oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-13

PAGE EIGHT UNITED THEATRE Tonight and Saturday PRICES 10c, 20c, 30c. SHOWS 7 and 8:45 P.M. A DRAMA OF THE GRE AT CHICAGO FIRE "Barriers Burned Away" The story of a great love, violence, on the slopes of stupid hatred and reborn under the stress of a historic calamity. The most thrilling scenes ever shown in pictures: WILLIAM DESMOND In "The Riddle Rider" Thrills, Mystery, Laughter SPECIAL CHILDREN'S VALENTINE PARTY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 P.M. Roberts Kiddies Free Valentines Kiddies 2 to 12 10 Cents. GREAT NAZIMOVA AT UNITED THEATER The fure of Paris, the charm of its old streets, the appeal of the studios in its bohemia, and the mystery of its after night underground life—all these are depleted accurately in "The Redeeming Sin" which comes to the United Theater Sunday and Monday. Nazimova the star, far outshine her many former successes and triumphs. "The Redeeming Sin" is a colorful story, in which romance, thrills, suspense, fast action and comedy abound. Lou Tellegen, the celebrated actor plays the leading male role and others in the cast are Carlton D. Miller, Rose Tapley, Rosita Valentine Party Kiddies will have a big time tomorrow afternoon at the United Theater, Manager Anderson announces that everything is in readiness to please the children. The Roberts children will be on hand to entertain with songs, dancing and dialogue. Master Eddie Roberts, two-year-old wonder child, has some brand new songs that he is going to sing for the kiddies and he will be assisted by his charming sisters who also have some new songs and dances that are new. There will be valentines given to each child and there will be lots of fun. Marstini, Otis Harlan, Eric Mayne and Violet Virginia. SKELETON OF B.B. MAY RATTLE EAST NEW YORK, Feb. 13.—The skeleton in baseball's family closet will be tenderly laid to rest within the next 48 hours and thereafter will rattle no more. Judge Landis will officiate at the obsequies and they will be simple affecting and final. He will arrive in this city on Sunday morning and at the rattle conference with the district attorney a decision will be reached as to whether er Jimmy O'Connell shall be joined further for his part in the affair or permitted to go his future way unmolested. Landis' attitude has been forced as one of tolerance and emency toward O'Connell, whose loss in food and honor has been deemed sufficient to cover his offense. Landis says the word the skeleton will have rattled its last. As matters stand the district attorney has let it be known that he will be guided by Landis in his future action if any. He stands ready. Big Tent Corner Claudina and Wilhelmina Sts. -TONIGHTALSO SAT., SUN, Feb. 12, 13, 14, 15 at 8 p.m. 4 Big Nights A $100 Prize Value Given Away Each Night GILBERT THAYER The Friend of Every Man, Woman and Child in Anaheim Just Returned from a Tour of Europe The Most Sensational, Daring and Masterful Speaker in America Today. SUBJECT: “The Greatest Crime of Civilization” IN FOUR PARTS Once to every man and nation comes the mo- "BARRIERS BURNED AWAY" AT UNITE Thrills and pathos, romance and melodrama vle with each other to hold you spellbound at theaters Morrow, where "Barriers Burned Away" will be shown, features Mabel Ballin and Frank Mayo, this great story of Chicago's fairs By NOPHA Johnny Dundee ran out on battle with Fred Bertonneel Paris to rush home to claim world's lightweight champions as Benny Leonard's retirement was reported. Which brings two thoughts. What assurance will the motor have who matches Dunce as "champion", that Dundee will not run out on him? And if Dundee is acclaim champion, as he desires to how will he explain sneaking of the Bretonnel affair? A victory over Bretonnel, French star, would have helped him establish his claim to Hard's title. Why Dundee hurry? Just Returned from a Tour of Europe The Most Sensational, Daring and Masterful Speaker in America Today. SUBJECT: "The Greatest Crime of Civilization" IN FOUR PARTS Once to every man and nation comes the moment to decide in the strife of TRUTH with FALSEHOOD for the GOOD or EVIL side Gilbert Thayer—will give you the truth.—Rev. O. A. Hall, Perdue University. Theodore Roosevelt Once Said: "To be sensational one has but to tell the truth." What about the BOOZE PARTIES at Washington, D.C.? Why are 10,000 children in the public schools using dope? Why are the penal institutions filled to overflowing with our boys and girls? Why are there 1,000,000 insane in the United States? Why are there 20,000 school children in New York City with heart trouble? How about a prison sentence with loss of citizenship for reckless auto drivers? What are 90 per cent of our high school girls doing? Why is 75 per cent of the crime in the United States committed between the ages of 16 and 23? Is PSYCHOLOGY a destructive science? The answer to this question may save you money, health and happiness. Is Come doing more harm than good? My experiences with Coue in Nancy, France. What about Japan building 500 war planes a month? Has the United States an aviation policy? BRING YOUR QUESTIONS Fathers and Mothers of America, Wake Up! Admission Free Admission Free FREE WILL OFVERING I recommend Gilbert Thayer to my brethren in the ministry.—Rev. J. L. Gordon, First Congregational Church, San Francisco, Calif. Saturday and 8:45 P.M. ANAHEIM B & C TEAMS WINNERS A. H. S. ATHLETICS The Anaheim B and C class casaba teams won both their games here yesterday afternoon against Orange, the scores being 30-9 and 19-5, respectively. This afternoon the varsity plays at Orange. The other two league games today are to be Huntington Beach against Capistrano and Tustin against Garden Grove. There was a practice track meet against Fullerton there yesterday, but Coach A. E. Fitzmorris took only five or six men, of whom Dumke was the star, taking in the discus throw, second in the shotput and second in the high hurdles. Practice in baseball continues as regularly as possible. The next girls' baseball team will be played Tuesday here against Downey. Wednesday afternoon the girls' hockey team will play Fullerton. On the 27th Anaheim will play off Santa Ana at Fullerton. This will be the third game these two teams will have played, both the previous games having been ties—3-3 at Santa Ana and 2-2 here. NURMI SHATTERS WORLD'S RECORDS BUFFALO, Feb. 13.—Paavo Nurmi broke world records—not merely broke them by fractions of seconds, but shattered them by many full seconds in his special event of a meet staged last night by the 106th field artillery athletic case. The records were the 2000-yard mark, which he reduced from 5:00 4-5 to 4:53 3-5; the 2000 meter mark which he cut from 5:33 to 5:22 2-5, and the mile and a quarter mark, which he dragged from WORLD'S RECORDS BUFFALO, Feb. 13.—Paavo Nurmi broke world records—not merely broke them by fractions of seconds, but shattered them by many full seconds in his special event of a meet staged last night by the 106th field artillery athletic case. The records were the 2000-yard mark, which he reduced from 5:00 4-5 to 4:53 3-5; the 2000 meter mark which he cut from 5:33 to 5:22 2-5, and the mile and a quarter mark, which he dragged from 5:30 1-5 to 5:23 4-5, six and two fifth seconds faster than it had ever been run before. But a short half hour after Nurmi's great run, Willie Ritola, his greatest rival and a countryman, broke all marks for the two miles, running the distance in 9:03 4-5, shattering the time made by Nurmi only last Saturday by the wide margin of 4 1-5 seconds. It is a drama of the power of a woman's hate and the depth of her love, the heroine being a proud beauty, who, in a fit of plaque, toys with the love of a man who, behead her in station, worshipped her from afar until she gave him encouragement. Miss Ballin's performance is splendid. She does not hesitate to make the heroine anything but lovely, when necessary, and therefore, when love and suffering temper her spirit, she is all the more adorable. Frank Mayo is a noble and long-suffering hero. Tom Santchey gives a delightful portrayal of a political boss of 1871 and J. P. Lockney and Mrs. Charles G. Craig as Mr. and Mrs. Leary, whose cow kicked over the laastern and started the Chicago fire, supply the humor. Others of note in the cast are Wanda Hawley, Wally Van, Lawson Butt, Harry T. Morey and many others. British mauler, on to conquer more worlds. He is coming to the U.S. in search of bouts with weiterweights here, including Mickey Walker, the Shade dodging champ. Milligan is a native of Scotland. He now holds the European welterweight title. Rumor hath it now that Jack Hendricks, Red pilot, would like to land "Stuffy" McInnis, veteran first sacker of the Red Sox, Athletics, Indians and Braves. Looks as though Jack wasn't reading the papers while McInnis was with the Indians or after Stuffy with the Indians or after Stuffy joined Boston. McInnis is near the end of the road. Dazzy' Vance has been offered a contract by the Robbins that will be reached as to whether O'Connell shall be punished for his part in the permitted to go his future molested. Attitude has been foreseen of tolerance and clemency O'Connell, whose loss and honor has been deemed to cover his offense. It says the word the skeleton rattled its last. As mathematician the district attorney it be known that he will be known by Landis in his future if any. He stands ready to O'Connell before the grand prosecute his extradition California. But, Landis will be a word because the man latter is not Jimmy O'Connell an unnamed and unidenomebody who was so much than O'Connell that he his tracks perfectly, leaves holding the well known seems unlikely that the question, if he exists at all, or be apprehended. The start of another seafire will hardly be a headmark the scandal's disgrave, unless Cozy Dolan the issue temporarily with suit for reinstatement. I used to doubt that he will, however, will formication to Langs for rement, but it is almost certain he will be greeted with a flat as a tailor's iron. BARRIERS BURNED WAY" AT UNITED ISLS and pathos, romances elodrama vile with each othold you spellbound at the Theater light and to where "Barriers Burned will be shown, featuring Ballin and Frank Mayo, in neat story of Chicago's fire. PORTS DONE BROWN BY NOPHAN F. BROWN British mauler, on to conquer more worlds. He is coming to the U.S. in search of bouts with weiterweights here, including Mickey Walker, the Shade dodging champ. Milligan is a native of Scotland. He now holds the European welterweight title. Rumor hath it now that Jack Hendricks, Red pilot, would like to land "Stuffy" McInnis, veteran first sacker of the Red Sox, Athletics, Indians and Braves. Looks as though Jack wasn't reading the papers while McInnis was with the Indians or after Stuffy with the Indians or after Stuffy joined Boston. McInnis is near the end of the road. Dazzy' Vance has been offered a contract by the Robbins that will be reached as to whether O'Connell shall be punished for his part in the permitted to go his future molested. Attitude has been foreseen of tolerance and clemency O'Connell, whose loss and honor has been deemed to cover his offense. It says the word the skeleton rattled its last. As mathematician the district attorney it be known that he will be known by Landis in his future holds the well known seems unlikely that the question, if he exists at all, or be apprehended. The start of another seafire will hardly be a headmark the scandal's disgrave, unless Cozy Dolan the issue temporarily with suit for reinstatement. I used to doubt that he will, however, will formication to Langs for rement, but it is almost certain he will be greeted with a flat as a tailor's iron. BARRIERS BURNED WAY" AT UNITED ISLS and pathos, romances elodrama vile with each othhold you spellbound at the Theater light and to where "Barriers Burned will be shown, featuring Ballin and Frank Mayo, in neat story of Chicago's fire. PORTS DONE BROWN BY NOPHAN F. BROWN British mauler, on to conquer more worlds. He is coming to the U.S. in search of bouts with weiterweights here, including Mickey Walker, the Shade dodging champ. Milligan is a native of Scotland. He now holds the European welterweight title. Rumor hath it now that Jack Hendricks, Red pilot, would like to land "Stuffy" McInnis, veteran first sacker of the Red Sox, Athletics, Indians and Braves. Looks as though Jack wasn't reading the papers while McInnis was with the Indians or after Stuffy with the Indians or after Stuffy joined Boston. McInnis is near the end of the road. Dazzy' Vance has been offered a contract by the Robbins that will be reached as to whether O'Connell shall be punished for his part in the permitted to go his future molested. Attitude has been foreseen of tolerance and clemency O'Connell, whose loss and honor has been deemed to cover his offense. It says the word the skeleton rattled its last. As mathematician the district attorney it be known that he will be known by Landis in his future holds the well known seems unlikely that the question, if he exists at all, or be apprehended. The start of another seafire will hardly be a headmark the scandal's disgrave, unless Cozy Dolan the issue temporarily with suit for reinstatement. I used to doubt that he will, however, will formication to Langs for rement, but it is almost certain he will be greeted with a flat as a tailor's iron. BARRIERS BURNED WAY" AT UNITED ISLS and pathos, romances elodrama vile with each othhold you spellbound at the Theater light and to where "Barriers Burned will be shown, featuring Ballin and Frank Mayo, in neat story of Chicago's fire. PORTS DONE BROWN BY NOPHAN F. BROWN British mauler, on to conquer more worlds. He is coming to the U.S. in search of bouts with weiterweights here, including Mickey Walker, the Shade dodging champ. Milligan is a native of Scotland. He now holds the European welterweight title. Rumor hath it now that Jack Hendricks, Red pilot, would like to land "Stuffy" McInnis, veteran first sacker of the Red Sox, Athletics, Indians and Braves. Looks as though Jack wasn't reading the papers while McInnis was with the Indians or after Stuffy with the Indians or after Stuffy joined Boston. McInnis is near the end of the road. Dazzy' Vance has been offered a contract by the Robbins that will be reached as to whether O'Connell shall be punished for his part in the permitted to go his future molested. Attitude has been foreseen of tolerance and clemency O'Connell, whose loss and honor has been deemed to cover his offense. It says the word the skeleton rattled its last. As mathematician the district attorney it be known that he will be known by Landis in his future holds the well known seems unlikely that the question, if he exists at all, or be apprehended. The start of another seafire will hardly be a headmark the scandal's disgrave, unless Cozy Dolan the issue temporarily with suit for reinstatement. I used to doubt that he will, however, will formication to Langs for rement, but it is almost certain he will be greeted with a flat as a tailor's iron. BARRIERS BURNED WAY" AT UNITED ISLS and pathos, romances elodrama vile with each othhold you spellbound at the Theater light and to where "Barriers Burned will be shown, featuring Ballin and Frank Mayo, in neat story of Chicago's fire. PORTS DONE BROWN BY NOPHAN F. BROWN British mauler, on to conquer more worlds. He is coming to the U.S. in search of bouts with weiterweights here, including Mickey Walker, the Shade dodging champ. Milligan is a native of Scotland. He now holds the European welterweight title. Rumor hath it now that Jack Hendricks, Red pilot, would like to land "Stuffy" McInnis, veteran first sacker of the Red Sox, Athletics, Indians and Braves. Looks as though Jack wasn't reading the papers while McInnis was with the Indians or after Stuffy with the Indians or after Stuffy joined Boston. McInnis is near the end of the road. Dazzy' Vance has been offered a contract by the Robbins that will be reached as to whether O'Connell shall be punished for his part in the permitted to go his future molested. Attitude has been foreseen of tolerance and clemency O'Connell, whose loss and honor has been deemed to cover his offense. It says the word the skeleton rattled its last. As mathematician the district attorney it be known that he will be known by Landis in his future holds the well known seems unlikely that the question, if he exists at all, or be apprehended. The start of another seafire will hardly be a headmark the scandal's disgrave, unless Cozy Dolan the issue temporarily with suit for reinstatement. I used to doubt that he will, however, will formication to Langs for rement, but it is almost certain he will be greeted with a flat as a tailor's iron. BARRIERS BURNED WAY" AT UNITED ISLS and pathos, romances elodrama vile with each othhold you spellbound at the Theater light and to where "Barriers Burned will be shown, featuring Ballin and Frank Mayo, in neat story of Chicago's fire. PORTS DONE BROWN BY NOPHAN F. BROWN British mauler, on to conquer more worlds. He is coming to the U.S. in search of bouts with weiterweights here, including Mickey Walker, the Shade dodging champ. Milligan is a native of Scotland. He now holds the European welterweight title. Rumor hath it now that Jack Hendricks, Red pilot, would like to land "Stuffy" McInnis，veteran first sacker ofthe Red Sox,AthleticsIndiansandBraves.LooksasthoughJackwantedreadingthepaperswhileMcInniswaswiththeIndiansorafterStuffywouldjoinBeachion.McInnisisneartheendoftheroad. Dazzy'VancehasbeenofferedacontractbytheRobbinsthatwillbereachedastoothewheneverO'ConnellshallbeenpunishedofthepointsincebeingplacedpercentdividendbasedMotorsdownabout10pstudedebakersteady.Callmoneyadvancedt have who matches Dundee Champion", that Dundee will run out on him? if Dundee is acclaimed as he desires to be, will he explain sneaking out Bretonnel affair? victory over Bretonnel, the best, would have helped establish his claim to Leo title. Why Dundee's Holley Hollocher, once head of a permanent place in all's hall of fame as short and the Cubs, has announced that he expects to show his time form with the team season. Holley was lost to the Cubs latter part of last year due to illness. He had been ailing months. He was not in good when he reported for the campaign. His illness was as ranging from stout trouble to a desire for money. Returned to his home in Louis before the season ended since then has been taken care of himself in the getting back into good Interviewed the other day Holley said that he had been convinced the disease was by a nervous one, and was acting as such, substituting pure food and relaxation seventeen different kinds of cine. Here hoping he has the right Holley's return to will make the Cub's a pen contender again. Golfers who go south in spring may well be said to享asing the "birdies", even they have slim chances of being under par. Harry Harper, who served time at the Yankees, Red Sox and Stetson is the latest has been given a chance by John Draw. The southpaw has McKew's word that he will get a chance if he can get his old bone into condition. Harper is to work out at Hot Springs, until the Giant squad resumes at Sarasota, Fla. His recent victory over the Gran "Ted" Lewis in England spurred Tommy Milligan, can welterweight title. Rumor hath it now that Jack Hendriks, Red pilot, would like to land "Stuffy" McInnis, veteran first sacker of the Red Sox, Athletics, Indians and Braves. Looks as though Jack wasn't reading the papers while McInnis was with the Indians or after Stuffy joined Boston. McInnis is near the end of the road. "Dazzy" Vance has been offered a contract by the Robins that calls for a salary of $10,060 a year. Babe Ruth, Rogers Hornsby, and a dozen or more hitters of lesser fame, are drawing larger salaries than that right now Which indicates again the relative value of pitching and hitting in the eyes of the big league bosses. Pat Monahan, scout for the St. Louis Browns, was held up recently and the robbers got $65 out of Pat's jeans. Now the St. Louis club is swamped with applications for jobs as ivory hunters. News Note—Ping Bodie, fence buster, has been sold to Wichita Falls, Texas, club by Des Moines. The short horn steers are milling; There's a strange scent in the air The hash-house cooks are using Their Italian bill of fare. The lumber barons gather And decide to boost their price Of outfield fence material To two hundred bucks a slice. The baseball moguls bustle Out to paint the bleacher seats; Policemen ask the bosses For the baseball district beats. The pitchers' love of life has flown For death alone they care They're fleeing from the Rio Grande. Ping Bodie's going there! Doctors operated on arm of Pitcher Niles of the Indianapolis A. A. team and removed a piece of elbow. This extra bone is usually to be found in the heads of ball players. The Boston Red Sox let George Murray, pitcher, go to the Mobile Southern Association club. Steve O Neill and Oran Shocker The last two named were added to the roster during the off season. O'Neill was obtained from Boston and Shocker from St. Louis. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13. Gene Valia is the latest Seal to affix his signature to a San Francisco contract. SAN FRANCISCO — The California boxing commission is clothed with supreme authority over boxing in California (under the initiative amendment, according to an opinion of Atty. Gen Webb. It has sole jurisdiction over boxing, sparring and wrestling contests and local authorities no longer have the power to regulate or control such exhibitions, the attorney general held. OAKLAND, — The go between Louie "Kid" Kaplan and Johnny Farr, scheduled for Feb. 25, will be a 12-round no-decision affair, Promoter Tommy Simpson announced today. LOS ANGELES — With both boys confident of an easy victory, final preparations for the ten-round bout between Merrick Schlafer of Omaha and Dode Bercot of Seattle, at the Hollywood American Legion Stadium tonight, were completed. SPECIAL MATINEE ) AT CALIFORNIA Tomorrow will be the first of the Special Children's Matinee at the California theater every Saturday. The films are personally picked as to being exactly right for children and are the same that are being shown in the West Coast Theaters in Los Angeles, where these special matinees have been running several months. The show for tomorrow is Buck Jones in "The Circus Cowboy," a story chuck full of thrills and action from start to finish. An Ason Fable and a comedy will also be seen. ray's main fault in the big show was his failure to take game seriously. His manager at Mobile will be the peppery Kid Elberfeld. Which means that Murray will either "step into it" or get put in short order. A Class Ad will bring you results. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1925 West Coast— California —SATURDAY ONLY— $100 In Gifts $100 CHARLES JONES IN THE ESCAPE The CIRCUS COWBOY GO GETTER COMEDY AESOP FABLE THE CIRCUS COWBOY GO GETTER COMEDY AESOP FABLE SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON CHILDREN—10c TURNER, Concert Organist SUNDAY GILBERT'S SYMPHONIC SYNCPATORS TONIGHT 5 CLASSY ACTS VAUDEVILLE AT THE CALIFORNIA THEATRE STOCK MARKET IS REACTIONARY NEW YORK, Feb. 13.—With the exception of the oil stocks, which sold higher on the favorable developments in the petroleum industry and a few of the specialty and industrial shares, in which there were pool operations, the stock market displayed a reactionary trend today. The market was most wholly devoid of the specular features which upset the calculations of traders in the previous sessions of the week and sent high priced stocks gyrating at the rate of 35 points a day. It remained for the grain markets to provide most of the speculative fireworks. Wheat opened five to nine cents a bushel higher in Chicago and Winnipeg but corn was instantly subjected to profit taking and this upset the other trains which declined about six cents a bushel. With this low level as a new starting point they instituted another rally. An early budge in oil stocks followed reports that all of the important buyers of crude oil had marked up prices to the highest level for the movement. The reports were opportunistic for builts in the oil stocks, since most of these stocks had been soldon profit taking since the middle of last week and needed some such stimulus to attract new buying of them. As a rule the bills held their new gains and remained a strong spot until late in the session. Persistent buying of American Can, which replaced Castiron Pipe as the speculative leader, sent the stock about five points up to the highest price of the year. Motors were irregular with Geu. Motors declining to the lowest point since being placed on a six per cent dividend basis. Naah Motors down about 10 points and Studebaker steady. Call money advanced to four per BUYING of them. As a rule the bills held their new gains and remained a strong spot until late in the session. Persistent buying of American Can, which replaced Castiron Pipe as the speculative leader, sent the stock about five points up to the highest price of the year. Motors were irregular with Gen. Motors declining to the lowest point since being placed on a six per cent dividend basis. Nash Motors down about 10 points and Studebaker steady. Call money advanced to four per cent in the third hour. Stock sales today 1,223,100; shares; bonds $15,819,000. GRAINS CLOSE IRREGULAR CHICAGO, Feb. 13.—Grains eased up after a wild opening today and the close was irregular with wheat prices above Wednesday's close; corn generally lower and only fractional changes in oats. Wheat finished from 1% to 4% higher. Corn was down 1% to 1% at the close. Oats were up 1% to 1% down. FOREIGN EXCHANGE NEW YORK, Feb. 13.—Great Britain demand 4.77%, cables 4.77%; France demand 5.31%, cables 5.32; Belgium demand 5.06%, cables 5.07%; Switzerland demand 19.26, cables 19.28; Italy demand 4.13, cables 4.13%; Sweden demand 26.91, cables 26.95. Norway demand 15.23, cables 15.27; Denmark demand 17.78, cables 17.82; Marks 23.80; Greek demand and cables 1.62. COTTON OPENS FIRM NEW YORK, Feb. 13.—The cotton market opened firm today first prices being from 10 to 18 points higher. RICKARDS OFFERS DEMPSEY PERCENT NEW YORK, Feb. 13.—Tex Rickard today denied a report that he had made Jack Dempsey a flat offer of $750,000 to meet Harry Wills in a heavyweight championship bout next Summer. "I would be crazy to make such an offer," Rickard declared. "If Demberger boxes for me, it will be on a percentage basis. Jack Kearns and the champion understand this perfectly." JAZZ ORCHESTRA AT CALIFORNIA "Gilbert's Symphonic Syncopators," the jazz band booked for the California Theater, is one of the best aggregations of artists that it has been the good fortune of the California management to show. These nine young chaps are all solo artists and under the leadership of A. Merrill Gilbert, who has conducted orchestras in the leading theaters of Los Angeles and New York, have organized a Jazz band that is different than the usual run. They present a varied program, ranging from grand opera to jazz and also the popular songs of the day. The members of the Giant-White Sox aggregations that toured Europe last fall are to receive medals from the French government. Probably for playing the full nine innings before those 20 Irishmen in Dublin. Bill Klem, dean of National league umpires, says he may quit the diamond to sell Florida real estate. Bill will have to watch himself or he'll start telling customers where they can locate home plate instead of the garage. A Class Ad will bring you results. TURNER TO PLAY SPECIAL MUSIC ganist at the California Theater has arranged another great musical treat for lovers of good music for tomorrow only. In the new song he will introduce another innovation in presentation as the song instead of being shown on screens, is on a piece of motion picture film and is projected on the screen the same as a motion picture. The title of this offering is "Most of All I Want Your Love" and was written by Harold Horne, directing manager of the Criterion Theater Los Angeles. This song has become immensely popular in Los Angeles, where it was just introduced a few weeks ago and made a decided hit right from the start. Income Tax Specialist GLADYS E. WOLFE 120 N. LOS ANGELES ST. Phone 729