oc-plain-dealer 1925-05-01

800 CONFER ON WHO WON "WAR" HONOLULU, Hawaii. May 1.—The aftermath of "war" was discussed today as 800 officers of the "Blue" U. S. Navy and "Black" Hawaiian defenders went into conference. Admiral Robert E. Coontz, commander in chief of the Navy, led the critique, which will continue five days, during which the exact results of the United States' greatest Naval maneuvers will be decided. Major General J. L. Hines is presiding jointly with Admiral Coontz in the deliberations. The officers will consider each separate movement in the recent "war" which ended with unofficial victory given to the invading fleet. The findings may possibly never be made public, according to high officers attending. It is generally agreed, however, that the decision will contain the opinion that Oahu's defenses are weak. No press statements will be given out until the critique ends May 6, when a summary will be issued. The report roes in full to Washington, where it will be fade public, if at all. Admiral S. S. Robins, commander of the "Blue" fleet, is expected to give interesting comment, pointing out the island's weak defenses as seen from the attacking angle. No civilians today were permitted to visit the fleet, due to a swell which made passage to the ships, anchored offshore, a difficult matter for small boats. OLYMPIC CHAMP VISITS CONCORDIA The Concordia Turn club was visited by Mr. Paul Krempel, former member of the U. S. Olympic team and one of the country's lending turners. He entertained the locals with an exhibition of expert turning on the bars and leather horse. He is a member of the famous Los Angeles Turn Verein and was member of the MISS VAN RENSSELAER, BOOMED FOR SENATE, IS NOT IN RECEPTIVE MOOD Although the New York State Home Economics Association indorsed Miss Marta Van Rensselaer, head of the New York State College of Home Economics at Cornell, as its candidate for the United States Senate, Miss Van Rensselaer declares she has no political aspirations. Members of the association are hoping she will change her mind. Miss Van Rensselaer took a heading part in developing the home economics department at Cornell for more than twenty-five years, and in May, 1923, the National League of Women Voters named her as one of America's twelve greatest living women. NEWS BRIEFS LOS ANGELES—Albert Charleton Andrews, author of musical comedies, sued his wife, Maude Cor Andrews, for divorce. He charged desertion. SACRAMENTO—The state department of motor vehicles has no OLYMPIC CHAMP VISITS CONCORDIA The Concordia Turn club was visited by Mr. Paul Krempel, former member of the U.S. Olympic team and one of the country's leading turners. He entertained the locals with an exhibition of expert turning on the bars and leather horse. He is a member of the famous Los Angeles Turn Verein and was member of the Olympic team when he held the title of all-round athletic champion of California. Mr. Krempel was surprised at the size of the Anaheim class, and thought the locals were doing well in the gymnastics. Every Monday evening from 7 o'clock on sees the hard working little Coach Reitz putting the locals thru their paces on apparatus work and mass exercises. He is confident that Anaheim will have a good representation in the meet June 14th. Improvements have been made in the way of new equipment. All turners are asked to attend the inauguration of the new officers Monday, May 4. COMPLETE RODEO IN GIBSON'S PICTURE Some of the most notorious "bad actors" known to mankind were used as extras in "Let Er Buck." Hoot Gibson's special at the United Theatre tonight and tomorrow. But, as notoriously "bad" as these extras are acclaimed, it is said that their performance adds materially to the entertainment value of the picture. These "bad actors" are among the finest collection of outlaw horses ever assembled and their appearance before the camera was coincident with their exhibition at the famous annual round up in 1924 at Pendleton, Ore. This great carnival of cattle range sports was used as the background for Hoot's story. Hoot entered two events of the charlot race, both fairly dangerous and very exciting; and despite his contract as a picture star, he chanced several bucking and bull-dogging events. A number of the Universal Ranch Riders, who were with the Hoot Unit, also took part in the round up, and these events are also incorporated into the story. Harold Bell Wright Story at California A beautiful story of a man made great by love is unfolded in the screen version of Harold Bell Wright's book, "The Re-Creation of Brian Kent," coming to the California for next Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The picture, a Principal Pictures master attracts ships, anchored offshore, a difficult matter for small boats. NEWS BRIEFS LOS ANGELES—Albert Charleton Andrews, author of musical comedies, sued his wife, Maude Cor Andrews, for divorce. He charged desertion. SACRAMENTO—The state department or motor vehicles has no jurisdiction over government mall trucks in the matter of headlight regulation, it was ruled in an opinion by Sate Attorney General U.S. Webb. NEW YORK — Babe Ruth was reported as "doing nicely" at St. Vincent's hospital, where he is recovering from an operation. Mrs. Ruth is almost entirely recovered and probably will be discharged form the hospital on Sunday. BALTIMORE — Arthur W. Williams of Michigan, died at John Hopkins hospital early today following an operation for gall stones. Forty roller skaters will participate in the California handicap 10-mile street rolle raking race to be held Sunday afternoon in the Lincoln Heights section of Los Angeles. The race will be skated over a 2½ mile course. 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The moral tone is perfect. It is a picture which emphasizes the finer things in life and yet it is anything but of the preachy kind. It is crowded with human interest, thrills and suspense from the time Brian Kent robs a bank until Auntie Sue, a remarkable old character representative of the highest type of womanhood, gets him back on the right road. In this work Auntie Sue is aided by Betty Jo, the attractive niece of the banker whom Kent robbed to satisfy the extravagance of his flippant wife. Harry Langdon, the King of comedians, in a Mack Sennett Comedy, "The Sea Squawk," and an International News completes the program. Man may be a super-monkey. But you know which one manages to get by without working. MILK, Federal, 3 for ... 25c SOAP, Ben Hur, 6 for ... 25c OYSTERS, per can ... 15c Brooms Good Quality Special Notice Mr. A. P. Dell, formerly in charge of Gerrard H., has decided to engage in business for himself, and ing attractive bargains on his opening day—Saturday. POTATOES New White Rose, 5lbs. FANCY YELLOW BANANAS, 3 lbs. FANCY NEWTON Pippin Apples, 3 lbs... 25c Oranges, Lemons, 3 doz. 25c Fancy Asst. STRAWBERRIES AND BLACKBERRIES—prices—Fresh from the pa FOLLOW THE CROWD—GET IN A. D. DELI AT FRED MARSH THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BOLLING DRAMA UNITED THEATRE Indusously vivid portrayal of the Titanic, with thrilling thrills and heroic action that great maritime involved, is part of "Life's Game," which comes to The Theatre Sunday and The Titanic disaster is actually and interestingly man interest story, and ground of this thrilling great national game of Human, appealing and a degree is the picture,ests once more the fact that there is nothing so broad in the entertaining qualities as good, old-fashioned melodrama. The cast is very well selected, in cluding Johnnie Walker, Tom Santeshi, Gertrude Olmstead and Jane Thomas in the leading roles. SACRAMENTO — Gov. Friend W. Richardson announced he had signed a bill by speaker of the assembly Frank Merriam granting Long Beach all rights of the state in the tidelands adjoining that city on provision they be used for parks, highways and playgrounds. Fancy Reductions Fancy Meats Marsters' MEAT MARKET SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Market Boil, while it lasts, lb. ... 5¢ Meat Boil ... 8¢ Shoulder Roasts, ... 15¢ to 25¢ Rib Roasts, rolled and boned ... 30¢ Steak, 8 to 10 a.m. only ... 30¢ Shoulder Roasts, whole ... 20¢ Bulder of Milk Lamb, whole ... 25£ of Milk Lamb ... 35¢ Pet, Clean Hamburger ... 15¢ Sausage ... 20¢ FIVE VODE ACTS AT CALIFORNIA For tonight and Saturday the California have booked another of the big five act Vaudeville Rord Shows that have proven so popular with the patrons of Anaheim’s photoplay palace. Each one of these clever acts is coming here direct from big time bookings, where they have been achieving wonderful successes in entertaining the public. Another famous name is now added to the Blue Book of the Screen. It is none other than L. Frank Baum’s famous fantastic story of "The Wizard of Oz" which with Larry Semon as the funny "Searecrow" will be seen at the California today and Revival Meet Sunday a Rev. S. W. Stone, who will hold a series of revival meetat the Free Methodist chapel, corner of Sycamore and Claudina-sts, starting Sunday, May 3. Rev. J. C. Rose is pastor. Saturday. This fantastic spectacle is a new step forward in the art which now invades the fantasy hitherto confined the printed page. The version of this story, which over a decade has been aite with both child and has been produced as a comedy. Thrills, laughs and "chill" so dear to the heart of the fan, abound throughout the which is crammed with fashion and a wealth of whim humor. 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Lige Conley, in his latest Mermaid Comedy, "Fast and Furious," and an Aesop Fable" Down on the Farm," will also be shown. NEW YORK—No games will be posoned in the National league tomorrow when funeral services for Edward McKeever, late president of the Brooklyn club, are held. The league members probably will decide on a memorial to Charles H. Ebbets and McKeever at semi-annual meeting next month. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. IPLE Prize Priced to Give True Value of our customers to be the most valuable asset to merit that confidence is to give that which your money. 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