oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-05

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1925 THE FAIR BIG-CHILDREN'S PROGRAM TONIGHT (Continued from Page One) which means, "Thou art weighed in the balances and art found wanting." Babylon was the pride of the Oriental world. No city of such grandeur and splendor had ever before been seen upon the earth nor has been since. It stood 60 miles in circumference, with inner and outer walls of unequaled strength, and the warriors of that day believed that it would never be entered. The hanging gardens, the artificial mountains, the great Temple of Belus and the great architectural works have never seen a peer. Belishazzar's feasting room, where the尝e of the text occurred was 1650 feet wide, and a mile long. Babylon had ruled the world, and had obtained the money for these great expenditures from a 40 to 50 per cent income tax on all the products of the soil of her conquered provinces. But all this went down in the dust because she became corrupt, forgot God and sank in sonnual debauchery. The evangelist hinged his sermon on four points: When God writes, men had better stop to read; the pleasure of the wicked is short; the law of God is inevitable; and God has written. He said he had rather lose than win unfairly because it will react. You can't fool God. His law is inevitable and the thing that you do will fall back onto you. Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap, and that in compound interest: I'm tired of hearing people talk about this great civilization. Greater, better and bigger civilizations than this have perished because men forgot God, and this nation is growing corrupt for the same reason. You can't hardly find a man fit for presidential Obtains Trace of Father by Radio LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5—A request went over the radio today for George LeMont of Vallejo to get in touch with his family, now living in Los Angeles. Last night Suzette LeMont, the man's daughter, was listening to a local broadcasting station. Suddenly she heard an announcer say that a certain number would be played at the request of George LeMont of Vallejo. Immediately Miss LaMont recognized the name as that of her father, missing nine years. She got in touch with the broadcasting station but the address of LeMont in Vallejo could not be furnished her. So today, a request was broadcast for LeMont to get in touch with his family here. NOME ANTITOXIN NEARLY ALL GONE (Continued from Page One) The death of Mrs. R. C. McDowell, 24, wife of a newspaperman, brought the death toll in the camp to six. There are now officially reported 30 cases, 31 suspects and 100 contacts. McDowell, husband of the dead woman and one of the McDowell children have been stricken and were reported critically ill. McDowell was formerly connected with the Nome Nuget, the most northerly located newspaper in North America. DECLARE CHILD MENTALLY SICK evitable; and God has written. He said he had rather lose than to win unfairly because it will react. You can't fool God. His law is inevitable and the thing that you do will fall back onto you. Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap, and that in compound interest I'm tired of hearing people talk about this great civilization. Greater, better and bigger civilizations than this have perished because men forgot God, and this nation is growing corrupt for the same reason. You can't hardly find a man fit for presidential timber any more. I can remember when hundreds of men could have been found in either party who would have made a good president but you don't see that now. He pleaded with fathers to give their boys pure blood, and a praying father. God has written in nature. All nature declares there is a God, but nature doesn't teach us the love of God. God has written in the Bible, and there He is revealed as a God of love. He has written in conscience, but the man who constantly hardens his heart shall be cut down suddenly and without remedy. And He has written in afflictions, which make us more tender, bigger and better men and women. Carter led in singing "Lord, I'm Coming Home." Several, including a number of young people, hit the sawdust trail. Prayer services for today were announced by Rev. Virgil Ledbetter, who said: "Regardless of your politics you can't get along without prayer, and you can't get along without God." He said the prayer services had been a success. Carter dismissed the services. P.E.CAR HITS AUTO Miss Lillian Schultes of Orange received bruises about her face and head and her knee was cut, and R. P. Hayfield sustained similar injuries when the auto in which they were riding with C. E. Shultes was struck by a P. E. car on North Main-st, Santa Ana, last night. The car was badly damaged. Passerby took the two injured persons to Santa Ana physicians for first-aid treatment, after which they were removed to their homes. CHARGE OF MURDER SEATTLE, Feb. 5. — Despite failure of waiters in a local cafe to identify the prisoner as the companion of Mrs. Lillian Helen Morley at dinner last Saturday night, just before she was mysteriously shot to death in a taxi-cab, Prosecuting Attorney Ewing D, Colvin was preparing today to fire charges of murder in the first degree against Elmer Manheart. DECLARE CHILD MENTALLY SICK LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5. — Alsa Thompson, seven, claimed to have poisoned three persons and attempted the lives of several others, is "mentally ill, bordering on insanity, but not dangerously insane," the county lunacy commission ruled today. The child has been ordered paroled to Mrs. Jeannie McCracken with instructions that she be placed in an institution where she will have constant care and supervision. The commission's hearing resulted in several allenists, who were present, expressing considerable doubt as to the truth of the child's story that she poisoned her two little sisters two years ago and later ended the life of a Miss Steele. It developed at the hearing that the entire story told by the little girl might have been a fiximent of her imagination. SELECT 3 JURORS FOR STOKES TRIAL CHICAGO, Feb. 5. — Three tentative jurors were in the box today when trial of W. E. D. Stokes, aged New York millionaire and sportsman; on charges of conspiring to defame the character of his wife, Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes, was resumed and selection of the other nine to complete the panel of 12 continued. DENVER, Feb. 5. — Mrs. Helen Elwood Stokes, pretty wife of the New York hotel owner and turfman, this morning is speeding toward Chicago to testify in her suit against her husband, W. E. D. Stokes. Mrs. Stokes was accompanied by her mother and another woman companion. "I believe I will win the case," Mrs. Stokes said as she boarded Burlington train No. 2 at 11 o'clock last night, "because I am right." 2000 FIGHT FIRE PASADENA, Feb. 5. — Nearly 2000 persons combined to fight a fire today which destroyed the home of C. E. Downes at LA Canada, near here, and for a time threatened the Pasadena watershed. Flames from the house leaped to dry woods nearby andern Norway in the last two days according to reports here. It has become the castle Who's Who records the ninth world after passing the half-Atherton (upper left), America rejuvenation she recommends not only active musically but (right), Swedish writer, womwho at 62 is trying to prove Betes, American actress, as the Miss Bates is 52. And lastintention of running for paired News Briefs SEATTLE — Andy Finam driver in a joy ride which suited in the death of Mrs. ssepina Bastonelll last November is awaiting sentence for m slaughter today. A jury coned him last night. SEATTLE — Because he ar ed and handeuffed John M Seattle auto dealer who making 69 miles an hour in attempt to set a new road record, W. J. Clark, was pended from the state high patrol today. SEATTLE — The coroner's fice started an investigation day into the death of five-old Selichi, Okiharl, killed terday by an auto driven by C. King. The boy was the person killed by a motor c Seattle this year. ST. LOUIS — Forty five clans were cited today by Missouri state board of honour show cause why their licen practice medicine and should not be revoked. Union of the doctors w based on records of their national credentials. SANTA ROSA — "This is the busiest years I have known," declared Luther bank, the plant wizard, today received more than 350 lett day inquiry regarding his sweet corn creation. Bo will observe his 76th birth March. OLSO, Norway — Fifteen tremors, some of consideral lence, accompanied by ravitions and sounds resembl plosions, were recorded in nern Norway in the last two days according to reports here. CHARGE OF MURDER SEATTLE, Feb. 5. — Despite failure of waiters in a local cafe to identify the prisoner as the companion of Mrs. Lillian Helen Morley at dinner last Saturday night, just before she was mysteriously shot to death in a taxi cab, Prosecuting Attorney Ewing D. Colvin was preparing today to file charges of murder in the first degree against Elmer Manheart. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. WITH SERVICE COURT Trade in your old heater TEN PER CENT OF THE COST OF ANY HUMPHREY RADIANTFIRE GAS HEATER WILL BE ALLOWED ON YOUR OLD HEATING APPLIANCE. LONG TERM PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. OUR APPLIANCE EXPERT MR. L. G. MOORE WILL GIVE YOU FULL PARTICULARS Southern Counties Gas Company District Superintendent 238 E. CENTER ST. PHONE 109 "I believe I will win the case." Mrs. Stokes said as she boarded Burlington train No. 2 at 11 o'clock last night, "because I am right." 2000 FIGHT FIRE PASADENA, Feb. 5. — Nearly 2000 persons combined to fight a fire today which destroyed the home of C. E. Downes at La Canada, near here, and for a time threatened the Pasadena water-shed. Flames from the house leaped to dry woods nearby and spread for more than 300 feet before they were checked. WASHINGTON. — A new promise for the disposition of Muscle Shoals property has evolved by the senate and conferences. Senator Keyes, New Hampshire, and Re. Zile, Rep. of Illinois, memorial the conference committee at the White House today submitted the new plan to dent Coolidge. SANTA ROSA. — Altho was struck by a locomotive demolished. J. A. Steward salesman, will recover, plea said today. WASHINGTON. — The ice row broke out openly this afternoon when Jas. J. McClintic, Dem. homa, charged on the floor that the navy dept had "deliberately misled" pie of the United States on mitting the impression y., abroad that airplanes will been successful in sinking. I tleship Washington. WASHINGTON. — The pay increase bill will be into the house for actu Tuesday under plans be facted by house leaders to the house rules committee tomorrow to provide law which will give the bill legal status and force early vote. LOS ANGELES—Two witnesses" were to be Valle the prosecution today in the Mathew Deckert, chasing the murder of Walter Mantel. LOS ANGELES — The ball, filmdom's greatest written event, staged by the Motion Picture Advertise AGE DOE NOT Achievements of Women TURKEY DOES NOT FEAR GREEK WAR CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 5—Turkey wishes to safeguard peace but will not hesitate to defend Turkish sovereignty against aggressions. The Turkish government does not fear any Greek military measures which may arise from the expulsion of the Greek ecumenical patriarch from Constantinople. This was the attitude of the Turkish parliament today approved without a dissenting vote after a spirited declaration to the assembly by Rothi Bey, Premier Kemal Pasha was present during the speech and the unanimous vote of approval. Rothi Bey further declared that the expulsion of the patriarch was in accordance with the decisions of the commission on exchange of population. He regretted that "Greek statesmen are attempting to create a movement hostile to Turkey." Turkey stands ready, he declared, to check any armed intervention or any attempt of Greece to infringe Turkish rights. ATHENS, Feb. 5—Popular opinion was being constantly fanned today toward war with Turkey. A movement has been started to raise a volunteer army and many former officers are identifying themselves with it. One wealthy Greek has issued a bombastic circular promising he will furnish funds if Greece comes to blows with Turkey over the removal of the ecumenical patriarch from Constantinople. The government attitude shows more restraint. Premier Michalakopolos after conferences with the French hand British ministers, stating it was his wish to avoid war. Some significance was attached to the announcement at this time by the Serbian minister that Serbia was concluding a military It has become the custom of spinsters and matrons who have done big things in the dark. Here are a few of the most prominent. Gertrude Barton (upper left), American woman after passing the half marathon (upper left), American woman after passing the half marathon (upper left), Swedish writer, won the 42 is trying to prove her active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musically but is only active musics. News Briefs ARRIAGE OF MISERY Mrs. Thompson: I have married 14 months and it began 14 months of misery. Some time I have been sick, complaining, but no one in the misery I go through didn't mind it if I were only kindly, but all I get is "idiot," "erazy," and a lot of auto dealer who kept 69 miles an hour in the misery I go through. When we have company I reassant. I ask my husband face with me, but he says hisaches too badly, or if he doesops in the middle of thefor some excuse. Then the boy was thrown by a motorcycle this year. LOUIS—Forty five were cited today byouri state board of hear cause why their licenice medicine and said not be revoked. The boy was thrown by a motorcycle this year. NTA ROSA. "This is business years I have declared Luther, the plant wizard, today lived more than 350 letters inquiring regarding his corn creation. But observe his 76th birth month." SO, Norway—Fifteenors, some of considera, accompanied by revived sounds resemblances, were recorded in Norway in the last two days of running for paralysis. HEART AND HOME PROBLEMS ELIZABETH THOMPSON are feeling well you will be better able to use tact and humor in dealing with him. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. TALK NO COM An Interest Day Selling For Sale Announcing Sale of Towels - Wash Goods See Particulars Tomorrow Sebastian The Economy ANAHEIM 127 WEST CE Of course that part of it is and what I am living for is. I am hurt so badly that it sees me when I eat. I did love husband and I guess I do yet. I wish I didn't. This morning breakfast he said he was go to leave as soon as some bills were paid. Now I must something. When women are and he sits and eyes them and tries, but when he looks at me is just ugly. That hurts me. I guess I will live through it.ase tell me what to do. LONESOME AND HEARTBROKEN First of all consult a good physician and see what can be done build up your health. When else for the disposition are feeling better you will have an entirely different outlook lived by the senate and life. I am inclined to think it you are too good to your husband. He does not want to beated like a two-year-old and much prefer being left alone. Also refrain from seeking love. If you are indifferent,ractive to look at, and a jolly companion your husband will like better than as a conscientious happy, faithful wife. Of course everything depends on your state man, will recover, pi health. When you are ill you today. Will be held here tonight at a row broke out openly my motion picture star in this afternoon who will attend. J. McClintic, Dem. is charged on the floor WASHINGTON. Secretary of the navy dereliberately insisted "delliberately insaled" free government mine experts of the United States from Viennes, Ind., to Cave City, using the impressionry, to aid in the rescue of Floyd and that airplanes mobilis. The trio is headed by C. successful in sinking Herbert of the U. S. bureau of ship Washington. THAT SEATTLE After three hours of inerease bill will be cited debate the central labor house for act today under plans bansicalism, last night voted over by house leaders to unseat all Commu-iste rules committee morrow to provide leach will give the bill SACRAMENTO—Tightening restrictions governing issuance of permits to boxing and wrestling clubs in California, Atty-Gen. Webb ruled today in an opinion to Walter A. Yarwood, secretary of the state athletic commission, that club desiring to conduct matches must have building leases or one year. THE ANGELES—Tworesses" were to be prosecuted today in Matthew Deckert, chap murder of Walter M. Mathews must have building leases or one year. THE ANGELES—The will be in no condition to battle filmdom's greatest with his ill-nature, but when you event, staged by the Picture Advertise Class Ad will bring you results. BY DOES NOT GREEK WAR TINOPLE, Feb. 5.—Does to safeguard peace must hesitate to defend irrelegibility against agthe Turkish governnot fear any Greek millions which may arise impulsion of the Greek patriarch from Continence. The attitude of the parliament today appointed declaration to the Rothi Bay, Premier a was present during and the unanimous vote Rothi Bay further the expulsion of the was in accordance with as of the commission of population. He that "Greek statesmen wing to create a moveto Turkey." stands ready, he decheck any armed interany attempt of Greece Turkish rights. Feb. 5.—Popular opining constantly fanned and war with Turkey. A has been started to raise army and many former identifying themselves athy Greek has issued a circular promising he funds if Greece comes with Turkey over the reeecumenical patriarch intentiple. Parlement attitude shows intent, Premier Michalaler conferences with the British ministers, was his wish to avoid "JAZE GIRL" GOOD WORKER IN JAIL SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.—Dorothy Ellingson, 16, who killed her mother, prepared today for another crisis. Tomorrow she will appear before Superior Judge Harold Louderback for arraignment on murder charges. Waiting for the start of the court fight to save her from a long prison term, the "jazz girl" wore a gingham gown and performed mental tasks at the county jail. She has proved a good "jail worker," according to the matrons. HUNT FOR OUTLAWS PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 5.—The greatest manhunt in Arizona's recent history was under way here this afternoon as officers in every part of the state searched for the Lawrence brothers, Oklahoma outlaws, wanted in connection with the probably fatal shooting, here of Beryl Birch, police officer and candidate for sheriff at the last election. Birch was shot shortly after midnight after arresting the men when they were caught stealing gasoline. He handcuffed the men together but one of them fired two shots at him. NAB RUM RUNNERS SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.—Capt. John O'Hagen and two of the crow of the rum running "Hell ship" Guila were captured today after their sensational escape from detention camp at Angel Island, San Francisco bay. The men were halted just as they were making off in a raft, after cutting their way from prison barracks on the island. DETAIL BACHELOR TO TEND CHILDREN LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5.—Deputy Sheriff Jack King, a bachelor by chloce, today was detailed to act as SUSPECT 3 OF KILLING SISTERS LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5.—Three men are under suspicion in connection with the deaths of May and Ninz Martin, sisters whose bodies were found beneath a tangled mass of weeds in a shallow grave in the southwestern part of the city, bearing evidence that they were attacked and murdered following their disappearance last August. The announcement that three persons were suspected came from the sheriff's office. One of the suspects is said to be an old man, who has been under suspicion for some time in connection with another attack. The other suspects it was added, may be two men who are said to have been seen talking to the girls a short time before they vanished. In their hunt for the flend the police centered their force on finding a man, with whom they have already been given a description, who is alleged to have attacked several little girls in Glendale and Pasadena. The same man, the police said, probably committed the outrage against the Martin sisters. Later detectives working on the case appealed to Mayor Cryer for help, asking that a reward of $100,000 be posted for the capture of the person or persons who committed the crime, or clews that would lead to their arrest. QUESTION DOCTOR LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5.—Dr. A.W.F. Jamieson, Sawelle dentist, who was probally fatally injured in auto accident Sunday, was questioned today by deputy sheriffs concerning a shooting affray at Pocatello, Idaho, in 1922, at which time Dr. H. Smith Wooley was shot and instantly killed. The interrogation of Dr. Jamieson at the request of Roland Wooley brother of the dead physician Greek has issued a circular promising he funds if Greece comes to Turkey over the re-election of the ecumenical patriarch in Antipole. Attitude shows Premier Michala-ar conferences with British ministers was his wish to avoid Detail Bachelor to Tend Children Los Angeles, Feb. 5—Deputy Sheriff Jack King, a bachelor by choice, today was detailed to act as nursemaid for two small children in Flint Ridge, while their mother went into court to testify in the case of a woman charged with burglary. The mother is Mrs. Emile Yoakum, who was subpoenaed as a witness and when she failed to appear an investigation proved she could not leave the children. Consequently Deputy King was given a special mission to attend the children while Mrs. Yoakum attended court. In a world of turmoil the most annoying sign of the times is a detour sign. A Class Ad will bring you results. Question Doctor Los Angeles, Feb. 5—Dr. A. W. F. Jamieson, Sawtelle dentist, who was probably fatally injured in auto accident Sunday, was questioned today by deputy sheriffs concerning a shooting affray at Pocatello, Idaho, in 1922, at which time Dr. H. Smith Wooley was shot and instantly killed. The interrogation of Dr. Jamieson at the request of Roland Wooley, brother of the dead physician for reasons which the officers refused to divulge. However, Dr. Jamieson told the officers he knew nothing of the shooting as he was in Salt Lake City at the time the shooting took place. 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