oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-12

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1924 MASS TROOPS AT CHINESE WALL PEKING, Sept. 13.—The Peking government today asked the Tutung of Chushar to investigate the reported detention of foreigners in Urka following a revolt of young Mongolians. No word has been received here from Roy Chapman Andrews, noted American explorer, and other Americans believed to have been in Urka at the time of the reported revolt. PEKING, Sept. 12.—To meet the monace of an invasion from the north by Chang Tso Lin's forces, the Peking government today began massing troops along the great wall. Thru traffic between Peking and Japan was cut off today when the Peking-Mukden Railroad discontinued the sale of tickets to points north of Shan Halkuan. They explained that due to heavy troop movements north of that point by Chang Tso Lin traffic had been interrupted. Peking was under semi-martial law today. This step was taken, the government said, to prevent the spread of disquieting rumors. CLAIM FURTHER GAINS SHANGHAI, Sept. 12.—Continued gains in the Taihu Lake region were claimed w Tonight in the communique issued by Chekiang headquarters. Rain has had the effect of slowing up the fighting all along the line. It was reported here tonight that Chang Tso Lin is sending 15,000 troops to Shanghai to the assistance of the Chekiang al-liies. SET OCT. 30 FIRE PREVENTION DAY WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.—President Coolidge today issued a proclamation naming Thursday, Oct. 30 as fire prevention day. This will mark the 53rd anniversary of the great Chicago fire. THE RADIO PROGRAM K. H. J.—The Times 6:15 to 6:45 p.m. Silentat K. H. J., during broadcast program of the war department to be broadcast from various stations throughout the country; speeches by the Secretary of War, Gen. Pershing and Gen. Carty, K. G. O. at Oakland will broadcast this program. 8:15 to 7:30 p.m. Children's program presenting Prof. Walter Sylvester Hertzog, telling stories of American history. The weekly visit of Richard Headrick, screen juvenile. Louise Carter, pianist, pupil of S. S. Gay, Yyola Von, screen juvenile. 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. Program presented through the courtesy of the Radio Corporation of Southern California arranged by Henjamin Saacta. J. R. Eastwood, tenor, accompanied by Helen Dayport. Maurice Saacta, dramatic reader. Signmund Sacks, violinist, accompanied by Samuel Messenheimer, Elizabeth Wynor, general secretary of the Traveler's Aid Society, speaker. Harry S. Rudelson, pianist. 9:30 to 10:00 p.m. Program presented through the courtesy of Sid Grauman, presenting musicians and singers from the prologue "The City of Dreams," now showing in conjunction with "The Thief of Bagdad," at Grauman's Egyptian Theater in Hollywood. The Arabian Quartet, Messrs. Kairow, Shkulletsky, Clay and Cantor. Edward Abdo, tenor soloist. Musicians, Maksoud, Salem About and Cliprut. K. F. L., Radio Central Station 5 to 5:30 p.m. The Evening Herald. 5:30 to 6:p.m. The Examiner. Dr. Jules M. Marton, concluding lecture on beauty. 6:45 to 8 p.m. Anthony Aeolian organ recital by Dan McKarland. 8 to 9 p.m. The Evening Herald. Musical tour. LOLY AUDIT FIRE ADDS PACILLA Insurance, collection and news bureau departments been added by the Victor Audit Co., to its facilities, object of increasing its scope to the public. Rex Dickinson insurance tor and auditor has been charge of the first named ment, H. W. Chapman oition of the second, while I signally will take charge third. Loly has represented Dun & Co., and Bradstreet the past 10 years and is fully fitted for such work. K. P. O., 423 meters—5:30 p.m., Seliger's orchid to 9 p.m., National Defense auspices U.S.A., Army. Northern Stations: K. G. W., Portland, 4 ers—7:30 p.m., baseba kets, weather; 8:15 p.cort; 10:30 p.m., Boot O.K.F.O.A., Seattle, 8:30 p.m., concert. SET OCT. 30 FIRE PREVENTION DAY WASHINGTON, Sept. 12—President Coolidge today issued a proclamation haming Thursday, Oct. 30 as fire prevention day. This will mark the 53rd anniversary of the great Chicago fire. CITY TAX RATE OF $1.45 SAME AS LAST YEAR Continued from page one Fund No. 2, $10,562.68 in the Street Improvement Fund, $10,-295.92 in the Sewer Construction Fund, $500 in the Drinking Fountain Fund and $11,000 in the Waterworks Fund. W. B. Moody, license collector, collected $350.90 in August, according to his report. The report of Rate Collector W. A. Wallace showed collections of -13,668.60 of which $8,333.85 was for lights and $5,334.75 for water. Delinquents including the penalties they paid added a total of $981.75 to the collections, which $480.40 was for light and $437.10 for water. A radium was discovered in Brazil by a woman. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. K. F. L., Radio Central Station 5 to 5:30 p.m. The Evening Herald. 5:30 to 6 p.m. The Examiner. Dr. Jules M. Marton, concluding lecture on beauty. 6:45 to 8 p.m. Anthony, Aeolian organ recital by Dan McVarland. 8 to 9 p.m. The Evening Herald. Musical tour. 9 to 10 p.m. The Examiner. Irish program by Floryane Thompson. 10 to 11 p.m., Anthony. Program by Tyroler Zither Club. 11 to 12 p.m., Ambassador, Cocoanut grove orchestra. A Schmer Grand piano is used in The Examiner Studio through the courtesy of Barker Bross., 734 South Broadway. A Steinway Duo Art piano is used at the Anthony Studio through the courtesy of the Geo. J. Birkel Company, 448 S. Broadway. Other Los Angeles Stations K. F. S. G., 278 meters—7:30 to 11:00 p.m. K. H. J., 395 meters—6 to 7:30 p.m.; 8 to 11 p.m. California Stations K. G. D., Oakland, 312 meters—4 to 5:30 p.m., concert orchestra; 6:45 p.b. markets. K. L. X., Oakland, 509 meters—3 to 5 p.m., baseball; 7 to 7:30 p.m., markets; 8 to 10:20 p.m., concert. At Falkenstein's Tomorrow! Four Great Specials! Silk Striped Madras! Plisse Crepe! White Windsor Great Specials! Silk Striped Madras! Several hundred yards of 32 inch Silk striped Madras in a range of beautiful patterns. 49c Yd. Plisse Crepe! White Windsor Crepe for Underwear; way less than the regular price for Saturday selling. 25c Yd. Dotted Marquisette! A limited quantity of yard wide dotted Marquisette in several attractive patterns. 29c Yd. Satinette! Shadow stripe Satinette for costume slips, in black and every wanted color. 55c Yd. FALKENSTEIN'S Anaheim. Calif. LOLY AUDIT FIRM ADDS FACILITIES Insurance, collection and business bureau departments have been added by the Victor D. Loly Audit Co. to its facilities, with the object of increasing its service to the public. Rex Dickinson insurance solicitor and auditor, has been put in charge of the first named department, H. W. Chappman of Fulleron of the second, while Lolly personally will take charge of the third. Lolly has represented R. G. Dun & Co., and Bradstreet's for the past 10 years and is especially fitted for such work. K. P. O., 423 meters—4:30 to 5:30 p.m., Selker's orchestra; 8:00 p.m., National Defense Test Suspices U. S. Army. Northern Stations K. G. W., Portland, 492 meters—7:30 p.m., baseball, marbles, weather; 8:15 p.m., concert; 10:30 p.m., Hoot Owls. K. F. O. A., Seattle, 455 meters—8:30 p.m., concert. BRAZEN CONG ARONSES/ CONVINCTS FROM NOW ON Continued from page one Quick as a flash it was over. Less than fifty feet from the stalled car the train had come to a stop. "My God!" Leopold gulped. "We're driving too fast." Babe, the unemotional, soon caught himself. His fear turned to levity. "What's the hurry," he said. "We've got at least fifty years." A few minutes of waiting and then the race to the prison was resumed. The two slayers managed to the assistant warden of the county jail, sat on the rear seat of the machine, puffing cigarettes. Suddenly Babe broke the silence. Suddenly Babe broke the silence. "Tough towns, Summit and Argo," he noted as they passed thru them. "If there's going to be trouble, we ought to get it here." The words gave Dick courage. "Geel I remember this country," he said absently stroking his chin as tho it were a beard. "Night on fifty years ago," he continued with a former-like drawl, "I went down this town." Those in front turned sharply to look at him and Dick broke off sharply. Had he then foreseeing a trip back, a release from prison in 1874, "The came the last lap. The moon had come out and its silver light left a blue tinge on the black of night." The great walls of the penitentiary loomed up, ghostly on the moonlight. "There they are," Leopold, involuntarily had spoken his words before going behind them. Lobb sat there silence looking—yes there they were—these great massive harcades, and five minutes later two badly frightened youths who had been Nathan Leopold, Jr., and Richard A. Loeb, intellectuals, "supermen," incapable of emotion, had passed before hind those huge ramparts, "for the rest of their natural lives and 28 years." The slender man owes his hill climbing qualities to the flexibilty of his frame. COUNTY HOSPICE AGAIN IS JAIL It spite of additional dations, and the placing more beds in the wa County Hospital again it and the staff is at its sometimes to find beds siring patients. The cottages also are to overflowing, many pass should be in them be into the main building only seven beds were in there are now nine, which psychiatric ward two to have been placed when should be only one. On Monday with the number 23 compared with nurses the nurseries year ago. This school created in two or three time. Of the new nurse from Fullerton and two ta Ana. Most of the high school graduates are college graduates. Three classes prepare and senior, covering 2 At Falkenstein's-- Over 2000 Pieces Royal Society S Pieces Go On Sale Startin Over 2000 Pieces Royal Society S Pieces Go On Sale Startin 19c, 29c, 39c, 69c, 89c, 95c, A Vast Assortment T Come to Us as the F a Most Fortunate P Here is an event that will again most forcibly demonstrate Pays to Attend Falkenstein's Selling Events." For no ma quoted, qualities are always up the high standard for wh dise is known. Every Piece Perfect! All are Wanted, Useful T Buy For Holiday Gift M At 19c GUEST TOWELS Stamped-to-Embroider Pillow Cases 79c Pair Stamp At 19c GUEST TOWELS In attractive patterns, stamped on good grade Cotton Crash. Stamped-to-Embroider Pillow Cases 79c Pair As there are only 75 pairs in the lot, it will be necessary to shop early. Beautiful designs, stamped on excellent quality tubing. At 49c Stamped to Embroider LUNCH CLOTHS SCARFS CENTERS TOWELS BABY DRESSES CHEMISE PILLOWS LUNCH SETS BUFFET SETS At 39c Stamped to Embroider SCARFS NAPKINS CENTERS LUNCHEON SETS TOWELS PLAY APRONS PILLOWS CENTERS At 59c Stamped to Embroider LUNCH CLOTHS CENTER PIECES TOWELS BABY DRESSES CHEMISE PILLOWS LUNCHEON SETS BUFFET SETS Falkenstein's COUNTY HOSPITAL AGAIN IS JAMMED It spite of additional accommodations, and the placing of a score more beds in the wards, the County Hospital again is jammed, and the staff is at its will ends sometimes to find beds for incoming patients. The cottages also are filled to overflowing, many patients who should be in them being taken into the main building. Where only seven beds were in a ward, there are now nine, while in the psychiatric ward two to four beds have been placed where there should be only one. On Monday with the new class of nurses the school will number 23 compared with 16 a year ago. This school has been created in two or three years' time. Of the new nurses three are from Fullerton and two from Santa Ana. Most of the nurses are high school graduates and a few are college graduates. There are three classes, preparatory, junior and senior, covering 28 months. GREATEST PEACE TIME MILITARY DISPLAY TODAY Continued from page one Defense Day addresses by Secretary of the Navy Curtis P. Wilbur. Speaking at a luncheon attended by distinguished Californians and later at Los Angeles' Defense Day program, the chief of the naval forces devoted his remarks to the importance of the water forces. Tonight Secretary Wilbur will speak at a dinner given by army and navy reserve officers. NEW YORK CITRUS NEW YORK, Sept. 12—Eighteen cars valencias, one car grapefruit and four cars lemons sold. Valencia market steady. L'in on market lower. Valencia averages ranged from $1.85 to $7.50; lemons $2.25 to $5.80. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. FASCIST DEPUTY FATALLY WOUNDED MILAN, Italy, Sept. 12—There was a tragic repercussion from the Matecotti assassination today when Armando Casalini, a Fascist member of the chamber of deputies, was shot and mortally wounded on his villa estate today by a private guard. Casalini died a few hours later. It was first believed that the crime was one of private vengeance without any political significance, but it proved that the assassin had acted from a political motive. The murderer, Antonio Corali, told police he killed Casalini to vindicate the assassination of Socialist Deput Matteootti. A number of pictures of Matteootti were found in Corali's pockets. Coral said he acted alone, that no one directed or aided him. Society Stamped-to-Embroider Starting Tomorrow! Society Stamped-to-Embroider Starting Tomorrow! 9c, 49c, 59c, c, $1.19 $2.45 ment That Has as the Result of nate Purchase! especially demonstrate the fact that "It Always ents." For no matter how low the prices standard for which Falkenstein merchan- Useful Things, and it is just the Time to ay Gift Making! Stamped-to-Embroider Bed Spreads $245 each At 29c Stamped to Embroider SCARFS Stamped-to-Embroider Bed Spreads $245 each Beautiful Spreads in many attractive designs. Most of them regularly selling at two and three times the price quoted. Shop early. At 29c Stamped to Embroider SCARFS NAPKINS CENTERS BUFFET SETS 59c to Embroider H CLOTHS ER PIECES DWELS DRESSES EMISE LLOWS HEON SETS FET SETS At 95c LINEN SCARFS LUNCH CLOTHS LINEN TOWEL FELT CUSHIONS FELT SCARFS LUNCHEON SETS Make your selections carly to avoid disappointment. At$119each CENTERS CHILDREN'S DRESSES GOWNS TEDDIES SCARFS LUNCHEON CLOTHS At69ceach Children's Dresses of good material, in sizes up to 12. ANAHEIN CALIFORNIA