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VOLUME UB SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1928 NO. 297 North Part Colored Vote Gables May First Ballet Continue in Cooper Will Is Promised Is Cast ioru Boost Sixth Yankee Doodle Lands at To McClellan Californian Proposition Of Jersey Colored yetera ef Santa Unite With fB\* Associated TV***) Efforts to William John Cooper, atate Mines Field as End of Meniea held en enthusiastic PORTERVILLE. Oct. 25.— superintendent ef schools, will meeting et their Watonic hall WMt it believed to be tM b* m Santa Meniea all day ta* yesterday and voted to sup­ first ballot cast in California morrow snd will spesti four 1 port ! R. F. Mc^Pfeiian fer re* for Herbert Hoover, Repub­ time,. The public ta Invited te Is Dubious election te the office ef county Other Club lican candidate for president, Fill Chest heer him. Hla talha will deal supervisors. It also wee voted WM forwarded to Ravenna, Non-Stop East-West Hop la the wain with tha elxth te hold e mass meeting Thurs­ Ohio, loot night. Aa A. Sea- proposition an the November Hoover Conceded Victory day evening, November 1, for Meeting Held by Members ton, a visitor here, OMSfoltod Workers Out Combing City ballet, the purpose af which la Famous Monoplane With Harry Tucker, in Southern Sections the purpose ef furthering the of Santa Monica Group his absentee voting privilege te tales the atate beerd ef edu­ candidacy of Mr. McClellan by appearing before Attorney to Bring Sum Up cation out af potituct and put Santa Monican, As Passenger, makes by Observers and others who are favored. Favors Change We E. Burford and voting for to Quota the spposntsng power In the Arthur Reese wee chairman ef Hoovsr. TKo attorney csrti * bunds of the governor. Flight In About Twenty-five Hours the session yeaterday. fisld ts ths legality of tM Ml* Mr. Cooper's first address lot ond forwarded Ita Two Counties Would Oust Cohen Chairman States will be at the Ssnta Meniea high school at 10 o'clock, JUMP FROM PRESCOTT IN QUICK TIME Will Decide From Presidency Full Confidence when there will be a student Brantley Claims body assembly in the audito­ Believed Fliers Break Record Established Contempt Action rium. At tha noon hour he Hudson Seen as Strong for Hint Unaccounted Short­ Meeting Tomorrow Night Will talk before the Rotary In 1923, Unofficial Time Is Given at Smith; Essex in Du­ age in Funds; Fear Loss to Be Fined Report of elub in the Mlramar hotel. A North for Smith general teachers' meeting will Twenty-four Hours, Fifty-five Minutes bious Column of Property Threat of Court All Workers be held et 3 o'clock In ths auditorium ef the Madison By DAVID LAWRENCE Says Sentiment in Palo Six hundred members of With a large force of school, at Tenth etreet end MINES, FIELD, LOS ANGELES. Oet. 25—The mono­ NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 25.1 the Gables club, most of Remark Made by Woman workers in the field, Santa Ariaena avenue, and at ttM plane Yankee Doodle, with Captein C. B. D. Collyer nt the —Northern New Jersey is Alto Strong for them living in the Bay Dis­ Monica Community Chest o'clock, the superintendent will controls end Harry Tucker, Senta Monice sportsman end Democrat on Leaving Room An­ be heard befere the Bay Build- the true battle ground of this trict, responding to a call for noys Judge Spencer officials today were hopeful ore enchange, In the Builders owner, in e passenger's seal, landed here at 21 IS p. m. state. Two counties—Essex | a special meeting in the mu­ that at least a large propor­ Eschange building at Fourth todav, completing a non-si op flight from New York City. OIL MAN FOR HOOVER and Broadway. and Hudson—will decide the nicipal auditorium last night FIND FOR DEFENDANJT tion of the $14,000 needed to Tho unofficial time of the flight, which constituted a issue. Essex includes this to meet what was asserted as bring the chest up to its $50,- new eeat to weat non*atop record, was 24 hours and 55 Banker Praises Good Mind city, which will go for Smith, a "financial crisis in the af­ Charge of Defrauding an | 000 quota would be turned in minutes. Ine beat previous time on a flight without stop but the county will not. Hud­ of Republican fairs of the club," without a at the dinner meeting of the 25 Compete for was 26 houra end 50 minutes, made in 1923 by Lieutenants son will go overwhelmingly Nominee dissenting vote, approved a Innkeeper Dismissed entire organization tomor­ John Mecready and Oakley Kelly, for Smith. resolution to affiliate with tbe Loe by His Order row night nt tho First Presbyterian The Yankee Doodle was the center of interest ln Santa The problem is merely one of dis­ Hy T. Brantley, former repre­ Angeles Athletic club. Negotiations, church. Second and Arizona ave­ Mrs. H. B. Hoffman, who with Monica and at Clover Field this afternoon, but up to a late covering how much Hoover will get sentative of the Auto Club of In accordance with the action of the nue. Hangar Contract in all the counties outside of Hud­ Southern California, In the Bay Dis­ I members, were started today by the her husband conducts a hotel and hour the famous monoplane had not been sighted. The son. For if he comes to Hudson with trict, now engaged in the insur­ executive committee of the club apartment house In Banta Monica, "We have many pleilKou now out­ plane with Harry Tucker, of Santa Monica, owner, as a 100,000 majority, the vote in Hud­ ance business, was at Stanford with Frank Qarbttt, principal was threatened with oontempt of standing which will he reported at Many Contractors Seeking passenger, and piloted by Captain C. B. D. Collyer, flew son may wipe out his chances of when Hoover was there, but never­ owner of the Loa Angeles Athletic court by Judge Charlee Spencer In that time," said It. 13. Parker, Chest eatrying the state. theless is for Smith. club and Interested In a number ot police court this morning at the chnrlman, tht* mnrnlmr, "and wo Work on Clover Field in an attempt to lower the east-to*west non-stop flight successful ventures ln Southern conclusion of the trial of Paul have by no means given up hope of Buildings record. Preliminary surveys and compari­ "I admire Hoover for his abil­ Channock, motion picture studio sons of the figures of the rival man- . j California. According to Dr. J. S. being able to finance our charities ity," he said today, "and as a man carpenter of 1143 Fourth street, nn.I charnrtrr-bulldlng agencies for The plane took off from Garden City, Long Island, agers would seem to indicate that who has come tip from a very hum- Kelsey, jr., who presided tht BIDS ARE OPENED yesterday afternoon at 4:10 p. m„ eastern time. In depart­ Hoover is going to carry practically ( prefer Al I nr*eet,n""'. Mr. Oarbitt has Indicated Banta Monica. Channock was ar­ tho coming yearn." Me station in life, 1 rested on a warrant charging him ing, Tucker said they were carrying enough gasoline to last all of the South Jersey and Central Smith. The latter's great sincer­ that he would be Interested In tak­ The Chest finances the Council ot Jersey counties, but by a reduced ing over the club on a basis that with defrauding an Innkeeper. The Social Welfare, Hoy Neouts of City Engineer Howard Car­ 1'' i twenty-four hours. "If we dont ity, his courage and the wonderful testimony, according to the court, vote over that of four or eight years ! humanitarian measures that he has would Insure the members of their America, Olrl Bcouts, V. M. C, A., PI e y»| | u maka It In that time, wa won't maka ago. He should get a substantial ma­ rights In the club. showed that Channock was not Salvation Army, Community Serv­ ter to Pick Lowest u h put into operation in New York guilty of the charge and the case jority in Essex, which includes the state, command my support. He Adoption of the resolution, sub­ ieo (plnygroundn), Catholic Char­ Offer tlying Hub Is i ••" •"•" * •••.*-«<-«• *•** -**-.*••»-• Oianges and the large commuting mitted by Ira Miller, Santa Monica was ordered dismissed, Channock ities and Red Cross, has demonstrated that he has the testifying that he owed the Hoff- At Wlehita Early population, whose interests and in- political wisdom and power that realtor and a member of the Oables "Our problem this year has been Twenty-five contracting concerne clinations are those of the pro-Hoov­ Club Membership ProtecUve com­ mans $12 and Intended to meet the an unusual one," Mr. Parker con­ ars competing tor the contract fur Organized With \\ H'I I ITA. K mi, Oot, 2ti. The er business and financial district of are required for accomplishment. mittee, which has been hard at obligation. Channock accused the Yankee Doodle, transcontinental I understand there is a very strong tinued, "but we are iure the people the construction of two new h.in- New York city. But how much will work in an effort to save the club hotel proprietor ot locking up his of Santa Monica will not be found Knis at ,1'lsivci* Field, Santa Mon* alrplenn flying from New Tork te Hoover get in Essex and will it swell Smith sentiment at Palo Alto and from allegedly threatened financial toots in his room and refusing them lea's municipal airport, It became Big Attendance] l.oa Angelea, passed over WiohttO San Francisco." wanting, even though some have his margin sufficiently to help over- disaster, was greeted with cheers. when he demanded them. been a little slow In responding to known today when tha city coun­ | airport at 4: _ti a. in. today, it waa come the VOtS ill Hudson? Col. E. R. Carter, special repre­ Oraanlsstion of • Ssnta Menl­ 1 reported by Oeorge Comstook, locat The resolution also demands that As the Hhffmans were leaving the the appeal of the Cheat." cil opened the bids of the vario.ii sentative of the Union Oil com* firms. Tho bids, all eccompanl t4 ee Flying elub wae aei-feeted [ manager for National Air Trans* On paper, taking county by conn* pany: "What I like most ebout Ward Cohen, promoter of the club, courtroom, Mre, Hoffman wee over­ leak night st s mrsting at the part, ty snd discounting ths relative weak­ be eliminated from all connection hy checks to Insure good faith upon heard to remark: effloss of ths Ssnte Menlee Eve Ths plans was flying southwest* ness of Hoover as opposed ts Cool- Hoover is that when he speaks he with affairs of the organization. the pert of the bidder, were referred "Well, that's fine." Her tone was nlno Outlook, wllh tha eleetlen of I ri'ly, t.'-iiiiHl'ii'lt said, at a low iiltl* id**e or Hai ding, or to put it another ; talks like a business man. He le Several epeakers, Including former Sclots Initiate by tha council to City Bnglnrrr said to have been a sarcastic one. John Kilgere ee preeldent. Other I tude, when seen here, way, taking full account of ths in* clear and convincing and dignified. United States District Attorney Jo­ Howard Certer, who will rtcom- creased strength of Smith, one finds I listened to Smith's Boston speech seph Llppman of 142 Adelaide "Is thet meant for the oourt, aro Class of Members nii-nil to the counoll the bid to be effleers ere Blweed Humble, af last night in company with a friend you trying to make fun of my de­ accepted; the Outlook, vies prssidenti At Albuquerque thc Republican nominee coming to Drive, Santa Monica, a life member The Ancient' Kgyptlan Order of Huilson with about 185,000 majority. who is strong for the New York of the club, charged Cohen with cision?" angrily queried the court Hetty Brhrman, alee ef ths Out- AI.in i.'i i isi.si i:. N AI.. Oat, M« Sclots met last night at their new Tho lowest lild eubmltted was leek, eeorslsry, snd William R. Will Be Closs governor. When it was over my responsibility for the asserted pres­ "The remark was not meant for —An nli iilniin believed to Be the meeting place, 1431 Third atreet, for that of C. L>. Edlnger for flS.Sfl.tO. (•Isiiln-.h, trnssurer. Hudson may give Smith as high as | friend still said he would vote for ent financial status of the organisa­ you, judge, I was talking to my Yankee Doodle passed over Allni- husband," was Mrs. Hoffman's their regular monthly meeting. A The next lowest was J. A. ('tiUls­ Nsw membere edmltted were 125,000, and there are some who fig- ' Smith, but he was disappointed. He tion. ter, for JUS,803.56. Tho ol hern j (jiu'i'i'iui) at ti: I (i a. in, today. IS sponse. class of 23 candidate* was initiated H. L. Pattereen, Shells Seett, ure it et 150,000. Thus it will be seen said Smith sounded to him ae Heavy Debt ranged up to allghtly above $47,000. WIIH (lying about 600 feet abeve tlm though he was trying to get down "Well, I don't Intend to have my into the mysteries of the organisa­ Osnhsm Scott, Whitley Muthsr- city. that New Jersey is close. A state JTlppman stated that the present tion. Plane for the annual conven­ following ia _ list of the bidden ford, Barry White, H. F. Millies, that is t'cins to hsve ita electoral to the level of the street." Indebtedness of the club, stated to rullnga or decisions criticised," said with the amount of their hldl H. H. Oorham, former president the court as he Instructed Clerk tion which Is to be held In Ban Louie Andrews, T. W. Scott, M. Near Prescott vote decided by a majority of 76,000 be $205,000, made it necessary to Herbert M. liaruch oorporotlnn, F, Welters, end R. J. Andsrsen. or thereabouts, when ordinarily it of the Santa Monica-Ocean Park A. A. Buck to continue calling the I 'logo, November 7, 8 and J, wore PltKBCOTT, Arts.. . in. today The surprise of course, would be were demanding that their claims company, (31,070; Fred Is', Ureen- fornis, assisted in the orgemss- his clear, comprehensive mind, his requested to got In touch with W. hy a group of railroad men re* Smith's capture of the electoral vote. | be paid." Deauville Club field company, l33.r.G4, .lonee tion werk. For he 3urely is going to have a ability to analyze and hts ability "Mr. Cohen collected or la sup­ S. La Frosnaye, scribe, at 331 Sec­ Hrolhrre, (30,100; Lutz Construc­ quested hy tlm Associated I Tens to moral victory in reducing a big Re­ to simplify the most difficult prop­ posed to have collected some $1,- Meeting Called ond street. ts-.n company, (43,071; ll. A. Nlcn* keep nn t Im lookout. The plane waa publican majority. Whether he can j ositions for us. This coupled with 100,000 ln life membership." said ola. 129,890; flying low and was headed west, get the electoral vote depends upon his ability to organise, qualify him Llppman. "Yet he flnde himself ln Members of the Deauville club of Sons of St. George according to the report reluyud I,, H. Norman, $32,990; II. tf. here. how deep seated is ths feeling of the as a candidate of extraordinary debt to the extent of over two hun­ Santa Monica, will gather tonight Two Injured When Roth Construction company, $33,* Plan Masque Dance mass of the people. value to the party and the coun­ dred thousand dollars and the In­ at a meeting miles! by the Deau­ 327.10; Row Construction company, This is a wet state—hence the gen- try." debtedness mounting all of the time. ville Defense committee, the meet­ Machines Collide (34,513; Frank A. Mrhllltng. 13*,- end assumption has been that it J. J. Seymour, retired civil engi­ If Mr. Cohen ts not dishonest, he Is ing to be at 130 Bouth Broadway, 080; H. VendssrHoogen, (30.772; J. On Hallowe'en nlrfht, October 31, Henry Du Pont Is could be safely placed in the Smith, neer: "There are many reasons why | impractical. Indiscreet and a vision­ Los Angelea. Two persons wore Injured, one of A. Webb, (47,433.75; Wilson Broth­ lli'i Him In Monica Hons af HI. column. But while New Jersey has ' we should support Hoover, but ary dreamer. When I bought my The meeting was called by Cap­ them seriously, In a collision be­ ers, (34,095; (>i,i*_:i, Rooeer club will stage Its Married In Texas filth iinnunl wlilst drlvr. and dnnoe, been electing Democratic governors what I like most ln his speeches is life membership, I told blm thet he tain AV. It. Jackson, of Paaadena, a tween two automobiles st the Inter­ J. F. Kobler, $41 >sin. If. F. Jones, and United Stales senators, it re­ that be stresses the borne. He put could never operate a club success­ member, who with 124 others, has section of Pearl street and Twenty- at ths HI, (Js-uii:.. hull, 1447 His- (By Aseoi'lsted Press) 131,400; Henry Ms hlenter, 133,713; ti'i'iitli stfsset, Hants Mon!™. tains its rockribbed Republicanism the home forward a the mainstay fully without dues. His late lettere been named defendant In a suit ninth street, Inst night. Anton Johnson company, 136,973; HAN ANTON In '!'• x.i's. «*. I. 25.— in a presidential year. There per- ! of the nation, and Is essentially a sent to members bear out the truth brought by the club holding com­ Carl Cramer, 9921 Houth Olive A. F. Williams company, $31,785; Thn commitl«••<• hns arranasd for Henry Brillii im Pont, «i.tn ef Mr. sists, for example, the idea that the I heme man himself." of my statement." pany to collect service charges as­ street. LOB A ngelcs, driver ot one C. ti, Kdlrifti-r, $23.072.«'>. A t> a |sl(.ii«inir (ir'ncnim of entertain- nnd Mrs. Henry Du Pont, si'., of Republican party is the custodian of Attorney Llppman said that he serted by tbe club to be due. Jock- of (he cars, and Waller Alwood, I'aechel, $29,430; frank (low, $4*1,- ment and ars ttntl'-lpritlnx a large WllmlngtMi, Del., snd Aft** Mar* the countiy's economic fortunes. would do everything possible to aid son and others maintain that the ibQt'b IIos)ver street, Los Angoles, 495; It. J. Hchutt company, $30,930; crowd nt tho nffnlr. Twenty prlxe* gsret Lewis, daughter nf Mr. end This feeling is ingrained sufficiently Three Destroyers in saving the club to the men and paying of service cherges was not were p|.*k<'cl up In a somi-consclous Walter Bister com puny, $33,012. hnve been donntei*. fur special Mrs. Perry J. Lewis, socially pi mn* SO that even some of the prominent women who "parted with .500 and port of the understanding when he condition and were taken to Banta liK'iit Hnn Antonio folk, were mare Republicans who have been known to I dances nnd costumes. Kancy drees For Armistice Day $1000 for life memberships." purchased a membership In the Monica hospital, whore they xp- Is nptlonal, the cnmmltteo an­ i l«-l Inst nli'iit In H'. Mark's Kpls* be vehement about the evils of Vol- I club. reived medical treatment. C W. Canyon Residents copal church before o. large and die* stesdis-B, are voting for Hoover and | "It is not only the money side of nounces). The purpose of this func­ Three United States destroyers it l*ut our reputation for Integrity' Olson, an employe of Ihe Douglas tion earl* yesr Is to cover the cost tlngulshcd gathering of relatives contributing to his campaign chest. have been ordered to Santa Mon­ Consider Viaduct and friends. Insofar as the business element is j is at stake," Attorney Llppman said. Aircraft plant, wns the driver of of Insurtn*, tho soreer play-rs from ica to take part ln the Armistice "We owe $205,000. Most of this Boy Entertains the oth-sr cor. He was not Injured. Injury while enKnged In athletlo Th»» ltt. Kev. W, T. Capers per* concerned, too, the pro-Catholic vote j Day celebration to be staged In the Property owners of Bantu Mon­ formed lli» -*nrrmsmy. of some Republicans who would be j money Is owing to firms that gave contest*. It was stuted. city, November 11. This informa­ the club credit for supplies and Lions Luncheon ica canyon and several from Santa Tito bride nnd rim in left at once tion was conveyed to Mayor Her­ Monica gathered at the office of 7, sec. 2) many of the creditors sre Banta for a short hnncyinonn In Bumps. (Continued on page man Michel today by Admiral W. Monica merchants. Let us do every­ Billy Fletcher, young Santa Mon­ Aged Resident Is F. IS. Bundy at Adelaide and Ocean They win return here for tha V. Pratt, from the naval base at thing possible to pay off these debts ica schoolboy, presented a number Called By Reaper avenue last evening and went on Managua Is Hit i liristmss lii'lt'lsiyn with Mrs. nu San Pedro. and at the sameHimo preserve the of readings, monologues and songs record ss preferring th* wld-nlna f, ,n i Accident Victims at the weekly meeting of the Ban* The names of the destroyers were club, which ie one of the most valu­ of roadways Into the canyon rather By Severe Quake * «*- Parents, thnn will make th-ir able pieces of beach real estate In ta Monica Llone club today at the A resident of Banta Monica, for home In Wilmington. Condition Reported •ot stated in the communication, Mlramar hotel. His mother. Mrs. six yea rs, Mrs. Jennie Power, aged than the erection of a bridge over nor has it been definitely decided thle eection of the state." It. A bridge, It was held, would he (By. A**'.'*laii,i press) Bessie Fletcher, also gave several 07, died last night at her home In just where thc three war craft will Ne Disorder damaging to homes In tbe canyon MANACIM, Nicaragua, Ort. M. DATE8 ARE CANCELLED Encouraging words come from the numbers and accompanied Billy. Palm Court, on Colorado avenue Culver City Community hospital be anchored in the Santa Monica end would be prohibitive |n cost. A severs rsrtnquske shook Mnnagus ! (//;/ A„„„,./„(,.,/ press) Acting on a report that bad Announcements concern I ni*? the I near Fourth. The body Is at the today concerning the condition of Bay. The later detail will be de­ reached them early In the after­ Ocean avenue can be made 30 feet it 7 o'clock tbls morning. There were I HT PAI'D, A)inn OeL 25.—tt cided by the mayor and the com­ dinner dance to be given In tbe Mendenhali morgue. wide on ite Incline Into the canyon, severs! shocks which in sll Isstfd a \ „ ,,„„,„i,„•.•.! ,,*, j-..,,iihliciiri lii.to Norman A. Reno of Pacific Palisades noon, to the effect that Mr. Cohen Orange room of the Mlramar hotel I w H mittee In charge of thc day's pro­ Mrs. Power Is survived by two it wsa stated. ""'"lt''* , headquarters today that Oov. Adam and V. C. Pritchard of Culver City, on Hallowe'en night and of the sone, also living hore, one being gram. It was stated. (Continued on Page 7, Sec. 2) Se fe, as known the damsrs ws. ,. | „ Nebraska, who baa who were seriously injured yester­ board of directors' meeting at the Wlllam 3. power, retired. Hervlcea A committee of nine, with Ixuls slight, but for a time thers ~sn . MbeenMu aJe supporten t r of Henator Nor* day fjn Venice boulevard. Accord- Hotel Carmel, Monday noon, were have not yet been arranged, sirs. Evens as the chairman, wee ap­ st' rnatloa among the Inhabitsnts. j iii of Nebraaka, hinl <*ancelled .specially among foreign resident*!. ing to the etatement from the hos­ made. Power had lived in California 30 pointed to go further Into the mat* spenklng engagenss-nts tn Minnesota pital, young Reno passed a fairljj ter and report to the property own­ years, coming htre from Ohio. *vSKlt'r*__'V*»«sr.s:.iJXiai£5i£ in hehulf of tbe lIs.s,v..-r-Curtl« comfortable night and is e-_pectej Realtors Urged to Get Behind ers. Dr, W. If. Cornett, who called SF___a ticket. to recover. The condition of Pritch­ Art Association to the meeting ss a representative of ard, which is critical, showed a the West Loe Angeles branch of 1'ME- slight improvement at noon today. Industrial Program for Region Postpone Gathering Penniless, She tbe Los Angeles Chamber of Com- He has never regained conscious­ mserce, presided, B. mt. Power, Encouraging of appropriate In- community life there must be pro­ The monthly meeting of the San­ chairman of that branch, end ness since the accident, which re­ vided industries of a type and char­ WEATS du*. tries for a city of Santa Mon- ta Monica Art association meeting | Earns Dollar Gsrorge (arson, secretary, berth were Bg gg - "-"-r l~ - ss.,1 II More truth sulted ln a basal fracture of the ca's type, was urged by W. H. acter that will Insure our growing which was to be held tomorrow eve- I skull and Internal injuries to him Fitchmiller, vice president of the youth a protection tn the moons of I eintt, haa been postponed for one For Chest Use TODAY'S FORECA8T and l .compound fracture of the left I California Btate Real Estate asso-l a livelihood." week, and will be held In the art SANTA MONICA BAY DIS than Poetry hip and other injuries to Reno. I elation, at the luncheon of the Bay Mr. Fitchmiller urged the realty | gallery of tbe Santa Monica public H Happened In S»nta Monica, Exchange Club WUl TRICT—Gcncraii/ fair tonight | The letter, who has been con- I District Realty board at tbe Mira- ] men to get back of en extensive In* I library, Friday, November 2, at S 8ht wit an old lady, H«r end Friday, moderate tempera­ A'JflfHon, thmt admirable*. Kntf*** dustrial program of development. | ture. Gentle southerly winds* jtfth Htj_.r'-f*.itju.i and author, up­ ecious a part of the time since the j mar hotel today. Mr. Fitchmiller P- us., according ta an announce- I husband w## (Hit of %v#rkf and Study Propositions on b'>.n*f ttf*cu*e<1 of bftlntf dull His address was received with meat made by the secretary of tbe thtra waa «• food »n th_ and hoavy tn • '•nw.*r*«at.-".!i, r-*- accident in bis account delared that I cited the location here of the Hard- hearty applause. as he rode on .his motorcycle to •the^ng-MrMinn Shoe cor. oration of association. Home. Alortf cimt a Com* Plana were laid at this morning's TEMPERATURES t ration by the tender for Its moor* design has been tested ln actual may be used as a seaplans or as a land plane. For acts plane *gork, nee in 1920, attacked Borah, charg­ ssrvice, and found to meet fully ing "Inconsistency." J*** the service requirements. A close, twin metal pontoons replace the "The armament consists of flex­ detailed Inspection of the construc­ conventional wheel type landing NEW TORK.—Raskob said Nor­ ible machine guns both forward tion ot these airplanes ls main­ gear of the land plane. ris* declaration for Smith means and aft, and it is possible also to tained by tbe navy departments bu­ "A crew of three Is carried, the New Tork governor wiU carry Ne­ carry a ton ot bombs for use in reau of aeronautics, to Insure that pilot, the navigator and bomber, braska. '- offensive operations against sub- only tbe highest grade of material who may also act as relief pilot, NEW TORK—Chairman Mac- • marines and surface craft. and workmanship Is Incorporated." and the radio operator-mechanic. Hold of the Republican state com­ "Thle craft lende itself admirably Build Twelve Flexible machine guns are carried mittee, called upon Democrats to to its primary mission of scout­ forward and aft, and the usual pro­ repudiate advertisements Inserted ing, tt may transport Itself to the Twelve of the T2D-1 type planes visions are made for carrying a scene ot operations, end there not have been built by the Douglas by Democratlo county committee 1 torpedo or bombs. Dual controls saying, "Tou con rebuke the party only search out the location of! company for ths navy, and one of are provided in a tandem arrange­ willing to accept the support ot enemy forces and report thsir pres­ them will be on display at the ment and passageways are provided Clover Field plant ot the company blgote by voting for Smith and ence, bit also maintain Itself ln. tn the fuselage to permit the pilots ttoosevelt." contact with these forces for a tomorrow. This plane ls Illustrated to leave the control cockpits when sufficient length of time to deter­ ln photos numbered 2, 8, 4 and 6. relieved, PATERSON, N. J.—Secretary mine their composition and prob­ The announcement of the company Davie of the labor department, In able objective. As the enemy forces states: "Radio apparatus ls can led and speech supporting Hoover, said draw nearer their destination these communication may be maintained single toaue of campaign is how to "The problem of design of euch at all times with the base ot op­ same airplanes may be used to an airplane la peculiarly difficult "maintain and Increass prosperity." harass them with bombs, and when erations. on account of the conflicting re- "The plane structure to of sll BALTIMORE.—Oovernor Moore contact la finally made between the qulrements of the three different metal construction and ample fac­ of New Jersey, Democrat, assailed surface craft of the opposing purposes, whleh must somehow be tors ot safety are provided ln all religious prejudices aa factor in forces, may be used tor directing overcome, and a particularly note parte. The strength of vital parts campaign. operations and gunfire of our Own worthy feature ot this airplane is has besn proved by actual load BRISTOL, Va. — Replying to •hips. that the Douglas company was tests, and thorough Inspection of senior (linns, Bishop James Can­ "The PD-l is being built by the auccessful not alone tn meeting construction to maintained of all non, Jr., of the Methodist Episcopal Douglas coinpany here la Banta these difficult requirements, but in parte from raw material to final Church South, declared Qls.ee waa 4 ; Monica, and to constructed entirely addition kept the sise ot the air assembly.* "pawn ln the hands ot Olvany, of metal, embodying the most re- plane within small enough limits Hague and Brennon," tn framing of sent practice. Light weight alum- to permit the plane to be operated Democratlo plonk on prohibition. lnum alloys, having the samel from an aircraft carrier. The King of Denmark is also King of Iceland. OUANI.I'. N. J.—Senator Harri­ strength as steel, but weighing onl "In addition to Its use on car­ one-third ae much, are used riers in fleet operations, the plane throughout and It la through the la well adapted for use from shore Ingenious use of these alloys that bases and tenders and will play the Douglas company to enabled en Important part in the defence of to build a plane of such huge pro- our coast and outlying possessions. . portions with the high performance In anticipation of a movement Mtd large load carrying capacity against our shores or our outlying embodied. This plane to known as bases, lt may scout over conslder- a flying boat, as distinguished trom able areas of the sea approach to the pontoon type seaplane; the ita base. When tbe enemy has been wings, of which there are two, and located, it may return trom ita tha tall surfaces are mounted dl- scouting mission, be quick ly eon- rectly em the large hull, Thto hull verted to either torpedo or bombing i alone to larger than the boots in plane, as may be desired, and par- : which the Vikings made their trips tioipate In the air offense against | across the North Atlantic, and the enemy. SantaMonica even In Columbus' day would have "The over-all apan of the T2D-1 been regarded as a ship of not ln- to 5T feet, and the gross weight considerable proportions. It houses | fully loaded to 11,187 pounds. Its Dairy Milk- the crew, the fuel tanks, the radio maximum speed ls 124 miles per apparatus, tha armament, and many hour and tt lands at a speed of takes another step other fittings and appurtenances 58 miles per hour. Which go to make up the complete Air-Cooled Wright craft •There are two engines, mounted forward ! Twa Engines one on each wing ln a streamlined "There are two engines ao! nacelle. The engines are n lr-moied Tour family's health to now further protected through aa advanced .service given by the Banta Monica Dairy Company, A THREE DAYS' COUGH IS Our bottles of milk are now doubly covered—fljst, with the ordinary cap, then with the hermetically sealed KANATIVK SEAL, This is a guarantee agalnat contam- YOU* DANGER SIGNAL lnatlon—-Insurance that your milk comes to you in the Coughs hem colds msy lead ta se­ dements which soothe snd heal (ha wholesome, clean condition ln which it leaves the plant. rious trouble. You eea etop them inflamed membranes and Mop ths ir­ aew with Creomulsion, est emulsified ritation, while die creosote gees oa to erassole that ie pleasant ta take. the stom-.ch, is absorbed tola the Easy to Remove Creomulsion is a medical discovery blood, stuck, the seat of tite trouble A simple turn aad an upward lift •wit- two-fold action; it soothes sad aad checks the growth of tha terma _eels the inflamed Membranes snd in­ Creomulsion it guarsnteed satisfac­ Telephone 63166 hibits ssna growth. tory in the treatment at coughs from Of au kaowa drags creosote is me* colds, bronchitis and minor forms of agntoed hy high medicel authorities bronchial irritations, snd is excellent aa eaa ef the ffaatest heeling agencies < n POWER ]""* ** « sspthe system aftor colds &attta JKoniraSairti Qfa. he ooaghf hem colds and bronchial or flu. Money refunded if not re­ Q—-Ml. contains, ia lieved sfter taking according to direc­ OWNERS OP ta creosote, ether heeling tions. Ask year druggist (adv.) CREOMULSIOa-ains- se eeeosoie, outer nesting turns. Ask your druggist, fsdvN) EDGEMAR STOCK FARMS ?m W£ COUGH Fe*QM COLDS TMT HANG ON PLUS MILEAGE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1928 SANTA MONICA __V^IING OUTLOOK SECTION ONE PAGE THREE TwoSpanish Airmail Pilots Are Finally Rescued From Wild Natives of Africa JAILED GANG BE ALT'S WIFE SLAIN COLLEGE HONORS LADY ASTOR Tribes Engage in Japan Interests Palisades Boy Builders to Hold Scouts Guests Special Session War Oyer Captives Center in China Of J. N. Ivanhoe Plan Legislation to Aid Engine Trouble Forces Explanation Given Note on Between SO end 40 Boy Scouts Plane to Land in Anglo-French Naval ef Pacific Pslissdes were de­ Regulation of Con­ Jungle Issue lighted snd thrilled Tuesday struction night hy the "»«t»" provided BOTH UNHARMED WANT LIMITATION them end by eteriee ef the trail BUSINESS MATTERS told them by 4. tt. tvanhee, e Attitude WiU Be Same if French trapper ef meny yesrs' Dinner at Miramar to Ba Huge Ransom Is First experience in the Mammoth Lakes Demanded lor More Conferences region ef California. Concluding Item Are Called Scoutmsster Robert 8. Norris, on Program Aviators assisted by H. D, Crane end Mre. Norris, provided the sumptuous (By Aeeociated Trem) By B. W. PLUSHER Representatives of Builders Kx* Sinner fer the Scouts, with Troon PARIS, Oct. 2D.—Two French air The Chicsao Dsily Nsws .'linnet's ft em all over Southern fal­ No. M eetlng ee heet to th* Sea mall pilots named Serre and Heine, Specie* Peels te the Outlook and Scoute end the Junior Seeute ef l's inia will convene tomorrow after* who were capturs-d by wild trills- , Oct. IS.—-Jepe n's navel the community. The talk given noon at tt:* Ssnta Moniea Bsy Build* men three months ego when they note regarding the Anglo-Franco by Traper Ivanhoe, who speaks srt* Exchange building, where a con- made a forced landing* in the wild I agreement is in such contrast to her avowed policy and financial with e French accent, was filled Rio de Oro region of Spanish Af­ fsrenes will be held. Bob Wilson, condition thet the likeliest explana­ with thrills for the Scouts ee rica, were safe today. president of the Santa Monica (US* tion ta that the situation In China some of the incidents wsre really Tbe Spanish government an­ is momentarily more important te "hair raisers." change will preside tt th* meeting, nounced that the men were with I Japan than any other question and During ths Thanksgiving holi­ which will begin nt 8 p. in, the Spanish authorities at Villa *oe Is the paramount international tB* days, probably Saturday and A nuinlier of business mutters of Cisneros, Rio de Oro, snd were ln sue on which her economic st rue -1 Sunday ef Thanksgiving week, ! vi al Imp srtnni'i' to men ef th* litulii- good health. j ture is largely dependent. the See Scoute will be hosts te iiii profession will be discussed. Engine trouble forced the airmen Japan never bee had any well the eeme group on a two-day j Final plans will b* nia.le before pre- down ln the wild country aa they defined policy towerd Chine, ex trie to Sen Olege, There they .-rutinn the "notice ef intention to were flying toward Dakan, Senegal, cept perhaps during'Baron Shlde will encamp at the Soout heed* build" bllt hefme the stats legists- with mall for South America. They hare's control as foreign minister quarters If) tke "painted desert" tine when It meets next. Tkis wfll were seised by tribesmen who de­ preceding the preeent incumbent, II in Bal bee park. mark tbs last eonferenee before th* manded a ransom of one million pe­ Premier Tanaka. who has also been 11 meeting of th* State Builders' Bs* setas (about $160,000). Other tribes, the foreign minister elnce April, Sharp Earthquake eheage st tic! Monts on December -• getting wind of the affair, ru: *"••.» 1927. It pan'be hummed up In the 11 I It wss ststsd. up and fought over the two cap­ word ''opportunism" te meet, or j Shock Is Recorded Th* llsm William John Cooper, tive's. take advaTTt-ge of. shifting condl-1 state isups s ii tensleiit of public eslu- tlona and "requirement* ln China. While French and Spanish au­ tmu Aeseetated frees) i-aiissti, will be th* gUOSt sf honor thorities negotiated for the release While A*B«rlca'e policy la not of­ NEW TORK, Oct SS.—The eele- an.i will speak at a dinner tn he of the airmen, the pilots were drag­ ficially oppoeed to Japan's, yet It mography at Fordham university given at II'* Mlramar hotel, starling ged about from place to place and —, i ., _ _• _ _ j_ rr, ._i..u is absolutely indepndent end un- today recorded u eharp earthquake I st 8:30. A 18 plecs orchestra ha* suffered numerous privations, Though police were watching her home In sn effort to catch J,.Jp^J-' wmi, *t <.., possible, shock, probably In the neighbor­ lis*, n seen eii to furnish entertain*' AU obstacles finally were over­ a member,of her husband's gang wanted for s holdup, tf not probable, that no under* Lady Nancy Astor, at William and Mary college, Rich hood of tho Caribbean eea. The I ment* come by the combined efforts ot and believed to have been visiting her, someone en- standing or agreement may have mond, Va., where she received the degree of doctor of | ouek waa firat recorded ot T:ll| Colonel De la Pena Cuasi, Spanish apartment ...... li the<,ec, onpr,orto aw laws. On the left, is John Stewart Bryan, vice rector . in. reached Its maximum Int.-n j At the age of 11 Isaac NeertOR high commissioner, a representative tered the*__••_ apartmen_ t of jMrs . AltJJIa Wolch_ , Sunnyside,|vxi i»__v- i 1___*_**_ -i~ssendinig o-if th-«_°—e •*•**—not* . "yet ••* ••* •***•** lty ten minutes later and ceased stood near the bottom of hts class nf the French colonial administra­ Queens, Long Island, and murdered here. New York | ,..,„ of the college, who presented the detrn*c to Lady Astor, t 0 ;I0 In eehool. New I0rh.|n„„ j,, xukeu sn a friendly bid er tion and the air mail company. The police are investigating the crime on the theory that geeture at present when Anglo* and on the right is Dr. J. A. C. Chandler, president of terms on which the release was ob­ she may have been killed for "squealing." The mar- •*•*••**** policies coincide more the college. tained were not announced. j J _ i_ . u ii t tir i«u a „ u I closely than that of the united Thus. sdsy. Oct. H, 1828. dered woman, who went by the name of Wolch, though 8Ute, she was the wife of Tony Bonello, alias Leo Gordon, japan is obviously desirous of Demands Proof of \ South China Aspires Business Topics was S night Club hostess. Bonello i» SOOn to go to trial J further naval limitations and real- Norris' Change To Economic Rebirth l at a ua There Uvea a man wha ls Ui-sl the Witt obann ak chargholduep o fi nparticipatin Kansas Cityg i, nMo. the, sensationaduring thel $19,00Repub0- I IOrienf •t \and V_T..also thaV.!_£f_Ji«^t she Is ln n_o IB)/ Ateoelsted Prett) power In snvn a elnals sent. As thle i I.L,J • -r *Z»T -r J _i .1 TS t. 1 tlonfinanciaa strengthel position n hetro positioundertakn Ien antnye CANTON, China, Oct. JR—"Trado NEW ORLEANS, Oct ti.—The lican national convention there. men etas About to die he ponned the extended building program in * OTTl.MWA.Ia., Oct. JB.—United revival and promotion of native hi- I New Orleans public service com­ followina epitaph te ht e inis'i its.ii on competitive race, but for the mo­ •States .senator Smith W. Itrook- duslries," Is the slogan ot Bonlli I pany has made application to the rk Me Km ^ In ment her diplomacy Is concentrated t.'hlna merchants, who ara seeking board thet would rn city council for approval of a bond hart will not believe that Renator Irish Will Exploit on eettling the China problem, and tn stage a commercial comeback I tha "Pnttefe I'l.l.t**. issue of $6,000,000 of whleh .3.000,- Oeorge W. Norris of Nebraska has Double Taxation I in this ahe would like to have the from tlm lean times experienced "Here tin the remains et a 000 will be spent for extensions Shannon's Flowing thrown his support to Oovernor Al­ I powers act ln unison, which ts an during the paat year, Hl'BNDTHRlFT and improvements on the stteet fred 13. Eimlt-li for the presidency I nsver HAvi*:n u (loiter In rr (By Associated Press) unobtainable objective due to Co-operation with the govern* I ur.-. railroad, gas and lighting system*. "until I see a telegram algned by I never prepared eselnst tha DUBLIN. Oct. 25—Where Ihe riv­ America's announced policy. A ment to eliminate communism, har- I day of MISFORTUNE er Shannon flows, Ireland has Is Hit by Treaty naval conference may be long dls- Norris hlmeelf," the Iowa eenlor nionloim terma with labor, ellml- 1 COMMODITY NOTIS | tant, but when the time comes, .la - I never had a THRIFT account. launched a scheme to develop elec­ senator declared laat night. mil" foreign middlemen with Chi­ CANNED GOODS I pan's attitude will be found to have I never OWNED A IIOUI 8AN FRANCISCO, Oct 25.— trical power. The Free State govern­ Brookhart, during his stumping nese, and still other phrases arn I undergone no changes from that OWN. Canned California fruits are being ment financed a project costing $28,- Yale Professor Takes First tour In behalf of the Hoover-Cur­ being paaeed ebout throughout the I demonstrated at the Washington There are DHJHT8 which I lsn\s IIS'V.s rapidly distributed at firm prices 00 i.ooo end ettempting to enlist pub­ tis ticket, has stated he would have province of Xwangtung as Canton'e Steps to Draw and Geneva conferences. merchant princes eeek a trade re­ •mill and never CAN pay. and it appears as though the entire lic support by Inviting everyone to supported Norris for the presidency had the Nebraskan been nomi­ vival and the prosperity that has My ur.- hae been a FAIt-URK and I pack would be absorbed by the visit tbs scene of construction work. Measure (Copyright, 1028, by the Chicago Daily News, Inc.) nated. not been Canton's for years. want the world to Ist the grass grot** time next season's output oomes Within a period of several months on my arave and forget that 1 ever on the market The cling pea-Mi 60.000 persons hsvs made the trip IS DELEGATE cannere will advertise their pros'.- and been shown through the plant I eileted—for 1 never did live." net widely thle winter to enable by government guides, Ths Free International Conference Is dealers to get rid of the big 14,- Slate is ths smallest consumer of 800,000 case packs. electricity In Europe end the aathor- in Session in itiet are anxious to arouse public in­ Geneva WE PAY LUMBER terest and a demand for better fa- j NEW ORLEANS, Oct 25.—The cilities. mille of the Southern Pine associa­ GENEVA, Oct. 2B.—First stsps tion new business feU oft T.6 per toward the drawing of a multi­ cent In the laat week. Shipments AUCTION TONIGHT lateral treaty to avoid double Mere reduced .65 per cent and pro­ Officers of tbe Sawtelle Boulevard taxation have been taken by Prof. Extraordinary Values OB Investment I school P.-T. A. invite the public to duction was fairly stable. Un­ T. S. Adams of Yale university,! Accounts filled orders total 199,506,000 feet. 1 pstronti* a "white elephant" suction American delegate to the Interna­ : at the school auditorium this eve­ tional double taxation conference | ning, beginning at 7:80 o'clock. Many On Sale Friday and Saturday! | OIL now ln session here. 1 articles of value will be sold to tb* CLEVKL-A-ND, Oct. 25.—Ship­ Prof. Adams has been negotiating j highest bidder, aad s general good with the delegates of the various ments of gasoline by tankers on tims is promised. It will he appre- nations represented at the confer­ On Prudence the Oreat Lakes have been Inaugu­ j ciated if persons attending .bring ence with the Idea of determining} rated by the Roxana Petroleum some article thst tbey would like to Certificates how many nations stand ready to [ company, a Dutch-Shell subsidiary. I dispose of. The Roxana company is expected join the United Plates in a common to apend $5,000,000 in fighting for I convention to get rid of doubleI Silk Dresses a foothold in thle territory ln oppo- I Indicates a production of OS. 000 taxation by which a person doml-1 sltlon to the American companies. j bushels, according to the state fed­ died abroad must pay taxes both Monthly Income eral reporting service. This com­ in his home country and in his I**K Heavy canton crepe dresses, PACKING HOUSE PRODUCTS pares With 80,208,000 in 1927. place of residence. sizes 14 to 40; regular $10.00 Cerlificatee MOULTRIE, Oa.. Oct. 2j — Pack­ •*V_ ing houses with a daily capacity of values 2000 hogs and S00 cattle are (lad­ ing their requirements for animals ASMMl I met by sales from ths feed lots of Oeorgia. The output of the local packer* Is the highest In their history. SAVE MONEY Silk Dresses Silk Dresses BE WHEAT Canton crepe and satin Heavy flat crepes and satins. HELENA, Mont, Oct 23.—The dresses. These are our reg­ Pleasing styles. Regular CONSERVATIVE preliminary estimate on the total by BORROWING ular $12.50 dresses. $15.00 values. wheat yield ef Montana tbta year 95 BE How to Get Rid '•TWO PERCENT, ten Jay." $6 $895 SAFE Of Useless Fat i_ a uaual discount to mer­ Your SECURITY Hare Is— chants who pay their bills ASSETS over $2,625,000 A Pleasant, Harmless promptly. A customer of Se­ Your GUARANTY Here Is— Method Approved \ty curity, -whose credit is good, can DRESS COATS Capital and Surplus—$325,000 Physicians borrow to discount. his bills. Beautiful fur-trimmed dress WE PAY Kvp-y person who wanta to ban­ Figure out for your own busi­ and sports coats. Materials $ ish aseaas fat from any part est tka 00 On Temporary Passbook Accounts body,' ia Invited to try that aefantlfle ness the annual saving which of broadcloth, tweeds and ^ Mar preparation ralfoti Re-Du-fe-Oidd. on Monthly Balances.... Convenient which ls sold under a positive guar­ other wool mixtures. 5% antee of money back M ft fails to ac­ can be made by discounting Withdrawals. complish the desired result. your bills by the use of Security Regular $25.00 values 15 Ra-Doea-Olds are totally different "O? Compounded Quarterly on 10-Year fiom any fat-reducing treatment ever Bank credit. befora offer***, to the public Guaran­ I ' Term Interest Cumulative Prudence teed to be free from laxatives and dangerous drugs. Can be taken by Many successful business men Certificates ... Interim Withdrawals anyone without tba least fear, because Pita 6% Interest. they help to dissolve accumulations of have learned from Security, 'ways by New Millinery fat In a mild, gradual way. Xo diet­ ing, no hot baths, no foolish exercises which uae oi hank credit can markedly Issued in $50 and Multiples. required. increase profits. A selection of 100 hats to Any woman who la content ta re­ A Local Independent Financial Institution main fU and ungainly, when It to m \sr< so eaj-y to acquire a piender, graceful choose from; silks, velvets Operating for Benefit of Local Community figure, Is doing herself a great injus­ tice If yap want to lose weight and and felts. Regular $5.00 at the same time become healthier, happier and more energetic, begin Santa Monica Branch Open TM 9:30 P. M. values. Special taking Re-Duce-Oids now. Ssturdsy ayCiftes Gnaranfy SAVE 25c ECURITY on the purcha** price of u pa^kare of "Re-Duce-Oids" by presenting this coupon to any leading druggist in the Bay District. Always tat stock at the followina* drug stores: C SANTA MONICA Manager 227-229 Santa Monica Bird. Santa Monica Irwin's. Adams, Carter's, aad TFtartholomew's, 8. If. Drug Co. Santa Monica Blvd. and Fourth St. The Specialty Shop Phones 22698 aad 25871 Brentwood Pharmacy. OCEAN PARK Heed Office—Lee Anfeles Off.es Hours: 830 te 5:00; Saturday Till >.00 Dome Drug and Miller's. Monday Evening's: 7:00 to 9:00 Coupon roast be preeented before 1430 Third Street Santa Monica November Fleet. Next Do«r to Woolworth'e "The Door That Swings Both Wag*" —AdT. I

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Santa Monica Evening Outlook SUNDAY MORNING* OUTLOOK SANTA MONICA PUBLISHING CO., OWNKR AND PUm.ISIIER. Diet and Health 6 ROBT. P. HOLLIDAY, ARTHUR K. WHYTE, By LULU HUNT PETERS, M. D. The World and All *? President and Oeneral Manager Business Manager Author of "Diet and Health" and "Diet for Children*' By CHARLES B. DRISCOLL CHARLES 8. WARREN Associate Editor A PIRATE WITH 8WANK MAIN OFFICE, 1148 THIRD ST. SANTA MONICA, CALIF. SUN BATH8 ANO AIR BATHS look 10 years younger still if not some varnish remover skillfully ap­ Sir Francis Drake is a figure PHONE tlttt ARE VALUABLE TO EVERYONE for her figure. A little encourage­ plied to Drake and Elizabeth. Here's SAWTELLE BRANCH, 11240 Santa Monica Boulevard. Phone 321M. THE JESTER'S JOB with universal appeal. He Is al­ Air Beth* ment, please? one more job awaiting a good most M popular among students as The importance to the health of eee If the Royailst League, of Dallas, modern biographer. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office, Santa Monica, under the Sir Walter Raleigh, who put big act ot March 3rd. 1879. If I didn't have a continuous wins out, and Oeorge Bernard MEMBER OF THB ASSOCIATED PRESS a dully water scrub and cleansing cloak down in the mud se that tbe fight to keep my own weight down Shaw Is mads king ef America and The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the uee for publication of all bath, followed by a cold shower (for vain Queen Elizabeth might not news credited to tt or not otherwise eredlted in this paper, and also the local to normal, and If I hadn't had to WUl Rogers, vice-king, the presi­ LETTERS TO news published herein. most) la pretty generally known. In get the soles of ber shoes muddy. reduce many times, I would certain­ late years, the importance of sun dent ttt the Civic Buttermilk I have Just been reading "Sir Represented nationally by ly believe—from all of the tragic TWE EDITOR M. 0 MOO EN SEN & COMPANT, INC. baths is gaining wide recognlUon. League will apply for the Job of Francia Drake," by E. F. Benson. San Francisco. 564 Market street. Portland, 440 Morrison street tatee I hear about not eating and Thie Benson le a very talented and The Editor, The Outlook, Los Angeles, «t South Spring Street Detroit, 3044 West Grand Blvd. But not many realize that air baths king's Jester. Even with the naked .still not losing—that there must bo versatile Englishman. He has writ­ Santa Monica, California. Seattle, 603 Stewart Street Chicago, 860 No. Michigan Avenue are also of value. In fact, probably eye you can see htm at the head of NEW TORE, 100 East 42nd Strset eome other factor as the cause of ten aome ef tbe most entertaining Dear Sir: Copies of the Santa Montoa Evening Outlook may be secured st any of these this column, practicing for the role. offices, where full data regarding the Santa Montca market may also be had. a large part of the value of sun­ excess weight besides overeating novels and biographical books. Tbe is there anything ln the whole light baths is the air bath which The king will have trouble and wide world which can give to mor­ tor the needs. But you see I am on Drake biography ls one of bis most tal being the contentment that is it entails. tho inside and I know how we can the jester will have fun, lota of it. serious undertakings. It appears gained when one pulls up the old |,,U,,,,,,IMII,IIIH,l,MIH,,.M,,ll,M,tl,IIIISIHIS*,IISSSHI.MMIIH..IMI.I,.....M.»...„».,l,HHMHI,l,„IMIM,l»,.„„,s# When bullets are flying or poison as a worthy number of the Oolden _U*m. chair and, with a distant or­ Not all of us are situated so we diet pretty strictly for six* days of chestra lending enchantment to the Hind series, published by Harper's. oan take air bathe of any duration, the week, and on the seventh...! ie passed around the Jester ls al­ moment, delving deep Into the eee but by a little thought we can set Year, many times do we tuok away ways overlooked but not the king. thoughts of your favorite author, be wafted into a land of make- short ones. After our scrub and (snough calottes to make our dally The jester lives on to maks fun of Drake was a pirate all right, but believe. The Outlook's Program average for the week a maintenance when an Englishman writes about sold shower, for instance, many a new king. All the fickleness of a selfish Development Always—Exploitation Never things oan be done tn the nude be­ number. I know how the nut and Ths Royalist League waa started Drake you can hardly expect him world forgotten; all the worries of Bridge Santa Monica Canyon fore dressin**—teeth brushed, nails candy sprees and teas ring 'em up. as a Joke on the city eouneil of to emphasize the piratical quality the day, the differences of opinion, the rush and the hurry are gone as Build a Pleasure Breakwater manicured, shaved (If we're men), I also know tn many cases that thsre jiallas, and was a great success. of his hero. Yet, why not? I can't aee any good reason for putting the If tbey never had been. Develop a Civic Center three to five minutes of brushing are things taken that we forget to Richard Potts, liberal philosopher, A mantle of peace and good will mufflers on the piratical character and massaging ths scalp, ete. Our count. But Nature doesn't. She's made application to the council fer to all mankind settles on your Illuminate ths Streets use ot the city auditorium to ad­ of Drake, Problsher, Hawkins, and shoulders. It's a perfect world. setting up exercise time can also a strict accountant. s. Widen the Beach Road vance the Royalist cause with other great British national beroee Life Is good. be Utilized. Reforest the Bay District One oan, however, go for a week Shaw as candidate tor king. The who really were pirates. But woe unto me If the book we The value of the air bath for sometimes on a reducing diet and councllmen were shocked, which Benson has done a scholarly Job thought to afford us that pleasure- able trip into a land unknown those suffering* from pulmonary not lose. It ls due to tbe water was not what Potts wanted. All and a good writing job in -writing &,llllll,,IIIIMIIIIIIIIHM,IIIIMIHIIIIIIISSII,ll,,IIMIHMII,MMM,IMMMIIHIHMIIIMMIIIIIHm„,tl,IMIII,lliHlllltl„IIMIIIIHIie proves but a dud. And how many (lung) tuberculosis ln whloh the balance factor. Sometimes tissues the rest of Dallas laughed. about Drake. He has glorified there are whose pages are but a waste of time—written for profit direct sunlight or artificial sunlight hold water (especially If salty foods The Civic Buttermilk League to­ Drake at the expenee of Queen Elisabeth. If you enter Into the of pocket only. Is not advisable, ln most cases, ts are taken) and ot course this day elected Potte a life member and The Children's Concerts spirit of the Benson narrative, you And how Is one to avoid these written up by Dr, E. 8. Bullock ln weighs. Those who are dieting to appointed blm minister plenipoten­ pitfalls? Ah, III tell you— love Drake, but you don't think the Journal of Outdoor Life, as reduce must not become discour­ tiary to Texas. At the Santa Monica public li­ ANTA MONICA is unique in many ways but perhaps much of Elizabeth, who ls revealed brary there's a group of lovely her greatest claim to distinction is the fact that each follows: aged by this water retsntlon. The NEED MORE RAGE as a dishonest, small-souled, self­ ladles, who know whereof they S year she provides concerts for her school children " . . . But air baths, let me be tlssuee will soon give It up and they ish, grasping*! two-faced, vacillat­ epeak and they're always ready and One of Banta Monica's beautiful that are the envy of the rest of the world. Through the equally emphatic, are of great Im­ will be surprised in a day or so at willing to speak—as all lovely women has written la to tell ua ing, Incompetent woman. Eliza­ ladies ought to be. auspices of the Bay Cities Music association the greatest portance, and the time will certainly a greater loss than was exported, something good about Hoover. We beth took shares in Drake's pirate The moment you walk ln you're artists are brought here in a series of concerts eight in eome when, ln favorably located In­ for the dally loss ot tat will also say she ls beautiful because we expeditions, and demanded her greeted by that friendly smile that makes all the world akin. It's the number. All eight of these concerts can be seen by the stitutions at all times of the year, register. want her to eee herself as others share of the spoils when there were any spoils, but ahe waa alwaye one place where no formal intro­ snd In others less favorably sltu- It la true that the endocrlnes (the see her. So few beautiful women, duction is needed. Your liking and school child for the trifling amount of one dollar. ready to repudiate Drake and lie atsd part of the year, our tubor- ductless glands) are not functioning you know, are ln the least con­ their liking for good books is the This series of concerts is probably the most import­ out of her share ln the piracies. open sesame to assure you of culosls patients will be stripped of properly In some cases of excess scious of it, end we must be telling ant annual event In the whole Bay District if not in all of eee wishes fulfilled for delightful hours. Southern California. The fact that Santa Monica does all clothing but a breech cloth and weight, and that makes lt harder; them. And how they do enjoy going given air baths. Patients so exposed but H Is my belief that the glands This good thing she eays about A pirate can be nobler than a around with you. A diplomatic this is known all over the United States and has caused queen sometimes, and certainly question here and there and, with do not take oold easily, are not so also have been disturbed by the Hoover we don't like to print be* the New York managers untold worry. Other communities Drake appears as a nobleman of the wave of a fairy wand you'll find ask embarrassing questions. If this little town of Santa dependent upon artificial heat, ap­ unbalanced, excessive diet cause it Win make no one mad. yourself ln possession of Just the What we want to do as the beet high quality when you stand him pear better, feel better, eat better, Now, Mre. M, I look you right ln kind ot books you can't hslp but Monica can do this wonderful work why can't they, but thing that can be done ln this cam­ beside his queen. But tbe trouble enjoy. and, briefly, recover faster and the eye, and kindly but firmly tell the managers point out that if all cities were allowed to do paign is to publish something that Is to discover either the true queen I've learned the utter waste of this all the great artists in the world would be working for more surely." you tbat you cannot live en 1SO0 C will throw the Hoover supporters or the true pirate, under the in­ haphazard selection of titles and • * • practically nothing. a day for 24 days, wtth your ac­ Into a fury. No fury, no campaign, numerable coats of whitewash and authors when I have but to ask The Water Balance varnish that have been applied by and there is accorded me with will­ What il the answer to this puzzling situation that tivities or without them, and not ls our motto. ing, friendly courtesy that assist­ Mrs. M, lost 35 pounds by Peter* lose any weight. Absolutely Impos­ Oet the voters fighting mad and historians and story-tellers during ance which makes the success of makes Santa Monica so extraordinarily fortunate. It is a three centuries. I'd like to see my errand assured. combination of two things: First, L. H. Behymer has a lslng, but now she has struck a sible. For your Internal activities— you gst them to the polls. Xeep snag. For 24 days she was on a the beating of your heart, the flow them proud and happy and peace­ And I come home, loaded with soft place in his heart for this community, and secondly words, whose sole Intent and pur*> Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman has organized the leading music strict 1200 calorie diet, sometimes of your blood, your respiration, your ful and they go swimming, or golf­ pose-but lead me to the culmina­ association in California right here in Santa Monica. When less, and ended up Just where ehe digestion, ste, would use more than ing, or bridge whlstlng, autoing or tion of an evening of delightful re­ started; 168 pounds of solid flesh footballing on election day. pose ot mind which but better tits Mr. Behymer signs these great artists up for Southern 1200 C, dally. Bo try again, re­ TheWa> me to the tasks of the morrow—lt and ao flabby fat She ls 42, 6 numbering what I have said. An­ But for this once we will make it is to be that I awake to greet California he insists that one of the children's concerts be an exception and print what the feet fi'.j inches tall, heavy bones other point to remember ls to have the dawn of another day. included in the contract. That is the whole story. beautiful lady sent us. It's from H. B. PRESS. and solid muscles. She swims tho same type of meals and at the of the Trader Horn and quotas old Horn Santa Monica owes an inestimable debt to L. H. every day and she means swimming, aame hours of the day before the himself: "The Quakers I've always To the Editor. Sir: Behymer. one that never can be repaid. not sitting around In a bathing suit. official weighing that you did the held to be above par, whether in Cute her lawns, cares for her own week previous. World I understand a vote of the people One of tile great treats this year will be the Flonzalley trade, or In religion or In ordinary le to be had on November 6 about Quartet which has played together for more than 25 years. garden, walks and plays golf. Her Our pamphlet on reducing and "ite." By GROVE PATTER80N the California law regarding se­ This is their last season and they will appear here on the friends say she looks younger than gaining goes into more details of And now won't somebody please curities belonging to other statee. May I ask a little publicity of this? her age, but she bellevee she would reducing. help us to be a rage-maker. Who­ children's schedule. If it were not for Mr. Behymer's gen­ DUTY I have not seen mention of this ever said a candidate is not elected proposed change ln any of the erosity hundreds of children would never have an oppor­ Robert E. Lee wrote, in a letter by his friends but by the enemies newspapers, and yst cannot but tunity to hear these great artists. Others who will appear to his son, that "duty ls the sub- of his opponent either told a truth feel that lt should be brought to this year are Elsa Alsen, Guy Maier, Leo Ornstein, Daisy llmest word ln the English lan­ the notice of the voters. It ie pos­ Who's Who and Timely Views or a He with 'extraordinary sparkle. Jean, Harry Farbman, the Russian Symphonic Choir and guage." To do one's duty as one sible that it has been mentioned the Niles Ballet. If you don't insist on your youngster sees It is the secret of thoughtful and that I did not see It. TRAFFIC PROBLEMS of the conditions and of the prob­ I have a friend, native of this doing another thing this year, put your foot down and see THE ORAND RESULT and successful living. It eounds DISCUSSED able effects ot thsir installation. state, whose father died many that he takes in this series of children's concerts. Charles E. Hughes says the con­ simple and ts simple—but it is ex­ By ARHTUR W. BERRESFORD Many are Installed and operated years ago in possession Of some troversy over prohibition ln thle tremely difficult. Mistakenly we Eastern securities which he left to President of the American where and when their use Is not campaign is only a sham battle. He seek rest and comfort by shirking his wife and two daughters. The Engineering Council justified. thinks there Will be no result. Per­ duty. Strange that we find lt so income, at tbat time, was adequate An Equal Opportunity (Arthur W. Berresford wae born It Is dearly obvious that some haps he ls mistaken. It may be if but has for years been barely hard to learn that the path of duty enough to make ends meet. One N printing daily interviews on the coming election of in Brooklyn in 1872. He studied cities are making two fundamental Smith is elected that 200,000 and is the way to rest. ot the sisters married and Is living electrical engineering at Cornell errors ln Installing street traffic one-half gallons of booze will be • • • ln another etate. president the Evening Outlook does not want to confine university and was graduated ln consumed la the United States the A few days ago my friend re­ I them to Hoover stories by any means. Smith sup­ signs, signals, and marking. These PATENTS 1893. Berresford has worked along errros are: next year and lt Hoover is elected ceived her county tax bin. it is a At least forty years ago a man little more than double wbat lt waa porters are not only welcome to speak their minds in our lines ot electrical engineering with the reoord will be 200,000 gallons, columns but are cordially asked to do so. First, placing traffic control de* wrote a letter suggesting that the laat year. Wa were quite sure it various companies. He served aa vices without adequate study of the gallons. patent office in Washington had was a mistake—but no, upon in­ The more the voters in either camp are stirred up quiry, tbe law Is that 20 per cent vice*preeldent and manager ot the conditions which their use Is in* out-lived its usefulness and ahould •nd the madder they get, the more votes in the ballot box Iron Clad Resistance Co., at Weet* ARE THEY WRONG of all you have, be it little or much, tended to Improve, or ot the evil be abolished. He said that lt was must go to the state. November 6. With 14,185 voters registered, both parties field, N. Y., from 1108 to 1900; as Speaking of prohibition, ia June should unite on at least one thing and that is to score a offsets produced at some intersec­ not conceivable that anything else We have subscribed to the Out* superintendent from 1900 to 1905. tions resulting from the attempt to of 1918, William Howard Haft, then ot Importance could be invented. look during the five years we have record of 10,000 votes. This is not impossible. It can be and generat manager since 190S. He correct undeelrable conditions at a professor ln Yale university, Man's ingenuity, he thought, had lived In Santa Monica and have said: "The issue will never be sometimes felt that its news has done with enough well placed fight. atso ts connected with various other one particular Intersection. been exhausted. No one today Therefore the Outlook wants all the hot election talk Battled." been a truer record than was to be engineering concerns. Berresford Second, employing traffio control would be so foolish as to write found in the larger dallies readers ean pile into the office. We want no personal abuse There are people, however, who has been preeldent of the American devices at places and times not Jus­ euch a letter. Yet we all at times I hope you will explain to your of either candidate—-that will not be tolerated, but other­ Engineering Council sines 1827.) think that Hughes and Taft are ehow by our speech and action that readers the proposed change ta tified by the conditions. thia law. wise stir up the political animals with your sharpest sticks. TTiiK principal reasons why signals old-fashioned, In proof of which we have little faith ia the things It theee tendencies continue, the they point te the whiskers of the H. T. ODEA. to control street traffic should that are and are to coma It takes SO" Euclid avenua Inevitable result will be a publio two. Hughes has a full set and Governor Smith speaking in Chicago was very severe be Installed are to Increase the a big imagination to predict life. recognition ot the errors, and a con* Taft haa a moustache that would Editorial Note: If Proposition No. on tto administration, and on Borah and everybody safety ot pedestrians and vehicles No one has vision great enough. sequent neglect or unfriendliness fill a mattress for ths man ot or­ 3, ea the November hallo*, ls ap­ speakinr g at all in Borah fashion. It is plain that the gov- at congested Intersections, tO facili­ But the places of leadership will «"J° "getting peevish, for which he is not to be blamed. toward etreet traffic eigne, signals dinary weight. Do these whiskers proved b>* a two-thirds vote of the tate the movement ot traffio with a always go to those who can eee the people, the tax on securities It Is not pleasing to advance a lot of sounding arguments and marklnge. prove that they were, and are, out minimum of delay at congested In* furthest. brought ta from other states will •amy to observe the opposition proving them sound only This neglect will lead to the ulti­ ef date and wrong? be much reduced: will be, ta tact, tersectlons, to provide for the con­ ess mate defeat of Useful and effective CHARLES S. WARREN. three mille per dollar ot their ac­ in the sense of being noise. SALES TIMIDITY tinuoue movement ot traffic methods of traffio control. Such tual value. Tbe legislature will be throughout a heavy route, and to Most unsuccessful salesmen have permitted, by a two-thirds vote, to Josephus Daniels always was queer. His official fundamental errors can be avoided make this tax four mills. Interrupt a heavy traffic stream at two things to blame: a lack of be­ career proved that. In private life he is as queer as ever. by obtaining expert engineering ad­ ©nr JHimttr lief in tbeir own goods, and timid­ Just now he is opposing Hoover on the ground that the Intervale ao ae to afford opportun­ vice before any system of street Santa Monica Evening Outlook. ity for cross traffic to move. ity. Why be timid la the presence Banta Monica, California: latter has not taken a firm stand on prohibition, and traffic signs, signals, and markings Pulpit et a prospect when you have some­ Gentlemen: . Josephus is very, very dry; dry in fact as dust. So he The most generally effective me­ ls established. thing you really believe ls good for On behalf et tbe American Legion chanical device used to Increase supports Governor Smith who is the open foe of prohlbi- In most cities the responsibility Speak ante all the congregation him? If you dont really believe be Auxiliary, Unit lit, I wish to ex­ tton. The Darnels type of logic certainly fa a puzzler. safety and to facilitate traffic at le placed upon some branch of the press appreciation of your kindness ef the children of Israel, and say ought to have it, you are dishonest to us during the pact pear, and to Intersections on City streets is the police department. No standard of* tn trying te eell It to him. If your n nw i 1 unto them, Ye shall be holy: for I hope tbat our friendly relation win _ rsA J '*» °*» «•»***»**«f a lad who is bringing suit nutomatlc traffio contral signal, but (total organiza tion handles questions the Lord your Ood ass holy. goods are right you are doing him continue betweea yew staff and fa Chicago to be relieved of the obligation to attend school, there ti A tendency to use traffio relating to traffio signs, signals and Ye ahall tsar every man his a kindness te eome Into his office. my successors. ite is 16 years of age, holds a position in which he earns control signals unnecessarily. markings, and this defect ie perhape Walk In witb your head up and Very truly yours. mother, and hia lather, and keep GLADYS T. MACOMBER. M«6 a month, and is supporting a mother. Perhaps he Some are Installed Indiscrimin­ one of the most serious features ot My sabbaths: I ass the Lord your don't apologize. Publicity Chairman. is less in need of schooling than the average youth. ately, without n thorough analysis tbe preeent condition. Ood.—Leviticus 1»:2, J. 340 Eleventh street.

„?.-_--ftttftftfrBJ^^ THURSDAY. OCTOBER __S, 1928 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK SECTION ONE PACE FIVE Babe Ruth, on Campaign Tour, Gets Big Laugh When His Chair Collapses

An African finch is known te LEGION OFFICIALS VISIT MEXICO Amateur Dramatics Bodies Are have u vocabulary of too recorded Swat Kiiig Pinch Amendments to Symphony Season Win Great Favor Taken Out wonls. Philippine Law tttf Associated Preee) Of Windsor To Open Tonight MAP R1 D, Oct. 25.- Am.trur acting | Hits as Speaker Make Progress haa asMosd e gtset vague emong i (By* \«s...•iiiteil t'r.ss'i tha young men and women ef Spain. LONDON, Oct. JB.—Unae- Punks, department stores end fee* custom.d activity within the Waves His Brown Derby | By WALTER ROBS Good Program Outlined for walls ef Windsor Cs.tl. and Special Radio Oispstch te tke First Night Under I torles tetee their own dramatic se* I my st.ri out lights In the fe- to Restore Peace Oetieek and the Chicago cIcMse ergsniisd bv the employee. mous St. George', chap.I there in Meeting Dally News Schneevoigt Apart from societies -.horse mem- wsre .xplamed today when It , Oet. 26.—Amend­ bees occii*.,*,' well esld situation. wss leerned thet eodiec ef Investment ments te the eereeeetlew lew, there la a class of aspirins nmntctu minor m.mb.r. of the roysi mess u res wMsIl Co ver nor-Oen­ NOTED SOLOISTS PETTY PREJUDICE actor, composed ef laborer, snd tee* 'amily wer. being removed. eral Stimson desires the legisle- Ths rs—isins ef theee historic Certificates turs te approve, made slight Albert Spalding Also (dents of tM thickly populated poor, p.rsonag.s will now rest tn Nominee Compared to to di"strict* ef Madrid. Two smsll then progress today, following Tues­ Appear Later in Cur­ qreund spscislly consecrated Unite of $100 Baseball Player by day's msjority caucus, sustained tors, which eaa be rented at a nom­ fee them et Pregisnors in rent Year inal figuit, enter te this class. Windsor Pari** the bursal place Slugger by Senate Preeldent Queson's sr- ' Under St.t. 8up.rvl.ion gemsirt thst they be sent te com - of Queen Victoria and the (By Associated Press) —titteei fee study end report. Th« optning of ths tenth season "irinee con.ort. RESOURCES •1,400.000.00 the llbellee Symphony Mo. S la D The bodiea were transferred LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 25.— ' This however, doss net assure of ths Lea Angsles Symphony or­ major. chestra season tonight promises to *1SSSUSS the royal mortuary "Babe" Ruth, king of swat, pinch their psssege. The fight Ig net The coming seston will bring t< over, slthough it le evident thst be one of the most brilliant in the Los Angeles many soloists ot not* i.n.ath tile chap.l le b.com- The Coast Mutual hitting as a stump speaker for Gov- I ng full* Honeoferth the mor- the big money beck ef tht hi.tory of thst erganisatiea, accord­ and with programs which ere excop uary will be r...rv.d for »ov- ernor Alfred E. Smith at a meeting J amendments proposition deee In­ ing to the manag*me nt. George tlenslly well arranged ths tenth see Bldg. Loan Assn. 1 r.igns and heirs te the throne. here last night, along with John W.I fluence soms memhe**s» Patron Sc *-nserelgt, ths conductor, has sr* SOD should prove a very svceea.fu Homo Office—Lee Angelee Am one tho soloists Felix Ss' Davis, received a lusty welcome j ess Is alee expected to gain votes ras (red s program far the opening one night which Includes two numbers ***"•». tr«»k»«« Mslsls. cc* Rodtin'kl ef the riilla.lelpliin **. ANTA MONIOA AGENCY I from the audience when be pleaded ' for ths smersdmsnts. nil mi cellist; Kathryn - The islande are voting larg* new te Los Angelee. They sr. "Ver* tra I to of opera fame»• ; Sophie Bra ostra. who conducted three con* the cause of the Democratic nom­ latleas and Fugue oa e Them* by leu, s Los Angelee favorite ead thn 1347 Fourth St. sums this year, bsth fer seheels • last seassn, will again well ths inee, bet the throng was no leu ' end fer public user bs, end mem­ Motart." by Soger, aad "Overture outstanding pianists, Rudolph Gan ea Negro Melodies,*4 by J. Dunn. The toil as a guest conductor for two RUSSELL LONG uproarious a few moments later bere opposing the amendments Gcorg Liubling aad Alexander Brai reni.msiei ef the program includes lotv.ky. The popular violinist, Albert p-'ifnrmancea during the coming Viee Bret, and Diet, Mgr. when a flimsy chair In which he HOW may bs won ovsr with lib* era! perk barrel sppropristions Rsv.l's "Serenade of the •fester," and Spalding, will also appear. Dr. Ar* winter. was seated on the rostrum creaked fee their districts. The whole and then colla psed. Following tbeir convention at San Antonio. Tex., officials effort te secure msjorities for The Babe, Intently listening to the amendments hag been char­ the remarks of Mr. Davla, discov­ of the American Legion crossed the border into Mex­ acterized by secret conferences. ered hie plight too late. ico, where they paid a visit to President Plutarco These conferences seem te have Newspaper men elttlng at a table Calles at his country home in Mexico City. Photo been concerned only with ways beneath the rostrum scrambled In shows, left to right, Portes Gil, president-elect of Mex­ end mesne ef putting the emend* every direction as the home run msnte ever, because Stimson's king hurtled forward, but tbe player ico; Calles, Dwight W. Morrow, U. S. ambassador to endorsement gf the amendments averted a complete fall by clutch­ Mexico, and Edward P. Stafford, former commander hss besn statsd openly end ef­ ing steadfastly to a nearby railing. of the Legion. forts new seem to have been re* Ruth, waving the brown derby doubled te get the amendments The finest, fastest car which he has adopted, finally psssed prior te America's prssi. dentisl election, brought the audience to order and CHAMPION COW (Copyright, 1928, by the Chi­ Mr. Davis resumed. Killarney Is Favored] (By Associated Prees) Buth had previously compared cago Daily News, tne.) the political career of the Demo­ Spot of Irish Gnomes MOOSEJAW, Sack, Oct. II. — cratic nominee to that of a base­ Canary Korndyke Alcortra, ot Boh- ball player who "delivers the (By Associated Press) arm, Sask., holstein, is a champion KILLARNEY, Inland, Oct 25.— goods," declaring that ln the po­ cow. IB 806 dsys she produced 1080 10,000 Bottles a Day underiIOOO litical game, as ln baseball, a clean Persons who think that elves, pounde of butter fat, exceeding th< fighter always wins the public's gnomes and fairies do not exist, previous record by 108. Milk pro should Come to thS lakes of Kil­ Every day 10,000 women buy a esteem, regardless of petty preju­ duction In that period was 26,88! dices. larney. Here the Inhabitants ot the bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vege­ unknown world caper at will. pounds. table Compound. Thsy know thst Buth, with his team-mate, Lou there is no better remedy for their Oehrig, played ln an exhibition They are known as Leprechauns troublesome ailments with their game here yesterday afternoon for and they ere very busy. Their Irish shoes, an Irish hat, a pipe I the benefit ot the Florida storm work lasts three and a half hours, their mouths and usually a shll accompanying nervousness, back­ sufferers. from midnight until half-past three lalah tn one hand. They are kin. ache, headache, "blue" spells, and rundown condition. Studebaker's In the morning, and only en nights hearted and obliging. Many house­ when the moon ls full. wives rsport having awakened In Mexican Oil Output Thsy are four Inches high and the morning to find the milking Lydia F. I'inkh.iin's Seeks Lower Levels dresssd In dark green swsilowtalled done, the butter made and the bread coats, knee breeches, patent leather baked. Vegetable Compound (By A**nclated Prea) MEXICO CITY, Oct. t-.—Mexico's oil production ln 1928 will total only "^tt^^K^t-^U^^ about 60,000,000 barrels, according to ERSKINE SIX newspaper estimates based upon In­ formation obtained in the depart­ ment of industry, commerce snd labor. Production until August 1 totaled 81,010.818 barrels and it is expected *lOmem$>JfomJfrswel % that not mors than 20,000,000 bar­ rels will have been produced during the last five months of ths year. The peal: ln Mexico's oil produc­ tion was reached In 1921, whsn 108,898,000 barrels were produced. SHTEZERS Since then the production has been slumping steadily Exportation of oil fell off consid­ FASHION SALONS erably in August of this year when SECOND FLOOR AT THE BAY oaly 2,212,'I07 barrels were sent cut of the country.

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_^rk..-tf-.J,_i,.1.__..e, PAGE EIGHT SECTION ONE SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1928 Plight of Armenians in Syria, a portion of this number ON TRIAL FOR GAMBLER'S DEATH Church Status in Navy Boss Abroad Flight Record having been exiled there by th. Outside Noise Gets Off fatal Action Turks during Ul. war aad th. re­ mainder having fled from Turkey "T"\ To Be Object 'By Aseoclat-d Press) BEIRUT, Syria, Oot _..—A re­ when the Kemallsta came lata France Troubles power. Bothers Singer Of Two Fliers lief commission, appointed by the international labor bureau at Oe- I Government Now Asking 'fii. Associated Prss__ ne va, ta conjunction with the, SANTA MONICA Lawrence Tibbett Not at 8AN DIEGO, Oct. *•-—Loo French high commission for Syria, His Best in Concert Permission for New Schoenhair. reserve army aviator haa launched the first systematic I HOSPITAL AND Last Night Activity and former flight instructor at measure, toward the solution of] SANITARIUM Rockwell Field, and J.hn Gugli- the Armenian refugee problem ln FULL BATTLE CREEK LEFT OPPOSES menti, night .Ir mail pilot, plan the mandated territory. I TREATMENTS PACKED HOUSE to take off frem Rockwell Fisld There ere about 80,000 Armenians Fear Entry of Vatican in about daw. tomorrow in an at* Dramatic Intensity Startling tempt te smash the world's tus- at Times During Politics of Country tained flight record now held by Under Provision Germany, if weather conditions LOAMSHIER HOSPITAL Program are favorable. Authorization for the use of A Lovely Garden Spot—Complete Hospital Facilities By J. HAMILTON FISHER By CAMILLE LE MERCIER Speeial Cable te the Outlook ind Rockwall Field as a basa for ths There wae muoh ot Intereat In the Ths Chicago Daily News flight was received from ths war 1116 PRINCETON Just Off Wilshire Blvd. concert which Lawrence Tibbett. PARIS, Oet. 25.—The question of department yesterday. California's own baritone, preaented I the legal status of the Roman to a packed house at the Philhar­ I Catholic church In France will monic auditorium Tuesday night, aad there were other thlnga which raise a political tempeat in parlia­ didn't .it so well. There was fs>r ment ln the course of thn general instance that little matter of the debate on the budget for 1929. outside noise which upset Tibbett The government asks modifica­ Vice Admiral John H. Day­ £a£Day, Saturday, Nov 3^ ta auch a degree that between songs he began looking from 'eft tion of the French legislation en­ ton, U. S. N., posed, above, -to right, finally explaining his ac­ forced ln 1901 and 1905 when the as he was about to sail for tion by telling the audience; "A French atate was engaged ln a Madeira, where he assumes ^^^s*temAutdsr_i_MIM little competition which ls not par* deadly fight against the dominat­ ticularly relished." It ls proble­ command of all American matical if that waa the only reason ing Influence ln politics of the Ro­ naval forces in Europe. His tot his obvious lack of enthusiasm man church and particularly of the flagship is the Raleigh and ta the first part of the program. powerful congregations of monks. Whatever it wae, the audience did The law of 1901 banned from his base is at Funchal, Ma­ not bear Tibbett at hla beat laat France all men's congregatlona ex­ deira. night cept four devoted to education ln It is, of course, a pity that thia foreign countries. But since the baritone only recently was seen ia war, many congregations have strongly oppose that liberal policy, 'ITM or two of the operas presented fearing that the Catholio church by the Los 'Angelea Orand Opera I come hack to France. In fact, since company. The faot that he ia just 1914 the French administration has will attempt again to wield an In­ SALE// a little hit mora of an actor than been very liberal with regard to fluence ln politics. Just a few more days of these Greater Savings a singer was thereby accentuated theae congregatlona, many of which (Copyright, 1928, by the Chicago on guaranteed "Western Auto" Tires and Tubes. to an exaggerated degree. He is own conventa In France, first of all What might be termed Dally Newe, Inc.) Thousands of motorists have taken advantage a baritone "robuato," with lots of The government now Is asking parliament to give legal permiaslon of this opportunity to equip their cars with guar­ the latter. Hla lyric, qualities are The sharpest eyes unaided can­ not especially developed, and ao he to re-enter France to all congrega­ not count over 7000 stars ln the anteed "Western Auto" tires, and are now pre­ makes up In dramatic Intensity tions devoted exclusively to educa­ pared for safer winter driving . . . Just a what he lacks ta th. former. He Charged with ths murder of Oakley Harris, well known tion abroad in order to allow them entire sky. bi a great acting-singer and as gambler of the south, the trial of Sara Kellaway, al­ to recruit novlcea able to teach few more daj-s remain for you also to benefit by each aonga like Tschalkowsky's leged to have been his common law wife, has attracted French. The law of 1906 abolishing these Sale prices . . . ! "Why," "Danny Deever," by Dam- unusual interest at New Orleans, La. The slaying of the "concordat" signed ln 1881 be* roach, and other, of the same type tween Napoleon Bonaparte and Every tire and tube is backed by the reputation of the become perfect gems, delivered Harris took place just after it became known that he Pops Plus VII definitely cut all ad­ world's largest retail Auto Accessory concern. "West­ Witb a dramatic intensity which had become engaged to another woman. Above, Miss ministrative relations between thai ROOF ern Auto" has more than 150 conveniently located at times is startling. But when he Kellaway is shown being led to court from Parish French etate and the Roman I delves Into the pure lyrical, then prison by Captain George Miller, warden of the prison. church. The law still allowed stores throughout the West, to give you service, and to things don't go ao well. Minus cos- churches to own real eatate such as back our Iron-Clad Guarantee of satisfaction, and our tame and scenery, Mr. Tibbett, tn palacea and seminarlea, but the DOCTOR evening dress, becomes just an­ Pope, by way of protest against the CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS BIGHJT policy... I other one of that great crowd of SERVANT NEED3 AID new legislation, would not let the Expert Repairing—no mass— singers who implore lov. with a (By Associated Press) French churchee benefit by that satisfatien guaranteed. Painting Wear-well Balloon gently cooing sound which is not Extraordinary savings are offered Arrest 231 in MACON, i in., Oot. 25.—Lee Bat­ dlapoiltlon. or mopping with hot tar— particularly convincing. The relatione between the French I ia these full balloons with broad, tle, Negro, who has been a servant Tires ribbed, non-skid treads. Look at state and the Vatican now are Aa a program builder, Tibbett Budapest Riot at Mercer University for 29 years, these sale prices . . , and remem­ much better and the government ta 2c Square Foot proved himself a master of the and has made many loans to stu­ ber our trade-in allowance on willing to grant the Roman church art. Starting with the aria from dents, needs a transfusion of blood 12422 Greene Ave. your old tires! Oray the advantagea which the Pope re­ Mounted Hiss Sale Price Tabes Handel's Acls and Galatea, "O, Over Jew Law In order to undergo a major opera­ Phone 71506 buked tn 1905. The Left parttea Ruddier Than a Cherry," the tion, six students have volun­ 29x4.40 $5.94 $1.18 singer led his audience through a By A. R. DECKER teered. 30x4.50 6.55 1.44 feaat of aong to John Alden Car­ Special Cable to the Outlook .nd FREE 30x5.00 8.79 1.57 penter's "Jazz Boys" and "Shake Th. 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The last at­ Moslem Customs in Kazak Opening Fast VIENNA, Oet. 25.—Suicides In tempt ef the high ehureh bishops Bulgaria will have te be proved te snforce the new prayer book, Ineens in order te be buried Diocesan Synods in London | despite ita rejection by parlia­ alongside other mortals, If pro­ Payment of Kal im. or Ransom, for Wife Is and Liverpool Turn ment, tailed Wednesday night posals made te tbe government One of Worst Evils, Reds Now Believe when the London clergy voted by tbe holy synod become law. Down Revision. against its enforcement by U ma* Suicides have Inorsccsa" in jcrity ef 1131 votes. Bulgaria recently !• en alarm- ! RESELL GIRLS IF BID IS RAISED LITCHFIELD FAVORS Thie decision was taken at a ing extent and tbe churchmen meeting ef the London synod at have formulated, proposals with the object ef outlawing suicides, j Disappointed Husband Tells How He Paid Provision for Reservation St. Martin's ehureh. The firet synod thus held sines the Refor­ The holy synod ef tbe Bul­ Seven Cows, Five Oxen, and Ten of Sacrament for mation definitely refuted te give garian churcb suggested te tbe permission te Or. Ingram "to be governmenti First, that suicides Roubles, She Left Soon Sick Denied guided by the proposals contained should be buried in a separate in the depeeited book," end voted cemetery, fee from the general III J Aeeociated Prett) SAMAHKAND, TurltoHi.'ii*!. Oot, SI.—A mcrrlteea atrtiggln agalnat heavily against the reservations. community burying grounds. Sec- polygamy and the paying of "knllm," or ranaom for Moalem brides, ha*, end, that suicides ahould net re­ LONDON, Oct. 26.—Em- Although the Bishop of London been atarted by higher communist euthoritlra throughout thn Kassak, eaid he would view all who voted ceive religious ceremony et burial. phstic rejection of the 1928 Third, that the newspapers eheu Id t'adek and Tadjik repuhllca In Central Asia. A special aoclety to fight against him as a general views Mioses Mohammedan practices haa been organlaed. revision of the prayerbook by so'dsers deserting in the face ef be forgidden te print annul. news. Fourth, that the movses Ten years of Intensive Dolshevik propaganda have nff«'ted the diocesan synods in London the enemy, the London clergy precticea of Moslrm rites by the native population hut littls*. even among considered hia attempt te force should be censored te expurgate snd Liverpool today again morbid suicide acenes. Fifth, certain classes nf government officials and communists, who in tbe depth focused public attention on the new prayer book measure ot their soul* still clung to the law of the prophet. against the will ef the oountry, as Here are two pent-rations of Optimists, as represented by fathers and sons of the Santa thet two years' imprisonment be visited upon suicide candidates Practice adverse to communist doctrines Is the trailing of marriage* the great controversy which expressed by vote of the houee ef Monica Optimist club. They.met over the banquet table yesterday in a "father and who fell. nhle girls by their parenta to tlm highest bidder, and the aubeequeal ro­ is dividing the church of commons as uncanonic and il* son" program arranged by Forrest Cornett. Geoffrey L, Morgan, noted lecturer, wss an I o of the glrla if the bid le later raised by aome other pereon, An The .churchmen gey insane England. legal. * i example was ths caae of a certain the speaker. William Young, son of Lee Young, and the smallest man in the club, persons should be exempt frem These synods are being held ln The meeting was held behind trained for the event and a ml- j •'• inner, once a wealthy Klrghis various dioceses ot the country in I didn't have a son to bring along so he brought his father and stood in the front row tbeee punishments but piece the locked snd heavily guarded doors. burden ef proof upon the sui­ accordance with a plan outlined by wf$h the sons for this photo. He ia seen third from the left. Ing to all reports the reading, which peasant of the BarnMnsk Steppes. The discussions, according to cides. W H lh Mo cow the Archbishop of Canterbury ir. will Include the most Interacting! "•_ *?_ *»*L***'« * " thoss who attended, wsre very (Copyright, ItM, by tbe Chicago utt this letter) July. Their purpose is to discover parta of the opera, promlaea to t hested end although Bishop In­ Daily News, Inc.) "tn 1W0 I Was married. In accord* the extent ot the support each | gram pointed out that rejection "What does the guv'nor do j an outatandlng musical event, bishop is likely to receive in his tines* with eor Moslsra customs and of his proposele "to enforce only when he goes to the club?" Zeppelin Held to Have Field Leon Rains, lis In court alnger to ancient traditions, to Maekl Tenet** own diocese if the prayer book, temporarily the new prayer book" Sons of Santa Monica Opti­ the King of Hsxony and atar of the which was rejected by the house hckove, end paid for ber, seven rows, would signify rebellion .ef ths mists club fathers found the an* Of Own to Fill; Not as Great Metropolitan Opera company, will five oxen and ten roubles. Two of commons, is adopted. lower clergy against the cenenie awer to that question yesterday "Lohengrin" to Be act aa reader, director and alng the months later my wife deserted me While the London and Liverpool authorities* the London ministers when they were guests at the part of "King Henry." The title l _nij joined her father, who sold hor meetings indicated a strong ma­ were not muoh moved and voted regular weekly meeting at the Competitor With Plane Travel iss)s> will be Mini; by Or. ('ami Om- soon afterwards to a second husband jority against adoption, a meeting solidly against whst is considered Mlramar hotel, on a program First of Season i'l .ni of l.os Angeles. In < inn-r..ii I f,,r ;'•>[*, roubles cash. I wsa ruined of the Litchfield synod yesterday the endeavor of the leaders to lined up by Forrest Cornett, linn sung the part many tlmea pro* mul all my appesla to local author* cast a vote in favor of adoption. bring the high ehureh back to chairman of the day. Company Officials Cite Successful Flights feaalonslly and Is wild to possess |i|lin to get my wife or property back, Voted Down.' the papist fold, The youngsters seemed to like a rich end well modulated tenor were in vsln. Todsy I hsve become a Interest ln London chiefly cen­ (Copyright 1928 by ths Chicago it, and one spoke for the reet Across Ocean Against Disaster Mrs. H. W. Levengood to voice. Mrs. II. WT Levengood will poor farmhand, while my runaway tered ln London's own synod, part­ Daily News, Ine.) when he said he wae anxious to to Heavier Craft Sing "Elss," Dr. Omeron sing "Klsa." Mrs, Levengood, a wife, I hava learned, has bsen ie* ly becauae lt was the first held grow up ao that he could became Hanta M.-nl.-n aingpr gifted with a esntly rssold by her father te A a regular member like hia in Title Role notable lyric aoprano, la n favorite ] third husband." since the reformation. A proposal By OWEN L. SCOTT In local musin circles. Her appear- to give the Right Rev. Arthur Foley father. (Special Leased Wire' With "JTohonirrin" chosen aa the niii'is with thn Opera Heading sec­ Winnington-Ingram, bishop of Lon­ (Copyright, 1928, by tha Consolidated Prsss Association) tion of thc loi'iil muelc organisa­ don, discretion to use the revised Voting Machines first opera, thc Opera needing seo* sibly scvsrsl other cities. In virtually AKHON, <>., Oct. 26.—The forthcoming cruise of the Unit Zeppelin tion ot the Hay Cities Muslo asso­ tion ls eagerly awaited by tin y Die- Temperance Union book, pending final aettlement for every city in the country, tremend­ —as the first commercial airship to venture out stiver, tho heart of the ciation will give their flrat read­ trlct muslo lovers. Kuth Hudson To Meet Tomorrow the question was voted down, 523 midwest—is not a forerunner of competition between dirigibles and ing under the dlrocton of Leon Walkey will sing dramatlo aoprano to 472. The synod also overwhelm­ ous increases in registration are re­ airplanes for future air traffic business. May Fail in Rush Kulnrt, art director and general parta, and Ray Ulllerbetik baritone An all-day meeting with polltlcnl ingly voted down, 655 to 292, a pro­ ported. Many people have read In the explolta of theae giant dirigibles the coach of the organisation and an roles. posal to authorize the bishop to experts ae epeekers on the osteS*> Thomas A. Edison doubtless notes prospect of a battle not many years distant between llghter-than-atr International singer of note, tomor­ Mra, Joaeph Zuckerman, presl- regulate permanent reservation of the spread of the voting machine slvo program, the 8 mln Munlrn Fear Entire Election Day and heavier-th:in-nlr craft for the business of the air lanes. row night In the Memorial chapel. dent ot ths Hay Cities Music asso* 1 chapter of the W. C. T, W. will na* the sacrament for the benefit of the with satisfaction, as he made the This attitude* gete aome confirmation from the announcement of the Seventh atreet and Arlsona ave­ aick and in accordance with the first of these machines 59 years sgo, sin 11.ni, announced that the read* anmbla at 1429 Third street, 1 mountains with 4,000,000 majority. "Considering the cost of the Zep- wer debt refunding sgrocment. 1408*10 THIRU bintti SANTA MONICA This courier once saw the spotted pellns and ita operating expenses when csimpared with the cost and it ie believed thet the govern­ people or "pintoes" in the Darien re­ ment will nevcrtho'ccc preeent ^ttt}nj_f'y''rwiTjjrrrfrvt gion chosing a tribal chief. They expenae of an ocean liner, lt should ' be possible, once construction of! the agreement to the chamber vmwpsi'iJWi-imiym CORRECTION had a system of interpellation by ef deputfee for retifleetien which ths chief executive was crack­ these ships Is well developed, tol Here you will find \/MKM'MiSmAA\mUent'as. Fancy Lisle and Rayon Socks were advertised in early next year, provided the ed on the head with a large gourd. carry passengers as cheaply by air yesterday's paper at 75c per pair* This should This was a sign that he would hsve ae they now go by de luxe pannage committee of experts reaches the most complete Wfi%*SS to stan. for re-election when the on a modern liner. a general reparations settle­ have been 25c per pair. ment wsth Germany, and per* V* mm next moon east ths shadow of the "The Oraf Zeppelin, while re-! line from which to I IF'*'* mm_ These socks are an unusually good grade, bought to Bongo tree over his hut. Thc choice ' quiring 111 hours on Its flight,! haps even if no euch settle­ was made by counting the odd or actually traveled over 6000 milee ment is reached. Meanwhile, select. sell at a higher price. Splendid color assortment. the leen off ere eeem te ifc_aa even croaks of a curious round toad, | compared with if00 miles by ooean ri?m*:~-i about the size of a dinner plate* liner, and yet It made better time strengthen greatly the French _*. >HxmI*3£, sc The toad had a deep gutteral voice than the faateet ahlp. Also lt ven- diplomatic positson tewerS Many in beautiful '-A j>* , sir of great carrying power, Thc hollow . tured out when conditions were! both Germany and the UnlteS log in which he lay gavs his voice | known te be bad. Statee. cabinets to match the resonance of a big saxophone. "But ao far, we consider that! 'Copyright 1928 by the CM* -*r *'*••• .*• | The election officials could always airplanes are more suitable for eego Daily News. Inc.) your home furnish­ S^.-v i be sure that the toad would start j ordinary air line use overland. They NOW! can mske shorter jumps. It Is broadcasting about ths time the moon ings. came up. One candidate picked the ; like stopping an ocean liner to moor Alterations Made While buyer's mraket lasts is UM time to invest odd cycle of croaks and thc other a dirigible. Then air conditions wm •ii /-...*. in real estats. Opportunities are offered today i the even. are much leee uniform over land, In Specialty Shop Use Beans with currenta varying widely be- RADIOLA which we believe will not last long. Among Shells, beans, pebbles and bronze i cause of factors ranging from far* Alterations throughout the entire our very best bays are the following: digos were used in early voting, for I este to wheat fields. Over the stors hate just been completed et ATWATER KENT 1.—Pico Blvd. frontage. Owner must eell thia I th'*. most part in criminal cases by E ocean this condition does not exist. the Specialty Shop, 1430 Third street. I the judges. The Romans used to Besides, planes are taater on short New fixtures in old ivory finish have JkWW^sWsk large piece of desirable property. Maks scratch a tablet as the voters filed i jamps." I been installed and large plate glass ECH0PH0NE your own offer for thia major boulevard I by and orally announced their choice. Tee Smell I mtirors ara used throughout the mil* location. I In ancient Greece, long olive leaves, The Zeppelin officials do not lir-ery and ready to wear depart­ I on which the names of the candi- consider the Oraf Zeppelin realty ments. Herman Markowlts, manager v^ 2.——Seven-room Spanish home ia a nice location I dates were written, were used for large enough for successful com­ ef the Specialty Shop, announces y costing owner $8,500. Will ssll for $6,000. j ballots. mercial operation. They aay that! thet he hss greatly increased tbe "SMILING SERVICE" 3.—Canyon Rim lot at one-half price of sur­ Secret voting by written ballots the new navy leviathans will more stocks in the various departments j was first used in the Scottish psrlia- nearly approximate tbe desired size. I witb complete are* lines cf moder­ at the Oldest Radio Stors A *s* rounding property. Beautiful view of can* 1 ment in the middle of the seven- They are to bo of 6.500,000 cubic j ately priced merchandise. The public in the Bsy District yon, mountains and the tea. High class I te'.nth century. feet capactly, compared with 1,-1 is Invited te inspect this newly re- The first voting in America was 710.000 la tbe Graf Zeppelin end modeled stars, where courtesy end residential section. 2.470,000 in the Loe Angelee. Their) service sre the outstanding ideals. I in Massachusetts, about 1635, when wen % I the balloting system previously do- length le to be but few feet morel DONT OVERLOOK ' vised by the counting of bullets, in than that of the Oraf Zeppelin and! Akron Beacon-Journal saya: Santa these bargains. Wo can help you finance these England, was adopted. The Austral- tha Los Angeles, and that is a point! "The dirigible haa ceased to be! of importance. By keeping the or other properties, as ws make first mortgage I ian ballot was first introduced in an experiment and it ia only a mat­ Monica I th.- United States in 18S3. ships rather abort, TW feet com­ ter of a very shirt time when the loans in any amount. Although methods have been di- pared with 770 for tbe Graf Zeppe­ Zeppeline will leave every consider* 1 I veise, issues have been curiously lin and 658 for the Loe Angeles— able city on scheduled time. Per* 0**0 I alike, corruption, farm relief and tbe strength ef the ships ie in­ haps la five years most of the decentralization of government. Some creased. The Shenandoah, which Florida, passenger traffic will be* The GANDYJ I of the inscriptions on the walls of crashed over Ohio, had been a by Zeppelin. One will leave Akron JOHNNY r.'--jHE, Mgr. I the newly excavated section of Pom­ slender cigar-shaped ship. er New Tork at I o'clock, partake j peii read curiously like a modern While not projecting Zeppelins! of a good dinner ap io the clouds, Company INVESTMENT CO. election coster. In a recent election for short overland routes tbe bull4-J sleep soundly without Jar or JoitJ Weal Estate, Insurance American National Bank Sldg. in Rome, a candidate for chamber Siret MertgasBe Lean* 1810 Third Street. Santa Monies ere do believe that there will beI and breakfast in Jacksonville, erj 305 SanU Monica Blvd. um 24240 ef deputies, ia a debate, promised cretaia long Jumps that before many! Tampa. Ths*** are not idle dreams, the voters be weald dredge the Tiber j years will be covered by airships! but exactly what is going ta hap-1 and make Ecrcs a shipping point. jon land lanes, Sp%akiA** ul Ude tbel pea.** PAGE TWO SECTION TWO SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25. 1928 VIKINGS BATTLE INGLEWOOD MF-TRUSf TOMORROW wmmniiiiiiiiiimmrm mmiiiiffliiiiimiiiiiiiii niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII TaTTBill McCarthy Next PrexyBERGMENSET Rajah's Bobbing About Again. luiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim 111111111111111111111111111111 iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CAD IAT1TTJII F0R mm i CARDS WORK ON DEFENSE FOR TROJAN GAME OUTSIDE TOT DOUBLE DOSE WARNERFEARS VS. SENTINELS Facing one of the heaviest TOWER PLAYS' teams in the loop, Coach PROVINGFLOP Max Berg's Samohi Viking varsity will have its hands Foster Says Two Clubs in Scoreless Tie With Golden full tomorrow afternoon • One City Is Too Much Bears Doesn't Fool 'Pop' when it meets the Inglewood By ROGER GREENE Sentinels' "Beef Trust" at WILLIAMS BLAMED WHAT 18 THIS—A GAME? TROY GATES BARRED Inglewood, The game will "After you, Alphonse!" start at 3:30. Present Cosst Ball Chief "But permit me, Gsston!" Howard Jones Works U. S. A caravan of Blue and Oold root- C. Gridders in .Secret er*i wilt leave Santa Monica at 2:45 Cause of Non-Success That idea of bowing all over the lot may have been the o'clock for the Sentinel stronghold fine thing in the days when college football (By Associated Press) as this is one of the big games of By JOHN B. FOSTER games brought out a paltry thousand or the yesr lor Santa Monica, Inglewood (Copyright, 1928) STANFORD U NIV E R- being an old rival. EW YORK, two and everybody knew that the dashing SITY, Calif., Oct. 25—-"Pop" Fortunately ths Norsemen will ea* Oct. 25—Ma- captain's sweetheart was the girl In the big Warner apparently has no tet the game with their fuU strength, jor lea g u e rough-neck sweater frantically waving a rose-colored illusions about no serious Injuries dus to the San "Slwash" pennant and screaming hysteri­ Psdro game being sustained. Jack men in the the scoring threat of the Breese, burly fullback, has been east profess cally every lime her hero took the ball. Trojan "power plays," des­ forced out of scrimmage during the to see a new But todsy sll is changed. And so, past two nights by an infection un­ pite the fact that the Cali­ der his thumb nail, but is in good deal impend­ where Mr. Warren Bovard and Mr. Les fornia Bears held the U. S. physical shape otherwise and Is ex* ing in the Henry, of U. S. C. and the Pasadena Rose C. "Thundering Herd," to a score- pscted to shine for the Blue and raeiiflc coast Bowl respectively, formerly did an Al­ less tie on a mud-laden field laat Gold machine. loatrut, whore phonse -Gaston, now they act more like a FORNEY SHOWS week. STELLAR FORM [ conditions are Roger Greens couple of hard-headed Irishmen meeting in For defense ls playing a large not sugar** aa they might be. part In the Stanford football Embellithed by Breese, Wes Kasl, They say that the next president of the center of a one-way foot bridge. practice this week. The Cardinals King Lanham and Harold Forney, the Pacific Coast League will be meet the Southern California Tro­ the Vlktng backfield is no stronger William H. McCarthy, who waa Laat year*, you will recall, Mr. Henry—through the preee—sounded jans next week, and Coach "Pop" and offers a more varied attack than out the possibility of U. 8. C. playing In the New Year'e Day game at head of the organization onoe be* Warner ie having the third team at any other time during the season. Indications sre that the majors' winter shopping season Will open with a deal between the Cubs the Rose Bowl, Mr. Henry did not come out openly snd say to Mr. Bo- Core. run through tha Southernera' play Forney'a stellar play In the Pirate- end Bravea by which Rogers Hornsby will play with hia fourth club in four seasons. Chicago ia re. McCarthy began president ot the vard, "Will you play in the Rose Bowl game?" In practice, with the first string Viking game was outstanding, For­ ported to have offered Outfielder Webb, Pitcher Root and Second-baseman Magulre and a big cash oon* Missions club whea the Pacific No; ho simply hinted around and wondered how Mr. Bovard would men on defense. Coach "Nibs" ney making 107 yards from scrim­ sideratien for Boston's $40,000-a-year-manager. ooost split up its circuit and put "like to play." Mr. Bovard, being frank and earnest, answered, "Well, Price used the same system at Cal­ mage and over 50 yards on passes he two teams IB San Francisco and that will be perfecUy dandy I" ifornia last week. The result wa.". snagged. Breese and Kasl form a two la Los Angeles. The Mission BUT IT SEEMS THAT MR. HENRY HAD ALSO HINTED THE the Trojans came no nearer the powerful Interference and with Bar- club haa not, according to the more SAME THING TO STANFORD AND WHEN IT CAME TO THE Bear goal line than the twenty-yard nu.n aet'hg as running guard and Intimate circles of major league SHOW-DOWN THB CARDINALS HELD THE PAT HAND AND MR. line. moving Into the interference line, ARMY RULES SUGHT FAVORITE (By Associated Press) baseball, made muoh of a go ln San BOVARD HELD THE JOKER. the Viking power plays and end runa NEW YORK, Oct. 25.— Francisco. The other day the elub ###### are much more effective than during TROJAN HOPES the earlier part of the season. Rogers Hornsby apparently had aa election and elevated Wade That irked Mr. Bovard no end. And so this morning, HIT BY INJURY is set for his perennial trans­ KUlifer to the presidency and man­ bright and early, he popped up wtth the announcement Loa Angelea, Oct 25.—Hopes the The Samohi mentor juggled the OVER YALE IN BIG EAST TIFF agement McCarthy bad stepped University of Southern California forward wall lineup considerably, fer. He has been with three out - that V. S. C. will not be a candidate for ths New Year's yearllnga held of beating Califor­ moving John Lyman to tackle, thus different clubs in three sea­ KILLEFER MAY giving the Viking tackle combination Day game at the Rose Bowl. nia's freahman footballers here By HUGH 8. FULLERTON, JR. sons and fanilom ls now bussing PULL THE FIREWORKS next Saturday were a size smaller J an average of 180 pounds, Hank Mc­ Which will, doubtlessly, remove a large Item of wind from Mr. Les (Associated Press Sporta Writer) with talk about purported plans for Killefer ia expected to be able to Henry's saila, Inasmuch aa Stanford can't make the match, what with today when it was learned that j Donald being on the other side, Capt. Are up aome enthusiasm that had already having a poet-senson game lined up witb Army ln New Tork. Harold Hammock, atar halfback, Johnny Card replaced Lyman at NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—Next Saturday ends the first the Rajah's trade to a fourth club not been fired before. He is capable That leaves only California to repreaent the West in the claseio ex­ who dislocated hla shoulder in center. half of the college football season and 15 eastern teams ap­ —the Chicago Cuba. of doing lt If there la any enthusiasm travaganza and Just how much of a drawing card the Oolden Bears will scrimmage, la lost to the Frosh HGHT TO SEE proach it without having been defeated or tied. Nine more Newspapers ln both New Tork for two clubs ln one city on the be after Stanford geta through with them is something else again. squad for the season. U. 8. C-CARD GAME and Chicago have stated that the coaat Sone people insist that In last night's scrimmage brilliant are on the unbeaten list but have had their records dam­ SO IT SEEMS THAT MR. HENRY STEPPED ON HIS OWN FOOT Hammack waa especially good at trade will be consummated and at neither San Francisco nor Los An­ WHEN HE COOLLY SNUBBED MR. BOVARD AND V. S. C. LAST blocking a running Interference. Una plunging work was shown by aged by no-decision games. gelee oan stand doubling up ln YEAR. Barry Stephens has been drafted to Lanham, Kasl and Forney. Forney Of the teama with perfect records least one Boaton paper quoted "re­ baseball. From the start conserva­ ###### take hla place. once broke through for IS yards and six, Duquesne, Haverford, Temple, I has cost them all but four of the 27 liable authority" that the Braves tive men ln baseball thought the Mighty oaks from acorns grow Coach Howard Jones of the var­ a touchdown, while Kasl and Lan­ Tufts, Williams and Vlllanova, can gamea they bave played against were ready for "any deal for Horns­ ooaet league waa taking a long sity club, held another aecret prac­ ham constantly ripped off fair gains. be claaeed aa email colleges, and I Tale. Opinion likewise, favors by that will strengthen the club." chance, but it wee figured that at And that is quite all right. tice session, aa part of the drive ho Considerable fight was shown ss eliminated from consideration for Princeton, held to a acoreleae tie by The talk among baseball men leaet five years would be needed to But on the heft of Dufficld's toe haa started to turn beak Stanford Coach Berg announced before ihe big time honors. Virginia, over Cornell, which hae haa it that the Cube have offered demonstrate whether two teams in May hang the Trojans' plight. a week from Saturday. The Occi­ practice that the eight players show­ The Army-Tale and Cornell- won three straight. Pitcher Charley Root, Second Base­ San Francisco and two la Loe An* dental game scheduled for next ing up the best were to be given a Princeton encounters are certain to Gesorgetown and Boston College man Fred Maguire and Outfielder geles each oould build up a follow­ Saturday ie conatdered more of an chance to usher at the coming* Stan' see some damage Anne to the elite are the only major teams that aeem Earl Webb and cash for the Boston ing. Mighty oaks far up may soar. opportunity for the substitutes than ford-Trojan classio. on Saturday. The Cadets and Tale certain of maintaining clean slates. manager. Boston, the reports state, Loe Angeles was expected to And that Is quite all tight. an obstacle, by most Trojan sup­ The starting line-ups: meet with untarnished records. They meet comparatively weak op* haa Insisted on Outfielder Cliff Save ea easier tank than San Fran­ porters. Santa Monica Inglewood Army la a slight favorite, except ponente ln Duke and Boaton Uni­ But Duffy's boots will have to score, r. _. Ztllglt ciaco, aa the Vernon olub, which Osborne I. e r, Crssja for the traditional Yale Jinx which versity. Continued on Next Page Hollywood ousted, wae really an The Cardinal horde to smite! McDonald 1. t Sscheellga Tolman _.»__1. g. r._. Slnglyn annex to Loa Angelee. There have Anon. Card (capt) _ c. I._. Ball Seen expressions of opinion in Los LymaBarnunm .... M. r. g. I1...... _._..._ Schupp Angelea that it would have been What folly is this? The foregoing poem, which we dis­ ._. r. t. Clover Field Clark .._ r. e. l. _ ilifri.sn better to have continued the second covered on our typewriter this morning, is printed only as Forney _ q...... Mr AI pi no Loe Angelee club in the neighbor­ Knsl ...... _. _ 1. h. r. _ Kl_is.ii a ghastly warning to show what a terrible, terrible thing IB Lenhara • _ r. h. 1...... Neeslham hood of Vernon, instead of moving almost bound to happen to people when they get all in­ Breese t. _...... O'Qara the outfit to Wrigley Field. Golf Aces Face There is aleo on opinion that Los spired to write poetry and then don't repress themselves. Angeles, in proportion to Its popu­ We suspect Mortimer Thrupp. the office mouse. Achie Ritchie va. Jack Street, lation, doee not turn out for base­ Clover Field (this match la between ball as do other cities on ths coast Duffleld may be ths sslvatlon of the Trojana against Stanford. Westwood Stars the two pros.) John Kelly, West- Various reasons are assigned for While playing for Samohi, the blend flash used to boot fisld goals often wood, ys. Lurry Lorlmer, Clover this. Aa the baseball fan ls a queer and it waa hie 35-ysrd boot that won, 3-0, for Santa Monice over Ven* Field; Ted Kelly, Weatwood, va. bug and lights where least expected lee two years sgo. Seven torrid matches were slated Klmer Wheeler, Clover Field; Bar* to, perhaps none of the reasons hit Duffy wanted to try a field kick when he had led the to be played this afternoon on tho ney Lucas, Westwood and Southern this mark. Trojans down to the California 20-yard line at Berkeley, Clover Field municipal course when California publio links champion, 'IAN AFOUL OF the Santa Monica Jinny golf team ve, Ben Oraxloula, Clover Field. KENESAW MOUNTAIN but hs didn't get to first base with the idea. It struck his matoh played Its first competitive Hal Miller, Weatwood, va. F. There hag been e disposition te fellow Trojans with horror. They never heard of such a team match against the Westwood Benton, Clover Fiol.d Jack Dillon, lay eome ef the non-success of ths thing as trying to make points on a drop-kick. It simply is publio links. Weatwood, va. O. Austin, Clever Peeifio Oeaet League to President not done at U. S. C. The team play between Santa Field; J. McCalln, Westwood, ve. Williams* hence It Ig esssrted that Monica and Weatwood will consist Mao Gueat, Clover Field. Guest la McCarthy resigned frem the Mis­ "Eheu!" Ths Trojans cried to Duffleld, tut they bent of thro* tourneya, the aecond to be the brother ot Charley Guest, crack sions olub to become e candidate over In the huddle. "Have you gone off your block? Poor played at a near date on the West- Southland pro. for tba league presidency te suc­ fellow! too much meat has unhinged your reason! Pull wood course and the third match Tomorrow will be Indies' day at ceed Williams. Whan McCarthy on a neutral course. the aviation center links wtth an formerly heedetd the league he ran yourself together. Who ever heard of a Trojan trying a Today'a pairings will bring out lS-liolo event for women. No entry afoul of Commissioner Landis and field goal?" the beat golfing talent of both fee la to be charged1. Two prises it waa baeeuee of this that he be- Duffy might well havo made It despite the fact that a drop-kick dn im. Here'a the Hat of matches: will be awarded for low net scores. Mme somewhet unpopulsr with hie from the 20-yard line hae to travel 40 yarda—ten back to the kicker, SO ergenixetion, althougth he did net to the goal-line and then ten more back to the goal posts. He'a done It lose his popularity In San Fran­ often at Samohi. And three pointe against California would have been ciaco. just as good aa SOI There are combinations between He'll probably get several opportunities to try it the coast clubs and eastern duba, 'Nibs' Price Prefers .fcnt lt haa been generally held that against Stanford, too. When it's fourth down with six or HM Chicago Nationals exert more so to go on the 20-yard line, a pass is 9944-100 per cent Influence oa Hie coast thaa any pure folly. The opposition knows it's almost bound to be a . other olub. William Wrigley, Jr., BRUNETTE HALF-BACKS!! owner of the Cuba, alao owns the pass and it s a ten-to-one shot they'll knock it down. But s » • * e e e Loa Angelea club and the beautiful drop-kick has at least an even chance. And in a tight game loa Angeles Field. three points is often ths difference between defeat and victory. When It Comes to Real . Rheumatic Neuritis Trunk's Prescription ls designed to Wlleja your trouble promptly without DYING FOR DEAR OLD RUTGERS dieting. It doean't ruin the stomach PUBLIC LINKS GOLFERS WILL nor depress the heart Once nerve- e e • * e * racked, sleepless people from tortur­ ing pain now certify to relief. Mrs. W. By LAWRENCE PERRY E. McLellan, 788 So. 2nd at, San (Specie! Correspondent) . sUts, Calif., oonclsely declares: (Copyright 1928) "Trunk's Prescription owed me." PLAY IN INVITATION EVENTS Trunk's Prescription recommended by NEW YORK, Oct 28/—"Let me have about me halfbacks that Bartholomew Drug Co., Banta Moni­ srs brunette.** ea; Dolson Drug Co., sawtelle; 80S* Thus Nibe Price, the Cslifornis cosch, paraphrased Caessr's tine's Drug Store, Ocean Park; Peo­ ple. Drug Co, Venice.—adv. Public links golfers of Clover Field and other South­ famous remark concerning the lean and hungry Cassius, aa he gaied land pay-as-you-play courses will be eligible to compete in fondly upon torn and upon ene ar twa other black heads who were coming upon the field In a group. Mild enough private club invitational tournaments this winter. "There seems te be mere fire in dsrk eomploxlenoo* ball carriers Parker S. Linton, member of the Santa Monica Muni­ than In blondes," Nibs ssid ta tha writer, elaborating Ma original cipal Golf course committee and ths leading spirit in ths remark. "It la easier ta get them to fighting pitch and easier to keep them there. for anybody ••• Klenzo Shaving Cream Publio Cours. e. i Go~wU. Assoclstlonaaiss'llJUnlnl OotX ' ' and a pkg. of Gillette _____*Souther—n California__-.- , announced to­ "Blondes are colder, less emotional. They are net ae eager to Razor Blades, this week day that details have finally been County Municipal of San Diego. die fer dear eld Rutgere." "ironed out" so that publio links SELECT PLAYER8 HOW ABOUT ERNIE NEVERS? ••• and yet they Satisfy* BOTH CA divot-diggers for tha firat time will POR U. S. TOURNEY Exception may be taken to thia opinion. t*rlee*e neighbor, Pop be able to play ln tbo many invi­ With Jack Rothwell aa president Warner, will probably rise um offering hi rebuttsl na 'see e FOR DeJC tational events hereafter. end John Kelly of Westwood aa flaxon • haired ball eS fire thaw Ernie Never*. Than there is Hoff* *TT ig easy to tell yoa wbat Chesterfield is To tell JOB wfcgt it at, we just say, "Mild Eleven organisations bave now msn, the preeent fullback. But Hoffman might class in the ruddy Irwin Drug Stores vice president, the new association category, Rig hair hawing g tinge ef red, hia color high. JL *ut. It ig not strong, oor irritating, nor enough for any body, and yet... they satisfy." been banded together, la the asso­ la planning to stage a series of THIRD ANO BROADWAY Tha feet is that few true blondes hava earned nstional feme aa over-sweetened—nor is it flat or tasteless And not oor claim, bot your own taste. Phone 21121 ciation, aa follows: Griffith Park, public links tourneys to select rep­ Western •venue. Clover Field of ball packers. Glancing baak over tha outstanding backfield gar* or insipid. supplies the proof! FIFTH AND 8. M. BLVD. resentatives for Southern Califor­ farm ere ef the pest you find E m ie Heverai Ml MaHory, Jake Stag**, Phone 86821 Santa Monica, Westwood, Long nia ta the nest national pubUc llnka Buck Flowers, Kipke, end a few others; but ta tha msin tha great Beach Municipal, Bellevue, Sunset tournament back eaat. aawrlera ranged frem fair to dark, with tha awloWty tending to t_\jiftSKuUU_mA. Fields, Montebello, Del Mar, San Loa Angelea, Mr. Linton states. brunette. Thia seems to he tha eaee today. [Diego Municipal, and the Orange will get tha national event ta MM.

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; meet the Inglewood Sentinel games, Coach Mishler's cohorts are Samohi Lighties All | lighties tomoifo*** oa the Samohi expected to defeat the Chicken Set lor Sentinels field ta the third round gf the ear* Kaisers. The Sentinels, however, Loughran to Fight Delaney and Walker tent Bay league football season. defeated Huntington Park, 7 to 0, Slight favoritee on the strength | two weeks ago and showed con* SCOJ eh Floyd Mishler's Sam, hi I BIG BALL STARS HUNT, REST IN CANADA Vihl g Unlit Brigade St elated to' et their showing In the first two! siileraMe strength ta doing eo. INVASION OF BRUINS PLAN [THE OLD HOME TOWN By Stanley] HEAVIES NEXT VANDALUPSCT

Spaulding Says Branchers King Tommy Will Quit Have Fighting Chance Lightweight Throne in to Whip Idaho Quest of Gene's Crown tBm Aurocialrt Pr>ss\ By PAIR PLAY I.OS ANGELES, Oct. 25— (Special Leased Wire) "We've got a fighting chance (Copyright 192S) PHILADELPHIA, Oct 26. to beat Idaho," Coach Bi —Speaking before sn assem­ Spaulding told U. C. L. A. bly of fellow members of ths rooters at a depot rally for Goose club of Philadelphia, the Bruin varsity as it left I last night for Moscow, I*. C. 1,. A. Tommy Loughran divulged j and the Vandals will clash Saturday his plans for the winter cam­ at MacLean Field, the Vandals' home paign. King Tommy will make one griund. and possibly two more fights in Spaulding Indicated his team will j give the Vandals a hard fight, but defense of hla light f showed ne undue optimism that Its title and then peas it on to tbe j sf forts will he rewarded with vie- numerous challengers to let them I tory. lie pointed out that Charlie I Erh's crow is reputed to hsv>* the fight out the queetlon of leadership heaviest aggregation in the Pacific among themselves. ] Coast conference and will outweigh loughran will go to New Tork j thc Hi un > many points to the msn. Friday to confer with Tom Mc- If the Bruins should win, it will Ardle, matchmaker of Madison I I be In the nsture of an upset and a Square Garden, and possibly sign . grtat feather in Spaulding's cap. up tor a fight with Jack Delaney, | 1 This being the Bruins' first season the former light heavyweight 1 In the big league it hardly wns to champion. Tbe other opponent I be expected thst they would win any Tommy has ln mind is the middle­ I conference tussles. weight champion, Mickey Walker. Spaulding derlsred it will bs ths EAGER TO FACE I aim of his men to keep down ths "RAPIER OF NORTH" Forgetting ths eeree end turmoil of the past baseball eeaaon theae big league bell players have gone Idaho point total and score It pos­ sible. Loughran doea not attempt to to New Brunswick, Canade, for a bit ef fall huntsng. Left to right! Eddie Collins, Athletics; Joe Bush, Sputilding took a squad of a Utt conceal his eagerness to fight De­ Athletics; Walter untainsjer, Toledo Mudhens; Sem Jones, Senators; Benny Bengough, Yankees nd laney. A trace of personal enmity I The sextet were snapped et a soft ball exhibition game at Fredencton, N. I over two dosen men, providing foi Mickey Cochrane, Athletics. two complsts tennis snd a few extra tinges hie talk. Delaney was the B., which they won, 6 to 1. cause of shunting the Phlladelphlan I reserves in case the heavy ldahc aside for quite some time and boys should wear out his first string and Mra. A. C. Little I signed to meet Mike McTigue j H, p. a srgs' rather than Loughran. Loughran Midge Gladman, Van Stage Semi-Finals match, while Mr. and Mra. W. V GRID "FLEAS" CLA8H Tn an effort to reach the top ot thinks he has the Indian sign on Chapman face Mr. and Mra. J. 1] 1 the heap where they stoo two weeks Delaney and before moving up Ryn Play Match Here In Brentwood Event Martin In semi-final matchea of t'.i ligu, Coach Charley Dagga' Samohi among the heavyweights he wanta ll-hole two-ball mixed foursomes ] cia„ c footballers traveled to Ingle- to demonstrate his superiority over Midge Gladman of Santa Monica, j Mr. and Mra. J. W. Meek will elimination event at Brentwood, wood this afternoon to taekls the the "Rapier of the North." former national girls' singles crown j leet the winners ot th< P. R. I.tol- strong Green a nd White Ca. Picking upon little Mickey holder, and Johnny Van Ryn of i bert and Mra. I.. R. Works vs. according to Freddie Tongue. A casualty hit thn Daggers earlier Walker is none of Loughran's do­ Princeton, Intercollegiate champion, | The qualifying round for the in the week with the announcement ing". Walker earned the match by ployed on the Clov.er Field municipal j Presldeat'a cup ls elated to be decided to make frequent visits here that Captain Johnny MrNoely, atnr knocking out Armand Emanuel In courta recently In a practice match. played Saturday and Sunday. Match seven rounds and as long as there during the winter, according to Lee play starts the following week with j fullback end defensive man, Is In Van Ryn, after playing on the Smith, secretary of the Santa Mon- contestants playing; ons match a eligible this week and will not 1 ls a demand for auch a match, May Sutton Bundy memorial ourt i Tommy ia .willing to oblige. ien Tennis association. week until the flnala. | able to flay. laat Sunday In an exhibition match j After he gets through with De­ agalnat Ben Gorchakoff, waa so laney and Walker, Loughran will pleased with the courts that he has GOOFEY MOVIES pass out ot the 175 pounders and —liy NEHER campaign among the heavywelghta. The dapper Phlladelphlan will make recall Dempaey'a speech when he a determined effort to annex the appeared in Philadelphia with hla GOOPEY MOVIES M•. Q UAVOOI? IOAS* title vacated by Oeno Tunney. show. "What ts the use of me com­ «_lliSU C UAvOGi-T, D"*20i_ON_eD 9ECAc__re ing back? Tou have the champion PPESENT DEMPSEY SAYS PQOMIKJeNT SOCIAL. HE VAlAJWED (.Os-liLE LOUGHRAN CHAMP right ln this city In Tommy Lough­ OUR OWN LEACt? AKJO BlO TAkJf-JCa A SHOUUett... Along with the news that Jack ran," he said. Many fans are _MOT A.8CHJT stringing along with Dempsey on Dempsey may return to the ring TOW*. WAS 5 WUF*"•**.!_. A CLC_e-UP OP THE this statement. PATHETIC T_(/_7 next summer. It la significant to OUT or= -THH* SMOlAJKS OATH THAT NEWS PEEL PlC*T_>Pe IM A VE-TY PCOsjeo TO ee HUT OWE DAV ONJUV P"""C_*UA__* MANWEtJ, DEATH &CO. RAJAH BECOMING "MAN ABOUT VEST E C DAV. -___zz3Wi MANY TOWNS"; CHICAGO NEXT? HEMIOA WACe, t-jJ-JlsV-CV CO But-5** TH£ PAMOUS SCOPEV Ofe. PtSAWILUft OuiwCv POTS* MOVIB STA© |_* HAS* FOUND PlftB FUE-5- (Continued from Pree j , succeeded Jack Slattery as Boston SMAPPeO IAJMIUE manager ln June and Immediately | A COAV TO i"s_ THB TAieiNjGi" *-*• P**B_0 MAKE use 8PTTLE.V Heathcote, an old Chicago jrlt* sought to build up the team j DAYS ft"*_S*T* UPON OP- VOUR ANJD VELLS" instead of Webb. through a series of deals with major and minor league clui) hut TWB BEACM A*r OUD MiL-ic TWEM roe, $200,000 FOR hla club finished last. O'v'-Q F__0_*0 LACE. "JOTTUE^..... L_A.NJTel.jNJ_*. GREATEST HITTER With the end of the season, the Men close to the game predict management began looking about that the Cuba will have to turn I for opportunities to trad $40,* over at least $200,000 ln cash and 000-a-year-atar for playing material CopyrieT', I.U, bt Co*. Association, Inc. /oil- playere for the National League's I and caah with which to cut down a greatest hitter. I heavy deftctt for the year. The deal undoubtedly will be one in obtaining Hornaby from the of the blggeat ln which Hornaby I Giants, the Braves assumed a two- BIG SISTER has figured but it cannot possibly . year contract calling for an annual NO PRIMROSE PATH By LES FORGRAVE approach tn interest the transac- I salary of $40,000. Then when he tlona by which the champion senior | was elevated to the managerahip loop batsman was traded flrat by he was tendered a new six-year r St. Loula to New York and then contract at the name 'salary. This I 'fbU6H f l< WOUtP by New York to Boston. proved an unbearable burden for a BE ATM EASY LIFE It was /the suddeness of those club attracting the meager "gates" HERE, 0UY BETH moves that shocked baseball fan- I the Bravea did on their home field. slum. The Rajah had Just piloted I If the Braves do get Root and VVOOif LEf ME. G__T hla Cardinals to their firet worlds | Magulre they will receive a pair AWAY U/i'f NWffltV. championship when the Red Birds' of pretty good ball playera. Ma- management announced his trans- gutre, a Toledo, American nsaocla- ILL FIX WER YET, fer to the New York Giants for I tion product, batted .277 aad fielded 1 Kordham Frankle Frlach and Jim- well for the Cuba. Root, who my Ring. That waa on December 21 years old, did not do so much 20, 1926. ln 1928, but he won 26 gamee to SOLD "DOWN THE lead the National League pitchers RIVER" TO BOSTON in 1927, He won 14 and last It in I Hornaby had a big year wtth the 192$. Giants. So, Gianta fans, too, were As for the Cuba, they appear ] surprised when on January 10, ready to do almost anything within 1928, it was announced that he reason to get Hornsby into a Chi* would go to the Bravee in exchange cago uniform. The Bruins have for Catcher Frank Hogan and Out­ loot out on a oouple of National fielder Jimmie Welsh. league pennants in the laat two The old St. Loula atar performed yeara partly because of a weak In­ In championship form with the field. Owner William Wrigley and Braves, capturing hie sixth Nation­ Manager Joe McCarthy believe al League batting title and playing Hornsby ls the man they need to hla usual brilliant game afield. He I make the Cubs a pennant-winner. THE PISTON SERVICE CO. HIGH PRESSURE PETE SOME EDUCATION •By SWAN. UHooeiaU 1508 Santa Monica Boulevard FffilMJJ l *VWLTr_\_efOHD "TIE***.****** "150«hV Folly Equipped far Reconditioning Automobile fCTC r*iHT> OCA »-*.•*••_ Engines er Any Other Pari of Yoor Cor *3_*tHOoT •fc.VjET"*M t**iO_IHlM_r* I **_.-"_. We Have the Machinery fOWTOfSLU

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Stem HALLOWE'EN RETURNS PROM TRIP chestra concerts this winter at the PARTY PLANNED TO CLEVELAND municipal auditorium at Ocean Given Location Park. Miss Walts hae placed some One of the big socle* affalra of David P. Thomaa hae returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where he of this... tickets on sale at the local the season at Pacific Palisadee is marks*! and at the Pallsadlan office. being planned (or Saturday night apent the past five montha. Mra Projects Outlined at Meet­ of this week nt the We Boys- Thomaa and their little daughter SPEND DAY IN ing of Improvement J. O. C. club houae, wtth the J. Harriett Jane, who accompanied him to Cleveland, espeot to return SAN FERNANDO VALLSY O. C. organization entertaining the Mra. Helen it. Little and mother, League We Boys. For thle affair ISO in­ to Pacific Palisades later in the year. Mrs. Jennie Russell, and Miaa Essie vitations have been aent, announc- Lee Bush and sister, Mrs. Mattle MONEY SECURED ing, among other things, that it la I Snyder, pent Tuesday at Granada ts be a costume affair. The tn- -ENJOYS VISIT FROM In the San Fernando valley. vitatinns wero Issued In the form OLD PRIEND Viaduct Across Santa Mon­ € of a 12-verse poem of special In- ***** Anna t,. Wolfe enjoyed a ARE ATTENDING ica Canyon Is Dis­ BIG CONCLAVE tereet to the members of the two) 'J**'Mra-. •*Oti• s metMoor oef thof e SweeL kAnagar from. groups. An elaborate program haa Many Pacific Pallaadea residents cussed been planned for the evening. H. Iowa, who la a delegate from the Dee Moines of the Woman's For­ are ln attendance this week at the D. Crane of Pacific Palisades Is great national convention of the By JE8SIE WARRINGTON j the president of the joint incor­ eign Mlslsonary society to the na­ Improvemente, Including con­ tional convention of the Foreign Woman'a Foreign Missionary so­ porated organization and the mem­ ciety, In session at the First struction of a (22,000 fire station j bers, numbering several hundred, Missionary society in session this well equipped and manned; police week at the First Methodist Epis­ Methodist Kplscopal church In Los reside ln many parts of California Angeles. Among those in attend­ protection with headquartera and a and in other atatee. copal church in I.os Angeles. Mrs police foroo of eeveral men; re-' Moore, who wae Miaa Alice Rigby ance from Pacific Palisades are n Ur. and Mrs. Alfred Inwood, Mrs. location of the library ' more ae* CLASS fNJOYS and it iss Wolfe were close friends cesslble quarters, besides several I and later college chums in Iowa. Ralph G. Insley, Mra. Chas. A. JOLLIFICATION Heath and Miss Irma Heath, Mra. other civic benefits tn line for this More than 30 members of Dr. I _ Charles H. Overbolt, Mrs. Mary E. community in the immediate fu­ Oren B. Waltea Sunday school SPENDS WEEK-END ture, were cited at the October i AT Anderson, Miss Ladora V. Waln­ class enjoyed their first eoclal af- "OME wright, Mrs. Oeorge B. Downing meeting of the Pacific Palisades! fair of the season on Thursday **•*•• Mabel *~***ln. who is a etu- Improvement League, held Monday j at th Mrs. William C. Laffoon, and Mis? Blght at the home of Mlas Claribel *••"•- ** *»niver_1ty at Redlands. Foster. I night in the library building on the j Biekford at 15211 Earlham avenue. •*,P"mt the week-end with her par- Assembly grounds. There were suggestions of the *ntM> Mr' and M""**. W. F. Lorln. The meeting, presided over by — PLAY GAME AT Hallowe'en season ln the attractive ~ ~~—~• BRENTWOOD I the (resident, W. H. Day, was well decorations of the rooms, in the J'j" ..„•**•* I attended and waa addressed by The girls' volley ba 11 tea m from three outside speakers, Oeorge Lnr- Arrangements are being made for moving tii_ ou...s .. _., .... __._..«-• .£»_.. .u tr*_». . li­ games sad contests and the re- DN SUNDAY tbe Pi tclflo Paliaadi •s SS •ho.il ia r I sen, secretary ot the West Los An­ freshments, one of the most effec- "° ' •***- M****' Kenneth W. Tabor playing the Brentwoo d girlla ' team Tn Englsnd, where he was brary building on the assembly grounds at Pacific Palisades into quarters more and ,on geles branch of the Los Angeles tlve stunts being the making of •••**•• * . Merle Smith Taber, from tho Brentwoi >d K r.'iiiini.'ir born 36 years ago, W. Ken­ centrally located, probably in the business center st the Vis De La Paz and Bever­ Hallowe'en millinery hy both the °** Lo'* Angeles, drove down to Pa- Chamber of Commerce; B. M. cl school this afternoon at Brent- dall-Robinson was called ly boulevard. It is believed final arrangements will be made and the new location men and the women, each being **° Palisades Sunday to visit their Oe*U Power, manager of the Sawtelle M 8 Anna wood. svleve And er son la cap- by his friends the Prince brsnch of ths California hank and decided upon Monday when representa tives from the Los Angeles city library visit given a square of black or orange •*•**•**• *** *-• Wolfe. tain of the PaOlflG I'l:til t•mile s team. French erepe paper and five pins of Wales. The above pic­ I acting chairman of the West Los I Pacific Palisades for thia purpose. for the task. These gay hats and RETURN FROM ture of Wales' "double." I Angeles branch ot the chamber of bonnets, worn throughout the eve* EASTERN TRIP taken by the Meiser Fot' commerce, and Charles S. Olbaon, ning, added a colorful touch to the Mr. and Mra. Ralph W. Dow, Oranization of president of the Brentwood Cham­ the library was reported upon by dents were concerned about the as speakers Dr. Itemsen Bird of Oc­ scene. Assisting Miss Biekford who have been spending the past Studio of Pacific Pali ber of Commerce and director of I the committee, composed of Mrs. A. matter of the parking of the area cidental college and a representa­ several montha on and near the sades, shows "Kendall* the Affiliated Improvement asso- M. Underwood and Leon W. Faub- along the pallaadea front on the ] tive from the Botanic gardens. At upon the committee were R. L. lon, to the effect that Dr. Oren B. mesa, their fears were set at rest Stadler and Misses Ruth Millard Atlantic coast, have returned and Post Auxiliary I elation. the November meeting the ncmi* wearing his engaging Waite, executive vice-president of by Dr. Waite when he declared that aad Florence E. Newell. are at home at 826 Hartzell street. natlng committee for the December smile, of which the Prince Secretsry Larson Spesks the Pacific Palisades association, with the transfer ot the real estate had given permission for the re­ holdings ot the Pacific Palisades election of the organization's offi­ CAMP FIRE GIRLS 8UNDAY 8CHOOL Is Considered can boast no better. Mr. Larsen, speaking early ln the moval of the library from the as­ association to the Pacific Land cor­ cers wiU be appointed. HAVE JOLLY PARTY HAS PICNIC meeting tn behalf of the chamber ot sociation's library on the Assembly poration went the stipulation that All the speakers urged upon Some IS members of the Camp A large number of Sunday school First steps were taken toward commerce, which haa been and ls membere from the Venice Union the organisation of an auxiliary co-operating In a manner most grounda to a more centrally located thia area waa to be forever reserved every member of the audience tha Fire Girls organisation, with their Although W. Kendall-Robinson place. A repreaentatlve of the Los' for a park for the community and Importance of a 100 per cent vote leader, Miss Ivy Hodder, enjoyed a church ot Venice, enjoyed n plcnlo te the American Legion post at gratifying to the Pacifio Pallaadea Paeifle Palisades, at a picnic din­ haa lived at Pacific Paliaades for Angeles library is expected to visit la to be eventually beautified with at the coming election, which ono Jolly Hallowe'en party Saturday dinner, with a program of gamea community in the matter of obtain­ ner snd seelal gathering of Le­ more than four years, only recently Pacific Palisades the first of the: grass, trees and shrubs as ortg* I of the speakers characterized as night at the home ot Ruth Criger, and contests, ln the picnic grounds ing a fire station, police protection at Pacific Paliaades Saturday gion msmbsrs and their families have his friends learned the In- and other community necessities week to make final arrangements lnally planned by the Pacific Pali­ one of the most critical ln the his­ 7S6 Swarthmore avenue, followed held on Saturday afternoon and tereatlng story of his being called, for the moving of the library. The sades association. tory of this country. Brief discis­ by a slumber party in the Camp afternoon. reported that the appropriation ha.*- evening. by hla frienda in England, the been made by the city of Los An­ names of Mrs. A. C Logan, secre­ sion waa had on each of the meas­ Fire Girls' lodge near the nassem­ Some discussion was had con­ ures to be voted upon November 0, Ths delightful affair was the "Prince of Wales," because of his geles for the $12,000 fire station. tary of the Improvement league, bly grounds. In the merry games GIVES READINQ8 cerning the establlehment of a and although no effort* waa made to first general social gathering of resemblance ln many characteris­ and Mrs. O. B. Vans, principal of snd contests and the delicious re­ AT FILLMORE which will be constructed ae aoon amall recreational park, .possibly to Influence the voting in a political the Legion since Its orgsnizstion tics, aa well as in appearance, to the local school, were added to the freshments served suggestions of Ressle Oeorge Webb, talented Pa­ as Fire Chief Scott returns from an be located on Monument atreet aa way, the suggeatlon waa made that a few months sgo. Legion mem­ Kdward, Prince of Wales. library committee. the Hallowe'en season were In evi­ cific Palisadee reader, appeared Eaatern trip and aelects the site a moat central site, for tennis, water bonds and school bonds bsrs and their families and a few In the meantime, Louis Evana, dence. Breakfast was enjoyed at before t' Woman's club of Fill* for the building, whloh site Is being should always be voted for, as of friends, to the numbsr of sbout The two were born on the aame horseshoe and other reirreatlonal more Tu y of this week in the donated to the city by the Pacific vice-president of the Pacific Land the most vital importance to the the girl's lodge tha next morning. 40, wsre in attendance. The pro day, within an hour of eaoh other, featurea and a committee was ap­ second p. ram which they have Land corporation. corporation, announced yesterday future welfare of the state and the gram begen et 2 e'eloek In th* are almoat Identical ln size and pointed to investigate the proposi­ requested if her. Mr. Laraen reported, alao, that that the delightfully sunny room at citizens. Further, the sugs*. on COUSIN 18 afternoon, In the pienie ground! weight and have aeveral habite tion, the president appointing Wil­ Installation of a police force ia to the southwest corner of the busi­ was made by one of the speakers HOUEE GUEST In Temescal canyon, with an in­ similar innature. For example, liam J. Moore, Mrs. Carrie E. Fegt­ PICTURE APPEARS he made immediately; aleo, in the ness block Is placed at the disposal that no better qualified citisens Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Welch hai teresting bssebsll game ss s fee- both, alnce they were amall boys, ly, Mrs. W. F. Lorln and Rev. J, M. IN CITY PAPER matter of additional lights for the) of the city for a double purpose. In could be found to fill the poaltlona aa their guest over the week-end at ture of the afternoon's entertain- have had a great tondneaa for plaid Landon as the committee. The family and many frienda of streets, that there ls a possibility j it Mr. Evans is willing to arrange held by Judge Bullock and Judge their home, 674 Swarthmore ave* ment. capa which they alwaya wear at the for the. housing of the police force In a brief discussion on the im­ nue, Mrs. Welch's cousin, Mrs. Fern Buckner, talented young Pa* aame angle, each of hla own choice that additional lighta may he in* portance ot. continuing the cam- IDora n and that these two eminent­ cltlo Palisades violinist, were At 5 o'oleek ell adjourned to { I stalled provided request la made to for this district and for the books ly qualified officials be retained in •Homer Bodley of Palo Alto, and volition. Through the dlctatea and reading room of the library, palgn against gophers, William pleased nnd gratified to aee an ex­ the cafeteria building, where a of royalty the prince ta forced tn I the city in wriUng, ln which infor- Phillipson reported that he had their present positions. picnic dinner was spresd. Lster, providing the library representa­ PALI8ADEANS MEET cellent picture of that young artist vary his style of headgear and I motion le given as to ths number killed 102 gophers since February. games end contests wsre en­ tives approve the location upon IN IOWA ln yesterday's Loa Angeles Times. through the determination of hla | of new houses constructed since the Interested in Viaduct joyed. Immediately after din­ their visit on Monday of next week. This picture had been aent to the mother ln hia earlier yeara and hla lights were Installed, the number Mention was made of the local I Lens** Duplicated E. F. Mills of StS Radcliffe ave­ ner, while ths Legion members W. F. Lorln, chairman of the lo­ California paper by the curt is In­ wife ln recent yeara, "Kendall" also placed depending upon the number and general Intereat stirred by the Prescriptions Plltod nue received a letter a few daya arranged ths larger room for the cal sewer committee, reported that• stitute of Muslo where Fern la now Is compelled to frequently substl- of houaea in the- district In which I discussion of tbe possibility of ago from Mra. Mills who Is spend­ evening's jollification, the women he end T. R. Gettys attended the enrolled as the seventh scholarship tute some other piece of headgear I the lights are desired. Since a' building a viaduct across Santa ing a month at Merlon, lows, hsld sn informal mssting for the hearing of the sewer matter ln the called there by the serious Illness student from California. for the favorite plaid cap. number of houses have been built Monica canyon and Ita Importance purposs of discussing the matter ln the community since the lighta council ohambera ln Los Angeles j ef her mother. In this letter Mrs, of organizing an auxiliary, Mrs. Furthermore, Kendall's younger I to this community. Donald A. RETURN FROM were installed, hope is held that the flrat ot the week, at which no Mills wrote of visiting with Dr. F. W, Townsend, sleeted tempo­ brother, Charlea, waa born on the MacKensle and A. W. Nelson were EXTEN8IVE TRIP addlUonai lighta will be placed protests were registered agalnat and Mre. 3. W. Mah ood and daugh­ rary chairman, presided during aama day as the Prince of Wales' appointed a committee to co-oper­ DR. W. A. LADY Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge R. Marshall sodn where they are moot needed. Hie Installation of the proposed ter, Mlas Etta, at Cedar Rapids, th* brlsf session) In whleh th* younger brother, Albert, Duke of ate with other Interests in further- OPTOMETRIST returned yeaterday morning from Albert E. Lee, Mrs. Anna W. Croft trunk sewer system along the Ing this great proposition. where they are conducting revival unanimous expression of the York, and these two reeemble each beach, which matter comes up In Specialist hi Pitting Glsssss services. Mrs. Mills expects to re­ a several montha'* trip which took womsn thst further consideration other tn appearance and many and J. V. Meiser compose the com­ A. G. Hoch, first vice-president ot the way ot a bond elecUon on No­ 1309 THIRD 8TREET tain to Pacifio Paliaades the last them to eastern states, including of the proposition be had and chnracterlatica, as do the other two. { mittee of the Improvement league the improvement league and chair­ vember 16. SANTA MONICA, CALIF. New York, also as far north of another matting called In the The older two, Walea and Kendall,' having the matter of the street man of the program committee, an­ of thia month hut Dr, and Mra. When the aubjejet of parks woe Criterion Theater Building Alaskan points. They are at home near future with a view to or­ are of medium height and the two [ lighte under conalderatlon. nounced aome features of the ten­ Mahood and Miaa Ktta plan to go Introduced and the statement made Phons 21881 at 1041 Kagawo. street. ganising a Legion auxiliary. younger boys, the Duke and Placee Library, Police tative program for the November to Chattanooga, Tenn., this week that many Pacific Palisades resi­ or next, where they will hold a Charles, are tall and large, being | The subject of the re-locaUon of meeting, at which he hopes to have three weeks' meeting before re­ VISITED RELATIVE8 over six feet ln height. Kendall' IN OAKLAND SELLS HUSSY'S TOGS and hla brother often were referred turning to Pacific Paliaades. NEW YORK, Oct. 25.—Nlokey chanical work for the Pacifio Pali* Merrill Balrd returned yesterday to as the Prince of Walee and Duke sadee association, which poaltion Arnstein'a dreas suit and top hat ENJOYS VISIT from a trip to Oakland, called by of York, or Edward and Albert. I he held until hla recnt purchase of the severe Illness of hia brother- are among the thlnga sold by Fan­ Kendall came to America In 1920 the Piston Service company at Fif­ FROM SISTERS nie Brlce in an auction of her Miss C. Marie Waltz haa been in-law. Jean N. Btatllne, who was after being Injured ln ths World teenth and Santa Monica boulevard confined to an Oakland hospital hy hottaehold goods. Her ex-husband's war, In which he served on the In Santa Monica, Assisting him ia enjoying during the paat two weeks togs were knocked down for $ 2. T .*>. a delightful visit from two sisters. an attack of flu. The entire fam­ French and Belgian front through­ H. C, Home, an expert machinist ily was ill but all were convalesc­ out the period of the war ln charge of It years" experience, who also Mrs. Frank Bartek and little WEDS HOUSEKEEPER daughter, Evelyn, of Cleveland, ing when Mr. Balrd left them Tues­ of three different units of the me­ served with the allied forcea day. i liv Associated -Press) throughout the World war. Ohio, and Mra. Oeorge Kerwln and BDWARDSVILLE, III., Oct 25. - chanical transport service. To aid • • • of value to the little son, James Lester, from Por* Bdward N. James, 88, of rolUna* in recuperating hia health he took Neither the horrors of the long tervllle, Calif. Their father, James HAS CHARGE OF villi., retired farmer, haa married chargi f the machinery on a 2000- I period of the war nor the tedious, I si F. Walts, who makes his home With OONCERT TICKETS hia houaekeeper, Misa Novena acre tract of land near Portervllle,| tying daya, montha and years spent | his daughter, Marie, at Pacific Miaa C. Marie Walts haa charge Smith, 18. They were refused a Calif, I In recuperation hava changed or Palisades, accompanied Mra. Bar­ of the sale, at Pacific Pallaadea, of license tn Belleville, but got ono He came to Pacific Pallaadea In leasened Kendall's fondness for the tek from Cleveland where he has tickets for the Philharmonic or here. 1(24 and took charge of the me-1 wearing of a plaid oap. been visiting for the past five Community months. Mrs. Bartek and Mrs Kerwln and children left Monday HE worth of institutions, like Tindividuals, is estimated by PUBLIC their value to a community. Each 4»»»A_t t day to be a greater usefulness is the aim of every organization that business mea talk "MI ifatreu tbe desk" to a en on the other aide of the continent and over the Atlan­ serves the public.. .Willing, help­ SALE I tic Ocean- E women convene from their owa ful, friendly, service that comes STARTS P homes with friends Ot relatives H nearby aad ia distant places— from sincerity of purpose and in­ O the traveler keeps in touch with N home and business and makes sd- terest in the welfare of customers E vance arrangements— THCSB ever increasing uses attest the value and is characteristic of your Tomorro w dependability of your telephone service tbat hM Phons 28808 long since made America a nation of neighbors California Bank. •. at the and now di»wt closer even the bonds ol inter* >oat_x_l commerce and good wilL Examples ot rates at* shown in die front of I any telephone directory along with uvfonnecioa r^asBfrmphes ofbenent to every user. Especially attnetngt are MainBargainStore oe evening and night rates. HM long distance California Bank California A*ra. operator will gladly give you any rate not listed. •AY DISTRICT BRANCHM •t Sixth 2730 MAIN STREET OCEAN PARK M. J. Engelbrecht, Vtee Preeldent ta Charge SANTA MONIOA OCEAN MUM BRANCH SANK BB SANTA MONICA BRANCH Marina sn. Trolleyway, SMtlnge Eveninge Third and Santa Monies Btvd. St. B. Harris, Junior Visa Prss. It* Appointment Everything in the Store Mutt Be Sold H. E. lta*Nsa» Junior Vies Preel. PACIFIC PALISADES BRANCH Voice your thoughts by tekphont •A WTE LL E BEANOM •OS Swarthm*,*. Ava. Sswtslle snd Santa Moniea Btv<. P. H. Tichenor, Manager. Men's, Ladies' and Children's Furnishings •. M. Powar, Managar y^______^______^B__ and Shoes

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: __Wa___i___r*«i ) __W_?___vi 't&&______j__l___\_tf* r - *-.'•*;••:•>-• T-V '' ••--:.* *• *•_!&__[ Wm^m fa£i«A: *iassii^{;A"^.t.".>^^ .•_____ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1920 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK SECTION TWO PAGE FIVE Mrs. W. W. Green Makes Impassioned Appeal That Women Support Park Issue LAMP SHOULD BOTH DECORATE AND ILLUMINATE M. M. M. Club at Cape Coat Persiste] I Migs McFadden State President Says Smith Home for li I Becomes Bride of California 'Way Behind Dinner Session Clarence Michel In Park Reservations Eighteenth Century Art, Ceremony Read by Bishop

By PHVLUDA WARREN Music snd History John F. Cantwell at In the current isstte of ths California Federation News, Are Studied St. Monica's ths official organ of the C. F. W. CL Mrs. W. W. Green, The M. M. M. club met In regular Onttlng two important famlliee state president, says some pertinent things concerning the session at the homo of Evelyn Pad­ of the Bay Dtatrlet, Mlae Tvonne state park bond issue to come up at the November else* dock Smith on Palisadee avenue re­ McFadden, daughter of Mr. end cently, the group gathering for a 6 tion. She declares herself as assured of the enthusiastic o'clock dinner In charge of the Mrs. Auettn McFadden of Oeorgina support of ths clubwomen for this project which involves president, Miaa Marlon Clitchldy. avenue, became the bride sf Clar­ $6,000,000 snd is of vital importance to all residents of the The club Includes the young glrla ence Mlohel, eon of Mayor and Mrs. state. of the advanced claee in piano ef Herman Michel, thto morning at 19 "California has allowed herself to fall behind many Mra. Smith, and thia year the eee- o'clock at St. Monica's church of 1 atone will take plnoe monthly In the Santa Monioa. The service was I form of dinner meetings*. othsr smaller states in a park program," said Mrs. Green. read by Blahop Joha 3. Cantwell "This Is probably due to the fact | The subject of the program whleh and the mase wag said by Rsv. that ws sre so abundantly blessed I followed the dainty repast waa I eighteenth century art, muslo ami Nicholas Conneally, who wss as- with natural attractions. The present Household Hints I history, and proved a oomprehen- slated by Rev Thomaa Fogarty. situation is thia. Of the state parks By MARY MORTON I aive one. Three papers were read, I-Tvn hundred guests witnessed the that Califorala possesses, five are in 1 tha firet by Mlae Cornelia Maul* long and Impreaalvs ceremony, the northern pert of ths state and I on the art of that century; the sec­ MENU HINT ond by Mtee Carlyle Warren on Ita which waa followed by _, wedding only two ia Southern California. Cream of Celery Soup I music, and tho laat by Lollta Ross breakfast at the Deauville club. This Is entirely inadequate. The hope I on the Interesting hletory of the pe­ Roast Beef Miss Margaret Michel, aleter ef is to have a park in every part of riod. the bridegroom, was maid ot honor. the state." Sweet Potato Finger Puffs Ure. Walter Artaktn, formerly Ths brtdssmatda were Miss Cathe­ Ths club women ef the State are pie Sauce Lettuce Salad Mlae Margaret Bhrllch, presided at rine 1'hrlan. Mien Dixie Whestlsy, responsible, according to Mrs. Green, Prune Whip Coffee the session. The other offlcere are ] Miaa K uth ryn Qrsea and Misa > Marlon Crltehley, vice-president* fer saving the Redwoods of the state Do you get in the habit of serv­ Meaner Blrkland. te soms extent at least, and "It is Hasel Fern Caulk, treasurer, and i Ralph Michel served ths groom with almost physical pain," she says. ing Irish potatoes every day, and Cornelia Maule, secretary. as beet man aaS the assets wsrs "that wa witness tha cutting down boiling, baking or otherwise cook­ Tha in us 11 ul program featured Thomas Phslan, Wayne Manning, ef ths wonderful piaes snd spruce ing them In ordinary way a? I fln.i music of the eighteenth century ei Carl Tvgtisr and Aiixtfii Msl'aitden, follows: "Minuet" < Hoccherlnl) trees in tho High Sierras. If the I get into such a habit. So I am jr., brother of ths fertile. bond issue carries," says Mrs. Green, I'arlyle Warren: "t'reambuto' Utile 4 .venr-nld Marie Jeannette "the finest Ideal of the women's giving two recipes for sweet pota­ | (Bach), Cornelia Mauls; "Praelu Anderson, oousln of the bridegroom, clubs te establish a California Fed­ toes to vary the Irish and two dif­ i ilium" (Bach), Maria Arbuckle, sen tiered blossoms in the path of eration Memorial Redwood grove will ferent waya of cooking them. "Oavstts and Vartatlona" (Handel), tiis. bride as she advances to the be assured of success, since the fund Lollta Hoss. While the cape coat, like the altar on the arm of her father ia hand ef ever 143,000 caa, under TODAY'S RECIPES flared model, is not as where ehe was given by blot In this act, be matched by an equal By HILDA HUNT Sweet Potato Finger Ruffe*—Four Every lamp nowadays must serve prominent in the styles marriage. amount it. bond issue money and re­ large sweet potatoee, pared and I siiilna the ceremony a trio sang sult in thc preservation of a splen­ Among the People Youtw o masters,, both of whom aro Stephen Jackson boiled until soft; mash with a little this season as the st raiurlit- Avs Maria. Mlas I'miiine Byrne, did grove of primeval Redwoods. equally Insistent that their very milk and butter, and put aside te own requirements are not Ignored. line, it persists occational- organist, plnysd ths Bridal Chorus This is only typical of the many fine cool. Add one egg and beat for ftvo W.R.C. Meets at processional aaS ths Mendelssohn areas throughout the state thst will And both of them are quite right. ly, snd always it is distinc­ minutes with a silver fork. With Know For a lamp ahould be as decorative receeslonal. be assured of preservation if the floured hand, mold Into finger Patriotic Hall tive. This exsmple is a Following the ceremony, the state park bonds carry. By MARJORIE GALBRAITH aa lt is perfect from an Illuminat­ luxurious one of beige er* puffs, and fry to a light brown in ing atand point Each lamp has Ita I young people toft by motor for lt is sometimes said that the wom­ beef drippings. Serve ln hot side mine with deep bordering Seattle. Upoa their return they en of the country spend sbout 90 per Mre. Willis Polhemue ot 3329 recently on a eeveral day's hunt­ peculiar needa from the etandpolnt Important Guests Honored dlshee. of light and from the scheme of of ssble. The smsll up­ Will rs*aide at the residence which cent of tie income of ths country. Sweet Potatoes—Bake six even- Brandt etreet, Ban Diego, le the ing trip In Imperial valley st Pott and Corps they are imiliiing at Blghtsaath I believe thst the women are look­ decoration, which can't be ignored. right col Inr snd the flared sized sweet potatoee. When done Kuest of her mother. Mrs. Flora With auch delightful and varied strsst and Alta avenue, Santa ing upon tha lssusnce of $6,000,000 Sessions cspe sre both unusual. Monica. cut ln halves lengthwise and Fairbanks who resides at 218 Oeorge H. Samtera of 902 Ruclld typea, almost any effect can be and having In the end .12,000,000 scoop out. Mash the contents, sea­ Seventeenth etreet, Santa Monica. I'rlent* assisting at tho ceremony worth of leal estate, from a finan­ avenue, Santa Monioa, returned achieved with floor lamps, table Stephen Jackaon W. Tt. C met tn soning with two tablespoons of but­ Mra. Polhemue arrived several lampa and wall brackets. Any pe­ Wars Rsv, Hernsrri llolan, Key. Pat- cial standpoint. There is nothing in recently from a week's business regular aesslon In Patriotic hall, tick I'lerce, Rev, John Byrnes gad ter, a teaspoon of aalt and the Juice weeka ago, and plans to return to trip in the northern part ot the riod of furniture can be echoed, the world that women love as much of an orange. Now beat ln one- "frith Ada Jacobean In the chair. Infant Prodigy Rsv, iTsttirk ConosRBon, as a bargain. In this bond Issue you her home In the near future. state. Mr. Bandera visited In San color echemee oan be followed, and Kiln M. French, the department in fourth cup of chopped nuts and fill still the proper light can be eup- hava ons ef the greatest bargalne the potato ahella. Put two marsh- Francisco, San .lose, Merced, and apector, waa ssoortsd to the plat­ Knows Geography that this btate was ever offered, mallows on top of each filled shell, Mr. and Mra. P. B. Parkinson ot Los Banoa. plled from an optometrlo stand­ form, ILM wero the following Im- Soda water to now served from since every dollar spent by the state and brown under the broiler flame. 1(105 San Vicente boulevard, Banta point. For no matter how lovely rtiorlnnt out-of-town vlnlioi'M* < 1 rn on (Hi/ iMorloterf Preee) nickel In ihs slot machine ia New will preserve two dollars' worth of Monica, were recent visitors at Mrs. Oeorge E. Kreats of 1121 the lamps are, tbey may as well be B. Willerd, past national president; Wi.vrKit HAVBN, Kin., Oet. IB. York. park lands. We have shirked thia Coronado. Mr. and Mra. Parkinson Fifteenth atreet, Saata Monica, had non-existent If the fact that they Ksta Reed Humphrey, paat national —Otla Hrlos, Jr., two-year-old Win­ thing for so many years that we are ity in thia state. We have been using spent eeveral daya at the beach ae ber guests recently, Mra. It. C. are primarily a aource ot light Is secretary and department coun­ selor; Ida Urlbllng, and Margaret ter Haven citisen, already has learn* very, vety late in getting at this our organisation before every elec­ resort. Currier of .Los Angeles, and her Ignored. Insufficiently lighted ed tho map of the United States. question of preservation of st least tion on tha questions at issue, aad niece. Miss Ethel Currier, who Is roome, achieved ln an effort to get French. Festivity to The youngster knows the capitals a fair part of California's assets, we have asked the heads of each Peter Whitman, who formerly visiting here from Minneapolis. an effect, are the oause of much At this time Margaret McDonald, of the elates, their location ln the and this Is the very latest time we club ta biing before their groupe resided at 28n7 Washington boule­ Another vleltor at the home of Mr. eye strain and sometimes serious president of the Thimble club, pre­ atatee aad tha looatlnn of the etatea Be Feature of can possibly wait for the purchase several times before the election vard, Ocean Park, left yeaterday I and Mrs. Kreats was their daugh­ defects. So remember the A, B, (7a sented to the I'orpa fifty dollars to­ themselves. Given an outline map of such parka It therefore is neces­ such matters, and to have a public for Phoenix, Ariz., where ha plana ter-in-law, Mrs. R. D. Kreats of of lighting when choosing your ward the building fund and an­ of tha country having no state lines 0. E. A. Session sary right now that we raise the meeting to dlseaes those things. to remain Indefinitely. I Loa Angelee, who visited here yes- lamps. nounced the Im KMn r in be hsld on the youngster can put a puil'iy lit* money te buy theae particular From ths state office there will go I terday. Saturday, December l. She re- beauty spots of California. out a letter stating that the great queeted that membera nil end thi lie finger on the spot whers tho The rulii-siidea O. K. B. will Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bach of 1601 cspltal of each state ought i,, bs. meet la regular sssston on Mt* The olub women of today are thing for the women is to pat over Pearl atreet, Ocean Park, had aa Mr. and Mra. M. V. Bartholomew Many of tha most effective lampa Tuesday sowing mestlnga, aa thsm la much work to bs dons. day svsning In ths Maaonlo wives sne mother s sad I see In the tha (6,000,000 atate park bonds, then thalr houae guest last week-end, of 616 Nineteenth Street. Hanta are indicative of ths trend that le a follow-up letter will go out, saying, Ths announcement of ths meeting tempi* at Tenth snd Banta preservation of tha beauty spots that their niece, Miss Norma Bach of Monica, had as their houee guest I leading us sway from tha maohine Monioa issiiiic aril, ths worthy we sre doing not something for our­ "but the great thing will be to put Spokane, Wash. Miss Bach le sivcr tha week-end, Robert N*. Por- I age, back to tha arta and crafts of of Federation No. S was slso made ovsr the $0,000,000 state park bonds," rt this time, ths sesalone to be Princess Pat matron and patron, Mrs, Bird selves, bat for oar children and their spending the winter months In Loe sythe, who reeldee In Los Angei<_. former daya. The floor lamp at the Ollmore and August n»ch, children onto ths hundredth genera­ and a little while before election our Angeles, where she Is attending upper left of the picture ehowa bow held at Hawthorne on November I. chairman will sand another letter Thoee planning to attend are aaked Chapter D.B.E. |SI enisling. tion. Wa have arrived at ths point school. His friends will be sorry to learn adaptable theae hand-forged atand* Following ths IniKlncMS SM- as to how wa are going to do it. I saying, "the great thing will be to that Charles Ruskamp of 1043 j arda ere to a room, abowe how they I to notify the corpa secretary, put over the state park bonds.1* And Mrs. Catherine llllln waa the alon thsrs wilt be a I In llowe'an I shall tell yoa what we have done Her friends will be glad to learn Fourth street, Banta Monica, Is fit ln the general echeme of things, To Hold Party party, whan spooks and black as an organisation and what we are thsn wa ate emphasizing this year that Mra Heifer Reee of (10 Lin­ again In the Martin hospital, re* j chairman of the luncheon at noon, and at the aame time add an all­ when comradee of the poat wero snla will bs mtish IA evidence. planning to do in a very definite [that our organisation shall if pos- coln boulevard, Santa Monica, who covering trom a serloue operation. ot distinction. This lamp la pri­ PrlnroM ruin - liapl*i. D. li This year, wherever they have sibls gather every other group ln special guests. W._ ii ni holding mi qvanirt^ Mrs. Lena Dunlavey will hs way. haa been ill at her home for sev­ marily deaigned for reading, and aa ohalrman of this fsatu**s» gone, in the courss of an address, every locality In tha state for a great eral weeka, ls now on the road to Mrg. A C. Holly, who resides In auch la fitted with a parchment party In thn rtunrn studio of t hr. Mmonto lomplr. tonic ht they have said, "The $6,000,000 state public meeting, outlining "the greet recovery. the Applan Way apartments, Santa ahade in a eoft beige color, which park bond issue must be carried, and thing is to put ovsr the $6,000,000 Monica, left recently for Qlendala, when nil mimbcri, HiHr fninl- optometrlo authorities airroo ia best llf-H nnd friend* will bi mad* it is possible for us as an organiza- state park bonds." Aad so we have William B. Courtney of 149 where ahe will visit her eon for for the eyes. Fashions vvclonnii. C_H*d* nnd dnnHni. tion to see that that thing is pat eat campaign already vary definitely Ninth etreet, Santa Monica, left several days. Copiee of OH Lemse The Warren School ever." We havs made the people with outlined. Those ot you here, on the will bo frntui-i-fl cuid Hi'Mif* In recently to spend several daya at The two lsmps at the lower left By AILEEN LAMONT ••hm j-<. uHftum ii.ll fntwroiitod .30 Fourth Street Phons SSSSS whom we have come in contact fa- outside, who are interested la this, the home of hie son and daughter- Mlae Mary Lou Leelle of Omaha, are copied from the old oil variety,! fSpeeiel Loosed Wire to Outlook) I hm the IT. will bo attr*eUv» Kindergarten snd All Qradss miliar wltn the sound of ths ques­ I want you to know thst our organ­ in-law, Mr. and Mra. Guy Court­ Nab., te visiting at ths boms of hsr ization offer* eur machinery—and I the graceful Itnee ot which havej (Copyright, 1.?8* ftwordo for oporUil w-on-H nnd Outdser Olsssss a Fsature tion. Wa feel that It takes soma time ney, wbo reside ia Fullerton. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Orant been whole-heartedly adopted byf for people to get accustomed to the must say without eeaeeit thet we NBW YORK, Oct. tt.—Homebody other pl-ftaalnff ntti :•• it.»n«. Leslie, and their daughter, Mies the electric family. As student ought to write a song sbout ths Eighth Vsar In Ssnta Moniea sound of something. They are, la a have the best machinery ia the state Jean Leslie, who reaido In Oeor­ —we offer it te put ever the $6,000,- Mrs. John F. Boowcroft and I lampa and for use in a room fur­ Utile felt hat. Its Vogue would word, gunshy. daughter, Mlae Joanne Scoweroft, I gina avenue, Santa Monica. The nished entirely In colonial furni­ We have clubs in every commun- 000 ststs park bends." probably outlast that of moat of ths of Ogden, Utah, who have been visitor ls the national Inspector I ture, they cannot bs squalled. themea which aong wrltera eetoct. visiting at the Applan Way apart- j tor the Kappa Delta aororlty and | Usually these are made of black The reason Is not far to seek. Tha men's, Santa Monica, for eeveral Is being much feted by thn Alpha metal, finely lined with gold. little fait hat la tbe moat univers­ weeks, left yesterday for their Tata chapter at the Unlverelty of Contrastsd with these two early ally becoming headgear which wo* How to Achieve Beauty '"alifornla at Los Angelee, and hy By MME. HELENA RUBINSTEIN home. American lamps ls the one next, m-n have had for a generation. "H-O is the only oatmeal tbs Zeta chapter at the University Unless tt fiia bsdly or to worn in of Southern California. which expreesee all ths mystery Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Kelly of 111 I and art ot the Orient. Tbe base is] the wrong way, the small felt GOOD GROOMING OF HAND8 , equally outside of a given line. The Surf street. Ocean Park, returned toque or turban sets oft nearly children will eat with­ beet way to determine the type of te tto form of a porcelain Buddah AND FEET recently, after having spent a week | Miss Charlotte Fuller of 1238 In green and black, tfehl'e the shade every type of beauty and oinpha- » foot you have ls by tracing its out* at the home of Mra KsHst"*s I Fourth etreet, Santa Monica, and stoss sach good point of tha faoial When I talk of the urgent need line on a piece ut paper, then draw Is attractively fashioned of silk In for regular care of your hands, I nsphew and his wife, Mr. and Mra. 1 Miss Gladys Kaal of 47$ Seven* tbe shape of a pagoda. This lamp characteristics of ths wearer. Care out coaxing a line lengthwise through the cen­ WllHam Fipkin, who reside in teenth street, both students at Occi­ should bs taken however, to avoid am speaking of a very seasonable ter, and another at right angles le most effective when used with thing. Thia la the time of the year Banta Barbara. dental college, spent ths week-end an ancient Chinese hanging or] elaborate trimmlnga. acroea the widest part of your in Sen Diego. Mlee Fuller and when the beauty ot white, well kept i foot. The diagram thus made will scarf for a background, and can be Lace Underneath hands ls all too frequently sacri­ To spend the winter months at Mlas Kaal, together with 200 mem* Introduced Into most echemee of tell you what type your foot is. bore of the faculty and student Have a look, but for dscsney's ficed to the uncertain weather. Re-j When you buy a pair ot shoes, re­ the home of hsr non and daughter* decoration. sake let us restrict the look to shop In-law, Mr. aad Mrs. A. M. Pool body of that Institution, celled on Tto floor lamp at the lower right member that the chief enemiee of member to notice the ahape ef the tto "Ruth Alexander" tor San windows. Such a look, however, the beauty ot your hands are tool sole. Do not choose a straight shoe of 2212 Federal avenue, Sawtelle, Is another sxample of the InfluenceI will reveal a preponderance of tare Mrs. Roslna Pool, who residee te Diego where they attended the much water and exposure, insuf­ or an out-flared shoe If you have Occidental* Saa Diego Teachers' of hand-forged metals, but the sps-l on present day lingerie. Most of net thle type of toot. Lynnwood, Calif, arrived recently cial Joy te thle one Is the fact that j tbls lacs Is of the ecru variety al­ ficient care, a cheerful unconcern in the Bay District. college football game. of these all Important beauty aids I The rounded toes and cut ottt ef­ ita height Is adjustable. The stand though while Valenciennes le by fects which are tto preeent vogue ls arranged ao that It can be moved! no means to be despised. T'eualiy such aa bleaching lotions, nourish­ Mra. Jamee J. Brock, who resides ing creams and softening balms. ln shoes combine beauty with hy­ Mrs. M. L. Walsh and ber nephew, either up or down, sad tbe mechan­ ths background is pink, satin or giene. As a rule they allow room J. W. McEwen, of Detroit, Mich., in the La Carmelite apartments, ism Is such that It te no wsy de­ gsorgette. Occasionally a shade of Wilt result ln roughened and red­ arrived recently nl tbs Bay Dis­ Santa Monica, haa ae her house dened skin and bands, aged long for the toes, fit the arch well, and tracts from tha appearance of th» raspberry I" chosen for combina­ trict, and are guests at tto Surf guest, her mother, Mrs. B. P. | tions of vests snd panties with lace before their time. Going without! due to their sandal type, provide lamp. A finely pleated silk shade the foot with the necessary ventila­ apartments, to Ocean Park Mrs. Smith of Chlckasah, Okla. Mrs. Without fringe adds greatly to the InrruatAtlons. For ten gowns. Bai­ gloves will result ln tanned and Walsh and Mrs. McEwen made tto Smith arrived In ths Bay District rn on sand scru Is a favored com - freckled akin. tion. Select your shoes for com­ richness of Its appearance. fort. If you have a large, rather trip by motor, and plan to remain recently, snd plans to remain for No discussion of lamps would bei blnatlon. The housewife has another en­ Indeflnatety. three or four weeks. emy, and thia, I think, causees morel stout foot, keep away from the complete without one that tended! Capes dainty looking, fragile clippers toward the modern, and that is I There are capes end cape ef­ trouble than all the others put to-1 Dr H. Wilson Levihgood of La William a rover ef Sleeeton, B. D., gether—dishwater. If only women which beautify a slender foot aad just what tto ons ln the upper fects. Either Is fashionable, but make a large one ridiculous look­ Mesa drive, Santa Monica, who arrived recently in the Bay Die* light-hard corner does. It Is not tho latter perhaps has the Imprint could form the habit ot wearing left two weeka ago to attend the trcit, to visit at tto horae of his rubber gloves they would save the ing. Don't go la for extremes. A ons of ths ultra types, but has of the latest thing stamped on It narrow strap is only becoming to National Medical association meet­ brother, Leo Grover, who resides! leanings towarda the new school ofl The coats and dreaaes wtth rape beauty of their hands to a great ing te ft. Lou la, returned to hie la Hill Strsst, Ocean Park. Indef­ accent, Aa unsurpassed prepare-1 a slender foot and a pretty ankle. decoration. Tbs bass and standardj effects seldom have them descend Should you not have these, the home Monday. initely. Mr. Grover made ths trip I are of black metal and the design! lower than the elbow, but eech to /tion for cleansing and soothing tbe by motor. hands la ordinary cornmeal. To more common sense wide strap and on tbs natural colored parchment! be realy gmart, must bs ed****** win. prepare lt for using, put a cupful! side buckle Is the best style for you Mr. aad Mrs. Claud I. Parker, shade le carried out In black at toast a four-Inch bead of fur ln a glass jar. Mix tn half a cup to choose. of the California Riviera and Following an absence ef three j or witb a bsnd of contreatlng ma of finely shaved complexion soa.pl While oxfords ars not ss a rule Charlea Whits Of Palisades avenue, weeks, during which time tbey at- | to visit at tbs boms ef Mrs. Hamp­ tsrtot and stir well. Wash the hands with' flattering, thsy have tto advantage Santa Monica, left recently for tended the Oeneral Triennial con* I ton's brother and slstsr-ln-law, Mr. REGINA QUINN this preparation and warm water, j of both looking aad feeling sens­ Oak»». X. D, where tbey will visit vention et ths Episcopal church la I and Mrs. M. V. Bartholomew, who Kanta Monica, following a eerlous Rinse thoroughly and dry, and rubl ible. If yen select becoming stock­ at the home of Mrs. Parker's Bis­ Washington, Rev. and Mrs. Wallace ; reside st Sit Nineteenth street, operation. Children delight in firm, chewy butternut-brown ia a little hand cream. At night.j ings and are always careful ts eee ter, Mrs. Mabel Ma*rcklein. N. Plerson of Utt Fourth street,] Santa. Monies. Mr. and Mrs. H••imp- massage the hands for five minutes! that your oxfords are well ehlned. srs again at their home. At thto » ton plan tO remain in Hanta Mon­ Mrs. Alfred Hust and her alstsr, H-O. The toasted oatmeal, tasty as roasted chest* with either a good balm or a band neatly Laced, wtth fresh looking A recent vleltor ln Banta Monica convention there were more than ' ies Indefinately. Mra. Alfred Sorensoa, of Halt Lake cream. strings te them, yon eaa get a. **•*>• was Mrs. B. 8. Lynch of Lak' ISS bishops, clergymen, and tay I City, are vleltfng at the homo of nuts, fragrant as fresh roasted coffee. Cooks in delegates. Mr. and Mrs. Pier-son. Remember that not one weekl with them Vfry nicely. Elslnore. Mrs. Lynch visited friends Mrs. A. Q. Mahan of 24-0 fjlyr,- Mrs. Host's daughter and son-in- 2 to 3 minutes. Quick-esf Hot Cereal. Dark stockings ars much more In ths Bay District fsr several also visited ia Rochester. N. Y., don avenue, Venice, chairman of law, Mr. aad Mm Robsrt W. Green, should pass without your eitherI Syracuse, and Garden City, L. L having or giving yourself a com-; slenderizing thaa light OMS. How­ days. ths Woman's Red Cross of Ven­ who reelde ln the La Csrmelit*- plete manicure. ever, do not make tto mistake of ice, hss rstornsd from tbs Red Hparlmer'ts, Banta Monica. Mrs Foot grooming is also a very Im­ selecting all black ones, for they Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Simpson Mr. and Mrs. W. J Starr ofl Cross convention at Riverside, Ac­ Host and Mrs. Sorenson arrived portant aad much neglected part of are at present unusual enough to who reside at tM Fourth Strsst, Osage, Iowa, ars recent arrivals to I companying Mrs. Mahan was Mra In ths Bsy District recently, and beauty cultivation. The Posture: attract attention. Any sf tto off- Santa Monies, left yeaterday far a ths Bay District. Mr. and Mrs. I Charles Peckham, who resides st plan to remain for twe weeks. league recognizes three types of] black shades such as gun metal. week'e trip to San Francisco, com­ Starr motored here, stopping for a! 2241 Glencoe avenue, Venice. feet. The inflared. when aaore of dust sad turf win bs becoming bining business and pleasure. short visit ia Yellowstone park. Interesting newcomers in the Bsy the foot surface Ilea inside of th-' aad flattering. Avoid tto pinker They are guests at the Surf apart­ Her friends will bs glad to know District are Ur. and Mrs, Warner line than outside; tto eertflared,! shades tor daytime wear. Only Dr aad Mrs. w. P. Lsos of Ut ments. Ocean Park, and plan tol that Miss Mortal Brooks of 1M7 R. Gaylord, who recently arrived whso more ef the surface Use out-j last week I received warning from •(•"seventeenth Street; Santa Monica. spend ths winter months here. Veteran avenue, Sawtelle, Is rs* from Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mra. i The Netu Kind of Oatmeal eide ef tto line; aad tto Straight.: Paris that tto nuds stockings will ustB Mra. Laue s sister. Mra. R. A. Css—rerinff St ths Martin hospital, G.'iyjord are newlyweds, snd will where tto baU of tto toot lies not to te vogus this ysar. Usuries of t:< Ninth street, toft Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Hampton of Corcoran, Calif, arrived Tuesday, make thsir homs in Brentwood. SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK PACE SIX SECTION TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25. 1928 Telephone 23285; Let Classified Advertising Headquarters Rent Your Place PROFESSIONAL SERVICES EMPLOYMENT MOTOR CARS MOTOR CARS t^_esm______ox MERCHANDISE RENTALS RENTALS I 26 HELP WANTED—MALE SANTA MONICA PUBLISHING CO. CHI RO PR ACTORS ! 40 AUT0M0BILE8 FOR SALE 140 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE j 46 POR SALE—Miscellaneous 64 POR RENT Owner and Publisher 67 FOR RENT ALL SICK PEOPLE that call at our 6 Men to Assist Apartments, Unfurnished ROBT. P. HOLLIDAY office within .*> days will he given a In Taking orders for $1.00 WEEK Housee, Furnished President and Gen. Manager. FREE X-RAY EXAMINATION, ex- 9 shrubs In gaL esns fl fo LOVELY apts., unfurnished, 3 rms, FOB RENT—furnished or unfurnish­ plaining the exact cause of their steS* SPARKLETTS bath, nook, garage, fin* location, $25 ed. A beautiful brand new 8-room MAIN OFFICE 25 different kinds. Adults only. Key at 734 8. M. blvd Utt Third Street. SanU Monica. naae, free ot charge or obligation. California's Finest Where You Can Buy Serviced 6 doz. Snaps, StecSs, Psnslss, etc., tt Ask for Mr. James. stucco residence. 4 bedrooms, 3 beau* Phons 23285 Wehinger X-RAY Chiropractors. 9 doe. large alsed Rsnonculus aad tiful bathrooms. 2 furnaces. Frigid­ SAWTELLE BRANCH Suite 28 Security Bank Bide., 4th and and Guaranteed Anemones bulbs f* oo BEAUTIFUL, furnace heated apart- alre. 2-car garage. Never been occu­ Santa Monica blvd. Ph. 8842°. Drinking Water ment. 5 rooms, I bedrooms, only one pied. Reasonable rent. Long lease UttO Santa Monica Mvd. Phone I21U •rmanent Work. Attractive Sales 1 Aee. California Giant Perlonlaa, la pots ,,-, ,.., $1.00 left. New, modern, close In. North of preferred. See F. E. Bundy, Ocean Entered as second-class matter at CORSETIERE Campaign. Pay Saturday, Wilshire. Phone I1TU er 26610. ave. and Adelaide drive. 91182 and the Fsst Office, Santa Monioa, under 8KB MR ROSE 25097. S PI R ELLA corsets, corse I eta and Used Cars 28TH ST. NURSERY MODERN 9-rm. apt., furnace heat, the aot of March trd, 1879. lingerie made to order. Mra. Ilel-rii 800-811 Colorado Avenue Santa Monica 2264 28th St. electrical control; electric refriger- FOB RENT in Gillette Regent Square, The Associated Press Is exclusively Glbb, 619 Wilshlra, ft M. Ph. 266311. ator, gar. MS. 827 1Mb St, a beautifully furnished 8-room resi­ entitled te the uee for publication of WANTED — Caretaker, mountain Just Bouth of PICO. Ph. 65513 dence. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathe, double SUBON'E, NuTrend Corsets, Surgical ranch, farntahed bouee. water free, Three Ford Coupes LADIES' hats cleaned, only ...... 75c BRAND new 3 rooms and dlnnette, ail news credited to lt or not other- supports, fit guaranted. l'h. 116(8. shower. 11865 Rochester, garage, etc. MM per month. Owner wise credited In this paper, and also Mn. Wolhaupter, 2817 California ave., wages I'l'i month. Address Box 63 Ladles' bate, cleaned and blocked $1.25 Sawtelle WIO furnish gardener. the local news published herein. 8. M. H. M. Outlook. '27 Marmon Phaeton Men'e bate cleaned and bloeked._fl.li FOUR room sunny apt., I b> idnns., SUBSCRIPTION RATES MAN wanted for electrical store. Nn Exclusive Hatters, Work guaranteed. garage. Adults. 927 14th st. Hill. Charles Nielsen, Realtor EMPLOYMENT BUREAU experience necessary. See Mr. Smith '26 Packard Sedan Santa Monica Hat Works, 1507 DELIVERED BT CARRIER- 4th BL 65 728 S. M. BLVD. PH. 25S.1l Per Month KOBA DAT WORK CO, at 10:30 a. m, only, 606 Kanta Montca '26 Chrysler Brougham FOR RENT Santa Monica Outlook f At Housecleaners and gardeners, work blvd. The E. W. Williams Co. Apartments, Furnished EXCEPTIONAL Loe Angeles Express _ ____ .60 by day. Japanese. Phone 32006. (687 WILL give rent of a eteam heated '27 Jordan Little 6 Sport Roadster 18*!2 Lincoln Mvd Ph. 21269 Furnished, my home, 7 roome, 2-etory, So. Pontius ave.. Sawtelle. apt. for painting and laperlng. l'h. BUENA VISTA APTS. furnace heat, ln choicest neighbor­ Total value 41.1* O. E. MORRIS EMPLOY. AQKXCY. 81895. Fertilizer. Top dressing; Landscap- hood, reasonable rental to small Our price for both papers 70 '25 Jewett Touring ing. Sprinkling systems. Lawns in* Single and double ants., beautifully Serving Employer and Employe. WANTED—S mechanli *s at once, ex­ furnished, gas, light, steam heat, family. 22.1 24th St. With Sunday Outlook .75 6th and Broadway. 8. M. 28708 Mailed, reconditioned. private telephone and dally maid OK STREETS AND NEWS STANDS perienced latbe workei 's, sireat west- '27 Chrysler "72" Roadster AUTO glass rcplat ed. Glass tops for NICELT furn. 4 nn. stucco bug., nk., ern Motor Imprv. Co., 2306 H. M. hlvd. ssrvice, all Included la rant, fso a garage and lawn, reasonable rent te Per Copy DAY NURSERIES '27 Essex 4-Door Sedan tables ete. Mirrors resl vered. Pall- month no. Tth and Idaho. steady tenants. 2128'j Penmar ave , Sanu Monica Outlook .,, , f .Of WANTED—Man with car to develop sades Glass and Mirror Shop. Ul Venice. law Angeles Express .03 KINDERGARTEN AND roadside popec in trsde. 1607*6 Saw- Broad way. I'hs.ns- 24478. telle blvd., Sawtelle. BIO BARGAINS ln uncalled for suits ROSSMOORE APTS. 7 RM$. beautiful boms, 6 master bed- Every Car a Real Car rms., 1 bathe, maids' quarters, danc­ Total price both papers * .06 DAY NURSERY EXPERIENCED boy work In lunch and stock overcoats, If we ean fit IMS OCEAN AVENUE tc yon. Browning Br.ker Tailors, 1411 Beautiful ocean view, large rooms; ing platform In rear. For appt. call gunday Morning Outlook ______.06 room. Houra from 7 a. m. to 2 p. m. Open Evenings and Sunday • 22001 or HEmpsted 4141. Miss Myers. HAI- SUBSCRIPTIONS— Quiet, Pleasant Surround­ Venice. Ird st., B. M. nicely furnished. Strictly modern with Apply 223 Rose ave., every convenience, Including elec. re* MOST attract, bung, on sand few doors Per Month must know frlgerator, soft water; St mod, prices. asate Moniea Outlook only..,- 66c ings. Phone 25756. WANTED—Salesman, 47 WANTED—Miscsllsneous no. of Gablea. 2 bedrma., 2 baths, able to drive maids' quarters. Ph. 22001, or HEmp- (Payable tn advance) Bay District and be ave. These rates apply alee to the Saw- FINANCIAL Ross Chrysler Dealer IN great demand, ueed clothes for SURF APARTMENTS sted 4114. Hiss Myers. truck. Apply «6i to 16 sell Pic- both msn and women, and used shoes telle Evening Tribune "SAFETY FIRST MORTOAOE" for both men and women. Ill Broad* Newly furnished, sunshine In every ATTRACT, cottage, reas., 2 adults, Tho Santa Monioa Publishing Com- Federal Bond and Mtge. Co., nf s. in. WANTED—Boys, 9 to 16, to ARTHUR-BRERETON MOTORS, INC. way. Broadway Bargain House. Win room, steam heat, ocean view, cl.is-; living room, bed and bathrm,, break­ Suite 1-7 Security Bldg. Ph. 2331."! t.irlal Reviews. Phons 6452 to amusements, winter ratea. Ill fast rm., kttohsn, gar., light and pany reserves the right to correctly 27 HELP WANTED—Femele call for the articles if you havs them. Surf st., o. P. classify or revise advertisements or to GIFT SHOP 1515 Santa Monica Blvd. Phone 28211 Phone 28779. water (rear), 808 2nd st. reject and refund amount paid, and SCENARIO writer wanta lady to help WANTED—A- ONCE, OLD COTTON ABE you looking for a comfortable 3- wfll not ba responsible for more than hfm to write plays for pictures. Must Steam Heat rm. bungalow with lawn and flowers, one incorrect Insertion of say ad or* BAGS suitable for cleaning machin­ Singles and doubles, 925 per month. take interest and be able to type­ ery. Must be clean. OUTLOOK on bus line and close to beach? Inq, dered for rsore than one time. write. Letter only to Arthur, 1672 Includes phone, electricity and gaa. 411-B Ocean Park blvd. Ph. 64764. Announces PRINT SHOP. Glenwood Apts., 1038 2nd St. Ocean ave., Apt. 24. DESIRABLE l rm. bungalow; attrac­ Rates Given Upon FIRST CLASS restaurant cook, 320 JUNK OF ALL KINDS—HIGHEST "A RARE BUY" CASH PBICE8 PAID. 8. M. JUNK PALA ALTA COURT tively furn., 2 bedrms., heated with week, 2 comb. din. rm. girle and CO., 701 COLORADO. PH. 2X063. floor furnaces, 2-car garage. Apply Request Informal Opening maids, 950, rm. and bd. Morris Km- Beaut, court, very desirable singles, 41S 14th st., for particulars. AH Sunday ads must ba la tbls of­ ployment Agency. 1608 6th st. 28709. '28 LaSalle Sport Roadster WANT cash register for cash. Must doubles; great ly reduced rates; gar. be a bargain. l'h. 21779. % block from Palisades. 911 Alta A v. ATTBACTIVB* Rustic 6-rm. house in flee by 4 p. m. Saturday. MIDDLE-AOED woman for plain Banta Monica canyon. Ph. 25750. Ads may be received up to 10:30 cooking, help with housework, $86 per This csr was purchased nsw tn July of this year, and baa only been driven a. m. for publication the aame day. GIFT SHOP 48 FURNITURE FOR SALE BRAND NEW 458 Sycamore rd., S. M. canyon. month, room and board. 82202. 10807 4000 miles, baa everything Imaginable to improve the aport effect even to 1 RMS., WALKING DISTANCE BUSI­ All transient or telepnoned adver- Novelties of All Kinds Well worth ave., Westwood. CHIME linilN. Alao BUMPERS, SIDE WINGS, I'AHKINO UOHTS, AND WANTED Double apt., 1 bedrm., extra bed ln NESS A BEACH; 4 LOB. BEDRMS.. tlsements are payable and will be COMPETENT woman take charge of RUMBLE BEAT, ETC. NEW and used furniture bought, sold living room, light, gas and Frigidalre, 1111 3RD ST., NR. WILSHIRE. 12161. collected for. Immediately after tbe Car ooat new In tbe neighborhood of 917611. And ln lass than 4 months furn., gar, opt. 944 12th st., 8. Bt, Imported Linens baby and assist with house. Must and exchanged at Munn's. 11771 S. M. 4 RMS., 2 bedrms., bath and garage. first insertion, unless patron has al­ he reliable, good appearance. Steady, blvd., Sawtelle. Pbone 31744. ready established a regular account $•'.0-860. Apply at once. 433 2lst. Our Price, $1795 NOEL APARTMENTS 1947-B 19th st. Ph. M585. on our credit books. Easy terms and a liberal trade In allowance, undoubtedly the biggest value on GREAT demand for second-hand furn. FULLY furn. 4 rms., attrac. grounds, MRS. DREW LINARD ROOM and uss of kttohsn and $16 mo. Best prices paid. Ph. 62609. T. D. Singles and Doubles, 926 up. tbe Beach. 401 Wilshire blvd. adults. M6. 1242 10th st. Ph. 16M4. 1217 OCEAN AVENUE for couple to do housework and stay See MR. GEO. CURRT personally. Stewart, 907 HoUlster ave., O, P. Telephone Your SANTA MONICA, CALIF. with 2 children 6 evertngs per week; 50-A RADIO no cooking. 1481 8. M. Blvd. Ph. 22464 CHRISTIE COURT 66 FOR RENT—Offices. Desk Room Supplies, Accessories Block from ocean. Singles, WHITE woman, 26 to 40, for house doublea, Classified Ads—23285 INSURANCE work and care of boys, 2 and 6, stay Nash Used Car Lot reas. 125 Pacific, O. P. Ph. 14171. OFFICES, DESK SPACE nlghte, 240. Parenta employed. 12227 RADIO BARGAINS GREENE APTS., 190 Ocean I'ark SAVE 20% ON Ayres. Phone 313,18. 4th and Broadway, Santa Monica IN ALL MAKES AND 8IZE8, FULLT blvd., Ocean Park; modern, block REASONABLE RENT ANNOUNCEMENTS INSURANCE from beach. Singles 911 month; WHITE woman for general bousewk . GUARANTEE!), AND ON EASIEST 629 Santa Monica Blvd. E. T. Yates, Realtor stay ntgbta. Three ln family, 944). Open Evenings and All Day Sunday OF TERMS, ARE ALWAYS TO BE doubles, 221 month. Gas, lights free. 1 DEATH A FUNERAL NOTICES Phone 22161. FOUND AT GLORIOUS sunshine, park and ocean 621 8. M. blvd. 25519. Res. 21711 Phone 22155 visw, ideal location; E splendid rms., 70 FOR RENT BOWMAN—Nettie Bowman, 1716 MATTRESS Mra. WANTED—Neat woman to clean and Radio Bargain Houae attract, furnished, linen, silver, etc Stores and Business Sites Brockton ave. Aged 62 years. Be­ help ln back of bakesbop, $*18 per COR. 14TH ST. AND BROADWAY. All for 960. 1111 Ocean ave. loved wifs of James D., mother of MATTRESSES, feather mattresses weak. 1249 4th st. PHONB 11621 FOR RENT OB LEASE!—Ground tW. Pearl. W. C, J. C. Bowman, Mrs. and pillows renovated. Furniture up­ CLEAN, attractive 4-room apartment, ot building located at the n. e. cor. EXPERIENCED •Un tile cc lorsd maid. FINANCIAL CASH FOR FORDS OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. Mamie Thomas, Sawtelle, and Nellie holstering, cm pet cleaning at Horry's, OUR BEPAIK DEPT. CAN SAVE garage. Good location. Adulta. 1041 5tli of Sand and Main sts., Ocean Park; VltalS at Spokane, Wash. Funeral 1662 10th St. Ph. 26828. stay nights. Phi 22762. Ull Coupes and Sedana. 1210 Main st. at. Inquire ir>23 Lincoln blvd. aultable for store, warehouse, light Saturday, Oct. IT, at 10:30 a. m„ at 3« MONKY TO LOAN '26 FORD coupe TOU MONET AND WE GUARAN- MENTAL I ST wanted for cash. 1880 TEE SATISFACTION. manufacturing, distributing plant, Price-Daniel Funeral Home. Inter* 28 HELP WANTED— Rsal Estate Montana. MAGUIRE APTS. etc., exceedingly reasonable rent. Call ment Forest Lawn cemetery. Male end Femele ELEC. radios 936 up; Join Wally's or see Mr. Ifrasier, 621 Santa Monica MADAME RAY AUTO LOANS Xmaa Radio olub now. Guar, delivery 127 Ocean Ave. Phone U366 blvd. Phone 22821. llUFF—Mrs. Ruth Huff. Aged IT WESTERN EMPLOY. AOBNCT, 221 MERCHANDISE of radio by Xmaa. Wally's Badio SMALL furnished apt. at 9 10 per mo. years. Wife %f Robert Hun and CLAIRVOYANT AND PALMIST If In need of money see us. ALL available rooms in new building, Arlsona ave. Ph. 24661. Couples 9160- Shop, K.I4 Rutler ave., Sawt. 21109. Go look at 1017ft and 1017H 4th st., daughter of Mrs. Margaret Ellis. Re­ Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge, 2200 mo.i cooks and genl. $60-920 mn.; Furniture Loans 48 FURNITURE FOR 8ALE thsn (tall 2281)5 after 0 p. m. opposite Criterion theater, very at­ mains at the parlors of Todd A Easy Way to Lean UNIVERSITY 4 tube, all-eles trie $35 3008 Ocean Front, Ocean Park, Calif, 2nd maid, colored, $<»o mo.; rook and up. Used radloa free, only accessor- tractive leases; for exclusive infor* Leslie. CON8ULT Mrs. Forrest, mentalist, genl., 2 adults, 910 mo.; waitress 211 Diamond Loans AND WANTEO 926 BENTS b< auttful new 4 room furn. mation see E. T. Tates, Realtor, lea to buy. 10600 W, Pico, at Par­ apt., WRts**T free. 1011 Palm court Rentals, Insurance. 611 S. M. blvd. LINOS—Miss Nellie Lings. Aged 45 herself, about all important matters. wk., no Sundays; child nures* refs., LOTS OF NEW THINGS DAILT AT noil, Westwood. irado). 2926 Ocean Front, Ocean Park, Phone 970 mo.; mother's helpers 916-916 mo.; SUPER FINANCE CO. VAUGHAN'S (6th ami Col I'hone 16519. Res. Ph. 21711. years. Sister of Ethel Lings. Serv­ ti Ti'HK Radiola, super hetrodyne ices Friday at 2 p. m„ at the Me­ 66129. maid, go home nights, 910-919 week. 201 Santa Monica blvd. Ph. 25088 Shonninger upright piano 875.00 NICE, *u:.*iy" apt., good location. 23G LARGE store on Sawtelle blvd.. J in • Bed, spring and mattress 16.95 mahogany console, built-in aerial and morial chapel of Todd & Leslie. NEW CARS MAN and wife (white), apt. house apeaker, 996. BAT SCHAFER, 1601 Euclid. $2:.. mo. Mra Smith, 1661 Corinth, Saw­ POWER—Mrs. Jennie Power. Aged !I7 Janitors. Must be experienced and Real Estate Loans Extra good buggy 97. crib...... 94.nrs and garage, .25. telle. Ph. 11360. Bulck Sales and Service straight three yr. monthly payment tth St., cor. Bdwy. NICE apartment yeara, at Palm Court, Stbta Moni­ have first class references. Box 278 Leather duofold in good shape ...$1.1.00 LARGE store, living quarter 10U High Grade Used Cars. and annual payment. Loans mads 4-i>c. wicker set _. 121.00 MUST sacrifice, almost new, 7 tube, 1551-D 16th St. ea.* Remains at the Mendenhali Fu­ GOODRUM & VINCENT 8. M. Outlook. on Improved Bay Dlstriot properties. Wash, blvd.. Van. Inq. Barbs shop. neral Home. Notice of funeral later. 2-pc. velour davenport set $27.00 alt electric Radiola. J. M." Miller, 1411 BEAUT, dbles., singles, clean, sunny, Colorado at 6th. 10th and 8. M. blvd. WANTED—A disengaged young man No bonus. No commission. Liberal Very fine bed dav. In velour $39.00 Arlsona. bENTVER—Elaine Jeanette Fentver, or lady to drive cor afternoons, hy repayment privileges. Banta Monioa 164gar2 , 2NoptD. 12ST.M, LincolApta., n rms.blvd,. witPh.h 11860wad. 71 FOR RENT—Oarages at Venloe. Remains at the parlors OAKLAND-PONTIAC Sales A Se rvlce Oaa heaters $3 up; desks ...... $5.95 GOOD WILL USED CARS the hour. Must be very competent Savings Bank, 681 Santa Moniea High oven gas range $7.95 without bath, cont. hot wat., garage. AUTOMOBILE ahop for rsnt. No­ of O. A. Kirkelie * Co. or do not apply. Call 66226. blvd. Phone 28001. INVESTMENTS CLAUDE R SHORT Dresser 95; commodes ...... $2.60 DOUBLE apts., steam heat. Ideal Jo- vember 1, good location, rent reason* 1501 S. M. Blvd. 1321 WANTED—A SPANISH TUTOR Breakfast sets $7.00 up cation. Ph. 11647. able. 711 Montana ave. Ph. 13636. •FUNERAL DIRECTORS 53 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ARTHUR-HRERETON MOTORS Inc. PHONE 11242 We Handle All Forms of Oak buffet $7.50; drop leaf tabs.. $1 25 NEW double apts, garage. Apply SANITART VAULTS fer temporary CHRYSLER MOTOR OARS 30 SITUATION* WANTED Kitchen cabinet 92 and $7.00 For Sale, Wanted office. 1131 1th st. REAL ESTATE nee at ao cost to you. Call the wood* 1615 S. M, blvd. Pb. 28211 Real Estate Financing Saul, cnui-hes 92.76; army cots $2.75 Male Some very good d. r. sets .. $15.00 up 9100 BUYS Interest ln 61 excellently SINGLES and doublea, nicely turn. lawn Mausoleum Company at Wood- located Texas and New Mexico oil team cemetery, llth and Pico. Phone ORAHAM-PAIOB NOTICE CITIZENS MORTGAGE Old Spanish center table ...... 94.00 Very reasonable. 804 Lincoln Blvd. 74 'OR 8ALE— Houses Sales and Service Morris chair $4; new end tables.. $1.90 leases. .Huge profits possible; big BEAUTIFUL atucco court apt., sleep­ 1117 B. M. Blvd. X bave an else, devil grass raking ma­ drilling campaign on. K. Wursburg, Phone 24790 chine. I win rake your lawn Tor >i AND SECURITIES CO. New swill spring, mattresses 926.00 ing porch, garage. $25. 817 10th. Worth $3000 More PRICE-DANIELS, INC. Silk floss mattresses ..« 923.00 1232 NT Poinsett la pi., Hollywood. Formerly Fred J. Finch Co., Ine; Oldsmobile cent a square foot or rake, reseeu 224 Santa Monica Blvd. FUK SALE—Drug store location now BEST bargains, apts., flats; 1 block THAN THE OWNER IS ASKING AMBULANCE SERVICE and fertilize your lawn for 1 oent a operating as oonfsctlonery, with park, ocean. Dorchester. 147 Bay st. SAWTELLE. FHONE 22572 1440 tut st Pbone 84969 square foot. PHONE 64068. VAUOHAJTS, 1221 Lincoln blvd. A oorner, north of Montana, and a NICKEL PLATING 0. M. Open tc T p. m. small stock medicines and toilet well-built 6-room and breakfast nook, WILSHIRE FUNERAL HOME CONTRACTOR win paint, repair or 6% Mortgage Loans - 7% Near Wilshire, goods. Nsighborb. needs, wants, drug 66 POR RENT—Mouses build for a vacant lot or rent for 4 For refinancing or construction. stucco house taken in on a trade, Fhone 22027 1619 Wllehlre blvd. SPECIAL attention given to silver, store here, tth & HoUlster, O. P. Unfurnished lias just been redecorated through­ John" 0. Boggs, Stanley J. Straw jardinieres, andirons and antlquea. room house. Box 17 Ontiobk. Second Mortgage Loans up to 70%. MORE BARGAINS Building and Loan, very attractive. 9100 TAKES a cigar atand tn nsw IF you want a cosy FRONT COT­ out. Large living room with fire* B. M. Plating Works. 1520 2nd st. YOUNG ex-service man, work of any Grandfather clock ,,,,,, 919.00 hotel. Call 216 Santa Monica blvd. 8HARP A NOLAN, Ph. 61862 Automobile Loana and refinancing. Overstuffed davenport _ $27.00 TAGE SEE THIS! It consists of liv- place, 9 lovely bedrooms, furnace Funeral Directors. Ambulance NURSERIES kind, exp. driver. Wiu leave city, ing rm., l bedrms., bath, kitchen, heat, double garage, a rear yard 1111 Lincoln blvd. Ph. 28078. Mortgage and T. D.'a bought and sold. Mahogany chiffonier ...... $17.00 BTA. KIRKELIE A CO. A. B. OI.11' 111 NT, MOR breakfaat nk., glassed-in rear porch, walled In for privacy; nice lawn, FOR LAWNS Mahogany dresser ___ (I8.no LIVESTOCK garage, 1 blk. from 8. M. blvd., 930 to shrubbery and garden. This Is a 202 Mala st •- Phons 61102 Sandy loam deilveret IP you need an expert gardener to Phona 24141. 1168 6th st.. at Wllshirs. Painted breakfast set 19.00 Ambulance Servioa. Ocean Park take care of your property ring ('has desirable permanent tenant. 1508 Arl­ real snap at .10,000. Don't delay see- Wasdlsss Fertiliser (at laat). Pitney, 22269. Wilton rug, 11x16 $65.oo 54 POULTRY, BABBITS, sona ave. Ins|. 1512 Arlsona avenue. Ing It. Phone 21628. ______TODD A LESLIE. PhOUS 810tJ Sprinkling System Installed, Uet our Money To Loan Walnut Dining rm. suite, 1 table Phone 14676. prices. NEW lawns put fis^gardens looked To build or refinance homes. Paymts. i chairs and buffet 961.00 PIGEONS—For Sale, Wanted YOU'LL BE SUBPRISED when you 7th and Arlsona, Santa Monica, Calif. see the Inside of these beautiful MENDENHALL FUNERAL HOME Devil Grass Removed. 1 seceding after. Phone 32012. 812 per 91040 fer 119 months. Tapestry overstuffed rocker ...... 911.so HIGHEST raarke ; price paid—Hena, FURNISHED and unfurniehed houses Library table 91.00 and apartments (LIVE AT PACIFIC homes; ons 6 rm. and one 4 rm. and »12 Fourth st. a M. Pb. 22288 and fertilising. EXPER. young man wishes Job dtiv- ThS Coast Mutual Bulldlng-Loan fTysrs, rabbits. s2"ito. Grand Central at ths price they are ofered for, Avocado trees delivered anil planted. Ing light truck, 13•*•*» Apt. F, 2"nd st. Assn. of Les Angelea Beauty parlor equipment, like new. Market, 11300 8, M. blvd., Bawtelle. PALISADES), you will enjoy it. Ratra |M and up. santa Monica which Is 92000 under actual coat. II t LOST AND FOUND Phona 25891. Marene Leeoina chair with foot reat FOB SALK—One pen of six bantams WINDOW CLEANING. FLOOR WAX­ Santa Monica Agency and ahampoo tray, wash basin, signs, Land and Water Co., 19114 Beverly you are Interested in a real home ING, KITCHENS. INGLES, l'h. 64284 and a rooster, 96.00 &08 Vernon ave., blvd., Pacific Palisades. Ph. MHO. and an income as well, aee owners LOST—Child's pet kitten, black with SawteUe Blvd. Nursery 1847 4th st eto., the lot _ |«.00 Venice. on propsrty, 801 21st st., K M. 98000 I white throat and paws, strayed from WINDOW CLEANINO, FLOOR WAX- LINCOLN FUBNITUBE CO. THREE bedrms., breakfast rm., elec. BEDDINO PLANTS, SHRUBS WE buy rabbits and poultry. High- handles. Total price 38000. Courtesy neighborhood of 26th and Idaho st Reasonable Prioe Work Guaranteed ING, KITCHENS. PH. eves. 25991. MORTGAGE MONEY 1611 Lincoln blvd., Venloe. Ph. 65232 controlled furnace, open fireplace in to brokers. Phone 23193 or 31484. • Sunday. Finder please notify Mr. NEW lawns. Shrubs. Old gardens put KOK SALK—Nearly new 4-pc. wicker est prices paid. E. A Thompson, living rm., rose covered sun porch, 2238 Sawtelle Blvd. Ph. 21490 To loan for building purposes or In- 11281 Venice blvd. Pbone 71416. Benawa. by Phone 23285. 1 BLOCK NORTH OF PICO in good ahape. Ph. 71211, get, bins snd gold, tapestry up­ sprinkling system, 2-oar garage, ex­ 1 BM. house In B. M., north of rom* 09 renltlet.ee property. No wait­ bedrms., double ga- W. H. FOX Terrier, white, brown ing. No escrow. Bring In FOOT plane. holstered, ( burner oven gas range. clusive neighborhood, 9100 month on Montana, 9 bead, 2 black spots, child's playmate. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 31 66 HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, lease. 120 9th St., near Georgina. rage, 98500; 91000 cash, paymenta SITUATIONS WANTED Reasonable. Private party. 1824 ltth. Mrs. Smith, 1661 Co­ Reward return, Inform. 2922 6th, O, P. A. E. O'FLAHERTV. M. D., 610 8. M. Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. CASH for furniture. Call Santa Monl- GOATS For Sale, Wanted Phone 11630. by. Apply Female rinth, Sawtelle. Ph. 31360. LEATHER purse from car, containing Blvd. Phones 257113 and 24254 11-5, Of Santa Moniea os Furniture Co., 190 Broadway, l'h THOBOUOHBRED Toggenbsrg goat. FOB RENT—Unfurnished. A beantl- j Sea Breese carda, Elgin watch ansl 'ipcc. atten. Bye. Ear, Noao, Throat. DEAF woman, experlenoed, wants Suite 1-6 Security Bldg. Ph. 23363 ful, sightly, modern residence. * ur- work, By Jinks 1 somebody give me 24842. 96, or wiil trade for anything. 11797 OWNER MUST SELL . money. Ph, 21644. Reward. PHOTOS rugs, springs, mst- Darlington. naoe. Frigidalre. Strictly modern. work for I must live, Sewing, bouse* I 38-A MONEY TO LOAN FUBNITURE, Reaaonabla rent. Bee F. E. Bundy, New 7 room house in choice location. LOST—Eastern Star pin. Liberal re- XMAS Photos. Get yours in time this work. Ironing. 50o hour and carfare sve, ete. 1127 10th St. III i i - '_ward. 427 Pier ave., O. P. Ph. (i.lfiSG. Automobiles, Mortgages, tresses, gas st Ocean ave. and Adelaide drive. 21182 WUl take closed ear or property. 623 year and save dollars at the Bunnell Phone 22178 55A FOR 8ALI, WANTED and 26007. llth at. Phone 22146, Studios, s. M. or Sawtelle Trust Deeds USED FURN. BOUQHT AND SOLD. M 8PECIAL NOTICES 1618 2RD ST. PHONE 26424, Pet Stock, Birda, Does, Cata PINE new up to date 4 rms. and bath, PIANO TUNINO WANTED—Fine linen, silk or men'e CASH FOR FCRNITUKE. CALL FOR SALE—Beautiful Persian klttena, OCEAN PARK over 3 garages, 2 bedrms.. OH view THE SALVATION ARMT shirts to be laundered at my homs or 50% Automobile Loans VAUORAN'8, 26008. Income lot no. of WUsnlre, 91000 o HOLLAND titMcH piano technician. champ atock. Pedigreed, l'h. 69711. M EAST AND WEST OF LINCOLIf. Santa Monica Corps, 1642 Lincoln yours. Will guarantee. Ph. 22805, Liberal loans, straight or refinancing. EOR SALE—White enamel refrlaer- Ave. 23, venlcs. AN8LBT GRAHAM cash handles, bal, very easy. See K.l Wvd. Phona 22621. Relief hours, I to Tuning, voicing, repairing of pianos, Stewart, 1600 Montana ave. Ph. 21973 {•rands and reproducing pianos. Peter FIRST CLASS cook and general A. B. OLIPHINT, 1168 Sth. Ph. 24141. ator, 100 lbs, capac, like new. 3301*5 FOR SALE—C inury blrda, singers and COR. LINCOLN AND O. P. BLVD. 10 a. m. snd 6:30 to 7 :30 p. m. Sun­ wants place In family of adults, good females. 911 1930 BARRY AVE.—6 room stucco, 2 day services, Sunday school, 9:20 Jensen. 1683 Ocean avs. 25240, FOR SALE—Household furniture; call Marguerita Ph. Mtlt. wages. Phone 28709. 39 MONKY WANTED from 16 to 11 a, m.. 802 Pico blvd. Mrs. Webster, Rentals bedrms., h. w. floors, fireplace, tile , a.m., alao 11 a. m.; night Salvation PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER EXP. young lady wants work as Resl Estate, Collatersls ttt Banta Monica blvd. Ph. 23431 drain and bath, automatic water eervlce 7:30 p.m. Phone as above, RENTALS heater, etc., an exceptional value. MISS NKII.l, mother's helper. I.Ikes children. Will EXCEPTIONAL OFFER 49 SEWINO MACHINES SIX rm. new bouse, steam heat, ex­ Worksrs wanted, men or women. Al­ PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. stay nights. Outlook Boa Wo. 11. See owner, S0S7 Belolt, SawteUe. ways ready to visit distressed or sick. ( GILT K 1.xIK 1ST MORTGAGES 58 RENT—ROOMS clusive location, 960 per month to re­ Edwin A Wllmer, officer in charge. 1502 6th st I'hone 2R709 COMPETENT stenographer desires $350 DISCOUNT BACH. SEWING MACHINES rod liable people. 426 Pier ave. SPECIAL attention taken REAL ESTATE position. Sis ysars legal experience 93000 1st mortgages, baarlng 8%, on Furnished 6 RM. stucco houee, 1441 Carmellna, OCEAN PARK on mens For RENT, REPAIRED and SOLD on EAST AND WEST OP LINCOLN. aad ladles' alterations. Box 66 S. M. Outlook. nsw, beautiful 6 risom etueoo homes easy terms, all makes. Sawtelle. 940, unfurn. Ph. 11471. Browning in fins locations, near Ssn Fernando. SHEARON HOTEL ANSI.KY IIIIAIIAM. Baker Tailors, 1411 trd st. Thos. V. Prentice 6c Asso. koUSEWORK—Half days, mornings; lUWLEf'S SEWING MACH. SHOP, 4-ROOM modern, sunny, new stucco. COR. LINCOLN & O. P. BLVD. Aet quickly. ITM Main st. Phons 61246 OPPOSITE ELKS CLUB. BRIDGE LESSONS — AUCTION OR 7th and Montana. Ph. 22442 prepare dinner. 63705^ OWNER. BOX 74T OPTLOOK. Outsids rms., Hot & cold tub shower See C. F. Dorries. 1013 Pico blvd. 91600 CASH will buy my equity In 4 CONTRACT. PHONB 26837. WOMAN wants work, day or hour; bath, eteam heat. 96 a week up. 6-ROOM cottage and garage. 1428 23rd room furn. bung., gar ; no trades. <~***____»______i i m KOCH REALTORS WANTED—1st T. D. 92250, on ( room" BO MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Courtesy to agents. Apply 1317 6th satisfaction guaranteed. Ph. 64.176. modern stucoo home, ssslendtd loos* CLEAN outside rooms, hot and cold St. Call 203 8. M. blvd. § PER80NALS 1262 Bth at,, Santa Monica. Ph. lilI t HOUSEWORK by hour. Phone 22510 Uon, good sized lot. wilt pay s% In* 1 'I A NOS for rent. Apply your rental running water, 96 per week and up. H KM. house, rear, 930. 1025 Washing­ st. Phone 267 WiLdj colored man who called about terest. 2", bonus. Box 16 Outlook. as payment OQ purchase. Jackson, California Hotel. 125 California. ton Wvd., Ven. In _. Barber shop. Chamberlain Company 620 Colorado ave., Apt. 2. M47 .Ird St. Ph. 2U16. NEW HOME FOR YOU ear aome time ago PLEASE call WILL take laundry home, 15 pieces $2000—»<**••, CORNER. Value... $6000 ROOM with housekeeping privileges 3 HMS . garage, In new bungalow ct. ""__• 11621 Mayfleld ave. 624 Santa Monioa blvd. Phone 23421 95000—(sjt, Gillette's rea. Vat $10,000 MAHOGANY Kimball upright, good In widow's home. Would care for In­ Apply Mrs. Weight. 17M-C Ith st. Sac. heavy dn. paymt. 2821 Pearl for 91 finished. I'hone 64888. fall 227 Wilshire. condition, $125. Ray Schafer, 1601 valid. Phone 26876. ttb, cor. Bdwy. MODERN S rm. house, garage, rear, 3 BEDRM. house, Gillette's Regent 10 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES F. Herre n WHITK woman, sap. laundry, wants TWO rms. and showere fer 1 er 3 men, reaa. _UH Uth st Phone 22045. Ph. 21999 Square, tl 500 below cost Aloe STEAMSHIP TICKETS ANYWHERE blvd. work by hour. Pb. 11860. MOTORCARS CHICKBBINQ UPRIGHT PIANO all new, very private, ctose-ln best LOVELY 4 rm. bung., large rms. tiled Europe, Alaska. Orient 'Hawaii, Fan* DAY work, by exp. white woman, Wonderful condition, need only by pri­ section. $35 mo. Ph. 25H?4. 97000. Terms. Apply 713 Met place. F. W. Armitage vate family. IM ltth st. 9100 cash bath and kitchen. 888 Lincoln, chlldren'a oars. Phons 43069, NICE rm., adj. bath, era. entrance BUT FOR PROFIT—-Beautiful S. M.' Rentals, Insuranoe, ttt Wilshire, 21469 40 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 3 RM , 1 bedrm., gar., nr school, reas. HARNET TRAVEL BUREAU MAHOGANY Victor upright, large dentin, hot water. 1147 sth st. Canyon, 5 rooms, large lot 99000. J, SM 8. M. blvd., Santa Monica. 24663 COOK or maid by Prot. lady. Baf. sise with records, $35. BAY SCHAF­ 24.12 I 'helsea pi. Phone 28502. . BULLING BROS. BOOKKEB^oyj^ciulihouBP c ava, Venice. ER. 1M1 ttb, oor. Bdwy. SUNNY rooma l Insly, home prlvl- A. Edmundson, 259 W. Channel Bd. SPECIAL rate to Kansas city before leges. Bant reas. H..4-A 6th Bt 67 FOR RENT—Housee Oct31. Phone 31966. 324 Wilshire blvd. Phone 21468 local refs. BWt-8K<\i , by szp, lady; FOR SALE—Estey upright piano, C RM. furn. house, witb groc. and 64 8. M. s-wsiOutlooki k fro. m Packard Furnished meat market attached, 91800 income; EXIT woman wants hous* practically new. Hargaln at 9250, Ph. 66 FOK RENT COZY little home, on a street Sacri* M. B. RAPP 21822 evenings. 9.17.50—NICELY furnished 4 rooms and sell busines36500. s Calseparatel 23470. . Ph. 85349. PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 8 to 4. 1226 ltth St. IK SANTA MONICA. Housekeeping Roome—-Fumlehed flee. MIS Montana. Phones 21111 2113 TWO oolored maids. Reliable, Want FOR SALE or for rent. A beaut, baby breakfast nook, 2 bedrooms, garage. HOUSE to be i rived. 308 Wilshlra. grand, also fine upright piano. See 920—ATTRAGT. room, running water, all California aye, , AUCTIONEERS work. I'hone 22579. Apply 1732 Line In bird. Ph. 228S6. L.M.Ford & LK.Small, Inc. Reconditioned and Mr. Gamble. Union Storage. 716 Colo. furnace heat. 1055 Srd. Ph. 25911. FREE rental service to tenants, Mrs. BILL BAMSDEN, AUCTIONEER 114 Santa Monica blvd. Fhone 23426 33 PAINTING, PAPERHANQINO SINOLE housekeeping room, 91X 1916 Paul. With XL T. Yates, Realtor. In- 78 FOR SALE—Lots AND CARPENTERING surance. Loans. Phone 25519 or 11T11. Everything bought sold aad ex­ Guaranteed MERCHANDISE Bth st. or 92-1 Uth st. IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR changed. PHONE 68549. Geo. A. Wade WK paint your automobile with the WB HAVE REDl'CED OOB CARS WILL rent my pl>*a«ant furn. home to A LOT COMI'ARE THESE VALUES AUTOS FOR HIRE 901 Santa Monica blvd. Ph. 21222 best of 1 in 1'ss or Lacqtter, as low as AGAIN. THIS IS OVA LOSS AND 46 FOR SALE—Miscellsneous 60 ROOMS AND BOARD reliable part**. 1740 Belolt are., Saw­ TOOB SAVING. WATCH OUB telle. "•fOU DRIVE. Hour, day, week, aaa 215. KLEIN A DIXON, 1224 Wssh­ WANTED—Room, board, mother ana INCOME LOT 19 DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY ington blvd., Venice. Phone 62044 BARGAIN CORNER. TELE. MINK cape tn fine condition, extra girl 4. Walking distance Junlpher KKAS. excel, rest, section, 4 rm. bung., 17th Bt near Montana .9-800 . AUTO RENTAL CO., Snd and S. M. SOUTHERN AT CtttL long with deep collar, made by Mar­ --Mvd. Phones: Day 28206; nlte, 28165. FRANCES ELAM. experienced dress­ WIU call for estimations. bldg. Olve phone and address. Box 9| twin beds, wall bed, beaut, furn., shall Field of Chicago, cost 91400. 14 S. M. outlook. garage. 420 Paliaades aee., S. M. RESIDENTIAL LOTS BEAUtV AIDS — maker, out by day, L. A., Banta Mon* PAINTING*, roofing, -corpentar work Will take 9260 cash or 9275 part, bal­ lea. References. Pbone 62102, ROOM aad board .35—Sl'NNY upper duple* art., liv­ 12th st, near Alta 92650 Prlcea reasonable. I'hoiie Mttt. Carl R. Henderson ance and Ume. Vu. ttttt, for men, good 50-ft., close te Georgina- 13500 Wilshire at 17th st. heme cooking, 99 ' eek. 14.13 1th St. ing rm.. bedrm., brkfst nk , shower. Darelle Beauty Shoppe DRESSMAKER for girls, exclusively; NEW model electric washer, slightly- close in, 10.17 QUI et. Ph. 12808; 50-ft, close te Carlyle...... _...347i work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. FINANCIAL used la A-l condition, 986.00. Phone 62 Gillette, close to Alta 93150 M UNDER NEW MA»AOBMENT. HUDSON coach; had beet of care, runa 28421. 1520 Caltfornla. FOR RENT—FLATS 4 RM. stucco, attract fare., reas. year SEE MR. GEO. C. LESCH With Phone 25803. lease. ISO Hart ave.. OR. 5303. L. A. \ -Opening Specials 3d MONEY TO LOAN fin*, will take *•»«»*«*• ear aa part LAWN FERTILIZE**, well ewed aaa Unfurnished CHARLES NIELSEN, REALTOR GOWNS, tailored suits, coats relin., payment. 1230 B. M. blvd. Adults. 1424 728 S. M. Blvd. Pb. 25831 PERMANENT WAV1 E 0-__-__...87.50 alter. 1419 Euclid. 28647. Mrs. Mayer. Rssl Estste treated, no weed seed; best on the UNFURNISHED modern i nn. (tow* 4 BM. furn. house, 110. S'&KSSSlJi.J '™ *'* wijn_L.li.o_ BUICK tounns, 976 down. market Shaver Dairy. 62070. er) flat, h. W. floors throughout, ga­ ioth at GOWNS, coats. Expert Rem. SEASHORE AUTO EXCHANOE rage, near car Uae and business cen­ FIVE lovely rma, bath, auto, heee, HUNTINGTON . I MANICURES __~__- Tl„... 82.00 home. Loe. rsf. W264, evea. FERTILIZER tar sale. 600 yards GRACE LIVINGSTON, MOB. 6% MONEY 226 Ross ava. Venice. Ph MM* rough cow manure. Brentwood Dairy ter, must be ssan te be appreciated. gard., ocean view. MO Pier ava OR Immediately available In practically Phone 22507 er 23010. Manx Apta, 1410 beau FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 83878 SMART dresses. Old ones cleverly re FORD New model A sport-coupe, Co. Pbone 64910. 10th st. S ROOM house, garage close to bus rAcinc modeled. Altera. 1666 Euclid. 26241. unlimited amounts an Improved prop­ driven ttt lallSS. SQS'PPed with line, lilt Saltalr ave. Pbone 32338. 1219 Ocean Ft ont, Venice erties in approved localities at inter- GET popcorn, any quantity, for Hal* 4 BMS. on sunny side, 9 beds, garage, PALISADES erest rates as low as 6H end t'.'c per ever} thins MH cash. 1614 15th st. lowe'en at Crispette Shoppe, 1607H ATTRACTIVE, new 3 na., com. furn., We buy, sell, exchange and loan FRANCES DRE8HER Beauty Shop, 21 DETECTIVE AGENCIES Sawtelle blvd.. Sawtelle. very attractive. 1123 15th st Ph. overstuffed, gar. IStt Uth st. J-mov.*d to 212 Wilshire blvd. Ph. 25639. annua. Tea incur no obligations in FORD speedster, anod enalne, |M, 25760. money ea above, either vacant or im­ discussing ths matter with us. Apt. 1. *«S Uth st. LAWN fertiliser, eteam cured, no FURNISHED house at 1114 12th et., 3 proved; unusual quick action assured. BEODINO T^ LUTHER HEILIG weed seed. Met by every teat. Park IDEAL 4 rm. lower flat, tile bath and bedrma_ 1 hatha, gar, reas rent 22740 R. O. LOWDERMILK. REALTOR Federal Bond At Mtge. Co. LATE Chandler sedan, sood paint; Dairy. Phone 64629. abewer, garage, Just off Wilshire. 15316 Beverly blvd . Pacific Palisades tfONlCA ttstlSSSS A ruiow me.-h A-l 12J0 S. M. bf-rd. XHl'U 17th st. 925 MONTH. 3 rooms, 1 bedrm., near DETECTIVES OF SANTA MONICA LUMBER cheap at Mines Field, ingle- schools 711-B. Hill et, O. P. 62662. (UPSTAIRS.) Phone 26606 Mattresses renovaced. wtth YOUR opportunity to buy large lot ;Jli feathers stsssi reno- Expert private Investigators, wateb* 42 AUTOMOBILES WANTED wood. Call any time. Cash. 63 FOR RENT—Flats, Furnished 4 ROOMS, garage. 325. See C F. HMd: tt*H-.sotto n Unters men and guards, tor service Ph. 23221 I HAVE REFRIGERATOR—Holds 76 lbs. Good Dorries. 1013 Pico blvd. ee) Montana ave, 70 ft frontage, , tt; 40*lb. floss mattresses, condition, cheap. 1016 Mrd St. FOUR sunny rma.. opposite school, overlooking golf links; e»net wants * Ms. bssstssds, ptOows. Bracket.'s Merchants Patrol $5000 to $20,000 HIGHEST caah prices for 426. 1027 Wash. bt~£. Venice. 3 RM. bungalow, bath, nook, garage. offer oa equity, bal. 110 psr month St redsoeS prteefi FOR SALE—Milch goat. IL I. Bed Adulta p_ 144T Stanford. and 7*>. It will pay TOU to eee this. AND DETECTIVES. BAT AND te loan on First Mortgage your car or equity. pullets, 4 tube radio. 9411 Stanford. FOR RENT—Apartments. For underpriced lots see Ed Stewart, NIGHT SERVICE. PH. 26744. BABY buggy. In good condition, for 925—t RMS. (rear). S bedrma, hath. 1600 Montana ave. Ph. 21072 Unfurnished 1440 Euclid. {ONB YOUR CLASSIFIED F. W. Armitage sale. 910. 1753 Euclid. TELEPHONE YOUR CLASSIFIED YOUNG and TURNER. TELEPHONE TOUR CLASSIFIED ADS—2USS I FERTILIZER—Best (or lawns. Dellv. LOWER duplex. ( large rooms, two TWO near singles, alao 4 rm. cottage, ADS—23286 -.23 Wilshire Phone 21469 831 Santa Monica Blvd. I 1 yards 96. Prlcketfs Dairy. 71145. show egg. NO Lincoln blvd. 2 bedrms., gar. 337-D Pacific. ADS—2329S

______%: THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1928 SANTA MONICA EVENING OUTLOOK SECTION TWO PAGE SEVEN The Bay District Offers a Splendid Buyer's Market in Real Estate REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

EXCHANGES MILLIONS OF $$$ IN EXCHANGES IN BRENTWOOD PARK Want t bedroom home ta Westwood near Vox Studio. Hsve L A TtM most exclude* residential eeetlon In Santa Mnelne. atoia propsrty values OWN YOUR OWN HOME! double, 119,000, to exchange. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY tet SAKE, owing to the wteo restrictions tee offer. From $6000 Bungalows Up to Huge Estates A STEAL 7N* THE PALISADES 10th St., near Montana ave., comb. Near Carlyle ave , English type home, Want Income lot. Have fine residential corner north of Montana. living and dining room, kitchen with large living rm., din. rm., kitchen, 20 acres near Oceanside, fine citrus land. Want small home or BUSINESS PROPERTIES tile sink, small breakfast room, t»o maid's room with bath, two family whet? bedrooms, tile bath, with shower, bedrooms, with tile bath between, Up to Investments el $500,000 or More donble garage, with driveway from also fine large sun rm. or slpg. porch. street, nice lawn and garden, 50x160 Double garage, fine lawns and shrubs. Avocado and misc. fruit Stm, Want 8. M. home ter Saa Fernando acreage priced at 910,000. 91000 cash handles. trees. Bring In Your Exchanges Aa Orange Grove 94500 Trust Deed at 8*4. $9000 total pries. Of I aeree, with a TWO-STORY HOME A place thet ws ran honestly rscom- Total price is 95500. Cam arrange reasonable terms for re­ men.! te anyone who wiebee te maks*. eit lis iN EST I,I VINO from a small in­ sponsible parties. WE CAN MATCH THEM vestment, REALIZE, FOLKS, that tide I aeree WILL KEEP TOU. We Are Making EXCHANGES NO TRADER. 9&000 rash , ,„ ,,,, 9tl,IW OUT HOLLYWOOD BRANCH npWlt e« NOT. Mh. Any property either FOR List With Us SALE er EXCHANOE listed with WEST will stand DOUHI.E CHANCRS CHAS. A. TEGNER Exchange Specialist--*—Here or Anywhere of betaf* SOLD or EXCMANOKD, owing to ths tMt ttot B WILL BB Established and Active Since 1902 PROPERLY ADVERTISED. 314 Santa Monice Boulevard Phone 21716 THOS. V. PRENTICE A. STANLEY WHITE Sa H. WEST & CO. and Associates Wilshire at 5 th, Santa Monica Phone 24241 HIT Ocean avenue. Phons IS14I SEVENTH AND MONTANA. PHONE i:44S

Exchanges For Sale or Exchange EXCHANGES Torn INSPECTION ef three two 19 aeree cltuts lead. Improved, and 9 °Prank Meline Offers!" wonderful house* IS INVITED, nn clear lota, total eq. |lt,9M, ter email 426 Georgina Ave., $27,000—7 rooms, 3 baths; will WANT A GOOD LOT OR they nr* two of tho bsst values In Sants Monica, located st buetaoea or income property, L. A. home and t lots eteer, fee eonrt here, to fort- thousand. take smaller home. LOTS, NORTH OF WIL­ 140 acree In Nana county: 220 acre* 4 lota elear, O. P., to apply on home ' t room Spanle*** hsm*se sm double let, room for another hones. Want smalls farm land ln Canada; 00 acres Bo­ no. of Montana to |ir.s>oo. borne er vas*«nt here or Venloe, 514 Alta Ave., $16,500—Want smaller home or income SHIRE, FOR EQUITY IN rage valley; lot in Bell: Elizabeth We have buyer for Wllehlre frontsgs prioed right. Lake lot; Lot In Topanga Canyon; fi 729 Sixteenth Strert 1-story briok toe. block. Western 1 riftr Lie Angeles home for home here near bench. in S. M. If interested, phone for appointment. BEAUTIFUL SPANISH lots L. A. playground and a first ave Income app. 91999 month, e_ Trust Deed, of 11000; all the above and 611 21st Place 990,999. Cisn«I.Ier good clear home or Another good home north of Montana, $9900—7 rooms, HOME IN WHITTIER, properties are clear and conserva­ s.iiier elear propony. List your property with us. CALIFORNIA. tively priced at t'Ji.ooo. Will ex­ 2 baths; everything modern; will take good lot in change for good property subject to Inspect end is*. convinced. 909 aeree Imp. clear, near Etawanda, We are here to give you individual service Santa Monica. SEE ROBINSON first paper. for bee. piupcrly to 9499,990. Another 9 room stucco north of Wilshire, 90000; a good lot tn Santa Monica 11727 KIOWA AVE. Lawrence & Bastedo Large rattle reneh, clear, Oregon, Ig desired. Bargain Realty Co. ItM 51 h et 9199,999. Take good prop., L. A. Frank Meline Co. W. R. ALEXANDER BRENTWOOD HEIGHTS Phone 23544; Eventnge tlttt er 2«.iii oounty. 1713 Wllshirs blvd. Phone 2331*3 WILLIAMSON A WELTON CO. 1335 5th Street Phon* 25132 1425 Third Street Phone 21376 iin Ooean ave. Phone tbcoi Different and Charming This Is a Real Sacrifice IN DESIGN, IB THIS WELIfBTJtLT 0 new 5 room housee, located in Mes­ This Is a Real Home California. Near Lincoln 210 22ND STREET ARTISTS MOUNTAIN STUDIO BUYER'S MARKET 7 BOOM BUNGALOW, WITH 0 mer City. The houses are well built, tile bath and sinks, living room Ite 3 bargains worthy of your attention. LABOB HEI sK.MS . 2 BATHS, TWO* At a Rare Bargain Alley corner, 10x100 i room it, Including v*iy ten* NIU*1I'» with thr*-* tftffM north window*, I bfd- UNIT FUBNACB, BEAUTIFUL 22. 2 bedrms., large kitchen; big acreen porch, double garage. Lota t rooms, Spanish, reinforced con­ lotnim »titl fctfh. lain*- Kltfht»n, pit', Thin l« nn«* Of thn b&nX mountnln hmnwit FBONT PATIO, FISH PONP, ETC. ON A LABOB CORNER. 00x109, 18 crete. This lot alone should be $19,000, Quick Sale In Toiwiin Canyon. U»t 7-.-_.l4, rov»r»d with terfn onlULotd, t'OMri-RTK- Santa Monica Blvd. Corner are 51x100; street work paid. Water, A HEAl'TIFI'I, SPANISH BUNOA- gas and electricity. Theae homes worth nearly tho price asked. I.V It'UN1HIIKI>. IIOUBI* nnd furnlHhinim noil about |:i_i>0 MUM KPII at 98600, 91200 cash, bat. I years at 7% SEE 340 17TH ST. LOW, SPACIOUS LIVING BOOM, 1 IMOO onoo* I'I •*« flSiO. Homo In ma. are new and wail worth 95000. Will l.AKGK BEDROOMS, I TILED let mice 94000. A bMtittful ftpinlfth hom* thtt Income Lot Near Wilshire sacrifice at 93200. 9000 caah, bal BATHS AND SIX'WER, CEIiAR S block from Wilshire, 910701 small OPSN FOB IN8PECTIOIN EVERY Building A Loaa mtge., payable LINED CLOSETS, AND DOZENS OF te nnfHiriuiHN-Ml tn Fundi Mortlcit. cash payment, bal. easy terras. All AFTERNOON. 921.40 per month, antll paid. Insured EXTREMELY NEW FE ATI'REN Truly a limim for thn iu-t-MW- with FOR EXCHANGE, HOLLYWOOD INCOME Improvements paid. title. THAT ABB CAPTIVATING. ELEC­ 21st St., near Georgina tin* McHitlon snd Qulatude of tiir TRIC CONTROLLED HEATING rmintry, yol lmvlni-r all tlm modern I'LA NT, ELECTRIC REFRIG ERA- iMinvr-ntotmcr. powlnlo. nu-'h HM four Two bungalowe on 99 foot let. Income ttS month. This prnpsrty Ig neat 2 Fine Rentals on 1 Lot ALTADENA FOB EX CHANGE l-story Spanish, 4 bedrms., two baths, 1)0(1 rnntiiH, flirt-i-- ttli-il l.ntlin, ltulM-in Western and Santa Meniea blvd. Price 119,199. Will exchange for Hanta Total price $6500, bringing an in­ QUALITY HOME 9 rm. modern etucco on Foothill TION. BASEMENT, J-i'AI! GA­ 91s,ttO. RAGE THIS IS A WELL CON­ bookthftlvca In thrcq boilt'OdniMi blocr Miinli'a er Hay lHsttlrt property. come of 905 a month. Small down blvd., sfiorner. Wants to exchange for trio i*Gfrlgorulo.\ walor HOitonor- payment. Bal. easy terms. SEE460 17THST. Santa Montca amall Income. Tale STRUCTED HOME. SPRINKLING property le priced at 97000, whloh ts SYSTEM. ALL IsANDSCAPBD, .imnrtry In KJI ni sr, t Mod fountain In I-BTOBT SPANISH, 7 ROOMS. 1 GROUNDS, FENCED, ENCLOSED Ontario Exchange hit K« -pncloHiMl pat In, Inr*-. tile porch J. J. BARRETT 91000 Ins than coet te owner. 111 nW| OOftlpl-ta In #*\ 9*1 >• tid nil. Tt-t EXCHANGE BEDROOMS, I BEAUTIFUL TILE SANTA MONICA WANTS LOW, PATIO lffl S. M. blvd. Phone 21400 BATHS, ELECTRIC REFRIGERAT­ One 9 and ene 7 room residence ta hatt.0 Of TOUr © Ri-fL EXCELLENT location close to ocean, "Resolved, that tke executive • VAP new 2-story Spanish home, t rms, t will hold their get together et tbe Ooo, 31 MlltUm Jar. */**wl r.arbt, committee be instructed that tt te municipal auditorium, November 9. baths, 71 ft. lot. Will consider trade the senee of the meeting ia that Madge Bellamy Is to t90f.(i. Phone 22470. Following ee closely as possible A REAL home of 5 rooms nnd bath event tha he Gables dub Is taken over by the Loe Angelee Athletic Reported Improved tbe skeleton schedule ef a regular at SIS Aldeharan Canal. Venice, Ssr scout meeting, Monroe, as a final "Why, some excellent investment Oklahoma City property or there nearby. 97 LEGALS ANO PROPOSALS Madge Bellamy, screen star, con­ number ef the program pointed out opportunities in Real Estate" t en your v N.w § room stucco, WiU sxchange fined to tbe borne of ber mother, tbe vital Importance ef leaders liv­ equity for good bldg. lot. Owner, 2027 NOTICE ing the eeeat seth ead law ia their After this date I will not be re- Mrs. W. B. Phil pott, 2811 Ocean Belolt. Sawtelle avenue. Santa Monica, with an at­ daily Hie, aad emphasised tto llth WINGS LARGE S room house In Pomona >o ! sponsible fee aay debts whatsoever eeeat law. Scouts Charles Baird and exchange fee Bay District proper -v. contracted by my wife, Msry Jose­ tack of influenza, waa reported to­ 11»S7 Mayfleld. Brentwood Hto. day by ber mother aa "being im­ Harry Logan were bngtare in a color _\ei9Ab9_9Atj9£i&i9A&\ StMAAiMA* wttkSafcty phine Henry. ceremony in which all took part un­ 6 WILL take trade to two on large Dated October 24. 1928. proved." Mrs. Phil pott said she be­ Start With Aatf /Mm-_nt hung., close in Pa-Me cor. Ph 25*74. der the diiection of George Schieve, (Signed) L. C. HENRY. lieved all danger of pneumonia had Any Time passed, and that tto acreen star commissioner and senior patrol lead­ MISCELLANEOUS er ef tto wigwam. UNDERSTATE SUPERVISION" NOTICE would soon be able to return to her work at tto Kox studio. TA* EXEMPT | •1 SWAP AM This In te give notice that the I ter, who recently get a free trip to 1 OUTLOOK CLASSIFIED ADS CLOSED car wanted for Palisades b-j.iness conducted by R. F. Paul ead California by posing as tto kidnaped ocean view lot equity. Owner 22*27, I B. Held located et 1342 Third etreet Boy Inpostor Is I Waiter Collins, wae todsy seat to evenings 2218t. and known ea Beet's Market, has dis- {tto state training school fer incor- Telephone 23285 CENTURY i solved partnership and B. Held In Sent to "School" i rigibiee at Eldera. Hs wee rccom- TELEPHONE TOUR CLASSIFIED | sew full owner and la aet respoas- ! mended to tto Institution by Mg BuiLOIHCaMeLOANAsSOCIATMM ADS—2328S ible fer any debts contracted ia tto fBy Associated Praaa) I father, wto aaid Arthur told him to 226 SANTA MONICA BOrt) firm's name by R. F. Paul. i would rua gang again if seat te MARION. Iowa, Oct. 25.—Arthur SANTA MONICA CAL* I (Signe-i _i BERT HELD. Hutchens, the 11 year old boy lmpoe- i school. mi

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'##>£•"?.•>,&#?&*>%&&/* RECOGNIZING ITS WORLD WAR RECORD, a bronze statue SHE WAS TOO PROUD to play the role of a whale-re­ hss been presented to the 104th ducing plant, so ths Washtenaw, after bearing the flags infantry, Massachusetts national of two countries on the high seas for 41 years, carrying guard, by General Passage, of ROYALTY MEETS ROYALTY as King Alfonso XIII of Spain lands at* Stockholm, Sweden, where he was greeted by his passengers and cargoes, has rebelled and sunk in the the French army. Ths Work, by harbor at Log Angeles, Cal. Mercie, leading French sculptor, host, Xing Gustav V, amid a setting whleh would hsve tickled has been placed in ths infantry's the most pompous ruler of yore. armory at Boston. u

PRESIDENT COOLIDGE will be the speaker at the dedication of Fred­ . ericksburg National Battlefield park, Fredericksburg, Va., Oct. 19, in com­ memoration of four battles of the Civil war. The view above shows the house where StonewalL Jackson died following the Battle of the Wilderness in which he was fatally wounded by his own men.

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CARRYING AN AUXILIARY OF HIS SUCCESSOR, a pack horse, laden with a spare tire, is shown climbing Mt. Ben Nevis, England, in accompanying Henry Alexander WHY NEW YORK IS FAMOUS for its skyscrapers ig readily apparent from the rare view, j when he ascended the mountain, the highest in Britain, in an automobile in 9 hours and 40 minutes. above, of the skyline of the greatest metropolitan area in the world. The photo shows the [ c Battery. .

I- ALL SORTS OF NOVEL FARM FEA* TORES have held tbe _i spotlight at the Los An­ geles county fair held at Y remAnu, Cat At right me find a baby lion, bet* • ter known as a eub, I broken to harness and g drawing a cultivator held • %V Miss Edna May Page. '£ Above we see a flock of I jbbHsnt dairy maids whs # competed in the milking % i

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