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MAY 11, 1924. PART pUNDAY-MORNING. SSSBSmssi HAWKINS DENIES AIDING SUSPECT CUPID LEADS TO HOSPITAL Minister, from Wheel Chair, rules Lucien Weston, Traffic Victim, to Miss Alice Netcton "Love makes his own trail even Into a hospital," said Rev'. Walt Holcomb of Cartersville, leaning from his wheel chair and Joining the hands of Alice Sibley Newton and Lucien Weston, yesterday afternoon at the California-Lutheran Hospital, as he began to read the Bungalow Lessee Queried on i BrainarcTs Escape Trusted! 11 Latter and Wife Sought; Wire Sent to Mexico i PIAMOS 0 Small Grands 0 Small Grands i. marriage service.

Both the bridegroom and the officiating clergyman were victims of traffic accidents, and It had fallen to the lot of the bride. Miss Alice Sibley Newton, to make the arrangements. ccrn AT KAXD "I did everything but propose, laughed Miss Newton, "and that Lucien had done long ago. I never expected a hurried man-lags like but -when Mr. Weston was thrown from a street car Wednesday night.

It seemed wise for us be married at once so that I might take him home so-that I he was ready to be moved." They discovered that Master Cu from an automobile accident, right In the next ward. NXRSES AS MAIDS The ceremony was performed In Mr. Weston's room, which was heavy with tne perfume of spring flowers banked on every side. The wedding party was made up of the two principals and the officiating clergyman, with Nurse Barton as flower girl, and five young student nurses as bridesmaids. Mr.

Mary E. Wlswell, aunt to Miss Newton, stood' up with the bride and was the only member of the family present at the ceremony. Mr. Weston is a contractor and builder and. like Miss Newton, has been a resident of Los Angeles for-more than' twenty years.

The marriage was the culmination of a long romance, and the happy In the Owl's thirty-two years of business it has filled nearly ten million prescriptions. To this total you may safely add yours! $885 aS3Sp- "-mm 1 r.i I i iii i i in, i i Said to Have Mentioned Trip to the East Ben A. Hawkins, said to 'have been the lessee of a Victor-street bungalow where a young: college girl charges she was mistreated by Karl A. Brainard. former City Building denied yester-1 day he aided Bralnard to escape I from Los Angeles Wednesday, ac-I cording to Dep.

Tripell, I who questioned Hawklna There Is no charge against Hawkins, but he is being held as a material witness against Bralnard, who Is charged with having committed a statutory offense against the girl. The former inspector. In company with his wife, who previously had brought charges against him the District-Attorney's office, disappeared from Los Ange-'es Wednesday, according to Deputy Sheriffs Stensland and Weir of the Sheriff's' office here. A net now Is being? spread by WM Two Year's or. Longer To Pay pid was right on the ground when sT1 I I I I the nurse announced that there couple will make their home at Ml rski III 1 ftA was a clergyman, convalescing 433- Lucas avenue.

ONLY by possessing one of these marvelous little instruments IM marvelous -little instnimpnts ma HELD IN FIFTY BURGLARIES Two Men and Youth Arrested in Raid Which Yields Rich Plunder Indicating Bold Campaign At least fifty burglaries here la recent months have been cleared up, police announced yesterday, as a result of the arrest of James McArthur, S3 years of age: Earl'Hunt, IS, and J. W. Baracough. 67. telegram for the fleeing pair, the deputies said yesterday.

The latest points to be queried, they said, are Tia Juana and Esenada, la j. Hawkins also denied. Dep. Tripell said, he knew of any of the acts Brainard is charged with committing at the Victor-street bungalow. Brainard had about $860 when he returned to Los Angeles Monday, according to Hawkins.

More than $400 of this later was expended on a car, Hawkins said. He said Brainard had spoken of a trip to the CORNELL SPRING DAY ITHACA (N. Y. May 10. Cor arresting officers.

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901 Temple Street 114 Sa Pacific Blvd. 2200 Brooklyn Ave, Huntington Park The men and youth, the latter a student In crime, according to were rounded up in a raid by Patrolmen Peddle and Richards and Police Sergt. Norris in a Yoomlng-house at 841 South Spring street. Plunder valued at many thousands of dollars was found in the room occupied by the suspects, the officers stated. This included a large quantity of furs and Jewelry, cameras, -four revolvers, two shotguns and a rifle and a large assortment of miscellaneous articles.

The suspects, according to the at least fifty major robberies here in the last few months. McArthur, 87 Stores in 23 Cities who is said to have acted as fence for the band, is being, held on charges of receiving stolen prop mm nell's annual Spring Day will be erty and suspicion of grand lar JPl A National Lustitutioo Thirty-one Yeari Old IEi' ceny. The other two are charged celebrated this year on the 23rd and 24th and alumni from with grand 1 every part of the country will re- i turn to take part In the festivi GIRL BANDIT FOUND GUILTY ties. The program will be officially opened by the Spring Day Concert of the Musical Club in Bailey Hall. 334 Pme Beach fury, Out Only Forty Minutes, Disregards Defense Assertion That Hold-up Was "Framed" In spite of the testimony of Pearl Redmond that C.

R. Morgan. Timely Fwnkwealues her victim, consented to the hold-up of which she is accused, It took a Jury only forty minutes Yesterday In Judge Hahn's court to find the "flapper bandit" guilty of first-degree robbery. The girl waa accused with Leroy Terms You Can Easily Afford Maxwell of driving Morgan to ai floe lonely snot In" Tulunee. Canyon WCIUUIl UllVCd mTm where they took from him several A tlf1PVclI fl valuable diamonds and J175.

Max- rxlt'" VP p34.45 $34.45 well pleaded guilty and offered to Plnrfnvm Strongly urging the unification fdk wBlongrmumher! said, had talked him Into the had planned It and told him what to -i When he was called to the witness stand, however, a bonb and close co-operation of all lo cal law-enforcement branches. Police Judge Caryl M. Sheldon, Shell descended into the prosecu-1 yesterday, announced the plat Paferit leathers, Hack sat.flL VV7 aAMS! Sot" miS- tion For Maxwell, telling form which he will be candi-of the conversation between him-(date tor the office of District At- torney of Los Angeles county at rr 'ill the August 26 primary election. aoes vamerasnxxL decree n. tfienew etmimef footwear: la fftfs specfa! sbavrthgcP fatides mmA This 3-Piece Overstuffed Living-Room Suite Including Davenport, Arm Chair and Rocker, 1 upholstered in rich Velour, Loose Cushions.

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Led by the questions of her attorney, S. S. Hahn, she told of a long friendship with- Morgan, of confiding to him her troubles and her need of money when her husband. Homer Redmond, was arrested on a 'burglary charge. Then, she said, Morgan had planned with her the robbery that would give her the money without the em-barrasment' of explaining the loss to his At the conclusion of her testimony, Mrs.

Redmond stepped from the stand and started from the courtroom. But her progress was suddenly blocked by the threatening form' of Mrs. Beulah Morgan. With a firm grasp on the girl's shirtwaist, the irate woman characterised her as a demanded an- explanation of her insinuations of affairs with Mr. Morgan and threatened to f'pull her hair, out." And the bandit queen, said by Deputy Sheriffs to be a hard-boiled criminal before whom men had quailed in fear, gave an.

excellent imitation, of a rabbit in search of a the proximity of Deputy Sheriffs Peoples and Fitzgerald prevented the gun totin' girl from disappearing under a nearby table. Judge Hahn will sentence the girl. Tuesday, LOS ANGELES YOUTH WINS SCHOOL HONOR SUCK SATIN flFffl WMITCHIO iWil Justice Sheldon, who presides at the University Division Court, has formulated the following platform: "Believing that the office of District Attorney Is responsible to a greater extent than any other office In the State for the security of lives and' property of citizens, I "Reorganize the personnel of the office and maintain it on a basis of efficiency. "Maintain closer and more harmonious relations with the police department, the Sheriff's office and other law-enforcement organizations. "Impartially -and fearlessly enforce every criminal statute.

"Thoroughly investigate every criminal complaint before prosecution, thus eliminating ground, less prosecutions, dismissals for lack of evidence, and the needl-less expenditure of public monoy." Born in Kansas, Judge Sheldon's parents moved to California and he was niucated In the public schools of Whlttier and Ontario, after which he entered the University of California, teachmg school part of the time to earn hw college education. His law course at the University of California was interrupted In his Junior year by the entrance of the United States in the World War. Sheldon en-listed early and served In France. Returning to Los Angeles In 1913 he was graduated and began the practice of law In 1920. In 1J22, he was elected to the.

police court bench and assigned to the court at San Pedro. The following year he was detallgd to the University Court, where all Wright Act cases are tried. Since this appolntmen' Judge Bheldon nss tried mor than 7000 cases without a He Is married, ha two children and lives at 4901 South Nor-mandle avenue. MllSII tl I' I iliif I' mummw. nil! WMITf KIO Oua PATR0N3 WILL PtND AN ATO- -CO CONVtNIENCE IN OUR HOSICRY M- PARTMCNT WHERE HI6HUT 6RADS 3ILK H09IUZY IN EVeSV atlAOS AY DCMAD MQuUlonSMhoi 414So.Broofc!ftf 5' Piece Walnut Dining Room Set Queen Anne style genuine walnut top oblong ex- tension table and four wood panel back, blue J) Tb leather seat dining chairs to match.

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