts. Under State super­ vision and control. United Building and Loan Assn. Agency, 826 Arrow Locksmith Shop—Automobile Lock Santa Monloa Blvd. Home office, Beverly Hills. Phone 22680 $ 95 $ 95 Specialists. Keys fitted to any lock. Lawn Mowers sharpened. 211 Broadwsy. Phone 22695 Night Patrol Service Brackett's Merchants Patrol-Detective Service, -incensed and 14 16 l Art Needlework—Gifts Under $5.00 bonded. V. A. Brackett, principal. Trustworthy guards and watch, Pandora's Box. May L. Hlgglns. 1337 Third St. and 1010 Montana* men furnished for all occasions, day or night. Phone 26744 i Auto Battery and Electric Service— Nursery—Landscaping—Lawns $1Q75 $Od75 Philco— Sales, Service. Remington & Rhodes, 408 Broadway. See Golden State Plant and Floral Company, Twenty-first and Santa tbs rhllco socket powers. Phone 25758 Monica blvd. Phone 21209

Auto Garage—General Auto Repairing Optometrist-Dr. Richard Fulford, Optician * . ,• |„ II. • Tow Car. Bohn Bros., Garage. 1829 Lincoln Blvd. Phone 24950 Service and Satisfaction. 1343 Third St For appointment Ph. 25983 Auto Tires—Samson—Cash or Liberal Credit Ornamental Iron Work—Gates, Fixtures Palisades Tire Store, 901 Santa Monica blvd. Phone 26341 Stair Ralls, Floor Lamps, Door Hardware, Fire Screens, Andirons, etc. Bullock's Ornamental Iron Works, 1014 Colorado avenue. Exclusive Models Auto Washing—Polishing, Lubricating Phone 24019; residence, 61220 Only one-of-a-kind sample line models. Gen­ Criterion Wash and Crease Park, Third and Arlsona, opposite Cri­ uine luxurious fur sets. Finest ot materials terion Theater. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon and tailoring. Beautifully silk lined and in­ 1 Dr. Otto it Gotsch. 307-808 Junipher Bldg. terlined. All to be offered tomorrow at...... —. Authorized Duco Auto Ref inishing Station Third St. and Banta Monloa Blvd. Phona 24552 Vtofo* Coast Duco Auto Finishing Company, 1448 Lincoln blvd. Phono 25082 Palisades Photograph Shop—Kodaks— Souvenirs, Gifts, Tinting, Enlarging, 107 Broadway. Phons 24471 Quilted Silk and Rayon Bake Shope—"Taste the Difference" Electrlk Maid Bake Shop, Ml WUshlre blvd. Phone 23388 Plating—Silver, Nickel, Copper, Brass Corduroy Gingham Santa Monica Plating Works, 1620 Second street. Phone 23097 ROBES Percale Bicycles and Complete Line of Sporting Goods—Wheel Toys. Cycle and Sport Shop, Plumbing—National Plumbing & Htg. Co. Our Christmas line just DRESSES 704-6 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 23002 Agents for Pacific Gas Heating Co. Repairing, Bathroom arrived. Beautiful quilted Accessories, Radiant Heaters. 1344 Fifth St. Phone 25960 silk and corduroy robes in Floral and novelty prints, Building Loans to Improve, Buy and all the new shades and non-fade wash fabrics in Raflnance Property. Amortised loans only—8 to 11 years. (13 Printing, Stationery, Office Supplies combinations. All sizes. pretty styles and clever monthly repays $1000 in 11 yeara Bay Cities Guaranty Building* Sam V. Carlisle Printing Company, 1854 Third street. Phone 22422 trimmings. Small, medium Loan Assn. 221 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 22698 Make your Christmas se­ and large sizes. Regular Radio—Stewart-Warner Matched Unit Radio lection now! $1.25 Dresses Cafe—The Home Dining Room J. C. Suits, Complste Service, at 825 WUshlre blvd. Phone 22650 Tommorow Only, One Sunday Sinners 75c—1424 Fifth street. Cleanliness, Wholesome, $Q95 to a Customer Real Home Food. Try us. Rock—Maltby-Sanders—Sand 3 Cabinet Work—Bay Cities Cabinet Shop 2442 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 21878 Store and Office Fixtures, 2417 Main- street Phone 62133 c _ Rock, Sand, Gravel and General Trucking Excavating, Grading and Shovel Work. Carpenter-Screens, Repairing, Cabinet Work Paul A Tompkins. Office, 18th and Pennsylvania. Phone 23028 W. O. Bray. 1447 Second St. Phone 21806 Yard, 1701 Fourth street. Phone 24568 69 Central Hardware—Geo. A. Noonan Builders Hardware, Paints, House Furnishing:. Sheet Metal Work—Mfrs. Comfort Unit 407 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 21164 Heating Systems. Brengman-WUllams, 802 Broadway. Phene 23881 Chiropractor—Dr. Oscar Arthur Hubb. Signs—Carved Wood Letters New location, 823 WUshlre blvd. Phone 22293 Carrol] Evans, 1447 Second street Phene 23398 Cleaners—Jack Cannon—Dyers Tailoring—Exclusively Fine Tailoring We own our own plant, and DO our own work, at 2462 Wilshire Ready-to-Wear Clothes. J. Sherman, on the bay since 1906, now boulevard. Phone -2780 at Sixth and Wilshire. Phene 21220 Clock Shop—702 Santa Monica Blvd. Toys—Toy Shop—Most Complete Stock Specialising ln Clocks and Clock Repairing of all kinds, Fountain A small deposit will buy your Toys NOW for Christmas and save Pens Repaired; Cash paid for Old Gold and Silver. See our 92c 40 per cent at 1337 Fourth St.. Santa Monica. Alarm Clock, guaranteed. Work called for and delivered. Ph. 24580 Trunks, Pianos, Household Goods Moved, SALE-NEW DRESSES Electric Refrigeration—Copeland Information without obligation. J. A Mack, Banta Monica blvd. Stored, Redman Moving and Storage, Twenty-fourth and Santa Every new style feature for fall represented In these five great low-priced groups—all are and Ocean avenue. Phone 21236 Monica blvd. Phene 23104 copies of much higher priced models, brought down to a price level within reach of all—you will want several when you see them. Shop early Saturday for choice selection. Crescent Soft Water Laundry Trunks, Bags and Leather Goods— Wet Wash, Rough Dry, Flat Work Ironed. Repairing. Santa Moniea Luggage Shop, 323 Wilahire at Third Vionette and Dolman Rich satins, flat and 14th and Colorado. Phone 21011 street. Phene 25566 sleeves, one and two- $_295 Canton crepes, georg­ Dentists—Bay Cities Dentist Undertakers and Etnbalmers piece. Bloused, paneled. ettes, velvets and com­ 23 Yeare te Dental Profession. Evenings by appointment WUshlre Funeral Home, inc., 1619 Wilshire blvd. 1416 Third St Phene 23954 Oey and Nlf*ht 23027 All tile new shades and binations. For daytime all sizes, 14 to 44. or evening wear. Drugs—Kolpin's Prescription Drug Store Vanity Fair School of Ballet and Dramatic 6 Lunches. Fountain Service. Wilahire Blvd, corner 16th'St 26331 Art Course. Including both Dancing and Expression. Studio: 1308 Santa Monica Blvd. Phono 25474 Foot Specialist Dr. Maude G. Davis. 1436 Fourth St, Room T, Phone 24813 Weather Strip—••Chamberlin" Doors and windows permanently protected against rata, dust, draughts and rattle. Fuel saved. Labor avoided. Comfort added Furniture—New and Used—Liberal Terms F. R, Perry. 1181-A Fifteenth street. Phone 26228 Heuberger's, 11816 Santa Monica blvd, Sawtelle. Phene 32439 Water—Mohn Spring Health and Table House Moving, Raising (Nothing Too Large Water a superior drinking water for discriminating people or Too Small). A. O. Harris. Expert House Mover. 3911 Santa Monica Blvd. Coolers loaned free. Quick delivery 1782 Lincoln blvd. Phone 22886 '.??"•

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1926 SANTA MONICA EVENING Oim.OOrC PAGE SEVI-J Maintenance Cost

Of Buick Is Low -i_5 *at Development- Mean More Freedom Than Ever From Repairs ioneer Publi Market A development ln automotive en­ gineering which means greater free­ Free Auto Park in Rear of Market for You While Shopping 1436 to 1442 Third Street dom than ever before from repair and maintenance expense has at­ tracted much attention to the 19!7 Buick, which was announced July 81. To the famous "triple seals." Which were standard equipment on the 1926 Buick, has been added still another "seal,** a vacuum ventilator, Do Not Order Your Turkey Till Monday Afternoon which does away with crank-case dilution to the extent that owners ot 1927 Buicks need change their oU Only tour times a year. The Buick engineering depart­ No Cows, No Nellies. Nothing But Corn Fed Steer Beef ment recommends seasonal oil changes merely as an extra precau­ tion and asks only that owners maintain their oU level to secure 1500 Pounds the best results. This device not only effects a big Boneless saving in oil hills, but it also adds greatly to the life of the car by pre­ Milk Veal venting the wear eaused by thin, Sirloin Tip diluted oil. The vacuum ventilator keeps the oil full-bodied at all times, ROAST While the air cleaner and oil filter keep It clean and free from abrasive substances such as road dust, grit Roast and dirt. These engine seals operate wltb no attention from the driver. Shoulder The unusually large fltering ele­ Cut Any Size You Want ment ln the oil filter contains six hundred square Inches of surface and will last from ten to fifteen thousand miles. It is easily re­ C placed. The air cleaner Is provided With a compartment to catch dirt, Which should be emptied a few lb. times a year. All three of these de­ vices are entirely automatic ln op­ eration and have no moving parte. A gasoline strainer ts the fourth seal placed on the engine. It keeps dirt and water out which might en­ ter by way of the carburetor. It is What Next? effective ln preventing a etalled en­ gine or uneven performance because of dirty fuel. , Supplementary Seals Can you imagine it"' of thanks for appointing a health inspector. Supplementing the four engine teals are metal lnclosures over all parts ot the chassis where the en­ trance of dirt or water might cause Objecting to the Health Inspector inspect' Let us hope he has only started. trouble. Bo effective are these seals that last year stripped Buicks Which were standard in every re- ing the coolers? Wonder why? Look us over, folks, and see real quality epect were subjected to a shower bath test. The cars were jacked up and run for long periods ot time More power to the inspector. The people sold in a sanitary market, where our coolers While a stream of water doused the chassis and engine. Engineers say that the perfect of Santa Monica surely owe the mayor a vote are always open to the public and health inspector* machine Is one which has no wear at any point. The many safeguards built Into the 1927 Buick to pre­ vent wear and the entrance of sub­ stances whloh might cause wear represent the furthest advance ln Fresh Dressed Corn Fed Turkeys Arrive Monday Afternoon. Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Roasters, Hens this respect which has so far been made. This reduction in wear means great economy for the own­ er in smaller repair bills and long­ er car life. Tap Nozzle Before QUALITY PIONEER PIONEER Filling Gas Tank ——— Static electricity is apt to send a smark from the metal nozzle ot the I gasoline pump hose to the tiller pipe I of the gas tank when metal touches SUN metal, and for this reason it is a DELICATESSEN BAKERY good plan to tap the nozzle against ! »RODUCS the rear bumper or fender guards | before inserting it ln tho tiller pipe, j Any spark that Is about to be re­ £0. leased then is less likely to occur- directly over the vapor from the Corn Bread gasoline tank. It Is also well to bear | FRESH In mind always that there Is more Creamery Butter danger of an explosion from sn HOT TWICE DAILY empty gas tank than from one that Sweet Peas 9:00 A. M. and 3:00 P. M. la full. It is the vapor of gas that causes combustion, not the gasoline POUNDS Special Itself. A tank with just a little gas and a lot of air is an ideal mixture SATURDAY SPECIAL for an explosion. A tank that is FRESH nearly filled often will catch fire without exploding. _A Brussels Sprouts Loaves Color, else and style ot folding ot the turban denotes the Hindu's j mm POUNDS rank. Snow Flake FANCY NOTICE rAiN~wi I. the undersigned, do hereby give Longhorn T BREAD notice that I have sold my tailoring 3 business at 516 Santa Monica Young Beans boulevard and from this date am not responsible for any debts what­ 3 POUNDS Prepare for Xmas Now—Put in Your soever, contracted by the above named business. Order Now for Signed BERNARD PINSI-EY. FANCY Cheese November 18, IMS. 2 Fruit Cake W "AGIO CranberrieFANCY s lb. POUNDS See Our Special Demonstration of POUNDS California Concord Grape Juice and Jelly Eat, Drink Extra Fancy NUTS of All Varieties at Special Prices AND BE MERRY WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR AT THE ho -.unnin£ Around• Don't Forget No Troublt- Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccos, Smokers' Supplies, Pipes, Etc* care specially low priced for Holiday Pioneer Fountain Lunch No Bother- Trade, (let our prices. Mo Ota&ini- At All! Thanksgiving Dinner AU you have to do to find us is just follow the crowd. JUSTTUaTN 70THE 5000 Stalks of Celery and every kind of Fruit and Vegetable Tho finest, cleanest and best of foods are cooked to under the sun. Buy here and shop early. We are ready for Pioneer Cigar f tand a turn and served to the queen'* taste, right here at MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT PUBLISHERS' PRICES our fountain. CUSSMDSRm/ you with the best in the land. SPECIAL PRICES ON CLUB COMBINATIONS 7* to do ifxr skopptg 1

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PAGE EIGHT SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926 Airplanes May Stop U. C. Scientists in New Machine May Tar Nuisance Along Clue to Great Fossil

Public Bathing Sand Imbedded to fossil rock thousands Use Ocean Power of years old, Impressions of leaves Tar nuisance along the beaches and pine needles have been uncov­ of Santa Monica bay resulting ered to the Calistoga Petrified For­ Difference in Temperature from the pumping of oil laden of Surface end Deep to bilge water from the holds of est by two University of California scientists. Ths impressions pro­ hrpugb (.teamora lilts the ocean offshore, Be Utilized may be eliminated by establish* vide irrefutable evidence of tbe ment of aerial police to watch species of trees on the forest. rains- WAVE MOTORS FAIL from tha air for violations af MM law whleh prohibits tha dis­ Dr. Ralph Chaney, paleo-botanist, charge of steamer bilge water waa recently notified by the owners Give Description of Late Within IB miles of shore. This of the forest that workmen would Method of Using Solar suggestion has been made by fly­ be engaged to excavating ono of the ers, who point aut that a recent large fossilized trees and that he do Chic Ions •treat and eenvletlen far vials* would be welcome to visit the sceno tion af the lew shows that it can of the work if be thought anything Resident- of the Santa Monies be enforced. of scientific interest might be un­ Bay citiea who have loot money on Bathing in tha surf is often covered. wave motor projects along tha bay wholly spoiled by the presence of Accompanied by Dr. Willis Jsp- shores the last 20 years are mani­ the so-called "tar," which in fact, festing lively Interest in the an­ son of the botany department. Dr. Los Angeles Limited is petroleum oil made tar-like by Chaney left immediately for Calls- nouncement that Georges Claude, a contact with water and air. It has Save A Day 63 Hours Frenchman, has discovered a meth­ toga. There tba worwmen were up­ a peculiar attraction far human turning tbe strata to tunneled rifts Only three nights and two dsyt of sumptuous, de­ od of taking power from the ocean bodies and bathing suits and can lightful travel—and you are in Chicago! New at low cost. Claude has made known ln order to expose one ot tba burled be removed from the person only trees, which ia more than 112 feet equipment — palatial luxury—and personal icrvice hla discovery to the French Acad­ ith great difficulty and by the use that satisfies every requirement. CANNED GOODS SALE continuation up to and including Satur­ emy ot Science at Paris. W. T. P. long and is eight feet in diameter. of a solvent SUOh as kerosene or Eagtboua-I Weatboun_ day. NOT. 20th—Substantial Savings from our regular low price*. HoallngHworth of Loa Angelea in­ gasoline. 5iSO P. M.~Lv, Loa Anfelea Ar. — 9:00 A. M. Canned foods save time a a a a and they are as healthful and forms the presa that plana are un­ 6:20 P. M.—Ar. Salt Lake City Lv. — 10:40 A. M. Aviators declare that ell dis­ NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL 10:50 A. M.—Ar. Chicago Lv. — SrSO P. M. tasteful ai it ii possible to make them. Use canned foods gen- der consideration for the establish­ charged from a vessel can readily ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE erously in your menus. Our buyers use utmost care in selecting ment of the first plant at Havana, be aeen in ita wake from the air. No. 78,903 them. Cuba. Whether the beach cities, whose In the Superior Court ot tba HUMPTY DUMPTY. Several wave motors, say those jurisdiction extends out three State of California, in and for tho Gold Coast Limited who bought stock ln them, have miles from shore, should smploy County of Los Angeles. All Pullman 68 Hour, No Extra Fare been operated on Santa Monica flyere to observe snd report such C'amphell's, and Venice piers, that produced violations of the law, or whether In tha matter of the Estate of Morning departure permit, a thrillj^g scenic treat— 2 cans .... a panorama from an open-top observation car of Tomato Soup All considerable power but most of the federal government should Simon Woolly Dlckerson, deceased. Campbell's, them appeared to consume so much Notice Is hereby given that tha California's beautiful orange groves. Appointments for carry an tha policing work, is a match the finest in transcontinental service. Pork & Beans 2 sans . •.. in the process that there was not moot question, Tha difficulty ef undersigned executor of tbe estate enough left to sell at a profit, • eity In prosecuting such cases of Simon Woolly Dlckerson, de* 11:00 A. M.—Lv. J.M Amelei Ar. — 2:30 P. M. 57c Holllngsworth descrlbea the new ceased, will sell at private Sale to SMS P. M.—Ar. Salt Lake CUT LT. — 2t53 P. M. Beans pp^-S??: would make it appear that the 9:00 A. M.—Ar. Chicago LT. — 8:30 P. M. method briefly aa follows: federal government alone could tbe highest bidder, upon the terms B ottl This process Involves the use of police the situation. and conditions hereinafter men­ the difference in temperature ex­ tioned and subject to the confirma­ Mince Meat Mfc?8 1 _ isting between the always luke­ tion by tba said Superior Court, on Continental Limited 1 Can Helm \ for >—gmai.-tii,.i;l;;u*ijj-u{i__-r.H!-.' ar after tbe 16th day of December, Medium ..... warm surface water of the tropic Through Train 68 Hour* Na Extra Fare Fig Pudding seas and the depths far below, 1926, all tha right, title and inter­ (Buy No'w for Tlinnksgivlnf) which are always kept near tho est to and to the following described Maintains its popular features—standard and tourist 163c freezing point by the polar In­ Heal Property situate ln tha Coun­ sleepers, day coaches and observation car. Running No. 1 Can I.lbby's time to Chicago cut to 68 hours. Poaches Sliced, X SMS •• fluence. ty of Los Angeles, City of Los An­ All Steam, he said, emanating from geles, State ot California, to-wit: 5:53 P. M.—Lv. Lot Angelea A». — 8:30 A. M. 8:20 P. M.—Ar. Salt Lake CilT Ar. — 8:55 A. M. for the process of boiling surface wat­ Lot Eighteen (18) to Slock "£*** 3:55 P. M.-A-. Chicago Lv.— 2:30 P. M. Pears Sf^isif---;.-^!^ er, though its pressure is only three KEP©B¥ ot the Barrett Villa Tract as per No. I Can Vero, atmospheres, can feed steam tur- map recorded in Map Book 70, at Grape Fruit 1 can 79c binea when it Is sucked up by a Page 82, Miscellaneous records in G (Canned Grapefruit (or Drraklait—You'll Like It) vacuum which tbe colder waters (Wv Associated Preee J (Canned Cr« NEW YORK, Nov. 19. — Price the Office of the County Recorder thing Finer— Npthing Faster than from the depth of the ocean will of said County. Torren's Title Helm, Medium Cam, Tomato_t _"»._«__. —1 -** — movements lacked uniformity at ths Sauce, Plain * Vegetarian^ ".3111 a\%VV maintain in the condenser. No. 0-5466. this New Service. Beans Power derived from the surface opening of today's stock market, The terms and conditions of said Hilladala NsN. 1. water, accord lug to Professor With opposing speculative forces Sale are—all cash. Round Can Claude's discovery, would equal again engaged ln a struggle for con­ All bids or gffers must be to writ­ Asparagus K-s.. -...icaw45c that which water falling 100 meters trol. Sugars moved up to response ing and may be left at the Office of I^AHM No- * C»n Ma.giierito VOm lom Corn .,.,...... could produce. Such power would to the further restriction to the Cu­ W. II. Bowers, No. 11422 Bant* 6 Cans 6-fC be derived from the sea ln unlimited ban crop, and textiles continued to Monica- Boulevard, Los Angeles, quantities at tha rnte uf 400,000 _Pi%li«fii No- * •****' Marguerite reflect the Improvement to that in­ (Sawtelle) California, or may be VUrn Iowa Corn TTaaT.... kilowatts for each 1000 cubic met­ dustry, American Woolen opening filed in the office of tha Clerk ot 6 Cans 49c ers of hot or cold water per second. one and a quarter points higher said Court at any time after ths M c i The experimental work which first publication Of this notice of UNION PACIFIC Initial declines ot a point or two Beans n:. , r.*:r. rr. 3 cans 42c preceded Professor Claude's an­ Sale. were recorded by Casa Threshing No a Can< Cih n nouncement, 'Holllngsworth stated, Dated November IS, 1936. Machine, Consolidated Cigar and C__>*•**! ' » « has convinced both the Inventor LEWIS J. DICXERSON, United Drug. ^•S^JPM •• Country Gentleman ....<..). 3 Cans 45c and his associate that the discovery Executor of the Estate of Simon Tfe Overland Route DAQ fig No. t Cans Spring can be applied ln a commercial way Woolly Dlckerson, deceased. aW aWSMm harden Peas .it.,. 6 Cans 79C with absolute and assured success. CLEAR GOOD SUM ' W. H. BOWERS. Years ot study, digging and re­ The Girls' club of tha St. Monica Attorney for Estate, search, Holllngtworth aald, pre* parish cleared over $100 to their (First Publication Nov. 19, 1S26. S. C. FROST, G. A. Tomatoes :#•*,? Tr.-."^ cans 59c ceded the discovery. Professor Last Publication Dec. 10, 192C). Claude conceived the Idea about 10 dance they gave last week at the 149 Pier Ave. Ocean Park Telephone 61174 years ago and began to work an it. Orange room of the Mlramar hotel. Ellhu Hurritt, known as the Tomato .iauce 6cansZ7c Then the war came along and in­ Ths dance waa so successful that Learned Blacksmith, acquired Greek H. W. BUNT, C. P. and T. A. Drl Monte Snucs terrupted the work. tha club Will give another dance from a text-book fixed to the bel­ 1613 Sawtelle Blvd. Sawtelle Telephone 32252 Professor Boucherot, who was as­ soon. lows of his forge. sociated with him in this latest Pimentos &..*. 3 cam 26c scientific contribution, is one of the world's foremost engineers, SOUP &.".-. .>,... 6Cans$0c Holllngsworth said, and one who ia , H largely responsible for the uae of f ffUNT£ft.Dub!N&Ga. alternating electrical current-. Pineapple &.^.% _...acani58c 326 Bill. Bid* INVBSTMBOT SECURITIES ,*„,, 2m, lA , Arthur i;reemnn REPRESENTATIVES Graham Howard Portuguese traders first developed LOI ANOttn SANTA MONICA »A«IAr>T!NA Johnstoitie' s Market Salmons-'} .?! .~:f~,6 cam (1.49 the importation of opium into VAN VRANCISCO * Private Wire Service to AU Market* SAN I.*'.,' n -T Liquid Veneer Jiffy Mop (far oiling hardwood _, __ China. ffHin.1 floors.) Swab saa be removed aad wasbtd M *~T_f% 1422 Third Street—in Safeway Store evmaawsffm ,„ m ffjgg, Wh|l. thsy la.t. Each 4 IC SWlin Barral Br*nd C*ne * Maple, 16 01. jar. . .28c ar * ••JK Barrsl Brand Cane & Maple, 2H lb. jar.. .56c KIH Cr_ Th? n*w Ul1'' -' soap—soaks dirt out. *t *_| 1 __. *»*"•"•"•"-"• » lb. 6 oi. Large package __,__»., C Sell us Look! Look! Look! Meat Depart ment The Public Demands Quality and Price "QUALITY MEATS—LOW PRICE" tf:&t 2000 or 3000 miles Order Tour Turkaj* Now and More people are coming to the realization that the only- Be Assured of a Choice Fat Bird. The Prica Will Be Right. left in your tires place to trade is Johnstone's Market for good Meat.

It's that last 2000 or 3000 miles you NEW LOW LOOK! SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS have left In your tires that will cause PRICES IN AND BACON ARE 'WAY DOWN most of your trouble—blow-outs, EFFECT NOW punctures, delays. Swift's Premium Hams, whole or half 36V2C Bring 'em in, we'll make an allow­ Swift's Bacon, whole or half 41-/2C ance for that unused mileage. With our Trade-in-Plan you can cash in A big slice of Swift's Ham 25c your worn tires on new Generals and be prepared to enjoy your longest, Prime Rib Roast, tender 20c safest, easiest ride without inter­ ruptions. Sirloin Tip for Steak or Roast 25c 17A**__**! **•''*** Wast Dry Picked, S ibLji.-u tttSt *s am Vff 1 >ad u -er ior roasting or slewing.a-ia-CIl ayiZs/%, Try this! T-Bone Steak 25c Mince Meat ^l^.^.-^.j.a Before you coma Sirloin Steak 25c COMPOUND lb. 12y2c in, ask your Best snow-white shortening. friends who use Round Steak 25c STEAKSlb. 19i/2c LARD _...lb. 17%c Generals about Sirloin and Rib. Pure kettle tendered. the mileage and Rump Roast, tender 20c ROASTS lb. 19fte low pressure, the gasoline and Pot Roast 15c Prime Rib Standing and Sirloin. power savings HAMS Eastern Sugar Cured (half or whole), lb. 35c and the other Milk Lamb Leg, not mutton .33V2C BACON lb. 37c advantages. I Eastern Sugar Cured (half or whole). Milk Veal Roast I VEAL ROAST . Choice shouldsr cuts. lb. 17c SMOKED PICNICS lb. 25c Russ Clover Milk Veal Stew Fine to boll. Super Service Station Pork Leg, whole PORK ROAST lb. 29c Vulcanizing Retreading Leg of Young Pork (whole or half). TENTH and ARIZONA Pork Chops 33c LAMB LEGS lb. 30c Milk Lamb. Milk Fed Hens for Fricassee 32c No. 1—229 Santa Monica Blvd- 8«nta Moniea, Cal, Grocery and Meats. ' I.0" ,_~!!^ tanl" •Jf"1?* B,vd" SavrtalU Cal., Grocery Only. w°" 2~o^2tSant" M°"l*a Blvd- 8«w*«lle, Cal, Moat Only. GENERAL Milk Fed Rhode Island Fed Fryers and _•"' ^™_B.'.ckne" Av*" Santa I****** Cal, arooory Only. E°" Z__?™ __«*-_**• °Cean ***> Cal- G-oc--y a"d Ms* No. 3—1609 P.or Ava, Ocean Park, C-J, Grocery and Meat. COBD . I Roasting Chickens 42c ___•_! °es a long way to make frtends\

______L__i____. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER !0, 1926 SAN IA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK PAGE NINE mel cottage, Alleged to have been HAS LITTLE LEFT Owner of Cottage occupied last June by Aimee Sem­ NEW TORK—Abe Hummel, tso« Trunk Story Bunk, ple McPherson and Kenneth G. torlous lawyer of SS years ago, who NEWS OF OCEAN PARK SECTION At Carmel May Die Ormlston, "can hardly live more made million-! and waa the inspira­ than 48 hours more," his physician, tion for much latter tiny fiction (By At ocia ted Press) Dr. Charles H. Lowell, said today, doallng with sharp practice, spent States Ormiston Marine Bank Nears CAttM.'U t 'ill.., Nov. 19.—How- "Ho was very low thla morning," millions, too. His estate 'has just Red Cross to Get Large Corwd Sees nl <'. Menetll t, owner of the Car­ tho doctor satd. been appraised at 858,717. Radio Operator's Attorney Completion at New Issues Statement for Santa Monica Site Client Instruction Work KNRC will feature the following Orchestra Appear Artists on this evening's program: The Marin* Sank of Santa Mon­ i FIRST EXPRESSION L.. A. R. 11. orchestra or string quar- loa iS neanng completion and will «_——___—> Order Your Boar c of Education Aids~ i tet; Fay Durst, soprano; Sherman Opsn soon at the corner ef Fourth Providing of Hunter, tenor; Dorothy and Dawn street and Wilshire boulevard, Egyptian Ballroom Crowd I in Smith; Lucille Baumeister, oon- Ridicules Keyes in Denying Classes according to Ray J. Folks, vice- Well Pleased by New He Cot "Dear Darling traltn. In addition, Jack Boa_. president. hunting and fishing scout, will pre­ The construction io of tho new­ Music Thanksgiving Turkey Early Man" Letter NO TUITION CHARGE sent a short program at 7:30 est and most modern type, with UNIQUE FEATURES o'clock, and there will be the dally every up-to-date facility for a (By Associated Trees') band concerts and Club Casa De. full bonking service, and the In­ At the CHICAGO, Nov. 19.—Edward H. New Instructor Comes from Mar orchestra and organ recitals. terest and eo-operstion received Eighty Arrangements Made S. Martin, attorney for Kenneth Q. Sacramento High School The program for today aim to­ from Santa Monica business firms by Author of Popular Ormlston, missing radio operator of Position morrow is as follows: and residents assure the success Song Angelas Temple, Los Angeles, today Friday of the new institution, it le said. Lowest Possible Price made public a letter purportng to 1:30 to 2:15—Shopping tour with The Marine Bank of Ocean Park be from Ormiston, who branded as Plans are.being completed where­ Margaret McDonald Shontz and A large crowd was present last will continue along its successful evening for the opening of Jack bunk the "Dear Darling Man" let­ by residents of the Bay District Margaret de Noix. career at Marine street and the Tenney's Regular Fellows orches­ ter given out by District Attorney who are interested in taking the 2:30—Band concert by the Santa Speedway. Saturday Specials Monica Municipal band. tra at the Egyptian ballroom on Keyes and also the trunk of femin­ various Red Gross courses which Ocean Park pier, and judging by the 4:1 ine finery found in New Tork. constitute the educational part of -Brother Tom and his family wonderful ovation accorded tl.o new circle. band, there seems to be no doubt It was Ormiston's first expression the National Red Cross Health 6:30—Club Casa Del Mar ot since • the trunk's contents and let­ that the Regular Fellows have si- program, may do so free of ex­ recital with Julius K. Johnson, re- Frying and Roasting Chickens and ter were made public. California Sewer Line Plan ready established themselves as one pense, according to an announce­ mote control. of the finest musical organizations authorities had announced their be­ ment made this morning by Execu­ 7:30—Jack Boas, fishing a nv lief that finery found in the trunk ever to appear in the Bay Dlstcict. tive Secretary Clarabel Hinckley, of hunting scout for N. Y. Hardware belonged to Aimee Semple McPher­ Trading company. Not only do the new musicians the Santa Monica-Ocean Park Gets Confidence Young Hens, lb., 40c son, Los Angeles evangelist, and 8 to 9—Band concert by Munici­ play with perfect rhythm and tem­ that the '"Dear Darling Man" let­ chapter. pal band. po, but they have several features ter was a missive exchanged be­ This privilege is due to the 9 to 10—L. A. R. R. orchestra or which for harmony and originality Shoulder Milk Veal Roast 17V2c tween Mrs. McPherson and the ra­ splendid co-operation of the Sanla string quartet; Fay Durst, soprano; Business Houses to IH i of arrangement, are said to be dio operator. Monica board of education, through Sherman Hunter, tenor; Dorothy Basements in Their unique. A special feature was the Shoulder Pig Pork Roast.., 23Vic Ormiston In the letter repeated arrangements made by Principal and Dawn Smith; Lucille Bau­ presentation of a series of waltzes his denials that he was with Mrs. Barnum or the high school, who is meister, contralto. Buildings which won instant applause. All in charge of the night school, a McPherson in a sojourn in a cot­ 30 to 11—Club Casa Del Mar or­ of the 80 arrangements were made class in nutrition and food inspec­ chestra by remote control. by Jack Tenney, the widely known tage at Carmel-by-the-Sea. tion will be open for enrollment at MAIN STREET AIDED Saturday composer of "Mexican Rose." EXTRA SPECIAL Stating that his attorney had in­ once. There is no tuition charge, formed him that "the dear public and all persons interested in taking 2:30—Band concert by Municipal General Satisfaction Is Ex- Tho orchestra members in addl- wants to know what I think about band. | tion to tho leader are as follows: Two Large Slices Ham 25c advantage of the opportunity may I the amazing 'trunk and love letter* enroll by telephoning the Red Cross 4:16—Family circle with Brother pressed by Many Harry RJskin (formerly featured in story," Ormiston wrote, "my opinion headquarters at 61630, or Mrs. Mar­ Tom. Residents the old Cracker Box ballroom and can be adequately expressed in one tin, Instructor, at 26682. This ar­ 6:30—Club Casa Del Mar organ Fraser cafe), Everett Osley, Jack word—'bunk I' recital by remote control. Kline, Joe Welder, George Haber PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE ON SANTA MONICA BLVD. AND 7TH rangement for women's classes will With every assurance of actual "Regarding the trunk, I naturally be very much appreciated by the 7:30—Talk on dogs by Tom and Eddie Littner. have no means of knowing. I do not wives of men who are now taking Mitchell. work soon starting upon the intra* •»'—• • "" ' ' •• —' -.1—.1——I ,.| .1.11 I, . ,.. -—•••' -II—1.1 „|. I, „. „ ||, ,„, ,,»—^—^—| I! I.I . .1 —••—•——— know if the trunk reported as deliv­ night classes at the high school. 6 to 9—Band concert by Munici­ city sewer line draining Santa Mon­ When other baits fall, a trout ered to Mr. Keyes in Los Angeles Is pal band. ica, Ocean Park and Venice, confi­ Mrs. Martin, the instructor, comes 9 to 10—K and R program, will frequently strike at a hook or is not my property. As for it- to this community highly recom­ dence prevails on the part of both contents, I know no more than any 10 to 11—Club Casa Del Mar or­ with a fish eye on It. mended from the Sacramento high chestra by remote control. city officials and residents as to suitable reader of the 'scandal school, where she has been instruc­ 11 to 12—Gables Club .'roll success of the plan, which, lt is be­ sheets.' tor in home economics for several by remote control. lieved, will bring about much more "Now we come to that touching years, and tn addition to other cer­ quired for the final outflow at tho satisfactory service to all tho dis­ southernmost part of Venice, WestfalTs Market Co. though cryptic little letter. I havo tificates, holds a Smith Hughes to thank Mr. Keyes for a real thrill. diploma from the University of tricts. Genernl satisfaction on the part. The newspapers inform me in great California, and is said to be thor­ Radio Artists Will One advantage of the projected of residents in all the districts head Ines that I was a 'dear darling oughly qualified to make the classes main-line system remarked by resi­ served is thought to assure speed man' in some lady's estimation. most interesting as a teacher and dents of the Ocean Park district Is on the part of both Los Angeles and 7th and S. N. Blvd. 4th and Hoiiister Si. Appear Over KFVD Santa Monica city officials ln put­ "While I am really an optimist, I graduate nurse. tbe fact that, when the line ia laid, ting through the details of the proj­ knew there must be a catch in it business houses along the newly This evening's program over ra­ ect, and the splendid co-operation somewhere; and, sure enough, upon widened Main street, as well ss tn Open Every Day in the Year Groceries dio station KFVD will feature the manifested between the two cities wading through many lengthy col­ GOING TO GAME many other sections ot Ocean Park, Phone 25806 following artists Barkley's man- In arranging the preliminary plans umns I found that 'twas only Mr. Sam G. Crawford, attorney. and will be able to construct basements 6 a, m. Until 9 p, m. are also said to point to a rapid Keyes trying to establish a reputa- Mrs. Crawford, Orlando Rhodes of dolin sextet; Uifornla Colonial in their buildings, something which the Santa Monica city attorney's band; Melba Lyons, the KFVD girl; heretofore has been impossible due completion of the proposed improve­ tion as an expert in the art of cryp- „,,,______,._ -_• *.. "•"-•"-*- ment. . office, and Stewart Van Hook, Dawn and Dorothy Smith, KFVD to the elevation of the present sewer -ograpny. h ,_ - _ . melody girls; George Thlroux and line. Using Main street as the route eft th morlUn f p Berk for the new trunk line, lt is pointed "Had I been the recipient of the eley to see the "big game** between Ihis baby banjo, singing-In request out, will lower the elevation of the missive in question I am quite cer­ Stanford and the state university at program; nnd Bob Davies, Welsh sewer enough that gravity flow will tain that I would have failed mis­ Berkeley Saturday. Van Hook was | baritone, accompanied by Sally J. be possible from many places now erably to grasp its import, and the center on a former Stanford team Schuli. too low, and at the same time signature, 'Jackie,' would have rung and ln 1920 was center on a Santa KFVD broadcasts dally from 9 to enough elevation will be maintained no bell of recognition, ia my think Monica high eleven that won. the 110 a. m. and 6:30 to 1 and 8 to 12 so that only a small lift will be re- tank. outhern CulH'on.in title. 'p. m. "At any rate I did not receive it and am quite sure that it was not intended that I should receive it; and I do not know who wrote it, though I have a sort of sneaking $ $ $ 50 idea. You see, it, too, was 'found' by S 6 6 a newspaper reporter." The letter wound up: "KGO Signing Off. Good Night." It was not stated where the let­ ter was postmarked. Several re­ Values cent communications from Ormiston have been made publlo by Martin.

Forest fires nearly burned Into the famous Muir grove of Redwood trees in California during the sum­ mer of 1926.

POWER SHOVEL EXCAVATING KNEEN PAVING CO. A Real Super- ASPHALT PAVEMENTS and Saving Opportunity GENERAL CONTRACTING During Our Great Offieo, 210 Dudley Bldg. Phone 21313 SANTA MONICA, CALIF. MONTH-END COULD NOT PUT ON HER SHOES Mrs. Dang-erty Was io Weak SALE In a little town of the Middle West, Hundreds of pairs in the newest and smartest of styles. wa? a discouraged woman. For tear months she had All colors and sizes and all heel shapes. Here are real been in such poor health that new models drastically reduced for this event. Don't she could not stoop to pat oa delay. Plenty of large sizes. ber own shoes. Unable to do ber work, unable to A now Frenchy tie. So met h' A new Parisfonne patent pump A neat black patent oxford In go ont of doors or very out Of the ordinary in black with tan alligator cherry red trim. Also in ell black patent; trimmed enjoy a friendly trim. An exceedingly smart black. An intriguing modal. dint with her cherry red, alto cherry patent neighbors, life with silver trim. things in French $6.90 seemed dark Spike heels ._...._.. $8.50 heel. Value $8.50 value indeed to lira. Daugherty. Then one day, a booklet was left at her front door. Idly she turned the pages. Soon she was reading with quickened interest. Tho little booklet was filled with letters from women in conditions similar to bora who had found better health by tak­ ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. "I began taking the Vegetable Compound.** Mrs. Daugherty writes, "and after I took tbe third bottle, I found relief. I am on my eleventh bottle and I don't have that trouble any more, and feel like a different woman. I recommend tbe Vege­ table Compound to everyone I see who has trouble like mine. I am 1454 Tfjird St willing to answer any. letters from women asking about the Vegetable Compound.'*—Mas. En. DACOHEBTY, Open Saturday Evenings Until 'J _3.S Orchard Ave., Muscatine, Iowa PAGE TEN SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1926 LEO OtEGEL ENVIED Babies Crowding to Farm Bureau Will NEW TORK—Professional golf- ocaoc era here are envying Leo Diegel. Music Club Will They heard he haa a California job Be Born in Santa Exhibit Pictures aa private teachar for Joseph M. Schenck, movie magnate, at a sal­ Monica, Say Medics Working in co-operation with the ary of $15,000 a year aad *io,ooo 1 Hold First Meet department ef vocational education expenses. Tha one hundredth .baby to be of the atato board ot education, tbo born at the new Santa Monica California Farm Bureau federation Open Session to Be Given hospital during the three and one- has outlined a series of educational motion pictures, which are to be California, Berkeley; Culling ef tbe I half months in which it has been Hoarder Hen; The Bane of the IJ»-<> { Johnston's Specials f V at Auditorium on in operation, arrived in the eity released through the regular chan* Hive, a demonstration of foulbrood j $/ [Tuesday last Tuesday, according te an an- nela to motion picture houses. Orant control by high school students, SATURDAY AND MONDAY—NOVEMBER 20TH AND 22ND nour cement made today by the W. Xenney, head ot the farm and Music in the Air, showing the MISS MOON LE/XDER hospital staff. Five babies were bureau's motion picture department, Bakersfield high achool' band. Two day. in whichto buy your supplies for the Thanksgiving dinner-next Thursday. born Monday morning between is in charge of the work. Subsequent releases wlU deal | the hours ef 1 an4 7 o'clock. The pictures will be ln the, nature with vocational and agricultural j Lower prices and fresh new goods. Excellent Program Ready Tha Hat et births at the insti­ of news reels and the first one, Juat education la tha state, showing the for Entertainment of tution teem November 1 te 15 released, abowa the farm bureau work of the College of Agriculture I follows: hog auction in Tulare county; the ot the University ef California, tho Citron lb. 50c-i_ lb.30c Rome Beauty Applet ...8 lbs. 25c f Visitors Marion Dorothy Thieme, 17 Ave­ Boys and Girls' Agricultural club California Farm Bureau federation.I The finest grade. All sugar drained off. Just Citron. nue 33, Venice, Calif, Convention at the University Farm, and the vocational education ac- j The first open mooting ot the William George Harvey, 1219 Davis; the annual conference ot Uviiles of the high achools of the I Ripe Bananas 3 lbs. 25c Music etub at the Santa Monica 114th avenue, Sawtelle, farm advisnra at tha University of, state. Lemon and Orange Peel..„Va H>« box 25c high school. _ww la tte alath year, Phylis Josephine Reid, To­ Sliced in equal amounts. Better quality. will bo held November SI at 8:16 panga, Calif. Persimmons , per lb. 10c la the high school auditorium. Robert McCarthy, 1804 Tenth The elub, under tho direction of street, Santa Monica. Old English Fruit Cake per lb. $1.25 Doris Moon, faculty advisor, will Gerald Anthony Manville, 712 Made in a Santa Monica home by an expert, after an old Cranberries , 2 lbs. 25c prosent a program ot "Mualo ot the Copeland court, Ocean Park. English recipe. See sample and leave order. Cakes from one We expect higher prices on cranberries. British -alee." The program, al­ Gayle LaVcrne Smith, 1424 Fif­ te five pounds. though short. Will be varied, as teenth Btreet, Santa Moniea, Kressler's Market studente from several departments John Francis Murphy, 617 New Golden Dates lb. 16c; 2 lbs. 30c o£ musio are participating. Misa Cressmore place, Venice, Calif. Extra fancy, large Golden Dates. Margaret Bchurmer, IgttB aoprano , Infant Olney, 2029 107th ave- i 1342 Third Street Walnuts, 100% Good 2 lbs. 55c of Los Angeles, an artist pupil of nue, Sawtelle. These are orchard run, unbleached. Every walnut will crack Phone 24356 out good. We mean juat that. Bertha Wlnelow Vaughn of that Shirley Adele Jordan, 3648 Heinz Apple Butter 50c size for 40c eity. Will appear as guest soloist. Empire drive, Palms, OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY This program la open ta the pub­ Roy Leonard Weeks, 3309 Sev­ Southwell's Candied Ginger The new large jar. Fresh made and priced lower. lic and any who are Interested will enth street, Santa Monies. be welcome. Infant McEachem, 1430'/_ Sev­ Specials for Saturday, Nov. 19 y2 lb. box 50c j"oliowing is the program: enth street, Santa Monica, Tea Garden Jelly..large jar, 15-oz. 27%c Nymphs and Shepherds „_-».Purcell . James Anderson, 710 Cope- FANCY LEGS OF LAMB, per lb. 35c Chelee ef plum, quince, apple and lemon. Girls' Glee club land court, Ocean Park. Baby Rice Popcorn .V/z lb. pkge. 25c Iaollie Anderson, Clyde Pierce Williams, 621 Ver­ FANCY STEER POT ROAST, per lb ....18c This is the kind that will pop. Director-accompanist non avenue, Venice. FANCY STEER BOILING BEEF, per lb. 12V c The King's Hunting Jigg..John Bull Infant Berberieh, 1619 Arizons a Morrell's Hams per lb. 35c Lucy Allen avenue, Santa Monies. FANCY PIG PORK ROAST, per lb 25c and 28c Mission Orange Juice pt. 50c; qt. 90c Take half er whole ham. A new low price far the famed Gene Frederick Gsuthier, 1203 Shepherd's Hoy ._~arr. by Grainger WALTER'S FAMOUS SAUSAGE, per lb „.....30c The juice is the only edible part ef the orange. Mission le .sugar-cured Eastern Hams. Average size 9 to 10 lba. each. Robert Stringer Sixteenth atreet, Santa Moniea. the raw juice bottled ready te use. Convenient? Juat pour Where the Bee Sucks (Shakespeare) Hare la a statistical summary: SWIFT'S SILVER LEAF LARD, per lb 20c It out and add water. P.. Arno (1710-78) July «___,„ _-__._-__.- S I Don't Care ....John Alden Carpenter August ii 'j i^-i-ii. —in Vi'~ rii i i SS SWIFT'S COMPOUND, per lb 15c Finnan Haddie per lb. 30c Cherry Ripe ...... Charles Horn September ...... , , 24 Don't forget to leave your order for a good Turkey. Florida Grapefruit No. 2 can 25c Margaret Schurmer October -- •,.,„.-IT._. Si E. H. WALTER, Mgr. Irene Cronkhlte, accompanist November ...... 16 Vegex New size 15c Cherry Ripe ...... Cyril Scott Gait's Blue Ribbon Tea lb. 69c Do yeu know about Vegex? A book that telle you all about Farewell to Cuculian ..Fritz Krelsler Total _... 100 Mrs. Kressler's Famous Salads of All Kind*, lb.... 25c Black or Ceylon Orange Pekoe flavor. This is the favorite Gentle Maiden ...... -Scott Girls—36. PIES—Apple, Mince, Pumpkin, Blueberry, Huckleberry •> j* tea in Canada—a nation of tea drinkers. They know good tea. Vegex goes with each jar. sf\ Fern Buckner, violinist Boys—64. and Cherry -...... -_...... «JDC Doris Moon, accompanist Charlie Is My Darling ...... Scotch ROAST CHICKENS, fresh killed ., $1.25 Up Heinz Plum or Fig Pudding Heinz Mince Meat 2 lbs. for 45c livening Sbng' ...... Irish j REAL VIRGINIA HAM, per lb. 90c Kelvin Grove ...... Scotch ' Cost of False Teeth No. 1 size, 42c Extra large 75c Get the best. Be sure it's Heinz. Girls' Glee club ROAST BEEF, per lb 75c Morris Dance (from Three Dances If Cat by Professor ROAST PORK, per lb. 90c of Henry VIII) ...... German Let Us Roaat Your Turkey for You SMALL SAVINGS WITH SAFETY Ensemble from Orchestra A new system of case classifica­ Francisco Flgueroa, Fern Buckner, tion which makes possible the pro­ Del Monte Pumpkin 15c Pitted Dates per pkge. 25c Gold Dust Scouring Soap 25c O Helen Hardsteen, Elisabeth Good­ duction of partial denturea of artl- Large can. 4 packages. win, Martlnolli Donoghue, Eugene Sour Pitted Cherriea 25c fieal teeth plates, at a smaller cost Poultry Seasoning pkge. 10c No. 2 can. Electric Light Globes, 50-Watt, Dixon, Alt Gunderson, Oakley Ilal- with no loss In efficiency, haa Juat deman, Nado Shutt. been announced by Dr.' K. H. Mauk, Hawaiian Club Sliced Pine­ Pin Money Pickles 35c 25c each or 5 for $1.00 ^ I've Been Roaming ...Charles Horn' professor of prosthetic dentistry at apple 25c Large 55c size. Sweet or sweet mixed Guaranteed 'H Green Sleeves ..16th Century Melody the University of California Col- Large can, No. 2|/_. er Burmangoes. Lass with the Delicate Air ...... Kristol's Market King's or Burnett'a Vanilla fl lege of Dentistry, ...... Michael Arne Dr. Mauk, as a result of four Scotch Mist per bottle 13c 2-Oz. Bottle 32c Q Margaret Schurmer yeara of intensive atudy of the Pico Boulevard and Fourth Street Dozen $1.50. Tastes like a mild cham­ Swansdown Cake Sets $1.25 Sweet Apple Cider gallon 60c Morris Dance (from Tork Pageant problem and observation of eorae pagne without the bad effects. Served Swansdown Flour, Ige. pkge. 38c Musio) ....._...... „...... _....F. Noble 2000 cases ln which some variety SATURDAY SPECIALS cold it ia a delicious beverage. Sunmaid Seedless Raisins 10c High School orchestra of partial plate was necessary to Pulled Figa 1-lb. pkge. 30c ALL FOR $1.35 15-ounce package. D Ethel Brooks Glampaolo. director put the patient's teeth In a more Groceries and Vegetables nearly normal condition, haa de­ 10 lbs. vised a simplified system of classi­ Grapes, To Attend Land Grant fying plate retaining devices whlcb Sugar ^^60 c 8 lba 25c will enable members of the profes­ Fancy Burbank sion to furnish any type at a small­ Holsom Macaroni and College Conference er cost than has heretofore been Spaghetti, Potatoes, 8 lbs 25c possible. 20c Newton Pippin Dean E. D. Merrill and Director In place of the 14 typea of par­ 8 pkgs Johnston Grocery Co. [ H. B. Crocheron of the College of Apples, 11 lbs Agriculture will represent the Uni­ tial denture, which ware formerly Goodie Goodie 25c I'tionett 23279 1412 THIRD ST. Santa Monica O versity of California at the Land considered the least possible num­ Peas, per can... 10c Jonathan Apples, Grant College association meeting ber needed, Dr, Mauk* has substi­ H to be held In Washington, D. C, tuted a classification of only aia. Corn Flakes, 7 lbs 25c CM IC asjseaam. By comparison of the great num­ from November 15 to 18. Director S for 25c Bananas, tOKBOl Crocheron has been authorised to ber of cases brought to his atten­ Puritas Coffee, represent the university at tho tion at the university ho found lt 4 lbs 25c meeting ot the American Country possible to reduce all plates of tho per lb 52c Life association, which will precede partial type to six fundamental the meeting of tho Land Grant Col­ forms, of whlcb all others are mere­ Meat Dept. lege association. ly variational Pot Roast, 1Q Pork Roast, Representatives from all land per lb. 15c and....lOC per lb. 25c and.... 28c grant colleges will take part in tho BIG DAY POR ZUKOR T-Bone Steak, Bacon Squares, annual conference, which includes NEW" YORK—This is a big day discussion ot agriculture extension, in the life of Adolph SSukor, movie 30c per lb 28c home economics, research, military magnate, who came from Hungary White Compound and resident teaching problems. Both of tho University ot California 87 years ago with $28 or $40, he StSKP/2C per lb 15c men will join in the general discus­ doesn't remember which. His neW sion, but win not present papers on $3,000,000 theater opens tonight in FREE DELIVERY PHONE 62787 the formal program. tbe $17,000,000 Paramount building, Open All Day Sunday H. E. Erdman, Professor ot a new skyscraper In Times Square. Rural Institutions at the Univer­ sity ot California, will attend the meeting of the American Economlo association in St. Louis from De­ Saturday to Wednesday Specials . I Phone 45755 cember 28 to 31. Professor Ira B. Cross also will represent the uni­ versity at thla meeting.

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Healer Ot the age, and la recog­ New Soft Shell Almonda, close touch with nized by the press, medical facul­ Rosebud Butter, ties and scientists at two conti­ per lb...... 35c per lb. ... 50c nents aa the absolute master at Mew Emerald Brand Walnuts, Seattle Egfes, occult forces. per lb. J 35c dozen ...... ~ m .. i 50c He gives names, dates, (acta and Mo. 1 Washed Brazils, Nucoa and Rox Nut Oleo, The (TaSSified Ads inYour figures; lie tells you every wish. per lb. "-_-_-______-„__._-__,.! 25c per lb. i 30c fear and ambition of your life, and ••Market of Multitudes'* guides you wltb strong certainty Extra fancy Hoston Vie Pumpkins ," ,„ , per lb 2Vfcc with more than human power, to success ln ell undertakings, health Extra fancy Hubbard or Banana Squash, whole «. I __,.."' per lb.,3e and physical conditions. Be diag- noaea ta a manner surprising to We will hare plenty of stale bread, sage, savory, cniona and all the other trim- STJNMOP? tbe moat skeptical. mings tor your Thanksgiving dinner. Give us a chance to help you he thankful. Prot Bauer la located at his own private residence, 7031 Put­ "SERVICE" We Deliver Free SERVICE" nam avenue, near Madison, one block east Of Metro-Goldwyn-May- «r Studios, on the north aide of tbe P, "E. tracks, Wm, fl.00 and C. R. "CLIFF" DAILEY am. __-_u«. HONEST NEWS HONEST VIEWS HONEST ADVERTISING SANTAM MEMB UNA!*. •— ^-**-****--* Established October 1.8, 1875 and West Loa Angelea Tribune Each day't paper better than the laat SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926 SCENE AS MINISTER STANDS TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE Plane Containing Shaw Refuses to Tell Why gfCENE th courtroom as the Rev. J. Frank Norris of Ft Worth, Texas, stands trial on a charge of murdering D. E. Whiskey Is Taken Motorists Asked Chipps. Standing is Dayton Moses of the defense counsel; on the right is IM,r. Norris, with his arm around Mrs. He Turns Down Huge Sum Norris; on the left are the state's attorneys—Hanger, Scott, Sawyer and McLean. At Ford's Airport To Stop Noises k • s~& _• "P"t__S (By Associated Preee) ; _B _£&#«_- DETROIT. Nov. 19.—An air­ *_2* %____! &s*__Sv "S„!*S Accompanying Noble Prize plane containing 14 cases of Plan to Eliminate All Un­ li whiskry was seized at the Ford airport today at the request of necessary Blasting and Famous Writer Declares He Wants to See Matter of K\ j; ~R ggp: Henry Ford. Henry Spence was Screeching Awards to Writers Threshed Out arrested as the aviator whe brought the plane te the airport WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.—Elimi­ in Press last night. nation ot needless nolnes ts sought r~6p ^%sm A n m lit watchman discovered LONDON, NOT. 19.—"It's up to tbe Swedish Academy," said Oeorge •f7* _ _rn^^W^^K afajoL # the liquor cargo. Mr. Ford was ln an appeal to motorists Issued Bernard Shaw ln a telephone interview with the Associated Press today, W - !%^aa\\\\\•grtiir ' i III i w ~]l~~~~~H______B_i notified and the stats police were here today by the American Auto­ in whloh he was informed that his rejection yesterday ot the money prize. |||ltH called. mobile sssoctation, which points connected with the Nobel literature award was interpreted ln Stockholm i Spence denied he was tha pilot _____t_>_. out that the motor car haa brought as tantamount to rejection of the entire award, __£______. e ef the machine. "I'm not worrying." the dramatist added. "Let them do that—.-but I "an approximation of DeiUnm" In am certainly going to be a most disinterested front row spectator in the f a.*i hundreds of communities through' discussion which I hope will now develop around the question of giving in •• * ^^^^p^- Prosecution Rests out the country. prizes to writers." Asked if ha agreed with Sinclair Lewis, who refused - # Tt Is Inevitable that the use of the Pulitzer prize on tbe ground that prises were had for literature, Shaw ^^_?___B snapped: l '**a signal devices on automobllee will Pama... In Hall-Mills Case produce some noise," says the state­ "I don't agree with anything." * "•'# flfy'^M ^i_p_r_c _#__.__;._».__-i *^^k___Bl WaaaaW ment ot the A. A. A., "but there Is He declared he wanted to see the ,,, ••_-?» ^***^-r:* •< (By Associated Preee) whole subject threshed out in the is it, anyway, that you have trout " 1 • ?__. ^^ ef much that Is rauoous in motordora 1 COURTHOUSE), Bomervllle, N. J., that can be eliminated to the ad­ press. Also he was thankful for Stockholm?" *** Lewis' action, because it had called He was Informed briefly that the ^at0ew __fe;_#^ * Nov, 19,—The state rested its case vantage of everyone, signals must Ik. "**•* HIIIlT T"~~^K$>aS_ hia attention to the Pulitzer prize, Swedish reaction to hla letter ac­ against Mrs, Frances Stevens Halt be given on the streets and hlgh- which he never had heard of before. and her brothers, Henry and Willie waysi but there is an Intelligent cepting the honor of the award but standard ln -lgnallng that every He would not say whether he was ^'-•eeiir? . Stevens, this afternoon after thir­ againat the Idea of offering awards. declining the prize money was that . «*| * / motorist should try to attain." teen days of testimony. The famous dramatist waa in an it was tantamount to declining the *H i V "" af'- While the giving of signals pro* The defense at once made a mo­ excellent mood today — feeling so entire award. *~v *^ IP tion that testimony as tb finger­ duces the greatest volume and va* splendid ln fact that he talked to Started Something L_.JP prints in conectlon with a calling rlety of sound from America's his Interviewer over the telephono 'V .%'•-• card ot the Rev. K. W. Hall, found 20,000,000 automobiles, officials of from his Adelphla Terrace flat over­ "Well, well," he chuckled. "It ap­ v the A. A. A. point out that other pears as If I had started something! ** ^'"<'"*_!^ _i near his body, which, tlie state had looking the Thames. \ 1 contended, bears the print of the noises are issuing from cars that I certainly didn't Intend to—nothing ^*lu_ki f^*'T*' /»*v loft Index finger of Willie Stevens, well might be eliminated. Among Hatee Telephones of the kind ever entered my mind. >*' __P_H_il_^_M_iWr\ § j be stricken from the record. these are listed those produced hy Shaw, It must be understood, ... j *• jj-'w* **' > "t had heard ot the Nobel prise, I Ths Jury was taken from the defeotlve and poorly adjusted muf­ hates phones nearly as emphatically believe, "before I wrote the work fler and exhaust equipment and the as Rudyard Kipling and Sir Jamea •MIT MBP^ room the room while former Attor­ which won the award—-whatever lt !**fr^" ney-General Robert H. McCarter dozens of rattles and Jangling Barrie, tbe latter ot whom has his f BBBBUBW waa but I certainly did not try for argued the motion. sounds issuing from parte of the telephone number registered in his ft it. Understand me," snarled the " *: Justice Parker denied the motion. machine that could be eliminated butler's name. voice, "I did not try for lt." • :•*• by the mere tightening of a few All telephone calls to the Shaw 0Q&- •• - McCarter had argued that the state Here the author warmed up to his 1 %^ had not accounted for the Identity screws and bolts. home usually are answered by his subject and apparently placed hla "Primarily, elimination ot un- housekeeper or secretary. But he la •1* * . and Integrity ot the card during all bewhiskered face nearer the mouth­ of the four years since the killings* necessary automobile noises Is a intensely curious and was much piece, aettling down for a good chat. 1 matter of putting genuine efficien­ more curious than usual thla morn­ "Look here," he remarked, enthu­ cy Into one's use of the horn," the ing—so curious in tact that hla sec­ KING'8 CONDITION SERIOUS siastically. "How's this for an (By a***ucaia'a horn under some circumstances. Stockholm. on to say that he most assuredly rest, to be so serious as to Justify Thousands of motorists, however, The secretary was told that tbe was Interested in Sinclair Lewis' In Fence Building Over Other Cars the anxiety of Queen Marls, who overdo tbe thing. Informed that Stockholm message was of much in­ assertion that prtse-glvlng had a Exit as Amateur May Play in Snow has cancelled hsr tour tn the United they must give a warning when terest to Shaw, but was not told tendency to Influence writers to For two months Einar Linden, Ruse Hufford, the Ford dealer States. passing another vehicle, rounding what lt was all about. keep an eye and a half on the prize circulator of the Evening Outlook, for Santa Monica, stated today All official sources, however, ere a curvo or going over the crest of "Ia lt a long dispatch?" the secre­ and the little sight that remained has been busy at odd times build­ Santa Monican Now Enters Big Ten Prepares for Cold­ silent or evasive regarding the con­ that "Ford leads—over 10 par a hill, fhey regard the regulation tary asked. on the work Itself. ing a fence around his home prop­ Ranks of Professional est Football of Year as dition ot Ferdinand. as giving them carte blanche to de* "Tes, quite lengthy," she was told. As the author took a breath the erty in Brentwood Heights, but cent increase in California over scsnd upon the horn button with "Well, wait a moment, I will see Interviewer ventured to ask: "bu hie father, Erie J. Linden, 65 Golfers. Says She Likes 1926." Conches Marshal Forces the vigor snd stlok*to«itivenesa of what Mr. Shaw la doing," you agree with Lewis?" years eld, who has juat arrived Game Most "Ford cars are now finished in Mutsch will not lead ths assault the neophtye driver applying hie from Eveleth, Minn., is busy tear­ for Tomorrow Then a few seconds later a voice It was at this point that Shaw Pyroxylin lacquer and can be on the Purple. brakes in a tickling traffic situ­ thundered over the wire: rattled the phone—earpiece, mouth­ ing it down today. The younger There will be no doubt of Mary (fit/ JLeeoeitsted Press) At Notre Dame, Rockne cast ation. Linden took great pains with the had in the following colors: "Bernard Shaw speaking. What piece and everything, it seemed—by IC Browne's desertion of amateur CHICAGO, Nov. 19.—Into the about for a team good enough to "Soms cities require the use ef fence, and, in hie judgment it was ranks after her next move. Blank satin, dark and light halt Drake's Missouri Valley foot­ the horn at every street Intersec­ teeth of snow flurries and chilling S perfect job—"horse high and The crack racquet wielder, who green, moleskin, grey, brown, end ball and still not cramp his style tion. In these places approxima­ pig tight," he pronounced it. halls Santa Monica as her native deep maroon. The Fordor sedan winds five western conference for Carnegie Tech or the following tion of bedlam Is achieved during One glance at the structure by KIIIIIO with Southern California. hajlltnt, yesterday in Chicago an­ ia now equipped with five wire elevens trekked today toward the the rush hours of traffic," the elder Linden and it was all off nounced her intention of becoming final battles in ths Big Ten cam­ CIRCULATING with the two months' work. Fa* wheels aa Standard et no addi­ a professional golfer. paign,* ther Linden bent down and "ran The announcement caused no lit­ tional cost. Due te the vast hie eye" along the fence, tle ripple of pleasure in the golfing volume of business the Ford Ths teams were clad like Alas­ kan dog mushera In hoods, extra LIBRARY "It's crooked!" he exclaimed, firmament since adherents of the dealer is able to supply the ac­ end will have to come down." It sweaters and mittens and found ALL OF THE VERY NEWEST FICTION Scottish pastime have wondered for cessory necessities ef hie cus­ is coming down. a long time when she would make tomorrow's gridirons buried *\ Phone 21812 Open Evenings 6th and Wilshire Blvd. The visitor had net Intended this decision. tomers with accessories manu­ straw and canvas to take some ot coming to Southern California, Miss Browne told newspaper cor- factured by the Ford Motor com­ the hardship out of tbe coldest AMERICAN but his sen attacked this idea respondents ln Chicago yesterday pany at a substantial saving, football of the fall. with copies of the Evening Out* that golf interests her more than "The Ford Meter company new In the van of the Invasions were NATIONAL BANK look, and nobody who reads the tennis. Michigan and Northwestern, l,he Outlook ean Stay long In the East. She declared, however, that C. C. manufacture bumpers, automat­ two teams undefeated In the con­ BROADWAY Pyle has done so much for her as ic windshield wipers, wlndwlngs, ference* title fight, and ending the a professional that she contem­ stop lights, attractive fawn eel* season with despsrate efforts to gst AT THIRD replying ln his deepest and gruff­ plates becoming a professional golf­ ored top boots with gypsy cur­ nothing less than a tie and possible est votes: er as -well, tains, specially constructed wire lone claim on the championship. "I don't agree with anything.** Tbe paying gallery, for whose wheels with a drop center rim, Yqst took 34 players to Minne­ rear view mirrors and dash All of the stock of this bank is "Let's have a general discussion benefit Miss Browne will play golf, sota, where Michigan Is a slight lights." in the press as to whether awards remembering her former prowess on favorite to down the Gophers be* owned by men who live and are really good for literature. 1 the links, accept tbe news with in* Mr, Hufford extends a oerdial fore a home-coming crowd. tense delight. invitation to the public te view Northwestern, taking no chances have their investments in Santa certainly will be interested in the on an upset, worked out ln ths outcome." the new improved Ford cars on display st his showroom, at snow and departed for Iowa with Monica. "There may he more prizes for Twelfth street and Sanla Moniea the entire squad ln tow, Iowa ts literature at any time," Shaw con­ Comfort Station Is boulevard. worried by tbe i 'nihility that tinued. "Suppose any American It will be to your advantage to be­ millionaire or a millionaire anywhere Planned for Venice come associated with them by else gets ths idea ot making awards and the idea begins to spread- opening an account. where may It end? DIfe-guard headquarters and com* "But don't misunderstand me. 1 fort station to cost' $19,500 will be Santa Monica's The most modern banking room do not say that prises are apt to constructed on Ocean Front, midway cause writers to write with a bias. between Venice pier and Lick pier, and equipment in the city for a I really haven't any thoughts on tbe at the foot of one of the east-and- subject and, as usual, have nothing general banking business. Com­ to say as to my views. west streets. Final architectural mercial and savings accounts, "Oh, yes—my letter of yesterday. designs for the municipal structure Greater Bargain Store It went through the Swedish minis­ have been completed by tbe Dos safety deposit boxes, escrows, ter. He is a personal friend of Angeles playground and recreation Turkey Day mine. I wouldn't think for a mo­ department. Corner Second and Broadway real estate and collateral loans. ment of doing anything to ruffle The structure will have a lookout Open every evening until 8; Saturdays until 9:30. him. The whole matter ia now up tower for municipal life guards, Its Officers and Directors to the academy. I am not worried; proposed location midway between Every article absolutely guaranteed or your money I put tbe onus on tbem." the two piers Is considered ideal fl. DANDY, Prealdent Then chuckles came over the I both for comfort station and watch alwaya cheerfully refunded. R. PRATT, Vice-President Specials America's Hightst Class Merchandise et the J. BORDB, Vice-President phone again, and after the lapse or ] tower. There is a pay comfort sta- a few seconds the author remarked l tion at the foot of Market street, Least Possible Price B. K' I .u.fxj(;, Cashier that he really must get back to I near Venice pier, and another com­ J. T.l•;A, Director work and kindly and politely said fort station on the landward en>l C. B. NICHOLS, Director ROASTERS good-bye. of Lick pier. Clothing On B. E. McINTYRE; Director B. W. VAlalaAT, Director ARTHUR P. CREEL, Director We are offering these attractive roasters at re­ -"__• Convenient duced prices within the reach ef all - ...... Room for Women in Small size, d»| (\f\ THE- Terms regular $1.50 ...... d)leUU Continuation Class Offering America's y Medium size, all enamel, tf***"§ AA Several more women and girls WEATHER Finest Hand-Tailored regular $2.73 »4>__i.UU I can be accommodated in the sewing Suits and Overcoats AMERICAN land dressmaking classes of the con. TODAY'S FORECA8T OB Convenient Terms Medium size, all enamel, d»0 J** A [ tinuatlon school being conducted at Southern California: Cloudy te* to responsible regular $3.35 3>_-.jU the Santa. Monica high school, board night and Saturday, becoming yfl* men j of education officials announced to- settled Saturday* continued mild; and young men NATIONAL Large size, all enamel, beautifully # M f" A I day. gentle, variable winds. A Santa Mexlca Institution *f*fc * ""k *•> »JP finished, regular $5.50 $*-§.DU i The classes are lor women and TEMPERATURES : girls above high-school age who de- Yesterday's maximum, 80 de• Two-Pants BROADWAY DAJN JLX I side advanced Instruction tn needle- grees; minimum, 52; this morn­ I work and dressmaking. They are ing at seven o'clock, 63. AT THIRD OF SANTA MONICA (conducted by Miss Bertha Wilson, OCEAN TIDES Suits C. D. MIDDLEKAUFF CO. {who has had charge of similar High tides tomorrow: At 9.13 Speciel Let of Hand-Tailored Two Pants I classes tn the continuation schools a. m., 7 feet; at 10:34 p. m., 44 Suits in Serges, twists, tweeds and fine Tire Oldest Hardware Store in the Bay Diitriet |ef this city {or several years. feet. Lew tides: At 2:52 a. m, worsteds. Overcoats in the new knit Afternoon classes meet at 3:05 1.5 feet; ad 4:11 p. m., 9 feet. woolens end Rock Elver tweeds. Actual 1542 LINCOLN BLVD. Phone 22367 {every weekday except "Wednesday. SUNRISE AND SUNSET $40.00 I Enrollment may be made at any Sunrise to moro w, 6:31; sunset, valuee - ,, „ ,,,..,., $28.50 ' class session. 4:47. > y«->»nvvvstem r»vT>vv.o<>»<>»»»frt-<>(*» I* - Lal£ News From All Parts of the World Reported by the Camera ~ frfr»»^»^»»»fr»*>*>a****e-C>**aO*>0**>^ 0*'><*a*'>«*>*'>*'>«-'H*a^«>a>*-^^

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DOCTOR, 66, WEDS 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL—Dr. Silas Rogers Corwith, Long Island physician and a grandfather, said by neighbors to be 66 years of age, and Miss Viola Marie Alter, 18, are shown as they left for their honeymoon trip to Washington. D. C, following their marriage at Medford, Long Island. r^-fWl MPP*' i~m SS&W/ r^f. J-*1 n«« m *"*" m m ImaW _i : K_*SSS_ » m _>-t is\w __«i * aJLW p^P" GENUINE "SON OP THE REVOLUTION"*—Authenticated reports show that Basil Llewellyn Neal, 89, ta the last living son of a soldier of tho ^s mm HI m* American Revolution. Neal, who himself fought in the Confederate army dur­ ;« ing the Civil War, waa born when his father was 80. His father fought under I^S. David Chadweil in 1778. Neal now lives near Augusta, Ga.

**_>:. —*~V .» *K«»%. ivT «*" •«_••• HOLD LVKitYTHING—-This remarkable picture shows a naval parachute jumper apparently about to land in Cincinnati who parked their cars on the campus con­ !N^ *&:• the midst of a nest of airplanes on North Island, San Die.jo, Cal. In reality he ia 2,000 feet above the ground and trary to rules, were put to work washing all cars in front SpK~~~_~~3~5 WiH »and several hundred feet from the ahaps. of McMicken Hull as their penalty. Miss Betty Brun- &r & «s%* e»n_w_u <~<-*ss'Acs** man is shown in oicture No. 8 demonstratinar her work_ ^mi^BtkjL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1926 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLUUKT X X PAGETHREIT- n Backfields Remain Four Put to Sleep Unsettled in Yale Cards Retire on In Culver Arena And Harvard Battle , Eve of Struggle (El/ Associated Prtse) NEW YORK. Nov. 19—The Fans of Fistiana Get Realj backfield for the Harvard-Yale Stanford Is Heavy Favorite Bam* at New Haven tomorrow Fill of Sock and Bang were unsettled today. Over Golden Bears in With Good Fights on Noble, Bf unwell and Kline seem Football Classic at Berke­ certain to start aa ball-earners Card for Yale. The ether place seems ley Saturday between Hoben and Foot*. By JACK DES CHENES Harvard, like Yale, battered by By DON E. LIEBENDORFER Those sterling' fellows who make early season defeat and whipped (By Associated Press) up Fistana's rank and file, good decisively by Princeton for the TY CORK, RICH.WILL NOW REAP REWARD FOR EFFORT STANFORD UNTVERBITT, Nor. boys all. clapped their bands in glee Big Three championship, la hope­ "FY COBB, no longer a Tiger, may or may not become inte rested in baseball as a club IS.—Stanford's varsity grid equad and bad their feverish appetites for ful of ending the season with Sons WiD Play Lightweights of left the campus last night for Mt. gore satiated at the Culver City victory. Coach Horween has owner. But the future doesn't worry baseball's jr.. at*is t player. Cobb, as a result Diablo Country club, where it will stadium last r.ight, when four shaken up his team, withholding of the huge salary he drew in recent years and wise inv est men ts made during his be shut off from tbo rest of tho padded mittmen Were sent kicking the names of the backs whe wMI career, can devote his time to watching his investments, hunting (his favorite sport) worM until a short time before ita into the land of repose, and tbe start against Vale, all-Important game with the Uni- • matter passed into history. - All-Star Team and hobnobbing with the folks at home (maybe, pitching horseshoes). Venice Win Cup verslty of California at Berkeley, Speakers at Yale's final rally Saturday, November 20. By reason of its Importance as denounced newspaper criticism ef the main carded event, and not be* Tad Jones' coaching system. The The Cardinals rested Monday cause the incident was any mere Outfits Will Clash on the Gondoliers Trounce Ingle­ after their Impressive victory over .* sensational than those -which pre­ coach himself eaid that tho at­ tacks all fall had been "ignorant, Samohi Field Sunday wood, 15 to 7, Making the University of Washington, but ceded it* we mention the Joe Salas- unfair and unwarranted." were sent through a stiff work­ Jimmy Fox fracas first. Afternoon; Drew Bye in Six Victories and One out last night. This afternoon. Senor Salas carries a sleeping Engagements ef Harvard and Yale, Fordham and Georgetown League This Week Tie During Season Warner gave his Jenm another drill potion in his right hand, but' he nnd then bog and baggage were must have applied it wrong, for Mr. and New York university and Nebraska overshadowed all else "O'Malley of the Northwest The Venice lightweights marked packed for the trip to Mt.' Diablo. Fox was still hanging to the can­ The team members were guests of vas with his toes in the fifth round In interest In the eastern sector Mounted** has become "O'Malley of up another victory on their books tomorrow. Other teams are work­ the Defense." when they trounced Inglewood In a honor at the traditional bonfire. when the referee called him out—• rally this evening before specially technically. ing for final games on Thanks­ No kidding! Though his true 16 to 7 victory yesterday at Ingle­ giving day and November 27 and name has been kept a secret until wood. chartered stagc3 whisked them away Digressing here for the moment, look for little opposition to­ after Sunday's game, one of those Inglewood* was expected to glvo to their hiding place. has lt ever occurred to the reader morrow. what a soothing balm to a fighter's hardy cops from the Northwest of the Gondoliers a tough battle but Captain Swan and Coach Warner conscience that word "technical" has Canada, who never returns without they were badly run ov_>r by the gave short talks in the basketball become? A member of the-frappe- his man—if Zane Grey, and James Oreenmen. pavilion and after a program 2000 eared gentry may now reply to a Oiver Curwood are to be accepted Testerday's gams decided the bat­ students joined 10,000 alumni and ' sneering remark with—"Yes, I was as authorities—will be seen in the tle for the Bay league cup, Venice other well-wishers at the giant Douglas Aviators line-up with the Santa Monica Sons has six victories and one tie. bonfire. The Stanford band led a knocked out—but. technically." serpentine about the pile ot burning But to return to a good fight, Sunday against a picked team. In the opening period Inglewood Exchanging his red coat, som­ put up a fairly good battle and got wood, which was constructed by Salas was too good for Fox. Jimmy the freshmen class. Is a nice little boxer and he has a Team to Disband brero and blue panties for a soccer away with a touchdown. In the right hand punch, but Joe is not outfit, the burly guardian of justice second, third and last quarter-, they The Cardinals' 29-10 victory over easy to hit and be fights close in. will be seen at defense for the Sons, were outclassed ln every way by the Washington Huskies last Sat- He deserved ths fight more than, 'Pressure of Business Is Since the latter have drawn a the Gondoliers. urday left Warner's men in the un- Bhylock his pound of corpuscles. bye in the league cup game Sunday, Venice's first score came ln the i II via i lie position of top heavy favor*! Vljo Donian should bow ln alleg­ Cause of Resignation of Manager Bill Manton, who craves third period when Calvin Leonard Ites for the big game. Unenviable, iance to the Goddess of Luck today. Higgins; Stromple May action, will send his boys against jumped through the Inglewood line because anything may happen in a After taking an unmistakable past­ a team made up of picked players after the ball was brought up to the Btantord-California football game ing from Eddie through two grilling Act as Manager from Santa Monica and Los An­ 4-yard line. He failed to convert. wheer each team and every player rounds he sent a poke soaring in In the latter part of the third per­ is nt his best. The Golden Bears, geles. iod, Leonard made a beautiful place- with five defeats, are scarcely con-* the general direction, of the roof. The Douglas Aviators, one of Tbe Sons' line-up will contain two Unfortunately for Traeger It con­ Santa Monica's best semi-pro ball kick. Drive Toung made the last ceded a fighting chance against the teams in the past, has disbanded new faces besides the one already- acore tn the fourth period by buck­ undefeated red Bhlrts. nected and lost him tho fight by mentioned, and fans may look for­ ing the line for a 4-yard gain and the narrow margin of a knockout. unUl further notice, it was an­ Will Put Up Fight nounced today. ward to a treat. a touchdown. He failed to convert In the other fights Emmett Tol- The game will be played at Sam­ Ward Afner waa up to his usual Coach Prise's eleven lost to St. man won a four-round decision It was simultaneously announced Mary's, O. A. C U. S. C, Wojtfi- that Manager Higgins, due to the ohi Athletic field, where the ball Is trioks ln yesterday's game. iiu over Oil Davis; "William Coe k. o'd. to be kicked oft promptly at 2:SO. went In the game as a sub for ington and Oregon. The last three Soloman Sorio! Willie Hess floored pressure of business at the aircraft named were ln turn defeated, by plant, will no longer handle the Ralkee aa an end, and moved the Tecton for the count ln two rounds, ball tn the direction of the Venice Stanford. In spite ot the apparently and Ward Gatts drew a decision reins of the nine, Oeorge Stromple overwhelming odds against them, was named as his probable succes­ goal by repeated runs. Toung over Melvfn Bobo. brought the fans to their feet when the Bears are expected to put up a sor. Build Clubhouse great fight against Stanford. A The loss of Higgins will be re­ he made a 25-yard gain ln an end run. man tor man comparison shows tho gretted by players and fans alike Cardinals superior at every posi­ in the future. His influence has tion, possibly oxcepting one and at District Carriers tended strongly to build up a team In New Ball Park least even ln that place. Warner which was almost peerless ln its Police Gun for Fish has superior reserve strength and class. It was hinted today that More Fish Than Men his team Is better, both offensively I Stromple will reorganize Jhe team Structure Will Be Ready for Cad Hinderer to Fleaweights Take Instead of Bad Men; and defensively. California must I and will himself be appointed as Along Municipal Pier spring the greatest upset ot the 4 To Clash on Grid manager. Should he accept, offi­ Sunday's Game; Start 1920 football season to win and her cials of the Douglas Social and Work of Erecting Grand­ Newberry Gets Catch chancea to do so are very remote. . Captain Harold Forney and his [Athletic association are confident Go Into Business Mere fish than fisherman ap* Outlook Carriers, will meet the the that the same high standard main* stand pears to be the peculiar situation Wilson Down Line Police threw a dragnet over Venice Vanguard Carriers ln a grid I talned by Douglas teams of the past which has distinguished Izaak Santa Monica Bay yesterday • but Work began today on a club­ they wers gunning for fish, net game booked for tomorrow on the will be retained. Walton activities on Santa Men* SamobI j "flea-freights" yesterday Boston Bruins Set Santa Monica high school field. It was declared probable today house for the new baseball park Hinderer and Avril Will Be criminals. that the team will resume play at Twentieth and Colorado. By iea Bay this season. closed a successful grid season by Eight members of the police The Outlook Carriers have played kindness of the city commissioners Proprietors of Sporting Attendants at Volk's Bait House Pace in Hockeying two games and have come out with shortly after the first of the year, defeating Woodrow Wilson midgets, force chartered Captain Morris* though no definite date has been and the fire department the play­ Goods Store on Boule­ on the municipal pier—and they 20 to 0. At no stago of the game fishing boat "Myie," early in the the high end of the score on both ers bave been dressing and taking are ssid te be sver in ths know- (/*'/ Associated Preee) games. They have been perfecting set. vard were Coach Mlchler's little lads in morning and returned with rev showers In the fire house at Twen­ assert that the waters of the bay enous appetities and more than NEW YORK, Nov. 19.—The Bos­ their aerial attack and have been tieth and Broadway.' The clubhouso never have yielded more ef the danger of having their goat crossed. ton Bruins ore setting a husky pace doing a series of scrimmages. FIGHTS RIVERS the wherewithal to satisfy them. will make this no longer necessary. Cad Hinderer, one of the best out­ finny tribe than during the past The entire Blue and Cold team per­ ln the first stage of the National Forney and Jack Shugrue are the (By Associated Press) fielders in seml-prO ranks, is going Patrolman Lewis Newberry was It is planned to have the building few months. And yet the tribe of formed with machine-like precision. officially crowned the Old Man lsague hockey races. The Bruins best bets on the Oqtlook team, and Hollywood, Nov. 19.—A bamtam- ready for use Sunday, into the sporting goods business. last night added a. snappy S-to-0 expect to add another scalp to their weigbt boxer from Chicago, known rod-and-line holders, they say, Emulating tho Banta Monica var­ Cf the Sea when he hooked a 16- The work of enclosing the park Owing to his wide acquaintance has not increased Its numbers victory over the Detroit Cougars to victories. by tbe name of "Bad News" Eber, among the sporting gentry of ths sity eleven in one respect, the Mish- pound yellowtail, the biggest fights Georgie Rivers of San Fran­ and roofing the grand stand also over other seasons* at all. lsrltee concluded their Bay league catch nf the day. win over the Canadians ot Montreal Tomorrow's game will make the is in progress. Spaces on the inside Bay District the Idea was suggested^ In tho opening game of the reason first for the Venice Carriers. Al­ cisco in a 10-round affair here to­ to Cad several weeks ago, and the Halibut and bonita appear to be schsdule without allowing an oppo­ Fishing off Las Fierce canyon, night. The winner, it was an­ of the fence will be sold to merch­ the favorite prey of pier fisher­ sition, team to cross their goal line. the "coppers" landed enough base Tuesday night. The Bruins rushed though the Santa Monica Outlook ants and other business men. Those exhortation took such firm root in Carriers have two victories to their nounced, will be matched with Bud men, while fishing-boats faring in But they went the big fellows one and rock cod to load the boat to about the Detroit rink at will.; who take them will be recognized the Cadacious mind that he forth­ The Montreal Maroons came baok credit they will find no easy mark Taylor, Terra Haute boxer, whom with formed a partnership with Aug startling poundages ef sea trout, hotter than that—they trimmed In­ ita gunwhale before the afternoon the NaUonal Boxing association as patrons of sport in addition to rock cod, many varieties of bass, glewood midgets decisively, which Was far advanced. Those who to shut out the Americans ln New ln the Vanguard team. tbe advertising value. Avrll for this very purpose. Following is the Outlook line-up: considers tbe bantamweight champ- barracuda and yellowtail. The lob* tho Bergmen failed to do by a long went On the deepsea trip were York, 2 to 0, thus gaining a split in Ion, in December. The game Sunday will be a pitch­ Temperamentally and commer­ ster traps also are yielding un­ shot. Sergeant Clauds K, Pierce, Henry the games so far. Mulum, le.; Bennett, It.; Reeves, cially the pair are exactly suited to lg.; Beckley, c.'j Peart, rg.; Greenf­ ers' battle, ln the opinion of Larry precedented numbers of the spiny Coach Dagft's mlddls-wslghts yes- Higgle, James Edwards, Sergeant The royal family of Japan re­ Arnold, business manager, Harry the venture upon which they are variety, according to report. Mar­ Michael Demaris, Oeorge Chown, Bridge Is regaining Its place as ly, rt.; -Engbertson, re.j Robinson, about to embark. erday dropped their concluding game rh.; Shugrue, ih.; Forney (c), _.; cently bought four expensive Amer­ *0'Nelll of the Coast league, will ket prfese en the latter, quoted at of the season to Woodrow Wilson H. Garrett, Lewis Newberry and tho leading game of Europeans ln Hunt, q. ican linfouslnes. whip them over for tbe P. B. team Hinderer's name has been synon­ 28 cents a pound, t. High, 18 to 0. Robert-Clark. the Orient, and "Lefty" Thomas probably will ymous with bicycles ln Santa Mon­ start for Santa Monica, The team ica for ten years, and Avril has held has been going long enough now to an equal standing in the commu­ play at top form in the field so nity of Ocean Park for a similar pe­ the chuckers should carry the prin­ riod. Both may look with "I-knew- cipal burden ot the argument. Pro­ blm-when" eyes upon many of the vided, however, Santa Monica does elty's most prosperous younger not go on another bitting rampage business men today and say, "I sold as lt did last Sunday. Those who him his first bike." ..a"* sat behind the catcher in the grand­ stand and saw Santa Monica's at­ So it Is that Cad and Aug—the Announcing | tack with the bat say that no pitch­ names by which younger Santa er could have stopped tbem last Monica and Ocean Park will ever Sunday. They were hitting every­ refer to the pair—have decided to The Opening of the thing, curves, fast ones and wild combine their commercial assets pitches. and embark upon an almost certain adventure together. Their new establishment, to be known as the Cycle and Sports i--d_\w __-.V" Shop, will be opened at 704, 700 ' A.*' g 5-=- Santa Monica boulevard tomorrow. Cwl5"J Football Game to In addition to a more complete *«#"*" i line of bicycles than either has han­ dled before, the new store will be Cycle and Sport Shop Plt. stocked with a thorough line of ! Forecast Big One It each e and Goldsmith sporting goods. 704-6 SANTA MONICA BLVD. . Goats and Engineers of •~4l Naval Academy to Tussle Jeck Dempsey Goes *S*> Sunday Before Assem­ aturday, Nov. 20 blage of Cadets Into Racing Game Featuring a Complete Line of

Bazaar Will Be Violinist Frieda Peycke COATUNING IS IMPORTANT MATTER Children's Toys The Warren School [SS EDLUND, who it _pO the really fastidious woman the lining of her coat is almost more important than 730 FOURTH*! ST. Held by Guild Gives Program Discussed at Phone 22648 an artist pupil and the outside. An unattractive or inappropriate lining is an annoyance. And this Sixth Yesr Opened Sept. 13 On Saturday assistant teacher of Ar­ At Woman's Club year the linings are particularly attractive—-quite as beautiful as the exteriors. Many McKinley School Kindergarten and Grades thur Gripp, shows evi­ a woman must be tempted to wear her coat inside out just to show the inside, and she Outdoor Classes a Feature dent artistry in her work. i Committees Are Named and ' Interesting Day of Good cannot be blamed for carrying it over her arm so folded when occasion permits: Kindergarten Primary Club She charms her audiences Things Scheduled for Booths Planned for wherever she is heard, Will Hear Talk by Big Event Monday Urban Seminary playing with a wealth of Miss Shearer 307 Wash. Ave., S. M. St. Margarets guild of St. Aug-ta- expression and musician­ After an extensive tour around With the Christmas season upon Phone 23669 the world, Frieda Peycke, piano- tines -Episcopal church Is busily ship. us, the discussion of toys for chil­ Select Day and Boarding School engaged ln perfecting plans for the logulst, will appear at the Santa dren—what to give and what not for Girls. Ideal Environment. bazaar to be held on Saturday, No­ Monica Bay woman's club, Novem­ to give—ia particularly- pertinent. ber 22, bringing her own Intimate vember 20, with Mrs. P. J. Dudley, Feeling that many would find the president, and Mrs. Wallace N. Impressions of the whimsicalities of Plerson in Charge of general ar­ other peoples. Other . prominent scheme of practical value, tbe Kin­ rangement-, speakers are Rex Goodcell, who will dergarten-Primary club of Santa Vanity Fair School of The various chairmen have been talk on "Citizenship"; Under Sher­ Monica is inviting to its meeting appointed and the members feel as­ iff Eugene Biscailuz, whose subject Monday, November 22, all patrons sured that- the offerings from tho is "Our Trip to Honduras," and of the schools and all parents who Ballet and Dramatic Art various booths will be an aid to Mrs. W. D. Foster, of the Califor­ would like expert advice on what Studio: 1308 Santa Moniea Blvd. those desirous of making an early nia History and Landmark division to give the children for Christmas. PHONE 25474 selection of Christmas gifts. of the Los Angeles district C. F. W. The speaker of the afternoon is to The fancy work booth ln charge C, who will review "Ropes of be Miss j-Iga Shearer, supervisor Of Mrs. A. M. Flan-tag, Mrs. E; K. Sand," a popular new book by Rose of kindergartens of Long Beach and i.Jordon and Mrs. J. C. Steele; apron Elerbee, a Banta Monica author. president of the Kindergarten-Pri­ IRWIN'S DRUG STORES table, Mrs. W. Hamer and Mrs. W. F. Lee; rooked food, Miss Antoin­ Tha club Is establishing a name mary club of Southern California. The Rexall Stores ette Del mas and Mrs. Percy for Itself In parliamentary circles. Miss Shearer is an authority on Browne; books and magaslnes, Mrs. D. J, Stephens, president children'* play and will illustrate Third and Broadway Mrs. Nancy Stickney; Christmas emeritus, with ths assistance ot Mae her talk with stereoptlcan slides. Fifth and Santa Moniea Blvd. cards and white elephant booth, Armstrong, appear promptly at The hour is 8:30 and the place tbe Mrs. Mary Stewart and Mrs. Milo 9:80 each Monday morning to in­ auditorium of the McKinley school Armitage; candy table, Mrs. W. V. struct a class which is rapidly grow­ on Santa Monica boulevard at Burton; doll booth, Mrs. II. A. ing, a fact which shows the need Twenty-fourth street. ; Ernst; miscellaneous, Mrs. Sophie felt for this knowledge among the 'arise. club women. J A new feature for the bazaar- The History and Landmarks • sec­ will he the fortune telling booth In tion, with Mrs. S E. Hamilton pre­ 1 charge ot Mrs. Jordan Phelps. Mrs. siding, will have the pleasure of OH- MAf?GY 55. Ia. Jeffery will be in charge of hearing Mrs, W, D. Foster, known afternoon tea. to all Interested tn the traditions Dinner will be prepared and and early history of California. She I "Say It With Flowers!" served by ladles of the guild from Is one of the official speakers spon­ 6 to 7:30 p. m., with Mrs. John H. sored by th& California History I *•* Ask about our flower service for Thlederman and her committee in and Landmarks division of tbe Los IS banks and stores. charge. Provision is being made to MISS EVELYN EDLUND Angeles district C. F. W. <'. Iserv e a large number. Mrs, Cora Daniels, chairman of •| Hart's Flower Shop the Travel section, will present A pleasing program given* before __ The Leading Florists Eugene Blscailus, the Parent-Teacher association of E Phone 21164 1434 Third St. 1 the Venice Polytechnic high school Luncheon Is presided over by Mrs. Triangle O.E.S. this week Included numbers by two Barry Lane, president, who will in­ rising ydung artists who are stu­ troduce Rex Goodcsll. Mr. Good- NEW PIANO Elects Officers dents of the Rebok-Grlpp studios. cell has chosen his favorite subject, Theso are Miss Evelyn Edlund, vio­ "Citizenship." At 2:80 Frieda COnr $10 Per For Coming Year linist, uid Miss Virginia Gilmer, pi­ Peycke will entertain the members being accomplished slowly in about twenty fill of very rich milk or light cream. I association, and Miss Hovey, local director, were guests at the supper meeting ot the Los Angeles Lead­ CALUMET ers association at thp scout home in that city. THE WORLD'S GREATEST Snowdrift Hold Rally A girls' rally was conducted at is the ideal fat fot all frying the Lincoln Junior high school on GirTGO^ Monday morning, November 16, by BAKiNG POWDER Miss Hovey, assisted by members of the faculty,' Jllisscs Christine SALES %% TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND Cook, Alice Leckliter and Eleanor l.lnnlger. Volunteers among tbe girls pros

LJ_j FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 49. 1926 x y PAGE FIVE Pioneers I*—-.**. Belcher School to J lurkey; Losers Organize New Class Will Eat Beafts The Ernest Belcher School ot Smaller Wheels! Dancing will organise a special There is a particular hustle and adult beginners' class for business Latest Announced Line Has bustle in the Chevrolet organiza­ and professional women, tonight at tion, of Santa Moniea this month. 7 o'clock in their studio, second floor Many Advantages for There have been two teams ap­ of the Edison building, corner ot pointed and the team delivering Second and Santa Monica boule­ Owner the most cars this month .sits vard. down to • tuefcoy dinner with til Anna Heloise, resident Instructor, Introduction by Chrysler ot -he the fixings, and the losers sit says there has been a demand for new 18-Inch base wheels on tha down te only beans. this type of class for many weeks new, finer Chrysler "70," recently Captain Gillette heads one ag­ and believes it will meet a long felt announced, has caused unusual gregation and Captain Parry want. She plans to teach the comment in automobile circles be­ heads the other. On this date Belcher technique, which baa made cause ot the many advantages ot Captain Parry ia only one new Ernest Belcher a nationally famous this wheel over the ordinary type. car to the good. He says that ballet master, as well as plastlque, Tbere are eight important fea­ lead will ba increased by the oriental, and other types of dancing. tures of thia new small wheel which end ef the week, and Captain All instruction at the school is was developed by Chrysler engi­ Gillette, with blood in his eye under the personal supervision of neer*. With its uae are noted in­ and no stomach for beans, says Ernest Belcher. Anyone who la in­ creased lownees of the car, accen­ hie opponent can't keep up the terested Is invited to be present to­ tuation of long lines, 10 per cent lead, and long before the sun night. increased breaking; efficiency, sinks en November 30 ha will larger balloon Urea, one-piece rlm have been crushed into the dust and perfected wheel balance, great­ and grime of an everlasting de­ Body of Escaped er road stability, a lower center of feat gravity with road clearances above In addition to this contest, Convict Is Found the average, greater ability to with­ Harrison Brush has thrown down stand road shocks and side thrusts the gauntlet to the Alhambra and easier tire changing. Braking dealer OH the same basis. They SACRAMENTO, Nov. 19.—The efficiency la Increased because the body of a man whose underclothing are running neck and neck thus bore the prison Identification marks same oversize brake drums aa for­ fsr, and all hands have been merly used is employed with the called to wage battle against this let Thomas Griffin, alias "The new smaller wheels, thereby in­ doughty foreigner who thinks his I Owl," one ot the three Folsom creasing tensity ot the braking territory is better and whose fol* prison escapes, waa found near An* effect. telope, a few miles east ot here, this Grand Opening Tomorrow of Our New Department lowers will net etc him dragged The new, finer Chryser_T0" In­ Into the place ef a lowly bean I morning. Officers have gone to take cludes six-Inch balloon tires as eater. the body ln charge. standard equipment. These larger According to reporta received And thus the battle rages, with here, the man apparently had died | balloon tires clearly improve tbe I neither aide giving quarter, San­ appearance of the new car and at j | from exposure. Ha was hat less and ta Moniea says no beans, and coalless, and his shoes were tail of the same time improve its tine rid- j Alhambra says only turkey. ing qualities by providing a larger mud, indicating that he had been cushion of air. In addition, the I tramping through the rain. The bulk of the car weight Is placed initials "T. G." are tattooed on one | much lower, permitting tbe car to Thanksgiving Will arm. hug the ground closer than one with larger wheels. This latter Be Observed at Club feature is important in handling Plan Food Sale at the car at high speeds or over Mr. Tommy Turkey will repose ln ELECTRIC PASTRY rough and high-crowned roads. all of his golden brown glory as Pacific Palisades ' Chrysler owners will welcome I chief host at tbe Club Chateau's the new small wheel' with Its one- Thanksgiving dinner dance next Co-operating ln tbe Eos Angeles piece rim because of its easier tire jj Thursday night, November 24. Community Chest drive, which 100% CLEAN change and stronger and more rigid In addition to dancing, Manager doses on November 28, the Camp FLY-PROOF construction. The new wheel af­ Tackley announced today that en­ Eire Girls organization of Pacific Everything sanitary and white. fords a larger tire seat, reducing I tertainment ln tbe torn ot various Palisades haa planned a baked food The entire shop is glassed and tire weaving. feature numbers will be provided sale for Saturday, November 30, at See it for yourself and be satisfied screened in. No flies, dust or ac­ Probably no other feature of the for members on this night. ft p. m- to be held at Nelson's Pali­ before you buy. new, finer Chrysler "70," with tbe sades grocery. All funds obtained cumulation of any kind. exception of appearance, has been Lime produced in the United will go into tho Community Chest the subject ot more comment than States annually is worth about ot Los Angeles, of whlcb tbe seu.- SHOP the new low wheels. They have $40,000,000, slde community ia a part. met with immediate popular favor 7ft AU the State No Place Like This" wherever the car has been shown. Right here in Lang's Market. The cleanest bake shop in the entire state of California. Mrs. Nimock's Body Glassed in and screened in; everything is prepared and baked in our wonderful electric Now at Minneapolis Stomach Trouble! oven right before your eyes. Our delicious pastries are made only from nationally adver­ The body of Mrs. Jean Fisk Root is caused by the lack of digestion; food eaten does Nlmocks, who died suddenly Satur­ not assimilate, but Ilea in the stomach and rots, caus­ tised products. Only the very best of everything. Only the high-grade fresh eggs, butter, day, November 6, at the home ot ing fermentation, thereby de­ her slater, Mrs. I. C. Speers, 270 rich milk, Crisco, Swansdown and Gold Medal flour, Royal Baking Powder and Heinz Eighteenth street has been sent to stroying the life fire, which is Minneapolis, where lt lies beside the blood, to become impure. that ot her late husband. He was mince meat with brandy (real stuff) are used in our baking. founder and owner of the Minne­ When the blood becomes so apolis Times and later owner of the contaminated with impurity, tn Minneapolis Journal. Mr. Nlmocks 'See it With Your Own Eyes, See Why—Then Buy" was a leader in the development of ailments of every kind start in the Minneapolis park system and and a gradual breakdown of was credited with founding the the system can be expected. park board. Individual French Pastries Whipped Cream Puffs Petit-Fours Chocolate Eclairs Home Style Pies . After hia retirement from news­ Complications such as Gall paper work, Mr. and Mrs. Nlmocks Rolls of All Kinds Butter Cream Doughnuts Assorted Cookies came to Santa Monica to live tor a Stones, Gall Bladder Trouble time, but he died two years ago at and Ulcers of the Stomach may Fruit Cake Pound Cake Angel Cake | Minneapolis. be traced to this source. Why Mra. Nlmocks was 67 years old. T. B. CHEW suffer, when through the use Sunshine Cake Devil's Food Sponge Cake Layer Cakes She had made her home, since tba The Famous Htrb death ot her husband, with ber Specialist of our Herbs you may be re­ Ffrench, Danish and American Coffee Cakes of All Kinds * daughter, Mrs. Edna Nlmocks stored to Health? Gregg, ln Los Angeles. Two sisters live ln Santa Monica, Mra. Speers and Mrs. F. E. Hale and another CONSULTATION FREE sister, Mrs, Harriet C. Fielding, for Sundays and Holidays Closed years secretary of the Bay Cities Red Cross chapter, now resides at Ashland, Oregon. Mra Nlmocks had come to the beach for a visit with her sister when the fatal illness seized her. J T. B. CHEW INJURES HAND Hours: 1 to 6 p. tn*—Sundays and Holidays: 10 a. m. to 12 m. LOS ANGELES, Nov. 19.—An In­ 911 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica, Calif. jured hand has caused Tommy Telephone 25956 O'Brien, New Tork lightweight, to withdraw from a scheduled ten- 7621 Santa Monica Blvd. Hollywood, Calif. round bout here November 28, with TELEPHONE GLADSTONE 7160 REINDEER MEAT Jack Thompson, negro boxer. Billy Office Hours 8 to 12 M- Alger of Phoenix, Aria, was signed to substitute for O'Brien. Lang scores again. This time with that wonderful reindeer meat that it is taking the country by storm, being served in QUEEN the finest hotels and clubs, at royal wedding feasts and in RECIPIES the finest homes. Every choice cut imaginable.- If you By Famous Chef Order Your Recommends Reindeer have not tried it you have a genuine treat in store for you. ROAST HAUNCH OF REINDEER Reindeer is a domesticated animal; the meat is splendid Aa prepared by Louis Saynish, Chef, at Hotel Meat food; tastes delicious, with the juiciness of beef and the Cooper Carlton, 5307 Hyde Park, Chicago, III. Prepare the haunch in tha aame manner as Fowl Today tenderness and delicacy of venison. It is fine flavored and you would the roast beet, roast lt with a little Thanksgiving Week Specials Reindeer Meat, especially imported fine grained meat. One thing is certain—-you'll like it water, baata it frequently, aa tha meat is other­ asm wise dry. When done garnish with water cress. The Largest Stock of Live Poultry in the Bay District immensely. Serve with currant jolly. 1500 to 2000 Head Special on Fresh Dressed from Lapland, was used as the piece REINDEER STEAK OR CHOPS BROILED de resistance at the royal wedding At prepared by Louis Saynish, Chef, at Hotel Poultry killed and dressed as you wait or we deliver Cooper Carlton, 6307 Hyde Park, Chicago, lll- WHITE HENS _J5e dinner of Prince Leopold of Belgium Trlra the ateaka or chops nicely, salt and pep­ COLORED HENS _ 42c per to taste; brush lt with melted butter and snd Princess Astrid of Sweden. The broil over a quick clear fire. They should never ROASTERS „ 42c be underdone. When serving your Alaitre Hotel FRYERS -~ . 43c Queen of Belgium recommended this butter over them, garnish with water cress. DUCKS -. 45c Serve currant jelly separate. TURKEYS ~. 65c choice meat for the royal pair and REINDEER STEW—INDIAN STYLE SQUABS . 50c aad 75c TURKEYS As prepared by Louis Saynish, Chef, nt Hotel the famous dinner served at the im­ Cooper Carlton, 6307 Hyde Park, Chicago, III. CAPONS* ._..„ 55c Cut the meat aa with goulash, roll lt ln flour RABBITS i. 45c perial palace in Stockholm. Among Thanksgiving is less than a week away. Remember our and saute ln tha pan with diced salt pork and bacon; add peeled fresh tomatoes, small peeled the guests who feasted upon rein­ past reputation for delicious turkeys. We have a specially onions, fresh sweet corn, fresh lima beans, small We hate daily routes covering entire Bay District, selected lot for your table this year. Put in your order at peeled potatoes, a litUa sugar, salt, pepper and deer meat were many of the fore­ allspice to taste. Cover with water or soup delivering Eggs and Poultry. Ring up early. We stock. Let it cook until done. guarantee everything we sell. , most crowned heads of Europe. once and enjoy the best. PETTIT'S CUDAHY'S PURITAN SKINNED HAM SALE Egg and Poultry Farm Whole or Half, lb_, 38c Wholesale and Retail Fresh Eggs and Dressed Poultry Don't Fail to Visit Our Delicatessen and Fruit-Vegetable Dept. for Your Thanksgiving Buying Vernon and Lincoln Blvd., Venice Phones 61578 and 64436 PAGE SIX X X SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1926

driving positioa formerly was LEO ENTHUSIASTIC BOOSTER at 12303 Santa Monica boulevard. CHASED CAMERAMAN man off the court* and a fist-fight available only la the costlier oan. Shaw Goes East for McClellan Car Is Mrs. McClellan told Sawtelle po­ CHICAGO: Perhaps' It has oc­ between the photographer and an Now th* new Jewett brougham of­ Leo Jordan of th* Sawtelle Buick curred to Suzanne that when she All Drivers Can fers an example of what has been Soil Work Meeting Reported as Gone lice detectives that the car ara* official followed. And. Mary don* in th* lower price class. agency is all "pepped up" over th* parked In front of the house and wa* aa amateur bar temperament Browns then won $100 from Mr A total variation of five inches report of sales of car*. His chest is that she missed it about 8 o'clock induced lots of folks to pay to see Cold Cash Pyle for taking foul Prof. C. F. Shaw, soil technolo­ Mrs. Nail B. McClellan, promin­ her. Anyhow, she chased a camera­ straight from Suzanne. Operate Jewett in the position of th* driver 1* pro­ expanded because Buick sale* toad gist of th* University of California Wednesday night. The license num­ vided by adjustments la th* clutch all others with the exception of on*. ent Sawtelle matron, aad daughter and brake pedals and also ln the , College of Agriculture, ba* left for of Supervisor It. F. McClellan, re­ ber of the machine, A88-54S, has Both Seat and Pedals Are front seat-. Th* rubber pedals pads Washington, wher* he will attend ports the theft of her Buick coach. been sent to police stations la all are mounted on substantial bars give him ample space between the seventh annual meeting of tha from In front of th* McClellan home cities ot Southern California. Adjustable to Any that are clamped int* th* clutch steering wheel and, cushion and j American Boll Survey association and brake levels proper, and these Position raise the pedals to keep them in ito •>• h**M November 16 and 17. clamps allow a variation of th* At the nw ltto CAN D Y pedal position totaling two Inches. easy reach. F « » Vroteeaet Shaw, Making automobile* that are ad­ Seat I* Adjustable ' ; who is vie* president of the organ- justable to th* Individual driver. Keiative position of front seat Motion, will present a papar oa SATURDAY SPECIALS Instead of compelling1 th* driver to Th* adjustability of tha front and pedals 1* of prime importance, j "The Effect of Geological Origin seat, in a for* and aft direction. adjust himself to an uncomfortable If there Is too little room, th* drlv- | Upon th* Character of Mature and English Toffee, 2 lbs. $1.00 totals three inches. The two ad­ er will be sitting In a cramped po­ Semi-Mature Soil Profiles." Anoth­ position in th* car. ts on* of th* justments ln combination thus al­ Public Notice 1 lb., 66* sition and will ho unable to operate er important contribution to tha newer trend* in motor car con­ low* a total change amounting to the brad* pedal with maximum ef­ conference Which the university Black Walnut Chews, lb ;...30c struction both In America aad five inches. The driver having un­ fect. man wiU make is a report on a abroad. usually long legs can drop th* ped­ When the brake pedal is fully glossary of terms used in soil clas­ To Whom It May Concern: More than comfort ia Involved ln als two inches and move the seat depressed th* driver's leg should sification and soil survey work. Fresh Salted Peanuts, lb. 25c a correct position. Sitting in prop­ all the way back and have five not bo extended to the utmost—* This It to certify that R. Lloyd-Jones does not er relation to steering wheel, clutch inches more room than a man of ther* should be additional thrust­ LEAVES FOR TEXAS pedal, brake pedal and controls opposite build, who will raise the ing power ln reserve to exert great­ Mrs. Boardman of 1849 Corinth represent me in any capacity other than a sales pedals all th* way and adjust the er pedal pressure if required. means freedom from fatigue and, seat in its extreme forward po­ ^^^^______made reservations for a trip to Den- even moro important, safety ln These requirements are met ln ton, Texas, over the Southern Pa­ agent for Miramar Stock* driving, for only when th* driver la sition. th* Jewett brougham, for It* five- eific lines, it was learned yesterday. CANDY In proper position can h* quickly A combination of adjustments Inch total adjustment takes car* ot j » GILBERT F. STEVENSON. aad efficiently operate the controls. can be mad* to suit the stout drlv- i the widest variations in stature and 1 An ordinary housefly oan travel 1336 Third Street Means of effecting a eomfortahle er. He can move th* seat back to figure. 'from eight to ten miles.

Palisades Market News Items From Montana Avenue Stores Montana at Eleventh Montana Ave. Prices and Quality That Lead Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McEIroy, who for the part eight years have owned the Westgate Grocery, have purchased the grocery and fruit and vegetable departments of the Palisades Market on Montana Avenue near Eleventh Street. Mr. and Mrs. McEIroy will maintain at their new location a market of the same high standard that has been responsible Quality Public Market for their former success. Only fruits, vegetables and groceries of the best quality will be carried. Fruit and Vegetables 728 Montana Ave. (at Lincoln) The meat department of this market is owned by Mr. Taylor, who also owns the meat department in the Safeway Our Motto 1st Very Good Potatoes 9 lbs. for 25c market at Fourteenth and Montana. Mr. A. T. Swift il the competent manager of the Palisades meat department, COURTESY—QUALITY—SERVICE Best Bananas 3 lbs. for 25c 23951—Two Phones—25146 and is well known to patrons, having been at the market for the past year. Both of these meat markets feature fine FREE DELIVERY quality meats, and as a specialty their "famous" pork sausage. Large Celery __ 10c SATURDAY SPECIALS The Elite Shoe Repair Shop on Montana Avenue near Cauliflower" each 10c Pure Cane Sugar, with other purchases, Eighth Street has something new in the shoe repairing line 10 lba. _.. __-__.. _. __59c ______—soles that are guaranteed! Imagine what a boon this • Sugar only, will prove to mothers of these sturdy romping lads—young 10 tha. ™_-_...__.-_-__. „.,. ,.,„. _62c Montana Ave. would-be football heroes and such, who need something iFlnra kartell* Groceries Extrq Fancy Northern Burbanka, $1.00 per luo- 10 lbs , -.-.25c Barber Shop like iron soles for their shoes. These mothers would do Select Newtown Pippin Apples, well to investigate the Elite's guaranteed soles. $?autg &i?iipp* PURE CANE SUGAR, 10 lbs...... _.... 5 lbs. 1Bo. 11 lbs. ______,...... „ , ,.. _25c 60c Extra Fancy Ram* Beauty Apples, 1409 The Flora Marinello Beauty Shoppe has a new tele­ Phone SUNBEAM CORN, >f4 ft*. 18c. 7 lbs. ,__...... _.__.^_.™_____-.__ _25c phone number, 25188—it cannot be found in the telephone No. 2 can ...... ___.._. 15c A 50-lb. box of same Montana Ave. book—but information will be "glad to give you the number 8 LARGE ROLLS fOr i - i , - i - v, T..I i II- r- $1.60 SANITARY, EFFICIENT Very Pin* Firm Tomatoes, SERVICEI — or better still, cut out the Flora Marinello Beauty Shoppe TOILET PAPER -. i 25c 4 lbs. 18e. 7 lbs. —,'-,, --,,--, ., _25c advertisement on this page and paste it on the front of S PACKAGES of FONTANA MACARONI. Extra Fancy Celery, Garf Long your telephone book. Mrs. Flora has just come from the SPAGHETTI or NOODLES •__.... 25c 10c pep stalk. 2 stalks , ,.._., ,..., .1— _15c east and brings with her a wealth of new beauty ideas. Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes, j;4 lb*. 1Bc. 7 lbs. „_^. . -, • • „__25c She I* an expert in many lines of beauty culture. MEAT DEPARTMENT Cranberries, tha very finest money can buy, per lb. _„..••_••_. -15c Prime Ribs Beef, Kentucky Wonder String Beans, TAYLOR'S SATURDAY SPECIALS boneless _. „_... 2 lbs. 15c. 4 lbs. .„H__™. -.—_..-•••_ ^..25c Fresh Fork Butts, boneless, Lemons, the kind you pay 20c per dozen for. What a saving! only, par dozen ,,, • _.,., -10c From 7 A. M. to 10 A. M. makes a sweet roast t*n Hur Soap, Kingsbury Market Boneless Corned Beef, 7 bars 25c. 29 6c bars , 1 $1.00 CHOICE—Leg of Lamb, Leg of Pork our own curing Peet's Washing Machine Soap, Seventh Street and Montana Avenue 2 large package* inn, . , „ ,„.„..,., -63c or Vz Legs. Swift's Premium Ham, Creme Oil Soap, -17c Phone 21377 whole or half _> ; 1 10* bar FREE. 2 10c bars - VEAL—Round or Rump Roasts—All at Creme Oil Soap, Taylor's Wonderful 3 bars FREE. 6 10c bar* • •.,_••_._„„.•„ -50c Ambassador Brand Toilet Tissue, Politeness fo worth a lot of money, but Pork Sausage ....._,...... Regular price 2 rolls for 25c. 3 large rolls ...... _.... -25c Free Delivery Service Many wonderful buy* in Canned Goods—Peaches, Pineapple, As­ it doesn't cost a cent paragus Tips, Corn, String Beans, Peas and Pumpkin. All on Phone 24399 display at th* lowest price and finest in quality. When phoning c our clerks will gladly mention all prices. Extra Fancy Blue Rose Rice, WONDERFUL TURKEYS Regular price, 2 lbs. 25c. 8 Ibt...... __.-_.._.—...... 25c Baby Rica Pop Corn, Sure to pop. Regular price, 8 lb*. 35c. 2 lbs...... __...... 25c AS USUAL MEAT DEPARTMENT lb. ANOTHER CUT Ducks, Roasters, Fryers, Broilers 29 Dry Picked Roasting Hens lb. 42c Young Hens and Rabbits ALL DAY—Swift's Premium Hams Dry Picked Stewing Hens lb. 36c Fresh Baltimore Oysters While They Last Pot Roast of Steer Beef 5 lbs. 95c half or whole Shoulder of Milk Veal 5 lbs. 95c SPECIAL FOR THANKSGIVING SERVEL Round Steak Ground lb. 25c Soiled Prime Rib Roast, OQ c Fresh Ground Hamburger lb. 15c per lb -_tOC Baby Legs of Milk Fed Lamb lb. 35c Pure Pork Sausage—Our Own Make, lb. Shoulder of Pork Roast lb. 24c per lb THANKSGIVING ORDERS for Poultry Electric Refrigerator And don't forget to order your Turkey now. The lowest price possible for the finest taken until Saturday, 7 p. m., at the fol­ Model L-5 was $295.00, now cut to Turkeys Available lowing prices. All guaranteed No. 1 fat, Avail yourself of our free and prompt delivery service and sav* Have You Ever Heard of a __r time and money. We thank you. fresh killed birds. For the convenience of our patron*, w* have Installed another Guarantee on Shoe Phone, Number 25146 Repairing? 1 give a written guarantee on any boys' or girls' half soles for three For Better Cleaning and Dyeing! months, if soled with my Supreme Model L-6 was In our own big plant we have every facility to turn Turkeys, 585,. Leather. out unexcelled work. We are old heads at the busi­ $350.00, how ness, so you may know when you send your apparel Elite Shoe Shop Geese, Duck or Roasting Chickens, all at cut to here it is properly cared for. 724 Montana M. F. Hiddes We Carry Insurance on Your Clothes Also Agents for the Seamless Shoes While They Are Here C Palisades Cleaners and Dyers 619 Montana Phone 24186 lb. 1407 Montana Phon* ?1925 he Best for Less with Servel Guarantee Model L-6—Six cubic feet food c_- pacirf; hardwood refrigerator; gen­ Builders would do well to uine sheet cork insulation) whit* 14th and Montana Market get their order in now! Duco finish. Taylor's Market Model L-5—Four and one-half cubic feet Whitehouse Pharmacy Vegetable Dept. Safeway Store food capacity; hardwood refrigerator; genuine sheet cork insulation; white Duco Montana Aye. at Lincoln Blvd. 14th and Montana finish. MONTANA HARDWARE AVENUE MARKET TOM ROBINSON Free Delivery IN SAFEWAY Paint, Varnishes, Glass, Mirrors MONTANA ELECTRIC SHOP Phone 24961 Hardware, Sash and Doors, Kitchen Ware, Heating Appliances Where We Manufacture Our 23 Y ears in Santa Monica 1012 Montana Ave. Phone 22395 Famous All-Pork Sausage 1411 MONTANA AVE. . SANTA MONICA m m FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1926 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK X X PAGE fVEN Telephone Company REAL SHOVEL USED TO BREAK GROUND Study Objective To Attend Bajquet _HHIS photograph shows Manager Morgan S. Tyler, of the Gables club, breaking ground for the main building of the stub, said to be the highest in Southern Cali­ Friday at Gables fornia. In keeping with the size of the proposed building, Mr. Tyler insisted on using Need of Teachers a full grown steam shovel, instead of the usual ceremonial garden tool. Twe hundred "Hello" (Ms and other employes of the Santa Mon­ Aim Is to Induce Thinking ica Bay Telephone company will Process in Learner, be guests of General Manager Charles W. Mason, at a banquet Educator Says and dance to be held tomorrow evening at the Cables club. En­ ATTACKS METHODS tertainment will b( furnished and talks will be made by John G. Mott, president of the company, Benjamisi W. Johnson in as well as by Mra Mason, and Statement Concerning other executives. A feature of tha annual dinner Educat ion will be the removal of the radio station studio of KNRC to the "Very few teacher. • appreciate clubhouse, where tha entire the Importance Of an obJecUve or program of songs and musical understand how to use correctly an numbers, as well as the Gables objective in teaching," according to club orchestra music, will be Benjamin W. Johnson, assistant di­ broadcast by remote control. Art­ rector, division of vocational edu­ ists whs appear on the evening's cation. University of California, rogram over the radio, will appear Southern Branch, in an article for before the microphone, entertain­ the vocational education news ing the guests present, as well as listenera-in. EarlsMarketCo. notes. Johnson explains: "The usual An annual custom, the dinner All orders for $2.00 or over wi U he delivered free. teaching in all fields of learning has usually been given during Is on the topical basis. The great the yblstide season, but sn ss* 1423-29 Fourth Street PHONE 45937 Santa Monica count sf activit'ss In removing disadvantage of the topical method equipment and offices ts the new Is that there are no clear stan­ building on Marine street) decision There are lots of places where you can buy your Groceries, dards of achievement set up for was made by Mr. Mason ts hold either the teacher or pupil, except the affair earlier, A full attend­ Fruits, Vegetables and Meats for everu day in the week, and in the limited field of memory and ance is expected, employes are also for Sunday, and our Thanksgiving Day. But there is no recall; no indication Is given of Juat Issking forward to a very enjoy­ what sort of ability tbe learner is able event- expected to possess aa a result ot other place, says Earl, that you can do better than his place, the teaching." for he has the goods and the price for you. In outlining a method of teach­ No foolingl Japanese Students GRANT PETITION ing 'which experience has demon­ Whsn Morgan 8. Tyler, manager For that Turkey and Cranberry Sauce—for Quality We Can't strated as best, Johnson said in Youthful Lobsters of ths Gables club, was chosen Ths petition of property owners part. "Teaching is the stimulation Visit U. S. Campus to lift ths first shovel of dirt In for the installation of a two-light Be Beat! .of the learned to acquire and to Found Too Costly ths organisation's recent ground­ ornamental lighting system for construct for himself. There is no Two prominent scientists of Ja­ breaking ceremony for its nsw Santa Monica boulevard was grant­ Place your order today for that Fancy Dry Picked Fowl, de­ teaching process unless there is at pan, Prof, Mlkinusuki Miyajima of Paul J. Calles, 85, of Hollywood, 84-story building at ths bate of ed by the city council and tho de­ livered to your door. With all the trimmings it will make the same time a thinking operation ths Kelyo university of Tokio, and had his mouth all set tor soms the California incline, he dem­ partment of public works instructed | Prof, Chiyonapsu Ishlkawa of ths induced in the learner. Habits of tender young: lobsters, caught off onstrated the eagerness of Gables to proceed with the work, when you feel like ordering moree thinking developed by right teach­ Imperial University of Tokio, vis­ the Santa Monica shoreline, but ths executives to complete the struc­ City Commissioner John Morton ing can be carried over from one ited the University of California county game warden decided they Our Turkeys will be all fancy dry picked from the choicest last week on a tour of InspecUon ture at the earliest possible mo­ reported that a check of ths peti­ field to another, according to Pros- wers too young, it was devslopsd ment. aer and Allen. If thla is true, we, of scientific laboratories ot the ln Judge W, R. Garrett's court yes­ tion revealed a representative num- I Select Stock as teachers, have a double obliga­ United States as guests ot the Instead of the usual garden ber of property owners ln favor of terday. Calles was fined $60, evi­ spade, employed for ths mere tion now laid upon us; first, that Rockefeller Institution. dence being introduced to show ths Installation. Place your orders Saturday if possible for your Turkey, Duck. we so teach that we develop in our Professor Ishlkawa is a member sake of ceremony by ground- that the crustaceans were under ten breakers, Tylsr hopped into a students a power ot the creative of tlie zoology ' department of the and one-half inches from tail to Geese or Rabbiti for Wednesday's delivery. Imperial university and was at one modern steam shovel, set the tractors, ths Scofield Engineering mind in the subjects and divisions snout—If & lobster has as nout, whirring machinery into motion of knowledge for which we are im­ time a student ot Dr. Morris, Dr. eompsny of Los Angeles. Aljdn Fuller, charged with and lifted a half ton of dirt Into mediately responsible; and, second, Whitman and Dr. August Wets- According to pressnt plans, the Wright act violation, was fined a waiting truck. Specials for Saturday and up to Wednesday night— for having our students understand mann, all noted American scien­ main building will be ready for $200 or 40 days in Jail, Hs was what thia thinking process is they tists. Professor Miyajima is direc­ Officiala of the club hope to occupancy sbout July 15 of next 2 lbs. bulk 1 No. 8 can Reid-Murdoch committed to the county jail In de­ are learning to use and how all tor ot the Kitasato Institute of In­ set two records in the construc­ year. It wil east $1,500,00, and fault of money to meet ths tins. represents ens Of the most mod­ Beets ...... 15c fields of experience and knowledge fectious Diseases and , is Japan's tion of the main building. Not Mince Meat 35c ern, as well aa architecturally are open only to those Who havo leading authority on* parasitology. only will the structure be the No. 2 can Reid-Murdoch 1 can Monarch Japan Is urging thousands of its tallest In California, but present structures on the Pacific coast. this supreme ability to think. The visitors are interested ln Eastern Pumpkin _... 10c Canned Ginger ...... 65c "Teaching Is the setting of prob­ American instruction and research farmers to mlgrats to ths northern marks for building spsed are ex­ Curlett & Beelman were the pected to be shattered by ths con- lems for the learner to solve. These methods, and in the development island of Hokkaido. architects- U-lb. tin Monarch 2 lbs. problems, if possible, should be and equipment of biological sta­ Mur slim allows ...... -,..._.... vital and real, not academic and tions. They will visit the univer­ Plum Pudding . 15c 45c subjective, calling only for mental J sity's station at La Jolts, before re­ 1-lb. tin Monarch 2 can Country Gentleman gymnastics. Such problems should turning to Japan. be objective and within the desires Plum Pudding 40c Corn ...25c of the learner," The natives of Borneo are thrilled with American "western" 2-lb. tin Monarch 1 dozen cans MICHEL GOE8 NORTH movies. Plum Pudding 75c Assorted Vegetables ...... $1.50 Mayor Herman Michel left for 1 can FREE. Oakland yesterday to attend & Dolson Says: I want 100 more phone 2 cans Reid-Murdoch state dairymen's convention In the I order customers. I want to keep my Sifted Peas 35c Armour's Tall Milk, northern city, and return Monday, j two Delivery Boys, "Fast and Fu­ State health officers' reports on rious", busy. "Dolson knows Hit* 1 No. 2 can Reid-Murdoch per can ...... ^M_.....~..._.. „_..9c sanitary regulation of dairies and | Drugs," No soda fountain or Sweet Potatoes , 20c 1 can M. J. B. dairy products to be read at the lunches. American Beauty Cake meeting may indicate the content makes a woman of 60 look like SO, 1 No. 1 can Reid-Murdoch Coffee „...... _,.... 57c Ot pure food ordinances which, it HARRY DOLSON'8 Asparagus Tips 30c REE. is proposed, may bo adopted hers | MEDICAL DI3PEN8ARY Tht M5V-ACO u a 1 small can Armour's Milk FREE. in the near future. 734 Santa Monica Blvd. cor. Lincol Slatpts magnal- 4f 1 No. 21U can Reid-Murdoch aae. tt it eTssesmi ss Hill Bros. Coffee, ancUcrrtf light locta, Pineapple ...... 25c per lb...... 52c and piac.4 a—ns tha vslis Sf • M-Mfrf S"Sl—M ramming tha elolHaa. Tha., _ na ahtxlt fa aWpi-fwt. Oa da asaaan. tha asaantasa _ Statf* 10 lbs. Fine Granulated SUGAR, 60c At Our Dairy Counter Butter is cheaper this week. We sell only the best brands... Maid a* Clover, Challenge, Danish and Golden Stale. New York Martin Cheese, We sell for less. per lba ...... 40c Idaho Cream Cheese, Gold Seal Extra Select Eggs, JO per lb 25c per dozen ...... /«©C There will be lots of Extra Bargains at our MKjtyer points Has I-ON-A-CO Revolutionized FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STAND ot Bank ol America Fancy Cape Cod Cranberries, | r* 6 lbs. Sweet *%C Medical Science ? per lb IOC Potatoes ....-,...... _,..._-,.-...... -....&%* C By GAYLORD WILSHIRE Fancy String Beans, Place your orders for your fhanksgh service TN the treatment of disease, the I-ON-A-CO haa produced results which are nothing short of per lb , 10c Ing Celery, etc. -"•amazing. Ia some instances, it has given relief almost instantaneously. It haa undoubtedly consist of more than merely ac­ revolutionized former methods of healing. Yet thia must not be construed that the I-ON-A-CO There are some who do and there are some who don't try to cepting deposits, paying out upsets all scientific precedent, nor that the treatment waa evolved overnight razz their competitors through their ad. As to wlto fo Nellie money or making loans. They PROVEN PRINCIPLEI INSTANTANEOUS RESULTS and who fo Johnnie—If Billie can tell Nellie from Johnnie, The basic principle underlyinf the Here is partial list of include dependable advice on I-ON-A-CO is no new, unproven Tola, then, explains the teemingly and Johnnie can tell Billie from Nellie, then I will believe theory. It is a fact which medical science miraculous effects of the ION-A-CO. oAilments which have Billie is not Nellie and Johnnie fo Billie, There was never a hat known for wart—namely, that Through magnetization the dead cells responded to the financial and business prob­ •ost forma of ill-health arc caused by are oxidized, then quickly eliminated. She cow slaughtered or a Steer born without a mother. Now toxaemia. And toxaemia simply means And with the source of disease (but UON-AQo treatment lems,* real estate transactions, an accumulation of dead celiaia the body. removed, health returns, probably Tom Gobbler will tell you all turkeys are liens for When the ojygen.carried by the blood, Anaemia High blood Thanksgiving, with his Personal Service and helpful information per­ does not unite with these dead cells, the y SEE FOR YOURSELF Arthritis pressure Cannot be eliminated.They remain in tbe Asthma Insomnia taining to Wills, Estates, and brxiy and become highly poisonous. There is nothing mysterious about th' Hal-nest Indigestion I-ON-A-CO. It Is S simple, natural general triist matters. .delightful treatment. Yon Can visit the Bladder Nervous IRON and OXYGEN Wilshire I-ON-A-CO office and see it. troubles debility Added to *_it fact is another fact re amazing results unth your oum eyes. You Bronchitis Neuralgia Earl's Meat Department This service is given freely and cently discovered by the German biolo :an try it yourself, absolutely without Catarrh Obesity gist. Professor Otto Warburg, and :harge, tod Judge by your own eipcri Colitit Prostate cheerfully—and you are urged demonstrated by him before the Rocke eaccCome in today Make this delight Constipation troubles feller Institute. He proved that it ia the ml 10-minute teat. Surely a return tt Cystitis mm in OUT chemical make-up whicr. lealth is worth it. If you cannot cafl.aen.: Premature to take advantage of it whether Debility acta aa a catalyzer between tbe o.yger •or our booklet giving details about thia (ray hair Diabetes Loin Pork Roast, lb. 35c to- lba cells. That is, ttst iron cause lew method of drugleia healing whic'r Rheumatism or not you are now a patron of tbe oxygen to units With the cells i used right in your home. The coupon Eczema Sciatica Hence, bf magnetizing tbe iron, its 'rings a free copy Mail it today. If you Gastritis Varicose the institutions value at a catalyzer is increased, and prefer we will gladly send a represent­ Hsmorrhoidt Wins Legs Baby Lamb, lb 36c there is a corresponding increase in the ative to give you a Free Dcmoottntion Heart disease Vertigo ridauoo of dead cells. in your own heme. Eastern Sliced Bacon, lb. 48c r •tra. C T. Gilmer MRS. C. V. GILMER 612 Santa Monica Blvd. BANK OF AMERICA Santa Monica. Beef Pot Roast, lb 18c Authorised Distributors S/ithotrt oMIc.'ion oil my part, COMMERCIAL—SAVINGS—TRUST THE IONA COMPANY aa—W o_a voui *»#* booklet. Head Office, 752 South Bro?dway 612 Santa Monica Bird. *^-—_ mta9gm0„mmmm.mmmmaaa„,mat Pure Pork Sausage, lb 30c Kt Santa Monica '—»„,,maimmmamiamaaamaaaat LOS ANGELES. CALIF. Ol|---.w»_- Hsis... Santa Monica Branch SANTA MONICA OCEAN PARK Open 6 A. M.; Close 7 P. M.—Saturdays Open Until 9 P. M. 222 Santa Moniea Blvd. T. M. PERRY, Mgr. Main at Hill SAVE YOUR'CASH REGISTER RECEIPTS PAGE EIGHT X X SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTTOOK FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1926:

FINANCIAL MERCHANDISE i MOTOR CARS MOTOR CARS m^aai^^mlamm 46 FOR SALE—Miscellaneous SUNDAT MORNING OUTLOOK 18 MONEY TO LOAN 61 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALS 51 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE _ and Sawtelle Evening Tribune Real Eitatt FOR SALE—Libby's chili sauce, 12 oz. MAIM OFFICE bottle 20 cents, $2.25 per dozen; 144S Third St.. Santa Monica MY OWN MONEY Libby's Mince Meat 1*. pounds for Phone 33333 20 cents; Arm & Hammer soda, S for SAWTELLE BRANCH To LOAN ON 5 cents; pig's feet, 7 large jars for 11.40 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone S2163 $1; wool, large skein 16 cents, 11 We an going to open our gate at 8 a. m. Sunday and OCEAN PARK BRANCH VACANT PROPERTY per dozen; glass wash boards 35 Trolleyway and Ashland. Phone 61803 cents; Dromedary cocoa nut 10 cents; we will then sell to die first buyer in the yard a popular ALSO also lots of bedding, sheeting, men's Entered a. eecond-clase matter at All other forms Real Estate shirts, and dishes from a storage little car for the sum of FIFTEEN DOLLARS, cash or the Post Office, Santa Monica, under company, will sell cheap. Cretbn 12% the act of March 3rd, 1879. Trust Deeds Purchased cents per yard. GOLDMAN'S, lift terms. If you don't happen to have fifteen dollars and JfeW. KELLOGO tth st ______ROBT. P. HOLL1DAT Quick Action GAS HEATERS—Good ones $1 up: you want the car, you can have it for one dollar down Owners and Pu-ll*-,_ block from federal Bond A Mlge. Co., of S. M. LM.Ford & LaKaSmall. Inc. Outlook, Suit. 1»7 Security Bldg. Ph. 23363. 8 adulta, $46 a month, go to resort; Our NEW FURNITURE Is an up-to- ocean. 2.4 Rose ave., Ocean Park. TODD A LESLIE. Phon. 21048 date, modern line, at reasonable 114 Santa Monica hlvd. l'h. 88436 colored girl do cleaning, 8 a. in. to FOR QUICK SaALE CORAL APTS.—136 Hill st. Apts. Tth and Arlsona, Santa Monica, Calif. FLORISTS 4 p. m.. $50 month. Western Em­ price.. INVESTMENTS Our furniture exchange service per­ '38 Ford roadster, ran. fine; has At $15. $3 5, with bath, sleeping rm., $ 10 MBNDBNHALL FUNERAL HOMB Stafford-Jones, Realtors ployment Agency. Mary Scotanus. water-Kent ignition, large water month housekeeping rm, $3 week. 1818 4th at., 8. M. Phone 82288 PHONB 24088 Phone 84668. 731 Arlsona. mits you to use your old furniture aa Cut Flowers. Floral Design. 111 Broadway. 32803 42 BU8INE88 OPPORTUNITIES part payment. pump, spot Tight, two dash lights, Pht.n. 83418. 6 LOST AND FOUND Table Decorations. AN interesting proposition ean be For Sale, Wanted speedometer, 8 tail lights and stop EL L. BAAKE A SON, 2717 Wllshlrs. Albert Leonard made to local man or woman to take Liberal Terms light, also cut down top and wind- $35—APARTMENT—$35 LOST—Gold band ring sot With three WUshlre at Fourth. charge of new stage depot In Santa Open Monday and Saturday evening, slued. Will sacrifice for $110 caah. Very attractive 3 rooma furn.. close diamonds. Valued as keepsake. INSURANCE Monica. Mu.t bo experienced in Do You Want This? till 9:00 o'clock. Cal lat Outlook office, between 5 and In. 1420 Broadway. "Peacocks" engraved on Inside. $250 A. STANLEY WHITE handling public, preferably ln sale 7 :30 p. m. CITIZENS MORTGAGE & SECURI­ of transportation. Answer Box 806 A REAL Business Chance DUOPOLD davenport $37.60; Wlnd- 1619 SRD ST.—Qean outside apts.. reward. Rout. 1, Box 175, Norwalk, TIES CO., 224 Santa Monica blvd. 1111 Ocean ave. , Phone 24241 sor table, 4 chairs to match $13.90; 1934 WILLI'S-KNIGHT touring, new 318 up; sleeping roms, 50c up. Calif. 8. M. Outlook, giving name, address If you have $7500 to invest in an es­ Phon. 25178. tablished clean, neat, paying business maple dresser $18.60; side oven gas Duco paint, good rubber, a steal at Business section. Parking space. and phon.. range $16; oak dining* table, 6 chairs $846. Phona 84830. LOST—8 months old police dog, male. W. C. O'Reilly, Jr. CIOM In on S. M. blvd., which will FOR RENT—All newly furnIshedT"- Very dark; wearing col ln r ; answers Berkley & Yates 25.2 San Vicente. Phone 26496 WANTED—Salesmen and solicitors pay you (now) 83% net on your In­ $86; 3-piece fiber set $24; other GOOD Dodge Bros. late type touring, with or without cars. Weekly draw­ bargains. 11980 Santa Monica blvd., and 3 room apts., $28, |3S, $40, $46, to name "Prince." Mra, Frank 521 Santa Monica hlvd. Phone 24196 vestment, and does not require any special Duco paint. Motor excellent. Alcyone Apts., 1387 Sth st. Lewis. 2324 8th at, O. P. T. j. McNamara, Inc. ing account; new property, priced of your own lime. Good lease. An­ Sawtelle. Open evenings. A re.il good buy. cheap. Apply 817 National Bldg., NEW apt., stucco, larire rooms, fire- FOUND—Police dog, female. Owner Wilshire Realty Co. 1347 Fourth at. Phone 23810 swer at one. Box 881 S. M. Outlook. BBAUTY PARLOR combination chair, or Phone 84413. No string, to thia, Hava other busi­ Ilk. new, coat $200, for quick sale, Albertsdn & Curry place, partly furnished. Brentvvood pay tor ad and board. Phone 83070 192b Wilshire blvd. Ph. 22299 ness. Heights, ph. (3870. after 8 p. m. WANTBD—Swedish cook $90; house­ $00; genuine leather duford bed, DODOB BROS. MOTOR CARS LOUIS T. BUSCH maids $80 to $60; mother's helper, $29.30; day beds, complete, $33.60 1287 a It Phono 23222 TWO room furnished apt, with bath, LOST—P. B. railroad pass at Tivoli "We Know the Mountains." "BULLING BROS. laundress, gardener. Santa Monica OIL STATION and up. 11980 Santa Monica bird., WILL give special discount on stand­ hot and cold water, $18 per month. theater Sunday night. Reward. 1660 Ocean ave. at Pico. l'hone 34430 Sawtelle. Open evenings. 2442 3rd St., O. P. 107th ave., Bawtelle. 824 Wllshlr. blvd. Ph. 21463 Employment Agency, 1413 6th. Ph. ard six Studebaker coach, used as T. A. Moody 86765. MUST BE SOLD GREAT demand for second-hand fur­ demonstrator, like' new, 4-wheel SINGLE and double apta., ;_eal loca­ LOST—Monday, black velvet cap-. Chas. A. Tegner—Est. 1902 WANTED—Mai. or female solicitors Here Is your opportunity to get Into niture ; best pricca paid. Ph. 63609. brakes, bumpers, snnbbers, extra tire tion steam heat. Ph. 81647. Phone 62828. Reward. 133 Banta Monica blvd. Ph. 14410 for local business. Call evening, or a pie isant, splendid paying business, T. D. Stewart, 807 Hollater, O. P. and many other extras. G. G. Bundy, Heal Batata, _14 s. M blvd. Ph. 81716 forenoons. F, ID. Connor, 1637 16th. with r*. .mall amount of cash. 1 have Studebaker Agency, 3rd and Broad- LOVELY single apt., tile bath and 6~~ ~~SP1_C.AL NOTICES James Springer & Co. too many other thing, to handle and USED FURNITURE BOUGHT AND way. Fh. 21168. _____ kitchen, garage. 1237 9th st. ' INTERIOR DECORATING SOLD. 1611 THIRD STREET. PH. I, F. C Robinson, am no longer con­ 1434 14th st. Ph. 81043 30 SITUATIONS WANTED—Male will aell at a bargain. 8048 & M. 26434. FORD four door, never has stopped ALMOST new. In best location; 330 io MIRIAM GARDNER— Interior dec- blvd.. cor. 21st. $86. 935 Euclid. nected with the Home Publicity Co., orator. 814 Palisade, ave. 22394. running and never needed repair; 309 National Bldg., Santa Monica, M. B. RAPP GENTLEMAN ot personality, re­ I FOR SALE—A small neighborhood FOR SALE—Flat top birch mahogany driven only by one person, $125 finement, college education, much office desk at $20, worth $65. 24067. SINGLE AIT. — Light, gas, phona Calif., nnd will not be responsible for LAWN AND GARDEN 1416 Montana. phs. 81113—23116 I grocery, with living qttaters; invoice down, balance In small payments, $11 and $16. 1123 3rd st. any debts contracted for by that traveled, desire, position aa com­ not to exceed $700; no fixtures to need larger car. Phone 34602. EXPERT gardener, pruner, .praying, panion to gentleman. Box 834 S. MODERN 3 room apt., with garage, firm or any member thereof. Ira L. Miller buy. Reasonable rent. Box 830 S. M. 49 SEWING MACHINES 1924 HUDSON speedster, In perfect M. Outlook. Outlook. $30. 649 Flower, Ocean Park. MRS. HOQSTON'S Home Laundry for day or month; references. Ph. 3 | 60g Santa Monica blvd. Ph. 66334 PHONE .876. for Singer Sewing Ma­ shape. $576. Phone 34830. RELIABL_! "janitor service, house and THREE room apt., b. w. floors, people who care. Can take few more MATTRESS MFQ WANTBD—Partner ln real. Mta te of­ chine.. H.mMltJhlug, renting, expert BUICK 2-door sedan, 1936. Price ga- customers. Will call for and deliver. window cleaning. I. Llgglns, 545 fice, close In, Santa Monica bivd. 4 repairing. Hays 905 8. H blvd rage, 1651 16th st. Apt, A. $25. A. E. FLAVELL Westminster, Venice. Prompt .erv- $1300. Will take first mortgage up Residence, 1532 Fifth St. .MATTH ESSES and box spring, mad. Wilshire Specialist fine offices. Low rent. Box 136 ,S. M. to $5000 and pay balance in cash FOUR room apt., all modern features to order or made over as cnod > e ice. Phone 62463, | Outlook. and reasonable rent. 857 4th st. TRUCK going to Oakland. What hav. new. Feather mattresses and pillows 1017 Wtishire blvd. Ph. 85.83 60 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS or will trade for -Buick standard yon going or coming? Ph. 81385. WANTBD—Postlon as chauffeur, exp. <"! ROC WRY ln fast growing commu­ coupe. Phona 24626/ TWO rooms snd bath, renovated, Uupholsterlag, all the lat­ driver, aged 19. Write 728 20th at., FOR SALE—$1800 Wurlltser electric two beds, $30. est paterna. Carpet cleaning Berry'a URSEL FINCH nity, no competition. Fin. future on 1433 Sixth st. ' 7 CLUB MEMBERSHIPS Santa Monica. boutevard. Real choice for butcher. player piano, with nickel slot ma­ Mattress Mfg., 1662 10. 25838. 1301 WUshlre. Rentals. Ph 34602 A Bargain—$250 BEST bargain.; apts. flata. 1 block A CLOSED car and my service.. Consider trade 11514 Pico. Ph. 61464. chine, suitable for restaurant, cafe SACRIFICE—Ownlntr mem-»r__Ip"~8. MISCELLANEOUS or pool ball. Sacrifice for $500. wm buy Ford sedan. Looks like p.rk. ocean. Dorchester. 14? Bay sL Santa Monica Realty Co. What hav. you? Box 226 S. M. FOR RENT—'Beauty Parlor with all Terms. Ruckstell axle. Ph. 36583. M. Athletic Club 8100. Book value Outlook. new over $600. Address Box 50. Pacific I486 Third St., S. M. Phon. 31376 equipment. Best location. $60 a $675 Wurlltser player piano, 50 rolls, 66 FOR RENT—HOUSES. Steady Results WINDOW CLEANING, ODD JOBS. month. Phone 84668. at $860. Terms. 1936 HUDSON brougham, every extra; Baach, San Diego, California. carries new ear guarantee, $1250. Unfurnished Your ad In this directory will be read YOUR RE/\LTORS INGLES. Phone 6I2S4. _ RESTAURAN~P and lunch counter N I.r MERGER'S. 11618 8. M. blvd., g "PERSONALS by 100,000 people Sunday and 60.000 i Sawtelle. Phone 33439. Phone 34810. SIX room modem, garage, fruit dally. A 8-llne ad will only cost you 1 M. Ph. I 3430 I LAWN and Harden work. Spading. tor sale or trade. 2809 Ocean Front, DODOB BROS, late type special trees. , 1531 117th ava, Sawtelle. MARCELLING BOo. $6.64 per month on a six months' I PAKI r»" a-aa-vvTiri iki ! P--' Nye, 168 Hill. Ph. 64688. Ocean Park. SPLENDID large size, upright ma­ roadster; many extras; worth th. 32338. Call without appointment or phon. contract. Talk it over with our coun­ LEON R. CONKLIN „ •„ -,,_ f an _x erlencTd'7--f-^. hogany phonograph, 88.. money. Phone 23222. 0 P OARAGE, storage and repairing,with Fisher upri.-rht piano, $150. Four room house for rent, unfurn* S6478. 24 0 Central av... O. P. ter clerk or phono 232.5. and ask for Realtor, 1366 Ocean ave. Ph 21.85 er, call Anderaon, 33636, mornings. trade, 1124 Second. (2) 1925 FORD tourings, good as a man to call on you. RAT D. O. SCHAFER, 603 Santa ished. T-.36 Barrington Ave. Phona AUCTION BRIDGE iHwnna: begin Monica blvd. new. 1116 8. M. blvd. 81717. ner- eepeelaily Ph tS837 EVENING AND BUNDAY OUTLOOK A. A. POINTER, Realtor SI SITUATIONS WANTED—Female Classified Advertising DepL LIVESTOCK 1934 FORD 4 door sedan, excellent 1301 Ocean ave. Phone 3408$ C~NE Conn. "B" flat alto saxophone, NEW five room house, garage. 1443 CHEERFUL help ns housekeeper. $40 good condition, $45: also one "C mech. condition, Ruckstell axle, has Stanford. 43 POULTRY. RABBITS, PIGEONS clarinet, Boelint system, low pitch, been well taken care of. Ph. 23222. BOTTLING SUPPLIES F. H. Herren & Son and board, reference.. Bulletin, SIX room, and sleeping porch. 1245 See our complete lin. of SCHLITZ, 1386, O. P. For Sate, Wanted $40. 1534 10th st. Phono 211,13. 1923 and 1924 FORD 1 ton trucks, ""th at. .Adults. I'h. 3513d. 688 Santa Monica blvd. Ph. 3U99 1116 8. -I. blvd. ____!. PABST an

» -B-_S-j--_^i_-isg_;_.::'''JiJ.^, .S,..:\_^. ______FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1926 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK X X PAGE NINE RENTALS REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE SS FOR RENT—HOUSES. 74 FOH SALE—Houses 74 FOR SALE—House. \SZ FOR SALE—Bualn»«. Property 88 FOR SALE—Real Estate Unfurnished 88 FOR SALE—Real Estate Soul of Russia Is Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Peerless Mode! WILL lease our beautiful home, two HERE IS A BARGAIN!! Shown in Photoplay bedrooms, bath and shower; large $100.00 REBATE Washington Blvd. living room with fireplace, also fur­ Only $500 Down nace heat; dining room and glass If you bring this ad. ^CONTRACTORS'—'BUILDERS' Tale Shows What Revftlu- roof sun room. Will leave drapes Completely furnished new four room Business Frontage Sets New Record and curtains; all for f 78 per mo. Will PRICE $8000 house, bath, h. w. floors, good ga­ Have you any trust deeds or good mortgages that you tion Does in Life of include oven heat control gas range Easy terms. rage; situated on. block north ot Corner 60x00, $13,600. If purchaser at J.O month. Lawn service Included. Wllshlr.. Owner leaving for east, will clear lot, owner will erect build­ will exchange for some splendid lots north of Wilahire Three People References. Phone 22698; eve­ will make excellent deal wltb right ing to $15,000, and take back mort­ Roadster Makes Fast Trip nings 38458. Address 551 Euclid Beautiful New 6-Room party. gage. Blvd. at prices that are right? Trust deeds and mort­ avenue. I $600 down payment buys this home, Russia In all its glory—Russia Through Eight States on Bungalow with balance $50 per mo., like rent. I Corner 80x85, faces 3 streets. $22,000. gages must be good and properly secured. in all Its filth and misery—Russia East Coast FOUR room sunny cottage, interior Tnl. property ha. big future. (Tares bedrooms.) 60x90 Improved, income $110 monthly. This is an opportunity for someone. with its high caste and low, aristo­ newly decorated, strictly modern, See Seaver & Company $14,000. automatic water heater. A real home Covered with the mad and dust With beautiful surroundings. Price 1 906 Greenfield Ave. Wilshire at Third, Santa Monica. crat and pea-ant—Russia, land of $30 per month. 1222 6th st.. Phone 23331. Above properties located tn heart of of eight atate., a Peerless Six-10 business activity between We_t- L. M. Ford & L. K. Small, Inc. romance, Tartar, Slav. Russia—and roadater was hailed In Jacksonville, REAL RENTAL SERVICE minste.' and Venice blvd. the Volga Boatman. CALL SIRS. NORMAN WITH WESTWOOD Florida, November 2, after having THIS WELL BUILT HOME OP See W. E. MASON, with 114 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 23426 set a new speed record from Cleve- CHAS. MCCRACKEN CO. WHITE STUCCO, WITH SPANISH The Interpretation of the famous Ill 3. ._L BLVD. PHONE 22790 TILE ROOF, HAS MAHOGANT Builder Prepared song haa been long in renchlng the land on the Great Lakes to Florida. SIX rocm house, one acre ground, WOODWORK, WALLS HAND-DEC­ The Frank Meline Company screen. So long, In tact, that it will The trip was made ln 30 hours and equipped for 1000 chickens, 3088 ORATED IN OIL COLORS, BEAM Ocean ave. .nd Satna Monica blvd. now be appreciated to an extent far 84 minutes, which beats the best 23rd St., $55 month. Santa Monica CEILINO, OAK FLOORS. TILE to Take Loss Phone 26161. Realty Co., I486 3rd st. Ph. 31376. KITCHEN AND BATH, BREAK­ INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY greater than had It -been filmed a train time by about an hour. The New 6 room stu *co in nice residen­ distance is 1178 miles. 648 PIER AVE., O. P.—7 rooms, thre.e FAST NOOK, REAL FIREPLACE; tial section; large high celling liv­ number ot yeara ago. The breadth LAROB LAWNS, FENCED; NICE ing room, with fireplace, 3 large bedrooms, h. w. floors all through; FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBS; NOW1 $12,000, easy terms; less for half cash. 36 Park Ave., of ita dramatic .weep, its theme, The feat ot breaking all existing gas range, cement cellar, laundry bedrooms, with cedar-lined closeta, ita patho.—all hav. been forcefully tray, garage; very low rent. DOUBLE OARAGE, WITH WIDE tiled bath double garage. Impossible PICO FRONTAGE Venice (near Santa Monica city limits). Two-story, records Is acknowledged noteworthy, SOLID DRIVEWAY; HANDY TO to duplicat. at price asked. 45x100- $4750. Terms. brought out ln the screen version. but the drivers are deserving of THRBB rm. bung., bath, breakfaat CAR LINE. THIS WILL MAKE 60x110- $6950—$1500 Will handle. $5860. Terms. 9 rooms, 5 bedrooms. Konrad Bercovlcl, the Rumanian extra recognition because of tha nook, li. w. floors, garage, $30 month. TOU MONEY WHILE YOU LIVE IN 35x100- -$8650. Caah. 1333 14th st. Phone 33820. IT. $750 DOWN BUYS IT. )00. Ten writer, la the man responsible for enormous handicaps they overcame. $25—BRAND new 3 room, bath. Ph. Williamson 6c Welton Think what this property will be rth wl the story of "The Volga Boatman" More than half of th. route had 31718. House will be open for in­ 1337 Ocean ave. Fh. 36601 WE KNOW PICO worm when new which starts Sunday at the Rose­ never been traversed by either of A. H :. GROSSCU:P Trolleyway Road is opened. UNFURN. duplex, tiled bath and blvd. mary theater for one week's run. the two drivers. This was from kitchen. 838 Lincoln blvd. spection Sunday afternoon. Phone 3855$, 38th and' Pico and Oce an Park blv d. When Cecil B. De Mill, was in New Tennessee to Jacksonville, by far SIX rooms, bath, garage, close to car, KAHN CONSTRUCTION CO., Near the New Beverly Blvd. S. P. SWEARINGEN Tork following hi. break with th. the most difficult to drive. In ad­ bus and ocean. $45. Ill Bay st. ' OWNERS. ______. 83 FOR SALE—Income Property 1943 Ninth St Santa MnnSr-a dition to thla, a heavy rainstorm H J 1,l Phone 25267 Paramount organisation he called FOUR room house, partly furnished, 6769 Lexington ave., Hollywood. 7 room residence on newly paved con- —___ '^ ""a _H., -diiid lWonica was encountered in Georgia and rear 1.26 Harvard, Ph. 24014. Phone OLadstone 1988. Nights Holly Crete street. Lot 90x360, with ava- FOR SALE—Fine Income court, five on tho novelist and asked that he 4546. for more than four hour. th. Pew- OCEAN PARK—3 room house, $17 caiio trees In full bearing. At a sac- blks. to Ocean Front and business j pr.pare an adaptation baaed upon rlfice. Erit $3000 below the mar- center; near, schools .nd bus service. th. song. Thl. after he had been less wa. forced to plow doggedly month. 1 blk. ocean, bathroom. 88418. kot. See m. at once. Thl. will not | Priced to sell at 816.000. Consider exchange, McEIroy, Prudential grently impre.sed by a painting of through heavy, sticky Georgia red 7 ROOMS—ONLY 860.00 - last long. Realty.Co., 629 8. M. hlvd. CONRLIN'S HOMB, 4 2 DUDLEY AV. AN EXCEPTIONAL the boatmen dragging a barge along clay. Jack Showers, Realtor SANTA MONICA'S BEST a river. 87 FOR RENT—HOUSES, HOME BUY FOR A 25% OSTTNVESTMENT Herbert G. Cooper, tratflo officer 11653 San Vicente blvd. Must sacrifice 3 unit furnished court; While the story has as a back­ at Blu.fleld, W. Va., made the drive. Furnished Fhone 31856 or 81613. 9-ROOM SPANISH HOME FEW DAYS equity $2900; five rm. and 2 three ground on. of the moat violsnt, assisted by John W. Bear, Jr., road mi. houses. Barn. $1140 per year. PERFECTLT APPOINTED, DELIGHT! TL SURROUN•....___«_D • revolutions in history, no a Idea aro man for the Bluefleld Garage, F..r- 8 rm. furn. apt., garage $30 A BEAUTIFUL. R ROOM SPANISH >wner 3338 Fifth st. INOS, WONDERFUL VlBW. TOO BEAUTIFU1 L TO l'ORTUAY 4 rm. furn. apt., garage $35 TYPE HOME, WITH PATIO, LUK. Near Brentwood Golf Links =4 IN PRINT. LOOK FOR VOi'RSELF. taken, no Judging who Is right and less distributors at Bluefleld. The 5 rm. turn, house, garage $85 LIVING KM., TWO LARUE SUNNY, ' 88 POR SALE—Real Estate ___ '' -___-_-a-_.-____-_-_---i who is wrong, it is a title of three city of Bluefleld sponsored the run 4 rm. unfurn. house, garage $30 LOCATED 327 19TH ST AIRY BEDROOMS, SUN ROOM, There is a new five room modern j OPEN 10:30 TO 5 P. M. DAILY. paopl. and what revolution did to to bring the new short route from 6 rm. unfurn. house, garage ... .$50 DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN. stucco, with fireplace, and all built- | _| Miscellaneous See MRS. BENQSTON YARD NICELY LANDSCAX'ED in features. Let us show you this thetr Uvea—a prince, a lady and a north to south to the attention of WITH BACK YARD FULL OF place, either day or night. It has Wilshire Realty Co. Volga boatman. the publlo. This route goes through FRUIT, DBLE. GARAGE. LOT 60x electric lights, so we can show you 1915 Wilshire. J. R. Hutchison & Son 150. evenings if you cannot come out Investigate These! Phone 22299 After Introducing his three lead­ Marietta, Ohio; Parkersburg and Tour Realty Co. during tha day. Phone for appoint­ ing characters, whom he luter Bluefleld, W. Va.; Bristol, Tenn.; 1180 Wilahire, cor. llth. ment. plunge, into ths maelstrom of revo­ Asheville, N. C; Greenville, S. C; Phona 88430. Here is the "Exception* We have *a very good buy lution, Do Mill, bring, them to- and Macon and Waycross, Georgia. SO Only $2500 DOWN on Jack Showers' Office on Broadway, close in, lot FOR EXCHANGE, REAL MISCELLANEOUS Keillor and establishes their vary­ Selaetsd Peering Phone 31366 or 3351,3. E8TATE For Rent, Furnished ing attitude* toward each other Mr. Coop.r selected a P.erlssf This Low Price of $10,000 50x100, with a well-built 87 LEGALS AND PROPOSALS 211-217 Alta Ave. Health, Home, Income and Ru.sla, In a manner that ia Slx-80 tor the gruelling trip after Beautiful sunny bungalows, $50 and ' LOCATED BETWEEN MARGUERI- 78 FOR SALB—Lota 4-room house. For a few 4x117—Five room house, with three typically Da Mill., he courses their tests ot a halt dozen other cars. TA AND CARLYLE. $869 for cho'ce tenants. j room house on rear of lot; all Im- labor and material, for the protec­ lives through situation after situa­ For Sale EXCLUSIVELY days only at $8750. His first act on reaching Jackson­ provemt'uts in and paid; nil con­ tion of materialman, mechanic, and by tion—depending not so much upon ville, despite hla exhaustion waa to W. W. Bennett veniences; three blocks from oenter laborers furnishing labor or mate­ of town of Sierra Mud re, the moat laviihness and spectacle as upon wire the factory that "Peerless Wllshlr. blvd. at 6tb at." Ph. 82511. LOT SPECIALS 2 good money-makers on rial in con.ction with .aid work, rental. of all kinds get In touch healthful location ln Southern Cali­ drama and humanising his char­ Slx-80 ts moat remarkable automo­ FOR George W. Franklin fornia; for anything In Bay District, and a further Bond ln an amount With our R< sntal Dept, REALTOR Lincoln blvd. T have an exceptionally Pico Blvd. near Lincoln, <>r will soil straight at a surprising acters, And never, through all the bile I hav. ever driven." low priced lot in Venice at $2000, of one fourth (*4th) of th. amount strife and clamor that go hand ln with terma halt cash; coned for 50x120 each. Despite the hard going over w. W. Bennett 1602 Ocean Ave. due under .aid contract, conditioned hand with a picture of this type, la 504 Wilshire blvd. Ph. 38611. PH. 88874 business. 'Dudley & Dudley for lt. faithful performance. Sold mountain, and the high speed at POR RENT OR SAIaB—Completely th. thread of the story lost or for which the car traveled, an average Venice blvd., business corner, near L. M. Ford & L. K. Small, 1S87 Third st. Phone 83667 Bond, to be executed by a reliable furnished four rooms, bath, garage; You'll Be Surprised! a moment forgotten, Th. actual of 16.4 miles to tbe gallon of •***)• 846, Delightful location. 1041 Prince- Lincoln, only $180 per front foot. Bursty Company, WHEN TOU This will make you big money in Inc. Duplex, well rented; good location. revolution ia minimized as much a. ton St. COMPARE THIS WITH OTHERS Said propo.al. shall b. soalod and line wa. obtained. The average tbe near future. 1114 S. M. Blvd. Phon. 16467 Only one mortKage against lt, will possible for th. treatment ot the REAL RENTAL SERVICE IN THIS VICINITY! speed was 88.58 miles an hour. But take small house or good lot in ox- Will be received at th. office ot the characters. CALL MRS. NORMAN WITH $2500 cash ur a clear lot north of Income lot, ?uat north of WUshlre one stop was math) on the entire Montana as down payment, will buy ohanga, City Clerk at Santa Monica until CHAS. McCRACKBN CO. blvd., in Wilshire Oaks. Only $1900. SBB trip and was to change oil; . Ill 8, M. 3L.VD. PHONB 82790 beautiful 8 room Spanish bungalow, 8 READ THIS 10 o'clock A. si., on Monday, th. bedrooms, 8 baths, large living room, Carlyle corner at 17th st., a very 5 acre, for $4500. Might divide. Only Frank A- Roden, Inc. 22nd day of November, 1986, The Peerless left Cleveland Mon­ POUR rooms. bath, nicely furn., re- dining room, breakfaat room, furnace, 2 blocks from and overlooking Ven­ good buy at $6500 for a few day. 1(00 MONTANA AVENUE. Plan, ana profile, and a copy of Postoffice Change thly, Novo tuber 1, at 4; 58 a. m. and duced to $li month. .14 14 Califor- double garage, sprinkling system. inly. tura blvd. Lea. than one hour from .here. You cannot beat tbia price Pbone 23175, arrived ln Jacksonville Tuesday at ma ave. Drive to 449 81st place, inspect thts I For bargains ln lot. sel Mr. Oar lick specification, mny bo ..en In the 6-ROOM furnished, two bedrooms, home and find out "the low price I within the district for estate or office of Howard B, Carter, City Is Not Recommended 11:30 a. m, Wltb the exception of and easy terms." chicken ranch. Beautiful view, oak garage, $45; adults. 1849 Corinth With ED. STEWART, trees, plenty of fine water, electricity, 91 SWAP-ADS Engineer and the original of said two powerful spotlights, an extra (105th) avenue. Call cottage In rear. Montana ave. at 6th st. Phone C. C. Investment Company 147 school, store, and bus service to L. A. SALB OR TRADE—Blvd. chicken and specifications may be ...n In the Xo action will be taken by ij»v gas tank and a siren, it carried no NEWLY decorated 4 rooms, extra Terms to suit. Write or call Mr. egg ranch, and fruit stand, Bay Dis­ offlre of F. A. Helton, Commissioner Banta Monlaa-Ocean Park Chamber equipment or special devices that 2019 Wilahire blvd. Dressier. bed, garage, private front porch, $40. trict, least*, v> acre; use extra half of Finance, ex-officio City Clerk of of Commerce, it was announced to­ 11)42 10th st. IF you are really considering buy­ FOOUE RBAL ESTATE COMPANY, acre; steady trade, established four are not standard on the Slx-80, ing a residence lot north of Mon­ years; complete with killing house, the City ot Santa Monica and copies day, regarding the location of th. Pleased Company FIVE room bungalow, 548 Sth st. NEW SPANISH HOME 11770 Santa Monica blvd,, Sawtelle. tana, don't fall to consult us before Phone 83279. incubators, brooding, houses, fencing, ot said plan, and profile, and .pa­ Ocean Park pnstofttc. ov.r wher. Low rent for yearly lease. Adult. One of the beat constructed, most deciding. We have everything "Although it is not the factory** artistto and modern 2-slory, 7 room etc.; 6 room house, garage; on good cification, may be obtained from there ia controversy in tlie Ocean only. Apply on premises. 28101. 'Worthwhile. See our signs every­ TOPANGA BLVD. FRONTAUB terms or trade good six pnclnscd car, policy to sponsor speed runs, we homes offered for aale In Santa where. Let us give you the benefit 40 ft, $600, 1-4 cash, balance monthly; Located between H. M. hlvd. and 1'ico. the office of .aid City Engineer upon Park section. POR RENT.-Completely furni.hed~~4 Monica; 2 full tile batha, 2 unit fur­ were naturally pleased when Mr. of our long experience in selling this ' 3 room cabin with lol 40 fl., $1500; 1800 Sawtelle blvd. the payment of five (6) dollar*. Directors of the chamber ln aes- room duplex, modern, close in, ga- nace heat, aleeplng porch, balcony, property. See us last. fifth cash, balance monthly. Large Cooper told u. he had selected a large file entrance hall, large rooms, house, bath, fireplace, cemented WARDItufilO trunk for typewriter, Terms of I'uym.nt by the Cily: alon today at th. Santa Monica rage. Apply 1881 5th st. beautifully decorated, wonderful Peerless Slx-80 cm his own initia­ cellar, suitable for amalh cluli or standard keyboard. 1437 Kuclld. Cash, thirty-five (35) day. after Athl.tlo club wore requested to 'view and location. 60x145 foot lot. large family; oak trees, bay and tive to attempt to set a now record NEAT, mod. three room furnished | BULLING BROS. final acceptance. write Senator Samuel Shortridg. double, lights, water paid. Extra Priced to sell. Open for Inspection 324 Wilahire blvd. sycamore. Creek at back and water MISCELLANEOUS from Cleveland to Jacksonville. Wo dally. 45.1 26th St. W. C. COX, piped to front. Very easy terms. A. Dated: November 9lh, 1020. favoring the permanent location ot kiiow the car*, capabllltle. at the bed, $23. Ph. 26129. 1737 12th at. Owner and builder. Phone 25620. M. Ranney. Owner, Topanaga can­ JOHN A. MORTON COMPLBTELT furn. 5 rms., bath, 97 LEGALS AND PROPOSALS the office in the Masonic Tempi, factory, but It was gratifying to us yon, south of V. O. M) acres Malibu Commissioner of Publlo Work, of close in, clean, homer. Inquire land, cheap. building on Marine street, where to know that Its remarkable per­ 1S46H 4th st. POOR MANS CHANCE We have a few exclusive th. City of Santa Monica, Cali­ It ia temporarily established be- FIVE rooms and sun room, nicely NOTICt INVITING BIOS FOR forming qualities are so well known Bight room duplex, good condition; listings on Montana Ave. j go FOR EXCHANGE—Real ettat. fornia and Purchasing Agent for cauae Main atreet la torn up on ac­ furn., good location. 3711 4th st. street and alley work in. House in LABOR AND MATERIAL FOR •aid City. as to lead to its selection for a Phone 61732. good condition; $39.0, $300 cash. below the market. CONSTRUCTION OF A SANI count' Of improvements. It/ wus terrific strain of this kind," re­ COZY cottage, large lot, fine location, Four room, modarn bungalow on TARY SEWER MAIN IN MAIN stated that the Ocean Park Busi- marked Charles A. Tucker, general garage. Adults. Reas. Apply 1029 front; three room California house See us at once! EXCHANGES NOTICE neaa Man's aaaoclatlon had andoraed 2nd st , on rear. Lot 40x130; $3300, $300 STREET FROM PICO BOULE­ sales manager of ths Peerless Motor Is hereby given that I have thl. the Marine .treet location, but Sec­ NEW, three rooms, modern brick, hall caah, then $30 month. Shelton. Ph. 20 acres Bartlett pears, Antelope VARD TO THE SOUTHEAST­ Car corporation. 86349. day sold my grocery .tore, locat.d and bath, garage, only $35. 1863 Vall'-y. 7 room modern house. Price ERLY CITY LIMITS LINE OF retary McKenney advised against "Wo believe this speaks well for 12th st. M. B. RAPP $35,000. Will exchange for flat or at 1013 Pico boulevard, Sn11ta Mon­ any action and said lt la not tha THE CITY OF SANTA MONICA, ica, Calif., to Mr. and Mr.. Elmer the reputation earned by th. Six-sn, FURNISHED 4 room house, adults. apartment and assume. CALIFORNIA. policy of th. chamber to take part 1483 Federal (109th) ave., Sawtelle. $5750 $5750!! 1415 Montana Ave. Welch, and 1 will not be respon­ a car which has been on the market Lot alone appraised at more than In sectional controversies of that '0 acres In Imperial Valley, dear. Th. city of Sun ta Monica hereby sible for any uebt. on and after less than a year. It is the lowest NICELT furnished 4 rm. house, ga­ $3000. Improved with modern 5 Phones 21112—22115 Value $2600. Will trade for borne or nature. rage. Lease, adults. 213H Pacific. room house, garage; just north -of Income. invite, bids for furnishing labor this date, and 1 will pay all du. priced car we build, yet it has FURN. duplex, 3 rooms and bath, ga- Wllshlr., west of 20th. This re­ and material for the construction to date. proven that It possesses the quali­ quire, quick action and about half 4-f.mily fiat, all rented. Will take rage. Adults only. 1345 18th St. cash. H. Shifter Realty Co. Phone of a sanitary sewer main in Main MRS. K. DeHAMANT ties of stamina nnd performance POUR rooms and bath, fruit tree., 28308. Residential Lots Street In the City of Santa Monica Bond Market Moves whlcb won the higher priced Peer- $25. 31161. Highland ave. 80 acres ''>pe Valley, Value from Pico Boulevard to the aoulri- 1MS model, th. leadership of the $40,000, all clear; shows good In­ NOTICE COZY bungalow, 3 rooms, bath; rea­ $50 DOWN 22nd st., north of Alta $2600 come. Will trade for income here ea.terly City Limit, litis ot .aid Having bought the bu.lnes. of fine car field and have enabled sonable; adults 812-D 14th St. 21st St., north of Georgina ....$3000 City aa .aid location of said pro­ Ahead in New York and 150 per month buy. 5 room new 16th st., near C.irlyle $3500 and assume. Terry Muslaln, loated In the Win­ them to hold It for 25 years." SIDB rear cottage, garage, sleeping .tucco in highly restricted district; posed main Is more particularly de­ nipeg hotel, 3007'!_ Ocean Front, 12th at., near Alta $3000 Almost an acre near Pico, nice house, porch, partly furn. 1434% llth st. tile bath and sink, oil tlffanied walls, Lincoln, north of Alta $3150 scribed on Plan and Profile No. Ocean Park, Calif., I am In no way Nl.W TORK, Nov. 19.—The bond br.-akta.t nook; lawn and shrubbery, garage. All kinds of fruit trees; trading continued In the bonds On FURN. cottage, 3 rm.., bath, nook, dandy place for chicken, and rab­ S-154, adopted by the City Council respon.lble for any debt, or obli­ market moved, slowly ahead ln to­ lawn, good location, $80. 1327 14th. garage. This offer for short time See MR. LBSCH only. Owner, and Builders, 110 _• bits. You can make an easy living of the City of Santa Monica on the gations contracted by former own­ day's quiet trading, unhampered by a when-issuad basis at a substan­ NICE home, 637 18th st., baby grand M. blvi). here. Will trade for home or Income. 9th day of November, 1326, on file ers, All bills must be pre.entad occaalonal flurriea of profit-taking. tial premium above par. With tho piano, reasonable. Moeller Realty Co. before November 27, Barly dealings failed to develop any preferred stockholders certain to as Business lot In Santa Monica, 75x150, |'" '>'» office ot the City Engineer. CLEAN, sunny he use, 3 beds, ga­ INSPECTION INVITED Value $6500. clear. Will trade for | Attention is culled to ths fact that outstanding featurea. snap up most of the Issue, the pros­ rage, reasonable. 933 Fifth St. 1337 Srd st. Room 305-6. Ph. 21443 F. J. HO USER. ;14 l'JTH ST., FROM 1 TO 5 borne in Riverside. the description of location contained The oil. awaited news on the new pective nominal offering ceased to NEW. modern 3-roooorm bouse, partllyy O'CLOCK. THE FINEST VIEW, be of much importance a. a market AND A REAL BARGAIN IN A 2- NEAR CLOVER FlfLLxT Income lot 60x150, Improved with 2 In thl. notice I. general only and Standard Oil debenture laauoa that furnished. Also garagragee . 14.9 23rd St. BEDROOM HOME, NORTH I IF 60x160—$1000 cash. new 4-room bungalows, all clear. reference is hereby rnndn to said waa to be published today, but factor. ~ToT__RN~~4 rocm house, ~~3bT~~t~~rr~~ Political Book Is MONTANA, WITH VER V EASY 50x120—8850 cash. Will trade for vacant lot. plan and profile No. .S-154 for a garage. Rear 1730 Sawtelle blvd. TERMS. 120x160—$2000. Terms. 2-story home, near Pico, on cornet more particular description thereof. Sought by Readers FURN. duplex, 8 rooms and bath, ga­ r 120x150—Water, gas, electricity, rage. Adulta. $30. 1345 18th at KO 'R ROOM. HOUSE, IDEALLY LO­ lot, good place for chickens, fine The work of constructing the CATED, ON 944 11TH ST. LOT IS lawn and shrubs, also fruit trees. Mortgage Guarantee Co* PULLT furn., 3 rooms, bath: adult.; 50x150. PRICE $.8.".(j. $.00 DOWN, '° WE'KNOW PICO Will take lot as down payment. No above mentioned sanitary sewer Unprecedented demand at the attractive grounds. 1242 10th st. main ahall consist generally of fur­ BALANCE TO SUIT. A. H. OROSSCUP cash required. Santa Monica public library for a 62* So. Spring Sts, Lot Angeles THRBB room., bath and parking Phone 22553. 28th and Pico. 28th nishing all labor and material nec­ West Shore Investment Co. book of primarily political char­ First lien loans on residences, court., fiats, apartments and space. 1838 V_ Euclid ave., $20 mo. and Ocean Park blvd. See Mr. Wade or essary to complete the same accord- First National Bank Bldg., Venice. ing to .aid Plan and Profile No. I acter la being recorded in the rej $20—TWO rooms, new, up to date. Phone 63208. business properties, jot short or long periods. 501 Bay st. Phon. 32169. Mr. LaPlant H-154 hereinabove referred to and aTT-uEfTtra Txa*_s • wmotsrr ACTIOH FOR SALE—At bargain price, easy LOOK! quest, that contlnu. to pile up for NICELT furn. rear cottage; very reas. terms, a wonderful 7 room stucco, ONLY 2195. .fin cash and $10 per N. S. GANDY INV. CO. Specifications No. 18 (Street Scries), Inquire 1844-A llth st. Samuel Hopkins Adams' "Revelry," tile roof home, at 228 15th st.; near mo., buys lot 50x119; road, water, j 230 Broadway. phone 21660 it tl opted by th. City Council of the 1533 11TH ST.—Furn. cottage for Oeorgina. Beautiful shrubbery and vifw, deed and guaranteed title; j a Bonl and Livertght publication, sprinkler system, front and rear. A three mites from ocean; watch the City of Santa Monica on the 18th.-., _,,., >— , rent. 5 rooms. Oarage. real home at the right price. See mountains for Investment. Roberts] day of November. 1921, which said MlB* Km? Mo8He' . librarian______, re_- POUR rooms, bath, garage, ocean owner, Rm. 3, Security Bldg., Santa 3101 Fourth St., Ocean Park. Phone specification, are on file with the po£,t,d t0<"a"'' Monica. Phone 23363. 62018. 5-Room House view, 613 Pier ave. Ph. 6—280. In Echo Park Section Commissioner of Finance, Ex-ofil- I T,ie Ht''r"'' whlch '" re&nV con' Announcement TO FOR RENT—STORES AND rio City Clerk of the City of Banta temporary political history having Ideal Court Site to do wHh tf BUSINESS SITES Within 1 blk. of S. M. blvd 2S2 ft. Los Angeles Monica. Bald work to consist gen- >e Harding admlnl.- frontage; 6 room house on property: 3 DAY LOT SPECI/XL of Our Cash and Carry Plant FOR RENT—Valuable .pace, 10x30 or I erally of excavating, furnishing and tration of 1920-1923, fits every sig- 86800. Any reasonable terms. Call valued at $8000 to trade for a 3- laylng of pipe and appurtenances, niflcant political character of the 40x60, on Lincoln blvd., suitable for Scully Realty, 1622 Stoner ave., GILLETTE'S SQUARE bedroom I'btise n.it to exceed $10,000, to the Public of the Bay District auto accessories, top -hop, tire shop, Sawtelle. Pbone 32666 . 18th st., between Marguerite and Car­ north of Montana. constructing manholes and appur- period, very thinly disguised. Into furniture spraying or auto sale, room ; I lyle, 33850. This Is under the market. tenancea, back-filling and waU-r itsi-lf. The entire "Ohio gang" that also space, 30x50, for repair shop j WIL8HIRB REALTY CO, rent reasonable. A. ANDERSON New. and Nifty 1915 Wilshire. Phone 22299 KOCH REaALTORS settling of trenched and replacing went to Washington with Harding Suits Cleaned and Pressed 65c 1448 Lincoln blvd. 3 bedroom Spanish home. Well worth 1362 3rd st. Phone 21129 portion, of pavement specified on Is on display in the volume. In tbe money. Let us show you thia INCO-tE LOT—Adjacent to Univer- house, loc-ted 821 19th st. said Plan and Profile No. S-154. addition to the president himself, Suits Pressed 35c sity site, where recent activity has ro REAL ESTATE WIT.SiHRB' REALTY CO. been stimulating values rapidly. Can EXCHANGE—HEAL VALT71. liK- There will be approximately the 'h*" '»» •"'-»« Btnltb, Laugherty". 1915 Wilshire. Phone 22299 make easy terms. Unuaual oppor­ QUIRED—In a Santa Monica home, following amount of material to be handy man, and a suicide on the Dresses Cleaned and Pressed 85c up 7. FOR SALE- Housee POR SALB—434 25th St., English tunity for profit. Phone Santa f>>r this modern 5 room stucco bun­ furni.hed: 4.H44 lineal feet of 30 eve of the disclosure, of tbe Monica .4620. galow. Just completed; h. w. floors home, 7 rooms, 2 baths, 231 23rd «t., Inch double strength vitrified pipe, I Brookhart - Wheeler investigating Take advantage of these prices, as we are turning Spanish home. 7 rooms, 2 batha throughout, barrel celling, hand- ONLY $200 DOWN FOR SALE—50 ft. on Pico blvd., painted walls, radio connection, tile 168—30 Inrh by C inch Y. and 11 committee; there is Forbes and th. I These are well worth lookinar at For n?ar Bur ly drive. Sacrifice U> save sink and bath, breakfast room with our plant over to the public of the Bay District. Partially furn. 5 rm. mod. .home on particulars see Pollanabee Realty tk manholes with ring, and cover*. j results of the Veteran.'.Bureau dla- Marco place, just off Lincoln blvd. foreclosure. lt. S. Harrington, .-piece sec: many built-in features, Investment Co., 26th and Georgina. Finch-Smit_ Bldg., Sawtelle. Ph. Karage, cement driveway, close to All of the above statement of lo-1 closure., and the oil-colored regime Price 34500. Better hurry! SHAW Phone 258.17. REALTY CO. Phones 64294—64509. 31493. schools, churches, etc., near Venice cation and quantities are general of the period in relict, high; half blk. oft Wash. Total FOR SALE—Lot on Lincoln blvd., only and reference Is hereby made I —' I HALT ! Who Goes There) between Oeorgina and Carlyle. Priced price $6500. T. A. and W. A. SACRIFICE I Homeseeker? O well, owner at 2309 Moody. 135 S. M. blvd. Phone 24410. to aald Plan and Profile and apeel- Tbe Amazon river drains a basin Beautiful 2-_tory Moorish borne, 7 below m_rk:-t for immediate sale. Pearl st., O. P.-, ha.s two new houses Owner. Box 232, S. M. Outlook. fjcalions hereinabove mentioned for of more than 2,^00,000 square miles, rooms, in the Palisades, at less titan [ to iea____: or sell. WILL acc~],t good lot as first pay- cost. Open for inspect ion. 521 12 th. LA RC'E lot for sale in Topanga payment 'in new dcuhl'i bungalow, 5 a more particular description tliere- on each garment. We are not conducting a cleaning POUR room bungalow and enrage on canyon. F.-rn wood j> \

MIPS Hose ISllerbe of 1083 Euclid Crab Meat.... V2-*. can 35c avenue, Santa Monica, author Of I BOYS' S.k.lin Brand. Extra Special! tha recent novel, "Rope, of Band," la on. of tha women moat ent.hu- • This is a real special in Pure slant le in arousing lnteraat ln the Crab Meat Mb. can 65c Fruit Jams—nothing but pure Southern California Women's Pros. ' DEPT. S.kalin Brand. Buy crab for Thanksgiving. club competition among writers of fruit and sugar. playa. A merit cup haa bean offered tor the winner whose one-act play la Heinz Mince Meat 25c 5 lbs. Berry Jam 89c judged the best and it. is prob- . 1-lb. can. Strawberry, Raspberry, Loganberry, Black­ uble that some tint, in tha winter berry. the prize piay will be product! The fact that Hollywood Play Heinz Mince Meat 45c House, tha new theater soon to ~- 2* lb. ean. 3 lbs. Berry Jam 64c opened, will from time to time pre­ sent original playa has stimu­ lated effort among Southern Cali­ 5 lbs. Fruit Jam 64c fornia dramatists. Monarch Bulk Mince Meat Peach, Apricot, Plum, Flfl. While th. press club', attention thla year la focused on th. abort lib 30c 2 lbs 55c 3 lbs. Fnrit Jam 45c play it Is probable that its next Flna.t mine, meat made. venture will be in the field of th. Th.se jams an a wonderful buy, and the full-sized drama. Inasmuch aa Iao. b.st you ean get in . crock. Angeles and Hollywood are now producing centers for the spoken Cranberry Sauce 23c a. well a. the silent drama, there No. 2 can. Is great incentive for local play­ Brandy and Rum Extract .35c wrights. >• For Fruit Cake, Mince Meat, Pudding. Hollywood Play House will en­ Cranberry Sauce 44k tertain the pre., woman some time this month, when the plans of the T.a Garden. 15-oz. jar. latest of the new theater, will b. outlined to membera. Calif. Sugar.... 10 lbs. 61c Boys' all wool 4-piece Heinz Plum and Fig Pudding NOTICI OF FORECLOSURE Fall Suits. Sizes 6 to 10. Caah and carry. SALE. Sheriff. Sale, Ho, 177,616. Order lib 42c 2 lbs 85c of Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and Bala. Clyde. M. Hutting, doing business a. Nutting Plumbing Company, $ Monarch Plum Pudding Calif. Sugar 10 lbs. 65c plaintiff, v.. Mary Ellen McCorob, 75 F. A. Moore, et al, defendants. Delivered with other goods. lib.....35c 2 lbs 65c Under and by virtue of an order of aale and decree of foreclosure and sale, Issued out of the Superior 8 All Canned Milk Court of the County of Los Angelea, of tha State of California, on tha Large....10c Small....5c Rome Beauty Apples 28th day of October, A. D. 1.38, is the above entitled notion, wherein of 1200 Men's Fine Clyde M. Nutting, doing business aa Nutting Plumbing Company, the M 71bs. 25c above named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and decree ot foreclosure Extra Special! and sale against Mary Ellen Mo- Comb, F, A. Moore, et al, defen­ dants, on tho Tth day of September, Bishop's Petite Crackers. ,45c A. D. 1888, for tbe sum of Five Refill carton. Hundred Saventy-nine and 80-100 Saturday Only ($679.80) Dollars, Gold Coin of the | United Statea, which aald decree waa, on the 10th day of September, Swift's Premium Bacon A. D. 1926, recorded In Judgment Grogan's Extra Lge. Olives 15c Book 829 of aald Court, at page 66, 7-ounce can. Regular 25c. SHIRTS 1-lb. carton 61c; V2 lb. 31c I am commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece or parcel ot land situate, lying and being in the County of Loa Angelea, State ot Chase and Sanborn Coffee Fancy Eastern Pumpkin California, and bounded and de­ scribed as follows: Boys' Suedene Sport* lib....52c 2 lbs....$1.00 No. 2 cans 2 for 25c Lot two (2) Block 29, Brentwood Tract, as par Map ln Book 9, Pages Club Lumberjacks; like Worth 10-11, in the office of the County leather; tan and gray) Recorder of Lo. Angelea, California. Monarch Asparagus Tips Old-Fashioned Chocolate Publlo Notice Is Hereby Olven sizes 10 to 16a That, on Monday, the 29th day of $2.50, $3.00 3 cans $1.00 November, A. ]>. 19.11, at 13 o'clock Drops per lb. 20c M. of that day ln front of the Court Full cream centers. House door ot the County of Los $3.50 each EACH Angeles, Broadway entrance, I Farm House Peaches .... 25c will, ln obedience to .aid order of $ sale and decree of foreclosure and 50 Par dozen $2.75. ' Large cans, extra quality; sale, aell the above described prop­ Sliced or Melba halves. Royal Fruit Gelatin. 2 for 25c Pur. fruit flavors. erty, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy aald judg­ ment, with interest, and costs, 3 etc., to the highest and best bid­ Fancy Eastern Corn, 2 for 25c der, for cash, Gold Coin ot the A special purchase from Phillips-Jones Co., makers of Van Beechnut Spaghetti, 2 for 25c United States. Huesen Collars. These makers take pride in their products. No. 2 cans. Dated thia Eth day of November, Mesa String Beans 10c 1928. These Shirts are all full cut, strictly tailored to fit, perfect qual­ No. 1 can. Wm. t. Traeger, Sheriff of Lo. Angela. County. ity, workmanship of the very best. Mystic Mits ) By W. D. Oilman, Chore Balls . I Deputy Sheriff. Guaranteed fast color and satisfactory in every way. We will Mesa Tomatoes .... 3 for 25c Messrs. Sherman & Sherman, No. 1 can. Chore Rings . \ 3 for 25c Plaintiff's Atorneya. replace any Shirt not proving up to this guarantee. All Shirts have the new attached long pointed collars, button- Na kitchen complete without them. NOTICE Boys' white and striped Eastern Hominy .... 2 for 25c Notice la hereby given that on the 27th day of November, 1826, at Shirts} sizes 12% to through cuff. Large can. . tha hour of 9 o'clock, a, hi., of aald 14V-. day, at 1887 H Third atreet, Santa Materials are genuine English broadcloths, in pure white self Mohtau, tha underaigned, doing busi­ Banquet Tomatoes. .2 for 25c Free! Free! Free! ness under the firm name and atyle figures; also in colors with printed figures and stripes. Large can. of National Oarage, will sell at pub­ Heavy quality Repp cloths with cluster stripes on white Peet's Granulated Soap llo auction to the htgheat bidder, tor cash, the following described prop­ $ grounds, and high colorings in corded madras cloths. erty, to-wit: 00 Powder 2 pkgs. 73c 1 1933 Chevrolet Touring Car, Mo­ Sizes 13Va to 17V_. inch necks. Choice Saturday morning at Feur bars Ben Hur Soap FREE. tor No. G-89698; 1936' California Muffets. 16c State License No. A-74-624. l $1.65 each. Values are $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 each. Have you triad them? 1 1918 Oldsmobile Roadster, Motor No. 8178; Model 37; 1926 California Covered Wagon Maple Syrup State License No. A-21-724. Have you seen our Monarch 1 1919 Ford Roadater, Motor No. Large.. $1.10 Medium.. 55c 6392406; 1926 California State Li­ From the Same Makers- Pickle Department? We show cense No. F-8-541. you the best there is. Small.. 28c 1 1917 Liberty Touring, Motor No. 7-K--2817; no license plates. 1 1921 Overland Roadater, Motor No. 100-975: no ltcenaa plates. 1 1919 Studebaker Big Six Touring Just 400 Men's Domet Car, Motor Ho. defaced; California Stat. License, Dealera-lB-983. The _um ot $35.70 on Studebaker, License No. Dealers-l-B-932; $35.70 on Liberty Touring, Engine No. 7- Flannel Night Shirts K2.817; 338.00 On Chevrolet Touring, OF License No. A-74-634, Motor No. 0-89693; $19.60 on Ford Roadater, License No. F-8-541, Motor He. Just 400 of the heavy quality Domet Flannels in fancy stripes and 4893408: $35.50 on Overland Road­ ster, Motor No. 100-876; $7.50 on checks. Cut full and long and well made; some with attached collars Oldsmobile Roadster, License No. .A-21-74.; with costs of aald sale, with V necks and military style with and without frogs. Iamounting to the aum ot 160.00, said LEE E YOUNG I lien being for services, labor and These are called "factory checked"; they have slight storage furnished in repairing aald STORE NO. 1 STORE NO. 3 automobiles; .aid 31M.40 becoming due and payable mora than twenty imperfections or oil spots—that's the reason for the 5th SL and S. M. Blvd. . Phona 23228 2905 Main St Phone 61184 (20) days prior to data ot thia Santa Monica Ocean Parte notice. low price. Values $1.50 and $2.00; each 95c NATIONAL GARAGE. SANTA MONICA BAY'S LEADING GROCER (Signed) B. FREEMAN. R. MILLER. mikm!