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MARCH 10, 1920. PART WEDNESDAY MOnNIUG. mem rv mn ooooooooooooooooooooooow VAX 1U BE SENTENCED. SOCIETY. BT TCRGDilA WOODS.

For Mr. Lane. reveLation to tb epicure and the choke of tb critical coffee drinker. Zattful, aromatic and aatiafying, with true aroma and strength. Find out how pleasing and healthful a cup of Former Secretary Lane one of the meats at the handsome din BEST COFFEE.

YOUNG'S BEST HOTEL BLEND COFFEE LiAmIIIII can be and you will never use any other. BEN HUR SOAP 4 Bars COUNTRY CLUB MILK can GERMEA KSSftSd pkg FANCY UNC0L0RED JAPAN TEA lb FANCY PINK BEANS lb. CORN 3 Cans ner at which Mr. and Mrs. Itichard Jewett Schweppa cave last eve- nlnr.

Others there were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Laurence Doheny, Mr. and Mrs, John O. Schedd, Mrs.

Charles Schweppe. Mra. Kersey Reed, Mr. and Mrs. William May Garland and Mr.

George Ennls. For Group of Musicians. In honor of Miss Mana Zueca, who has been so much entertained since appearing in the Symphony con certs and for Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Tandler and Mr and Mrs.

Walter rienry riomwen, msmowi oi mi Pine Arta League (with Mrs. Joseph Zuckerman and Mrs. Blanche Kins; Owen in charge) are to en tertain at a tea tomorrow afternoon at the Los Angeles Country Club. There are to be fifty guests Includ ing society folk and prominent mu sicians. The hours are to be from until o'clock.

For a Bride. Mrs. Edward Gelssler (Louise Hill) was honor guest at a beautiful luncheon at which Mrs. Addison Bentley Jones entertained yesterday. at the Los Angeles Country Club.

Spanish iris and Jonquils adorned the tables at which plates were set ror Mmes. Leslie V. Brand. Milo A. Bak er, James P.

Burns. Fred Baker, Har ry CoffltvCbarlea H. Cope, Robert H. Edwards, Garret Lansing Hogan, Eugene A. Hawkins, William I.

Hoi-llngsworth, Ethel Rivers Hopkins. Woods R. Woolwlne, Guy Cuzner, Benjamin Smith, North Storms, Ira Shirley, Lucille Mtonnette, C. M. O'Leary.

Joseph Radford. J. Spenoe. Oscar Souden, 8impsofl Wilson. J.

W. Wilson. William W. Woods, Arthur J. Waters, Wljlls J.

Hunt. Leon A. Moss. J. A.

H. Kerr. Robert Kerr, Arthur W. Kinney, Charles J. Meyler and Harry McLeod.

To Woo" in Riverside. i. ,1.1. mi.i I ll OWU MIC, 1 I Meredith, both of this city are to be married at the Mission Inn in Riverside. The news is a surprise to all their friends as announcement of their engagement had not been made.

Miss Melslng, who is a radiant beauty of the Vrunette type is the daughter and only child of Mr. and Mrs. Gustavus A. Melslng of Mrs. Mrs.

are son's For waa haa .1 M. HOUSE CLEANING The one time of tW year the average housewife dreads; but the Acmes will help you with a full line of soaps, washing powders, brooms, etc. LUNCH While house cleaning, it is not necessary to stop and prepare the lunch, such delicacies as Heinz prepares relieve this worry. Let the Acme help you. CORN Can TOMATOES 2 TOMATOES 2 Cans Cans Friday's t'nlucky Day to go to Prison.

Convicted Drue Peddler Tells Judge. Casino Glenn, who 1 declared to be an old violator of the narcotic fcwa, pleaded guilty before U. 8. District Judge Trlppet yesterday to having a Quantity of morphine and cocoalne In his possession. When It was suggested that he be sentenced Friday.

Glenn entered a protest, saying that he thought Friday was an unlucky day to go to prison and the matter went over until Monday afternoon. Glenn has been convicted before of a similar offense. Maurice Marshall Newman and Michael Lebedef. Motor Trio. ivikh Mr.

phurle. Armstrong as MluH tTlnrenCM Marsl) ntAv'm i.j Fticuhath Armstrong enjoying a motor trip and house party at Riverside, iney wm return today in time for Miss Morten- tea. a Visitor. 1 mi.o n.rhir. flniviile of Pasadena a charming hostess yesteraay tmm.

at which Miss Marion Gil- rieraleeve of Portland was nonor guest. Mrs. Richard Bryner and Miss Anne Wtlsnlre pourea ana tnhis and house were adorned in mixed spring blooma Forty guests were mere. Convalescing. trm Tnwnh ITrSncle Barton.

Who been quite 111 lor aweea, is mn- vaiescing. k. "on. In honor of A mrcnaayt ainner Tl 1 Ihl. H.

I. X.U I II UL w.j clvsn htr Mra William ChaSO Of'Al- hambra. The tame was aaornou nl.l, a'nd pTnT mum.nat.d the birthdav cake. I The guests were Mmes, Haas, i James Brown. Joslah ie llinman, Peter McClelland, Belie I Mra waa hnstess at a BUn- I nlace at Monrovia, with IB0 euesta there.

Mrs. W. A. Bonynge and Mrs. A.

Miller were at the tea urns and others assisting were Mums J. Farrow. Arthur U. uu- ton. M.

J. Henchey, cnanea Thompson and Jess Applegath. For Mrs. Loomls. In honor of Mrs.

Nathaniel H. fjoomis of Omaha, her mother, Mrs. Georre M. Hull, and sisters. Miss nartrniia Hull, and Mrs.

Gordon Freeman entertained at tne nome 01 the former, at 511 south wnton nlnr with a dancing partv- Mrs. Wallace Hardlson and Miss Drusllla Crawford sang. The guests were nM friends, formerly from Banna, and Included Mmes. Frank R. Sntar.

Frank Hageman. R. E. Nlckles. John tireene, e.

twin. ti.iin. FVItrhle John Culn. D. K.

Bean. Bartlett, T. I), ritzpairica. Georae Warren, Frank Tork. Harry Rrnwn.

C. E. Robinson, J. Mnvfl Rradlev. Lura MUDDaru, Tnhn Sevmnnr.

A. E. Wilson. 8. f.

Qulnn. J. enenon, ituhcuih Crawford. Blanche Kvans, Honana, ffiilnh Peck. Belle Shaw.

Doughty, Hule. D. W. Cowden. J.

D. Wellington, Ed Hessica. wan Mardlann. G. M.

Hull. Gordon Pranlf Tnrk. Misses JO' I UIMI.I.I anhlne Seymour. Grace Holiana, BbihOD. may wrauaw rj.hhart.

Grace Hayward, of IMPORTED IRISH MACKEREL 2 for FANCY EASTERN COD FISH lb. SARDINES PAnni 3 cans SARDINES 2SL 3 cans QARniNKS Vs 1900 Mineral avenue. She is fondlaay afternoon musical at her coun SARDINES YOUNG'S MARKET 638 So. Broadway 212 So. Central Gladys -Be gtad you have an Acme near you.

SUN CULT MEN. Children Refuse to Testify Against Leaders. Casps Against Beelcr and Gault are Dismissed. Trial of "Master" itanish Set for Next Month. Gilman Beeler, local leader of the Mazdaznan sun cult worshipers, and Arthur F.

Gault, president of the organization for the world, accused preparing fa lee evidence in the case of Otoman Zar-Adusht Hanlsh. self-styled "little master" of the cult, were discharged yesterday by Justice Hlnshaw upon motion of Deputy District Attorney Clark. The dis missals followed an effort on the part, of the prosecution to obtain testimony from four minor girls and on boy and from their parents. Up on advice of Paul Schenck, their attorney, the parents and children refused to testify on the ground that their answers might tend to incriminate them. The charge grew out of an effort on behalf of Hanlsh, while he was at large after being indicted.

The children signed an affidavit saying that their testimony before the grand Jury was false and that the grand Jury had forced them so to testify. Hanlsh Is accused In five Indict ments of statutory offenses against the five children. fits trial is set for April 12 before Judge Willis. INAUGURATE DIRECT SERVICE TOMORROW. CARS WILL GO TO CATAUXA COMPANY'S NEW TERMINAL AT WILMINGTON.

Direct paenger service to the now Santa Catalina Island terminal Wilmington will begin tomorrow mornln over tne pacinc Electric 7, oi.h. A A a il.aJt A A street station at ana a o-in. a pur track will take passengers to the door of the new terminal build' Ing. Going through the waiting- room the gang plank is reached and the steamer for the Maglo Isle boarded. The big new terminal building at Wilmington to which the Santa Catalina Island Company has moved Its business offices affords every con' venlence of direct passenger serv Ice and comfort.

Freight and bag' gage may be checked at the door and tickets purchased at one of the windows of the octagonal ticket booth In the center of the big wait ing-room Those motoring may drive their cars Into the garage located 'n the eaat end of the building ana enter the waiting-room from that side The garage is built to accommodate S00 cars. Machines msy no left there for any length of time while passengers are at Catalina. There Is also a machine shop where autos ran be repaired during their owner's absence. The west end of the building is occupieu by the freight offices; in the center are the waiting-room, ticket booth, rest rooms, lunch counter and the company's business offices. The letter are of glass and muh re semble a modern banking Institution, gold letters designating the of.

flees of William Wrlgley, chairman of the board of directors of the Santa Catalina Island Company and William Banning. vice-pres'dent; Iavld Fleming, secretary. J. N. Stewart, advertising manager: Wil liam Stevens and Milton Patrick.

Avalnn real estate J. H. Parker, head of accounting department, stenographic and stockroom. TO LET "JOE" OUT. Appeal la Sent Washington In Be.

half of Jailed Indian Chief. A modification of a sentence of forty days Imposed upon "Jos Pete," so-called chief of the Morlngo Indians, for contempt of court, is recommended In a communication sent the Department of the Interior, yesterday, by Asst. U. 8. Atty.

Bryan. The Indian Is In Jail at Banning, having been committed by Judge Pancho Lomas. who has charge of the domestic relations of the Indi ans on the reservation near there. Trouble occurred between two Indians about the wife of one, and Bill Pablo, the reservation marshal, took one of the disputants Into custody. But "Joe Pete." it seems, thought it waa his duty to Interfere and settle the domestic difficulties of the tribe.

so he took the case out of the hands of Judge Lomas, and proceeded to administer Justice. Aa "Joe Pete' cannot understand why a chief should not be able to do as he pleases, ana troume is threatened. It haa been thought best to recommend a mitigation of the sentence. "JOYLAMT APPROVED. Clone's Benefit of Devastated France Wins Strong Support.

Giving the approval of tha execu tive officers of the American Com mittee for Devastated France to the plans being advanced hero for stag ing a big spectacular production. "Joy land." at dune's Auditorium. April 1 to 24. Myron T. Herrick.

president of the commutes, yesterday sent a wire to the committeemen here, expressing the hope that bouthern California will support the undertaking. Luclen N. Brunswig, California 8tats chairman, wired back that there la wide interest la the plans of the committee, ana aaaea that enough money wilt bo raised to go long way toward "converting Ho liaa's Land Into Joyland." GIVES DAMAGES. Zlegmond and Rose Fisher must pay a b'herman tl0 damages, according to the verdict of a jury in Judge Mccormick's court yesterday. tr an alleged ssssult committed up- mm.

ismnr ins altercation Fiehar toaaJd har. srtK jir. Kharmaa wWi ft tak. i AT CO. Spring St.

The jewelry store visitors to California always enjoy BROCK AND COMPANY "The Haeae rerlect Dtaaasada" 437-439-441 Broadway DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS or DISTINCTIVE HOMES Stanton, Reed Hibbard Arrhttartara, Kngiaeerlag. CMidraeUaaj SU MBTROPOUTAN Bl ILU1 LOS ANUELaM, CAL. J. W. REED 4.

R. RILEY Angelus Art Company. Inc. Pictures from All Parts of the World. See Us First.

Phone 15810. 801 8. HILL STREET TEXAN MISSING HERE. Failed to Return after Leaving Wife Monday for Theater. Police yesterday started a search for E.

11. Smart, aged 29. an oil- well driller from Texas, who started for a motion-picture theater Mon- day morning, leaving his wife at the Stowell Hotel, and failed to re- turn or send any message. I The wife says her husband had 1 S1G0 in cash and $100 In checks when he left. She fears foul play.

The missing man la feet. I inches tall. He has brown hair and gray eyes. He wore a green overcoat. blue ault and tan shoes.

OIL SHORTAGE FELT. As RcmiH Council will Consider Re- -peal of Speclfli-allons. As a committee of the whole tha City Council will conalder the petl- Hon of the Independent Petroleum Marketers' Association for a repeal of present specifications for gasoline. stove and furnace distillate, because of the Imminent scarcity of the fuel and to prevent Independent refineis here from being driven out of bust- i ness. This was recommended yesterday by the Public Safety Commit tee.

Cltv Oil Inapector Blsckmar ob- jecta to the proposed rencinding of theaa specifications and sent a letter to this effect to the Hoard of Public Works a few days ago. The letter was (lied and Councilman Mai- lard at yesterday's committee meet ing called attention to the fact that apparently the Board of Publls Worka did not desire to give nr. Rlack mar's statement to the Council. but that a copy of it would be asked for to be laid before the committee of the whole. JOE RIVERS LOSES.

Bv a decision of Judge Hewitt yesterday H. B. Slert. the father-in- law of Joe Rivers, lightweight Duatllat. waa awarded iuJgment for $410 in a ault for ITsO.

This rep resented money advanced to Joe Rivera aad expenses for himself end vkiia ilin were airk. The, court allowed Ur. Rivers credit on the total oemana bum oy aia father-ln-law. TO FACE TRLUfc Charles SoIUvan. accuse of steal- big 112 la checks and tit la cash from Mrs.

Emma Tteraey. owner of ar lodging-house at East FlfTh .1 reel was held to answer raster- day by Jostle Browa. 1 i nirtpuda Hull Charlotte Spier. Sadie the Wilmington Transportation Com-MnSid irork "and Mildred Uany; J. H.

Patrick, president; Capt. VOTED IN WRONG SPOT, NEW SAWTELLE CHARGE witnesses decline to keply OS GROUND THtt iiw INCRIMINATE SELVES. In the hearing of the petition to which, by a margin of three votes, consolidated, the city of Sawtelle ana tne it was asserted in Judge Works's court yexterday that linHlHtlllK UI itne wernia i-. E. WernU.

his wife, daugnter anu son. voted out of the prerlnet In which they resided. If they did, It I 1. a penal offense, attorneys Wh Cltv Attorney Burnell asked them" the qnestlou. Attorney Dehn tild them tney neeii the ground that It might Incriminate Sem.

and Judge Works so the wltnessea answer. There that adduced In an effort to show "tat, fhav voted In me wru th5.yK. now is whether they rotedesorvot.dno.AbaU,w ha foucht over not they can be asked how they voted. K.i. It waa asserted tnai k.nanM an election went in the booth wit him and helped him prepare the ballot without having mane PThe court Kt a voter had a th that a voter io' chlsed for that reason.

ROBS DURING FUNERAL. Two Mow nomea Looted 1illo the Families Are Absent. I to THE BEST Why Use Any Other? Sanitary Gold Sea! Dairy Company 150 E. Jefferson St. oath WBT Phenes Hem tttSS oraw Ton tocb ttrtraur AT AU TTMU of music and has a voice of ex- ceptlonal beauty.

She is fond of dancing and goes in for athletics, esDeciallv swimming. I Mr MerniTlth the aon or Mr. I snd Mrs. B. F.

Meredith, a Well- known family of Pittsburgh, Pa. He I Is a graduate of the Carnegie Col- lege of Technology and it was while In college he received his first dra- ,1 I here ha has been a movlng-Jicture actor with Lasky and with King Miss Melslng will wear a frock of French blue chiffon embroidered In silver and gold and worn over or chid taffeta. She will wear a big hat of orchid mallne and will carry a shower bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. Miss Etta Adams will be her maid of honor and will wear a frock of nile greeo ad. sliver with hat of silver lace.

SheTvllI carry an old-fashioned bou- ouet of sweet peas. Mr. Albert Coonley will be best man. Follow ing the marriage service there will be a dinner for the wedding party Including Mr. and Mra.

Melslng. Mr. Melslng was formerly an official with the ILos Angeles Gas and Electric Corporation, but retired several years ago. Mr. Meredith and his bride will go on to New York where for several months they will continue their studies and before turnlng MVy TIDlb ff lUTlUh By Miss Mortenson.

To compliment two atractlve visitors. Misses Lois Woodcock and Marytlne Oliver of Oak Park. Miss Margaret Mortenson Is assem Ming a group of her girl friends at tea this afternoon at her home on Orange Grove avenue. Paaadena. iflAnu and tea.

table are adorned AafTnAltm Innnnlla aweet neas rn.n..iin. di.u... M.ni. serving at the teaurns. Other guests are Misses Rnwena and Camilla Schneider, Gladys Armstrong.

Ruth Hoyt Corlnne Elsenmayer. Olga Simpson. Flor ence Ackerman, Margaret Kellogg, Eleanor Fay. Helen Skinner. Eliza, heth Hancock, Julia Valentine, Ruth Wright.

Ruth Alexander. Eiizanetn Armstrong. Florence Wilson. Hen rietta Heddens. Fannie Templeton, Elolse and Lucille Bordages and Flow Vs Extra Select Bonelest DOBBIN AGAIN RAISES HEAD.

Hollywood Is to Have that Rare Curiosity, a ileal Livery Stable. Hollywood Is to acqulrs that rare curiosity, a livery stable. The Police Commission yester day granted a permit to Harry H. Roberts to establish and conduct a livery stable at IS0 Santa Monica boulevard, the conaent of the majority of the frontage In the blf frying been obtained therefor. Mr.

Roberts was In the liv ery-stable business at the same location before he went "into military service, and he 2 now wants to resume the bualr 4 ness and to keep horses for rent to motion-picturs con- cerns. taaaalMea LETTER OF DAUGHTER IS DIVORCE EVIDENCE. HC8BAXD WROTE THAT DJE WAS DRCNKEN WITH WINE OF SUCCESS, One of the features Of the divorce suit of Mrs. Kate Armstrong agalnat Le Roy Armstrong before Judge Myers, Is a letter written by the eldest daughter to Mr. Armstrong.

Bhe wrote that "If you were married a woman who did not have perfect control of her temper, you nedroom ana i couia not neio I rr IT.tl. knn. How could any man say that to his wife. 'Vou think you're the smartest thing that ever wore petticoats, but there are plenty of others." Hhe called attention to the fact that he had aaid "I'll be master of my house," when his wife waa trying to nnd out why he was angry. "I h.vAnrf Th.v all been cried out during the night.

Oh. daddy. I have loved you so been so proud of you. You have been ao et mni gentu t0 m. After receiving tnia letter sr.

Armstrong wrote his wife asking for her forgiveness. He said he did not know whether his Ill-temper waa due to 111 health or Just cussed-ness. lie added: "Just now I am a little drunken with the wine of that most uncertain vintage success. Will you come back? I am your husband. lli)WERJ CASE.

Sydney R. Flowers, editor of the Dugout, a so -cm uea aoiauxe mag-asine. accused of criminal ayndlcal-lun. will appear InfJudge Craig's court on Friday for trial. The case waa set for yesterday, but was continued until that date because of another trial la progress.

ACCUSED OF BOBBERY. Accused of robbing Arthur Kern, HZ West Sixteenth street, on Fab-rusry 11. Frank Jacob. Harold Klieknor and William Rose were held to aoewsr yesterday by Justice Browa. 1 31 iwouia never ue aoie iu urset viiv vl Reappearing yesterday tne tnnga I heard you aay.

I was in mil ii i ihii in, i i ft la, ii vAiin i i i ii ilia i i 1 i- it r. f- i i Robinson. Rt T)r. and Mrs. Barlow.

T- onmnl Iment to Mr. ano mm. ro ft Harrison of Chicago, ur. and Mrs. Walter Jarvls Barlow en tertalned a company of ten at uuv ner last evening.

I Br Mr. Bain, m.n n1a.cea for ten at a MhiM. nirio that Mr. Ferdinand k. Bain of Wllshlre boulevard was host at last night.

After dinner the com- pany piayea oriace. Miter-IIamUton Nuptials. At noon yesterday Miss Carolyn Lester and Mr. Harold Pierpont ii.miitnfi' both of this city, were kv Ttev. Phlllo Avres c-ss ley at the home of Mr.

Wlnthrop E. Lester, the brlde-s father at 17. wiiitlev avenue. 'Miss Beatrice Ies- aa her slater's maid of honor. Mr.

Hamilton is a medical student at tha University of California and his bride is a graduate or msnopa School at La Jolla. Both belong to pioneer famines or me cuy. left tor a motor trip and later will so to Berkeley; where ha will con tinue his studies. Personals. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar 8. Dunn are I at Coronado. Mra. William Q.

Hutchi- Ison after spending three months at I Coronado are now aomicnea mi i Virginia. Hotel. Long neacn. Mr. and Mrs.

eiterson Chandler of Los Angeles hv Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jonas of Sew Tork City are at Coronado for an inoenmie i- Mrs. Annie Hillen or uiis cuy wui I sail for tha Hawaiian isianos. March 2.

accompanied py ner two nieces. Miss An It M. Backrath of SanU Barbara, and Miss Ethel A Fitzgerald of Dunsmuir, CaL C0NFIR3IS OSLER. Cosrt Says Man of Is In IMine: Mast Rapport Child. Judge Taft told Peter W.

Cook. who Is 1 years old. inai ns age 1 did not win him tna rouns sympathy. He said: "Tour age does not prevent you from doing a good work. Ton ought to ba tn your prims right Mr.

Coo It waa cited In court for falling to keep oppayment for the support of his child. Mrs. Cook obtained a divorce from him Ito acmber 11. 111. He said ho had i paid Si aweek until snortir aner the decree was granted, but since then hta sjraa had failed him and he had to relinquish his position.

The I court ordered him to pay ii tne I 1 i 1 a 7 rt tM II 1 1 Ml lit II I 0 1 w-. uJ nil and I used Orange Brand Flour Doesn't it look good? ii aaCijT," 1 Atk ii I I 1 f'jS'l 1 1 ii a-aar- IIILI IL .1 I funarai hurgiar niuaoni and looted the home of J. H. Uage at 74 North Andrews boulevard, and the residence of Albert J. Winters of Andrews bouls- vard The thief escaped wltn jewelry and clothing vslued at about $S0.

According to tha report hied with the police, the two hoiisea entered by the burglar were for the time Aarted. as ooin imuii tending a funeral. The phoned to Pom noiini morning to learn If the families would attend tne TLIT'IS ON THE WANE, HEALTH FIGURES SHOW Bhowing the waning of the flu. only twenty-nve new eases of the I -1 naar fMHTM of DnBU- mTwere reported to health department yweni.j. two deaths from Influenaa and two from pneumonia.

DARTMOUTH ALUMNI TO DINE SATURDAY. The Dartmouth College Alumni Association of Southern California ill give Ita annual dinner at next oaiuruay -w m-. V- u.rfl. Unnklna nt presiaem i.nr the college and Lewi. Parkhurst of BMton, Mass, a trustee, will bo jw grocer for Orcnge Brand SfJS IH Santa.

Am- lem Aemie. CaL I tb hs had with Mm. 3no ATI, lMAetietj UiiHt mavtoea him to set work. CO. lft 1 1.