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7 SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE 21, 1924. PART II. PERMITS OF BOOTLEGGERS Dieted Health ByLduHnntPeterxMR ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS Miss B. We do know that catarrhal conditions can be brought on by an incorrect diet, especially one lacking-in vitamins and mineral elements.

You should have a liberal supply of vegetables and a liberal helping of fruit and salads every day. besides two or three glasses of milk. If you are over- welrht. count vour calories and reduce, and if you are underweight, count your calories and gain. "Dear Dt.

Lulu: From 1S7 to 153 pounds is going some. On March 1 9, I looked at myself with much disgust; then. and there I started. But' have a lot of trou ble with my bowels. They sim ply won't move without a pink pill.

Can you help me out, please? "I feel perfectly wonderful. Many thanks to you. To Bay 1 adore you would be mild. MRS. E.

C. Yes, I surely can help you. For your evening meal, have at least one-half pound of lettuce. If. with the inclusion of other greens and laxative foods at your other meals and your exercises, that does not help, you will have to add some bran to your diet.

Take about one-half cupful of cereal bran a day, and count it about 50 C. You may also take liquid paraffin or agar. You can take all thece you need, without counting any calories. Thanks for the adoration, I love it Mrs. S.

You should have a thorough physical examination, Jt may be possible there is some abnormal condition that causes your acute menstrual pains. Correct posture has considerable bearing upon the right position of the uterus. You can take exercises to strengthen your back and abdominal walls. Send for our articles on Atonic Abdominal Walls (don't forget to inclose s.a.s.e.) Add to the exercise outlined, the exercise of walking on your hands and feet, as an animal walks. This will swing the organ forward and take off the pressure and relieve congestion.

Take hot sitz baths before and during the menstrual period; this brings relief in many tases. See that your bowels are thoroughly emptied Better take a high enema every day during the perioa. (We have an article on constipation you may have.) In the coptest of "Bathing Beauties" WHY MABLE carries off first prize. All votes are cast for this "chocolate covered" beauty. You can vote for 10 cents at any candy counter.

WHY MABLE a chocolate covered bar fresh peanuts, caramel and creme center cast your vote today. lllll IliWiriK, aaaWa) Winy AsitB I STREET LIGHTING CURB ON SHUN MEXICO Good Liquor from North at Low Cost is Cause Officials Now Keep Tabs on Southbound Autos Prices Here Said to be Less Than in Canada Smuggling of Intoxicating liquor across the Mexican border from Tia Juana and other places into Southern California has been materially reduced in recent weeks by the operations of bootleggers working out of Los Angelos. reports made by immigration inspectors to Walter E. Carr. district director of immigration.

Indicate. information obtained by inspectors goes to show that prices for intoxicating liquor are about the same on both sides of the border and that consequently San Diego and other points south of Angeles are being flooded with liquor which is smuggled into this city from the north. According to Mr. Carr, who recently moved to Los Angeles from Winnepeg. Canada, information he has received as to prices paid for Canadian liquor in Los Angeles show these prices to be than the prices charged for the name liquor In Canada where it is sold under governmental regulation.

Until recently it was customary for immigration inspectors in the Los Angeles district to check automobile license numbers only on cars moving northward from the Mexican border. This was done in the course of apprehending smugglers of contraband aliens. EFSF-EF-BF-BF-BPEF Let the Youngsters Picnic on the Lawn Children adore picnics. Pack a basket with plenty of sandwiches made health-giving and nourishing with the real fresh-egg dressing Gold Medal Mayonnaise. Children love it straight just spread on bread or crackers, and it's so good for them rich in the food and vitamine value of fresh whole eggs, and the energy value of finest salad oil.

Write for free booklet of recipes. Besi foods GOLD MEDAL Mayo tin ai eo More than a dressing it's a Food THE BEST FOODS, Inc. 1900 Bryant San Francisco BPBF-BF-BFBFBF-BF-BF fXKsr California wr-f The July Sports furnish uffi-- cient roaaon (or planning to apend much, or all, of th month at Del Monte or Del Monte Lodge. In addition to the attraction of twochampionshlp couraea, there are many other out- oor activltlea, including swimming, tennis, polo, fishing, trapshooting, riding, motoring. July Sport Calendar July 4-8-S Del Mont Annual Independence Day Golf Tournament for men and women.

July 8-9-10 First Annual Del Monta Championship for boy between 16 and 20 years. July 18-19-20 California Stat Junior Championship. Open to beys under 18 year affiliated with California Golf Assecistion Clubs. July 26-27 First Annual Del Monta Mother and Daughter tournament. Handsom Hot! Dl Mont trophies awarded in ach event.

For Information, writ Sparta Director, Del Monta. CARL S. STANLEY, Manager Hstel Da! Mont Del Mont Lod rV raw" 11 9 Retrenchment Program, to Shortage, Started tm opsins Curtailment of Los Angeles street lighting, in order to conserve electric current during the present shortage resulting from insufficient rainfall last winter, began last night and will continue until the Cali fornia Railroad Commission declares josllivcltr "MAKES ANTS DISAP Never Fails WINERIES TO BE REVOKED Prohibition Officials Plan Proceedings Against 400 Plants in State Bonded wineries have become so numerous in California and the extent? of their operations under permits. by the Internal Revenue Department and the Prohibition Department has become so wide spread as to tau so prohibition of ficials at Washington to start pro of dure looking to the revocation of some. 400 permits, including 100 Issued in Southern California.

Pro ceedings will be started at once against permit holders charged with illegal sale of wine, it was disclosed yesterday by H. W. Hess, legal adviser or tht Federal Prohibition Department in California. I Mr. Hess arrived in Los Angeles yesterday from San Francisco.

He said he expected to' be here at least three weeks for the purpose or conducting the Investigation against wineries. In order to expedite the work of revoking per-miu and libeling products. United States Attorney Joe Burke appoint ed Mr. Hess as a special assistant United States Attorney. Concerted action on the part of all the government officers concerned in the proceedings will be had through a series of conferences planned for the next few days between the attorneys and the gen eral prohibition agents.

According to Mr. Hess there are 4,500,00 gallons or wine in storage in California. Under permits issued by the Internal Revenue and Prohibition departments, this wine has been manufactured for sacramental and medicinal purposes. Where information as to the- Illegal eale of wine is sufficient to warrant revocation of the permits the wine placed in storage by the permit holder la destroyed under libel proceedings. The Illegal sale of a few gallons In some instances recently has resulted in tho destruction of thousands of gallons of wine, Mr.

Hess said. It Is expected criminal proceedings will follow the revocation of licenses in several instances where illegal sales have been reported in Southern California. Mills Saved as Dwellings Burn in Town of Hilt A Are, which was at first reported to have damaged the saw-mill and box factory of the Fruit Growers' Supply Company at Hilt on Thursday, was checked before reaching these buildings. Several houses in the residence section of the town were destroyed by the Are, however, according to reports received at the local office of the supply company. The loss suffered was about 000, covered by Insurance.

The Are Is thought to have started by accident. Press dispatches from Medford, indicated the town and mill there destroyed. However, only nine houses and the Sunkist Hotel were burned. The mill, box factory, lumber yard and the remainder of the 130 odd dwellings were not damaged. The Sunklst Hotel and the town of Hilt are owned by the Fruit Growers' Supply Company.

STREET OPENING ORDERED The opening and extending of Chapman street from Avenue 38 to San Fernando Road was ordered yesterday by the City Council. BURR'S MILK i- liverei frrth and pure daily to every part of tht eify phortt llarl jraice. Ed Telephone The for BURR'S It cools regulates news NO Ask Cafes BURR PEEVED BOARDER FIRES LODGINGS Pleads Guilt Gives- Bail and Leaves Court With Landlady Admitting that he set firo to the home of Mrs. Evelyn Brown, his landlady, of 1815 Myra street, Earl W. Fife told Justice Forbes yesterday that he did so because the landlady went to a picture show one night without him.

Fife waived preliminary hearing and stated he would plead guilty in Superior Court. He said he waa a boarder at Mrs. Brown'e house. After Mrs. Brown loft for the show, he said, he obtained gasoline from an automobile, poured it about the house, removed his belongings and set the place on fire.

Fife Was held to answer. His bail was fixed at $2000, which waa furnished. He left the courtroom with Mrs. Brown. Mr.

Carr has broadened the system to include a check of license numbers on cars moving southward us well as those coming from Mexico. It is through this system that information incidentally haH been obtained aa to the activities of bootleggers. Frequenlly it is noted by inspectors that cars moving south along a certain road will not return by the same route, or vice versa. This fact enables the inspectors the more readily to concentrate their attention on such cars. The' result has been that they have obtained much information recently which Mr.

Carr has turned over to prohibition officers. CROWDS PAY FOOD SHOW NIGHT VISIT Many in Rush to Witness Exhibition Before It Ends on Sunday Night A large crowd last night visited the Armory at Exposition Park to see the pure-food show, which will close tomorrow night after hav ing been seen by approximately 200,000 persons. It was necessary to close the Armory doors five times Thursday night, and several times last night, to keep the throng from becoming too dense inside. The domestic economy lectures were popular again yesterday, with Mrs. Kate Brew Vaughan as head-liner, and an added feature of the entertainment program was the dancing of Mile.

Laretta to the music of Jose Arrias's Mexican or chestra. Catherine Levering's lit tie girl dancers were a delightful feature of the evening program. sharing honors with the pupils of Anita Arliss in vocal and dancing numbers. Although there have been many requests to continue the show Into next week. Manager D.

J. Gendron said last night that it would close on schedule Sunday night. Mrs. Martha G. Heath's lecture "Care of the Child," the last of the series she lias delivered through the show, will be given this afternoon.

She will be assist ed by Master Jimmy Moore, 4 months of age, selected from a large number of babies brought to the show in a "best-natured baby contest." The baby will receive $25 cash, a year's milk supply and the tub in which ho takes his bath Mrs. Heath. program: :0 p.m. Musis by Jose Arrlas'a Circulating OMiestra. 8:15 p.m.

Kowl plav. "All Aboard for Health Lund, prtftentea Dy pupil or ansa laui-enne LftTerinK. p.m. Voral anlo, P. T.

Hmnljan: tl) Frmn the unn 01 we nuy Blue waiw, ('adman; "Cooe Dick to Erin." clar- llwl. p.m. "Care of Die Ctitld," Martha G. Heath, cooking ertinol director. SM p.m Mmlr.

Ittttb Infantry Band. California rational Uuard. 8:13 p.m. Program, munle, vaudeville and danre Kmr-ber. directed by Mia latheruie leer-Ina and Mia Anita Alls.

9:00 p.m. Vocal aoio. P. T. Hannlaan: (1) "Drinking Bong," "Cellene KueUrana.

Maaragnt; "Cradle Socig of ml," Kreiilrr. City Sued Over Loss of Home in Fire at Canyon A brush Are in Stone Canyon last January that was said to have gotten beyond the control of those who started it was made the basis of a suit for $15,000 filed yesterday by Herbert S. Lewis against the city. Iewls asserted In his complaint that employees of the Pub-He Service Department started the fire to clear brush from the canyon persuant to plans for the construction of a dam. According to the plaintiff, the lire burned In the canyon for two days and then Jumped to Lewis's land and destroyed his home.

He held the city was negligent in fulling to take proper measures to safeguard his property. JURY CONVICTS MATE OF "FLAPPER BANDIT" HOMKU REDMOND SENTENCED TO SAN Ql'ENTIN FOIt TWO BURGLARIES Pearl Redmond, known as the "flapper bandit," soon will be Joined in San Quentin penitentiary by her Homer Redmond, who was found guiliy In Judge Hardy's court yesterday of burglary. Redmond was tried on charges of burglarizing the homes at John A. Hoagland, 1242 North Mariposa and Harry M. Kar-rell, J4B3 Rowena avenue, Hollywood.

The Jury found him guilty after a shore deliberation. Redmond waived further action and was sentenced to Pun Quentln for from one to fourteen years. Mrs. Redmond In serving a sentence of from five years to life for robbery. She was found guilty of holding til) and robbing C.

H. Mor-gun, a real estate operator of Mrs. K. You ny you have a fat face but a thin body and neck. You wonder if you have an Inward goitre.

it is probable that the contour of your face is an inherited characteristic which you cannot help. If you had inward goitre, you would have some pressure symptoms, and if it were of the kind we call the exophthalmic goitre, you would have other distressing symptoms, such as palpitation of the heart, trembling hands, ex treme thinness, bulging eyeballs and many nervous symptoms. Mrs. K. You want to know if Lulu found Peters? Yes, she caught Viim young and still holds him.

If you write for the article. It Won't be Any Easier Tomorrow, that will start you to reduce. Even the title will-do it! I A. Is there a permanent cure for ulcer of the stomach? Yes, duodenum and stomach ul- arers apparently can be cured by correct aieieuc ana meaicinai treatment. There are some cases that have to be operated upon, but even those cases have to have treatment along medicinal and dietetic lines for several weeks.

The dietetic treatment differs with each case. Sometimes a fast is ordered: sometimes milk, two or three ounces every hour or so; then later, strained cream soups or vegetables, purees of vegetables and fruit, cereal gruels and soft- cooked eggs, cottage cheese, are added to the list of foods. Sometimes the patient has to be fed through a special tube. But stomach or duodenal or any othpr serious ulcers should not be treated by long distance, not home or neighbor advice. You will see a specialist? Do.

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ICopyright, 1924. George Matthew Adamal Conserve Current Due to in Los Angeles the emergency has passed. FOUR HURT IN CRASH OF OIL DERRICK Spectacular Accident in Signal Hill Field as Drill Pipes Fall By a "Times" Staff Correspondent LONG BEACH. June 20. Four oil workers employed on the Pat-ton-Shore No.

2 on California street, In the Signal Hill field, were injured seriously this morning when a mass of three-inch drill pipe crashed to the derrick floor when a brace gave way. The victims will all recover unlea complications set in, It was said by Police Surgeon F. D. Sweet, who attended them. The injured are: Thomas Watson, 35, Ohio street, fractured vertebrae; Everett John-son 3S, 927 Magnolia avenue, possible fracture of spine, left side crushed; A.

A. Cochran, 41. 2009 orange avenue, head cut. lacerations about the body; J. B.

Rose, 32. 1757 East street, cuts and brulsea about the head and body. ine accident was one of the most spectacular in the history of the local oil field in that members of the drilling crew had labored for more than a half hour to prevent the great stock of pipe from railing, une rour men were engaged in rigging slings and braces and making ratlines to prevent Just wnar. Happened, jonnson and Watson were up in the derrick fighting to hold the heavy load against the slowly yielding braces when the crash came. Both men were carried down In the wreckage.

Cochran and Rose, working on the floor, rushed In to rescue their comrades from the debris, when they were cruhd down by falling timbers that followed. All four men were taken to Seaside Hospital. CONCERT PRESENTED BY BROADWAY STORE CHORAL GROW OF 118 MIXED VOICES OFFERS SECOND AS XV Ah PROGRAM The Broadway Department Store Choral Society presented Us second annual concert last night at Trinity Auditorium. In addition to ten numbers by the chorus of lit mixed voices, there were aolos by Joseph Dlskay, Hungarian tenor, and Calmon Lubovlskl, violinist. The singers were directed by Antoinette Sabel of the bureau of In dustrial music of the Chamber of Commerce.

Special musicians from tho Philharmonic Orchestra were accompanists. The society, under' the direction of Raymond A. Whitten, president, and Miss Sabel, presents programs to the public once a year, and Is widely known musically. Every member of the society is an employee of the store. SAN JACINTO FETE SET The elghty-elchth annual celebration of the Buttle of San Jacinto, out of which rowe the Lone Star of a free Texas, will be ob.

served by local Texan on the 2Rth Inst, at Sycamore Grove. All former residents of the State are Invited. The affair is to be In the form of a baket picnic with pro era of speeches, music and ongs. -new and different fresh fruit flavors each week end in -this week fresh pineapple and strawberry -refreshing -invigorat-. ing -the ideal warm weather desert 7 TffljTffS'.

Buttermilk The commission, which is acting- for the companies producing hydroelectric current, asked the Board of Public Works to reduce street lighting 40 per cent, as part of the curtailment program, and yesterday morning the board so instructed City Electrician Manahan. Beginning last night, all ornamental street lights were placed on the so-called "midnight" schedule, which means that during the present emergency all street lights will be turned off except on two posts at street intersections. This is called the midnight schedule, as during normal times the two posts-at-intersections lighting exists only from midnight until daybreak. The curtailment program also called for placing all arc street lights in th city on tho so-called "moonlight" schedule; that is, arc street lights will be turned off one hour after moonrise and continue oft until one-half hour before moon set. BOARD SENDS LETTER The Board of Public Works, in carrying out the recommendation of the Railroad Commission, did so as expressing the board's desire to co-operate with the com mission during the present situa tion.

The board sent to the commission yesterday a letter suggesting that other methods could be found to stop the unnecessary use of electric current without turning off street lights. The board's letter to the commission follows in part: "At the meeting of the Board of Public Works of the city of Los Angeles, held the 20th your communication No. 30,127, calling the attention of the board to the serious power situation existing in Southern California, and the necessity of the fullest co-operation on the part of all interested parties in the conservation of electric energy at this time, and asking that a curtailment approximating 40 per cent in the aggregate of the street-lighting service be ordered without delay, to meet the contingencies of the present situation, was tiled. ELECTRIC SIGNS "It was ordered that your commission be requested to endeavor, in every way possible, to find some other nreans of meeting the present power shortage, as soon as possible, and that you be requested to inform the Board of Public Works, at the earliest date possible, when the street-lighting service of the city of Los Angeles may be restored to normal, this action being taken by the Board of Public Works upon the understanding that other planB for the meeting of the said situation aro being worked out by your commission, Including the curtailment of the furnishing of electric current for lighting electric signs and flood lighting for advertising purposes. "Respectfully yours, "DOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS." SAN DIEGO PAIR WED Married Here at Ilome of Bride's Brother, A.

O. Garrett Miss jviarjone uarrett, super visor of domestic science of the city schools of Ban Diego, and William 11. Grist, an Investment banker of that city, were married at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home of the brlde'a brother, Arthur O. Garrett, vice-president of the Continental National Bank, at hOO South Bronson avenue, here. The ceremony waa performed by Dr.

Howard B. Bard, pastor of the First Unitarian Church of San Diego. After a luncheon served to eighteen relatives and close frlendn, tho couple started by auto for a destination not disclosed. Jt la believed, however, that fhey will visit Santa Barbara, Yosetnlte and I.akn Tahoo before returning to Kan Diego to make their home. most healthful, refreshing beverage warm weather is Buttermilk lactic acid Buttermilk.

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