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Devoted to the interests of the . West Los Angeles District, com- \ | prising Sawtelle, Brentwood SAWT G TRIBUNE Heights, Westwood, Richland, -ST^^TA-^&O _?__.__* _yg- ••,•> __ Palms* Mar Vista, Soldiers' Home and Ambassador Park. The Santa Monica Evening Outlook

VOLUME LIU SAWTELLE, CAUFORNIA, THURSDAY. APRIL 12, 1928 NUMBER 104 Think Chamber Protest on Playground Sponsors Plan University Split Studied ! , 7 o Organize Indoor Team Action of Regents Causes Leaders to Feel Meeting Called for Friday Night to Start More Hopeful Over Outcome League As Public Interest By ART YEAGER of Issue in May Growing Rapidly The much discussed and cussed plan to construct the Boulder dam in the Colorado river Is before con­ Hope that the report of the education and art com­ As symptoms of spring fever are developing in sll sec* gress In two bills. In the senate the mittee of the University Branch Chamber of Commerce may tions of the community with the speed of a virulent epi­ bill ia known as Lower Colorado have some influence with regents'of the university in per* demic, the Sawtelle municipal playground will resort to River Development .Act, and in the suading them to keep the college of letters and science and house of representatives as Boulder emergency, measures to cope with the situation. Director E. Project Act. The plan to construct the teachers' college together when the University of Cali­ H. Hals announced today. thia dam considers two prime ob­ fornia at Los Angeles moves to its new campus, was ex­ One drastic step is that all adult male victims of this jects: Protection from flood for val­ pressed here today on all sides following Tuesday's meeting i insidious disease are asked to take an interest in the indoor leys in California and Arizona, and at San Francisco. a supply of domestic water for Los j baseball league to be organized Friday night. Playing Angeles, San Diego and all the cities Although the matter of separating the two colleges was baseball, Director Hale states, has a very beneficial effect of the coastal plain in Southern not directly before the regents it was indicated by their on the spring fever sufferers and permits them to work off California. Thia explanation is vote on a number of Important ques­ some of that excess enthusiasm • made to combat the propaganda that tions that the issue was receiving generated by balmy Southern Cell- Lon Angeles , alone is interested in their personal attention. i fornla spring weather which la a construction of the dam. Postponement of action was due terrible affliction for all wbo suffer Protection from flood Is necessary to the nonsubml.sion of controver­ Realtors Expect m from a touch of spring fever. Veterans Throng for Imperial Valley and Palos sial data. It is history that the Prospects are that at least eight Verdea Valley In California, and the board once voted to keep the teach­ groups of sufferers can be organ­ Yuma project and Parker Indian re­ ers' college at the Vermont avenue To Attend Rally ised to participate In the league, serve in Arlsona. Imperial Valley site, but opposition to the vote de­ and If two other teams are found Chinese Theater has a yearly crop production of veloped so strongly that ln justice it is planned to organise two 170,000,000, while the estimated po­ to all sides it was agreed to recon­ leagues and then stage a world's tential value of the valley is $500,- sider the matter. , Sawtelle District Members series In miniature between cham­ Post-War Service Workers 000,00ft, The Colorado river Is a Accordingly, President W. W. Say Convention Will pions of the two leagues. Only Organize Party That constant menace to homes, farms, Campbell of the university was bona-flds spring fever victims will and even towns ln the Imperial Val­ asked to submit a detailed report e Prove Helpful be allowed to play, aa the teams Enjoys 'Circus' ley. Damages to the present time on the factors which go to make up are to be organised for their have amounted to 150,000,000. Farm­ the attitude of those favoring sepa­ HAMILTON SPEAKING benefit. ration, and William J. Cooper, state VICTORS ARE DINED ers are now -pending $1,000,000 a Meeting at 7 o'clock Friday night superintendent of public instruction, year in controlling floods and re­ at the municipal playground field and a regent, was requested to pre­ moving river mud and silt from Branch Organization Meets house on Granville avenue at Ne­ Veteran Storming Force It sent a similar report, but from the canals and Irrigation ditches. Silt braska, all baseball players who standpoint of those against sep­ Vital Need of Men in , Royally Entertained haa raised the bed or the Colorado know where ball clubs can be or­ aration. river sixteen feet ln tbe. last six- This Territory ganised are to hold their first con* Following Raid Ikes years. Boulder dam will pro­ President Campbell, it was ference for tbe purpose ot forming vide storage for this silt for the learned, was prepared to submit With tbe district conference on the league. Jack Dover and Eld on Yesterday afternoon 100 veteran next 300 years. Long before that real estate only a short time off, his data, but Superintendent Cooper Stanaway represent the playground soldiers struck Hollywood in a sur­ additional dams will be constructed had not 'fully completed his report, members of the University branch ballteam, George Able and Thomas prise raiding party and In mass above and below Boulder canyon ao the matter was laid aside for of the Santa Monica Bay Realty Pitts the Armacost nursery; En­ with good reservoir sites to provide the time being. Board at their meeting ln Sawtelle gineers Zickefoose and Russell, the formation stormed Orauman's Chi­ silt control and storage for hundreda It also was stated that the re­ municipal englneera; George Hague nese theater. With their first ob­ of additional years. this week devoted a great deal of ports, as soon as they are com­ time to a review of plans for this and perhaps several others, tha jective reached it remained for pleted, will be forwarded to Rob­ gathering of realtors at the Bev­ Lions club: William C. Lowe, tbe each and every soldier to deploy As to domestic water supply the ert G. Sproul, secretary and comp­ baseball team ot the Methodist Boulder dam Is needed to provide troller ot the university, and will erly-Wilshire hotel ln Beverly HlUs, Episcopal church Sunday aohool, and coj/er the ballyhoo stands In for Los Angeles and 30 other cities then, In turn, be forwarded to the April 18. and H. Johnson, a team organ* the outer court. These points in Southern California. No other regents for their digest and con­ The conference Is to touch on ized by the bureau of power and gained, a recall was made and in source than the Colorado river ex­ sideration prior to the next meet­ light employee of this district, ists and the future growth of these every phase of work in which real­ a crushing, sweeping attack en ing pf the board, scheduled for May tors are interested, and will be ex­ Evans acts for the bail club ot the cities depends upon the Boulder masse, the raiders reached their 8. This plan is designed to make tremely educational and helpful. Union Ice company and the Bol- dam. If the water now wasted into every member of the board familiar Alr corporation engineers will also final objective and took possession the ocean ia not beld back by Boul­ W. H. Fitchmiller of Santa Monica. with both sides of the controversy It Waa announced, is presiding in the bs represented. of 100 seats to witness the per­ der dam for domestic use of these in time to discuss the question with­ capacity of regional vice president, if police of fleets, firemen, postal formance ot Sid (1 rati man's great cities, they must stop growing and out further preliminaries at the 'Set along on an insufficient water and at? of the outstanding realtors Fairburn Group Is carriers, American Legion posts, ballyhoo prologue and Charlie May gathering. ot this section will be heard. supply. This is in direct refutation Westover Agrees Night School to -j lumber companies, other churches, Chaplin's picture, "The Circus." of the propaganda that Los Ange­ The report submitted by the uni­ Of interest to realtors of the Having Fathers in the Edison company, tha Shell Oil les and no other city needs this versity district committee touched - University section will be the die* company, or any employes of large Mrs. H. H. Christie and Mrs. dam. Southern California cities are on several angles opposing the cussion of industrial development Charge of Program industrial plants here want to try Crelghton Brown ef the Hollywood willing to pay for the cost of an separation which had heretofore by F. H. Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton To Plea Entered Seek Name Which this curs for spring fever, Director Post War Service league were the aqueduct from the Colorado river. not been presented to the regents, has made a close study of the in* Hale advises that Friday night's keen staff minds who had re­ and after bein'g tefcen under con­ dustrlal opportunities of this com­ Parents ef children enrolled at cruited this raiding party from Pending legislation provides an meeting will give them the chance sideration by a similar committee munity, and will have the oppor­ the Fairburn aohool are urged to to come and talk It ovor. veterana of the National Home. appropriation or loan by the federal representing the Los Angeles Cham­ tunity to outline them to some ot government to the people of the Pa- By Sawtelle Men attend the fathers' night program Soils Territory The discussion will not be al­ Since the raiders had been so ber as a whole, was forwarded In- | the best known realtors of the sev­ which will be held in the school lowed to take up more than an successful and had overwhelmingly ciflo Southwest ot $125,000,000 to tact to the regents for their con­ enteenth district at that time. take care of construction work and building Friday. April 13, under hour's time, ao those present have crushed sll opposition at tbe Chi­ sideration. Mrs. Susan Dorsey and Realtors of the University district nese theater without one casualty, interest charges on the investment Noted L. A. Jurist Asserts auspices ef the school and Parent- Say New Environment Calls the chance to fill other engage­ a number of other educators of out­ who have affiliated with the new ments later in the evening. the staff decided to employ the during the non-earning construction standing rank were in conference Teacher associstion. period. This loan will be fully re­ organization recently founded here Convenience of Large for Designation That To test the efficacy of the cure same tactics. With flanks protected w.th the officials at Los Angeles are very enthusiastic ever the bene­ Vierling Kersey, assistant super­ right and left and a strong front paid with interest within a fifty- Group Involved intendent of schools, will be tiie Serves District tor spring fewer advocated by the when the report of the university fits which they derive through their playground, the Sawtelle englneera line, the raiders swept traffic aside year period. The project' will not district committee was up for con­ speaker fee the occasion. The cost a cent in added taxation by the weekly conferences, and will be glad and Armacost nursery and Sunday and took possession of the Elite sideration, and they declared It so to hear from other real estate men school orchestra and glee club offer GROUPS IN SESSION cafe and many prisoners. Under government. No part of the United SEES TIME WASTED selections. There will be an ex­ school baseball teams are expeoted comprehensive that no changes or In the University section of Los An* to provide a doubleheader for in­ orders of the staff the captives States will be called upon to meet additions would have been desir­ hibition in each room showing work any part of tbe cost, except the re­ geles who might be interested ln terested spectators at playground were forced to dine, but not wire able. joining this group. Suggest Division of Hours that the children have done in the Tuesday Lyceum Series for the raiders. gions where water and power are past few weeks. On behalf ef Mrs. diamond Saturday afternoon. used. Between Sawtelle arid Adults Will Start in -Altogether members of the party Fargo, press chairman, attention say lt was a day of courageous These and many other taeta are Venice at First was called te the feel that net only Very Short Time brilliancy against • overwhelming aet forth about Boulder dam ln a Merchants Meeting fathers of the children enrolled at Stock Company Has enemy opposition that will delight pamphlet-aent oat by the Los An­ Lions Hear Talk Endorsing a municipal court far this school, but parents general'y A request has gone Into the su­ tbe hearts ot historians in their and patrons of the institution would geles Chamber of Commerce. Geo. On Friday Evening Sawtelle, Wednesday noon. Judge perintendent of high schools to Show for Veterans records of American military his­ L. Eastman, president, Is asking profit by attending thle program. change the name of the SawteUe tory. residents of Southern California to Myron Westover stated that the Refreshments sre to be served snd evening high school to University send these east to friends and ask On Farm Matters Merchants of the University dis­ convenience of citizens should be it is hoped thst there wilt be a evening high school to fit in with Ward Memorial hall at the Na­ them to urge the:.; .presentatlves trict have been invited to a meeting the first consideration. large attendance. its new environment. At present tional Home was the scene Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce Fri­ night of an entertaining and versa­ and senators in congress to sup­ "I have been much impressed there is the University of California port these two measures. Copies of Clarence A. Lyman Is Main day night, April 18, at which time tile performance by •• the William with the difficulties that the resi­ at L*os Angeles building near here Spelling Bee Is these' pamphlets can be secured at further plans for. developing In­ and also Occidental college has pur­ Henry Flayera of Los Angeles, a Speaker at Luncheon dents of the outside cities are sub­ the University Branch Chamber of creased trade will be discussed. chased a site In Brentwood Heights. professional stock company. For Commerce. Mall them with your Yesterday Noon The session comes to order at 7 jected to in being forced to make Kansas Club Has Among the other schools to locate tbe pleasure of the soldiers the latter today to friends in the east. p. m. the two hours' trip going and com­ near here ln the district are Har* company deviated from their regu­ Planned at Fair Fifty members and visitors par­ The committee ln charge states ing into Los Angeles to testify at van! Military Academy, Hollywood lar stock plays and put on a vau­ HE BROKE JAIL took of the weekly luncheon of the tl at interest in tbe University Dis­ minor hearings," said Judge West- Military Academy, St. Johns Acad* deville show. Drama haa ita place, "How on earth did you get that Lions club of Sawtelle, Wednesday trict Flower -Show and Trade Ex­ over. "Both in a criminal depait- Picnic Saturday tmy, Loa Angeles university, Loyola but with ths disabled men tt is fun Rules of Greatest Contest of hole in your new shirt pocket?" noon. President Sid Nirk presided position baa been greatly aug­ ment and in the civil, where I have university and several high schools. and laughter, light popular music asked Mra. Snow of her small son. and'after the regular order of busi­ mented by* tbe announcement that presided during the past few and dancing that makee the real bit. Kind Ever Held in the ness turned the meeting over to. The evening high school opened "Why, mother, that's where I put students from t'.ie University of months I have had cases come be­ People of Sunflower State again in full swing this week with Long and loud was the laughter State Are Given my pet moth and he got away." Lion Frank Blusher, who intro­ California will have full charge of fore me where business men of ail courses offered except Auto during the presentation ot a comedy duced Clarence A. Lyman, the entertainment on tbe opening night, Plan Monster Outing skit entitled "Poor Old Dad." Wil­ speaker of the day. Mr. Lyman 's Sawtelle were compelled to spend Shop, which Is to bs discontinued SACP.AMKNTO, April 12.—In or­ SERVICE OB LUXE and the few remaining booths will Held Near Point because of falling membership. liam Becketts offered "One Man Dr. A. B. Hromadka tells of an ex­ advertising manager of the Security probably all be taken after Friday half a day waiting for a case to be der tn bring about uniformity in The Tuesday Lyceum series of the Simp Foney," a novelty musical perience which he had years ago Trust and Savings bank. right's session. Vester-ay after­ called and then two or three days Kansas folks, of whom there are number. Snappy and pleasing was tbe preparations being made In the in trial. Had the case been tried University Center Evening school while an Interne in an eastern hos­ Mr. Lyman's talk touched on noon Pacifio Palisades merchants more here than from almost any the dancing and singing of the Cas- various counties of the state for farming and farmer's problems. Ho in their home city, they could have starts Tuesday, April 34. These ln. pital. A strange man whoae speech reserved a long string of booths, aa other state, are looking forward ssl Bisters. And of all, the Queo- the spelling contest to be.held at the hospital attendants could not knew his subject thoroughly and they are anxious to see tbe show been telephoned to when needed spiring lectures and recitals will be with great zest to the picnic ot tbe presented absolutely tree to the nles Melody Boys orchestra were the state fair next September, Mrs. understand, walked ln. They burned held his hearers spellbound until develop into a great district success. and the time consumed would hate raid tn full for their numbere— his cloth" ', which were filthy, the finish. According to A. W. Nelson of Pa* Bay District Sunflower olub, Sat­ public at 8.15 sharp in the Little Jane Amundsen, superintendent of been only at moat a few hours. theater at Harding on the Hill, room song hits ot the day. bathed him, ahaved him and put Linden Burzell, A. M. Easier and dfic Palisades, who is chairman of urday, April 14, at Inspiration the vocational department of the kite to bed with a sleeping draught. Jack Zehnder were appointed as a "1 know that last year presiding Point in Santa Monica. It Is plan­ 809. Thia Lyceum series Includes William Henry spoke most the committee, the project is gain* Judge Carl Stutsman declared him­ fair, haa Issued a statement telling "And the next day," aaya the doctor, committee to buy a trophy or cup Ing support on aU sides in whirl* ned to make this one of tbe biggest the following well-known speakers pointedly of a soldier audience or aelf na in favor of a half day court and educators: John William Arm­ one composed of ex-service men of the kinds of words te be used "we learned that he had come to as a prize fair the best marksmen wind fashion, and tile quality of the events of the season, and an Kan­ visit a friend.**)' in the pistol match between the po­ at Venloe and the same at Saw­ strong, head of the Art department and said in a laughing but most In the finale. The statement tee- entertainment, aa well as the va­ telle with the Judge assigned spend­ sas people of Sawtelle, Westwood lice department team and other pis­ riety of the exhibits, is creating no at Harding high school, gives illus­ convincing manner "that such an lows: tol teams. This match will occur ing bis time between the two Hills, Brentwood Heights and Mar trated lectures on "Art in the audience Is most critical and out- KANSAS PICNIC SATURDAY little comment. Cities," continued Judge Westover, Vista are urged to coma and bring "The words tor the 1928 state The Kansas picnic will be held April SI at the target range In Se­ Home"; Cecelia Irvine, head of the ipoken. To them an act has to be fair Spelling contest will he mostly pulveda canyon. "and that seems to me to be the a well-filled basket lunch; coffee la Social Science department, lectures Sf light and highly entertaining ' on tbe beach at Inspiration Point best plan until the business of the verbs, adverbs, adjectives, common served. with Open Forum discussions on material. If not ot such a nature, near Santa Monica next Saturday. Marlon Slater was-put in chargs courts grow to demand a full time nouns, etc. Proper names that are The Cotton Blossom Singers of Mis* of tha baseball team which will Picnic grounds can be reaehed political and civic issues; Ora John* it is not pleasing, but dull and ter­ not frequently used wm not be New Building Here court." son offers artistic literary interpre­ rible." aisslppi will appear on the program meet a team from the faculty of the Stressing tbe fact that Sawtelle very conveniently by taking the given. All worde will be taken from after the noon lunch. Inspiration Harding high school In the near fu­ Brentwood car In Sawtelle and get­ tations; I'aul R. Clark, now with the Beard and Bagley history for Wins Much Comment and Venice are not asking for ex­ tbe efficiency department of tbs Point la tbe place where all former ture. Practice for the Lions team tra judges, but that the businesa Of ting oft at Ocean avenue, where the elementary school contest and Kansas picnics have been held. AU will begin at once. the car leaves San Vicente boule­ City of Los Angeles, a talk describ­ from the high school histories for Many favorable comments are the two cities be tried by tbe san.e ing this new phase of municipal Film Authors Take former residents from the sunflower judges In their. respective com­ vard. The party is to be beld in the tbe high school contest." state are Invited to attend. heard on tbe appearance of the new park overlooking the P.liaades government, and Luserne Crandall. Word has been received by Mrs. TEMPERATURES Finch-Smith building now being munities Instead ot In Los Angele., lecture reel talis t, will Interpret short last week City Prosecutor Dr. E bluff, one block north of this corner. Up Local Quarters Amundsen that hundreds ot ele­ LOS ANGELES. April 12.—Th erected on Santa Monica boulevard play?, prefaced by a lecture on "The AT LAST WE HAVE IT J. Lickley came out in favor of sep­ The program of the day is ons ot mentary and high schools through­ following temperatures from repre­ near SowteUe boulevard under su­ Inner and Psychological Signifi­ A school for "back seat driven" sentative points throughout the. arate Venice and Sawtelle courts. the best ever assembled, Edwin The last few weeks have aeon out tbe state are conducting their Is the latest addition to Kansas pervision of Ewall liaume Sf Santa Walters, Mr. Taylor, John Mo* cance of the Drama Presented." He many new arrivals en Park Row, preliminary contests, which will United States taken at 8 a. m. to­ Monies. Many visitors who have City's safety movement. Instruc­ 14 KILLED Knight, Gladys Rud'sill and others program wilt lust over 45 minutes the structure recently completed at close April SS. Names and ad­ day, eastern standard time, were looked over tbe building predict that snd each number will begin prompt­ tions are given in what to do in given out by the government • (By A.sooleted Prose) contributing some extra good num­ the William Fox West Coast stu­ dresses of winners and alternates It will set a new standard of archi­ ly at 8:18. case of emergency, when to scream, weather bureau, here: MILAN, Italy, April II.—Fourteen bers. A community sing is also dios at Fox mils, and named in are to be sent to Mra, Amundsen, When not to, when to advise and tecture for future Sawtelle business persons were killed .this morning scheduled. Those planning to attend the Ly­ honor of the famed New York news­ state flair. Sacraments, Boston ...... _....„_...... _.._.._ H blocks, and completion of the build- when to keep quiet. Chicago ....._.--...... _..__...... ,. tl when a bomb was exploded just ceum series beginning Tuesday paper street. In point of both prizes and num­ in-* is being looked forward to with before the official opening of the evening, April 24, are invited to call The newcomers to the writing ber ot entrants, the state fair Spell­ Denver -• - •—i n-m' • ., tti_t"V' 32 real Interest by people from all sec­ MRS. BROGAN BETTER JUST A REMINDER Des Moines ..-_.—._—_^....- .... 83 Milan fair. Some forty persons 81101 for information. staff quartered there by Winfield ing contest will be the largest tions of the community. The many friends of Mrs. J. T. And by the j way, there's that Bl Paso ...._- _-„jU„-..'.__••__._. 88 were injured. Ths bdmb was placed Sheehnn, Fox vice president and "word " ever held. -•_•• Brogan will be pleased to learn, that Flower Show and Trade Exposition Helena _._,_.__...... „_....._..... IS According to F. H. Hamilton of at the foot of a lamp post In the NEW PLANE STYLES general manager. Include Wilson prtges total more than flOOO is of the- Woman's Club and. Univer­ Kansas City! ...... IS Hamilton and Johnson, the contrac* I Piazza Gullio Cesare and exploded she Is recovering from an opera­ (By Associated Press) Mizner, well known playwright Sad' cash, ta addition to Mae medals sity District Chamber of Commerce. Los Angelee ._..._._..'...._...... _...... _ 14 tor haa promised to have it ready , with terrific force Despite the tion-performed in Portland, Oregon, KBW YORK: In the up-to-date Broadway wit; Velva Darling, fem- The medals will be awarded by th* The dates are April 26 to 28, inclu­ Minneapolis ..____,_._._,_.._„._ 20 for occupancy by June I. .Included catastrophe. King Victor Emanuel. lire. Brogan will return to ber plane there are accommodations for | inine humorist, whose "Hey, Hey. governor during the state taft, sive. Tell all your friends and New Orleans ...... _...... 88 in the building are four stores, and who had arrived in Milan this Brentwood Heights borne as soon bridge, poker, rummy or wbat-wlll* Henrietta" is to be filmed: Bert- which WUl be held September 1 to make arrangements Car three days New Tork ....'._____,..._ _.._ II the second floor IK devoted entirely I morning for tbe opening of .tbe lair, an she is strong enough to stand you. A machine equipped with hold Viertel, noted German play­ A The dates ot the spellinc con- end nights of education and enter­ Pittsburgh ....__„_,...... _ 18 to hotel and apartment rooms, all preceded to carry out the official the journey from Portland to Los card tables tuok off for the Detroit wright and author, and Charles teat during that week will bs an- tainment. Salt Lake City ...... _.....„...._ 40 of whitA have Men leased I inaugural ceremony. Angeles. sir show. i Francis Cos, of gangster tales nounced later. PAGE TWO SANTA MONICA EVENING OIJTLOOK. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 Noted Artists Slated to Be Present at Musical Association Dinner Saturday Night BUILD PLANE FOR ROME FLIGHT A MOUNTAIN MOVES ON A CITY. Scottish Stories Engineer to Show Impersonator to Spaulding Falters Conceal Purpose Paving Districts

LOS ANGELES. — Humorous So aa to give property owners In Be on Program ;0n Copley Charges stories having their basis ia the Sawtells an exact Idea aa te the traditional thrift of the Scotchman, boundaries of the various street are generally originated by tho paving districts, the - Tribune is Recently Performed at the Has 'Nothing to Say' When Scotch themselves and are designed having R. 3, Hardacker prepare a Asked to Cite Instance aa a defense for "Sandy's" purse map suitable for reproduction on Ebell Club in Los when he travels abroad, according which these districts .will bs out­ of Public Harm to Professor Rotert S. Rait of the lined. Owing to the tact that the Angeles boundaries'are in many casee quite University of , now irregular, it le virtually Impos­ SOPRANO TO SING PROBE OWNERSHIP teaching special history courses at sible to describe them without re­ the University of California at Los sorting to legal descriptions or to a Claims Sum Paid for Paper Angeles. Professor Rait was invited map. Mr. Hardacker is a member Highlight of WLAO to Be to discuss the economic genius of of the board of governors of .the Rene Tumanova of 'Exorbitant,' Admits his country before the Los Angeles University branch Chamber of Com* Self No Judge City club nnd he dwelt on several merce and ta touch wlt_ all de­ Chauve Souris phases of the Scotch character. velopments ' affecting the street WASHINGTON, April 11.—Ro* paving program. A delightful program is promised He declared that the chief regret sumlng open hearings today under of the Scotchman with reference to by Mrs. Besse Zuckerman. presi­ the Walsh resolution for Investiga­ dent of the Bay Cities Music asso­ the anecdotes about ia thrift'ta that sake of Ideals." ' ciation to those wbo attend t*ie tion of public Utility financing, the such stories are not always be­ "In fact, our chief method of war­ monthly dinner of that organisation Federal Trade commission delved lieved. fare ln our 800 years* struggle for which will be held at the Edge- into charges of Willis J. Spaulding "Nevertheless, to be truthful, we liberty consisted In the destruction water club Saturday, April 14, at of Springfield. 111., that the Copley must tell you that no people are of our orops, cattle and other 8:4j p. m. Preaa,. Inc., was interested in more generoua or hospitable than property, to the end that the In­ One of tbe main attractions will utilities. the Scotch," he asserted in the vading enemy,, many times stronger he Mrs. Guy Stewart McCabe, Im­ Spaulding. who has been oity course of his discounse," and no than ourselves In arms, might find personator Of children's parts. Mrs. commissioner of public property tn. people ever sacrificed moro of tbe no means of subsistence in the McCabe, wbo Just recently gave de­ Springfield for 20 yeara, denied he good things of the world for the country they sought te subdue." lightful programs at tbe —.bell club had charged the Copley Frees with, In Los Angeles, is, from all reports, anything unlawful, although he be­ one of tbe outstanding artists in lieved it contrary to public intereat her line. for the Copley Preaa to be eon- Lois Chamber, soprano, will alng. nected with utilities. He had noth­ and Rene Tumanova, interpreter of ing to say when asked to cite any­ Russian folk songs, will be heard thing the Copley papers had dene again. since January 1 contrary to public A view of one of the landslides at Santos, Brazil, when part Many notable artists have bean interest. of a steep hill moved on the city, crushing many houses invited and tbe coming dinner The witness said that since the and burying people in its path. On the top of ths hill Nf_VVS / promises to be one of the outstand­ J. M. Bellanca, airplane designer and builder, is construct­ Copley Preas took over the Spring­ ing meeUngs of that ever active or­ ing a plane at his Staten Island, N. Y., factory, in field Journal January 1, the news­ a fashionable gambling resort, which has been de­ *75o Goocf /e> geep ganization, the Bay Cities Music which Cesare Babelli, Italian aviator; Captain Peter paper had not printed any editorial clared unsafe, can be seen. association. Mrs. Besse Zuckerman against municipal ownership nt will preside. Bonelli. navigator, and Roger Williams, co-pilot, are public utilities but pointed to a Reservations for dinner tickets to attempt a non-stop flight to* Rome, Italy, in ths news story printed by the Spring must be ln the 'hands of the sec­ summer. Williams is shown beside the engine of ths field State Register favorable to Berlin Opera Squabble Skating Rink retary of tbe organisation by this such ownership which the Journal evening. Santa can be reserved by craft which has just been installed. did not carry. Denies Giannini Role Planned for Pier phoning 64636. He aald that tha Journal then had a story unfavorable to muni­ (By Associated Press) A skating rink on Santa Monlea Penney Company cipal ownership of utilities. BERLIN, April 13.—Dusolina pier, Santa Monica, will be one of He testified that he had written Yale Prexy Backs Giannini, American prima • donna, the many new amusement institu­ Historian's Work Reports Business letters to Judson King, director of cannot sing in Berlin what she con­ the National Popular Government siders her best operatic effort—the tions promised by the new man­ Wins Recognition league, and Senator Norria of Ne­ title role ln Puccini's "Madame agement who signs himself "Tours Oross sales q* the J. C. Penney braska, which he said on question­ Butterfly." A jurisdictional flgi.t Radiantly." Contracts have already Hoover Candidacy company for March, 1928, were $13,- ing by Robert E. Healy, chlct Partially tn recognition of hia between two opera houses and tbe been let for the new building and i-4.i7d.N9, as compared with gross counsel for the commission, was clamor for box office receipts are work as translator and editor ef largely responsible for the Investi­ the contractor has promised to de­ "The Luna Papere," which contain sales of $9,9«8,057.44 for the corre­ the cause, President Angell Praises gation of the Copley Interests. liver it completed in four weeks. a record of the first known military sponding month of last year, show­ Giannini Is under contract for a Utility Intereet series of guest performances at the lawsuit within tha present bounds Republican and Urges ing a gain in sales of $3,166,-21.41, The new rink, which wUl be near Spaulding said that he wanted It Ci.vic opera, The State opera owns the La Monica ballroom, wiU con­ of tbe United States, as well as rtie Nomination or an Increase of 31.76 per cent. The known that the men behind the the sole Berlin production right to story ef Spanish colonization in tain 20,000 feet of maple flooring. total number of stores reporting for newspaper enterprise were Inter­ "Butterfly."* It jealously guards Open sides will be one ot the many America, Herbert Ingram Priestley, ested in utilities. He believed a *i NO SORDID TOUCH March was 930 ae compared with thle right and won't cede it to the features together with a specially professor of Mexican history at the lnveatigation would reveal a direct sister institution. Giannini next 826 for the same period of last year. constructed root, patterned after University of California, haa been utility campaign, explaining that requested the Civic opera to per* elected a correspond-In*" member ot Entire Training for Fifteen Comparative sales for March, he beleved B. 1*. Altshulef, attorney mit her to appear in "Butterfly"' at those of tbe amusement palaces - ln Europe. The new riak will also tjie G-E CL___*_N____- the Hispanic Society of America. Years Would Aid Dealing 1(28 with 791 stores reporting for for Ira C. Copley, head of the Cop­ the State opera* The Civio opera "The Luna Papers: Documents March of this year and the name ley Press, owned 1960 shares nf declined on the ground that she Is contain many other special features Relating to the Expedition of Don With U. S. Problems period last year were $11,742,..9.13 Copley Press stock and that he also such a drawing card that the box for the convenience, comfort and enjoyment of patrons. Tristan de Luna y Arellano for the for 1928, as compared With $9,692,- was attorney for the Western Gas office oannot afford te have her NOW Conquest of La Florida ln 1659-61," NSW HAVEN, Conn.. April 1 and Electric company. appear elsewhere. The rink waa designed by tbe " 263.49 for 1927. The comparative - Berlin's critics nevertheless had same architect who built the La is the full title of the publication, "Tbe opportunity to elect Hert The witness said he had a con­ * gain waa $2,0.9,956.64, or an in- versation with Ira C Copley on tha an opportunity te hear and Bee hei Monica ballroom, and will be erect­ whioh deals with the Spanish ex­ Hoover president of the United crease of 20.74 per cent. pedition led Into the interior of Pacific coast after a statement had at her best: the Hamburg opera ed under his personal supervision. States must appeal strongly lo CumulatlVo gross sales for the stepped in and arranged a "Butter­ Florida by de Luna. been issued by him that there was every cltlaen who would see ln first three months of the year are no connection between the Ca'i- fly" performance, and with one ac­ The documents In this collection that high office men of broad vis- S29.774.543.92, as compared with fornla Copley papers and the utili­ cord Hamburg and Berlin** critics are both curious and important, ac­ lion,, long training ln public affairs, cumulative gross sales for the same ties. Copley, he said, told him that pronounced Dusollna (-lan'ritnT* the WHO teettldn 't rush to tdj bet I cording to Professor Priestley. and a practical idealism beyond tbe period of last year of $23,789,552.14, he had disposed of his utility In­ greatest "Butterfly** to be found on "They contain the records of i\- touch ot sordid political influences," an Increase of $5,984,991.71, or 25.16 terests but bad taken shares as se. any stage today. Think of it! This new lew price gives first known military lawsuit within said President James R. Angell of per oent. ourlty. He added that when he jroo the standard General Electric the present bounds of tbe United Tale university In a statement is­ Comparative sales for the same was In San Diego, papers owned by Cleaner that has won the praise et states. A long and exhausting sued here today. period with 791 storeo reporting for the Copley interests had been very English Jockey in quarrel occurred between the leader "No living American in our «en- March in 1928 and ln 1927 show liberal on both sides of the BoulJer thousands of owners—the same high of the expedition and his half- eratlon has faced such tremendous I sales for. thia year of $26,604,226.57, dam project. quality-the same eficieacy aad long starved expeditlonuries because they human enterprises and carried I as compared with sale* of $23,or,9,. Spaulding said Copley paid a 101st Year of Life mutinied and refused to obey his them on to so superb a conclusion. | 870.20 for last year, a gain of $3,- million dollars for the Springfield life. / t * orders to march inland. Hia cap­ Few men have more intimate and I 464,586.87, or 15.04 per cent, Journal, sad that this was exorbi­ (By Associated Press) tains filed protests complaining that extended knowledge of the actual | . tant. On questioning, he said that APPLEFORD, Ens.—England's Whst comfort and con-tenience It he paid no attention to their coun­ business of the federal government he Was not capable of Judging the oldest Jockey, John Faulkner, a lit­ will bring you! Tbe G-E Cleaner is sel, but persisted ln bla plans to and none is better acquainted with value Of newspapers. tle wizened man with muttonchop the social and economic problems Tells How to Cuve whiskers has celebrated bie 100th light, smooth-running. With almost occupy the interior of Alabama pre­ Aided Campaign birthday. liminary to crossing to the Atlantic of our time. He told the commission that no effort you can keep your rugs Judgment Proven Faulkner has been twice married coast to effect a military occupation Jumbo's Tummy Ache Copley contributed $16,000 to the and haa had 81 children, the eldest bright sod fresh—clean deep down. at Santa Elena." "In Instance after instance bis campaign expenses of Frank L. insight and judgment have bean being (7 and the youngest 26. Dur­ (By Associated Preas) Smith, a member of the Illinois ing the early years of his life Your choice of two sets of attach­ proved to be sound. If nominated —"To cure an elephant public utilities commission, when and elected (as he would be if nom­ Faulkner rode at the light weight ments, for upholstery, floors, walls of stomach ache pin the animal he waa a candidate for the senate, of 63 pounds and has Jockeyed HAVS YOU pleat*/ inated) we should have as presi­ down and lot three or four am and that during this time a petition Champs Qysees Now dent a man whose entire training horses on the flat and ln steeple­ of electric outlets snd hard-to-reach places, supplied st dance on its cheat," la the newest was before the commission to con­ chases in every pert of the country. for attaching your for the preceding IS years would be veterinary "how to" by one who solidate public utility companies slight additional cost. A Business Street of direct and dally value ln his He is at present nursing an in- Cleaner? G-E Con­ has done It—Thomas Prime, a vet­ controlled by Copley. The petition Jury to hia thigh caused by a ki k dealings with our national problems. erinary surgeon ot Upper Nor­ was approved. He said that it was venience outlets And remember-this Cleaner is ab­ 'By Associated Press) "It ts to be devoutly hoped that from a mule, but Is able to hobble are east, quick snd wood. after the Copley utilities were con­ about and attend to the garden solutely guaranteed by General Eleo PARIS. April 12.—The resident we may have the opportunity to solidated. inexpensive to in­ population of the inner districts of vote for him." around hia picturesque little cot­ stall. Just call vow tric, whose name has always stood for Spaulding said that since the dis­ tage. Paris—like that of Manhattan Is­ With a new record eatabllshed closures on Smith campaign ex­ nearest Electrical the highest quality sad value. land—is decreasing. Business is Commerce Hoover la unopposed ln Contract., sndssk for the number of registered voters. this state. penses had been made, the people ere gradually encroaching upon resi­ Southern California has opened a of Illinois had lost confidence ln pany of Illinois to elect himself di­ him to use G-B dential avenues and forcing their Leaders of the party declare thrt drive to pile up the highest pos­ it Is Imperative that California Re­ the Illinois public utilities commis­ rector. Asked if Copley's interest CLEANER Wiring System The G-E Cleaner excels in "14 inhabitants to move out into the sible vote at tbe presidential pi* - sion. amounted to about 15.000,000 in material.—for. .. faubourgs and tbe suburbs. publicans demonstrate an May 1 mary election May 1. that she Is behind her only candi­ Altshuler, as a witness, went into these companies, he said that wa° lifetime service. points." Let your local dealer explain Like Fifth avenue, the Champs There are 984,267 residents of the date, California's vote. Republican the history of Copley's acquisition a good estimate. at this them. He'll gladly give a demon­ Elysees, once tbe finest residentisl ten Southern California cu untie* lenders maintain, will be a most of newspapers over the past 15 Altshuler said that Copley bad avenue la tbe world, haa become a eligible to vote at the election, a Important factor ln the fight to he years, declaring that Copley owned contracted to purchase the Kellogg stration at his store or righti a your business street. It is now the Au­ tabulation of registration ha.; mnde for Mr. Hoover in the Repub­ enough shares and bonds in the string of 18 newspapera in South­ stxw home. And he'll strange convenient tomobile Row of Paris. Most nf shown. lican national convention ln Kan-- Western United corporation and ern California, tha sale to be con­ monthly terms to fit your household the buildings that do not provide By counties the registration fol­ ras City. the Western Gas and Electric com- summated September 1. show rooms for motor cars have lows: Los Angeles. 722,425: San LOWER budget. A small cash payment and become hotels, restaurants, cafes Diego, 75,356: Orange. 43,019: San Ae Cleaner is yours. So why not hav* and pleasure or shopping palaces Bernardino, 42,309; Kern, 27,243: entering to people with plump pock* Riverside 25,000; Santa Barbara. | PRICE OOC frpbt mXVmJr et books. 18,071, V«nturu. 13,428; Ban _Ul_| Similarly the ground floors of al­ Obispo, 8928; Imperial, 8493. TERMS most every apartment bouse along Snowed Under the Boulevard Haussmann once u Republican registration ln South-1 Everything Electrical PACII_CSTATW_-JK*T»_K:GO»-PA_»nr good address for a bachelor flat- em California ia more than double if you--wish now shelter antique shops, flower Democratic, there being 862,861 of • ______f__hjL___> shops, perfume shops and shops ask lor a the former to 236,191 of the latter AT a/fssrw—sn_we a/awrtounr • that advertise "S o'clock tea a Prohibition party registration in demonstutMHi quatre heures" (at 4 o'clock). the ten counties is 14,188 and the However the heart ot Paris ia not Socialist is 6917. Citlsens who tailed IV likely ever to become so empty by to state a party affiliation num­ night aa the Wall street district of bered 74.107 in the counties. New York. Here, because of the Inyo county, not generally In­ bousing shortage, there is a ltw cluded In Southern California, h-us Tom providing that at least one floor of a total registration of 1982, 11G1 every building construe ted for of­ being Republican, 646 Democratic Tom Robinson's fices or commerce, must be set and the remainder miscellaneous. aalde for living quarters. Only 68 per cent of the registered ] 1411 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica voters of the state have cast their Robinson THE PRINCE ballots at primary election during (By Associated Prsss) the past 10 yssrs and it is to cor­ Turn Easy Toasters—Made by the LONDON', April 11— There IS rect this condition that religious, eome curiosity as to whether the social, commercial, patriotic and famous makers of Uni- tt Af*** AC Prince ef Walea is toppling a bit civic organizations have instituted versal; built for years ^ from bachelordom. Bespeaking aid their get-out*—ae-vote campaign. for a lifeboat fund, be stressed tbe The triangular Democratic tight of service. need ot women's help, saying: is said to indicate that a heavy "With lt you can do almost any­ vote will be cast by members of Special, only . .. • . <• ... 3 thing. Women have a gift of sym­ this party. Republicans anticipate 1411 Mont-M Aven-w pathy and self-sacrifice that car­ that their vote will be heavy des­ Fruit Juice Extractor ..-._.*$14.95 SANTA MONIOA ries all before lt." pite the fact that Secretary of CrENERAJL# PERCOLATORS WAFFLE IRONS B. & O. ELECTRIC SHOP. IRONS COOKERS Electrie Appliances CURLING IRONS """ RANGES Ranges Refrigerators CLEANER IPVIRING SYSTEM VACUUM CLEANERS Iron* Percolators ~fi>r lifetime service ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION Cookers, Toasters, Eta. 634 Pier Avenue Phone __150 CITY NEWS HONEST NEWS-HONEST VIEWS-HONEST ADVERTISING EDITION CENTS SANT- 2 Tl Established October 13, 1875. and Sawtelle Evening Tribune Eaeh Day's Paper Better Than the Last VOLUME Llll SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 NUMBER 104 Spauldings Recreation Three Fliers Far Out Retraction Experts in Over North Atlantic in Is Complete Convention I Westward Trip Over Sea By Robt. P. Holliday Commissioner Declares Ira Delegates From Western German-Irish Crew and Airplane Bremen A friend dropped in this Copley Did Not Plan Division Arrive in Hop Off From Coast Early in morning and smilingly re­ Anything Unlawful Santa Monica Morning Today, As Saddened, Fearful marked that he anticipated that this writer would have In Explanation F. F. Martin Is Crowd Gathers to Bid Them Mere Luck a busy day. We were rather puzzled by the remark until Before Senate First Speaker FATE OF OTHERS WHO TRIED hs explained that after the last two articles in this col­ Examination Reveals Facts Session Opens With George BEFORE HANGS OVER FIELD umn it was altogether prob­ as to Purchase of W. Braden in the able that we would be enter- Weather Perfect for Their Start; If Flying t taining several delegations, Newspapers Chair Conditions Remain Normal They, some interested in Pacific WASHIN-TOX, D. C, April 12.— The doors of Santa Monica were Should Reach New York Shortly, After Electric rates and others in Willis J. Spaulding, commissioner opened to nearly one hundred dele­ the school bond issue. Which at Springfield, 111., declared before gates to the three-day conference Noon Time Tomorrow gave us an idea that ws had the Federal Trade Commission to­ ot the western division of the Play­ day that he had not charged nor ground and Recreation Association Three men were at grips today with the great air hotter make our stand on the had he Intended to chaise that of America by Mayor Herman Mi* school bond issue very clear. Colonel Ira C. Copley, in purchasing chel thle morning at IS o'clock when distances at the North Atlantic in another effort to he the After the article on the the Illinois State Journal, published the first session of the convention first te fly from Europe to America by airplane. school bonds, Mr. Martin, the at Springfield, III., and certain began. At 10 a. m., eastern standard time, the German* Southern California newspaper., "On behalf of the citizens of San­ Irish crew of the plane Bremen should have reached a superintendent, called on us had done anything or planned to' ta Monica, I want to welcome you with the idea in mind that we do anything which was unlawful, here, and I sincerely hope you en* point about 800 milea west by south, on the great circle acandaloua or wicked. *oy your visit in this city," the route, of their starting point near Dublin, Ireland. were opposed to school bonds mayor said ln issuing the hand of at this time. We made a very Thia statement, was made during greeting to the playground experts. Under nominal flying conditions the silver gray mono­ serious attempt to disillusion hia examination by Robert K. Healy, "If there Is anything that needs plane should roach the vicinity ef Harbor Grace, N. F., at him on this point, but evi­ general counsel for the commission, pushing, it Is recreation, Tou are lip. m., eastern standard time, tonight, and its objective, in connection with Mr. Spaulding'a here to do tha' pushing.- It is es­ Mitchel Field, New York, shortly after noon tomorrow. dently failed. letter which waa read in the senate sential that an organization such aa by Senator Norrls on March 16, in thia be functioning throughout the Two Germans, Capt. Herman Koehl, pilot, and Baron This is what we told Mr. which the Springfield commissioner country." Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld, sponsor and handy­ Martin. It is going to be hard alleged that Mr. Copley waa or­ The session was opened by George man of the flight, with a young Irish co-pilot, Col. James enough to put ovsr the school ganizing a string of newspapers for W. Braden, western representative the purpose of aiding In the forma* of the Playground and Recreation Fitzmaurice, commandant of ths Free State air forces, bonds without attaching a tion of the so-called super power Association of America, and said to were ths crew. silk lining to them. In other trust. Mr. Spaulding claimed he be one of the most active workers GERMANS SPONSOR TRIP words, the less frills and fur* had held Mo conferences with the ln the organization, who declared, The plane took off at 12:88 a. m., eastern standard belows hanging on the issue editor ef the Illinois State Register, "We will discuss these problems the easier it will be to get the another Springfield newspaper, in vigorously, as we have ln the past." time, from Baldonnel airdrome. At 2:05 it was sighted by connection with the charges he had Frederick F. Martin, superinten­ coast guards ovsr Costello, having traveled the initial 135 people to vote for it. We still crlginally made, hut there was Iden­ dent of Santa Monica schools, fol­ miles at an approximate .speed of 90 miles an hour, which stand by that statement. W. tified by him and read into the lower Mayor Michel's talk with a should have a bond issue for record a letter he had sent to Sen* paper on "The Relation of Play to had been determined to the most economical for .ths long the purpose of building a new ntor Xorris wherein he asserted the Character." flight. Register would be glad to print any­ "Mr. Martin's speech was tha There was perfect weather for the start, and every junior high school in or near thing pertinent to the cause of keynote of this meeting and fur­ Fairview Heights, we need municipal ownership and opera­ nishes a splendid background far indication that it would continue favorable for most of the money with which to pur­ tion of publio utilities. our discussion thia morning," C. first part of ths flight, which is most crucial to a plane chase mors land for the high Mr. Spaulding admitted that be L. Glenn, director ef physical heavily loaded with fuel. Conditions on the American school, and we need to build had no evidence of any kind to sup­ education and recreation af the side were not so certain. It appeared problematical port the allegations ln his letter to t_W Angeles public schools snd whether the Bremen would encounter ths disturbance several new plants and elim­ Senator Norrls that publio utility chairman ef the session, aaid inate one or two of the old money had been used by Mr. Cop­ whsn Introduced by Mr. Braden. which passed up the coast yesterday. Ths aviators over­ ones. ley in connection with the news­ The subject for discussion waa came their first hazard after a breath-taking run of 900 paper purchases made by the latter. "To What Kxtent and Under What There is no denying that, Conditions Can the Schoolyard Sup* yards. Tht peculiar under-carriage of the plane had been In fact, he indicated he had writ­ " untried with such a heavy load. and we intend to do all in our ten to Mr. Xorris for the purpose plant or Supplement the Municipal Playground?" The plane lumbered down the long power to put the bond issue of finding out what money WAS runway through dust clouds, passed being used by Colonel Copley, School Activities over. But we feel sincerely "The merging of schoolground ac­ a stone wall barricade through a lather than submitting any evi­ special ensuing, and took the air. that hundreds of voters will dence himself. tivities with those of the municipal object to any bond issue that playground. WiU make possible the LINERS ARE ALERT In thia connection, Mr. Healy working out of what are now most asked thia question: Steamships on tbe ocean lanes provides paying one-half of] valuable extra-curricular pro­ • were on the alert for a sight et the one per cent of all building "Tou would like to have It found grams," Lowell D. Hoxsey, super­ YOUTHFUL PASTOR plane, but eight hours after It bad funds to two outside men, re­ out just what money is in the Cop­ intendent of recreation of Monrovia, Two views of the opening of the three-day conference of the western division of the Play­ QUITS JOB left the Irish coast none had re­ tained for the purpose of ley papers and whose money it ts?" and first speaker of the day, said OAKLAND. Calif., April It.—Tbe ported It. The Rremea was not "Yes," replied Mr.- Spaulding. during his talk. "Kvery facility ground and Recreation Association of America in Santa Monica this morning. Above, Rev. Ira T. Gregg, youthful pastor equipped with radio, overseeing the expenditure of Mr. • Spaulding said ha has seen that will yield spiritual, mental and Mrs. D. G. Stephens, president of the community service of Santa Monica, register­ of the Community Methodist Epis­ FOLLOW TRAIL the money. Mr. Martin in­ nothing in the Copley newspapers physical values will find a place ing delegates. Below, speakers and workers, left to right, G. E. Thomas, George W. copal church ot Albany, Contra WHERE FIVE DIED sisted that this money does to support the charges he had in tha day's order. Tools and shops Braden, L. D. Hoxsey, R. E. Munsey of Santa Monica. Costa county, is going to take a va­ Three dauntless airmen following not come out of the people's made to Senator Xorris. except that for making all kinds of handicraft cation. a trail on which their predecessors on one occasion the Register had win also be obtained." Resigning from his church be­ —five men and two women—died, pocket, but out of that of the published an article reporting the According to John Norveil, su­ cause, he said, members called bint were presumably more than half architects. However, we can­ value of the municipal operation pervisor of recreation of Glendale, Cops Accept the a sheik end '.lis wife a flapper, Rev. way across the ocean this after­ not see any fundamental dif­ whioh the Illinois State Journal who was next speaker, the follow­ Transit Company Automobile Week Gragg expects to spend several noon on the lntest attempt to tra­ ference as to the source. It had failed to print. Mr. Spaulding ing are necessary to carry out an Challenge to Shoot weeks in Los Angeles. His plans verse tbe western air lane of tha la the operator of the plant which adequate play program: The right after that are Indefinite. North Atlantic, never yet spanned all comes from the same the article favorably described, kind of leadership, adequate .play With Sawtellans by an airplane. place. Mr. Spaulding further stated that space, adequate comfort facilities*, Robbers Nabbed Is Proclaimed CHICAGOAN IN The Junkers monoplane Bremen, in writing to Senator Xorris he was sufficient amount of apparatus, MARATHON LEAD with its crew af two Germane and We also pointed out to Mr. inspired by the belief that if he special activity rooms.' "They are The pistol shots ef ths Santa El. RENO, Okla., April 1..—Neils Meniea police department ac­ an Irishman, took oft front Baldon- Martin that there is*going to would discuss the matter on tha essential to the physeial education Claim Men Jailed Who Held Santa Monicans Will Thus Nielsen of Chicago sprang a sur­ rel airdrome near Dublin at -_:IS be a fight to put 'this issue floor of the senate a good many program of the school," he aaid. cepted • challenge today to prise In the transcontinental toot* "shoot it out" with the Sawtelle Eastera Standard time this morn* ovsr and when one goes into newspapers would take It up and "They are essentiol for the play Up Santa Monica Outfit Recognize Work of the race to'day When he led the field lug and when it was last seen arret "it would be made good use of." time before school, during recess, and other pistol teams of the Los in the 10th control station here. a battle of this size it is not in November, 1925 Angeles police department on Auto Tradesmen the western coast of Ireland It had He continued: "I wanted to have at noon and after school and on He covered the 37 miles I'rom maintained a speed of 90 miles aa wise to have any weak points. evidence that there waa a man be­ Saturdays and holidays. April 21 at the Sawtelle pistol range in Sepulveda canyon. Ae * Bridgeport In 6:20: tt, making his -laer. We urge the school board to hind thia newspaper enterprise who "It is therefore an obvious and GOT $1100 STAGE SHOW HERE elapsed time for the HAS ntiiea front If this speed, the meet economical was very largely interested in cording to word from Capt. W. L. eliminate all such weak unnecessary duplication to set up Hagenbaugh, commanding the Los Angeles 317:57:36. for the German ship, was continued utUltles. I wanted to have that two complete systems to take care Seven Men Held in Los An­ Sawtelle station, an entertain* Proclamation Is Issued To­ over the ocean, tbe Bremen would points and settle down to con* tact known, and I thought that by vines the people of the com­ of the same children in tbe same geles Said to Have msnt and barbecue will ba held in day by Mayor DENIES PERSONALITIES have been at just about tbe middle having attention called to tt in the neighborhood with each system connection with the pistol tourn­ IN MELLON CA8E at _.3s thia afternoon, 12 ".tours senate it might" be more widely necessarily handicapped for funds munity that the issue placed - Confessed ament which will start at 11 a. m. Michel WASHINGTON, April 1..—Deny - after the take-off. before them is as clean as the known.* to properly make all of the above Heads of department and com­ Irg in the senate today the charge Weather over the first leg of the proverbial hound's tooth. Mentions Contribution provisions." The' holdup and robbery of ' tbe missioned officers ars invited to Urging observance by the citi­ that hia resolution asking resigna­ ocean route was reported to be ex- Mr. Spaulding referred to the Stresses Economy participate. zens of -Santa Monica of "Automo­ tion of Secretary Mellon waa the collent. with has favorable condi­ It is such little things that contribution ot $25,000 to the Smith The economy side of the subject offices of the Bay Cities Transit outgrowth of a personal feud, Sen* T L company at 1726 Fourth atreet In bile Week" In recognition of the tions ahead off the Qrand * **n1r;**- always beat bond issues. campaign funds of 1926. to whioh was brought out by I.. D. Tilton ot fifth annual auto Show, starting to­ ntor Cous-ns of Michigan drew'tin I'liprs Baron Eehrenfried von a Los Angeles planning firm, in dis­ November, IMS, When two armed ACTOR PAROLED There are hundreds of voters Mr. Copley had testifies and charged LOS ANGELES, April 12.—Nor­ morrow. Mayor Micbet issued tbe apology from 8ene,tor Moses of Huenefeld, sponsor, and Captain that at the time the contribution cussion from the floor, when he bandlts seized tllOo in ourreney Hampshire for the language used by who scrutinize every issue for after securely binding and gagging man Trevor, English actor of stage following proclamation today. The Herman Koc:»l -and Colonel James was made there was pending before declared that school and municipal mayor aaid: Moses in making the charge. l-'itzmaurlce, pilots, hoped to fly playgrounds both call tor unwar­ one of the watchmen, was near so­ and screen, a former champion ath­ small things upon which to the Illinois state commerce com­ lete of India and competitor In "Recognizing ths significance of over Newfoundland some time mission the application for the ranted waste, and that large school lution today, it was) n.serted, with hang a negative vote. They tbo arrest ot seven men by tbe Los , after a hearing be­ the automotive Industry and Its tre­ around midnight and reach M***-**'-. merger of the* two northern Illinois grounds ahouid be established both fore the lunacy commission here tt • Fail to Comply With Held about noon tomorrow, but tt will leap with glee upon this from a moral and economic stand- Angelee~pol.ee. One of the suspects mendous Influence on our business one. The result will be de­ utility companies which Mr. Cop­ is declared to have made a com­ day, was paroled to hia friends wt.o and social lives, it behooves us to The City's Edict waa recognized that advaiss winds ley at the time controlled. paint* * announce they will place Mm In a might delay the arrival several Owing to press ot business, Ray­ plete confession, according to word give hearty support to any com­ feat and defeat will come Mr. Spaulding was called upon reoeived by Chief of Ponce Clarence private sanitarium. The actor was munity enterprise destined to fur* hours. rather close to being disas­ to furnish evidence of the charge mond Robertson, superintendent of taken into custody last week on According to reports from Clover recreation of Oakland, was unable Webb. The alleged bandit's name ther our Interest In motor ears cad Field, little action has been taken . trous at this time. that Mr. Copley has bought the la being withheld until bis asserted charges ot being of unsound mind. their benefits to humanity.** to be present, but his paper waa The charges were brought for Tre­ by the owners of the condemned ' We are not flattering Mr. read by Mrs. A. B. Thurston, presi­ confederate is arrested. "During the week of April 14 t.*> hangars to comply with the city's (Continued on page 7, section t) The eusoected holdup msn, *a_I vor's own protection, by bis lite- 21. the Bay District Auto Trades Jim Reed Men to Martin when we say that he dent of the board of playground di­ long friend and fellow film actor Ofllct. which called upon them to rectors of the noSthem city. The (Continued on page 7, section S) H. B. Warner, (Continued on page 7, section 2) remove their buildinga by today. Rally Tomorrow is perfectly capable of over­ paper stated that the school and Mayor Michel stated this morn- seeing the expenditure of this municipal playgrounds were oper­ rng that he would have a final con­ Attorney Oan. John T. Voss et money. He feels that he has ated as one unit In Oakland, avoid­ ference with the fliers tomorrow to Missouri will be tha principal not the time to do so. If that ing duplication. aaa If the matter could be settled speaker at a Jim Recd-for-Pre.:-' WfATIIER The question of "Does a Physical amicably. However, the chief ex- dent po'ltical rally at 7:30 o'clock is the case, and we will take Education Teacher Who Conducts a Bus Simply Won't Go Friday, Thirteenth tomorrow evening at 1009 Wash­ Far tha success af this new vsn cutive was firm in hit statement his word for it, let the board Playground Need a Change of Play­ Black eats, boodoos and evil eyeature by the dreaded date. In fectk that ahouid tbe present tenants re­ ington boulevard. Organization ot employ an assistant superin­ Southern California—Generally grounds?" was discussed following are suddenly ot great Intereat to tha Frank A. Helton, commissioner ot ture, which may grow into one of I a Jim BeeS club will precede the elty* at Santa Monica in general and finance etated very openly that In tha city's biggest enterprises, must fuse to move, ho weald Instruct tha meeting. Evangeline Voss, president tendent and take some of the fair tonight and Friday; but the talk ot Granvillo E. Thomas, city attorney to start an action ln cloudy in the west portion; mild superintendent of recreation at the commissioners in particular. his family 13 is a Icky number. not be jeopardized by such things ae of the women's organization ot tha \ routine burden fr<*m Mr. tsmperature; moderate westsrly For tomorrow la Friday the llth, However, thia doesn't alter the fact hoodooed dates, wicked goblins er unlawful detainer sgalnst then- Jim Baed organisation for the L' s Berkeley. The final consensu* of Assistant City Attorney Qrlar.Jo Martin's shoulders. The em­ winds. opinion was to the contrary. and according to tboae who are wen that tomorrow is Friday the ltth, whatever makss Friday the 13th Angeles district states 'that tha San Francisco Bay Region— versed in such matters, not at all i and that according to all the laws tha unlucky day it la supposed te be. H. Bhodes, questioned upon the le­ Missouri senator has many follow­ ployment of an assistant In sunfnlng tip the discussion. gal aspect ot the situation, stated Fair tonight and Friday; cooler both from the floor following each propltuous time tq send out the of magic and black art. sundry evil And ao, Santa Monicans will In j ers and admirers in tha Bay Dis* superintendent will be cheap­ tenlght; moderate westerly wind.* first bus ot a new system of trans* spirits are allowed to roam st will. all probability have to wait another | that ahouid the present tenants re* trict. who plan to support aim in telle and from the papers them­ fuse to move and the city had to er in the long run than re* Sacramento, Sen Joaquin and selves, the chairman declared that portatlon. These spirits might take It 'Into day for their new busses, unless j tha fight for tho Democratic noi.t- taining two Los Angeles ex­ Santa Clare valleys—Fair tonight "the possibility that tho school sys­ Not that an Implication Is made, their heads to make a plaything of tbe popular superstition is dlsre- 1 file suit against them the action lnatlon. Wilbur Le Gette. ta charge end Friday; cooler tonight, with that the city fathers themselves are the proposed Santa Monica munici­ garded by tbo City council, wbo I would in all probability take 30 daya ot tha organization of BeeS clabs perts to pass upon the ex­ tem would entirely supplant the for this section of the state will ba penditure of the money*. ____, leaSt frosts; gsntle te moderate afraid ot any ruinous spell which pal bus line, and that would never may feel superior to the workings 'o r more beflare a final decision northwest wind a, I (Continued on page 7, section 2). might be cast upon their new \en- do, ^ -^ of tbe spirit world. . would be reacbtd. _ »--•*. present, -<^_m#r__ ___> PAGE FOUR 5ANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY. APRIL' 12* 1928 Doesn't Doll Up in Film But Actress Is a Fashion Expert Anyway 1 •*"*-*<__ea-*-»>****y«e>w«tj--**^r|^^ ' • ->«---s_-____p--^- _-*---**--****-*-*--*--*r*-***-«-***-**f-e-ii m n • a i i ^^^^^^^, ,^^^ I J_L tf^ 4_w

becaause of a natural gift for polo Projections Milton Sills He Is Re$l makes the all-American team for •-^J"——J»_*^ Film Is at the international cup contest with By J. HAMILTON FISHER Addict of the British. How his own cockiness first wins By J. HAMILTON FISHER « Criterion Night Clubs him a place on the squad and then I am vindicated! The youth of America has come to my rescue According to an ancient wheeze, a loses both his tether's respect, hie and my day, instead ot being: utterly ruined, has become a joy forever! Laughter on horseback, romance position and the girl he loves, makes farmer, upon being informed that a Just read this: on the polo field, wlUt a hero of tbe an enthralling story whioh would scientist was experimenting with an "409" who rated 100 per cost in the win and hold Interest for Its dra­ Dear Mr. Fisher: acid which would dissolve anything night dubs. matic story alone. However, that I thoroughly agree with you on your views concerning the it touched, asked: That la brier is William Haines' isn't half of It, for "The Smart Set" new starring picture now playing audience which sat at the showing ot tha picture, "Red Hair." I "What are you going to keep lt Is a picture of a million laughs as saw the picture at the Dome theater. When the title "Tou remind at the Dome theater, a comedy that well. in?" positively scintillates With laughs, me of an old 'Whistler'," flashed on the screen, there were a few Alice Day as the society heroino All ef which applies as readily to that thrills with love interest and furnishes a perfect foil for Haines' who laughed, not many, but enough to spoil the atmosphere. Per­ the species of malamute dog used in vibrates with excitement. . love-making, Hobart Bosworth as sonally, the meaning of the expression did not penetrate at once, Alaska to tow sleds over the snow­ Raines has established for him­ the father, and Jack Holt aa tbo perhaps because I am only fourteen years old and do not know aelf a reputation for turning out sympathetic heavy, are marvelous bound wastes, according to the consistently good pictures, but with so much about such things. At any rate I didn't laugh. It has in their portrayals. Constance property men who worked on "The Smart -et" be outdoes him* Howard and Coy Watson, jr., In become a point with he to not laugh at such things, as laughter "Burning Daylight," starring Milton salt. The story i3 that of a smart small roles demonstrate their would only proclaim my ignorance. So that's that. (By the Sills, which is coming tomorrow to society and a millionaire's son who ability as troupers. way, don't you think that Lane Chandler is rather a nice, whole­ the Criterion theater for a two-day some looking young man?) run. As to that dippy dame who complained about Asthma and Two teams of malamutes were NOW that bunch—here goes. I admit that Asthma and the rest are hired for the picture, thereby be­ rather foolish, bet it I were she, I wouldn't rave about it, as ginning the troubles of the men PLAYING! she probably can't do half as well. whose duty it was to keep them. Go to it Big Boy! No rope, however stout end un­ The Dome Is the Talk of th* Town Now I palatable, will hold one of the an­ "HOT STUFF." imals for more than twelve seconds, NO WONDER! I admit I like "Hot Stuff's" letter, but, I would have liked lt a lot more and leather thongs will keep them If he had signed his name. If he had asked me not to use it, and suggest­ ln check for but little longer. A ed that I sign it tbe way it Is signed now, I would have done so. You wooden pen detains them for a very short period, inasmuch as they can see "Hot Stuff," I like to know my friends as welt as those who do not William Hainex gnaw through anything short of agree with me. hardwood, which is rather expen­ The mail bag is heavy with letters about "Red Hair," and the title sive to be used as pens. Lars Hanson, Lowell Sherman and Greta Garbo in "The Divine Woman/' (Rosemary QIase windows are just some­ which started this, to me, very pleasing little argument But it seems thing to be walked through to a that there are a number of people in Santa Monica, who shy at the tomorrow). malamute. An iron pen, it was thought of seeing their words ia print. Obeying their wishes, means that found, was the only thing certain I deprive the readers of this column, of many thoughts, kind and other­ of keeping an Alaskan dog in cap* tivity, and there are surprisingly wise, which might add to the general fun. Dorothy Dwan Rin-Tin-Tin Is Old Dances few of these in existence in Holly­ 'As my worthy side-kick, Rojez de Vert, says, I love good, clean fun, wood. and If letter writing doesn't come under that heading, I would like to Talks on the Still Being Filmed Are Revived The husky dogs, however, towing sleds across the frosen wastes, add know what does. ,yx C Rin-Tin-Tin'a millions of friends Last night at La Monica Ball­ some very effective scenes to *4* __ Here is another one from the originator ot thia controversy. Tho Trend of Dress will welcome the news that he room, Santa Monica pier, . was "Burning Daylight." writer does me an injustice when she thinks that I would refrain from Though Dorothy Dwan's role ln cemes to the Majestic theater to* Doris Kenyon playa the feminine "When Mother Was a Girl" night, lead opposite Sills, with Arthur publishing a letter because it doesn't agree with my views. As a matter "Square Crooks." which is now morrow and Saturday in "A Dog of the first of a series of "swing your Stone, Big Boy Williams, Jane WITH of fact, letters of that sort are of greater value to me, than those which showing at the California theater, the Regiment," a Warner Bros, pro­ partner" dance nights inaugurated Wlnton, Stuart Holmes and many duction. hall me as an oracle. As she didn't bind me not to print it, here it Is: does not call for aa elegant ward­ by the new management. others in support. The story is that of a German 'The Noose," starring Richard Jack Holt We did not write for publication, but having been ao hon­ robe. Miss Dwan haa the reputation That more than usual intereat ia ored, we are apendlng two cents more to tell you that wa do Red Cross dog in the hottest days Barthelmess, and featuring Alice of being one of the screen's best of the World war, and of his _evo- still manifested In the dances of a Joyce, is playing the last times to­ Alice Day read your column when it is worth while, that we do not disdain dressed women.' tlon to a wounded American ace decade or so ago was manifested by night. to read comic strips—though some of them are brainless enough "Not since before I started making whom he had known before the I he record crowd of old-time dance Hobart daya Of conflict. te demand explanation—and we are professional movie fans, Western pictures have I been able enthusiasts and a goodly number of speaking In generalities as atoms of the majority in the adlence. to dress up in my picture roles," for tbe occasion, entered into the Bosworth says Dorothy, "hut I still spend the younger generation who were We still maintain that the title failed to register this particu­ mat floral patterns, that I am sure spirit of the dance and played such AND THE KINGS OR LAUGHTER much of my leisure studying fash­ present. Tbe younger generation old favorites aa ''Virginia Reel," lar sentimental scene in an otherwise all-comedy picture, regard­ ions, especially hats. they will have a wide vogue this mostly to look and learn. "Money Musk," "Arkansas Trav- STAN LAUREL-OLIVER HARDY in less of parenthesis, for psychologically we were in a mood to re­ "Tbe newest straw bats aro so year. Ken Howard's orchestra, In Which e'er," "Turkey In the Straw," jigs, ceive so obvious a title—parenthesis or no—with laughter. light and pliable that they can be "All of tha rose tones, beige, blue stringed instruments predominated reels and waltzes, like oldtiiqws . "HATS OFF" rolled into a tiny ball and tucked and white with yellow are all-Im­ WEST COAST VARIETIES with The "Friendly criticism" was aot intended as a signature, away in a very email place. Ideal for portant in the fashion line this year. pseudo or otherwise; only meant to soothe the—perhaps Irrita­ motoring, their trimming consists of Beige is particularly suitable for "HAPPY" PHIL LAMPKIN tion of the diseases. Our signature would mean nothing to your tucks, plaits end flat embroidery. afternoon and evening wear and la LEAVES AND HIS BAND noticed in the very sheer materials. success, but you have our best wishes. We regret that we failed "There is en interesting head­ gear which haa Just been developed. "Brushed wool la very smart for fBWlTTRiON TONITE in appreciation of your creative humor. It la called the scarf toque and is a very informal sports coats but such ^h-S. THEATRE Finally, we are getting a new pair of Office scissors, or turban with a very long soft crown should be worn only with extremely Dick's Greateat! WiU Cany You With It! LAST shears, or maybe we will tear them out as suggested. that wraps about the neck. tailored Crocks. The truly smart lllss "Friendly Critic," sticks to her story. I am glad of that. Who "Checks and stripes are two of woman never wears more than two RICHARD- BARTHELMESS ThEATRf DAY! the smart patterns thia year for colors in the same outfit, but it Is am I, that I should try and change a woman'a mind? But she Is wrong smart woolen suits. Embroidered considered smarter this year to 'THE NOOSE" I' she thinks that she caused me any irritation of the "obgorgoofoolo.'' voilee are seen in the smart shops have two colore rather than an ELEANOR BOARDMAN—JAMES MURRAY She didn't. I take them as they come, and absorb them like a good Imi­ along the boulevard. These are so outfit entirely of one tone. tation punch bag. Her last line sounds hopeful. It looks as if she is dainty and colorful, with their for* "Costume jewelry is still good." and Friday "THE CROWD" going te "tear" or perhaya "cut" into my column many more times. I MILTON SILLS hope she does. WW STARTS FRIDAY! -^HOTHOUSE • _-«£_-* Asthma sends ber kind regarda. How You Will Love Her! "Burning After all this, my mind has left the even tenor of its ways, and I am Never More Seductive—More Alluring! unable to continue with such trivial things as stare and studio matters. Daylight" •MMTLY 8* WlD.fr SAT.MAT5._a* I hope that in future all complaints come by the morning mail, eo JBg&Wg&tom that they reach my desk before I sit down to write this daily cataclysm. 7 Jsck London's thrill-packed tals Stamped and addressed envelopes can be had at the information desk ef the gold rush d»y« in of the Outlook, any time between now and a little later on. Da ween I Dane* Tonight on Where to Go in Bay District Theaters Today m**m^ru.^.-*—-*.II-*_"^"I^mumm^^*^v~ -*•—-*^_•«•-- -r*mnt Wmfuf"1- - - - r»r*~*—ir—_- i- -i I~H~HI~T--—rufnfnrmi iii'*_-wnm The New Floor By ALOY8IUS BRENTWOOD THEATER—"Ben Hur." If you haven't seen it— of ths TONIGHT RUN. and CALIFORNIA, (Venice)—"Square Crooks." The underworld on the square, FRIDAY CRITERION (Santa Monica)—"The Noose," Richard Barthel­ mess, sleek, handsome and doing some good acting. DOME (Ocean Park)—"The Smart Set,** Bill Haines annoying Venice Ballroom sundry young things with his smart cracks. MAJESTIC (Banta Monica)—"On to Reno," With Marie Prevost. ot tha "THE LEGION Better see what she doea when she gets there. ROSEMARY (Ocean -'ark)—"Th*- Crowd," Humdrum people beauti­ fully directed by Xing Vidor. OF THE TIVOLI (Sawtelle)—"The Legion of the Condemned," strongly recommended.

light" Into one of the best pictures Old Time Dance CONDEMNED" Now Greta mode ln the last decade, —AND ON THK STAGE— Seastrom Is said to have even Best Music for Old Time Dances in ths Bay District •t t Is Famous outdone his direction of "He Who Ernest Oabrey Singing "Legion Forever Gets Slapped," "The Wind" and When Greta, Garbo came to "The Scarlet Letter," while Miss American Legion Night Tomorrow Night America two years ago she was Garbo haa given an even better per­ LARS HANSON—LOWELL SHERMAN practically unknown to any picture* formance than she did in such sen­ Mann Bros. Orchestra sationally successful pictures as POLLY MORAN—JOHNNY MACK BROWN goers of this country. With the re­ COMEDY AND NEWS EVENTS lease of her latest starring vehicle, "The Torrent," "The Temptress" FRIDAY }* "The Divine Woman," coming to* and "Flesh and tho Devil." Furnish It 4JHSTIT SATURDAY morrow to tbe Rosemary theater, lt Microbes have been known to pro­ TNEHTRBV ia safe to say that she haa estab­ duce copper. M lished herself aa the most sensa­ RIN-TIN-TIN tional star of the American screen. it A Dog of the Regiment" Under tbe direction of Victor Sea- Now p8|il Now atrom, her compatriot, "The Divine -SANTA MONICA LAST TIMES TONIGHT V oman" 1« aald to have been trans­ MARIE PREVOST lated from tbe stage play "Star­ "ON TO RENO"

Star Chop Suey MUl'/AIi Wilshire Blvd. at Federal 1337 Fourth St. S. M. THEATRE BRENTWOOD HEIGHTS 1 SPECIAL! TONIGHT and TOMORROW "Wonderful" The Greatest ef Them All Chow Mein (Chicago J A etyle) ....._...... T_UC up &/*f CITIES AXJTO TRADES "Real" Chop QC*» "Ben-Hm-" -wV-fVry^^gyyyh Suey r in •• i i . • r • i -»-e_r up ASdOCMROti _ "More economical than you cook Ramon Novarro—-May McAvoy .DOROTHY DEVORE in "CIRCUS BLUES" REVIVAL TOMORROW at home please try, once I" .~S" Francis X* Buahman—Carmel Myers a*tf0|-g 21629 Open 11 A. M. to 1A.M. Two Showe Nightly—No Advance In frleee Colleen More in "Flirting With Lov", | TOURSDAY, APRID 12, 1928 SANTS MONICA EVENING DDTCOOK PAGE FIVEI MAN KILLED nfY-*l*m-****yinnn^.- -n-i mj ,.^^,. i i 1IT*M— ' ' ' ~ ~ ~.~,l i **n 4UU oO S - were believed fatally burned when {By Associated Press** their car exploded and was de­ SACRAMENTO, April 12—Joseph Reveals Hoax RECORD VOICE OVER TELEPHONE \JyfQ Children %t& stroyed .15 miles east of here last Froka Is dead and L. A. Btrehle, Ot Future Wars With New Officers to t • i-T— —• -*• — •**•-—• — —- — —I—.— -n-_-iii- i-iir-Mr^-_r_Ci _i~i.n i- I~I r~_- _**-~-** *** - ~I-I~I-*~~ ---'-_--*__--**"•**•'-• -*——————- / I ( . *J a I night. The car aet fire to the See- peanut vendor, is probably fatally tart service station, which, was de­ wounded, as the result of a squab­ 4 stroyed al*o. ble over property rights bare this morning*. Broke shot Btrehle and Gas, Educator Says Take Their Posts Burned to Death The parents, neither of whom can then fled to bis home and com­ give an account of v./it happened mitted suicide. or their names, were brought Into Scientist Claims Poisonous H. W. Brown to Wield the Parents, Also Unidentified, a Bakersfleld hospital by Deputy Coroner S. S. Lombard and deputy certltlcat. for Identification pur* Fumes Far Mora Humane Gavel at Elks Club Believed Fatally sheriffs. They sustained third-de­ poses waa available. Than Explosives Tonight Injured gree burns and may not live thr-*igh the day. The bodies ot the children This evening's session of Santa NEAR BAKERSF1ELD are being held at the Fllcklnger POWER SHOVEL FEAR MAIN EFFECT Monica Lodge No. 906, B. P. O. | chapel here pending further invest!* EXCAVATING . Elks, will bo the first with newly gation. Only 50 Deaths Caused by elected officers at their posts. Tho Service Station and Home According to information brought KNEEN back by the officers, the ear stopped 150,000 Mustard Gas chair officers are headed by H. W. Destroyed in Con­ at tbe service station to get gaso­ PAVING CO. Brown as exalted ruler, with Mil­ flagration line and while standing with tha Shells in War ton D. Gardner as esteemed leading ASPHALT PAVEMENTS motor ri'nnlng, exploded. Before and Contrary to war time propaganda knight, Alfred L. Black, jr., as TBy Associated Preaa) the children could be rescued they OENERAL CONTRACTING ' cities of the future have little to esteemed loyal knight, and Jack BAKEHSFIELD, April *-'.—Two had burned to death and the par­ Office: 9A* Oudlay Bldg. fear from poisonous gases, and the Curtis as esteemed lecturing unidentified children, aged about ents were so badly buurned that Phono 21313 -iH-h- lt is expected both will die. use of gaa in warfare la far more one and three years, respectively, The service station and the home SANTA MONICA humane than tha .use of explosives, Other officers Installed last were burned to death and two un­ CALIF. -*- Thursday evening Include J. nearby were destroyed. The car waa according to research made by 3. identified tourists, their parents. Howard Blanchard, secretary, with also destroyed, so no registration M. Scammell. former lecturer ln po- Olat Klausen as fraternal secretary; litical science at the University of Arthur C. Verge, treasurer, and California, and graduate of tho In­ John A, Morton, tiler. stitution ln 1015. Scammell Is now visiting on the university campus at Trustees ore: H. J. ISngclbrecht, five years; W. L. Molntclcle, four Berkeley. years; A W. McPherson, three Scammell, who himself fought in years; C, W, Holbrook, two years, the war, has devoted years to study and Herman Michel, trustee for one of the actual facta connected with year. warfare, unbiased by militaristic or pacifistic viewpoints. ArUcles re­ Those named for appointive of­ porting the results of the research fices last Thursday evening by have appeared ia the Infantry Exalted Ruler Brown as his first Journal, Current History, the North official act Include: Tom Robinson, American Review and the Encyclo- esquire; Gordon C. Hoyt, chaplain; Successful telephonic recording of a phonograph, accom­ peda. O. I. Wallace, inner guard, and H. plished when Delores Del Rio, movie star, sang from Ghastly Tales B, Press, organist. her home in Hollywood, Calif., to laboratories in New ''Since tho war, ghastly tales of It took death by his own hand Exalted Ruler Brown urges all York City (8000 miles away), may revolutionize the 1 wholesale gassing ot cities havs membera to attend this evenlng|i to reveal that Prances An­ meeting, as numerous Important art*. entire manner of making records in ths future. This been broadcast by imaginative dsrson, Los Angeles, Calif., writers, statesmen, and even nouncementa are to bo made. is the first test of ita kind ever made, the only means pseudo-scientists. As a matter ot known for nearly 40 years of recording being a long distance telephone wire from fact lt would bo virtually Impossible as a women's champion the star's home to the laboratories. Experts pro­ for enough airplanes to break . billiard player, actually through the anti-aircraft guns of a Railroad Track nounce the master disc made of her voice almost per­ city and deposit enough gas bombs was a man. Anderson took fect in its reproduction value. Photo show. Miss Del to do any great damage. During his life by slashing his Has 'Daily Dozen' Rio preparing to record by phone. tha recent war, the Germans fired wrists in a small hotel in 100,000 mustard gas shells Into an Sapulpa, Okla., oil town. Handling six passenger trains and to San Francisco! Portland! Seattle! area about as large as London, with six freight trains each day is ths a total of only SO deaths," says Hs left no explanation for GO the effor tl ess way, the tireless hotel and the courtesy of the aaa. Scammell. his disguise. "daily dozen" of the average mile Lincoln P.-T. A. Ships Off for of railway line ot the Pacific lines way, tho delightful way __ no travel If you are still thinking of travel in Pointing out that "in iois. of a of Southern Pacific, according to T. ran compare. A lilting dance orches­ total of 48S German planes that at­ O. Edwards, general auditor for tbe Will Hold Party Missing Vessel tra bids you dance; a coey deck chair terms of monotony, stiff muscles and tacked Parts, only S3 managed to company. fagged bodies, travel by water on yonr drop their bombs and return to Haddock WiU On Wednesday evening, AprU 18, (By Associated Press) urges yon to loaf or read. The broad The six passenger trains dally HONoi.L'LU, April It.—Naval of* swat trip North I Great Admiral safety; and that In one raid of 69 passing over this average mile con­ the Abraham Lincoln P. T.-A. will deck invites a vigorous promenade plunes only three penetrated Paris meet at the Ship Cafe when a large tibials at Pearl harbor announced —and here a laughing group beckon liners sail for San Francisco, Port and of these only one returned Give Lectures tain 65 cars and carry a total of 407 passengers. Ths six freight sized card party will be lie d. today that the three American war­ yoa to join a deck sport. At your ser­ land and Seattle every few day* and safely," Scammell believes that city Prizes are promised for each tabic ships, Ludulow, Burns and Whlp- populations have more to fear from Lon J. Haddock, whose articles In trains consist of a total of 291 and the proceeds will be used to vice, the comfort of a metropolitan travel by water is travel at its best. explosives than poisonous gas. the Psychology magazine are said freight cars, 186 of them loaded and support tbe move to establish a poorwlll, sent out to search for the "They have only to close their doora to have attracted a great deal of 10S empty. Freight weighing ap­ baby's welfare center In Venice missing British vessel, Asiatic Ticket Offices to be reasonably safe from most attention, will give a series of talkp proximately .166 tons is carried in which Is being proposedl. Mrs. Prince, could find no trace ot her Phone before tho Emerson Club, begin­ 602 Santa •jasss." the loaded cars, while tbe weight Thomas Wild, phone 64187, and after covering a wide area north of Monica Blvd. 246S3 ning Sunday, April 15, at 10 a. m.. of locomotives, cars and freight Mrs. W. D. Nowcomb, 62543, will Fear is the important effect pro* la tha council chamber of tho city the Hawa|lan Islands. Tho Asiatic PACIFIC STEAMSHIPCO duced by the use of-gas In warfare passing each day over this average give Information it those numbers hall. Hto subject will be "Getting mile of line to 11.392 tens. mentioned are phoned. Prince Is several da*/_ overdue at 8rammeli aays. "Weird tales, Acquainted With Yourself." which gripped the imagination, Gross revenues earned dally by Along with other organizations Yokohama. Tbe publlo Is invited. It is an­ this average mile of Una amount were circulated about the deadll- ticipated that many business mt—• including U'e Venice Woman's dub, ness of gas, with tbe result that to |66. of thia aum average direct the proposal is made to institute a wbo have hoard Mr. Haddock lec­ operating expenses consume 69 per more than 800,000 American troops ture before the various service baby's welfare center'In the beach era instructed in the most scientific left their battle posts believing that clubs of tbe Bay District, will wel­ cent, or $16* daily. This average community. This would sot bo,a ways ot caring for them and bring­ they were gassed, who later were come the opportunity of again mile must pay IS daily ln taxes to clinic for sick children* but a cen­ ing them up. It would be quite in found to be untouched. It cannot hearing this speaker. state, county and local govern* ter for healthy ones, where they the nature of a mothers' education* I be too often repeated that the ac­ ments. could be weighed snd their moth* al center. I tual physical effects of gas ara his tear-ducts than it is to hunt him small, but that tbe moral effects down with death-dealing weapons. cannot be overestimated." Out of tbe use of gas may come a Masks Hinder bloodless type of war which may The occasional use of poison gas prove the salvation of civilisation in batUe Is greatly effective, Scam­ until that day when the battle flag, mell pointa out, because "the ene­ will be forever furled." my must handicap himself with gas masks during frequent 'false Your alarms,' for if he does not there is always the danger that.he may Pile Sufferers suffer heavy casualties. Green Assurance troops are frequently kept sleepless Get Quick Relief An Important Super aad harassed by the fear of gas, while the actual loss of life from of gas is very slight." Doctor discovers real remedy that actually heals Piles and absorbs It was pointed out at tha first Hot Water Hague conference that "it Is illog­ them in many cases never to return. ical to bo tender about asphyxiat­ No man or woman need suffer ing the men with gas, when all were another hour from any pain, sore­ prepared to admit "that it was al­ ness or distress arising from Satisfaction lowable to blow the bottom out of an Hemorrhoids or Piles now that this 'An/- ironclad at midnight, throwing four wonderful prescription known as SALE or five hundred men into the water, MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES caa be to be asphyxiated by watar." obtained tor a moderate price at Qaa doea not maim victims, Scam­ any first-class drug store on tbe mell points out. Hs quotes statis­ money back if dissatisfied plan. A Quarantee Goes With Every of Kellog Hats! tics released by the surgeon gener­ al uf the United States army, which Tou'll be amazed to see how show that the death rate far tuber­ Quickly It acts. Blessed relief often culosis among enlisted men was 4.8 comes ln an hour; even ln cases of HoPbWE per thousand, and only .45 per thou* long standing with profuse bleed­ TWO DAYS ONLY—FRIDAY AND sand among soldiers who had been ing, really wonderful results have passed. There ware only tour sol­ been accomplished. WATER HEATER SATURDAY diers in the A. E. F. blinded by gas Remember the name, MOAVA during the entire war. SUPPOSITORIES, and be sure to N important added advantage is yours There probably isn't a single woman in the entire Bloodless War? follow tha simple directions that , at ao extra cost when you buy your Bay District that hasn't at some time owned a beau­ Tear bombs, he says, So much to come in each box. Two sizes—00 A "rob a battle of lta 'glory' by mak­ cents and f 1.00. 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Snowballs Now pears. Of this opinion J. H. Hay-yjf^ (By Associated Press) tfen, H27 Orchid avenue, Venice, France's South OH K'Alio. April 12.—No matter Contest Is On concurs. He declared to Sergeant how aevere tha ballot drubbing ad­ Taboo in Los Prose of the Venice force that a ministered ta his "America First' bench which ha bad left outside ticket ln Tuesday's stato-wide Standing at This Time of Railroad Now Through the primary election, Mayor Thomp­ had been taken away during tha Sahara to Large son has" no intention whatever of Various Entrants Angeles County night. Police ara investigating. Dominion resigning. Stated "Why ahouid I resign?" he asked ^^_—^—_•—«i_i when the question was pressed by A check completed this morning tjly Associated Press) kails when they drive to our BIG AS newspapermen. of' votes for contestants entered In LOS ANGELES, April 12.—Ths mountain resorts. The curving of nice icy anas at our motorists The question arose thorugh a the beauty and personality division beard of supervisors of Loa An* Work Done Similar to the campaign statement in which the of tbe Elks lodge No. 006 mammoth has got ta come to a halt." mayor was quoted as saying that he mid-summer picnic to be staged tn 9-ies county today adopted an Western Pioneer "might resign If the Thompson the Playa Del Roy hiUa August 5, ordinance prohibiting the throw­ candidate, State's Attorney Crowe, shows that Virginia Pizzini spon­ ing of snowballs across roads in Our Own Funds Is Loan for Efforts Building and Refinancing mQf failed to win the RepubllcanVnom- sored by the Venice division * fire Los Angelas county. ination." He tailed. at ____# /0 WASHINOTON, D. C. (By Mall), department, has passed Mary Co- "Sounds funny," admitted Sup­ burn in the race and is now leading ervisor R. P. McClellan, wha in­ Sierra Bond & Mortgage .—A French dominion almost as in the contest. Not far behind tbe troduced the ordinance, "but my Company large aa Canada, and a unified do­ North Africa, which is a domain as two contestants mentioned is Eliza­ office la deluged with complaints beth Mayhew with Evelyn Hunt, Seventh and Santa Monica Blvd. main With a population double that larfro as the American Middle Wesd of motorists who protest their Mortgages 23821 Bonds of the mother country. and South. French North Africa fourth. windshields aro broken by snow- That is the prospect dangled be­ borders on French West Africa, a Tbe following Is tho standing o¥ fore the French Chamber of Depu­ raw pionter country of untapped the other entrants in the contest resources divided Into the colonies from the Bay District area: Gladya ties to obtain an appropriation. McKenzie. fifth; Mickey Vernon, The chamber voted the equivalent of Senegal, French Sudan, Upper Volta, French Guinea, Ivory Coast; sixth; Thclma peaires, Vivian a. half a million dollars for a pre­ Johnson and M. Duane tied for liminary survey of a railroad from Dahomey, Mauretanla and Niger. What Every Mother Still farther south and cast Is the seventh honors; Dorothe "Wittman, Tuggurt across the Sahara to Wa- eighth; Phyllis Wilhelmt, ninth; Fudiigu, which railroad would link great jungle possession of French Equatorial Africa. Margaret Leweday, tenth; Babe European France and her African Gibson and Sophia Machado, Knows— colonies. Si—s ef African Franca eleventh. "The Tuggurt-WaKadutU and "When all this territory knits to­ For some days Mary Coburn, Sahara railroad is an enterprise gether with the Iron thread of rail­ sponsored by the Venice Lions club, comparable to the completion of roads, France will be 5000 miles has been leading wltb Miss Pizzini Milk is ths only food tbo first transcontinental railroad long and 3000 miles wide. Measured mmm a close second. Today's vote shows that ths majority of in the United States," says a bul­ by America, the empire which Miss Flzzini has a majority ef letin from the Washington, D. C, France would unify stretches a dis­ Scenes snapped'in Rome, Italy, as Premier Benito Mussolini reviewed the various sec* 14,000 yotes over Miss Coburn, children get for the headquarters ot the National Geo­ tance equal to that from the Straits tions of the Fascist party on the ninth anniversary of the founding of Fascism. while Miss Coburn stands with a first nine months of graphic society. of Belle Isle north of Newfoundland Above, members of the ski section of the Balilla, the youngest order, are shown 7100 majority over Miss Mayhew. their lives. Similar to Western Pioneering to Pernambuco, Brazil. At its Interest in the contest Is becom­ "France's problem is similar, in widest through the Sahara the em­ awaiting the review. Inset, Mussolini is shown with his staff reviewing the cheer* ing keener each day and all beau­ aome respects, to that of the United pire is nearly the ldstance from ing Avonguardifti, junior Fascisti, on admission to full membership. ties entered are working hard for Yet they live on it, -r States in joining the settled East New York to San Francisco, first honors. Several special events grow on it, and do thsir with tha pioneer West. The dls* "In 1S9S a French expedition from have been arranged for tbe contes­ work of playing, kick­ tar.ee from Tuggurt to Wagadugu Algiers took two years to reach tbo tants entered. ing and crying on it. Is the same aa from St.. Joseph, Niger. The annual camel caravan 14 Killed in Seek Cause of Last nlgbt virtually all the beau­ Missouri, to San, Francisco. Whiten­ from Timbuktu reaches Tuggurt in Germany Seeks ties entered ln the contest appeared ing ox and buffalo bones marked seven to eight months. In 1024 an Bomb Explosion Airplane Crash at tbe Venice ballroom and acted Milk is the best food the route Weat—whitening camel expedition of four specially con* as hostesses in connection with the for growing children. bones mark the caravan and future structed tractors crossed the desert (By Associated Press) (By Associated Press) motion picture extra girls' frolic. Every child should railroad route south through the ln the remarkable time of 20 days. MILAN, Italy, April 12.—A bomb U. S. Action KENT, Texas, April 13.—Investi­ They were Introduced to the judges drink at least a quart a Sahara. The goal of the American They followed the route which tho explosion shortly before King Victor gators today sought the cause of an and celebrities present. railroad was gold: the goal of the railroad probably will take. Indeed, Emanuel Inaugurated the Milan fair airplane crash on a ranch six miles According to Jack Curtis, direc­ day. French project cotton. the stations on the future railroad Anticipation of Proposed tor general ta charge of the picric today killed 14 persons and injured from here which snuffed out tho are fixed now—have been fixed for forty others. Despite the explosion, thousands of tickets have been "The water-holes on our Western Anti-War Pact Is lives of three men flying from Call* sold during tbe past few days. It la trails find a counterpart ln tha centuries by wells nnd springs. The the king, who had been greeted en­ 'Sand Dune Express' should make thusiastically on his arrival in Mi­ Optimistic fornia to Michigan. expected that **•• picnic crowd will Sahara's oases and wells. The be one of the largest ever assem frontier fort protected against the ths trip In four days at the most. lan this morning, took part In the The men were Edward G. Knapp, Telephone 63166 Sights ef the "Sand Oune Express" Inaugural ceremony and went (By Associated Press) distributor of Ryan and Waco bled In California. Apache at the Saharan white* BERLIN, April 12.—Anticipating walled 'bordj' guards against raids "North Africa has slrcady lured through all the exhibits, stopping at planes in the Detroit territory and various pavilions where there were presentation within the next few president of the Knapp Flying BOARD MEETING of desert marauders. France, the winter tourist. A railroad Service of Tpsllantl, Mich.; Frank studying America's Indian prob­ through the Sahara may call him the most important exhibitions, just days of Secretary Kellogg's pro­ On Monday afternoon last, Pres­ as had been arranged on his pro­ posed anti-war pact as reported L, Draw, Fort Worth, oil salesman, ident Mrs. W. A. Mclntyre held the i-arefct ilorttra Satrg (Ha. lem, already debates methods of south. Parts of the desert are drab and D. M. Lawaon. deputy U, 8. preserving from civilisation's ad­ and dull—other parts are bewilder- gram. from Washington, the Mlttag _ei- board meeting of tha Theodore tung says that Germany cordially marshal of Mnnti, Utah. . Roosevelt Parent-Teacher associa­ OWNERS OF vance the Tuaregs, that picturesque ii.gly beautiful, especially at dawn, The police immediately began an Their bodies, badly crushed and and fierce Berber tribe whose men ot sunset and In the moonlight. Ono welcomes thia action by the .Unit.d tion ln tbe school auditorium. Plans Investigation to determine those States. showing signs of having been life* were made for the regular meeting wear veils yet carry spears and traveler says no one who has not responsible for the outrage. Sev­ less for several days, were found leather shields Crusader-style. been ln the Sahara under a full There Is not the slightest doubt on April 18 to elect a nominating EDGEMAR STOCK FARMS eral inspectors-general of police that tbe federal government will yesterday hy two cowboys, strapped committee for the May election. Sahara's "Death Valley" moon can understand the word are enroute to Milan. ln tha wrack of the monoplane. (UNDER FEDERAL. SUPERVISION) 'silence.' Silence becomes some­ hasten to apprise the American ______———————— "The United States transconti­ Is an annual trade exhibition, were government _f Its assent ln prin­ Knapp was at the pilot seat and nental lines had to cross the thing tangible, a force like gravita­ continued without change, the only the engine waa ln his jap. Identi­ The total mileage of roads in Cal­ REGISTERED EUREBRED CATTLE tion, or temperature. Bluish moon, ciple and its readiness tn co-op- Rockies and tbe Sierra Nevada**— postponement being a gala evening crate actively In realisation of the fication was by letters on each ifornia Is 79,188. I France must drive her railroad light bathes the Infinite plains and The activities of tbe fair, which plan, the paper says. body. across the Hog gars, whose peaks the immobile gray rocks. which had been planned at the Sea­ . The party left Ryan Field, San S rise SOOO feet in the mid-Sahara. "At sunrise the dunes become ls an annual trade exhibition, were Diego, Saturday, far Tpsllantl. YOU IL D O O ICDAl LY. And aa Americans braved Death pink, mauve and blue. Some seem continued without change, the- only An expert has esltmated that if where Knapp was to deliver a Valley, tbe French must brave the to be lacquered or enameled; others postponement being a gala eve­ the United States still used the old plans. A resident of Kent said he Tanezruft, which swallows up whole tremble in the morning light like ning which had been planned at the electric bulbs its light bill would be saw a monoplane pass over Kent caravans. living things. On the horison tho Scala theater, which was off in re­ about two billion dollars a year about noon Monday and that the "The objection to this comparison dunce seem to hover above the spect far those killed. more. engine seemed to be missing. which naturally arises is that solid ground like Inflated sails." North America's arid regions are not nearly so dry as the Sahara's, That is true, with reservations. The Sahara must not be thought of Stomach Trouble Gone as a sea of sand. Dunes dominate —Bakes 40 Pies EVERY DAY CA_H*A*CARRY but one-tenth of the entire area of IS VALUE MEANS MORE the Sahara Desert. Rather the "I was a nervous wreck with Sahara Is a seashore offering all stomach trouble. Had dizzy spells DAY AT FOR YOUR the variety between a smooth and could scarcely walk. I began THIS STORE DOLLARS 'Daytona Beach' and a rock-bound taking Adlerika, and now I run a New England coast. restaurant and bake 40 pies a day." "quality—always at a saving" Ths Camels of Botany Mrs. I_ Annul. Adlerika relieves "In some regions rain comes but stomach gas and sourness in TEN once ln eight or ten years. The minutes. Acting on BOTH upper 1326-28 Third St., Santa Monica plants adapt themselves to long watts between drinks. Rain prompt­ and lower bowel, it removes old ly sinks to underground rivers. In- waste matter you never thought tt Salah, which will be a sort of Salt waa in your system. Let Adlerika Lake City on the French railroad, give your stomach . and bowels n supports thousands of date palms REAL cleansing and sec how much Lady-Lyke Foundation Garments wiU- water from such an under­ better you feel. It will surprise ground river. you! Santa Monica Drug Co. (Adv.) Mold tha Figure on Modish Lines and Support It Just Enough "What wiB New France be when -l-iimil B-pm BIBTID TRC —_ __.ii _ i__ M, Uk——MM m. | CB-SC-NT MILSaULH *__)•-. *ii,ttJnf« l_M __ r_M I a trans-Saharan railroad with ex­ Though "stays" and "laces" went out with bustles and leg-o'* «„:*_- rvr*} _,:t!. Mm It _ fll]—. tensions consolidates the mother SANTA MONICA TV—. II MMM. D_- TM_I country and colonies? mutton aleeves, a new type of supporting garment haa come First there Is Franca proper, about HOSPITAL Into favor with more feminine ltnea for Spring. Gently the also ot New —Ingland and our Incorporated molded and supported figures are essential to smartness this Middle Atlantic states. Twenty- Absoutely Fireproof season. four hours south- of Marseilles lies A SAFE PLACE for ths SICK ^tempting variety 4or ijoitrjablc... Algiers, the chief port of French # For Every Type of Figure J%-. i *~* a* mUgmtggm *-_*_. Omm-enm,,_». "** . * ^>-4*^ '«» - *|_lfl>i

Rich Crescent MU; X fashion trends and to take > ***•• < - •**-» - "Lady-Lyke" care of various figure prob­ Garment lem.-. The prices follow our and Selected Dairy Foods Successful sales plans include the telephone policy of "quality—always at fee You! . a saving." A ginM &*-__• \ - irr,Mr^?y lT-THff^ THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOC,*_ PAGE SEVEN

written half a dozen light operas | Music for the various operas has SMITH TO REST HERE FOR BATTLE Dry Conventions? and musical comedies, all of which been Written by Frederick O. John" Pontius Comments Ideals of Youth Morgan Will Be have had a considerable vogue as I son and Geoffrey O'Hara. famous School and amateur productions, so I eastern composer of songs of popu* that frequently Mr. Morgan appears lar and semi-classic appeal. as a speaker before student bodies • ——_ •4 On Rate Decision Are Conservative At Rehearsals which have already heard presenta­ Sea sickness is laid to fear by tions of one or more of his operas. some .authorities. Analyzes Decision Made by Questionairen Replies Show Author of "Peggy and the Railroad Com­ Modern Generation Is Pirate" to Aid in Not in Revolt mission Production ASK FRANK QUESTIONS PLANS FAVORABLE AT SCHOOLS Southern Branch Professor w Increase Only Benefit to Library Commissioner Is the 4 Railroad, He Says Psychologists States Askew Author of Number of r I Comedies With plans being; made to put the (By Associated Press) Members ot two casta presenting LOS ANGELES, April 12.—A I recently announced reduced fares psychological questionnaire sub­ •"Peggy and the Pirate" tomorrow into effect -oa or about April 80, mitted to 800 students of-the Uni­ wlH have the privilege of a rehear­ tickets, tariffs and other necessary versity of California at Los Ange­ sal directed by tho author of the I preparations are being rapidly made las demonstrates, by the replies light opera when Geoffrey F. Mor- given, that youth ia not in a state FRESH WATER FRESH SALMON ABALONt ready, X). W, Pontius, vice president i of revolt but that its ideals are gan visits Garfield high school In OAT FISH ROE SHAD SHRIMPS I and general manager of the Pacific sound, according to Professor Fred­ Loa Angeles in the morning, and In Season Now •AND DABS SEA TROUT Electric announced today. erick Woellner, who conducted the A_f Oftedal, above, deputy Fillmore high school in tho after*, i MACKEREL FILLET OF BASS CLAMS I Mr. Pontius made the following noon. Both of these schools are ROCK COD FILLET OF SOLI SCALLOPS ENGLISH SOLES public statement after analyzing tha The general questions to which commissioner of prohibi­ shortly presenting the opera as a HALIBUT FRESH CRAB the students were asked to give tion, has been ordered by i BARRACUDA CRABS MEAT decision of the railroad commission: frank answers were: If you were treasury department to student production, and Mr. Mor­ I •"While lt Is a fact that there are View of the Biltmore Forest Country elub at Asheville, cast on an uninhabited but habit­ gan, author of the book and lyrics, both Increases and decreases In the N, C, selectsd by Governor Al Smith of New York, as able island what person proceed at once to Kansas found that he was able to visit both trial fares to be established over our would you choose to take With City, Mo., and Houston, j PAL ACE FISH MARKETI system, the decreases far exceed vacation headquarters for himself and family. The places In the same day. you! What book, what toilet arti­ Tex., to set into motion tilt The Santa Monica library com­ Ths Only First Claaa Fish Marks* sn the Coast ths increasa made, and the success governor is to rest here prior to.his campaign for the cle and what kit-hen. utensil .would of the experiment to be made Is de­ department's program to missioner, while better known for 1421 Third Street Phone 21375 Santa Monica I Democratic presidential nomination. you select if you could have but 'Ma work on the lectin e platform FREE DELIVERY TWICE DAILY pendent upon the new fares attract­ one of each? If you could have one throw a dry sone around ing a vary much greater volume of and ln the field of education, haa hour of radio each month, what I business than heretofore. these cities for the June po­ GOLF CLUBS type of program would you prefer? litical conventions. The "The one-way and round-trip (By Associated Press) Gives Sidelights Chose Sweethearts fares are based upon a reduction of NEW TORK, AprU 11.—This Most girls and boys, according to treasury d e p a rtment's from 80% to 45%, while the 60-ride beats Francis Oulmet's plan tor a Of Dam Disaster their answers, would • chose their edict is that the national commutation ticket will be Increased sweethearts and boy friends for the conventions shall be dry i 10%. The intcrurban commuter glof club In Vermont with a nine­ teenth hole ln Quebec. A project la Sidelights on the San Francis- companion. Of the 800 students, this year. ^travel on the Pacific Electric repre­ 600 hundred chose soap as the pre­ sents less than one-third of tin to­ afoot for a club In Ontario across qulto dam disaster and the story ferred toilet article. A large cook­ tal volume, while the one-way and the line from Buffalo with nine of the prompt organization of res­ ing pot waa the kitchen utensil round-trip travelers, on which tick­ nineteen holes. It will have nine cue forces by Under Sheriff Eu­ Hoelscher Named ets there haa been a drastic reduc­ chosen by the majority, and tha golf courses. gene Biscailuz, who had a staff of books preferred were those dealing tion, represents more than two- 100 officers patrollng the flood area thirds of the business handled. with Ood, Unity or some large On Exchange! within five hours after the huge philosophical generalization. It was "The commission recognized the SAN FRANCISCO. April 12.—I success of these fares, aa before dam collapsed, were told by Sheriff noted In this feature ot the test that The San Francisco Corb Exchange I fact that commutation travel at stated, ifi entirely dependent upon Kelly yesterday at the regular few subjects taught within tho former, rates could not be profitable. annohnies elertlon to membership them buUdlng up very materially weekly meeting of the Santa Mon­ universities were chosen, Latin, of William Hoelsrher, effective to* I The saving ta the commuter's fam­ Increased usage of our service. Greek and astronomy being ln a ily members who ride infrequently ica Optimists club at the Miramar day. Hoelscher will condnct a gen­ "Attempting to build up revenues hoteL decided minority. Symphony music eral investment brokerage business*. I on one-way and round-trip tickets through a reduction in fares Is a appealed to most as the kind of Will more than off-set the slight In* James De Borde was chairman of Hoelscher purchased hia seat from daring adventure ln finance, and ao music desired. crease to the regular commuter. the day, taking over the gavel from the curb exchange at a price of far aa I am advised hat never been Dr. Robert O'Neal, newly elected "Youth and American ideals are $26,000, a new record and reprc-1 The reduction from 8 to 5 cents tn attempted by a utility as large as local fares will also react In reduc­ president of tho club. William aynonomous," said Professor Woell­ sentlng an advance of $6000 above the Pacific Electric, Which repre­ Toung waa appointed sergeant -at- ner in discussing tbe questionnaire, the last previous sale on April 4, ing the family ouUay for transpor­ sents an investment of approximate­ tation. arms for the ensuing year. W. Y. "and what the world neede to know of $20,000. Initial seat sales, oa or­ ly one hundred million dollars. ThOrnbury, who left this mornirg la that wo are good now and that ganization of the curb exchange in Innovation "Comparative fares from Santa for a five months' trip to Europe, we are growing better. Some of our January nt thia year, were at "An Innovation whioh we believe Monica to Los Angeles are: One­ was cheered off, psychologists and students of hu­ $18,000. The current sale of $25,000 WiU prove popular ia .the $1 and way* new, 30c; old, 48c. Round- man nature, so-called, are all askew Is an Increase of more than 38 p»r $2.50 Sunday passes. With the trip, new, 50c: old, 70c. 60-ride, Rubber veils are now used to In tosh* conception Of present-day cent ln valne of curb exchange former the holder can ride at wUl %oVe Your Car J&'aft for Spring/ new, $11.88; old, $10.60." beautify the face. youth.** seats since January 1, on interurban, local street cars and motor coaches of the company any­ Ws sure your car is thoroughly orerhauled j a i tightened up . . where. The $2.80 pass is good any­ where over the entire system, In­ tuned up . . . that your tires are ia good shape, and your battery _o per­ cluding Mt. Lowe, and by the uaa of either of these passes the user fect condition, before 'Touring Fever" catches yoa. A good t^-ring and can save their full purchase price, polishing or perhaps a paint job will then make it look as well as it runs. and in many Instances, more. "Another Innovation to be tried "W. Ante" otfera- a compUta stock oi fwaranfeauf fools, out on tha Pasadena lines is a monthly pass good for transporta­ ntmterimU, d-C, at tion between Los Angeles and Pasa­ dena, also on both motor coaches *gf#K*_r-{te A Trouble Lamp and street cars within the primary la handy tor night work the car. Beimel styles, cone In Pasadena and on local r-arant-ed. priced law from street cars through the primary ~ Wken you tell your * bf_|_^__i sone in Loa Angeles. This pass will be sold at no additional charge over Te Sate Yonr Tires Clan_t-oa and die regular coat Of the 60-ride com­ Calpet dealer to Toer tto-s win give mere mOe- Polisiui-f Matet-als mutation ticket. IS it attracts more lf jr. - oar* for -tern prop travel to our lines it will be applied X. neap sir pessnin op, on Bvarytfalng rleaatng aad generally over the system. •mall eata, ota. We __» a Saw poli-hlng •v. The fellow- of eur n-tny val— la Urs eun- Ing r——a.pk- show your •eooo- "The trial fares to be adopted are drlea. miaa at "W-aUtu __•_>": practically the same aa those triad "Sehra-ef"* Qaogee ... OM otd WMafc | HSIS ,.-_... JBs ap out on tha Glendale line for 'the past rsUable 81.1S, f1_» SSd $1-» Thi* Week Only or F-ttah.SSa year with encouraging results. The Vsfvs iHSlsm tts fee-ln- 8-farador and DHL f ta box t-s Sts saa «_ Imp-rial Nlekel Bafvty t*photatary Taae Fatah OatSte.-Jb te SSs F*o__h wtth the pa»_-aaa ef S-Mmwte Vulea*-xtr._... any of th* tallowing pollshss Claanii-5 a and 4*a at oar regTdar price: fill it up/ Pt o_a I-v-M P-Wi.|ue tta and sHO, T Dw>.. m..t,otoM >_»• ss_ • .fi*ev RUPTURE Lightning -*oH_h 81*0 Ch•*___*, _»*___ oil" •*__l Kta-n- -____...... S1JS0 «U8«o»U- 0_ earn *"N_»-CUJo-' Po__b f1_» __-.ee aaa to _ .. EXPERT otter soda Sat- Ucaip with tha »*w "Ha-stirs-*... atop For Men, Women galloping and make year —art trip ston Ijnifrrg aeM oom-ot- and Children Ills SBd tSfSSmmJ •peetatty ita. Una wtta "War-it*---,'* B_ed ta-aea. sat tar every car Coming to "Wee's--ara** brake -alar tar ft-SB u\ aU ears Is dura-la aad efficient. SANTA MONICA Oor low pricea .., per foot. OS* Thi* Week Only Representing cording te al-e It- up I p-okaca. "WeeU-ii- P.r__*- Par PSS-B- "Nevei-am" Tre-o- tng Cloth or on* t-yard refi mlset-B I__i_g. dull ••-_•. Cb-.a.-lo** with every pw- WM. S. RICE, Inc. las-tig aad OOtO lubricating. ahaae ef (1.00 or moro ot ra«r- Set ef t states with rivets oha_-iae ltst-d In thia ad var- of ADAMS, N. Y. |1_5 and |1A- tJaimoat, a-cnptlng tha palish The Rice Rapture Method Expert, stessim—--m—-*-_»_•• a-ja • -ii a* •**• _*_»«*-----» ltatad abe-re. Savinrs en Eloctricnl Thia offer •**><__ Saturday. personal representative of William For Top Repairs Aprfl Slat. S. Rice, Adams, N. Y, wUl be at the "Waatern _-__•_** top \ Mas roar wh-tag, ata. a t Miramar Hotel, Santa Monica, materials sad '-B-eover*-" are af ough inapacUon and ra__ . Calif., Saturday, April 14, also at the anything that gtvea yon tfi slightest doubt. Batter ft* ttl A tha Schuyler Hotel, Long Beach, •*__r--Gt«ae_-__* Top Finish . . . n*w, than ba faced -Kb a _lt-| 1 Calif., Monday, Tuesday and Wed- ] Sc-H jab on the road. Fill j Qlvss pew toy needs at "Western Auto." neaday, April 16, 12 and 18. Every BOW lame aad ruptured man, woman and child protects It from Tlaaaaluii** Spark Plugs . weather. H P*n*, Popular e*eryw_ero tar tha_r| ahouid take advantage of this great •Se; pint. IIJOO; lisiaaeimty POrd plugs. Mot j opportunity. >n a special train May 26 for an Spence for a price of $125,000 each. Plans are rapidly being made for of the Woman's college are in the All seals are reserved. It has become customary every leading cities of Oreeoe, Syria, Tur­ excursion/back to the old country, The last previous sale was on the national air races and the In­ year to celebrate "Kindness to Ani­ key, Bulgaria, Rumania and oth-i L. R. Everett, assistant general November 8, 1927, when George l>. ternational Aeronautical Exposition mals" anniversary, .and the Nation­ countries today actively engaged in passenger agent, announced. Roberts paid $100,000. Inasmuch as the Roberts purchase included a to be held on the Inglewood air­ child welfare and educational Unique Farewell Is al Humane association this year The Swiss party -will visit the membership on the San Francisco port, September 8 to 16, Harry H. work, commerce and women's club set the we and pay off the entire loan in 9 years and 8 months. Do you know die Safety, Certainty and tor than any other—if you ica store today? Inspect this havs a General Electric Refrig­ Convenience of an Electric Water Heater? 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Outlines Plan to Extend • • ••• =_- Should Be Liable Coast Road South Nearly Hawthorne Man Cited Here ' for Failure to Appear Slum I Ssl ______To Isthmus^ of Panama conditions 6ft ^****-r*-*-K__^___ PAYS HIS FINE, BUT— in Los Will Confer With Government Representa­ iwz&K ______I Judge Says Club Should Be ____u___j*___i _____£____• Angeles tives in Guatemala and Nicaragua; ^"**__H1 Liable as He Paid It Visit Also to Include Havana, Cuba; '^._2^^H_ ^^H ___-* * &______for Services and other Goes As Counsel for Association Automobile clubs who fall to Southland render a stipulated aervice to their cities G. B. Dickinson, 331 Palisades avenue, Santa Monica, 11 •PH clients should be held responsible, , will take ths first step in ths fight to sxtend ths present __—_H_ H_$g3?_a according to a ruling made by will bs Coast highway through to Central America, when as gen­ Judge Charles Spencer In the- hear­ j§&£:'tf* |p3|g | '«• _J__ • •-fill-Pi ing of Charles E. Dobbins, Iron among eral counsel for the United States 66 Highway association, 1 ,fj. 1111111 moulder of Hawthorne, who was he will leave Monday night on the steamship "Colombia" cited for contempt of court and matters to > t.St _hM.*_-^-_*-Kii-e- for the southern country. __i*_#J*_ __4_ &'£\ was fined $10 for not appearing While there, he will stop at several republics, includ­ when his cose was called on March be discussed • mW&mM L-*_-____P__--::-*^_-!_r^_- ing Guatemala and Nicaraugua to confer with government 11. The court ordered a bench 0£lttK£__E ••'•'?____» by Mr. representatives and highway officials. From there he will warrant issued for Dobbins on April go to Havana, Cuba, and will visit several cities on the tth, and Officer Thomas Flanagan Morgan was dispatched to find Dobbins. Island. Hs will arrlvs ln New Tork 1,1HPMJP!!! Guy Hammond '*-*--A__^—-•----• in his talk city, May 14, fiom whore he will When the defendant appeared Carl R. Henderson Fred Shaplelgh before Judge Spencer this morning .drive aet-ss the continent by way he produced evidence to prove 'nt the public of Highway 60, testing the condl* Republican Body that immediately after being cited library Men sf the roadway. He will be ac­ for not heeding a boulevard stop Tho doors open promptly at 1 companied by two engineers and signal, hs Instructed ths Los An­ this o'clock Saturday on tho fifth an­ geles Automobile association, ol expects to arrive in Santa Monies Now Out After nual Automobile Show and Crafts­ which hs is a member, to remit $15 evening by ths latter part of June. men's exhibit by members of the ball to Banta Monica. He paid the Mr. Dickinson says he does not Bay Cities Auto Trades associa­ automobile organization tho money tion, the largest, most elaborate aad know the routs ths Coast highway and showed a receipt. Dobbins also 18th Amendment by far the most expensive exhibit produced a letter from Chief of Po­ will take It It is extended in the opened to the publlo ln tbe Bay lics J. AV. Thompson of Hawthorne Latin-American coiintriSS, but ex­ District to show that the automobile club pects that lt will mean a big boost (By Associated Press) Here are some of the men whowa s under the impression that the to the coast. NEW YORK, AprU 12.—The are working on this beautiful ex­ arrest occurred in Hawthorne. Several old memories will be re­ national affairs committee of the hibit: Carl It. Henderson is presi­ "Neither you or this court ought called whsn tbs Santa Monlcan ar­ National Republican club today dent; Guy Hammond is vice presi­ to be responsible for the mistakes rives in Havana, as bs will again steed committed to repeal of the dent; Fred Shaplelgh ts secretary of the Los Angeles Automobile Geoffrey F. Morgan, who will repeat his lecture "Truth visit tbs main highway on tbs 18th amendment. and treasurer; Robert R. Curry is elub," said ths court. "I fine you Island, running southeast the com­ The committee in executive chairman show committee, and Leo 810 for contempt of court, but tha and Progress," in a public appearance at the art gal* plete length, which he played a- part session yesterday adopted a res* Bigler is a member of tho show automobile company, because of lery of the Santa Monica public library this evening. if_t building, together with Theodore olution calling for incorporation committee. - negligence, and not you, ars really This talk created a sensation when given before the Roosevelt, who was a colonel IB ths ' In ths party platform ot o plank at fault. And I shall gtvs you a army at about that time, the early advocating repeal of the amend­ letter to the club notifying them of district convention of the Federation of Women's clubs part of tbs twentieth century. ment. The resolution will fee sub­ my action and asking that they not in Hollywood recently. mitted ts the) full membership sf 'Another Wild only reimburse you with the $15 Shocking revelations of condi­ serve as s mask for certain condi­ the olub next Tuesday night. If you gave them for ball, but that tions in tbe slums of Southern Cali­ tions commonly overlooked in the it is adopted, its sponsors hope Bull' Market thsy give you an additional 810, fornia ars promised by Geoffrey P. ts have it presented to tils na­ preparation ot Southland publicity. Mexican Leader representing the cost of the con­ Morgan ss a part ot his address at tional convention by Dr. Nicholas Ths publlo will bs sdmittsd with- (By Associated Press) tempt of coutr proceedings." the Santa Monica publlo library Reported Killed Murray Butler. NEW TORK, April IS.—Wall <*_t charge, It is stated. Mr. Mor­ Tha viva voce vote sn the tonight. Mr. Morgan, who is ap­ gan, who Is a member ot tho street witnessed another wild "bull" pearing in tha art galleries of tha (By Associated Press) measure was so overwhelmingly market on the Now York Stock PADDOCK INVITED library commission. Is repeating iff MM favor that no division was library at 8 p. m., oa tha regular the address given before tha club MEXICO CITT, April 12.—Kl Exchange today. (By Associated Press) lecture series of the library, will called for. Benjamin L. Fairchild, A swollen stream of buying or­ PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 18.— women upon the request of some Universal today quoted travelers chairman of ths committee, ssid repeat hte address given a short ders poured into ths market from Charley Paddock has been lnvitsd of those who were among the 800 that some opposition was voiced Lee Bigler time ago before tha district conven­ Who heard It, from Guadalajara as saying that the sound ot the opening gong, lift­ to run at the University of Pennsyl­ *___\ \ 2_ tion of. Federated Women's clubs the priest, Arlsteo Pedrosa, a pic­ * before the vote WM ta ken, but 4 y ing prices $1 to $10 a share and vania relay carnival on April 17 and A keen student of sociological that tNs general sentiment was at Hollywood, "Truth and Pro­ turesque insurgent leader, was re- sending scores of Issues to new 88. Paddock at present ia in New matters, hs has made a careful for adoption. Robert R. Curry lawn, and aa you stsnd admiring tt gress." However, lt is not to be ex­ study of conditions ln Southera cently captured and executed after high records. Blocks of 1000 to Tork. and then look at ths Hall of Rec* 5000 shares were quite frequent, pected that ha wiU deal entirely California, and he says that ha if a drumhead court-niartia. POCKETBOOK STOLEN .ords, you cannot help saying what with at least half a dozen blocks with the seamy side of Southern anxious, through his platform work He was considered one ot tbs A cow-hide purse cannot be hi I, a contrast—one modern, tho other ranging from 10,00 to 85,000 shares. Edward, Prince of Wales, son of California, he says, but ho wiU call to direct public attsntlon to som> mainstays of the insurgent move­ United States Steel common and attention to the fact that Califor­ of the problems to be solved betur* especially when lt peaks from a beautiful. Would it not be possible Edward HI ot England, was called ment ln Jalisco. pocket as did tbe pocketbook per­ LETTERS T( Oeneral Motors returned to their tha Black Prince because of tha nia's justly celebrated prosperity California can really earn Its place He was said to havs been dis­ to repair ths Interior of the present In ths sun. taining to W. W. Ward, 3S15 We.t old places as market leaders, tha color ot his armour. snd beauty must not be allowed to covered hiding in a cave at an un- court house Instead of spending 15 former opening with a block of 15,* 20th street, Los Angeles. Hs re­ ' name place with his private secre­ millions for a new one? Instead 000 shares at ths spread pries of ported to ths Venice police that tary. After resisting federal troops spend some of the 15 million 8168.60 to $154, a BOW peak, and an for some time, both were captured, some time during his peregrina­ overnight gain of $4, and the later Editor Santa Monica Outlook, throughout ths county In cities en­ tried Immediately and executed, tions by tbe murmuring municipal makings Its first appearance on the Santa Monica. California- titled to have superior courts estab­ Tbs priest's Identity was disclos­ beach, an individual lacking 'n Dear Sir: tape with a block of 16,000. ed by documsnts found upon him moral senas had appropriated that As a citizen snd taxpayer and tn lished, thereby adding to the pay ami later his body was identified. article and transferred lt from the the spirit of securing a right for roll of tho citi.s and values of city The newspaper adds that al­ complainant's pooch to bis own,tb e people, permit me to advance property, and then save the balance TURNS TO TURF though official quarters do not con­ (By Associated Press) Venice polics are confident that hs an argument favorable to establish* of the 15 million for the people. r firm ths travelers' tales, they do not ing superior courts tn tbe place of CHICAGO, April 18.—-Packy Mc- deny them. will nsvsr sss lt mors. It is only common sense to save Farland, once the uncrowned light­ wr ^ municipal courts throughout tbe money and give bettor service for county. weight champion of the world, Is the people. Let the cold conven* sseking laurels on the race trad- First. I understand an amendment tknal souls stand on precedent, but He has entered Rumpelstilt, a bona must bo made to our present laws let's be practical tn government ths imported from Germany last year, making it easier to obtain estab­ same as in private business. Can in the Kentucky derby. lishment of superior courts outside you imagine a board of directors of * The former fighter ia now devot­ of the county seat. Second,, we a great corporation wasting money ing most ot his time to his stable of Do You Want to Sell must pay the salary of a municipal or whitewashing officials? Not if 20 horses. judge, furnish m court and pay ex­ tl:ey sre to survive. We have pri­ pense incidental thereto the same vate corporation branches. Our Your Residence or as if lt were a superior court. Fur* government may as. wsll be so es­ BAKER MATCHED ther, a superior court established tablished. I trust our bar associa­ BOSTON, April 12.—Sergeant Business Property? in a city entitled to one would re­ tion and others will endorse this Sammy Baker, hard-hitting welter­ sult in saving a vast amount of Idea snd go the municipal court ono weight who knocked out Ace Hud­ Ths very WORST way to go about it is to list it money and time, both of which ars bettor with a superior court. kins and Mushy Callahan, Junior with every broker yoa can find, beside* hanging very much to be desired. For ex­ Thanking you, I am. welterweight champion, has bsen ample: Two men are called from Yours very truly, matched to fight Clyde Hull ot out' your own sign. That cheapens any good their business to Los Angeles aim- CLARK POWER. Fort Worth, Texas, here on April 20. property. ply as witnesses. After thrills of The BEST way is to select some responsible f irm traffic, etc., they arrive at the In a South African district 8,000,- Prince Otto von Blsmark wrote courtroom and sit from 10 o'colck 000 ostriches were killed because the for his own epitaph tbo worda: "A live enough to advertise and well enough estab­ until noon without being called; disappearance of the hat plume faithful German servant of Emper­ OUR keen perception of every pos» lished to contact real buyers and give that f irm then court is adjourned until "p.m. made the birds unprofitable. or William I," They again return and remain until ALONE a reasonable time to. dispose of it at a 5 p. m. without being called and reasonable price. Property as well as a person all witnesses are told to appear tbs sible contingency in the matter of haa a reputation to defend. next day. Thsy return to their places of business and work late Blue Bags for Asking! If you want your property brought to tho at* getting out details, etc., caused by avoiding tedious delay and annoyance tention of those able to buy, list it with us for a thsir absence; arrive home late to definite term. We are not afraid to advertise find a tired and patient wife keep­ locally as well aa ia the Los Angeles papers. ing the dinner warm, all of which Then YouFilVem Yourself is a definite advantage to builders Wo also have connections in other cities that is a part of a day's work. This sort of procedure costs thousands feeling. of dollars, as you can multiply ths Blue bags far tha asking! , or prospective mortgagors. help, to any event, your -property will not be Blue bags far ths asking- esse of these two business men by Thia la tha tims of spring damaged and cheapened by promiscuous offer­ Phone 23471 and ask Mrs. hundreds. Then there is ths side colds, csussd in many ways. Mon St them because their Marie T. Hutchings to send ings and your chances of sale will be greatly ot the attorneys who lose many wives insist that they kssp out a blue bag, stuff all tha things increased. hours la traveling to and ttom ths of the wsy while the annual vets havs no uaa far into it, let court. The judge would also fare We make' first mortgage'loans on real estate. spring cleaning of ths homo Is 'her know that tha bag ia full,, better, as he too must buck traffic in progress. Women get them and you hava dons yourself California Bank to and from his hornet If he had a This often helps both sailor and buyer. frsa.aiias, they swallow millions and the Santa Monica Council SAY DISTRICT BRANCHES grouch, who could blame blm. Our af microbes while going of Soeial Welfare a favor. H. J. Engelbrecht, Vloo President In Charge great president, Abraham Lincoln, through all the stuff stored _• Mra. Hutohings will aaa to It truly .left us a heritage when ho away In garages, attics and that tha has '» brought ta you BANK OF SANTA MONICA BRANCH OCEAN MUSK BRANCH The GANDY said "A government for the people." cupboards. and fetched after you noad it Third snd Santa Monies Blvd. Nash—I and Trensywsy, N. E. Hudson, Junior Vice Praa, R. B. Harris, Junior Vise Free. 4s that is what tho men and women And yet there ia na reason no longer.', of today, who foot tha bill, greatly why a let of old clothes and Tho Welfare CatiaeW can SAWTt-U* »«AN«H PACIFIC PALISADES BRANCH INVESTMENT CO. desire. Sundry ether things should find a plaaa for everything Sawtelle and Santa atonies Btvs. •03 Swartn—lore Avi. B. M. Power, Manager. J. S. McCain, Manager. Reel Eststs, Insuranee Ameriesn NstlonsI Sank Bldg. find an inglorious rooting place you have no uaa for, so got rid First Mortgage Leans 1510 Third Street, Santa Moniss There Is talk of a nsw 15-mlilion ill different parts of the house, of all the things you don't dollar court , house. The present gathering dust and germs, want, today. court house Is a beautiful bllWdiaS which aaaaa thai snaasy Blue bags far tha stains* .|a-U*rhltt"t'i*-t, with a beautiful —S^—**tt——flS»—••*%'—'*''•———w—i•» wmi*i»**——M_* KMSETWO 5C* SANTS MONICA' EV__I>IINC Otm_00-_ fTHURSDAl-r APRIU 12. 1928 FANS SOB FOR "BOBC AS PORTILLO WHIPS BROOKS INIIIIIIIIIIIIMNI JIIIIIII.IHIII.il ^*mn»^^\,mtm*mnmn^o^^munn^^o^m^ «_-»**-• i muiiiiiiiiiiiiH PEN SHOTS OF SPORTDOM SO FAR IN 1928 Prep Stars Storm Beach VERY LTTTLE FUN, NOT MUCH OF THAT, IN BEACH HUGFEST - SEEK CROWNS Portilio"s Effort to Fight Smothered by Brooks' Clinches'* Fontana Only Bright Spot on Card INBIG ANNUAL By NVM CRINKLE OMEBODY hollered, "Why don't you both give op?" Hs was polite. Others stamped ths DUDLEY EVENT floor, moaned like a soughing wind at night* By ROGER GREEN! and sent up the call for "Bobo!" until Ref­ Crack Netters of Southland Boxing fan, heatedly (on observing an eree Charley Randolph finally stopped ths Schools Vie Tomorrow u hugfest in the sixth round and awarded ths on Wilshire Courts infielder muff a hot drive): UEYlll This verdict to Tony Portillo over Bobby Brooks. game is FIXED/ If sin the BAG!" ' it was very little fun and not much of Santa Monica's long list of that through the whole evening of fisticuffs. victories in the Dudley Inter- ****** Americo Fontana, former Los Angeles A. scholastic Cup tournaments The most glorious thing about the open­ O, boy, who scored a technical tha past 15 years may be in­ ing of the baseball season is that it brings a knockout ovsr Jesus Leal la the creased at the conclusion of temporary lull from the fierce blasts of fourth round of tho seml-wlndup, the two days of play in the winter prizs-ring ballyhoo. Vikings Encounter was the only really bright spot oa They talk about boxers taking wallops on ths annual prep tourney, whioh starts tho card, chin until they're "punch-goofy." ft takes at least five tomorrow on the Seventh stre-t Orooks was awful. He hugged and park courts, Santa Monlea. years to make a fighter so that he's "walking on hia hssls." Redondo Beachers clinched from tbo opening gong and Stellar netters from high schools That's a merry lark compared to our landed only ono solid blow tn six throughout the Southland havs en­ rounds of sparring. Portillo tried condition. After absorbing millions and If tradition means anything in ths hard enough. He seemed willing ta tered tbo big event of tho prep millions and millions of words about Tun­ Ufa of Coach Max Berg, mentor of mix It. but Brooks tied him up tat* court season, according to A. R. ney, Dempsey, Heeney, Sharkeyv Delaney, tho Samohi Viking baseball squad, pretzels every time he attempted an Veenker, Samohi official lo charge exchange. Godfrey, Uscudun, Scatt, etc., WE ARE ON he will ba exceptionally wary of tha of the play. ALLOWED THREE Redondo Sandcrabs whsn that Against invading competition, THE RAGGED EDGE OF WALKING ON CANTOS TOO MANY Samohi will pit Ruth Koch and OUR ELBOWS, DANCING ON OUR school meets tho Norsemen ln ths Portillo clipped him s terrlfio 3race Fetherolf in the girls' divis­ third round of tha Stay League swlps on the glimmer ta tha third THUMBS, AND MAKING FUNNY SIGNS and the optic shut down tor the ion, while the local boy entries Greene AT THE MAN IN THE MOON. horsehlds schedule, on ths Samohi were to be selected today. night. Tony, a long way from bates BOYS BATTLE ****** diamond tomorrow afternoon at a spectacular fighter h Im self, hadn't TO ENTER MEET How do you account for the fact that the New York 3:15. a chance to make lt an exciting or even Interesting scrap against Billy Doeg, brother af Johnny Yankees looked Uke a bunch of chumps acting out a charade For Redondo, usually rated as a Brooks' clinches. Referee Randolph Doeg, eighth in tho national rank­ weak teams, has turned the tables might better have thrown Brooks ing and Dudley eup champion in I entitled, "The host Battalion," a week or so ago down tn on Samohi mora than any other out of ths ring three rounds earlier. 1926, was to moot tha winner of Florida, that all the hush-leaguers for miles around made a atatsh between Harvey Freeman Miller Huggins' Murderers' Row resemble a shell-shocked school. In football last year, thsy Joe Arclniega, Santa Monica and "Spud'' Meyers, whilt rVank refuge from a Chicago election—-and then the Yanks turn wero expected to fall before tha welter, finally won a mill. Ho Stewart played Richard Stark In powerful Viking Una. Thsy held acored a technical knockout on anothsr elimination match far thaaround and paste the starch out of Mr. Cornelium McUilli- and had tho Bergites looking bad Bobby AValtman te the fifth round right ta enter tha big tournament. cudu's Philadelphia Athletics yesterday, 8 to ST for a time. The game ended te • of tha special event. Waitman had Firat matches will start tomor­ AND THE PHILLIES AREN'T ANT WEAKLINGS, EITHER. 0-0 tia, ruining Samohl'a chances a slight edge over him until Joe row morning at 3:30 o'clock. Man­ LEFTT (.ROVE WA8 ON THUS MOUND FOR TUB MAt'K.MKN AND for a pennant. In basketball, the uncorked an explosive right hook ual Arts, Franklin, Woodrow Wil­ ALL REPORTS HAD IT THAT DROVE LOOKS LIKE THE BO- Sandcrabs gavs tha Samohltes a under Waltman's chin. Waitman, son, Redondo. Santa Ana, Ei Monte. WONDER OF THE COMINO SEARON. COBB. SPEAKER AND M__- terrific drubbing, skunking thorn by out on his feet, leaned back against Pasadena, Corona, Marlborough LER—-RATED ONE OF THE BEST OUTFIELDS IN THE LEAGUE- the ropes with his hands down to a 31 to 19 score, and the Vikings his sides and receipted for half a achool, WeatridRO school and other WERE DOING BUSINESS AS WELL. were central and southern Califor­ Southern California prep institu­ But tho Tanks, fasble beyond all belief in tho training camp games, dozen wallops before dropping to nia champions! the canvas. tions an sending two entries in kicked through with a bang, once the serious stuff started and box PEELS SAFE WITH both the boys' and girls' events. scores began to count in terms of cash. Frankie Abendino, not much ot a Jess Sweetser Out HANK AND FRANK That quality more than anything else makes them stack boxer, but a demon for absorbing GRID WEATHER RULES AS BIG But ths foxy Norseman mentor punishment and coming ln for morn, up ae tl.e boys who will figure in the 1928 World Series To Stage Comeback feels secure with Hank McDonald won tho nod over Rudy Guyton ta Payne. Gavuzzi in show. in the baa, Frank Do ran behind tha the feature four. He dropped Guy* ****** (By Associated Press) bat and Bill Clark and Harold For­ ton for the two count ta the sec* Pyle Marathon Lead LEAGUE DIAMOND WARS OPEN NEW YORK, AprU 12.—Appar- ney soaking tha apple sll over tha ond. George Carpison best Bobby Interest In the Outlook pavement derby, April 28, is Hayden in tbe opener. perking up tremendously. So far there are only about a i ntly recovered from tho Illness field Ilka shay have in past games BRIDGEPORT, Okla., April 12.— that -truck htm after bo had won this year. All four of tha quartet dozen sctual entries, but many more have signified their in­ Beset by weather moro suitable for the gridiron tha nthe diamond. tbo British amateur championship After completing two laps of tho I ara rated ss "bad man" because af tention of entering and we expects to see thirty or forty 14 teams yesterday began their annual bid for major league baseball In 1826, Jess sweetser plsns s .their hitting and they bide no good terp. according to reports, but fol­ cross-country maraf.ion ln dead starters line up. honors. Two others, Washington and Boston, clashed in what was just comeback campaign this year that for opposing chuckers. - lowers of the Sea Gulls claim that heats, Andrew Payne ind Peter a ball game. Thsy had stolen a march on the field by making their ho hopes will lead him to another I Redondo has fared littls this sea­ they ara suffering a pleasant Entries should be made as soon ss possible (closing date is AprU 25) opening gestures pennantward on Tuesday, Gavuzsi have established their so that photos of tbe runners can be taken and ths "dope" figured out. national amateur golf title. son, dropping its first two encoun- change ot form. claim to the pace-setting job by a Any runner wishing to enter but having no firm to represent will bs Nearly 200,000 persons knocked oft work to see the eight games. taken care ot by calling tho Outlook sports department. Opening day in 1827 saw 397,660 tans in attendance although only seven margin of about 20 hours. games were played. Gavuzzi, carrying ths colors of Wild and unsteady, Orove, the speodball expert, lasted only three Southampton, England, and Payne, Innings against the Nsw York Yankees, who mowed down Connie Mack's Athletics at Philadelphia, 8 to S. The world's champions were beaten Claremore, Okla., entry, finished SEALS RALLY, NIP MISSIONS consistently during the spring training season but they showed no signs the 35.4 miles from Clinton yestsr- of being "punch drunk" yesterday. Grove, Shores and Powers were dsy in 5 hours, 2S minutes and SO reached for ten safeties, while Herb Pennock southpawed his way the route for the Yanks, giving up seven scattered hits. One of these, and seconds, well shead of tho field of AGAIN; STARS TOP SERAPHS two walks, went to Ty Cobb, but that other veteran, Trls Speaker, wont 82. On ths previous dsy they had hitlese. Babe Ruth hit no homo runs, but a triple and a pair ot passes lied on tho Sayre-Clinton trek of enabled him to acore thrice. SO miles la •:_-!--. Hopping on Ludolph for four markers in two Innings, the Seals over­ The Pittsburgh Pirates, defending their National league crown, ran This allowed Payne to maintain came a three-run lead and defeated the Missions far the second straight into an avalanche of hits at St. Louis and bowed to the Cardinals, 14 tn his lead in elapsed time with a time, 5-4. Averill got a heme run. Butteries: Mails, May and Vargas; 7. Ray Kieiner, Pirate ace, was knocked out of the box. mark of -40:52:29 tor the 1421 miles Ludolph, Eckert, Nelson and Whitney. Led by Andy Cohen, young Jewish star, John McQraw's New York from Los Angeles, about ons hour Trailing Portland 5-1 in the last of the ninth, Oakland put on a sen* (Hants vanquished the Boston Braves at the Polo Grounds, 5 to 2. Cohen, and 21 minutes less than ths Eng- satlonal rally that netted them five runs and a 6-5 victory. The Beavers playing In the spot graced last yoar by the great Rogers Hornsby, ac­ lish runner's total. John 8slo, Pas­ "••nt four hurlers to the hill ln the final frame In aa effort to stop the counted for four of the Giants' runs and starred afield. saic. N. J., ranks third with oaks, but none was successful. Batteries: unman, Warhop, Tomlin, Jimmy Ring OUtpltohed Jess Petty to give tho Phillies a 4 to t de­ 260:37:52. Yerkes and Ainsmlth; Daglia and Read. rision over Brooklyn at Ebbetts Field. Tha runners and walkers turned Behind four-hit pitching by Bud Teachout, Seattle shut out Sacra- A home run by Freddy Maguire, rookie second baseman, saved the toward El Reno today, 35 miles east I in.ntn. 4-0. Tho rookie southpaw was never in t rouble. Batteries. Chicago Cubs from a shutout at ths hands of Cincinnati Rsds at Cincin­ with a long, long lead of here. Teachout and Schmidt; Shea, Singleton and Sevarled. nati Tho Reds hit Charlie Root opportunely to win, 5 to 1. A pair of homers by Wally Hood availsd Los Angeles nothing, as With George Uhle showing return,to form, the Cleveland Indians Hollywood piled on orman Plltt for enough runs to win, 5-3. Sam Agnsw battered Ted Lyons and George Connally for 18 hits and boat the Chicago • car's fitness after the easier tests aa Ray Keech Fails in also hit ono out of the park. Butteries: Gardner and Hannah; McCabe Whits Sox at Chicago, 8 to 2. if^Performance private prosing grounds have been and Agnew. Forty thousand, the largest crowd of the day, saw tha revamped completed. St. Louis Browns beat Detroit at Tigerland, 4 to 1. th at you canluii>e Shot at World At Boston, tha Washington Senators avenged thsir first gams defeat To thia hill, Reo engineers went recent­ FOR LORD'S SAKE at the hands of tbs Red Sox by hammering out an 8 to 4 victory over ly to teat the new Flying Cloud. With Samohi Net Team 2 (By Associated Press) Bill Carrigan's charges. Auto Speed Record NECTON, England, April 12 — Today the Flying Cloud went a number of ths The hard luck which has been pur­ DAYTO?V BEACH, Fla.. Trounces Redondo Thirty miles south of Pittsburgh, the country's best known automobiles—,a suing tbe Prince of Wales on the ARMY VS. ILLINOIS? old National Highway climbs up over six, the greatest seller ia its class, an­ April 12.— R«y Keech, veteran (By Associated Press) racing driver, today made an Tightening their grip on the lopracin g course ovsr since the first of CHAMPAIGN. 111., April 12.— the backbone of the Allegheny-—the other which has won a unique record post in the Bay League st'imling, the year caught him again today, unsuccessful- attempt to lower Coach A. It. Voenkor's .Uinta Mon­ Major Phillip Fleming, director of famous Uuiontown Hill. for increasing popularity, a third of rec­ giving him his twenty*nlnth fall ln tho world's automobile speed ica high netters yesterday rode athletics at West Point, and Biff It's • heartbreaker — this Uniontown ognised great engine power, and still the past few weeks. He was not record, his two runs on ths roughshod over tho Redondo ton- Je-nes, bead coach, conferred* yes­ Hill. And it's the hill of hills to which another considerably higher in price nls team for a clean sweep in all hurt. NEW TORK: Jack Smith, N. Y„ beach at 1H and 144 miles, ra* terday with George Huff, athletic all motor do rn goes for the final proof of than the others. aaaetivaly, falling short of tho events. Tbs score waa 9 to 0. and Pietro Corrl. Italy, drew, 10. director of ths University of Illinois, present mark of 206.9 sot a In the first singles match, "Little" i BAST ST. Louis, Ills.: Chuck and Robert Zuppke, football coach, few weatlS ago by Major Mal­ Bill" Doeg overwhelmed A—derson Wiggins, Indianapolis, knocked out Here are the results of the Uniontown tests: colm Campbell of London. ot Redondo, 6*0, 6-1. Frank Stew­ Ruth, Gehrig Fail seeking to arrange an Army-Hltaola Soldier Buck, Louisville, 2. Keech, after tho runs, an* art had a harder rime than his game here in 1920. No agreement "I The Flying Cloud swept over *J The Flying Cloud made the nounced he would postpone ten in mate in the second singles, To Gain Niche KANSAS CITY: Battling Levin- was reached. •*• the crest at a speed 22 per cent -***• entire climb of 1000 feeti n further efforts until tomor­ but downed Johnson ot Redondo, sky, Philadelphia, and Tiny Roe­ 6-3, G-3. greater than that ofitontaMgti-*--, 2.1 miles in from 14 per oast to row, on account of the rough­ In Home-Run List buck, Kansas City, draw, 10. ness of the beaeh. Stark and Bearse of Samohi beat and sixty per cent faster than the 28.5 per cent leas time than any CINCINNATI: Harry McCarthy, Tha oar used by Keech is a Sbidler and Stewart of invaders, (By Associated Press) knocked out Oeorge Gemas, Phila­ moat expensive of the can tested. of the others. 38-cylinder tripiex special. 6-4. 6-0, and ln the second doubles NEW YORK, April 12.—The Cincinnati, won from Kid Woods, delphia, S. owned by J. M. White af Phil­ match, Carter and Bob De-Cornian- big leagues' annual homo run Indianapolis, 10, OAKLAND: Jimmy Duffy. Oak* The Flying Cloud, maximni \ adelphia. dts trounced Young and Schaeffer. rsoe ts undar way again with PARIS: Spider Plunder. Euro­ land, won on a foul from Jack 3 speed attained daring the 6-1, 6-1. the four loading sluggers af a Thompson, Oakland, 9. Jimmy pean bantamweight champion, won year ago Isft at the post. I Jone*>, Omaha, defaatod Gilbert At- climb WM 14 per cent greater Six circuit drives figured In by technical kayo over Giovanni tell. San Francisco. 4. than that of the next fastest I Mrs. Dan Jones Forges Ahead the box scores of ths sight Bill, Italy, 6. ^^ DECATUR, Ills.: Lea' Marriner, games yesterday, but none of GOLDSBORO, N. C: W.T.. Chicago, knocked out Joe Baker, St. Speed Too! them went ta tha credit of tha (Young) Stribllng, Macon, Oa.. Louis,* L / In State Links Title Defense two leading long-distance wal­ liars _es_re_ly is proof of gssatar power—sad tha iloweet te kfll climbing.... Tha new Rt.. lopers of last year—Babe Ruth power that gif es great speed em tha straight­ -Tying Cloud thus proree itself te hath speed Fifty thousand Frenchman may or may not be wrong, as tha saying and Buster Gehrig, away. Ia speed trials, the Flying Oood -baited and hill-climbing, Others may achieve such goes, but Mrs. Dan Jones of Brent' -ood is apparently "right" and then Nationsl lelgue batsmen ac­ Plan Reorganization of Old s clean pan of heels to all of the other oars -Stieasy in --other year, but for today only soma ia her quest to retain her Cal ifornia state women's golf diadem, counted for five of the half tasted. Taa ear that came the closest ta the the Flying Oood gives you sues, d-noastnt-d Today Mra. Jones wat slated ta match shots with Mrs. Gregg Lifur dozen homo runs. These went Santa Monica Merchants Team Flying Oood in tha hUl-clUubing tests was the brillisnea, such proved power. Try the new la Otto semi-final match over tha sylvan Flmtridge links, while Miss to Frankie Frisch and Jim _-weat on the lewd, while this ear that sns eao- Flying Cloud for yourself. It will prase ta yoa Kathleen Wright met Mrs. Roy Bottomley af the St. Louis Car­ Re-organiiation of the old Santa Monica Merchants ball club—pos­ ead n tha Flying Oo-d in top speed had baan how far te advaace h hk Greene ta the other. sibly under another name—will shortly ba made, according ta "Red" Lifur yesterday provided th* upset dinals, Frsddy Maguire, CM* Tha playing-through champion saga Cubs' recruit infielder, Smelser, former Pacific Coaet leaguer and a member af the famous San* REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Latusng, Michigan of tho tournament by beating Mrs. aot only loomed but flared "right" Harvey Hendriek of tha Brook­ tit Monica team which garnered tha atate terni-pro title for three suc­ _*_•_____. yesterday ta her 7 snd 6 conquest Harry Pressler of San Gabriel, lyn Robins and Bob Smith, cessive yssrs, 1918 to 1918. Of Mrs. Robert Roos, former North* western women's champ and a big Boston Braves' pitcher. _ meiser haa already linad up a I ' favorite, to th* wire OB ths last ara State titlist. Mrs. Jones last Kan Williams saved tha dozen old-timers to play On tha band together and start practice REO FLYING CLOUDS week turned ln a sensational T4 hole. team and considerable youthful American league from com- within the next week or tan daya, in a practice round and continuing Santa Monica's two second flight pleta humiliation by trotting talent will ba added to tha sriuad. that pace, has had an easy tune survivors want into tha discard yes* all tha way around tha bases Hank Kramer, Who played with Smelser states. '" REYNOLDS REO CO. reaching tbo semi-finals. terday. Mrs. J. F. Logel losing a after getting hold af the I_trry Arnold's Santa Monica Rod Those wishing a tryout should MEETS TARTAR hard-fought match to Miss Joan "right one" agrvad up by Coats; Jim Pornay, Neal Mclsancs, communicate with Sinelssr at his PHONE 21428 IN MRS. LIFUR Mtcbler, 1 Sown, while .Mrs. L. B. Marberry af tha Washington Chico, Pop Henderson, Ryles, Tin* home, 26810, at the Bay Builders Bat ta tackling Mra. Gregg LIfur, Billot bowed to Mrs. W. O. Cuppa Serators. ette, Ed Ruseell and other players Exchange, or at tha Riviera Tile 1515 Santa Monica Blvd. #he Is meeting a tartar, tar Mra. 2 down. well known a taw years ago will company at Stanford and Nebraska. r THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1926 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK XX PAGfi THREE First1 District Conference of California Congress of Parents and Teachers at Pasadena Speakers of Importance Will Address'As­ PHOTOS SHOW STRAIN OF CAPITAL DUTIES Undersheriff sembled Delegates on Subjects Law Class Will Library Proves Pertaining to the Child Hear Noted Man To Be Speaker Of Interest to At Meeting By PHYLLIDA WARREN At Next Session j Club Women The seventeenth annual convention of the first district. A most Interesting and In* California Congress of Parents and Teachers, will convene Merwin W. Widney Will Be strttctive program is planned One department of which the by Miss Bertha Buchanan (or Santa Monica Business Women's, at Pasadena on April 19 and 20. The theme will bs "Joy­ Speaker at Meeting the dinner meeting ot the club is moat justly proud, la the ous Outlets for Our Boys and Girls," the district president, Business and Professional Wo­ library, 'which ia giving valuable Mrs. Wayland W. Wilson, presiding. Following ths formal Next Tuesday men's club to be held in tha service to club members. Through opening exercises on Thursday morning, whsn greetings club rooms tn the Security the splendid work of Mrs. R. E. "The business and protective law building at Fourth and Santa -terns last year, the number of will be given by J. A. Sexson, superintendent of the Pasa­ -oction of tho Santa Monica Bay Monica boulevard, tonight, at books increased greatly, the money dena schools, ths following will be ths schedule: I Woman's club, through tha chair­ 6:30 o'clock. te buy them having been procured man, Mrs. Arthur Wolff will have by giving card parties, and through Reports—Convention committees. I tha pleasure nnd privilege of Intro­ Eugene Biscailuz, under- Officers: Recording; secretary, oor- sheriff of Los Angeles county, the small fee charged for the tak­ ducing Krwin W, widney, treat ing out of books. rtspondlng secretary, financial sec- is the speaker of the evening. Lenten Work counsel, for the Security Trust and He will talk on "Crime Pre­ This year the fine work has con­ votary, treasurer, auditor, parlia­ Savings bank of Los Angeles, on vention.' and music will be tinued under the chairmanship of mentarian, historian, president. Tuesday, April 17. at 10 o'clock a. furnished by the Boys' Glee Mrs. M. C. Rice and her assistants. Exhibited at m. The topics discussed will be: Reports—Department Of Organi­ club ot the Santa Monica high Mrs. W. W. Dumni and Mra, J. T. "The Importance nt Making a school. The chairman says Yates. sation. Department Of Extension. Parish Hall Will," "How to Draw a Will," "Who this will be a program ot spe­ Club members are fortunate In 11:30—Address: "Gleanings from Should Draw a Will," and the cial Intereat ta men snd urges ths National Superintendents' Con­ A most interesting exhibition "Con-unity Property Lair la Cali­ being able to get all the latest, of Lenten work is being plan­ all membera to bring their men hooks, fiction and non-fiction, at vention." Mrs. ('.corse C. Bush, ned by the woman, auxiliary fornia." relativeaSsnd friends. the clubhouse. There are now 350 .superintendent South Pasadena St. Augustine's Episcopal This will be an open meeting and I volumes on the shelves of the li­ schools. Report of tbs nominating church for the afternoon of all are cordially invited to attend brary, with more constantly being committee. Friday, April IS. All women of tho lecture, which will he held at | added. 1:1- p. ni.—Reports: Presidents of tho parish are cordially In­ tho Santa Monica Bay .Woman's 'Beauty Night' at I Associations not In local councils. vited. * club. Mrs. Wolff especially urges all -.00—Community sing, led by Tha study hour will ba held business men to take advantage of Venice Ballroom The Warren School J* 'in Henry Lyon, supervisor of this opportunity to hear these votal TM Fourth St Phone 22-48 as usual from 2 to S o'clock, subjects ably handled, as thsy will music, Pasadena schools followed by a short business Last night was indeed "Beauty Kindergarten end All Gradss _.1_ — Address: "Experimental be, for Mr, Widney ia considered meeting. Tea will bs served Ktght," at the Venice Ballroom. Outdoor Classes a Feature Practice in Public Schools." by Miss Ena Nissen and her one of tho leading authorities ln tbe Hundreds of beauties from the ' 2:5.—Reports: Council presidents. I United States on tha handling and Seventh Year hi Santa Monica committee. , control of estates. film colony wsrs present and mora 1,15— Revision of by-laws. than 60 entrants in the. 906 Klks Fridsy— Election Day Midsummer Beauty Pagsant ware 14:00 a. in.—Call to order. Read­ there! And then there were scores ERNEST 1 ing' of resolutions. , Desert Sunsets Are nf beauties who had screen ambi­ BELCHER 10:16—Report of Department of Men's Club WiU tions who never appear on a movla School o§ Dancing Education. California Asset lot. Ballet—Tap —Ballroom 18:M—Report of Department of California Is neglecting the op­ Hold Dinner And the studios had thsir fore* Horns Science. portunity to cash in on a most most bsouty authorities present. 1334 Fifth Street Phone 24276 10: t6—Report of Council Presl- valuable asset of which lt has an The Men's club of the First Pres- There was Joseph ESgll of the Fox —ants. abundant supply—ths desert, cacti, bytsrian church will hold tha usual Studios, Richard Stockton of 11:00—Report of Chairmen at sunsets and everything—according dinner on next Tuesday evening, Famous-Players Lasky, Paul Lafga, to W. H. Simpson of Chicago, as­ according to the president. Paul it. Whltscombe uf Metro-iioMwyn- A Coming Event 11:80—Address. "Self Interpreta­ sistant general passenger agent of Smith. The Ray. Albert Joseph Mc­ Mayer, Harold Dodd of Universal, OUR tion Through ths Arts," Dr. Ger­ the Santa Fe System, in —barge of Cartney will be master of cere­ Ilex Dailey of F. B. O. and aeveral trude, Laws, state assistant director advertising, who Is ln California on These photographs of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge indicate that the strain of the White House monies. There will be several out­ others. And they all agreed that of Parental Education, a semi-annual tour. wears on the wife of a president as well as on the chief executive, himself. Left, standing, program numbers, the last nights frolic at the Venice 12:00—Adjournment. "I stopped off ln Arlsona on my Mrs. Coolidge, photographed, just after her recent illness, center, at her husband's foremost being an address hy James Baltroom called to their attention 1 c Sale R. Foloy, humorist snd post, 1:15 p. m.—Call to order. Reports way out." said the official, "and inaugural ball; right, in 1921, just after she came to Washington as the wife of the new talent that they never had be­ of chairmen at largo and council was impressed with the hold that Walter David, prominent in air* fore suspected among the rank and presidents. vies president, and below, a recent picture. atcal circles of Los Angeles, will Irwin's Drug Stores the desert has on eastern visitors. file of girls working In pictures. THE REXALL STORE 1:48—Address: "The Educational Wherever water can ba had there, also speak, us will Clark Power of LOSES RING tbo California bank. Musical num­ Third and Broadway Value of Dramatics," Gilmor Brown, fins hotels are built and dude guest district court of appeals as ln the Fifth and S. M. Blvd. director of Pasadena Community Mrs, F. Durkes, 2J__ West Regent bers wtt be given by Sol Cohen, A firm In Japan which made ranches and private homes are Two Pass Bar past. street, Inglewood, reported this 21131—P H O N E—25821 Players. established. violinist, and Ann Thompson St.* money from cultivation of pearls has The large percent of failures tor morning to the Venice police tha Dowell, pianist. erected a monument to the oyster. Free Auto Delivery Service -:15—Tcn-r.iinute talks: "Dra­ "California should wake up to ths Examinations Los Angeles, only 40 per cent hav­ loss of a ruby ring. She states that matics in the Home," Mrs. S. B. possibilities of her own desert ing made tho grade, la attributed she had lost it rscently on a trip Morris; "Dramatics In ths Commu­ to the number of persons who took stretches for winter resort develop­ Among the 84 out of 21S candi­ hero while sitting on the -and. Mra. nity," Miss Nancy Applewhite, su­ ment. What A combination it the February examination under H, B, Thompson, a Venice visitor, pervisor ot ('ra mat lis, Pasadena would make—mountains, beaches dates in tha Los Angeles district to tha Impression that the examina­ had picked this ring up and turned Playground Community Service; and desert—an incomparable trinity Sos- the state bar examination re­ tion next summer would be more lt in to-the police station with the "Dramatics in the Church," Miss of scenic beauty." cently ware two residents of this difficult. This belief was expressed result that the property has been Helen L. Wlllcoz, member of re­ Thia state, ha said, also is rich ln section, Leo Shapiro of Venice and by John E. Blby, vice chairman restored to lta owner. ligious drama commutes, Federal lomanco and tha noted characters William Joseph Conner of Santa of ths committee of bar examiners, Council of Churches. In giving out the names of the suc­ who help to keep alive tha things Monica, according ta the list an­ cessful candidates last night. '-': 13—Community sing. that make for ths best in adver­ nounced last night by Miles Dodge, 3:00—Adoption of resolutions. tising and the fume of California- NEW PIANO Los Angeles secretary of the State The Pictorial Review gave their 3UJP iitramar -t 16—President's message. such as tha veteran innkeeper and Bar association, ftOQC $10 Per ' 8:30—Presentation of newly elect­ philosopher, Prank Miller of Mis­ annual prize for tha outstanding Under the new law the success­ achievement of the year by women ed officers. sion Inn; also John Striven Mc- ful candidates will be the first to tP_-«93 Monti- 4:00—Adjournment. Grroarty of tbe Mission Play; Dr. to Miss Eva Le Galliano who estab­ "The Hotel Unlike Any Other Hotel" be admitted to practice before the lished tho Civic Repertory theater Arthur E. Jackson Charlea F, Lummls, incomparable stats supreme court Instead of the word artist, aad a host or other thia year. 1441" Third Street, Santa Monlea notables, including Richard Walton And Economic Expert Tully, whose "Blossom Bride," a play, though depicting Hopi Indie n Suggests Recipe Ufa, haa a California flavor. Santa Monica's Own Hotel Travel prospects this summer aro Tha following excellent recipe good, tha official added. was originated by Marian Spencer, prominent homo economics expert. MERELY ILL April—ivinsome, changeful maid—the month of shoivcrs and smiles at tha office of the George Bclsey LOS ANGELES: Worry over tha company, S10 Santa Monica boule­ failure of his romance with Madge when the grilled-over-the-charcoal fish, the mclting-in-the-moutk chicken, vard. This company are dis­ Bellamy of the screen has made the cleverly concocted salad and the fresh and delicious vegetables corns tributors of the Oeneral Electric Logan F. Me tea It so HI he has baan refrigerator. unable to prosecute his suit for di­ into their own. Pineapple Nut Ring Salsd vorce in which he terms hsr dom­ MARKS 1 tablespoon fill gels tins ineering and stubborn. When dining at Ths Miramar is a breath from the blessed land of delight. 'i cup cold watsr Every day The Miramar offers a splendid Luncheon at $1.00 per cover— 1 cup pineapple Juice and watsr 3 tablcspoonsful lemon juice Makes Yonr Skin a wonderfully delicious Dinner at $1.50 per cover, and always from 2 tablesponnsful vinegar 7 A.M. to 8:80 P. M„ service a la carts. 1 cup mayonnaise Twice as Lovely QUITS BUSINESS 1 cup chopped nuts 1 cup dlcsd pineappls Good Old-Fashioned Buttermilk f *___******-^*»i* Never to my knowledge have tuch outstanding And 1 cup shredded cabbage Best for Complexion—I nexpen- 1 cup murshmallows sive, Tt*_ values been offered before. My one and only . 1 cup whipped cream desire ia to dispose of this stock at any price and 1 teaspoon** ii salt. Saturday Evening Next .... Woman today in her mad turn the keys over to my successor as soon as Soak gelatin in cold watsr. Pour scramble for beauty has overlooked o\ er gelatin ths pineapple juice and possible. Your time spent shopping here to­ The Miramar watar heated to boiling point and ons of ths simplest yet one of ths Stir until gelatin Is dissolved. Add most marvelous bsautifiers tha morrow will prove most profitable to you. Here vinegar, lemon. Juice and salt. Put world has ever known and it comes are a few examples i a little of this mixture' into the right out of Mother Nature's own Will Welcome All Santa Monica to bottom pf the mold to form a glaze ovsr tha top of tha ring whan un- generous band, too—plain, old- niolded. When mixturo has COOlsd, fashioned buttermilk. NEW sdd mayonnaise. Combine with If you haven't triad it, there is a nuts, pineapple, cabbage and marsh* gsnuine thrill in stors for you be­ The Miramar's mallows cut In, quarters. Void In cause tha difference it makes ln cream whipped stiff and pour into your skin is almost unbelievable. SPRING DRESSES First Dinner Dance mold. When ready to serve, un- You can get the real old-fashioned mold and fill esntar with shredded buttermilk combined With a won­ Formerly $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00, lettuce. Garnish with mayonnaise. derful cream if you aak your drug­ A DINNER—A SPLENDID DINNER ^ gist for Howard's Buttermilk CLOSING OUT AT Cream. Just give yourself a gentle - Ssrved From 6 to 8:30 P. M. PRINCE HOPEFUL massage with it tonight for a few (By Associated Press) minutss—that's all that's necessary. $ 9S $ $ 50 DANCING ROME, April 12.—Premier Mus­ Buttermilk supplies all those prop­ solini today received Prince Po- erties you usually have to buy a From 6:30 P. M. 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PAGE FOUR K* SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK iTHUt_5DAY, APRIL' 12, 1928 Recreation, Culture for All Features of Annual Summer Schools '•.i NEW HEADQUARTERS IN HARMONY HALL Death Takes Seventh Session Starts Palisades Group Mrs. Dan Reid British Chapter Death came st 10 o'clock an Monday, night to Mra. Dan Gives 3-Act Hay Reid of Whittier, mother of Presents Concert Mrs. E. R. Hosley of Pacific July 9, Ends August 19 Palisades. At ths bedside 'Look What You've Done' when ehe died were the hus­ Two Plays Also Listed on Title of Drama Staged band and two daughters, Mrs. Program at Palisades, Harmony Hall Made Official Quarters of: Msuds R. Seeney af Whittier by Wesleyan Guild and Mra. Hosley. Services April 17 Dr. Oren B. Waite and Staff; Real were held at 2 o'clock yester­ Estate Disposed of, Group Centers on| SEWING CIRCLE PLOT day afternoon at Whittier. STARS TO PERFORM Educational Program Community Orchestra WUl Accidents Reap Big Marion Burns and Billie By Jessie Warrington Furnish Music During Morrison of Hollywood Recreational diversion snd cultural instruction and en­ Performance Money Toll in 1927 Lend Services tertainment for all ages feature the Pacific Palisades Sev­ Cleverly written and modern In An outstanding affair of ths com­ enth Annual Six Weeks' Summer Schools and Assembly, its version is the three-act "moth- LANSING, Mich., April IS.—That ing week te the annual concert and which will be in sesaion this summer from July 9 to cr-and-daugliter" play entitled, traffic accidents, which last year entertainment being pressnted ln August 19. "Look What You've Done," being claimed the lives of some 25.S00 Oficial announcement of the summer school program given In tbe Pacific Palisades audi­ persons, cost the United States tba Assembly auditorium at Pa­ torium tomorrow night by 18 mem* mora than $700,000,000, was the cifio Palisadea on Tuesday night, has jast been made by Dr. Oren B. Waite, director of the April 17, by the Lady Astor chap* summer schools and assembly and executive vice president tiers of tbe Wesleyan Guild, tor* estimate made by Sidney J, Wil­ merly tbe Queen Esther Circle. liams, director, publlo safety divi­ ter. Daughters of ths British Em­ of the Pacific Palisades association. The play, written by Let tie C. pire. sion, National Safety Council, to­ Dr. Waits just recently moved his staff and offices | Van Derveer, centers about a sew­ The above picture shows Harmony Hall, fronting on Bev­ day, when he addressed the Mich­ Besides ths concert there will bs into Harmony hall and Is now de- ing circle composed of the mothers two delightful plays, the first, erly boulevard and overlooking Temescal canyon, igan Safety Congress. Speaking on voting all his time to ths comple­ of the group of girls calling them­ "Fleurette and Company,*' being an which is the new headquarters for ths Pacific Palisades "Tho Significance ot Traffic Acci­ tion of arrangements for ths great selves the 'XI. D.'g," the meaning of adaptation from a charming French association. (Photo by Meiser of Pacific Palisades.) which letters is known only to the dents," Mr. Williams said, In part: story, and Ita presentation by Mar­ program of summer activities. Letter Tells Change membera of the latter organisation, ion Burns and Billie Morrison of tbe Harmony hall is now the offi­ Lower picture is of Dr. Oren B. Waits, executive vice "Every traffic accident—every president of Pacific Palisades association and director but the attitude ot tbs girls, as accident, * for that matter—is a Hollywood Comunity studio of cial headquarters of the Pacific tho theater Insures a delightful per­ Palisades association. Having: dis­ of the summer schools and assembly. viewed by the mothers and others, aymptom ot something wrong. In Chautauqua results in various Interpretations Something wrong with ,ne driver, formance,. Marlon Burns recently posed of Its tremendous rp.al estate played an Important role tn tha _.._ responsibilities to It. C. Gillis and Of the meaning of tbs two letters. the pedestrian, tha street or high* The Community orchestra, under way, ths control system, ths ve­ Angeles production ot "Tha Trium­ * the Pacific Land corporation, with phant Bachelor" and Billie Morri­ which the Santa Monica Land and Mrs. Hawley's Comments direction of Nancy Kendall-Rob'.n- hicle, the ordinance, the police de* partment, the community. Always son has appeared In a number of Water company is associated, the Reprinted by Weekly Pacific Palisades Forum son, will furnish music during the popular performances. Pacific Palisades association is now play, which begins at 7:30 o'clock. something wrong with one of these and generally more than one. The throwing all its energies into work­ Newspaper A very nominal charge is asked by The second comedy, "Wanted, A ing out Its great educational pro­ the guild lor tickets to this Jolly careful, intelligent study of acci­ dents collectively and Individually Nurse," gives promise of unfailing gram for the carrying on of which Host at Reciprocity Day little play, which promises to be entertainment with a cast includ­ tbs association was organized and ATTENDANCE MOUNTS is the only sura foundation for pre­ entertaining from first to last. venting work and 1a also one ot the ing Dr. It. J. Morrison ot Santa Pacific Palisades was founded. Monica and Pacific Palisades, Mist Principal Chosen Dozen Was Big Attendance Sixty Attend Session at Studio of Mrs. The cast of characters Is as fol­ best approachea to tbe general lows: problem of traffic congestion and Irma Heath, Miss Peggy Lambert This year the six weeks' summer and Miss Billie Morrison, all of Pa­ schools will bs directed by Harry E. in 1903, Minimum in Bertha T. Coler; Bessie George Ths Sowing Circle the effective use of motorized Mrs. Bonner...... Alice Secly transportation. cific Palisades, and Mrs. Margaret Gross, principal of the San Fer­ 1927 Was Fifty Pearson of Santa Monica. nando High school, assisted by a Webb Presides Mrs. Joy, "Grandma"_Btta Mahood "One of the first things records Miss Van Pslt, "Aunt Connie"...... Many Artists corps of fully certified teachers In a recent issue of The Chautau- show us is that ln cities about two* Tba concert program includea carefully selected from a wide field Reciprocity Day of the Federation of Women's Clubs ~*. _ Ruth Smith thirds of tbo victims ot fatal motor quan Weekly, a paper issued by the Miss Bemple, "Aunt Sue"...... two soprano solos by Mra. B. Hoob- ot applicants. The faculty includes publishing department of Chautau­ was observed at Pacific Palisades, Tuesday afternoon, with vehicle accidenta are pedestrians. ler ot Culver City; planologus by Mrs. Marguerite C. Rand of Wash­ ....«• ...I*. Bernloe Ogden qua Institution at Chautauqua, N. the Pacific Palisades Forum as host. Some 60 ladies were This shows at once that one of our Arthur Brewer of Fargo, North ington, D. C-. in charge of tho de­ Mra Dobson ...... Helen Clark greatest, perhaps our greatest prob­ HOT WATER Dakota; duet by Mrs. Anna Fos- partment of modern languages; Y., there was printed an Interesting in attendance, including from out of town, Mrs. John Mrs. Maclntyre Florence Peart lem Is to define clearly tba proper letter written by Mrs. Frances M. NEW TORK: Mawruss Perl* Ths D. D.'s bury and Mrs. Neal E. Dow, ac­ Miss Hazel B. Jordan of Kern Stearns Thayer of Los Angeles, the district federation sec-, use of the street by vehicles and by companied by Mrs. H. Gilmore, all County Union High school, depart­ Haw ley of Los Angeles, who Is the Mabel Bonner...... Helen Martin pedestrians and the obligations of retary; Mrs. W. C. Moseley and Mrs. A. B. Hromadka of PT*? £3-r*__fi *J22B Peggy Joy...... Irma Heath ot Culver City; baritone solos by ment of history; __ura DeWItt oxoculivo secretary of all Chau­ each to the other." Basil Jones of Los Angeles, ac­ Soper of Kern County Union High the Sawtelle Woman's club; Mrs. B. W. Byrne and Mrs Carr, who created ths stajre rols, Connie Van Pelt..Mrs. Z>, C. Stadler tauqua literary and scientific cir­ C. H. Abbott of the West Ebell club; Mrs. E. M. Allen of is being* sued for o separation on Sbarlie Semple..Mrs. Theo. Littleton companied by Alfred Pointer of school, department of English; cles of Southern California. Hollywood; two soprano numbers Bessie Webb of Pacific Palisades, the •tround that hs yis been cruel Betty Dobson .v Esther Day Mrs. Haw Icy was a former presi­ the Friday Morning club; Mrs. L. E. Paver of New Bruns­ Police Judge Loafs from "Faust" by Janet McOrefFM department of speech arts. to Mrs, Helen Cressman Carr, ones Margie Maclntyre ...... dent of the A. M. Martin Circle at wick, and Mrs. F. C. Layton of Nova Scotia. one of those Zlegfeld Glories. „ Mrs. R. L. Stadler I Wilson, prominent Bay District Courses of study definitely ar­ Chautauqua. "Tho Chautauquan The ladies gathered In the | ______As Arrests Missing I singer, accompanied by Irene ranged in all non-laboratory aca­ Weekly," commenting upon Mr?. charming studio of Mrs. Bertha T. Rogers Shoup; orchestra numbers demic subjects of the high school Hawley's letter, declared that tbs by the Pacific Palisades Commu­ course include English, history, Coler where, with Bessie George The wheels ot Justice stopped contrast between the Chautauqus grinding for more than 36 hours at nity orchestra, under the direction mathematics, French, Spanish and Webb, president of the Forum, a of 1003 and that of today is nearly the Santa Monica police station Of Nancy Kendall-Robinson. physical education. Classes In as great as that contrast pictured delightful program was given Pacific Palisades Personals Arrangements are being msde l_*tin and German will bs organised yesterday. in Mrs. Hawley's letter. which Included a short talk by Mrs. Not only was there aot a single with Lewis Evans of the Pacifio if called for, Dr. Waite announces, Land corporation for apecial bus "It is difficult." declared the edl- Lillian T. Taylor, first president of CAMP FIRE GIRLS talned by the Forum, _ great quan­ as the women of the community to arrest in that period of time but and special courses in drawing, tor of The Chautauquan Weekly, service to Santa Monlea after ths music, dramatics snd public speak­ the Forum; special musical num­ HOLD MEETING tity of flowers and greenery was attend this luncheon. Judge Charlea Spencer's court also "to visualize Mrs. Hawley's 'glow­ entertainment. ing will be arranged lo meet the At their meeting on Monday hung up a new record. For the ing coal stove' in the largo steam- bers by Fern Buckner, ths talented given, tha committee, of which demand. night of this week there were 13 PASADENAN VISITS first time in more than a year there heated C. L. S. C. room in the Col­ young violinist, and the ladles' glee Mrs. Bedding is chairman, by Wal­ was not a single case on the cal­ Besides the courses ot study for Camp Fire Girls in attendance, AT PACIFIC PALI6ADE8 onnade building, with its seating club of Pacific Palisades; also vo­ ter Armacost, president of the Pa­ endar. Many Gather at high school and other pupils, pro­ with Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. C. rapacity of mora than a hundred; cal duets by Mrs. O. A. McCabs Mrs. Lewis F. Beeder of South According to police officials and vision is made for adult education Houston Smith and daughter, cific Palisades association and or the attendance of 12 or 13 of that and Miss Helen Martin, and sev­ Pasadena spent a few days visit­ court attaches the latest warning also, through courses in current Aileen, aa guests. A" feature of ths prominent florist ot .Sawtelle. All-Day Session j time with the minimum attendance eral selections by an ensembls from ing at Pacific Palisades and at­ by Judge Spencer that lie would history and politics, school of re­ evening's program, which was tending to business matters. Site this year of 50." tho Community orchestra, under suspend licenses as well as im­ ligious education, nature study glvsn a ths Camp Fire Girls' CELEBRATES HIS stayed ln one of the Warr. 11 Of P. E. 0. Order The editor then quotes Mrs. pose fines and jail sentences for courses and symposium courses in the direction of Nancy Kendall- headquarters, cottage No. 1 in Te­ FIFTH BIRTHDAY apartments while there. Hawley's letter In which she speaks reckless driving haa materially re­ citizenship, as well as classes in Robinson, With Miss Winnifred mescal canyon, was the second ad­ Master Donald Warrington Tay­ of the big annual mid-year gather­ duced tba number of arrests ln tbs Mrs. Olive A. White and Mrs. expression nd courses in rts and Andrews aa accompanist. dress on "Indian Basketry," given lor, Jr., celebrated his fifth birth­ ing of the C. L. 8. C* of Southern by their honorary member, who Is VALLEY RESIDENTS crafts. These, with the kindergarten Address Features day on Saturday, April 7, and _n last few days. Tbs court haa inti* I oren B. Walte were hostesses on California Held recently at Pacific known as the "White Squaw." It ARE VISITORS and the well equipped and super­ Sunday be and hia grandmother, mated that If suspension of licenses I charming all-day Palisades, and something ot this An outstanding feature was the was voted at this meeting to begin vised playground for children, pro­ informal address by Mrs. Coler, in Mra. _f. W. Taylor, were dinner Mr. and Mrs. John H. Ellerath will not serve to tone down the .«»_./- summer's plans, a part of which v the making of baskets on Saturday, vide instruction and entertainment, which she told in a most interest­ guesta at the home ot Misses Jes­ visited friends at Pacific Palisades speedera, ha will hand out jail sen* gathering of members of P. -5. O. letter follows: April 21, under the direction of as well as recreation, for every ing manner of bar work at the bis sie Warrington and Ruth Millard, the early part of the week. They tences and refuse to suspend them, chapters of Santa Monica, Holly* Mrs. Hawlsy's Letter their "White Squaw.'* reside upon /one of tbe attractive member of the family. demonstration home at Castella- with a birthday cake, adorned with This statement was not made from wooj anj _03 Angeles, at the beau* "The account of the observance ranches in the Enchanted Hills the bench but at an informal gath In connection with all these vari­ mare, where she has charge of the ribbon and candles, as the feature tlful home of Mra. White on Chau­ of our beloved Bishop Vincent's making and hanging of all the SURPRISE SHOWER of the affair, according to the above San Fernando. Being ao* ering ot traffic officers and Orlando tauqua Heights. There were pros* ous courses of study is the magnifi­ tively interested la the new dub* birthday anniversary by the A. M. draperies and arranging of other GIVEN BY FRIENDS opinion of the little guest of honor. Rhodes, assistant district attorney. ent 14 members from Chapter EB cent assembly program, presenting Martin Circle stirred old memories house .of tha "We Boys—J. O. C furnishings. Including lamps, A happy affair was ths surprise of Santa Monica and 24 members speakers and entertainers from of the earlier history of that circle, Incorporated." recently buf t .in shades, screens, rugs, etc. Kvery shower given on Thursday.night of ARE CONVALESCING from Chapter CO of Los Angeles, many places ln this and other coun­ when we waded through snowdrifts, Temescal canyon, they ara frequent tries. woman present was intensely in­ last wosk at the homo of Mra. R. I_ AFTER ILLNESS Arvidson Outlines besides special guests including carrying lanterns to light our imag­ Stadler by the girls of tho Pacific visitors at Pacific Palisades. Provide Recreation terested in Mrs. Colcr's recital ot Miss Essie Lee Bush is convales­ inary path to the library. And wo Palisades association's staff for Mra. C. X. Russell ot Pacific Pal­ A big feature of tho complete the problems she had to meet and cing after a ssveral weeks' severe Ideal o! Rotary isades and her daughter, Mrs. A. 8, were plucky ln those days. We solve In the n*ali\ of tones and Miss -tattle Cozart, one of their illness at her home, 1030 Hartscll SPENT EASTER summer program is ths provision never missed a meeting on account number, whose marriage to Harold Russell of Santa Monica, also Mra made for recreational life at Pacific colors and combinations of these street. Mrs. David *•'• Stadler, who IN PASADENA * The ideal of Rotary was outlined of a storm, and ths smallest num­ and the hdrmonlklng ot these va­ Smith of Santa Monica took place Johnson of Chapter DX of Holly* Palisades. In connection with the lias been .confined to her bed by by O. F. Arvidson, life insurance ber we had out at any time was rious features in the great resi­ on Saturday, April 7. The girls Mlas Anna L. Wolfe spent Sat* wood and Mra. Robert Martin ot athletic side there are the gym­ an* attack ot the flu, is able to be urday afternoon, Sunday and Mon­ agent, in an address before the 12 or 13. dence on the hillside, near Pacific giving tho miscellaneous shower up but Is .not yet back to her po­ chapter BX. The members of nasium, a 440-yard track, tennis Palisades. To illustrate her talk, presented the honored guest, who day ln Pasadena at the home of Rotary olub at the Santa Monica Chapter CO held their masting at and handball courts, horseshoe "1 don't know where you hold sition in ths Ci|li*ornia bank. her brother-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Athletic elub, yesterday. Selecting your meetings now, but those were Mrs. Coler displayed unique and has worksd in the association's of­ Si o'clock In the morning.and Chap­ pitching lanes,'basket-ball, indoor artlstio lamps and hangings from fice for the past three years, with a Merle F. Smith. as his topic, "A Challenge to tha ter EB met in business session at ball and volley-ball courts, besides very cheerful gatherings around ths ENTERTAIN GUEST PROM Rotarlan, What Manner of Man Is glowing coal stove in the home-like the furnishings of the demonstra­ beautiful electrie percolator as a NORTH DAKOTA I o'clock and between the two gath­ tha baseball diamond. Dressing tion building, explaining how many gift from tbo entire group, besides CLASS HOLDS He?" Mr. Arvidson traced the high erings a delicious luncheon was rooms and showers also are located room presided over by Miss Mary Dr. and Mra. B. J. Morrison en* SOCIAL GATHER IND ethical standards of Rotary and the of the articles in the draperies numerous other gifts presented in­ tertalned aa their guest for a few served by the hostsssss. Included an the athletic field. Martin, librarian a nd secretary. Dr. A. L. Howe's Bible class of Individual Rotarlan. were hand woven and dyed certain dividually. .Miss Cosurt, Or Mri. days this week Arthur Brewer of ig the afternoon program war* "The contrast is vividly before the Community church holds its "The achievements of Rotary and There aro also some 30 alluring shades to especially harmonize Harold Smith, expects to continue Fargo, North Dakota. Mr. Brewer te piano solos and pianologues by Mrs. me as I think of the conditions un­ regular monthly social gathering trails in the mountains and can* with the rooms in which they are In hsr position at Paoitlo Palisades, to appear la tha concert being given the movement itself is judged by McDowell of Chapter CO and vocal der which our circles celebrated the tonight, at ths horns of Mr. and the contribution of the individual i'ons for those who love to hike and placed. but will make her home in Ingle­ oa Tuesday night of next week at duets by Mra. O. A. McCabe and her same anniversary lust month. The Mtt. George A. McCubrey at 1151 Rotarians and here lies the definite some of these trails lend to the wood. Pacific Palisadea by the Lady As­ sister. Miaa Helen Martin, accom­ Pacific Palisades group invited us At the conclusion of Mrs. Color's Hartzell atreet. challenge to each Rotarlan—-what nearby beach with its varied surf tor chapter. Daughters of the Brit­ panied at tha piano by Nancy Ken* sports and the attractive Light­ all to meet with them Instead of address and tbo musical features Of manner of man ts bet" declsred the in Los Angeles us heretofore, and the program, the guests went out WHITTIER COUPLE SPEND ish Empire. dall-Robin son. house bathhouse. Further, arrange­ EASTER HERE speaker. ments have been made for the use we gnvo an afternoon and evening onto the lawn in the little park adjoining the business block, whsts Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Kennedy of ENTERTAIN QUESTS of nearby golf links at a nominal to It. The reception room of the Pair Killed in punch and wafers were served Whittier spent tbo Easter week­ AT WEEK-END cost and horses are available for lodge was opened for tho occsslon and we held a business mseting and while the orchestra played a num­ end with their uncle, Albert E. Lea Dr. and Mra. Oren B. Waite en­ those who delight in horseback rid­ ber of selections. and daughter. Miss Anna. tertained aa their guests the lat­ Airplane Fall ing. had a delightful social hour.before dinner was announced from the Postpone Business ter part cf the week the Misses With tents, tent dormitories, CONDUCT SERVICES Haaal B. aad Hope Jordan of (By Associated Preaa) Pacific Palisades f dining hall just across ths plasa. The business meeting scheduled BATON ROGUE, La., April II.— casitas, cottages and bungalows tor the day was of necessity post­ IN PASADENA Bakersfleld and San Luis Obispo, ' available at reasonable prices ln "Some of us arrived quite early Lieutenant Kenneth Boyd, Wash­ and loitered outside enjoying the poned and is being called for Mon­ Commissioner and Mrs. Henry C. respectively, also Mra Walte's sis­ beautiful Temescal canyon and the ter, Mrs. Floreaoa F. Aatley"-. Los ington, D. C. and Corporal Ernest balmy air and sunshine, and the day morning, April 18, In the dining Hodder, retired' Salvation XftSf of* unexcelled program of summer ac* Angelee. F. Koch, Van Metre, South Dakota, Properties - - - • delicate odors of the sprlng*ttme hall, from 10 to 13 o'clock. At this ficers, spent Easter Sunday ln --Situs as special attractions, a Pasadena, where sney were In who were killed yesterday when na plant life, and listening to the songs meeting matters ot great Import­ large attendance is expected by charge of services throughout ths airplane in which they were flying NOW IS THE TIME to secure property in the direct of ths meadow Isrks and mocking ance to the club are being consid­ ENJOY FRIENDS Pacific Palisades association in all day for the Salvation Army of FROM ALHA-VBRA nose-dived 1300 feet into the Mis­ birds and ths obatter ot the gray ered. Including the voting on the sissippi river, jumped from tha line of development. Do not wait until the great MS various departments of the Pasadena. Miss Ruth Millard enjoyed a visit subject ot whether or not the or­ airplane, witnesses aaid, but were fc summer activities. squirrels. yesterday from Miss Joanna Kerr projects now under way between the new University Table Lovely ganisation shall ehange its name. to near the earth to make use of GYMNASIUM CLASS and bar cousin, Mra. Carrie Fisher of California and the Sea ars completed. New resi­ "One hundred and eight people It ts the contention of some that their parachutes. Engine trouble CARD OP THANKS MEETS MONDAY and little daughter, Edna, of Al* dined together. The long tables the organisation does not function waa believed to hava caused tha dents will come to this district by the thousands with Albert E. Lee and daughter, Miaa Officers and those especially in­ hambra, all of whom formerly lived were made beautiful by masses of as a forum, but rather, that it has accident. the opening of the University. PRESENT LOW Anna, and Mrs. Ids M. Allen. 4oa"t» broadened Into a woman's club of terested In the women's gymnasium In Boise, Idaho. to place upon thia Paolfic Palisades tha rose-pink Ivy geranium blos­ class ot Pacific Palisades ara work­ PRICES AFFORD EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNI­ soms and foliage and asparagus modern meUn/ls. following a pro­ pige an expression ot their pro­ gram which includes forum fea­ ing for a large attendance at the HOLD BUSINESS MEET TIES FOR INVESTMENT. found appreciation of and heart­ fern, running the entire length ot gymnasium meet for next Monday TOMORROW AFTERNOON KOLPIN'S tha tables. Also bouquets of car­ tures, as do virtually all the wom­ felt thanks for tha Innumerable en's clubs of the day. Others de- nig'.it. as the future ot the clasp Is An Important meeting of the The Cut Hate nations and gorgeous roses on tbe ONE OF OUR SPECIALS—Corner lot, ministries of lore and sympathy airs to retain tha name Woman's threatened through tha small at­ Lady Astor chapter, Daughters ot •hewn through gifts ot flowers, speakers' table. Forum and ntake the club strictly tendance during the past month. the British Empire, is bsing ln.ni Drug Store 112-foot frontage on Bererly Blvd.; fine letters, notes and many oth.r "We hava found this year's books forum In nature. At the meeting of tho class on tomorrow afternoon, beginning at residence site; *££ QAA means, during tho illness and final unusually interesting. Reading The "Save tha Difference" Great interest te avlncsd by the Monday night of this week there -:30 o'clock, at the homo ot Mrs. services for thsir beloved one, Mrs. 15th at Wilshire Phone 26331 Conqueror' by Oertrude Atherton, members In the outcome ot tbe were but Si in attendance, whereas Henry C Hodder. lots Hartaall ONLY .J#0»3UU Albert E. Lee. These rainy kind­ supplemented tbe Jefferson and matter, which Is to be settled hy thsre should be 33 or mora, says street. All membera ara urged i_ nesses were not only a source ot Reasonable terma; 5% discount for cash Hamilton study tn a delightfully vote OR Monday morning. Every tbe director. Miss Esther Selker of be present. great comfort to the bereaved hue* thrilling manner. 'The Morning of jiicnioef of the organization Is urg­ Loa Angeles. CALL US and let us call for you •hand, daughter and mother, but ON YOUR, Time' by Roberts, illuminated tha ed to be in attendance at this SOCIETY HAS __* go in'.- the parson is. fund. 226 SANTA MONICA BLVD can wife? "One never knows," sn* j pis who wish to spsnd a few days aides the larg*. nmount at f'nw.•!•*• 1 • wered tho cpunU •** I there." turn to House from Milan. provided through a fund >**——*- Tbe la_ies invite the men as wet* —SANT* MONICA CAL-* THURSDAY. APRIC 12. 192, SANTA MONICA' EVENING OUTLOOK XX PAGE FIVE

••*i«-*-*^*'-**-s***-w»-we*>a_>**- *-,^-*!*--***»*--^e-_r*_!Jiei CHURCH CIRCLE MEETS V.jBo COMMISSIONS ITS LARGEST SUBMARINE The Woman's Social Bet skis cir­ Judge Holds Name cle of the Union Congregational Among the People You Know church, Venice, will hold a fifty ^s-aMjyfc. cent haa. dinner Friday evening. By Mildred Trimble *-**«M?- This affair will be featured at 6:30 "Realtor" Valuable o'clock under convenorshlp of Mrs. w YOUNG SON will remain at the camp a month, and New Tork. Yesterday she vis* Meivin Myler. The proceeds will TO GORMANS and upon their return should qualify ited Santa Monica friends. he devoted to social service work. A Municipal Court Jurist in Friends are congratulating Mr. aa members of the Santa Monica large attendance la expected. and Mrs. B. W. Gorman on 'he ar* Riding elub, for they are registered COME TO BEACH Decision Favoring rival of a strapping young son at In the Cavalry branch at tho club. FOR THE DAY State Body the Santa Monica hospital. The Harold R. Zaner and Mrs. Za net- newcomer has been christened SMITH-COZART come down from Loa Angeles yes* Bryant Wentworth and weighed - NUPTIALS PERFORMED terday to apend the day with Mrs. ,•> MUST HAVE LICENSE pounds st birth. Mrs. Gorman (nee Hattle Mae Cozart, daughter of Zaner _ sister, Mrs. James M. Trlm- Battle W*Jebrook) *and tba baby Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Cozart, 1850 • •"•• at tbe Parser apartments. Mr. will occur y an apartment at tha Otherwise Cannot Obtain Ninth street. Santa Monica, was Zaner la an executive of the Loa •&t? Hillcrest npartmenta after Sunday married to Homer Smith, of 418 Angeles Bureau of Light snd Action to Collect in order to be nearer tiie ocean. Pier avenue. Ocean Park, April 7, Power. Broker's Fee at 8 o'clock in the evening at tha MRS. PORTER Baptist church ot Inglewood. They CHOWNS ENTERTAIN Holding that unless a real estate View of America's largest submarine, the V-4, commissioned into service at the submarine RETURNS HOME will make their home itt Inglewood IOWA ACQUAINTANCES firm possesses a license under the base at Portsmouth, N. H., where she was built. It was christened by Mrs. Philip Mrs. Osgood Porter, who haa for the present. . The O. D. Chowns, who hava Real Estate Broker's Act, enacted been making a ten-day visit with been „os's lately to an interesting Mason Sears, jr., daughter of Rear Admiral William D. McDougall, commandant coterie of friends, welcomed East­ by tho California state legislature, her sister, Miss Cynthia Martyn, ra* BAY CITY BOY of the navy yard. The V-4 is the first mine-laying submarine built for the U. S. navy. turned lately to her home near San erners to their Twelfth street boms. at the time an action arises, It can­ She is S81 feet long and has a surface displacement of 2787 tons. WINS HONOR The guests of the day were Dr. and not sustain a suit to collect com­ Diego. She was accompanied by Charlea William Frankel, son of ber little daughter, Cynthia May. Mrs. A. Vincent from Bellplaln, pensation for acting as a transactor Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard Frankel, Of Iowa. For the present they are WITH SAFETY Rennie avenue, Venice, was one of in the realty dealt Municipal Judge Journal reporters, Judge Garrett at any time a broker's license. Thia staying in Long Bcadh, where they RACING EVENTS tho first pri_e winners In the Cali­ William R. Garrett of Santa Monica said: allegation, ln view ot the decision San Fernando come every year for several months' of the appelate court tn the Blod- AT SAN PEDRO fornia Eisteddfod contest held re­ sojourn. was on record today with a de­ "In this case it must be noted Jack Guereio took bis motor boat, on Your gett cose is absolutely necessary Women Arrested cently. The boy Is S years of age cision that was of vital Interest to that Uie plaintiff does not allege the Wikl Wild I'a iioose, to San and ia the piano pupil of Miss Min­ that at any time the plaintiff's to plaintiffs cause of action and realtors of Southern California as Psdro Sunday to witness the out­ nie Eastman. JAIL SENTENCES assignor, the Wright company, was upon failure to so allege that fact LOS ANGELES. April 12.—Two board races held there. A party of well as members or the Santa Mon­ Jail sentences for passengers in a licensed broker such as Is pro­ the plaintiff does not state a case women and two men were arrested young people went with him and A BETTER BABY autos driven by drunken drivers Savings ica Bay Realty board. Judge Gar­ vided for In the Real Estate Bro­ of action." by police early today in the San Included Miaa Marjorle and Mlas WINNER wilt be handed out ia future by the ker's Act. Fernando valley, near here, wher. You can invest regularly ss rett rendered the decision while sit­ "Moreover," Judge Garrett pro­ Doris Galbralth, Miss Louisa Another Bay District child who courts when the occupants, sober ting in one of the departments of "No person, co-partnership or ceeds to state, "that there was no th_y returned to the deserted ware* Goldie. Irving Chapman, John or otherwise, ot tha car, make no house where George Olhausen said has won honors is Lolsta Margy littls ss $1 a month and re­ tha Los Angeles municipal court. corporation engaged ln the business svldence introduced or sought to be Sch-ub and R. P. Davis, jr. attempt te curb the wild career of be had been held a prisoner for Butledge, the six-year-old daughter The suit was brought by the or acting In the capacity of a real I introduced abowlng plaintiff's as­ of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. RuHedge, of the pilot, Municipal Judge Frank ceive from us 6%. A won­ signor, the Wright company, to ransom' since last Tuesday night Wright company against W. I*. estate broker or a real estate sales­ INITIATE CAR 840 Bay street, Santa Monica. She Gray of Los Angeles announced have possessed a broker's license when he was taken from his horns derful plan to encourage sys­ Rehm in the Los Angeles county man within this state shall bring WITH FRIENDS was one of those receiving special yesterday. The edict was proclaim­ or maintain any action in tbe courts in conformity with the Real Es­ at the point of a gun and from be* ed when the judge meted out a sen­ tematic saving and to pro­ municipal court where Judge Gar* fore the eyes of his wife. Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Fellows hava awards given ln the Bay District In rett is now sitting. In his import­ of the stste for the collection of tate Broker's Act hereinbefore re­ l.ut recently returned to their tence of 40 days in the county jail The prisoners govs their names the Better Baby contest. vide money for vacations, ant decision, Judge Garrett also compensation for the performance ferred to. The only evidence which Miramar apartment after a three- to F, T. Johnson, an automobile was even sought to ba Introduced os Robert Corbett, Mrs. Mabel Co - pointa out that the plaintiff docs of any of tho acts mentioned In day motor trip into Mexico. At dealer living at 1300 Waterloo clothes or anything you was two license cards, one in the liett. E. C. Morris and Miss Peggy LEAVES FOR SCOUT aot Introduce a contract in the com­ Section I thereof without alleging that time they inaugurated thsir CONFERENCE street, charged with driving while plaint and states that tha assump­ and providing that such person, co­ name of George R. Wright and the Lark in.* They were charged With intoxicated. I want. other in the name of Wright In­ kidnaping and holding Olhausen tor raw LaSalle automobile with a Guy Bundy left yesterday for San tion is, under such circumstances, partnership or corporation was a party of friends including Mra. Francisco to attend the sessions of that the plaintiff was not properly duly licensed real estate broker or vestment company. Therefore, it $10,000 ransom. Police expect ti arrest two more men ia connection Fred W. Mcintosh and J. Murpby. the Western Conference of Boy Resources Over $650,000 licensed to draw such a contract. real estate salesman at the time Is apparent that the plaintiff must with tbe asserted plot. The group visited Ensenada and Scout leaders. Golden State the alleged cause of action arose." bo presumed not to hava had a li­ P_i_ la Capital and Surplus The court action was brought to cense in the name ot tbe Wright Mexicall. They also saw a most recover |800, which the Wright After citing a number ot ap­ interesting garrison in sn Isolated •126,000 company or such license would hava assignor did possess a broksr"s li­ TRAVELER PREFERS Plant ft Floral Co. company alleged lo be due under pelate court cases to uphold his been produced." bill section soma distance from THE WE8T contention, Judge Garrett observes: cense, conforming to the provisions EXPERT LANDSCAPING Under Stats Control SB exclusive listing contract for the Mexicall. The natives have named It is wonderful to be able to 202. Ssnta Monica Blvd. txehange and sale of real property. In the case at bar the plaintiff Judge Garrett held that the bur­ of the Brat Estate Broker's Act. tbe post "Alaska" because they say travel all ono wants to ln Eastern | PHONE 21209 In hia derision, which waa re­ does not allege that the plaintiffs den waa upon the plaintiff to prove The court ordered judgment for it la as cold as in ths northern assignor, the Wright company, had that at some time the plaintiffs the defendant for his costs. cities. It is still more interesting ported at full length by the law country. to come West and see the beauty spots of California's Southland. MOTOR TO Thia is tbe verdict of Mary Belle Urban Seminary GAROENA Lcnnison ot Chicago, who is visit­ Mr. snd Mrs. D. C. Freeman mo* ing on ths coast. Miss Lenrrison at 307 Wash. Ave., S. M. tored over to Gardena on Easter one time attended the Cumnock Phone 2M«9 T^Weart of day to be with Mr. Freeman's School of Expression and lias taken Select Cay and Boarding School mother, Mrs. Charles A. Freeman, important parts ln many amateur for Girls. Ideal Knvlronment whose home is ln that city. theatrical companies ln Chicago

PARENTS BACK tire Home TO WISCONSIN Mr. and Mra. W. J. Owen de* parted from this city lately via the fccnta Fe. They aro the parents of TV) YOU realise that a Mrs, J. C. Boggs of Wilshire bottle- small per cent ot these vard and have been spending tha beautiful homes that have season In Southern California from been built in the Bay District their home in Jamesville, Wis. could not have been erected without the assistance of a TAKES GIRLS building and loan association? The Strstt of ..ifif- lionets is JNJ°W that Easter la over, A THRIFTY housewife TO THE BOWL The builders of these homes c O quaint thoroughfare, let's pitch In and get the makes her own salad Attending the sunrise service at -•-• _ - ;*' -> *. *•>. >? _ f With itt /bM. crooked Alley. put away, little by little, it* ft/* its brave, green spring house-cleaning over dressings and uses them gen­ Hollywood Bowl this Easter, Mra. •'•'". -•.-,,»., . •• '.V-vvXih*'.' ••''. '-•'•• •'""> r square: With. Of course you will need erously, assuring her family a enough money to get a start D. R. l>. Jonea of Palm court took And -•)• and down Us crowded to hava some wallpapering variety of salads for lunch, and then borrowed tha bal­ with her a group of girls including teugth the Uttle housts ance to build the home and •fen *- -•i.-.v-o -r'^'r * --,-*-;•..'•• grow and decorating done. Call Mr. dinner and extra refresh­ Misses Edith, Eloise and Lois Uke floieers in a garden »-_> Salinger of tho Master Paint­ ments. From Wesson Oil will pay back this loan aa you Brown and Miss Helen Udell of row on rote. ers' Supply Shop and hs will Mayonnaise (recipe given last pay rant. Plan for the fu­ Ocean Park. „ii_ one Has made itself a ture, investigate the thrift ^^3-sTthaS --^ak'\ fence, and one has shuttere he glad to come to yor house, week), Russian dressing can green, bring samples of his new be made and the aver popular- plan offered by the Bay Cities RESIDING AT ** .•*--"••*• •- *.-...* ••?! r * And one a purple chimney pot spring papers, discuss what­ Thousand Island. For the tet­ Guaranty Bulldir.g-Loan As­ LA CARMELITA —the t/ayest ever seen.. The restless tea t» eouutr «>•• ever work Is necessary and ter, add to 1 cup Wesson Oil sociation, Sll Santa Monica IA Carmelite apartments will ba but it tn"*t call in uem; you will find his estimates Mayonnaise % cup chili sauce, boulavard. Start your thrift the permanent home of Mr. and \- /_ <*l- '_2_ •• III never bead tbs glamour ef o very reasonable. Telephone 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 1 and ths foundation for that Mrs. W. Remsberg, who moved timet* trail again: For I ureal- sit ocalde a hearth, 22234. located at 721 Ssnts hard cooked egg and 1 pi­ home to be built. there recently. Mr. Remsberg Is with leaving flame* te view. Monica boulevard. mento rubbed through a sieve • • • associated with a motor company Cyeol has "endurance beyond In o Birrs* ef Little Houses—1» and 1 tablespoon each of fine­ in this community. a hoses with you! TJO.w often do you clean beliefS—This is the t&uooot —Phyllis McGinley. ly chopped onion and green the mouthpiece of your ' *>*"!_ 0*0 'IXT'E ah Uke strawberry pepper. Serve this on plain telephone? I fear that this DURSTS HAVE guards cylinder walls and A piano* stool Is aa old-fash- shortcake and yet it ts salads such as lettuce, Ro- potential germ carrier is ne­ THREE GUESTS ** ionsd as a brass bed, nice to vary it sometimes. maine, vegetable combina­ glected by the average house­ Sunday guests in the canyon moving parts of your motor. (wait, read aU thia paragraph, Here is a recipe from the new tions, tomato and lettuce, etc. wife. Make It a habit to fre­ home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Durst - there ia a surprise a't the end), Royal Baking Powder Cook Wesson Oil being a pure and quently remove It and thor­ were Mr. and Mrs. W. Graff, resi­ Book: Sift together 1 cups nutritious oil, adds just that aa I waa saying, tha modem oughly wash in soap and dents of^.Xew York City, and Mra. StaMlJey Theaaw CyeolI w«l s£d th. __r*« flour, I teaspoons Royal Bak­ much food value to tbe meal. bench la accepted nowadays In water and wipe with disin­ F. W. Berg. J kind os -sage. It is refined ta meet the place of the old-fashioned ing Powder. 1 tablespoon sugar and *•_ teaspoon salt. fectant. severar conditions ot heat aad proas-re developed by stool, adding beauty to the • e • AT HOME piano and giving the player Cut In 4 tablespoons shorten­ ONCE MORE the modem high -ompi-uion engines, amiiing yon TKTE HAVE come to take ice more comfort and stabUlty. ing, add H cup water to 1 Mrs. Annotta Kinsey has returned aa unbroken oil film where beat, pseas-i-e aad §tm> Be truthful now, doea not the beaten egg and add slowly to cream so much for to her '.io me ln Twenty-second Ham ere greateat. stool you hava had so many make a soft dough. Pat out on granted that .we seldom stop street after a protracted stay In years detract from tha ap­ floured board to "•'.-inch thick­ to think what a real assist­ San Bernardino. Mrs, Ruth Steele, < Blf tt ness and out with large biscuit pearance of your entire room? ance lt Is to the housewife. v ho had been staying at her home ivb Acids P.r: ^ -^, £"_Z___1 Now I am going to teU you an cutter. Bake in oven 475 de­ When she decides to serve it nates the use of aeida, though aaast gress F„ io to IS minutes. for the winter months, will be lo­ easy way to have a new, up- for dessert or afternoon re­ refiner- sue them. While acids clear tha "en-da oU** SpUt while hot, butter and cated ln the other elty with her to-date bench given to you freshment, it means that she brother, Fred Bartlett. they chemically change its structure aad composi­ serve in two layers with has done away with a lot of tree of charge. Mr. Howard T*)° YOU envy others who tion, thus seriously catting its lubricating vslne. crushed and sweetened straw­ work and worry over a hot of the Bay Cities Piano Shop have long dark eyelashes? C. I. MAR KEYS berries. Royal Baking Pow­ stove; she merely orders lt Such oils break down under engine temperatures. says that he WiU be glad to der is dependable and what­ Perhaps yours sre too light or ARE PARENT8 and forgets it until time to They distill off aad eaespe as vspor through the give anyone in the Bay Dis­ ever is leavsned with it re­ the ends are light and do not A seven-pound baby girl was serve. Those who depend on trict a new bench if they will mains fresh and moist. show bow long they really born te Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Marksy iFdllow Roads -Seal In r e_hsin_ the Meadow Brook Ice Cream just coma te hia store at ISIS are. Do you know you can of Los Angeles In ths Loamahlor I The mem refining process far Cyeol ia differe__ k. Wilshire boulevard and ask Shop at 103 Santa Monica have your eyelashes perma­ hospital lately. Little Miss Markey | to Romance every respect, ft selects from the "ernde" those ele­ about it. This is tho first boulevard do not serve "just. with Jerk aaa __.-*». *• • nently dyed without the effect Will be called Delura Lorraine. ments of greatest lubricating vslue and stability time I ever heard of anyone VOIT will enjoy a visit to Ice cream," but a rich de­ , eeer** Wednesday of being* made up, and your giving away piano benches. Lang's Markets In Santa licious dessert, attractive In in perfonuanee, rejecting at tha same those ele­ eyebrows, 'tee, if you desire? LIAVI FOR Call him at 2S266. Monica, Ocean Park and Ven­ that It carrlea out any color ments which readily break down under engine heal The Marinello Shop at 323 TRAINING CAMP • • * ice to see the lovely fresh, new combination or motif that ex­ and cause exceaaive carbon deposits. Wilshire boulevard makes a Jean Boehme snd Robert Fahsy, i i-PHE June bride now lakes arrivals in the market, delica­ presses the individuality of specialty of this. Call 216S- Santa Monica boys, will leave for "*• the center of the stage, cies we have been looking for­ the hostess. Phone 28145 for So Cyeol gives a protective oil film on cylinder ward to for months. For your for Information. Citizens Military Training Camp at many lovely affairs are being delivery. Del Monte, July 1. They joined walls snd moving p_n_>nut vapor at tj_*breil_f fife. planned ln her honor. Lunch­ spring entertaining and for • • * your everyday necessities, go • • • ths reserve officers' training corps eon or tea for the bride and T OB8TER, shrimp, crab npnioni: are many women and lately have qualified as pro- Less Carbon jffig^S^'fc'f^Jig ber friends at Thistle Cottage thers for meats, poultry, bak­ ery products, delicatessen meat or small Califorr.iu who go to the Tear mark, men, and sharpshooters. They oils deposits some carbon. But M would really be ideal It you foodstuffs, the freshest of shrimp, combined with minced Round Wash Dress Shop for wish something different, for deposits leas carbon than any other oil. The aaast fruits and vegetables an 1 celery, a bit of chopped green tha atmosphere is lovely there. the cheery little houss dresses exhsuetive lasts have provea that slsli ••!•_ flowers ._r the table. Open p e p p e r and a generous that have endeared thia shop Little Green For arrangements, call S-T4S, 365 days ia the year. Aad even more important, the -_*_•_* that is de­ located at 608 San Vicente amount of cocktail sauce, to many women of this com­ • • • makes a cocktail worthy of munity because they wear so Capsules Stop posited by Cyeol ia salt and eae_k removable. It ia boulavard. any dinner. well, wash so well and are so aet hard or sticky and cannot aerate- a cylinder. e e • TF the holes ln ths perco­ • * * attractive. They are also QRDINARY vegetables wiU lator seem a bit clogged, Rheumatic Agony delighted to find that they Prove it Yo«romy*Z»Z^rrm~ *7\ ^ take on a new appearanc. pour coarse salt In the coffee "pili- stimulation, ths fresh* If large carrots or turnips are holder and scrub the perfora­ ness, tho cleanness, the hava dresses for practically Prove It ta 5 Days Ihafmisi ii—hajna-awiais* _iiwn twapisfiai every occasion, attractive fig­ boiled, hoUowed out and filled tions inside and out. Pour soothing effect produced by < lnbricati-_,"e_dnr__ee beyond belief" aad tbe e__a- boiling water through to wash ured wash, silk frocks with with green pass. This Is also proper shampooing and pro* There's nothing ia the world that ination of carboa troubles. a good way to dress up left­ away salt and coffee deposit. vided by proper shampoo in­ dainty organdie trim for $7.80, brings such quick and eomplste re­ over peas or beans. gredients are most welcome sleeveless wash silk sports lief from the psin and misery that So fill your -rank ease with CyeoL Yoa can identify • • • after a day of housework, a dresses beautifully tailored makes life almost unbearable aa it by tho new traaapareat gretu guld color. "T*0 obtain full enjoyment aa AN APril S, twelve , years tour of the shops or a tew for 310.95, and dear little aft­ those tiny green capsules known well as success, the ath­ ago, the C. R. C. Baking hours' strenuous outdoor ex­ ernoon dresses of figured silk from coast to coast as Allenrhu Sold abu-uur ihs _a>aila*i ilfasiillsii aad Cjaat lete get* and keeps fit on milk. Company opened Its doors for orcise. Because "Hair-A- voile trimmed with lovely Number Z. Moesr OU signs are ahown. Scientists in their experiments business. The first bread, waa Gain" Scalp and Hair Sham­ Wide ldco for $12.50. Thia shop More than one man and woman have proven that milk is the baked of the finest ingredients poo stimulates the tissues of is located at 323 Wilshire whom horrible rheumatism baa been ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY money could buy, aad lt was boulevard. perfect food tor athletes, also the scalp, providea food, ex­ carrying down to helplessness—suf­ RKFINERS OF tor tha undernourished (younpr called Barker Bread. During ercise, light and air, and the fering the torture of the damned— or old alike), because it baa the Intervening years the utmost cleanliness for the can testify to thia, special values contained In no same fine Ingredients have scalp and hair, it ia the fa­ All you havs to do is to take one been used In Barker Milk other article of diet and is vorite shampoo of thousands tiny capsule each hour tor tbe first Bread aad tt\ the various other easily digested. For this same of men and women whose day tsn hours, ths nest day ons every NEW reason milk is absolutely nec­ loavea that they have adde 1 from time to time. When you Is crowded with duties de­ two hours for 14 boms, then tske essary for growing children- manded by tbe bouse or of­ as directed. its vital substances help thsir ask your neighborhood grocer for a loaf ot C. R. C. bread, fice. Professional "Hnir-A- Substitutes snd Imitations may growth and build bone, mako Qatn" Scalp and Hair Sham* ba offered you but remember It's firm flesh and put glow in you know lt win he the same CYCOL qjiullty you received yester- poos arp obtained only from "the little green Capsule" that ta their cheeks. Adohr milk and operators holding accredited turning the trick aad bringing Jay creamery products are Indis­ <1\ v, last week or twelve years sin ' If yoa ware one of thair cards, ar sets for home use to thousands of Rheumatic suffer­ pensable to thousand- of MOTOR OIL customers then. Visit their may be purchased wherever ers, so Insist on Allenrhu No. 2. mothers. Have it delivered tn bakery at Main and Navy beauty products and shampoo Bartholomew Drug Store or any yoa fresh every morning by street-. calling 65981. materials are sold. reputable druggiat In America SMI I SSOCIATED GASOLINE ?.V."A".;:*- ba glad te supply you. .(Adv.) | PAGE SIX XX SANTA M(3^_CA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 FINANCIAL MERCHANDISE MOTORCARS MOTOR CARS 36-A • MONfcr TO LOAN '.3 FURNITUHE POR SALS 81 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALS AUTOMOBILES FOR SALS MAi.N OFFICE Automobiles, Mortgages, AND WANTED ' IMS Third 81isat. Santa Monies. Trust Deads ^^ ••PC Sn*. 839.50; all kinds of restauT- Phone 23882 snt equip, vary cheep; breakfast set SAWTELLE BRANCH 89; dresser 84; chlf. $5: large Wilton 11240 Santa Monica blvd. Pbone 3-16. AUTO LOANS Excellent Transportation Money to loan on diamonds, furniture, 646; see, bookcases $2.25; law books OCEAN* PARK BRANCH 10c; bed springs, mat. comp. $6; large Trolleyway and Ashl.-inl. Phons 61*03 *or what have you? Super Finance '24 Chevrolet Sedan Co., 201 Santa Monica blvd. Acorn etve, f__; TOM Mi army cots 98; Entered as second-class matter _ day tod 916; sns plates 92.75: kitchen Excellent shape* Iota of extrsa. tha-Port Office, Sat.ta Monica. wndi cah. $7; atdebrd 991 toe boxes cheap: OR HIRE lished ln Santa Monica Bay District. ON STREETS AND NKWS STANDS Capital required to handle. See Miss FURNITURE POR SALE RENTALS Per Copy TOU DRIVE!. Hour, day, week mo. Your Business Card W. W.B__NNETT Putnam at Los Angeles office. 4606 OFFICE FURNITURE—2 large flat CADILLAC Santa Monica Outlook i ..—t .02 AUTO RENTAL CO., 2nd and M. 664 Wilshire blvd. 22611—238*4 Tork blvd. top oak desks, metal filing cabinet, ROOMb AND BOARD .03 blvd. Phones: Pay 3-206; nite, i Published for RENEWED CAR DEPT. Lea Angeles Express ...... desk chair, check protector. 1448 ROOM and board, two bualnesa girls, AUCTIONEER. KOCH REALTORS _ BLK. from ocesn, 6 blks. from Lincoln: Phone 24652. $5.64 per Month Ocean Park pier, 18 apts., all apts. 1221 Santa Monica 999; no other roomers. Home privl- Total price both papers __7. $ .05 ea a 6 months' contract 1646 6th St., Santa Monica. Ph. '. .29 SANTA MOi-itA .'UKNITURB CO. leges. Piano. Phone 62037. Sunday Morning Outlook . . .05 BILL RAM-DEN, AUCTIONEER have private baths, steam beat; five Everything' bought, sold and ex­ years' lease:, rent $240; cash price Will pay highest pricea far uaed MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS— in This Directory F. W. Aimitage furniture, also aall new and uaed Boulevard RM. and. board for men, good home changed. PHONE 63549. 88000, or will exchange for lots. Phone cooking. 1433 Oth at rer Month win tolas Rentals, Insurance. 1626 3ro -:. 61466 83860. furniture, reasonable prices, conven* PHONE 94681 Santa Monica Outlook only _...G.c BEDDING l""""^ lent credit. 360 Broadway. 16141 (Payable ln advance) Steady Results FOR SALE—Del Mar Cafe; 5 tables SPECIAL 162 FOR RENT—FLATS oAN-A MONICA Mattress & Pillow Chamberlain Company YOU will save money If you buy at the These rate; apply also to the Saw- and counter. Fine location. Must Broadway Bargain House. New and Unfurniehad telle Evening Tribune. Factory, Mattres.es lenovated, with .24 Santa Monica blvd Ph. 16661 sacrifice because of. other business. '26 Cadillac Sedan new cover, Jit.aethers steam reno­ NSW CARS Doing good business. used furniture and many other bar- Very low mileage; new tires; original 4 RMS., strictly modern, extra wall The Santa Monica Publishing Com­ vated, sterilized: 40-lb. cotton Itnters gains. 812 Broadway. Ph. 28779. BUICK _A__*8 AND SERVICB Santa Monica Inv. Co. 1925 Main St. Ocean Park. finish: looks like new; new car guar­ bed and dressing room off living rm , pany reserves the right to correctly mattresses, $8; 40-lb. floss mattresses, LIVING room set, dining room set, antee. hardwood floors, lot of bullt-ins, ga­ classify or revise advertisements or to 5-0; coll springs, bedsteads, pillow*, Also High Grade Used Cars. S20 Santa Monica blvd. l'h, 23345 FOR SALE—Confectionery, soda GOODRUM & VINCENT, INC. fountain, drug sundries. Sett at la- bedroom set. Cheap for cash. 1916 rage, "4j blk. from park and tennis reject snd refund amount paid, and mattresses at reduced prices. RENTALS Santa Monica blvd. courts. 1039 Tth St. Phone 2318T. will not be responsible for mora than 1*60 Eleventh at. Phone 23504 Ocean ave. at Pico. Phone 03133 voice less 10%. Might consider some $2045 one incorrect Insertion of any ad or­ O. O. BUNDT Mrs. Lilliam Davis trade. Owner has other business. A. B. STOVE, hardwood ivory bed, dered for more than one time. BUILDING MATERIALS Studebaker Distributors 2331 4th st. *- dresser, stand, chair, far sale. Pbone 63 POR RENT—PLATS 24091. 3rd and Broadway. Phone 61166 1627 Ocean ave. Ph. 16601 INCOMEk weat Of Lincoln, north of 63 Cadillac Sedan Furnished S. M. Planing Mill Co. USED CARS GREAT demano tor second-hand furn. Rates Given Upon A-.-H-R. .NC. Wilshire. Pay•ayss 12% net on cash Duco finish. Looks nsw. Msny ex- SPLENDIDLY-furnished, with garage. 1040 ltth St. Phone 24.06 Chrysler Distributors. CASH 0\JH TOUR USED CAB investment, principals. BSx 427, S. Best prices paid. Ph. 63809. T. D, tray. Tires and upholstery excellent. Stewart. 307 Hollister ave.. O. W. 263 Lincoln. 25440. Request CARPET CLbANING 7124 tt. M. Blvd. Phona 26211 1017 Main Street M. Outlook. Mechanically A-l. Ads may be received up to 10:89 CASH POR FURNITURE. CALL CARPETS and rugs cleaned and re­ Phone 68246 LEAVING city; my grocery and meat a. m. for publication tbs same day. Oldsmobile UPHOLSTERING market must bs sold by April 15. WiU VAUGHAN'S. 26009. 64 FOR RENT—APARTMENTS All Sunday ads must be in this of* paired; satisfaction guaranteed, Ber* $1195 ry's. IG02 10th st. Ph. 16686. 1448 2nd st. Phone 24953 sacrifice 26% from invoice. Box 42. USED FURN. BOUGHT AND SOLD. Unfurnished flee by 4 p. re. Saturday. FURNITURE upholstered, first class s. M. Outlook. PHONE 36434. NICKEL PLATING workmanship. Best of material used. 1616 8RD ST. FIVE rooms, large and light, all con CORSET8 TO LEASE—DRIVE IN MARKET, lo­ Guaranteed atte nt—Ml given to silver, Berry's, 1662 10th at. Ph. 25838. PRACTICAt__T new stove, coat 990; vehlences; near beach; center of • P 1 R E L _, A SPECIAL cated on Wilshire blvd,, lease as a will sell for 915. 149 Praser, O. P. town. 1435 2nd St., Mr. Bergerrer,. i Corsets, Brassiere Jardlr eres, nndlrons and antiques, S. FURNITURE: re-upholst-re- and re- Girdles, Lingerie, made to measure. whole) or separate stalls. 1047 10th st. - Telephone Your Mra. Helen Olbb, M, PI ting Works, 1320 Snd st. palred; mechanic of 25 years' exp. THREEpiece overstuffed aet, cans in- NBAY DISTRICT NICE SUNN. APARTMBNT. isiffl.. *\ 1256 I Sth st. 2«fl»*, Neuberger, 1467 5th at. Ph. 25366. set. Ph. 23997. 1126 23rd st, 1TTH ST. SVUOKIB supporting garments mad. ______LIVESTOCK FURNITURE, rugs, springs, mat­ Classified Ads—23285 for the Individual figure. Per ap* MOTORS CO. NEW 4 rib ant unfurn., garage. OET ; •our photos just ss good and 17 SANITARIUMS tresses, gas stoves, etc. 1987 ltth at. Adults 'only. llll ltth st. ______'_?______M* near! • half the regular price at Bun- 43 POULTRY, RABBITS, PIGEONS JUS•RW aaT xBEFOR *o *v "ttE * o AS transient* or telephoned adver­ mil's Photo Studio, 141GV- 3rd St. SK1DMOUE SANITARIUM — Spe­ For'Sale snd Wsnted EMPLOYMENT BUREAU cialising in care and diet of all chron­ 49 SEWING MACHINES THE SHOW 65 FOR RENT—APARTMENTS tisements are payable and will be PIANO TUNING. Furnished collected for, immediately after the Japanese Emplymt. Agcy. ic and senile cases. Rates reason­ BARRED ROCK hatching eggs, 75c We have 25 automobiles, first insertion, unless patron has al­ HOLLAND DUTCH piano technician. able. 1214 6th St. Phono 91386. setting. 1447 Stanford st, SEWING MACHINES Day work, tt day, (4 hours), I*—60, sll Tuning, voicing, repairing of pianos. ready established a regular account day 65. House—Joan tng, gardening. NINE rabbits and hutches for sale POT RENT. REPAIRED and SOLO aa to be disposed of at a great CONRAD APTS. on our credit books. ate. 2053 Main st. Phone 81505. Orands and reproducing; pianos. Peter 19 DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY cheap. 9019 91st st. easy terma, all makes. Strictly modern, elevator, pri. phonea. Jansen. 1083 Ocean ave. 25240. HAWLEY'S SEWINO MACH. SHOP. KOBA DAY WORK CO. f~WILL teach you to make your own sacrifice, to make room for Reas. rent 318 Broadway. Ph. 2630». A. L. CUMMINGS 45 PET STOCK, Birds, Dogs, MM Main at Phane 9U969 COZY single mod. apts., llv. rm. kltch- Japar ssa Gardenen and Houseolean* with Arthur E. Jackson, ROW-IS and coats. 132S Second st. ANNOUNCEMENTS | Sawt. Ph. 32005. Expert tuner, Phone 26808. Cats, For Sale, Wanted the new trade-ins of show en and bath, porch; nr. bus line; rent 13376. Pnntlui 1447 8rd st. Phono tills. 60 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to suit permanent tenants. 1119 19th SPECIALIZING graduating -owns, en­ POR SALE—Boston terrier puppies. PRINffNC USED pianos with a new piano guar­ deliveries. These cars are st., s. M., near Douglas factory. CARD OF THANKS j Japanese Employ. Agency sembles, tailored coats, alter. 1416 Pedigreed. 825 and up. 994 5th ave., antee. Completely overhauled ln our Euclid, Mrs. Mayer. Venice, near Rose, CORAL APTS.. 136 Hill, O. P. Clean, MRS. SARAH E. McALPINK, wife Kawtcllc. Phone 91698 or 62716. •hops. They cost no more. Before exceptional values; all sunny, furn. apts, 912, 915 and 929; the late deceased, James R EVENING gowns, tailored suits, wash you buy look these over. Bay Cities single rooms, $10; near ocean. msny I Dandridge Emplymt. Agcy. dresses. Mrs. Welhe, 1837 7th st. Piano Bhop, 1206 Wilshire. pine, wishes to thank her MERCHANDISE makes and models on the COMB. liv. and dining rm., bedrm., friends for their kind sympathy 11861 Broadway. Phone 21231 OUTLOOK SMART dresses; old ones cleverlv rc- VIOLIN SHOP has large stock of new kitchen, with bkfst. table, bath, ovei - shown her In her sad berou\einent. IC. E. MORRIS r.MPLOT. AGENCY modeled. Ph. 26 !41. 1606 Euclid ave. 46 FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS and used instruments of all kinds. In­ famous G. M. A. C. terms. stuffed set. Oar. 2 adults. 954 20th st, Serving Employer and Emi loye. cluding that of Cronk Music Houae. NEW modern furn. opts., 535 mo., gas, FUNERAL DIRECTORS •th and Bro-.dway, S. M. 68709 PRINT SHOP 21 PET .CTIVE AGENCIES Some exceptional bargains. Oso. G. S Bay Salvage Co. Goodman, Violin Maker- 1911 5th st. BUICK USED CAR LOT water, light included. Corinth Apts., FINANCIAL MANUFACTURERS ,9109 Santa Monica Blvd. 1337 Corinth. Sawtelle. Ph, 52771. PRICK-DANIELS, INC. of commercial printing UNUSUAL buy tn aa Imported Oar* 1891 Ocean Ave. Ph. 26949 Formerly Fred J. Finch Co., Inc. CITIZENS "MORTOAOE * SECURI­ Priced right, bridge table, iron floor APARTMENT—Furniehed, block front Luther Heilig lamp, smoke stands, metal waste man grand piano, of beat make. Can AMBULANCE SERVICB TIES CO., 224 Santa Monica blvd OF ALL KINDS. be seen at Bay Cities Piano Shop. Look These Over beach; one fl9, light, gas free. 191* SAWTELLE. PHONE 821 Phona 251ft. baskets, large granite roaster, gro­ Hollister st. O. P. DETECTIVES ceries, tires, tubes, roofing paper and 1905 Wilshire blvd. '26 Dodge Bros, coupe, new Duco paint. A CO. "SAFETY FIRST MORTGAGE" '96 Dodge Bros, sport roadster, hist MAOUIRE APARTMENTS O. A K1RKKLIE Book Work a Specialty NIOHT PHONE 32484. paint. UPRIGHT Shonlnger piano and bench 20. Main St, Phono 61109 Federal Bond A Mtge. Co., of s. M. 1449 Third st. Ph. 222 9-9; Gllflllan radio and speaker 919; run 6000 miles, waa in storage. Yes, NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT- Ambulance Service. Ocean Park Suite 1-7 Security Bldg. Ph. 28303. EDUCATIONAL violin and case 99; Vaughan's, 1231 it has lots of extras. 927 Ocesn ave. Ph. 23366 Lawn Mowers for Less 192C Dodge Bros, sport roadster, just SHARP & NOLAN FURNITURE New and ussd. Grinding 91. Called Lincoln blvd., —, M. Open eves. WANTED—Olrl to share furn. apt. OACHING, college preparation; re- completely overhauled. Phone 25101 or call 611 Montana, Funeral directors. No. 1*0 Avenue 17, REAL ESTATE narkable success with "incapable" for and delivered free. Pennsylvania PIANOS POR RENT Apt. Venice. Ambulance aervice. Ph. 61868. UNFINISHED furniture, from factory Hupmobile 8 touring, quietest car of Q or office after 6 p. m. 'hildren. Refs. R. J. Hunt, 1237 21st, Lawn Mower —bop, 4804 Santa Mon­ Rental payments may later bs ap­ alt used cars. FUNERAL HOME to consumer. Bay Cities Cabinet ica, Hollywood. OI.-r.714. SINGLES, dbles; neat, clean, reason - WILSHIRE Works, 631 Pico, S. M. A. E. FLAVELL 'OACHING, college preparation; re* plied on purchase. Arthur E. Jack- 1997 Ford 2-door sedan, runs perfect­ Phona 23027. 1610 Wllahlre blvd. SPECIALIST 1 NEW 6000 gal. redwood water tank. aon. 1447 3rd St. Phone 21116. ly, attractively priced. able; convenient ta busses and near J. C. Hoggs J. Straw ICE WTLBHIRE markable success with "Incapable" boulevards, 804 Lincoln blvd. 1017 Wilshire blvd Phone 25.188 rhildr'n. Refs. R. J. Hunt, 1237 21st Rt. 1 8000 gal. 2nd-hand iron tank. EDISON console, mahogany, like new, 1926 Hudson coach. Hera is something TODD A LESLIE. Phons 21042 1 Challenge windmill steel tower. With records $50. RAT SCHAFER, that will interest you 9190 WARREN APTS., 1709 Ocean ave., Venice Ice Company At a bargain. Inquire at Death 1801 4th St., corner Broadway. ALBEBTSON & CURRY newly furn. A redec, close In, beaut. 7th and Arlsona. Santa Monica, Calif. Cl.ar as Crystal. Lasts Longer. SEAVER & CO. MENDENHALL FUNERAL HOME. PHONE R4556. Wilshire at Third st. Curve Pining Station, Washington PIANO TUNING and repairing: tun* DODGE BROS. MOTOR CARS dble. apts.. apta. for bachelors. 21948. and Lincoln blvd. 1229 S. M. blvd. Phone 23222 1318 Fourth st., B. M. Ph. 2218s. Phonos 19238 — 23239 — 23230 Telephone ing uprights 96, grands 94; all work bargains, apts., flats 1 block INSURANCE B. W. WILLIAMS, FERTILIZER guaranteed. Ph. 25349. ocean. Dorchester, 147 Bay at. Lawrence *5* Bastedo Fertilizing lawns, shrubs, and trees i LOST AND FOUND CONSOLE Victrola, -60 choice records, 1926 Buick (Light 6 Stan­ COURT APTS.. 3 and 4 BULLING BROS. 1994 6th at. . Phone 66644 Your a specialty. The best of organic ma­ 9800 value for 965. 616 Ocean Front, v close in. attractive. 265 LOST—On Sawtelle blvd., between .14(8 terials used. Manufactured and sold Venloe. Apt. 15. Ph. 91698. Pico and Santa Monica, black brief 124 Wllahlra biv_. Phons J?. H. Herren tmdsr state permit. dard) Sedan -Attractively furn. reas. esse containing small loose leaf book. MASSAGES Classified 1838 Linooln blvd., S. M. Ph, 21269 SELL or rent, grand piano, alao up­ This car has new rubber, nsw psint, M. blvd. Phone 14799. Finder please leave at Pac. Gateway 428 Santa Monica blvd. Ph. 21099 right, easy terms. Union Storage, thoroughly overhauled in our own CLEAN apts.. 918 up, rooms, 60o up. ELECTRIC CABINET baths; Swedish FOR SALE cheap, elec. heater, kodak 716 Colorado. Service Sta. or Phona Simmons, 34174. massage, spinal adjustments. L.M.Ford & LK.Small, Inc. 8*A, Corona port., cut glass and shop. One-third down, balance on parking space, close In. 1616 6rd a. Thanks. HUBB HEALTH INSTITUTE Ads chins, attractive bric-a-brac. Mrs. A GOOD used PIANO 9150. RAT O. M. A c. terms. 114 Santa Monica blvd. Phone M4M SCHAFER, 1601 4th st. oor. Bdway. 2 RM. furn. apt., close to llbrarv, 816, $25 REWARD, no questions asked. 819-23 Wilshire Blvd. Ph. 22299 < 'lark. 1193 Sth St. Adults. 1380 6th st. Rear, Apt. 1. Brief case containing scrapbook be­ TELEPHONE i'OUR CLASSIFIED T. A. & W. A. Moody BROKEN glass replaced in borne or Buick Used Car Lot NEW and nicely furnished single and longing to G. E. Chandler. Return to *_•_»__ 50-A RADIO ADS—23366 1601 Wllahlre. Phone 64416 I auto. We resiivcr old mirrors. Psli- 1621 Ocean Ave. Ph. 2824 double apts. 911 Montana. Ph. 29101. HOt Idaho ave. or Ph. 94119 or Mid- sades Glass and Mirror Shop. Ill Supplies, Aecssorlea land 273S. ATKINS APTS., 825, 980, 935. EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL FINANCIAL Broadway. Phona 94478. 13351.. 4th st, nicely furn., wall located LOST—Part Airedale and part Span­ !•••—^^1^, I THANK YOU, FOLKS! iel, color reddish brown, front teeth 1927 Studebaker 1 R&f. duplex furnished. 922 16tSat. 30 SITUATIONS WANTED 86 MONEY TO LOAN 36 MONEY TO LOAN Junk Your support haa made possible our broken. Answers to name Bonzo. Re­ We buy and call for. 8. M. JTJNK CO. now location at the corner of Fourth Commander Sedan rhon. 24923. ward. Call 1351-J Inglewood. Male Real Estats Real Estats Phone 61626. and Broadway, whsre we will be bet­ MODERN apt. With garage, also un­ furn. apt 1229 Lincoln blvd. 21950. STRAYED from 11959 Mayfleld, small t.'oSI PETENT, trustworthy chauffeur ACETYLENE welding outfit complete ter able to take care of yonr every Cannot Be Told From New brown bobtail dog Bunday evening. of superior character desire position 6', MONEY wtth 6 points and truck, 966. Two 29 radio need at even greater savings. RMS., bath, Inst hot water garage, Please call a2300. Reward. with refined and reliable family, A-l Five I Immediately availst 1 In practically ft. awnings, good condition, $15 each. Drop In and look us over, sit down $1195, Terms adults. 1319 llth st. Apply 191 1 2th st. x improved prop* and enjoy some good radio. You are LOST—Long-haired, grey striped cat. refcrnces. Mr. Raymond Slcrl, 1247 1 unlimited amounts Phone 24161. Two and three rooms. with bath, near Named "Muggins." Will alt up. Own­ 17th at.. 8. M. Ph. 2464'.'. ertfes ln approved localities at lntsr* always welcome. library. 1433 6th at. Year eat rates as low as 5_ and 9% per POUR large Monterey Pines. Oood W. A. STILLWELL er 1111 6th st., rear. Ph. 96191. j WANT lawn work, mowing and car­ shape. Cheap. 16957 Venice blvd. Radio Bargain House FOR RENT- -3 un. furn. apt, and ing for by hour or month; rake and annum. You incur no obligation in discussing the matter with us. C 2391. "NOTHING BUT BARGAINS." 2017 Main St. Ph. 63249 bath. 1194 Broadway. CLUB MEMBER8HIPS fertilize your old lawn. Put in new LOANS lawns complete. Wyckoff. Ph. 28028. FERTILIZER to, sals. 600 yards THE NEW phone number of the Pier FOUR rm. duplex, mod., tile bath, FOR SALE—Founder liflite membmenibcrshii p Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. rough cow manure, Brentwood Dairy Ave. Radio Co.—61322. Distributors PAIGE BROUGHAM sink, h. w, floors. Adults. 1931 ith st. In Deauville Beach Club 940 net. Ph. Is Your Lot Posted? OP SANTA MUXII'V Co. Phone 64810. ot the SPARTON RADIOS, also I RMS., bath, garage, very desirable, .2333 or 62011 REFINANCING Room 3. Security Bldg. Ph. 233B3 Crosley and Mohawk Radios—alt dis­ LIKE NEW _^ ...... 26.0 close la, reas. Inq. 1130-A Sth st. Vacant lots cleaned if weeds quickly LAWN FERTILIZER, well eared and TO LOAN on Santa Monica property treated, no weed seed; best on tba tance getters. 142 Pier Ave., Ocean EMPLOYMENT snd cheaply. Call 1S0S. ROBERTSON at 6, 7. (%, according to type secur­ market. Shaver Dairy. 62070. Park. NASH SEDAN ' 66 FOR RENT HOUSES ity. Phone 21368 or 22,°iC9. FOUR tube Ollltflllan, table model, VERY OOOD SHAPE - 942.1 a**-* MARRIED man need work Burdening MORTGAGE AGENCIES 28th St. Nursery Unfurnished HELP WANTED—MALE phone Linden at complete 941. RAY SCHAFER, 1561 or trucking. See or 2264 28th St. Phone 65513 4th at, ear. Broadway. KISSEL DE LUXE SEDAN DUPLEX—140. Arizons, oor. ltth st, 4 SALESMAN wanted; a good man for| the Outlool.. ; 36-A— MONEY TO LOAN COMPLETELY OVERHAULED ....$37. rms., b. W. floors, bath, kitchen tiled. a selling Una of automobile-, good EXP. colored man wants work, porterr 300 Wilshire Blvd. Automobiles, Mortgagee, HIGHEST prices paid for men's used 6 TUBE radlola, built-in speaker, AND MANY OTHERS range. Murphy pull-out bed, living proposition for the right man. Call clothing. Phone 64797. 2921 -Iain beautiful mahogany cabinet. Sacri- rm, divided with French doors, ga­ janitor, butler, general houseworU or Truat Deeds flee. Phone 24773, between 5 and 9. Gardner Automobile Sales and Serv- will drive. 22440. A-l local refs. st, O. P. See Us at rage; also bungalow, 1499 Arizona, 4 ice Co., Mr. Schnchly. 802 P. M. blvd, RADIOLA super, cone speaker, Philco, rms.; Roper range, yard, garage; both ELDERLY Scotchman wants work. ASK FOR MR? DODGE LAWN fertilizer, steam cured, n_ weed seed, best by svsry test. Park loop, complete. $75. 62584. open 2 to 4 daily or Phone Bleakley, GENERAL auto repair man. Must gardens, fences, anything. Phone Auto Loans BIO .si70x 9Studebake S. M.r BLVDaedan, th. e best 26783. know all makes of cars. 631 Marine G..4.. Cheapest in So. California Dairy. Phone 64520. SIX tube Atwater Kent with cabinet car you ever owned. Price 9660, terms. agT, Ocean Park. ^mck Money on R I. RED hen and roosters, light 965. Ph. 29298. FOUR rms., thoroughly modern, 917 WANTBD- -tjarpe iter 12-18 Months to Repay Guaranteed. 9919 Main St., Ocean WANTED—B irber, steady lob, Ilrahmas i nd rooster, cheap. 1633 Park. Owner. 16th st., 840. :ontract, • stlr_st • fur Ph. Euclid. Neat small house, 2 bedrooms, 929. Main st., O. P. "Loan the Painless Way" MOTOR CARS NASH sedan, 1925, advanced six, per­ Vacant Property 2716 Lincoln Blvd. G5182 FERTILIZER—Best for lawns. Deltv- O. E. DULINO, 1907 Wilshire. A BARBER wanted, Saturday, 241J 31 SITUATIONS WANTCB fect condition. 28292. 1015 Georglna. Main at, 0. P. DEALERS INVITED ered. 2 yds., 98, Prlckett's Dairy 71948 •1 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FOUR room colonial cottage, 2 bed- Female SECOND TRUST DEEDS rooms, bath; garage, lawn and shrubs. WANTED- Boy over 18 t > learn lei Is Tour Loaa Too Heavy? R. I. hen and roosters, light Brahmas SS AUTOMOBILES WANTED and rooster, cheap. 1689 Euolld. Gardener's care. Reasonable. 516 In- elry trade. Call 2907 Oc ian Front. RELIABLE HELP—Excel, refs. fur- REFINANCING WE PAY CASH 1923 Buick (Touring) WILL pay cash for equity In late mod. dlana ave.. Venice. Ph. 62666. BARBBR wanted short hour ni-h.d, short notice. Cooks, maids, WILL sell or rent Wilshire I-on-a-co. inclosed car. Inquire Ben's Barber nc LB' P ME SOLVE YOUR PROBLEMS or Loan 1048 Lincoln blvd. LIVING room, kitchen, service room, Sunday. Louis 11 en, Brdw day workers, genl. help all kinds, Sedan Shop, Speedway at Ozone. 2 bedrooms, bath, garage, 925. 1966 WESTERN EMPLOYMENT AUHNC. For well located property Has original finish and good rubber, PRICED RIGHT HIGHEST caah prices for your car or 19th st 27 HELP WANTED—Female S. M. 24668. Cil.ondalf 869S M. MITCHELL trunk and bumpers, etc. 9995. One- equity. TOUNO and TURNER, 831 610 ALTA AVB. PHONE 24774 H. W. Burton — W. H. Fitchmiller third down, bal. O. If. A. c. terms. 72* NAVY ST., OCEAN PARK—6 rms. SALARY and commission, new divi­ WANTED—Oeneral office work or scc- 997 Wllahlra blvd. 100,000 People Santa Monlea blvd. and bath, sun porch 923. Inquire 843 sion starting here, property located at retaryshlp. Well educated and expe­ Read tba CASH for late model cars, or -unities. 26th st, Santa Monica. rienced in bookkeeping, shorthand, We LOAN OUR OWN Culver City. Solicitors see BLACK, TELEPHONE TOUR CLASSIFIED SANTA MONICA OUTLOOK Buick Used Car Lot 1029 S. Western. L. A. Open eves. 5 RMS., 3 bedrma., at 1319 llth St., nr. mornings. 629 Santa Monica blvd. typing and filing. Phone 25fiR:l. MONEY ADS—23299 18: H Ocesn Ave, ' Ph. ; S. M. blvd., bus and car. Mod. Adult.* WANTED—Exp. waitress and experl- HOUI EKEEPEREEPER, refinedn fin.-d,. for elderly I, To finance your new home. 64 AUTO SUPPLIES. REPAIRING enred fry cook. Apply La Monica cafe, lady gentleman. Box 424, 8. M. 9 Garage. Apply 1931 5th at. Outlook. 2. To re-finance your present loan, SPECIALS on Weed bumpers, door end La Monica Pier, between 9 a. m. 3, On well located vacant properties. glass for autos and many others. Bay VERY attract. 6 rm. stucco, new, with and 11 a. in. HOUSEWORK—Exper. woman, day Our money Is loaned at "7, and K'.r, Cities Auto Wrecking, 1210 2nd st, every mod. convenience. Drapes furn.' or week. 1410% Princeton. ALTERATION woman, experienced, depending on ratio of loaa to ap­ S. M. 200 Rose ave.. Venice. 4 GarageRMS.. an41d 1bath 19th, atfurn. Ph. .o 24205r unfurn.. , for high grade women's wear; prefer WANTED—Housework by responsible praisal value. Prompt and efficient NEW Holliday two-bar bumpers for 2040 21st St., neai Pico, garage; nice one who can assist In selling. Box American woman. 2020 6th st.. t». 1'. Chevrolet or Pontiac, reasonable. plaes for couple. cheap. S99 8. M. Outlook. SIERRA BOND & MORTGAGE CO. CATERING, comp. White woman, lull.- 7th and Santa Monica blvd. Ph. 23681 9109 6th st, Ocean Park. j BUNOALOW, oorner of Berkley and SOLICITOR, acquainted with Bay dinner parties. Ph. 22496, Rm. 8. Broadway, unfurnished, 920. Key next District, pleasant work. I.ind Studio, MIDDLE aged lady, good cook wants I HAVE door. 1664- Sth st, Santa Monica. work; good references. Ph. 2 [09, OUTLOOK CLASSIFIED AD MAIL BLANK RENTALS QUIET, very clean, living rm., bed- STRONG young woman or girl, assist HOU8ECLEANINO, laundry catering $5000 to $20,000 P-* rm„ bath, kitchen with book. Close semi-invalid, 1 to 6:30 p. m., small and serving. Ph. 2S1II0. Fill Out and Mail to Claasifisd Ad Department 68 WANTED TO RENT in; garage. Adults. 930. 1428 Euclid, houae, 925 mo. 239)13. TUTORING by exp. certified teachci •*o loan on First Motgage Miscellaneous 7 RMS., cor. lot, % gnrages. ateam TOUNO woman for genl. housework Santa Moniea Evening Outlook elementary grade subjects. Ph. 31891 WANTED—To rent a large room for boat, 865 per mo., including gardener. and care of two bablea, room, board F. W. Armitage Phone 61191. Cor. 6 and Strand, O. 1 and salary. 1349 4th at. GIRL 16 care of children days, ulghtE public meetings, 2 nights a week. light work, 62884. ..Dote.. Call 24966 from 7 to 11 a. m. and 7 DUPLEX at 950 Euclid, upper and MAID for general housework. Qo home 1329 Third _Phone 21469 Number ot Times to Run— -Phono No.. *<> HALF day's work, afternoon to 9 p. in. lower, 2 bedrooms, nice location. Ph. nights. Mrs. 23. Kolpln. 211 Medio eve- 22740. drive, Brentwood Hts. 35338. nings. local refa. 99709. Wl HAVE clients waiting for houses fur- We Handle All Forms of nished, close to ocean front or on 996—4 rms., gar., 2214 Schader dr., I WANTED—Woman' to assist small • 32 SITUATIONS WANTED . Ocean Front Comfort Real Estate, blk. off S. if. blvd. Key 2217 So. dr. home, one in family, 920. Ph. 22078. Real Estate Financing 112 Kinney st. 64044. 923'_ Sth st. Male and Female Addreaa NEW 3 rm. apt.blt-tns, furn^ beat, BUSINESS couple want unfurn. hse., bkfst nk., gar., nr. bus. WANT exper. permanent waver. 10- CITIZENS MORTGAGE 1914 Euclid. LAWN work and houi .irk by apt, or flat, garage. May 6, 980. Yr's. 4 RMS. In stucco duplex, garage, 935. Pler ave., O. P. sponsible man and wi Phone 6 AND SECURITIES CO. 'lease. Box 470 8. M. Outlook. WANTED—Mother's helper, room, *. 1809 18th st. Phone 35232. $25 per month. 5 big rooms, tile bath, board, 96Q mo. to start 1248 B 4th st. 224 Santa Monica Blvd. 68 FOR RfclTT—ROOMS 83 PAINTING, PAPERHANGINQ garage; stucco. Hay ward, WE. 1011. M HELP WANTED AND CARPENTERING Furniehsd SOUTHWEST side of duplex at 223 Real Estate Loans California ave. Ph. 21414. Mala and Female EXCEPTIONALLY large room with ROOFING painting, carpentc Straight thrss yr.; monthly payment bath, itt my home, private entrance, i RM. modern duplex, 926, no chll- CAPABLE, neat ippearmg man or repairing work a specialty* Phoue and annual payment Loans m\ie very large closet, 8 windows, svsry dren. 10940 Ayres ave., Westwood. woman with presentable closed car to on Improved Bay District properties. 24662. No bonilS. No commission. Liberal convenlenoe, kitchen privileges If de* 3 RM. house, 819; 5 rm. bouse 923. Call haul our guests. We nay caah PAPERHANGER, painter and tinting; sired; near restaurant. Refined neigh­ after noon, 820 Pennsylvania ays. weekly. Apply 1019 Wilshire blvd., repayment privileges. Santa Monlea borhood. 980. 19997 8. V.. blvd. e. tt. pricea right Markham, 32357. Savings Bank. 631 Santa Monica 750 PIER AVE., OCEAN" ,*ARK, 3«_. blvd. Phone 29001. ROOMS nnd apartments, Between sea* mod, duplex, garage, reas. rant. SALESPEOPLE—825 a week, if quali­ PAPERING, palnUng, tinting, Shaw son rates, , very cheap. . California fied. Call Friday between 10 and 2. Bros. Call 22933. 1917 4th St. Hotel, 188 California ave. 6 RMS., 2 bedrms.. stucco, garage, 946. 1523 8. Colby. Sawtelle. C.' B, HEYWORTH, painter, jobbing a 5y2% and 6% 1025 22nd St. Straight or amortised Insurance com­ FIRST class room with breakfast and AGENTS wanted on practical selling specialty. 99 a day. Ph. 91611 evening dinner If desired. Montana 4 RM. bouse; furnished or unfurnished. proposition. WAsh. 6179. pany money to loan oa first mort- Garage. 1998 Lincoln blvd. 34 MONEY TO LOAN tMes. district. Ph. 23147. NEW dupl., 4 rms., bath, ex. bed, gar., Real Eatats : RM. nicely furn., close ln, 935 a mo., It SITUATIONS WANTED Lawrence & Bastedo garage. 1337 18th. Phone 26287. yd.. *. blk. oar. 1438 Centinela. 24848. Mate 1 1684 Fifth st Phona 26644 NEWLY furn. room, connecting bath, 67 FOR RENT—HOUSES WORK by hour or day, lawns house, iV$% AND 6% LOANS private entrance, garage. 920 6th st. Home Loans Furnished window cleaning, genl. work. 61143. Unlimited Funds NEWLY furn.,room, connecting bath, TO BU__D oil REFINANCE 8 RM. houae. WANTED FOR de.irable residences, business Low Payments Prompt Service. private entrance, garage. 920 6th st. turn., with garage. Odd .lobs. Phone 22896 eve. and income | iropertles. Must lie THE COAST Ml'TUAL Use this blank to mall Classified Ada ta Tha Outlook. This to a good time to rant; aeU 'HEKRFUL, sunny room, close to bus. 1234 _ 17th st. WINDOW OLNG.. FLOOR WAXING! "oil located, No charge for ap- Bl ILDING-LOAN ASSN. OF L. A. the used oar, radio; employ Ota Janitor; tall your old household goods. Priv-gts house. 9888 12th st. 4 RM. modern and garage. 2427-A KITCHENS. INGLES, PH. 64264 praisal or * ocrew. Also building Santa Monica Agency. 1247 4th st. Walgrove ava_.Venice, Inq. next door BAt'GH 8 window cleaning loans. Prompt action. 60 ROOMS AND BOARD I AND rni. ittrn. cottages, close to Phone 21 Rio MONEY TO LOAN floor waning, kitchens, etc. vol'NO man wants room and board beach. 39 F ftclfir. J, A. McHenry Uk Stanley; Realty Co 'RESULTS AT SMALL COST in private family in Sawtelle. rb. REAR 3 rma. and bath partly furn.) Sm -U« Santa ultma, Wv*-***-*** P-fi-t- ___tt 49 Wesuaiaster I 82919, tm^--r '- —-- •• .-.*« »S-8 iUt >§»& ___*.e- mW. Moi THURSDAY, APRIL' 12. 1925 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK XX) PAGE SEVEN RENTALS REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE i"--1"""1 ...,..••—-> n.r i—•— a~i.r _i i_nj-.ririn_ri.i-i.i- r r n • r ' i" " "*—*-*-"*> 89 FOR RENT—HOUSES 74 FOR SALE—HOU8E8 88 COUNTRY PROPERTY Automobile Week j Recreation Men a nr i i o i i ,- yurttlahad BRIGHT, sunny acre, above fog, cov­ Copley Plans Not LOVELY bungalow available 3-4 mos. ered all varieties citrus and deciduous while owner is in east. 6 rms., 2 bed­ fruits, nuts, berrlea, grapes, bearing, I -Proclaimed! Here in Conclave | Leak Neveahead. Th* rmistake Looe of yssterdak Backwary are finished with. Yoda rms., beautifully furnished, furnace 422 22nd Street 9 houses, gas, elec., gravity mt. water. hava still TOMORROW. bant, garage, 8196 par mo. Owner Fine rich son, clear. See A. M. (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) oares for garden. See Chas. A. Teg­ This magnificent BOW home is worthy Guldlnger, 48 Castle Rock, coast high­ Unlawful, Claims way. M Ight exchange. • et A) o • ner, 314 Santa Monica blvd. , Phone of your Inspection if you are looking association wll lpresent to the pub* municipal playgrounds is remote, [I 21716. for a high clasa home at a low price. • '•' Have you ovor wanted ta awn a piece of BUSINESS PROPERTY bat there ought to be closer co­ Has 7 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, 87 GOVERNMENT LANDS Ho of tbe By District, and neigh­ In ths great big city of L08 ANGELES, located where valuea will FURNISHED HOUSE, 1114 12t_ St large den with separate entrance, boring communities, the moat com­ operation between tbe two groups Three bedrooms, two baths; garage; Retraction Made by Com­ INCREASE and NOT DECREASE? If ae, we have a piece leased large breakfast room and kitchen, prehensive and magnificent display to avoid duplication." I lawn oared for. Reasonable rent large living room, with studio plate OPEN FOR ENTRY f*r FIVE YEARS to tha SAFEWAY stores. $23,000. Owner Pbone 99740. missioner Spaulding of automobiles and accessories ever An evening session Is to be bold glass window, mahogany finish, hand wishes a llfias in Ssnts Monies to about $12,000. OOZY bungalow, 8 rms. and bath, decorated, sanltas walls, lcsless re­ Government Is Complete assembled under OBa root tn this tonight at 8 o'clock In the Woman's fireplace, garage, bua line and new frigerator, furnace heat and large Club auditorium with Tarn Deer- ' a a -f. * • patio bt front, garage 20x24 with oity. . II stores close. Adults. 912-C 14th st. Homestead Lands j Ing presiding, following which, TWO-STORY APARTMENT HOUSE In Los Angeles In POSI­ laundry. Price only $11,000; can ar­ (Continued from page 1) "To the men whose courage and 920—2 rms., brkfast nook, modern, range terms. 640 acres for you in Alisons. Has good from 9:80 to 11 o'clock, a recrea- j TIVELY ona,of tha finest ranting sections of city; 12 units fur­ clean, suitable far couple. 501 Bay climate, town, schools, roads, rainfall, business sagacity has made pot* California newspapers to promote tional frolic Is to bo held ln the nished; income $540 menth. Only $50,000. Want VACANT buai* st. Phone 22169. rich, level loam soil, adapted to stock slble the staging of this mammoth I farming, poultry, fruits, near Colo­ | auditorium _ noes frontage or homo to $-5,000. PARTLY furnished 6 rm. house, front. rado river Boulder dam project, your private publlo utility operations in exposition of motordom's latest Bet water, garage. 820. Can 1443 250 23rd St. last chance for splendid homestead Tha morning meeting tomorrow ln |H St.. • • • .• 20th at. Phone 25129. I hat section of tbe country, but ba creations, we as citizens of Santa with good conditions. Send *l today 'scheduled to begin st 9 o'clock ln'*_ A LOVELY DUPLEX in Santa Monioa. Each aid* ia as good THREE rooms and bath. Nicely furn- 7 rm, new house, 3 bedrooms, 8 baths, faf full Information and map, or admitted that all he had la support Monica and Ocean Park owe un­ M a $12,000 home. Will give you a beautiful home and sn income stinted co-operation, tho Woman'a Club auditorium lshed, Including garage. 2021 Idaho large living room and dining im., call on us Jn person. Was a newspaper report. of $-3 month: unfurnished. Will consider lot ar smaller home. ave, 637.50 per mo. Frigidaire Iceleas refrigerator, 60 ft. The Arizona Locating Company, .800 hereby decreed ' c**-*rta» Hunt Presiding. Recreattva lot in best locality. Will accept lot IB San Fernando Bldg., Loa Angeles, "Mr. O'Laughlin's statement," de­ "Therefore, it to II • a 4* O A POUR room furnished bungalow; ga- that the week of AprU 14 to 81 In* I J*-***.wl" b* ,d,i8(fu,*_' A •a»oheon rage, yard, fig trees. Adults only. 426 Beverly Hills or Hollywood ss trads. California. clared Mr. Spaulding, "Indicated MONEY TO LOAN Open 9 to 5 dally. elusive shall bo known aa "Auto* ? *° *•*** _• th\ «•««/»--"» California, . 89 that I had .barged the Copley Press 6% INSURANCE money. A good, clean, straight loan, that «M WANTED TO PURCHASE mobile Week' in the cities of Santa -r_« ":li _» ' *•*>•*. -W>owlng 980 MONTH—4 rm. modern, furn. Real Eststs With something criminal, -which I I soon make your home YOURS, free and clear. bungalow, near bua, schools and Lawrence & Bastedo did not do snd if everything I said Monica and Ocean Park, and shall which ths delegates will take an WANT lot north of Montana for a automobile tour. A banqquent hi to Wo also hava a loan at 6%. payable $5 prinoipaI foe $1000 per stores 987 Marco place, Venice, 1884 Sth st. Ph. 23844 was true there was nothing unlaw­ ba ao observed." good 2nd trust deed, well secured be held from 8:80 to 9 o'clock with month. Thlt loan is givan on an appraisement ap to 60% —las NICELY furn., 4 rma., 2 bedrooms, and reasoned. Payable 850 per mo. ful about it." I breakfaat nook, garage, 940. 614 Cali­ Mra. D. G. Stevens, president of of propsrty. with Interest at 8%. "Tou do not mean to charge fornia; BEAUTIFUL HOME CHAMBERUAN COMPANY 'Captive* Attorney tha Community Service of Santa Loana ranging from S'/_% to 7% straight or amortised. Corns In 830—Large. 3-room, completely furn- Spanish type stucco, 7 large rooms, 8 624 8. M. blvd. . • Phone 23431 Colonol Copley wit'.i doing anything Monica, presiding. Darling will be I and talk it over. lshed. 2228 5th. baths, 8 large airy bedrooms, with unlawful or illegal?" asked Mr. full hardwood floors and cedar clos­ HAVE client who wants best lot buy Takes Slap at Cops hold from 16 to 11 O'clock. The pub­ 2 RM. house, some furniture, gas, ets. A huge living room with low north of- Wilshire, all cash. Healy. lic Is Invited to the sessions, it Wilshire Realty Co., 2301 Wllahlre water, lights, 98 mo, 921 Pico blvd. beamed celling, and real fireplace. A "No," replied the witness. LOS ANGELES. April 12.—Attor­ was announced. wonderful kitchen with many novel WANTED TO BUT—Five or six rm. Benjamin P. Altschular, a lawyer PARTLY furn. 9 rm., rear cottage, built-in features, tile sink, large house to bs moved. Must be reason- neys for producers ot "Tha Cap­ P. P. Martin addressed the as­ adults. 1609- Lincoln blvd. Fiidlgs—*e equipment and 2-unit elec. able. 11814*4 Iowa, Sawtelle. of Aurora, III., stated that he was tive," accused of staging an Indecent semblage on t\\p Relation Of Play FURN. 9 rm. house, garage, 714 Bay, controlled gas furnace. The bath is vice president and a director of the play,' launched an attack on a po­ SeHeWE^^Ca to Character." He spoke aa fed* 935. Owner, 2104 5th St. ths last word in modern up to date fixtures, floors, walls in ornamental 90 FOR EXCHANGE—Real Estate Copley Press, Inc.. and that all but lice witness for ths prosecution st lows: , s Attractive sunny 3-rm. apt., good loca­ tils. A large patio, with fish pond qualifying director shares in that today's session of the hearing. '33? OCEAKI X 6^;U_-^_ Mbi*vE.Z,3i'**K _f tion. 2706 4th at. Ph. 61799. " T want to see all Americans havs h- inclosed with stucco wall; 3-car ga­ *2 Beach Lots organization were owned by Mr. Sergeant Sidney Swcetman of tho 9 RM. modern bungalow, gar., 514 rage, with laundry: flood sized lawn On Alamttos Bay, Long Beach. Owner a reasonable amount of leisure,' 'S P_?<_.*A_t*3{.SL-.I N Copley vice squad was tho target but stuok Idaho. See owner, 1427 3rd at. front and rear, beautifully land­ will trade for Santa Monica or L. A. said President Coolidge at tbo Out­ * 'HOME* scaped. Lot 60x160. Just one block income. WUl assume. Used Own Money to bis assertion that "The Captive" 4 RMS. and bath, all improvements. door Recreation conference in 1984. west of Brentwood Country Club, at He emphatically declared f.iat to "would! make anyone ashamed." Vacant May 1. Apply 609 9th St. 607 26th street. Price 914,500. Terms, Then I want to see them educated the best of his knowledge and be­ He admitted that he himself waa 930—1050 EUCLID—4 rms., modern. Open. 160 Acres Farm Land to use such leisure for their own • 6 RMS., sun parlor, Adults Reason- lief—and he has been the personal ashamed to ba seen entering tha Oarage. Adults. 909 Arlsona. Near city of Wing, N. D. Will trade enjoyment and betterment and tha Christian Science able. 817 2nd at. for small home in 8. M. attorney of Colonel Copley for 3S theater where it had been played strengthening of the quality of cit­ FOR REN-T—Small partly furn. hbuae, SPANISH HOME CHARLES NIELSEN, Realtor. years—Colonel Copley had used before ordered closed down. 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PAGE EIGHT XX SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY, APft_I_ 12, 1928 High-Speed Photos BEAUTY ADORNS SCHOOL ANNUAL Cucumber Ranked Birds of Tropics White House Aide Will Be Compared ft"*?? 13 Reveal New Stars As Oldest Plant LOS ANGELES.—A study of the kinship between tropical birds of 1 the old and new world being under­ y* i't-Tti. <*-''**® P^s California Astronomist Uses Popularity of Lowly Pickle taken at the University of Cali­ Camera to Study Giant Partly Explained by fornia at Los Angeles will be aided by the acquisition of a rare and New Summer Dress Stellar Bodies Long History valuable collection of birds from South Africa, presented to the Uni­ ORIGIN MYSTERIOUS BEGAN IN FAR EAST versity through the generosity of and Coat Fabrics Mrs. Susanna Bixby Bryant ot Loa Gaseous Sky-Rangers Are Highly Relished by People Angeles. The collection consists of 263 The New Novelty Found to Be Warmer of All Nations; Grown specimens, representing about 180 81x108 Than Color Indicates for 4000 Year. species, each mounted so as to pre* Checked Taffetas serve the exquisite colorings and In medium and large As a result of experiments In the The popularity ot tho lowly pickle markings peculiar to bird life of Krinkled use of high speed photographic In­ Is partially explained.. Tho cucum­ the South African tropics. It was checks; a beautiful fab­ struments tor the purpose of ob­ ber is one of the oldest known gar­ assembled by Raymond B. Cowles, ric that will wash and taining more complete pictures ot a member of the biology department den vegetables, cultivated by man Bedspreads retain its color. All the the spectra of light from carbon of tbe University of California at best colors; for dresses liars ln the stellar system, Assist* longer than all but a few other Los Angeles, who recently made an In stripes of • nt Professor C. D. Shane of the plants, according to the findings ot extensive sojourn in Africa study­ or trim- d»| | A University of California astronomy Iteseurch Assistant M. A. Joslyn ot ing reptiles of that region. blue, gold and mings; yard.... vie le/ department has just discovered a the fruit products laboratory of Prof. Loye Miller, head of the bl* olegy department nf the University rose; cream new series of spectrum bands the University of California, pub­ whose origin cannot be explained by ot California at Los Angeles, as- lished ln a popular article In the grounds. Full science. seml>led a large collection of Amer- Nancy Satin The carbon stars are giant stellar March number of Food Facta, lean tropical birds while in Salva* I double bed size. bedies usually characterised by a He says: "The cucumber Is one of dor ln 1926. Interesting conclusions for Slips red color. Compared to the vast the oldest of the pardon vegetables. are expected from a study of tbe Special at— A' new closely woven number of other types of stars Few garden plants have been known two collections with a view of de* fabric of unusually high visible from the earth they are com* to be cultivated by man longer than termining the relationships and raratlvely rare, occurring in the the cucumber. According to Dr. point of difference of birds of the lustre and long service. proportion of about one to one Candolle, tbe plant originated In the same spgeies. $Ol9 All the good pastel thousand stars. Considerable diffi­ Far East, and has been in cultiva­ shades. This is' mrmruw-vmrnmumjspecially culty has been experienced in the tion between three and four thou­ study and classification of carbon sand years. Ths cucumber is a pop­ priced at, stars, some more than otiters, be­ Elephant Breaks Into 2 yard ular salad vegetable, and in the Major Louis A. O'Donnell, U. $1.45 cause of their faintneas. pickled form lt Is highly relished by Light Faint people of all nations. Lond oner's Kitchen S. cavalry, has been desig­ lt has been found that ln some Household Art nated by Secretary'of War 54-In. Coatings ' A. B. C. Printed cases tbe spectra ot the light com­ "The pickling of cucumbers be­ (By Associated Press) Dwight F. Davis as the Zephyrs ing from them are too faint to ex­ gan as a household art and exists LONDON, April 12.—Arthur Why- White House aide for 1928. 54-In. Kashleras tend Into the blue or violet regions The regular 60c grade U a such at present ln certain rural survived a startlinff encounter in Major O'Donnell is a na­ of the spectrum. Low speed, high communities. Most of the world's his homo recently with what he de­ 54-In. Flannels we are offering in a dispersion instruments have been tive of Pennsylvania. He supply, however. Is now produced scribes as tho biggest kitchen thief very large assortment used as a means ot obtaining in commercial plants. Cucumbers that ever Jimmied a back door. has been on duty in the of­ aft gi eater detail, in the past, and as a Awakei/'d by a tremendous noise of the best patterns and Miss Anne Fayssoux Johnston of Queen's college, Char­ for pickling purposes are grown ln fice of the chief of cavalry result, very little Is known concern­ all the states. Michigan leads in below. Way went down staira and in Washington, D. C. plain shades; ab* if Ab­ ing tbe characteristics of the high lotte, S. ('., has been chosen for the beauty section of the production of cucumbers for saw ln ths darkness a sure-enough 95 solutely fast color fief C frequency light waves In the blue a university annual. She has been voted the most at* pickling purposes with an acreage elephant wedged in the kitchen en­ trance. Very few people raise ele­ and violet regions. of about 25,000. Wisconsin, is a tractive student at Queen's for two consecutive years. phants in Way's nefghb&rnood and CHARITIES TO MEET $2 Professor Shane's method was to cloae second with 12,000 acres, and he was nearly paralyzed when tho Announcement was made thfs use high speed low dispersion in­ Indiana Is third with about 7000 great bulk waved Its snout In his morning that the Venice Associated struments, sacrificing some clear­ acres, or the other states the most face. Charities will meet at 8 o'clock on ness and detail ln an effort to catch Acclaim Chestnut Old Stage Prompters Important commercial producers are California, Colorado, Minnesota Investigation disclosed that the Friday evening at the home of Mrs. a glimpse of the neglected portion invader was named "Bebe" and be­ W, S. Sanderson, 2284 Superior ave­ of the light from the carbon stars. Blonde, Hazel Eyes Are Out of Fashion and Ohio, In the order named. longed tp a vaudeville team quar­ nue. All members are requested te He demonstrated that by this "The commercial production of tered not far away. "Bebe" had means lt is possible to get photo­ ANAHEIM, April 12 (Special).— (By Associated Press) cucumbers for pickles is about attend, as Important mattera are broken out of her stable and push­ coming forward. graphs of passable clearness, and Discovered—the prettiest girl tn all PARIS—The prompter's box, long twice that for consumption fresh. ed down two gates and the kitchen at the same time to include part of characteristic of the French sta_e, In other words, for every cucumber Southern California. door. She had eaten half a table the previously unrecorded part of is vanishing like other relics of eaten fresh ln the form of salad, two cloth and was knocking crockery tbe spectrum. And out on the for­ She is Miss Ada Williams and tradition. are eaten in the pickled form." about the room when Way and her merly black portion of the spectra her home is in FuHerton, Orange When music hall fashion took The main thesis of Joslyn _ arti­ trainer Interrupted her. he discovered a series of bands, county. Miss Williams Is a chest­ away most of the show girls' cle waa a general explanation of the identical in siss and spacing with nut blonde with hazel eyea that clothes and all of their lines, the methods of pickling now In use, In­ It is said that inhalation of oxy­ I a previously known series whose have a fetching twinkle and a skin prompter's box, sticking up In t'.ie cluding the new "bread and butter" gen for a few minutes will imme­ crigin is a rom piste mystery. movie directors rave over. She's middle of the footlights, obscured pickle, as It Is called. diately cure seasickness. Different Types Just turned 19, never has been mar­ the vision and little prompting was It ts further explained that every ried, and—she wears her chestnut needed. Substances when ln a gaseous state ti esses unbobbed. As playwrights simplified their •_**_• absorbs a different type of light. And lt was those same unbobbed text into easy dlalogus, other n Here's another week of "big value" specials- there is no known aubstance that tresses, flowing In a shimmering prompters lost their jobs. produces a combination ot bands waterfall over her creamy shoul­ In opera the theaters that pre­ folks. It will pay you to take advantage of them. such as those observed. ders, that contributed in no smill sent literary drama and a few of measure to winning for Miss Wil­ the very old theaters, the prompter In addition to this contribution, still prevails, whispering forgotten ^^^ are affecti-a at all Piffly Win*** ateree, Friday, April j Professor Shane has, through his liams the honor of Southern Cali­ *T1_ !"_*_.* 13th, to Tne.day, April 17th, in.l_i.i-_, ia Orange, fornia's prettiest girl, along with lines to forgetful players, but often high-speed stellar photographs, cor­ g flCSC I FlCCS R»»er.ide, Sea Bernardino and Los Angeles counties j the title of Miss Valencia and the they are women concealed in the roborated statements formulated at wings, and the old men who spent (except Avalon). Mt. Wilson observatory to tbe added honor of presiding n_._._ J. # ** 1-lb. Package -*•,. X l_# Tango, "Jealousy" ...Anonymous jjm time BANK MAK-A-KAKE FLOUR Special 75c Dinner and Be SURE For delicious golden brown Pancake* use MAK-A-KAKE. Served from I till • P. M. ARROWHEAD or It! Small Package -*-**_ X X Large Package . -^34" Spring Vegetable Soup THE ENCHANTED Clam Chowder Of Interest, computed MONTHLY, is paid on CANNED MILK Hearts ef Lettuce and Tomatoes SPRINGS SPA—• 4 ' Savings Accounts. $1.00 will start, and we Libby**. Alpine. Carnation or Federal—new low prion Filet ef Sole with Tartar Sauce Get away from thl stress and strain of business and particularly desire small accounts. Grilled Fresh Spanish Mackerel social activities for a while—shake off the cares of life C 25 Breaded Abalons Steak with and come to Arrowhead Springs, where you can relax Tan Can .^. 9 &£_, _.*U*4* Tomato Sauce and rest—or play—in a setting of matchless scenic Grilled individual Rock Bass loveliness. 1 . Lobster a la Oeorge LUCKY fns"9\is •aked Virginia Ham with Sweet STRIKE CIGARETTES potato.* Facilities for All Sports Pkg*. * Calves' Liver with Premium Bacon Here are miles of fascinating bridle trails and a stable of The cream of the crop—*No throat Irritation—No cough. Club Heuss Sausage with Apple fine saddle horses at your disposal—here there are tour­ . Csuss nament tennis courts, s swimming pool, splendid hiking amuu-* _-_mtU V Grilled Pork Chops with Pried trails, and a fine eighteen-hole golf course for your play Spick and Span FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES time. Drop into any Piggly Prices effective thle Friday snd Ssturdsy Only Apples A LOCAL, INDEPENDENT BANK et Pig.ly Wigs'-- Fruit Stsiide Breaded Veal Cutlets Milsnsiss Wiggly store real early Omelette With Fresh Asparagus Seventh and Santa, Monica Boulevard in the morning, and Tips World-Famous Steam Caves PHONE 28001 you'll see how the boys fresh Green Vegetarian Plate clean house. It Is a daily Bananas. 4 lbs. for 25c Dinner and Mud Baths OFFICERS duty because Piggly New Potatoes 5 lbs. for 25c The metabolic clinic and diet kitchen, the arsenical steam Wiggly requirements French Vanilla Ice Cream cave baths—the only baths ot their kind ln America— FERDINAND It. BAIN, Prtsi. MAX MARKOWITZ, Vies Vresi- Cherry Rhubarb....-, 3 lbs. for 10c Orange lee and the radio-active arsenical mud baths at Arrowhead dent .'vM dent demand that sto*-**"" be Tutti Frutti Iss Cream Springs aro wonderfully efficient for. the complexion, re- AUBREY E. AUSTIN, Vise STUART FRAZIER, Viae Fresl- kept apick and span. Tomatoes. per lb. 10c Chocolate Sundae iluc'n.''. diseases of metabolism, rheumatic disorders, etc. I'rcsident dent Assorted Pieg Fruit Jello W. A. TICKLE, Cn-hier KFON Asparagus 2 lbs. for 15c DIRECTORS That's the Piggly Wig­ Coffee, Orange Pekoe Tea, Butter­ Arrowhead Springs FERDINAND' R. BAIN, DR. H. WILSON W-VENGOOD, Blue Goose Oranges per doz. 45c milk, Postum, Chocolate, Sweet Chairman of the Board, Oculist and Aurist. gly station you hoar oa Southern Counties Out Co. Milk, Mater's Beer Hotel MAX MARKOWITZ, 242 meters. For high- AUBREY 9. AUSTIN, Mints Retired Capitalist. class entertainment Kneen a Austin, t'ontractort. No. 10—139 Pier Ave., Ocesn Psrk H. M. NICKERSON, Managing Director, VINCENT MOROAN, ' STUART FRAZIER, tune in on KFON at any Hill, Morgan A Bledsoe. At­ Secretary and Manager, Sierra No. 93—27 Market 3t, Venloe Arrowhead Springs. California torneys. Bond A Mortgage Co. time of the dap. Ne. 27—1440 Third St., 8snts Monies Phone WEstmera 5231 far reservations. LAUFSCAFE . No. 65—11320 Ssnts Meniea Blvd., Sawtelle confuse with Arrowhead Lake.. Arrowhesd Springs r—(rt, named Midi 300 |_H Its. 1 _»_li No. 85—930 Santa Monica Blvd., Ssnts Monies Ne. 88—1122 W. Washington Blvd., Venice 115-17 S. M. Blvd. rm ut the treat •le-hud—Naturc'i own i