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SUNDAY OCTOBER 19, 1930. PART IT. 5 BIBLE INSTITUTE Map Shows Relief Sewer Projects SEWER BONDING IN CHALLENGE Calls on Friends to Shoiv Faith in Work UP TO VOTERS A Factory Which Makes Good Reliable DINING ROOM FURNITURE Ballot to Submit Plan for $6,000,000 Issue Financial Crisis Faced by Gospel College Relief Measures Necessary .1 for Public Health 7 xX IB I Made Us Big Price Concessions Provided We Would Use Engineers Report Costs of Seven Projects An additional $6,000,000 worth of IOIAN I public work is provided for Los An- geles under the sewer bond issue that will be submitted to the voters November 4, according to the I I IP I Rally' of Members Called for Tuesday ISight For the first time in its history, tile Bible Institute of Los Angeles, 540 South Hope street, has found It nsressary to fling a challenge to Its friends to find out whether or not they are willing to support the work of this organization, which has been an asset to the city of Los Angeles lor the past tn tnty-llvc years. Although the founder of the Institute gave bounteously to It during his lifetime, he did not endow It, and this year, confronted with past obligations and deficits, as well as the need for $250,000 In gifts required annually for its work, it laces a financial crisis. So, the (Al II Large Quantities of Dining Room Sets.

(ALL GRADES FROM CHEAPEST TO BEST) Here's your, chance to replace your old dining set with a brand new one of the very latest design at ENORMOUS SAVINGS IN PRICE We haven't room here to tell you about many of them But come see for yourself Beautiful Early California Dining Room Set Refectory Table, 1 Arm Host Chair and 6 Side Chairs Upholar ered In Highest Grade Tapestry, 7 Pieces, Complete. $139.50 68-Inch Buffet ffCO "7C to Match 3JU.j China ten IE to Match JU.I MAP OP CITy OF L03 AMCETLES Biota Challenge has been Issued to PROPOSED RlllE NO INTK1CITINC MOttvKOOO II I (EWERS ALSO SEWAGE TREATMtNT PIANTS V4 VU1.P i 1 COMPTOM "Come Just To Look" LEGEND the friends of the Institute, and on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. a rally will be held at the Hope-street headquarters for the 200 members who will carry the challenge the length and Ueaclth of the Pacific Coast, Dr William P. White, pres-lcient. and O.

L. Ferris, director of the challenge, both of whom have Just returned from organization activities In the north, will address the workers and make reports of the progress to date. 4 AREA OP RELIEF Walnut Finish Extension Dining Table and 4 Chairs with pretty Jacquard Velour Seats. SEWERS .3,237,000 HARBOR COLLECTING 2 SYSTEM TSSATM'T, PANT AND DISPOSAL Ji 'I VAitaTV 5WZS 3 City Engineer's office. The cost Is calculated at about $4.80 per capita.

Two-thirds of the voters must approve the plan before It can be carried out. Their action would enable fhe city to issue forty-year, 4 per cent bonds to cover construction cost. Principal In the program Is $3,237,000 relief sewer construction, some of which would be done in each Councllmanic district, it was announced. The present system that collects sewage in various parts of Che city and carries it to the outfall sewers was built at a time when it was not foreseen what a huge load would be imposed upon It, the Engineers' office says. RELIEF SEWERS NEEDED "As a result," a bulletin states, "sewers which were entirely adequate for bungalow districts are now overflowing into storm drains, streets and basements ot buildings.

In several instances these basements have been flooded with sewage and expensive furniture ruined. Relief sewers must be built before a further endangering of the public health occurs." Central outfall sewer, which has been In use since 1907, is declared by Che department to have been badly deteriorated by sewer gases and in need of $98,100 worth of re- fiairs immediately to prevent col-apse of parts and other difficulties. In north outfall sewer escape of gases has caused complaint and It Is proposed to remedy this condition by a $98,100 chlorination plant. SKIMMING WORKS Installation of grease skimming works aC Hyperion treatment plant and provision for sewage disposal research and studies concerning Industrial wastes are to be cared for by $269,700 of the Issue. Odors from the plant and escape into the ocean of oil and erease to be washed un on The institute was founded In 1906 MTRAL OUTFALL SEWt 98, K30 by Lyman Stewart, pioneer in the oil Industries of California and one of the founders of the Union Oil Price For Set Complete.

7-Piece Walnut Dining Suite Extension Table 1 Arm Host Chair and 5 Side Chairs Upholstered In High Grade Jacquard Price Ffir Set Complete. Large 54-inch Buffet To Match Above Dining Set. While They Last $27,50 Chain. All Velour. $49.75 $28.75 Company.

A man of strong re crispy. 5TNORTH OUTFAU. TREATM'T. PLANT 198,100 it MYPERiOM TREATM'T. llgtous convictions, he believed that the material prosperity which was eo rapidly developing in the West ehould be balanced ay an even Come See the Others That We Haven't Room to Mention Here greater measure of spiritual growth TOTAL.OOp.O&a He became the first president and remained in that office until his Costs and Areas Affected Revealed death in 1923.

NO ONE BARRED Dedicated solely to the promulga Largest Assortment Early California Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture Ever Shown in This City. SAMOAN LAWYERS RETURN tlon and teachlntr of the Gospel, the doors of the Bible Institute are open every day In the year, and all people, without reierence to race, USE YOUR OLD DINING ROOM SET AS A DOWN PAYMENT ON A NEW SET. Phone WEstmore 6306 and Let Our Appraiser Call at Your Home color, class, creed or previous con dition are welcome to its privileges It has been in its present quarters, a thirteen-story building at 540 South Hone street, since 1913. Lyman ewart believed that each studpnt at the Bible Institute should bathing beaches is declared to make Senator Bingham and Colaborers on Commission Due Today With Plan for Island Rule Senator Bingham and his fellow -members of the American Samoan Commission will return this afternoon from Pagopago aboard the light cruiser Omaha, bringing back as a result of their survey a plan for a new form of government for American Samoa. The commission sailed from Los Angeles Harbor on the Omaha September 11, last, end in addition to visiting the seven islands of American Sajfa made outward and homeward stops at Honolulu.

tlon of the battle fleet as outlined this necessary. be given practical training In car-nine tlie Gospel into the world, It is pronosed to SDend Sl.130.500 mm for treatment and disposal plants to handle harbor district wastes and a resultf of which active student participation in all of the outside activities of the Institute has be come an integral part of the work $303,200 more for comDietine the -m uiA m. a (iff a ji aistnct collecting system. intercepting sewers in San Fer tnere. nando Valley are proposed at a cost oi They would extend from These activities include shop meetings tor working men.

services in cl.y missions, city visitations in hospitals. Jails and private homes. Van Nuys to Owensmouth and from Let Us Furnish Your Entire Home You'll Be Surprised At the Saving van Nuys to San Fernando. BOND ISSUE BEST extension Bible classes tor adults for boys and girls of elementary "It would be possible," states a department bullecin, "to finance the sewers under Act. of 1011 a-hir-v.

ages and for young people ot nigh-scheol and business ages. Then, too, would require that each Individual lot would be assessed its proper share of the total cost. However, this assessment wnnlri hA miaHvaiv students are required to assist the faculty in church co-operation such as supplying of pulpits, conducting Bible conferences and evangelistic campaigns and furnishing special musical and Inspirational programs. small, amounting on an average to by the Pratt plan were noted at the base yesterday, when the Navy Department ordered Rear-Admiral J. M.

Reeves, whose title now Is Commander Aircraft Squadrons, Bat.le Fleet, to become commander of carrier divisions and to additional duty as commander of Carrier Division Two, which includes the aircraft carriers Saratoga and Lexington and the tender Gannet. Admiral Reeves's flagship will be the Saratoga, while he will also command Carrier Division One, including the aircraft carrier Langley and the tenders Wright, Sandpiper and Teal, all based on the east coast. It was announced yesterday that Rear-Admiral McNamee will hoist his flag aboard the battleship New Mexico here on the 25th inst. as relief of Rear-Admiral Harley H. Christy, retiring as commander of Battleship Division Four to become commander of the new training squadron in Atlantic waters.

In a preliminary report radioed to Washington Senator Bingham said the commission has agreed upon a new form of government for the United States South Seas dependency similar to that ot the Virgin Islands and further recommended American citizenship for the Inhabitants in addition to a bill of rights in the new organic law. Besides Senator Bingham, chairman, the commission as it will arrive here Includes Senator Robinson of Arkansas; Representative Beedy of Maine; Representative Williams of Texas, and Capt. William R. Furlong, U. 8.

Navy. Three Samoan chieftains and former Gov. Judd of Hawaii, were other members. The commission will disembark from the Omaha about 4 o'clock this afternoon, leaving for Washington tonight via the Santa Fe. First steps to effect reorganiza- GENERAL OBJECTIVE The general objective of the in stitute is to train men and women In a thorough knowledge of the 2 'Invested iiiYogite A tirct rp ri vcur on enr ll-chrten hat or gown KnelLsh Bible and lis practical ap plication to daily life.

Courses range irom a tour-year collegiate Blbl? course; socialized two and three Will aveou 20 year courses In mission service: Christian service medical work, music, history, theology and oriental languages to a 6erlea of correspond ence courses, in which men and women from all over the world have auuut iu j.cr ioi, wmcn wouia maxe it necessary for the owners to pay cash, as only assessments in excess of $25 can go to bond. The inconvenience of such an arrangement, the administrative costs of collecting a large number of small cash assessments, and the opportunity that such procedure would present for 'lien shark' activities, have made it clear that the matter can best be handled by a bond issue." EXPENDITURE TABLE Expenditures under the proposed $6,000,000 Los Angeles sewer bond issue to be voted on November 4 ar outlined by the City Engineer's office as follows: Rellrf sewers 217 nnn treatment" ptint 00 and difDcsal 1 130 SM Harbor district collection tystem completion ana 200 San Fernando Valler oitfal ewera city inn e.r riioi: 803,400 tttruction iftrt No'1" outran treatment Plant no im Plant "r'Me "klm'mini facilities, sewage reclamation research, eto 269.700 enrolled. Recently radio class in sanction has been developed tnrougnout southern California There Is no charge for Bible Institute courses. Since its opening more than 15,000 students have pnro led in the insti tufe courses and they have come from every State in the Union, Can- aoa. Mexico, south America, Eu rope, Australia, Africa and the orient, sixty per cent of BibI In Fete for Hearst Causes Graves toQuit Chamber Although a pioneer member of the Chamber of Commerce and a leader In many worth-while civic activities during the past fifty years, Jackson A.

Graves, president of the Farmers' and Merchants' National Bank, attorney and author, has tendered his formal resignation from the chamber to the directors, it was learned yesterday. He has taken this action, he explained, in order to express his "disgust at the action of the chamber in tendering a reception to W. R. Hearst." fflgk ill Santa Barbara: J. George Kiverslde; W.

N. Jenkins, Oakland; Dr. II. A. Johnson, Anaheim; J.

K. Kaye. Downey; William King, Brentwood Heichts; Edward A. Konantz, San Gabriel: Dr. W.

H. C. Lee, San Diego: W. A. Low, Santa Cruz: Arthur L.

Magann, Beverly Hills; J. W. Mcintosh, Huntington Beach; R. E. Mead, Hermosa Beach; Neil E.

Munro, Berkeley: C. T. Naftel, Claremont; C. E. Needham, Glendora; A.

E. Nordvold, Van Nuys; J. M. Paige. Pomona; Dr.

Harry G. Palmer, Compton; William Fleet Palmer, Monrovia; Fred C. Ramont, Modesto; Herbert P. Rankin. Santa Ana; J.

J. Rutherford, Escondldo; A. H. Sitton, Fullerton; Prof. G.

P. Skinner, San Bernardino; Frank L. Smith, Ontario; Charles W. Stewart. Arcadia; Hy Trautweln, San Fernando; A.

R. Waters, Ventura, and Dudley L. Webb, Merced. The officers of the Bible Institute are: Dr. William P.

White, president; Mrs. Lyman Stewart, secretary: A. Carpenter, treas Total .18,000,000 The gown you buy and seldom wear is the really expensive gown. Gloves, shoes, hats, that miss being exactly what you want, are the ones that cost you more than you can afford. Why take chances again this year when by simply sendirg in the coupon below you-can insure the correctness and economy of a whole season's wardrobe? Vogue suggests that before you spend a single penny on new clothes, before you even plan your season's wardrobe, you consul its great Winter and Spring Fashion numbers: Surplus Prunes Sold for Cost His reference Is to the banquet at the Biltmore last Tuesday, at which the publisher was the guest of honor and at which John C.

urer and comptroller, and O. Howard Austin, president of the chamber, made the address of welcome. The stitute students are located In definite Christian work in this country and more than 300 are serving in the foreign mission fields of the world. In addl'lon to the institute here, the organization also sponsors and eupoorts the Hunan Bible Institute In Changsha. China, for the native Chinese alone.

Approximately U.OOO.OOO was spent In the founding of this mission. REFERENCE COUNCIL Recently a Reference Council, with representatives from most of the leading cities of California and throughout the nation, has been formed. Among the well-known Callfornlans on this council are: Robert Dollar, George A. Kennedy, Curtis D. Wilbur and A.

L. Mun-frer of San Francisco; Rev. C. H. Abcrnethy, Altadena; Dr, John J.

Allen, Maywood; H. 2. Austin, Fresno; W. K. Seattle, Upland; Mayor Otto Benedict, Huntington Park; H.

Bolcn, Redlands; John Camphouse, Fontana; William J. Carmichacl, Fullerton; H. H. Church, Covlna; Dr. R.

I. Colqu-houn, Glendale; Fllmore Condit, Long Beach; Watklns Da vies, Stockton; Col, T. A. Davis and Judge Jesse George, San Diego; Jordan Lucy, business manager. The board of directors are: Rev.

Charles E. text of Mr. Graves's letter of res CTh Conic Hn PabKcariHa, 1 ignation, which was sent on the Fuller, chairman: Joseph W. Cllne, Dr. W.

E. Edmonds, Hugh B. Evans, Nathan Newbv, W. R. Oliver, Leon Here re two coatg that are excellent inTestments this year.

Note the use of flat instead of fluffy furs, and the slightly fitted line. Just two of many fashions shown in Vogue. V. Shaw, J. O.

Smith. Mrs. Lyman day of the banquet, follows: "As a protest and an expression of my disgust at the action of the chamber in tendering a reception to W. R. Hearst, I hereby resign as a member of the Chamber of Commerce." Stewart, Charles G.

Trumbull of Philadelphia. John Wells, Harry West ot Portland. Dr. William These are the Issues yon get for fl P. White and Robert Young.

RUFFLES BREAK UP HOME Dress ruffles caused expense which her husband forbade, Mrs. Janice "Rancho Days" Affair Starts Under the direction of Pan Handle Keene, old Texas plainsman, a Spccinl offer: 10 issues of Vogne for 2 Elcren you nail the coupon now In the next few weeks, during the very period in which Vogue's special Fashion Numbers appear, you will be selecting your entire wardrobe for the coming Winter and Spring, and spending hundreds of dollars for the suits, hats, gowns and accessories that you select. Consider then, that for $2, a tiny fraction of your loss on one ill-chosen hat or gown, you may secure Vogue at this important buying season an assurance of valuable and new ideas, and an insurance against costly failures. M. Davis told Superior Judge Bow-ron yesterday in winning a divorce from Lester M.

Davis. "Three days after our marriage, he ordered me to take the ruffles off. of my dresses A wide-spread plan for disposing of surplus California fruit, and particularly dried prunes which the commercial markets have not been able this year to absorb, was announced yesterday by the Economic Conservation Committee of America. The fruit Is to be sold at cost to the poor, and to welfare organizations, an announcement sent out by J. R.

McCleskey, executive director of the committee, stated. Among the Los Angeles organizations already listed as having Joined the plan are the Los Angeles Orphan Asylum, the Big Sister League, Kiddle Home and Junipero Serra Boys' Club. An offer of co-operation, too. has been received by the committee from D. C.

MacWatters, general manager of the Community Chest, it was stated. Shooting Talk Ends in Asylum Accused of shooting talk concerning Evangelist Aimee Semple Mcpherson, and creating a disturbance, John Bender, transient laborer, yes-terday was sent to Stockton State Hospital on commitment by Superior Judge Gould, following a trial at psychopathic court. At the trial, It was testified that Bender acted wildly in Angelus Temple, and that when he was led outdoors, he threw money and a Bible in the air Then he slapped a woman and ran, It was added, when overtaken, he Is asserted to have cried: "I PBU'fc Visvf Almtut Ramntii series of entertainments reviving E. Dunaway, Hawthorne; Dr. W.

J. II. Emery, Portervllle; William En-gle, South Pasadena; W. B. Ewalt, Atascadero; George A.

Kory, Whit-tier: E. J. Gillls. Beaumont; H. H.

Godber, Pasadena; Dr. E. L. Gower, Venice; C. A.

Griffith, Azusa; Frank M. Gullck, Orange; E. A. Hayes, San Jose; H. R.

Hitchcock, because he couidn pay lor the electric current used to iron them," testified Mrs. Davis. Her father, P. B. Dutton, testified that when he and his wife dined with the Davlses, he had to bring their victuals, "because Davis was so close." Holiday and Winter Travel Dec.

22 Ideas from Europe and America as to what to do, where to go, hat to wear for the gayest season of the year. Southern Fashions and Winter Sports Jan. What to wear if you go South. Everything you need in tha North for winter sports. Forecast of Spring Fashions Jan.

15 The first hints from Paris about the mode. In-between clothes, too, to finish th winter and start the spring. Spring Fabrics and Original Designs Feb. 1 Invaluable to the woman who makes her own clothes, or has them made by a dressmaker. Mid-Season Fashions-Bridal Features Feb.

IS What the smart woman will wear at the mid-season re sorts. Everything for the brida. Spring Millinery Mar. 1 New hats to start the season. Shapes, colors materials, to important row hewtowearth chic little cap and tf icoraaa.

Paris Fashions Oct. 13 The chic Parisienne's wardrobe. New creations that set the styles for the coming year of interest to the most critical woman. New York Winter Fashions Oct. 37 Latest fashions adapted to American tastes.

Smart New York shops. Amusing places to dine and dance. All the gayety of New York' winter season. Smart Fashions for Limited Incomes Not. 10 The most valuable issue for the woman who makes brains take the place of millions a triumph of Vogue's taste.

Vanity Number and New Accessories Nov. 24 The issue that makes yon lovely enough to be worthy of your lovely clothes, Christmas Gifts Dec. 8 A triumph oi shopping on Vocue's part a great time-and Uboc-sava for its readers. Sign this coupon now the spirit of "Old Rancho Days" will be given at Ramona Indian Village on West Washington Boulevard. The first started yesterday and will continue through today.

Minnie Chennette, Sioux trick roper and bronco buster, who has won forty medals In tho United States and Europe, will try to ride an untamed cayuse. Twenty long-horned steers and fifty horses have been taken to the village by Keene for the exhibition, which will start today at I p.m. MOUNTAIN LODGE TO BE DEDICATED A new $10,000 mountain lodge In Ice House Canyon to be known as Harwood Memorial Lodge Is to be dedicated within the next month by the southern chapter of the Sierra pIanos of' character ThJa Offer Limited la New Subscriber Only Togue, Owbr Building. New York City Enclosed find 2 for which send me TEN lesuei of Vogue. If thl order reaches ou In time, you will send tat without charge complimentary copy of the current issue, making ELEVEN in all.

I am new subscriber, Enclosed find ts for ONI YEAR ot Vegas. Mcpherson. Please shoot me." Street. Kama Btatg in City Lot Angeles Times 10-18-39 Club of California, It was yesterday announced. The club held Its annual banquet at the Alexandria Bender is an Autrian, whose Ae lusion Is hearing voices, Dr.

Victor Parkin, psychiatrist reported. RESEARCH CHAIRMAN NAMED Dr. C. J. Pflueger of Los Angeles has been appointed State educational chairman of the American Electronic Research Association, it is announced by President E.

Let Burch of San Joes. Friday night. There were 200 guests. Harry C. Mabry, local attorney, presided and Introduced the distinguished guest and speakers..