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AUGUST 24, 1928. PART I. THE WEATHER DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. Schools CoMesWM 1P1 RADIO PROGRAMS WIDELY VARIED Great Divergence of Appeal in Schedules INTENTION TO MARRY The folloulnt notices of Intention mir wers issued mterday. Nm na sg given.

PERSSON DOI LISON. John f. Persson, 2.1; Dulllsun, 23. Ross H. Rook, 47, Elsie Pennebaker.

28. SMITH BLACK. Walter 8. Bmlth. 30; tmlly I HUek.

2. SNIDKIt BROOKS Walter M. Bnlder. 22: Hester Brooks, 22. BTCK'OUM-STI I ES.

Clair M. 22; a. Ulll.a i a Commercial gcbools FDRCMOST AFORTY Yt Attft inurucilon for hich-MUrii penlie.il. All fcuw. tounrn she colltiiiie emirm i Butinm Ad.

SUPERIOR sen cetl'tt C0LLE TRjntty 8491 enifuuratiMi snd univatiiir tlafldaidti painmagt. Esetllrni ltr try lime Voodbury AcrouniuKy. Bachelor degree in two years. How, pertonal alitntwn. Selaci nsiion poaiiiont tKured.

Part-lime oork provided. day and night claaaca. Cal intertatief, esiaJog. 727 So.figuero St. Sawyer School of Business Ask for "FACTS" PART.TIMF Otflc work will our students.

Make reservatlqm NO' NOW Fall terms. Mackay Business College, 612 So. Figueroa. TR. 0417 Branch School at 2711 West 6th, near Rampart.

Fltiroy 1122. Q3ilitatg ecftoolg HARVARDSCH00L AAf ACCREDITED SCHOOL FOR BOYS TWENTY. NINTH YEAR OPENS SEPTEM6ER 18th. R.O.T.C. unit.

Sixth to twelfth grades Inclusive. Boarding and day pupils. For Information, ad. dresi the Headmaster, 1601 South Western Avenue. Los Angelet, California, 805 60.

FLOWER T. TRinlty 3876. be provided for limited nummr for Summer tndj Cataloa free. YOUNG BOYS II uh STriidwi. iiiwii an jenr.

irarn klmlly illelillne. li.vmiiii.liim. ell Iklj.r 1 Inlin. Ilnnil Hint I IIK. 0 and on SHluriliiva.

frit yenr. I'rliieltml. 411(11 Venice lllvtl. KMpIre Hemenldry A llixli SIukI (A 11.. qiiireil.

lull Term neuln. Keilenilef 17th. For further Informiitlon miilreMt Kerretarv. Bii Mini, Culver City, Calif. Telepliune KMpire Mil.

California FOR m.m -i. Klemenlnrr anil Junior rIlIlTary liv to tiil.v. A A ami iiunll. limy remain IVUUVIII N. Uillinm llrli llrlek.

Urin. until TO DAM MILITARY ACCREDITED UKDAll ACADEMY 25TH YEAR The GREAT OUTDOOR SCHOOL. Prlmaey through colleqe pre. paratory. Small classes, Individual care, CORRECTIVE PHYSICAL TRAINING, new gym and pool, cavalry, band.

A school of dlstinc. tion. P. G. McDonnell, 637 Wilcox St.

GL. 4187. Vja i PAGES apartment. tf i-ptnv ininrKV maittr, MILITARY ACADEMY ,0. atal 1 I 1I st Itself aa tar tha tradts heal for little keys.

Page stands In data ky sehosl lor little baya. It la tha leadini arhtwl watt at Masiachuieltl. snd has re high arhaol Far catalog, addreis Hobart A. umna, naao- 1235 Cochran Avenue. Los Angelea.

Calitornla. ar wHitnay nsa. ONEONTA MILITARY ACADEMY SUMMER CAMP EN KOI. f. NOW for Niiminer rm Aniilielin I.nnillnK.

Aeeredlle1 with Hie Mute rnUentlly. High Neliool. Klementury and frlnmry. Iay student unlimited. Write nr plume COL.

M. CANYON SMITH. I'resiilent, lttiO Sa. 1 remuut Oneoutis I'ark. So.

l'aaadena. Calif. Thone KLInt S30. Dill HI) V' 'Minn BWANSuN -ODNEAL. Flovd L.

Swsnson. 27: Jessie P. lneal. 23. THOMPSON TATE.

William Thompson. 28, Zudell Tate, 22. TITUS KE1KER. (lleuo C. Titus.

21; Olo- ria E. Keiler. 18 VAN DEH HLOIS -TURNER. Sikke Van Det SUiU. 47; Lillian A.

Turner, 35. WILKINSON SHORT. Frank Wilkinson, 24; Mabel F. Snort. 32.

WILMS -LAMONT. Ueorse W. Wilms, 26: Jrnn Lsmon', 20. WOOLFAN BONNER, Bertrnud Wool-fan, 33; PnscilU Bonner, 24. lURTIlS Names, sex.

place and date of birth. ALBRIGHT. Mr. and Mrs. Bor Oood Bamarltan Hospital.

August 20 ART. Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Boy.

Lincoln Hospital. August 21, BORNSTEIN. Mr. and Mrs. Bmuel.

Boy. St. Vincent Hospital. August 20. ELLIS Mr.

and Mrs. Flovd. Daughter. Southwest General Hospital. August IB, FORM ANF.CK.

Mr, and Mrs Irwin. Daughter. Private Home Hospital. August 18. OILMORK.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Boy. Lincoln Hospital.

August 17. HULINOfl. Mr. and Mrs. Oardner.

Boy, Southwest Oeneral Hospital. August 18. KA8KO. Mr. and Mrs.

John. Daughter. i Lln.nl,., I AllUllht In nOU'llWritl virnri, LEVY. Mr. and Mts.

Simmon Boy. White Memorial iiospiisi. auhusv m. MEYERS. Mr.

and Mrs. John. Boy. French Hospital. August 19.

NOLD. Mr and Mrs. George. Boy. 629 Writ Fiftieth siieet.

Auirnst 17 OAKHOLT Mr. and Mrs Albert. Daughter. Ht. Vincent Hospital.

August 10 PHILLIPS. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoy. Oood Samaritan Hospital.

August 20. STEEL. Mr. and Mrs. Rue.

Daughter. White Memorial Hospital. August 20. RTROHKCKEK. Mr.

and Mrs Crawford. Daughter. Palil Hospital. August 21. WIDDOWSON.

Mr and Mis. Maxwell. Daughter. St. Vincent's Hospital.

August 20. DIVORCE Sl'ITS FILED BINGHAM. Gladys against T. E. BINK1.EY.

Helen 8. against lloboh J. CARTER. Frank anainst Helen E. COI.GROVE AHa against Netr.

DKt.UCA. Theodore anainst Annette. DOW Mary L. against Arthur C. FIHHFR.

Josephine against Jesse B. FRANKLIN. Beatrice against Arthur II. OOTTO. Ituth A.

against Joseph. GRAVES. Genevieve against Leroy. GUSTA I.aura M. against Waller E.

HALL. Mary against Roy. HKATI1E Irene MarC. against W. I.

KATZMAN. Helena against Louis. KfiHI Ell. Frank against Daisy D. LUI'IEN Frances against George.

MARCEAU. Ernestine K. against Edward M. MARLOW. Ollie E.

atiaimt Jess M. MATTOON. Evelyn A. against Robert 8, MCCARTNEY. Georgia E.

against Lorn McCLEVE. Suzanne against Ira. MCCARTHY. Nora L. against Harold.

MeLALLAN. Amelia against Andrew O. Mt'iLEK. Mae H. against John D.

MUELLER. Ova H. agaliift Walter H. NAVARRO. Fellpa M.

against Juan. OAK. Lura 8. against Llslon M. PIERCE Elveretta against William A RAFFEHTY.

Irene M. against Stephen J. PANDERS. Ray E. against.

Ollie. SKULL Norma against William J. SKINNER. Robert C. against Genevieve L.

KI AVKOFP. Julia against Joe. STARR. Sarah P. against Donald M.

STOUT. Hurrell against Miriam. SUNHt'RY. Nooma against Clay'on. TRIVETT.

Jerome F. against E'hel. TURNER. Ada against Clarence. VANOUS.

Edward F. against Sylvia E. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED BTTRCHELL. Otha P. from Fred C.

CHURCHMAN. George A. from Mattle M. COHEN Esther from Jacob. CLARKE.

Mae from Denys A. DARLING George 8 from Florence M. DAVIE. Marguerite N. from Robert Jr.

DUHHIN. Catherine A. from Howard 8. EOI.ESTON. Eugene Ci from Lillian M.

FISHER. Grace C. from Arthur C. FRITH Churles A. from Peggy F.

OILMORK. Anna from Evan E. GOODRICH. Helen M. from Frank H.

HOHSON. Eunice A. from John 8. LUCAS. Ava from Walter.

McHARG. George A. from Mary 8. RAMSEY. Edith from Homer F.

REYNOLDS. Lola E. from Charles E. RLONKCKER. Maggie B.

from Ablram J. STANLEY. Wayman E. from Lillian. WElliENKOPF.

Elizabeth from Robert. WRIGHT. Albert M. from Emm J. naturalization petitions Petitions for naturalization, with name, nationality nnd residence given, have been llled with the United States District Court, as follows: Catherine Anna Romaln, 3918 Seventh avenue: Turkey.

Margaret Minerva Branrislatcr, Glendale: Great Britain. Johannls Georglos Voulgarls, 1053 South Veimout avenue; Greece. Adit Morgan, 303 South Lake street; Great Britain. Mlloslav Mihlc, Sun Pedro: Jugo-Slavla. OFFICIAL DEATH LIST Name and place of death Age.

Date. BALL. Mary. Los Angeles BOBEY. Vera.

Los 'Angeles. COLLIHON. John. Los Angeles CONNOR, Maiorle. Los Angeles DESSER.

Meyer. Los Angeles. FINKELPAUGH. Rachel. Los Angeles GOSSOM.

Sam. Los HESS. Emma. Los PECK. Lauro.

Los Angeles PEHRY, Johanna. Los Angeles POl'OFF, Michael. Los Angeles SNOW. Marcia. Los WELCH, Lawrence.

Los Anue-les WILLIAMS, Emma. Los Angeles WILSON, Erasmus. Los Angeles WILSON, James. Lus Angeles. 64 Aug.

21 48 Aug. 21 81 Aug. 21 13 Aug. 21 63 Aug. 22 72 Aug.

21 5'l Aug. 20 62 Aug. 20 72 Aug. 20 58 Aug. 21 38 Aug.

21 28 Aug. 21 13 Aus.20 85 Aug. 21 88 Aug. 21 63 Aug. 21 Discerning Parents" Sons BEVERLY In tlie boy the purposeful man born.

Here, your hoy's mind will be directed hIoiik channels that are constructive. Here, he will fnlif.w ii tinlnm-ed curriculum. Here, wholai-- SCH00L FOR BOYS shi1' nd sports are equitably blemle-l. obtain Annual Cataiague sixth Grade Through High School 368 S. Virgil Lea Angelea Tel.

DUnklrk I4S5 DAY BOARDING, N0N-8ECTABIAN, NON-MILITARY MORAN SCHOOL FOR BOYS-SST elate School pisnta that ta the new and onlquo plan a boyr acnool that fur fmirieen pronteailit eara ba art unusual standards. No Moian Srhnol grailusle Ba failed ol arlinllilrm to eellese Nlnety-iKtit Ier rent all Mnran Srhiiol Erailualrl have S'ne on lo roll no. Kor fultber Ulfniaiatlco i.Hin- KBA.N8 MOHAN. UeadmaMrr. Aiascadero.

California Oitls 13oatDing ann Da? cljools I ni nAnniirfl SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Established 18E9. Boarding and Sill Day School. Junior and Senior High School Depart. mer.ts.

Accredited. College Preparation. Special Ad-vantages In Music, French, Art and Home Economics. Supervised Athletics. Ada S.

Blake, A.B., Principal, 5029 West Third. Fall term opens Sept. 19th. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS MRS. WOOLLETT'S SCHOOL Estab.

1905. Boarding end Day Sehool. Kindergarten, Elementary, Junior and Senior Doott. Accredited. College preparation, Musle.

Art. Dramatics. Athlctici. Fall term opens Sept. I3tn.

LOUISE K. WOOLLETT. Prln. 1749 N. La Brea Ave.

CB. 4801. JOHNSON. August 83, D. Johnson, sted si years, neiovca son ui Mr.

mid Mrs, P. H. Johnson, and brother of J. snd II. U.

Johnson of Iii Antelej and J. Johnson of luslewood. Cil. Funeral services Haturduy, August 73. at 10 irom the chapel of Biown, mii South rioter street.

JONES, Edwin R. Jones, loving father of Anns Beile Bcoie of Los Angeles, May Belle Clark of Burllnsame snd Itoy Jones of Kansas City. Mo. Funeral services today at 3 from the chnpel of Reed Brothers ill west wasmngion street. Inter ment, Kansas City.

Mo. KASSEBAUM. At MnnrnTla. Auiust S3, Ihjh. Gertrude H.uel Kassebauin.

in her 33d year, survived by her brother, Hurry K. Kassebaum of San Marino. Funeral services 8utiitdn morning at 10 o'clock from Pierce Brothers' fu neral parlors. 720 west Washington Boiilevurd. Interment.

Mountain View Cemetery, Oakland, Cal. KIPKOWSKI. Services for John KlDknwski will be held Saturday st 10 am. at the Church of the King of Kings, Fifty, second street and Tonne avenue, under direction of the Ruppe Mortuary. 950 West Washington street! KRUEOEH.

At 1338' Mohawk street. Mrs. Mane R. Kiueger. aged 70 years, be.

loved wife, of Charles Krueger and mother ol C. W. and Fred Carl Krue. ser and Mrs. Gertrude F.anklln of this city.

C. P. Krueger of Kuxbury. N. and Mrs.

M. Lockstadter of lilrksvllle. N. Y. Funeral services Saturday.

August 25. at II am. from the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1613 South 1 lower street.

LARA, Teter Lars. Remains at the chapel of Gus Alvarez Moore. LUNA. Joe Luna, seed 77 yesrs. Funeral aervicrs today at m.

at Plaza Church. L. F. Utter, 10625 South Broadway. In charge.

LYONS. August 22. Nellie May Lyons. Remains at chapel of Cunningham It Connor. MacKAY.

August 23, Robert Mm-Kay. Rimains at the chapel of A. Bruwn. 1815 South Flower street. Notice of funeral later.

MAII1N Rachel T. Mahln of 900 West One Hundred and Bt veutrenlh street. Services will be held Saturday, August 25, at 2 30 p.m.. from the Southwest Funeial Home, 1020 West Ninety, fourth street. Interment, Inglcwood.

MOHR. August 23, Hannah Mohr. Funeral services today at 2 pm. at the R'nat Israel Undertaking Co 1218 South Flower street. MURRAY.

At 25034 South Hobart Boulevard, Mis. Emms M. Murray, aged 58 years. Services Saturday. 9 a st St.

Kevin's Church, Beverly Boulevard and Alexandria avenue. E. B. McConnlck, funeral director. PARRY.

Auitutt 21. 1928. Johanna Parry. Services and Interment. Beviere, Mo.

J. D. Furls At directors. SIIAW. James, aged 84 years, husband of Anna Shaw of Compton.

Remains will be forwarded by the Moreland Mortuary to Salt Lake City for services and Interment. SHERWOOD. Mrs. Carrie B. Sherwood.

Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown, 1815 South Flower street. Notice of funeral later. 8NOW.

Marela H. Snow. Funeral services today 2 from the chapel of Francis V. Hall 1C07 South Flower street. SOKOLOFF.

Harry SokolofT. Services today at 11 am. from the Giasbond Groman Mortuary, 901 West Washington slreet. TREASTER. Anna May Treaster of 3322 Berkeley avenue.

Remains at the chapel of Gus Alvarez Moore. YOCUM. Services for Joseph O. Yocum Saturday, August 25, at 2 p.m., from Pierce Brothers' chapel. Interment, St.

Joseph, Mo. IN MEMORIAL! GEORGIE WOODTHORPE WALLACE In lovlnir rememhrnne nf mother and sister, Georgle Woodthorpe vvauace, oiea August l'4. iwj7 GEORGIE STEVENS. EDITH CARREHE. OLIVE COOPER CURTIS.

HARRY COOPER. EDITH DOBSON. CARD OF THANKS The undet-Rlfirneri irfcVie. in fui thanks lor the beautiful flowers which inumaie irienns sent lor the funeral of my beloved wife. WILLIAM P.

BOSSOM, Alhambra. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Georire B. Remington Funeral Home 1707-1709 South Flower street Telephone WEstmore 9728 Edwards Brother. Inc. ECONOMY, RELIABILITY 936 Venice Boulevard (16th st.) WE.

0648 Bresee Brothers) FREE PARKINO IN PRIVATE OARAGE 8u5 SOUTH FIGUEROA. FA 3125. Ben Isham Personal Service WASHINGTON COMPANY. Mod. Prices 7J5 West Washington street.

WE. 5615 E. Clair OverholUcr Co. WE. 6147.

12j8 South Grand. YVashlnjrton J. D. Robinson 735 West Washington street WE. 5615 Garrett Brothers 921 Venice Boulevard (16th st.) WE.

2039 Geo. A. Fitch, A. E. Mavnes 1201 SOUTH HOPE STREET AVE.

9840 CEMETERIES Forest Lawn Memorial Park The Happy Cemetery Among the Hills Home of The Little Church of the Flowers Olendale Avenue and San Fernando Road. Telephone ALbany 1121. Beautiful Hollywood Cemetery Mausoleum, Crematory, Columbarium HOLLYWOOD CHAPEL, the most artistic utile chapel on the Pacific Coast, avail-able for funerals without cost. Visit Our New Mausoleum 6000 SANTA MONICA BOULEVARD HEmpstead 3830. HOIIy.

8455. Inglewood Park Cemetery. Mausoleum. Crematory. Largest Cemetery in California Beautiful Chapel.

Only 20 minutes from center of city TKInit.v 4487 THoinwall 1531. MAUSOLEUMS Angeles Abbey Conveniently located midway bet weep Los Aniieles and Long Beach Entombment crypts ss low as $100. Vaults for ashes from S25. Information, 603 Central Sixth at Main street Tl'cker 0532. Forest Lawn Mausoleum Anchored in the rock of the everlasting hills.

Forest Lawn Memorial Park The Happy Cemetery Glendale Avenue and Ban Fernando Road Inglcwood Park Mausoleum is massive and solid An everlasting BURIAL PLACE that has few equals. City Otllce. TR 4487 Cemetery, TH. 1531 FOUR crypt at Inalewood Mausoleum at a good discount. Phone AT.

0815. FLORISTS FOREST LAWN FLOWER SHOP Adjoining The Little Church of the Flowers Forest Lawn Memorial Park Flowers for every occasion. Location Assures Your Flowers OD Time. ALbany 1121. Darlinf'e Shop 6TH BFT BROADWAY AND SPRING FU3AERPHONE TRInlty 4455 London Tobacco Man's Estate Put at $50,000,000 LONDON.

Aug. 23. (VPV-The will of Sir George Alfred wills, tobacco ningnate. was probated today, the estate being placed at 10.000.000. Most of the estate goes tc his children, while a large number of silts are made to various employees.

One-fourth will go for the government estate duties. Sir George died last month at the age of 7fl years. LOCAL OFTICE. U. 8.

WEATHEK BU-ItlAU, Loi Angt'lrt, Am. J3. (Reported H. Hrrser, Meteorologist I At o'clock m. the barometer reslslered 30 03: it p.m., 38 9.

Thermometer fur the cone-spondlnt huura shaved 61 de. snd 12 drc. Relative humidity, R4 per cent: ni Ml per cent. Wind. i rat.

vc. loeuy 3 mi Ir southwrH. velocity 5 milrs. Tempersluiea, hislirat, 7H low. eat, 61 ts.

KmiilMl lor tntum. trare. normal to dale. .01 ol an Im Uh season to Ute, Usee, Barometer reduced to level. WEATHER 23: Lo-cal showers and thunderstorms have or.

cmred (luriMi the pi twenty-four houra on the Atlantic Coast and In the Missouri and Upper Miaslsaippl valleys, and In Kan-s and Nelnsaka and In the Hucky Mountain louiiur. The rainfall uu teueiuliy liaht to moderate, but In mini locality In the Uprr Mississippi Valley thunder-storms were sccompumed by heavy t.t.n. It Is much colder this murium in the Dakota and In the northern portion of tne Rocky Mountain country, with front at some points in Montana. Temperatures were near the normal in other portions of the country. In Bouthern California clear weather prevailed yesterday, with moderate temperature.

It mas lossy or cloudy this morniur from the sea to the mountains, but clear weather was teportrd eat of the mountains. Temperatures were generally clofe lo the normal this morning. fair, moderately warm weather may he expected in Los Aniieles and vicinity Friday. Some, what lower humidity will Increase the (lie harard. BUN.

MOON AND TIDE8.I s. Anseles, Ana 24: Hull rises 6:21 a seta 6 3(1 nm Moon rises 2 01 sets 1 1 p.m. Los Anacles Ha Maori Aug. 24. High tide, 4.2U ni.

LOCAL TEMPERATURES. Aug. 23: Minimum and maximum tcniDrntiires from Southern California points, reported yesterday to the Los Anaeles orr.ee of the U. 8. Weather Bureau, were as follows: 81 al ions Max.

Mln. Imperial (i!) 70 Los Anceles Harbor 70 00 Mt. Wilson K3 (.1 I'asadena Pomona H7 fVh Horteiville 104 hum ho SriiU Fe HO hi Ki'dlKiuls (ts r2 Itlvemde 8nn BtTiiardino 95 Tin 81111U Ana 81 fil Santa Barbara 74 tio STATE FORECAST For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fulr and mudcrutely warm Friday and Saturday; probably foggy or cloudy In the morning. STATE FORECA8T SAN FRANCI8CO, Aug. 23.

Weather forecast' San Francisco and vicinity: Fair and mild, with tat: moderate westerly winds. Northern California: Fair, with fog near the coast: high temperatures In the interior; modeiate north to west winds on the const. Siicramentn Valley: Fair; slightly cooler; Hunt southerly winds. Sunta Clara Valley: Fair; mild tempera ture; moderate northwest winds Southern California; Fair; high tempera tures in the interior; gentle noun to west winds. Nevada: Fair and warm.

AKIZQNA FORECAST PHOENIX Arlx Aug. 23 Forecast for Arizona: Friday and Saturday fmr, except probably thunder-showers ui northeast portion, little chnuge in temperature. COLORADO RIVER YUMA (Aril!) Aug. 23 I Exclusive DIs-pntch from the U. 8.

Reclamation Service.) Ciauae height Colorado River. 17.12 feet. Discharge, Thursday. 5900 cubic feet. TEMPERATURES Tempera- Preclp-Slntions tines- Ita- Conditlons, 5 in.

Max. Mln tlon. 0 0 0 0 0 0 .40 0 0 0 0 .14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .48 0 0 0 0 0 .04 .08 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .04 .08 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Abilene Barkervllle Clear 42 Hoise Clear 82 Boston Raining 72 Buffalo Calgary Chicago Cloudy B0 Denver Clear U4 Des Moines Dodge City 78 58 82 5H 40 r4 r4 OA 70 70 52 2 82 54 48 52 )i8 52 58 74 48 VI 78 48 84 80 60 58 80 78 58 58 50 48 4 52 08 08 62 58 58 64 54 58 54 60 B0 S8 70 2 34 44 42 80 Edmonton Pt cloudy El Paso Cloudy Eureka- Cloudy Flagstaff Raining Fresno Clear CJalveston (Hand Junction Havre Clear Helena Pt. cloudy Huron Independence Juneau Kamloops Pt. cloudy Kansas City Cloudy 84 80 8 70 fin 84 82 Knoxville Lander Partly cloudy KB Los Angeles Clear 7B Memphis Modena Clear 84 Needles -Clear loti New Orleans Pt.

4 New York Cloudy North Head Cloudy North Platte Oklahoma Cloudy Omaha Clear Phoenix Clear Pittsburgh Portland. Or. Clear 70 54 00 6H UH 84 Prince Rupert Rapid City Red Bluff Cleur 102 Roseburg-Clear 92 Roswell 8t. Louis Cloudy St. Paul and Minneapolis Clear Sacramento Clear Salt Lake City -Clear San Diego Clear San Francisco Cloudy Santa Fe -Cloudy Seattle Clear Spokane Clear Tampa Tonopali C'lrar Tucson Partly cloudy Washington Clear Wllllston Wlnneniucca Clear Winnipeg Cloudy Yuma Cleur 80 (14 88 76 72 (ill 74 74 8li i IB 78 84 64 .102 VITAL RECORD INTENTION TO MARRY The following notices of Intention to many were Issued yesterday.

Name and age given. ABKAMSON OZAR. Ben Abrumson, 21; Bessie 21. ADAMS K.UNZE. Ivan J.

Adams, 28; Dora Ktmze. 23. ALLEN BELONOEA. Miller Allen. 28; Mil-died I.

Belongea. 25. BACA CHAVEZ. Jack Baca. 25; Esther Chavez, 20.

BEITEK HOWARD. Don R. Belter. 27; Ethel E. Howard.

2fi. BURNHAM -ANDERSON. Loron B. Burn- ham. 21: Ada H.

Anderson, 19. UR ELL -TE WELL. Earl D. Buirell, 20; Evn L. Tewell, 21.

CAMPBELL KUBtTZ. Charles D. Campbell, 46; Irene C. KubiU, 34. CARIt NICHOLS.

William H. Carr, 23; Winifred 11. Nichols. 24. CHUPACK RIDLEY.

BeniBrd B. Chu- luick, 22; Alnum E. Qrldley, 18. COATES- SENIOR. Oeonte W.

Co teg. 23. Mildred Senior, 21. COLLINS BELL. Thomas V.

Collins, 46; Daisy Bell. 39. COPELAND EDWARDS. Raymond C. Cope-land.

23; Lillian Edwards. 20. CURRAN NEWLAND. Frank E. Curran.

38; (lenevleve Nrwland, 20. DAWSON -LA OAS A. Herbert W. Dawson, 24; Elva G. La 22.

DOLE HALL. Rorkwood N. Dole, 34; Del- bildne Hall. 29. DOMINGUEZ--GUTIERREZ.

Richard Do- nilnguez. 30: Maria Uullerreai. 35. DOWNS MOORE. Alfred M.

Downs, 24. Evelyn M. Moore, 20. FERGUSON- HOKE. Lvnn F.

Ferguson, 25; Amtusta J. Hoke. 24. FINOCMIO DONAHUE. Anthony Finoclilo, 22: Maxlne C.

Donahue, 21. GILLEY -REYNOLDS. James F. Glll-y, 60; Inez Reynolds. 59 GONOOKE- OARDEA.

Oscar Connote, 25; Luz Garden. 22. GRIM SM AN JONES. John C. Grimsman, 25; Esther M.

Jones. 33 II AYES MEIERS. Rolland Hayes. 25; Mar- gsret Meiers. 21.

HEWITT MERRILL. Leslie 0. Hewitt. 21; Gwendolyn Merrill, lu HODGERT BRAES John W. Hodgert, 24.

Mima Braes. 21. HOLSTE1N SAULHBY. Georae F. Holsteln.

25: Lucille C. Saulsby. 25. HUGHES FRY. Edward L.

Hughes. 23; Martha M. Fry. .21. HUNTER HOOVER.

William J. Hunter, 23: Muriel Hoover. 20. ISBELL MOORE. Frank A.

Isbeil. 23: Anna Mooie. 18, JACOBS HOWE. Harold Jacobs, 32: Le- nore Rowe. 27.

KLIMAN- McCANNA. George Kliman, 27; Muble McCanna. 20 KREKLER -THOMAS Warren B. Kiekler. 25; Florence Thomas.

22 KUHLMAN-GARHEN Frederic W. Kuhl- man. 24: Ills 1 Darren, 19. LEONARD -HEFFERNAN Earle W. Leonard.

22: Mary A HefTernan. 21. LIESKOVAN SVITEK Joe A. Lieskovan, 24: Julia Svitek. 18.

MARK ART KORDELL. Etlge Markart. 27; Alice Kordell, 18. MATHEWSON -PETER8 LOuls I. Mathew- son, 27; Henrietta L.

peters. 27. McKOWN MOTH. Clifford S. McKown.

23; Mary Moth. 16 MORGAN CLOSKE Donald P. Morgan. 22. Katmryn L.

f. Closkev, 21 MOSTE'LLER DENEY Chester Mos- teller, 19: Liliian Detinev, 18. NIELSEN JENSEN Hans Nielsen 28; Emma Jensen. 23 NOTSON-WERSCHIN. Thomas C.

Notson, 26; Alice Werschln. 24. ORTIZ CRUZ Francisco Ortu, 48; Marlg Crm. 44. PARSONS -RUSSELL.

Frank Parsong, 41; Elisabeth 8 Ruasell. 35. PAUZE WARREN. Louis A. Pauze, 23; Elsie Warren, 21.

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KFVVB JM 2 M.i 890 1 Studio at 0 10, KHJ M. 7M) I Dr. Maurice Brown to 9.30; "Have you ever heard" et 30. KMTR (518 9 M.i 580 K.l Program. KNX 8H0 I Program.

KPLA (288 3 1U40 K.I Frolic. 10 (a II a.m. KFON 241 8 M.i 1240 (-Program. KFWB 131.1.2 Mj 830 K.l Program. KIU 1301)8 750 Acnes White, KMTR 1516 9 MO Sponsored.

KNX l.ri'iu 81)0 Talks and music. KI'LA (2U8.3 M.i 1040 Keloids. II a.m. lo If noon KP1 M68 5 A40 l-Rlslne Hammond. KFON (2418 1240 K.l Htudlo.

KFWB 1.1(112 830 K.l Program. KH.I (399 8 M. 710 i Celeste ityus to 1130. Spomored at 11:30. KMTR IM9 M.i M0 Pro-tram.

KNX (31 tiHO Music. KPLA (2U8 3 1040 K.l Variety. I'i noen to I p.m. KFI (4B8S 640 K.l Trio. KFON 12418 1240 K.l Studio.

KFWB 13012 M.i 830 K.l Studio. KHJ 1399 8 M. 730 Conrert orches. tra lo 12 30; Los Angeles Times worldwide news at 12 30. KMTR 5Hi M.

580 I Studio. KNX 1336 9 U90 K.l Music and talks. I lo 8 p.m. KFI MAS 5 fi40 I-Studio. KKON (2418 Program.

KFWB CKil 2 1)30 K.l Program. Kill IJ)8 M. 7S0 Ki Chas. Wcllman. KMTR isitifl SBO Program.

KNX (33SB M. 8U0 K.l Talks, 1:30. 5 8 p.m. KFI M8 5 M. 840 K.l Harmony Duo.

KFON (2418 1240 Studio: band. KFWB Cl()12 B'lO I Baseball 2:15. KI1J (3(9 8 M.i 750 K.l Troian program to 2 30. Mrs. Florence Doblnsou, telle on the theater at 2 30 KMTR (518.9 580 K.l Studio.

KNX (336 9 K.l Women's Club. KI'LA (288.3 M.i 1040 K.l Studio. 5 to 4 p.m. KFI M6R 5 640 Burns Phillips. KFON 12418 1240 K.l Studio.

KFWB (3R1 2 M.i 830 K.l Baseball. KHJ (310 8 750 K.l Melody Masters. KMTR (Sl9 M.i 580 K.l Records. KPLA (2B8 3 M.i 1040 I Records. lo 5 p.m.

KFI 4fi8 5 M.i G40 Lee Fenton. KFON (241 8 1240 Studio. KFWB (3H1.2 830 Program. KHJ M.i 750 School proir. to International relations at 4:30.

KMTR (516,9 M.i 580 K.l Records. KNX (336.9 890 K.l Sponsored. 8 to 6 p.m. KFI MAR. 5 M.i 640 Children's hour to 5 30: orchestra at 5:30.

KFON (241.8 1240 K.l Concert Orch. KFWB (361.2 M.i 830 Program. KHJ (3998 7j0 K.l Story man to 5:30: organ ot 5:30. KMTR (5169 50 Studio. KNX (336.9 M.i 890 Talks and music.

6 lo 7 p.m. KFI MfiB 040 Eleanor Wells. KFON (241.8 M.i 1210 K.l Concert. KFWB (361.2 830 IO Organ. KHJ (399.8 750 K.l Studio to 6:45.

Times world-wide news at 6:45. KMTR M. 580 Symphony. KNX (336 9 890 K.l-Paul Finsteln. KPLA (288.3 1040 Classics.

7 to 8 p.m. KFI M68.5 640 KFON (241.8 1240 Novelty. KFWB (361.2 830 Orchestra. KHJ (399 8 750 Concert orchestra KMTR (516.9 580 K.l Symphony. KNX (336.9 Jack Carter.

KPLA (2S3.3 1040 Trio. 8 lo 9 p.m. KFI (468.5 640 NB C. hour. KFON (241.8 M.i 1240 K.l Band.

KFWB (361.2 830 Variety KHJ (399 8 750 K.l Charlie Wcllman. KMTR (516.9 580 I Trio. KNX (336 9 890 K.l Studio KI'LA (288.3 M.i 1040 Quintette. 9 to 10 p.m. KFI (468 5 640 K.l Va.

Flohrl. KFON (241.8 1240 Old-time songs. tvewB (361.2 830 Quartet. KHJ (3998 750 Sponsored. KMTR (516.9 580 K.

Ensemble. KNX (3369 890 K.l Sponsored. KPLA (288.3 1040 Trio. 10 to II p.m. KFI (468 5 640 C.

KFON (2418 1240 K.l Orchestra. KFWB (361.2 830 Dance orch. KHJ (3998 750 K.l Burtnett's Orch. KMTR (516.9 580 K.l Dnnce hour. KNX (336 9 890 Dance hour.

KPLA (288.3 M.i 1040 K.l Dance orch. 11 p.m. lo 12 Midnight KFT (468 5 M. 640 K.l N. B.C.

hour. KFON (241.8 1240 K.l Orchestra. KHJ (399.8 750 Burtnett's Orch. KNX (336.9 890 Arnheim's orch. 12 Midnight to 1 p.m.

KNX (336.9 M.i 890 Dance music. Following are some of the principal hotels and news stands In San Francisco where the new 2 a.m. airplane edition of The Times is on sale daily: Clift Hotel. Oeary and Taylor streets. Fairmont Hotel.

California, and ftlason streeh. Murk Hopkins Hotel. California and Mason streets. Palace Hotel. Market and Montiomery streets.

St. Francis Hotel. Powell snd Geary streets. Whitromh Hotel. 1231 Market street, lintel Stewart.

Geary street. I'lnrs lintel. Post and Stockton streets. Bellevue Hotel. 503 Oeary street.

California Hotel, Taylor and O'Farrell streets. Oolden State lintel, 114 Powell street. Manx Hotel. Powell and O'Farrell streets. Lombard Hotel, Polk and Geary streets.

Amhassadnr Hotel. 55 Main street. Shaw Hotel. McAllister and Market streets Kin George Hotel. 8ftl Mason street.

Snmerton Hotel. 44( Geary street. Olympic Hotel Eddv and Taylor streets. Turnin Hotel. 17 Powell street.

Governor Hotel. Turk and Jnnes streets. Wllshire lintel, ft 10 Rtorkton street Wiltshire lintel. 8 in Mnektnn street. Ceril lintel.

545 Post street. Continental lintel. Klhs street. Rnnsevrlt Hotel. Jones and Fridv streets.

Allen News Aseney. twt Third street. Daniels. I IUI Fillmore street. Fitzgerald News Agency.

Market and Ellis streets. Foster Orear. Ferrv Building. Golden Gate News Company. 10 Tthd street.

Goldsmith Brothers, tin Powell street. The N-ws Shop, 52 Fourth street. PostnlTiee News Company. Seventh snd Market streets. Rialto News Comoany.

No. 1 Turk street. H'heatly News Company. 7(14 Market street. Newsboy Third and Towusrnd Station.

Newsbny. Ferry Building. City Hall News Stand. Eighth and Market. MeAllisler News tand.

11(1(1 Market. Carl Wilke's News Stand. Ill Sutter. OAKLAND. CAL.

Leamington Hotel. Nineteenth and Franklin. Colt nntel. Fifteenth and Harrison. St.

Mark's Hotel. Twelfth and Franklin. Hotel Oakland. Fourteenth and Harrison. Be l.auer News Stand.

Twelfth and Broadwav. Interstate News Stand No. t. Newshnv, Oakland Auto Ferry Wharf. Newsbov.

Oakland Passenrer Ferry Wharf. News Stand. Oakland ferrr. BAKEBSFIELO. CAU Hotel El Teton.

LOS ANGELES AIR RACER HAS BLACK CAT MASCOT PORTLAND (Or.) Aug. 23. (JP) A black cat will be carried by Tex Rankin. Portland aviator, when he takes off in his plane, No. 13, tomorrow, Friday, for Roosevelt Field, New York, to start in the transcontinental air race, to Los Angeles.

Rankin hopes the cat will overcome the hoodoo. ITALY HEIR-APPARENT RESENTS TROTH GOSSIP ASTI (Italy) Aug. 23. Prince Humbert of Savoy, the future sovereign of Italy, has received with icy silence echoes of nation-wide uossip concernrng the possibility of his marriage to an unmentioned Protestant Princess. The Thrors rooking (lau merti In Southwest RulliUng demonstration juini, 130 South Broadway, under direction of Mrs.

Mabrlle (Cliff) H'yman. Froc to all. Llrvators direct to doors. Stwiton W.K C. No.

10 Auxiliary to thp Grand Army of. the Republic meeting. Patriotic Hall. 1816 South Flffueroa street, 1 p.m. Los Anpeles Brvakfast Club meeting, clubhouse, 7 a.m.

Dr. Elmer L. Biggs will speak. Los Angeles Rotary Club luncheon meeting. Biltmore.

Jioon. Altrurian Club Ex-Rotarians' luncheon meetinc. Lou Anpeles Athletic Club, 431 West Seventh street, noon. Sigma Alpha EpsJlon fraternity luncheon. University Club.

014 South Hope street, noon. Los Anpteles Lions Club meeting, Biltmore, noon. Los Angeles Exchange Club luncheon meeting. Biltmore, noon. Los Angeles Masonic Club luncheon meeting, clubhouse, noon.

Los Angeles Knlglris of Pythias luncheon meeting. Garden Cafe, Broadway Department Store, noon. Judge Fletcher Bowron will sjH'ak. Pacific Southwest Exposition, Long Beach. 11 a.m.

to 11 p.m. Symphony Orchestra concert, Hollywood Bowl. Highland and Cahuen-ga avenues, 8:30 p.m. Pilgrimage Play, Pilgrimage Play Theater, 2580, North Highland avenue, 8 p.m. Orchestra concert.

Westlake Park, 8 p.m. Los Angeles Museum exhibit, Exposition Park. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free permanent California exhibit, scenic motion-pictures, state Exposition Building, Exposition Park, 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. Interdenominational Conference en the- Christian Way of Life, Pacific Palisades, all day. Southwest Museum exhibit, Highland Park, afternoon. Baseball, Wrlgley Field. 10 p.m.

Los Angeles vs. Seattle. Boxing. Hollywood American Legion Stadium. 8:30 p.m.

Doc Snell vs. Darlo Barron. Motion Pictures Broadway Palace Broadway between Sixth and Seventh "The Circus." West Coast Criterion. 642 South Grand avenue 'Street Angel." Carthav Circle. WHshire at Car-thay Center "Lilac Time." Forum, 4550, West Pico "Laugh, Clown, Laugh." Grauman's Ffrvptian.

6708 Hollywood Boulevard "The Wheel of Chance." Grauman's Chlnpse, 6925 Hollywood Boulevard "White Shadows In the South Seas." Loew State. Seventh and Broadway "Oh Kay." Metropolitan, Sixth and Hill "The Midnight Taxi." Million Dollar, Third and BroadwayClosed for alterations. Shrine Auditorium, Jefferson at Royal "Her Wild Oat." Tower EiTh'h and Broadway "The Little Snob." United Artists, Broadway near Ninth "The Man Who Laughs." Warner Brothers. Hollywood at Wilcox "Lights of New York." West Coast Boulevard, Washlng-4 ton and Vermont "Brass Knuckles." West Coast Uptown. Tenth and Western "The Mysterious Lady." West Coast Ritz.

Wllshire at La Brea "Steamboat Bill, Jr." Stage Belasco. Eleventh and Hill "The Road to Rome." Biltmore Fifth and Grand "Tha Godless Girl." Egan, Pico and Figueroa "Window Panes." El Capitan, Hollywood near High-f land "Baby Cyclone!" Hollywood Play House, 17:13 North Vine Ltd." Hollywood Music Box, 6126 Hollywood Boulevard "Pair o' Docs." Majestic. Ninth ana Broadway "Desert Song." Mason, 127 South Broadwav Dark. Mayan, Eleventh and Hill "Good News." President, 744 South Broadway "Why Men Leave Home." Vine-street, Vine, near Sunset "Clarence." Varieties Burbank. Sixth and Main-Burlesque.

Follies. Fourth and Main Closed for alterations. Orpheum. Ninth and Broadway-Frank Keenan. Hillslreet Eighth and 11111 Enrico Rastelli.

Pant ages. Seventh and Hill The Foreign Legion." Three States in Path of Storm ST. PAUL, Aug. 23. (A')-A driving wind and rainstorm swept portions of Mlnnesofa, Iowa and South Dakota last night and today, causing considerable damage and injuring several persons.

Austin. reported damage to homes which were unprotected following Monday's tornado when scores of houses were unroofed. Nearly five inches of rain fell at Albert Lea, and Decorah, Iowa. SIOUX FALLS (S. Aug.

23. (A'h-Two persons were injured and considerable propert'y damage caused by a heavy wind and rainstorm which struck Yankton last night. Roofs of the high school and four other buildings were blown off. Haugen Sees No Aid From Smith ROCKFORD (111 Aug. 23.

Representative Haugen, one of the sponsors of the defeated McNary-Haugen farm-relief bill, said today: "I can conceive of no reason why farmers should vot for Al Smith. Platforms of both parties are not specific a to farm relief But the Republican platform does grant tne farmer the protection of a Congressman Haugen was here to address a Farm Bureau meting. BUSINESS BREVITIES (Advertising) The Times Branch Office. 621 South Spring street. Advertisements and subscriptions taken.

Telephone MEtropolltan 0700. San Francisco Show Folks to lie on Air Vaudeville, Fight and Music Found in Melange BY DR. RALPH L. TOWER A hasty glance at night programs today, from radio studios In and around the Los Angeles area, presents extremely wide variations In topics of speech and type of musical entertainment. There la something for everyone on the many stations at some time or other.

For instance Charlie Wcllman will parade his revelers before the microphone of KHJ, the Don Lee station. The time will be 9 o'clock, the program one of song and mirth. KFI's piece de resistance on the radio bill of fare will probably be at 7 p.m. when some talent from the radio show In San Francisco will be on the air via direct line from the municipal auditorium In the northern city. FIGHT FANS This Is also the nlsht for fight fans to dial In at KNX for the Hollywood Legion fray at while the Goofus Trio Is the nomenclature given to a group of KPLA people on their 9 o'clock hour.

There will be nlenty of talks also. UndersherifT Eugene Blscalluz's weekly talk over KMTR is billed for 7:45. but. since the county officer somewhat under the weather with a case of pneumonia, some one from his office will probably substitute. KFWC's schedule calls for a talk on citrus pests at 7:30 p.m.

by F. J. Trafton. More melodies from the Los Anpeles Police Department's quartet ought to be heard at 7:30 from the KFWB studio while over at KEJK they promise some organ tunes for the hour of 9. Addicts of Swiss music will undoubtedly enjoy the 7 p.m.

broadcast of C. H. Ramey, yodelcr, at KKLW, while at 6:30 from KMIC Billy Page, female baritone, will be on the air. Las Senoritas is chalked on the billboard for KGFH at 8 o'clock although whether it is a vocal or instrumental group the announcements do not say. SONG ALBUM KFON's weekly old song album, always a popular favorite, Is due tonight at 8:30.

in the event you want to know how a collegiate pianist plays, the 11 p.m., hour for KNRC lists the name of Bill Sa-bransky, collegiate pianist. There is usually a breezy fifteen-minut? spasm of vaudeville prologue artists at KGFJ at 10:45 p.m. and at 11 o'clock KFQZ throws in a dash or two of recordings. And Earl Burnett's orchestra, with snappy dance tunes, plays from 10 o'clock until midnight via remote control over KHJ, with the intermission periods filled in by trio or solo music. RADIO TUBES BoyTrained fndMdualli! Now You May Have for your boy all the advantages of the finest eastern boarding schools, with California's natural advantages for growing boys.

CAL-PREP is now enrolling for the all term. Preparation for all college entrance examinations. Fully accredited all Eastern and Westem Universities. Complete 4-year high school course: one year Junior College; Lower School, Grades lo 8. Swimming, Mutit-, Riding.

Dratua. Athletics. Baliiul Dorrnitoriei. Small, elect gioupt of toy. Individual Training etpTincd mantert.

CraH nut ten of CAL-PREP hav bnn making excellent morda in all eollgfl ixam-illations. All aportu included part of training; Boy normally developed white acquiring education. Notice to Parents Frank t. Smith. Hadmaatr, will at the Lo AngMea Biltmore every Fri-day and Saturday to interview intereated parenta.

Or fully illuatratprf catalog may be bad by mail. vrr Bring Tour boy to ae Mr. a Smiih at the Biltmore. California Pron oratory (School BcoUA2 of Millions IOUI JIMOK COI.I.KC.E FOR VOl'NO WOMEN. JIMOK AND ttEMOK IIKJH SCHOOL FOR (ilKI.S.

Day and reaident. Fully accredited. Department of Speech. Mulc and Art. Utah seliool prepares for College Hoard of Examinations.

DORA LEE NEWMAN. Director. CUMNOCK Founded 5.153 Weot Third Steeet Loai Anxeleai MISS FULMER'S SCHOOL Will be moved to 627 So. St. Andrew.

auk. lt. Children'. Dept -Kinderuarlen throush ElsWh Grade. Musle and Aesthetic Dsnclng.

Boerdlns and Day Dept. Eiperlfnced teaehers fur all gr ilea KINDKHdARTEN-I'KlMAltV EDUCATION UBl'T. Preparing for Toariier Lertlncatei. Colli to entrance requirements. Fall Term Opens Monday Elliott RasUenland Dm School All Grades.

Ideal Home Lite. Character Building. Student, accepted Ttim. nnTiiaried of time. Outdoar Sports.

Beautitul sreunda. Oramerey Plres and p'ic. AsiisT Msrtts Srtllss Waa.er. M.A.. PnsslpsJ.

Teleph.n. EMpIre 5347 DUnklrk 4974. 1550 Wast Adama Street. School for Girls ST. CATHERINE'S SCHOOL) 825 IVrst Adams Street nnnrriiim and day school for Marlboroush and Girls Collegiate tv nop teacher In chare, until clock Out- nn-.

Sent. 25. MISS TH0MAS, SCHOOL ight grades. Prepare, for sy ground srlth gymnnslum etrls. First elg Three acre Playgrouna aoor study.

Auto service, MISS IllUJWs. BY-TIIE-SEA. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Camp, June 15 to Sept. 15.

School niornlnars for students who desire. Horseback riding, swim-mlnlt tennis, hikes. 307 Washington Avenue. Santa Mnnlcn. Cal.

Fhone S. M. 836(19. WESTLAKE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS I jjj A Mt aVAaW4 Acredlfa- Cl.c.a Prepsrati.e end Lawer Scjc, Lesd. ts 3rd year Holmby College lSs s5 j.Sf.s AMBASSADOR SCHOOLS, Inc.

KINDERGARTEN GRADES JUNIOR HIGH Special advantages. Music, French. Gymnasium Tennis 703 SO. CATALINA (Seventh St. Entrance at Ambassador Hotel.) 111.

MA. W. TSiOle Ctafnfng cbools BIBLE INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES A SCHOOL Of TRA.MT, FOR ffiBjjMDHsP aaiBrHW sa.is.ragfrr.. Da- DEATHS With Funeral Announcements. BEGOS Late of 135 Ashland avenue.

Ocean Park, Abraham Lincoln Beggs, aged 63 years, beloved husband of Maude E. and loving father of Mrs. Eugene Gardner, Mrs. Harry Reynolds. William W.

and Dr. James 11. Beggs; brother of Mrs. Emma Dttey Funeral from the chopel of Todd Ac Leslie, Seventh and Arinna. Santa Monica.

Saturday ot 2 p.m. E. Clair Overhollzcr directors. BLOM. August 21.

William Blom, aged 32 yen i s. Funeral from Garrett Brothers' Mortuary. 921 Venice Boulevard, today at 1 p.m. BOBEY. Services for Vera II.

Bobey today at. 11 a.m. from Pierce Brothers' chapel. BRADY. August 22.

Minnie Brady. Services today at 3 m. from the chapel of The Washington West Washington street. BRIGGS Suddenly. August 20.

A W. Brlggs. Remains at Bresee Brothers. BROWN. Remains of John L.

Brown will be forwarded today by the Ruppe Mortuary. 950 West Washington street, to HiilmeviUe, for services and Interment. CARDOZA. Miguel Cnrdoza. Remains at the chapel of Otis Alvarez At Moore.

CARR At 4447 Olassell avenue. Gilbert Cuvr. aged 66 years, beloved father of Leward Gilbert and Arthur E. Carr: former member East. Gate Lodge, No.

290. F. At A. and charter-member American Lodtie. No 475.

F. A. M. Funeral services Saturday, August 25, at 2 from the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn Cemeterv.

A Brown, funeral director CASTRO August 23. Miss Josephine Castro. Remains at the chapel of W. A. Brown.

181? South Flower street. No-lice of funeral later. COBB Funeral services for Benjamin Cobb will he held today at 3 p.m. from the chapel of Dellenbativh it 630 Venice Boulevard. DI.MBLEBY.

John Dlmbleby of 1327 North Hobart Boulevard Funeral services today at 2 from the Roy Hagley Mortuary. 5440 Hollvwood Boulevard. Interment. Hollywood Cemetery. GAAL.

August 22. Alexander Gnal, beloved husband of Snsana Gaul Services Saturday. August 25. at 3 p.m.. trom Pierce Brothers chapel GEIGER August 23.

Otto Gelger, aged 60 years, at his lole residence. 1328 South Westem avenue. Remains at Edwards Brothers. GEORGE. SudrienW, August 22.

Alfred George, beloved husband of Florence A. George and father of Ellen Obern. Funeral services Saturday. August 25. at 10 a rti at ehaoel of The Washington 735 West Washington street.

GILLILAND. The funeral services of Miss Altha Gilhlnnd will be held today at 1 30 m. from the Japanese Mission. 809 East First street A. Brown, funeral director HAPPERSETT.

August 22. Margaret C. Happersett, beloved mother of Mrs J. B. Mather, Mrs.

Brown and Mrs. H. Dolan. and sister of Ml Alice J. Ds-e Funeral services today at 2 at the chopel of Cunningham O'Connor.

1031 South Grand avenue HICKOK August 23. at I149'i North For. mosa. Mrs. Lld Hiekok.

aaed 65 years. Funeral services from the chapel ol Gates. Crane Earl. 1724 North Highland avenue, Hollywood, will bt strictly private. 77, In Unlvar.itm.

Fully seeredlted. Fredrick. De '5. 0j s- Boys nnd C.trla. Day and Hoarding.

AND FISTULA Permanently removed without sursiesl operation or detainment from bnsineas or pleasure. The relief Is permanently (iiaranteed. or no cost to you. Also all other Keital Diseaws treated by our ambulant ofllre treatment. Send t.r Frae Booklet Pacific Coast Proctologlcal Clinic Suits H74.

leew'e Stata Bid. (Cor. 7th Bdwy i F. Mannann. M.D.

and E. U. Hamley. O. Money From Trees One acre of bearing paper shell pecan trees In the.

famous Yuma Pecan District is netting the owner $2000 yearly $195.00 cash 60 monthly payments of $6.50 will do the same for you. INVESTIGATE Free Information and Booklet of Pecan Facts See GERARD REMINGTON COMPANY, 710 Subway Ter-minal Building, or. phone Mutual 1153. MiivviiAWVii a ay aif.M TsiIciiik lite stwet iB4BaiWr ib fmmUf fr the et ninbcr of yor Imtrfiiy The Ideal Raby Powder iv. PILES NOTICE: Col.

Thos. A. Davis, will be at the Alexandria Hotel, Men. Floor, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

and will be pleased to give Information regarding the Summer Session and the regular Session of his school Friday and Saturday, August 24th, and 25th San Diego Army Navy Academy Tha West Paint af the Wait. A fully aurediled school preparatory ta-Cel lege. Waat Paint and Annaoclii, with Lower School far younger boys. Land and aquatic aoorti during entire a r. Christian Influence.

The largatt private fceeol west af tha MlMiattpoi River. Far cetatef'ja sddrasa COL. THOS. A. OAVIS Praa.

(Lata Capt. Suts U.S.V. Isfaatrvl Pacins Bean. Caiifersla NEW CATALOGUE ON REQUEST The Car You Want on easy terms! TIMES WANT ADS.