oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-27

PAGE SIX PEACE OF ARMY AND NAVY HONOR WAR DEAD John W. Weeks (left), secretary of war, representing the army; Calvin Coolidge, commander-chief of the army and navy of the United States, and Theodore Roosevelt (right), assistant secretary of the navy, representing the navy and marine corps, join in doing homage to the war dead at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington national cemetery. REJECT FORD ON MUSCLE SHOALS WASHINGTON, May 27—Henry Ford's bid for the lease of the government's great nitrate and power project at Muscle Shoals, Ala., was rejected today. WOMAN WITH BABE IN ARMS HOLDS UP BANK FARMINGTON, Ilb, May 27.—A woman with a baby in her arms held up the Steenberg Bank with a revolver this afternoon, obtained $1000 in cash from Clyde Steenberg, the cashier, and escaped. JUNIOR HI PLAY CLEVER COME Tickets for the junior play, Show Shop," May 29, are on at Kemp Bros Pharmacy and be exchanged for reserved. REJECT FORD ON MUSCLE SHOALS WASHINGTON, May 27—Henry Ford's bid for the lease of the government's great nitrate and power project at Muscle Shoals, Ala., was rejected today by the senate agriculture committee for the second time. By a vote of 11 to 5 the committee turned down the Ford bid, which has been approved by the house, and reported out the plan of Senator Norris, Republican of Nebraska, for government operation of Muscle Shoals. The vote on the Norris plan was 11 to 4. Senator Keyes Rep. of N.H., Smith, Dem. of So. Car., Heflin, Dem. of Ala., Caraway, Dem. of Kansas, and Harrison, Dem. of Miss., voted in favor of the Ford plan on the first vote, but on the second, Caraway did not vote. A minority report favoring the Ford proposal is expected to be submitted to the senate by these senators and a vote demanded on its substitution for the Norris plan. The largest federal bank note is the $18,000 bill, and is not a legal tender. WOMAN WITH BABE IN ARMS HOLDS UP BANK FARMINGTON, Ilh., May 27.—A woman with a baby in her arms held up the Steenberg Bank with a revolver this afternoon, obtained $1000 in cash from Clyde Steenberg, the cashier, and escaped. The woman hired a taxicab driven by David Settles and ordered him to drive to the bank. So quietly was the robbery carried out that when she emerged from the bank, got in the cab and ordered Settles to drive away, he complied at once, ignorant of what had happened. The authorities were awaiting his return to learn where he had left his bandit passenger. FLIERS TO LEAVE TOKIO THURSDAY WASHINGTON, May 27.—The American round-the-world filers will leave Tokio on Thursday for Kagoshima, the war department announced today. They are expected to leave Kagoshima on the first or second of June for Indo-China. This information was contained in a telegram from Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith. JUNIOR HI PLAY CLEVER COMEDY Tickets for the junior play, Show Shop," May 29, are one at Kemp Bros Pharmacy and be exchanged for reserved without advance in price. "The Show Shop" is one of clevest comedies ever press and is a delight throught the five four acts. The plot w around the destroys of Miss Green Holland who wants to be the wife of Eugene Beatie in going on the stage as her niece wants her to do. When does consent, it is only with privilege that her lover will her leading man. This does fit in with the plana of Max R Baum, (Jack Hartfield) then produced. Mr. Hartfield has leading part in the comedy which is going to be a scream no one who enjoys good should miss it. Miss Lucilla ley coach has trained her constantly and a perfect reation is expected and assured. An English financier had a special Bank of England note prior for the sum of 1,000,000 po or nearly $5,000,000. At the Sign of the 4-Leaf Clover PAN-GAS—A better, purer gasoline, distilled and filtered crystal-white! PAN-AM lubricating oils and greases—the highest quality that science and years of experience can produce! PAN-SERVICE—A degree of courteous and efficient attention that will pleasantly surprise you!—and several innovations such as a cash register receipt for every purchase and a new and better type of tire pump! Look for the PAN-GAS service stations when driving to or from Los Angeles 21 service Stations in Los Angeles Vermont and Third. Jefferson and Hoover. Western and Browning. Santa Barbara and Main. Vermont Ave. and 43rd Place. Figueroa and 54th Street. Vermont and Exposition Blvd. Washington and Union. Central and Twentieth. Harvard and Sixteenth. Moneta Ave. and 43rd Place. Alameda and Washington Streets Vermont Ave. and Vermont Pl Alameda and Macy Streets. East First and St. Louis. Eighth and Crocker. Sixth and Towne. Fourth and Crocker. Main and Llewellyn. North Broadway and Bernard Hill and Eleventh. PAN-GAS THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BEGIN DRIVE FOR INDUSTRIES SOON The Anaheim committee, headed by Roscoe B. Young, which has charge of the city's participation in the All-Southland industrial campaign under the direction of the Greater Los Angeles Ass'n, will hold its first meeting today at 5:00 p.m., in the council chamber of the City Hall. The delay in holding a meeting has been due largely to the fact that Young was out of town and had various pressing business appointments which could not be cancelled, according to Secretary George W. Reid of the C. of C. An elaborate organization of canvassers will not be necessary in Reid's opinion, but the committee itself will do all the work. Subscriptions of $25 from at least $0 citizens will be sought. That would produce $1250, which is regarded as an amply sufficient sum for Anaheim to contribute. The original fund which the Greater L. A. Ass'n seeks is $600,000. Its ultimate goal is $60,000,000, to be used as a revolving fund from which loans will be made to expand existing industries or to bring new industries to the Southland that have received approval of the investigating committee. No national holidays have been established by act of congress. Of the five eclipsed scheduled for 1924 none will be visible in the U.S. TO DISINCORPORATE A disincorporation election will be held in Stanton early in July, according to an ordinance passed by the Stanton trustees. Stanton was incorporated to prevent the installation of the Anaheim sewer farm in that vicinity, and since the outfall sewer has made this unnecessary, it has been decided to disincorporate. TWO MEN STONED; BODIES IN CREEK HERKIMER, N. P., May 27. Two men were stoned to death and their bodies thrown into a creek near Ohio, a small town a few miles north of here, following a drunken party of road workers Saturday night, according to word reaching here today. One of the dead is said to be Andrew Kbaach. The identity of the other is unknown. Sheriff Firth this afternoon arrested two members of the party of road construction men. One will be charged with the crime, according to the sheriff and the other held as a material witness. BEVERIDGE WILL NAME COOLIDGE WASHINGTON, May 27—Albert J. Beveridge, former U.S. senator from Indiana, has been tendered the honor of placing President Coolidge in nomination at the Cleveland convention, if was learned today. Classified Ads Bring Good Results GERMANY M.CABINET BERLIN, May 27. session of the new reel afternoon ample precipitated by the Communist members goggles in their hands upon the seat occupier Erich Ludendorff, "bloodhound" and "n" The goggles were a disguise adopted dorff when he fled after the collapse of army in 1918, wearing Germany was within when the new relish for its first session, government resigned and President Ebert resignation. On account of the two extremist waltzes and communists orders were feared. A strong police placed about the building. Officials and the strictest surveillance conducted over spectacles entering the spary will be searched. In addition to Lo other famous wartime his place in the hall of tors—Admiral Von of the German navy and sponsor of Germine warfare. Another prominent member is the grand Prince Bismarck—the under the first W German nationalists several husky farmers. PURCHASE BEVERLY SHOES FOR WOMEN AND GROWING Beautiful sandals made of the finest kid, in Blue, Green and Red—present them to you at least $2 a pair under price. All sizes from 2½ A SALE OF WOMEN'S LOW SHOES WORTH WHILE $2.0 THIS LOT COMPRISES LOW SHOES OF VARIETY STYLES AND LEATHERS. Also a number of High Shoes in black kid or calf—all sizes in the lot, a pair. ONE DOLLAR SHOE SALE Big Values for Little Money! 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The Marx government resigned last night and President Ebert accepted its resignation. On account of the strength of the two extremist wings—nationalists and communists, serious disorders were feared. A strong police guard was placed about the parliament building. Officials announced that the strictest surveillance will be conducted over spectators and that those entering the spectators' gallery will be searched for arms. In addition to Ludendorff another famous wartime figure takes his place in the hall of the legislators—Admiral Von Tirpitz, head of the German navy in wartime and sponsor of Germany's submarine warfare. Another prominent "old guard" member is the grand nephey of Prince Bismarck—the chancellor under the first William. The German nationalists appointed several husky farrier members to act as his bodyguard in the event of attack by communists. The chief task before the relichstag is to debate the Dawes reparations plan. While the Mark government had accepted the plan it is opposed by nationalists and communists. It would be necessary to amend the Weimar constitution before the plan could be placed in execution in its entirety. JAPANESE DEBATE POLICY ON BILL TOKIO, May 27. — Premier Kiyoura this evening called an extraordinary session of the cabinet council for tomorrow morning for the purpose of outlining the policy to be followed by Japan as a result of the American action in approving Japanese exclusion. In unofficial circles it is declared the policy to be followed has already been decided. A protest will be formally filed, followed by the necessary abrogation of the "gentlemen's agreement," according to this source. The resignation of Ambassador Hanihara is most probable. The fall of the cabinet is expected to follow the celebration of the imperial wedding anniversary next month. The fastest official aeroplane flight is registered under name Lleut. 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