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VOLUME LV NUMBER 222 SANTA MONICA, , MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930 PRICE TWO CENTS PRICE GOUGING CHARGED IN BLUFF PURCHASE Both Parties Map Coltin Passengers and Marshall Field, Third, Married to £ Painters Killed ^SKSSr City Now Owns] Famous Society Beauty n . r WSES FARSNTsl Bright Lights Lure So Lad MWkd\\ War for Control Crew of Tahiti Wandera Off; Stranger By Gas r umes m Takea Him Home Of Seats in House Five-year-old Freddie Delter of Protestants Say Safely Removed 2452 Chelsea place, went for an Hold of Tankship adventure la the Oeean Park Hopes in Next President's amusement district laat night Fact* Withheld in Court By CALVIN COQl.ii>,--. Vessel Swallowed Up by 13 Others Overcome by which caused his frightened Race Hang on Vote former President M the United States parents and police to search for Hearings. Council Angry Sea Soon After Deadly Air; 3 More him for several hours. in Off Year BUSINESS FEAR Thrilling Rescue Expected to Die Freddie was with his father Told by Owner* • • • and mother and twice the bright WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 PARALYZING EFFECT WELLINGTON, N. Z., Aug. SAN PEDRO, Aug. 18 (AP) lights lured him from their side, Charges that the city wai —Two men are {lead, three but both Umes bla mother caught being asked to pay an exorbi* (AP)—Control of the house Is * * a 18 (AP) — Passengers and him before be was lost In the the goal of national party GIVE SOMEONE JOB crew of the British steamer others are in serious condi­ crowd. taat price for the fees of tht leaders who ars assembling Tahiti,-totaling 317 persons, tion and ten others are un­ But the third ttaa away his Palisades bluff, that the citu here this week to launch the NORTHAMPTON, Aug. 18— dergoing emergency treat­ parents lost track of him com­ was being asked to buy prop* abandoned tba ship before ment as the result of being overcome pletely. Police wan called, but erty oe the bluff already dedicated) campaign fer tba November' elec­ One of ths most powerful in­ dawn today and were taken safe­ the officers could find no trace tion. fluences In retarding business by gaa fumes while painting la a of the missing boy- as a public right of way, thaS • Is tba election of house members ly aboard the American steamer hold of the British tanker Tascalusa At midnight a Kind stranger neither judge nor jury hearing tha recovery is fear. While some Ventura, which rushed from many in the harbor today. condemnation action had all of tha tha party pilots see tbe real taat saw Freddie wandering about OB facts presented ta them, and that of sentiment In the country aad tha can afford that luxury, to miles away to answer ttM Tahiti's Tbe dead are Guadalupe Escnlanti the fishing pier beyond tba car­ any action of the commissioners in gauge ef ttaa presidential camp, lgn distress signals. aad J. Montova. Three victims, who nival zone and looking very much many others it means lack of Mrs. Dudley Coats, of Lon­ lost Freddie told his new friend paying 8480,000 for the bluff at thia two years hence. The Tahiti, filling rapidly with don, aad Marshall Field Stl, were dragged unconscious from tba time would be robbing the people An overturn of administrations ui work and real suffering. hold, and tta other ten affected his address, but that he dldnt water from a leak where aaa Ot who were married la London to­ workmen were rushed to tba Ship­ know how to get there. So the of Santa Monica, were made befara tbs last quarter century always haa Both the salary earners and tba propellers was torn away, sunk day. stranger delivered him Into the the city council today by a group been preceded by an upset of tbe soon after abandonment. Passen­ yards Emergency hospital. af property owners who appeared party ia power in the house t tbs ths wage earners fear dis­ 3 Expected te Die arms af his anxious mother a to ask ttat proceedings to acquire gers aboard the vessel upon Its de­ Scion of U« S. Merchant Two police and two fire depart­ few minutes later, bat mtt with­ off-year election. In 1918 tha re­ charge and loss of income. parture from Wellington numbered out giving his name and before tha bluff be dropped. 175, crew and officers ISL ment inhalator squads went working publicans overthrew the democrats Having seen others dis­ Prince United to frantically to revive tti men. Tba Mrs. Delter bad time to thank Harry X. Goetz, one of the first in the house and In 1920 gained tbe Passengers were disembarked him. to speak, told the council that tha presidency and congress. charged they fear they will from tha vessel first, fire boats be­ Second Wife three unconscious men ware not lots in question had aa access te 35 Senate Seats be next. Anticipating such a ing launched safely despite a heavy expected to laawar. public rights of way either through swell and an approaching storm, LONDON. Aug. 18 (._.— A relig­ The Tascalusa was docked in the the park at trie lap or across tha calamity they buy only ttts Bethlehem shipyards for interior lb the contest far tba thirty-five and the crew and officers were ious ceremony marrying Marshall Pacific Electric tracks at the bot­ senate seats at stake this year more bars necessities and says taken off later. The Penbryn, Nor­ cleaning and painting. The gang of tom. _.. national interest centers because ot wegian freighter bound for Auck­ Field III, grandson of tbe noted fifteen workmen had gone Into the State Convention Urges Bond Issue the better known figures involved in against possible unemploy­ Chicago merchant, and Mra. Dudley hold to start painting. A few min­ land from Cuba, stood by to be of J. C. Steele charged that If tha tha races, but control of ttM senate ment. any possible aid la tba disembark - Coats, London society woman, wa<- utes later the foreman found his In the aaat congress Is something ir. . The Tahiti was bound from crew staggering about in a daze. purchase must be made, it should about which neither party seem, Vicious Circle Sydney and Wellington for San performed at tta Church of St. After being treated, the ten ware be financed by a bond issue over anxious. Francisco. Ethelburga tte Virgin, here today sent to their homes. -Le^tOpe- tbt entire city, rather than by di­ This is paralyzing the usual rect assessment as has beea Tba WW remaining primaries to flow of commodities and re­ The civil ceremony was per Investigators Puzzled planned. On the basis of the valua­ •elect tiw party nominees fer ttM tormed earlier in the day at Maryl- Investigating officials were mysti­ tions placed on ttM bluff property, November race will be completed sults in the vicious circle of TAHITI FOUNDERS AT fied as to the nature of the gas More Than 15,000 World 12:40 A. M., PACIFIC TIME bone registry office. fumes. Joseph Belentano, foreman a lot 50 by ISO feet in Santa Mon­ within tba next few weeks and then smaller sales, less people em­ Immediately after the civil cere­ ica would be worth 118.000, Bteela lba republican-democratic battle SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18 (_>— of the painting crew, said tbe paint War Veterans Gather claimed, even though tt had neither ployed, and decreased buying Tbe Matson Navigation Co. re­ mony Field drew the photographers being used was of a kind commonly WiU be oe la earnest. away from Ids wife, leading them in Sacramento ingress nor egress t a public right power. ceived word today that the Una employed for painting the interior of way. Tuesday primaries will be held in Tahiti sank at 12:40 a m.. Pacific ap a blind alley while Mrs. Field of ships' tanks. He reported also Wyoming and Mississippi. Sena* .r Already some leading in­ standard time. Ship's time has been went away by another route. SACRAMENTO, Aug. lt t_v-The Steele stated that abutting prop- Pat Harrison Is without opposition that blower fans were operating to twelfth annual convention of the arty bad been assessed for the Im­ dustries have announced that computed at approximately four The picture hunters had their draw fresh air through six ventilat­ California department of tha in Mississippi, but in Wyoming the hourc behind Pacific time. As the inning after tba religious service, ing ports. provement of Sunset trail, leading republicans are in a free-for-all they will mt reduce wages. disabled liner gradually was drift­ American Legion was official I • from Santa Monica boulevard down whan Mrs. Field held ner husband's Police ordered aa analysis of the opened here today when Clarence tho Muff, thus indicating that thia fight for the senatorial nomination. That is fine, if they furnish ing e^tward, an exact estimate of arm aad made him pose with her paint. They expressed opinions The death of Senator Warren left ship's time was not immediately _ Klncald of Hollywood, com­ ttm% involving a 40-foot right tm work. White time sad natural in the doorway af the church be­ some chemical reaction between the mander, called to order the more way. was owned by the city, yet, the opening in Wyoming, aad Sen­ available here. fore a battery af cameras. paint and substances on lba tank than 15.000 delegates assembled in ator Pat Sullivan, republican, ato readjustment are the only Iba bride wore a sky blue georg­ he said, under the condemnation waa named to succeed him, declined walls generated tha deadly fumes. Memorial auditorium. action the city would pay for this complete remedies for busi­ Plans to Extend ette afternoor frock and hat, with Simultaneously Mrs. Margaret to run again land which it already apitrolled. ness recovery, improvement Permit Assured for navy blue suede shoes. Heading of Olendale, president of Hints al Error Michigan Vote Bride ef 500 Gifts 30,000 Spanish War the women's auxiliary, opened tha can be made in two ways. Let Breakwater Here Mrs. Field was described In the first business session of that order "I believe some error baa been OB September 3 Michigan repub­ press at bar previous wedding, licans will choose between Senator employers post notices that tto protests having been received Veta at Convention with approximately 1.500 delegates made in these proceedings, and by the United States district en­ Bus Line Changed which was one of tba leading so­ . Aug 18 (.11- tn attendance. that it would be very unwise to pro­ Couzens and Chase Osborne. Oa there will be no more dis­ cial events Of 1922, as, "the bride of ceed u n d ar these conditions." September IS Senator Harris __d gineer's office at ttw expiration of 500 presents," which included gifts Veterans of tte Spanish-American After the legioners had been wel­ former Oor. John M. Slaten will charges except for cause. the ten-day protest period, permits war, who swept into Philadelphia comed by Dr. R. L. Gilbrlde. com­ Steele declared. The commissioners to build the proposed 3,000-foot Public Affaire Association from tta royal family. over the weekend, 30,000 strong, mander of the Sacramento post. were told that a similar condition settle their race for tbe democratic Drastic Remedies breakwater la the Santa Monica Tba newly married oouple will pitching camp for the thirty-second and Mayor C. H. S. Bid well, the existed in the case of the Califor­ senatorial nomination In Georgia. Bay district Will be issued within Seeks to Eliminate leave tonight for the continent, annua! gathering of the United appointment of committees and re­ nia incline, where ttw city Was be­ Next week in South Carolina, dem­ Another suggestion already the next two weeks, according to where they will spend their honey­ Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary ports by Klncald and Department ing asked to pay for property al­ ocrats will choose between Senator Major W. H. Lanagan, United States Bond Issue Need moon, part of their Journey being organizations, entered upon the of­ Adjutant James K. Llsh of Berke­ ready deeded as part oi an 80-foot Elease aad James Byrnes, former made needs emphasizing. Let made by air. Field's own airplane ley were in order. district engineer in . Revisions in tbe proposed pro - ficial business of the convention right of way. representative, for tta senatorial all who can, give work at Tba forms were to be forwarded was shipped from the United States today. O. L. Bodenhamer. national com­ That the suit against owners of nomination. The prim._les will b; least to one person. Acute today la lba war department in gram for extension of Santa Mon­ for this purpose. mander, was the principal speaker the face of tba bluff, was originally concluded ca September lii, with Washington, where the final fran­ ica's municipal bus service, so as to Live la U. 8. af the day. His address covered brought to quiet title, and that ft the Massachusetts election tor party conditions require drastic chise will be granted. avoid Ilia necessity of a bond issue They will return to the United Ship Stranded Off achievements of the Legion as a has in fact aet quieted title to tho nominees, where bott parties are remedies. The property of in­ at this time, were submitted to the States in three or four months, thars national organization aad lis plans property la question was tha con­ involved in strife. city council today by Robert to make their parmanent home, re­ for the coming twelve months. dividuals and stockholders Brenke, leader of the Santa Monica British Columbia tention of Robert Brenke wbo Indians Flee Before turning to England occasionally for VANCOUVER, B. C, Aug. 18 CSV- Tonight the drill teams aad charged that tf the city accepted will be worth mors in toe fu­ Public Affairs association, which Is bunting. drum-bugle corps are to compete at ttw 8480000 judgment ot tba NEW G. O. P. WOMAN sponsoring the campaign for ex­ At the civil ceremony Field de­ The freighter Culburra, of the Pa­ CHIEF QUITS OLD JOB ture if it is used to help those Raging Forest Fire cific Motor Ship Co., ea route from Moreing field for coveted trophies. courts it eventually would be loaded tended bus service. scribed himself, tot tha purpose of down with another Indebtedness WASHINOTON, Aug. 18 <..» — who need it now. THE PAS, Manitoba, Aug. IS (U.R) Brenke declared that, in view of the official records, as the divorced Seattle to Alaska cannery points, Mrs. Lenna Lowe Yost revealed to­ the attitude of Ocean Park people ran on a reef two miles south of equal la tbe present one before the Saving people is mors im­ —Raging forest ares swept down husband of Evelyn Field, nee Mar­ Swanson bay, northern British Co­ Reverdy J. Sfiller entire question ot title is settled. day that her first act in preparing on the Cedar Lake Indian reserva­ against changes la the Pico boule shall. He gave bla age as 36 and Say Facto Unknown to assume active leadership in re­ portant than saving money. tion, fifty miles southeast of here, vard bus line, his organization was that of his bride-to-be as 28. lumbia, early today. The salvage Of Venice Passes willing to have tbe Pico operation steamer Salvage-King has left Vic­ "I believe It would be very un­ publican women's activities was to Our property must support today, sending 150 Cree Tftlana In Mrs. Evelyn Marshall Field III, toria for the scene of the stranding. Reverdy J. Miller, 73-year-old businesslike for tha commlssionera resign aa Washington representative retreat as flames menaced their continued oa tta present plan, daughter of Mrs. Charles H. Mar­ Venice man, died Saturday night in to accept such a bargain, and 1 of the Women's Christian Temper­ our population. wigwams. without extending tta Une to shall of and London, ob­ his home at 2113 Zeno place, after don't believe they will saddle tbe ance Union. Rangers vainly combatted tbe Pershing square In Los Angeles. tained divorce from Field at Ren^ China Nationals Say an extended illness. Miller had people with such a tremenduoua flames, which entered tbe reserva­ Waal Wllshire Line August 4, after filing of a petition Uved in California for 20 years, com­ bi.rden at this time," Brenke told Oesterreich Case tion forests from the southwest. The association asks, however, he only a few hours before. Northerners on Run ing here from Mason City, Ia. He tbe council. Cement Stopa Flow said, that a bus line be operated was a graduate of the University of Dismissal Asked over Wllshire boulevard to that SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 18 ..P> Iowa Law school and had been en­ William H. Smith, president of Of Wild Julian Well 2 Student Aviators point in order to better serve stu­ Hearing Delayed —The government claimed today gaged until recently In the real ttia People's forum, laid he waa LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 (CNS)— dents attending the university and that the turning point in the ivil confident tha. neither the Judge OKLAHOMA CRY, Okla., . ug. Wltb tbe state havit _ formaliv aar had been reac led with the estate and insurance business. Die in Air Collision tte northern section of Santa On Film Combine Surviving him are two brothers. nor the jury had the full facts fee 18 (_. —The . O. Julian NO. 2 rested Its case against Mrs. Wal- Monica. LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS (CNS)— recapture af 1 sinln and that . ~- fore them ja fixing a price tog the Houser gusher in the South Okla­ burga Oester.-ich, on trial in Su­ SAN ANTONIO, Tea- Aug. 18 Iff. t'onallsts armies along the northe.n William E. Miller of Pasadena and bluf' property. "If we take the —Two students of the advanced fly­ Tba city has been offered free use Upon motion af the government Thomas B. Miller of Helena, Mont., homa City 00 fields, waa abut in to­ perior JUdge Carlos 8. Hardy's of bus space for the aew line across and with the consent ef the host of front were advancing rapidly and a sister, Mrs. Ella R. Loring of county assessor's valuation, and day with cement, after running wild court tot the murder oi bar hus­ ing school of Kelly field were killed the street from tba Pacific Electric defendants, Federal Judge Oeorge against the northern forces. Long Tree, Ia. that o- the city assessor, and add for 25 hours and endangering home' band, Fred Oesterreich, eight yea.s in an aerial collision during attack depot aa Ocean avenge at Broad­ Cosgrave today continued until next 25 per cent to the total, it would and stores. ago. Defense Attorney Jerry Geis- maneuvers at a 200-foot altitude Funeral services will be conducted be a fair price for this property. X near Von Ormy today. way, Brenke declared. Thursday morning the huge action at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon in Ths flow was shut off from the ler today began arguments on a 9. C. Steele, also speaking against in which eleven of tte most promi­ Start Work on New tha Ocean Park chapel of Klrkelie. believe that $35,000 to all that any motion to dismiss the charges. They were Donal-. Dewitt Camp­ the necessity of a bond issue, sug­ court ef equity should allow for it" bottom when cement waa pumped bell, 23, of Anadarko, 'Okla., and nent film organizations In the na­ Bernard and Peek, with interment into the bole under hlsh pressure gested ttat the busses needed be tion are charged with forming a Railroad Connectionin Inglewood cemetery. Smith charged further that be The casing will be cemented again Cadet Robert Lee Scott, St, Ot Beth­ acquired on tba installment plan. SAN FRANCISCO. Ang. 18 (U.R)— bad originally been la favor of the CONTINUE BROWNING CASE any, 111. combine to crush ast lndepedent The first real start on construction bluff purchase because of certain to prevent a second blowout when LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 (CNS)— as were the Pico boulevard busses exhibitors bl violation of tte Sher­ the well finally is completed. and that no great expense be as­ man anti-trust aat. of the Western Pacific-Great North­ 25 New Teachera representations he said were made A fourth continuance in the habeas sumed in building a garage on city ern connection, which will give by Commissioner Frank Helton la Blowing oat between the sis aaa corpus action brought by Mrs. Expect Facta Soon California a new transcontinental matters ta which he believed Hel­ nine-inch casings, tha Houser aaat Theresa Browning against her hus­ property. Join U. 8. C. Faculty Suggest Renting Garage railroad line, got under way today LOS ANOELES. Aug. It <_*—The ton had been deceived. He said wild through the cellar yesterday. band, George L. Browning, Los An­ On Biblical History It was suggested that the titt Mystery Airplane new Greenville In northern Cali­ that under tba zoning law. the city geles bankets over tbe custody of fornia. University of Southern California could prevent owners of the prop­ their 9-year-old son, Thurlough, JERUSALEM, Aug. IS (U.R)—Prof. might rent some garage for tta time In Garage Stolen announced appointment of twtnty- M. O. Kyle of Pittsburgh and Pro­ being if this proved more eco­ five new professors and instructors erty from building up above tha Keaton Withdraws whom she charges was kidnaped by nomical. SAN JOSE. Aug. 18 (.Pi - Th* level of the Palisades park by re* the banker in violation of a court fessor Albright of tta American theft at a monoplane af secret de - bi the college of letters, aria, aad School of Oriental Research, who Steele pointed out that Santa Suspend Dry Agent sciences, today. stricting them to one-story build­ Plea of Not Guilty order, was ordered today by the dis­ are superintending excavations at Monica had given 8125,000 toward sign from a garage here was re­ ings, and that by Imposing a set- LOB ANGELES, Aug. IS (CNS)— trict court af appeal when Brown­ Telbeitmirsin, near Hebron, were the purchase of tta university site ported to Sheriff Oeorge W. Lyle For Traffic Quarrel They tttt St the departments of Apparently in a daze, Frank D. ing failed to appear in court. expected today to ha able to an­ and chat the only return from thia today by Harry Parso. the owner. WASHINGTON. Aug. 18 (.11— English language and literature. (Continued on Page 13, OA 8) Keaton sat IB Superior Judge B. nounce the data ef Abraham's ex­ Investment could be secured by pro­ The plane was to have been tested Robert F. Myrtle, Milwaukee pro­ French, Italian. German, economic-. Rey Schauer's court today, while hts WATER POST FILLED odus and the conquest of Canaan viding better transportation facili­ * esterday. Parso valued tta plane hibition agent, has been suspended history, mathematics, physical edu­ attorney withdrew his plea of not LOS ANGELES, Aug. Vt (CN8>— soon. ties between Santa Monica, tbe uni­ at $3,000. for five days without pay tot cation, psychology, Spanish aad guilty, admitting the murder of Isadora Eisner, president of the versity and Los Angeles. drawing a gaa ea a motorist witn science. Motley H. Flint, financier, and Sun Realty Co., was appointed by whom ba had become engaged in a PRISONER ESCAPES personal altercation over traffic retted tba defense upon a plea oi Mayor John C. Porter today to fill New Delay Faces j $25,000 FIRE DAMAGE LOS ANOELES. Aug. IS — rules. insanity alone. tba vacancy aa tba Metropolitan BAKERSFIELD. Cal.. Aug. 18 (UP) Breaking away from a bailiff, Al­ Byrd Urges Wheat Watt.- District board created by tbe Coate and Bellonte —Damage Of approximately $25,000 fred F. Olenn, alias Al Basey, 19- resignation of O. T. Johnson, jr., was caused by fire in the Oriental year-old robbery suspect, escaped In Be Used for Feed Bebe*a Father Dies aha Is a present member of the Ll BOURGET, France, Aug. 18 section of this city last night, when the Hall of Justice shortly before Chute Saves Eaker, WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 (.It- wate- and power commission. <_>—Unfavorable weather reports flames of undetermined origin razed noon today. Deputy sheriffs recap­ Harry F. Byrd. former governor of In Michigan Home mads it seem unlikely this after­ the Monaca betel and burned two tured tea other youths who at­ Noted Army Airman Virginia aad chairman of that ORAND RAPIDS, Mid)., Aug. 18 noon Capt. Dleudonne Coste aad WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 (U.R)— state's budget relief committee, TESTIMONY CHALLENGED grocery stores and two '••arber shops. tempted escape. Capt. Ira E. Eaker, army aviator, a recommended to Secretary Hyde to­ III —Melville E. Daniels, 68, father SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18 (U.R)— Maurice Bellpnte would take off For years the Stebbins and tha of Bebe Daniels, motion picture tomorrow for their flight to New member of the Question Mark day that tta estimated 75,000.000 Rickards were neighbors. In addi­ The testimony of Mrs. Estelle York. crew aa Its pioneer refueling en­ bushels of wheat held by the Grain actress, died today la bla summer Smith, witness against Warren K. durance flight, was forced to jump tion they bore the relationship of home at Camp lake. There waa little ar no activity Stabilization Corp.. be made avail­ tenant and landlord. Tbe Rickards Billings In the Preparedness day around the Question Man. from a plane he was testing todav able for livestock feed to stricken Daniels waa stricken wltb pneu­ bombing trial, was challenged by at Boiling Field, but escaped with farmers. owned tba house in which the Steb­ monia last winter and never fully the defense today la tha "re-trlal" Late News Briefs only slight injuries. bins lived. One day Rickard took regained his health. at Billings by the California su­ down ttM fence that separated his preme court. National League Decrease Shown in yard from that of the Stebbins and •TARS BOY PIEDMONT LEAGUE PITCHER _*_.-./_-.-._ IT II .i .if-If i begaDegan to dig a oitcditchn irofrom one totioi ttoo BANDIT VICTIM DYING American League Cubs 17, Phils 3 LOS ANOELES, Aug. 18 (AP)—The purchase of Harry Montana Population althel th othere time. ,H throwine workegd thassiduousle dirt hyo ?__>. SALINAS Aug. IS (U.R) — Mike CHICAGO, Aug. 18—Chicago Cubs WASHINGTON, Aug. 18 <__• Baccomo, 64, a rancher living at Anderson, right-handed pitcher from Greenville of the Pied­ State population summaries for New dug up from the ditch on tba walk batted Hansen and Phillips out St Yanks II; White Sox 4 that the Stebbins used bl going Greenfield, thirty-five miles south tte box, making every one at seven­ NEW YORK. Aug. 18 (JPs—Tbi Net.' Mexico. Montana and Idaho ware es, it s of hen. Was dying in Murphy hos­ mont league, was announced today by Bill Lane, president of announced today by the censu.; through their yard. teen hits count to defeat tte Phil- Ttaa Yankees foil oa White Sox bureau as follows: pital here today after being shot lies' 17 to 3, here today. Malone the Hollywood elub. Anderson will not report until next pitching for sixteen hits eat a tl The Stebbins watched that for a twice by a bandit who ransacked held the Phils to eight scattered hits. spring. The price was not revealed. to 4 victory today. Pennock was New Mexico. 427.216; an increase while, bet at last began to remon­ his house late Saturday. of 66.866, av 18.6 per cent. strate against Rickards messing up , eeee R H E htt hard, bin kept the Sox's bite Montana. 538.333; a decrease of their walk. In answer, Rickard be­ true well scattered. Gehrig hit his thir­ HOBOES SEIZE TRAIN Philadelphia _ 000 020 001— 3 8 2 EDITH CROSS WINS OPENER Of NATIONAL 12.557, or 2.3 per cent. came abusive and used vile language I Chicago 203 303 06x—17 17 3 ty-fifth home run. Idaho. 445,831; an increase of lo both Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins. SANTA BARBARA, Aaf. 18 (U.R)— Hansen, Phillips and Rensa; Ma­ FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 18 (AP)—Edith Cross, San IHl 13.971, or 3.2 per cent. Rickard also worked himself up to That Capt. I. O. Jackson of station Thirty hoboes wbo forcefully took lone and Hartnett. ln No. 3 has beea a member of the possession of a Southern Pacific Francisco, p|H*f g her opening match In tbe national wom­ Chicago _.__ 000 001 300— 4 12 3 such a rage that he ran to his house, Santa Monica fire department freight train to try everything ex­ en's tennis championships, today defeated Mrs. Philip B. MtW York ... 040 104 20x—11 16 1 got a revolver and threatened his longer than any other man in tha Pirates 4; Robins S Braxton, Walsh and Tate, Berg; Boy, Nine Years Old, neighbors with it. cept actual operation of the locomo­ PITTSBURGH, Aug. 18 (AV-Dick Hawk of New York, 6-8, 6-2, 6-0. Pennock and Bengough. service. Captain Jackson Joined the tive today faced arraignment ia mu­ Bartell's single in the ninth with Believed Kidnaped Mrs. Stebbins became terrifically department on January 1,1913. nicipal court boa on charges of va­ frightened. So much so, ta fact, the bases loaded gave the Pitts­ A. 6; Browns 4 LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18

___< iiiii !ig_i______k____ _tt£______W;__!ii .%____!( ._-•-•.' .'• i wwm, PAGE TWO EVfeNING OUTLOOK, SANTA MOWCA, CALIFORNIA ' MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930 Vienna Thinka Carol May Marry Lupescu Dr. Charles Scott ARE1 YOU GOING TO WIN? VIENNA, Aug. 18 (At—Rumanians Ons of ths 804 Monthly Prises la hi Vienna said today they under­ There is one man in evety ___: stood King Carol, in tha event be fails at reconciliation with Ida wife. RALPHS COUPON CONTEST? Defines Humility Queen Helen, Is planning a mor­ State that can serve all c / tM Monthly Brlasa far Each Month During August, ganatic marriage with Mme- Magda September wit OBtebor Lupesca, red-haired woman for Ce-titllae •(: tt Besatllal BreaWsM Bete. Ut MlalSMSS Tsssllsis Not Depreciation of Self, ul m Issillm Smeklnc Slants. Whom he once renounced his its people best • • • Saya Potior in Sermon throne. 'RY Cam in M. E. Church BLUE SEA TUNA Coliseum Additions (CONTEST ITEM. ISO! Mala with ask Cca) With the statement that humility S£llS FOR LESS IS not self-depreciation, "not boast­ Await Work Award 4 JAMES ROLPH. JR.. Specialt for Monday, Tueaday and Wednesday: (7-OZ.) ing about my own littleness. Dr. it a true representative of the spirit of California. 15c Charles H. Scott, in his morning LOS ANGELES, Aim. II (CNS)— August 18,19 and 20. CAN I sermon to the First Methodist Epis­ New construction on the Coliseum, James Rolph, Jr., hot reflected the highest credit Becalar "BeO* 1st Wees" Price Me. IMl 4 OBH IB B Cast~_.r copal church yesterday, defined hu­ by which 25,000 seats ata to be add­ Independent af Ml Combines, Mergers ar Associstions mility as self-appreciation, an hon­ ed, today awaited only the formal upon the community of which he has been the Mayor GUASTI PRODUCTS est and true estimate of one's abili­ award of the contract for the work for nearly twenty years. (CONTEST ITEMS. SMt .elate wltfe aaah Ham) ties and possibilities; social appre­ to Edwards, Wildey St Dixon, the GUA8TI COOKINQ SHERRY— aUABTI CONCENTRATED ciation, a real appreciation of the PURE CANE SUGAR QRAPEJUICE— syn contractors. (12-01.) etm- worth of other people, and a fellow­ James Rolph, Jr., is exceptionally well equipped to (10.01.) Can -»OC ship with and an appreciation of DRV CHIEF IN L. A. letter and expand the affection that the people of •aula ...M...... _MMM.. -vv GUASTI WINE JELLIES— God. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 (CNS) — Burgundy, Muscatel, Port, IBM - oH tho other States entertain for California. (-4-OI.) tarne, Sherry, Tokay and 1Q. As an appropriate solo, Robert Prohibition Administrator Walker Bottla . 57c Kingdon sang "The Publican." Tba of San Francisco, wltb his assis­ 10 S\ 39c Mint, (l-oi.) Glass ...... IOC tant, George H. Seaver, were sched­ Janet Rolph, Jr., interprets correctly and accurately ".hoir, under the directum eg Albert Unit 10 LBS. Is a easterner. L. Broad, sang as the anthem. uled to arrive here today foe a con­ the ideals and impulses of tho people of California. "Break Forth Into Joy." ference with Deputy Administra- LIBBVS GREEN OLIVES At the evening hoar of worship 'or Peters. James Rolph, Jr., better than any other man, can LIBBV'S QUEEN OLIVES- LIBBY'B STUFFED OLIVI the sermon topic was "Calling RALPHS BEST BUTTER NO. t <«-oc.) 4 Names." Dr. Scott showed that this break down what remains of tho sectional prejudices (Qnsllty Ut.esee.led> Qlaaa J au ^. ioc No. IB (S-os.) la a childish occupation in the sense No. 10 (l-ox.) Downtown PER Glaaa ...... _»...... • to which we usually think ot tt In California, which he has constantly striven to abate. Glaaa ..~...H 23c However, he showed that names an Service POUND 39c the instrument of a developing in­ Jamas Ralph, Jr., in the twenty years ef ilia Limit S Pounds te a Castomer telligence and mark our progress LIBBVS CANNED MEATS "The thing we must remember i. R. M. HUFFORD, Inc. ' public service hat built up a record ef achieve- DEVILED MEAT— • VIENNA SAUSAGE— that the fact always must be great. • (3|/4.oi.) Can .,,,. (4-oi.) Can ..,, 9c FORD DEALER ment that qualifies him as tho one man that can VEAL _OABw than the name, that the name Is bui GLOBE A-l FLOUR ROA8T BEEF— (CONTEST ITEM) (7-oi.) Can our effort to express the great tran­ belt serve ell of the people ef California. (12-oi.) Can No. I (4-9/10-lb.) i/a-Bbl. (M'/t lbs.) ROSEDALE SLICED BEEF 23c scending fact," he said. Sack Back 20c 78c (I'/.-ot.) Glaaa LUNCH TONGUE— olorado at 2nd St. Limit I Sack, ta a Cettomer Limit 1 Sack ta a CattomtITr _*»} ii-Bbl. (49-lb.) (••oa.) Aa Indian garden and village are No. 10 (s.s/io-ib.) qe« Bills Can soon to be built in New York. Phone 21211 Sack Sack $1.52 23c Limit I Sa.k. la a Caatamrr Limit 1 Sack ta a Caatomrr RALPHS EXTRACTS RALPHS VANILLA EXTRACT— RALPHBLEMON BXTRACT— MEADOW GROVE (2-OI.) mm WASHINGTON CHEESE Bottle ...... XOC _***••> 14 (He.) Bottle ...... If PER Bottle 27c _____» 9C POUND 18c Bottle ...... _8 THEATER TICKETS Besalar "Sell, (ar Im" Prlee tte. Limit S Poinds to a easterner GENEVA (CONTESSAUERKRAUT ITEM) T No. I (1-lb. 1-oz.) CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTES, 20's Can ,,, (CONTEST ITEM. Oa CheaterfleM »0'« only) Me | £* £*?£?. 12c 2 PACKAGES QQ- VAN CAMP'S HOMINY POR . Limit 19 Pseksses to % Castomer -OC No. S (l-lb. i.oi.) g« j No. kVt (Mb. 14.o».) n. FREE! NUCOA POUNDS (CONTEST ITEM) Peefs Washing Machine Soap 1 (Trial rackare Pree) . Look for your phone number 2 POR .... 35< LARGE (2 /rLB.) PACKAGE 30c DEL MONTE GRAPEFRUIT limit I Packages to a easterner among these advertisements- NO. 2 (1-LB. 4-OZ.) i A__ CAN I"C UNDERWOOD'S SARDINES (IN OIL) Del Monte Picnic Mammoth (4-OZ.) 5c In these ads are the telephone Limit 4 Caaa to a Ca.lemcr Humbert of Bay District residents Asparagus Tips CAN ....._ -.

—takeifi at random from the tele­ MANDARIMANDARIN CHOP 6UEY- N MANDARIPRODUCTN SOY 8AUCES— 41. CAN I*>C Smalt Can (S'/j-oi.) BOHIS 4_1C Secular "Sells (ea Less" Prlc. 18c. Limit 4 Cane Is a Caatomer 25c phone book. Your phone number Large MANDARIN CHOP BUEV VEQE. Csn ...... 43c TABLES. Ofi_» (15-01.) Can —OC may be among them—read these Del Monte Tiny Kernel Corn MANDARIN CHOW MEIN CRISP MANDARIN MAN SPROUTS— NO. 1 (11-OZ.) <\ NOODLES—No. S 1 Q_» ads carefully, clip the ad and (4-oa.) Can IOC ,.„'~. 10c CAN VC with identification come to the Limit 4 Caas IB a easterner. CANDY DEPARTMENT 'display department of the Santa GOLDEN STATE APRICOTS BISHOP'S R08E CARNIVAL BRANS MARSHMALLOWS— Laat Chance IMa Season at This Law Prlea. a g Monica Outlook for your two 1 Lb 2 NO. 2Vi (1-LB. 13-OZ.) sytw C - - "aatafa IDC theater tickets. CANS FOR Limit 4 Caa. te a Cset.mer «. titOi Geneva Fancy Country Amaizo Butterscotch BAKERY DEPARTMENT Gentleman Corn Flavor Syrup APPLE SAUCE LOAF CAKE— TRV OUR QUALITY RYE BREAD (CONTEST ITEM) (CONTEST ITEM) (Weight 20-os.) QAn (M.l,) Aek (or Long Rye without Monday, Tuesday aad Wednesday, "ROMANCE," with GRETA GARBO; Thursday and Friday, "QUEEN HIGH"; No. I (11-01.) OC- Lb Seeds or Round Rys with Caraway 3 EXTRA SPECIAL BRAN BAND- Saturday and Sunday, "JOURNEY'S END." - Cans (or -M)V ^• :! 15c plr-oaf IOC Besalar "Sells mt Lett" Price lie each WICH BUNS— OE__» DELICIOUS GOOSEBERRY PIE— Limit t Caaa te a easterner 3 Tickets Net Good eat Saturday, Sunday, Holidays and Preview Nights g_-?M ;.... 20c Doien IBP £tO*Z (••Inch Site) 95t<* Geneva Fancy Red Sour ARMOUR'S VERI-BEST EXTRA SPECIAL—WHITE OR Pitted Cherries WHOLE WHEAT NAPKIN ROLLS 1 LAYERYELLOW LAY8R CORN BEEF CAKES—With Cherry Fruit i)C« Telephone Buy $1 Worth of Groceries aad Get a Golf Ticket FREE (CONTEST ITEM l Doien l&C Icing—Each itOlu Buy $5 Worth of Groceries and Get a FREE Airplane Ride No. a d-ib. i.oi.) oRr gr? 21e Your Besalar "BeU. (er Lett" Price ISc FREE DELIVERY EVERYWHERE EVERY DAY Beat Foods Fanning*! MEAT DEPARTMENT Order Geneva Tiny Barest Peas Bread and Butter Pickles LEG OF YOUNO LAMB— OQ- BRBT RIB LAMB CHOPS— QQ_. 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Ill* NORTHERN LOVELL FREE tm «J BrothOI* aad Sister Wash FANCY NORTHERN BWBET r€______l "* Suite Girls' Dresses, odd use Outlook Classif ied RUBYETTES tj BTONE' PEACHES— OKt* a wa mm . ., ibMs. (BOB OABNISHINO) DATS FIG COOKIES imtl'tmf':^. 25c GRAVENSTEIN APPLEB^- ' ' liset; Cute Cut Play Suit*. ItVk-tm.) 1JC LITTLE ROCK BARTLBTT Ads. Phone 23285. * Lbs. for -5C Values up 7C_» Jar 2sT* 25c 8 I*ARS- OC.. DV to $1.50 ~~ IDC 34059 B. A M. Oven Baked Beans Sablect to Pretest Stock Latllne Lbs. far mut* 5S°f!r J^*r.... 16c "Everything far the Baby** m LEMON CLING PEACHE (1-lb. 12-os.) 1 t» BOBRICK'S AMMONIA FANCY GREEN NECTARINES— Csn !.,.*!_ (CONTEST ITEM) 7 Lbs. for 22c Tremendous Savings tn AU Men's Del Monte Catsup _*_L 12_» 0 Lbs. for ZoC and Boys' Salts and Furnishing* Orchid Beauty Salon N Bottle , seas During Our Semi-Annual Clearance 113 Santa Monica Blvd. ______10c Overt Ol r Household Hardware Department muM NOW IN PROGRESS Bottle -Lvl Bottle M*V ^ Oar Famous Croqulgnole Limit 4 Belllet te a Cattemrr A *% H SAL SODA GARBAGE CAN SPECIAL 337U K. Permanent Wave, Complete $6.50 DEL MONTE (-!/s-Lb.) 2 Packagea for 15c HEAVY HOT-DIPPED GALVANIZED GARBAGE SANS PA •j Por Wtt trntf With Short Haa. TINY SUGAR PEAS .-GALLON SIZE 99C s CAMPBELL'S ** Shampoo and Finger Wave...... Il._ Plenle Slsa (11-w.) 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iw-Si^'f-i'SH-i' m -•:.-_»:fek..-_li_jaft___ __£«£• ; 'jjMSK. I I_KJ__—_ssi m n MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1980 EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE DOOM OF JAZZ BEE BOOMS CROPS Sir Joslah Mason. Inventor of I NEW YORK. Aug. 18 -TV-The Flying Cross Urged WASHINOTON, Aug. lt i-Pv-The pens, left his fortune te English Historical mmhama of California to doom of Jazz dancing Is foreseen by For Byrd Aviator busy bee hss been increasing tha charities. St Louis Plane Many Arrested Thomas M Sheehy, president of cherry and apple crops. Dr. E. L. the Dancing Masters of America. Sechrist, wbo haa bent touring for wbo are in convention assem­ LOS ANOELES, Aug. It (CNS)— the department ef agriculture has Be Presented in San Diego Stadium bled, ttt expects that classic Bad conservative steps will be popular One-time aide to Admiral Richard found such things as an apple crop tatt that bathing suits with Vic­ Byrd on his polar expeditions and Increased from 1,400 bushels to 6,000 Irwin Drug Stores I Aloft 647 Hours In Safety Drive aad forty-four pounds of cherries torian frills will replace tha suntan now a Western Air Express pilot style. obtained from one tree instead of (The Be-all Stores) here. Capt. Alton N. Parker has four pounds. A hive Is placed un­ 3rd Ss Bway. 5tb W B. M Two Moss Craft Seeking Police Plan Drive to Make An oil well sunk at Oil Creek. been recommended for the distin­ der trees. The bees pollinate sterile Ph 21131 8. SL Ph. 25821 Record Set by O'Brine Santa Monks 'Unsafe' Penn.. in 1869. gave 1,000 gallons guished flying cross by his former trees and those that have small mild Dale Jackson . for Speeders - daily. chief, it was revealed today. yields. ST. LOUIS, Sltt. tt UP)—Dale In their drive, to make the city Jackson and Forest O'Brine were "unsafe" for reckless drivers, speed­ f-OLITirA- ADVERTISEMENT) back to earth today after completing ers and other traffic ttw violators, the longest sustained flight in his­ tory. Conflicting versions of what officers of tbe Banta Monica police brought the sturdy monoplane. department motorcycle squad have 'THERE are mora people in ths Tenth Congressional District Greater St. Louis, back te around made many arrests in the past ten were given by tha fliers and their days. than any district in the United States. Next March it will manager. Every apprehended traffic bar The pilots said ttM]* landed be­ violator, from the motorist who be divided into four Congressional Districts. cause of a break in the crankcase parks his aw overtime ia ttw busi­ of the motor. ness district and other restricted William Pickens, manager of Jack­ areas te the reckless driver who Congressman Joe Craii holds the record for the last Congress son aad O'Brine, said they landed pilots hit speeding machine through because ot lack of money fltt streets endangering tba lives ef for the number ot bills passed for any one Member. Almost five § The Greater St Louis touched hundreds, is being tagged and or­ ound at Lambert-St. Louis field at dered te appear before C. A. M times as many of his bills became law as of the average member, r30:30 a. m. (GS.T.) yesterda. Spencer, police judge after having spent 647 hours, 28 Warnings FaU ' and every one of ths Wife that Congressman Craii was successful minutes and 30 seconds cruising Officials of the police department in getting through Congress met with the approval and *xma over the field. They lacked but 31.4 say warnings have failed to reduce minutes of having bean aioft twen­ tha number Of traffic ordinance vio­ signed by President Hoover. ty-seven days. Their new record ex­ lations here and because of that tbt ceeds that of John and Kenneth order to "let them tell lt to the Hunter by 93 hows and 4*1 minutes judge" jvas issued. but lacks 352 hours, 31 minutes aad Judge Spencer holds traffic jurt The Republican County Central Committee ha_ unanimously 30 seconds of the fliers' goal of 1,000. every Friday and his calendar 4or that day next Week, August 22, Is endorsed him for nomination and re-election. OSEGON AVIATORS REEK packed with tba names of motorists ENDURANCE RECORD summoned IB appear before him. PORTLAND, Ora; Sag. 18 (U.R)- List of Motorists The Congressman and his twin brother, Judge Charles S. An orange monoplane, with brilliant The list of motorists scheduled t. yellow wings, soared over the Ran­ appear before him that day on reck­ Craii, Dean of the Superior Court of Los Angeles County, ars kin airport hare today in aa attempt less driving charges includes Allen to establish a new refueling endur­ E. Tomblin, tt, actor, of 220 South veterans of the Spanish War. Veteran organizations of aU wars ance flight record. Camden drive. Beverly Hills, who is The plane On-to- Oregon, con­ alleged te bare sped sixty miles an have endorsed Joe Craii as their comrade and friend. tained three brothers—Tex, Dud aad hour in a twenty-mile aone; John Dick Rankin. It took the air at Burt Woels, 18. student, of 444 Croft JOfcCRAIL 1:50:32 _ Sunday afternoon. street, Beverly Hills, chsrged with Representative in Congress UNSELFISH SERVICE TO ALL Of THE PEOPLE, NOT speeding fifty-two miles an boor in WICHITA PLANE GOES UP; B fifteen-mile sone, end Mrs. Eva m^.^m,^mmm^^mma^mamtmstmmm\ma.mmmm\ TO ANY PARTICULAR GROUP OR SPECIAL INTEREST. COMES RIGHT DOWN May Metzger, 28, 3923 Tivoli avenue, WICHITA, Kan.. Aug. 18 (_v- A scene from San Diego's civic play, "Heart's Desire," which is to Venice. After being in the air less than be produced in the great, San Diego municipal stadium during the twelve hours, tbe endurance plane. week beginning August 23. The play is an historical romance of the A building built la 1556 in St. City of Wichita, piloted by Charles birthplace of California. Augustine, Florida, stil stands. Leader aad R. P. Rudd. was forced down by a leaky gasoline line to­ SAN DIEGO, Aug. lt—Based on day. The fliers expect to take off historical aad romantic events tint Nebraska Visitors again tomorrow after making the transpired in the days of the OtU* necessary repairs. fornla dons, "Heart's Desire," a col­ Leave for Home orful swiftly moving drama, will be FRENCH AVIATRIX given its premiere in San Diego's Mr and Mrs. Lewis A. Lepke of SEEKING RECORD civic bowl August 23, and continue Omaha, who have been here Cor LE BOURGET, France, Aug. It for ona week. their summer vacation, have left (U.R)—Mile. Maryse Bastie. whom the for Portland an note home. Lepke French call the "most beautiful av­ The play will ba presented by IB an executive ef the Nebraska iatrix In the world," was aloft in starlight, adding an exotic and pic­ Clothing Co.. and be and Mrs. Lep­ her small monoplane today, seeking turesque note le Htt intriguing ke are mends of Miss D. Iona Mus- B new woman's endurance record for scenes that have been woven into tain, manager of the department of PRICES. REDUCED light planes. the production. Those wbo have women's wear at the Bay Depart­ Taking off at 7:17 p. m.. yester­ read the script pronounce "Heart's ment Store. day, lust before Dieudonne Coste Desire," a colorful drama. Miss Mustaln has persuaded Mrs. cancelled his plans to start a flight Instructive Play Lepke to return here later and pur­ to New York. Mille. Bastie expected chase a home. Both Mr. and Mrs. One ef the sponsors of the pro­ Lepke are enthusiastic about Santa up to te fly about forty hours. Her forty duction la the San Dlegani. tbe hos­ horsepower monoplane carried suf­ Monica and have spent their vaca­ pitality aad tourists' recreations! tions here for several summers past. ficient fuel to last until Tuesday bureau et tha San Diego Chamber afternoon. Of Commerce. The present record of 35 hours. 46 It is the aim ef this organization minutes is held try Lena Bernstein, ultimately te make tba play aa an­ the Russian emigree. nual civic event, entertaining aad instructive alike for San Diego cit­ izens aad the city's guests. With a cast of 300 players and presented la a setting of beauty 350 Plumbers at within the vary heart ef the city, tt ia believed the production event­ ually will attain national fame. Forrest Taylor Director j Convention Here Forrest Taylor, oea of the leading HUDSON stars of the American legitimate stage, who will direct tba premier Sants Monica Association presentation as wall as play tha leading male Baits la enthusiastic World's Largest Selling Eight Host to Southland over the possibilities of "Heart's De­ In Color f Merchant Group sire." It Is the desire of those sponsor­ Cin_-Kodak, Model B The Santa Monica Bay Merchant ing the drama that as many South­ ern Californians as possible attend IN*. KODAK, Model B, Plumbers' association was host ia with/.l.-lens equipment now andup tha Miramar hotel Saturday to about the premiere. For tola reason a C 3S0 members of the Federation of rangements have been made to fully is aow available la two dif­ Merchant Plumbers of Southern underwrite Utt expenses of the 1930 ferent colon, in addition to California, who held their monthly production. Santa Monlcans may se­ black. convention Sara. cure free tickets to "Heart's Desire" Tba colored models—ex­ In the morning ths visitors aa- by applying to the Santa Monica tremely handsome In genu­ $885 Joyed golf, swimming and other rec­ Chamber of Commerce. ine leather of brown or gray- reations, meetings of tha secretaries Ample free parking space for coma with cases matched in and managers of local associations BUtos slso has been provided. harmonizing tones. Stop at and general convention sessions be­ our store and see these beauti­ ing held in tha afternoon. The visi­ ful new home movie cameras. tors assembled with their wives aa Millikan Leaves Saturday night in the mala dining- room of the Miramar Sir dinner, en­ For Hudson Bay Easily adapted to tertainment oa ttat occasion being Kodacolor until furnished by Bill Blew's quartet. PASADENA, Aug. lt AMD—Dr. Robert A Millikan, renowned sci­ T. J. Smith of Kansas City dis­ entist and head of the California cussed "Merchandising by Public Institute of Technology here, today Utilities" for members ef the federa­ was en route to Churchill, Canada, tion, while tba women of the group ESSEX to conduct farther experiments with played cards st the invitation of the his new "penetrating ray." hostess, Mrs. E. J. Starring. Others Edward C. Barrett, Institute ex­ who spoke briefly included Lou E. ecutive, accompanied Dr. *"«'•*• n Remy of Long Beach, president of to aid in checking the scientist's 1456 Third Street A Big, Fine, 113-inch SupeivSix the southern California federation; discoveries ia the new field of light. Santo Monica W. E. Wilmot. secretary, aad Clyde Their destination Is on the shores Phone 23859 Hickman, president of the state as­ of Hudson bay. sociation. Dancing ia tbe Palisades room concluded tbe evening's entertain­ •••••••!••••••• andu ment. Arrangements fw the conven­ tion waa made tar s. D. Falconer, now chairman, and W. E. Wilmot. $650 P ALE BROTHERC TO THE SICK SERVICE GROCER U Purveyors of Quality Food 1103 Wilshire Boulevard OTHER NEW HUDSON PRICES v OTHER NEW ESSEX PRICES "We Deliver" Phone 21908 A FREE $OE-_!00 Two-passenger Coupe ...... ^.....„..._M.„.... $885 Coach $650 SANTA MONICA Coach ~ _.' ....$895 Two-passenger Coupe „ $-.___. 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MAIN OPTIC-. FO-RTH AND BROADWAT. PHONE J3.SS. BANTA MONIOA. OALTF NEW YORK, Aug. IS—That de­ We always had thought ttat old SAWTELLE BRANCH. IMS 8»nta Monies Bouler»rc_ Phon* SUA MERIT DECORATIONS velopment of super theaters, radio magazines Just accumulated ta Sntersd w second clasn matter at Uta Poitofflca. Santa Monlea. undtr tba aet si For so distinguished a record as studios, concert halls Bad exclusive dentists' offices. But a friend wbo March SrtL 1879. Published dally except Sunday. taking the Outlook for twenty-five shops, proposed for the three Rocke­ bas been having teeth trouble says J£Xw(£\\\(\l years there should be conferred feller blocks on Fifth avenue, prob­ na A talkative dentist told him MEMBER OB TH- ASSOCIATED PRESS both a degree and a decoration. For ably will ba called "The Radiopol- there is a fkm which supplies them Tha AcsoclateS Praaa a exclusively entitled to th* aaa for publication of an new* that many years as conductor of a itan." bi bulk lots. Kay Smith, because of an acci­ Gordon had mentioned that Julie to take you to Jail—ttatrs wherawr. credited ta tt er not otherwlaa credited la thia caper, and also th* local o*w* pub- street car or service on the police Meanwhile, some of the old brown- Aad speaking of dentists. Dr. fit dent, can recall nothing of her was Jealous of ber. Now yea know me, huh!" r • I tubed herein. flaw one Is entitled to wear gold stone fronts have been razed and Hat, who knows tta composite past life. Having mat Jim Wha­ Gordon waa wound up, ao talked "To the PoUce" stripes on the sleeve. Bttt thia Out­ the site levelled for an outdoor park­ mouth of Broadway pretty well, and len, who believes bar to be a on. "She thinks Dane sees toe much look honor is something higher yet. ing station, eae af tbe very few in also writes musical comedies, first notorious confidence woman, Kit­ ot you. That he takes too matt In­ Be thought She waa Kitty Ban­ Nothing less than tbe gold stars New York. became interested in the latter ty -_mniw» Kay investigates ning! Jim Whalen, bto threats—ha .•• terest la 90U. Of course, she wants that a major general Is entitled to sideline while, working on tte teeth ttBt clew without success. Hoping must have made them good—gone to wear on his shoulders is adequate Mae West; whose plays "Sex" aad Dane and wanta IttB badly. Did the police * _• "Pleasure Man," were raided by tba of Eugene O'Neill. to learn about bar past, she goes from tte time she first met him at for this purpose. police, and who once was a strong- to a fortune teller, who discovers "Tm aat Bltto Banning—" She The Outlook's Program Doctor of Journalism bis aunt's. .ASS when Julie wants attempted to Jerk herself from bto woman in vaudeville, bas turned Capt. Frank M. Hawks, cross that Kay bas musical ability. Kay a thing she gets it. Like she got As to the degree we ate some­ novelist. Her book is about Harlem country aviator, will not sleep in again meets Jim Whalen and he grasp, but his band only tightened Develop w Civic Center-—Illuminate ins Streets what puzzled. Tbt liberal educa­ Dane. No stalling around. Nothing." on her fingers. and Una publishers swear she wrote an upper berth oa tbe IBB occa< threatens to disclose ber identity "Lores Him Very Matt" Widen the Beach Road—Reforest the Bay District tion that goes wltb reading the tt all herself^ because she had a lot sions he travels by train. HB Is to tta police. "Don't want a fuss do you, Kitty? Outlook few twenty-five years surely "I suppose aba loves him very Well, then come along, Bad come of tljne on her hands. more afraid of a fall at six feet CHAPTER XVI. Development Always—Exploitation Never entitles oae to be called a doctor ttaa he. is at 6,000. much," Bay remarked in a small along silently. X haven't gal BBS of Journalism. The abbreviation Tomorrow came, as tomorrows voice. more time to waste. Been waiting ' would be D. J.. Judge Taft and Add to those Maw Yorkers who When Paul Whiteman, Roger will. Kay dreaded lt, the morning, Build a Pleasure Breakwater bam made good abroad the name Wolfe Kahn and otter tony bands­ "Oh, I guess so. Julie's kind cf bare'for you for ton hours." • Canon Browne, for Instance, should tta terrible afternoon which made funny, though. She's not an affec­ "fteil yoa—" sign their names Judge Fred H. Ot Jennie Duly (real name, Yansci men May for private parties in the evening still nearer. Deutsch), the veteran" bank breaker homes of millionaires, nothing is tionate nature. Cold. She's older "TeQ tt down at tte station. X Tift, a. J., Canon J. D. H. Browne. lbe night before. She had had than I am you know. I'm tbe baby. said X didn't have time to bang of Monte Carlo. said about tha fee. That is left to no heart for the piano. Dane and 6. J; tbe host, who mails a check later. She's 26, and rm 22. Treats aw around Jawing." Which, by. the way. recalls that Doctor Raleigh had come, but she bag a son. Orders me about, and He waa strong and she was weak, Judge W. R. Garrett Seem* Frigid Adele 'Funny Face" Astatre, origi­ Tbe most lonesome spot In Man­ taid Edith to tell them tbs WSS Seems pretty cold after all, and all that, but X take lt ta good grace. so she stumbled after him, bis hand nally of Omaha, and next to be hattan, to BBT way of thinking, is tired, aad couldnt see them. She You have to from Julie. She's used never leaving bar arm. Kitty Ban­ One need offer no disparagement of the other candidate not at all expressive of a quarter of starred bl a Broadway show, was Grant's tomb, tbe interior solitude couldn't face Dane now- after what a century of perusing our typo­ to ordering." ning. BOW vile Jim Whalen was— for the office In urging the voters of Santa Monica to pile barred' from the casino at Le of which is intensified by purple bad happened, couldn't bear to have Then Gordon didnt know wheth­ when even she didn't know whether graphical errors and our explana­ Touquet, France, in 1926 because lights. him know. Ugh the majority for Judge W. R. Garrett at ths primaries tions the fallowing day to tne ef­ er Julie loved Dane or SSt, His aba was Kitty. Jim thought be she looked to be Under age. Cricket is played every Bunday Edith bad had a long talk with careless "I guess so" Shocked Kay knew, was sure. August 26. There is not the slightest reason for making s fect that "entirely through inad­ Extremes. noted on East Four­ in New York—by Negroes who the doctor in the ball. Raleigh had vertence and with no malice what­ teenth street: A woman with a par­ come from the Weak Indies. more than She would admit. If yea "Going to be quiet?" change in ths Judge of this Santa Monica township court. soever, we omitted the D. from advised bar to ask Kay no ques­ were going to marry a maa, JOB "Yee, if you'll believe me—I'm On the contrary, there is every reason for re-electing him rot that picks fortunes for- ttf, Taxi Stivers are becoming ter­ tions, but watch her carefully. He loved him. Didn't yoa? Canon Browne's initials yesterday." superstitious out, of a pack of ribly pained by those people who was positive she had seen someone not i" with a sweeping flood of votes. Disaster Is Hen cana, standing tofront of a shop steal their (tta drivers') Identifica­ "It's a nice marriage tor Julia "No lies, now. We got a tto you One of the reasons We do not who had depressed bar. you know," Gordon went on, as if were Kitty Banning, and I'm taking », that advertises "atheist books." tion photographs out of the license That night there had been hor­ The vote ihould be large as a testimonial for the devo­ quail and gasp for breath when our frames in the bask of the cabs. A he ware talking about an entire yoa to the station. See? Orders. I ravers of the radio end platform Sophie Tucker's son, Bert, to rible dreams for tte girl, aad she stranger, "She's as extravagant aa can't do anything else. We've been tion and high purpose with whleh he has presided in this selling shoes on Broadway. -Sounds lot of people think it's funny to had awakened tta next morning predict disaster, ii that we have be­ collect these pictures.' the devil, and we haven't a lot ot looking tst you for a year." court for years. And also tor the large part he has played in come used to disaster already. It is like a line from a .coming song. more tired, more worried than when money. Julie lust has to marry "You're a detective?" raising the jurisdiction of his court for the greater accommo­ bare now aad has been for some aha had gone to bed. She was well; that Is, if she wants to play Florid Face dation ot litigants. By reason of this, many cases that months. tempted more than once at break­ the great lady, aad she does. Julie "Yeh, Grant's my name." For tta A Dreadful Picture fast to tell Edith about Whalen, and loves the hostess stuff. Dotes aa It. first time she saw his star, for be formerly had to be taken to Los Angeles with all the time The way lt was pictured over the HOW'S YOUR HEALTH* what he had said. But each time, Of cotoSS. i love her snd all that, opened his heavy overcoat a Uttle. and transportation cost involved la frequent trips am now radio was not quite accurate. We Edited by DR. IAOO GALDSION . when she had made up bar mind, but sometimes she's rather exasper­ Under an arc light oa tte corner thought by what these zealots fore­ For tta New Xbrk Academy of Medicine tta decided she could not confide ating. She's starting working on tut she had a bettor view et him. A big be heard here. casted that when disaster came the ia anyone yet. B waa bar own now, to get aw married off—credit­ man, his face rather florid, bto eyea Judge Garrett Is sn able and conscientious magistrate laws ctf native would all fold up, the trouble to solve as she could—her­ ably—." Gordon was scornful. "In­ small and vary blue, his hair sandy. whole darn cosmos would slip Into Erysipelas tact wltb the sufferer. The poison self. troducing me to a lot of girls with Pale bushy brows hung out ever bla with a far-reaching civic Interest snd merits not only a vote a bottomless pit, and the wet and A common ami dangerous inflam­ may also attach Itself to furniture, She Wouldn't Oo money. I told her to mind her busi­ eyes. He beckoned a cruising taxi (ttf argument would go on there matory condition of the skin is the bedding, walls, and may be. con­ At six, Whalen said she was to that will elect him bat one that also will represent special forever. ness, that I waa going to marry and helped Kay into lt. commendation from his fellow citizens. disease Erysipelas. tracted through contact with these. meet him. At five she left tta of­ whom X pleased and when X pleased. "Going by tte name of Kay Smith Hopeless Confusion It is dangerous In itself and par­ Erysipelas is particularly dan­ fice, not knowing what she was go­ We bad quite a row last night. I'm But the disaster that has struck ing to do. All day she had been now, eh? Change your moniker of- us is a kind of hopeless confusion ticularly ao because it is liable to gerous to women recently delivered It reminds us of the famous say­ ba neglected ia its early stages., aad to new born Infants. Erysipelas undecided. Now, she vowed she Safety in Evolution ing of Disraeli that the trouble with being considered * nothing more of tha face to also dangerous. In wouldn't go. couldn't. Now she said "Your coat isn't warm enough One of the officers of & Santa Monica patriotic society the newspapers ia that they are not than a simple rash of unknown Erysipelas the skin is smooth, tnese she must. Too much danger if she for a roadster," Dane wholly unreliable. Our disaster to­ origin. and swollen. Tba sufferer com­ didn't. admonished. remarked recently that the members of such organizations day centers In popular music. It to Erysipelas is caused by a specific plains of tightness and a burning Dane had spoken to her several need to bs shocked out of their contented state of mind now not. wholly idiotic. germ which causes the skin to be­ sensation in tta skin. times during the day, anxiously, tta There Is some hope that it will come reddened aad swollen. The When Erysipelas attacks the thought, but she had not welcomed and then. She evidently referred to ths "all .-well" type of be, however. As things are now sufferer usually to feverish and face, enormous swellings may re­ the chance to confide, patriotism that Is so common. moving, all our popular song? will gives evidence of being toxic, that sult ao that tte eyes become closed, The elevator down was crowded drop into the booty doop, vo-de-o- Is of suffering from the poisonous the lips, tte ears and the scalp an Witt homegoing office workers, tta This might also be called the negative type. It has little do, idee oh. ar upsey dazey class. effects ot tts germ. puffed up ao that tte sufferer's face heard their chatter, as in a dream, or no positive quality. Thou shalt not criticize. Then shalt His Just Deserts Certain persons and sometimes may be unrecognizable. her mind pounding on Jim Whalen. not favor any evolution in government. These are the prin­ We began life with tha last entire families show special pre-dls- , Inflamed, hot, tense areas of skin, Should she go? Should she stay named. Some Idiotic uncle would poaltion to Erysipelas. Those la B particularly those that develop in a away? cipal commandments of ths creed that tells us our colonial drop in when we ware helpless in weakened condition are particular­ butterfly fashion at the bridge of Flora bade her goodbye, and fathers gave us the best form of government the world has the cradle and wishing to show how ly liable to tte disease. ' tte nose, are therefore to be re bustled off to her bus. Outside oa ever known, and we must leave lt alone forever. he could handle babies would swing Erysipelas is contagious. That is, garded wttt suspicion and treat the street, Kay lingered. That way us up and down to the accompani­ tt may be contracted through con­ ment secured as early as possible. the subway, the hotel, where in a But they forget why lt Is the best form on earth. The ment of those dreadful words. He short time Whalen would be wait­ has gone to his eternal reward now ing. Perhaps he was waiting now, basic reason is that lt admits of endless change or progress and we hope it consists of cleaning ao that be would not miss ber. Wait­ with safety to life and protection for property. Governments and eating spinach while he hums LOOKING BACK ing for her. In France, Russia and other lands that resisted adjustment upsey dazey forever and forever. Her feet automatically started ta A QUARTER OF A CENTURY that direction. to human needs finally came to that last snd most terrible of la tte A breezy voice hailed her, and she arguments—the guillotine or the bullet. Ours offers the SANTA MONICA OUTLOOK spun around to see Gordon Drew orderly process of the ballot box. But there must be change, Little Benny tipping his hat. advance. AU life is change. By LEE SAFE August 18, 1905 Mesmer; Mr. and Mrs. LeDoux; Mr "Why not come out to dinner with Postoffice Inspector Wilson was and Mrs. O. Cote; UT. aad Mrs. me tonight," he suggested. His cheeks The patriotic societies should be our leaders in advocat­ in Saata Monica today to ascer­ Clifford Tatum; Miss Josephine Le were scarlet from the wind, and his THE WEAKLY NEWS ~ eyas shining. Gordon always looked ing reforms grounded in public welfare. Our colonial fore­ Weather: Fat peeple looking still tain what caa be dona to relieve the Doux; O. Dumerin and G. Le Doux. muddle in this bay section over too so young, so fresh, so collegiate. bears would riever be content to sit idle ta a defensive con­ hotter wltb fane, "I can't—" thinking of tta SPORTING PAGE . many postofficea. A conference will Long Beach has followed Santa tentment were they here today. They would bs striving day be held at which each of the three Monica's example and annexed ad­ Whalen. Skinny Martin cawt a'fly with "listen, you've refused me half a and night, for still further improvement and readjustment. his hand last Wensday and put lt postofflces, Santa Monica, Oct _ ditional territory.. Terminal Island, Park and Venice, will be represent­ with a population of 700 or 800, was dozen times." Which waa true, she In a cigar box with holes for air bad. "A date tonight?" in the top and tried to train lt tB ed by three delegates. Through this taken into tbe fol_ and Long Beach plan lt is lumed to come to some rejoices, but San Pedro doesn't feel "W—o—," slowly.' like him through kindness, such as A Orand Time Views of Representative Free by dropping sugar through the agreement which Mr. Wilson can so well. submit to the department. "Then come on. We'll have a Speaking at San Luis Obispo, Representative Free said holes and tawklng nice to tt, but grand time, dancing, anything you this: the ferst time be opened tbe lid Attractions continue to pile up at want." a little ways the fly quick snuck out The Carpenters' union gave B the greatest of all Chautauquas, "You mean, start out now?" "The south Is all wrong In trying to get congressmen and flew away and never came back, pleasing dance and entertainment with only two weeks remaining.for "Sure, III borrow Dane's aar and solely on a population basis. TO do this would be to give one- and now Skinny to through with last night IB Kinney hall. lea the Venice assembly,' Its interest, we'll drive oot to Westchester, may­ flies except as a enemy. cream, punch and cake were served. apparently, will not abate, but, in be out tts Boston PCMm toad. Swell third of California, the north mountain section, only one There was speech making and good fact, seems to be a steady crescendo. night for a itta, crispy, and moon­ congressman. SCIENCE AND INVENTIONS music. Bad all who attended were The assembly closes with August. Some men were fixing tte street light, you know—later." He was half "It is not In the cards to give Southern California as with hot tar and Sid Hunt got a wall repaid. pleading now. Albert N. Hlgel, Elsinore, is vis­ It would mean she would miss Jim many congressmen as they figure on In the Southern Cali­ ideer and tried to make his shoes . The revival opened last night to iting his sister, Mln. E. Williams, waterproof by smearing tar on them Whalen, dance, perhaps forget the Marine street tent with the 57 Arcadia beach. everything tot a while. fornia central committee." Witt a stick,' aad his kid brother -*v. 'Bulgln conducting the serv­ Ber. saw him and ran la aad told "I'll go!" Then after she had said Aad who Is to deal ths cards? Will they be stacked as ices. "It won't be very easy," Se A. A. Junipher has let the con­ tte would, she was afraid, and his mother and Sid wasent seen said, "with tta tent less than half tract for the erection ef a residence usual? WUl the astute politicians of tta north bs found with again till tte aaat day. wanted to withdraw her words, but golng to marry somebody X love, ten, dont you, Kitty? In Chicago full, a band going on the outside, to cost 13,190. It will be on lot D, Gordon was too Quick for her. ''We'll you had another name. Mary Des­ aces up their sleeves as has been the custom? Puds Simkins herd ninny sounds and my best clothes left somewhere somebody I adore—and that's that!" on. the radio Sattiday, thinking tt block 74. go back to the office, while X tackle mond. That waa it, wasn't it? If Fortunately reapportionment la provided for constitu­ behind, but I'll give yea tte gospel Dane—only take a minute." Batting' I remember right," BBS somebody up in Mara trying to straight." He will hold services During the engagement of Kay suddenly Mt vary dose to tionally and does not have to be according to the ukase of communicate witt tte erth, but his So up they went in an elevator Kay's lips closed tightly. BB use again tonight. Arend's band at Venice, Ralph Bak­ back to tte twelfth floor. Dane was Gordon. She hadn't especially liked denying anything. The man would Free. The basis of apportionment Is population and nothing father looked bl the paper BBd him before. But now, she did. Liked found out it was somebody with a er, "trombonist," will reside in San­ still there, and Gordon bprst into bis BBt believe her. No use even telling else. Doubtless the sparsely settled section of the state will On Tuesday night a "bon voyage" ta Monica, and Is prepared to give office, while Kay waited at her desk. and admired blm. him she didn't know. long name from Russia making a His eyes laft tbe road, as he turn- be left with less representation than the section In which speech. party was given in honor of the Rt. instruction in society and ballroom Presently the two men came out to­ "Play a dignified game, dont you, Rev. Bishop Conaty, who has been dancing. gether. She called Edith aad told ad to ber, "Yoa know, X thtak I'm Kitty?" Orant went on, in a taunt­ reside millions, who have been without adequate representa­ INTRISTING PACKS ABOUT conducting the institute tor teach­ her she would be late. falling in leva Witt you!" ing fashion. "That's what they said tion and thus the victims of long-standing injustice, against INTRISTING PEEPLE ing sisters la Santa Monica. Mr. It is reported thr.t lbe entire LOW "Hear you're going to dinner with Kay laughed. "But, Gordon, X anyway, at tte station. Always have Sid Hunt*a big brother Fred izzent and Mrs. S. Beaudry. 788 No. Second of the,Colorado river is pouring Gordon?" Dane remarked, kindly, haven't any money, not even a aa innocent air, lofik refined. Your which they have made protest heretofore futile. werking Just aow but be ta studying street, were the boats. Beside the Into tte Saltern sink, and ttat tta nodded. He seemed glad. . . . name. Nothing, and you know Bl" best stock ta trade, I knew yoa at Spannlsh In ease somebody mite guest of honor, there were these the Southern Pacific will tear up glad she was going out) witt Gordon. But tbe next moment she knew once from tbe description wt head­ The Nsw York Times will not print a "lost" advertise­ wunt to send blm to South America present! Tbe Rev. Rafael Fuhr. tts recently constructed detour to Well, he didn't care. Be loved Julie. he was serious, for there was a quarters. Blonde, damned pretty, for some reason. pastor of St. Joseph's church, Los rebuild tt far up on the hillsides. Funny, Dana not caring, and she quick tenseness ta bto voice as he brown eyes, young, small, rather ment that contains the phrase "No questions asked." After Shorty Judge has lived in 8 dlf - Angeles; tha Rev. Juan Caballeria, caring so much. Now if it were Dane answered. "No, I mean it. Really I frail looking." frent houses, saying he axsldently and the Rev. M. W. Beaudry. of the H. A. Spies, the shoe man of 210 she were going witt, she would be do. X thtak about you all the tune "It might fit anyone," Kay re­ all such an advertisement does Indicate s willingness to leeves something Important in the Plaza church; MT. and Mrs. _ a. Third street, has an interesting Bd excited, wildly happy. The fact that —can't gat you out af my mind. marked Utterly. She had to aay compound crime. old house every time he moves to Christopher; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph in the Outlook. aha was going witt Gordon was not That's tore, ittt it? I've never felt something. Edith, waiting. Bettor a new one, but he has never found even mildly interesting. Love was like that before—" to leave Edith out sf this. Dane, all anything decend in a new house vary strange. She wondered how Yea, Kay decided, that was love. of them, tte felt very much alone A news item says that six heirs to a New York fortune that some other guy has forgot. She said nothing, however. That A Washington Daybook Dane felt when he went with Julie, was the way she felt toward Dane. as she sat there beside the big de­ will receive nothing, but that each will be mulcted in $748 ss when be saw bar, spoke "to her. And that was love. tective, alone and helpless. Was it Pop hasent left ma argew him into By HERBERT PLCMM-R Whether the same trembling feeling only yesterday Whalen had given Inheritance tax, and that's probably according to another going tB the automobeel show fat, came over him that She had when "You're so pretty, and gorgeous, his ultimatum? Yesterday? Already tnA yestidday after supper she sed, she saw him, talked to him.... and such a darling, Kay. So beauti­ yesterday seemed years away. Cen­ law that everybody must respect. Willyum, I bars tte most exciting WASHINGTON, Aug. is—in offi­ with which be went to get aid. Chincllla Overcoat ful—I guess I've got it bad." He turies. A Ump hand brushed tte news. The Hewses caa get all tte cial flies of tte postoffice depart­ His story la his own words: "Your coat Isn't warm enough for laughed shakily, and his fingers hair from her forehead. White Russian leaden express great hope of launching tickits they wunt to for tta auto­ ment in Washington are to be found "X mounted, or started to mount, a roadster, even If tta top is up gripped tba wheel awre firmly. What was this? Dane's overcoat. mobeel show, I meen they can get accounts of Uncle's Sam's most re­ and as all true western horses do, aow," Dane admonished, and went "WeU, It's Just as good you know She was stlU carrying it. IB return a counter revolution tat their native land. In order to do them quite trao, aba sed. cent type of hero—the air mail pilot. this one took off to a oilmWng tarn back to bis office. He came carry­ it. Any chance?" ja tta morning. A limp band Many are tte deeds of valor re­ before I got in the seat and bad my ing a heavy chinchilla overcoat, "For what?" brushed bar golden hair from her this they will have to find a greater military leader than yet Thats nice, If they get about 4000 safety control belt fastened. "For aw." and make a Uttle bonfire oa their corded there. The department's which Kay knew was his. "Here, eyes, and she sighed deeply. has undertaken the job. boast that flying the sto maU Is "the "To make a long story short. I you take this." And when she pro­ "I dont know, Gordon—" aba "No," Grant continued. "I never dining room table I wouldent mind most thrilling of Uncle Sam's enter- < over controlled, her nose went down tested, "You oan return K to the knew there wasn't, but couldn't bear being present at tte ceremony, pop to hurt him. saw you—only pictures, but a fow sed. prises" will be understood readily by and I spun or sideslipped—X don't morning, and besides X have another ef tte feUows have. They know Ultimately there will be a highway from Alaska to South any one who delves into these tales. know which—into the ground with coat hare," The ride the remainder of the you weft," America. Some enthusiasts predict its completion within Now Willyum, when peeple have They tell of efforts necessary to great speed. Handing Gordon the keys to his way was made ta silence. Kay bad "Pictures?" Kay pricked op ber five years, but this hardly could bs possible. something valuable to give away lis deUver the mall regardless of snow, "I broke my left ankle to two mtt, .be bade them have a grand no desire to talk, and Gordon was ears. "Have they pictures of me­ no time to make silly side remarks, rain, sleet aad fog—and by day or places aad was well shaken up by time. Kay thought bitterly he busy with his own thoughts. at the station?" saa sad. and pop sed, Well let them night. Tragedy and comedy go hand ttta forced landing. After filling the seemed very brotherly, bott to her At the apartment, Kay Jumped "Yoa ought to remember, Kitty. Los Angeles is to have a 5,000-mile walking contest, tbs give them to charity. In hand. air with smoke, which must have and to Gordon. out, "Yea needn't come up with me. Of course they have. Made 'em sev­ Charity begins at home and this dazed the horse, X managed to catch I'll be fine—and thanks." winner to get $1,000. The others can be sure of nothing but to our home and I think tbe leest Perhaps the most striking story Finally they were to tte roadster, eral years ago, when you were pick­ blisters on their heels. of all ta the letter found In the him. that she knew so weU by now, sad "Sursl*^ ed up ta tte Mandell case. Gallery we can do ta to except the invita­ pocket of Pilot Capt. Hyde-Pearson, "We took off la a gentle lope and she warmly wrapped la tta heavy "Sure." pictures, bat aa good as any. Funny tion, ma sed. who was killed in a crash ia Penn­ returned to tte ship. I flaw the ship overcoat, with a ito robe over bar She watched tte ear aa lt sped how we got tte tip on you—'' A former member of the supreme court of Illinois says But yee gods, we dont wunt to sylvania in 1925. when be was car­ to Elko. I bad the boys tack a strap knees as well. away, then went slowly to tte out­ "Where from?". Then she was that we "are the most law-abiding and law-respecting people buy a car, do we? pop sed, and ma rying the mail westward from New on tba rlghlrVudder bar so I could "Oood guy, Dane. Best there is. side door, which had to be opened sorry tte had asked. She didnt sed. Not in so many cold words, per­ York. pull as well as push. This made up He likes you, too, awfully well" wltb a key after midnight. Ber key warn to admit ttf knew Whalen, en earth." He represents the latest definition of an optimist. haps, aad yet ta ttta changeable Ufe Tbe letter ta in an envelope tor loss of my left foot." was somewhere. Oh, yes. now tba would have to. peeple can never tell whea their Had be tad Gordon this? Bay "Miss Smith?" A man came BBt marked, "To be opened only after was Interested. Edith r. orrled minds will alter without any appar­ my death." It reads: of tte Shadow in tte entry, and "Bourbon Chief Says That U. S. Is Tired of Hoover," ent reason. "Julie's jealous, but you mustn't confronted bat. "Never mind, you'U know Sooner "To tttf beloved brother pilots and mind that," Gordon want on, af or later. If you dont know now. headline. "Ofy yeah?" as they say in ths talkies. Mine wont, pop sed. Nuthlng do­ pals: I go west with a cheerful Lyrics of Life "Yes?" She answered, but a cold ing. I think the peeple wbo go to fably. "Sometimes her disposition chlU of fear shocked her. This tip, though, waa right for once. heart. X hope what small sacrifice I By DOUGLAS — "-MMl. isn't the best. X know that better Hot a mistake about it. Straight. automobeel shows with no desire to Save made may be of use to this bay a car are to tte same class witt than anybody. Dane's been mighty A Bt of them aren't. X called oot cause. When we fly we are damned THE WIFE AND MOTHER decent to me—gave me my Job CHAPTER XVn at your place, and found out you tbe peeple who stand gawking into fools, they say. Whea we are dead Comment on Current Events Joolry store windows with their faces You must not weary when tbe oth­ when I was fresh from college this "It you'U come witt me quietly—" were gone, so came to watt for you." By HENRY JAMBS we weren't half bad fellows. ers do, summer, a chance I never would Kay tried to make eat the man's CaUed—Edith? Then Edith would as empty as their pockits, ba sed. "But everyone la this aviation bare bad any place else. On ac­ features la tta dark, but could not. But Willyum, the long and the For than tte others always look to be worried. . . . service to doing tbe world more good you ** count of Julie, I suppose, but then, tte knew, though, that his voice "Slipped away from us in the That signers may be found for Farmers, laborers, cterks, railroad short of lt Is that Ive made a def­ than tba public can appreciate. We I'm making good, and that's some­ was not Jim Whalen's, and felt a inite engagement witt Ito. sad Mrs. For strength and comfort; no, you Mandell case, didn't you? WeU, we petitions favoring the plan known men aad merchants do not want lt. risk our necks; we give our lives; must not tire . thing." Uttle reUef. still want you for jt Dont see my- "daylight saving" is » matter of Hews to go to the automobeel show we perfect-a aervlce for the benefit UntU the pit achieve their own The cool night wind had taken "Who are you?" She was playing small import. Signers may be found To o. e of California's leading In­ Wttt them Sattiday afternoon, ma self how you had the nerve to come* dustries, the production of moving of tta world at large. They, mind desire. her headache away. She Baa feel- for time, bar Jay already In tbe back to New York. You ought to * for any petition. Names are ap­ aad, . Joe, are the ones who call us fools, tag more like herself. If tte could lock. One twist and she would be be smarter than that. Al least yoO pended often as the easiest way to pictures, it would spell ruin. This All rite, f hope yoa have a nice out stick to it, boys." You must not weaken when tat only forget Whalen completely to­ Inside, tba man lacked out. Then might have dyed your hair. Pretty avoid being pestered. Whatever would be an economic crime. time, pop sed, sad ma sed, O no, I Sits of comedy are to be found . others fail. night—forget he existed, and those up the stairs, safe with Edith. Her hair, though, isn't it? Maybe you tta c' culators of the petitions may Daylight saving would upset the made the tagagement for you, tea wttt tte tales of tragedy. One pilot For then the others look to you «e terrible minutes aba bad spent with mind was working very fast. dont want to dye lt—" hi» voice. . affirm, tba truth is that the great rouUne of tte household, tte dairy, Well X decline with thanks, him last evening. Evidently tbe man caught her mass of people do not want the tte farm and the church. That thanks, pop sed. tell how he landed on top Of a Jack ban was scornful as he Jibed on. "WnafcAfl proposed change. They are against rabbit. Another tells of colliding Their hearts witt courage; on tte The roadhouse where they dined Idea, for be grasped bar hand. "No, are you working on now?" Curiously. ' California could by law be made to attb aa eagle in midair hardest slope, was cozy, and Kay enjoyed her you dont. No tricks Witt met Come Tbe same question Whalen baa It because it is needless, would have more daylight _d sunlight along quietly, and I'U make no fuss." cause confusion and loss, and be than it already possesses is an Ob­ Another relates how a dog at a Your oaa heart hopeless, you must dances with Gordon. She found ba asked. AU ao interested lb who she an inconvenience and hardship to vious absurdity. The effort to Minute Pulpit landing field attempted to bite a give them hope. t did not dance aa well as Dana but "ttt X don't know who you are, might be robbing..., J* the vast majority. change by statute the hours at bunk BBt ef a whirling propeller. she was having a good time. She nor why I should come!" Her fingers A wave of nausea passed over her. An impression is sought to ba which the Individual Shall rise or The dog waa instantly beheaded, and YOB must not sadden when toe realized when their dinner came were forced to leave the key. If aha were Kitty Banning, and aU conveyed that the plan has been shall retire. Barges upon insolence. Him hath God exalted with his the head was hllrtSS through the air others weep, " that she was almost starved, fir "I thtak yoa do,—you're only this were true. Thievery, polite, Jim adopted in many states. Tbe truth Particular!, is this woe when the right hand to be a prince aad B with such force that it struck an­ SBg ttm the others look to you co fright that Say bad completely stalling for time." Bla voice waa Whaler the houae at Langly.,. . is that it haa been adopted in bat change must sublet him to loss savior, for to give repentance to other pilot standing nearby and keep taken away her appetite. puff. His tanas sharp. "I'd ratter die," tta whispered a few. In several states tt operates and hardship. Israel, and forgiveness of sins. knocked him unconscious. Their own faith sure; you must tot "Yes, Julie's Jealous of you," Gor­ The girl felt small, almost a child, fiercely to herself. • locally in ona or several towns, the It is to be hoped earnestly that And we are witnesses of these One ef tte most humorous at BB mourn your child don said again when they were before the gnat baft ef tta man, "What's that?" Grant bad caught population generally ignoring lt. It the scheme of daylight saving shall things; sad ao ta also tbe Holy concerns a pilot named Unger wbo, Until tte others have been recon­ starting home and the full moon for ba towered far above bar, bto the whisper. is demanded in California by stock­ be defeated so deijslvely that its Ghost, whom God hath_glven to after being 'toned down SI a dan­ ciled. was flooding tte road witt a pale face still in tte darkness. "Nothing. What wUl they do witt *] brokers desirous of more Intimate finish will have to be accepted as them that obey him.—The Acta gerous landing escaped unhurt only TOMORROW; IN TBE BEGIN­ attver glow. It was tbs. second time "Tta soar, act I don't." tOUCb witt tte New York exchange. final. ^_*Tj ' ""' 8:31, 83. to be injured by falling off tta horse NING. I_J ttat evening, Kay decided, ttat • "WeU, Kitty Banning, I've come (CaattoaedMa Pag* 7)

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ON LOCATION • IN J_TUBt©_. • U 3 E IM IE M «_STA<3.E-« Chicago Civic Opera Conductor GARBO'S LATEST 1Nancy From Naples,9 Romantic andm John McCormack Vet Badly Hurt FILM OPENS IN Coming to Bowl Tomorrow Night Boulder Realty Humorous, Now at Majestic Theater Picture at Dome Whenffit by Car FOX CRITERION Warning Issued

-mous Tenor Introduced B. P. Lawler in Critical 1 Minimum Demands of to Theater Lovers ia Condition; 3 Others State Department 'Song O* My Heart' Traffic Victims Must Be Met Ca "Song tf My Heart," bto Brat -Wur persons were injured, one of A warning that subdividers must idltale picture ter the screen, John them critically, in a series of traf­ icCormack, the world's greatest fic accidents which occurred bare meet the minimum requirements oi yrlc tenor, sings eleven numbers, tote Saturday and Sunday, ac­ tbe California real estate depart­ ogicaUy Introduced ia tta action oi cording to reporti from Santa Mon­ ment before they can seU in this .he lyrical romance, which opened a ica police. state subdivisions placed on tte (OUT days' engagement to tte Pox B. P. Lawler, 55-year-old war Dome theater today, veteran, was ta a critical condition market in connection witt the -• Of tbs entire repertoire, "I Hear today m tta National Military Boulder dam development program • Yea Calling Me," "Rose of Tralee" Home hospital from internal aad was made pubUc today through tbe in'. "Little Boy Blm" perhaps are head injuries and a fractured leg, Santa Monica Bay District Realty •be most appreciated numbers. suffered Saturday night when he "Uttle Boy Blue" is based (Hi-tbe was struck down at Santo Monica board by Stephen Barnson, Cali­ poem By Eugene Field and aat to boulevard and Yale street by an fornia real estate commissioner. nusic by Ethelbert Nevin. automobile operated by R. P. Wells, In December, 1928, Barnson issued "I Hear You Calling Me," which i whose address police gave as Beau- Greta Garbo, starring ta "Re­ a statement to guide brokers in s so Identified wttt the great tenor ; man's court, this city. marketing, within the state of Cali­ that he rarely fails to include tt as] liance," a Metro-Goldwyn-May- fornia, those properties located an encore during his concert pro­ Woman Bit by Bus er production, now showing in here, or in Nevada or Arizon.i. grams, to a composition of Charles Mrs. JuUa Sclaker, 55 years old, of tbs BOB Criterion theater. where representations were to be Marshall witt lyrics by Harold ; 419 North Cummings avenue, Los made ttat benefits would accrue to Hartford. "Rose of Tralee" Is a j Angeles, was being treated ta St. New York to the picturesque era ttat tend as a result of Increased Olover-Ditson number. I Catherine's hospital today for a of 1865 forms tte background of population; due to construction work i crushed foot, Buffered late last right "Romance," Greta Garbo's second on the Boulder dam. "Song o' My Heart" Is tte story when a motor bus ran over her at all-talking production, which opened of a broken romance, which mars Pico bouleva. J and Main street. today in tte FOB Criterion theater. Cease Selling: tte life tst McCormack, a young and Police reported Mrs. Sclaker was While . the scenes ef Miss Immediately after passage of tte ambitious singer la Ireland. waiting on tte corner tor tte bus Garbo's Initial dialogue picture. Boulder dam bill, his department Tba fftl to Alice Joyce. In addi­ with a number of otter persons. "Anna Christie." also were laid ir> was besieged by subdividers anx­ tion to Miss Joyce, the supporting When tte "Sbicle approached, tte a section tt the New York of an ious to have their tracts approved. company includes such favorites as report of the accident said,' tba earlier day, the present picture of­ Many subdividers were thoroughly Maureen O'Sulllvan, J. M. Kerrigan, crowd surged forward, pushing Mrs. fers an entire* contrast to presenting responsible and able to carry out -mmm John Garrick, Farrel M actional- Sclaker from the sidewalk into ita the atmosphere of aristocratic tte plans which they laid before the Effie EUsler and Tommy Clifford. path. Police gave ttw bus driver's Washington Square ratter than department for approval. Irene Delroy and Charles King to "Nancy From Naples,' now name as O. W. Butchlns of 2404-c ttat of dingy saloons and the river­ Others were unable to perform on showing in the Majestic theater. Kansas avenue, Santa Monica. their promises and within ttl WAR ESPIONAGE Boy Cyclist Hart front. months after they commenced tte Ivan Sawyer, 12 years old, who A similar change is seen in the sale of their property, had entirely "Nancy From Naples." Warner Brothers special Vitaphone production PICTURE OPENS resides at 917 Fifteenth street, suf­ type of characters in "Romance." ceased their selling activities. Their of Elmer Rice's comedy bit, opened in the New Majestic theater yesterday. fered cuts and bruises about the who are represented as being tbe subdivisions in many cases have Olsen and Johnson, two o. America's funniest clowns, make their screen head and arms late yesterday when city's bluebloods who form an ad­ succumbed to the inexorable claim debut la this film, complicating the plot and providing side-splitting stt* AT ROSEMARY his bicycle collided with aa auto­ miring circle about tbe exotic tor* of the desert and' have reverted to uations. For fifteen years, these comedians have been entertaining vaude­ mobile at Fifth street and Santa elgn opera singer, portrayed by their native condition. ville and musical comedy audiences Monica boulevard, according to po­ Miss Garbo. In keeping with tte Projects Revived with their crazy antics and non­ "Nancy From Naples" la a color­ lice, who said the car was operated quaint period, the star will be seen Tbe recent appropriation by con­ sensical patter. ful aad romantic story tf Italy, by Robert W. Zendler of 4015 Mel­ in a wide variety of old-fashioned gress of moneys wttt which to com­ Irene Delroy, recognized In New which takes tor its background the rose avenue. gowns, which even go so far as to mence work BB tte Boulder dam York as one tf tta best comedy in­ city of Naples. Pletro Ciminl, who returns to tbe Hollywood bowl tomorrow include the once ultra-smart bustle project bas caused a rejuvenation genues on the stage, also makes her evening when he will direct tte bowl orchestra in "romantic music Albert Jones, 27, of 630-A East and hoopskirt. of many tf the old deals. The de­ screen debut In this picture. She GOLF BEATS WAB night." Ciminl is weU known here, having appeared ia the bowl Chestnut street, Olendale, was cut Considerable search upon the part partment is, therefore, reiterating plays opposite Charles King, who PEIPING, Aug. 18 C_—What's a IB past seasons, and has directed the orchestra for tte Los Angeles on the face by flying glass when the Of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer casting its ideas of the minimum require­ was featured on tte New York stage war when one has a private golf Grand Opera association. car In which he was riding witt officials preceded tte selection of a ments to be met before these la "Bit tte Deck" and "Present course? Marshal Chang Hsueh Charles E. Bonds of the same ad­ Arms." Liang, Manchurlan war lord, to re­ dress collided late Saturday at leading man tor Miss Garbo, tte properties can properly be marketed1 Music lovers bade fareweU to Bernardino Molinari at the Hollywood choice finally resting oa Gavin Gor­ in California, by holders of license ! Others in the all-star cast include maining neutral to tbe present Fourteenth street and Santa Monica from this department. Chinese turmoil, finding excitement bowl on Saturday night, when tte noted Italian maestro presented the boulevard with another car operated don, a newcomer to tte screen Lottl Loder, Noah Beery, Lowell enough on his links or in his daUy final concert of his four-week engagement. He will leave for Italy within by V. E. Killinger, 717 Seventeenth whose qualifications fitted _e re­ Sherman, Vivien Oakland. Charles game of tennis. the next few days. Molinari started his engagement to tta bowl July street, police reported. quirements Of tbe role perfectly. BULLFIGHTERS* FAUX PAS Judels and Lawrence Grant. 32, and with the exception of tbe appearance of Miss Antonia Brico, has MADRID, Aug. 18 IS*—Brooklyn's directed every concert. The Italian GLENDALE WI- 9 bullfighter to in bad because tf B conductor has proved himself one Tivoli Wm Present LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS (CNS)— novel color scheme. Sidney Frank­ of the most popular directors to The Olendale polo quartet defeated Band Program bowl history, and a large crowd lin startled tte fans with a suit tf The Moat Latest Chaney Film the Hollywood Polo and Hunt Ian. salmon pink embroidered with white Fox DOME Glorious Voice tte turned out to hear Molinari in his 8 to 7. In a hard-fought game that lacings, and they booed lustily. The World Baa Ever Heard Following are tbe programs for final appearance. Want two extra chukkers. oa Jt well-dressed matador always has a Every picture means something NOW PLAYING SINGING ELEVEN tte concerts to be played oy the Tbt "New World" symphony oy new to learn for Lon Chaney, wbo letter's field on Venture boulevard, scarlet cape and gold braid, the Continuous Shows Santa Monica municipal band, Dvorak waa tte featured selection has mastered everything from loco­ yesterday af -noon. colors tf the Spanish flag. IMMORTAL SONGS Francesco Ferullo directing, Tues­ on tte program. Iba Bohe­ motive running to elephant driving tttS to 11 day at 2:30 and B o'clock, in -he mian composer wrote the music in his roles. Ocean Park auditorium: while he was visiting this country, Xa "The Unholy Three," bis first John Afterac- - and the selection had its premiere talking picture, be bad to learn to Broadcasting Over BTM In New York In 1898. Indian and knit for his part of the old woman Rams, March Becucol Negro melodies can be recognized Norma, Overture Bellini ta the bird-store sequences. He took Borneo and Juliet, Act 2 Gounod easily, although tte composition lessons from "Mother" Coulter of the Prelude—Juliet at Balcony, Love Duet preserves symphonic form. wardrobe department la tte Metro- Betty Compson and Ralpn and the - Farewell. Pietro Ciminl, formerly of tte Goldwyn-Mayer studios. - Forbes, leading players ta "In­ -frit*!**. D'Amico and Errlco. Chicago Civic opera, will conduct Jack Conway directed tte new side tte Lines," which opened a (a) Moraima, Caprlcho Caracterlstico tomoirow evening's program, which mystery film, which will play tomor­ four days' run today In the Fox - Esplnosa has Been called "romantic music row and Wednesday to the TivoU Rosemary theater. SS Village Serenade. Descriptive—— night." Enrique Arbos, of Madrid, theater, witt Lila Lee, Elliott Nu­ SONGO , De Matte- L'lstolre d'Un Pierrot, Comic Panto- wiU start his engagement Thursdav gent, Harry Earles, Ivan Linow and "Inside tbe Lines," dealing Witt mime Ooata night, and will finish eat the season, Clarence Burton in the supporting those hidden byways ef war show­ Oboe Solo bv B D'Amico. Jr. which to to be ended August 30. cast. Ham* manship, tbe espionage avenues Intermission Arbos plana IB feature selections by Alice White and Jack Mulhall In along which men and women have Faust, Prelude to Act 1 ______-Gounod Spanish composers during his re­ "Show Girl in w-"-n- -nj pjay The Jewel* of the Madonna, tax. Aet - gime in the bowl. risked tttt* necks in spying out WoU-Ferrs.. tonight to the Tivoli theater. enemy secrets, opens a four days' La Oran Via, Waltz ______Walvede run today to the Box Rosemary Auld Lang Syne, Fantasia Tobanl theater. Evenlnt Symphonic March, Marialena __.Dellecesi "Inside the Lines," while not a Morning, Boon and Night la Vienna. war picture, to tte story at the in­ Overture -Suppe trigues Sbout Gibraltar that almost Lodoletta, Selection Irom Act 1 and 8_ spelled the doom of tte fortress dur­ . Majcatnl ing the bloody days of tte great Chorus at Children, Sad BOOM, Peasant conflict. Olrls' Chorus, finale. \ Betty Compson is tbe star of this Soloists. D'Amico, Errico. *uplllo. film, playing her loveliness against Xylophone Solo By P. Lewis Selected the challenges of keen-witted men Turandot Selection Puccini intent on ber destruction as a spy. Introduction. Chorus, Trio and Finale, She is supported by Ralph Forbes. Soloists, D'Amico, Errlco, Pupillo The story describes the adventures St Gibraltar of Miss Compson and Forbes, bott German spies, wbo Fingerprints Jail have known each other IB their Suspect in Slaying childhood home before the war. They meet unexpectedly at tte Brit­ LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 (U.R) — ish fortifications in Gibraltar, as­ Lloyd Gimmell, 31, was held in Jail signed tte duty of blowing up tte today for suspicion tf murder after Mediterranean fleet Tbe climax ot authorities allegedly found ttat his tbe lovers' struggles comes when finger-prints correspond witt blood­ they try to save each other from the stained marks in tha-Tujunga can­ firing squad, the while remaining yon cottage ta which Mrs. Barbara loyal to their mission. Doyle, 71, met death a week ago. 78 Dogs and 2 Fox CALIFORNIA Black Crowe in Venice G California Film MONDAY AND TUESDAY B One tf the most Important char­ acter roles tf tbe talkie season has fallen to tte lot of Mutt, diminutive Let him trouper who, at 4% years, to ens tf the real veterans of filmland. Mutt Is a dog. He plays tbs char - acfei tf Deep Stuff, tte favorite pet drive you to town of Charley Mack, tf Moran and Mack, in the Two Black Crows' latest talkie comedy,- "Anybody's War," now playing in the Fox Cali­ fornia theater. AND SAVE YOU Mutt's part runs throughout the entire picture, the dog even Invad­ ing the trenches of the foe in the -O to *35 a MONTH World war. In addition to Mutt there are seventy-tight otter dogs in tbe pro­ SONG CARTOON '• __S carefully trained man parking worries. You'll arrive duction. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS A will drive you ta town fresher on the job and be rested every day at a cost less than when yoa get home a night. halt that of ether means of 2. Ha eliminates traffic hazards. travel. Pacific Electric Month­ Picked for tbe job and carefully ly Pass sad Commutation fares trained, ha pilots your train Wei. Majestic I awiftly and safety over smooth oe only a fraction over ONE steel rail* on well kept roadbeds. CENT A HILL This means that if you are not already a 3. His service is a convenience, aser of the Big Bad Cars you tea. He runs your train oa a regular schedule carefully TIVOLI THEATRE caa save as mutt aa 910 Is planned W meet your needs. $35 a month ea daily trans­ Santa Monica Blvd. in Sawtelle portation, depending aa the _ Asd the wtra hear or se at leisure ba gives you every day distance you live from town. will be of real value. While be ENDS TONIGHT drives, yea test, relax, read ar Add the saving in parking fees plan yoor day's activities. Alice White-Jack Mulhall ' sad aee what this will mean Try this core/ret way to town. BETTY to your monthly budget Then Learn its many advantages, m-ttimm COMPSON consider these four other ad- and sea Ae aaving it means at montages the Bed Car motor- tts end of every month. We 'SHOW GIRL IN HOLLYWOOD* RALPH man caa bring to yoa: suggest a ten - day trial toprov e FORBES A Woman's Love Varans MONTAGU A Million Livea aad a 1> He relieves yoa ef the nerve these facta for yourself. Start _ov_ M strain aad fatigue of traffic and tomorrow. Nation. Destiny TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY AUTaikJny! SPECIAL PARTY SERVICE Stats Karl Derr Blrrers* story a Specia* l cars, motor coaches or special trsins can bo Betty Compson aw the Spy Heroine I chartered to take parties to various points in South r tn —Aho OLSEN AND JOHNSON II cm California. You will be surprised st tha low coal Lon Chaney TOP NOTCH COMEDIANS OP THE SCREEN £/«r/_rtA_ iss/ormottan, consult agent namtd belom TALKS IN STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY "NANCY FROM NAPLES" PACIFIC ELECTRIC RAILWAY ("OH, SAILOR, BEHAVE**) THE UNHOLY THREE' "LAUREL AND HARDY H. WILLIAMS, General Agent MURDER CASE" Sanjto Monica Pioneer Day Pictures-vow Showing Santo Monica 81002 FUNNIEST COMEDY EVER FILMED

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Our mother died been unable to find ona among tbe recipes I have clipped from your wheal was 16 and my brother 18. We two had to raise the other nine, Patriotic hall of Ocean Park. E. I. teenth street, with a gay Uttle columns. A.—For the "Quick Sponge Cake": Beat three eggs until thick including a baby. Well, we accomplished the Job and lt wasn't a bad one Driscoll, commander and Ida We. luncheon party complimentary to and lemon-colored, beat in gradually one and one-half cups fine granu­ either. Father was supposed to be wealthy when mother died, but five Geoffrey Morgan, Santa Monica lated sugar; add gradually one-half cup milk or water, alternately with fears of bad management and liquor" tefman president, presided A pot luck luncheon waa served lecturer. one and three-fourths cups pastry ended the wealth. His Idea of educa­ Sally*a Sollies Garden flowers wan employed in flour, sifted tour times with two batter aad drop from tip ef spoon tion was that if we knew how to at noon, followed by ritualistic work. decoration of ttw luncheon table, teaspoons baking powder aad one- on to a buttered baking sheet, a littw read and write we Special guests who ware welcomed where covers ware laid for Mr. Mor­ fourth teaspoon distance apart (far enough so they knew enough; so during the meeting were Mrs. Sara gan and members of Mra. Hartwig's salt. Beat con­ wiU not run together when baking): you can imagine /" WEU.- HON Swepscon. president ot the Bartle*.: family. '*>£*% stantly while sprinkle with granulated sugar and how well the old­ S MUCH MIL-. mixing ingred­ bake 1B a moderate even (350 de­ Logan corps of Los Angeles; Mrs ients, aad vigor- grees P.) until well browned. er Children were (^rfUrrco»^f May Brogan, president af the easiy at last, fitted to earn a Daughters of union Veterans of Auction and Contract then turn into a Q —I am trying to train 807 living. Still they young tea to observing some of the West Los Angeles; Lula Busch, Bridge buttered shallow little courtesies expected ef a went to work at senior aide of Women's Belief corps pan, and bake 25 anything they Hfy*j_, BV rat WORLDS LXADtNO minutes in a 380 :entleman, ao that he may always could get. All fa­ of Pomona, and Mrs. Eliza Simpson ADTHORrrr degree F. oven ?Jgt at ease wherever he finds him­ of Pasadena. MILTON C. WOSB self. I have taught him, among ther mansg e d Sprinkle with other things, to wait for IMS elders was to look after Vote on Members powdered sugar Amanda Cowan and Harriett I to speak to him first, aad by ob­ himself. MIS. _ WED HANDS I HAVE MET or spread with serving thtt hs Is Bt times taken to "In ti me the Wolf were voted on as members. The above hand would be p.ayeu frosting, aa pre­ task for his seeming surliness. AS first four of us Mrs. Iris Hagerman and Emma J with South the Declarer and the ferred. for instance, his uncle complains Scheer were admitted as new mem­ j contract No Trump whether tbt that son never says good morning married, and we •**~^*0_S_^__nfl bers. Applications for membership Q. — I should took the smaller ease read tot Lizzie McClure and game were Auction or Contract, hs like vary much to him. Am I too old-fashioned for Mrs. Lindsey ones and reared Auction w< oe one No ' ump; to know how ta these times? Kathenne Beeker. in Contract throe No Trumps. and educated them. Father even Mrs. Westerman, who is a dele­ Mra. Chase make a banana- A.—No, indeed, you are aat tea tried to make my brothers support gate to the national convention to It BBS played recently in a ? n- nut cake, and am making a request old-fashioned for these or aay other his mother when she had three sons be held in Cincinnati, was pre-: tract match in New England; and that you publish the recipe to your times) A child of even very tender living. But I certainly put a stop to seated with a handsome gift from I column. Thanks. years, wanting perhaps in beauty or ' that. # to> the members. A.—A very good banana-nut ui usual wit. seldom fails to wia cake may be made by tbe following friends when It understands all tha "Never in his life has father done Chart*r Draped rules of right behavior, and it vastly anything to make us love him. As J Mrs. Ida Bach read the resolu- j fi-rmula: redounds to he credit of a mother children we were taught to fear him, tions cm the death of Bettv Baldwin BANANA-NUT CAKE: Cream whs and the charter was draped, and I one-third cup butter (or other that her boys and girls have a repu­ and most of our lives we feared him. tation for graceful, gracious conduct, That is why he got away with so Mrs Scheer read the memorials for shortening), add gradually one cup which they practice both at home Mary Morris, who recently died. fine granulated sugar and cream and abroad. A child should be much. But now that he is old he ; _a An announcement was made ot until well blended, then beat in wants nothing so much as to be with two eggs, well beaten until thick and taught to greet all members of ttw his children; but it seems none of the veterans' encampment to be household with a cheery "Oood There doesn't seem to be much held at Pacific Palisades. August lemon-colored. Sift together one morning," and when a caller hold­ them live their ves to suit him. I'm trouble meeting expenses—one meets 3S to September S. and two-thirds cups pastry flour, out her hand, saying, "How do you tied down with twins and a sick lit­ them everywhere. one-fourth teaspoon salt and two do, Bobby?" must be greeted with tle girl, born an invalid. And I'll tell teaspoons baking powder. Add a "Thank you, MSS. B. I am mate the world I'm not going to have him ENTERTAINS AT 94 alternately with one-half cup milk well," and the email boy's right stick around. I might if he were ia celebration Of the nii.ty-fourtli Summer Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Quintin M. Irwin, whose wedding ia the Miraflori to the first mixture. Bake in well- hand. agreeable. But he isn't. He wants gardens of Dr. anc. Mis. William B Cornett of Santa Monica was a buttered and floured layer cake anniversary of bat birthday Mrs pans, fifteen to twenty minutes in somebody to wait on him all the M. J. Neal entertained more than Honor Guests at smart event ef last Thursday. Mrs. Irwin formerly was Miss Gertrude time and thinks he should have spe­ Schenk of Los Angeles. 375 degree F. oven. Put together with LADIES' AID MEETING thirty guests from Long Beach, tas at Table A the play was as follows: banana cream fining: Beat three- cial food when he is strong as a Angeles, Hollywood and Sai.ta Mon­ Bridge Luncheon West led a Spade, the stronger of quarters cup triple cream until very The Ladles' Aid society of the Pil­ horse and lazy as a silk worm. He ica recently, with an informal re­ his two four-card majors; Declar . stiff; add gradually one-fourth grim Lutheran church will enter­ has laid down on the job so long ception ta her home, all California Mrs. Jack Slutsky, 6626 West Tuning in With Our Children played the Nine from dummy; and cup sifted confectioners' sugar, and tain with a benefit arden party that he has rotted in body and avenue. Sixth street, Los Angeles, enter­ East, thinking to fool the Declarer the white of ana egg beaten until Thursday afternoon, from 1:30 to 4 mind. But he has nothing physically Many expressions of congratula­ tained recently ia the Santa Monica By JAMES SAMUEL LACY and make two Spade tricks, won stiff; add one-half teaspoon vanilla. o'clock at tr - home of Mrs. «i. J. wrong with him. tions from Meads and relatives in with the King •*-*— • of the JB* Spread one-half cream mixture on Burt, 12824 Evanston avenue, Brent­ the East were read during the day Breakers club wtth a bridge lunch­ one layer, cover with sliced and wood Heights. "Now we plan to put him in a eon complimentary to Mrs. Surry •CAN'T SEE MY MOTHER CAUSE I'M IN DISGRACE' (He figured that the King play lightly sugared bananas, sprinkle and Mrs. Baal was the recipient of Gesas uid daughter, Miss Frances. Stanley was a resourceful boy. In fact he was too resourceful. He would cause Declarer to place the Entertainment and refreshments home for the aged, whether he likes many handsome glfta of San Francisco, and Mrs. Sam Jack ia West's hand and induce wtth chopped nuts, add remaining will tw provided aad tickets are now it or not. The point is that some of Until two years ago Mrs. Neal held had an inventive aad ingenious turn of mind which expressed itself in cream mixture and top with second Koeppel, of New York, who are dealing wltb mechanical devices. Picking locks was his favorite activity, him ta finest North's Ten on a cake layer. Spread top and sides on sate. our meddlesome friends think that the record of being the oldest ocean spending the summer season ia later round of Spades.) Is awful. I don't feel like a sinner, swimmer on the Pacific coast. ana he picked many of them. Finally his family yielded to the demands with boiled frosting and sprinkle and if I an all I have to say is that Santa Monica. of their neighbors who lost valuables despite locks to protect teem. To East then led a .wart which with chopped nuts. This cake must I am enjoying my sin. I did that A lew mound ef roses centered adult minds, picking locks is associ­ South won, and Declarer, ta addi­ be eaten the day tt is mads. man's work and trembled before him NANCY PAGE the luncheon table and dainty cor­ ated with but one thing—thievery. tion to the Heart, coifld count as sure when I was too young to know bet­ sages marked the places oi the And since everyone felt that no lock SOCIAL NOTES three Diamonds, two Clubs aad Q—I attended a luncheon re­ ter, and I don't intend to have him Br FLoa-Nce LA GANKB guests, who were Mrs. Frank Stiver. ia ttw community was immune te three Spadea After winning with cently at which was served "baked ruin the only home I ever had. For Mrs. Munya CheraWveky Schwartz, Stanley's prying fingers, they want- Bt MABJORIE GALBRAITH the Ace of Hearts, South led a orange." It was so tender and a you can bet father's house was no Mrs. P. A. Wolfson, Mrs. M. J. Woif- ad to get rid of him. Be was mis­ Spade; aad -wing that East had Uttle tart—one-half of one—rind home; it was a place of work and son, MTa Maurice D. Rosengarten. trusted and disliked generally. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wise and son, just one more Spade aad that, "./itn and all. I have tried te make them sacrifice. Mrs. M. Rightman. Mrs. A. T. Stein­ Offered to Employ Stanley Robert, of 324 Tenth street, returned Ace-Queen-Ten in dummy and _. several times, but failed each time. berg. Mrs. I. W. Bickman, Mrs. Mil­ Mother's pleading for her son early last week from Portland. Ore., King played, the finesse could be Thanks for your many helps. "Please let me know what you ton Weber. Mrs. Louis I. Levison. caused the father to acquiesce in postponed until the second round. think. And thank you." where Mrs. Wise and bar son visited A—Not knowing tha formula Mrs. Samuel Wurtzel and Mrs. Bar­ sending him t. a private reforma­ with relatives for five weeks. Wise Declarer played North's Queen ,ri used for the baked oranges referred . That's the story. Can anybody ry A. Jacobs. tory far "incorrigible" boys. The attended the national building and of course dropped East's Jack. That to, I cannot supply you with it, but wonder those children are tired of school owned a ranch and put Stan­ loan convention at Grand Rapids. obviously ensured game. you might try my formula and see that self-indulgent old hypocrite? ROYA*. BEIGHBORS MEET ley to work with a tractor. Be dis­ Mich., returning by way ot the Ca­ THE CORRECT FIAT if you like the result. Wash aad An institutional home is more than The Royal Neighbors of America, mantled It the first day and thus nadian Pacific te Vancouver, join- At Table B East won the first trice wipe medium sized oranges; cut in FRESH he deserves from ttw children whom camp No 8905. Ocean Park, are en­ won some additional unpopularity lag'Mrs.-Wise in Portland. with the Jack of Spades; and after halves crosswise and sat cut side up, he bullied and exploited. If that's tertaining with a card party tomor- for himself. Although ha insisted he Souths Heart Ace won, it was only close together) fa pan of cold water • as a jutcy apple pis am, we need more of it. IOW evening, hi the Patriotic hal! could fix ttw tractor so that tt would natural that he should try the —water just coming to within a Q—I am a young woman, stm un­ Hill and Washington boulevard run bettor (tea ever, he waa not Miss Annabel Yuill of 2109 Ari­ Spade finesse as he was in position short distance of the tops of the from tbe oven . • • der 30, and am in the most terrible Ocean Park. permitted to try. zona avenue Mft yesterday for aa to take It twice, uid the odds were orange halves sst aside over night. trouble. About five years ago I mar­ Bridge, lttt hundred and bunco The doors of a state institution extended tour of the north. Miss greatly hi favor of finding tbe King In the morning remove the oranges THAT'S ried a Spanish war veteran. He had WIS ba played and several hand­ ware opening to receive him when Yuill plans te visit With her sister. in the West hand. In this case he from water, and place them in a been very unhappy with his first BhB, H. W Robertson of San Fran­ finesse lost and the adversaries buttered casserole or pudding dish. some prizes will be awarded. a manufacturer ef safes and locks cisco, going on to Portland, British Sprinkle with sugar (about one cup H///-Br0. wife and loved aw on sight. Be had The annual picnic of the Roy 11 beard his story. Understanding saved the game. his first divorce papers, and ao we something of tha nature of boys Columbia. Seattle and points ftt to one dozen halves) and mix two OF FRESH CORN CREOLE Neighbors will be held Bunday, Au- Canada Miss Yuill plans to be gone It was therefore a esse In which tablespoons lemon Juice and one cup went to Mexico ami married. We guest 24, in South Park. Los Ange­ mechanically Inclined, he offered to the East at the first table was too orange juice together, then pour in were both afraid of publicity, so we August brings many pleasant les. AH members and their fami­ employ Stanley. about tttt weeks and will be accom­ clever. He was quite right tn assum­ kept the state of affaire quiet. His panied oa hsr return by her sister. pan; cover closely and bake la a Offee foods in its train, but of them all lies are ' .vlted to tend. Chance to Develop Talent ing- that if be won the first trick alow oven until oranges are tender. first wife lived in New York, and she there Is scarcely anything which is Here Use ttw first time ht his life Mrs. F. Steinle, who tt visiting with with the King, the Declarer would kept quiet, too. Well, my husband friends in San Francisco. Q.—Your column containing as much enjoyed as fresh coca. VISITOR ENTERTAINED ttw boy had a chance to develop his assume that Weet held the Jack: recipes for asing sour milk was died last year, and the government Once upon a time Nancy thought talent. The manufacturer says that feat he totally overlooked tha taat timely, aa I always have more sour was giving me his pension, as he Mrs. Robert F. Smart, of St Louis, tw the that there was only one way to pre­ who is spending several weeks in ''as a locksmith, that kid's an aee." Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Irwin and that if the jack won trick 1, .de­ milk than I know what to do wtth. original wished. But tbe first Wife learned pare it.—to cook tt on the cob. Now When X saw Stanley he held up daughter, Miss Ruth, returned to clarer would be apt to think that I aat wondering If you have a recipe of his death (it seems she had lost Banta Monlea, entertained Satur­ vacuum she knew countless rllnlwe There day at the Deauville Beach ehtb, for my inspection a lock that ha had their home la Lindsey tha last of West held the King. With the King for molasses drop cookies using sour trace of him), and she wrote Wash­ was succotash, that delicious com­ just finished for a safe. BS smiled the week, after a visit ti several played oa trick 1, ttw Declarer could milk; if so, would appreciate it If pack ington. The pension office stopped with a smart bridge and luncheon bination of fresh eorr and fresh party. as he remarked: "King Tufs tomb days in Santa Monln, daring which safely play dummy's Ace ar Queen you would publish it at your con­ paying me, and said I was a fraud lima beans, corn Critters, corn pud­ would still be closed to the English time they were entertained et tha da the second round of Spadea to venience. Thanks. . and a cheat. Now the first wife gets ding, corn oysters, Creole corn. A dainty arrangement of spring if the Egyptians had had this lock. home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea C. draw East's last Spade, and then ©1W0 the pension and I have nothing. A variation of that dish pleased blossoms centered the luncheon "But I can't go home to see my White. 305 Palisades avenue. Mr. and finesse Wtth impunity ea the third A.—For the molasses drop cookies: How can I get justice? table. Where covers were laid or round. East at Table A looked oe- Beat one-third cup butter to a Bacaon Hills Bros. Coffee is packed Nancy when she chase *t at the club. Mrs. Roy James, Mra John Spell­ mother because I'm in disgrace," he Mrs. Irwin aad their daughter came HEARTBROKEN. B called for fresh corn, cooked said wistfully aa I talked to him to attend the wedding of his nephew, fore ha leaped, but ha failed to see cream; add gradually fine half cup in vacuum can, sir, which destroys man, Mrs. Christopher Woodr.-, what he was leaping mta' brown sugar, then two-thirds cup A.—How can you get justice? You aad cut from the cob. chopped green MlB. Ben Wollbrinck, Mra Joh: C. later at lunch. "I never stole any­ Quintin M. Irwin, which was a smart seeded raisins chopped fine; add one the flavor, tt completelr removed at have got it. You were not that man's peppers, bacon and fresh tomatoes. Bensiek, MTs. Leonora Kruckemeyer. thing in my life. But great guns! A event of last Thursday. (Copyrlsht. John F. Dills Co.) whole egg and the yolks of two eggs the time of packing ana ktpt mat. No wife. You were just the dame he was The green peppers were cut late 1 Anna Knapp and the hostess. fellow can't find out anything about beaten until thick aad light, ad- ordinary air-tight can will keep co. living with. The government is not small pieces and sauted la aat locks while ttw owner is standing at A charming southland visitor this SET SWIM DATE one-half cup molasses and one and fee fresa. When yoa buy Hills Bros, concerned with our desires; it is con­ bacon (at which was left in the fry­ the door with a Shot gun. X had to month is Mrs. Lenore Sea maa. af LOS ANGELES. Aug. 18 (CNS)— three-fourths cups flour sifted with cerned with legal enactments. It's ing pan after the bacon had been Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Carlson of 949 experiment when I could and that's Wenatchee, Wash. Mrs. Seaman. The Lake Norconlan club's anrual one-fourth teaspoon each of cinna­ Coffee tt is just as fresh SS when j** too bad you guessed wrong. The an­ crisped. Venecia avenue, Venice, and their how X got the reputation of being a who plans a visit of six weeks, is be­ mile swim will be held on Septem­ mon and ginger. MM tB a stiff drop came from the roasters. swer for you is a job. Get it. Tan the cooked corn, cut from sons, Steve and Jerry Carlson, left thief." ing entertained by her sister, Mrs. ber 16, ten day 'ater than originally the cob, waa added to tta green pep­ Saturday for a three weeks* vacation scheduled. B Bras announced oday. Q.—I am a woman of 28 and have at June lake. It s a Big Job, Stanley! Edna 8. Nichols of the Oedar Hedge been married seven years to a man pers and the mixture was thorough­ A bunch ef locks and keys and a apartments oa Ocean avenue. The event was postponed from who brings his business home with ly heated. Salt and pepper were backyard work bench would have September g to avoid conflict witn him every night. I am here alone added. Diamond fields of the entire world saved this boy's reputation. Bis mis­ Mrs. Eva Weatherby and daugh­ tha Bar Western championships nt SPECIAL FARE CUT AUGUST 18-23 during the day; just I and the baby. At serving time, the corn was put have produced some 114 million understanding neighbors at home ter. Miss Ruth, of 130 Wilshire bou­ San Francisco, ia which several of And the baby can't talk. Naturally on the platter, strips Ss bacon were carats. are now apt to associate him with levard, left thia morning for Cata­ Lake Norco's leading natators .SB X want to talk te the evening, and laid across aad then sheas of fresh safe-cracking instead of safe-mak­ lina island, where they planned to planning to compete. ROUND TRIP TO my husband insists that ha must tomato, broiled to a turn, were used ing. remain for a week's visit. During study. When he is studying he gets for final decoration. It's a big job, Stanley. But I know their stay there Mrs. Weatherby and mad if I speak to him. He even gets Sonnysayings that even with those skeptical folks her daughter win be guests at the mad if I ask him to do anything. By FANNY V. CORY at home you will SUM the brand of Saint Catherine's hotel. The situation gets on both our thief that your name wears because nerves. Please advise me. What can of illiberal minds and the limited Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Larwood. for­ I do to get mv husband to notice opportunities that your, home aad merly of Ban Pedro, are interesting LAKE neighborhood provided. newcomers to the Bay district and me? LONELY. are making their home at 814 Twen­ A.—I had to cut your very long ty-second street. Larwood will teach letter. You told me many things you Historic Playground Site at the Santa Monica high school. did not intend to tell me. Oea is that The nine-acre site of the historic you prefer being amused to being Foundling hospital ef London, char­ the wife of a successful maa. If your tered la 1739 and made famous by Mra B E Munsey and two chil­ husband does as you desire he will Charles Dickens in Little Dorrlt. dren of 1130 Twenty-second street not advance ia his work, aad then was Used a year ago thtt summer as have been spending a week la Pasa­ you will blame him. Nobody can a playground by the children of Us dena, visiting with Mra Munsey's TAHOE study If another Interrupts every congested central London neighbor­ sisters. REGULAR PARE IS few minutes. Morover. if you insist hood. Mrs. Clara Finney, who formerly oa behaving like a bad child you During this, present summer ttw made her home la Santa Monica, tt wUl kin your husband's leva for you. three dilapidated buildings still now located at lilt North Garfield Cant you leave him in peace when standing have beea reconditioned at avenue, Pasadena. 50 he u studying? IB boiling corn on the cob Nancy a comparatively small cost aad used Q.—You wrote somet hing the learned that most women over­ for a nursery, a nursery school aad *31 cooked the corn. By navlng a lam Mr. and Mrs. B V. Goodwin, for­ other day about a young atheist, and kettle well filled with water which as a headquarters for the Girl merly of 814 Twenty-second street, a hoy next door got all hot Bad was boiling vigorously before the Scouts and the Boy Scouts. are now at their aew residence, 818 bothered about it. He thinks he's an ears ware put in and by adding a Child welfare organizations are Twenty-second street. NOW REDUCED TO atheist, but could not teU me what teaspoon of sugar ta the water and hoping to ararnge also for girls' aad the word means. Will you tell me? then letting the corn cook in the boys' clubs, play centers, open-air ized games for the schoott of this HETTT. water for only eight minutes after classes, school gardens and organ- district. A.—According to the dictionary an it came back to the boll Nancy had atheist is one who denies tbe exist­ delicious corn. ence of a God or any intelligence She had learned to take off the back of visible phenomena. I had a outer leaves aad tba fine fllk I hesrd Daddy say they's a IBB letter this morning from a chap who threads before she put corn into moon tonight so I corned out tB claims he la an atheist, and he gave water. A vegetable brush offered BBS It . Sound Investment Wins! aw the deuce. the easiest and quickest way of re­ I wish X was in bed again, but X I shall have something to say to moving the corn silk. aren't never gain' te get there, DIRECTORS We urge careful consideration of "Cltisena" Invest­ htm a bit later. Corn may Be kept not by putting 'cause I is too scared to move. W. V. BASN-M ment Certificates aa a sound Investment. Is sums Prlnelps) of SJ.500 or over Citlaens Certificates yieM a return Interesting visitors ia Banta Mon­ tt IB serving dish which has been Santa Monies Bl«h lined with a napkin, but too long Harry Dolson, tha Druggist, says: School of 6% Interest paid monthly. They are cashable at ica for the marriage of Quintin M. a stay in the napkin makes the aay time upon reasonable notice. Our effleers win This special round-trip fara Irwin and Miss Gertrude Schenk of corn soggy. A Wonderful Rheumatic Remedy a a. COTTON fee glad to discuss details la a personal interview. Los Angeles were Dr. and Mrs. Leslie dissolves uric acid. That causes Investment* is lass than regular one-way ICQlham and son-Thomas, of Santa Write to Nancy Page, care of this S. U KINO fare! In effect August It Paula, Dr. and Mrs. Millham and paper, enclosing a stamped, self ad­ all tba trouble. IB Santa Monlea Investments and their son were entertained by Dr. dressed envelope tf you want her only at 101 Broadway; in Venlcr Ranchina to 23 ... return-limit twelve Mlllham's sister, Mrs. Flora Irwin of leaflet 00 Bridge Luncheons. - W. '- UTUT days from data you leave. f 111 Alta avenue. at 1411 Washington boulevard. Insurance 6_ (Coprnsht. 1»S0, Publishers* Syndicate) w. s. Mpssaask Evening departure here gets ' Physician Bar District 35 Tsars jan to Lake Tahoe to time Resident Citizens | for dinner next day. Make Banta Monica Hoe- sMal reservations now for this a. a. rasKsa big vacation opportunity! President Willis Business ^itc^Uai)U^i4crG. CoUeas GnarauteeMd_ig_o_a CLAUDIUS W. aoosas President Southern Pacific Johnston Orocerr Oa a. a_ wsixs a. r. PA-nm, c T. J. a. tOBO. C. T. A. Phone 4th aad Colorado Assoriatioii Oaaaa task Offlaa, J. C SAMMONS Bonds and Mortnass a. a. BSBWOW, a. ». . 22697 Owned and 0aerated tm Saata Monioa TuBajaar aS tts MSIISIW Santa Monica SAMUIL S. People. Who Have tba Interest at tha Waa Saa. CBAWTOBO Community at Heart __j_Attorne• watt,y Mansser and 222 Santa Monica Blvd. Santa Monica ' Secretary.

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Bv _ RPDEKH (Continued from Page 4) she couldn't remember him in bar comes up with the picture, and you "Funny she should faint like this," Banning to here," he cried as he you? X don't have to go into da- gold frame. Placed on his desk, I the floor, and she stooped over to peat. And up to now, she had been mske your confession." he remarked to Orant, puzzled. came in and closed the door after tails. He's a fine boy. with a career where he could see It every time j get them and handed them to Kay, ow at the station. given no chance to explain why she Meekly she sat down again. Edith, "Tuckered out, I guess," the other blm. ahead of Utt, if he has money, posi­ he looked up. She picked 19 the who looked at them aghast. Three "You ought to know, Kitty. knew nothing about Kitty Banning. worried. She would have called answered. "Tie much for her." "No. X haven't," Ralf snapped. tion behind htm. He must have lt." thing and looked at ft. Julie smil­ one hundred dollar bills. You've been there before." She wae getting used to being Dane bf this time .'. . The card with the three pictures "This Is a friend of mine. Miss The waitress stopped Julie for a ing, a haunting slow smile. Smiling She picked them up, and fingered _•*§ fdont—" called Kitty, though. The detectives had fallen to ttw floor. Ralf's feet Smith. Benson of the Journal—" few moments. Lunch had arrived always at Dana AU day from his them gingerly. "Stringing me, eh?" He laughed, "You know, Kitty," Ralf con­ called her that name incessantly. tinued, a whirl of smoke leaving his were tramping on it. Kay acknowledge ttw Introduc­ Kay started to aat. She was very ] desk. "They came in the letter. Your but she noticed that be was watch­ At first it had seemed strange, now Finally Kay opened her eyes, and tion politely, and Ralf dismissed the hungry. She noticed that Julie ate xt hadn't been there yesterday fare—back home." ing her closely. Never did his eyes lt was getting familiar. lips and crawling slowly to tha ceil­ looked in a dated unbelieving reporter. very Uttle, barely touched the food j,en she had come in. B was new. leave her person. On the street, un­ ing, "I've get a daughter Just about w "Please read the letter," Kay Bitty—Kitty—always Kitty. your age, and I'd hate to think she fashion. Bo strange. These two "You said you wouldn't mention in front of bar. .Probably Julie had just given it to {asked again. Her fare back home, til the tan wheeled up, his aim had So tired . . . Her hat was off, men, aad the woman. The room, this. Miss Smith?" "You realize that If you married | h^ I Money to get back to ber peoptoTTj been on hers., Afraid she would run wo 1 d be whan t you've been and her hair lay to damp ringlets on I T " . f £^lf J* * £ J2__? tha desk. Where was she? It came "X wast. And you'll see, ef Gordon, he would get nowhere. Ktsi ..Heno," Dane had come in the Edith's pleasant voice started. "St. away, she supposed. her head. The room was stifling i back to her then, all the nightmare course, that I'm not bothered! career would .^ « **" •""» rfflc-and was hanging up his over- f uke's Hosiptal. New York I have • "A slippery customer you are, her head Th* rmm «a« at if lin_ "Ve"Yod uth meae lifae thy_eB havlife e Kitty Ban­ hot, but her hands were still cold.' ttw had been through that evening Mala." started. You have nothing to Offer . • B ¥ j_gt heard, after weeks of worry, Kitty, if I say It myself. Oot away "Stop!" She cried when she ning has Bred,'* she corrected "You shall never be bothered him. No family—money—nothing. through a detective agency that you from us once, in the Mandell case thought she could stand their ques­ quickly. The pictures . . . Her Ups formed again. I can't thank you enough Gordon is a boy who needs these Kay was embarrassed. She put have a girl at your hospital whose —but I'm wise to you now, you're tions no longer. Her last bit of "Oh, you're sticking to your story, ttw words, but neither Ralf nor —in this gaipe I'm in, it's tbe Uttle things. Be isn't making enough down tho miniature quickly. "I— description answers that ef my not going to get away from aw. strength was gone. until you see the picture?" He Grant understood. slips like this that count. If you'd money now to even support a wife. saw the picture, and stopped to look daughter. Katharine Ford, Here we are I" lne taxi had come to AB four men stood silent. Ralf smiled sardonically. "Pictures," she managed to say been Kitty Banning, it would have Practically nothing. You under­ at it." she murmured, edging toward "Katharine disappeared from my a stop, aad Orant sprang out, show­ aad Orant had slight smiles on their "I- am." audibly at last. Ber head ached been a big feather in aay cap—now stand my interest ia him. My toe door. home in San Francisco. California, ed the driver a card, aaa then faces. "AB right. I'll play with you that terribly, and ttw room was whirling —" his hands gestured futively. toother, my hopes for him?" "Stay while you're here. I want early to September of this year. I helped Kay to the curb, his arm Kay coughed. The room was blue tor. Almost had a bet on that you! around now. She sat up on the "Call a car, Orant. and see that Miss Kay didn't know wby she wasn't to talk with you have been ill, almost crazy since she chummlly aa beta. The grasp, with cigar smoke. Smith gets safely home." furiously angry. She went on calm however, waa not a chummy wouldn't crack for about three days table, and looked vaguely around I was going to tell yoa X wanted i ieft, and until this agency, the Mal- one. His fingers gripped her flesh "You're going to talk. Ralf asked and I would be a raving maniac by "Yes," Ralf glanced around, then He never new why Kay shook ly eating as If Julie were talking to resign," she Interrupted quickly. Colm people, located her at your until tt ached. vary quietty. His usual tones were that time." retrieved ttw card from the floor. hands with him so warmly, why she mermor eA nothingsr._.r Hi*, ere. f*_Off coursKAiireea sh«__e„ ha1. dfl_H **___-____*Why?"' AlarAlarmm itatn hiV»iws voice__.i. _». fI hospita_i_ _i l »1 athough ______a__ti Im> woul. - -d J never raucous, domineering. "You mean you would have ques­ "This what you want?" fairly ran from the Office, as if she no money, no family—not even a "Because—" she couldn't WU him trace her. Headquarters was almost deserted. Voice Trails off tioned me for three days and three j Bay jerked it away from him. and had not a care ttl the world. She name. Dene had given tar the one it was on account of him. Because "To facilitate natters, I will give Mb oaa la ttw halls, and only a few "Fm going to ask you to do some­ nights?" Bay was aghast. looked at it again. "I could not see refused the ear Grant tad for her, sta used. She loved tt because he it wasn't right seeing him all the sou her complete description Eigh­ of ttw glass doors lighted on the thing for me. I asked you before "I mean Just that. The law isn't before—It was so blurred, ami then preferring to go home fey herself had given it to bnr. She Would al­ tone, loving bha. yet knowing she teen, blonde. In fact golden hair, main floor. Kay noticed it waa I mJt fear voice, hoarse aow, denying any toe kind. Bitty, when you're a I must have fainted—'' Baw aha She wanted to mink, to realize what ways love it—even If she found tor couldn't have hli .. curly, five feet two In height, large o'clock fey a big clock on the wall. their accusations trailed Wtt la a transgressor,, you ought to know was studying it eagerly, looking had happened. To gloat aver tta real one later. "I'm not going to let you resign, 'brown eyes, dark lashes and eye­ She hoped vaguely she wouldn't be whisper—"but you refused, I want that. You've been dodging it for a closely at one picture, then the oth­ fact that ttw wasn't Kitty Banning. No family. Julie had been scorn­ Kay. Aad there's no reason why brows—on the left a small scar near late far work in the morning—then you to get this picture you say you few years. Worried When Grant er, and the last. One front face, She could face Dane again. Edith, ful about that. No money. you should want to. to there?" her temple, almost invisible. Her smiled grimly to herself. She might —have—of Bitty Banning. Bring it picked you up tonight?" OBS left profile, the other right. BB ef them—she wasn't Kitty Ban­ "Oordon will get over his infat­ She couldn't answer. She should weight When sto left was 103. She never go back to Dan's office. She here, so I caa see lt. If—I—If yen "Of course—who wouldn't be?" Crude, stark pictures, not softened ning. uation lor IBU, if you give him no have manufactured some kind of an to slender, graceful, vary pretty, aa might be kept—here. find I am the girl, TU admit every­ "Orant's a long time coming—" at all. Police pictures. Iba fees Her mind kept singing the phrase mora encouragement. That's what excuse. accomplished dancer aad pianist. Looks Sharply thing—everything—" Ralf glanced at his watch.. in full ralwr over and over again, hilariously. I'm asking. It might be better, I want you to stay. You know "Want sto weal away, she waa "Hera aha is, chief," Orant an­ "Is that a bargain?" Ralf's eyes "What If there isn't any picture A number on tt : girl's breast; at She forgot she felt grimy, dirty area, if you changed your position. 11 do, You're doing well la your wearing a dark brown crepe silk nounced as they passed through an were gleaming. The girl was —" Bay was worried. Then she the bottom oa the card, "Kitty Ban­ Bam her all night vigil, forgot bow went to another office, so he | work. Tou mustn't leave me, I can dress, a brown coat With fox fur, open door into a room where sev­ ning, alias Mary Desmond." raw her nerves had been, as she brown hose, and brown leather eral men ware sitting smoking. A wild surge of loy shot'through danced up the steps of the apart­ pumps, a brown Bal, and purse. I -bought you'd lost her, tha Kay. She could not speak, suddenly ment house aad let herself ia with aaat imagine how she arrived in chief grumbled. Be looked at Kay could not see. She wasn't Kitty her key, Edith was sitting oa the Hew Tork. for sto had little money sharply. • Banning I couch, pale aad haggard. She sprang with her. and no Jewelry. She never "Didn't want to take the chance She turned her eyes from tbe up, excited, hysterical when she saw wears Jewelry. Oiw search has been on phoning after once I bad her. card to Ralf. "You see—" but the Kay. mostly in the Eouthwest, where we Too risky, SB X brought her along " rest of ttw words wouldn't come, "Tout Kay I You don't know how thought she tod gone. "Oood. Well, Kitty, how does it so she pointed to the pictures. Ralf worried, how frightfully worried I've "I understand from the Malcolm feeir smiled tolerantly. been I AB night—I phoned Mr. Tal­ people that Katharine can remem­ Someone pushed over a chair, and "See what. Kitty. bot and Doctor Raleigh—" ber nothing of bar past. Thia, of the girl fell into it. She was so Tm not Kitty Banning!" There, "I couldn't call—but I'm all right, course, I cannot believe. She is my weak she felt she couldn't stand up she had said it! Her eyes were and I'm so happy, Edith—" only child, and va have always another second. bright, too bright under their rings "Gordon Drew said he Brought been as close as sisters. "She denied, of course, she was Of dull blue black. A flush of color you home, left you here—" "I am enclosing three hundred Kitty Banning." Orant told his flooded bar cheeks. 'He did, Edith—was Dane wor­ dollars for tor fare to San Fran­ chief, who nodded. Bad remarked "Not so fast, Bitty!" A hard brit­ ried?" cisco. If you wiU let her start as that she would. tle light showed la Ralf's eyes "Terribly—he and Doctor Raleigh soon as possible, today if you can, "She's Kitty. aB right." the chief again, ttw Ught that had been there Just left." I will fee much obliged. I would continued. "I'd know her in a mil­ when he questioned her. "You can't Dane worried. Maybe ha cared come for her myself, but Illness pre­ lion." renege on tpis confession!" a Uttle. Ever so little She hoped vents aw. X tave been In bed con­ The "Chief." too. was sure. Sure But she wasn't afraid of him now. so. stantly since she left. I would h*v» like Jim Whalen had been Kay's ttw had proof. Well. Kitty Banning was off her wired, but thought I could explain heart sank. Her hope was leaving "See, look at this!" she indicated mind, anyway. That was some­ more In an air mall tetter. her fast. The chief had seen her the card. Half ignored her gesture. thing. "She will know tto address—840 before . . .'. knew her in a million He was facing her bellgerently. But still, she didn't know who she Thirty-fifth avenue. San Francisco. "You cant get away with this!" was. . . . Thanking you, I remain. Laura "Now. Kitty, you're aat going to "Please, her voice quivered with Ford." get away this time. And you're go­ anxiety, and her fingers shook as CHAPTER XX "There's another note, too, a per­ ing to answer some question tor she still held out the pictures. "You Kay was amazed one morning sonal note from—your mother. Shall me. See?" The chief was emphatic. must look—you must believe aw soon after, when Julie phoned and I read it?" i Kay learned soon that his name This alrl, Kitty Banning, If this is asked tar to go to lunch. "Please." was Ralf. detective Inspector. Be her likeness, isn't I. Can't be. Don't It was ttw first overture Julie "It was enclosed in the letter. had a blustering, positive air that you see? are you blind?" had made toward friendship. Her 'Dearest Katharine, please come frightened her. Now, with his great Something tn her desperation, her voice had seemed pleasant, more home to me at once. I'm Ul, and bulk, tst he was as large as Orant, appeal moved Ralf to take the pic­ pleasant than usual. Of course Kay need yoa. I cant understand why he seemed a giant. His fist came tures and look at them. Soon he had agreed to go. There was noth­ you left, when we were so happy down with B bang on the roll top was studying them carefully. Bay ing to fla, bare. Mother."" desk. A few pencils scattered to peering over his shoulder. Slie was a little puzzled, though, Kay reached oat for tta tetters the floor. Belief when tha noon hour came and she and examined them. The writing "Are you going te answer them Yee, the girl was like her, very hurried down the street to toe tea was unfamlUar. Tet tt belonged to willingly, or do you want to go much like her. The blonde wavy shop where Julie said sta would her mother. And tor mother waa downstairs for awhile, and wait un­ hair, the large brown eyes,—except be waiting. What had made Julie ill—sick with worry. Katharine til you do? You're going to stay thai Bitty Banning's were a trifle ask her? Something about Dane? Ford. Her name. She tried to make here, until you tell aw all you know, closer set than Kay's. The same Kay was sure that was it. ttw had herself believe ahe knew It. but haa if It's ten years. You're going to shape to tha face. seen Dane at ttw office only to tta to admit ttw didn't. Kay Smith tell me everything about Mandell!" At first glance the photographs last few days. True, ta had called "The sooner you come through the better, Kitty." was more hers. The name Dane "I never heard ef him," Kay might have been Bay. At second tar in yesterday fw a talk, but her had given her. stammered. they were not. visit there had been short Tta hand that tad penned the "Blm? Who said Mandell was a Kitty Banning's nose tilted a JuUe was not la sight when she wouldn't aaa you every day. _. I've help you here. Look after you. Be letter bad quivered, yet tba writing man? Mrs. Mandell, and you know little. Kay's was straight, well went into tha tea shop, so she sat friends, many et them, who will a big brother to yoa—" was cultured. On the personal note, tt." "WeU, Kitty Banning. I've come to take yen to jail." sculptured. A fleeting, direct like­ down at one of ttw tables to wait, give you another position, probably She wanted to cry that ato didn't there were several blots. Tears. •• "X never heard of her. then—" ness. Indeed the ttm girls might telling the waitress to reserve an­ more money than you're getting want him, for ttat, but she dared Edith was watching tta girl eag- 1 What difference did it make what breaking, thank Ood. Be was wouldn't know. Couldn't be sure. have been sisters so close was the other place. now. ta I said. Oordon Is young, not. erly. "Kay, float yoa remember she said? wretchedly tired, and wanted to get The questioning would start all over. resemblance Even twin sisters. She knew Julie didnt like her, he doesn't know his own mind yet "You'll stay, wont you?" He took now? For tto letter to surely your Why if she really was Kitty Ban­ home to bed. The ordeal had been No, she had promised. She had to Ralf's eyes were now on Kay, now felt it, instinctively. There was what —too young to marry." her hand, and drew it to him. Bto mother's. Everything agrees. The ning, as Ralf, as Jim Whalen said. a hard one for' him. For the girl go through Wtth it. Even if the on the card. He waa not so sure Gordon bad said—ttat Julie was Poor Gordon. Kay leit very sorry eyes ware pleading with her. scar on your temple. We kept it Could she not remember something was so stubborn.—but a chance like picture were gone, she would admit of himself IBs eyes, the hair. jealous. That was a fettle ridlcu for bha. V ha knew thtt his sister TU think lt over—" out Of the reports because ita so Of Kitty's past? Why did lt seem this. She would crack when she everything. She couldn't stand an­ Suddenly, he twisted Kay's head In was, sta thought, for Dane had not was talking tB tor, making arrange­ "Thanks!" faint, ao old. The clothes. Every­ so Impossible? So unfamiliar? other minute of questions. profile, and then laid the card on been attentive to tar. She would Why was she so weak when he thing. Tea fla dance well, so Dane "Don't give me that line, Kitty. saw the picture—" ments, embarrassing him. Be was told me, and you play the piano!" A bargain." Bay answered faint­ "There will be. We never lose I his desk, silently. have liked him to be, but ta wasn't. so decent. Would Julie always be spoke to her? She wanted to stay I won't have it. Tou know Mandell rogue's gallery portraits. A whim "You have tty ' apologies. Miss Would It be best to lease bto of' interfering with him? Managing in the office. She shouldn't. What Kay shook her head, "rm sorry. well enough, and I know ybur ly. She closed bar eyes, and tried seeing your own picture, eh?" Smith. My sincere apologies. You're flee? Find a job some place else was she going to But I don't remember, but it must be tricks." to lean back against the uncomfort­ him? my mother. It has to be. I'U know, "No. X want to see it, that's all." a dead ringer for Bitty Banning— so she wouldn't fee seeing him every "What I'm suggesting is the best "Detective Grant said you had a able chair. The remainder of her life in jail but you aren't Kitty. The front day? B was getting rather hard, CHAPTER XXI Edith when I see her. Everything'U picture at Kitty Banning here!" "Oot the gallery picture here. for him. He doesn't know lt yet come back. San Francisco, every­ perhape. ttw remembered what View—ITS almost indentical. but the as Edith had said it would, feeling BTB1 rather blind now about you, A week flew by so fast Kay did Kay was eager now. Hope again. Grant?" Ralf asked tbe detective Ralf had said in the beginning, that profile is different, rm sorry." He he was near, and knowing he loved not know where lt had gone. She thing. I know. Tta writing, even Fresh hope. "Could I see lt? I want sergeant. about everything. But he'll see I'm I cant remember that. Ttt it afl - the police had enough OB her to I was genuinely affected. Kay felt another girl. right later—" hated to have the days go so swiftly. to know—" "No, I sent lt back to have some put her in Sing Sing for life. Life, sorry for him herself, as he stood Julie eaaw In presently, smiled November here already. And still must be true ar aay mother—" the "Want to know what?" copies made. Came up so suddenly When she saw the picture, would there, IB at ease, playing with an coldly as sta took the seat opposite Kay wondered how she would feel she know nothing about herself. word came foreignly, as tf aha ~ "X Just want to aet ttv" it all come back to her? Kitty Ban- ink well en his desk. His eyes BsT> As usual, she was beautifully If ahe loved Oordon? To have Julie Uttle more than when she had couldat believe tt possible—. "You're stalling for time," Ralf "Well, gat tti" the chief snapped ning's life? Would ita remember? | would not meet tan. dressed. She flung a squirrel coat talk Uta' thia. Furious, ttw sup­ awakened at St. Luke's that evening "wouldn't have sent tto money. Sto accused sternly. "What's this you shortly, and Grant hurried out of Dana Edith—ahe couldn't face Kay's shoulders swung back. Her over the back of her chair as casual posed. Now she was only sorry for In September. Her name, an enig­ must have been sure to send tto got here?" Hi tore Dane's overcoat the room. them all if it were true. After they 1 fatigue seemed to have left tar. ly as if tt had been some cheap, un­ the boy , . . ma. Her Identity the same. money. Three hundred dollars to from her hands. "Man's overcoat? "This isnt just a stall, Kitty?" had been so good to her. WeU. they She felt refreshed, rejuvenated. She wanted garment. Bitter Thoughts Se was sitting at tto piano play­ a lot—" What's the idea? Steal it?" Ralf asked, looking sharply at the wouldn't know. Of course, she had I knew aow. There would be ao more Kay could aet help envying the "Have you anything to say?" Julie ing one night waiting for Edith to "Katharine Ford." Edith whis­ "No—" her strength was gone, and girl. told Dr. Raleigh the story, but told guessing, aa more uncertainty. The dress she wore, deep rich wine col­ asked coldly. She made further come home to dinner. The first pered. "The 'K' on the handker­ she was sobbing aloud. "No—X want to know." it sketchily. No names, not even one thing ttat mattered. She wasn't ored, tta tat to match, moulded so pretense of eating her lunch. snow of tto winter was melting chief. Trail wire tor you're com­ "She's breaking, chief," she heard "Hum—funny," ha ruminated, the name of the town, Langly. Kitty Banning. She didn't know closely to her head, making her dark Julie was not herself. Bay knew gently at the windows, and a light ing right away?" Orant Sir to Half. "Kitty a_«_wg reaching toe a fresh cigar. "Then If Sta ware. Kitty Banning, she how wrought up. how worried she eyes glow, aad spreading the. faint­ that, ttw waa trying to be herself. blanket of white aoveied tto streets. Going Tonight isnt the crying kind. She's break- he turned to Kay again. "Tm giving would fade out of their lives as she had beea until near* when she knew est of flushes through her gale skin. feat Mt succeeding. Was lt all for So many things she couldn't un­ Tm not going to wire, Edith. Tm •__" yoa this chance, this bargain, but had come In. Edith would miss her definitely that ahe wasn't Kitty Julie was beautiful, there was no Oordon that she was suggesting derstand about the instrument. Why going—now, tonight." How She got through the rest of you've got to keep your word." badly. Dane? Yes. she thought even! Banning, thai She tad never known doubting that. Beautiful in a trop­ this? All? Or did Dane enter in a tbs could play, aad safe remember "But Kay. I didn't have time to the night. Kay never knew. Ques­ Promises Dane would miss bar. How she j Jim Whalen, that hovel in langly, ical lush way. A sinuous grace about Uttle? As yet Dane hadn't been nothing but the recent tunes she take tto tetter to Doctor Raleigh. tions nurled at bar, questions she "I will." And she would, ttw loved him. She looked at his over Mickey her long limbs. mentioned. But Julie was expecting had heard. Why when bar fingers or consult with Mr. Talbot. Ther couldn't answer. Four men asking knew that, tt Kitty Banning's pic­ coat thrown carelessly over a table, "Tau oan make a let of trouble She made ao apologies far being an answer . . . knew ttw keys so well, tor mind should know " them one after another. Her nerves ture told bar who ahe was, well, where Ralf bad But It. Dane's over­ for me, Miss Smith," Ralf said late, and Immediately ordered No family, no name, she thought would not go beyond that day in "No, X want to go tonight. It's were shot, and she longed, time after then—she was through. through coat. She would Uke to keep it be­ slowly. "It's aB my fault—I should luncheon for two. bitterly, JuUe had brought hsr September. my mother, and she's Ul. Edith. Tea ttttt to admit she was Kitty Ban­ fighting against being this girl she cause it had been bto . . . put she have had tto pictures in the be­ "I suppose you wonder why X troubles closer than ever. It was She was frowning over It, as she aaa, don't you? X cant waste a ning. Anyone, Just so the questions didn't know. Through with the de­ couldn't, of course. Ralf, flunking ginning. Tou always think et those asked you to lunch today," she be­ cruel of fear. did often, when Edith came, shak­ minute, not a second." Sto rushed would cease, and she would be per­ tectives. No mora of this frightful She had stolen it... things too late. But 1 was positive gan as soon as ttw waitress had "Ton have no reason to worry, ing the snow from tor heavy cape. to tta closet, and started pUing tor mitted to go to bed. questioning. What would Dane Tal­ Where was Orant? Why didn't you were Kitty Banning. As posi­ IMt the table. Kay did, and ad­ Miss Drew," She said after awhile. Oood News few clothes Wl the couch. Ralfs face waa white when dawn bot think? Edith? Dr. Raleigh? he come? tive now as I am you're Kay Smith, mitted lt. She new from JuUe's "Tou mean?" Hurrying into the kitchen to put "Listen, child, wait until morn- crept through the windows of the Ralf so sura. Jim Whalen so sure. The other two detectives left the as you said you were. I interviewed attitude that the girl wasn't plan­ "I mean Just what X said." dinner on ttw table, she heard the tog—" Uttle office, a pale, smoky dawn. Why, if ther knew so weU who she room, so Sta was alone Btth the Kitty two years ago, had tar ia this ning to be especially friendly. "T_al you won't marry Oordon?*' nurse «——w tor, aad came back "No, I can't. Edith, X have a Orant and the other two detectives was, didnt ahe know herself? chief. office for an tour. Until She pulled Julie's voice, a Uttle sharp as she "That I won't marry anyone until into tto living room. Bare exhausted too. ' mother she's been worried, sick This night of torture. Dark black "You're too pretty to be a thief, a fast oiw tst tat, and skipped, when continued. Sharp and grating. I know—wbo X BBS." Then because , "I've something for you, Kay— about me. I must go to bar. HI 'Tm—so — tired," Bay pleaded circles ringed hsr eyes, aad ber Kitty," Ralf was saying. we were least expecting it. X would "It's about Gordon—" she felt she couldn't stay any longer, good news." Edith's voice was trem­ start tonight—I'll call and see about again and again. mouth drooped pitifully. Ita door opened, and Orant en­ have sworn when you came in that Gordon? Kay was amazed. What couldn't bear to see Julia look at ulous, and Kay thought she saw a train." dropping ttw clothes she "You'll do downstairs, when you "Pretty tired, Bitty?" Ralf said tered, B card bearing three small yon were Kitty. Tour looks, your was the matter with Gordon? Why her, she arose to leave, mumbling tears to her eyes. flaw to ttw telephone, and called answer my questions, not before?* sympathetlcaUy. • photographs in Ida hand. voice, everything had you as Kitty. should Julie ask tar hire to talk some excuse about having to get "Me?" Ita aat down quietly on ttw railroad station. When ato "But X dont know whit you're "Pretty tired," she admitted. She "Thought you'd be gone all day," Even the pictures unless you ex­ about Oordon? back ta work.' Bome way, she tto couch. One hand caught tta turned back to Edith, ter eye6 were talking -boat" was thankful for this first kindness Ralf grumbled, as he took tta card. amined them closely yea went find "Gordon's tba only brother X etumbled through the tables, aad arm of the davenport, shining. "A train at nine. Thai "You know only too well, and he had shown. and handed B to Kay. much difference. It's amazing. X have, as you know, aad as he's found herself ea tto atreet. Edith was drawing a letter from will give me plenty of time. It's you're going to stay here without "Well, you'll get a good breakfast "Acker wasn't there," Grant ex­ dont understand it. * younger ttaa X am, I must look out Of course she couldn't marry any­ her purse, "it's come, Kay." only quarter of eight now. You'U aay sleep, without aay food, asm soon, and then a good sleep. Do you plained. "And as I tatt, you can make a for him." one until ttw knew who tba was. "Whatf" explain to Dane and Doctor you teh us. Days, if you want lt :ood. We won't talk any more un­ Ita pictures ware in tta girl's lot of trouble for me—" Then lt waa But why- And anyway, she hadn't ttw slight­ "What you've been waiting for—" Raleigh." that way!" ?it tomorrow, rm dead for sleep. hands, but.he couldn't look at them she felt bis age, tor be looked vary Kay aaa more than a Uttle re­ est Intention of marrying Oordon 'You mean you know who I am? The world suddenly had grown "That's cruel! Inhuman--" too." She looked at his strong body, yet. They meant in much to her, old as ta stood before btt, ltt hair lieved that Julie was talking about Drew. She didnt love him, never Kay was trembling. She had no very bright for Kay. She had a "Well, yoa haven't beea any too and wondered whether he was as ao very, very much. Everything. gray, deep lines etched In'his face. Gordon instead of Lane. She didn't could. If Dane—feat to didn't love strength to take the letter Edith mother, a name, a home. Her mother ood a girl, aad we're tired, too, tired as she. Bis hah* was graying, Could Jim Whalen have been mis­ "I'm not saying a weed to any­ know why ahe had thought Julia her, and even if to did she couldn't was offering her. Who she was— waiting for her, longing for her. Satty. The sooner you come through and his eyes were eld. There was taken? Ralf, aad his detectives? one about this—night," she ex­ would discuss Dane BBt she had. saury him until Ba knew. the scare when she had thought she "Edith!" A pair of slippers feU _!f the better." na more of his fierce attitude that It didn't seem possible. claimed. TB happier by far than "It does me no good to talk to She was warm aad uncomfortable was Bitty Banning- She couldn't to the floor with a clatter. "Edith, "X havent anything to tell—" had frightened her so. Finally she forced tar eyes down when I came in. At least X know Gordon, He's stubborn, and mulish, aa aha harried back to tta office stand ona of those again. The worry. how could I base mtt ttf mother B was when ahe had to admit she "Sleep where?" She was thinking on the card I'm not Kitty Banning—'* and I've tried. So I came to you, aad flung herself back at ber desk. "Tell me," afea said simply. "I this wagT* - knew Jim Whalen that new energy of her bed at Edith's apartment. "I Boat understand—" and will put everything up to you She was stlB mulling over the things can't read—now." "I dont know, Kay, Katharine, dashed alto the faces of her four How mod it would feel—a hot cup CHAPTER XIX "I know yea wont, and rm not squarely. He's in love with yea. I Julie bad said. A tob away from "I would have called you before I mean." she corrected herself Interrogators. She saw the glance of coffee, and some af Edith's ex­ Detective Inspector Ralf was grin­ going to tell you. Something I suppose you know. Be said that ha tto office. Perhaps it would be best, X came home—but I thought you'd quickly. that passed between Ralf and Orant. cellent buttered toast. . . . ning at the girl poring over toe pic­ want from you, though, something told you. JuUe's voice took on more if she didn't aee Dane so much. rather have the letter. It came just Kay smiled. "Dont! be attly. Victory for them. Almost Believing tures. Why She should want them, I must have." edge. Couldn't look for htt smile when he as I got off duty, and Miss Oliver Edith. Tm Kay to yoa always—but Keeps Silence "Sleep, here, of course. For you're he didn't know. Sort of a joke when "Anything, Miss Smith," wearily Kay had completely forgotten came in every morning, eat every called me In the office to give it I can't see " Discouraged, beaten,. She refused going to be hare tor a long, time." a girl wanted to look at her own pic­ he answered bar. Gordon's avowal, but now she re­ noon. Hope that 'he would Stop and to me, Blowing Fd see you right "You'U know when you see her. to aay more about Whalen. She Oh, yes. Here, at the jail, where tures. Well, let tar have her fill '.'.' "These pictures." membered, and blushed. There was say a few words to her at her desk. WB!. X couldn't believe It. Kay. Something wtt tttl you." had to say she knew blm, because Bitty Banning belonged. That is, of them. Probably vain—wanted to "Tou may have them—or If there nothing sta could say. He might be hi his office aow. The news was so good—" Tears were "I wonder what she's like—" she did. More aha would not say. if she were Kitty, and it seemed she ate If they did her Justice. are no more copies now, I'll send "He has the very crazy Idea to his She would resign . j. rolling down ber cheeks. She pulled Tto nurse was standing Inde­ B would be lying to say ahe dldnt was. She was almost believing, now, Bto grin changed into a frown in fljito to you—" He consulted Orant bead that he's going to marry you." His door was open, ta she looked off her damp cap. and ruffled up cisively ia tta middle ef tto room.' know him. 8he had been waiting. that she never could have been any­ ttw next instant, for Kay toppled off who promised that she should have "I—" the girl exclaimed, but Julie in, only to draw hack disappointed. her hair, Kay, alone oa the long trip over toe, fir this question, knowing, one else. MB! even Kay Smith. her chair to a faint. Hastily he copies as soon as they could be Interrupted her. "Please let aw Out to lunch, she eapposed. Some­ "The description fits you perfectly tte continent Aching to talk, ach­ somehow, that it was coming, since "May X phone?" Weakly she got summoned the matron, and until she made. finish." thing on his desk caught bar eye. —Kay. I'll be ao sorry to lose you. ing to dream, yet no one to talk Whalen had given her away. to her feet, and staggered over to arrived, applied such restoratives as A sharp knock on the door. Ralf "A Oaed Marriage" something that hadn't been there aaa ao glad thai at last wa know ia No one to dream with. "He's a good friend of yours?" . B_fS desk. The chief put his hand he tad la the office. called eat in a wed, discouraged Kay sank again Into silence. before. who you are—no doubt about it this "Kay. rm going with you!" Sta "Not" How ahe hated him! on the Instrument, and pushed It When tta matron came, Kay was aalea "Come ia." "Xtt just what I don't want, of She walked ia the office, aad time." Sto slipped the tetter oat announced, aad with that, afea too, "An old friend?" beyond her mom lying on the table, cold cloth an ber A young man popped his head in course, for Oordon must make a stood before the desk. Julie's pic of Us envelope and spread it across "Bol" He wasn't At aay rate. "Not yet. Bitty. After Orant head. RaU rubbing tar wrists. ttw door. "Bear you baas Bitty good marriage. Tou ate that, dor't ttaa. a small miniature, set la a tor knee. Three bills fed eat aa iCaattoeed aa Page IS) * il______k^^__&: • • _&_»s»ie'E_?a*s______! S_a-FWlB_-'.__-l_j_____._ya__._ Mm ______1 ._.____ EsSKSHpE PAGE EIGHT EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1980 RADIO PROGRAMS The Evening Outlook's Daily Page ot Comics *OMGBTS BADIO PROGRAM KMTR—"HoUywood Sweepstakes." its KTM—Santaella'a Music Makers. ten—Btory Wan. KPWB—Oeorge Olsen's orchestra. KHJ—"Mac" (S. F.). KGFJ—Organ recital. A WEIGHTY SUBJECT By WILLARD *f KFWB—Dance bandi soloists. KOER—Of sen: string trio. KNX—Travelog. KECA—Louis Rtfeb, exercises. KPOX—Dance orchestra. was r. M. KOER—String trio. KFOX—'Campus 8weetles." KECA—Victor Yount'a orchestra (Ohl- n P. M. oaeW. KFI—Laughner-Harrls orcheatra (S. F.i. KFWB—AI Bernlvlcl'a orchestra. sas r. M. KNX—Ous Arnhelm's orcheatra, KMX—"Bla Brother Ken. KMIO—Dance marathon. KOFJ—Novelty qusrtet. KOW—Dance orchestra. 5:80 P. M. KOER—Hoagland's Troubadors. KFI—Bob and Jimmy. 11:04 P. M. KFOX—Campus Sweeties. KHJ—Earl Burtnett's orchestra. HOES—Old-time band. 11:SS P. tt - KBCA—Family Party (N. Y.). KFWB—Ben Bernie's orcheatra. KMTR—Banjo ___*Boys. • **• KOER—Dick Dixon, organist. KFI—Rochester civic orchestra (S. SA. MIDNIGHT KELW—Roy Medcalfe orchestra. KMTR—"8 Ball aad Charlie Lung." KHJ—Guy Lombardo» Royal Canadians KHJ—Wesley Tourtellotte, onanist. iN. T). KFVD—J. Wewton Yateac organist. KFWB—Wade Hamilton, orcheatra. KNX—Nuno's orcheatra. KNX--Lucia Lee, organist. KGFJ—Mosby's ttaa Blowers. KOFJ—Glenn Edmunds' orchestra. TOMORROW'S RADIO PROGRAM XPOX—"Em and Clam.*' S A. BU KBCA—Buster Wilson's orchestra. KVD—Spanish proeram. 6:15 r. M. KMIC—Andy aad Gene. KNX—Frank Watsnabe. MS P. M. KPOX— Percy at to. Phona. KFI—Louis Rueb. exercises. KOER—Triolian trio: sinter. UE 6:30 P. M. KTM—New Ideal Maa (two hours). KMTR—Bill Markowtiz, violinist. KFVD—Happy-Go- Lucky trio. KFI -R. O. Valentine, baritone. 7:30 A. M. KMPC—Rsdioliers. KFI—Gertrude Oussell, ballads. KHJ—Buron Fitts' political talk. KHJ—Hah and Derry. KFWB—Harry Jackson's entertainers. KOER—Long Beach Breakfast club. [;. KNX—Theater revue. • A. M. Him Frolic (two hours). KFI—'Happy Times" (8. P.). KFOX—Cllne ChltUck. harmonica. KHJ—leap Wright. KECA—Elton Key's orchestra. KFVD—Happy-Oo-Lucky trio. 6:45 F. M. S:I5 A. M. KFI—Joe Bishop. KMIC—Arlsona Miners. KFOX—Three Vagabonds. 8:30 A. M. KECA—Trio. ,KFWB— Varieties: BatOlllF Burnham. T P. M. MS A. M. KMTR—Chamber ol Commerce talk. KBJ — Manhattan Towera orchestra iCFI—Governor Youna—campaign talk. (BL Y). KHJ—Raymond Paige's orchestra. Ill KFWa-|"QaeU and Bally." KMTR—Mildred Kitchen. KNX—Prof. Herman Schnitzel. KFI—Bess Kilmer. SCORCHY SMITH THB BROKEN CODE By JOHN C. TERRY* KOFJ—Luck Seven orcheatra. KFWB—BUly Van. KFOX—"Tadpole" and school 9:18 A. M. KGER—Byncopators dance band. KFI—Helen Guest, ballads. KECA—Elton Key's orcheatra. 0:30 A. W. 7:10 P. M. KFI—Quartet. JKecentKapperitngs «. KFWB—Orchestra. KMTR—Two Black Keys. KNX—Governor Youna—political talk. KHJ—Feminine Fanclea IS. F). .SHs t*t/vte-£arJht&£sma.in oeai'/hp 1:15 P. M. KFWB—Rae msd Wet tala. l KMTR—"Hollywood Sweepstakes." 9:45 A. W mining eouipmertt, encamps st VIA KBCA—Mala quartet. KMPC—Dan Maxwell, Scotch comedian canvan 2>elowike oold disq^erum tas a. M. ttif Vcormy.tet'snifto to in/arm Jala KMTR—Dance orchestra. KELW—Roy Medcalfe. organlat, attdSam/i/uitJtd is sate t ids adieu KFI—Jeannle taat. KFWB—Consuelo Hedge, organist. KHJ—Rolph political talk. KNX—Eddie Albright's "family." WorehyridUfitedon Slack £sadsr>. KFWB—No information. KOFJ—Hawaiian quartet. comes upon Petty ana Jake surround- KOER—LOBS Beach band KGER—Triolian ttm. s£ tu outlaws a dtorchu coptores KBCA—"Amos 'n' Andy" i Holly wood). 10:15 A. St ine desperadoes • zme leader '.A. P. M. . KMTR—Louise Howatt. KNX—Symphony. KFI—Orchestra; soloist ((. 7.). proves -to te JteteThrgo - a notor- tas P. M. 10:30 A. M. tout cattie-thiefm cTaxe suggests KFI—Senator Tubbs politics! Wlk tB F.I. KMTR—orcheatra. tAat'm^rao/ttier cXwtuy 'iV dealt KFWB—Strine orchestra. KFI—Magazine of tha Air (B. F.I. ArtAu/itA but Scorchy holdt that KECA—Joe Bishop, guitarist. . KHJ—Nell aaS June. 1AeJ#wntustbe reflected* _ KFWB—Howard's Serenaders. WntUonniJurayfoiketiuiycnuunp ir. a KNX—Kate Brew Vaughn. Jon a cowboy guaraio bring in ihenastiens KMTR—Rube Wolf program. KFOX—Vara Oraham. organist. Sborchyexchanges shots with two KFI -Rudy Beige, s orchestra. II tm tt Strange men bafyre he 4itcovers they KMPO—Orgen recital. KMTR—Galloping Gophers. are the J'herirtand tut peputywho KTM—Dorothy Dee, organist. KMPC—Radlollers. KHJ—Blue Monday Jamboree (two tours) KHJ—Agnes White. % •tewe ieen-tratUnyine fame out-. KFWB—' Rubbernecks " KNX—Symphonette. KNX—One-act play. 11:15 A. M. j^keni/fJnariino/Jerslo bnino KGFJ Harvey Brooks' orchestra. KHJ—Radio Ensemble (N. T) 1he fugitives in at KFOX—Texas Cowboys, 11:30 A. M. 8-IB KGER—Mariners' concert orchestra. KFI—Hollywood Bowl talk Waa r. Onst anisia tjflu a«w-W KBCA—Cotton Blossom Minstrels (8 F KFWB—Organ recital. 1:1) P. M. KNX—Studio WW KMPC—"Mike and 8tmmy." KGFJ—Spanish program. KIM—James Rolph political talk. IMS A. M. S:M P. M. KMTR—City kail broadcast KMPC—John Te Groen's trio. KFOX—Hollywood Girls' trio GLORIA AND THEY'RE GREEN1 . By JULIAN OLLENDORFF, KTM—"Charmers of History." MOON KFWB—"Musical Portrait." KFI—Agricultural talks. KNX—Lubovtskl violin choir. KHJ—Tascha Borowsky orchestra. KMC—Mann Brothers' orchestra KFWB—Tom and Wash r KGFJ—Btrlna quintet; soloist KFVD—Soloist. l'M PU22L_X>/—SINCE WE'VE ARRIVED >VB BEEN 'LOOKING 9 P. M. 1-15 P. tt A1-OUNO, ANP IT. SEEMS TO ME THAT BRINGING Ut OVER KMTB—"Star Reporter." KMTR—Prosperity hour. KFI—Buron Fitts- political talk. KFWB—Louisa Lynch. KMPO—U. B. O. lectures. 13:30 r. M. KTM—Ranch hoar. KFI—Southern California ttavelot. KFWB—Concert orchestra; Charles Bey- KFWB—Concert enaemble. non. KNX—Dance orcheatra. GlOQlA IS IN «ftRr5, TOGETHER KMX—Plane twins; male quartet. KOFJ—Harvey Brooks' orchestra. WITH FIVE OTHER SELECTED AMER KFOX—"Lampllt hour." KOER—"Peggy and Afea" KGER—Hoagland's Troubadora. was r. M. ICAN GIRLS, TO APPEAR AS A KECA—Van a Dyne's orchestra: Jeanne Dunn. KHJ—Ana Leaf, organist iN T.I. MANNEQUIN IN -POITOO'S FALL KFOX—Musical Moments. 0:15 P. M. FASHION REVUE, WHICH OPEN^ KFOX—Vara Graham, organist. 1 P. M. KGER—String trio. KMPC—Piano recital IN A 1VW DAY_. 0:S0 P. M. KTM—Organ recital. KMTR—Strlna trio. KHJ—Charlie Wellman. GREAT INTEREST HAS 6CCM AR0.5.D KFVD—G. Allison Phelps KFI—Moore's orcheatra; Robert Hurd. AS lb tHe RELA-nvE QUALITIES or KFWB—"Radio Periscope " KOFJ—Mclntyres Hawailana. 1:15 P. M. KMIC • Pianist! vocal duo. BEAUTY -POSSESSED BY THE KGFJ—Mosby's Blue Blowers. KOER-Organ recital. KFOX Dance orchestra. 1:30 P. M. AMERICAN AND THE fr.ENOf KOER Pearl Dav:... pianist. KMPC—A. T. Ball. KTM—Bam—Inspirational poetry. MANNEQUINS,-AND THE t^ENCM w r. M. KNX—Eddie Albright—reading. KMTR—"Old and New"- orchestra. KGFJ—Arch Fritz, organist. GlPLS WAVE TWEfl? OWN OPINIONS',- KFI—"Soiree In time." KFOX—Cheerio Boys KTM—Santaclla's ensemble. 1:45 P. M. KFWB—Ben Bernie s orchestra KMPC—Bob. Bunny aad Junior. KFVD—J. Newton Yates, organist. 1:50 P. M. KNX—Gus Arnhelm'a orchestra. KFOX—Doris and Clarence KMIC—Lowry Hester's orchestra. S P. tt KFOX—Roily. Gene and Cllne. KHJ—Happy-Go-Lucky hour ll. D. W *st -BB j, ft, ttttmi irtwiW BH»W Bwtraaa KGER—Cavaliers orchestra. KFWB—Billy Van. KBCA—James Anderson, baritone. KOER—Triolian trio. 10:05 P. M. Sltt P. M. KHJ—Anson Weeks' orchestra (8. F). KMTR—Spanish program. I0:M P. M. DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE HIGH PRESSURE PETE WHAT WOULD THEY DO WITHOUT DOLLY? By SWAN i Puxzla ti. 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SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930 3 Men Have Read CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR, THEIR CLAIMS Outlook Since '87 The Outlook prints herewith articles contributed by In so doing ths Outlook does not necessarily subscribe to week away. It Is your duty to vote. If tba following aids the Meal headquarters of the three outstanding candidates any of tbe sentiments contained herein and disclaims re- you In reaching an Intelligent decision th* Out- 80 Santa Monica Lads O. G. Tullis, Canon Brown for the nomination for governor at tba coming primary, sponslbility fw statements made. The primaries are but a look feels its purpose will haTB been accomplished. . and Judge McEIfresh Will Go on Outing Set 43-Year Records James Rolph, Jr. ia Mountains With final touches being added to It aay Outlook reader whose sub­ Young Described Official Courage Rolph Campaign the Jenks lake Y. M. C. A. camp scription record dates back merely to program, about fifty Santa Monlua the gay nineties Imagined that rec­ bay boys will leave early tomorrow ord was going to remain la first morning for their camping ground place, he Is doomed to disappoint­ among the big pine trees ir. the San ment. As Best Qualified Of Fitts Praised Urges Progress Bernardino mountains. In what appeared almost Itta This afternoon and Monday, ah collusion on the part st the "elghty- of the boys going to camp will fe seveners." a concerted onslaught Young Described as Best Buron Fitts Would Clean Rolph Victory Predicted examined by a staff of physicians was made by three representatives Up State Government, by Many Friends In including Dr. John L. Steffy. to. of that year la records hung up Qualified for Post as Paul R. Burroughs, Dr. George W today. State Executive Supporter Says Bay District Bachmann, and Dr. O. D, Conovet Became Reader ia VT Dr. Steffy, who has been ta camp The first of these was O. O. On behalf of ttm Santa Monica Political campaigns always fur­ With ttw final week of the gu­ with the boys for the past two Tullis, Santa Monica jeweler, who Young-for-Oovernor club, Harrv nish plenty of amusement and many bernatorial campaign approaching. years, will again Join the party aid has been an Outlook reader since Cowan, vice president, presents the good laughs. reports from nearly every section of offer several periods of Instruction 1887, but who did not establish the following in furtherance of the gov- For Instance you naturally ttw state are pouring into local te first aid. month in which he became a sub- ernor's candidacy for reelection: chuckle, at least up your sleeve Rolph - ftr - Governor headquarters indicating a definite majority for lake Higher scribes, "X desire first to thank you and when you hear a corporation law Word waa received at Y. M. C. A yer breaking loose with an appe" James Rolph, Jr., for tte republican Tto Rev. J. D. H. Browne, for your, paper for permission to set I nomination ftr governor. headquarters today that ttw late twenty-five years pastor of St. forth on behalf of the C. C. Young- for the common people while tr la higher and te finer shape now Augustine's Episcopal church of thia for-Governor club of Santa Monica; Uvering a fervid oration in tto » Thia statement was made today than it has beea for several sea- city, was cm the first roll of sub- my own views as to the eligibility terest of one of tto northern can.i By Austin J. McFadden. local Rolph I sons. A SWW steel boat has been scribers when L. T. Fisher, editor and qualifications of Gov. C. C. dates ftr governor. campaign manager. i added to ttw camping equipment of the Outlook, resumed publication Toung for reelection to the exalted When these fellows get to drlu Assurances of a heavy tide in fa­ land nearly all of tto toys have on January 5, 1887, after a "va- position which ha has so creditably ping with tto milk of human kin. vor of Rolph, particularly In tte stocked ap with fishing tackle te cation" of almost nine years. IMa filled for three and one-half years, ness it reminds you of a pack o Santa Monica Bay district, were order to capture a prize offered to eatables the Rev. Mr. Browne's rec- These an my owa views after serl- cards with five aces. predicted by McFadden and corrob­ Nuge Thomas for tha largest fish ord as 43 years 7 months IS days, ous and careful aad mature consid- Provide Oood Laugh orated by Mayor Herman Michel of caught during the twelve-day camp­ and makes the honor roll, which era tion: bankruptcy by refinancing of rec­ It is a good idea to attend these Santa Monica, Judge Arthur Weber ing period. until today bas Included subscribers Long Experience political meetings in order to ob­ of the north which ftr yeara has and otter prominent citizens of the lamation projects. The boys will enjoy swimming of thirty years or more, step up a "Gov. C. O. Toung is tto most Aid fer Needy, Blind serve ttw deep interest manifested cheated tto south of to rightful Rolph-for-Governor committee. decade. qualified man ia' Ito race, firstly, tt tto masses by campaign oratois "Californlans from the South to twice daily, as well ae an early "Aid provided ftr the needy, ag.a place in the government of tto morning dip after morning exercises Editor of Churchman because- of his long experience in and tto Mind. representing candidates who accept tha North are Justly proud to have donations from questionable sources. state. | such a man as Rolph place himseif aad before breakfast. Special in­ Although retired from the minis- legislative matters. Twenty - tea "Crippled children's program in­ struction to given boys wbo tow try, the Rev. Mr. Browne, who is vears nas ne 8«*en to the state augurated. Tto laughter engendered by these How Is this ftr fairness? Of tto and his ability te their hands," said recognition as a leader in commer­ sympathetic utterances causes a re­ seventeen of the senate finance McFadden today, "It requires no not yet learned to swim, and te tte canon Of the Los Angeles diocese, fourteen years as a member of the "New state hospital built In cial and civic betterment. He was BSSt two seasons, more than twelre is editor of The Churchman, dio- st*te legislature, four years aa lleu- Southern California. laxation that is highly recommended committee all are from northern strain of mental effort to make a by the health authorities. California. On the assembly judi­ choice at this election, because there chairman of tbe Mission Relief ->- boys have learned to swim while Bt cese monthly publication. He is 87 veartenans t governor and nigh onto four "New intermediate prison lor ciety after tto fire of 1906, presi­ the "Y" camp. years old and has edited The « governor, and not once youthful offenders and separate When a prominent Southern Cali­ ciary committee tto north haa fif­ to tat OIW to whoso Wide experience, Churchman for thirty years. It ia during this long period ef public prison ftr women. fornian urges tto voter, tt ttw teen places, while the south has only sound discretion and unquestioned dent of the Mission Savings bank Hike Up Grayback one of the few church publications service has there been a stain on "State hospitals enlarged and im­ South to be broadminded and gen­ six. notwithstanding the fact that ability California is content to en­ vice president of the Islals Greek One of the features of tte camp that Is self-supporting. his character, morally, socially or proved. Never la the history Of erous with tto North by again vot­ Los Angeles county has the second trust its destiny—and that man is Inland Harbor association. His this year will te the one-day hike SB speaking of his long record as politically, a good character recom- California has any governor fur­ ing for a northern candidate for largest judicial system in the United Jemes Rolph, jr. growing popularity in the city final­ to tte top of Grayback, 11,485 feet a reader, tto Rev. Stt. Browne de- mendatlon ftr this remarkable flg- thered as much humanitarian legis­ governor, let's not get sore but lust States. Many Achievements ly turned the eyes of the entire pop­ high. Hikes have been made to tha clared that he couldn't get along ure In California's political history. lation as has Governor Toung in relax ato laugh. South Paya Taxes "A brief outline of Mayor Rolph s top from this camp each summer. achievements as head of aaa of tte ulace aa blm, aad ia Ull he was Wtth more boys signed ap than without the Outlook, which he char- Secondly, to haa made good. Be- tbt three and a half yean Of We For many yeara the two U. S. sen­ nominated and elected mayor of acterized as "the best all around ing a shrewd student of finance and incumbency, ators and the governor have been Sixty-six per cent of California's greatest cities in tte country fir for any previous camp, Saata Mon­ paper in Southern California, outside economics, ha haa demonstrated ta "Payments under workmen's com­ from the north? always nominated «f*s g -^/nTof ttSttx*. nineteen years shows clearly why San Francisco. In each election ica Y. M. C. A. leaders said they s he will be ttw popular choice," de­ since ttaa that popularity BBS expected this to be a banner year of Los Angeles." US during his administration by pensation insurance aet increased *.o and elected through the fairness 2SS_h ?e ?£_.,«.»h_^_. ?i. t.„. The third record of 1887 parallels precept and exaftiple that he ia eml- tho highest ma_ium rate tt tto and generosity of the voters in the J* _*' «» *»„*!_„* „? „_*__- clared McFadden. grown until It has exceeded city If there are any other boys ta the flees and gets the bulk of the peo­ "Tto growth of San Francisco in Bay district who decide to Join the that of the Rev. Mr. Browne aad nently fitted to the exalted position nation as protection to industrial south. ple's money. limits aad embraces tto whole state was established by Judge Oeorge A. of trust, aad X desire to point to a workers. California's 1929 labor North nominates the past twenty years and tte ca­ of California. party at the last minute, camp di­ McEIfresh, who was tto first super* few of his outstanding accomplish - legislation ranked as best .n tto The north dominates the gover­ In view of the southland's many reer of Mayor James Rolph, jr., te rector Olenn W. Hovey announced norship and also both houses of ttM years of continued generosity toward the same period of time form sucn Proves Civic Leader today, another camp leader would intendent of streets after Santa ments: United States. tto north, it appears as a mark of Monica incorporated in 1886 as ai Businesslike Reorganization Has Helped Veterans state legislature. MOW let's see close chronological paths, so Inti­ "During his eighteen years con­ be added to the staff to provide for how fair and generous they are wtth astonishing courage for a man ad­ mately intertwined, ttet ttw men­ tinuous mayoralty administration, their comfort aad can. There an city of the sixth class. "A businesslike reorganization of "About $20,000 Invested ia veter vocating another governor from the Came Here In 1885 j government an I the south. tion of tte oae simultaneously re­ to carried oat vast projects, com­ ample facilities at ttw camp for a aaa* farm and home loans north to ask the south to be broad- calls ttw other. pleting tto Geary Street railway, larger party, and reservations for Coming tore in 1885, McEIfresh '"Appointment of successful men worthy veteran legislation ap. I Los Angeles county paid more minded and generous;. opened a real estate, Insurance and i and women regardless of political proved. I than tt par cent of tto total rev­ "Mayor Rolph was born In San extending the municipal railway tte outing can still be made Mem- Tto south presents at the coming Francisco August 23. 1869, the son system, constructing tunnels, build­ day. surveying office tn a frame building I expediency. . "Capable business men. rather enues received from registration primary a candidate wbo to honest, on Second street between what then . Pra?k explanation of all prob- than politicians, appointed to im­ and gasoline tax te 1929, while only of James Rolph, a pioneer resident ing mora school houses and play­ Closes August 30 lems ot able and fearless and asks tto north of the city. His boyhood was spent grounds, pavipg streets, building According to several boys who Sat were Utah and Oregon avenues, but government to the public, portant state offices. 10.8 per aaat of the total amount to play fair and assist in making now are Broadway and Santa Mon- "Complete absence of political "These are just a few of Gover­ was spent te this county In dol­ at 3416 Twenty-first street, in the San Francisco's magnificent civic tended camp last year, Francis, the Buron Fitts the next governor of Mission, where he attended the center and aaw city hall; acqulr'.g Bask, to a close second to mother lea bouleva. d control of legislation. nor Young's accomplishments la BIS lars these are the figures: California. short period as governor. Does this |as Angeles county paid $16,195,- Pioneer Horace Mann school at tba Hetch Hetchy water aupply and when it comes to baking nap-Jack- When the city was incorporated, ot "Sane Bad sympathetic handling As tto primary election date tts city trustees, because of his I **• humanitarian functions of not show a strong grasp ot financial 627 and received back onlj $4,372- Valencia and Twenty-second streets. becoming known far aad wide as He "Is there" as one of the campers . 819. Where did the remainder go? draws near and the contest for gov-1 iatcr"a ttending" the Agassig and San Francisco's "Exposition Mayor" expressed lt, and Francis has prom­ knowledge of surveying, chose Mc- government. as well as humanitarian problems. ernor grows more intense Elfresh to be street superintendent. "—terel support of public educa- We of Southern California have oc­ The fate af ttw Important meat­ It be- Haight primary schools and the because of his promotion at tte ised to have a good dinner valtlmr The first work performed by his de- ton coupled with careful measuring casion to be proud ef this capable uses of every session of tto legis­ comes more evident that • I Trinity school te Mission street, bond issue which made tte historic ftr the boys soon after they reach partment, to said, consisted of °f tne service of the schools, executive. Inning his tent he Bas lature Is nearly always controlled by Fitts Is tte outstanding candidal. near Eleventh street. Panama Pacific exposition With ito camp and have their first afternoon "harrowing up" Ocean avenue, be- "Long time planning for tba spent 60 per cent af bis time in tto membership of tto leading and in a commanding lead Starts Own Buslneaa mPHon of dollars' worth of exhit A swim in the late tween Colorado and Oregon avenues, I growth ot tto state. Southern California ia order to committees of each house aad this Pronounced Change Graduating from Trinity school an actual reality. The camp closes August 30, tte after whleh it waa rolled with a "Greatest state treasury surplus carefully study oar requirements te brings OS to BB interesting Uttle This present situation in Fitts' May 24. 1888. be began a twelve- "In more recent years he has ac­ days before school opens. wooden roller and wooden curbs I in California's history, now total- order that not only legislative Jus­ story. candidacy is the result of a pro­ year career in tbe employ of DeWlit quired ftr ttw city and county of were built. Ing $29,000,000. tice should be done but that tba North Greatly Favored nounced change that has taken • Co., commission merchants. ." .":- San Francisco the Spring Valley The atreet department didn't have , Low Rate ef Increase proper share of finances go wtor. , Tto total membership of tto Im­ place during the past two weens erward to went into business with. water system and the bond election to worry about sidewalks, McEIfresh State expenditures told to the it justly belongs. So much baa portant committees in the assembly and from now on tt Is expected that George Hind, an old school nwti to aaw pending whereby tte ett?| aald, as everybody walked In tbe lowest rate of increase ia recent been said by his opponents about is divided so that 430 positions go to constantly will become more organizing a shipping and commis­ will actually own its own electric ChurcihScience middle of the streets. Business | vears. extravagance; Southern Californ'a to the north, while tto south gets firmly intrenched in first place. sion firm. On June 26, 1900, be light system and Hetch Hetchv houses and stores were built two] One hundred and thirty indepand- has reason to be proud of extrava­ ltt. In tto senate the north has A partial disintegration of ..te married Miss Annie M. Raid, daugh­ water sufficient ter a population of feet or more above the street grade I £nt bureaus consolidated into thir- gance of this nature. 221 while ttw south must be satis­ forces of one of tto other candi­ ter of John Reid. long established 10,000.000. When tte Hetch Hetchy and had platforms ta front. Ibis teen centralized departments. Must Keep Pace fied wltb 114. An this results from dates has brought valuable addi­ merchant of San Francisco, estab permit was revoked te headed ttw was to accommodate persons wbo Co-relation tt mt governmental "God has been good to our section tte fact that the atate legislature tions to the Fitts camp from ele­ lishing himself at his present home delegation that went to Washing-' Fight Discussed rode horseback or in wagons. activities through ttat governor'? of California through Uta wonders controlled by the north with a ments that had formerly held Fills at the corner of San Jose avenue ton, and secured from congress a Paper Followed Him council af department directors. of His creation. It is altogether minority of population has refused as their second choice. Many of aad Twenty-fifth street. Three new permit more liberal te its pro­ "Finest highway building program fitting that we keep pace If bet- to properly reapportion tto districts these voters have broken away'from children were born to the couple. visions than the one originally Factions Most Com* to McEIfresh Uved in Los Angeles according to population whi . James Rolph III, Mrs. Georgina between 1890 and 1910, when to was ia the United States,' 2.201 mil-j ter school! finer and more high the so-called leaders and officials granted. It was the sheer personal­ Terms, Says Speaker completed in less than four .Bars. ways, cleaner penal institutions are would permit control to pass to ttw of groups and organizations who Willi ts and Mrs. Annette Symnes. ity and tto force of his argument high chief ranger of forestry, No srraft—no polities. south. It simply is an arrogant .x- "Early in his business career his 1. O. O. F., but the Outlook followed ercise of despotic power on tto part (Continued on Pace IS) ability and enthusiasm brought htm (Continued on Page IS) at Palisades him there di-lng those years. "Hundreds of farmers saved from (Continued on Pago IS) With the establishment of these! "The church must come to terms three records dating back to 1887, it with science. Tte struggle are are looks as though the Outlook's old I Air Minded Boys Prepare Miniature Planes for having is not between science and subscriber hunt was nearing an aad. 1 Buder Boy Who Scaled Peiping Wall religion, but Between the church and Mo earlier date ia tba eighties can _ burglaries F.et science. Science Insists upon a dif- I ferent attitude toward truth than is be established, as there was no Out- In 1900 Ends Colorful Army Career Aircraft Contest at Clover Field on Saturday taken by tte church. Truth la not look, and tt is not likely that a date | a static thing and tt criticizes Itself. in the seventies can be established. The church has not been willing to COLUMBUS, Ga., Aug. 18 <_•>—Calvin P. Titus, the bugler boy who Loot Worth 0! 1 change, to face criticism, to give up became the idol of tte nation as the first to scale ttw walls of Peip­ its old, fixed ideas. Don't think far ing, China, during the Boxer rebellion, to leaving the army after thirty- a minute that religion to not going two years. Be will be retired a lieutenant colonel almost ea tta thir­ Silverware and Clothing J to come under tto microscope of 3,01 Tickets to tieth anniversary tt the daring exploit which brought him an appoint- science, Hr It to to ate benefit sf ment to West Point and a medal > fl ______."__.- _- Taken From Slaughters religion and the church. If tht honor from President Roosevelt. church insists upon wedding itself to Colonel Titus has left for Los An­ OUTLOOK TO Vandever Homes fixed truth and static ideas it soon will fall by tte way." geles to await retirement. He ted PRINT STATE Two burglaries, in which silver­ Police ShQw Sold been instructor ta the Infantry Dr. Artman Speaker ware and clothing, valued at about school at Fort Benning. SOCIETY NEWS S200, were stolen, were committed These were some of the statements He Is 51, tat the story of his dar­ made at yesterday morning's session Officers Hope to Dispose ing never will grow old. State reunions, those ann lal yesterday aad last night, Santa Of ttw Interdenominational Con­ On August 14, 1900, tte allied ar­ picnics when old friends aad Monioa police reported. ference oa the Christian Way of Lift of 3,000 More Before mies were drawn up near helping neighbors from "back home" A burglar wbo entered the W. 8. • at Pacific Palisades by Dr. Joseph Friday Night to crush tte "fists." as tte Boxers meet again and reminisce over I Slaughter residence, at 3003 Santa i M. Artman sf Chicago. His theme were called. A soldier to scout tto former days, hold a certain Monica boulevard, between the for the morning was "Religious Ed­ Three thousand tickets have been walls waa needed. amount of interest to virtually I noun of 9:30 a. m. and 6 p. au yes- ucation and ttw Scientific Spirit." sold for tte benefit vaudeville per­ Titus, then a bugler, volunteered. every Southern Californla.% te I terday, by R oving the screen from { The day was designate] as brother- formance to be staged Friday nigh' He scaled tte wall, rubbed elbows ba native or adopted eon. a side window, escaped with silver- i hood day, and Dr. A. M. Wllkinaca in ttw Greek theater at Santa wltb tte enemy, learned valuable Taat realization, brought ' ware and clothing valued at between af Hollywood, president; of tto Monica high school under the aus­ facta aad returned to bto officer. home by frequent telephone $125 and $150, according to police. Federated Church Brotherhood of pices of the Santa Monica polica The Americans advanced oa calls from persons desiring in­ When te made his alt from the California, was chairman. Among department, according to a state­ strength Of tte Information te fur­ formation oa state gath_rin«s house, ttw thief left a pair Of wom­ those In attendance wan Mayor and ment issued today by Sergt. George nished. They swarmed over tte haa led to t.'e determination on en's Hack satin slippers, size No. 5 '•j. I Mrs. John C. Porter of Los Angeles. Webb, toad of the committee In which police say wen stolen in a Or. W. H. Oeistweit, internation­ charge of the event. walls add stormed ttw ate. Their the part of tte Evening Out­ ally known Baptist leader and leader capture Of the seat el ttw ancient look to Institute a new depart­ > previous ratd and abandoned ta the of ttw conference, was the after­ "To insure ' the success of the Chinese dynasty broke the rebellion. ment—the "State Society" de­ Slaughter home to make room for I noon speaker. Speaking on the sub­ show," Sergeant Webb said, "be­ partment—ia which will . ap­ ' more valuable articles taken there. Heer are three air minded boys whose smiles Indicate they were not displeased with ttw verdict tween 5,000 and 6,000 tickets must ject, "A Man's Job." Br. Oeistweit pear daily news of state society The slippers wen found on tte floor they received when they demonstrated their miniature airplanes at the McKinley playgrounds. The declared ttet "tbe world cares be sold and members of the police activities. of the living room. boys who are (left to right) Gamett 8-11. Paul Kenaon and Fred Nebel-Thau. were the first to qualify force will make an intensive drlv Mullins Elected to Two dresser sets, shoes and cloth- mighty Uttle for a theology that isn't between now and Friday night tc The aaw department appears : for. entrance ta the Rotary-Playground miniature aircraft meet to be held Saturday at Clover field. expressed through or te flesh and sell the remaining 3.000." Canada Parliament ftr ttw flirt time today on tag, valued at between t50 and $60. blood. The biggest question in the page 13, offering a service were taken from the Charles A. Van­ With only two days more ta which world today to aet, 'What shall 1 According to tte sergeant's state H. A. Mulllns, well known In this I which ttw Outlook teels certain dever residence at 2020 Wilshire bou­ to qualify lor entrance in the min­ do to be saved?' which was only tba ment. Patrolman Oeorge W. Ctown levard between 7 and IS a'eloek lost now holds tto highest record for city, where be baa spent ttw past | will be appreciated by a great iature aircraft meet which to betas cry of a frightened man, but 'What ticket sales, having disposed of 350 ftar winters, has beta elected a majority of Bay district resi­ night, police said. Tto thief gained Lesrion Post Wins sponsored by the Rotary club and Asserted Death wilt thou have me to do?'" Motor Officer Lou Stedman raak* member ef the Canadian parliament, dents. entrance by breaking through a rear by the vacation playground, direc­ Addresses Given Daily second, with 340. The committee bouse of commons, to represent tba Tte column will ba Kept up window. tors and shop supervisors of the Or. Artman waa the speaker at chairman has sold 325. constituency of Marquette. to data through calendars of playgrounds arc being kept busy last nighfs service, his subject being flans for ttm entertainment are Mullins was elected by a majority events provided by tte Federa­ $75,000 FILM FIRE testing planes and inspecting models "Protestantism aa an Educational rapidly tearing completion, accord­ of mon than 1300. He is a member tion of State Societies, with LOS ANGELE8. Aug. 18 (CNS) — National Honors in course of construction Plot Thwarted Force." ing to the sergeant, who said ttw of tte men's club of the Presbyterian headquarters in Los Angeles. Shooting flames high lata the air. "Entries, which may be mad. show this year promises to te tte church ta Santa Monlea. aad ate information desired fin ot undetermined origin broke through any of the four vacation Dr. Geistweit speaks at 9:30 o'clock beet event of its kind ever offered which does not appear in the out at ttw old Essanay-Ohaplin ato-1 Sants Monicans Will Gel playgrounds, must be in by Wednes­ Trio Jailed on Charge of each morning aad at 2:30 o'clock bin bv tto police department* department may be Obtained dlo at Progress snd Mitchell streets, day night. each afternoon, and Dr. Artman Fourteen all-star - acta already early today and destroyed more than Citation for Success Planning Murder of at 10:30 o'clock each morning and More Suicide8 Than from C. H. Parsons, secretary Duration Tests I 7:30 o'clock each night. ten bean placed on the program of tte federation, whose tola* $75,000 worth of sets and seen.ry in Member Drive All planes must be demonstrated Florida Governor and win be presented under ttw Auto Deaths in July pbone number is FAber 3311. stored there by tbe Fanchon and before receiving an entry permir.. Todav Is voutrt day, with Oliver direction of Dick Parks, Los An­ Marco Co., now occupants of ttw lot. A national citation for exceeding Tests are based upon duration rec­ I De Wolf Cummings. Baptist n- geles theatrical producer, who will LOS ANGELES, Aug. IS (CNS)— JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Aug 18 <_>, ligious education leader, as chair- act as master of ceremonies. its membership quota in 1930 will ords; -all. planes entered must fly man Fifty-six persons ended their own with a minimum of IS secondi tn —Three men In jail hen today faced I MBS to Los Angeles eounty during be presented to Santa Monica p.st. charges of "conspiracy to procure tbe month ended July SI, according tte aa. Joba Found for 401 MY FAVORITE RECIPE No. 123, American Legion, at to- Tte meet, which will be the sec- assassination" of Gov. Doyle E. Kiwanis Club to to Coroner Nance's monthly report, -By- morrow night's session of the | „nd annual event of the kindito be | CarltonofFlorida Women by Y.W.C.A. while traffic caused fifty-three American Legion atate convention sponsored by the local Rotary and deaths daring tto period. MISS PEGGY WARREN. 637 Euclid Street. Santa Monica In Sacramento. by director, of tte vacation play-1. 8}le'it{W' B Cahoon' who *** *•{ Hear Financier Tto annual report of tot Santa Five homicides during tta month Presentation of the citation tc grounds, is expected to include a tod broken ap a plot against the Howard 8. Risley, economist and Monica Y. W. C. A., completed to­ established the lowest record for EGOS CREOLE delegates lepresenting the Santa much 'arger number ef entries than!governor after nearly two weeks of 1 financier, now connected with tto day, shows that employment was many months, tte report revealed. Monica post, as well as those cf that of lest year. 'investigation, announced formal S*"1* Monlea Land and Water Co. found tor 401 women during 'tag 2 green peppers 2 tablespoons minced parsley other posts in tto'state, who ..ave Plan Annual Event ____»« wnniri _ MMI !*"" 'Pea* at tomorrow noon's meet- past twelve months. Applications 3 slices onion ' 4 poached eggs bate able to duplicate ttet record, It is hoped to mate the meet e_. **8 ° ' f___ m> __^ ! ing ol the 8anta Monica Bay Kl- were received from 502 women. The Glendale Man Gets 1 sap tomatoes 4 slices toast to expected to be one of ttw big fea­ annual event aa it is believed each a Those held are Fred O. Heber- | wanis club to tbe Palisades room of employment found all was te Santa 3 tablespoons butter tures of ttw convention program. program will do much to encourage hardt. publisher of the Florida State 1 the Miramar tataL Risley. who ta Monica and vicinity. tW_. 275-Pound Jew fish According to f*j W. Burt, adjut­ boys and girls to study aeronauti.-s, News, to Tallahassee, which haa appearing at ttw Invitation of Most gi the women benefited were Chop onions and peppers together, very fine. Saute them ta ant, Assemblyman Whiter J. Little, and wiU result te great Improvn-I-_ __ editorial attar. „-„- atoll! Hull, chairman ftr tto day, married and tod dependents. Five C. J. Edmonds of Vtt South Ver- who to a member of ttw Santa Mon­ Bed etmor aJ n c 011 were divorcees and thirty-five were dugo road, Olendale, caught a 375- tto butter until very tender and brown. Add tomatoes to fore­ mento ta aircraft of the future. „ ,. . ! • * * "P 1 speaks on "The Golden Decade."^ going mixture and season. Cool far ton minutes. Then pour over ica post, tea beea Instructed to ac­ Tto meet will be BU day next Carlton since his inauguration; Roger Marshall, president af ttw widows. Seventeen nationalities pound jewflsh from Captain O. C. cept tto citat on oh behalf of tto and twelve church denominations Olsen. barge Brown yesterday buttered toast. Place a poached egg on eaeh slice. Garnish egg Saturday at Clover field A com-(Frank Rails, who campaigned for waClus b announced also that a report were represented among tot appli­ afternoon. Edmonds fought for tops with parsley. post. mlttee of nationally known author!- Carlton ta Duval county in 1928 and expected from Dr. H O. Apt, A! cants. They came to California forty-five minutes wtth the huge TM post quota of 130 members ties in aircraft will judge tte Plan. »___ Halsema Jacksonville •__ Btettea. and Frank Krans SB %• from twenty-nine states. bass before te w»s able to get lt Readers of tto Outlook are Invited to send their recipes to was exceeded by a substantial mar-' and accessories entered from thejHen.ry MaiFema- Jacssonvuie real g^^,.-, -4, tourney to be held Tte report was prepared by Mrs. close enough to the barge to be "My Favorite Recipe** Editor. gin this year. Harold T. Can-tck, standpoint of workmanship and d»-!•••*» operator, who also is under far members of the Ktwaato elub Marian Mahurln, general secretary- gaffed and hauled aboard. commander, declared. sign. arrest on a liquor charge. t and their wives or friends.

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;'___ PAGE TEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1930 PORTO SANTA BARBARA RIDERS SWEEP SERIES WITH "UFTERS" a,S HORTd 9 By FRA.N K FINCH JB,y Cohn Retains National Boys FISTIC FANNING Give Gub Team Jelliffe Keeps Cooper, 280, in ; '. At this typewriting Broadway in Uttle old New York is populated as Net Crown, Defeating Jack Lynch f thick as glue with fistic promoters from tar and near seeking big out­ CULVER. Ita., Aug. 18—Jay Cohn of Santa Monica. California's ris­ Tourney Victory door shots which Witt bring a Uttle ing young net star, rested here today following his easy victory in- the \ CityGolfTitle ink of blackish tint into the oldfinal s of the national boys' tennis championships over Jack Lynch of 13 to 3 Licking ledger. Taft. CaL. when they met Saturday. The scons were 6-3, 6-4. Re­ gaining his stride after a slump which bas bothered him off and on Defeats Coleman, 6 and 4, Wins St. Paul $10,000 • • * • Russell, Marsh Shins for Up until now blood-red ink has ftr ttw last two Invaders; Take All ia Finals Staged at Tournament; Manero, flowed quite wide and handsomely weeks, the oa these same promoters' bank b r o n s e d Santa Three Hhs Clover Field Smith Near Top books Monica youth was Battling gamely, but their effort By FRANK FINCH ST. PAUL, Aug. IS OXfi—Wltb . • • • too much for Ids counting for little against the au We're still trying to figger out first price money of 82,500 for tta There bant been two right smart where and why W L. "Wild BUI' St. Paul $10,000 open goll tourna­ gates drawn during the last month fellow Californi­ perior team play and mounts o an. He was out to their dashing opponents, tta Up JelUffe ever pot that "Wild BUI' ment In his pocket, Barry Cooper of or so. what with those Chocolate- nickname, unless ito because he Glen BUa, 111., professional, today Berg and Singer-Mandell things be- retain the title to lifters' poloists wait down to the! third straight defeat at ttw hand shoots such good golf be terrorizes was in quest of new honors. ing staged, but two gates, no matter won here last the opposition and they figure blm Ia competition with a field ot tta how large, will keep all the of the Santo Barbara borsemei to be a bad man at bto baddest. vear ta his first 13 to 3. yesterday afternoon on tti leading professional golfers of tta 'forementioned promoters in seegars Continuing • Us brilliant plav country. Cooper shot eight strokes and liquids for the sports scribes year of national dub's Beverly boulevard field which bad brought him safeh who no doubt prey upon them for campaigning and through the quarter and semi under par tor an aggregate 380 for news—and refreshments. Aa tto result of their win. th ,r seventy-two tales. His rounds were to did Just that. Channel City four Pacific Coas finals rounds, Wild Bill" retainer i 69, 73. 68 and 70. Par on the Kellar • • • • The Taft ace his Saata Monica Bay district goit With the proper enterprise and Junior champions, made a clean title yesterday by trimming Chet, course is 72. force there are any number Of tat was passed on sweep of the intercity series wtth Coleman of Culver City, 6 and i Tony Manero, young Italian pro­ touches which could be signed be- . both sides by siz­ the uplifters. They won tta firs: te tto thirty-six-hole final at Clovei fessional from New York, alto waa fore you could soldi Constantinople zling drives. He game last Sunday. 13 to 6, and the IteM. leading the field by one stroke at with your Jaw full of stewed prunes. second tilt Thursday, 13 to 9. "Wild BUI" never had his clubi . ttW half-way mark Saturday night, • • * • was also caught Better Mounted any tamer In bto life than ta did finished second with 283. He won . It's a cinch Berg and Singer. flat-footed by Riding tta faster ponies, tto yesterday. Shooting an approximate $2000. His rounds were 69, 70, 73, 73. wouldn't turn down then* cut of the neat placements Santa Barbara team led from the 71 on his morning round, to camf Horton Smith, popular Joplin gate were they to be matched In Cohn sensed vic­ very first chukker. The Uplifter? back In the second half to bag . (Mo.) golfer, who is now a New York New York they'll go 8350.000, hands made a game fight of It during tbe probable 69 He didn't give Cote* professional, won third-place money tory early and al­ first toff, but they were outclassed man a chance to get started, grab-: ot $1500, with an aggregate Of 385. down, and mebbe more. though a nation­ by the visitors who at half time • e • • bing all the pars and birdies for hit | Hagen Looks Good al championship were leading, 6 to 2. own score card. Here's this big boloney, Jos Santa Walter Hagen of Detroit, who shot was at stake, te Henry Russell, No. 1, was blgli Coleman Shaky of Portugal, just as big as Camera. point scorer for the Santa Barbara The loser had Uttle chance i a spectacular 69 daring tte final af­ Why not stick them In tba ring? coasted through team, tallying sta of tba Winning scoring approximate 73's uid It's. ternoon round, wan fourth place, Then tbe poor geezers who buy ring­ tte match, never oals. Hale Marsh, No. 2, drove in None other than w. L. "Wild This seems to te Jelliffe's big which was worth $1,000, with an ag­ side seats and find themselves out Ive of tbe scores. Long Jim Colt BUI" Jelliffe ef tte Glrard year. Last month he won the Lot gregate Of 386. around tbe Denver city limits exerting himsell, ? Country club, who yesterday but alwa., ready captain of tto invaders, tne thi Angeles city title by virtue of ttta ana their scores are: wouldn't kick, tease they couldn't mainstay of the Santa Barbara at­ retained Bto Santo Monica Bay same kind of championship golf. He and tehir scores are: help seeing what was going on. Tto should the tide tack, feeding shots to his team­ district golf title by defeating waa a heavy favorite to win thl* Ban* Cooper. Oton Elm, HI., 13.300:.MB - tab here is to find a referee who start to turn. mates for scores. last title, and defeated Paul Rooney I Tony Manero. New Tork, 13.000; 283. could handle them. Equip him with Horton Smith. New Tork. 11,800. 381. Lyell Puckett, of Alhambra ana of Brentwood, Jim Scott of Riviera Walter Hagen, Detroit, 11,000; 386. a crowbar and he might get along. Many critics Lionel Pedley. toother of Eric Ped­ and Coleman, among others, te Oene 8araren, New Tork. 1190; 381. • • • • who had seen ley. international star, were the cinch the crown. Charles Lacey, Clement'sen, N. J., IIM! The big fight towns let Champion only Uplifters to scon. Puckett Cub-, Brooklyn 318. Frankle Parker ot rang tne bell in tbe opening Johnny Goodman. Omaha, amateur; MB. Jack Thompson slip through their Milwaukee defeat chukker, white' Pedley scored one Above to Midge Gladman of Al Esplnosa. Chicago. 1300; 292. fingers. Now he's defending his title I Mystery Outfit Harold McBpaden. Kansas City; MS. Cohn twice this each In the fourth and sixth. Santa Monica, who yesterday ana Tommy Freeman in Philadel­ The summary: waa tte eastern grass court Johnny Farrell. New Tork, (tie), 1100; phia. Freeman holds one decision year had predict­ aaata Batter*—11 a— Uplifters women's singles title tordefeat ­ 284. / over ttw colored monarch. It may Drop Opponents Lose to Cleaners Ed Dudley, Wilmington, Del. (tie), 1100: ed that Lynch, Russell (II Bm 1 (1) Pucker ing Baroness Levi of Italy, 7-5, prove that Thompson's manager | Marsh (5) No 2 (0) Baker With Kelly Nance hurling a four 4-6, 8-6. MJT isn't any too wise should Freeman who had previ­ Colt (11 No 3 ll) Pedley hit game, the Twentieth Oratory Sonny Rouse, Chicago (tie), 1100. 304. grab the title. Thompson gets ously eliminated 8chle, (1) ...... Back..___ (0) Brunson Chicago Beats Phillies Cleaners gave tta Santa Monica Bill Mehlhorn, New York, 1100; 391. $37,500 as a guarantee. Right hen Parker, would Score by chukkers: Mysteries a 12 to 4 trouncing yes Miss Gladman Winner in Johnny Dawson, Chicago, amateur; Mt. Santa Barbara 211 102 Stl—It as Robins Blank Bucs; Wlllard Hutchinson. Chicago, »100; 331. • on the coast he's snickered at a oer-! tote Cohn tn Uplifters ______IM Ml 000—3 terday afternoon at Clover Field. He Terrific Duel; Finals Joe Kirkwood, Chicago. 1100; 300. tilled check for 160.000 offered him Umpire—Hush Blue. Senators Smacked struck out nine Bafflers. "Dec" Pall­ if he would stick ns title on tto stride, tat tt was gren, Mystery hurler, waa not only of AU Events Held mound ftr a joust wltb Young apP Bv the United Press wild, bin ta received poor .upport Parte tt. And Manhattan would be wiT th. vT£ NATIONAL NET A beautiful pitching performance seven errors being committed. The RYE, N. Y.. Aug. 18 (U.R)—Clifford glad to pay him $75,000 to totJimm y I would te as Cohn by Dazzy Vance featured Sundays box score: Sutter, 19-year-old New Orleans Star Win Streak McLarain have a crack at it. A maa WAR 'TOSS UP,' games in ttw National League Santa Monica ____Mysterie_s youth, defeated ttw veteran, Greg­ ougbt to get that much to let Jimmy took the court. Vance yielded but eight hits and R ory Mangin, Davis cup player from of Vancouver bounce a right hook Wilmer Hines. struck out nine men as tte Brook­ Watt. 2b - e SAYS CHAMPION Westlake, 2b ... 1 i Newark, N. J., yesterday In the final ' Off his beak. Columbia, S. C. lyn Robins trimmed the Pittsburgh J. Johnston, e __ 0 round Sf ttw E_tern grass-courts • • e • won the national SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18 (U.PJ— Pirates, 5 to 0. W. Johnston, c — __ t 1 championships. Tte scores wen 4-6, Stopped by Sods ito Chicago Cute maintained Willie Stiibling's again back on Junior title by "It's a toss up." Brian* rf . ___ S 1 8-6, 7-5, 4-6. 6-1. their two and one-half game lead­ Morrell. lb _____ 1 e Sutter, who Is the intercollegiate American toif. and although re­ defeating James IB those words Mrs. Helen Wills ership of tte League by defeating I. Burns, lb __— o ported to have signed ftr a titular! Moody today "hedged" tte re­ Ryals, cf . , ___ 4 o champion, outplayed aad outsteadled Hollywood Splits Twin clash with Schmeflng ta Berlin next Bobltt of Pasa­ quest made ber to pick the probable tbe Phillies, 8 to 4. The Cube scored Pallgren, p —— 1 e bto awe experienced foe throughout June, he'll probably display his ta-l dena, Cal., tbe winner ta tbe women's national the winning runs in ttw eighth on H. Henderson, ss 1 e the match. Bill; Angels Batter tennis championships which start a walk, bit batter, another walk, Neals. ss — .. .—_J I ' toxica ting sock for tbe American ' score being 6-2. force out, and a single by Lester P. Henderson. If _ _ 3 o Marjorie Gladman of Santa Mon­ Sacramento Twice " public before he bats Maxie's ears 6-1, 6-3. today at Forest Hills, L. I. Sutton, If —_-._ —_» I t ica defeated Baroness Lett, Italy's down, tf he's really going to do it. > Mrs. Moody, tbt times winner of Bell. second ranking player. 7-5, 4-6, 8-6, Giants, Cards Split t SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 18 (U.R)— Bto toft flipper is a case ftr tte bone ttw title, who refused to compete The Net. Tort Giants and the Totals • II I to win tbe women's singles. Many doubleheaders yesterday ht specialists right now, they say, and I in this year's play, did, however, Twentieth Centur—_y tCleaner s Berkeley Bell of Austin, Texas, and the Pacific Coast League failed to qualify her brief statement. St. Louis Cards slugged the ball all AB H • It'll probably mean a tiro months afternoon to divide a doubleheader Perez, lb Eddie Jacobs of Baltimore defeated change standings much today. Hol­ lay-off. "I thtak that the 1931 winner Tto Giants tote tte first game Dllid, 2b __ the English team Of H. O. N. IBS lywood in first was two games • • • • edU te a distinct surprise to ev-12 to 4 and lost ttw second, 14 to 4. Myers, at —— ata S. J. Perry to win ttw men's ahead of Los Angeles, and the sec­ Sharkey and Camnolo, Argentine's ervone. X do not feel that Miss Burleigh Grimes held toe Giants Donehue. lb doubles. ond place Angels were two ahead Betty Nuthall played tor best game Snyder. It - of San Francisco. conception of ttw Alps, tangle next at wimbledon this year, but. af hitiess ftr six innings te tte second Harris, e -_ Virginia Rice of Boston and Clara month for the Madison Square mob [ game. Oasella. lt _ Zinke ef Cincinnati defeated Vir­ Seattle lost tha sixth straight It ought to be a real enthusiastic course, she has as good a chance as Boston's Braves took a tight hold Jones, rf __. ginia Hilleary of Philadelphia aad game to the Sheiks, 11 to 1, ta tto meeting, for Sharkey to still as good another. There are many splendid on sixth place to defeating the mm. ss — Dorothy Andrus of Stamford, Conn., first contest, but came back in tto contestants for tto American title Nance, P as any living heavyweight and this I and any one of them may win." Cincinnati Reds in both ends of a 6-3. 7-5, ta the finals of the women's second, making all scores in the •String bean of the Argentine is a twin bill. 4 to 3 and 9 to 8. Tte Totals «L tl tt doubles. third inning, to win over HoUywood, tough campaigner ta anybody's j second game went 13 Innings and 37 Struck out by Fallsren 10. by Nance » 3 to 3. town. It's a cinch Sharkey won't players, including 11 pitchers, saw bases on balls. Pallgren I: Nance. 4. Home Angels Win Two go to tte post with a 3 to 1 null. TITLE MATCH runs, Nance. Donehue; lott on base. Myr- service. tories 7. Cleaners I. Umpires. Bannister HOTSY TOTSY Tto Senators went to pieces in • • « • LOOMS; LUTZE Tanks Divide and Emery. tto morning game at Stockton, with What we'd like to see is a Maxie In the American Leagu. tte NEW OUTBOARD Los Angeles to allow tta Angels to Rosenbloom-Mickey Walker meet­ MEETS GEORGE Ne York Yankees spilt a double- score three runs and win 9-7. As header with the Chicago White Rhodes, Neil Show tto nightcap, behind the clever ing. They won't let 'em tangle in . Sox. The Yanks won tte first game BOAT MONARCH pitching of Wilbur Peters, ttw An-. New York because champs can't LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 (CNS)— 8 to 7 in ten Innings. The second. gels again won, this time taking tto fight in other divisions, but if the A title match with Champion Gus Fine Golfing Form RED BANK. N. J.. Aug. 18 (U.R)— affair, 7-0. I California commission has no edict Sonnenberg to in ttw Offing for which ttw Sox took, S to 1. was Filipinos Feature Ocean Park Fight halted after five innings by dark­ Although Orlando Rhodes, assist­ Hotsy TOtay was king of ttw speed­ Oakland trimmed tto Missions j to that effect the road is already Oon Oeorge. former University of ness. Babe Ruth bit bto forty-forth boats today as a result of Its double twic • 3-3. in ttw morning aad well paved to a successful venture. Michigan teat star, or Nick Lutze, ant city attorney, and BUI Neill had win ta tbt gold cup regatta. colorful Venice grappler, who meet home ran la ttw first game. 117 strokes apiece, other golfing ^-3 la tto afternoon. "Fuzzy" Cleveland took a doubleheader members of tbe Santa Monica Jun­ The Uttle craft, displaying the Hufft, Mission leftflelder, helped Rosenbloom Is on the spot now. Bill; Two Ten-Rounders on Schedule in the feature event on Wednesday frmn Boston, 9 to 3. and 2 tc 0. Tte same speed and stamina it showed his teammates to lose when ta Saw him the other night at the night's wrestling program at thesecon d game was called at the end ior Chamber of Commerce didn't in winning the gold cup race ca caught a foul ball ta left told to Olympic and he looked to be in Promoter Claude Bridge has lined up two ten-rounders, a six and a Olympic auditorium, Los Angeles. of tbe seventh toning on account play quite so badly yesterday in tto Saturday, won the national sweep­ allow Uhat to score from third base fairly good shape. Has a sticker I four for his bargain night bill Wednesday evening at the Ocean Park Promoter Lou Daro announced of the Boston Sunday baseball law. first round of tto fifty-three-hole stakes yesterday with BB average with the winning run. over his left eye from that Dlx flglu I arena, at which time three FUipino whirlwinds will be featured. Rita today that he would open negotia­ Detroit overwhelmed Washington chamber tournament at Clover field. speed of 58.90 miles an hour. Hotsy Tbe Seals broke even with the In Frisco. He was all dressed up Punay, considered the best Filipino lightweight on the coast, tackles tions with Sonnenberg for a cham­ 15 to 1 in ttwsecon d game of their Ed Hnfer led with St. Other re­ Totsy is owned by Victor Kliesrath, Beavers, taking tbe morning game, like a broken arm and was taking Joe Borola in theto p ten-rounder at 132 pounds. Punay beat Red pionship bout with one of tte series. sults: Nuge Thomas. 83; Cornelius Port Washington. N. T. 14-9, and losing the afternoon- 5-1. in the fights with a well known fe­ ______, Stephens te bis last stag! st tto young heavyweights. He plans to Philadelphia and St. Louis were Mclnerny. 91; Bob Wilson. 99. Carl Richard Loynes. driving his Cali­ Olympic. Borola holds a drew with stage ttw title match next month not scheduled. Guercto. Chester Stoley. Ed Ken­ fornia, was second with ga average MERCURIES IN EAST male squawkle yodetor. or early ta October. * • . • Ken La Salle and decisions over nedy, Oeorge Basil and Bob Gandy speed of 55.734 miles an hour. LOS ANGELES, ata. SB (CNS)— Lutze was scheduled to meet ten not yet played their first Loynes. who came from Long Considered sufficiently strong ta Rev. Mark Kelly, demon Hearst Stephens and Johnny Chrismas Sonnenberg over tte title route typewriter tickler, says Jack Kearns Night Leagues 5 Outboard Marks round. Beach. Cal., to compete, gained one win ttw title, the Los Angeles Ath­ Both an OB ttw trail of Goldie I several months ago. but lost his victory when he piloted his Miss letic club's track and field team wants action for his meal ticket. Hess, coast lightweight crown- "tariff when te was downed bv Broken at Elsinore California to win in the 151 hydro Walker. Here's a good shot if it I George in a two out of three falls today was speeding Eastward tte the can be staged. Stick any kind of MADISON holder. Ladies Free Policy plane class. national A. A. TJ. championships at match. Oeorge has chalked tte a LAKE ELSINORE. Cal., Aug. 18 Pittsburgh, late this week. prelims under them and the God- Tonight's games have no bearing Another classy brown-skinned record ef seven straight victories (U.R)—Five world outboard hydro At Field This Week frey-Uzcudun gate of $125,000 would since coming to thia section. go toppling. Walker's a hot shot I on the flag race, nut some tot boy, Sid Torres. Olympic semi­ records were shattered tore yester­ Lester BeU Helps windup fighter. Is billed for ten Joe Malcewicz, Utt. a, N. Y.. mat day when drivers from the East LOS ANGELES. Aug. 18 (CNS)— in these parts, especially after his baseball is anticipated. At 7:1': panther, and Dick Davlscourt and Middle West competed with With women again to be admitted Cubs at First Base How They Stand artistic shellacking of Ace Hudkins o'clock the California Banke and rounds with Bobby Garcia, Mexican in their title bout. Kansas giant, will meet to tte one leading California pilots, under without charge to aU of the night Santa Monica Dairy bat.le tot ttw featherweight idol. Torres has de­ fall semiwindup Wednesday night. Abba Janctlon. games during the series, Jack Leli- In Major, Minor • • • • CHICAOO, Aug. 18 (U.R) — Lester cellar berth, followed by a night­ feated Jackie Mandell, Sammy Sea­ Georae ata Lutze are scheduled to lbe new records were: velt's second-place Los Angeles club, Bell, one-time star third baseman There are a couple of other piping man and many others and will wrestle for two out of three falls. Al Thompson, in Black Marl*, class E. returning from two weeks on thefo r tta St. Louis Cardinals who League Ball Ware cap tussle between the Montgom­ division 3, ttM miles per hour. hot potentials around Los Angeles probably rata a favorite over the Jos Carver. In Los Anseles Olympic, etas* road, will open a seven-game stand who was unable to win a place In right now besides Walker and Ros-; ery Ward and Klean Rue Auto »• Mexican. They tip ttw beam at & division 2. 4114 miles WT hour. at Wrigley Tie ld tomorrow night the 1930 Chicago Cubs infield, has COAST LEAGl'E anbloom. Sammy Jackson vs. Toung gregations. The league standings: 'Swimming WeeV to C L. Covington, In Diamond C„ cla*s against the Portland Beavers. BSM) pressed into service tor tta W L Pet.l w L Pet. Corbett or Bucky Lawless or Billv 120 pounds. Bt division 3, 31.87 miles per hoar. Cubs' pennant drive. Hollywood 34 11 .IM|3akland ll W .WT Townsend with either of tto other w. L. ct. Old Favorite Hold Big Program Uttt de Hart, U> Miss Pssadena, set two Bell, purchased from Boston last L. Angeles 33 W SSK^acrmento IS 30'.431 two. Postoffice I _ 4 i .800 Although his legs have slowed marks. 41.513 miles per hour In class A Up set Horses May winter at a reported price of $40,- 3. Frisco 30 W J-l PorUand Is 30 430 .cirois . 1 I .800 blm up. Pete Sarmlento, veteran ef ttM ANOELES, Aug. IS — division 1. and 10.617 miles mtt hour In 000, has been assigned to first base Mission 17 11 .481 Seattle 11 34 .JH Bulldogs _—_—_..- 3 i .750 away an Olympic main event, vtt tetl P. division 1. Yesterday's Results Bobby Reister. Alhambra prep Painters . _ 3 i .mt "Los Angeles swimming week," which Be In Match Race to replace Capt. Charley Grimm, Hollywood 11-1; Seattle 1-3 Sluggers, will make 139 or 140 for Klean Rites ... - s .40'. appear ta the six-round special brings Into action at the city's tea who was injured in Saturday's Los Angeles 0-7; Bacramento 8-0. Billy Townsend. Or he'll make 135 Montgomery War i a 3 400 spot Wltb Eddie Rubio, beach fa­ munclpal pools aad Blmlni plunge Miss McKim Breaks CHICAOO. Aug. is <.?>—A matchgam e with Philadelphia, am per­ San Francisco 14-4: Portland 1-8. for Goldie Hess. And you can win 8. M." Dairy ...___.—_. i 4 200il | vorite. Sarmlento still possesses the more than flat hundred aquatic per­ formed weU ta his debut Sunday, Oakland 3-4; Mission 3-3. California Bank ring craft and punch that carried tuv-tinOmYrirtiSwim arus3wiitTinurm,j Mark'™** between the bigges_ seas--t two, upsej^. t How Series Ended a new suit of clothes from Claudius e .we formers, will get under way today. vinners oI the racln handled thirteen chances faultless­ HoUywood 8; Seattle 1. Calliope Bridge If Hess beats Reister. him to the top and te should be Events are scheduled torever y day veiUe Boy and Jim Dandy, may fea- ly, and making three singles far a Los Angeles It Bacramento a ADAMS able to travel over six rounds at a ttte weak, with exhibitions by na­ LOS ANOELES. Aug. 18 (U.R)—Jo­ ture Hawthorne's fall meeting. perfect at bat. Oakland I; Mission 3. * • • • pretty fair clip. sephine McKim, noted woman swim­ San Francisco 4; Portland t. Max Baer is especially torrid with Three teams are tied for first tional aad Olympic swimming and John Schank. president of the Games This Week fandom since he trounced Christner. place in the Adams loop, the Bro- This wiU be Rubio's first shot at diving champions ns added features. mer, today held a aew southern Cal­ Chicago Business Men's association, Portland al Los Angeles. He'd go hotter than hot cakes with dics, Trojan A. C. and Berber's Spar­ a topnetch opponent, aad te win be The program to being sponsored by ifornia record of 1:16 for the 100- is negotiating for a race between tto Filipinos Boycott Hollywood at OaMairti Rosenbloom, Walker, Von Porat or tans having remained undefeated anxious to make a good showing. tto city playground and recreation yard back-stroke event by tor vic­ Stmt. Reveille Boy popped op to win Mission at Sacramento. Uzcudun at Wrigley field. That is, Tte fana who saw Jimmv Hart department, ttw A. A. U. aad other tory ia B meet at the Ambassador ttW American derby at Washington Hawaii Mitt Show Seattle at Ban Francisco. ; The standings: plunge Sunday. if Frankle Campbell doesn't stiffen w i. Pet. kayo Tony Rockafort ta the sec­ organizations. MBit and paid 1113 08 for $2, while NATIONAL LEAGUE him. which we don't think he will. 0 1.000 ond round last Wednesday night Miss McKim bettersd the old rec­ Jim *Dandy sowed aa even more HONOLULU. Aug. 18 (U.R) — A WL Pet . W L Pet. s3 0 1.000 after being carried to his own cor­ ord by three seconds. Olive Hatch stunning upset last Saturday in de­ growing resentment aver aUeged Chicago W 41 809'PIttsburgh U M .ttl • • • • - 0 1.000 ner out cold in ttw first stanza, finishing second and Eunice Beer- feating Gallant Fox _nd Whichone ant I-Filipino fight decisions reached Brooklyn W 4» Sd&.Boston 84 U .413 tt Speedy Dado's trick shoulder 2 1 _6_ will have another peek at these Fire-Police Team . man third. Miss Hatch won the 100- a climax hero last night when 4,- New York W 48 d7»|3lncinnatl 41 St .414 would stay in its socket, he and 2 2 VflO la tbe Travers at Saratoga, N. Y.. 3t. Louis 81 85 S3S|?hiladelph II 77 .330 Sea Lions . 0 1 slugging demons. Promoter Bridge yard free-style ta 1:05.8. paying around 100 to1 . 000 Filipino taxing enthusiasts held Yesterday's Results would pack the ooo has lined them up for four rounds Defeats Invaders B mass meeting and declare}! a Olympic. Or a rematch with Wol-! A. as, .. 0 e .1)00 Brooklyn 8; Pittsburgh 0. Pioneer Market . 0 4 000 at 1W pounds. Hart will probably YESTERDAY'S STARS S. A. BURKE WINS boycott on next Friday's return Boston 4>Si Cincinnati 3-1. - gast wouldn't be bad. The Midget, Tonight's games: Guntl er­ Wood reign a choice, although Rockafort With Willie Rangle on tto mound. By tbe Associated Proas bout between Young Nationalists New Tork 13-4: St. Louis 4-14 however, leaves soon to meet vs. Southern Count ies O as, 7:15 had him down for a nine-count the Santa Monica fire-police base­ Rod Barnes. White Box—Drove In throe LAKE ARROWHEAD, Aug. 18aa d Vernon Jackson, feather­ Chicago 8; Philadelphia 4. Frankle Genaro in a title go back o'clock; Spartans vs TrcJ ins 8:15 early te ttw first round. ball team won over tta Los Angelee runs oa three hits, one a homo run. to (ONS)—It A. Burke, of ttw Hac­ weights. _jSegtw _>sii east. o'clock. colored fire department team. 8 to 4, •lvo White Sox victory In second game ol ienda Country club, Whlttier, won Boston at Cincinnati. • • • • Saturday ta B tussle at McBean doubleheader With Yankees. first place is ttw two-day tta Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. park. Rangle allowed twelve hits, Charley Hulling. Yankees—Pinch ltft W play tournament which came to a GOL iTES SET New York at 8t. ball. firWite becaush all ethes of epett potentialy quibblins hanging ovegr Wnlrtnvf WiU f2ot Hal Knight Wins tenth drove In Babe Ruth with winning LOS ANOELES. Aug. 18 (CNfa)— Philadelphia at Chicago. rw while Freeman, colored hurler, was run M first tome. close yesterday at the Lake Arrow- Dates tor ttw Rancho golf club's one-half of one per cent increases vtyumt, TT tt,t — tr t touched tor seven. Bobby Clark, di­ Vio Sorrell, Tigers—Broke Senators' at* toad golf dub course. Burke's 73 AMERICAN LEAGUE or decreases in purses or a matter Presidents Cup minutive Santa Monica seeond- game winning streak. beat out Doe Rice of Lake Arrow­ annual invitation tournament vara w L Pet.i W% Pet. of a pound or two in weight it seems Hard Test, Claim Dastv Vance. Robins—Struck out nine announced today by Paul R. Jones, Phtladelph 81 M 878IDetrolt SI 81 417 Hal Knight won tto annual presi­ sacker, starred wtth a circus catch. Pirates and gave only eight scattered hits. head, by one stroke. chairman of tbe tournament com­ Waahlgton 71 44 .907,Chicago 48 71 III queer that these matchmakers BUT Tork 70 W .MSISt. Louis 48 73 .394 wouldn't come out of their apparent LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 (CNS)— dent's oap tournament at Brentwood mittee, aa oeptember 33 to 37. The Cleveland 11 69 508Boston 41 77 .347 daze and try to get a couple of well Midget Wolgast, cham­ Country club yesterday, whe nhe de­ event will be decided ta match play. Yesterday's Results known J. Hancocks on the dotted pion, will receive the stiffest test feated Joe Graves ta the finals, 1 ito 200-Pound Marlin with ten flights. An eighteen- New York l-l; Chicago 7-1. line. of his Southern California cam­ Tbe match went to ttw nineteenth hole qualifying round will be staged. Cleveland 0-3; Boston 3-0. paign *hen he meets Newsboy hole. Tto vice-president's oap flight Sword fish Caught Weekend Sports in Brief Last year the club's tourney was s Detroit W: Waahlngton 1. fin-ls have not yet been played. 72-hole medal play affair. Only tames scheduled. IT'S ONE WAT Brown, Sturdy Jewish mite, at the Tom Bruce, fishing from the mo­ Gaaaes Today We've listened to lots of freak Olympic auditorium, Los Angeles. Chicago al New York. ways how rookie players have made tor-boat Tot, landed a 300-pound BT tbe Associated Press ROWING Bt. Louis at Philadelphia. i tomorrow night. Martin swordftob in Santa Monica LIEOB. Bel—Penn Athletic elub elgnt Detroit at Washington. th: big tent, but this one takes the nMto hard tack. The bout, a non-title affair to be Doeg, Westsmith bay yesterday about two miles out wins international rowing matta chani Keeping Tab on Cleveland at Boston. from Oeean Park. RYE, B. Y —Clifford Sutter, BW Or­ plonahlp. I settled over ten rounds or less, will Win Doubles leans. MM eastern grass Marts meal sin­ ST. CATHERINES. Ont.—United States AMERICAN ASSOCIATION South Carolina college student feature the week's in this Captain Monty Secrest af ttw bto gles llllgH|d«|g|lla dotMtlnt Gregory Man- oarsmen capture fourteen titles. Ineluding Shining Stars Vt MM ^W'S BBt who is quite a whiz as a pitcher i «c*»fj>n. Wolgast will be making his barge Billings reports a yellowtaU gin. Newark. N. J., 4-1, 1-0. 7-1, 4-4 «-l senior eights oy Detroit Boat club, in Ca­ Louisville 73 W llOIKan. City SS 11 .417 nlr and Tourney Crown caught on tto bar,: on Sunday aad Women's singles tttl* goes to Miss Mar- nadian Royal Henley regatta. Joe Wright, Ot Major Loops St. Baal W 11 .B74|Columbus 53 It .141 plays bridge on Sunday, which is' L _. ' Perhaps, last start in the lorlo Oladmen. Santa Monica, who defeats Toronto, retain* senior singles honors. Toledo M 11 .871 Indianpolls 41 W ,418 strictly bad stuff In South Carolina, i Southland rings for the present. He predicts soma real success wltb these TRACK Mlnespolls M 88 MMlMllwaukee 41 71 Mt ' te 8,a toave ,or New After successfully passing the sporty bojs, ttttt that he has good Baroness Oiacomo Levi, Bate '-&• 4-4 t-« By the Associated Free* Yesterday's Results Worse than that, he has a perfect | _* *P. *°** to semi-final round. Eric Doeg, ' CU1.VXR. Ind—Jay Cohn. Santa Monica, HAMILTON, Ont.—England avmil em­ meet Frankle Genaro over the title horse-sardine bait. pire gamea aa Lord BatSt Burrhley sets NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee l-l; Indianapolis 1-14. - . hand—thirteen spades. Papers get routs on October 3. brother tt the Davis cup alter­ retains national boys' Bntlm champion­ now Canadian 440 yard hurdle record of Batting—Terry, OlanU. 413 : St. Pool 3-4; Columbus 3-1. wind of lt, print a story, read by nate, Johnny Doeg, and Frank ship, turning back Jack Lynch, Taft, in 54 4-5 seconds. Hits—Terry, Olanta, IH. Toledo 04; Minneapolis l-l. -. college authorities. Student-twirler- OAR WOOD "PLEAS. - finals, l-S, 6-4. Wilmer Hines. Columbis, Run*—Klein, Phillies. III. Louisville 4-0; Kansas City 3-3. bridge shark gets the boot. Westsmith defeated Druliner OOU* LE _ION BALL TOURNEY aat Algers ia the finals of ttw DETROIT, Aug. 18 Ll. — Ga B O- takes national Junior tltlo with 8-2, ST. PAUL—Harry Cooper wins 110.000 Runa tatted in—Wilson. Cubs, Va% • • • • COLORADO 8PRINGS, Colo •-t, l-S defeat at teases Bobbltt. Pas«- St. tfml open with Tony Manero second. Double*—Herman, Imrtrti 41 INTEBNATIONAL LEAGUE Santa Monlea Tennis club's Wood, who will defend V a.ms- dena and Horton Smith, third. Triples—Comorsky, rUattg, 30. w L Pet i W _ Pet. He's beat ordered to report in Aug. 18 i.V>—The right to compete doubles tournament yesterday worth speedboat trophy against th: PORTLAND, Me.—Prank Shields. BM GENERAL Homo run*— Wilson. Cuba 41 Rochester 71 81 .8M|Newark SO 40 «» double quick time to the Pittsburgh with champions of all other region! afternoon on the Lincoln Stm% asplrati of Miss Marlon (Betty) York, defeats Perry Rockafellow. Ham NEW YORK—Capt. Tommy Hitchcock Stolen baaes—Cuyler. Cubs. II. Baltimore 71 M 801 Buffalo M 71 .448 AMERICAN LEAGUE Montreal 73 17 M3|Jert*p City 84 71 410 Pirates for mound duty. West of ttw Mississippi river in t courts. The scores were S-3, 8-8. Carstairs of England on Aucust IC York, defeats Perry Rockafellow. HM leada "White, to 11 to 11 triumph over l sectional tournament, which will de­ to September 1, drove ato ML- York, l-l e-S, l-S. for Maine (tote title "Rada" th International teat match. Battlns—Oehrlg. Yankees. WS. Toronto 71 83 5S4 R*adini 41 11 177 ! JOCKEY HANFO-.D LEAD- In tta semi-finals tas win­ R_> BANK. N. 1.—Hotsy-Totsy wins HIU—Gehrig. Yankees. 173. Yesterday's Reaults cide tto all-Western Amer car America at a spaed above SO miles aacmo gold ttW *__ national sweepstskes In Runa—Ruth. Yankees. 133. Readme 7-4; Buffalo 1-8. CHICAGO. Aug. 18 (.. — Jockey ning duo had a little harder SARATOGA SPRINGS. If. Y —Gallant Legion baseball championJiin, is at time. They finally won over aa hour at Algona yesterday. Re­ classic speed boat regatta Runa batted in—Gehrig. Yankeea. lit. Jersey tttf 1-4; Rochester Sttt tint Buddy Hanford brought ta ont*> tor stake today when ttw Kansk* Ci j turning to Detroit last Tht, the Fox and Whichone beaten by Jim Dandy. PITTSBURGH. Pa.—Henry Meme. Pirate Doubles—Manush. Bene tors. Hodapp, In­ tame 13 Innings, second 7 tnnlnts. tinners last week, but his total ol Life youngsters of Denver cross Russell aad Myers after a gru­ W0 to 1 shot. Pitcher, quits baseball bocauM of aam dians; W. Baltimore 1-7; Toronto t-t; flrtt tamo eling three-set match, 6-1. 1-8 American sportsman expressed CHICAGO—Lady Broadcast lead* Meld Triple*—Comb*. Yankees. II. U tnnlntii second V toning* •leven was good enough to lead tto bats with tta Toppers of Albuquer­ and 6-3. himself as pleased with perform­ hime tn Chicago Business Men's associa­ B____ Homo runa—Ruth. Yankee*. 44. ? Montreal l-l: Newark 3-3; first tame W ' -is at Hawthorne. que. N. M ance of the craft. tion's handicap at Hawthorne, winning B-INBRIDGE. O.—W. Duff. ll-y*ar-old Stolon bases—McManus. Titer*. 17. tnnlnts. second f lnntna*. tit 371. t\i.tSk' apprentice Jockey, killed In fall from horse.

______.. —_S4_5&__i—*3_Ss MONDAY, AUGUST 18*1930 SANTA MONICA OUTLOOK CLOSING N. Y. EXCHANGE STOCKS — BONDS N. Y. CURB STOCKS

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKS BEARS FAIL TO CAUSE NEW YORK CURB STOCKS m* tnfit YORK, Aug. 18. (ff)—Fol­ aww HI* LOW _Jt Utb ba* Last I LANDSLIDE IN STOCKSNE W TORK, ABf. 18. (^—Fol­ Salee Hlth Um -set sale* gitb tarn taat lowing is the complete list of trans­ 1 do 5s 33 100% 1MB IMH lowing to tta complete closing list i0 5s of today's transactions on tto New 1 Oon Rati ltt Dt 10% 10% 10% 31 do pf a tt ft TIH ft actions on the NOW Tork Curb mar­ 7 Fsnd.m OU % H % *5 ~ *t 100% 100ii 100% 8 do pf SK _T' M M 4 aa at SHa ...... 55 54% MB NEW YORK, Aug. 18. (JP)—Bears, emboldened by reactionary com­ ket giving all stocks traded: 5 Psntepec Oil IH IH 1% 11 Tex El Serv 5s M... 98% IB M Y«* stock exchange. Figures In­ I Oen Refract 4%B 1s% 71H IM Radio Kelth-O 39% 11% » 5 Paramount Cab 8pctF 4% 4% 44 8 Tex Oat Util 6t 41... 93% 91 M 71% W dicating tto number ol shares sold lie Oon -The Ea ai 39% 10 Railroad Seo 4s Htt Iltt 71% modity markets and continued failure of business operations to show 4 Parke Davis 1 ISO .. 33% 33 U Tex P ft U ft 38....IM 994 100 17 Oillette Bat R MH 8 Haybestos-Man 3.M... MH W Key to symbols: AS—Actual sales^ 15 Peunroad Corp JB .. 10% 10% J Jfl ™>1» 78...... 13% 83% 82% represent hundreds: TlH ntt WH seasonal quickening, took another poke at stocks ta today's market, bat 3 Peo Lt Pow A 3 40R . M WH 39% 1 Olmhel Bros if 10% 1 awl Silk 8s MH 19 H 19V, XD—Ex-dividend, XR—Ex-nghts, 39% 3 Ulen ft Co 6s 4* 91 91 B 18 Olldden Co 3 10V, 10% 36V, again failed to dislodge any new landslide of general liquidation. Bears 5 Pet, Carp war , 3% SH 3 Union O Corp ft 50.103!', 103 103% 15 18 fl1fT''*f Rand l.M.. 16% 35% A—Plus extra to stock, B—Plus 10 14 Philip Morri* ...... % Key to Symbols: XD—Bx-dlvi- 11% 'itt 0% 0% H 15 Un LttftRy S'is 53.. 93 92% 13% 147 OolOobed l DusAdolpt SHh ...... Mit% t 14 BM Motor J0 88 sit concentrated for a time oa Radio Corporation and Columbia Orapho- per cent la Stock, F—Payable la 1 Plymouth Oil St.. to W w 8 On LttftRy 6s A M. .101% 101 101 dend, XR—Ex-rlghts, AS—Actual -V, 39 Repub Steel ta MH 1 Pow See Corp ... 8 Oold Oust pf 8 . *it 14% 61% 88% phone, depressing them about 34) stock, G—Partly extra, H—Plus 5 81H 3iv, 81H 3 Unit Rys Hav 7%s 36 103 103 103 sales, A—Plus extras, B—Including aiH li Rep St ev Xf ta ... Mtt I Ooodrleh ...... 39% 31 %" MH 1 Prince ft Whltely 8% 8H SH 11 U 8 Rub 6s 33 95 954 95% 1 do pf 1 ...... wttt looa IM 1 Reynolds Met tt ... 31H points, the latter to a new low, • _..-._.A K_-,„„ _# i,.i, „» . per cent In stock, J—Partly stock. 37 Vi 36% extras, D—Partly stock, *—Paid 33% 33 13% 41% WH ed becau8e of ,ack 4 Sa M ft 34% 41 Vin Swerlnten M W. 97% 97 97 11 Ooodyr T 5 ...... % 31 Rey Tob B tl .... 49% and later shifted their attack to Pox „^P°" " * R—Cash or stock, OR—Under mis, 14". 14% 14% 20 Virg El Pw 5s A 35...103% 103 103 last year, H—Paid so tor this year, X Ooodyr T l»t pf 1 88% 13% 83% 48 Rich Oil Cal tt ... "H 11% quorum. 3 Prudential Invest 07 M 81 16% tttt Film, and other movie stocks. Fox Wl—When Issued, N—New. ITH 17 . ITH 13 Wasbssh RR Ss D 60.141% 101V, 101% J—Payable to stock, K—Cash or SOoth Bilk H ... 13 Rio Orand Oil 3s .... tttt Renewed heaviness of leading 15 Pub UtU Hold ... 3 Wash Wat Br 5* 80. .104% Wt 104% •took, Ii—Pavable when earned, z— M Oraham Pain .... M 05 95 U Royal Oat *h 3.3165.. M% 49% 15% dropped g potato sad General Iaa* commodities aided the bear cause. 7 Weat Pa Oold Ss 2030 90% 90% 90% 8 Orand BU Bt 1 ...... W M H WH 14W%H 50 aters declined nearly 3 to a new low. R 10% t% 104 •Unit ot trading 10 shares. I -ID ucvuiicu iiccriv o iu _ new lUW. I _,_—._,. i__|nA,|__ lan_ _# aMM STOCKS 54 4% 1 1 Orand Union ...... 15ft%t itt Ut4%t 7 Safeway St 5K 88% 88 a United £ g Ssles 13 Bat-bow L Prod A 1 do pf ad S . 43 41% ;ates Steel and America „ , "gfS-tSFS- C-nadUn" poo. Hlth IMP law 6 da B 14 34 3% FOREIGN BONOS MV, ' 60 Safe Bt 8 Stt pf 6s as 90 M M Telephone sold off substantially B 3 Orant w T 1 ..... • 31. 15% l st L Ban F pf oi... M et sad its bankers was unsettling to A 2 Retttr Potter ' ,. .).. 7 Berlin City El 6a 55. MH 634 83% STOCKS 11 Oth Nor Ir Or* etf . 10% ft. 04 early. SW. rallied and closed but 4% W tt 45 41% 19% 1 at ti BOMB 88 w wheat, and private estimates Indi­ 8 Allegheny Gas 4% 4H 1 Repent Candy ., 18 Botott Mtg Bk ft 47. 82% 82% 82% Salee Hit- he* tow 4 ot watt sua ito . 1T% 81 11% 1 Schulte Ret ...... 8% Jtt w slightly lower. Oeneral Electric . 4 Allied Avla-ion 1 Ruberold Oa ft . 1 Buen Aires Pv 7Vis 47 100% 100% IMH 88M do pf 7 .118 19% cate that while much et tte corn 109% 1M% IMH 61 M Orltsby Orunow .. •14 ltt io schwa Set pt tt ... M M Stt 1 Alum Oo Am pf 6 . . 8% 81H 81% 214 I _f „° *'•*» 88% 884 MH .. MH 34% 15 11 6' 3 An Austin Mot ... '*_ 6% 8 a Adams E-p 1.88 .. MM Oulf St St pf 7 , 09 113 Utt 10 Seaboard Air 5 to oSiO-^Sr S2r_. _£__£?_ F5 ~ ^-ged'-b-yo^ ISpTb, 4H fH 4 St Regit Paper ll.. 16% 16V, 11% 41 do 7s 42 99 fS 99 t Advance Rum* . „ tt"9 tt 99 93 Sears Roebuck 3%A.. 63% ' 61 operation!i tor the rm appeared ta the drought, at least some 40 per 1 Am Brit ft Cool ... 4H 1% 31% »% 11% 6 4 Am Capital B 7 7 T 8 Saxet Co 5% 5% 6 Cent Bk Ger ta A 53 83 W K J do pf ,. 31*4 B M 8 Second Nat Inv ....to 10 M U i t< nt the crop has tofiW fr0m 14% U tH 34 do 6s B 81 82% 12% MB 4 Ahumada L ...... % % - I ga Pf 8l 47 81 c ou 1?of Sofnt_ fjSQrifU l« <* 0 Am Ottte* P ft L B. 15% 1 Schulte Real Est .. *H .. a Mtt Bsek Wtter 1% ' 88 IS 88 W P rains. 81% MH 81% 3 Behttl OB Se-ll M. BH fH 1 Chile MttBk 6f 31.. 100 IM 100 MAlr Kodue 1 .... __ _L» Maa do pf A ltt •• MH 18% 31% 8 Seneca Cop Itt 1 67 ever, was heavy. The day's trans­ 3 Am Com Boar A ... 11% 19% M 54 M 3 Com Pxlvat Bk5%t 37 89% MV, 4914 5 Air Way X Ap 8% Continued pressure against cot­ W Am Cyan B 140 ... WH 1 Seaboard Util 4s.. .___ MV, 1«W 13 Hahn Dept St .... MH 11% 18 4 Servel tte 6H •tt tt ttt fers were 1,350,000 shares. MB 43 44% 1 See Corp Oaa ta .. 5 M I 6 Danish Con 5%s 55. 994 994 99% 1 Alas Bob i ttt IV, 1 HaU Print tt ...... 33 11 w IM SheU Union 1.40 as.. 15% 6% ton was unsettling. This commod­ 4 AM ft ren Pew war. 1MB 131 8H 5 fH (Alaska Jun .. 1*H iftt Prices broke rattier sharply under tt Aai Gas ft El IA ... Ul 1 stoat Lock Hi .... • Europ XI l%e 65 Bt 81 81 . tit 8% 8% 3M Hanna pt 7s at .... M 88 w 8 Shell On pf SHs .... 98% 98 UH ity dropped to ttw lowest levels ta 57% M M BH 8*1 •a 3 Europ Mtg la C 87.. 89 M 89 I AFW taa- ...... 3 Hartinan Bt ...... 8 1 moderate selling pressure, many 150aa Am Hard Rubber , t Selberllnt Bab >. sty 0% 0% •tt 4 Shubert lata W 15% 98 115 years. The October contract sold 87% 87% 67'4 3 Selected Indust .... 54 MH 5 Fin Ind Bk 7s 44 ..100% 100'., 100% M Allegheny ...... t% 10% 10*4 M Hav El Ry pf 8s as W 48 11 Simmons ...*... 13% 16 1 Aa Light ft Tree . W M M MH I Fin R M Bk 6s 41.. 81 81 81 8 Al Chem * Dye 8 114% 33 !1 Cent8 Un(1 8e,Iln 0ff 150,s Amer Meter 4 Select Ind pr pf 8%t SS% 10% .. 30Vs 358 151 1 Herculea Pow pf pf Tllll% 118% 8 Slmms Pet l.M 30% 30% MH 8 1 8 U 4 Oer Cons Mn 7s 47. 95 91 S - 14 AUls Ch Mfa f ., 3 Hershey Choc 5i 03% W% 03% r__?Wr£._,_?r^ * P° ' « 1 An M a r s c s l bo ,,,, 31H IS Shenandoah 10% T Aat Atri Chem .. ..ws »i% n. si 36 Sinclair Con 3s 33% WH W% cotton waa the heaviest in weeks. 43 Am Sup Pow 1 H 31% 41 a 7- ______S8H 88% 86% .. 53% 1 Hersh evt pf at ioi Ml let 3 Skelly Oil 3s 38% 88% again found the market pretty thor- Call loans renewed at Stt per OS 9 8 4 ta at 3R 43 4 S do pf _,..._.*< 8% 8% 1 Hershey pr pf M .107% 107% 101% MH than 4 points, bu,t the bear faction n9 -„«„_ w» _• i_»iriMr. m wwi™ 8 Am Ot ft Oen B vtc 3 Sinter Ltd 4 .4 I Oesfuerel M 53 84 84 84 •il »"I Br Shoe pf T .. ftt 1 Balder Pack ...... 3% fw wit 3 Anch oPst Fence • f« *'• JB 8 8 8 Hanover City 7s 39.. 91% M% 98% 31% 38% 88% 8 Houd-Her B .30 .... W 10 10 1 Sol A In pf ww 5%.Ill M__^__. £;-_2 -. ^ ce^r-nTfund- we_ available** 39% WH 3 Sou N Ent Tel rt*.. 8% 36% S Am Br own B 81 .. :isi% m% iai% 3 Household F pf 4* ... MH MV, MH l_l sit to shake loose any landslide of gen the outside market at 2. The de­ 8 Antlo OW O Bit ... 39 '» 1 South Penn Oil 8BO 36% 36% 8 Isarco Hyd El 7s 83. 89 M 80 SIT Am Can a ...... in 5 South Cal Ed 3 .... 56% 55% 8 Appalaeh Gaa 8% 9\ 94 MA 3 It. Sup P 6s A63XW,. 73% 7SV, 71(4 . wtt wit wa Tl Houiton Oil lOpct 1 , WH WH TIH i_L seal liquidation, in toot, some bull 1-16 * _ i Southland Royslty 1* 9 4 1 AB Chain pf 1 .... 05% 6 Sou'hern Pao 8 ...Uttt lP 56% mand for commercial paper ex­ W Aril G1 obe 1-16 4 4 3 Mendosa Pr 74s 81.. B7% WH M% .135% 113 48 Vi 3 Howe Sound tt ....« 34 34 38 6 So Ftt But 1.40 .... 15H 15% pools bought on tto way down. A 8% 1-16 3 Southwest Datrp ... 4 1154 8 Aai Chide SB .... 4305% 05% 3 Hudson ft Man 3%a 4T 48% 47 nnt ceeded the supply. 3 Ark BM Gas A ... fH JH 118% 11 Parana Brat 7s 58... 67 M 67 M 67 1 Spalding 3 Wtt 38% moderate rally appeared during the I Asso aGs WB ... M M Boutfe* B ft L pf M.1W| 11H% WB 49% 1 Prussia F8 M S3.... M% M% 88% ltt) Am ft For Vow 41% M Hudson Mot M ...... St 38% 38% wtt 10", 31 tl 36 Stand Oil Ind 3%*.. 49 Mas Am * F P 8 pc pf. 08% 88% 01% 6 Spent Chal 13% 81% io% morning, and again ht tto early 4 AIM G ft EI A .... IV, 31% 314 6 Ruhr Ch Wks 6s A 41 81% 80% 81% 8 HUPP Motor M ...... UH 13% UH 5 Spark With 1 31 10% a% 30% 3 Sa _P l.M O.... 4 Am Bawsll SB 10B 14 98% 14 ii% afternoon. 8 Asso Rayon , 30% 11% *H 1% II Ruhr Oaa 6'is A 53 . 87 M . 87 W 1 Bptetel May Stern .. 14 It 10% 1 Atl It ft Bug a *% 1 Stein Cosmetics ... 1% t Am Hi Bttt pf . 14 Fox Reporta 1930 8S >*. 16% titT 1 Basr Baata COB 7s 35. 98 M M 5 Am Home Prod 4 30 w 41 Stand Brand 1% .... 18% 18 14 Shares losing 8 to 4 points In­ 8 Atlss IBB , 8 atraeM Both • 114 i% 1 Stlnnes 7s M aa...,. 86% M% M% M 17% 8 I'linols Cent tt' ...... 118 115 . 115% tSt Com Tob Jtt Stt H % IB atatt Hot Am .... 1 Am Saa I ...... 00 11% 18% cluded Radio, American Telephone, I Atlas OKI war j l i_ 39% 4 do 7S 46 xw S3 83 83 . 00 MH 7 Indtp O ft O 11% MH 30% 139 St O ft El Stt .... 09% 95 5% Film Profits in 1 Autom Mat A 8% 8% 1 Swift ft Co It .... MH 13 Am Internet 8 .... 33% 18% 1 Ind Motorcy ...... 4% 4 4 Du Pont, Air Reduction, Eastman, 8 3 394 M% I Sydney NSW 5'is M . 87 87 87 4 Am Math * IMl ... 11% 40% 3 40 pf 4 M M MV* 1 Austin MM SH 3 Swift Int SBt 1 Term El 64t S3 81% 81% Mft 13% 10 Vi 7 Indian Refln ...... , 11% 11 11% 1 St Invest JH 6% 64 Northern Pacific, Westlnghouse, 13 Avja Credit , WH 3% HH W 34% 1 Am Metal ISO ... 40% 40% 1 Indust Rap SpetJ .. . M M Substantial Gain i_> T 10% 101 M 5 St Oil Oal 3% HH 61% 6% Radio preferred B. and Byers. Bal­ 5 - W W TottI stock sales today. 354.000. I Am Met S pf ..... 30V, 0 Inter Rand SB .... 300 1ST B 11 Technicolor tae ..... MH satos 108 18 181 187 St OU NJ 3B 71% 70% Mtt w M J_„i __ MOT aaa. 1.700.400. Was Am Nat Oot Pf V. 108 5 Inland Stl M ...... 75 31 71 timore tz Ohio broke below 100 with 3 Bahla Cor* 35% 35nv%. 35u% 75 Thermoid pf 7s as . 66% 0nd 8 Am Few ft Lt IA . 78 WIS , 15% HH M St OU MT l.M ... 31% 1% 1% I . , 2 *•'** today, 11,332.000. , 71 8 Inspirat Cop 3s ... UH 3 Starrett L B 3HB . 34% M 31% a 3-polnt loss, and Columbia Graph- -.NEW *^in_ L„ aii^iriS M Blue Kldte .40 6% TH I 1 Todd Shipyards 4s ., M 78% m 18 do avt Pf .IR 40% 19V, IB 9% Tottl bond ssles year ago. 11,485,000. s aa i at 71% 4 Insuransh Del .46 . , wit w WH 5 St.er- Bee A WH 10 34% ophone declined as much to a new ™ v ^^i^_.^lf™^*!Sfl. MH 1 Transcont AW Tr . 54 101% 101% 101% f Do M 88S .M ... 11% WH ted f t 8 Bras Tr ft Lt 2A .... 14% 11% W% 10 Trans Lux D Pte A. 8H iH { do pf A ttp I ... . 88% 85% 15% nit T atari 8 *» pf 8 .... 40 30 H IB tew r.low. tn 12 United States SteeL *°*_?^.___ *** .-_..£".:.___" M M 10 Am Had at B»n ... a Intercon Rub ..... , a n% t Btewsrt Warn a 34H 34% 39 H low close to 12. United States Steel, | ,-*».«,_,. 1 Buektpt Pipe 4 .... if 88 55 1 Trl Cont Corp war , 9% . 35% 14% 34% 1 Internat Atrl .... J 1 ri 7 Baf Hit! ft EPpf .. 34% 38 36 IB 13% > Am Holl M1U IA ... . 51% 53% 63% i% 4 Stoat a Webster 4. 75 74 34% 1 Trl Utilities at ta .. 1 mt But Mach 8A •< 3 Studebaker 3 39 39 wit Bethlehem, American Can, North &^^ 5^222^J l2l1S ?it 3 Buna Clark .11-16 all T Twin BW Nat OAU UH W 71 Am Bhlp ts Cem ... .11% 1% 8 ttt Carrier US V«s Jtt a 07S to the 11% 4 Am Smelt I tl ., . 85% MB 05. 8H 1 Bun Oil 1 .....57% WB w Amerlcan, Consolidated Gas. Sears- correspond!! 35% a do Ind af ...... Wl 101 101 -8 Int Comb X ...... invf , IT3V, inSHn Mai aB pf I ..IM 106 57% Roebuck and Fox Film were among c MH 29 1 Am Snuff 8 . 40% 40% 40% 1 Do pf ...... •• 4113%% 13V, 4113%% 10 Superior OU ...... SH 3% IM c M H J Am Steel Fdre 8 . 81 Int Harvest 8Ht . 75V, issues selling off g or more. Rallies $105723o8 was -^t^ off for de. 4 Cable ft Wire A .... % % 1 Ungerlelder PM 3516%4 . Wit M% 38% .. ntt •tt 3% to 0, 8 th 4% 4 4% % MH Mu do pf T . 1 Do Pf 7* ...... • •i*i •ltt 143 I 3 CAM Co VM H H 1 Oa Bet o Oaa l.tto 394 4 5 Am Stores 8 ...... 118 twit in 8 Int Hydra B A IK TSVe 34 __JL _Lf _- -,_2_ _j£__. Prelation of Wm. compared with a 5 Out Man Wireless 3 Union Tobacco ..... 15% 44 . 34% 8 Tenn Cop ft Ch 3 .. 11V, Htt Htt l__oral ___*""!____! "SS^ISSS^of 17.654.221 !'• JB JH 17 8 Am Bumat Teh ... 1 Int Mach pie pf 4a 143 78 several losses. Ingersoll Rand, a ^ ^^^ „, 1929. 8 Car ib Synd 1 United Corp war .,, 14 4B 18B KEEP OLD PACE .. T8 10 Tta Corp 8 53% 63% 53% WH 60 V, N't 164 10a* Am Tel * O 5 ... .«_ li tt., 3M Int Nl*k Can la ... 33% 30% 56% wide mover, shot up 10 ta a few 1 Celanese Wl it .... WH WH 8 United Dry Dock .... 64 14 1 lot Pap ft P A a.W .. MH 17 4 Tta Oulf Sul 4 MH 56% Harley L. Clarke, president, said 1 Celluloid Corp .. WH 13% » Am Tel a Tel • ... . 11% 11 11% •• « T4 ITM Fae O ft O .... 8% 8tt ett sales, aad Missouri Pacific, Wool- M 35'., 35% M Oalt Founders 3-33 F . MB 8H WASHINOTON, Aug *—The f Sat Tob new Wl ... 31 Do C 30% B at net earnings for the second half of 4 Coat Bub Ber A .. 31 M United Oas new ..... 40% 8H HH . 30% 30% W30S% •> Jtt M% M Tex Pae L Tr Sttt 30% 3 Cen Pub Ber Del .. ai 31 4 do B new Wt .. .108% 305% 108347% 3 Int Print Ink 3* ... 1 The Pair 3.« .... Mtt worth, United Aircraft and First Na- .. MH 4 United OM war . M M ratio of operations to capacity of .Am Tob B 3 Do ett* tl ...... -.11 H 37 Mtt *•% 1 17 Oan States SI .IBA 33 33 MS .li17t % 1W H87O% 1 Thermold ...... 11% 11% us tional Stores were firm. American _„_,_*.K-MSS '__"_Jf3K_ '"*. 6% SH 1 do pf 7s xd .MTH M Amertcaa Portland Cement mllla 11 Am Wtt Wkt IA , 14 Int Salt a 39% during the first half, and "the com 1 Chain Strs DMT ,. 1% WH 11 Un IA ft Pow A Is. MH 107% .114% 1W 5% . if i MH 8 Thompson JR 3 37% M 37% Can also turned firm. 1 Chath Ph Al nv vt 18. 18H See pf ft IBH continues to show ao improvement. 1 Am WW F etf .. 847• %*- . 147 0% 3 Int Silver a ...... pany does not anticipate any MH 8 On Lt ft Pow B Is. M 59% 3 Am Zlno LAS . 0% a Int Silver SB ...... 48 30 V, 71 8 TWt Wat As M .... 14V, 14% 14% 10 Chem Nat 7b wt .. 34 33'a ... 11% According to Btatistlca released to­ . 48% M% 48% M% a do pf 8 64 84 at Trading still was of a highly pro­ change to Ita dividend policy." M 87 1 de ev pf ft to. 65 107% 11% af Aaeeonda 3% ... 30 Int Tel ft Tel 3* ... .. P 48H 81 Cities Service MA 37% day by the bureau of mines of the 5% 40% •• _ M 4 Tide Wat Oil pt 8.. 93% M 93% fessional character. Brokerage 1 Sa ii s M 90 90 1 rt 8 ft Int 11% M% M I Anchor Can 3 40 , . wit 10% 8 Interst Dept St 3s . 33',. t Tim Det Ax .M .... IS 6H 8 W B A Oversess UH t Archer Baa M 3 . i M Oo pf xw Ta M . .. MH M MV, 18 18 house gossip heard last Friday and 17 Colum OU ft O vte 7% 7% 18 n department of commerce, the ratio 3 Armour Del pf f , • P fti* .. WH t Tlmk Roll B t STB 66% 67% lOe* Comwlth Edison 8.393% 392% 392% IDS Dairy Prod A tl lt of operation to capacity for the law 45% 1 Invest Equity 3s ... n 18H 8 Tab Prod Mb Stt Saturday that a prominent statis­ 18% 34 U 8 Elee Pow .. w 13 ato ni a ..••«.i . 74% 40% 4% .. M% 43% 3% Slump in World'a 70 Comwlth ft SO WW .. SH 3% }% W w J .. 13% 33V, 0 do A M 13', 13% tician would Issue bullish recom­ MH SUB Foil B Is 4% 12 months waa 6S.1 per cent. T do B . 5 11% I 8 18tt a common Wat Wkt .. 13', 13 ll 41% M47 » 49% 304 Trtnstmertea l.MA . 31H 31% 5 Oont Aircraft , Wtt WH 4 4 O 8 Una* pf Is . 14 Tba ratio percentage for 12 months 4 Arnold Const ...... 1 74% —fit 10 Jewel tta tB mendations over tto week-end Output of Copper 113V, 114 9% 111 M M11V% W • lt Transcont OS .30 .. M aiv, 18 3 Com Cop Mln .'... 4 4 3 United 8 vtc .... 1i71H ending July M. 1929, was 68 9 per T Ateh T * SF 10 , ___*» 4% 43 Johns Manville 3* . 35 Trl Oont Corp 13% Mtt proved to have been somewhat mis­ 77 1 Unl V 8 tL fH It Atlantic Ref JP , I 18% 17H 1 Cona O ft E Ba SM.1UH 113% • icent. and during 1929 this ratio per­ .311 10 1 do pf t 04 94 guided, as Bach gossip often has Reported in July 25as Cont Bharea cv pf . 77 77 1 util Eq 17% 9% 1 Atlas Btoree 1A , I K 43% 63% UH 9 nt . 17% ttl Sf 1 Trusx Traer MS .... Wtt M 13% been la the past. 3 Cord Corp ftk 8f H 31 U P ft L IB ..... 134 11 centage was it a maximum of TL! 30 Auburn Auto 4A , 811 I Kan City Sou M ... 3% S% 33% MH a 4 Util ft I 81% MH 794 • >o 1% 8 Kelly Spring ...... Jtt 13% 8 Corroon ft Rey ... 33% 16 for the 12 months' period ending 13 Autosale* , 18% 11% 31% IT While floor brokers who normally World production cf copper ta I Cosden Oil 5% 8% It3H% 2% 1 do pf , .114 W 1 30 Kelly 8p 8pet pf . 31% 14H **4 6*» • T% 1% April 30. ***§, M Kelvlnitor ...... 16% !•% 1 Underwood Ell 5 .. 93 93 M aet tor ttw market sponsors of Radio July, as compiled by American Bu­ 3 Creole FW M H Ttt ta Aviation Corp ... . 5% 100 5% 35% W Union Carbide 3 M 73% TIH MH 10 Cresson Oold .08 ,. s M Vacuum O 4 M Kennecott 8t 38% 3% 16% Corporation common took large reau of Metal Statistics, totaled ll'* 17H 17% During the month 17.080.000 bar­ B Ws%a 10% 1 Kolster Rad ...... 3% 8H 1 Union OU cal 8A .. 41 41 41 8 Crocker ft Wheel .. 78S 78% 8 Van Btl IH 14 8W Baldwin Lee ttt < WB I MH 3 Union Pae 18 ...... 314H aiSH 318% blocks of tto stock at descending 143,615 short tons versus 140,797 tons SOas Crown Salter A pf 71% rels were produced. 20.147,000 barrels •8% 101% 4 Kresge B B 1.81 .. 31% 8SH 31% H fa % 3 Tick Ftnan 2% SH 2'i were ahlpped. and stocks on hand at W Bait ft Ohio 1 110% ia M Kress S H 1%» ... 83% 87 11% 1 do pf 4 ...... 88% 86% 88% levels, this issue proved tha choice In June and 174,507 tons In July, 8 Cuban Cane WM . 1% I . 134 18% UN 30as Bambertor pf 8%..108% 108% 108% 175 Unit Aircraft .... 17% 83% 87% l Curtlss Wrltht war 1- tt Barnsdall A 3 13% 33% 31 73 Kreug ft TeU Tto . 87% 33% 17 Sf ttw bears as a focal point fer 1929. M% MM the end of tbe month ware 26.298,000 33 Kroter Oroc Vt ... 34 V, 33% IT Baa Bise I.M .Mil 48% 41 1 Dayton Airpl 8 1 3 w 14% 81% 314 ITOas Bs. uk Ctttr 1 . . 49% 49% MB M their activity. Tto sponsors of ttw Domestic production refined lead 31% Production in July. 1930. was 1.4 per 1 Beatrice to 4 ... . 71% w 78 L 5 Unit Carbon 8 ..... 48% g 48% issue professed to be favorably im­ 6 Deere ft Oo new IMA 77% 75 75% 399 Wsrner Bros lit t 1 eeat less and shipments 0.8 per cent 1 Beech Rut F 1 ... . M% 55% 54 % .1MV, 1MV, 100H 4 United Clear 6 (n July, ss compiled by the bureau 4 De Forett ...... 818 1_ 8 8 Wstson J W OO . a t", !»• 80 Laclede O pf 5s a* MV, 313 Unit Oorp % , .. 39 ai pressed try tba ttat half statement, 9 Detroit Atrcrsft .... 4% 1% 3 Wayne Pump ..... less than July. 1929 Stocks at the 11 Bendl. Avlat 8 . . 11% it 11% 4 Lambert 8s ....,•«. . WH to v, , a M waa 01.583 short tons, versus 50.721 4H 8 Best ts Oo 3 ... tttt 44 . 4tt 4% 33 do pfd la M% showing the successful working off 1 Doehler Die Cart .... t% I", 84 1 Wttt A «0 mills were 7.2 per cent more than a . __H 1 Lee Rub ft T ..... IM 4H 888 Oalt Dyewood > 80 T in June and 59,155 in July, 1929. 4 Doutlat Air H ...... 11% WH 4 Wttttwerth ...... W Bethlehem Bt S . . wit n 79 .IM as MH Ttt of huge Inventories la B demoralized 194 year ago. 30 Lehlth P C pf 7s .. . 10% WH IM 1 Oil Elec Coal ., TH 7% SOss Duke Power SA ..159% 159', 159% 3 White a M o>b rts 3 Beth St 7 pf ...... 118 115% IM 1 Lehigh Val O 10% 7% 7 Bohn Alum It.... . 81% 11 11% . 35% 31% a Unit Frail 4e ., ST 87 market, hat bears questioned tto 4 Duquesne Oas 10 10% 3 Wll-Low Caftt ...... 4B 3 tto Pf 3t ...... 69 M% W Unit Oftlm IM TB 34% I Durant Mot •• S a% 8 DOMESTIC BONDS 41 Borden It . 78% 75 lift 4 Lehman Cora tt .... . n 69 IT Mtt safety of the 83.50 annual dividend 10 Al P 4%s tl M4 98 MS 1 Bort-w»rn*r W . 31% M% . 37% • a do an at i* ...... 103% win io3% Rock Island Income 4 Lehn ft Fink It .... M 37 11 Un Pierce Dye 3s M*35%< MH 34% on the class A preferred, since only I Alumln Co 8* z83 104% 104 IM Kennecott Copper 37 Briggs Mff . wit tea 30 1 Utt ft Sttart IB ... * 88 M 3 East Oss ft Fpel .... to 38 V4 W . M% WH IM do pfd 6%s M ..IM 101% in $1.27 a share was earned In the first 85 Al Ltd ta W ... . MH W tt*l 1 Broekwa* IIM ... . 30% 8 tto B 5B ...... MH Slump Is Predicted 1 Bait Oas ft Fuel pf.. to M 05 113 ZonltA O eft BreE d5s 13 8 . 100 M>. _L 8_ . MH MH 1 UB ft For Bee ..., . UH 15H t*% six months. Lacks Quorum at 4 Bklm-Man Tr 4a . • it 1 Liquid Oarb M ..... 1 UB Freltht to .... 40% 3 East Slates Pow B.. 28 M 38 SAO P ta 39 ...... 04% MK MM 1 Bklyn On Ot* It 83% MH . M 63% esto . 40H 76% 1074 ..130% 130% 130% 99 Loew'g tt ...... SB 8 OB Ind Al 7B . .. 48V. M wil Wall Street was all set for one July net income of the Chicago. 811 SI Bond ft Sir. .... WH 78% 11 A P ft L ta Wit . IM 101 1 Brans T A Ry ato M Rode Island Se Pacific railway Is 4 do pf 4 101% 107% IMH 33 AP O 6s 45 104% IM 104 Dividend Meeting 9% 8% »% s Lon . MH JH SOB Leather .. Stt 4% M% piece of bad news which tailed to , 95% 10 Buey-B 1 pet pf 1Ml.UI.*> 118% Ufif 57% Jtt f So A 15% SH estimated to have declined about 3 do 8 pt 95 94' 94% 4 do 6* B 45 ... MV 95': 11 Budd MIS 1* ...... 1% »% Stt 8 Loose Wll BU 2 BOB •• io appear. Kennecott directors were 3 El Pow Asso I .... 33 33% H 8 Ap F 6* A 3034 . 106 IM IM 133% 133% 13367"% 3 do pr pf 7s .... •• R M 16% $300,000 from tto $1,941,741 re­ IM NEW YORK, Aug. IA _P)—To- II Budd Wheel lt ...... 11 WH 10% 10 Do 1st pf 7s as .. 33% 33V, MV, 1 US Pipe 2s ... .. 10% M scheduled to meet this morning, and 8 do A 1 31% 214 31% 7 A P ft L Ss 66 . 99', 100 17 Lorillard P 8% .. Htt M Asso E 44s M . M 87 86 4 BuIIard Oa 1.W .... 14% M_ 84 37S%H 8% 37% 47 08 Real ft Im 5s 41 31 rumor had It a quarterly dividend ported tor tto corresponding month 1 do opt war 44 M 44 day's scheduled meeting of direc­ 1 Bulova Watch W ... 37% 17% 17% 1 Louisiana OU ...... » Wtt 7 Electric Share IA .. ITH 17% 11% 8 As G ft E S'is W 774 TT M t Loula O ft E A l%t IM M IM 1 UB Smelt ft Ref lat. 10% WH 43% of only 50 cents would be ordered, last year. Present indications point M tors of Kennecott Copper Corpora­ l Burr Ad Web la ..... is% 33% «% 110 344 US Steel It UH 2 Empire Corp ...... 6 t 36 A O ft E SS 88 .. 82'; H 1 Louis v ft Nash 7s .. IMH 163% against T cents ta tto last quarter, to common stock earnings for 1930 a 48 do 44a 48 xw . rt ltti 764 tion was postponed because of lack 1 Both Term 3%e .... 15 IS 35 1 do Pfd la 146% IMH 1 Emp Bub Ser A .... IMt 14% 164 MB MH 15 V, 55 H 3 United St A 145% 145% but th. meeting wss Indefinitely amounting to almost $9 a share. 1 Ent Oold Mlnea .... C 103 do 4 4s C 49 .... M 75 764 of a quorum. No date was set for 10 Bush Ter Bl pf 1* M.111 lit. 111. M ttt 3 Europ* El dab tta .. 4% % a 1 As 8 H t%* 33 .... 86 as 8 Mack Truck M ...... U 13 1 do Pf M Jtt t% 4' 96% the meeting. It is probable that 4 W do 1 pet deb It at. .105% 10% 105% u 81% M 1 Evans Wallo Lead .. 3 4% 1 A* T U 6%s C 44 MB tt Butt* tr. Sup 1% Jtt 1% 1 Mad Be Oar 1%I .. _tt 4 OBIT Pipe ft R . t 88 8 B T O ft 4 51 1014 103% 11% M M 81% f_ f- 5 Util PftLt A IK .. fH 4% 2 103% when the directors meet action win M Brer* OO 3 Magma Cop 4s .... TH 31% F i 14 do 5s B 57 .... 1014 IM' 108 4 Mtllinson • ...... 15% 18H 31% 11% »H 3% be taken on tbe quarterly dividend. UH STH 37% V N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE BONDS 1 Fairehlld Avla A .. SH 4 do Is C M 103% 101% 1MB IM Manatl But pf a* .. 37% 8 Fandsnto 4i H % 2 Birm O Ss M .... 96% 96% 96% July t the stock was placed on a tl 1 Calif Faek ta .... . ii% 13% 43% 1 Manh El mod ttd 7t , UH 13% 8 Vadsco Jtt 1% l'i 8 Callahan 8 Id ...< 13% J 433 Vanadium to ..... MH8 TH Bp Aaaaelated Frew 3 Riat rata 14 15% 154 154 3 Calif P 5s 40 .... 101 100% 101 annual basis, against $5 paid pre­ >• * J A 10 Manh Shirt la .... J # M% t do deb its , ft % % 14 Can N R 44 86 ..101% 101 101% 1 Calumet ft Aril It . . M Mtt 55% 1 Maracalbo OU ft ai 4 Vlr Oar Oh Mt 4% 4% I Mba Insp .,., IB 14 viously and brokerage house gossip at 3% 74V, 74H Ijt 1 do EQUIP 7S E 35 108% 108% 108 7 Calumet * Hee 1%K. 14 13H 14 1 Marina Mldld O 130.. s% 8H tlO Vulcan Detln 4* at TTV, Sales Hlth Low Last 4 Flintkot* A 1% .... 16 14H 14H 13 do 44s SB M 98% 174 has it the rate may be reduced to I Canada D O Alt Si . 83% 41% 5 Mark S R ttd pf .... 84 M NEW TORK. Ang. 18. (JP)—Fol­ tt% •• ft 99% 994 M4 4 FokkM Aircraft .... MH 18 18VI 1 Caro ft L Bs 54 1024 102% 1M4 $2 annually. 17 Canadian Pae 10*.. .175% 171 174 5 Marlin Rock 1%B ... 10% 10% 15% lowing are today's high, low and 14 do 4s R ft O dlv 3! 81 11 .. 10% M . 1SH 35H 1 Ford Mot Caa A .... jf 14 Cen 8 E 54s 88 .... 79% Ti 79 18 Canad Fae a ...... 43% 48% 41 I Marmon Mot is w . 35H MH 35% closing prices on tto New York 61 B L 8 F 44s 78 ... . 93 MH 93% Ml Ford MM LM .87% . 334 31V* M 4 C 8 P ft L 8%S 53 .. M % 86 81 Cannon MCH l.M . 13% 30% 31 1 Marsh Field a%g ...,. w wa 18% 3 Waldorf By, tH .. . 7% 14 do p In 4s SO A . ' o 1 \ 914 11% 1 Foremost Fabrics I. • 6 6 4 . 3 C P T S'is 43 99% 994 M% 1 Math Alkali tt 43 W 1% Stock exchange and ttw total sales 1 Sea A L eon ta 45 . 51 61 7 89% 114 CM* 3 I M .171 111% 171% .. 31% 11 Walworth 3* ...... 16% 15H 35% . ii 43 Fox Theater A .... 84 I 1 C R Cod Ss 27 H 93 De Nemours Votes 8 CaUrptl Tr 54 54% 8 Ma y D S 3A . to 10% I Ward Bak B ot each bond: 37 hmtU P L to 53 . . 07 964 97 I Franklin Mft 8 .... 8 *» t SOS C 54s A 52 .92 82 . Mtt .. 43 • 11% fi M ShtU O 5s 49 WW ... 994 99% 8 88 1 Oelotez Oo . 11% 13% 1**1 8 Maytag IH ...... 10% 77% 77 H IM Warnu Pict .,...., . 4% 4% 9 . MH 7 Cities 8 Ss M 12 % MH 93 5 McKeesport T IB 14V, 18% 4% 3 Sin C O col 7s 37 . 104% 1044 U% 1 Oertaln-teed ..._,., . 1% 4% eit .. 77% 11 Warner Bala 1 13% .tot*. W Aa ft M 98 97% $1 Dividend for S Checker Cab 410. . 31% 33% 33% 3 McKess ft Rob 3 14% 14% 8 Webster Xisen • Si 31 % CORPORATION BONDS | do 6%s M .103% 1014 103% o W 11 8 Sa Oat 54* 42 .... 83 83 11% wa 367 Sou S 4%s M .100% 99% IMH 1% M 14 Ches a Ohio new ., . M% 45% MV, 1 McLellan St ... »• if ai 3 Weuon Oil ft g 8.. .109104 % IMH IM Bales Hltb Low Last 8B II So Fow 54* 52 89 M 31 Met B O ...... IS W do 4%s 69 ww . .Wl 181% 101 3 Oen Alloys .80 11 32% 33 V, 88% Quarter as Usual 1 Chle Is Alton . 3% 3% .. 14% If 88M W Penn B A 7....i. n 109% 30 Abltibl FftP 5S S3 . 88 85% M 6 Oen Bak 3% 6 Cleve E I ft A 54 ..105% 105 *** 4 Miami Cop.1% . .. 33 V, 15% 65% lOes do 7s pf T.. in 1W 37 do rft 4s M ... . WH WH 964 33% 33% 1 Cleve I I 7s 41 ... 107% 105 106% 1 Ohio Ot WOW ...... wit 10% 10% T Mld-Cont Pet ...tw 1 Allethsny Corp to W. 99'. 99% MV, io south a taa Ss 94 . .118% 110% 4 Oen Bsk pf 3 32% 11% 1 Mich Steel 3 .A .. 11% 33% M SOss do 6s pf 6 .. 116 116 1MB 1 eGn Elec Cerm rte .. 334 11% 1 Com E 44* D 57 ... WH 1M4 99% WILMINGTON, Del.. Aug. IA (MS 7 Chle Ot W pf .... .17% MVa 37% 3 Mid BO etf ... J ... WH W% 10% 5 Am Atr Ch 7%t 41 ins", IMH 103% 13 Sa Mn ta M . 194 86 89 Wtt 18% .. 11% j 30as do 7s pf 7.. ...171 89 1 Oen Elec ltd rt* % .. 11% 4 Consum P 44s 56 .... 101 % 101 101% S Obi 48 St F a P: . 11% 13 18% 1 Midland Bteel 3 .. 34% n M 7 West Dairy B... WT WT 93 Am ft For P Is 3030. 89 48% S3 8 O N J leb Ss 46 . .IMH IMH 104% 394 28% Direcbore of E. I. Du Pont Oe . 11% M% 1M% 1M% 1 Oen Empu e 1 11% 4CO&E5SA58.90 90 M I do pf , M% 5 Minn M I ..... ii 11 3 West Un Tel 8.. M M 11 1 Am IO Ch 6%t 49.. IM'i 10 do N Y 4%s 81 . 1004 IM 100 31 31 1 C B Ss A W 78 71 78 Memoura aod Company today de­ 8 Chle Oan T 18% 14 33 Mo Kan T 11 Am Metsl IHt 34... 96% 96% S8H S T E P rft 6s A 47 . .107 IM IM 3 Oen Fireproof a .... MH 2 tH •• fi 31% M 1 Westinth SW 3. M8H 140% tw 3 Oen tote new 114 8 4 Oran* O ft M loiv, 1014 101 Vi 8 Chick Oot OU .... 11 14 1 Mo Pac .. 13% tt M 106 West Bl ft Mft 13 Am NM O 6%6 II... 77% 76% 77% 36 T O k cvt M ... .104 V, IM 104 UB clared tbe regular quarterly divi­ 130 IM 134 103% 103% 8 Third A aSi 5s 60 29 29 1 Oold Seal Elec 3 15% 8 D O G ft A 47 107 107 107 81 Chrysler It • SS 17% if 1 da pf 5 ...... 191 M% 119% 118% Stat Oa 1 pf s. 33 Vi 32". 33% 29 Am Smelt Int S* 47... 103% •19 2M M 60% dend of one dollar a share on the I City Ice W 9 1 MA. . 41% 41% 41% 10 Mohawk C ..,».. 1 Whit* Rk M SP 4%B. 41% 45% 108', 108% 4 do rft 4* M . 48% 44% M4 44 Goldman Bach* .... 154 33% 3M a DM I Bridge t%t H 504 .....1M7 18% wiS 3 Weston Bl In* 1 45% 31 Am Tel ft Tel 64* 43 1M% 40** Ot Atl ft Pae 8* .300' 14 DuQ O to 46 84% 84 84% $20 par value common stock. 4 City Stores Ht ... . 8% 1% 4% T Monsanto C IHA .... lltt 44H 46 3 White Sew M. 5 40 do evt 4%t 39 W8H UB IM 16 V P 44s 67 1014 Ml 1014 MB TT a 1 1 O F I* ta 41 ... 974 I Guenther Rud 8 .... 34% UIH 18 E U I St A 54 774 TT 1 Coca Cola W ...... • 173% init 173% 3T Mont Ward 3 ... 11% 11 Htt 1 Willy, Over 46 do It 88. 1WH 1M% 1M% . w fH 121% 1 E E I Ss 33 102 108 IM The regular quarterly dividend of 1 Moon Motor ... 8 Wilson ft Co 5% 5% •tt 101% 101 M de told 4s 88 ... . M 91% 91% 1 Gull Oil Corp Fa l'i 1314 3 Coco Otto A Ss ... . 51 51 51 ..... 53 53 53 8% *_> 3 Am WWftEl to 34.. .0101% 17 E P ft L 5s 2030 .... 93 92% M 1% per cent (SLM) ea the com­ 3 Morrell ft Oe . * tOnterUt. .MV.lfwy 11 Woolworth 8.M .. 56 "i 96 . M> 18 Unit D D Ss S3 . . WH 98% 91 \ 35% 35% 83% 1 Celtste-Falm 3Vie ., • at 55% 84 ait 3 Aat Chll mt tt W.. S8H B 1% 7 Em O ft R 5 .1 43 .. 84 % 84 pany's debenture stock was declared. 1 Mother Lode .30 81 Worth B ft M...... IM87H% U0H 11158% 83 V, 87 O S Rub 5s 47 . ... 83 83% 13% 8% 97% tf Ool Beacon • it 14 14 .... n_ ia ia 18 Ann ft Co Dei SVis M 83% MH 8 O t L Ss 44 .101% 181% 101% 8 Hap Candy St A .. 36% 3 i T Fairbanks M Ss 43 . 974 87% 7 Ool Fuel as Ir 3s . . M% 47 48% 10 Mote MO ..... , i% t 1 1 Writ ley Jr 4..... TSH 75% 75% 8 AT&BF cvt 4%s 88 137' % 137 _ 137% 1 Heela Mln 1 84 87 V4 f 3 Motor Prod 3 .. W 41 44 4 do 8s 59 ww ... . 834 83% 83% IH 14 3 Firestone CM ta M 87% 884 70 do pf Is as ...... ttl 181 181 4 do tan 4s W..... 97% 07% 07 V, 4 Vin By 5s M .107% 107% 181% 3 Helen* Rubentteln .. 3 5% 1 JO Col * So 1st pf 4s as 75 71 75 8 Murray C 3s J 14% 14% 14% J 1 Atl OttlfftW I 5s 59 ft 74 11 Hlr Walker Q*W 1 . 84 8H 4 Fla F ft L 5s 54 .... 14 054 95 ; Report Otter Made to 1 Tale ft Towne 4 ... M% 88 . M% IMt 4 Wabash Ss B 76. ... .100% 1MB 100% 8 Holltnt Oold Utt .... 54 17% ITH 11 Oal B ft 56 ...... 95% 44 44 171 Solum O ft X ll.. . 17% 1844 N 1 Bait ft O Wt I* 05 .Wl 104 83 Wsrner Bros P 6s 39 91% 90% 90% 7% 33 wa W Yell Tr ft C ... MH 31% M .101 101 1 Houston Oil ITH TH 1 Oen L SHe 81 ww .. 44 33 1st Colum Oraph .11 .. . 14% 11% 18% 6 Natl A 14 IS 13% 11% at. us 130 13 SO evt 4H8 S3.. .. Ml 26 West Md 4s 13 . 86% MV, 86% M 88 1 O V to 87 ww 23 101 13 Colum Carb 8B .111% 121% 139% 18 Bat B B J 8 1 Yount BhftT Blk 130 ltt do evt 4',s 40 .101 1MB 101 1 Hudson Btp MftS.. 1% 101 Sinclair by Rio Oil _ftt 8 Wlck8p S evt7s 3Sctfa 19 % 19V, 19% 1 Humble OU 8 66 10 11 1 Oaa ft tt ..,.,...181 107% IM 4 Coml Credit tt ..., . 85% IS 38% 19 Nat B 8.M TIH M 20 BeU TPa 1st 5s O 60 109\ UB 1094 7 WllsonftCo 1st M U • IMH IM IM a Orand T 6%s 31 ....107% 103% NEW YORK. Aug. IA — Rio •o Com Cr 8% pet pf sw 90 M M 7 aat ct AU .. M 43 V, 41. •Total ssle. 1,411.6100. 102 Bklyn Msn Trns 6s 68 99'.', 98V 99% 3 Hytradt Food 11 103 in MH Previous dty, 974.970 4 O O P to 47 103% 103 I Orande OU Company Is said _ 30 So 1 Pet pf IHs M 14% 14% 34% 43 Nat D P 3A .... 51% 63% 10 Buf Ro&P con 44s 57 94% MH 94'. 3 Imp Oil Can % .... 18% 19", WH IOO P ta ft 101 99 V, 40 Com Cr B( B Is. . 14% 14% 34% 10 N D 8 IMT ... 52% •8% wit Week tat. 1.7M.M0. 8 CsnNstRv St M July. 188 ' 184H IM FOREIGN BO NDS 1 Ind Ter Illu A 31% 31% 314 95 994 authoritative oil circles to have been 81% 4 Oulf 8 U ft A 14 .. 99 4 M 8 Com Invest Tr l.MA 15% 15 39% aiH Tear aw. 8.SW.1M. 1 Ctn Pae deb 4s perp. 88% 89% M% 8 Artentlne 8s 11 A... . 89% 99% 994 8 Insull Ot 2nd pf rt .. 9-16 9-14 9-16 1 H G G 6s A 43 .... 95 51% offered to Sinclair OU on the basis WU 40 Bat D 8 ...... 81% Two yeara ato. 3.373.4M 3 Ins Co Nor AM rts .. 3 3 8 MH 15 Coml Solv . 14 23H 34 68 N P ft L I 43H •*% I Central Pte ta M... .108', 1WH W8% 11 do sf 59 June 99 98% 99 1 H F to A 49 59% 100% of approximately $25 a share, ac­ til Comwlth So .M . . 11% 18% 44% i . January I to date. M1.350.4M. 18 Otrtato-tted 5%s M.. STH 48H W% 3 do IMl Feb . 98% 98% 8 Insurance Sec 1.40 .. 154 18 u ! 5 Ind P ft L to A 87 100% 100% 100% WH 1 Nat Rad .„ 1% ltt Year ata, 680,860.340. MB 1 Intercoast Trade 1 . 10% 104 10%] 1004 cording -to tbe New York Herald i ComWlth So pf 8s >. .141% 101 101% I Nat Bteel a 53H 53% t Chesspeake Crp W 41.IOOH IMH 1M% 3 Auttralla Ss 66 .. . . 88% MB 81% 8 do aaw ....••••«...1004 98% I MVa Two years ato, 413,948.600 M Chet ft O rft 4%sBM.IB0H IMH 1W% 54 Batavia Pet 4%s 4S . MH 854 3 Intercon ePtrol .... 4 % 4 6 Inland U 6s 34 98 _ 88% Tribune. Sinclair W willing to pay 1 Coneoleum Na ...... 11% _1 lltt 1 »t Supply a ...... IMH IMH IMH MH 4 Internat BW 1 18% 18% 101% 101% 10 Cons Clt 1% Pet pf 70 70 70 do pf T 6 CBftQ 44s 77 181% 1014 101% 10 Beltlum 11 W 115% lis ns% 1 In U 16* B 40 ... .101% 1W% about $20 a share to acquire the ii ...10T IMH 104% 1 later SUP POW IA . 33% 33% HH 4 later P s "» E 57 ..1004 IM 1 Oent Film at tt .. . 19H tttt 11% 1 at Tea 3 ...31 21 33 FOREIGN EXCHANGE 1 Chle ft XI Ss 51..... 70 694 694 14 do 6s 85 .IMH i°t 104 % California company, according to M Nev C C 1% .... 34 Chic Ot Wett 4s St.. 73 73% 73 2 Berlin City SI 64s 51 90% 88*4 1 Irvlnt AIT Oh 1 .... 13% 13% 33% 8 later 8 A ft 47 .... to | 80 if. 144 Consol Oat 4a .... .105% 101% 104% ... 14% 14% 13145 % NEW YORK, Ang. 18. (JP)—For­ WH 1 Ital Super deb rt. 4% 4% UH 10 Inter P ta S3 WH 86% MH tlw report. 1 Consol Oat pf Bt .. .101% IM 103H MB O T ft M T .. ...135 135 17 CMBP F W Bl 84% 84", 844 3 Bolivia 8* 4 I .. 8H 88% M% 90 3 Newport A3 .... M eign exchanges Irregular. Great H do adl Ss 3000 .... 51 - 504 60% 8 Do 7* 66 . M 69 J 4% 12 do 5s 57 M 89 . 1 Consol BOB tt ... M M 34 . MH 14 Inv C Ss R 47 xw .. 79 784 784 _. a 3 ewton S3 ••• 84 34 Britain demand, 4.86.; cables, 2 C ft N W cv Mil 49 100', 1004 IMH 9 Bordeaux ta 14 .lot 105% 105% 1 Johnson Motor rts .. 1-10 1-16 1-14 964 18 Container A 1.10 .. . "% tttt tftt 151' 2 Io* N L P Ss 57 . W% 964 Tide Water Associated Ofl Com­ 31 Container M . i 4% i ijraT O , 163% 1N59H 4.87%; 60-day bills on banks. 4.84tt; 17 O R Ift P 44s S3 .. 97% MH 974 23 Brazil to 41 ...... 1MB 100 944 944 tO N Y ft H 8 .„...... IM ITT IM 2 C ft W I ta S3 914 81% 91% 11 Do 8%a 1926-57 ., . 79", wite% L Tl K O ft E 4Ht 80 94 4 1 Oent Bak B itt jtt WH 1 Kel to M aw oo% M4 MJj ipany' s earnings for the first six - 1 Cont Baklnt at Is. 70 1«N¥NH_H6 ...101% 10IH 101. France demand, 3.93%; cables, It Chll* fl M 47 97% 974 WH 8 Do 6%* 1937-57 .. 79 MH 78 V, 1 Likey Fdy 4% 4H 4% IMH • toJ * W W North A 10s J .. OTH 05% 9T% 3.93 5-16: Italy demand, 5.23 9-16; 8 Col O ft E 5s S3 Mar 102'. IMH 1M% t British 5%s 37 105% 108 4 Lefcourt Realty l.M . 14% 14% UH 8 ft O ft C 5s 4T 100% 'gj!* months were equivalent to SS cento f Oontl Can 3%s . 84 33% 13% IM 37% 1 Llbby McNftL Ss 42 .. 96% 96% J|Oontl Mot 8% 3H It N A A ..., 'tt cables, 5.23 15-16. 14 Com I T 54s 49 .. 94% MH MH 4 Buenos A 6s 61 85 85 85 1 Do Pf Is 27T* 374 lot a common share compared with 58 • »*. i No A K Pf 6 .. .104% i iil M O O N T 54s 45 ... .1074 106% 107% 8 -.W.86 MM 105% 106% W8% 1 Lehl OftB new l.M 31% 31% aiH 3 Lont Isl Lt 6s 45. ...108 105% • Contl OU Del ...... 30% 18% M N4SH 104H 104% 13 Louis P ft I> ta 57 .. 91% tt% cents a year ago. 1 O L 343 Demands; Belgium, 13.97 .; Ger­ 10 Dodte B deb to to .. 9494 4 M M8 11 Chile Mta Bi to 41 . 89% 89 89 1 Leonard OU 1% 1% I'- M 98% 84 Contl Shirts Is .., . 31% UH 31 4 North Pae S .... .'. MV, 41% 41H 1 Duo L 4%l A M . .103% 1 Liberty Dairy Prod . 31 81 II 2 do ft BT new MH WH 8 Corn Prod 44B ... . 11% 87 11% 69% MH many, 23.87tt; Holland. 40.27; Nor­ 102% 103 7 Chile Cs SB 914 91 M 103% 39 E rf ft Imp 5s 76 . .. 934 M 88% 3 Do 6s 61 Jan ... . 90% 90% 3 Lone Star Oaa is ... 37% WH 36% 5 Matt Gas SVis 46 IMH 1034 io Cora Prod pf tt as. .148% 148% 148% way, 26.80 .; Sweden, 26.86 .: Den­ t Flsk R Is 41 ... .. 63 WH I Louis L ft E 34 3% 8 do 5s 55 994 MV, 81 Coty 18 Oil WeU Sup M% SS 33% 63 63 7 Do 6s 61 Sept .... 91% MH 61% 3% WH M •10 Iftt to 188 do pf 7 .IM IM mark. 26.80%; Swit_erland, 19.45; 13 Oea C 54s 41 ... .. MB 97 97% 14 Colombia 6s 61 OM . 71% 76 76% 5 Mead Corp 6*AW ww. 97 I Brown Seller li ..... 13 11 106 71 O M A 6s 37 ... .104 M 8 Mid West UtU 6s 13.. WH 97 99% Earnings Reported I Oliver Farm • W Spain, 10.56; Greece. 1.29H; Poland, IMH IM 6 Copenhagen MM. 99% M 99-4 1 Matdalena Bra • • % H 984 1 Crucible Stl 1 . 73% 73% 73% I do pr pf 4 . TIH _ M Oood B F Sttt 47 106«i 106*, IMH 11 Denmark 4%a 63 - - 14 M% 934 7 do 3s 33 98% WH Mt* dopf7.. ..I Ms . WS 109% 78H w" 11.25; Czechoslovakia, 2.96H; Jugo­ 88 Goody T ft R Ss 57 8 Marconi Bit Mar MH fH SH SH 10 Midland Nat O 6s 35. M% 98% 98% 8 Omnlbua . 4% 93", 93 934 10 Deutsche Bk 6s 32 100% 100H 100% 62 Mavis BOH 1% 1% MH Today 4 Cuba Cane Pr . t 8 5 Otis Kiev 3% • MH 4% 18% slavia. 1.77tt; Austria, 14.13; Ru­ 3 OTR C 7s M ... ••HI 111% 113 2 Duke trice Fow 6s 66105% 105% ''• 3 Minn PftL 4Vis 78 . 84% 98% 81 Cuba Co 14 14 64 4% • do to 36 IMH 8 Mead Johnson 3%G . 82% MH 82% 94% • !**• M Outlet 4 .... • _ mania. 0.59't; Argentina, 36.75; Bra- • •1MB W8H 106% 12 Est Ry ext if M .... 105% MMl W8H 6 Memphis Nat Oas .. 13% WH 5 Miss B Fuel 6s 44ww.Hl ti • ^m.m.mm.m mm.m m m.m.mm.mm.m . _ ^ — m S 11 Cuban Am But . 4% _ftt ftt 1 Owens lot M 64% 7 O N R 7s A 86 . 111% 111" UH 111 974 . 44% M all. 10.00; Tokyo. 49.37; Shanghai. • •111% 65 It French 7%t 41 124% 1MB IMH I Wortaat st ra 5* ... WH 41% 3 ta 44 xw 974 IMa* do pf • >4 11 38 MH 6 Rud Coal Bt A M tl 28 Do 7s 49 119% 119% 494 2 Mo Pac 5s H 80 .IMH 97% W1H I Cadahy Faek 4 ... .40 *0 40 44% 39.62 .; Montreal, 100.01 9-16. M Hud ft M adl WB Is 65"82 , 82 1_ 1 Men Ch ft 8 pf 8%» 48% HH 83% PhiUips Jones Corporation and 1 Cbrtts Pub 8%B ... 84% tttf 15 Oe C Ag bk 6s M Oct 83", MH 83 I Metal ft Mm l.M ... 13V, 4 Montrl LHftP ta All. 102% 101% 102% .114 114 114 3 Pae till __tt MV, 1 Hum O ft R 5* 37 ..103% 192", 102V, 13% UH 1024 101% subsidiaries in six months earned I So pfT, .111% 111% 111% 4 Fae Lltht 3 . TB Great Britain la dollars, others ta 10 Intend Bt 4 Vis A 76 . 97 M% 88- 30 Ger Rep 71 49 108 IMH 105% 3 Mid Bt Pet B vtc ... 2% 8H IH 4 Narragansett ta 57...101% H W 8 Oer Oen El 6s 48 .. 96 W% M 1 MM West Bl IB l%s. 23 66 Ntt PftLt ft B 2030. 92% 101% M% 58 cents a common share, against IS Curtlsa Wrltht ... . 7% 8% IV, 10 P T ft T T ... UIH 135% 115% cents. M Interb a T rft Ss tta M% MH M4 23 33 91 M Faek 8W4 I .... Utt IS 3 Ot C El P Jap C%. 94% MH 944 5 Do 8pctF 31H 374 1 Bat Te* ft 35 98 WH D UH M Int Cement It 48 ..IMH 101% MtH 8 Ital Pub OtU 7a 83. MV, 95 95 31% 8 Bat Tr Jrnl 4* 38.... IT 17 $2.02 a share in first half of 1929. I Pa-hand P ft B .... t • | 11 Int Hydro El 6s 44 .. 99% 99% 99% 1 MISS R Fuel ' ond rt 14 1* 14 98 I Pel ft Rud • .184% 184% 184% W Faram P 4 M% 51H f 8 Italy 1* 51 98% 884 984 -0% 13 Pac CftEL 4%s F 60. 97% MH 4 Int Match 6* 47 .100', WO IM 81 Me Kans Pipe L lOpct 30% 30", 17 1 Dan ROftW pf • II 87 Sf 1 Park ATM ...... 13 11 MH 30 Japan 64s 54 IM 104% 105 6 Do rte IM 1 New Ent Oftel Ss 47. 904 97 90% Republic Steel Corporation ta 11 3 Int Paper aM to A 47 M 84 M 4 Japan 5%a M 02% 1 - 1% 4 Prut Ine 4 » _ 78% 78% 8 Park O 13 11 7 Btt T ft T evt 4%S 19109% 109", 109V, MH MH 5 Ut ra I'M 9 N Y PftLt 4V.S 67 . 944 90% 14% June quarter earned 35 cents a share 1 Dunhtll Int 4A ,„ • WH 11% 11% 8 Fathe Bxeh ...... 8 10 Krevter A Toll Ss M 96% 96% 96% 1 Moody's Inv pt 42 1-16 I'M 1 Nl*l Falls P 6s 50. ..106% It du feat de Nem 4 . .111% 101 % 8% Q Wall Street Briefs t Do deb 6s 55 17% 97', 97% 1 Mtrseilles to 34 .... 106% 1054 Pf 3s M M4 1M% llltt 1 Penlek ft Ford 1 .... MH MH IH 11 K C South rft to 50 .1(4% 103% IMH 1MB 3 Mountain Gulf 08 ,. 7-14 w 3 Nlag Shrs SVis 60 103% 1M% IMH ea 6 per cent preferred, against IS 1 Penney J CI iltt 51H 40V, ^8^dS^a^_B_Btoto'dto_MpBa-a_a^i^hdB>_M___B> • m m j 7 MUaa C|ty 4%s 63 90% M% MH 1 Municipal Eerv 7-18 t Nor Ind ttat. SsC 66 103% 1MB cents on common la previous quar­ 11 K C Termb 1st ta M 93% 93 M 3 Norway 5%« 65 ... 1034 101% 102V, 8 7-l» 103 % .IM we |W 1 do pf 6... IM " IM 11H 1 L B ft M 8 tld 4s SI. 1004 100% 100'', 6 1 Bor Tex Ut 7a W aat. 101% 103% 181% ter, la six months it earned $2 48 X. «• 11 enn 0 ft O ...... 1 IM 81 Norw»y 5* M 101 1MV4 101 N I Ohio Edl ft M . 99% 10a* 4a pf 6 ...... IM 1W 1W t NEW TORK, Aug. 18—Iron ore t Lautaro Bit to M .11 63% 88 a Nor Mun Bk ta ... M 98% 8 BM Am Oe 8 4 6 101% M4 t Xastmsn Kod IB ... 4 Penn D C 4% -__ 8 Ioew s Ine 6s xw 41 . 98 W M MH 3 Ohio Pow 4%s D 56 97% 99% MB A preferred share. 8 Baton Ax ft Bp 1 ... . 33% 13 11% 11 Penn 181 ...... Mtt «% Jtt shipments from Lak£ Ma docks to 39 Norwet Hyd XI S'is 96 94V. M 35 Nat Baklnt pf 7s ... 70 W W 4 Ohio Biv Bd Se 11. TT Xiao Auto L g .... •-40% M% M% 11 71 4 Lorillard Oa Bttt M . 95% 95% 954 1 Orient D*v Ltd to . 071 MH 1 Nat Fam Store* l.M. 11 10 V, 11 5 Okla BBS ft M new 101 10971 4 101% 10 Pero M pr pf I .... to interior furnaces during the first MV* 101% 11 Xlec Boat ...... >_% J_ 4% i Pet MUk 1% ...... 11 M ' is 5 Mil FJ Ry 4 Lt ltt tol03% IMH IHt* 8 Far Lyon Mod 88 ... 10J* IMH 1034 I Nat Investors 12 13 ta 8 Pac GftEl 441 B 57.101. t7%% 1014 Claude Neon Electric Products . M% H% MV, 11 half of August totaled 1,915,217 5 Mo Pae cvt 5%* 40 A107% 107% 107', 11 Bar Orl RR 54* ... 1034 101V, 1034 1 IB W SO 4%l 60 97% tl MH ta si faa ft Lt l .1. 33 Pete Corp ift Wit 10 ii 8 Bat trf*-*/ 1% JH STB Corporation aad subsidiaries In six 1 XI F ft L Pf 1 ... .IMH 1M% IMH 13 Phelps Dodte I ...... 31% tons, compared wtth 2,525,095 In tha 88 Do 5* 77 F 101% 101% 101% t Faro tet to MH 73 73 M Ntt P ft Lgt 6pct pftM IM WS 8 Pac F ft L ft 15 .. MH M% 4 do pf 4 ...... 18% 01% 30 10% ao Do ten 4* W ...... 79% WH WH ll 2 Pae W OU f %t W ww 95% 98 95 V, months earned $1.34 a share on 256,- WH 4 Phila B C ft I 18V, 15 M corresponding period last year. 3 Poland to to MH ,84% MH 4 NM Bab Mach 2* ... 11% 9% % }BH* BR • »4 M tt M Bat Dairy BH M M% 88 99% 33 Poland It 47 ...... 84% 84 8«% 8 Nat Screen to 28% M% I Penn Oh Ed ta M xw.104 lot 104 526 common shares, against $1.80 a I Xvana Auto L ..rt, . 8 1 Philip Morris I .... 10% tea 15 3 NYCftHR rf imp 5* .IMH 101% MtH 38 V. 8 8 1 Phillips . Jonet A*».. 8 w 14% 1 Rhine Westph 7sM . 101% 101% 101% 6 Nat Short T b A %A 15% 18% 16% 8 do S'is B S9 101% 101% 1MB share on 185.000 shares In first half lt Youngstown district steel opera­ 8 So rf imp 4%* ....103% 103', 103V 8 Rhine West 6s 56 . 00", 89% 1 Nat But Ref N J 3s ..MH 28% 1 Penn PftLt Ss B S3..1M 103 Wt 11 Phillips Pet U .....11% MH 1 NY Ch ft StL t%*A .107% 107% 1074 MH 21% of 1929. IM IM IM 4 Pierce OO 1% W tions remain unchanged this week 8 BW d* J»n 6%» ... 70S 70% 70% 1 Newberry J J Co 1.10. M 30 M 6 Peop LtftP Ss 79 ww 81 81 81 r 1 8 BT Idi»on rft 6V,s .114% 114% IMH 3 Rio Or do Sul W . 004 MV, 3 3 Phil El Fow 54s 13 IM IM 4 Faah Park Aa ...... 11 11 t Pierce Pet S% Ttt tt atm per cent ef rated capacity. 5 NY NH ft H cvt 6s 133% 133% 133% MH I BM ft Arte Ld 8% % 3% ioo Wlttt'Fairbank l_it Nat as t M1% p f ..7.. • 57 55% 87 I Pills Flour M 11% »% itt 3 Rome IHl M 91", tl MH 8 Newmont Mm ta . 84 14 M 1 Pitts Coal Oo ts 49. 99 M M June net operating income of ITO It Fltk Bobber 1% I Pirelli 1.14 ...... 40% Mtt nv, 57 do 1st rft 4Hl .. . MV, 15% MV, tt Royal Dutch 4s 45 . 91% •14 91% 8 Ntwpoit Co to ... • M M 20 8 Proc ft Gam 4 Vis 41. IM IM IM . j a 40H 4 NY Tel rft 4* 41 .107% 107% 34 Sao Faulo St 7s 40 . 90 M 90 1 FubSof No IU 4%1-M 95% 95% 95 class oaa reads, including 16 switch­ 3t Fo*t*r Wheel 8 .... . M 03% M% 1 Pitt Ser ft B tii... Wtt 40% An agreement haa bant reached Ml 35 N Y P V L *Stt Of 1U4 Ut 111 • Fourth N Inv « W S3 1 Pitts T Coal I 14% UH 5 NY Tel ten 44s M •101H 101% 101% 3 Sax Pub Wks 6% . 01% tlH 01% 15 N Y Tel d%Jct pf 6%*115% U8H I Bocb Cent p ta 88... 73% WH WH ing aad terminal companies. $63,- lilt BM Film A 4 . 41% M% M% J tor acquisition of ttw White Star 15 NY W ft Boat 4%» . MV, MV4 80% 4 Serbs Cts Slov 7s 63 86% MH MS 18 Nlag Hud Pow 40 15% 15% 116% 8 San Aat PSer 5sB58. 98 98 98 io Pitt* f coal at ta... M% 10% IT .103% 1034 W8H 883.475, against $105,818,808 m June, 1 Freeport Tn IB . . 41% 41% 41% i Poor ft co it ...... w% WH Refining Company ef Detroit by 8 Nor Aai Xd 54* .. 4 Sweden 54s M .... 104% 104% 104 -. 6 Do A war 4% 4% 3 Shaw'g WftP SsC 70.103% 103% 103% WM Fuller pr pf 7.I4B. . MH MH Wtt 11% 45 Nor Am Bd to M .1M% 100", 100 v. 3 Swiss OM Is W 1074 107H 107% 6 Norand* Mine* 3s . .31 30% 15 do 44s A 67 17% 07% 971, 1929. Six months' earnings 1 Porto B Am T A 3%l. 38 M nv* tlw Vacuum Oil Company on a 11 Nor Pac pr la ta 97 __s 1 Porto R Am T B ... tH n . MH MH 84*2 3 Tokyo OltP 54s 61.. •1*4 91% 91% a Nor Jp Avl» A »'*r . 3% 2% 30% 14 do 44s B M 97% 974 97% 8376.428,839. against $562,739,734. •H basis of 924 shares of Vacuum for 13 BM State* Pow SsA • 103 - in IM 5 Town XI to M S3.. 84% 88% 884 6 Nor Europe*n Oil ... 8 IH 11 BEPftL 4* A M38 xw 107% MTH WTH 1 ata Aai mvettW .. . ti Pralr Oil ft O 3s ... 11% 88 9% . 93% 93% 3% . 1% J« to W every 100 shares ef White Star, G. 1 Or* Waab RRftN 4s MH 14 Un Btl Wks 64i 11 A 884 MH 88% 10 Nor IPS 6pct at ft .IMH 100H 101% 1 Sou Cal Ed 5s 11 103% 103% 103% ai Oen Am Tank 4A... . SMt M 14% 31 Pralr PlpW L IB ... IMt *• B Pac Oaa Jl Se 5* .103% 188% IMH t Urutuay 8s 80...... 96V. MV, MV, 1 North States F A ft 146% 146% 146 1 do 5s S3... 103Vj 103% 103% Oeneral Asphalt Company earned 1 Ota Asphalt 4 .... . 41% 41% 41% 1 Proctor ft Oam I.M.. ia Tl 46% E. Arnott, president of Vacuum an­ 1 Faa Am t ft Tr to .103% 103% 103% 71 9 Vltnna City to 83 • M 85 Vi MV r 15 Sou Nat Oaa 6t 44... 91 91 91 50 cents a share in first six months. 8 Oan Bronte 1.3IH . . tin 15% 14% M Pub Ser N J l.M .... 81% M nounced, la addition negotiations M Fara Fam Laaky 6a..te* a 99% ioo" 14 Weetph O- B F ta 83 M% MVa 82 V, 1 Kraft Dairy 6%s ww 754 WH WH 4 Oen Cable A 364 17% 1 Pub Ser N J t pet pf.lltH 111% 111M % are about complete, to taid, tot 3 Penn RR to M ... 104% 1M% o 63% . w% 1MB 9 Yokohama St 61... MH if M a Ohio Oil 4",0 63% 63% 15 Bwest O&E te A 57.. M4 Mtt M% a oea citar 4 .. . 41% 43% 43% 8 Sa I pet at MH Bttt MH t Fen RB tan 4%a • • •. 103*4 1M% IMH 31% 6 Swest Nat O 4s 45.. . 954 95 95 Radio Corporation of America aad 318 Oen Elee l.M ... . MH M 81% 1 Pullman 4* MH purchase of a company similar la 8 Phila Co 5* 47 ...... 101% Ml 101 18 Da nsw %s 31% 31% 106% SB # size and operations to White Star Hotel aales today. 3.M3.M0. 1 Do pf ta 1054 105% 10 Swest PftL ta A 33.. .1MB 1074 1014 subsidiaries in six months ear nod 1 tan Xlec tpi .M ... . 11% 11% UH 1 Punta Ai Butsr It 31 Phil Read C ft Ita. . 97% 97V, MH 4% 2 Staler Mft « 43 984 37 Ootn Foods 1 ...... 11% 13% 53% I do etfs ...... 34 PhUllps Pet 5% ... Previous day- 3.909.000 3 Outboard Mot A l.W 1 64 3% . MB tr $505,098 after expenses, deprecia­ tt _ and he expected to announce the • 04% M% 99% week ago. S.Ml.OM. 3 Stand 4&E1 te 51. .IMH 1014 101% SOW OftB A . IH 1% •tt "1 MH 31 4 Portal T ft C Ss 53 . MH 93 93 1 Do B ., SH "8% tion aai taxes, equal to alttt W i do ev pf S . 17% 77% 77H ia pan on lttt ...... 31% •tt transaction soon. Consolidation of 66 P 8B O 4%s 70 . .101% 101% 101% Year aaa. 10.1I7.0M. 1 do 8s 33...... 101% 101% 103% 1 Oen Mills 8 ...... 44% 44% 44% 1W Para OO pf to at ..113% 113% 113% White Star and Vacuum will he- II Pure O 14s 87 ,,... .IMH 100% 1M% Taa yeara ato. 7.0M.OM. P ML 1 Stand Inv Ss tl SB). . STH STH MB share on •395.597 shares, against 7 Purttr Brit W January 1 W date. 1.7M.I33.0M. 8 BM O ft E 1 pf 1%*. 31 31 33 Stand PftLt It 57 . ioo% loov, ioo' ITS Oen Mot 1 • •**•_ 43% wit -.11 M% fi come effective as toon aa approved t Bom B 5%s 47 ww 98% 984 98% 1 Pacific Pub Ser l.M. 36% 36% M% profit of $4,996,487 In first half of 8 de i pf ...... •47% 81% ti% 3 Rich O C 6s M ... 881, 89 Same year ato. 1.171.SM.0M. SH 8 Son OU 54t M .102% 103% 103 V, 1111 Badlo T 11% MH Mtt by White Star stockholders. __ 8am* to* yeer* ato. 3.011.9233,000 3 Pacific Ttt ...... 8V, 84 1 Swift Ot ft 44. 101% 1434 1034 1929. 1 oua Sto ato* at . . it it M t asT|N ft a i st ii ioi wl ioi 1 Fae Wett Oil ...... 16V* WH WH

^S^__f___-__ '^mMM, __-»vti___ta_i_s£^_jjilii§§___l_' l ______i«_^______. ______*-_k__-i__S«_v__iS*-.., ,___&i___3ns __a * PAGE TWELVE EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1980 Splendid Values in Used Cars of All Makes and Models Are Available Now «I^2^5^____E_«;' EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE HELP WANTED SITUATION WANTED ti 76 S3 MONEY TO LOAN 90 IUTOMOBILE. FOR SALE 90 AUTOMOBILES—For Sala CLASSIFIED BAY DISTRICT Female Female Aatomobltea OIRL for housework, tood homt -nd HOUSEKEEPER, with lilt 4. desires piece, ADVERTISING BUSINESS AND Q I? D 17 T P 1? wates. Ph. 65371. UT Park Place, Ven bott. couple ar imall home. Box 1171 Santa Monica Outlook. "Auto Loans" HEADQUARTERS MOTHER'S helper, oae child, to home AUTOMOBILES REFINANCED PROFESSIONAL O L A V 1 L Hi nights. 117 AlfiliB. ave., Apt. 'OP They say that we are giving them MAIN OFFICE REPINED woman, plaea as housekeeper, CONFIDENTIAL, BANKLIKE 8ERVICE Fourth at Broadway, .ante jlonlca Listed below for the convenience of Evening Out­ 72 HELP WANTED small adult family m tat work. A-l TELEPHONE cook, references. Phone 37301. away! We are, when you compare look readers are representative business and pro­ Male and Female H. H. Singleton 23285 fessional concerns offering dependable services and ROUR work at work by the week, home lllj Banta Monica blvd. Pbone 28885 WEST LOS ANOELES BRANCH merchandise. If the service or merchandise desired WESTERN EMPLOY. AOENCIES, Mary nlthts. Ph. 16353. 637 Vernon ave., our prices. 11240 Santa Monica Blvd. Sawtelle Bcotanus, 111 Arlsona ave. Ph. 24668 Venice. TELEPHONE is not listed hare, a phone call will quickly place Beverly Hills, OX. 1500, 415 Beverly tr. Cook* and generals. 160-1100 mo.; fry AUTO LOANS Easy G. M. A. C. Terms and liberal Trades you in touch with a responsible firm that will serve cook, ttt wk.: sten-bkkpr. 130 wk.: wa.t- HOME LAUNDRY—Cash and carry, price REFINANCING 1933 Eulck special 4-door Mien Cannot be told from new, haa been driven v*ry little WLA S2163 you quickly. ress ttt wk.: dishwashers I .k.: ; en­ lttt. let class walk. 1446 Princeton QUICK. 'COURTEOUS. CONFIDENTIAL by original owner. Best buy In tbt Bay District *t tftl. SUBSCRIPTION HATE- try bop tt day: mother's hettoH 136 136 LOW RATES Delivered oy carrier in Banta Monica. mo.; Filipino couple, cook and 2nd maid FXP. young steno. wants office work 1037 Nash Adrrticed 6 roadster (sportI, wire wheel*, loaded with extras. Mutt be ttta Ocean Park, Venice. Sawtelle. Brentwooc PHONE 2S285—DIRECTORY DEPARTMENT 1150 mo.; couples 1100-(300 month. Write MM McKlnltt ave., Venice. to ba appreciated Bee it today. Only tttl. BOME BUYI and Pacific Palisades, SOc pel month Henry Finance Co. Retni.ar Advance POR INFORMATION 731 Santa Monlea blvd. Phoaa 31170 Rate Rat' EFFICIENT help for all occasions. Bay CAPABLE white woman, housework by Extra special 1021 Chrysler 62 apart roadster, bas had excellent cart, new tires, ready District Employment Atency. Ill 8 M ta drive tv a>. Don't mlaa thia at 1465. Full price. One year MM I5.0G hour or day. Ph. 13120. {3 00 ».lil, blvd Pbone 31174 AUTO LOANS 3lThre_ monthe months s — MM Better Huriyt 1026 Studebaker (President 8) atate aedan, bat 6 wire wheels, trunk, ti.se REPINED yount tirl wants bousework. PUKNITUKt AND DIAMOND LOAN- every extra available. Cost new 13.600. tmt price today only .795. On streets and news stands, pel copy. tr. Phone 26810. EASY WAT TO (OAR Mall per month 65c. payable In advance BUSINESS SERVICE BUSINESS SERVICE 74 EMPEOYME.VI . GENCIES These rales apply also lo tbe West _..• Anteles Tribune. LADY wishes work, companion, mother's SUPER FINANCE CO. Buick Used Car Lot 42A EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 4.A EMPLOYMENT AGENCY O. & MORRIB EMPLOY AGENCY helper. Drive ear, alt. Mrs. Russell. 21462 MH Banta Monlea ONA 'af Phone 356l_ Represented Nationally M Servant Employer aad Employe. ML O. MOGENSEN ft COMPANY. INO. Ith and Broadway. S. M. 38700 • ta A OIRL wanta taa kind ot work. By hour 86 MORTGAGES, f RUST DEEDS 10th and Santa Monica Blvd. San Francisco. 664 Market 8tr*et. or Am. B. M. 84118. PHONE 35213 Lo* anteles. 433 South Sprint Street, 75 SITUATIONS WANTED Seattle. 603 Stewart ttreet All Kinds 12.000 SECOND Trust Deed for 11,160; ae- Male WOMAN wlahea day work by the hour. curlty 113.500. first encumbrance 12,- Portland. M Broadwar. Pbone 28687. Detroit. 3044 West Orand Blvd. MARRIED maa wants Job as private pa­ 500. P. O. Box 35. Beverly Hills. AUTOMOTIVE MERCHANDISE Chlca to, 360 No. Michitan avenue. trolman, watchman or suard; experi­ NEW TORK. 133 East 42nd -treet. MALE HELP enced. 3434 Kansas ave., 8. M. 78 PAINTING, PAPERHANG.NG Copies at tne Santa Monica Evenlnt AND CARPENTERING 88 MONEX WANTED 90 AUTOMOBILES—For Sale 102 FURNITURE FOR SALE Outlook may be secured at any of these CARPENTER builder, repairing, painting offices, where fall data rwardlat the FURNISHED IMMEDIATELY O. a HEYWORTH. painter, Jobbing a Prlcea reas. Phone 33347. 1353 Utb tt. 13.100—1 YRS. t%, secured by 1st T. D. BUICK aedan, 1028 master 6, 6-pass., Uke CLOVER cutter. like new. lawn mower* Banta Monica nurtrt mar alao ba haa specialty. 11 a dap. W.L.A 33806—33580 new stucco store bids., 4 rm. residence, The Santa WlMlM PuBllahlnt Company Chauffeurs, Porters, Waiters, Dishwashers, Laborers, new in every way; sell or trad* for tttB aad used, garden tools of BB kind*, garage, earner tola property value •mallet car; privately owned. IM Jmt wheel barrow, flBl B B devil tratt reserves the rltht W -orrectly classify or Efficient Gardening RELIABLE paperhanglng and painting 14.750. M0 bonus. Box 1690 Saata revise advertisements or reject am re­ Cement Workers (by Contract or Day) Try J. Harriet. 1060 tth st. Ph. S44W. blvd. Phone 15315. raklnt machine and 1MB eultlvator. Al fund amount paid, and will not he respon­ Phone 36461 (V 36466 Monica Outlook. Vlckery't, 3109 Sawtelle blvd. Open eve­ sible fw more ttaa aat Incorrect in- FOR SALE—Equity IB '38 Pontiac sport nings. CARPENTER work, dap or contract. Esti­ coupe, good condition. Ph. 23286 between sertloa of any ad ordered for • *ore than JOHN H. HILL mates furnished. Phone 34847. FINANCIAL WILL pap tB ta SIB. with security ratio MO time better than t tm 1. Investigate at a Bad 8 p. m. only. UNFINISHED PURNITURB once. Box 1365 S. M. Outlook. All transient or telephoned advertise­ Pool and Snooker PAINTING, papht.. best wk., lowest pric 80 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES lit PIOO PBONB HIM. ments are payable and will be collected day. contr. estl. given. Scruggs 65898 for. immediately after tbe first insertion, is.ooo—Ta. from private party. Hitn PURNITORE BALE, PRICES LOW. 8TOR- 1616 SECOND STREET SANTA MONICA class residential. Bank refs. th. 13133. 93 AUTOMOBILES WANTED unless patron haa already established a OOOD reliable chauffeur, any reasonable FOR SALE—Gasoline station doing a tood AQE BLDO.. 1431 a M. BLVD. retular account on our credit Or offer. Carl Zopcl, Venice 64279. INDEX 40 BEDDING business, best of equipment, lease runs 42A FOOT CORRECTIONIST 8 years. Bee F. E. Voltaire, 3301 Ocear AUTOMOTIVE^ CASH for your used car or equity. FURNITURE, rata, sprints, mattress**, rhe fouowint tt thi order in which the CARPENTF1. contract, new work nr re­ Park blvd. W. A STILLWELL nt stove and refrigerators. 1317 10th It. sight major group* of classification. pair, ar by dap. Phone 63830 Utb and Santa Monlea blvd. apcear -KST made mattiesosa. all sues, all prices WHY suffer with rour feet? Bee me. Paul sprint* bedsteads, pillows, motb-proo: R. Wlllouthby. 816 Wllshire blvd. Pb EQUIPPED barber shop, with living quar­ 90 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE SB oUNi_ME.vra PAtNTING. carpenter work, repair wors WANT late model automrbtle. WIU pay Classification* ______I M W ing, sterilizing renovate mattresses with 21600 Free examination tan, barber retired. 1037 Washington IM SEWING MACHINES Bt» cover 15 aaata Monica Mnltrer ' a specialty Phone 31602 after 4pm blvd., Venice. 1160 cash. 057 16th st. •I'SINES. BBBTICS aad Pillow Factory IMt Utb et 13604 Classifications __ _S0 i. 48 LOCKSMITH HOLLAND gardener desires private olaee, Dodge Coupe BEWINO machines rented and repaired. references. 715 Paciflo tt., O. P. GAB ttatton lease. Independence With MERCHANDISE sMPLonasB* 30A BRIDGE LESSONS profit. Sma. amt., investigate. Ph. .3636 Hawley's Classifications — KEYS made, duplicated, for auto, trunk JAPANESE expert gardener wants steady $245 PINANCIAL or door. Call 111 Broadway. B. M. 33405 or part time lob. P M. Ph. 33819—OTO. 82 MONEY TO LOAN 100 FOR SALE—Mlscellaneont 3736 Main St.. O. P. Phone 61146 CONTRACT bridge taught. Lessons J 1.0'. Tola B tbt four cylinder business man'* Classification* — Real Estate coupe; reflnlshed in black duco; rubber un .O.IVE each, Mrs. P. B. Coulter. 960 16th. 4313k EXPERIENCED chauffeur desires work. MB MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 48A MASSEUSE tt very aood and mechanical shape Is FIRE SALE—100 hlth grade wardrobe Classification* ___ white, aged 35. 1360 33rd at. flat, Tba' aaa baa beta driven very MERCHANDISE .100 to 118 We Handle All Forms of trunks. 50 steamer trunks, 100 autc Classificationa -__ 33A CARPET CLEANING •artfully and bat avcrated only 5.ooo trunks. slightly damaged by smoke, at STECK Circassian walnut uprltht, piano. MILADY'S Masseuse, formerly dept. mer EXPERT DRIVER—Will teach you any ca miles per year. Here is a Ital car and a asNTASa reasonable, Bh. 33811. week d*ys. Real Estate Financing. bit bargain prices. M auto trunks, your beautiful tone, excellent condition, bar­ Classification* — Saboba Hot Springs. Special Introductory Mat buy for you. We do not tM cleaner pick at 15.' taln. BAT E. SCHAFER, tth BBd Bdwy. CARPETS and rata of all kinds cleaned cars than this mat. BEAL ESTATE offer. 25673 or 24750. Eliz. Koeppell. INGLES HOUSE CLEANERS. CITIZENS MORTGAGE GOLDMAN'S. Classifications __ oriental. Chinese and navajo our spe­ ciality. Established 1905, In Santa Mon WINDOW CLNO FLOOR WAXING. 6428'. 1349 Wsshington blvd.. Venice. Open "11 BAND, ttrint Inst*.. n*w. uttd. repair* G. G. Bundv day lea Bay. Hornlsh Carpet Works. Phon. S3 PIANO rUNINO AND SECURITIES CO. Oea O. Ooodman. Violin Mkt- 103 Bdwy. ANNOUNCEMENTS Santa Monica 6HI01 It SITUATION WANTED 222 Santa Monica Blvd. Studebaker Used Cars Fe-nali' 316 BROADWAT. OPP08HB POSTOFPICE B M. BAY WRECKING OH New manage­ IIANOS rented M aad ap. Storate Ware­ HOLLAND DIM CD piano technician ru_ OPEN EVENINGS. ment, bit bargains, wrecktnt nice bldg* house. 3436 Santa Monica blvd. 1 DEATH a FUNERAL NOTICE. 36 CORSET BUSINESS ing, voicing. Itntinni or oiano* Pet*? Plumbing aad Hat limber new roofing laiiKen 166.1 Ocean ave 16340 UT. Ita llltt. short story. Journalism. MORTGAGE MONEY pu speak., book reviews, club papert; sold and applied, reasonable. 1646 'Ith to waa for oulldlnt purposes ar income St. Phone 11333. CONSOLE cabinet, phonograph with rec­ BUCKHAM—Jennie A. Buckham. Aged 7V SPIRELLA corsets, maternity and ab­ A L. CUMMINOS, piano tuner with lack- tl. Col.. Bl school ttaeher. Adeline N ot residence piaptltl No waiting at ords. MB RAT E. SCHAFER, 4th and years. Mother of Mrs. W. 11. HIU and dominal belts. Mrs. Qibb. 1211 6th st son-Stitt Mus. Co. Ph. 21118. Res. '0340 Smith Phone 63681 escrow Brlat HI rout plans Brown Chev. Co. Broadway. sister of Mrs. Ada Clark, Mrs Ida Mul­ Phone 26606. 12 to 2 FOR SALE—* puppies. AireAle and col­ [ COLORED tlrl wants housework by day THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED USED lie, 3 does, t buck, 6 small mesh-\ Ire len. Mrs. Riley Pnrkhurst. Mrs. J. S. Federal Bond & Mtge. Co. CARS—OUARANTEED. FULL PRICE PIANO close-out tale. 145 up. STORAOI King, Claude, C. E. end George Rowe or week, will ttap an place, A-l refer­ doors aaa small wire meah, 4 sheets of BLDO.. 1416 Santa Monica blvd. 40 UE1E-1IV- AG-Nl.U-H 56 PLATING ences. Phone 33379. Of Santa Monlea '26 PACKARD club sedan 1685 tin 6x5 _ ft. 1512 Colby, W. L. A. Passed away Saturday. August 16. Serv­ Suite 1-6 Security Bids Phone 33363 tt CHEV. dump truck il . ton) 6685 ices Monday. August 18. at 3 p. m., at PIANO BALE—Uprights and grand*. Bom* NEAT colored woman wltb two boys, de- 1100,000 TO loan on VACANT or Improved '29 CHEVROLET landau sedan 3585 at low as IM. Term*. TM Colorado. the Memorial chapel of Todd and Leslie. BANTA MONIOA PLATING WORKS. 120n '20 CHEVROLET coach, nice 1405 WALLACE adjustable bed. Santa Monica blvd., S. M. Phone 33097 sires work as housekeeper or managing property. Mr. Sifter, 1018 Wilshire Pbone 36407. Bracket.'* Merchants Patrol house, small wages. Phone 39143. Pbone llttt. '29 CHEVROLET coupe, perfect 1495 10. RADIO LINK—Mary Jano Link, AUK. 16. Loving DAY AND NIGHT BERVICE PH 16744 '36 HUDSON brougham 1198 '37 FORD coupe, perfect 1135 LAWN fertilizer, oest on market, well Supplies. -cce_orlea mother of Mrs. Perry M. Jacobs, of this .2 SPECIAL NOTICES EXP. mid.-aged ladp wanta nursing or PRIVATE money Liberal loans. Residen­ city, and Mrs. O. R. Mason, of Los An­ housekeeping. IMa Box 1693 Outlook tial or business Ut. Oliphint. 1156 6th STUDEBAKER coach, real ll JOS cured Shaver Dairy 63070 teles. Funeral services will be held 11 DRESSMAKING. MILUNUtt DODGE touring. A-l 165 WHAT 18 A BARGAIN* Tuesday at 1 p. m. at the chapel of SPECIAL attention taken on men't BBS Do yoa know? GOWNS, tailored suits, coats, rellned, al­ FERTILIZER — Best for lawns. DelHeret a you do not—bewarel If you do—drop Brown Brothers, 035 W, Washington ltdles' allerationa Tailoring 11752 S.M.Blvd., Sawtelle t yards. 18. Prlckett's Dairy. 71145 blvd., Los Angeles. Interment Forest terations. 1415 Euclid. 28647. Mrs. Mayer 8ANPORD J MOSK. 1411 Ird tl. la and see how we Uve up to oor name. Lawn. MODEL A FORDOR ______-1435 RADIO BAROAIN BOUSE FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKING BY EX '36 Chevrolet cabr!o!et—____ -MIS TUXEDO suit, cheap, coat 44, never worn Cor. ltth and Broadway. Phone 38633 PERT. Mrs. Morton. 1330 O. P. bvd. 65171 '3M model A TUDOR ______-1460 1527'.4 Corinth. W. L. A. MILLER—Reverdy J. Miller, at 2113 Zeno 05b WASHING MACHINES FIVE tube, console cabinet, all-electric place. Venice. Brother of William E. 29 Model A 8PT. RDSTER. __ .1435 SMART dresses, old ones cleverly remod., Late 1139 sport Coupe (model Al. Pender radio, 135. RAY B. SCHAFER. 4th and Miller, of Pasadena. Funeral services 102 FURNITURE FOR SALE Broadway. Tuesday, Aug. IB, at 2 30 p. m., from coats, ensembles. 26241. 1666 Euclid it. wells aat almost every possible extra Washing Mach. Appli. Co only tone 6.000 miles 1525 the Ocean Park chapel of Klrkelie, New Block and Thor Washers. 42 Thrift Is An Art AIL OUARANTEED • TUBE all-electric Radio. Bernard and Peek. EDUCATIONAL VAUOHAN'S—ALWAYS BUSY. Parts and supplies, all makes. BY Complete 119.60. EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE. HUGE STOCK—LOW PRICES! 10600 West Pico, at Parnell. MONAHAN—Mathew S. Monahan. 3d O. a LANOHAMMER. MOR. Velour bed davenport , * , IT.Bt FRENCH and German lessons by dlpicmn'd R. M. Hufford, Inc. 3 vacuums, nearly new _____.l7.5r ea 56 years. Father of Mrs. Elwood Hap- lady, 17 years In Paris. 17234. 1101 S M. blvd Phone 2678A AUTHORIZED PORD DEALER 107 OFFICE AND 8TORE good of Venice. Services Tuesday at 11 And the best way to learn Bed, sprint and mattress, complete 18.00 3nd aad Colorado. 3-pc. tap. daven. set - - 119.00 SUPPLIES a. m.. at the Wee Kirk o' The Heather, Santa Monica. Forest Lawn cemetery. Olendale. Todd i New unfln. breakfast tttt if*** and Leslie, directors. EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT 75 Uttd maa, tB si/es, aB prices. '28 Graham-Paige Very fine mth. roll top desk 135 00 Bay Cities Cabinet Shop' SANDERSON—Cyrus E. Sanderson. Be­ 70 HELP WANTED and to practice this art is Dining room set tlt-tf BANK. OFFICE AND STORE -UTURES 70 UELP WANTED-Male Handsome 5-pc wal. feed ttt 155 oo 111 PICO BLVD PBONB 6311* loved husband of Jennie M. Sanderson, Male Sedan Hith oven ranges 18: couch 12 Oil of 034 Sixth street. Funeral services to s t u d y the Classified NOW tires aad finish, new sar guarantee. Btl*. day bed 13; tan. couch 12.00 will be held Tuesday at 3 p. m. from the YOUNG man to leant our business. Won­ 1541. Terms. 11 bedroom acts, very thee p. 108 SWAPS chapel of the Mendenhall Fun-rnl derful opportunity. Apply in person, 0 Home. Ambitious Man Vaughan's, 1331 Lincoln blvd.. 8. M.. betw. in Santa Monica to qualify for a per­ to 10 a. m.. West Lot Angeles Guaran­ Ads every day. They are Wllshire dt Arizona. Open till 8 p m. 36009 37 MODEL Dodte ted., trade for ear pen. manent position. Must be capable* re­ tee Building-Loan Association. 113 _ '28 Essex Coach wk. Write ta 11638 Kiowa ave.. W.L.A STANTON—Daniel Edward Stanton. . t liable, honest. Start immediately on Santa Monica blvd.. West Los Anteles Good rubber, excellent running condition 6 FT. plate elass refrigeration counter 202 Blcknell av.. Ocean Park. Father ot reasonable earning basis. Car neces­ filled with lessons in Only $245 Terms case -110.60 Edward F. Stanton and brother f Mrs. sary. Write, President, Box 669, Battle BOY over 13 years old wanted for route. White enamel chiffonier _18.50 DOGS. BIRDS. CATS Meme A. Starr, of Ocean Park, and Creek. Mich. Must have bicycle. Apply Outlook office. W. A. Stillwell Mahogany and cane day bed and pad 19.75 no Clarence Watson of Mystic. Conn. Fu­ Circulation Department. llth and 8. M. blvd. Brunswick cabinet phonoeraph and 13 FREE—Fox terrier puppies. The first neral services Tuesday. August 10 at 11 WANTED— Salesman, thoroughly experi­ economy and every one record* i 13.50 a. m. at Grace chapel, Inglewood Park comers will have several la select from. enced In boys' clothing and accessories. BARBER wanted, $25 guaranteed, no '27 Chrysler 2-Door Sedan Wood bed. drawers and mirror, coll BU 10th it.. Santa Monica. cemetery. Klrkelie. Bernard and Peek Age limit 15 years. An exceptional op­ Sundays. 3608 Main St., Ocean Park sprints and mattress 110.15 directors. of them brings satisfac­ portunity with one of the most ex­ New tires, new paint, mechanically perfect. 9*12 Axminster tat ***- FOR BALB—Beautiful pedltreed Pekin- clusive stores In Southern California. Tl HELP WANTED Mahogany piano bench ______.14.50 ptte puppy. 937 llth st. Write, giving aat, past connection and Female $325 Full Price 600 lb. butcher scales $9.50 i FUNERAL DIRECTORS salary expected. Box 1600 Outlook. tion and saving to some­ Queen Ann dining table and four WOMAN, colored, lltht housework, care chair* j -411.50 Ill— POULTRY. RABBITS KIRKELIE. BERNARD ts PEEK of children, stay on premises, 130 per Carl R. Henderson LINCOLN PURNITURB CO. WANTED—1 neat appearing men with month. 3635 Ocean Front, O. P. body. MU Lincoln Blvd., Venice Phone 65232 303 Main St Phone 61103 0—rt to quality for responsible position Packard Dealer. SIXTY laying hent far A-C radio, aat Ambulance Service. Ocean Pert with old established California corpora­ MOTHER'S helper, strong and healthy, range, or overstuffed aet, or light ear: tion. Apply 723 S. M blvd., 3 to 5 OREAT demand ter 3nd-hand furniture tap er all. 11775 idabo ave.. WAA. fond of children, lovely rm and bath, CADILLAWilshirC truck. 135e . aSomt 17te buyh . 1231 Beat pricea pa.a Phone 63609 T. J MENDENHALL afternoons, Mr. Phillips. permanent position. Ph. W.L.A. 31736. Lincoln blvd. Stewart. 307 Rolnater av*. OP. RENTALS Funeral Home MVGGS McGINNIS AN EASY TASK! IIU rou.th ta Ph 122b. WALLY BISHOP WANTS* TO HENT WILSHIRE FUNERAL BOME. INO. Mitcellaneona Pbone 33037 1510 Wllshire boulevaro John C Botes. Stanley J Straw WANTED—Good home for bor, 13 year* old. close to school aad beach. Write MM Allen ave.. Olendale, Cal. William T. Nolan ONE or two room apt, furnlahed wltb ae­ FUNERAL DIRECTORS rate. Box Mil Outlook. AMBULANCE SERVICE. PH. 61808 PRICE-DANIEL CO.. INC FOR RENT Pormerly Prod J Finch Co.. Ino. Rooma, Furnished AMBULANCES BAWTELL- PHONB WLA. 13571 LADY will share 3 bedrm. rear cottage. well tarnished. tl3.60. nil 6th ai TODD _ LESLIE. Phone 21043 7th and Arizona. Banta Monica. Calif. 15—FURN rooms, kitchen privileges, parking spate. UM ML Phone »!0*6 ROOM alB both, prlv. entrance, quiet I CEMETERIES. MAI-OLEUM- home. 1028 6th st. Phone 23tlt.

FOR THOSE WHO CARE FURNISHED rms., quiet place, handy to Wllshire bat. 1136 Princeton. Ph. Mill. Woodlawn Mausoleum ROOM off tar., prlv. entrance and bath, BY THE PEACEFUL PACIFIC 1 or 3 men. 1457 Centlnelia. Ph. 14314. 14TB AND PICO BLVD. Office Phone 33478. Res. Phone 3871 HOUSEKEEPING ind sleeping e_id 16 per week. ttM ltd tt U LOS. AND FOUND IM BOOMS AND BOARD LOST—Small Boston bull, screw tall, black with one white foot, white breast • .id ROOM and board ltt men; tood bome tatt Bumped back Aatwer* te "Sill- cooking, 19 and 110 wtek. 1411 fth tt . flB>** Reward, in Nowita place. Venice. ROOM and board at Wllshire Inn. 1194 tnd tt. Bath, private entrance. PARTY that picked up black cat on West- gate ave. last Tuesday was seen, and -II -mi 1=:_a—W^MMPB*__BUBtt' to avoid trouble return at once to 1223 IM FOR RENT Westgate ave Apartmenta Furnished QUAPAW APTS.-Cor. Main and LOST—PARROT—On tth of July. Sn 1, Park blvd.. Oeean Park. Overttuffed. > gray, with red tail. Reward. Phone Mcdern to tbe minute. aB mo. and ap 36826. Mrs. Naylon. Blntlta nd doublet. Blk. from IriteB. BRAND aaw furnished tingle. Kelvlnator, LOST—Bet chain with several keys and colored bathrms., thower, reason, rent. metal tag. Reward. Call Culver iy. Inspection Invited. Bernice Apartment*. 3189. Ask for Auditor. Up Utb st„ near Wilshire. LOST—White and black female toy fox BEAUTIPULLY turn, singles, one upstair*, I' terrier, half bobbed tail. "Fusty." Re­ ocean view. 140; the new apt-court* on ward. Phone 25849. Harvard off Wllshire. 1336-B Harvard 81, Pbone 31317. LOST—Earring, downtown or on 17th st 8. M. Reward. Phone 25741. FURNISHED APTS.—tit. t tttt.. Ind. sat, m lltht. a_T. Apply after t p. ttm" Wtt ' •• LOST—Keyring wltb five keys, llth and Euclid. mt Wilshire vicinity. Return tlt-B loth .•'.. MOD. apts. Frit. lncl.. 1117 Barry. Alto LOST—Dia. St pearl pin. O. Frt., between new house, nice furn.. velvet drape*. 4- 8. M. et Ven. Reward. Box 1692 Outlook adult*. Ut. 1041 Barry. LOST—Tan silk purse, with bills. Wednes­ ONE or 3 rms., porch and kitchen. 4th aad day. 8 p. m. Reward. Ellison Apts. 42. Wllshire. inquire nil Third •*. tat SAN VICENTE, rma. t bedrma. ga- 12 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS rtte. Phon* 34931. ! 3 RM duplex and taraat. Ml ltth tl. tts. DO your girls require clothing for ^choo, 34133. iKM wear. Workmanship, material tad - Bt guaranteed, very reasonable prlee. Ml** BBAUTIPUL tint 1* court apt* mmtaa m••• Roche. 1454-C 10th *t. Phone 38715 porch IU. Oar***, ata tmt, at.

__-J__.. . ^£$6 ^-___3_^i_-_.^^> • -?-".•. '-. ulr | — ______Tffl^ MONDAY, AUGtfSfSll, 1930 EVENING OUTLOOK* SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THIRTEEN If You Are Tired of Paying Rent, Buy One of the Homes Offered on This Page

REAL ESTATE v J^&nxre the The Federation ltt LOTS FOR SALE Palisades Price of Rolph Campaign 60 FOOT LOT. NORTH OP GEORGINA. #-TJD6E GILLETTE'S REGENT SQUARE. MUST BB SOLD CALL OWNER. 35136. State Societies Urges Progress The decision: ma*flm* L. A. Produce tX H. Parsons, Secretary Tha court bald for Mrs. Stebbins 111 INCOME PROP--!- Office, Headquarters, Register* Gladys O'DonneD ] Tbe Judges reasoned thus: Facta Withheld in Court Hotel Rossi yn Career of Public Service LOB ANGELES, Aug. lt (AP)—Applet—< Quite true, mere fright la no cause Fifth and Main Sts., Los Angeles Per lb.. Sebastopol. Cravenstelns J"4 „3CS Hearing-* Council Cited as Aaaet for San Jose, Skinners Seedlings 3®3.c; or action. But whenever tut nil Telephone FAber 3311 White Astrachan. Me. waa applied, usually the fright was FOR BALE Told by Owners Northern Man Trouble htt developed at the two Ohio Artichokes—Per box, Arroyo Orande, Sea caused by negligence. But in cases Ot. SB wells la tht Venice field, that pre* Leads Air Derby Lull Obispo 54-60s. [email protected]; poorer. where fright la caused by a wilful A 110.000 Apartment Bulldlni, (Continued from Page 9) ventint aar new eompletlont during tht 12(1(2.25; 75s, $21.2.25. and malicious act, the victim can (Continued from Page 1) weekend. It waa learned today. Asparagus Local, lb.. 12.21c. . furniture and Real Estate. Swabblnt hat been halted at tht Del Avocados—Local, loose lb, Seeding! 3S(t and must recover. Here ttaa land- back line It might be possible to that won this concession from con­ Rev Land and Water No S well, la the Miss Doig Second on Hop IBM certainly was wilful and 30c; Harmon. 35c. ' tB full operation, tot 165,000. prevent ttM owners from building gress. extreme southeast corner at tht Held, la Bananas—Per lb., mostly 4c; ripe 3@3„0, malicious. anything at all on the property. Caledonian Club—0 p. at., second aider that the liner la the hole mar te From San Diego to ' Beans—Per lb., local Kentucky Wonder Loses His Fortune Ilahed eel lit the IIOOIUl time. Decision 5(ft-6c, few beat 7e; Wax best ..as: ordin­ Reasonable down payment, "Don't Oat Anything** aad fourth Thursday nights each to run new liner la tht hole aat arrived Calexico Field ary 3V> _5c; Lima. me.c. mostly te.. At tte time the court action waa month in Fraternal -Brotherhood "Intensely patriotic. Rolph invest­ at after continuous swabblnt of more thin RENTALS . balance loat easy term*, Blackberries—Watsonvllle 12 cup trayt _ Initiated, Smith declared, Commis­ building, 845 South Figueroa. ed practically his entire fortune Is 130 hours failed to brint the expected CALEXICO, Aug. lli (_l —Mrs. pint. 750S5C. few 90c. __;_! sioner Helton purchased taa lots shipyards at Eureka, Buffering the flow of all. Gladys O'Oonnell of Long Beach was Brussels Sprouts—Davenport. Ib., lost ltft, 10 ' FOR RENT ar will sell furniture and oa the face of tte bluff for tM Colorado—8 p. m., first Friday night loss of more than a million dollars Troubled br Sand Tbt trouble hat htm Mill aand. whleh the first of six women fliers to landI B^JV'M".3nc™c.rrotBunched Vetetables—Locas 25«M.Cl doz: -i-o. bunchesn 30oi. Apartment Furniihed lease fer 1 peart. each as a precedent to guide tte each month, Moose hall, 1024 South when the government abandoned courts la fixing valuations on tte has beta Utrt'nt Its war into tht bore, here today on the second lap of the i K0„i Rabi, 35«30c .Mustard. aoeiset Grand avenue. the building of wooden ships. Dur­ and ia believed that inserUon of a differ­ air derby from Long Beach to Chi Oyster Plant, 30c: Par-ley, ll'i.lSe: rad­ LLISON APTS.—P*loma avanu*. Venlee. Best location Ocean Front. bluff property. -Iaa? believe ttet ing the Liberty bond drives te ent type of liner will eliminate thia dif­ ishes, small red, 25«30c; Spinach. 20«t2Se» Elect refrlt.. reason, rate*. 8. M. MMl. avaa if the court awards had been Kansas—8 p. m., second Thursday "bought till it hurt" sacrificing ficulty aad matt It possible to put the cago. Mrs. O'Donnell landed at Turnips. _s@30c; Dill, per bunch 10c. Bar particular! double that price, there would have night each month, Veterans hall, 300 thousands by selling these bonds at wall ea production tome time this week. 10:41:02, making the flight from San Cabbage—Local, crates Cannonball. 400 LATEST IB doubltt, refrlt, steam L t, been no protest here today," Smith South Hill street a discount to meet financial obliga­ Al the Die_laton No. t work at raislnt Diego la 41:03. SO cents. tar. Adults. 838 Utb It Phone 35111. CARL P. BCHADER pointed out. tht tubint loo feel or ta Wat under way She was followed by Miss Marjorie Cantaloupes—Local, standard crates ot tions. today. Tldt operation vtt launched after Doig of Danbury, Conn., who landed Hole's best, 24-27S. IO.90Tfl.OC 36s, ISO 3 RMS . completely furn., close In, adultt. 1838 oetta ave.. BANTA MONICA "Furthermore, Commissioner Hel­ Misouri—8 p. m., third Tuesday a lentthy swabblnt process had failed to 85C- 45s, 40.60c: tip tops. 12-ISS, 7500 No pet*. 1331 MB it. ton told us that by buying the night, Moose hall, 1024 South Orand "Always a Mend of the service put the hole on production. Ohio Oil Oo. at 10:47, forty-five minutes after $100: 24s-27s. 50«75c: Paul Rose 34_w» bluff we would acquire tte rever­ avenue. maa, te bid farewell to San Fran­ officials ttU] are optimistic retarding these taking off at Lindbergh Held, San 11*1.5: Its. 7Scat_. _, _^.- FOR RENT sionary rights to the 50-foot Pacific cisco's own regiment, the 363rd, at two holes, however, and believe that both Diego. Miss Doif, apparently lost Caullflower-Local, field crates 75c9111 Ul Electric right of way, adjoining tte Minnesota—(including Minneapo­ Camp Lewis when it entrained for will be completed shortly aa tood pro- ter bearings, circling the field twice Ventura Co. Guadalupe mostly 11.35 Honsaa Unfurnlahed NEW up-to-date buntalow court t unit*. ducers. only to cross the finish line, in land­ Celery—Venice crates ifii'A doz. 10 Tia Furnished. Pine natal location. IB* Beach road, and that in this way lis)—8 p. m., first Friday night in New York and at the end of tte Althouth tht report could not be vert* 11: ftw 11.35. Hearts m lettuce crated 637 MORENO WtSm BRENTWOOD—One come lilt per month. 116,000. Terms we might eventually get that land the Music Art tell, 233 South war te waa first at the dock to wel­ Wat, it vat rumored la tbe field this ing, from the wrong direction. 40«i26c. few 75c block from Brentwood tolf club, cad A. M. JAMISON if the Pacific Electric abandoned mornint that awtbblnt for production will Miss Ruth Barron of Hollywood Chicory- Local crates 50965c. few fie. Broadway. come all those who returned from be under war sometime tonlsht m tomor­ : south of San Vicente; new 3-story Span­ Phone 31MB 1338 tth It its service and tte right of way the hell ot war. Be la ttM honorary finished third at 10:51:02 o'clock, Corn tat hit. local 60S75c; poorer ta ish house. • bedrms., 3 baths, 1-car ta­ reverted to abutting property. But row tB Btl Star No. 2, located ea Wash­ 050c: Chlno. 60W85C. —8 p. m.. third Tues­ president ot the 383rd regiment. lntton ttreet. It was learned todar that 48:02 minutes after tte take-off. Cucumbers—Per lug. local 40*?5Oe. few rate, handsome trounds and ttta. Bp TWO houses on lie. lot. tt block 8 M now I aai told that In this action tht bottom ot thia hole Is at 6,571 feel. ownrr. Three lines of transportation blvd. Terms. O. Klsner. 1431 Tth it. day night, Fraternal Brotherhood "In addition to his close connec­ We: Lompoc. Orange Co., 50®80c. San the original owners keep all ra* In tood oil aand. Diego Oa- SO-tOc. Local, Dills tlVlttt Phone IMM building, 845 South Figueroa. tion with service men's organiza­ Jertiaa-Capp Cemented LOS ANGELES AVIATORS versionary rights, so that wa dont tions among whom he has veritably WILL RACE TO CHICAGO small pickles II .5001.75. 146 SUBURBAN PROPERTY get anything. The Jertlns-Capp No. 1 was standing Crabapples—Local, lugs Hyslop 751.900. TWO houses, one of 5 rms., one of t rms Texas—8 Bt m., second Friday thousands of personal friends, he is cemented today, it was reported, casing LOS ANOELES, Aug. 18 (U.R)—At mostly 75c. . __ laltable for boarding house 1616 Saw- Asks Valuation night, 1137 South Hope. a member of the Olympic, Bohe­ having been tet yesterday. The depth ef least five nationally known Ameri­ Eggplant—Local, lb., l_@2c: lugs Jtp- i Wtm* blvd. Inquire ttl Palisades ate. "I adl that tte city assessor place this hole to 3,601 feet. Production teat an»«e TSeBII. . ._. _ _ 8. M. Phone 31735. Inq. O. a. Wilkinson MU8T sacrifice equity tn 3 tood acres of mian, Pacific Union, Union League will be made sometime thia week. The can aviators will take off here tte land, licit to tood town, .for 150. lat* a valuation ae this muff as fixed by New Jersey—6:10 p. m., fourth Figs—Per lb., local Brunswick 5«r7c few and Family clubs, Native Sons of Keller-Prater No. 1 alta lt standing ce­ night af August 26 ia a non-stop best 9c. San Joaquin Valley. Calimyrna I UNFURNISHED 4 bedrm.. I ttory house aaee IMt, lit per month. MU Bui '"et the court, which tl only one-third Friday night, Leighton's cafeteria, tte Oolden West, Redmen, Elks, mented, wttt etllnt tet le a depth of aaa. Culver City. O.O. 1336 of what the property owners swore race to the Chicago national air fit rente. aad tarate, close to local and Beverly 542 South Broadway. Moose, Eagles, Masons, Shriners and 6,491 fttt. Caslnt Wit expected to be let races, officials announced today. • Lettuce—Crates Iceberg. Salinas iced 4-1 blvd. busses and school. Re*son*ble. 166 they believed to be tta value. If In the Mohawk Block L. 1 today er to­ dozen, 12.75(^3.00: poorer 12.25. Saata other fraternal organizations. morrow. Tte entrants Included Col. Arthur Embury. Pacific Pallsadea. Phone 34654 they were sincere, they will pay Oft Decorated Maria. Guadalupe. San Luis Obispo, arf Courtesy to stents. ltt WANTED—Real Estate tbe taxes, if thev wan not sincere Morrlaon No. I. with bottom of 1.940 Goebel, Lieut-Col. Roscoe Turner, peek. 4 dozen Jl.7557 2.00. fit has served three terms as feet, waa ttandlnt cemented todar with Grapes—Per lb.. San Joaquin Valley in their statement, they will refuse Picnics, Reunions caslnt let at MM IMl, aad production Lee Schoenhair, Wiley Post and Wil- SIX rial., new, reasonable. 10331 Ten­ HOME or Income Mr 1 bedrm. In Eatle to pav the taxes and in five years president of the Shipowners Asso­ test is expected to be made Wednesday 11am Brock. They will compete for Seedless l.ai*e: Muscat, tatt 3Vig4e. nessee. Westwood. Ctll WYomlnt 3508 Rock. WIU assume. Phone 33835 the city will, automatically have ciation of tte Paciflo Coast, three tr Thursday at tttt week. 112.000 in prizes. fair quality 2•-iff3c: Malata !_03c: Ribler title to tte property. Wisconsin—August 33 (all aay», terms as trustee of the chamber of The Nelson Petroleum Co.. Ltd. No. Elapsed times of the other three 4f,V5c: local Tokay, fair color, few 7c: Con­ STUDIO home, very choice, I adi'lts. In­ 150 FOR EXCHANGE Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles; commerce, three years as president Wtt reported fttBllin Ue hole todar la aet cord 4CilSc: Isabella, 7c. quire 404 tth St. Following ranter discussion, tte county registers, souvenir badges, caslnt. The bottom ot thlt bora to at 5.96SI arrivals from San Diego were: Melons—Japanese local, standard tta-Itt Real _Mata commissioners promised that they Of tte Merchants' Exchange and as feet. Miss Jean la Rene, Kansas City. mostly 11.25. Hone-dews, local, ttandard 4 RMS., aew. clean, electric refrlceratlon, would take tte question under ad­ basket lunches, free coffee and brief director of the Panama Pacific In­ Following unsuccessful swabbing teitt, 11:11; Mrs. Mildred Morgan, Beverly 12-l6s. fair quality 75c@tl. few Ills, per larate, 130. 3404 rTrntlt visement before acting on it further. program—Col. Frank EL True, pres­ ternational Exposition. tht York aad Smullen No. 1 was rtoliBt Hills, 54:32; and Miss Ruth Stewart, ton ISO Delano, crates t-la. 7»«90c; Pert- m i —=—EC= • i • i • _, Want Business Corner ident. Phone Mutual 8181. "His renown has spread to tte up todar to to on the pump. St. Louis, 60:43. tans. Lindsay lumbo 4-6s, I1.10Q1.3S; stan­ 111 FOR RENT In 8. M . Improv. er vacant Matt be cletr. dards IliSl.lO: Casabaa, tales yesterdaV For my 1370.000 equity ta 5-story class Missouri—August 24 (all day). four corner! of tte earth and as a local Oolden Ryrbld per ton. 125 fl10.08 . Houses Furnished "A" betel riiht in center of L A. _e- result te has been decorated by the CLOSING N. Y. BANK STOCKS BUTTER AND EGGS Nectarines Per lb.. Ban Joaouln Valley Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles; government! of Japan, Serbia, Bel- Furnished by Banks. Huntley _ Co., 1129 LOS ANOELES, AM. 18 {DPI—Butter— Btanwlck. 3'OS'4c, few 4%c: smaller ma htlf block from 7th and Ptcueroa. In- Third St., lanta Monies. le. Btanwlcks 3«i3'ic. come about 135,000 oo aet per year. Ut county registers, souvenir badges glum. Greece, Italy. Netherlands, Extra 31c. Official Courage basket hutches, free coffee and pro­ Bid Atk •tta—Extra 29 '4c. fresh firsts 31c. case Okra—Per ton. 7trle; Coachella Valley, E. T Yates, Realtor client means business, te tlve me aB France. Norway and, what te must Bankers .____ off !•• 137 137'« 5*< lc: few ft. information to answer. Box list Out­ gram—James A. Lang, presiu-r.; count Me; medium 25c; tmall 15c. Free Rental aervlce David Small, secretary. value most, he has been appointed Bank U 8 Jl'i WB Poultry Prleei Onions Local lust Spanish. 40Q50c: Be* Mra PauL look. honorary vice president of the 91st Bankers Trail 692 700 Hem—Lethorns, under IB tts. each. 14c: White Olobe. 45If50c. division. Cent Baa — no III IB la 4 lba. each, 14c. 4 lbs. and up each. Pea.*—Per lb.. Pescadero l(j}10_c; Sen Insurance for Less HAVE cleer lot to exchance far t ar I Maryland—August 38, State So­ Chatham IMtt 18c; colored, 4 lbt. and up each, 21c. Luis Obispo 6.8c: Guadalupe 1610c: Se­ bedrm. haute on Income lot. Bee Mta Of Fitts Praised cieties' room, Le if ht _'s cafeteria, "In bia campaign Mayor Rolph Chelsea .off 29 una Broilers—1 M IB lbt. each. ttt. attle 40 lb. crates 13 25«r3 40. MONET TO LOA- Dunn. Ph. 23937 or 32261. 13533 IBB stresses the necessity of the reduc­ Chemical ___ -Off sin . ryers—Lethorns. 3% to I lbs. each. 16V Peaches—Per lb.. Yucaipa Haiti, lame 631 B M blvd. Ph. M61I or 31711 542 South Broadway, 8 p. m.; (in­ Chase 33 405c. few exceptional quality 6c; medium Vicente blvd. ing and equitably distributing taxes, -off Wtfc 62-', colored, lit B I lbs. each. 28c. ner and informal program. national City . 125 Vi 3ff3'ic: small 2fi-2'..c. Elberta. 3«2%e. FOR RENTALS extending awl completing the high- -off 137',» Roasters—Soft bone. 3 lbs, and up each. Real Estate—Incurane*. Would Clean Up Politics Corn Exchange It! 81ms Clint, few lc: Ban Joaouln Valley, OWNER Will tacrlflce 15,000 equity .n du­ wav system through tte Bay district Guaranty .____ -off 612 US'a tta Ban Jose Hale. 404Vie: Elberta. 3_0Sc CHA& A TEGNER. PIONEER AGENCY New England states (Vermont. 154 plex near Montana ave. for rash at in State If Elected, Maine, Connecticut. Massachusetts and beginning construction as soon Commercial .__ 380 Stats—ttt. old roostert 13c. Pears- Bartlett. lb.. Delta 2ft2.c. Butte lit & M. blvd. Pbone 11711 trade tot clear let Apply 1103 Saa Vt* as possible on the state-wide water Continental . 25'a til Ducklings—Pekln. Ith lbs. and up each. Co. Sulsun. 2'j«3c. Atascadera, 3_6ttc; cent* blvd. Phone 22112. Says Supporter New Hampshire, Rhode Islanu)— Empire ...—_—_ 10 395 Ml; other than Pekln, IB lbs. and up Lake Co.. fancy 4 _c Placer Co.. 3 _94e. August 90 (all day). Sycamore conservation plan." up 26 4100 26'* each Me. Old ducks. Sh. lbs. and up each, Uttle Rock certified 4 _c: No. 1. dt: small­ 126—3 RM. house (side, rear), and tarate. Pint National _ 12 1433 tfta it. WANT NEARBY FOR San Bernardino. (Continued from Page 9) Grove park, Los ..ngeles; state aad Irvlnt ______41 \ 14c: geese 12c. er. 314c. Palmdalc 3*ric. San Jose, ordin­ 105 4850 Turkeys—Yount Toms, dressed. 13 lbs. ary IBttlc: poorer He a tas. clear Box 1368 outlook. county registers, silk badges, pro­ Manhattan __ 49 "4 1 RMS. and bath, nicely furn.. 1 beds Manufacturer! . —Off 10 aad ap eaeh. 3te; M ms. aad UP each* 34- peppers—Local, lut California Wonder, were attempting to control the rank gram tt tuns aad oratory; coffee, 105', Hen turkeys, t lbt and up each, iar. 75*i90c. few 11; Chinese Olant. 40*?t0c 3320 4th tt. Phont 65603. N Y Trutt __ Ml -0", 16 LEGAL NOTICES and file of tte membership. baked beans and Vermont maple A Mech _____ .off IT dressed, 8 lbs. and up each, 31c. Old Toms, Plums—Per lb.. San Joaouln VaUey Hun- One of tte outstanding features syrup provided. WS tte: dressed 30c. Small hens, under I lbs tarlan. !H03e. Damson. 3H01c. Preneh, BEAUTIFULLY furn.. redecorated, 4 and 6 I! each, 15c. tmall Tomt, under 13 lbs 2if?2'ic: Kelsey, larte 4«f4 _c: tmaller S rms.. ar. B a M20-B 3rd St. Ph. 65697 of the Fitts campaign ia the army LOS ANGELES STOCKS - Purnlshed br Banks. Huntler B Co., each, 15c. (f?3'.c: Orand Duke, t*T4c. ttw 4%c. NO-ICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE of volunteer workers, giving their Old Folks' Association—September Squabs—SOc. Potatoes—opentnt Monday, broken* 180— BEAUT, home well furn. dble. tar. time aad energy without compensa­ f (all day), Sycamore Grove park. Third St., Santa Monlea. Capons—Less than I lbs. each. 10c; I tales Stockton, eaeked cwt.. Burbanka NO. 50069 Bid Alt 838 nth. Rep at M4 nth it. tion or hope of reward other than Los Angelee: basket lunches i.nd Two dapper young hold-up men Asso a et S "A" lbs. and up each, 35c. •1.10O 3.11. ttm best 13.25. fttt quality WHEREAS, by a Deed of Trust the satisfaction of having helped program; all over 70 years old in­ last night walked casually up to Avla Corp Oal ______SB 30'a Rabbits—White. 2 _ to 4 lbs . IM; MB Jl.85IS 2.00: washed, best 13.21. NICELY furn. I rm. eottate. overstuffed dated March 21, 1927. recorded la Gerald Craemer of 676 South Bon­ Bolsa Chlca OU "A" 3Mi to 4 lbs., 13c: mixed colors, IB to 4 Raspberries- - Wataonville IS eup trayt. W furniture, tsr. Mt. 1130 Pico blvd. give to California a governor who vited to attend. lbs., 13c; old rabbits, lc. pint, mostly »2. Book 6899, Page 301. at Official is fearless and uncontrolled. nie Brae avenue, Los Angeles, while Brron Jackson OO .._ tt Soutsh—Local lues. White Summer tt he was seated in a roadster, which Cal Bank ttt ______103% GRAIN MARRET 4 RMS., nicely furniihed, elee. refrltera- Records of tba County of Los An­ Fitts for the People Kansas—September 13 (all dayi. Central Invest • 95 atOe: Italian «5«i75c: Yellow Crnokneek, tion, tarate, 137.50. 2404 Kansas. Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles • was parked oa tte beach road near CHICAOO, BBt. It

^^^^^^^^^g i_4l___ ,_S_»7_U.T#!.; :.«___ •---'•-v ... ••'• .-'-'••-j ' - •• _£_? •^-sa_?-_3__a_6^__g_-_ PAGE FOURTEEN EVENING OUTLOOK, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA BAY DISTRICT • r Telephone Numbers I YOU SHOULD KNOW This useful page of telephone information will save you time and money. Every type of business, article ot service properly classified on this page tote your convenience. Keep this page for a ready reference guide. SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA EXCHANGES INCOME TAX RADIOS SPRINKLER SYSTEM Ph. 24196 Ph. 23810 Ph. 28632 Ph. 63472 BERKLEY-CHAMBERLAIN ASSO R. H. WILDBERGER WALLACE F. HAMMER SANTA MONICA SANTA MONICA LICEN8ED R. R BROKERS Radio Bargain House SPRINKLER 8YS. FREE ESTIMATES OCEAN PARK VENICE Exchanges, Bales, Rentals, Income Tax Counselor ' Stewart Warner. Little Waltham Installlng-Repalring aa Overhead and AIRPLANES CHIROPRACTOR Insurance—Loans. aad Other Radios Underground Systems for Lawns. ACCOUNTING—AUDITINO Shrubbery. Flower Oardens, Orchsrds AMUSEMENTS BARBECUE MEAT 1002 Montana Ave. MILLS-. RASER BLDG.. S. M. Nurseries, etc.. MU Mnd St.. S. M. Ph. 64881 Ph. 21670 1457 14th., S. M. INSURANCE STENOGRAPHIC SERVICE Ph. 68161 Ph. 71477 FISHING BOATS FOX ROSEMARY THEATRE Wholesale J. E. Granger, Inc. Dr. E. U. Roberts First Bunt Only RED STAR BARBECUE Passenger flight! tnd instruction CHIROPRACTOR—PALMER ORAD Mon., Tatt.. Wed., Thurs.— Genuine Pit Barbecue Commercial flyinr of all kinds. Mllle-Frasrr Bid*. Ph. 23073 Ph. 23344 Ph. 28622 Ph. 25619 "MANSLAUGHTER" BEEF—PORK—HAM 1343'i 4TH ST. » AFTER 1:10 P. M.—31434 Worth Hathaway Ml* Sat.. Sill, ' Prompt Delivery Service Clover Field, S. M. Evenlnt. by appointment. Morris Fishing Boats Henrietta Schreiber Opening af 'Greater Talkie' Season 13131 Washington Blvd., Venice RADIOS—PIANOS Publlo Stenographic Service. DAILY PASSENGER BOAT- Leo E. Widney Salet aad Service. BOATS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES. Multlgraphlng, Mimeographing. Notary AMUSEMENT CLEANER AND DYER LIFE. -IRE. AUTOMOBILE MUSIO HI ALL ITS BRANCHES EGG BUSINESS CABINET WORK "INSURANCE THAT PAT!" Public. 301 Builders Exchange Bldg. MM Wllshire blvd., 8. M. ITH tt BROADWAT, BANTA MONIOA S. M. Municipal Pier IHI tth St., Banta Monica Ph. 22469 Ph. 24103 SURGICAL APPLIANCES Ph. 64803 Ph. 61082 FIXTURE BUSINESS Ml Established Wholesale Majestic Theatre Lincoln Cleaners & BOO STORE Thos N. Rogers Co. For Ph. 61618 Ph. 28385 Prompt Delivery—No Peddling "Wk FOOL THE FLIES" CURRENT AMD FUTURE Dyers Ph. 22907 Ph. 22405 RANCH 1*0 BOOS ATTRACTIONS WM. NUERENBERG MAJESTIC BADIOS AND Window Screens snd Repairing Complete Delivery Service, t Caah W PACIFIC FIXTURE & MILL WORK CO REFRIOERATORS. The Best That Money Oan Buy Built-in Features Out Specialty AU SANTA MONIOA BLVD. Carry atorea. Operate our own plant Reasonable Prices SALES AND SERVICE Thos. M. James For Insurance Trusses. Supporters. Elastic Hosliry. Mil MAD) ST., OCEAN PARK 310 Washington Blvd., Venice Guaranteed Workmanship Arch Supports. Show sattt, bank aad office fixtures. 433 Pico Blvd. APPRAISALS Radio Majestic Shop Expert Fitter In chrg.; M years' exper EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CLEANERS—DYERS Store fronts aad Jobbing our specialty. Banta Monica 334 SANTA MONICA BLVD. 1MB EUCLID BT , SANTA MONICA. IM Santa Monica blvd., B. M. Ph. 26033 JEWELER Ph. 23426 FOOT CORRECTIONIST REAL ESTATE TAILOR Ph. 61665 Ph. 65422 L. If. FORD At Im. _% 8MAI.L. INC. MASTER New temporary location. CLEANERS * DYERS Ph. 22755 JAPANESE Calif. Cleaners & Dyers Oat Preneh handwork sattiflfl at Ph. 21609 Ph. 21g65 EMPLOYMENT BUREAU EXPERT WORKMANSHIP 107 S. M. Blvd. your money cheerfully refup. C. WILLIAMS. PROP. Merchants' Night Patrol ts Detectives LINOLEUM AND RENTALS—NOTARY PUBLIC Zenith, Atwater Kent, Majestic Radio* General Machine Work aad Welding NEW LOCATION Stores checked Inside and evt. Refer­ SALE BROTHERS WINDOW SHADES 424 Santa Monica Blvd. Expert Repairs, Service. Accessories ences: Aaa bank or business house tn Bunnell ot Quality Pood Santa Monlea. 111 PIER AVE. O. P. 259 Washington Blvd. S. M. Off. UU tth at.. Banta Monica. UM Wt St., Tow«r Bldg 1106 Wilshire Blvd. 1225 Wilshire Blvd. "WE DELIVER " Santa Monlea VENICE. CALIF . WASHING MACHINES 1103 Wilshire Blvd. REFRIGERATION DRUGGIST LOANS Ph. 63055 'MEAT MARKETS IMPORTED GROCERIES Ph. 26768 Ph. 24167 Ph. 26329 Ph. 25688 Ph. 23991 WASHINO MACH. * APPLIANCE CO RADIO BOB Ph. 64311 "Block" aaS "Thor" Washing Machines KEMPER RADIO AGENCY FREE DELIVERY Alma Beauty Shoppe Diebold's Pharmacy Ph. 22635 The Super Finance Co. SANTA MONIOA O. E. and Royal Vacuum Cleaners. RADIOS RENTED ALMA THORNTON. PROP SANTA MONIOA IMPORTING CO. Repairing and renting. aB makes. We Service AU Makes el Radios Whea rem think at Druts FOR LOANS Messenger's Market (Formerly of the Marlncllo) MACARONI. CHEESE. SALAMI KELVINATOR CO. 3731 Main St.. Ocean Pat* Think of Dlebold. AUTO. DIAMOND8. COLLATERAL, O. B GOVT. INSPECTED MEATS Perma. Wavini. Unique Halrcuttlna ANCHOVIE8. ANTIPA8TO. OLIVI 901 Santa Monica Blvd. MEDICAL BLDO.. ITB * WILSHIRE Strictly confidential. 1842 5th Street Beauty Culture. 1211 tth at.. S. M ITO. 301 8. M. blvd. Santa Monica. Cal 'Complete Refrigeration Service." STATIONERY 704 6th ave., Venice. 1447 Lincoln Blvd. MARKETS RESTAURANTS Ph. 24190 Ph. 61630 PAINTERS Ph. 23886 HEMSTITCH-NO WA8HINO MACHINE 8ERVI0B 8TA Ph. 24213 Ph. 27330 * GUARANTEE- USED WASHERS - Shissler's Ph. 63578 Perfect Prescription Service. Ph. 27252 AB washer*. Ironers and cleaners STATIONERY STORE Temple Beauty Shoppe Ph. 24543 repaired. A G. CONRAD. CONTRACTOR Natural Croqulgnole Permanent Wave BEST WAY LLEWELLYN'S CAFE Office 8upplles. Books. Picture Pr. n- Painting—DecoratiL., 17.50, with marcel effect and ringlet Temple Pharmacy PIONEER GROCERY * MEAT MARKET PROMPT SERVICE GUARANTEED ta8> Cards for all occasions. Paperhanglng—Wall Texture Work end.. Kodaks and Supplies. HEM8TITCH1NO SHOP Mr Prompt Delivery tilths OPEN DAT AND NIOHT 334 BROADWAT. BANTA MONICA MU MAIN Wt-. OCEAN PARK Specializing ta Finishing. Bit. Free BUTTON COVERINO. 924 SANTA MONICA BLVD. Quality First. Courteous Service. T TEARS IN BAY DISTRICT 932 S. M. Blvd., at 10th PLEATINO AND TUCKING 14M LINCOLN BLVD. 8. M. 412 Broadway YELLOW CAB WINDOW CLEANING BANTA MONICA MT RUTH AVE.. VENICE BEAUTY SPECIALIST EL DORADO ESTATES 1436 Third St, S. M. MATTRESS PLUMBING SCHOOLS Ph. 22044 Ph. 61858 Ph. 22242 HOTELS YELLOW CAB H. DYBLI Ph. 26299 Ph. 25838 Expert Window Cleaning Ph. 62446 Elmer's Beauty Shoppe Ph. 29286 OWNED and OPERATED by Offices, Stores. Hotel*. Private Homes Wright Realty Co. Ph. 23257 Also Floor Waxing aad Vacuum CROQUIGNOLE WAVE E. L. Berry BRENTWOOD TOWN AND COUNTR. Tanner Motor Livery J. M. Gordon Plumbing Exclusive agent for 8. M. district Mattress Manufacturera Cleaning—In Business t Years. SPECIAL 18.00 Complete Realty Transactions THIRD AND WILSHIRE CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING MIRAMAR HOTEL Mattress et Feather Renovating SCHOOL MU Mata St.. Ocean Mth WATER HEATERS INSTALLED 1307 Third St. 2221 Wilshire, S. M AND APARTMENTS. Carpeting ts rut cleaning. Furn. Unhls FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Expert Repairing aa Ota Appliances 8peclal Bunday tatt Saturday Night IHI 10th at.. Banta Monica PRE-SCHOOL TO JUNIOR HIOH OCEAN PARK lit Market St.. Venice. Ret. Ph. MMT Dinner Dances, ll.M Dance till It ;\m BRENTWOOD PARK VENICE BONDS AND MORTGAGES ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR OCEAN AVE. AND WILSHIRE BLVD. MORTGAGE LOANS AUTO TIRES AMUSEMENTS RADIOS Ph. 23363 Ph. 22877 Ph. 21660 Ph. 63653 Ph. 63176 Ph. 61842 Federal Bond & Mtg. Co. Ph. 27343 FOR Ph. 22594 BILL STARR BOWLAND BROS. Sprciai teaching by French native OP SANTA MONICA AB tlBtt mt Insurance Pacific Auto Wrecking Fox California Theater Atwater Kent and Brunswick Electric Wiring. Hal or and Ventilating New Hotel Hoover TBI Public Addres* Rentals MORTGAGE LOANS AJID SECURITIES Installation. Oeneral electric Repairing Mortgage Loans. M. DEMSKY. PROP ALWAYS THB BEST PICTURES Ideal location far teachers aad busi­ BMT aad Used Tlrta—Accessories NO. 1 SECURITY BLDO. Prompt Service. ness people. Lovely furnished rooms Business Properties. Investments French-American School Phone U. Mt Program COAST ELEC. CO. Ith ti Santa Monica Blvd. Home comforts at molt reas. weekly or OANDY INVESTMENT CO. Mf WASHINGTON AVE. Buy or Trade Ast Kinds of Cars We Art Olad to Serve Tea IHI EUCLID 8T. SANTA MONICA. 3733 Lincoln Blvd.. Oeean ear' Professional Bldg. Venice monthly rates. Btt Banta Monica bird 1110 Ird st. Santa Monica SANTA MONICA OCEAN FRONT. VENICE BRAKE SERVICE ELECTRAGIST MUSIC STUDIOS AUTO WRECKING BLAUTY SHOPPE READY-CUT HOUSES Ph. 21267 Ph. 23511 Ph. 27301 Ph. 22387 Ph. 27263 . Ph. 61064 Ph. 63321 Ph. 71164 Brake Service Santa Monica Hotel .OLLYWOCD MILITARY ACADEMY DAVE BAIRD Rebok-Gripp Studios Summer school now la session Fisher's Auto Wrecking City Hall Beauty Shop Pacific System Homes Official State Brake Test Station 773. • ELECTRAOIBT" Tour home away tram home. All mod­ Parts Ml AB Makes of Oan VIOLIN. PIANO. VOICE. CELLO Pall Ttl* Open* Sept. tt LOOT WABD JULIA BRU"N VOLSTEDT _ KLINE Official Bendtx Brake Service. ern conveniences. Running water. ill wilshire Med.. Saata Monica. We Carry a Complete Una of Authorized Bunder* Two blocks from ocean. Ouaranteed Tire* and Tubes FINOER WAVE JIM BEARD Globe Electric Co. also Ml Shepard Mitchell Bids 12746 San Vicente Blvd. 11T37 WASHINGTON -BLVD. SH Broad*!!. Croqulgnole _nd Spiral Permanent* UU Ith at.. B. II. 1333 33RD ST . SANTA MONICA WESTWOOD VILLAGE BRENTWOOD HEIGHTS. MM Lincoln Blvd.. Ocean Park Culver IBM. Calif. Wt Venice Blvd.. Venice BUILDING CONTRACTOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOUSE MOVING PHYSIO-THERAPY BAKERY REAL ESIATE i Ph. 21148 Ph. 24412 Ph. 22886 Ph. 22560 Ph. 29282 Ph. 61654 Ph. 64508 Ph. 64230 Urban Seminary C. L. FREEMAN Sunbeam Electric Co. A. C. Harris POr Appointment* WILSON'S BAKERY Mary Etta Beauty Shop Bilger Realty Co. HOMES. APARTMENTS, STOKES Electric Fixtures sad Supplies. HOUSB MOVINO 202 San Vicente Blvd. For Aa Assorted __» SERVICE THAT IB DIFFERENT Edna Henjes, R. N. Guaranteed Croqulgnole W« EXCHANGE OR Built and Financed Wiring Oar Specialty. AMD RAISING ENEROY BATHS. MANIPULATION Far Girls. Ideal Environment. LINE OF BAKERY GOODS Alterations and Repairi. WORK OUARANTEED BAKED FRESH DAILY Permanent Waving TRADE PROPERTIES HIOH CLYSI8 Select Bit aad Boarding School. 324 WILSHIRE BLVD. 719 Santa Monica Blvd. 1133 LINCOLN BLVD.. S. M 1304 MB st.. Santa Monica. ttl PIER AVE.. OC.AN PARK Consult BB If Tea Want Results 1718 Lincoln Blvd.. Ven. 1331 Washington Blvd., Venice CHIROPRACTOR EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ICE CREAM PRINTERS SEIBERLING TIRES AMUSEMENTS STONE SUBSTITUTE Ph. 22057 Ph. 28709 Ph. 28328 Ph. 22422 Ph. 27253 Ph. 63173 Ph. 61781 Ph. 62547 DR. O'BRIEN POR ALL KINDS RELIABLE HELP. Wreden's Ice Cream Co. Carlisle-Thompson Co. Darling Service Station Fox Dome Theatre D. C. Maxwell c. cuoco CNIROPRA-TOR—PALMER ORAD The Morris Employ. A gey. Fancy Itt Cream specialists for parties. PRINTERS Distributors Selberltng tires * batteries Pride af tht Bay District OPEN 8UNDAYS SCULPTOR BPEARS PAINLESS SYSTEM Beiilni tht latercels Boelalg etc. STATIONERS— ENGRAVER. OILING AND ORBA«£NO Call Ot Mt Information oa Present PERMANENT WAVINO Interior aad Exterior Decoration* ar Future Attractions Of Employer aa! Employee A Home Product. Deliveries Made. FINOER WAVINO—MARCELLING la Aril, Stone and staff 1124 Berkeley, S. M. till ITH BT. tttt WILSHIRE 202 Santa Monica Blvd. Lincoln and/A-lshire OCEAN FRONT, OCEAN PARK ' VENICE PLUNOB Bldg. Venice Mil LINCOLN BLVD.. VENICE llit^i^i^^it^tfiiiia __&_ k _