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JL. FORECAST TEMPE RATI' RES ftt and mud tonight sad Bond.,; cloudy on coast tonight; f.nUe. wwUrlr Bl BANTA MONICA wind.. Hi.h tt tow M OCEAN TIDES TOMOB-OW W OTH-R CITIES Boston 88 Lc linkl II Hl«h I Low Chicago . * 44'N.w Oriwin W 1:*° ***•*—' Ml l.a*a|—:» ».m.; 11:41 p.m. Denver 40 New Tork . S3 Des Molnea . 40'Plttsburan tt SUNEISES I SUN UTS EVE LOOK Kansas City 13 Salt Lake City . 33 1:16 o'clock | 6:21 o'clock I Devoted to Developing the Great Bay District Established October 13* 1875 VOLUME LV NUMBER 109 SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1930 PRICE TWO CENTS VENICE POLICE KILL BANDIT SUSPECT IN FIGHT Claim Operation Seek Warrants Seek Blonde Secretary to Broker Involved in 'Pete' Study Petition On Wrong Child Second Man to For Hundred in Crash as Holding Key to Mystery of Bursian Death In Damage Suit For 00 Drilling Parents Name Hospital Face Attempted for Unnecessary Uie Julian Inquiry In Large Sector of Knife Murder Charges OAKLAND. Calif., April 19. UPS— Fitts Off on Secret Air It seems that Billy Meredith, eight Planner* DIM to Take Up months old, got an operation that Shooting Affray Ends hi Trip With Destination Document Officially at wasn't coming to him. Complete Victory j. Unannounced Billy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Monday Meeting R. Meredith, yesterday filed suit for Officers LOS ANGELES, April 19. against the Humboldt hospital of (CMS)—In a wholesale round A petition, purporting to Albany, Calif., and two nurses and VENICE. April 19. — One up of aU those who partici represent 2000 Ocean Park a physician, asking liooo on «£| bandit suspect died early to* pated ln the orgy of graft, property owners and asking ground that they operated on bribes and high finance which the city commissioners to wrong baby. The only good it did day of gunshot wounds and allegedly linked Spring street pro zone a large section of land Billly, then four days old, the par another was takep Into cus motions and state offices, providing there tar oil drilling purposes, was ents assert, to that maybe it gave tody several hours later as aa him something to talk about In the aftermath of a desperate gun battle the ground ta which the Julian before the Santa Monica planning distant future. Pete, debacle was rooted, a blanket ocmmission today and to scheduled fought between two Venice police Indictment naming ts hundred per to bi considered by that body at officers and the suspected pair toil sons wfll be sought from the county its meeting Monday afternoon, ac night. grand Jury next week, It was reliably Tbe dead man to Raymond Mid- reported today. cording to the secretary, Harry W. Strangman. Expect Traffic dux. 2001 Orange avenue. Long fifteen Signers Beach. Bl died at the Santa Monica Flies North The petition is signed by Anthony hospital at 12:05 a m., today, ap This startling development came Jurich of 2511 Fourth street; J. B. proximately four hours after he wai with the report from reliable sources, O'Neil et 3121 Third street; O. W. wounded. The other suspect, Chaa, that Buron Pitts, district attorney, Victim to Live E. Row of tbe same addresi, Is be Valiant of 2115 Third street, aat and Robt. P. Stewart, Ida chief aide, thirteen others. The territory which ing held by the prim oa a charge had departed late yesterday by air tba petitioners have asked to haw of assault to commit murder. plane for a secret destination, fol Release Driver Held ia Reports Quailime lowing up one of the major leads in eoned for oil drilling to bounded as tba Julian Petroleum Investigation. follows: Fatal Crash; Inquest The gun fight bad III beginning On the southeast by the south at tha corner of Washington and In another airplane a deputy dis easterly city limit; on tha west by Set for Monday Venice boulevards shortly before I trict attorney was reported to have tho Inglewood division of tbe Pacific o'clock la the evening; when Offi . lift Los Angeles at midnight last Electric right-of-way; on tbe north Mrs. Evely Carroll, 42. of 131 cers A. 8. Reeves and & Bt Holler night tar San Francisco to follow west and northeast by the Southern South Palm avenue, Beverly Hilto, win informed by a gas station at another "hot tip" in the Inquiry Paclfle 100-foot right-of-way, com who was injured early yesterday tendant that tea suspicious men into another ot the stock promotions monly aUaQWa as the Airline, aad morning when tbe sedan she was operating la a Ford roadster, hid which has come before the prose on the northeast and ant by the driving collided with a Pacific Just passed the station. The officers cutor's office. northeasterly and easterly city limit. Electric train here, was still ta a immediately started In pursuit et **h It* Warrants Seeks Exception serious condition today but waa ex the roadster. Mich was headed di The blanket Indictment of one The petition requests tbe city pected to recover, according to re rectly towards tbe new Venice po hundred persons, it was reported, commissioners and members of the ports from Bt. Catherine's hospital, lice station. When opposite the tall, Will be the result of a new interpre planning commission to make excep- where she to being treated. one of tbe policemen in the par- tation of the law. which legal au Mrs. Carroll waa said to ban suing machine called to the sus thorities have declared will make it (Continued on Page 3, Col. 3) •offered concussion of the brain pects to halt. possible to name all of the suspected and Internal Injuries. participant! on charges ot conspir The speed of the roadster In Reported Better creased. Officer Holley leveled bis acy to violate the corporate securi The injured woman's ion, Lee ties act. Tin new indictment, if M calibre Colt at a rear toe ef tba Carroll, II. and another youth, machine and find. The passenger voted by the grand Jury, it was de Huge Arson Ring Richard Boyden, 15, of 303 North clared, probably will take precedence to the suspects' machine turned ant Beverly drive, Beverly Hills, who fired a shot St the pursuing officers. ever tba previous tne bill on the wen ln the sedan, alio van re same charges which named ten de District attorney's investigators are still at work on tbe theory that Robert Bursian, special Julian case Investigator, was murdered, and The chase continued. Holley grabbed today they seek a third woman in his life, one wbo is said to have kno wn much of a certain angle of the can. Traces of poison were found ported to be recovering from their a shotgun from tha rear aatt aad fendants. la a glass In the wrecked car af Bursian (Mt Inset with bride), wbo W as kiUed as the automobile plunged off the road near Pacific Palisades hurts. Young Carroll was said to Heading aB the rest in tba saw Angle in Murder peppered the rear of tin roadster, Just a few hours before bl was to have appeared before the grand Jury. J. H. Roth (upper right) and C. C. Julian (right) founder of the com have had several fractured ribs. indictment, tt voted, lt Wis learned, which turned up a Bdl street and pany, who gave testimony ln Los Angeles leading to the indictment of Jack Friedlander, former state corporation commissioner, and others Martin Conway, 13007 Ayres ave attempted to circle back to the spot will be the name of a promoter fa In the revived probe. -**»• nue, West Loe Angeles, who was mous In Loe Angelea stock-selling Oesterreich Cass) Probe when the suspects were first seen. Injured ta toe accident here yes Vehicle Slope history and not named in the pre May Result in L. A. terday morning in which Sidney L. vious indictment. New Lead Comet From Witnesses at Inquest Ross. 38, Sf Lexington avenue, Suddenly the smaller car stopped Others Named Mail's Indictment Hollywood, was fatally hurt, was ta front ef 709 Bocaccio street. Both In the previous bill charging con Held Yesterday; Tells of Going removed to hto home today from Holley and Reevea jumped from spiracy to violate the corporate se Father of Noted With Investigator to House Williamson Bill LOS ANGELES. April IS (CNS)— Banta Monica hospital, where be their ear and as the bandit suspects curities act were named 8. O. Lewis, Hints of a "million dollar" arson wot treated, according to reports. sought to escape, they win nut E. H. Rosenberg; Jacob Berman, ring, nation-wide in its operations. Mm* Gibson with a hail of toad. Maddux dropped Motley H. Flint, R. M. Reese, Chae, LOS ANGELES, AprU 1ft (CNS)—The pretty blonde secretary of a wen seen today as a new test Spring street broker was sought today as the third woman In the life of to tbe ground, a bullet bad itxuok Reese, I. L. Rouse, Henry D. McKay, Film Chief Dies strange development ta tbe already A. E. Olbson, 31-year-old clerk, tbe side of hto bead aad thru Alvin H. Prank and Adolph Ramish. Robert Bursian, district attorney's undercover man, and also as tbe solver Given Approval weird Oesterreich murder case, with of 1307 Tenth street. Santa Monica, et toe death riddle bequeathed authorities when Burstan's broken body othen had penetrated hto chest. the possibility tbat a local man wbo WSS arrested by local police The man wbo waa later identified was found In his wrecked car off Beverly boulevard, near Pacific Palisades. might be indicted for complicity ln aa tbe alleged driver of the machine Mrs. McFarland Jacob Mayer, for 7 Years Two women to Bursian's life al* Committee Makes Report •a Rose managed to make hto get. destroying the 1100,000 Oesterreich which collided with that driven by away by touting between two homes. Resident of City, ready have been accounted for. One on Dry Enforcement garment factory to Milwaukee ln Ross, we* released yesterday to ap To Fly to Denver is his wife of six months, tba other 1937. pear at the coroner's inquest in con Three other officers arrived upon Passes Away his asserted sweetheart, petit! Ad- Transfer Plan nection with the death, according the scene Just as tbe last shots wen VENICE, April 19. — Mrs. Dave Startling Information concerning fired, but wen unable to find any riene Murray, cafe hostess, to whose the fire and the operation! of the to authorities. McFarland, known to many of bar Funeral arrangements were being company be was until shortly be Judge Parker to WASHINGTON. AprU 19. UP) — trace of the second man. The of. friend! as Louella Shirley, daughter asserted "fin bug" band wan re The Inquest will take place at 9 30 fleers were Detective Lieut. Graver made today for Jacob Mayer, fore hto death. Tbe Williamson bill transferring ported ta the hands of the district o'clock Monday morning ta the of Mr. end Mrs. Louis Bamberger, pioneer Nova Scotian shipbuilder Tne existence of the third woman prohibition enforcement from the 925 Harding avenue, Venice, to to attorney's office, following a confer Wilshire Puneral Home, police re (Continued on Page t. Col. 3) and father of Louis B. Mayer, San ww disclosed to Miss Murray's tes treasury to tbe Juitln department ence" participated ta by Daniel ported. leave tomorrow morning from tha timony before a coroner's Jury ia Answer Protests was approved today by the senate ta Monica film magnate, following Beecher. deputy district attorney; Orand Oentral air terminal at Sawtelle yesterday, which was so Judiciary sub-committee with minor his death at the Olendali sanito- Capt. Earl M. Haguewood. et the Missing Venetian Glendale, for Denver, Colorado. She baffled by tbe mysterious circum amendment!. Los Angeles tin department; Philip Final Rites for wfll travel by the way of tbe Mad rium from bronchial pneumonia. stances of Bursian's death tbat B Hoover Nominee to Come The subcommittee win report tbe A. Corcoran, special agent of the Returns Last Night dux ab* lines. Mr. Mayer has suffered from va failed to name tbe cause to Its ver Before Senate Body measure to the Judiciary committee National Board of Fin Under Mrs. Barner Held Mrs. McFarland is making the rious minor illness for the past six dict. Monday and aa early report of tt to writers, and Otto Sanhuber, "attic Floyd L. Flynn of 11103 Venice trip in order to take a position with month!, aad was convalescing from Knew of Work to Make Reply the senate is in prospect. ghost." who to under indictment VENICE, April 19 — Funeral boulevard, who disappeared from the Denver But as a feature writer. an attack when tbe pneumonia com 8he knew, said Miss Murray, that After hearing the protests of in with the widow, Mrs. Walburga Oes services for Mra. Cathrina Barner his home on the evening of Wednes She to well known In Venice as an plication developed. XI was 83 Bursian had been working secretly WASHINGTON. April 18 UP).— dustrial leaders against the pro terreich, for the allying of Fred who passed away at tor home, 3734 day. April 18, returned last night author of note, having written years of age. for the district attorney's office and Judge John J. Parker of North vision in the bouse bill giving the Oesterreich. Washington boulevard. Ocean Park, and was taken to Long Beach thto many moving picture studio fea Fourteen years ago tba elder bid been assigned to become Carolina, today informed Senator attorney general veto power over Win held yesterday aft tbe chapel morning; where ha expected to vtott tures and having at one time been Overman, Democrat ot North Caro Estate to Widow Mayer retired and came to South friendly with tbe blonde secretary industrial alcohol permit!, toe sub The slaying occurred August 32. of Klrkelle, Bernard aad Peek. his wife, according to information a member of the Myrna Loy pub ern California from New Brunswick. of a broker who bad handled large lina, be would be glad to go before committee made no change. Burial waa at the Rosedale ceme received today by police. licity staff. tbe Senate Judiciary committee to 1922, the widow receiving a, large tery. N. 6., when ba had been engaged blocks of Julian stock before the oil Under the house bill administra part of the estate. Including the On Wednesday the man left sev company's crash. answer protests against his nom in shipbuilding for many years. He ination as an associate Justice of the tion of toe industrial alcohol per Milwaukee garment factory, from Mrs. Barner is survived by Ser eral notes indicating that he meant established a home at Santa Moni She had even accompanied him Supreme Court. mits would be continued in the which Oesterreich gained his wealth. geant Louis O. Barner of the Ven- 1 to take hto own Iifel following a House Entered by ca and spent his remaining years several times to Un secretary's treasury department. It waa understood tbat the factory ice police division; Mrs. A. H. Miller j quarrel this week with hto wife. Tba ben. home, although toe bid never gone Senator Overman, at tba request Thief, Purse Taken of the Republican leader!, haa aaid SBl controversy over attorney failed to pay ai well as previously, Of Ocean Park. Mrs. Obera M. Jen- wtfe went Wjth a 5-year-old daugh- In addition to tbe film magnate. In with him, but always waited out- general's veto power is believed following Oesterreich s death, aad ktns of Ocean Park, Mrs. Clyde V. ter, jforma, to Long Beach. On Tin side to a car. he would ask tbe judiciary com VENICE, April 19. — while tba he is survived by two sons, Jerry and mittee to invite Judge Parker hen. to be the only issue involved to tbe in September, 1927, the plant was Hover of Tujunga. Mn. Wlllum following day a coat which Flynn victim was in the front of the Rudolph, and a daughter, Mrs. Ida Contrasting Angle The committee will meet Monday legislation. Senate leaden are pre razed by fin. Miller of Evansville. Ind., James O. mm borrowed from his wife, wai , house, a burglar yesterday evening Cummings. In contrast with this angle of the and it is likely the nominee will be pared to rush it to an early vote. Sanhuber on Monday will be sub Barner of Superior, Aria., and WU- tound on the end of tbe Hyperion entered the home of Mrs. B. Sholtz, investigation was Miss Murray's asked to appear at the meeting a It was urged by tha Hoover law mitted to examination before toe 11am Barner of East St. Louis, HI. j p.er m± gl Segundo by Deteettoe M Ozone avenue, by removing a testimony that Bursian had been in week later. enforcement commission. alienists, appointed by Superior TWO squads of officers, comprts-j Lieutenant Atchley of tbe Venice screen ta a rear bedroom window. New Flag Flying a despondent mood for weeks, had Judge Walton J. Wood, before whom ing sixteen uniformed mm from the police division. The intruder obtained a purse On S. M, City Hall carried a solution of cyanide with VENICE RESIDENT DIES the man was arraigned on the mur Venice police department, stood at It was not learned where Flynn containing $27 In cash. According him and apparently taken some, VENICE. April IS. — Following a Armory Attacked by der Indictment. attention aa an honor escort et the had been staying since hto supposed to tbe police, tbe purse was later mixed tnth chloral, on their last short illness, Richard B. Hobdon. Maintains Silence service. ' drowning. A new American flag to flying night together. India Nationalists found under tba Ocean Park pier. over tba city hall. Sa died Wednesday at hto home, Sanhuber has confessed Bring In Tbe money was missing. Also opposed to the foul play 30 Park avenue, Venice. Re ll sur CALCUTTA. BENGAL, India, secret chambers of several Oester Tbe tattered banner, which flut hypothesis was tbe theory outlined vived by his wife, Annie C. Hobdon. tered for mon than a year over the April 1ft UP)—A group Of IM Indian reich abodes, both to Milwaukee and PATOC HORRIFIED for the Jury by captain James Bean Kirkilie, Bernard and Peek will send National—ta today attacked the po ban, for nearly seventeen years be city hall, was replaced today by of the police homicide squad, point tbe body to Friars' Point, Miss., to Latest News Briefs NEW TORK, AprU tt UP).—Mon Mayor Herman Michel with tbe new lice armory at Chlttagong, across cause he "wanted to be near Dolly," sieur Jean Patou fears tbat Amer ing to an accidental death. night tor burial. Hobdon had lived tbe Mieghna estuary east of here, and larger flag presented to toe la Venice for several years and was hto name for Mrs. Oesterreich. ican women are headed toward nose and killed six of tbe defenders. IBs Mrs. Oesterreich. under indict SIMPSON WINS CENTURY DASH Of TR1-STATE MEET rings or something such. Leaving city some time ago by Betty Kinney, a retired business man dead included a urge—it major. PITTSBURGH, April 19. (AP) — George Simpson, Ohio former city employe and new a Summer Here, Pint j ment with Sanhuber, has main tar la belle France, tbe fashion ex State's 100-yard dash champion, won decisively in the event pert told how be bid been horrified public stenographer In the Central Bat* Suit Stolen tained a consistent silence since tbe to behold over the vivid whiteness Tomes building. renewal ef tbe murder probe, al and set a new tri-state district record of 9 3-8 seconds in of table linen, brightly painted fla* Tbe new flag to S by IS feet ia VENICE, April 19— Venice police though bar attorneys have an the Ohio State-Pitt track and field meet here today. fer nails, red. green ind other site, considerably larger than tbe authorities were today faced with Why Taxes Are High nounced she has nothing to fear and shades. eaa tt replaced. their first bathing mtt theft investi wfll refute charges against her by UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA FOOTBALL STAR HELD gation of the season aa a result of BAN FRANCISCO, April 19. (AP)—Ralston W. (Busty) the disappearance yesterday of two testimony at bar trial, she _-<* •uttl from a clothes Una at Sift In Los Angeles County Sanhuber an held to tbe county Gill, University ef California football star. Jailed today when Rialto boulevard. Tba theft waa re Jail without ball. police arrested htm on charges of disturbing the peace, re Today's Baseball Scores ported by M. J. Murchlson of tost ART. XVI—EXPENDITURE OF COUNTY BONDS sisting aa officer and drunkenness after a disturbance 1a a address. Reason far Bond Iaraes Fine Woman $5 for Latin quarter cafe, furnished ball later. Dc_er_ ef bathing suits an taken The most approved method of financing permanent pub- NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE to toll mt~~—* during tbe summer Kicking Glass Out NEW TORK, April ML CSV-A sto PHILADELPHIA, April ]ft season ind a number of arrests are lie Improvements and projects has been to issue long term TWO MEN KILLED EN RHODE ISLAND PRISON RIOT gie by Roettger to tba ninth toning The Philadelphia Athletics defeated always made, according to Detective bonds, to spread the cost of these Improvements over a period An asserted kick-feat, during PROVIDENCE, IL I., April 19 (AP)—Two pri-oners were drove la two runs and gave tbe Washington today. 9 to ft Al Sim Captain V, T. Hawtrey. killed and two others and a guard were wounded during a New Tork Giants a 3 to 3 victory mons bad four hits, two of them
__*_, ___ I "¥p-$ m PAGE TWO EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, APlfflTia, 1930 Six Wounded as Re-Elected Talkies Bette: 'Montana Moon* Film Is Seen at At the Bay District Theaters , Factions Battle Love Techniqiie The Fox Dome A more mature Joan Crawford wai seen but night at toe Pox United Mine Workers Use Dome theater in "Montana Moon," Passionate Scenes Not Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's musical Famous Drama Varied Attractions at Bay Theaters Brenon Chooses Blackjacks, Clubs, Fists. Objects of Derision western romance As an eastern so ciety girl Who marries a cowpuncher Guns ia Argument Any More employed on her father's Montana ranch aad then discovers tbat he Now on Screen Types for Film ROYALTON, HI., April 19. OPs— HOLLYWOOD, April IS (CPA)— does not mix with her own circle, Six men, five miners and a peace Han you noticed bow much mon Miss Crawford gives a performance officer, were wounded, one seriously, beautifully tbe boy friend has been which is superior to anything she 'Family Upstairs' Shown 'Grischa' Picture Is at yesterday in the first shooting af talking lately? He's been to the has ever offered the screen In the fray between rival factions of the movies. It isnt only that aow he way of a sincere and moving por at Fox Rosemary To Criterion; Soldier ia dhited Mine Workers of America can say larff like a Bostonian, but, trayal. since John L. Lewis, international my dear, the Improvement in hto day aad Tomorrow Title Role president, attempted to oust Illi lovemaking. .Nice phrases, what we mean. That's the movies, too. Jesse When a story or play Is given the Herbert Brenon, pioneer film nois state mine officials last Octo Studio Ball Club public la three distinctly different ber, and which resulted ln the set- L. Lasky, vice president ln charge of director, assembled one of the production et toe Paramount stu ways with a marked Improvement strongest casts ever heard on the . ting up of a total organization bead Bats Adelphus Nine shown te each successive stage then ed by Alexander Howat of Kanses. dios, was one of toi first to notice talking screen tar "The Case of the change. •aid story or play must have a Sergeant Grischa." Warrant! for toe arrest Of West Shorty Beringhele's M-G-M Lions genuine something tbat has an ap Frankfort and Zeigler miners, ad- Unfamiliar at First will face a stiff brand of competi Title Bole "The public as a whole was not peal to the public. • herents of Lewis, wen expected to tion tomorrow afternoon when they A few years since Harry Delf, a The title role of the Russian pea to filed by Marion M. Hart, of familiar with the language of love engage toe strong Adelphus ehst sant-soldier so vividly described in before tt WM heard from the audible youthful author, who was of vaude Ber ton. Franklin county state's at team of Los Angeles, at 2:15 o'clock ville, left IBs stage and devoted Arnold Zweig's epic novel, to played torney. screen," said Lasky. "and at first it at Studio field, Overland and Ven by Chester Morris, tbe young dra seemed somewhat strange. There, his time and talent to writing matic star whose rise to fame since Will Also Prosecute again, to an Instance of the danger ice boulevards. vaudeville skits. Hto success ta that The Howat faction, according to The Clubmen's lineup to com bis cinema debut in "Alibi" bai of being too quickly Influenced by line made him ambitions to write been phenomenal. Adolph Oermer of Mount Olive. Bl., superficial public relations." (Tba prised of former college stars and a three act stage play and he did. vice president, win alao prosecute. "again" refers to public resentment toll be remembered by beach tans Mb Involved Plot The character of Babka, the only for the beetle battle they won from woman te the story, to delineated by The clash came when Howat and i over correct English ta toe first Hi called lt "Tbe Family Up Oemer got out of an automobile to Above to John B. Kennedy, talkies, the public putting tt down to the Santa Monica Merchants, Betty Compson, whose association manager of ttl Santa Monica "Ching" Duhm or Lefty Port- stairs." Then was no Involved plot, with Morris ta the picture provide! address a scheduled meeting here.! mere affectation on tbe part of the no lingering romance, no sex, noth a stirring romance against a mili Oermer said be recognized Roy Ed Athletic club, Wbo was re-elected players.) "Love scenes, well directed man will pitch for M-G-M, WttB secretary of tbe Santa Monica and played," be explained, "are ao Walter Portman behind the plate. teg but a few pages from the Book tary background. monson of Zeigler, is the leader of Life ef an American family of ef a group who attacked and beat Rotary club Friday at the an longer the cause for merriment. The German generals who wage nual elections. May Change Technique tbe middle class, consisting of fath a bitter battle over Grischa's fate, him. Maureen Orcutt Off ar, mother sad Bine children, two are portrayed by two of Hollywood'! Climax Attack "Talking pictures will change the girls and a boy, one girl Just 21, best known character artists. Oen. The shooting climaxed toe attack love-making technique of America. Musician Wins in I firmly believe that tbe talking For European Links a boy tf aad a younger girl, 14. von Lychow, the kindly eld field oa Oermer, approximately twenty- It depicted the Inevitable clash commander to played by Alec B. . five shots being find. Officials es screen, reaching, as lt does, every WUl Contest Suit nook and cranny of the country, will NEW YORK, April 19 (AV- between parent! concerning toe up Francis, while the menacing figure timated 500 men wen la the melee bringing of the family, with the Of Gen. Schieffenzahn to enacted with rocks, blackjacks, clubs and bring new words to the language of Maureen Orcutt, metropolitan and LOS ANOELES, April 19 (CNS)— love, Just as lt will to the language mother keen to see the elder daugh by Gustav von Seyffertltg. fists as weapons. Failure Of Mrs. Tilly Kuehnert Of eastern women's golf champion, left ter married and off her hands, the Scene from "She Steps Out," of every-day existence. Tbe youth early today on toe Olympic for Eu Barney Davie, of Zeigler, who was New TSrk to prove that she was the of this land to an impressionable cake eating son encouraged ta bis now showing at Fox Rosemary. removed to tbe Zeigler hospital, legally adopted daughter of Mra youth. It retains what tt sees and' rope. She will play to the British ambition to sidestep work, etc. was abot in the.abdomen, and his Elsie Brlnton today had resulted in hears. The screen to bound to have women'! championship as well as A Little Thought condition to critical. Joseph Satzky, a member of toe a tremendous influence." in team matches In England and Philharmonic orcheitra, being And before the final curtate sa Lasky admit! that the screen has France between Glenna Collett's audience was not alone well enter placed In possession of the greater tained but lift the playhouse with Hold Discussion of part of toe estate of Mrs. Brlnton. a correspondingly tremendous re American squad and picked teams sponsibility. If, therefore, you told something to think over. Under the will of Mrs. Brlnton, from those countries. "The Family Upstairs" had a long Canal Plans Today the musician wai left her home at the boy friend growing familiar witb the language of love, you'll know Miss Orcutt, who waa accompan run-on Broadway because It wai 485 East Forty-seventh street, and ied by her mother, plans to visit clean and it was human and mostly LOS ANOELES. April 19 (CNS)— other real estate. Mrs. Kuehnert, the young man is merely talkie- Plana tar the construction of the conscious. And dont roar for the Ireland after the last team match because tt came al a time when tbe under the will admitted to probate, New Tork stage was surfeited with Ail-American canal, from the Colo police if, Instead of mumbling, "Gee, in France, and sail for home May 27. was given Mra Brinton's money, but kid, Tm cuckoo aboutcha," Bl kisses unclean plays. In due course of rado river to ths Imperial valley, the greater part of tha estate con wen to be discussed today at a con your band—of course, much depends time "The Family Upstairs" waa sisted of tba nil estate valued at on which film he's seen last—and BRENTWOOD bought by William Fox and a silent ference between Dr. El wood Mead, approximately' $30,000. When Judge Two revival picture! ire tbe at screen version was made Of it. United States commisioner of recla murmurs—oh, well, you've been to Archbald held that Mrs. Kuehnert the movies yourself. tractions at tbe Brentwood theater Now as "She Steps Out" It has come mation, and directors et the valley today, widely different but each hsd failed to show legal adoption, (Copyright, 1930, by CPA) to the sound screen, tt will be seen irrigation district. bar attorney asked dismissal of the producing a great interest with the and beard today and tomorrow at Dr. Mead, who to on bis nturn to will contest advance announcement of than* the Pox Rosemary theater. As an Washington after studying water Rotary Club Backs showing. They Ate a Zane Grey all talking Pw Movietone picture tt problems of the San Joaquin and picture of some seasons past, "The has reached the heights of enter Sacramento valleys, declared he waa Ritz-Carlton Plans Industrial CenterWate r Hole," en entirely different tainment not acting in connection with Ony story featuring Jack Holt, tbe Boulder dam power contracts but Get New York O. K, Announcement! that the Santa ideal Zane Ony hero, and Nancy would probably discuss flood control Monica Rotary dub voted to en Carroll, SB unusual type Of Zane TIVOLI matters on the lower end of the LOS ANOELES, April IS (CNS)— dorse toe industrial center project Grey heroine, and ia "Tbe Water From the stage to leading roles in river with toe Imperial valley di Tba Hollywood Ritz-Carlton $5,000,- originated by Mrs. D. G. Stephens, Hole" there are some beautiful talkies te two pictures—that's th* rectors. Technicolor scenes; aad the picture speed record set by John Garrick, 000 hotel project was a step nearer and pleged $100 towards the $3000 Cheater Morris as "Sergt. realization today when Gordon B. fund needed for its successful exe in the midst of which little Jackie young British and Australian foot- Coogan changed from a little big light favorite, who to the ban of Grischa" at Criterion today Kaufman, the architect, returned cution, wai made this afternoon Asks Recount of by Russell Hart, president of the into a little man, "Johnny Get Your "The Sky Hawk," the first all-talk and Sunday. - from New York with the approval Santa Monica Rotary club. Hair Cut." Ibis picture, with ttl ing picture filmed in the air. A few City Council Votes of the company officials placed on "Business men of Santa Monica background of bine racing and weeks after his first appearance on BOX CALIFORNIA the plans he had prepared for the test that the Industrial center will race track life, to still a "wow," and toe American stage, Garrick was Xt to mon difficult to film a de UPLAND, April 19 (CNS)—A re structure. go a long way towards solving the Jackie is another alar who still holds signed by Pox Movietone. He did tective mystery story than to write a high place ta the public's heart. so well that be was presented with one, according to Bartlett Cormack, count of ballots in the Upland city He said that the special California problem of how to dispense char- council election today was asked by ilty," Hart declared to placing on a long-term contract and comes to former newspaperman and success Godfrey Andreas, one of tbe five feature! Incorporated ta the plans sale a large block of tickets for the the Tivoll theater Sunday and ful playwright, who wrote tin screen defeated candidates. had especially pleased the hotel Mly day breakfast planned by Mrs. NEW MAJESTIC Monday. story for S. S. Van Dlne's'famous executives. These include an out "Under a Texas Moon," Warner detective thriller, "The Benson Mur lb an open letter te the council. Stephens. Oil—• Tryon ta "Barnum Wai door dining room, made possible by Brothers' first 100 per cent talking, Right" to showing tonight at the der Case," now at tbe Fox Cali Andreas asked that It order the the climatic conditions. singing, outdoor picture to techni fornia. • recount, bat he was Informed by the Two Connected Withcolor , which comes to the New Ma* Tivoll. dty attorney that it was not within 9 Jestic theater tomorrow, is an the Jurisdiction of tbe councilmen First Cantaloupes 'Movie School Heldadaptatio n of Steward Edward to order a recount. Such an order, White's "Tha Two Oun Man." Andreas was told, must come from a Of 1930 ta L. A. LOS ANOELES, April 19 (CNS)— It recounts the gay adventures of superior court judge. Following their surrender after two another Don Juan, an ingratiating The margin between the lowest of BRAWLEY. April If (CNS)—The months of search, U. M Dailey sad liar, wbo, with two guitar-strum the three councilmen elected and first crates of Imperial valley's can V. M Barnett were held today on ming companion!, makes amorous the highest et the five defeated was taloupes from the 1930 crop today $5000 and $1800 bail, respectively, pilgrimages through the cattle coun only nineteen votes. were shipped to Los Angeles, with for a preliminary hearing on grand try, capturing thieves and barely carload consignments expected to theft charges ta connection with an escaping capture—only to ride start by the end of next week. Fifty alleged "fake" movie school. Jauntily on, hunting new adventure. thousand acres have been planted Municipal Judge Charles D. Bal Jacob Wassermann to cantaloupes and honeydewi toil lard, before whom toe pair sur BIGHTS LAST NIGHT Speakers Subject year, it to reported, with total out rendered, set their hearing for May TAMPA. Fla., April 19. UP)—Man put estimated at 17.000 carloads. 19, and later Municipal Judge Wil uel Quintero, Tampa, outpointed Jacob Wassermann, world-re ton* Curtis ordered their re-trial on Pee Wee Jarrell, Mishawauka, Ind., nowned German contemporary, will petty theft charges set for. May 20. 10. be the subject of an address by Tax Liens Against Professor William Diamond of V. O. Movie Actors Filed •L. A. next Thursday evening in the central library lectun room of the LOS ABOELES, AprU IS (CNS)— Los Angeles public library at 8 Tax Hens against Kenneth Harlan o'clock. and Nils Asther, film actors, today Thto to the last of a series of lec wwi on file in the United States I TODAY and TOMORROW tures in German held under the district court for $61,19 and $258.36, | respectively. auspices of the fowign book depart Win. Collierr Sr. ment of the library. Wasserman is Galen Welch, internal revenue I known for hto three books. "The collector, also filed liens against I Marguerite Churchill Goose Man." "The World's Illu Vera 8. Stires for $57.47 and against Wilihire Bird, at Federal sion.** and "The Case of Maurizius." Dorothy Revier for $28.76. "SHE STEPS OUT Brentwood Heights MAT ISSUE BONDS OUR GANG" la MOANS AND GROANS" Class WUl Attend WASHINGTON, April It UP) — Today'a Revivals—Zane Grey'a Authorization for the Southern Pa SPORTLIGHT "HOT DOG" Palisades Services cific Co. to issue $41,294,000 of first FOX NEWS "THE WATER HOLE" mortgage 41-2 bonds of III Oregon With Jack Holt. Nancy Carroll The members of the J. K. B class lines was asked in an application to and JACKIE COOGAN In "JOHNNY GET YOUR HAIR CUT* of tbe Pint Methodist Episcopal the interstate commerce commis church of Santa Monica, will meet sion. a^-SW SUNDAY-MONDAY REVIVAL at the church at 5 a. b. tomorrow WW with their teacher, Miss Ruth "STREET ANGEL" Bogue, to attend the Sunrtoe serv With JANET GAYNOR—CHARLES FARRELL ice! at Pacific Palisadea Starts Today and TOM TYLER ta "THE MAN FROM NEVADA" Following the service, they will tfCAiirciW- enjoy breakfast at the Utopian inn for 4 days in Third street, Santa Monica. Miss Bo»*ue urges that all members at tend. New Majestic -%__&- Last Times Tonight Bit-din* Permits ROBERT ARMSTRONG in Bert a Cook, 1308 Berkeley street, taw room stucco dwelling and ga rage. 1314 Berkeley street, $38000. Fi delity Mortgage Co, Los Angeles, builder. Frederick P. Ames, 1420 Broadway repair four room stucco dwelling and garage at 1749 Fourteenth street, $1150. The Racketeer" Mn. Bd Spellmin. Williams, Ariz.. VITAPHONE ALSO garage at 2503 Third street, $50, J. TIVOLI THEATRE A. Spellmire, 2507 Third street, e*m» tt_-.»_ _!_.-,_»• I builder. Santa Monica Blvd. in Sawtelle % Aathony V. Vaugh. 4600 Victoria avenue, Los Angeles, fin room stuc NOW PLAYING co dwelling and garage at 1023 Pearl street, $3500. Anthony V. Vaugh, GLENN TRYON MERNA KENNEDY builder. Feature Pre view Muling Notices "BARNUM WAS RIGHT" Peopel's Forum, Sunday morning, 9:30 o'clock; Lincoln boulevard park. Also Vitaphone Vodvil MICKEY MOUSE—ALL-TALKING COMEDY Bbtta ALSO Mary Louise Tucker, born April Lleyd Hamilton in IS, ISM Twelfth ttreet; parents. Mr. SUNDAY and MONDAY COMING SUNDAY "Poliihed Ivory" and Mn. William Tucker. The w Jkta Deaths Philo i^_" * -** «>' ***** if toe Ab Catherine Barner, aged 62; died "Splashing Through" April IS. Vance "THE SKY HAWK" Bank Clearing* "Travelin'Alone" ALSO UNDER A TEXAS MOOT Today. $339,801.30; est** day last Speaks M*. $405,886 61; total for month. Fos Movietone Newi Again LAUREL St HARDY to "BLOTTO" ALL -OLOB-ALL TALKING-ALL SINGING C776.3J8.65 ___*? m "1-1
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1930 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGB THREE
Treaty to Allow Eckener Gets American Decoration Groom Liodbergh Hold Two Men in Murder of Mary Baker, French Aee Dead 4 For_-aergeoc.es Plane for Flight Government Employe, Minister*s Daughter j^ J^m (jashes • Signers May Build Ships Cross Country Flying at Aero Club Founder Killed if Other Countries High Altitudes to While on Tour of Add Armament Be Triad U. S. Airways LONDON. April 19. UPt—The LOS ANGELES. April IS. (CNS)— JERSEY CITY, N. J.. April 19. t» "safe-guarding" clause of the naval The speedy Lockheed monoplane of —Fog which forced their plane to a treaty being drawn up here, which Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh— the low altitude u B groped tar sa the naval delegates themselves have "flying laboratory** of tin famous airport, waa blamed today for the kept rigorously secret untU after aviator—today was being groomed death of four persons, killed when a final approval of the home govern for a take-off ea iti experimental Canadian Colonial Airways trans transcontinental flight, probably port hit a power line US feet above ment, was revealed today in dis the ground and feU In flames. patches from Tokyo, Monday. All arrangements for the trip by A noUce inspector expressed the The clause provides for an in Colonel Lindbergh and his wife, in belief that the four persons had crease in the navies of either Japan, which they will test tbl advantages been electrocuted. America or Great Britain—the three of high altitude flight, have been Aeronaut KUled signatories to the projected limita made, toe flier announced today. He The deed: tion treaty—— the building pro said the hop off would depend upon Count Henry de la Vaulx. 60. of grams of non-signatory nations are favorable weather reports. Paris, a founder of tbe Aero club of considered excessive. The plane Will make a stop at Prance and president of tbe Peden- Text at Clause Wichita, Kans., be said. Uon Aeronautique Internationale. The Clause reads: Tbi purposes of the flight an to Mrs. Mary E. Williams, 27, Provi "If during toe tenn of the present test the cruising possibilities of dence, B. I. treaty, requirements af national se planes equipped With super-charger Arthur V. Conktin. of Huntington. curity of any Sf the high contract motors at 30.000 feet, and means of RT. ing parties in respect to vessels of taking advantage of tall tallwlnds JOhn Salwiy, 37, or Albany, N. T* war limited by part thru of the which may be found to be unvari- the pilot. present treaty are, in the opinion able at lofty altitudes. Weather Bad of that party, affected by new con Associated Pre*-. Photo. to the face of reports tbat fog struction of any power other than Or. Hugo Eckener, commander of the Graf Zeppelin, became the prevailed and reduced tbe flying those Jonllng ln part tone ot this first foreigner to be accorded honorary membership In the National ceiling to 900 feet with visibility of treaty, that high contracting party Aeronautics association. Senator Hiram Bingham (right), president one-quarter of a mile, the plane took of the association, is shown making the presentation. Julien Gallegher and Marvin Sisson. two men said to han been friendly with Miss Mary Baker, gov Off _mn Albany Si 3:25 p. m. yes will notify the other parties to part Distance Flight ernment employe and daughter of a minister, are being held by polln In connection with the death of the three as to the increase required to terday ter toe airport at Newark, N. girl, found mutilated and slain In a culvert mar Arlington cemetery. Washington, O. O. j. ft wai ta passenger service ba* be made In ill own tonnages, speci Miss Baker and the spot where the body was iound The murder is being investigated to Arlington fying the proposed Increase and the tween Montreal and Newark. reasons therefor. County, Va Louis Landau, weather forecaster Again Projected at toe Metropolitan airport at Ne "The other parties to part three Study Petition Faces Attempted wark, said Be bad telephoned a Of toil treaty shall be entitled to WASHINGTON, April It. UP make a proportionate increase in warning ef low ceiling and poor the category or categories specifed." Lieut Harold Bromley to Julien Gallegher and Marvin Sis- vtiiblUty to Salway at Albany. son of Warsaw, Virginia, were held Coast Crusaders Celling Low Real Accomplishment Get Naw Ship Like Census Taker in For Oil Drilling by the police today In connection Harry Gerber. chief of the airport The part thru of toe treaty men Murder Charges Lindbergh's wnt her bureau, said be had ss* tioned is that which contains what with the murder Of Miss Mary Ba ported a 400-foot ceiling and visi generally ta regarded as the real Planners Due to Take Up Shooting Affray Ends ia ker. 30-year-old Government em bility of one-tenth of a mile to accomplishment af the conference. LOS ANGELES, April 19 (CNS)— To Be Welcomed Lieut. Harold Bromley, victim ef Narrow Escape Albany at 11 20 a. m. the limitation pact by which the Document Officially at Complete Victory ploye, near Arlington National cem hard luck in two. previous attempts etery a week ago. Department of Commerce regula navies of Japan, the United States Monday Meeting for Officers to fit away on a Tacoma-Toklo hop. tions forbid passenger planes to and Great Britain an to be limited. Death Valley Enumerator Sisson. who was charged origin Auto Caravan Will Drive fly whin toe celling is ten than The safe-guarding clause hi the last today was in Los Angeles, preparing (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) for a new trial with a Lockheed- Saved by Passing ally With having assaulted and mur to City Limits to 1000 feet and visibility len than one provsion of part tone France and Sirius monoplane, similar to that dered Miss Baker, has offered a mile. Italy neither will be signatory to it. tian to the present zoning ordinance Armstrong of Central division, and purchased recently by Col. Charles Auto Tourist "complete and absolute alibi," Wil Meat Busses Count de la Vaulx. who boarded The draft Baity is being polished liam C. Gloth. commonwealth at so as to allow within the territory ^a n*J^ _ BftIner ^Xen,Cei1" Lindbergh. the plane at Montreal and was its off, and will be ready for the sign \" " "T , _ __. _ vision, both ot# whom lived nearby, LOS ANGELES. April 19
.... .- kfcr.'.t-.'./ 4*» !&___, PA__! FOUR EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA* CALIFORNIA SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1930 Home Economics Housewife Aids Log of the Good Ship Life By FLORENCE AUSTIN CHASE By ESTELLE LAWTON LINDSEY Communications Relative to This Department Should Be Addressed Fashion Says School Frocks Should Be Colorful Communications Relatin to Thto Department Should Bo Addressed to Florence Austin Chase ln Can ot This Paper to Estelle lawton Llndsey ln Can of This Paper
COMPANY LUNCHEONS "Have you read "The Night of the Pact' by Inei Haynes Irwin? It la ta The luncheon is today om of the most popular form! of entertaining. the March Pictorial Review. X would commend tt to the mighty nimrods." When a luncheon is given ta honor of some individual, lt Is apt to take on ft happens that X have read that touching story and because X believe a mon or leas formal note, the meeting of guests and the food which to that humanity to toe dumb to inseparable from shy true civilization I served being the main centers of interest. Such a luncheon usually con commend the writer who asked me about it. She wrote further and asked sists of at least fin courses, and the service to entirely from the "pantry." these things ef mi: Td like your If bridge to to be played after the views on fox hunting, bull fighting luncheon, the service may be more Auction and Contract and rodeos. Isn't it a noble, elevat informal, with fewer courses and Bridge ing apart, thto simpler dishes. Br THE WOBLD'S LEADING wanton slaugh to laying the A-THOUTT tering by man, table for a for MILTON C. WORK. the image of hto mal affair the Creator? When only accessories I read lately permissible be (Thto article Is Intended for the that sa Ameri sides the neces- Auction and Contract Bridge be can toreador sary appoint- | ginner). was injured to a During ths past few weeks we ments are the I Bees been considering hand! ta ban fight my flowers, candles i which entries wen needed to dum sympathies were and nuts. The J my, sad have shown cases to which with the bull.** more informal . hidden entries could be developed Fine—so wen arrangements when such entries wen not appar- mine. So, yon allow, ln addi rent. Most of our examples have may remember, tion to these. been given tar No Trump play; to were Jack Lon tbl placing of Place wet cloths in a steamer over day we show a suit play to which don'! when Bs the first course the electric grill. Using them alter an entry ta dummy is sorely needed Mrs. Chan —usually either MrsTLhidsey rose in toe buU nately, compresses can be kept hot and can be obtained. Here to the ring at Lima and cheered for the a cocktail or bouillon—on the serv by tbe bedside as needed for the band: bull when be kUled the man who ice plate, with butter forms and sick person. was torturing him. Bo, too, were tin cracker! on the bread and butter sympathies ef Vicente Blasco Iba- plates, before the luncheon to an nez, world famous author, who in nounced. service they may be placed on the *> 10-8-5 service plates. When the first dicted buU fighting in "Blood and Centerpieces Suggestive of Easter • 5-3-2 Sand." Xto aU for the bull. He'i The choice of flowers for tbl course is ln place, the luncheon nap •10-M driven into a ring and tortured "tato luncheon table decoration tends to kin should bl folded In a triangle •J-5-4 NORTH •K-IO-9 fighting, and he's one against wards the selection of those which and placed, preferably at the left •9-6-4 many. So to the bunted stag, one >' are in season at the moment, and of the forki, with the point toward •J-7-3. against many. Aad IBs many are choosing those which have a deli the plate if it to initialed or em •M fed and rested and armed, while be cate and spraying effect. The beau •M-fl-J-2-i2___J 4' to thirsty and weary and terrorized. tiful colored glass mar be used to broidered, and away from the plate •9-8-6-5 I think that X may line up with Jack good adnntage and since yellow if it to plain or has merely a fancy •A-fl-6 London Kid Ibanez without having and white an tbl Easter-time col- edge. •WH) to defend mynlf against the charge [ ors, topaz glass bowl filled with Some Suggested Company • W-Q-J-IM Of sentimentality as I may line up yeUow roses, daffodils, marguerites •3 D30 with MIS. Irwin and be proud of my and ferns, with bud vases to match Luncheon Menus association. placed near the corners ot table, Menu No. 1 Playing this hand St Auction, The rodeo to the American equi holding a single daffodU or rose, Colors—Yellow and White South would start with one Dia valent of the bun fight and the fox would make tar a very charming Clam BoulUon mond (fits band to too strong to bunt To my mind lt to without ex table. Two low silver comports, one Creamed Chicken With Mushrooms make pre-emption advisable), and cuse save the lame excuse that greed placed on either side of the center would continue to bid Diamonds often to tts own defense. Rodeos bowl, could hold mounds of almond Thin Bread and Butter Sandwiches over any number of Clubs tbat an organized to make money. (candy) eggs, on top of which could Cold Lamb Chops ta Aspic Lift; tennis costume of light blue satin jersey; next, printed broadcloth sleeveless school frock; third, rid and white check suspender frock; fourth, bordered broadcloth dress; right, ensemble in flowered design. West might venture. Bttt long since a young man of rest a candy rabbit, surrounded by Mayonnaise of Celery At Contract, South should bid five my acquaintance went quail shoot green candy sticks. Olive Sandwiches Diamonds. Game would be practi ing. He shot one bird. When he Frocks to be worn to school are age—and who is not athletic these belt of solid color. This frock has a and the rest ot the dress made of picked lt up he thought to himself Suggested Centerpiece No. t Orange Ice—Angel's Food Cake no longer made over from mother's days?—may wear a sleeveless tennis tiny tie which to slipped through cally Mrs tt North held the Jack of A clear crystal vase, surrounded the material proper. This frock, Spades and that card alone would —I Ben hto word for it—"You big Coffn or big sister's gown. They are fresh, frock et satin Jersey, like the one slits ta tha frock, emulating a bully. Wasnt that an equal strug by delicate ferns, holding jonquils Bon Bons Salted Nuts colorful and smart, although few are pictured at toe extreme lift. It is a grown-up style. The second Is an too, has a til. not Justify a jump by North; so and narcissus (or any yellow flower) The inevitable ensemble to pic South does not dare stop short ot a gle—you against a pretty Uttle expensive. For tbl warmer days of light blue in color. It to chio and up-to-date version of tbe suspender game bid. bird? Tou armed. You hunting ex with yellow daisies to two smaller Menu No. t nevertheless affords the utmost tured at tha extreme right, ft to BoulUon in Cups late spring and early summer, be frock, and is shown in red and white citement; the Uttle bird hunting vases, placed at either aide of the fore tbl long vacation, the little freedom necessary for the enjoy check with rid belt and white fashioned of a print to floral design With the hand played tM either dinner." center vase would be attractive and Bread Sticks and features ths one-piece Book game and with Diamonds tbl school miss may revel ln her dainty ment of the garni.' blouse, which to matched by the HI said he felt like a criminal and especially so if yellow butterflies Creamed Sweetbreads on Rice frocks that are fashioned limply, Four of the latest creations for the bent and long coat. trump, Wnt would lead Clubs twice wen placed among the flowers. Low Chicken Croquettes With Peas and South would ruff the second resolved never to shoot another bird. Asparagua ta Lemon Rings as befits her age, but have more schcol miss are shown next. Thar A bordered broadcloth to used for Another adult fashion theme re AS to fox hunting — I witnessed crystal comports holding hard than a suggestion of tbl styles are, reading from lift to right, a the third frock, the diagonal check peated ta junior wear is the cape round. Failure to ruff trick two candies could be guarded by yellow Vinaigrette Sauce would produce another Club lead one in Germany, when a men girl. Wafers With Cheese mother te wearing toil year. sleeveless frock in a gay geometric of tbe border forming tbe hem, col coat. Double postUion versions are The horror of tt has burned my eyes chick!, and odd-shaped little china The athletic miss of high school printed broadcloth with collar and lar, short sleeves and yoke effect, shown as well as style capes. at trick three and ai tbat would bl not dishes could have tiny chicks Frozen Peaches—Small Cakes ruffed by South, nothing would be ever since, ft ta terrible, Inexcusable poised on their edges. • • Salted Nute gained by discarding on the second and shameful. Bon Bons Preserved Dinger thto. Q.—I have been interested ta the Linens Coffn Chic Suit Spring Ensemble discussion in your column about Lace all-over cloth with napkins From the beginning Declarer to speedwriting. May X mention two to match, or the beautiful tan doily Menu No. S Pre sent Richard Garrick sure to take six Diamond!, three obvious advantages that it has over center, oblong ta shape with the Cream of. Asparagus Soup Hearts alto one Spade—one trick other methods of taking dictation? plate doilies to match, are used tor Sweetbread Cutlits—Mushroom short of game. His only apparent One is that If a speedwrlter falls the formal luncheons. Coarse linen Sams chann fir game lies ta leading a ill any other speedwrlter can take Italian doilies, with napkins to In Home Benefit Program Spade from dummy for a finesse in up ber notes and transcribe them. Chicken Mayonnaise—Tongue closed hand, and tbe only way to match; the old standby. Madeira, in Aspic Richard Garrick. film director, will be presented at the Miles Me Second, ta court reporting it ta or any of the linen doilies are more enter dummy for that purpose is to possible for one speedwrlter to take Nut and Plain Sandwiches morial Playhouse Friday evening, May 2, at 8 o'clock. The Daughters ruff tbe Club with a Diamond hon often used for the informal lunch Apricot Sherbet of the British Empire, Princess Royal and Princess Pat's chapters, are dictation and another transcribe the or and keep South'! Four to be tak notes, both measures of economy eons. Luncheon napkins ne unallrtr Tiny Cakes presenting Garrick. According to the announcement ot the commit, en with North'! Vive. As Declarer'! •told more decorative thin toon used Brittle Candies Baited Nuts tea, made this morning, many celebrities of the motion picture world c_m__ie_"h_nds have a total of nine' snd convenience— -— ._____, --for other meals. For very fo.mal Coffee wUl be guests. |— " Diamonds, toe combined adverse SPEED WHITER. On the program with Garrick will States Veterans' hospital at San hands ban only four and conse A.—Thank you tar your contribu be Mildred Rogers Waddell, so Fernando since its opening, and has quently South can ruff with aa tion to a subject Just now arousing prano; Mildred Carroll, planiste, and just been transferred to tbat hos honor and still draw all tbe adverse considerable interest. Tuning in With Our Children | Jeanne de Bard, child pianist. pital ta Tucson, Arizona. Mrs. Eu Diamonds even If tbe unlikely 4-0 Q—Please tell mi if I ought to By JAMES SAMUEL LACY The entertainment is to be given genia Propit, mother of Mrs. Car- division exists. If the more probable stick with my husband? He has al State Chairman of Education of tar the benefit of the British Home rlck, who to visiting here from her 2-2 division to then, ruffing with ways given nM and the children as The California Congress of Parent! and Teachers for the Aged. home in West Liberty, Iowa, was an honor will give dummy the little as possible. Of course X took alio a guest at that time. much needed entry. shabby. What woman wouldn't en Mrs. K. A. Hess and her two sons, $10 a year? Anyhow, along comes a •MOTHER FEELS THAT TOM GETS THE BEST OB TF It will be noted that it the hand rich woman with lots of good I ban a letter from a 10-year-old boy who presents a problem that I Tom and Alan Hess of Dixon, Call- Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Howard of be played ta this way and South clothes and booze enough to keep arises at some tone or other ta most homes ot two or more children. fornia, who for the past week haye Berkeley street visited for a short exhaust the adverse trumps ln two my husband tanked. She captured Jack says: "What would you do if you knew your daddy liked your been the house guests ot her time recently with Mr. end Mra roundi, dummy can to put ln toe him. X got ready to leave and work brother better than be did you? Father lets Tom go more places with brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and F. A. Wall et their home in Little lead with his Fin ef trumps, South ta a factory to provide for myself him. He gives him mon money to spend. He lets him see shows and Mrs. C. B. Carlson of 949 Venezla Rock. leading the Four, and in that way and the children. We* he begs me buys him more toys and pete than avenue, Venice, are leaving tomor the Spade finesse can bl tried; tf to stick md help him fight a noble any of the rest of us. a strong factor ta child delinquency. row for their home in the northern Mrs. Charles Stevens and her tt succeeds, as it would with the fight "for decency"—hto own. "Even mother "-els that Tom gets The writer asks my opinion. Opin-1 city. They will be accompanied by mother of 953 Eighteenth street above distribution of Spades, a Do you think he'll behave? the best of It i -ther says that tt ions that have no scientific data j Mrs. Hess' parents, Mr. and Mrs. have been spending Easter week game can be made in spite of the visiting at the Grand Canyon and DISGUSTED. isn't so, but we know better. Father back of them are available For' 8. A. Gerard of the Gerard apart apparently hopeless holding of the A.—Quien sabe? But whUe be to buys Tom rabbits, and pays for tbl that reason I am reporting a recent ments ta Ocean Front, Ocean Park, in Phoenix, Arizona. They returned dummy. to the Bay District Friday. repentant, take advantage and get feed and all of us care tar them, investigation conducted by tha who plan to be gone for two or three an agreement from him to provide but when any an sold Tom gets all Children's Bureaa of Washington, weeks, visiting alio ta San Fran Good News, Brldrtrs decently for you taid the children. the cash. Xf we want any for Sun D. C. cisco and other points of interest. Mrs. Harris Wellsley and her We are pleased to announce WS can now In your can that ta a good deal small daughter, Jean, who formerly renew the offer of Milton C. Work's lull day dinner he expects us to pay Whether chUdren under 10 should more important than technical fi him and we dont think that toil Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Palmer of Sev made their home in Santa Monica, Contrast and Auction booklet entitled the be permitted to go to tbe "movies" an visiting this month with Mrs. "Playing Problems." Bndsers mtt. received delity. •Thi kids need you at home to fab. was recently asked a group Of rec enteenth street, and her brother-in- copies from previous offer* are moat en to take care of them. Wants 'Even Break' law and sister, Mr,, and Mrs. Ralph Wellsley's father at his ranch in thusiastic over it. ognized authorities en child care Lloyd of Portland, Oregon, wbo an Salinas. Mrs. Wellsley is now mak "Playing Problems" presents eighteen Q —Do you think the correspond, "That's just one thing. He gips an dtraining. Of the nineteen who bands, the complete Auction and Contract enee in the back of magazines to spending a month In the Southland, ing her home in Los Angeles. bidding |ir seen hand with reasons for us in other ways, too. Won't you replied only one said "yes" with cer left this morning for Santa Barbara, each bid, UM answers to evert Question from real people, or to it put there please write a story asking fathers tain qualifications. The remainder when they planned to spend the Among the members of the Bay's and tba riajop tat each answer in com merely to fill up span? M. Oi to be fair. Father may read it and said "no," except ta toe case of plete detail. A,—The correspondence which ap weekTend as the house guests Of younger set who have been spend "Playing Problems," which will be of decide to give us an even break. 11 carefully selected films, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Gardner. ing the Easter vacation week at much greater value Is the Auction and pear! in the back of reputable mag ask you to do this for my younger j children 'Movie' Fans Balboa, is Miss Blanche Robinson, Contract TrleTgr than many high priced azines to made up ctf tetters from text books, is not ttt Sttt. tt las been real people—people who read the brother who ton t arell and cries ' An "r Dr. Henry W. SUvernale of 703 daughter of Mrs. Anna O. Robinson prepared exclusively tet readers of this about lt a lot. Please do not un investigation of the ' movte li of SIS California avenue. Miss Rob The spring ensemble for tbl newspaper by special arrangement with magazines and take thto method of my name, because father might not P«r,*«nce" °* °yet 10.000 Chicago | Nineteenth street, and Oeorge Nell- little miss closely follows the Mr. Work. One copy will be mailed ll you expressing themselves. son of ttt Ashland avenue, Ocean inson has been visiting with her upon reojuest If you sand self-addressed H_e jt •• chUdren of public elementary and sorority sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha lines Of mother's. - The cape ef Q.—I quite agree with your views All right, Jack, Tm not using vour I hi*h school age showed that ntae- Park, left yesterday far Willow fects, high waistline and other stamped return envelope, together with concerning men. They are taw-grade Springe, where they went to Join at the University of Southern Cali six cents la stamps t ot> defray part el the name, but this story to for your tenths of them attended at regular fornia. details are similar, only in east of printing and fi«"~*~e the forty- animals, and women must assume interval! varying from once a month their families tar the week-end. length (ton lt differ, children's eight pas* booklet. Requests net complying rulership over them. Just what men father. tCm. SUvernale and Mrs. Neilson With these conditions will be Ignored. Father, you may be as honest in to seven times a week. Nearly two- skirts being as short, OS shorter, (Copyright, John T. Utile Oo.) would do now if ladles wen to wear and Jane Neilson have been spend Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Barrett are than before. Tba Uttle ensemble long dresses so that poor man would dealing with your children as a thirds went as often as twice a The all gray costume la a btt ing the pest week at that resort. E father can be, but your young sons weekj , and about one-tenth went enjoying a month's visit with rela pictured to made- of Copenhagen be deprived of the sight of pink lega trying for some complexions. The group will iilmu to the Bay tives and friends in Texas. blue lame crepe with cape, FOX OB CHAMELEON I don't know. Man can ne longer l must believe that you are before three or four times a week. The de But gray combined with another District tomorrow. NEW TORK, April 18 (CPA).— they will be happy. linquent children included ln this Jaunty belt and toil' popular get hto inspiration from liquor, as color may be suited to any type Mrs. David C. Behrman of 621 patch pockets. With lt to worn The fox has gone chameleon to a the ladies must inspire him. Arrange Family CouncU linquent children included In thto of beauty. Thto to being done large way. Thanks to nature and study attended more often than the To visit for two weeks in San Twenty-first place is convalescing a simple hat, with narrow FLOSSIE. Can't you arrange a family coun- to a great extent thto season, Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon C. at her home, foUowing a recent turned-down brim. to skilful dyers, fox furs may be others, but the question whether or gray suits being worn with Af—That's enough of your surge, .' cU? Talk it out With tbe help of Hoyt ef the Nadine apartments to operation. had ta a dozen colors to match, or Flossie. Ten ought to feel better mother and toe children come to not tbe movies influenced tbe de colored accessories, gray mixed Ozone avenue, Venice, an leaving linquent was not considered. with other fabrics. The chic to harmonize with, a dozen shades having sit the unpublished cussed- \ a mutual understanding about an tomorrow. During their stay in toe White fox is tinted platinum, ashes ness out of your system. X didn't allowance or a program. Let each Follow P.-T. A. Advice nit worn by Laura La Plante, northern city they will be tbe guests Pajamas May Garb Fairy Tales to When I am asked for advice on screen player, to fashioned of a of rosea Una and beige. The other copy aB of your, letter. boy talk freely. Get at to! idea of of their daughter and son-in-law, By the way, do you wear trailing • unfairness that your sons feel. Then thto question I always suggest tbat gray and green tweed. It has a Mr. and Mrs. Harold ChUd. Mrs. Nurses in England Be Enacted for varieties at present ta evidence an try to give them a schedule that any parent can feel perfectly Mta one-piece dress made with natural silver, natural cross, natur skirts? I wonder) square neck and ornamental Child, before bar marriage, was . they have helped to make and will in following the recommendations of Miss Helen Hoyt. LONDON, April IS <_.•>.—Pajamas Boys and Girls al red, natural blue, pointed, black, • therefore be expected to observe. our Parent - Teacher associations buckles at waist and neck. The •uttl are on display ta London as blond, brawn, and cross fox dyed Women Qualify for S Divide the rabbits equally or let' when they come to choose their jacket to hip length and perfect the ideal uniform tar nurses red. ly tailored, ind the trim turban Mr. and Mrs. Percy O. Jonas re The most popular fairy tale of . them bi the community property of children's recreation. turned to their home ta Seventh At tha annual nursing exhibition Antiquarian Pasts I ill the children. shaped hat to made Of the same each country of the world will be material as tbe suit. street recently, after a motor trip some 3000 nurses who visited toe Apt to Become Egoist of several days which took them to show were amazed to discover over enacted by tbe Hollywood Puppet Sally's Sallies PARIS, April IS UP)—Women nos Tom must have a fine personality Sonnysayings Cambria Pines. Mr. and Mrs. Jonas alls and pajamas as tbl garb to re eers on tbe mornings of April 38 ed heavily over men in examinations tf he appeals to you mon than your I are entertaining toelr son. Harry, place the time-honored ankle- and May > at the Miles Memorial just held for fitting vacant posts to other boyi, but remember that they Bf FANNY Y. GORY length skirt of stiffly starched linen. Women Planning toll week-end. Young Jonas flew hall for the boys and girls of Santa tbl service of historical archives must be cultivated all the mon by from San Francisco, when 1M te en The short versus long skirt argu reason of thto fact. But to Justin j gaged to business, arriving ta tbl ment waged hot and heavy during Monica Bay. Mrs. Ernest Rowlatt, of France. ta Tom, as well as the others who Bridge Tea and Bay District yesterday. the exhibition. Many nurses put program chairman, and Mrs. NeU The first plan went to a male an unhappy, I wouldn't hold Tom themselves on record as violently & Duckels, ways and means chair candidate, but tba second, third, up ai an example to them. Tom to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hall of opposed to tbe traditional length. man of Santa Monica Bay Wom fourth and fifth went to women. apt to become an egoist, with an Fashion Showing Othen claimed that only weU- Wavecrest avenue toft today tar a an's club, are sponsoring the ap The examination to a severe one, unlovely disposition. And your A bridge tea and fashion show Is week-end visit to Cataltaa island. covered lega could produce a digni | requiring a remarkable knowledge other sons will come to bate him being planned by the junior mem where they will bl guests at St. fied appearance. pearance of the miniature show. of French history, ancient forms of and lon confidence ta their ability Catherine's hotel. • Mrs. Rowlatt presented the tiny the French language, tbe reading to please you. bers of the Beverly Hills Woman's club. Miss Ruth McClain, president, SEW FOB FEDERATION players and the young men from of old documents and charts. Partiality Breeds Enemies Mr. and Mrs. It Colman Douglas Eleven members of toe Woman's Candidates an expected, beside If Tom works mon than the other and Miss Ruth Ostka an to charge Yale university who manipulate of Kiowa avenue. Brentwood City Club of Venice gathered yes them, at Christmas time. this general knowledge to special boys, an allowance of 10 cents an of tbe affair, with Miss Virginia Heights, are leaving early tomor terday at the homo of Mn. O. L. ize on one subject ef history on hour at their age is sufficient. Do Patske to bem table cloths for the Ramsauer, Miss Deneice Osika and row morning to attend the sunrise Mrs. Rowlatt announced thto which they must present e> thesis ' not make tbl mistake of guessing Miss Anna Henthorn, assisting. services at Santa Barbara. headquarters of the Los Angeles to tbe examiners at their performance. And that goes District Federation Of Women's morning tbat after tbe perform The selection of models has been tar Toot, too. Let each child have Visitors at the home ot Mr. and Clubs. Each club to the district per ances, boyi and girls wiU be al t a chance tbat all agree is equal. made from members of tbe club and Mrs. H. T. Carrick ln Twenty-third forms some service tar the head lowed to go "back stage" and ex PartiaUty ll a bitter blight. It include Misses Ruth Teel, Virginia street, recently, were Mr. and Mrs. quarters each year. amine tbl puppet!. Tbe Hollywood Buchanan divides homes where tan and unity Hardy. Bitty Harris, Dorothy Hast, Floyd Westfall and Mr. and Mrs. Following toe afternoon of sewing, should prevaU. It converts the -nellne Strohm and Katherine Mc- R. H. Hill of Pasadena: Mrs. Ruth the women enjoyed fthittrjB' of fed Puppeteers are noted tar their abil Beauty Shop f*_ members of such a home into a Ceniie. Hewett of Waterloo, town, who has eration affair! over file teacups. ity to play the harp, tbe piano and camp of enemies. Go out of your The committee announces that a been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. HlU Present were Mrs. Edward Oerety, the violin, M well as for their his We Specialise in way to prove yourself to your sons for some time; Miss Mary Klnsella sr.. Mrs. Christine Anderson. Mrs. who believe you to be unfair. .»—e for each table wUl be given. trionic performances. Hand Dry and Sua _ry~ and Miss Mildred Masser of Ln An- T. A. Combs, Mrs. J. H Davis, Mrs. Then are to be two perform X glved up tryto* to do good. The original spelling of Missis geles; Colonel and Mn & H James Jersis Wise, Mrs. F. Loehnert, Mn. ances each Saturday morning; one Shampooi m. - mfei*\ns.m*t1estter Bern. Maybe Dod dest wants 'it™ boys sippi was meche-sebe, signifying ta ens' daughter. Bitty hoi, of Ban Thomas Ooodwyn, Mrs. W. H Fab, iflS o'ctoct and another at 11 ***• Ocean Ave. fh. SSSSI I ban a letter from a reader that to nab tan. A the Algonquin tonuge, father of wa- Fernando. Col. James has been the Mrs. Seymour D. Wbaeter, Mrs. o'clock. ChUdren aba lb be admit a wife hopes before her aeverely criticises motion pictures as Copyright Public Ledgtr 'ten. commanding officer at the United Helen Black, and the ted far a tof***1**-1 charge. birthday and mop— afterwards. "Whera Beauts Bsoelle* SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1980 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE *TV_ ©tome to ©hurch Att lEaafrr iipHHaije ND EASTER broke on Vilda's heart" Is the last sen story is told. You have lost grip. You are groping la the tence of a Book read a long time ago. I do not re darkness of remorse for a sin of long ago. Ton sit in the "A' member the title of that book, but the last sentence shadow of III health. Yon are stumbling along the highway of was so barbed as to make tt stick In tiie mind. And the hope I life, tripped dally by remembrance of life's losses. have as I send tt forth1!* that it will stick in your mind. You have been called to take up some one else's burden like You know how it Broke on that first Easter morning when Simoa of Cyrene. A strange load, a home responsibility, a busi our Risen Lord said to her who came early to the tomb, "Mary." ness care, undeservedly, It has been plied on to you. Your heart The midnight darkness of despair is gone and day springs, Is sad, for you, too, are In the Shadow of the Cross. The Cross faith-answers "Master." And Easter broke on Mary's heart, • la your life we might name "The Unexpected." "We had You know also how lt broke 'as the first Easter day was hoped," said the disciples of long ago . .. "We had hoped and waning, and With the setting of the sun the Son of Righteous we had planned," say the disciples of the now. Like Simon ness arose IB the despairing souls of those two desciples on the we are turned right around In the road In which we are trav way to Emmaus; The fires had gone out on the heart altars, eling. The way of the cross will lead yon to your Soul's Home. but the' Master put there burning coals and that heart glow was Take up, then, the cross of your life uncomplainingly. Never sur the sunrise banner that told of a new day ln their spiritual lives. render to remorse or fear or death. Does lt occur'to JOB that} history may repeat itself? Look Christ has interpreted la the terms of human Ufa the into the lives of the early disciples and you will say: The sad eternal loving heart of Ood. He says plainly to you and to me— ness, the despair, eras in the Crucifixion of the Christ. The There Is the success of defeat. Your grievous burden may be record tells us they "hoped," but the cross was unexpectedly come your crowning Joy. The cross was the way to the empty thrust before them. tomb. Your cross, may lt mean that Easter shall break oa Look into, scrutinize closely your own life and lo! the same your heart ay CBABLES MORELL MATSON Easter Greetings Rev. Integer Special Musk Sunrise Service Choir Presents FROM % Speaks Sunday S-tyEve-t At SL Paul's Easter Cantata TER ; AT e i First p Victory of Jesus .to Be "Qualitative Life," Theme Dr. Soldan Select* "The "Eastertide" to Bo Given Discussed at Pilgrim for Easter Service Risen Saviour" for at First Methodist Lutheran at Trinity Sermon Subject Episcopal St. Paul's Christian Church . "Supreme Joy is tbe keynote ot "Qualitative Life" will be the There is no service on Easter The Sunday school at tbl Pirst Easter," laid the Rev. Walter P. Easter theme of Dr. Frederick W. day, which takes the place of a Methodist Episcopal church will Arizona at Sixth Street Troeger, pastor of the Pilgrim Luth Hatch on Sunday morning it SI sunrise service, aad we shall be unite for an Eastertlme program at eran church, today. "Easter ia the o'clock, at the Trinity Baptist fortunate enough to have one right 9:30 In tbe main auditorium, all the Lutheran Church C. M. WATSON, Minister great festival of victory, the crown departments participating except the ing glory of the church, for with church. Tenth and California ave- here in Santa Monica, at St Paul's cradle roll aad beginners. This pro- nue. Processional, "Rejoice Ye Pure Lincoln aad Washington SUNRISE SERVICE. 5:19 A. M. out the reassuring message of the Lutheran church. Uncoln boulevard grim B arranged under the direc resurrection ef Jesus Christ from In Heart" 'Marion): hymn, "Christ at Washington avenue. tion of the Builders' class, of which the dead. Christmas aad Oood Pri IBa Lord Is Risen Today** (Henry ICts. Theta Locke ll president. CHURCH SCHOOL, 9:80 A: It. ""••'.' AB tbl attributes aad loveliness A. J. SOLDAN, D.D., Pastor , day should have no meaning. The Careyi; anthem by choir, "Come MORNING SERVICE,' 10:45. cross and tbe empty grave are which aa Easter sunrise service has The Easter morning worship is at See the Place Where Jesus Lay" come te have, through years of 10:45. 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Spiritualist "Empty Tomb" Nazarene Plans Made for Choir Presents Easter Topic at Sunrise Service Present Cantata Kni-ltsTemplar ANGELES TEMPLE FIRST CHURCH The regular services of the An 1 Bapti8t Chureh Corner of Eighteenth street and geles Center Spiritualist church, Washington avenue. Rev. Theodore Sunrise Services West Ebell Club, 1717 West 47th Easter Cantata Rev. W. a Mitchell of the First At Peace Hill At Local Church E. Beebe, pastor.-' street, Los Angeles, open Sunday at Baptist church ef Santa Monica, At II a. m. Mra. Elizabeth Noble Southland Cities to Have 2 p. m. with open forum, various "Eastertime" WlU speak on "The Empty Tomb" Bruere, returned missionary front speakers, tests, and message!. Atl to Bo Given at tbe morning worship hour at 11 Dr. J. Hudson Ballard Rev. Ballard to Deliver India will be the speaker. She has 'Ths Risen Christ" to Be Impressive Early 5:15 p. m. luncheon is served. At at First Methodist o'clock tomorrow. Announces Theme of Easter Message st a wonderful message. Come and Rev. Watson's Topic Morning Worship 5:45 divine healing by Dr. Hovey In regard to his topic, Rev. Mit bear her. and other healers. At 6:15 p. m. Episcopal chell states, "Men of wisdom have Sermon Address Presbyterian Sunday school at 9:46 a. m. Call Easter Morning family circle. At 8 p. m. deep trance been able to explain miracles In 26424 and 1st us come after your Easter sunrise services, perhaps (Continued from Page 5) children and bring them home aft the most beautiful of tbl church lecture by Pastor Rev. Delia H. history, but the empty tomb re Tomorrow morning, beginning at Easter will be Observed io song Easter services al the First Chris Houser, subject, "Christ's Resurrec mains unsolved—a phenomenon— 5:26 o'clock, the ninth successive aad la story at the Pint Presby er tbe service. We un our can ter tian church, Sixth and Arizona, O. services throughout the year, atl will preach on "Does My Life Cli Easter sunrise service is being held terian church at Second aad Arizona tbat purpose. M. Watson, minister. being held tomorrow at practically tion," followed by Independent spirit max at Easter?" tbe miracle ef miracles. 'The Emp voices in the light, tests, and mes ty Tomb' will also deal with the on tbe green slopes of Puce Hill at streets tomorrow. Beginning at 9:30 Easter program at 7 p. m. There At lbs morning service, 10:45, •very city and resort along the Pa In the evening at 6:30, the two Pacific Palisades. Sponsored by tbl o'clock in the Sunday school, there will be recitations by the children cific coast. sages by pastor. Special Easter Instances around the sepulchre." the minister will speak on "Tbe groups of young people meet—the A special musical program will Santa Monica Bay Ministerial as will be special program! in each de and special music furnished. Thli MSay Santa Monicans, who de music by Madame Daisy T. Bagley, sociation, with tbe Pacific Palisades ta SM Ot tbl best program! the Risen Christ, the Assurance of Im inspirational composer. Wednesday Epworth League being led by Laura also be presented at tba morning partment of the Sunday school. mortality." There will bl special sire to attend tbl early morning association, the Pacific Land cor At 11:30 O'clock tbe morning wor church has ever planned. worship outside of the Bay District, night at 8 o'clock bring written ques Wemple, and the High School service. Easter music; Anthems by the League being a candle-light service. In the evening, Rev. Mitchell will poration and ISe Pacific Palisades ship will begin in the auditorium Wednesday evening praise serv will be interested to learn ef the tions. Community church co-operating, one with Easter carols on the chimes, ice at 7:30. choir, "O Death, Where Is Thy various sunrise services being held The chorus choir of forty-five take as his topic, "Bowers in Secret." of the great Easter sunrise services •flag" by Turner, and "And tbe Everyone welcome to all services. A cordial invitation a extended played by Paul O. Hanft, organist throughout the Southland, which voices will give the devotional Easter of Southern California ts being pre and director of music. Rev. J. Hud Angel Said," by Solly, also a solo are as follows: CULVER CUT time cantata "Eastertide" by Daniel to the public to attend the services sented. son Ballard, Ph. D., acting minister, Easter Services by Mn M. H. Fagan, "The First Beverly Hills Protheroe, with Mrs. Wm. Reed at of tha church, which is located at will deliver the Easter message and Easter Morn," by Scott. Special Sunday evening at 8 o'clock In the the organ, Albert Broad conducting. Hill street and Washington boule While it ta yet dark, as early as Easter Sunrise services will be old Masonic hall, Cardiff street, lec has announced as-his subject "The organ music by Mra Anna Bush- Between tbl two parts of the can vard ln Ocean Park. S o'clock, men, women and children At St. Monica'snel l Peck. "Largo," I Know That held at Bel-AB at 5:15 a. m. The ture by the pastor, Sarah Bond wend their way from automobiles Power of Christ's Resurrection." easiest route will be to drive west Rountree. Subject, "Why Z Am a tata, the pastor speaks briefly on A feature of this service Will bl Impressive Easter services will My Redeemer Liveth". and "He "The Veil of tbe Temple Was Rent." and busses, which park at the foot take place at St.' Monica's Catholic on Beverly boulevard to the en Spiritualist." of tbe bill, toward the illuminated a tenor solo by Blythe Taylor Burns, Shall Feed His Flock," by Handel; trance of the Bel-Air Estates, then Organ Recital soloist of the Los Angeles Oratorio church, tbe altars of which Save and "Easter March," by Flagler. Mrs. Rountree will voice spirit cross on its crest which stands like been beautifully decorated with turn to the right and continue up greetings from the loved ones in tba Preceding tbl evening service, a great cross of burnished gold society. Mr. Burns will ling "I Knights Templar Great Beyond, to those attending, Mrs. Reed will give an organ re Easter Services Know That My Redeemer Liveth" flowers to tbe Bel-Air road. The Rev. Ar against the dark vestments of the Tbe regular choir, with Martha The Knights Templar service at thur Lee OdeU will bl the principal assisted by Sadie E. McNeil, sealed cital of the following number!: Santa Monica mountains forming from Handel's "Messiah." The quar 3 p. m., to which the congregation question! or Bowers to be used as "Hallelujah Chorus" and "Pastorale" tet Will ling. "Ood Hath Appointed Chevallier at the organ, wfll sing speaker and music will be fur* the background. The magnificent St. Cecilia's mass at the 10 o'clock and. the public an cordially invited. vibrant contact. from "The Messiah" by Handel and a Day," by Tours, and tba Junior The Templars will be accompanied niched by the Messrs. Charles "By tbe Brook" (Nevin). The or panorama spread before the gaze of services. This ta one of the most Church and John Parish. Boy At 7:41 in the church parlor, Mrs. At Unity Church choir will sing two Easter anthems. by tbe De Molay band and Job- gan music for the morning will be tbe early morning worshipers holds Present Cantata appealing, musically, of Catholic Scouts will be stationed at the en Rountree will conduct a session for them fascinated. The glorious vista compositions. Daughters. divine healing far those who desire "Hallelujah Chorus" (Handel), "Eas The evening service at 7:30 o'clock trance of Bu Bel-Air Estates to ter Chimes" < Greenwaid), "March In shows the Los Angeles city hall, Billy Lennon, celebrated boy tenor, C. M. Watson will speak; tbe direct people to the services. assistance through this law, assisted Rev. Hill Will Discuss shadowy in tiie far haze to the east, will be conducted by Rev. Edward choir will cing, "And the Angel (T (Wakefield). L. R. Elson who will preach on the will be soloist at toe IS o'clock mass, Camp Baldy Tbl public B invited to attend the countless numbers et hones of singing two sacred selections, "Just Said," by Solly mid Mn. M. H. each of these religious services, This church is located at the cor Christ's Victory subject, "Rising Above Lite," The Saster Sunrise services will be ner of Fourth and Arizona streets. the West Los Angeles and Santa For Today." and "Alleluia, Alleluia, Fagan will sing, "Why Seek Ve," by Mrs. McNeil. Over Death quartet will also present a cantata by Brandner. held at 6:45 am. Dr. R. C. Stone The pastor is F. G. H. Stevens, D.D. Monica Bay District, the Palos Verdes "The Life Everlasting," tar Ma Let the Holy Anthem Rise," aa will speak. hills, Catallna Island and a vast Easter carol. In the evening the service at 7:30 BAY CITY Tbe superintendent ef the Sunday thews. They wfll be assisted by five school is H. Ernest Rowe. Rev. and Mrs. Hill ef Unity sweep of ocean to tba south and choristers from the Junior choir. and the subject will be "The Dsy Corona 2621 Washington boulevard, Ocean Church of Christianity, 528 Arizona west, with the close proximity of FREE METHODIST CHURCH That Changed the World." The Joint Easter Sunrise services for Park. Bar. Jessie A. Bennett, pastor. Evening Program The service will be preceded at 7:15 avenue, assisted by a competent Peace Hill to Beverly boulevard and o'clock by an organ prelude recital Tenth and Arizona. Rev. Ada choir will sing "They Have Taken Norco and Corona will be held at Rev. Delvon Herrick will be guest The full program for the evening corps of workers, musicians, singers, its accessibility, all of which make Hall Marsh, pastor. Away My Lord," by Stainer and Norco hill, which is near tbe Lake services is as follows: by Paul O. Hanft Mr. Hanft will speaker tomorrow evening at tbe and teachers, will hold Easter ser it a favorite place of worship for play several Easter selections. The revival campaign continues, Mn. Fagan will sing, "Oethsem- Norconlan club. The services will Bay City Spiritualist church. He Soloists: Miss Marlon Waltz, soprano; thousands of Ben, women and chil ane." Special organ music by Mrs. vices on Easter morning at 10:45 The young people ef tha church with a large attendance each eve* commence about 5 a. m. Rev. has chosen for fate subject "Why IBM. Vernon Young, sopr.no; Mrs. Harry o'clock. dren on Easter morn of each year. Anna Bushnell Peck, "Mennetto in Ray Smith will read Dr. Van Dyke's Scouiall, contralto; Robert Ktngdon. bari Will also observe Easter, their ser ning. Rev. Harry Black, tbe news- Christ Arose From the Dead." tone; Merrltt Bull, tenor. Concerning tbe celebration of Announce Theme bos' evangelist, is preaching some O Minor," by Berhold, "Kamennoi- "Ood of tin Open Air," and an vices being at 6:30 o'clock in the Ostrow" by Rubinstein and "Jeru The musical program will be as 7:11 p. m.—Organ Recital: "Halleluiah Christ'! victory over death the pas "The Fourfold Message of Easter" parlors of tbl building. Those of splendid sermons. address will be given by Rev. c. E lollows: Chorus" bom 'The Messiah" (Handel); tors wfll say: "The Inspiring lesson ll tbl theme upon which Dr. J. Hud salem the Golden." Evans "Pastorale" from "The Messiah" (Han high school and college age meet Sunday school will meet at 9:45 "Eastertide," by Mrs. Johanne Ab- del); "Br the Brook" (Nevin). df the first Easter, nearly two thou son Ballard of Occidental college ln toe prayer meeting room while a. BL, at which time Rev. Black Young People Elsinore begglen; "Our Jesus Is Risen" h* Voluntary "The Angelus" (Mass-net). sand years ago is practical and ap speaks in the sermon-address of the tbe younger ones of junior high wfll deliver a short message. The Christian Endeavor society Easter Sunrise services will be Candle-light Processional, Hymn No. IM, plicable in the lives of all persons morning. Music is being provided choir; whistling solo, by Mrs. Maud "Christ the Lord I* Risen Today." school age meet upstairs. All young At 11 a. m.. Rev. Black wfll bring meets at 6:30, Mn. Oyrll 3. Oai1, held on Plagstaff hill promptly at Silken; The Palms," T. H. Bell. today. by the Santa Monica Municipal people ef tbe community an in NH I—The Passion an Easter message, bis subject Wfll president The young people plan S:26 a. m. There will be music and "Mary Magdalene in quest of her band, Harold W. Roberto, director, vited to attend these meetings. ba "Christ, tbe Crucified and Res to meet St 4:30 to go ln a body to tbe address will be given by Rev. Sunday morning lyceum, the Sun 1. Chorus—"There Si a Qreen Hill Far day school for eld and young at Awap," Lord, finding the stone rolled away, and by the Pacific Palisades Com urrected Lord." Communion serv the sunrise service at Pacific Pal Prank Williams. !. Contralto Solo—"When the Morning munity Church cboir of thirty voices ice will also be held. 11 o'clock. Special Easter exercises. and the tomb silent and empty, is isades. Glendale Wu Corns." under the leadership et Nancy Ken At 7:30 p. m., the evangelists' sub Oa Monday evening the Mother's Healing and testimonial service at I. Baritone Solo — "And Pilate Asked expressive of tbe feelings and the dall-Robinson. The service opens at Easter Sunrise services wlU be 7:16 p. m. Them." ject will be "The Unpardonable club of the church will meet at tba 4. Chorus—"We Pound This Man Per •motions of those today, In search 5:29 o'clock With Dr. Oren B. Waite, Rev. Troeger Sin." boms of Mrs. O. R. Fisher, 12320 held at tbe Memorial Tower ln A lecture on "Easter Spiritually verting the Ration."' of thllr great desires, and falling to executive vice-president of tha Pa Ths following week win Toe Arlington. Brentwood. "Recreation Porect Lawn cemetery at 5:07 a. m. Interpreted," by pastor, 2:30 p. m. 5. Baritone Solo — ' Than PlUte C_!«d.wallze them# mgy out M dW ghe cific Palisades association, presiding. marked with increasing Interest. The gates wiU open at 3 a. m., and Spiritual message by Mrs. Sadie Jesus." "They have taken my Lord away, or Use sf Leisure" is the evening*! •acrid music will be broadcast a Chorus—"And They Were Instant With The Pacific Palisades post of the Evangelist Elinor McKay will ar topic. Mrs. Thos. Holmes is the Herrick, national missionary, W. H. Loud Voices." and I know not where they have American Legion, assisted by the lo from then until 6 a. m. The serv Eaton and other ministers. 7. Baritone Solo—"When Pilate law." laid him. Speaks Sunday rive Wednesday to continue tbe re leader. ice will be conducted by Or. Hugh t. Chorus "BU Blood Be Upon Ua." cal Boy Scouts, and With tha Los vival campaign. Further announce The church school wfll receive aa Special musical number! by tbl 9. Organ—"The March la Calvary." Same Feelings Angeles polios department co-oper _. Walker of tbe First Presby Harmony Four. 10. Bnrltone Bolo and Chorus—"Mow Prom ments will appear later. offering for tha church building terian church, Los Angeles. Music the Sixth Hour.** "The same feelings of disappoint ating, directs the traffic and the Victory el Jesus to Be Rev. Ada Ball Manh, pastor, ex tend Sunday. The goal Is $500. Evening service lecture at 8 p. ra 11. Chorale—"O Perfect Life ot Love." ment and discouragement, become parking of cars to the parking lints tends a cordial Invitation to the The church is liming to raise by wUl be furnished by the Glendale This lecture will ba given by our Offertory "Resurrection Morn" Johnston which have been leveled ind marked Discussed at Pilgrim Elks' band and Alice Gentle wfll ours when we fail to find the de public to attend these interesting Mother*! day, May llth, a tend of noted national missionary, tbe Rev. Part n Inter sires of our hearts and minds. And at the foot of Peace Hill. J. R. Vore Lutheran services. $18,000. render a solo. Delvon Herrick. All wbo have ever 12. Contralto Solo—"As It Began to Dawn" like Mary we cry out In despair. and C. P. Humphries have charge Hermosa Beach heard this noted and gUted speaker 11. Chorus—"And Behold Then Cam* a They have taken him away.' Sat Of tbe decoration Of tbe stands and Great Earthquake." (Continued from Page 5) Easter Sunrise services will be will not lit tbli opportunity go by, when we remember that our Lord is arrangement of UN field of lilies to 14. Soprano aad Tenor Recitative—"They be used in the Illy recessional at held on Sunset hill, Hermosa but will be there to hear him give Have Taken Away My Lord." as near us today as he was to Mary on the words of tbe Stan Savior, the spiritual Interpretation of 15. Soprano Bolo—"Coma Unto Me." en that memorable morning, and tbe close of the service. Spend EASTER with Beach, just u the sun rises. Rev. It. Chorus—"My Faith Looks Up to Thee." Rev. 1:18: T am He that liveth ind Owen Umstead of Redondo Beach Easter. This lecture will be fol 17. Soprano Bolo—"The Morning Purples tbat tbe proclamation of tin angels Musical Program waa dead; and, behold, I am Sitae lowed by messages both by ballot Pacific Palisades Community Congregational church wll deliver All the Ska," —good thoughts bold good today— The program is as follows: for evermore. Amen; and have the the main address and other minis and independent, by Mrs. Sadie Her 18. Final Chorus—"Now Is Come ths Sal 'Why seek ye the living among the Trumpet, at Sunrise keys of hell and If death," and he ters from that vicinity will give rick, W. H. Eaton, and the pastor. vation ot Our Ood." dead?' If we seek among dead Prelude— will show what toe victory ef Jesus Church Benediction. (a) "Chlmea et Liberty" Goldman short addresses. Wednesday tbl regular lesson PosUude, "Easter March" .Merkyl thoughts and deeds, for the living , 1 means to Bible Christians. and message service at 7:45 p. BL Christ, we are sure to meet with (b) "Easter *****fn*.* Iirtt Vis de Is Paz and Bowdoin Street Idyll-lid (e) -elections bv Brasa Quartet—M.Mrs. The church Is located on the cor Sunrise Service on Peace Hill, 6:29 A. M. Tuesday the class lesson and mes CHRISTIAN SCIENCE disappointment, and we are wont to Smith. Mete*Ik, Ulmer and Buby. A community Easter Sunrise serv Santa Moniea Municipal Band ner of Fourteenth street and Ari Church School (6 departmental, StSS A. M. sage service at pastorate, 2704 Third The subject of the lesson sermon cry ovt. as did Mary, 'He has been ice will be held St Idyllwlld Inn, street. The ladies will serve a din taken away and we know not where Harold William Roberta. Director zona avenue, the service beginning Morning Worship, 11 o'clock starting promptly at sunrise. in the Christian Science churches "Ther Have Taken Slav My Lord"___ ! at 10:45 a. m. The public ta cor ner at 5:30 o'clock. Sunday, April 20, as "Doctrine of to find him.' • Harrington Sermon—"THB DAWN OF HOPS" Inglewood AU are welcome. "Such thinking will plunge one Paclfle Palisades Community Church Choir dially invited. The music, special By tba Minister, JAMES EDWIN DUNNING The Fairview Heights Baptist Atonement." Golden tost: H Corin Nancy Kendall-Robinson, director choir, solo and instrumental selec thians 5:17. "If any man be ln into a life of tears and disappoint Prayer „ Rev. PhlUp K. BwarU Easter music by the choir, Mrs. Nancy Kendall-Robinson, Director :hurch will hold a service at sun ments, sorrows and failure, which Pastor Venice Congregational Church tions, will be under direction of Young People's Vesper Service on Peace Hill, 6 P. M. HIGHLAND TEMPLE, FULL Christ, bl ll a new creature: old Hymn, "Christ the Lord la Risen Today" Hugo Scherzer, church organist. rise on Baldwin hills. thing! are passed away; behold, all eventually leads to tbe tomb. But GOSPEL CHURCH tbe lessons of Easter are to remind Lyra Davldlca Line Pine Corner Tenth and Cedar streets, things are become new." Congregation BRENTWOOD Easter Sunrise service! will be us tbat today and every day, we Scripture Lesson Rev. Charles M. Watson Santa Monica. J. P. Noble, pastor. The following churches are all have the privilege of turning away Paator First Christian Church At 11629 Mayfleld avenue, Brent held at the foot of Mount Whit Phone 24094. branches of tbe mother church, tbl Banta Monica wood Heights. Services every Sun ney. from these false evidences, and be "Angela Roll tha Matt Away" Scott Sunday school, 9:30. Lesson "The First Church of Christ, Scientist, holding tbe Lord and Master, stand Palisades Community Church Choir day at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Long Beach Resurrection of Jesus Christ." Text in Boston, Mass., and maintain fMe ing near us—within us—as did Introduction ot Speaker of the Day On Easter Sunday, April 20th, Dr. Easter Sunrise services spon- Rev. P. Q. H. Stevens, D.D. Ocean Park "He a not hen, for He a risen." reading moms and loan libraries Mary. And saying to us this Easter President Bay District Ministerial Ass'n. Wllkie will demonstrate spiritual lorcd by the Young People's asso Children's Easter program following and hold services as follows: day and every day, Tt is I, be of Address, The Fourfold Message ol Easter" healing. Spirit messages will fol ciations of tbl various Long Beach Sunday school. Santa Monica—First Church of good cheer, for I am with you al A Hudson Ballard. Ph. D. low. Our minister, Hettle E. Con churches will be held ln Recrea Occidental College 11 a. m.—Morning worship, ser Christ, Scientist, Arizona avenue ways.' IS btl presence aft human Hymn, "All Hall the Power ol Jesus' Name" nor, message bearer. Assisted by Methodist Church tion Park at 6 a. m. Music will be mon by pastor, "The Performance of aad Fifth street, Sunday at 11 a. m. suffering, sorrow and death disap Miles Lane worken present. furnished by the Woodrow Wilson Those Things Which He Spake." aad 8 p. m. Sunday school at 9:30 pear. The angels (good thoughts) The Congregation Afternoon services at 2:30. Con hj«h school bind, and Dr. Richard Easter anthem by choir. Benediction— Hill Street and Washington Boulevard a. BL Testimonial meeting, Wednes are still proclaiming the presence of Rev. James Edward Dunning. D. D. ference topic, "Compensation and st. Merrill, the pastor of the First 6 p. m.—Young people's meeting. day evening at 8 o'clock. tbe risen Lord,' bat many are too Paator Community Methodist Episcopal How Obtained," followed by psy Methodist church ef Long Beach, All young folks cordially invited. Reading room, 607-607-609 Bay engrossed with the affairs of life, Church. Pacific Palisades chic demonstrations, flowers and will deliver the address. 7 p. m.—Musical program by the Easter Recessional— Cities Guaranty building, 225 Santa and are deaf to the message. "Onward Christian Soldiers." led by psychomety by Hettle E. Connor REV. EDWARD J. BRADNER, Pastor Los Angeles choir and orchestra ln keeping with Monica boulevard. Santa Monica. Two Rules Santa Moniea Municipal Band. and Mattie Ren—o. Efster worship. H_.«t*r Sunrise services will be Venice — Twentieth Church ef "The Master of men gave us two held at the Hollywood Bowl com 8 p. m.—Evangelistic sermon by Christ, Scientist. Brooks and Sec mencing st i a JI. sharp. Tba pastor. Other service to follow. ond avenue Sunday at 11 a. m. and rules to live by—love God, and love Easter message will be delivered by Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.—Rev. John D. 8 p. m. Sunday school at 9:80 a. Bt. our fellow man. Love Is the yeast EASTER SERVICES AT Easter Sunday Services— Dr. Stewart P. McLennan ot the James, tor 17 years missionary to Testimonial meeting on Wednesday tbat —aveneth tba whole loaf, love First Presbyterian church in Hoi- China, wfll give highly interesting evening at 8 o'clock. performs miracles. Little deeds, Sunday School, 9:80 A. M. lywood. Scripture reading by tba talk on tbe conditions and customs Brentwood Heights—Twenty-sev services, and the duties of our dally Rev. J. A. Andrews, pastor of of that country, his experiences as enth Church of Christ, Scientist, ef Morning Worship st 11 o'clock a Faith missionary and will sing life are made great and glorified Highland Temple Full South Methodist church, Holly. Los Angeles, 70S Bundy drive, be by love. The Master's recipe for wood. The singing will be directed Chinese songs. All welcome. tween Montana and San Vicente. SUBJECT by Hugo Kirchofer and the solo Thursday, 7:30 p. ab—Pastor Will Sunday at 11 a. m. Sunday school happiness was service. In this ser ist ll Mr. Thompson Balfour. No conclude series ef lectures on tbe at 9:30 a. m. Testimonial meeting vice let us ba resplendent this glad Gospel Church "EASTER CONTINUED" parking will be permitted In tbe "Holy Spirit and Ha Ministry." Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Easter morn In robes of radiant Bowl, but if persons wbo are crip Saturday, 2 p. xn. — Children's Sawtelle—Nineteenth Church of light—expressing love, unselfishness, Corner Tenth and Cedar Ave. Epworth League st 6.30 P. M. ples of physically unable to walk church, in charge of Mra Noble. Christ, Scientist, services, 1650 Fed purity, uprightness —• thus proving 9:30—Easter Sunday School Lesson, "The Resurrection" wiU go to the Hollywood Chamber eral avenue. Sunday service at 11 tbat 'we are children of Ood, and Cantata—-"THE THORN-CROWNED KING**—7:80 of Commerce before Sunday, they FIRST TEMPLE OF PSYCHIC a. m. and 8 p. m. Testimonial meet joint heirs with Christ Jesus.'" 11 A. M.—Sermon by the Pastor will be furnished with a sticker tor SCIENCE ing Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. "THB PERFORMANCE OF THOSE THINGS the windshield of their car which Chartered under the Federation ot WHICH HE SPAKE" viU permit them to drive to the I Psychic Science churches, boldIng M «•» ge\ O g*\ O I_I V S0* BROADWAY Bowl for the services. I Its services in the St. George's hall, T S« JCl VJ 0 V/ * BB. I CORNER PUTS 8 P. M—Young People's Meeting of Christ's Ambassadors Mount Helix 11447 Sixteenth street, Santa Men- 7 P. M.—Easter selections and anthems by orchestra and choir Easter Sunrise services will be lea. Public cordially Invited to all eld on Mount Helix at 6:18 a BL I services. Special musical program. CHARLES E. EDGAR S P. M.—Evangelistic services Christian Science Churches m. "NATURE'S FORCES IN SCIENCE AMD OCCULTISM" Speakers will be Rev. Willis Gold- JVincen t M. Wilson, pastor; Mary Phone 24094 J. P. NOBLE, Pastor. mith and Reba Crawford. Music E. Smith, assistant pastor. Come and hear how they affect you. All welcome. In the BAY DISTRICT ill he furnished by tbe Morning Special Easter services Sunday horal club. evening, starting at 7:45, at which Mount Soledad time we shall ba favored by a The recognised branches of The Mother Church, The First Church Easter Sunrise services will be trance lecture by the assistant pas- Celebration of of Christ. Scientist. In Boston. Man., hold services as follow!: aid at Mount Soledad under the tar. EASTER— .rection of the combined churches Following the lecture, we shall SANTA MONICA—First Church of Christ, Scientist, corner Ari- * tbe north shore district of San again hear Wilson, the noted Cali METAPHYSICALLY INTERPRETED CHRIST THE LIVING PRESENCE •ona avenue and Fifth street. Sunday at 11 a m. and 1p.m. fornia psychic, ln his spirit demon Sunday School at 9:30 a m. Testimonial meeting Wednesday tego. Music furnished by the Pa •venlng at S o'clock. rle Choral club. stration. Bring your sealed ques in • 10:48 A. M. Easter Morning tions. He can and will answer all Palm Spring. VENICE—Twentieth Church of Christ, Scientist, of Los Angelea, Easter Sunrise services will be affairs of life. Special Easter music, songs of love 4 Every Monday and Friday at 8 oorner Brooks and Second avenue. Sunday at 11 a. m. and eld at the Cross on tbe mountain JAMES E. DODO'S Trumpet end vocal solos 8 p. m. Sunday School al 8:80 a m. Testimonial meeting .de above the village ot Palm p. BL, Wilson, the psychic, will give Wednesday evening at S o'clock. jprings. Entrance is obtained his usual psychic demonstrations ln Sermon on the Sermon—"RESURRECTED IN CHRIST" arough tha grounds of tha Desert spirit messages. Mat you** prob BRENTWOOD —EIGHTS—Twenty-Seventh Church of Christ, nn. The services will begin about lems to the seer. Friday and Sun Scientist, of Loe Angeles, 780 Bundy drive, between -__*»"- 12 a. m. day evenings, a silver offering. "RESURRECTION OP THE DEAD" and San Vicente. Sunday at 11:00 a. m. Sunday School at Palo* Verdes Estate- On Monday evening, a donation 8:38 a. B_ Testimonial meeting Wednesday evening at S Easter Sunrise services will be to the church, at which time every Metaphysical Fellowship Miramar Hotel Unity Church of o'clock. bald on the hilltop above Camer one will receive an answer to his SUNDAY, APRIL 20, AT 11 A, M. oon- borne to the Palos Verdes Es question. SAWTELLS—Nineteenth Church of Christ, Scientist, 1650 Federal tates at 5:10 a. BL Rev. Parlour of Christianity avenue. Sunday at ll a. m. and 1p.m. Sunday School at tba Hermosa Beach Saints Cross The Columbia river highway is Appropriate Music Voluntary Offering 8:80 a. av Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8 pm. church will deliver the address and 337 miles long and 24 feet wide. 528 Arizona Ave.—Sixth St. st Arlsona Lanon subject ta each church tar next Sunday ta jnislc wfll Ss furnished by a choir Come and Get a True Easter Vpliftl ALL STUDENTS Of TRUTH INVITED "Doctrine of Atonement." Man o'War, famous race horse, •ii (Continued on Page 8. Col. 3) IS still abas SB S Kentucky tana.
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Rev. D. R. Plunkett Special Program Lutheran Announces Topics Methodist At Baptist Church Ckoir to Give "Dawn of Hope" Rev. Nacdonald FIRST (WEST LOS ANGELES) Masonic Orders PILGRIM Rev. D. R. Plunkett, pastor of the H. 8. Putnam, Pastor A special Barter program of un Fourteenth street and Arizona Christian Missionary Alliance, Wil A special Easter program will be usual Inter aet, will be presented to annul. Walter P. Troeger, pastor. shire boulevard at Twenty-third given by member! of the different morrow, at the First Baptist church Cantata Sunday 1358 Fourteenth street. Telephone Sundays Topic street, Santa Monica, will speak to Announces Topic department! et the Sunday school Join in Service StttS. morrow morning on, "Studies la at the Sunday school hour, 9:45 to of West Loe Angeles, which to lo Sunday school, all departments, at Genesis," or "Death of First Adam" 11 o'clock. cated one block south ot Santa Elaborate Easter Program 9:30 a BL Palisades Choir Gives aad "Resurrection Of tbl Last 'Thoughts on the Question All an cordially Invited to attend. Rev. C M. Watson to Give Moniea boulevard at Harrington Divine service, 10:46 a. m. Adam." of Immortality' to During tbl last week, our people Easter Address to avenue. Planned at Ocean Subject of Easter sermon. "Tbe Special Music for have been engaged ia a campaign In the evening, Rev. Plunkett will OT. 9. O. Davies, pastor, an Park Church Conqueror," Revelations 1, 18. Sunrise Service discuss The Sin of Man," and Tbl Be Discussed of home visitation, which ws tste Lodge Group Vocal and instrumental selections: Saviour of Man." sure Will result la aa ingathering of nounces the following program: Easter at the Ocean Park Meth Soprano iota, "Ths Trumpet Shall Easter will be a high day for the In tbe morning message. Rev. "Thoughts on tbl Question Of members on Sunday morning. Three affiliated organizations, the Service for tbl boys and girls Sound" (Prlndle-Scott); violin con A class of young people to to be odist church will carry an elabor Pacific Palisades Community Plunkett Will use four words to base Immortality," will bl the subject of Social Order of Beauseant. the De- Wfll fee taSd at 9 30 a. m. In the certo, "Andante, E Minor" (Mendels his remarks upon, namely "taking." the sermon by Rev. James W. Mac- received lite membership at this ate program, according to Rev. Ed church, Via de ta Paz and Bowdoin Molay, and Jobs Daughters have churcb auditorium. ward J. Bradner, the pastor.- At sohn); choir selection, "Lo, He II "tasting" "triumphing" and "type." donald, during tbe Easter service time. Baptism wt* also be held at Easter music, recitations, etc by Risenl" (Kessel). street. The congregation will be bl tbl Unitarian church et Santa this service. been invited by Santa Monica Bay 9:30 a. m. the Sunday school pro A special musical program will bl Commandery No. SI of Knights the boys and girls. gram wlU be rendered. At 11 a. m. Tbl annual Easter offering will present at the sunrise worship on rendered, consisting of a general Monica, Arlsona avenue and Eigh Tb* morning service of worship ttt. Bradner will preach on "Eas bl for the general fund of lbs chorus, duets, and Instrumental teenth street, Sunday morning at 11 FIRST AFRICAN Templar to Join tt to attending a at eleven o'clock wfll be opened with church. Peace Hill, beginning at 5:29 a. m. o'clock. Nineteenth and Michigan Avenue ter Continued." Several babiea an Tbl Community church choir will music. special Easter service Sunday after an organ prelude by Ray Strong. to be baptized and a number an A special Sister community and Tiie public is cordially invited to . In announcing his subject, Mr. Robert House. Pastor noon at the Pint Christian church Musical program as follows: An furnish the special music for that Macdonald stated: Residence 1823 Michigan Avenue to be received Into church mem baptismal service will be held ln the attend the services of this church. of Santa Monica. them, "Hosanna" (Oronler): solo. bership. German language at 2:30 p. m. hour, and the Boy Scouts will super This is a subject which belongs Phone 36913 "In tbl End of On Sabbath" The chorus choir has a surprise Confirmation class, Monday, at vise policing, parking of cars, etc. to tbe deepest and most intimaf** Tin services of this church, tar Members ef these four groups 'Speaks): Ruins Wright; anthem. tar the congregation not on the 4 p. BL things of tbe human heart. For Easter Sunday, will be as follows: bail been asked to assemble at the "They Han Taken Away Sly Lord" The church school expects a rec most of us, because ot our personal IS the morning at 16:48 o'clock, (Stalner). musical program. Johnson Hughes, Senior Walther League education ord i attendance in all departments. experience of bereavement and be the processional by the newly vested Masonic Temple on Tenth and director, announces that at the al and social meeting, Wednesday, Charles Edgar Santa Monica boulevard at 3 p. m. Baptismal service precedes tbe Last Sunday's attendance was 244. cause eta hearts an moved with choir will -precede a program to be morning sermon. Dr. Davies wUl morning service the choir will ren beginning at 8 p. m. • sympathy when tbl shadow of rendered by tbe Junior department Sunday, and will march from there der the anthem, "Holy Alt Thou" B. P. McCcmb, general superinten preach on the subject, "Better Than Choir night every Thursday at death falls now upon a family here of the Sundiy school, under the ta a body to the church where Rev. (Handel); and "The Radiant Morn" 7:48 p. m. dent, invites all community residents We Had Hoped." aad aow upon a family then, this direction of Miss Helen Wharton. C. M. Watson Is to deliver aa Easter 8:80 p. m—Three departments ol (Woodward!. Boy Scout Bight, every Priday at to attend the school for this Easter Speaks Sunday is a question Which quietly but per WS program Will be followed by day message. ] the B. T. P. V.. seniors, adult* aad Present Cantata T p. ra., Ernest H. Lawson, scout sesslota sistently forces itself Into oar a abort sermon by tbl pastor, "A j Hi. B. Y. The senior department to master; Albert Uhlrich, assistant. thoughts. Life Lived Through Eternity." Tbe pastor will lead the Epworth MinUter Preaches According to Edward C. Bernard, a new organization. Everybody wel League at 6:30 p. ra. At 7:30 p. m. Reception for the newly confirmed President of Theosophical "It tt hardly a subject for argu At 7:30 p. m., aa Easter cantata commander; Charles OL Pish, come. At eleven o'clock the minister. a saatata. The Thorn Crowned Wednesday evening, April 30, at T Society Will Address ment. Rather one can only express will be given under the direction of generalissimo, and Oeorge Crulck- lb the evening at 7:30 o'clock the o'clock. James Edwin Dunning, will preach his thoughts on the wbjiet in the Mrs. W. T. Taylor, by the Inter King" will be rendered by the ahank, captain-general ef tbe Tem ! choir will render the cantata, "life choir. Ths following ta tbe pro First Lutheran Sunday school of on tbe theme "The Dawn of Hope." Members hope that they will be worth pon mediate and senior departments of j Everlasting" (Petrie). Soloists, Hazel gram In detail: Venice, every Sunday at 9 a. m, The choir, under the direction of dering by others." the Sunday school. plars, tbe procession will be headed j Taylor, Aileen Riesen, 'Margery "Let tbe Righteous Be Glad," 1621 Washington boulevard, Venice. Mrs. Nancy Kendall-Robinson, will Sunday at 8 p. m., Charles E. Ed During the service Doris C. Peter Other services for the day will be by the 30-plece DeMolay band, with Wright, Meredith Bowdtoh, Rutin chorus; "There Is No Other Way," •big two anthems: "O Death, Where gar, president of the Crescent Bay son, church pianist, will play selec 8unday school at 9:30 a. m., Ills. marchers in full regalia. I Wright, Ray Strong at organ. male quartet composed of Johnson b Thy Sting?" (Stalner), incidental Lodge of tbe Theosophical Society at tions, Including "To the Spring," W. T. Taylor, superintendent. solo by Mrs. Ivy Hodder Bailey; (Grieg); "On Wings of Song," A. C. E. League at S:SS p. ts. Hughes, Walter Carlson, Donald Christian 504 Broadway, will give the first of Bradner and Charles Oirruth. "Be "Angels, Roll the Rock Away" (John (Mendelssohn), and "Kamenot-Os- Monday at 7:00 p. m. One hour Prlndle Scott), Mn H. J. Andrews a series of lectures on the "Occult trow," (Rubensteln). of prayer. trayed," Mr. Hughes and Choir. OCEAN PARK "The Thorn Crowned King." Miss singing the solo parts. Harold View of Natun's Forces." This will MT. Macdonald will read Whit Wednesday at 7:80 p. at. prayer Marie Munkers. "Lit Him Bl Washington boulevard sad Rose Reeves will sing "Repent Ye" (John be followed by others on the same man's poem, "Song of tbl Universal." and class meeting. avenue. R. H. Newton, pastor. Prlndle Scott), aad Mrs. Bailey will The Sunday school for children A cordial Invitation to extended to First Crucified,'* choir. "Alas I and Did subjects, on weekdays and Sundays. My Saviour Bleed?" trio consisting Inspiring Easter program to which sing, "Christ Is Calling You" (Ben- Md young people to held at IS all who are interested, to attend the the general public ll invited will be ham-Clark). and the public is cordially invited o'clock every Sunday. services of this church. of Mrs. Bessie Thatcher, Miss Mun- to attend them all. No admission ken, Mrs. Wm. Latta. "They Laid held, as follows: A featun of the observance ot Him Away," Miss Munkers and Easter sunrise service at 5:30 a. m. Easter is always the Easter self- is charged. The lectures will be Baptist Church denial thanks offering, which will given as follows: chorus. "He IS Risen," choir. A program consisting of hymns, "THOUGHTS ON THE QUESTION of Santa Monica "Glory In tba Garden," choir. responsive readings, prayers. bl received in the church school Sunday, April 20—"Natun's Forces "Jeeui Lives," choir; "Praise Yt the and tbe mflrnlng worship. This ot Violin solo by Mn DeVol. ln Science and Occultism." Forces OF IMMORTALITY" Lord," choir. Mrs. Johnson Hughes "Calvary" will be aung by the In tering is applied to world service, 2701 Washington Blvd. (Corner Hill). Ocssa Psrk Is the accompanist. dian male quartet. and a very generous response is ex ln the atom. Life as a vehicle of pected. Subject of sermon during ths services Easter Sunday WM. C. MITCHELL, Minister Sunday School Anthem, "Hallelujah, He Arose," nature'! forces. No force without by tha choir. New Members intelligence. We intelligence with St 11 A. M. HARRY SHIPCOTT, Choir Director The detailed program ln the Sun Following the service a waffle The reception ot new members day school follows : out form. Invisible intelligent beings Xa tbe beautiful new breakfast will be served by lbs will be aa Important feature of the At 9:30 a. av, Walter Carlson, su members of the Loyal Berean Bible as distributors ot nature's forces. EASTER SUNDAY perintendent class. Easter morning worship ia tba Their intelligence and mode of op Bugle Call Jet Aba. The Easter decision service St IS Community church. Already the eration analyzed. 11:00—Morning Worship "Crowned With Light"—Chorus a. m. All of the Bible school de minister haa the assurance of a con Tuesday, April 81 — "Nature's Unitarian Church SERMON—"THE EMPTY TOMB" by tha school. partments and classes will assemble siderable group of candidates for Forces in the Evolution of the Indi "An Easter Duet" (piano)—Har it the church auditorium for the church membership, aad further vidual." Does form produce life OT Corner Arizona Avs. snd Eighteenth St. By the Pastor riet Lawlor and Rosetta Thompson. united Easter service. The pastor additions are expected by Sunday. life produce term? An oar bodies (One block from either Santa Monica Blvd. or Wilshire) Exercises by the primary depart Will bring a message on "Our Risen The Community church warmly in intelligently designed to provide ex JAMES W. Mac DONALD, Minister SPECIAL EASTER MUSIC ment. Lord." Tbe choir will sing, "Christ vites Mends in the community to pression far a particular type and 7:80—Evening Service _n a Hanging Garden" (piano) tbl Lord Is Risen Today." A solo Join the church new. kind of Incoming life? Who directs DORIS O. PETERSON, Church Planlste —Mary Elizabeth Plnkerton. by Mrs. Juanita Dickson; dull by Tbl only service in Pacific Pali the building of bodies suitable as SERMON—"THE POWERS IN SECRET* Vocal Duct—Mra Thatcher and Mrs. Price aad Mra Weston and sades on Easter evening wfll In the Instruments for our Individual ca In the vestibule ere free pamphlets on Liberal Religion. By the Pastor Mrs. Carlson. music by tba Indian male quartet. customary vesper service on Peace pacities and characteristics. Sunday School for Children and Young People at 10 o'clock. Sunday School, 9:80 A. M.—B.Y.P.U. 6:80 P. M. "The Emmaus Way"—(panto Easter evening service 7:80 p. te. Hill under the auspices of the Ep Future lecture! and subjects will mime) bs the Champions. Easter hymns. A solo by MT. Lyons, worth League. The young people be announced later. "In the Garden." Sermon "The Way will eat SB tbe hill about 5:15, and Vocal Solo—"In the Garden of of tba Burning Heart," by the pas follow with a happy vesper hour. Tomorrow"—Miss Hezel Turland. tor. The ordinance ot Christian There will be no service! In the Exercises by tba Junior depart baptism wlU dose the service. church in the evening. ment. BREAKFAST Vocal Duet—Miss Marie Munkers NINTH ANNUAL EASTER and Walter Carlson. EASTER MORNING Dialogue, "The Tomb" — Mrs. Revival Campaign Carlson'! class. Ham snd Eggs or Bacon and Eggs, The Easter Story"—Bible Class. REV. HARRY BLACK Fried Potatoes, Toast, Coffee Male Quartet—Mr. lAmitfi class. Announcements and prayer by GREAT EASTER MESSAGE 50c Mr, Latta. 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Offering. unnse service The Sunlit Garden"—Chorus by VOLKMAN'S BARBECUE the school. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Santa Monica Canyon—Just off Coast Highway TUB church is located at Hill Tenth and Arisons Avs. atreet and Washington boulevard. OPEN AIL NIGHT PEACE HILL PACIFIC PALISADES Cordial Easter Greetings SUNDAY. APRIL 20,1930 ST. AUGUSTINE'S-BY-THE-SEA Pilgrim Lutheran Church PROGRAM Fourteenth Street and Arizona Avenue Order of Worship "Angels Roll the Rock Away" EPISCOPAL WALTER F. TROEGER, Pastor a 5:25 A. M. ... Scott mm Palisades Community Church _Kjr*^_£iii_iii"' Trumpets at Sunrise Prelude— Choir (a) "Chimes of Liberty" .... CHURCH ...... ^a.^...... -. Goldman Introduction of Speaker of the Day— (b) "Easter Fantasia" ....Lake Rev. F. G. H. Stevens, D.D. Tcmrhh ft betvr«on Arisons Ave. and Wilshire Blvd. (c) Selections by Brans Quar tet: President Bay District Ministerial Messrs. Smith, Metcalk, Ulnar Association sad Ruby REV. WALLACE N. PIERSON, Rector Address, "The Fourfold Message Santa Monies Municipal Band REV. FREDERICK POST. Assisting Harold William Roberts, Director of Easter" J. Hudson Ballard, Ph.D. "They Have Taken Away My Lord ...... Harrington Occidental College SERVICES POR Pacific Palisades Community Hymn, "All Hail Che Power sf Church Choir Jesus' Name" ...... Miles Lane EASTER SUNDAY Nancy Kendall-Robinson, Ths Congregation Director Holy-Communion—6:80 A. M. (Boys' Choir) Prayer ..Rev. Philip K. Swartz Benediction- Pastor Venice Congregational Rev. Jas. Edward Dunning, D.D. Holy Communion—7:30 A. M. (Plain Service) Church Pastor Community Methodist Episcopal Church, Holy Communion—9:30 A. M. (Girls' Choir) Hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" ....Lyra Davidica Pacific Palisades Holy Communion snd Sermon —11 A. M. (Adult Congregation Choir) A Modern Church With th* Old Gospel Scripture Lesson ...... Easter Recessional— Sermon Topic, 10:45 A. M.: ...... Rev. Charles M. Watson "Onward Christian Soldiers" Evening Prayer and Sermon—7:30 P. M. THE CONQUEROR" Pastor first Christian Church, Led by Santa Monies (Boys' Choir) Santa Monies Municipal Band "/ sst He that liveth, and was dead; and, behold, I am alive forevermore, Amen; and have the key* of hell and of death!'* Revelation 1:18. Easter Monday sad Tuesday, Holy Communion The Bay District Ministerial Association, the Pacific 9:80 A.M. "Because I live, ye shall live also" John 14:19. Palisades Association and tha Pacific Land Corporation MUSIC. "THE TRUMPET SHALL SOUND" (Prindle Scott) — Bessie Hope Zischank join In extending yon an invitation to attend this event ANDANTE, VIOLIN CONCERTO, E Minor (Mendelssohn)—Otto Landau ALL WELCOME GOOD MUSIC "LO! BE IS RISENI" (Kessel)—Pilgrim Lutheran Choir AMPLE AUTOMOBILE PARKING FACILITIES HUGO SCHERZER at ths Kent Organ SPECIAL BUS SERVICE
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Speaks Sunday Rev. Macdonald Prominent Speaker Special Music at Easter Music to "Chanel of the WiD Go North 0. K. Charles Announce Special Episcopal Church Feature Service For Conference BirdsMoOpen Rev. James W. Macdonald. minis Speaks Sunday MusicalProgram ter of the Unitarian-church of Santa Row. Wallace N. Pierson! Methodist Quartet Sings I Easter Services to Be Monica, which Is now at its new lo "Resurrection snd Life" Choir to Present Cantata Announces Topics of st Early Morning cation. Eighteenth and Arizona ave Held in Memory of nue, will go to San Francisco next Topic st Psychic st Venice Union Easter Sermons Worship Hour Junipero Serra week, to attend tiie Pacific Coast Science Church Congregational Unitarian Conference. Special music that has been used Tbe First Methodist church ef Junipero's Chapel of the Birds Rev. SSsodonald is to preach the Services at the Church of Psychic "Hail the Victor," aa Easter can by the Church of England for many I West Los Angelea has arranged In Science, H342vj Santa Monica bou tata by Wooler. will be presented j conjunction with its Easter services will be opened with three services sermon at the young people's ser centuries, and has been associated on Easter Sunday to the memory of vice at the Wednesday evening ses levard. Wast Los Angelea, will be Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock, at tin with Easter by British churchmen a program of music which will be sion ot the conference, which will in keeping with the Easter season. Venice Union Congregational all over the world, will be a special I given at both the morning and eve Junipero Serra. bs held in the First Unitarian The Resurrection and the Life" church, Market street at Innes feature of the Easter services at St. ning services. The program follows: Dr. Frank Dyer, the padre and church of San Francisco, of which will ba the topic of the lecture-ser place, by the choir, under the di Augustine's-by-the-Sea church to In the morning, "Gethsemane," by mon by 0. B. Charles at the eve Woller. will be sung by a mixed minister of the new parish of Juni church Starr King was minister rection of Mrs. Frank P. Hillyer. morrow. pero Serra has erected this little from 1860 to 1864. ning service at 7:80. This Is one of the special events Rev. Wallace N. Pierson. pastor, quartet composed of Miss Dorothy Hayhurst. soprano; Mrs. Alice Boul- redwood chapel under the live oak "Were B not Saf tbe resurrection In the year tot tin choir, and exten will be assisted by Rev. Frederick ton. contralto: Walter Crandall. VENICE UNION of Jesus of Nazareth In a spiritual sive preparation haa been made. All Post, in conducting the services. trees In Santa Monica canyon, at ised body, the hope of mankind for tenor, and Meredith Bowdish, bass. Market street and Innes place, are meet cordially invited to attend. The public is urged to attend Following the quartet, number a 480 "Bycamore road. It will be used a htt hereafter would fee very faint At tbe morning hour of worship, services as early as possible, be solo will be sung by Mr. Bowdish. for the sacraments, marriages and Venice. Philip K. Swartz, minister. indeed. Aft upon ths up-rushing Philip K. Swartz, pastor, will speak cause of the large congregations and Oh Death Where Is Thy Sting.' evensong. It is announced that Miss Jennie Thomas, superintendent current of the Easter tide, tha on "He Is Risen!" Special muslo which are expected on this day. by Turner, will be sung as an an of the church school. Mrs. Frank hopes of man are born anew. BBS will be given at this hour also. Announce Services friends snd neighbors are always kinship with nature aad nature's them P. Hillyer. director ot music. EVENING PROGRAM St. Augustine's is located on Chorus, at Night Dr. J. Hudson Ballard, who welcome. GSd becomes apparent; the stone of The program for tiie evening will Fourth street between Arizona ave In the evening there will be four will speak tomorrow morning at Resurrection Service "Be Is Risen!" is the title of the doubt is rolled away and life takes be as follows: nue and Wilshire boulevard, and chorus numbers, followed by a solo the sunrise services at Peace Easter Day at 8:30 a. ni. there Easter sermon which will be on a new meaning." preached at tiie morning worship Prelude, Largo - Handel tomorrow's program wt_ be as by Will Hampton, ami a quartet Hill. Pacific Palisades. will be a resurrection service snd As a special feature of the eve Mrs. Anna C. Croft follows: composition by Mr. Hampton, Mrs. communion conducted by Rev. Ed service of the Venice Union Congre ning service, M. Lensky, noted Rus gational church this Sunday by the Tenor Solo God So Loved tbe World Holy Communion—6:30 a m . (mu Frances Lackey, Miss Dorothy Hay gar S. Sneed ot Los Angeles. At sian baritone, will tin* a group et Edgar Armor sic by choir). hurst, and Robert. Lackey. 3:30 and 6:30 there will be an Easter pastor, Rev. Philip K. Swartz. The songs; aad Prof. Baird Hamlin will music at this service will be a piano Chorus Behold I Show Tou a Mys Holy Communion — 7 .10 a m. Jn the morning aad evening Miss musical festival with the resurrec James E. Dodds, prominent accompany him upon the piano. tery (plain). UM. Lows will render special organ tion dramatised. Miss Marcella Sin- prelude hy Mrs. Anna Croft, "Ave Following will be flower and ballot Plans Made for Maria." by Schubert: an anthem. lecturer, who will conduct the Tenor Solo Then Cometh Jesus Holy Communion—9:90 a. m (mu. numbers. ram of Pomona college wig take the Easter services of the Meta readings and spiritual messages by John Oilliland sic younger girl choir». role of the angel. Miss Marjorie "As It Began to Dawn," by Barker; Violet P. Charles, Pastor thrt. Ju and a solo by Mrs. Ben Decker, "The physical Fellowship, which are Chorus—..Gethsemane and Calvaxv Holy Communion and sermon—11 FIRST (SANTA MONICA) Fisher and Miss Lois Plttlnger of to be held In the Orange room lia Johnston and O. R. Bring. Base Recitative—From tils Sixth a. m (adult choiri. Corner Hill street and Washing- Sunrise Services Santa Monica will be tiie two Marys First Easter," by Pringle-Scott. of the Miramar hotel. Afternoon service at 2:30 with Boor Sermon Subject — "The Risen las boulevard. Rev. William C. at the tomb. Frank Dyer Jr.. and At 8 o'clock in the evening the open forum, flower readings aad Nathan Green « Christ." Mitchell, pastor. R. H. Gardner will portray Peter choir will give "Ball the Victor," an messages. Come to the friendly Tenor Solo My Ood, Why Bast Young People's Fellowship—6 p. m Easter morning services begin at Southland Cities to Have and John. Easter cantata by Wooler. This Is Easter Musicals at church where tiie spirit rules. Thou Forsaken Me? Evening Prayer and Sermon—7:30 9 30 a. m. with the Sunday school one of the special events in the year Everyone cordially invited. Leslie Meredith, superintendent. Rev. Franklin P. Bushey of Pa Reginald Armor p. m. Impressive Early cific Palisades and Rev. Philip Bey- for the choir, and they have worked Westwood Church Chorus—Behold the Veil of the Sermon Subject — "Our Natures Classes for all ages. The junior hard in preparation far it. All are choir will close the exercises with Morning Worship han of Los Angeles win be of SAWTELLE MISSION Temple Was Rent in Twain Quickened and Re-born." ficiating clergymen at 3:30. and most cordially Invited. Rev. John Wesley Robinson, pas 11387 Massachusetts avenue. Saw Alto Solo—Be Was Wounded for Musical Program. Through Easter. an appropriate hymn. Mrs. Lloyd Hull of Arcadia, daugh At 9:45 tiie church school Will give tor of Iks Westwood Community 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. The (Continued from Page 6) telle. Eric O. Bloomqulst, superin Our Transgressions Music for Service—6:30 a. m. ter Of Archbishop Lloyd Of Chicago, an Easter program with special ex Methodist church, located at Wil tendent. Mrs. F. P. Hillyer Organ Prelude — Christ**. Resur- chorus choir under the directorship will be the soloist. Dr. Frank Dyer ercises by the kindgergarten aad shire boulevard aaid Warner avenue, of Barry H. Shipcott will sing "Ths composed of voices from neighbor Evangelistic services every night. Double Quartette The Wondrous re_t-Rananello Hosana Chorus and Dr. Frank Mathews will be the primary departments, and an Easter announces tbe following program Speakers and gospel workers par Lord Is Risen Indeed," by Stults. ing cities. for Easter Sunday: Cross (Dubois) Redland* ministers at 6:30. and Joslah Dyer, pageant, "The Triumph of Love," ticipating. Women's Chorus In the Tomb the Soprano solo by Mrs. Carroll Mitch- bass-baritone, Of tbe Smallman A On Easter Sunday th&e will be Miss Lilla Bell Haw—Organist: ell. The ladies' quartet composed by the Junior and intermediate de Monday, April St.—Rev. W. Gunn Savior Lay Boy Choir. Easter Sunrise services will be Capella choir will be the soloist. partments. All the friends of the the community sunrise, service st Of Lily Garrett, iba. Watson, Lu- held at tbe Greene Estates on Sun and associates from Van Nuys. Intermeoo __. Mrs. Croft Office of Holy Communion—Adams. At this service Rev. Franklin P. church school are most heartily 8:18 on Inspiration Point, Bel-Air. Tuesday, April 22.—Rev. W. Troy- cile Hine and Leah Neldon will sing set drive which is at the east exit Bushey will take the robe of the An Easter program will be given PART n Soloist—Theodore Shirk. "Who Is on tbe Lord's Side?" by welcome. er of Pasadena, and helpers in song Solo and Chorus—As It Began to Offertory Anthem—The Magdalene of Smiley Heights. Rev. H. O. order of Preaching Friars of Cali Ths senior and intermediate young IB the Sunday school at 9:30. The and music. Mr John Goss. Another number Hofsted, pastor of the First Pres fornia. entire Bunday school will meet bs Dawn —Soloists: George Wittenberg will be a baritone solo "The Ninety people's societies both meet at 7 Wednesday, April SS—Rev. Oaa Soprano Solo and Chorus—HO ht and Albert Went worth. byterian church, ia to be ths Receive Greetings o'clock in the church. the chapel. Each department will 8. Jackson of Los Angeles, well sad Nine" by Edward Campion, sung speaker. Service starts at 5 a. m. have a part In the program. Risen Music for 9:30 a. m— Organ—Res by Harry Tommasino. The pastor Dr. Dyer has received special The Wednesday evening mid-week known ln West Los Angeles. Mrs. Ben Decker and Chorus urrection Morn '.Johnston'. Riverside meeting for tills week will be omit At 11 o'clock there will be an Thursday, April St.—Rev. James will Miter in sermon form "Tits greetings from Dr. Henry Van Dyke Easter worship service. The pastor Soprano Solo—The Easter Bells Easter Hymns— Triumphal March Empty Tomb." Easter Sunrise services will be this week: "I honor tbe memory et ted, as Mr. Swartz will be out of A. Staples of Santa Monica, ev town at that time. will preach on "The Fact of tiie Quaker preacher, Are Ringing 'Lenmens>. 6:30 p. m. —B. Y. P. Us. will held at Serra Cross on the summit Fra Junipero Serra, who kindled Resurrection." The quartette will Mrs. Edgar Armor Miss Betty Tritsch, Assistant Or meet in their respective places. Ths of Mount Rubidoux. ' The cross will the light of Christianity on his The program for the week: Friday; April 26.—Rev. C. Camp Sunday—0:45 church school with render special Easter numbers. This bell, fn* over 40 years a standard Chorus—Rail The Victor. ganist; Girls' Choir. seniors have prepared a special be lighted at midnight Saturday humble stone altars in California— is ingathering day and all who wish PERSONNEL Anthem—"Christ Our Passover." meeting, and will be led by Helen and the chimes win be played at altars which have now become the special Easter program. 11:00 a. m. bearer ln the Methodist Episcopal Morning worship. Sermon "Be Is to unite with the church will be church. Mrs. Ben Decker, Miss Bens Music for 11 a. m. Service—Organ— Ashmore. regular Intervals from midnight un cherished and honored historic received. Billyer, Mrs. B. Holmes, Edgar Ar "Carrilon" (Vlerne); "Hosanna" 7:30 p. m.—Evening service. Ths til dawn. The services will begin shrines of that state. When we Risen"; piano prelude by Mrs. Anna Saturday.—Our "red letter night." Croft, "Ave Maria," (Schubert); an* At 6:30 the young people will have Testimonials, preaching, singing. mor, James Ashforth, Mrs. Fred • Dubois'. choir under tbe baton of Barry H. at S a. m. and those who attend think of such a brave aad devoted an Easter devotional service This Bouthoott, Miss Emma Abbott, Miss P Miss Haw, Organist; Adult Choir. Shipcott will sing "Christ Arose" by are advised to be on the summit of a man as Fra Junipero all the ec them, "As It Began to Dawn," (Bar Rev. and Mrs. Pearsall ef Santa ker) ; solo by Mrs. Ben Decker, "The will be a lively, interesting meeting Moniea are much used to tbe "old Zlllah Biggs. Reginald Armor, John Office of Holy Communion— Robert Lowry. "Before the Dawn," the mountain try 4:45 a. m. There clesiastical divisions, which are only for youth ana by youth., Oilliland. Charles Fish, Mrs. Edgar Crulckshank. by Coombs, will be sung by Miss will be music by a choir of 250 the shells et Christianity, seem to First Easter" (Pringle-Scott). 7:00 time religion" so they lead that p. m. Intermediate young people's At 7:30 o'clock there will be an night. Armor, Miss Bertha Biggs Thomas Offertory Anthem. "Christ the Lord Clara Daetweller. Mr. Mitchell's voices led by Mrs. Leroy Simms. A dissolve and fall away, and tbe clear Easter musicale. The quartet will Wood .John Hickman. Nathan Is Risen" (Dudley Buck'. sermon will be "Powers in Secret." radiance of a spirit devoted to the society and senior young people's Everybody cordially invited. special prayer far world peace will society. 8:00 p. m. Easter cantata, present the beautiful oratorio, "The Green. A i Music for 7:30 p. m: The Wednesday night mid-week be made by Or. John A. Morehead. service of Christ and humanity Boly City." The Easter message Robert Foulkes. assistant organist. services are growing in interest. shines forth undimmsd, aad kin "Ball tbe Victor." (Wooler), sung FLATTERING TO FOOT president of tiie Lutheran World by ths choir. can be proclaimed in no better way AND NOW GLOVES "Resurrection Morn" (Johnston). There an songs, testimonies, a short convention. DeWltt V. Hutchings dles an answering glow in all 'loyal than through song. This will be a NEW YORK, April IB (CPA)— NEW YORB, April 19—Among tha talk by the pastor, and quite often hearts and true.' I sincerely hope Wednesday—Mid-week meeting is most delightful and inspirational "Festival March" (Best). win read Dr. Henry Van Dyke's omitted this week. Sweetly flattering to tbe foot ia tbe fashions being revived, now that Boy Choir. there are lantern slides depleting "Ood of the Open Air." that the effort to perpetuate and service. Everybody is cordially In people and conditions ln other new vamp of Paris shoes. It Is short, women are ladles, te that et black Anthem—"The Magdalene." Santa Barbara honor his name in tne great Golden METAPHYSICAL FELLOWSHIP vited. gloves for spring aad summer wear lands. The work being done by State will be crowned with £ real Mothers who have small children but saved from stubblness by a missionaries amongst the heathen Easter Sunrise services will be 1220 Second street, Santa Monica. with light gowns or ensembles. The CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY success." are Invited to leave them in tha pointed toe. Because skirts for eve black gloves, however, should fet will amaze you. After this service held at 5 a. m. on Mira Monte hill, Mrs. Cora S. Wilcoxon. leader. nursery during the morning service ning wear are long, tha straps of ALLIANCE Un Junior choir holds its weekly located west of town on the Mesa. accompanied by a black hat and fey All services on Sunday are held ao that they can be free to attend evening slippers are becoming more one of those blgck leather belts 2303 Wilshire boulevard. Rev. D. The Rev. Spaulding et the Presby FOUR SQUARE and more simple in design and in R Plunkett, pastor. practice with the assistance of Mrs. in the Orange room of tbe Miramar church. with which light colored frocks are Leslie Meredith. terian church wUl be the speaker. Special Easter service at the Four hoteL ornamentation. encircled. The subject for the morning ser Santa Monica vice will be "Studies in Genesis" Thursday. 7:30 p. m. Tbe regular Square church tomorrow. 8:416 a. m.—Sunday school. FOURSQUARE CHURCH • - -»• or "Death of First Adam" and choir practice. The gospel may be Easter Sunrise services will ba Anthem by the choir, "He Is Church services with Easter ap West Los Angeles, corner of But* told hi song as well as in sermon. held on Peace Hill, Pacific Pali plication and Interpretation, James ler and Iowa. Rev. F. C. Warren, 'Resurrection of the Last Adam." Risen." In tha evening Rev. Plunkett will At this same time the orchestra sades, at 6:29 a. m. and the speak K Dodds conducting. Subject of pastor. Community Church of preach on the theme. "The Sin of holds its practice in ths junior hall. er will be J. Hudson Ballard of The boys' quartet will sing "Bs sermon, "The Resurrection of tbe The Easter season will be ob Man" and "The Saviour of Man." Last Thursday a social time was Occidental college Arose." Dead." served all day Sunday at the Four A special musical program Will be held after rehearsals and tha ladles Ventura Solo by Glenn Periman, singing Tuesday. 8 p. m.—James E. Dodds square church. A very interesting Brentwood Heights rendered, consisting of general ot tbe church served refreshments. Easter Sunrise services will be "Somebody Cares." lecturing on "The Law of Perpetual program will be presented both Corner Gorham and Granville Avenues chorus, and duets, and instrumental. held at the foot ttt Bern Cross in Xylophone and violin duet played Increase." morning and evening. Mrs. Edith West Los Angelss Church services for the weak: Grant park at sunrise. Dr. W. S. by the McRill sisters. Wednesday, 8 p. m.—Lecture on Ring, assisted by Mrs. Lee White Father O'Donnell and Mrs. McCormick, have pre Sunday school. 9:45. A working. Middlemass, pastor of the Commu The pastor. Rev. S. M. Butts. "The indwelling Christ," by Marc IRA WILDER ALLEN, Minister wakful school for your child, and nity church, will have charge of Edmund Jones. pared an inspiring program for the Announces Services aUl speak. Subject, "Tiie Risen morning service, the children tak you. Bible class, on Book of Reve the services and will also deliver Lord." Thursday, a p. m. — Rosicrucian lations, every Tuesday evening. Not the sermon. ing part. EASTER SERVICE Easter services at St. Sebastain's Evangelistic service ln the eve study class lad by Mrs. Mary Eliza too lata for you to be one of us in church. Federal and Ohio streets, beth Shaw. Following the program, an Eas At Eleven o'Clock this class. ning. Illustrated message by tha ter message will be delivered by Sermon: "PROOFS OF THE RESURRECnON" West Los Angelas, will be celebrated FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, pastor. A service of praise for the Friday, 8 p. m.—A program of Cottage prayer meeting at 124 Sunday with children's mass at 7:16 West Loe Angelea, Easter Sunday music and song by Mrs. Grace Har- Rev. warren. Anthems: "THERE IS ROOM IB MY HEART," aad Grand avenue every Thursday eve resurrected Savior. In tha evening, an Easter pag a. m, aad high mass and benedic Morning message will be "The In tung assisted by Miss Geraldine "MT FAITH LOOKS CV TO THEE" ning at 7:30. Tbe pastor welcomes tion at 10 o'clock a. m. Mass for Sunday school begins at 9:30. Crebs and others. eant, "The Risen King," will fee vitation of the Crucified Christ." Mrs. Leonard Wheeler Will Sing you to this prayer group and Bible Mexicans will be held at 11 a. m. Next Sunday ia also Decision Day This is a .well organized Sunday presented ' by tiie young people. class on "Prayer Warfare.** There will alao be Sunday masses at in the Bible school. school with departments and classes On one road 700 miles long Cuba There will also be a special musical ALL ARE WELCOME Prayer group meets every Wed- 7 and 10 o'clock, and Sunday school An Easter Pageant, "The Gar far all. A new class has just been is spending $76,000,000. program with a children's choir. esday afternoon at 2 o'clock at tba at Sa. BL den of Light." will be presented by organized, and is taught by the home of Mr. and Mrs. Piatt, 818 Father Wm. O'Donnell announces the Juniors and the Intermediate pastor. This class meets at 9:30. Mil wood street, Venice. Ton are in that there will also be services at departments of the Bible school in The whole period Is given to the vited to this prayer ministry. the National Military Home Sunday the evening at 7:30. study of the Holy Spirit. Another EASTER SERVICES Easter at 7 and S o'clock. Father O'Don Preceding the Pageant will be a class for the study of divine heal* ANTHEMS Program CNTTY CHURCH OF nell is the Catholic chaplain at.the short program of special music by ing is taught by Mrs. Bristol, a for by the First Christian Church CHRISTIANITY home sad Is a very popular aad tbe choir; a recitation by Pauline graduate of Angeles Temple. Church School R. A. WATSON, Pastor 538 Ari_ona avenue, phones 84088 well liked minister. Eagler. and a playlet by children A cordial invitation is extended 8:45 o'clock sod 33148. Rev. and Mrs. Laban L from tha beginners' department. to all not attending church and Idaho Near Sawtelle Boulevard Hill, pa-tors. COMMUNITY CHURCH OF The Easter offering will he a gift Sunday school elsewhere to come EASTER BRENTWOOD HEIGHTS from our Bible school to the minis and worship with us. West Los Angeles Sunday school and Bible class at IN THE 9:46 a. m. Corner Gorham aad Granville terial Relief fund of our church Located at Twentieth and Ait** avenues. Ira Wilder Allen, min brotherhood. zona. Phone 39510. Easter services at 10:45 a. m. Sub ister. ject, "Resurrected With Christ," Special Easter services in all de John 80:1-18. partments of tha church on Sunday, First Methodist Church EASTER SUNDAY ,, Easter musical service: Unity trio, AprU 30, 1930. PSYCHIC SCIENCE CHURCH-W.L.A. Morning Messsgs—"THE INVITATION OF THE "Sextet from Lucia;" trumpet solo. There will be special muslo by Butler Avenue, West Los Angeles RISEN CHRIST" "Holy City," Almeron Carroll; vocal tba choir which wUl render the 11842V. Santa Monica Blvd. solo. "Perfect Peace." Dorothy and anthems, "My Faith Looks Up to VIOLET P. CHARLES, Pastor. Sermon by ths Pastor Betty Jane Horton; Mo solo, "Drift Thee" by Schnecker and There Is Easter Service, 7:30 P., M. Reception of Members: Sacrament of Baptism My Bark;" vocal solo, "Higher and Room in My ITssi l~ by Ambrose. Lecture, ''THE RESURRECTION AMD THS LIFE 7:30 P. M.—Easter Pageant—"The Garden of Light" Higher My Soul" by Wade Beck. By tbe Juniors and Intermediate Departments of the Bible School Tbe sermon topic will be, "Proofs By O. K. CHARLES 11 A. M.—Sermon--"THE FIRST EASTER" Easter service for the children at of tbe Resurrection." There will also be special Easter Music, Readings and 10:45 a.m. Mrs. Leonard Wheeler will ren Solos by M. Leosky, baritone By H. S. PUTNAM. Pastor Tuesday, 2 p. m —A glorious les der a solo. 3:30 P. M.—Messages and Healing. Recitations. The public is cordially invited. son and healing service Sunday school convenes at 9:45 Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.—"The Joy a. m. Church worship begins at of tha Lord.'' 11 o'clock. The Intermediate Christian En Wednesday, 8 p a,—"Ye shall deavor society meets at 5 o'clock Receive Power When the Holy Spirit Sunday afternoon. First Baptist Church THE EASTER SEASON || Is Come Upon You." Teachers' meeting and prayer Wert Los Angeles Priday, 7:45 p. m. — Conscious meeting come on Wednesday eve St. Sebastian's WUl Be Celebrated ALL DAT at tke union with the holy spirit. ning at 7:80 o'clock. One Block South Santa Monica Boulevard AT BARRINGTON Church DR. F. G. DAVIES, Minister Foursquare Church St John's Episcopal Church Federal and Ohio Streets Special Easter Service for Boys snd Girls—9:30 A. M. Corner Butler snd Iowa, West Los Angeles WEST LOS ANGELES It A. M.—Musical Program 11570 Santa Monies Blvd., West Los Angeles ANTHEM "HOSANNA" (Grainer) With an interesting and inspiring program, both inteliliui and REV. EDWIN WEARY, Vicar SOLO "IN TBI END OP THE SABBATH" (Speaks)—Rufus Wright evening. Mrs. Edith Ring, assisted- by Mrs. Lee White aat Mrs. ! ANTHEM "THEY HAVE TAKEN AWAY MT LORD" (Stalner) McCormick. have prepared tbe program far the morning service, EASTER SUNDAY # Dr. Davies Will Preach on the Subject the chUdren taking part Following the program an Easter mes Easter Day Services sage will be deUvered by the paster, Rev. W. C. Warren. *Ht A. M.—Sunrise service with special music by tbe vested choir. Children's Mass st 7:80 A. M. "BETTER THAN WE HAD HOPED" $mte) A. SS—Children's Easter Festival. High Mass and Benediction at 10 o'Clock 6:30 P. M.—Three departments of B. V. P. U. ln charge. In the evening aa Easter Pageant, The Risen King." will be 11:00 A. M. 0*0*1 Choral Communion Service with sermon by the 7:80—CANTATA "LIFE EVERLASTING" (Petrie)—by the Choir given by tbe young people, Vicar. Subject: "Easter Joy." Mass for Mexicans at 11 o'Clock Soloists Hazel Taylor. Alleen Riesen. Margery Wright. Meredith NO EVENING SERVICE Bowdish, Rufus Wright, with a well trained chorus and Ray SpecialmEaster Music With a Children's Choir Sluing at tha organ. I SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1930 EVENING OUTLOOK. SANTA MONICA. CALIFORNIA PAGE NINF JM-10: PRiMfiAMS The Evening Outlook's Daily Page of Comics TONIGHT S:15 A. Ml. S:«S r. SL KFWB—Easter services. MOON MULLINS KMPO—"just Kids." i-.ee A -. HOW TO KEEP THAT SCHOOLBOY COMPLEXION By WILLARD KMJ—Exploring tba Jungle. (NT). KMTR—New Id** Man. KNX—Travelogue. »:00 A. M. KFWB—QMS Mack; Ser»m»d.rs. KHJ—Sunday ooncert. (BF). KFOX—Hollywood oirU' trio. 0:80 A. St. KOER—Orchestr*: Edna Bond. KHJ—London naval parley broadcast. KECA—New Business World. (Washing se-.et A. M. . tea). KFI—Naval conference comment (London). S:1S P. BL KHJ—Sunday concert. (SF). KPI—Don Abbott, tenor. KOPJ—Organ recital. KNX—Studio trio. KPOX—Organ recital. IM P. M. H:*0 A. M. KFI—WUl Win*. KMPC—Piano recital; vocalist. KOFJ—Rat* West'* trio. KFVD—Harmony Tie*111*1* KECA—Max Mellinger. ballads. KOFJ—Gladys Parish; orchestra, (tee 8:00 P. M. hours). KFI—Walter Damrosch's orcheitra. (NT) KHJ—"Show Boat." (NY). hem KFWB—Emma Klmmel: Salon orcheitra. KFI—Purcell Mayer, violinist. KNX—Bob Barrlnger; Tony Traveri. KFVD—Strlns trio. KMIO—Marl* Hocking, organist. i-i*« P. K. KOFJ—Olenn Edmonds' orcheitra. KFI—"Golden Hoar." KFOX—"Em and Clem." KHJ—"Conclave of Nations." (Washing. KEOA—Plr* Department orcheitra. ton). S;15 P. M. KPWB—Real estate concert. KFOX—Percy at th* Phon*. 1:00 P. ML S:M P. M. KFVD—O. Allison Phelps. KMTR—"Radio Twins." KOFJ—Unique string quartet (two hours) KFWB—Harry Jackion'i entertainers. KFOX—HoUywood girls' trio. KNX—String ensemble. 1:80 P. MU KMIO—Sonny Nupoff'a erch**tr*. KFI—Sylvia'* hour. KFOX—Sunset Harmony Boyi. KFWB—L. A.-Hollywood baseball gams. S:4S P. M. StSS P. M. KFOX—KnlghU of th* Air. KHJ—Naw* reel of the air. (NT). flSS P. M. KNX—Park concert (two hours). KMTR—"Music Masquers." KFOX—Seth Parker. KFI—B. A. Rolte's orcheitra. (NT). 2:30 P. tt. SOU, KNX—-tag* aM icreen revue. (NY). KHJ—Charles Frederick Llndsley. KFOX—Kaal Hawaiian*. KFWB—"Cecil and Sally." StSS P. PL KMIO—Old time mull*. KFI—Salvation Army band. KQFJ—Oladyi Parish: AI Keglovlch. ITTTT Santa Monica symphony. KFOX—"Tadpole" and school. KHJ—Scottish Ritas Cathedral choir. KEOA—Jack Parker, tenor. KFVD—J. Newton Yates, organist. T:1S P. M. KGFJ—Mclntyre's Hawaiian.. KFWB—Julius K. Johnston, organist. KFOX—Planlstlc Pansy. tilt P. _L KBCA—Catholic services. (NT). KFOX—8eth Parker. 8:80 P. M. tttt P. M. KPOX—Lon* Beach band. KPWB—Tad Dahl's orcheitra. 4:80 t, Mt. KFOX—V*it Pocket Minstrels. KTM—Baer and Shaw, sacred songs. KECA—Elton Rap's orcheetra. KHJ—"Globe Trotten." (NT). ADVENTURES OF SECKATARY HAWKINS _____ MB P. M. KFOX—Vera Graham, organist. KFWB—"Phantom Banjo." KBCA—Helen C. Dudley, concert pianist. KFOX—"Knlfhts of th* All." 4:18 P. Mt. 8:0* P. MU KFI—Margaret R. Reman, soprano. KMTR—Strlns ensemble. 4:8* P. SL KFI—Circus. KTM—Walter Raymond. KTM Plan) Oat*'* cane KHJ—Rabbi Bdgar Macnln. KHJ—Orchestra; soloist!.. KECA—Max Dolln's orchestra. (SF). KFWB—Boswell Sisters: orcheitra. Sets P. M. KNX—.Musical comedy hour. KPI—Mixed quartet. (NT). KOFJ—Arch Frit*, organlit. KOPJ—Arch Frits, organist. KFOX—Coquette!. KPOX—Sky Boat. KOBR—Old time melodies. KBCA—Nick Harris. KECA—Helen Ouest, balladl. 5:18 P. M. S: 15 P. M. KFI—"Uncle Henry's hour." 'NT). KFOX—Clarence and Doris. KHJ—"Tea Time Thr**." (SP). t:tt P. M. 8:8* P. M. KMTR—"Sons o" My Heart," opening. KHJ—Around th* Samovar, (NT). KPI—Robert Hurd: Moore's orcheitra. KFOX—Hollywood girls' trie. KHJ—"Musical Cocktails." KBCA—Noreen Oamlll. monologues. KOFJ—Coonle Conrad's orcheitra. 6:00 P. M. KFOX—Cllne Chlttlck. KMTR—String ensemble. KOER—Spotlight Revue. KHJ—Theater of the Air. (BV). KECA—"Amo* 'n Andy." (Chicago). KOPJ—Olenn Edmonds' orchestra. 8:45 P. M. KFOX—"Em sad Clem." KFOX—Three Vagabonds. KECA—Doug Freeman's orchestra. KECA—Eddie Armstrong, ballads. COS P. M. 8:00 P. M. KMTR—Dar* Sisters. KFI—Lucre—a Ber!; orchestra. (NY). KFI—Winnie Llghtner: Jo* Brown. (SF). «:88 P. M. KMPC—Variety: sports; etc. KMTR—Miniature salon orcheetra. KHJ—"Cheats' the Blues." KFWB—Harry Jackson's entertainers. KFWB—Oeorge Oramllch; Salon orches KPOX—Zadah Stoker and her kiddles. _J£ WERE GLAD TO START AWAY FROM THAT UNDER- lUDDENLY THERE CAME THE SOUND OF SHOTS FROM __f MADE QUICKLY FOR TKC MOUTH OP TM TUNNEL _ WERE SOON SPEEDING ACROSS THE BAY IM tr*. MS P. Mt. AGROUND PRISON, rt*t AT (.AST. AND LINK RESTORED — SOMEWHERE IN THE CAVE AND LUCIO SPRANG OVER KNX—Lucie Lee, organist. KFOX—Foster Fu-ke*: Ketone 8ml*h. *** HOW fast Wt SPED SOWN THAT DARK HOU. AND QWILL' S FAST MOTOR BOAT, WHICH BROUGHT Ut 10 WS MOTHER. WE STARTED SM INK TUNNEL TO LINK'S MOTHER AND SND,"Wt HAVE NO TIME KPOX—Dance orchestra. T:M P. M. TM FRIENDLY 0REEZE Of THE SEA,AT LAST.' QUICKLY ALONGSIDE THE BIG BOAT, THE LAUNCH, KECA—Btrlnt ensemble: Nancy Pltz. WWB—string orchestra. THAT LED TO THE SEA, WHERE WILL STANDISH AN0 TO LOSE.' tht POLICE SB* CLOSING IN SM RAFAEL MILL AND HIS FATHER MET US -THEY WERE JUST ON WHICH STOOD LuClO'S TRUSTED CAPTAIN, JCRU| »:30 P. M. vrw.t—will Borers. HIS FATHER WAITED WITH THE MOTOR D0AT. AND HIS MEN AND THERE WILL BE DANGER." KMTR—"Happy Kerry" Oelse. KFWB—Dal* tetttf Revelers; Buster Dees COMING BACK TO SEE IF Mff NEEDED HELP. WAITING TO THROW US A LINE. SAFE, AT LAST.' KFI—James Burroughs: mixed quartet. WPrat—~nq.Ht»*. tl MOrjQAY KTM—Old folk tunes, org** KBCA—M.rg*re* w Ke.-.n, soprano. KPV.'B—Ous Arnhelm's orchestr*. T:tf P. M. KOF.J—Mosby's Blue Blowen. KFI—Ooldkette'. nT^es*'. (Chicago). KFOX—Organ recital. */•** P. M. 0:45 P. M. efftSTR— Dare SI***.*'. ETTA KETT ESCAPED—A PRISONER OF LOVE! KNX—Electrical transcription. KH.T—Meredith Wlllson's orchestr*: solo- lo?»o P. M. PAUL ROBINSON KMPO—Hill Billies. «*««. (BP). KTM—Coonle Conrad's orchestra ——*/_—Barr Melntoah. OK,VOO HEEJDKT SrtrtiE AT NE7/ KFWB—Irving Aaronson'i Commanders. "NX—Cameo trio. hndiad KPVD—Tom sad Wash. KECA—Jimmy West's o-ehestre. \NrAENTH6SE GAGS AR_" KNX—Johnny Hamp's orchestra. **r48 P. tt OO KGER—Dance marathon. KFI—Modesto AIt«eh«le*" orchestra. EfrAout PACIC60—HDU»Wl SE OM KBCA—Prohibition, soil comment (SF). .sar, MI. Viittv "THE PHILIP 10:0S P. M. KTM—orcheitra and *o*ol»**.' avLOth»_v** ^TOON- KHJ—Earl Burtnett's orcheitra. KFWB— film Favorites": Forhsteln's or- our.ioe - se-.is e. tt. e.hesM. tx>) lasb KFVD—J. Newton Yates, organist. •""- KECA—Clrace Hamilton:. •»*_t Stem. tunrud K-CA—Ray West's orchutra. R:S0 P. M. niokA- ' 10:80 P. Mt. -' trftj—"Melody Hour." (SP)'."-*" in, his KFI—Max Fisher's orchestra. KECA—"Betty, Bonar ST* Bill.** comptately KMIC—Cotton Bond! May Roth. •:W P. M. cured PWii. rcsi^r-tbon KOFJ—Arch Frltg, organlit. KFI—Maurlne Dear. 'Ballad songs. s KFOX—Coquettes. MB P. M. oPhS 6n_ KOER—Rhythm Maken. KMTR—"Vlbrnnt Melodies," 11:00 P. M. KFI—Hornlck'a orchestr*. (SP). inPatuatiav Vtithoub KTM—Night club program. KMPC—J; N. Pyl*. rbrhar*/ _, CTVCrV/ KHJ—Barl Burtnett'i orcheitra. KTM—Marllth Olney's dramaloc. KFWB—Qui Arnhelm'i orcheitra. KHJ—Val Vnlerte's orchestra. HESTHRU.* KFVD—Bob Murphy. KFWB—Bill Ray'* F»gtlme revne. KNX—Johnny Hams'* orchestra. KNX—Theodore Kittay:- Lobovlskl trio. Slippt&d KMIC—Dance marathon. KOPJ—Moshv's Blue Blowers. and it KOFJ—Carrol Londoner'i orchestra. KPOX—Radio and stage revue. ouboP KFOX—Dance orchestra. KECA—Lenor* Klllan: .'ring ensemble. leaving co . KOER—Organ reettal. toviru MIDNIGHT eae P. W. become KMTR—"Eight Ban** aad Charlie Lung. KMTR—"Happy Ham** Oelse. pky-icsel
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SATURDAY, APRIL 19. 1930 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE ELEVEN MARY SAYS "PHONE IT"-YOUR CLASSIFIED AD, OF COURSE P MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE EMPLOYMENT •UB.•'<-.*..'j.. ; •—.••.in ' ,a_m».aj|.—iWg^aj.—e-.JJ ••"_•!. a1j MERCHANDISE RENTALS REAL ESTATE mmBBJBtSBemm JBaWMIMMkMM«MW«M^MMMMMNiMaViMMSaaBSlVa6H*_M9> Ut POULTRY, RABBITS 111— POULTRY. RABBITS IS SITUATION WANTED 111— FOULTRT. RABBITS 111 FOR RENT 140 BOUSES FOR SALE Female Houses Unfarnlthe- BUY pour Easter bunnies at lttb and *10 OEOMODtA AYE. OM I WANTED—By experienced white woman, Pico. Phone 33080. 418 SYCAMORB RD., a. M. Canyon, A typical Spaniah borne, rambllne f dat wart et nursln*. Pbone 22884. Profit Sure! summer months 876. Phone 38000 with center patio; A bedroom*. S bathe, RABBITS for sale or will trade for bicycle 6 RMS. t Sarates, chicken ranch, dble A foreclosure property at a i a tart LOOK! OIRL want* Buiuley work, housework, MM 38th rt Room L Security Bide. Phone lot Itt. 1438 36th at Pb. 35007. counter or waitress. Ph. 83788. LIVE Baiter bunnle* for sale. 1114 Santa BEAUTIFUL 6 rm cor. stucco bunsslow, HOUSEKEEPER—Nuralna exp., food cook. You Cannot Lose! Monica blvd. •erase. Adult* only. Ml Euclid. Prof, home nights. Ref*. Phon* 84860. Easter Specials 35 TOUNO It I. laying hen*, rease. 10148 See 440 Twenty-fifth St t tttt. modern, t bedrm*, fireplace, ear If yea want a eootf home ta a fine la* YOUNO colored woman wants part time 40 Acres. Ocean View. Road. Spring. Almsyo. near Pox Studio and Pico Adult*. 3*0. MM Arlsona. Ph. 31335 work, good 000k. Pbone 3337*. caltty. Open fl W A Only I57M aad 3 Doz. Fresh Pullet Eggs Priced to Sell very easy terms. 76 SITUATION WANTED RENTALS 133 FOR RENT floated FnrnU-ed DUPLEX—Pine condition pad Female 1-0 WANTE 1 TO RENT Five lore* rooms eat- tide. Always rea*. 65c $6000 TOTAL PRICE sd Sacrifice M (MM- Tares* aat DAT nur**ry, children by hour or day. Miscellaneoas Robert Jarvis with rt B. Rapp, tttt 3344 33rd rt Pbone 83813. E. T Yates, Realtor Montane eve. $1000 down. bal. $50.00 per month RENTAL LISTINOS WANTED. Pre* Rental Serrle* FRYING RABBITS 77 SITUATION WANTED I. M PORD and — K SMALL. IMC Bee Mrs. Paul ONLY ltl.500; 3-story stucco, near Baa Male and Female 118 A M. bird. Phone "4tt Vinculo, 4 IISIIIIIK beautiful Insurance for Less furnace. .Printline system, fruit 42c LB. FOR July aad August, 3 bedrm. house, M roses Me* 331 34tb rt CHAUFFEUR and maid, none maid. m*n "WE KNOW THE MOUOTAINS" within four blocks ef ocesn. north of 'MOMMY TO LOAM and wife, cood ref*. Phone 83888. HENS, FANCY, 33c LB. Wllihlre. Box 1338 Outlook. 531 A rt blvd Ph. 38518 ot 31111 MUST BE SOLO POUR rm. modern house, 3 bedrms, lews Before April 38. charmtne 8 rm.. S bedrrt Delivery Service Any Time, Any Place 78 PAINTING, PAPERBANOINO 3 BEDRM. furnished home, north of Wll aad flowers, fish pond end terete ttt. English stucco, at your own price. MsM AND CARPENTERING shlr* to 178. Mien* 38043. Owner, W. T. Ooldlnt. 31*7 Pontius offer. AM loth, owner. 147 Pier ate. •v*. West Lee Anseles Phone S. M. 63181 Louis T. Busch C&. . i i ——_^ ___—• i>« RELIABLE paintln*, paperhamlnt. Try ROOM and kitchenette north aide, and TENTH—North ef Wilshire It room* • J. A. Harries. 1080 4th St. Ph. 34408. ear* ef child Mr*. Williams. Pb. 31806 41* ROSE—4 rm. flat, newly decorated, sleeping porch, et give away price enA nicely tarn. Key et drue (tor*. Mr*. taw terms. ."Robert Jsrvla wltt PL m Pettits Egg And Poultry FINANCIAL 2616 Wilshire Blvd. Phone 24430 in FOR RENT Dunn. Phone 33*37 er 33351. Rapp. MU Montana eve. Phone tlllA Rooms, Fnrnlshe- 3 BEDROOM furnished home, Brentwood 110.500—BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN HO—M. f Height*, aa excellent value M Mt. Ph bedrms, 3 bath., southeast corner Anita 80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 33381 or 34180. FURN. rm. to business women, sarase, and Cataline. A rt 33837. Farm kitchen privileges, reference*. 1114 Cali |j " i • . M ATTRACTIVE csfa fir sale, located St fornia ere. COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE FOR quick sale. I rm. Spanish buncatort beat Intersection In tb* lap District. Da* MERCHANDISE tM Wilshire Blvd. Pbone 33811 I37M Will handle. Pb. 34833 or call *4 711 Lincoln Blvd. In* fine business. Bos Ittl Outlook. AUTOMOTIVE PLEASANT room with private family, lady Atk fee MR KAUFMAN 1031 33rd ll. ptefeiisd. home privileges Mi 10th, nr. VENICE AUTO camp itte on hlshwey. Take food 100 FOB SALE—Miscellaneous Oarlyla bu*. Phone 34148. POR t—NTALB SACRIFICB—Beautiful t art stucco trust dead et sell e»sy terms. Owner, 831 M AUTOMOBILES—Far Sale CHA8. A TEONERa PIONEER AGENCY 33nd rt Worth 84500. 8*11 for 8S7M* Open Sunday Morning Till 12 Noon Carmellna ave., Brentwood Heleht*. BRIOHT, sunny room. Private bath, close fl« R rt blvd Phone 3171A Eaay term*. OeM 1018 WlUhlre. FERTILIZER — Beit for lawns. Delivered. In. 338 8th it. 82 MONET TO LOAN t sards. 18. Prlcketf* Dairy. 71345. 7 RM. ne* Spanish bunt- beautifully fur. 8 RM- bun*, exceptionally attrae. rt Real Estate 13. M AND 16 per week, clean furntahed I b*drm_. 1 bath*. 731 30th. Ph. atreet, fialeb ead price. MU Pearl. Mi Cadillac EXTRA duality rabbit alfalfa hat. Bee It. rms., alae home. UM ltd rt AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE Baker*. 300 Rose av*. COSY 4 ste. bunsalow, fireplace, earaee, FIVE rm. mad home, double earaee. FURNISHED room with refined family excellent location. Adult*. SM 14th at bond paid, let 60x148, 14150. 1*50 e La Salle Cell 1343 Ith (I. 9. AUTOMOBILES POR SALE 90 AUTOMOBILES—For Sals 6% MONEY 808 Ocean »v*., Santa Monica. AMERICA'S FINEST NEW CARS. 102 FURNITURE FOB SALE NICELY furnished * room house. 137. 1703 Immediately evallabl* W practically un ALSO COMMAND 41* SYCAMORE RA, R rt Ctnyon. limited amount* on Improved properties LAROE sunny front rm.. downtown dis tth st. Phone 35388 AMERICA'S FINEST USED CARS trict, 130. t_t Washington eve. Ph. 31008. little home, cloee to the acean. ta approved localities tt Interest rates VAUOHAN'S POR FURNITURE AT Phon* MSM. "a aa lew a* SH aad 8*4 aat annum. You MUCH WONDERFUL PRICES. 1430 PRINCETON—8 rms. bath. 3 bed "In the Final Analysis" Incur aa obligations la discussing lb* Compare These Cans Single bad. sprint and mattress . 15 00 124 ROOMS AND BOARD rma, eeraae. Phone *44M. TRUER bedrm. Spanish stucco, north (I matter with us. with others. Pull else bed. sprln* and mattre**—81.00 Montana. Phone owner. 35*17. CADILLACS 3-pc. Ivory bedroom set 138 00 6 RMA. • bedrm*, attractively furnished. Yon will arrive at this conclusion Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. •IT—31* *-n._ mmtmn ._ «i.|. Lovely as* mahoc. buffet, only „ „ fM W ROOM end board for men; cood home ear, ME AP. cor. Stanford * Arlsona •1*—SI* 9-n.aa .«_ ._>. Baas, davenport ttl ff ff cooklne, ft and lit week. I4SS Sib St 141 LOTS FOR SALE of your automobile problem Suite 1-1. Security Bids. Phone 23363 •20—11* tf— aeiUn _ . lllH Bed davenport aad matt tllff COR. 7 rms. • bedrms.. 3 baths, tltt '28—814 ta... aerl.n . I... Dining room table, 4 chairs 18.00 ROOM and board, near bu*. 3018 Cotner. sta. on lease. Adult*. No pet* 868 35th 6i/ % 7% CHEAP LOTS "ALL I NEED IS DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION. A CAR THAT 18 WORTH THE 3 '21—A3 7.B..a •___. ..Ul Day bed and pad. dandy -813.00 West Los Ansele*. On Santa Monica residential property. 8 Crib 88; Cadillac deck • RM. furn.. eery comfortable. • bedrms, Alley corner ea Montana 37000: 10th neaa MONEY ANT DAY IN THE WEEK—ONE WHICH IS AS COOD AS IT LOOKS." AMD OTHER MAKES -JAM ttl. 1417 Utb SI. Pbone 38043. Momenta. 13035. Mr. Beebank wwB ea* 10-ye*r *tr*!cht loans, et teen* at '28—Hurf«n•2_— Pleree-Arenan 1-p«.. « nu,a.d*h a IRS*, Breakfast tttt 18.78 up; In boa 16.00 IDEAL bom*, room and boards teniae* 810 per 81000 per month. Including prin 1785 All kind* of ss* ranee* ——13.00 up boat! stress. 1043 Third at Ph 38133. M B. Maps. MU Montane eve. Phone cipal and Interest. Preference tlven to '17—N..h ___> r tits 4 MM. furnished duplex, (arete. Mt II11A We have many such cars on hand. IM* Bulr.k a»«1f,« ' All kind* of res* .«*f UP Lincoln blvd. applications on property north of Mon sits Bookcase IS; Smith typewriter —113.00 tana avenue '24-'_—Unlet -n.rV, ______111* 129 FOR BENT t-DAY SPECIAL HERE ARE SOME OF THEM '18—nlit«_—,|1» cfeeh ._..,_., Vsughan's. 1331 Lincoln blvd., S. ML, btt*. g RM newly decorated overstuffed, sarase Wilshire A Arlsona. Open 8 p. m. 38008 Apartments, Unfur—ihed HUNTINGTON PALISADES—13400— Beaut T. M. PERRY '27—Knew iu__k 1388 Adults, not Rm m d locat. let cheapest orfertnc bete. 35187. 610 Central Tower Bid*. Ph. 31818 •ss—Packard tourlns .__.__ Displayed at 831 Santa Monica Blvd. • - f**t SIDE-OVEN rentes 18 50, delivered, con UNFURN. apt. fir* lovely rm*., S bedrm*., • RM. buneelow. newly painted. Telephone -»T45 '38—Studebaker 7-pass. ttitn T~* brltht aad cheerful, lttb n**r Wtlsiure. M POOT lob west front no. of Montana, 1*2*—Pontlac 4-door seden, new ear durante* '£*»-—_*• touring „ nected, guaranteed, largest stock ef Adults. Oer. 138. 1447 Stanford. 13500. No scent*. Phone 36545. 1838—Durant (6 ctl.) 4-door sedan. Low mllcece . ..1688 , „ a Md stoves ia city. Repairing, parte for all Adult* only. Bert reasonable. Key at 112*—Dodfe Senior 8. 4-p»ss. coup*. Very r*r*. , , , .. .•«— We Handle All Forms of makes Forrest Stove 'forks, 1133 *t\- 714 a. rt blvd (Mr. Jsmea.) OUR home, I rest. 4 bedrms. S baths, -1MB 11500 LOT, 50X150. on pared st to alley, IMS—Oakland landau coup*. A beauty . , . , Bay District Motors ta Monica blvd. Ph. 38378. sip*, pch , 4 sett., flat yd. SIM tth et. 8880. Terms. Phone 33504 1028—Na*b (standard t) sedan. Looks like new . , -1418 Real Estate Financing NEW 8 rms. 3 bedrms. • baths, car, nr. bu*. Desirable 1138 V*l*. Phone 34*31 EASY O. M. A. C. TERMS. TRADES ACCEPTED. CADILLAC-LA SALLE DEALERS SEVEN llvlne room suites,, • bedrms B RM house, nicely turn., earaee. ar. Wil CITIZENS MORTGAGE W. M. BINE. MANAOER, suite*, and other household furnishings FREE llsht, ess. electrle refrigeration, new shire MM Wests*te eve, W. L A. Itt INCOME PRO PERM tilt Wllshlr*. Phone 34831 fet salt. Prices lev. 8torss. Warehouse double apt. Itt tth rt Displayed at 1501 Santa Monica Blvd. AND SECURITIES CO. Bid*., 3438 Santa Monica blvd, SMALL furnished house, tit pet month. l(2t—Fold cabriolet. Like new . -.14*8 '38 PONTIAC 4-door sedan, clean at S 183ttt Corinth. WLA. S Mrt home and IM month Income, neat .IMS 222 Santa Monica Blvd. new car J 535 Montane. 15000 win handle, balance 7-pass. I'neoW. A tttt met .1218 HAVE ten beautiful ferns with sea crass 130 FOR RENT terms. Owner. AM 17th et Model 70 Chrysler Imperial Brou*h*m. Perfect ,.. ,. ., , 82 MONET TO LOAN '38 Pord «ert fssd»i*r i4so fern basket*, while that last 13 complete THREE room house, bsth. (srsse. MM 1828—Pontlac coach. A beauty. . , ... _ , .8488 You are sure of getting your money's Apartments Furnished 7th It Adulu only. _I385 Real Estate Have a wheel chair 113, et vicksry's, INCOME property. Will sell for Uttle more 1*27—Pontlac sedan. Oood WUl reconditioned , worth from us. 3108 Sawtelle blvd. Open evenings 1827—Dodca coupe. Ready fat many mile* , -1285 SEE OUR RECONDITIONED CARB. THREE rm*., Frtgldatrs, lew price*. 1117 NEWLY furn. with overstuffed, mod. 4 than price of lot For detail* aee It O. Barry. Ph. 83788: I rm, house, star. Lawrence. Itt4 Ith at. EASY O. M. A. O. TERMS. TRADES ACCEPTED. 7% You can buy practically any ear from ut PRIVATE sal*, household furs, end Ori rms, ear. Adult*, MA IMS Chelsea rt Money to loan on first morttate on San •s low as 1100 down. ental rues. 13'-11V aad small ones. stuffed. 3063 Ban*. W. L A. 1117*. FURNISHED three room cottage. IMS ta Monica Improved properties, tap Call after 11 a. m. Frl. sad Bat. 1004 3rd. PALA ALTA COURT. Mt ALTA AVE. ttt COUNTRY PROPEBT- amount. Me delay Consult HUFFORD'S Broadway. Call 1103 Broadway Farme and Ranehea Claude R. Short PURNTTURB, rue*, sprln**. mattresses, Beautifully sad completely furnished, sele OANDY INVESTMENT COMPANY. AUTHORIZED FORD DE&LER and dble. apt*.. 835 and op. Mer. Apt. II A MM. furnished hous* Mt rent S14 Authorized Oakland-Pontiac Dealer 1810 THIRD STREET. 1113 8. If. blvd. Ph. 33311. lire M blvd. MSB stov* and heater*, art 1337 10th at I COULDN'T sfford to buy orease M ev*. We move te ear new downtown location, Washlnston art Call 31303 VACANT lota are a liability; construction Snd and Colorado, AprU 38. THREE dlaap. beds., linoleum, stair carpet cede lead at Southern California price*. 831 Santa Monica Blvd. 1601 Santa Monica Blvd. cost* tat vtry lew. Rental* will pay you Oas rente, mirror*. 313 Arlsona. Atkins Apts. OOZY t ttt. buneelow, nicely furntahed. 1 1 r*ed Ml adv. In th* paper by a eat Will build and finance 100*. Ph. FORD 183*—Sport coupe; must sell; cash Bin*!**—135.00 13000: 836 00 bedrm, dap bed, double est. MM 33rd st. •7,800.000 oo company aad Mtt i»eult W 8. M. 33733 or W. L. A. 32810. We will et terms. 503 lttb st.. B *_, OREAT demand for second-hand furniture. Risbt downtown. 1336 tt 4tb St. I have 0 arove started aad did It an aa Best prices paid. Phon* 83800. T. & OOMPLETMLY furn. I toon a bath; attrae ordinary salary. Mow I am worklne frt also furnish tenant. QUAPAW APTS. around*. IM. Adult*. 1343 10th. 34864. WM company, while av Steve le erewa 8t*w»rt SOT Holllster av*.. O. P. Modern, overstuffed, privet* bath, block FIVE-YEAR, 1% toans; no commission, ft AUTOMOBILES WANTED ine into tbe becrlnc Period, aad la a from beech. 837.50 up ate. Corner Main BUNNY 4 rm. house, bath, lovely yard few year*' tune will ba at independent bonus or escrow fee*; residence property, 130—DRESSER, bed. matt., sprlns. sood, and Ocean Park blvd.. Ocean Perk. Conv. loca. water Pd. Adult*. 1411 Utb. Never Before - - Never Again occupied by owner, preferred north of CASH for tour ear or equity. P. M. nearly new. is* Wadsworth, block *outh as I ever wanted to be. Thle land pro. . of Holllster. Santa Monica. —_— a due** tb* earliest orance ta CeBforornri t Wllshlr* blvd., P. O. Box IMS. Santa Blenklron Motors Oo- 1301-131* Santa THREE beautiful sunny front room*, over- 6 KM8.. eerase. 150. No do«s. 3380 Kel- Monica. Phone 33338, MeOormack, sttt. Moniea blvd without smudsiae or fumieetiae- DO WE EXPECT TO BE ABLE 1300 CASH takes beautiful furnishings of stuffed. 1338 llth st ton at*, off Pico. aoil doe* not bake et waah. need*i ooW 4 rm. sat. owner must sell. MM Cali two cultivation* per year; STOW* onrt 83 MONET TO LOAN MERCHANDISE fornia art MOD, attractive dble*. and sele., opposite S Mrt buneelow. bath, nk., eeraee, adult*. thine; cheep weter and plenty ef Bl eatl to offer Automobiles Palisades Park. Reas. 807 Ocean eve. 135. 1447 Stanford MSB the finest climate. (MM Mb tet*. ONE llvlne rm. set breakfast set, ttett, bun tin*, flahinc. outdoor .port* and 100 FOR SALE—Miscellaneous table. UM Harvard st. FURNISHED sinele apt, overstuffed. 136. 7 RM. fur. bona*. 8 bedims, 3 bathe, til scenery oa tb* coast Whether yefc ISIS'.. Bundy drive, Sawtelle. 14th at. Ph. 38003. Meet capital ev ere eat a salary, tf yea More Value For Less Money Auto Loans FOR SALE—100 pieces of furniture; sa* FURNITURE af five room house, bookcase, SPANISH design, unique lighting. MM Itt—TWO sunny front rms, brkfst nook, will tree me ea bear ar two ef vert LONO TTMB LOAMS. 1 TO IB MONTHS tlQUt vanity coses, beautiful walnut sewlnt machine. 1338 Brockton. beds if desired. Adult. Reas. 1037 8th. bath, couple. MI Bay rt time. I will chow you moving plcturrt AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED dresser*, chtfforobes, and lots of other tt test own home, et et mln*. and t*B High Class, Sturdy, Economical Transportation furniture slightly damaied by water, CASH POR FURNrrURR. COSY 3 rms.. overstuffed, 137.60 up 135 BEAUTIFUL MV 4 rm. modern hou**. yon how I ara doing it aad then paa below wholesale prices; MB ladles' CALL VAUOHAN'S 38000 Adults. 3111 Arlsona Inq. 1330 Yale. with ot without caress, MM Utb rt aaa decide whether ot net you aee as. 1828—CHEVROLET ro*dst*r. Very ele*n. New Duco *—*• Southern Discount Co. dress**, all sises, all colors; 800 chil tereated. Mae 1444 Outlook. 1838—CHEVROLET coup*. Clean. Like new. 8886 HIS Santa Moniea blvd. Phon* 33888 dren's dresses; carload of paint. Real SIMMONS day bed, ruts, comforts, dishes, NICELY FURNISHED SINOLE APT. THREE rms, nook, mod, terete, excellent Mat—CHEVROLET coach. Nice. Ideal family car *»«« cut rate price*. Open all day. screen. 1604-O Beiott Sawtelle. 1827—DODOE **d*n. O motor. New rubber . , *—*• Sit Montana art Pbone 38101. location, laws. MO. 138. 1337-B. I4tb st. CHICKEN RANCH — I blk. north AUTO LOANS GOLDMAN'S, lata blvd, fl fart. I acre ground. 1888 Model A PORD sedan. Exceptionally clean ,. , —™ 1348 Washington bird., Venice, phone 86488 UNFINISHED FURNTTTJRB 1838—O. M. C. »4 ton truck, panel body, new rabber 1488 PURMTTURB AMD DIAMOND LOANS 3*8 PICO PHONB etltt WELL located nice clean single*, front 338 I RM. bun*, overituffed. cat bed. earaee, Consider exch. Burt O. Hunnlcutt 1828—MODEL A FORD sport coup*. New Duco 1488 BABY WAY TO LOAN others 835. 833. 835 Euclid. weter paid. IM. 1030 Euclid. Pb. 3*310 _i FOR SALE—4 Firestone balloon tire* trt IMS—CHRYSLER road*tar. Haw Duco »**» Art excellent condition, replaced with Mb SEWINO MACHINES DBLB. furn, A-L steam bt. refrteeration, 4 MM. furn buneelow. est* tea*, to per IMA MOUNTAIN PROPERTY IMS—BUICK (tandard sedan, A-l condition «"*• SUPER FINANCE CO. overalse; also 14 inch power handsaw MA. IW. Adult*, ttt 14th. tftll for key. manent tensnts. 430 Palisades are., B. rt |0l Banta Monica blvd Phon. 28*811 with tlltlns table, and 8-Inch circular 84 MONET TO LOAN aaw, with tlltlns table, rtpplne guide SEWINO machine* rented and repaired. BUNGALOW court apt, I rat, furn., ear. ead crosscut, adjustable head. Call at option*!, cor. 16th and Washincton av* REAL ESTATE $200 On Terms f HARRISON BRUSH Salaries 468 tth st. Ph. 33584. Hawley 's Buys • Topance cebla aitel Road! Wiud Ph. SIMS SINOLE completely furnished spt*.. 138 Electrtcityl May aew and build year ewa SALARY loans. Auto loans, Insurance, Fi- 3736 Main st.. o. P. IM HOUSES FOR SALE summer home. Bos 1*37 Outlook. AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DIALER. nanctnt. Shafer Finance aad Lean Co.. BEAUTIFUL fined, else), Aucerla tree. Bev- Janl* Court. 1333 17lb »t. Brt. 807-308 Chamber ef Conn. Bid*.. eral 100 "Acale Americans Varlecata 105 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Beverly Hill*. Eve, hp appoint OX. 7373 plants, aB sites, reasonable: alio many 3 RMS, modern, vert reasonable. Adulu 149 WANTED TO PURCHASE USED CAR LOCATIONS other plants; alao ees ran** iIsrael, only. Inquire 1138-A 6th rt NOTICE ead wood heatlnc stove, both etclt. con KURTZMAN uprleht 1150. bunaalow Owners sick and la treat need of some 86 MORI GAGES, TRUST DEEDS dition, a bartaln. Inq. ltOt lttb street. pianos 188; term* at trill rent 13 month. THREB rm. turn, apt., nice tun parlor, ready cash, offer their beautiful two- WANTED- House with large lot saltattb 13th and Santa Monica Blvd. 4th and Broadway Union Btoraae, Tit Colorado. close in. 1317 6th st Phone 36530. •tory home M two-thirds Its eeteel cost for chickens. Bex 1348 Outlook. BOYS Furniture, too, tf wanted TBI* home is OPEN -V-NTNOS TILL t P. M. AND ALL BAT SUNDAY. "SAFETY FIRST MORTOAOE" We bats a few sprint suite. -Can cell SOLE, comf., clean. Has., adults, t-10 a.m., situated ea very Isree corner lot. IMS Federal Bond aad Mtge. Oa* at tl IL 13 PIANOS, tU up. Storaie Warehouse IM FOR EXCHANGE them very reasonable. Bid*, 343* Banta Monica blvd. 13-3 p.m.. eves. Lincoln et Montana. Stat bedrms , three bath*. PMctdaire, va Bull* 1*7 aeeurltt Bid* Phon* 333*3 M. CARUSO let softener, furnaces, art* yard la Beal Estate 333 Broadway. BAND, (trine Inert, new, need, repair* MODERN I room, breakfast nook, tile fea charmlns. Bee (Mt borne before It is MONET WANTED Oeo. O. Ooodman. Violin Mkr. 803 Bdwy. ture, overstuffed. 36*6 J3nd st sold, end It should cell quickly For ap RECONDITIONED Maytata, Easys. Thors. pointment call Robert J.rvu with MB LIVE EXCHANGES We Need Used Cars teal bargains, liberal term*. Part* and PIANOS RENTED S3 BW. DOUBLE APARTMENTS; MODERN. Rapp. MU MimtaaS Mta Phone 31113. EXCELLENT SECURITY aervlee all makes. WA8HINQ MA 3438 SANTA MONICA BLVD IDEAL LOCATION. PHONB 31647 Double bunsalow near At Brec aad Pieq, AMD ARE POSmVE 11000 T. D.. •*, canyon lot. CHINE SERVICE STATION. 334 Brdway. WCO rented. 113.000. Mtee. 14000. Waal I13SO T. D., 8*4, income let 106 RADIO APT. ta Barker Bid*, Bawtelle. Inquire Look! Sacrifice $3650 home Bay District. Wa can make a satisfactory allowance to you KOCH. IMS 5th rt Pbone 31138. DELUXE camplnt outfit. Btollt ten. bed. Arnold lav. Oo.. 11137 A M blvd. see stove, chairs, used once, cheap. 1101 8npplie*. Accessories House la Olendale aad 1*000 eesb ttt on your present car. Cabrlllo ave., Venice Foreclosure Sacr., $3650 home here to 113,000. assume 89000. 15000 ON III mortgage aa business corner, Fully modern stucco bunsalow. like new t-family Hat near Certhay Circle theater, appraised value 111 Ittl pat 8% If ao Ul FOR RENT USED bide, material for d rms.. built-in Wonderful Uttle Radio Lane linns aad dlnlne room combined. 140.000 mtse 130.000. Wans home, wfll Do You Realize? commission. Box 1840 Outlook. Homes Untarnished t bedrms . kitchen and breakfast seek. assume fixtures, adobe brick*, ate., blab oven 7 tube A-C elec, 158.50. una* lew a* > deer lot* Detroit, IMM. Went equity That s new 1810 Chevrolet six coach or coupe, can ba boutht now, delivered In Lt* ranee, cheap. Ph. 31181. 88.50 down, 88 BO. Free home demon Hsnd dee. tile bath, larae yard, fruit Antele* for only 8704. 13500 FOR 3 years at 10% and good real MOST attractive 4 tidlaW • tall tile trees, double cerate. Nesr school. UM here. stration. Phone 38833 baths, tuett room with private bstb on Oood Income. Venice. I75M. mtee. iiooe. estate for (ecurltr. Mo agents. Box 1838 LUMBER, flooring, doore. windows, 3z4's, RADIO BAROAIN HOUSE 33nd at Owner aa premises Ssturdsy Outlook. art. ai*o and furniture tan* cheap. lower floor, lovely sunroom, M ft. llvlne aad Sunday from 10 a. m. la • p. m. Want service station or Bate
*Af& TWELVE EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA. CAHFORNXA SATURDAY, APRU. », 1930 SWEEPING SUSPENSION IN CARNERA CASE URGED; PAY!PURSES Spotting Sports DUCKS RISE FROM CELLAR TO SMITE SACS, S.2 By ROGER GREENE Traung Proposes STRANGE CASK OF TOE PACHYDERMS STRANGE AS IT SEEMS By JOHN HK A promising pair ef young thick-ear gentlemen were earnestly seek* ing to dot one another ditty and the assembled customers ware leather- BarrbgT.wels lanftng them on. Angels Nose Ont But Ml*. 8am Crawford, plump, jovial, shrewd Santa Monica bar rister, turned away from the mazzard-mashing exhibition long enough Commission to "Huddle" to cross-examine your correspondent: Monday on Bay City ••WHAT,** QUIZZED MR. ATTORNEY SAM. Hollywood, 2-1 "IS THE LOW-DOWN ON TBAT MARSHALL- Ring Fiasco LEWIS MATCH? WAS IT W THE BAO? DID LEWIS QUIT ON HIM SO MARSHALL COULD XN FRANCIS Ray Jacobs' Homer Wins GET HIS TITLE SHOT AT SONNENBERO?" CO. April 19 <#*> for Seraphs; Artlett Your correspondent shuddered. It is a delicate —Primo Camera, latest of toe im Hitt Two Homers business discussing the quaint actions of tha pachy ported heavy derms, and tports editors have their reputations to weights, his ba on the alert about. They mutt learn ta state. AN FRANCISCO, three managers April 19. UP)-* gruffly. "This M so." or "This It not to.** You never aad others con heard at a tenor sports editor. They have fat to fee From toe depths nected with tbe of the cellar of gruff and authoritative. Leon Chevalier And when tt comes to the peculiarities of the the Coast league, bout which end toe Portland ball pachyderms, it takes an artist as well as an author ed ao unsatisfac club yesterday ROGER GREENE to explain them. torily, If not sus rose behind the -Why. certainly lt was ln the bag," shot la Mr. Harry Traver. who piciously, in Oakland last Monday, superlative pitch M an architect between pachyderm performances. "Lewis head-locked i faced drastic penalties today at tha ing of Carl Mays htm silly and could have thrown him any time for a second straight fall. • hands of the California State Ath to play glorified It's all Just a big gr——** letic commission. baseball te* four "Nonsense!" mildly interrupted dapper Mr. Moe Follansbee, "Lewis Charles F. Traung, member of the teen Innings, b old. He's ST. He thot his bolt in the first fall. Marshall was jutt commission, concluded an Investiga beating Sacra too young aad too strong for him. 1*1 admit Lewis looked good in the tion ot the affair yesterday and mento, 5 to 2. San Francisco's Seals, first session, bat ha larked tha stamina. Marshall—" recommended that the commission Los Angeles and Oakland were tha That, what I say." roared Mr. Attorney Sam. thumping his fist revoke the licenses of Camera, Leon other winners. in his beet courtroom style to clinch tha matter. "Why would Lewis See of France, his manager, and two Fay Thomas held Portland to ont deliberately toss away thousands of dollars and a chance to regain the assistant managers; Bill Duffy and Walter Friedman, both of Maw hit up to tbe ninth, keeping even title Just to—" Yet*. Traung also urged that the with Mays. The Senator pitcher's Bat at this point your correspondent gallumphed stealthily away. commission ban toe Italian from error on a bunt let to the deciding WE HAVE OUR OWN MOTIONS OF THE ABRUPT SAOGINO OF ever fighting again ia this state. ran, however, ending what sport MR. LEWIS' TISSUES. AS WE HAVE IM THE STRANGE CASE OF PERRY "INSPIRED" writers called one of the best pitch MR. NHL CLISBY AND HIS "SWOON OF SWOONS" VERSUS PRIMO ing exhibitions ever put on at toe BT CARNERA TROUPE capital elty. CARNERA. In announcing his findings, SERAPHS CLING And besides, principals in pachyderm debates do not want authori- No small amount of mystery Traung said: tat_ve comment; they seek sympathy, as was illustrated by the last re cloaks toe "selling down the TO LEAGUE LEAD river" to toe humble Boston "X have no doubt from tbe evi Los Angeles remained conspicuous mark of the Crawford-Ttaver-Follansbee dispute which overtook your Braves at toe veteran Burleigh dence that the action of Second at the top ol tth league ladder, fleeing correspondent— Grimes, star pitcher of the Perry was inspired by some person trimming Hollywood's Stars, t ia It "te the bag or not. It's a great shew. I've been going for years Pittsburgh Pirates (top), fa connected with the management of en seven hits to the stars' five. Ray said I never detected anything phoney and always had my money's exchange far Percy Jones Camera. The evidence seems to Jacobs hit tor the circuit in tha worth, which Is tart than I aaat aay tar prite fights." (below) aad a "large rash support ao other contention." fourth tor tot Angela, Hollywood Which sentiment Is what makes Mr. "Carnation Lou" Daro A very consideration." Jonet la no ball Perry, it will be remembered, sec scored la the eighth and then toe happah. happeh man. of fire, aad Pittsburgh can ill onded Chevalier, 216-pound Oakland triple bf Sigafoos pushed Harper ...... afford to lose a twirier of negro, who had remained on his feet across for the victory. Grimes' caliber. against Camera for flag rounds. In SPRING TRA-LA AND ALL THAT the sixth round the negro went It took a total ol twenty-four hits, There's the rear af the watoa, down but regained his feet and, to thirteen by Oakland and eleven by The booming surf; all apppearances in good shape, re Seattle, to decide te favor of Oak That's Wo and aa old salt's cure. sumed fighting. But Perry hurled a land, 8 to 4, in eleven Innings. Sa* There's the clatter af cleats towel ln the ring, signaling hto eluded were two homers by Buss On emerald tart Doeg, Mangin in boxer's defeat. A small riot followed , htnouineH by3a\flWKAr*_, Arlett. His homer to tbe seventh That football haa far 1U lare. and Perry, of Bollywood, was badly was good for two runs, to to) the beaten by the infuriated crowd. ttepjiilf, Go*, lived wil score at 4-all. Then he ended the There's the eerie silence DEATH THREAT WUEV" SntclfeMtfdfom game with another circuit clout That some men grips TO DUSKY FOE with Ua bases loaded, both being Alone on tho plains at night; Net fide Clash bfscfc fown/t t in her jja ytw off Elmer Ansson. There's tha lights and laughter The investigation which followed Tbe Missions outhit toe Seals brought testimony from Chevalier ered fourteen to eleven, but their bin- And merry quips tost aa Irritant had been rubbed To each his own delight. Santa Monica Southpaw gles were ao well distributed that la hie eyes between rounds; at IF YOU DfWT MQJEVE ANY 0T WIS. WITE TO THE y«W ets they got only one run, while toe There's the flash of Jockeys Battles for Crown at tempts had been made to impair his ALTHDR FOR PROOF. SEND STAMPED RETURN E?«VEl0r_ Seals counted five Crosettt of the Whipping the hides Pinehurst breathing; that Perry bad threat Seals had a big day, having a hand ened to km htm if be didn't "lap in about all the scoring done, at* Of mounts, some eagerly tcan. down" a nd that he had been offered But the roar af tha crowd PINEHURST. N. C , April 19 UP)— made two runs himself, one a hom a larger puna If he would quit to How They Stand er. He also got a double and a sin Aa Kelly slides The chop stroke gets a test against the Italian. la the lare to the basrball fan! the fore-hand drive in the finals of In Malar, Minor gle, walking the other time up. the north and The commission will meet en banc —ANONYMOUS. Frank Churchill, Los Angeles, Pa Dot Workman Scores Stun Upset "I thought I told you X don't want no nasturtiums today," rasped south tennis tour League Ball Wars nament today. cific coast representative of Camera, little Sulgenstotts, XXL, white to tha lips. "Eftsoons," sneered the man had appeared to toe negro's corner COAST LEAGUE from Maun Chaunk. bolting a macaroon, "what you need Is a Whole lot Johnny Doeg, during the bout ead converesd with W L Fit of almost anything." But the organ grinder kept on playing his sad b i g. left-handed Los Ansel— 2 .800 Hal Roach Back one of Chevalier's seconds. • all—I from Santa Over Gladys Patz in Bay Tourney San **MK>mt _ 4 .838 old song. The commission will mee etn banc , • .838 Monica, Cal., tries OnklRtirl — - • 4 AND IF ANY MORE POEMS COME Vt THERE WILL BE MORE next Monday to act on Traung's Sacramento . *" 1 • - 4 .800 • at his low- recommendations which, in addition. By F. USE SMITH Mlulnn . , a a Mt Of THE SAME. bouncing chop ln Hollrwood ._ 4 1 .set Included too following: Dot Workman hit mid-season form ln ber sensational victory over —**•*- ... , _, „ In Polo Lineup • ••eeeee a match with - T .tts MUST ANNOUNCE Gladys Patz, Southern California champion, la three hectic sets, 1-8, Portland » t .100 REMEMBER THE NAME— Gregory Mangin, DEFEAT IN RING 6-2, 10-8, to gain the finals of toe eleventh annual Santa Monica Spring Tcstsrdsr's Remits of Newark, N. J., Los Angeles S; Hollrwood 1. • fet cheering thing, amid all the brackish Items about Camera, Tbat Tim McGrath. Chevalier's tennis tournament at the Clover Field courts. Her hard service and Ssn Francisco 8: Mission L Southpaw Star Bolsters rained-oat major ball, Dempsey comebacks, and sports whatnots, to posse ssor of a manager; Roberta Laga. a second, sizzling drives would do credit to a fit sited t: Seattle 4; 11 innings. come across a piece of news about Mr. Howard Harding Jones' pros quick-swung fore 11 o'clock—Finals Junior singles, Portland 8; Sacramento tt 14 in Tiger Team ia Clash hand drive. ' and Perry and Churchill be indefi man player. Tbe writer feels that It nings. per—, far another great production of the Trojan "Thundering Herd." nitely suspended; that a rule fee was not an upset, bat the excep Jay Cohn vs. Len Patterson. Hew Series Stand With Clubmen Wh bumped into Mr. Marshall Duffield. Santa Monica's eel-hipped These two adopted to the effect that no referee tionally good play of tbe victor that 12 o'clock—Finals Junior women, Lot Angeles 3; Hollrwood 1. gridiron flash, last night aad (leaned the following info— fla Hani S: Seattle 1. fought their way shall take cognizance of any sponge, decided toe match. Melva Roquet vs. Dot Workman. Sacramento 3: Portland L Hal Roach, hard-riding soutfipaw, That the biggest problem for the 1930 eleven will be filling the tackle Johnny Doeg to the finals in towel or other article thrown in toe Charles Hunt ln losing to Cohn Finals men's singles, Dr. Bartosh vs. San Francisco 8; Mission 1. oaa of toe tow left-handed polo posts left vacant by Anthony and Hoff. Tay Brown, who played halfback yesterday's matches, Mangin, a ring as a token of defeat, but, tf the looked great la defeat and made Len Dworkins. Games Todar players in tbe world, will strengthen at Compton two years ago and end on the frosh last semester, Is being Lot Angeles at Hollywood. Georgetown university sophomore, second thinks his boxer is unable to twice as many placements as Cohn 1 o'clock—Finals Junior doubles. Portland at Sacramento. the line-up of Dr. Harry Wilson's made over into a tackle arrti looks tat*. He weighs 205 pounds and will taking a long, five-set match from continue, tho chief second, and none wbo played a defensive game. Cohn Cohn and Hunt vs. Bobbltt aad San Francisco at Mission. Santa Monica Tigers when they probably start the season as a regular. Bob Hall and Al Plein, the lat a fellow alumnus of Georgetown, other, shall step into the ring, won by scores of 6-4, 7-5. Steinn*. Seattle at Oakland. gallop Into action against Big Clair ter up from tbe frosh. will fight it out for the other tackle berth. Kmett Pare of Dayton, Ohio, aad notifying the referee and disquali Santa Monica tennis fans will -O'clock—Finals mixed doubles, ' AMERICAN LEAGUE Brunson's Uplifters Clubmen tomor That "Wild Anthony" Jurich. the most brilliant leader your corres Doeg downing Berkeley Bdl of fying his boxer. Gladys Pate and Hunt vs. Esther Austin, Texas. have a chance to witness toe finest W L Pet. row afternoon at the Uplifters' field. pondent has seen perform for Santa Monica high la the past five years, Traung also recommended that Bartosh and Dr. Bartosh. Philadelphia ..;, .,...,. „ 1 0 iew The match Is called for 3:30 has finally won Coach Jones' enthusiastic approval and "will play a lot In the women's division. Miss the purses of both fighters be paid and classiest collection of tennis A large gallery will be on hand Chicago _ _ ... 1 0 1.000 finals ever staged in this section on Detroit .. 2 1 .887 o'clock. of football next Fall." Jones is working Jurich out on both ends with Penelope Anderson of Richmond. to them, as "there is no evidence to witness tha matches and specu Washington > t .887 Roach announced last fall that a view to making him his star wingman. Vs., meets Mrs. Marian Jessup, of that they were not giving their beat Sunday at Clover Field. lation la rife among toe fans as Ho Cllovelnnd . ... - .. 1 1 .800 he was through with polo. Too busy. Wilmington, Del. efforts." Camera's end amounted R|__UI .1 3 • 3J3 That the news of GEORGE KIRKWOOO is aaa to remember aa a The schedule for Sunday's finals the ultimate winners. Mace Interest tmm yort „ __.,__ • I .000 Couldn't spare the time. But the probable second Saunders, Drury or Kaer. According to Duffield, Kirk- to 113.329. while Chevalier had $1600 to the eleventh annual Santa Mon has been shown to too tourney this At LOUlS ,—. a t .000 tote ef tbe turf sport was too strong. wood looka better right now ttan Orv Mobler or Ernie Pinckert. HO coming. Tbe gate was $26,478. ica spring tourney are as follows: year than ever before. A small ad Yesterday's Susans He's been playing up at Santa Bar CARNERA, SEE AND OTHERS mission tee will be charged for all Cleveland T; Detroit 1. boots the pigskin 60 yards at a thud, haa lightning speed af feet, and ia Leland, Bracey, 10 o'clock—Finals women's singles, St. Louis at Chicago, cold weather. bara lately, Incidentally competing a fertMiant paaaaTa Ba weighs 168 pounds aad la working out at half OF THE ENTOURAGE LEFT LAST Dot Workman vs. Esther Bartosh. finals. Others postponed: rsln. against the famed Argentine riders. back tob Spring. NIGHT FOR PORTLAND, ORE., n.mtmm Jetst Tolan Clash in WHERE THE ITALIAN IS SCHED St. Louis at Chicago. Dr. Wilson, Winslow Felix, Roach THAT THE MEMBERS OF THE SQUAD APPEAR YOUNGER AND ULED TO MEET SAM BAKER. 276- Cleveland at Detroit. and Dick Smith will ride for the SMALLER THAN THE 1920 EDITION AMD THE PROSPECTS ARE Washington at Phlladelphi 1* Tigers, while Brunson will be sup Kansas Sprint POUND HOLLYWOOD NEGRO, What the Stars Did Yesterday New York at Boston: doubleheader. "ONLY FAIR. ALTHOUGH A FLOCK OF PLAYERS ARE OUT FOR WHO WAS RECENTLY KNOCKED NATIONAL LEAGVI ported by Scott Hackley, Lionel OTHER SPORTS NOW. BUT REMEMBER. THE TEAMS FOR THE L Pet. OUT IN THE FIRST ROUND BY 1 w Pedley and Carl Beal. PAST TWO YEARS HAVE BEEN REALLY OREAT AND NOT EAS LAWRENCE, Kan., April 19 (At— (By The Associated Press) Nf— V"' * ..._, 1 0 1.000 A clear sky and fast track was ex A THIRD-RATED, CHET SHAN- Bill Hallahan, Cards—Struck et* eleven men and allowed only Philadelphia .. - .„.. 1 0 1.000 ILY DUPO-ATED." DELL, IN THIS CITY. Plttsbursh ... t 1 .780 pected today to result ln establish toe hits to beat toe Cubs, 11-1. Duffield had little to say about himself except that he's in Up-top Ira Flagstead. Pirates—Helped Pirates trounce Reds, 5-S, with Chicago — 3 i .500 Beach Bowlers Seek shape ead had just shot the first 40 in his four-months' career as a ment of many naw records by track Bt. Louis _ a 3 .800 triple, two doublet aad a tingle. Cincinnati —— > 3 .380 Pacific Coast Title golfer. Duffy drove just short of the gram on the 380-yard tenth hole and field stars from twenty-nine Louie Meyers Set Wee Ferrell, Indians—Scattered Tigers' seven hits to win 7-1. Brooklyn - • — •- 0 1 .000 at Clover Field to gat his biggest thrill, but this wss somewhat over Boston — B I .000 universities, forty-one colleges and To Race in Classic Chick Hafey, Cards—Cracked out one of toe longest home runs Yesterday's Besalts The annual Pacific Coast Bowling shadowed hp the fact that he three-putted lour greens ln scoring that 40. eww seen in SL Louis to help his team swamp Cubt. Pittsburgh 8; OlnelnntU 1. His best tally so far was an 84 chalked up ovw the difficult Lake numerous high schools, la tho St. tools ttl Chicago 1. Conference tournament opens Sat side links. eighth annual University of Kansas INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April It. Others postponed; rain. urday evening. April 36, at Daven WHICH MAY CAUSE SOME OLD GENTLEMEN WHO HAVE relays. (J*—Louie Meyers of California, Games Tsdsy port's alleys, Nineteenth and Ver American automobile racing cham Boston Bunionists Repeat Marathon Run Boston at Brooklyn. mont. Los Angeles, with the Oil" BEEN TRYING FOR TEM YEARS TO BREAK 90, TO SIGH, MOROSE Fourteen relay races and nine Philadelphia at New York LY. "AH, YOUTH—YOUTH I" pion, today formally Bled his entry Pittsburgh al St. Louis. look boys' band featuring tbe cere special events are carded. Partici Of Phaedip, the Greek, 'Way Back Yonder Chlcsso tt Cincinnati. monies. .me..... —a new 16-cylinder car la tho en- pants in the competition In the big anal 500-mile race to be ma here AMERICAN ASSOCIATI ON On May 9 lt will be "Santa Mon LUCKY TO GET HIM bowl hi the valley below Mount May 30. BOSTON, April It. -T> Fhae-ippides, the Greek who raced from W L Pet. iea Might" et toe tournament and A Blatter of no little Import, which tho august City Fathers ap Marathon to Athens in 490 B. C. to bear tbe news of victory, will have Toledo - s 0 1.000 tbe band will again be equipped for Oread Included many Big Six school Along with the filing came the a band of tit attempting to duplicate bis historic run today. A bald- Louisville ... I } .780 parently have decided to "shelve" indefinitely, conies to the attention of representatives, and athletes from announcement that Alden Sampson Bt. Paul , a 1 Mtt action under the leadership of Jack this e^'irntr, et Tippecanoe City, Ohio, whose headed Finn, Kare Koskl et New York, was favored to win toe event, Indianapolis . - - * 1 • MO Joyce. Al Setser is sending six five- It la tbe question of whether the elty thall pay F. Lee Smith 1150 a aD but two of the Big Ten confer the thirty-fourth annual Patroits' sr-iin—• astf .,. . t 1 .800 msn teams to compete. Frank aad ence members. financial backing two years ago day marathon, but the field of run Oolumhns ' 3 .388 month retainer far his services as supervisor and Instructor at the Clover gave Meyers his chance to enter Miles had won once previously, in Milwaukee 1 3 At* i Al Pratt's Leiuuu Sour Quartette Field tennis courts, or force him to leave hit home here and accept of The open century dash was fea racing in a big way, will ride with ners included Johnny Miles of Ham 1926. and Demar has taken the run Minneapolis — * 3 080 win be on tbe program. ilton, Ont.; the 41-year-old Clarence Yesterday's Result. fers fa Chicago aad Florida. tured. The favorites in the event the champion. six times in tbe twelve yean he has St. Paul Ti Columbus 4. Mr. Donald Douglas, Mr. Howard Blanchard, and other leading Santa are Cy Leland. flying halfback of Demar ef Melrose, and flee others Meyers, Sampson and Riley Brett, of the first tan finishers last year. been entered. He won in 1927 and Toledo IT: Minneapolis 11 Monica sportsmen, have gone before the commissioners to urge that Texas Christian University, and who last year won a medal as Kansas City 1: Indianapolis 1 Former Managers in Smith be kept ln this city. Claude Bracey, Olympic team mem- Twice Koski has been second, 1928. and finished ninth last year. Mllwsukee 11; Louisville S. champion mechanic of racing, baa* fifth another tone and sixth once, ONE OF THE REVERENT CITY FATHERS IS REPORTED TO bar from Rice Institute, who will been working on a aew car all win The course is through hilly coun War an Windy City HAVE SNAPPED AT THESE GENTLEMEN. WHEN THEY CALLED continue a duel begun est Lone Star but be recentlv won tha American try from Hopkinton to the BAA. PITCHES SHUTOUT ter and expect to have tt ready for championship title at Staten Island. UPON HIM AT HIS OFFICE, "THERE'S MO USE TALKING ABOUT tracks this spring. Two other prom track work soon. CHICAGO. April lt (JP>—A pan* Last year he eras beaten by Johnny clubhouse here, a distance of 38 BARNESVILLE, April lt. C_*» — of former managers of Chicago THIS. I'VE MADE UP MY MIND!" ising contenders are Eddie Tolan, miles, 385 yards. A crowd of 30.000, Rather brusque? negro sprinter from the University Miles in toe last two miles in too Percy Dixon is quite a pitcher. Be baseball clubs ware here today to . Left consider the case with a leak at the chill facta and disregard of Michigan, and Jack Ford of Bay Merchants Bat record time of two hours. 33 minutes into lo.ooo or more at tog finish, fanned ten men te succession in a lead the St. Louis Brown* against and 84-5 seconds. will see toe race. the White Sox. the tentiment which obviously has swayed the aforesaid commissioner. Northwestern. game with Georgia Military Insti roith has his enemies. His toot Is sometimes lamentable, but in this Red-Top Cabbies BUI Klllefer, aaw manager of the tute, which got two scratch hits and Browns, once piloted the Cubs, ead •bserver's opinion It Is more than compensated for by hit genuine value LARGEST JEWFISH to our young players. Everyone at least once la a life Concede Cardinals 30-Point Margin in oae of his coaches la Russell (Lena) The largest Jewflsh of the season time has wanted to do something waa abut out 1 to t. Percy pitches Blackburne. Donle Bush's predeces Fact No. 1 is that Santa Monica Is the only city of its size on the [ was captured off toe Box barge in terrible to a taxicab driver. Annual "Big Meet" With Golden Bears tor Gordon Institute. sor as leader of tot Sox. Pacific Coast without a paid tennis supervisor. Los Angeles has 18 Santa Monica Bay yesterday, bend The opportunity will present It Little Santa Maria pays a woman supervisor $150 a month. self to the Santo Monies Merchants STANFORD UNIVERSITY. AprU lt. („*> — Conceded victory by a Fact Mo. 2 answers toe question: Is Smith doing enough good to ing the beam at 530 pounds. Another tomorrow afternoon at McBcan margin of thirty points or more, Stanford university's track and field warrant paying him 1150 a month! It shows that la the last FREE sea monster weighing a mere SW Park when they tangle with tbe team was awaiting today toe invasion of the University of California Moody, Cross, Jacobs, Greef to lesson he gave, he had FORTY-THREE PUPILS and worked with them pounds was nabbed, also off tbe Pox. Bad-Top Cabs ot Loe Angeles at athletes and toe running off of the thirty-seventh annual big meet. from 12 noon to S o'clock without a rest. 2:15 O'clock. Brumfleld and Qripp Both teams have bowed before the Represent U. S. in Net Cup Wars •hot No. 3 relates that Smith developed ley Cohn into United States will attempt to tame tbe Reckless mighty Southern California cinder- appeared better than Spud Moss- Junior boys' champion, and not only that feat personally solicited funds All Seven Living Drivers. path squad te dual meets, but toe man in the mile. The hurdle races, BROOKLINE, Mass., April lt. (JPT—Four California women art mem and accompanied Cobn Ea*t te campaign for toe title when toe Southern Bears suffered the most crushing alto Captain Al Pogolotti ef Cali bers o fthe American Wight—aa Cup tennis team which will meet the California Latta Tennis attociativn turned thumbs down aa aiding Cohn. Ex-Champs Get defeat. fornia and Podge Smith of Stanford British women's teem at Wimbledon to June. Mrs. Helen Wills Moody This year—NOW THAT COHN 18 THE CHAMPION—toe S. C. L Gonzales Back ta competing, were expected to bt of tou Francisco, Helen Jacobs of Berkeley, Calif., and Edith Cross of Bids to Title Bout The California squad admittedly closely contested. San Francisco make ap the trio, T. A. takes some notice ef him and will defray his expenses. had no quartet to match tha Cards' Beet Mo. 4 shows that Smith is responsible to no small extent for Shaw Up Whits Sox ftnninlgsa year old Sarah Palfrey the Riviera for several weeks and NEW YORK, AprB lt U speedy relay teem, and no perform NINTH SWIM VICTORY of BrookUne will be tbe fourth and the former Helen Wills win sail nest the development of at least fifteen Saata Monica youngsters who stand CHICAGO. AprU It (iP)—Miguel right up oa top among Southern California Juniors. All seven living former heavy ers who appeared able to beat Hec Deauville Bfiaffh club swim teem Mary Greef of Los Angeles, the fifth week to compete to the French weight champions will fee to- Gonzales, wbo did much of the Oyer In tha dashes, Johnny Morri swept ta Ha ninth victory of the sea member of toe team. championships to atop. The other Unless toe City Fathers allow for Smith la their annual budget, catching for the Chicago Cuba last vtted te attend toe Jack Shar- son la the quarter-mill, Virge son last night when the San Ber The choice of Miss Greef was three plan to sail from Boston ea made up next month, he will accept offers from Chicago ead Florida hay.Bfsv SehmeUng title match season, is back here working out nardino Y. M. C. A. peddlers were ftuba (bona fide bids, which your correspondent hss seen, but agreed aet Dowell hi toe broad Jump. Eric made by the cup committee yes May 16. for tho Bank fund bote, Jaae with tha White Sox. defeated by a score ef 35-10. Tom The committee else designed Itt- to mention by name) and Santa Moniea WILL HAVE TO GET AN li. Invitations win go eat te Gonzales was released outright Krens la the discus ead Harlow Medlicotte lad the Deautllla scoring terday after toe other four had been OTHER MAN AMD HIRE HIM AS INSTRUCTOR TO DO THE WORK aaaa Palfrey. Sarahs lt-yeer-old Gene Tonne*, Jack Dempsey, hut toll aad has returned to show Rothert la the tool put. Willi two firsts gad a third for previously decided upon. The team sister, winner of toe women's In WHICH LEE SMITH HAS BEEN DOING FREE FOB YEARS! Jim Jeffries, Jack Johnson, Chicago fans he ta not done yet aad Oa the other hand, the Cards had eleven points. Capt. Jack White alao was announced by Donald M HSU door singles title te January, ea aa - Smith haa built ap a top-notch reputation fir himself ee ets instrue- Jim Corbett. loot Wlllard and plans to engage te semi-pro base no Javelin thrower who seemed aided greatly in his team's triumph. of the Longwood Cricket club, ttjgitnsn entrant for toe British tar, If **ntl Monica can gat him to remain at the shabby figure of Tommy Mai'at. ball hare tf be does not connect with capable of beating emory Curtice er The meet was held in the Deauville chairman ef toe f^i******** c_amp-nshJps at Wimbledon to UM a -Math far all the goad work he hat done, It will be lucky. a league organization. Ken Churchill, or ao runner who pool at Santa Monica. -f its Jacobs has been playing ea jMh_i
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