oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-18

UNITED TREATRE 800 East Center PRICES: 10-20-30 Cents TONIGHT—Madge Bellamy in "No More Woman" TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Never Miss a Hoot Gibson Picture! 40 HORSE HAWKINS HOOT GIBSON You will race through the dust of the western plains; speed over steel rails, and crash through the traffic of a great city with whimsical Hoot Gibson in this high-speed romance. It's love at first sight! There's not a let-up! And Hoot hurdles through to a sunshining finish of thrills! It sets the pace for western courtships. BUDDY MESSENGER COMEDY Current News Events 30,000 WILL SEE BRYAN NOTIFIED LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 18.—For the fourth time in its history, the eyes of Democrats the country over today were trained upon this city, the scene of the Bryan vice-presidential notification ceremonies this evening. On three other occasions, in 1896, 1900 and 1908, Lincoln was the center of interest for democracy when William Jennings Bryan was notified of his selection as the party's presidential candidate Today, a younger brother, Gov. Charles W. Bryan, of Nebraska is the central figure and William Jennings will participate merely as a spectator. The ceremonies will be held in the huge Univ. of Neb. memorial stadium which has a seating capacity of 30,000. The center of the field has been rigged up with amplifiers and radio apparatus donated by the citizens of Lincoln, which will carry the notification address of Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi and Bryan's acceptance to millions of listeners throughout the country. GIRL CROSSES U.S. IN MAN'S CLOTHES SYRACUSE, N. Y., Aug. 18.—Attired in blue overalls and an army shirt with a tight-fitting cap pulled over her shorn locks at a jaunty angle, Miss Florence Ada Mattice, 24, of Portland, Ore., and Spokane, Wash., was in the matron's department at police headquarters today, held on an open charge after a stolen train ride which climaxed her attempt to beat her way from California. Her companion, Fred H. Witters, 23, of Norfolk, Neb., also was held on an open charge while police investigated their story. They had been a month on the road, they said, with Miss Mattice traveling as a man and they did not spend a cent for transportation. 800-MILE HOP ONLY HOPE NOW ON BOARD U.S.S. RICHMOND OFF GREENLAND, Aug. 18.—Bad weather and ice off magsallik have determined U.S. Army round-the-worldators—Lieut. Lowell H. S. and Lieut. Eric Nelson—attempt the desperate veer of flying more than 800 from Reykjavik to Cape Fear Greenland, according to workceived on board today. The airmen are expected hop off when weather conditions at Iceland permit. The Richmond has encountered stormy weather the last days. WASHINGTON, Aug. 18. direct hop of 800 miles from kjavik, Iceland, to Cape Fear Greenland, remains the only for the American round-the-worlders if they want to complete circumnavigation of the globe season, it was declared at the department today. The announcement was on a radio report from Lowell H. Smith, commanding the expedition, who said that and Lieut. Eric Nelson planned start as soon as practicable Greenland. Sport Snap by JACK KEEN Whatever the outcome of Benny Leonard - Mickey W scrap may be the battle oo to be a hummer from the office standpoint. The world is all at sea regarding NATIONAL DOUBLES TOURNEY OPENED CHESTNUT HILLS, BROOKLINE, Mass., Aug. 18.—The national doubles championship opened here today with a list of entrants sounding like a roll call of delegates to a world court or League of Nations. Among the countries represented are Mexico, China, France, Canada, Australia and South Africa. The feature match of the day was that between William M. Johnston and A. C. Griffin vs. R. Lindley Murray and N. W. Niles. Gerald L. Patterson and Pat O'Hara Wood, the Australian stars who last week eliminated the Japanese team in the Davis cup play, met K. H. Behr and Nat Mathey. Vincent Richards and Francis T. Hunter or the Frenchmen, Rene LaCoste and Jean Borotra, are picked by tennis enthusiasts here as the most likely pair to stop the Australians. UNVEIL TABLET IN HONOR OF MORAN CINCINNATI, Aug. 18.—A memorial tablet in honor of the late Patrick J. Moran, manager of the Reds, will be unveiled at Redland Field at the New York game this afternoon by K. M. Landis, commissioner of baseball. HOW THEY STAND PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. San Francisco ... 74 60 .552 Seattle ... 78 61 .545 Oakland ... 71 65 .523 Vernon ... 70 65 .519 Sacramento ... 65 70 .481 Salt Lake ... 64 72 .472 Portland ... 62 73 .459 Los Angeles ... 61 74 .462 tuesday's Results Vernon, 7-9; Seattle, 5-5; Sacramento, 3-2; Loc Angeles, 2-0. Oakland, 5-5; Portland, 1-2. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York ... 66 49 .571 Detroit ... 64 50 .561 Washington ... 63 52 .548 St. Louis ... 60 53 .531 Cleveland ... 53 61 .465 Chicago ... 51 62 .451 Boston ... 49 64 .431 L. A. NET STARS WIN FIRST MATCH CHESTNUT HILLS, Mass., Aug. 18.—Harvey Snodgrass and Walter Westbrook of Los Angeles won their opening match in the national doubles championship at the Longwood Cricket club this afternoon by defeating Loc Weil and Paul Kong of China 6-0, 7-5, 6-1. Richard Harte and Dr. G. Kolket Caner won their opening match by eliminating Franz Gerdes and I. Borbolla, the Mexican team, the score: 6-3, 6-8, 6-3, 6-3. John Hennessy of Indianapolis and Sam Hardy of Boston, beat H. L. Johnson and M. T. Hill of Boston 6-4, 6-1, 6-1. OAKLAND JINX FOR PORTLAND MANAGER OAKLAND, Aug. 18.—The name of Oakland and "jinx" are synonymous to Frank Brazilill. The new manager of the Portland Beavers, who lost six out of seven starts here, topped the disastrous series by losing his grip-containing personal effects and baseball supplies as he dashed for the depot after his team had dropped a double-header Sunday. Police are looking for the bag but say they are unable to do anything about the six games that were lost. U. S. DECLINES TO RECOGNIZE SOVIET PEKING, Aug. 18.—When the Japanese minister advised Soviet Ambassador Karakhan today that the protocol powers had agreed to hand over the former Russian legislation to him, he added a supplementary note on behalf of American Minister Jacob Gould Schurmann. It explained that the latter's action "in acquiescing in the understanding embodied in the note in nowise constitutes or implies recognition on the part of the government of the United States of the regime known as the Union of the Socialist Soviet Republics." Whatever the outcome of Benny Leonard - Mickey Wise scrap may be the battle oo to be a hummer from the office standpoint. The world is all at sea regarding relative merits of the two wiers and this is the prime site for a big gate. An and shut fight—as far as is concerned a poor box attraction. Fan dom care to attend a fight not to see their opinions vered. Little comparative dope on the fighters who will win in the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed however. Walker is the younger—st have the advantage that with youth. He is more rugged than nard. He has fought more frequently of recent months and t force should beurer of him. He hits a bit harder Leonard when he lands, but t the perfect timing and precice that Benjamin possesses. He goes into the ring aga man who is smaller—to cally at least. Leonard on the other hand far far the brainier fighter. He be three thinks ahead of welter-weight champ at o turn. Walker is a clever b but Leonard is the brainiest at the ring has today. Leonard has nothing to Nothing less than a quick knot out at the hands of the we weight king will hurt Leon prestige. And Leonard has defense, generalship and cum to avoid this if the worst co most fans will agree. Leonard will be fighting no concern over the security his title. It ought to be a beau scrap, regardless of the outcet The moving of the scene of title to New York City from sey City should have little e on the ultimate result. In Jersey City the battle w have been a twelve-round a without a referee's decision New York it will be fif rounds to a decision. If Leonard signed with hope of knocking out the we champ and thus acquiring titles, he will have a b chance in Gotham than he w have had in Jersey City. On other hand, Walker faced t the necessity of holding his to avoid an adverse decision Portland ... 62 73 459 Los Angeles ... 61 74 452 eaterday's Results Vernon, 7-9; Seattle, 5-5; Sacramento, 3-2; Loc Angeles, 2-6. Oakland, 5-5 Portland, 1-2. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pot. New York ... 66 49 571 Detroit ... 61 50 561 Washington ... 63 52 548 St. Louis ... 60 53 531 Cleveland ... 53 61 465 Chicago ... 51 62 451 Boston ... 49 64 431 Philadelphia ... 50 65 455 Yesterday's Results New York, 2! Chicago, 1 Washington, 8; Detroit, 1. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pot. New York ... 69 42 622 Pittsburgh ... 75 44 596 Chicago ... 61 48 560 Brooklyn ... 62 51 549 Cincinnati ... 59 57 509 St. Louis ... 47 64 423 Philadelphia ... 41 58 376 Boston ... 40 70 361 Yesterday's Results Brooklyn, 9-8; Cincinnati, 5-4. Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 1. Boston, 4; St. Louis, 2. YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS NATIONAL Wheat, Brooklyn ... 1 TOTALS National 354; American 301. TAGGING ALL THE BASES Hollis Thurston held the Yankees to four hits and one run, the Senators converting their 16 lits into eight runs. McNosly, re-cruit center obtained from Sacramento, featured in the Senator's batting, getting four clean singles in five times up. Washington is now a game and a half behind Detroit. The Dodgers took two from the Reds, Ehrhardt and Tiny Osborne beating Rixey and Doncheu, to 4 and 8 to 5. The Cuba beat the Phillies to 1, Blake outpitching Oeschger. The Braves turned on the Cardinals, scoring four runs in the seventh for a 4 to 2 victory. Phin Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. BASEball Toayy NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston ...100 000 000—1 81 Chicago ...010 001 51x—6 101 Yeargin and Gibson; Aldridge and Harnett Brooklyn ...020 111 020—7 151 Pittsburg ...030 090 001—4 ^1 Grimes and Taylor, Meadows Pfeffer, Stone and Gooch. AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit ...003 000 000—3 81 Washin...002 100 02x—6 133 Leonard, Holloway and Bassler; Zahniser, Marberry, Russell, and Duel. Cleve...111 206 011—13 160 Phila...000 010 011—3 ^13 ^2 Coveleskie and L. Sewell; Meeker, Burns, Harris, Hasty and Perkins, Gibson. Chicago...000 000 000—4 ^0 New York...100 001 0x—2 ^5 ^0 Robertson, Connally and Schalk; Bush and Schang. St. Louis...918 000 001—2 ^11 ^0 Boston...000 000 ^2 —9 ^1 Wingard and Severid; Ferguson and O'Neill. LOVE CAME BACK AT FALL O'DEW Love came back at fall o' dew, Playing his old part; But I had a word or two, That would break his heart. "He who comes at candlelight, That should come before; Must betake him to the night From a barred door." This the word that made us part In the fall o' dew; This the word that brake his heart. Yet it brake mine, too! Lizette Woodworth Reese. Consider the whale. He gets into trouble only when he starts to blow—The Office Car. sey City should have little chance on the ultimate result. In Jersey City the battle will have been a twelve-round affair without a referee's decision. New York it will be fifteen rounds to a decision. If Leonard signed with hope of knocking out the wilt champ and thus acquiring titles, he will have a bad chance in Gotham than he will have had in Jersey City. On other hand, Walker faced the necessity of holding his toe avoid an adverse decision point, should put up a battle. In Jersey City he have been content to travel intent mainly on avoiding chance knockout. The name of the French teamoughbred, Epinard, now in the S., means "spinach." Which it should be, considering greens will be laid on against him when he tackles U.S. runners. Young Bob Fitzsimmons, of the revered Curly Bob Ted Jamieson were buddies the world war. They went part of the mess in France together. The other night squared off in the ring in east. They shook hands more than the usual brief teet of gloves when the referee led them to the center of the then, when the bell rang, went at it, hammer and to Fitzsimmons proved Ted's ter and scored a technical knot over him. Then Fitz hosed his ex-buddy from the raft. The gent who said that makes strange bed fellows should have added that boxing and strange opponents. Frank Brower, all round city player with the Clevelandians, hopes to reverse the order of things in baseball become a regular pitcher for club after spending most of baseball life outside of the Ordinarily players who pitch all graduate from pitching some other position. Adenoids are abnormal growth constructing the nasal passage which nature intends for air child with adenoids in part suffocated perponually. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. 200-MILE HOP ONLY HOP NOW BOARD U.S.S. RICHMOND, FIELD GREENLAND, Aug. 18 — radio to I.N.S.) Continued weather and ice off Angsalk have determined the S.S. Army round-the-world aviers—Lieut. Lowell H. Smith, Lieut. Eric Nelson—not to emptify the desperate venture flying more than 800 miles on Reykjavik to Cape Farwell, enland, according to word received on board today. The airmen are expected to off when weather conditions are iceland permit. The Richmond has encountered army weather the last few washington. Aug. 18. — A hot hop of 800 miles from Reykjavik, Iceland, to Cape Farewell, enland, remains the only hope the American round-the-world is if they want to complete the mnavigation of the globe this month, it was declared at the war ment today. The announcement was hazel radio report from Lieut. H. Smith, commander of expedition, who said that he Lieut. Eric Nelson planned to be seen as practicable for enland. SPORT SNAPS JACK KEENE whatever the outcome of the Bry Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle count be a hummer from the box ice standpoint. The fisticaid is all at sea regarding the WEIGHTY MATTERS FOR CYPRESS C. C. The Cypress Chamber of Commerce will hold a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium to which everyone interested in the welfare of that city's future is cordially invited. Important questions will be under consideration. E. H., Metcalf, who may always be depended upon for an interesting talk will address the audience. A good program with refreshments following will give extra entertainment. EBERT SUMMONS CABINET MEETING (Continued from Page One) moned a cabinet meeting to get a report on the Loudon meeting. It is understood that premiers of the German federated states will meet tomorrow at the same time as the foreign relations committee of the reichstag. It was suggested that the reichstag be summoned next Monday but after the meeting of the senior committee it was reported that the session may begin Thursday or Friday. Chancellor Marx and the foreign secretary will make a report on the reparations conference at a plenary session. The German delegates' arrival was almost unnoticed. There was only a handful of people at the railway station, and no special police guards at all. FOURT ALFNIST FOR STATE ON STAND TODAY (Continued from Page One) But the alienist pooh-hooed the whole defense structure in sofar as the paranoid personality of Loeb and Leopold had anything to do with the brutal slaying of the boy. When court adjourned for the usual noon recess, the stage was set for the state to put the last SWEETWATER FIRE UNDER CONTROL FRESNO, Aug. 18 — After a fight in which hundreds of men had been thrown into the battle lines, the great Sweetwater For- est fire in Mariposa-co., which for days has been menacing the Yosemite National Park, was today reported under control by M. A. Benedict, forest supervisor. Back-firing proved effective after the fire had burned over 30,000 acres of brush and timber land. YOSEMITE, Calif., Aug. 18 — The forest fire in the region of the south fork of the Merced River was finally checked and under control today by a crew of ninety government men oper- ating under the direction of the national park service. Confident that the fire had been definitively placed under control assistant chief ranger Clyde Booth who has been directing operations sent 70 men to their homes in Yosemite Valley and remained on the fire line with a skeleton crew of 20 men. Forest service officials say that the south fork fire which has been sweeping over ridges toward the back-fire from Yosemite park is safely checked in the region of Zip Creek. The entire fire, at all times, it was said, was in a remote area outside the park boundary, and did not interfere with travel to and from the place. Travel continues normal and the Yosemite has had less fires this year than ever before in its history, said officials of the re- sort. RUSH 100 RELIEF FIGHTERS TO FIRE LOS ANGELES, Aug. 18 — More than 100 relief fire fighters were being rushed today to fight on American soil for use by local farmers. Tickets on Sale at Box Office "Greater Movie S Ball" At Hotel Ambassador, Wednesday Ni August 27th PREDICT BIG LEAF FOR SWING "People of Orange-co w Cong, Phil D. Swing a of at least 5,000 votes." L. A. West of Santa Ana district attorney, president Orange-co Swing-for-Cong, the day after Swing compuspeaking tour of the county vote will be two dail a haor three to one. The major even be 6,500. After thation to Swing. I am control the result." West said that Swing hathe voters of the county's attitude of the Los Angeletoward Swing's candidacy ated entirely by the faSwing, advocating the govengineers' plan of a Boulance and an all-American canal, the plan of Harry Chandler Times, to take American from Colorado river in ico to be used by Changhua his associates in developing lands worked by China. Swings said he will be the last ditch to keep than on American soil for use by local farmers. West further declare Swings achievement in geoadequate tariff for local pigs Sport Snaps JACK KEENE Whatever the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The fisticid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The fisticid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The fisticid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The fisticid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The fisticid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The fisticid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The fisticid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The festicid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The festicid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The festicid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-off the winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The festicid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-offthe winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. This much can be pointed out however the outcome of the Army Leonard - Mickey Walker may be the battle ought to be a hummer from the box standpoint. The festicid is all at sea regarding the active merits of the two fighters and this is the prime requisition for a big gate. An open shut fight—as far as pick-offthe winner is concerned—is poor box attraction. Fans sell care to attend a fight mere to see their opinions verified. Little comparative dope exists in the fighters who will meet the two-title scrap. 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WALKS INTO HOT CAN'T TELL ME Laguna Beach was visited by a man who did not know who he was, how he got where he was going, or came from. He walked into the Laguna hotel and being asked if sired a room, he remarked that he did not know, a medical examination there, ed furthering them, they found a card bearing name of Henry Schmitt, Los Angeles. He was taken to The On hospital for treatment. His father came to The Laguna hotel and he seen loss to know just what he penned to his son. He that he left house day morning perfectly said was not heard of again was reported in the hospit Schmitt is 24 and well after his father asserts. Schmitt had lost all orgy and could not re anything from time home until found. He could remember driving, driving and trying to throw dazed state of mind. When he entered he said he had a car, but could remember where it had been whether he had been accounted by others or whether he alone. BIDS OPENED FOR GRADING HIGH Bids will be opened by state highway commission Francisco today for grading graveling eight miles of coast highway between Palaisades and Laguna. According to recent study by State Highway Commission N.T.Edwards of Orange contract will be last after by commission for next until a plan has been devised for financing new highway structure. City should have little effect on the ultimate result. Jersey City the battle would be a twelve-round affair with a referee's decision. In New York it will be fifteen yards to a decision. If Leonard signed with the knocking out the welter cup and thus acquiring two he will have a better necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Walker, faced with the necessity of holding his own against an adverse decision on the hand, Persons who have curiosity as to just how much laughing they can stand without collapse should not fail to see Hoot Gibson in "40 Horse Hawkins," a Universal production which will show at United theatre Tuesday and Wednesday. For genuine humor requiring none of the usual mechanical upholstering to "Put it across," Hoot Gibson's starring vehicle is all there. It is true that "40 Horse Hawkins" goes into a past dim to most present daytheatrical patrons, but in this was dragged, this fun machinery was taken seriously. It is melodrama of the "East Lynne" type; starving; freezing mother and babe; sneezing villainous. BREAK IN DROUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. Altho rain fell in several parts of No. Calif., and rain was predicted tonight for extreme northern coast points. The U.S. weather bureau today said that no general break in drought conditions thrust outthe state was looked for at this time. The fall of rain in far northit was stated. Would do much to minimize the forest fire hazards in the sections affected.Law clouds hovered over San Francisco today and the pavements were damp from a heavy fog which at times hadthe appearance of a fine rain. The weather bureau had a report of rainfall at Eureka. GIBSON IN LATEST PICTURE AT UNITED SCENE FROM "40 HORSE HAWKINS" STARRING HOOT GIBSON A UNIVERSAL GIBSON PRODUCTION Persons who have curiosity as to just how much laughing they can stand without collapse should not fail to see Hoot Gibson in "40 Horse Hawkins," a Universal production which will show at United theatre Tuesday and Wednesday. For genuine humor requiring none ofthe usual mechanical upholstering to "Put it across," Hoot Gibson's starring vehicle is all there. It is true that "40 Horse Hawkins" goes into a past dim to most present daytheatrical patrons, but in this was dragged, this fun machinery was taken seriously. It is melodrama ofthe "East Lynne" type; starving; freezing mother and babe; sneezing villainous. scornful cold-hearted villain and allthe rest of it. Such a company comes tothe little village where Hoot is cast asthe entire staffofthe local hotel andthe opry house. Fromthe little village to New Yorkin searchofthe struggling little actressofthe company goes Hoot. He loves her and fears what may happen to heratthe handsofthe villainofthe company.Finallyafter many yokel blunders,the village stage-manager finds,the girl,而workingas a“super”in her show. Anne Cornwall,Helen Holmes Richard Tucker and Edward Sedgwickwho also directedthe pictureare Gibson'scapable support. BIDS will be opened by state highway commission Francisco today for grading graveling eight milesofthe coast highway betweenthe Pallisades and Laguna.Accordingto recent statsby State Highway Commission N.T.EdwardsofOrangecontract willbethe lasta bythe commissionfornewuntila plan has been deanefor financing new highway structure. The statement was concludingthat completionofthe boulevard throughOrangeSerra couldnot be furthermorefunds aremade availCompletionoftheworkunproposalstobeofferedwouldopentheentirecoastinthiscountytotrafficaslygood dirtroadisnowtaintedbetweenLagunaBeachSerra. CLOUDS PREVENT MARS OBSERVATION MOUNT HAMILTON,A great gray bankofcloudsthe northservedasawhich preventedobservationMarsas that planetbeginswingintotheclosestpossibleearthithasheldin200year.Univ.ofCalif.scientists ing Mars thruthe great Lerversatory telescope herepreparedto starta series oftographswhich are expectedadd greatly tothe fundandmanknowledgeofMarsalsiblydeterminewhetherplanetisinhabited. The observationwill continueuntil afterAug.22when tance—34,600,milesofthetwoplanetswilightest.it isexpectedthinkingthetendaysofobservedhundredsofphotographswerealclimaticalandgeogravialconditions. CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY; FINED Vera Seal arrestedrewithHarold C.Berger in roominghouse,andarrivedwith himonthechargeofsessionofliquor.changedpleatoguiltythisafternoonforeJudge Kuchel,andwas$399. MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 1924 STARTING TOMORROW GREATER MOVIE SEASON THE "ANNA CHRISTIE" GIRL IN HER GREATEST CHARACTERIZATION There's an undercurrent of restlessness in this dizzy age—and this is its dramatic revelation. Thos. H. Jnce presents "THOSE WHO DANCE" with BLANCHE SWEET BESSIE LOVE WARNER BAXTER WALKS INTO HOTEL, CAN'T TELL NAME Laguna Beach was visited last week by a man who did not know who he was, how he got there, where he was going, or where he came from. He walked into the Laguna Beach hotel and being asked if he desired a room, he remarked absently that he did not know. After medical examination they learned nothing further. Searching him they found a card bearing the name of Henry Schmitt, Jr., of Los Angeles. He was taken to the Orange-co hospital for treatment. Saturday is father came to the Laguna beach hotel and he seemed at loss to know just what had happened to his son. He declared that he left the house Wednesday morning perfectly sane and was not heard of again until he was reported in the hospital. Mr. Schmitt is 24 and well educated, his father asserts. Schmitt had lost all memory and could not remember anything from the time he left home until found. He could only remember driving, driving, driving and trying to throw off the razed state of mind. When he entered the hotel he said he had a car, but could not remember where it had been left. Whether he had been accompanied by others or whether he came alone. BIDS OPENED FOR GRADING HIGHWAY Bids will be opened by the state highway commission in San Francisco today for grading and traveling eight miles of the new east highway between Balboa, the Palisades and Laguna Beach. According to recent statement by State Highway Commissioner T. Edwards of Orange this contract will be the last awarded for the commission for new work until a plan has been developed for financing new highway construction. The amazing transformation that can be wrought in the appearance of a girl or a man by styles of dress has been capitalized with telling effect by Thomas H. Ince in this latest dramatic production, "Those Who Dance," aplete a very nice bill. Last times tonight of Colleen Moore in "The Perfect Flapper" and Mack Sennett's "The Half-back of Notre Dame." SEEK OWNERSHIP IN OUTFALL SEWER BIDS OPENED FOR GRADING HIGHWAY Bids will be opened by the State highway commission in San Francisco today for grading and traveling eight miles of the new coast highway between Balboa, the Palisades and Laguna Beach. According to recent statement by State Highway Commissioner T. Edwards of Orange this contract will be the last awarded by the commission for new work until a plan has been developed for financing new highway construction. The statement was considered be equivalent to a declaration that completion of the coast boulevard through Orange-co to Terra could not be furthered until more funds are made available. Completion of the work under the proposals to be offered today would open the entire coast line in this county to traffic as a fair good dirt road is now maintained between Laguna Beach and Terra. LOUDS PREVENT MARS OBSERVATION MOUNT HAMILTON, Aug. 18, great gray bank of clouds from the north served as a curtain which prevented observation of Mars as that planet began to rise into the closest position to earth it has held in 200 years. Univ. of Calif. scientists watching Mars thru the great Lick Observatory telescope here, were prepared to start a series of photographs which are expected to aid greatly in the fund of human knowledge of Mars and possibly determine whether that planet is inhabited. The observation will continue till after Aug. 22 when the distance — 34,600,000 miles — between the two planets will be brightest. It is expected that during the ten days of observation hundreds of photographs will be secured, study of which will reveal climatical and geographical conditions. HANGES PLEA TO GUILTY; FINED $300 Wera Seal, arrested recently with Harold C. Berger in a local homing house, and arraigned with him on the charge of possession of liquor, changed her name to guilty this afternoon before Judge Kuchel, and was fined 500. The amazing transformation that can be wrought in the appearance of a girl or a man by styles of dress has been capitalized with telling effect by Thomas H. Ince in this latest dramatic production, "Those Who Dance," a First National release which comes to the California Theatre tomorrow. Blance Sweet, who plays a leading role in the production, is transformed overnight from a simple little country girl into an alluring underworld "queen," and she does it by means of a hair booth and darlingly chic frocks, which work such a startling change in her appearance that she scarcely looks like the same person. The characterization is as powerful as Miss Sweet's "Ann Christie," which has set two continents agog. When a girl from "up State" drops in with the life of New York's underworld to save her brother from the death chair, risking even dishonor to get the evidence which will clear tense situations develop which keep interest at fever point. The change wrought in Miss Sweet's appearance by bobbing her curls and changing her frocks is one of the most interesting screen transformations on record. The frock which she wears in the final scene, when she is trapped with her sweetheart at the annual ball given by the crooks of the underworld, was designed for her by an internationally famous artist, and makes her a striking figure as she fights with her lack to the wall for her life and that of her sweetheart. Warner Baxter, who plays opposite to Miss Sweet in the face production, also lends an illustration of the change worked by clothes and a hair cut in a man's appearance, for he puts over an effective disguise in this way, with no makeup aid except that of a big scar painted on one side of his face. Lambert Hillyer directed the picture. A comedy, "Aggravatin' Papa P and California News Plays," completes a very nice bill. Last times tonight of Colleen Moore in "The Perfect Flapper" and Mack Sennett's "The Half-back of Notre Dame." SEEK OWNERSHIP IN OUTFALL SEWER Application for direct ownership in 6 per cent interest in the joint outfall sewer constructed by Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim and Fullerton, will be considered by the Santa Ana city council tonight on behalf of La Habra and Buena Park. La Habra seeks 4 per cent interest and Buena Park 2 per cent interest. According to W. G. Knox, city engineer, Santa Ana will approve recommendations of city engineers of the other co-operating cities, granting La Habra 2½ per cent and Buena Park 1½ per cent, for a total of 4 per cent. Both Buena Park and La Habra recently voted bonds for the construction of sewer systems. LOCAL CONTRACTOR INJURED IN FALL A letter from D. J. Pitts, Ohio-st, who has been employed in building a gas station in King City, Calif., relates a narrow escape from serious injury when a scaffold on which he and three others were working broke, allowing them to fall about 8 feet. Mr. Pitts suffered fracture of two ribs and bad bruises. Mr. Pitts will remain in bed for several days, then return home. He had planned a trip to the big trees but his injury may prevent the journey. Mr. Pitts was working with Mrs. Pitts' brother, who is an employe of the Union Oil Co. OILMAN INJURED J. F. Mixer, an oilworker for the Standard Oil Co. at Huntington Beach, was brot to the local sanitarium yesterday suffering from an accident in the oil fields. Mixer sustained a broken jaw. The G.O.P.'s shrewdest move consisted in raising the price of wheat and making the crop abundant.