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SEos Snge XPRIi; IS, 1926. PART ml 19 SUNDAY MORNING. 'ii 1 1 i i i i ii TELLS PART OF MISSION IN HISTORY David Gray Recalls Debt Civilization of America Owes to Padre Serra ACTIVITIES OF CLUBJVOMEN (Continued from Ninth a.m. In the Hotel Ambassador Theater. Reservations for a speolal luncheon at Hotel Chancellor following the program may be made before nest Saturday with Mrs.

M. II. Wolfgang, 5S4 North Arden because nowhere else in America were there organizations where the workers nhnred equally In the fruits of their labor and In their leisure. "These are ionw of the things Santa Biirbivra Mission pymbollzes and a few of the thousand reasons why the mission should be saved for the ages to come." Warde to Give Eight Recitals of Shakespeare DOINGS ECHOED NEAR AND FAR (Continued from Xlnth Fago) nd organ In Germany and France fifty yeaii ago. and In 187S she founded the Dubuque Academy of Music, which today Is one of the leading musio schools of the country.

Not I'lappwa Only Don't think that the flappers are the. only ones who enjoy having tea and going to matinees and running around together, schoolgirl fashion. Gray-haired, jolly Trixle Fciganza has been dropping Into the Hollywood Plaaa Hotel dally the past week to see her equally gray-haired handsome and talented friend, Zelda Sears, who has Just come out from New York to write for Cecil Pe Mtlle. Zelda Sears used to play, too, perhaps even clubwomen will remember. Now she and Trlxie are havlnsr a Special Feature Sale Woman's City Cluh Mrs.

A. J. Lawton, chairman of the legislative department of the Woman's City Club, announces a meeting of the study section of her department for tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in studio Friday Morning clubhouse. Subject: "Taxation relating to rural bond Issues, to the usual procedure In borrowing monies for public improvements, and suggestions for relieving the tax burden." TWICE AROUSED IRE No less than eight readings and recitals from the plays of Shakespeare will be fiven In the next fortnight by Frederick Ward, veteran Shakespearian actor, recently has been made the only male honor member of the Southern California Woman's Press Club.

Mr. Warde will appear at Roose II fcl I I KI II 11 14 tl I I 7 II great time roaming about Holly velt IIIh School at Cumnock school the morning of Wednesday and at the West OF MARK TWAIN lake school in the evening; in a otudy of Hamlet at the Los Ango las Shakespeare Club, Thursday; Kilty Leary'g "A Lifetime With Mark Twain. Memories." written at the anniversary dinner: Saturday at the Angeles from her lips by Mary Lawton? is a book that no one can afford to Kbell's tiibute to Shakespenre miss. It gives an intimate view of In a reoent chat about Kanta Barbara with guests from the East attending the Gulden Club convention, David Cray, art itron and rlvielst, pointed out the place Santa Barbara Mission plwys In historynot only California, but of America. "If It were not for the faith and endurance of Fray Junlpero erra.

and hla followers soldiers and friars the map of America would look very different from what it does today. For if the colonization of California by Spain, through the missions, had not succeeded, Santa Barbara, with some other name, not bo musical probably, would belong to one or another of Spain's neighbors. And that's no guess. It's a fact. "But Fray Serra stuck to his Job and we have a string of his-torlo missions along the Coast, Santa Barbara the busiest of them because it has 140 years of continuous serii to its credit, "And contrary to general opinion the mission was not merely a church a place of worship.

"The missions and Santa Barbara led the way In many of the activities were the first agricultural schools in America. They were the first to introduce Irrigation and the first to Introduce grains, fruity, flowers and trees into California. "And they were the first factories in the West manufacturing all the needs of the" mission and most of the necessities of the Presidio. "Moreover, they were the first social service clubs In America, Sunday, the 25th Inst, "The Thoughts of Hamlet," at the Am-bassidor Theater; Thursday, the one of the most picturesque per wood together. General Federation Mrs.

Kdward Franklin White, whom Los Angeles clubwomen will remember-as prominent In the biennial here two years ago, is at, this time the only candidate for first vice-president of the Uenerat Federation of Women's Clubs for re election at the meet In Atlantic City May 24 to June 4. Mrs. White also is chairman of the law-en-forcement division of work In the legislative department of the federation, being very busy at present In the campaign to strengthen the prohibition which has many women's organizations throughout the Union. She has been Offering a New Shipment of Beautiful Runners at Extraordinarily Low Prices Persian Hall Runners-Three Groups Values that will make New Friends For and Add New Prestige to Blackstone's Oriental Rug Department sonalltles that ever adorned this planet, and even a stranger would 29th varied Shakespearean entertainment at the Los Angeles Shakespeare Club, and Friday, feel after reading It that he had lived in this household and knw I closely every member of the fam the 80th "Julius Caesar' nt ily. The thing is amaxingly well tne Munsetter enaaespeai ean a in tier.

done. Was there ever a more lova ble man? lie Went Hungry Abner, the farmhand, was complaining to a neighbor that the wife And yet he twice tried to have me arrested, and once set a price on my head, the only time I received that particular distinction. When I was a boy in Hartford, on of the farmer that employed him on a speaking trip through several States. Law enforcement and the Capper uniform marriage and divorce bill were two subjects in every Fourth of Jifly I rose at was "too close for anything." "This morning." he said, "she asked me, 'Abner, do you know how many pancakes you have et midnight and, tagether with others, kept up an Infernal racket till in the evening, twenty-one consecu this morning?" I told her I didn't Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 tive hours of undiluted buss. Antique Saraband, Cabistan, Iran, Feraghan, hall runners Sizes up to 12 feet long.

Antique Saraband, Cabistan, Iran, Feraghan, Caraja and Bijar hall runners Sizes up to 14 feet long. Antique Caraja, Saraband, Bijar, Cabistan, Iran and Feraghan hall runners Sizes up to 18 feet long. have no occasion to count 'em. wnicn sne tound women everywhere much interested, she says. Returned Frieda Peycke has returned from a six months' trip abroad, arriving Saturrlnv TCpnk she says, "that last one At about -3 a.m.

on one of these holidays we were howling and yelling and shooting explosives near $4350 S5522 $7250 was the And it made me so mad that I jest got up from the table and went to work without my breakfast." Mark Twain a house, when sudden she is busy giving her first pro ly a policeman appeared In the s' am iur wumnocK scnooi Wednesday, and will appear at the San Diego Domen's Club the 20th Inst. She began her studio work the 23rd iriKf "Thorn nn nlon. Fine "Belouchistan" Rugs California," Fhngs Frieda. PRINCES AND DANCING scene. The cry "Cheese it, the cop!" rang out against the starry sky.

We dodged and ran; the minion of the law caught only one of us, to whom he explained that Mark Twain had telephone 1 know now with what' lyrical profanity to have us all arrested. But the merciful Irish policeman let his prisoner go, on the latter's promise to be responsible for no more noise in that vicinity. The other occasion was more GIRLS IN INDIA Dancing girls have been the iT bane of Princes since Princes and girls existed, and now one of the serious. When I was 13 years old I owned a double-barreled muzzle-loading shotgun, with which I used Sizes about 3.0x6.0. Silky, fine texture rugs In rich color combinations of Wine and deep Blue.

Only fourteen pieces in this lot, on sale Monday at an unequaled low price. Persian "Iran" Rugs, Special S36S2 These splendid little service rugs have a very heavy nap and come In soft colorings such as Blue, Tan and Red. Because of the unusual value at $36.50, we recommend early selection Monday morning. Size about 3.6x5.6. HLACKSTONK'S SECOND FIjOOR I to haunt the precincts of Hog premier cniefs of India may lose his throne on account of one -Munitaz the dancer.

fA River. One day. oh, ecstasy! I Who and what are these wnmn -J I li saw a flock of white ducks, which 1 thought were wild, whereas only the owner of them turned out to who flash across the pages of history and serve so prominent a part In jjrj 41.. 'f me underworld of India? Whence do they come, in their silk attire be. I blazed away with both barrels, and five of them swam no more.

1 irIUJi? and their Jewels? And the answer At that moment of nimrodical if' delight, as I was about to gather MACHINE INVENTED the trophies of the chase, a person appeared, who informed is strange and pathetic, and part of the curious racial development of the Aryan and of the position of his honorable women. So writes Sir George MacMunn, formerly quaxtermaster-sreneral in 1 111' r-ViimrllH Hi mil me that these were tame nrizo ducks, the property of Mark Twain, TO MEASURE ATOMS Blindness no longer threatens India. ana mat I naa better run for my life. After a moment bewildered Whereas In Europe dancing Is a "Rouse your skin to action1 discomfiture thought his advice sound. I fled.

the scientist who seeks to record the flight of atoms, since the Invention at the University of Cali profession which any woman may adopt, in the EaHt it lies so low that none may do a dancing-girl reverence. The dancer and the Imitation Is the Sine ere st Form of Flattery IMITATORS may copy our prices, but Next day the Hartford papers contained a paragraph by Mark Twain, announcing a substantial fornia of a new machine by Prof. courtesan come of the outcast races, the conquered races of India, whom thousands of years ago the Aryans dispossessed and have kept In social servitude ever money reward for the apprehension of the miscreant who had slaughtered his valuable pet ducks. Of course I could have claimed the reward, but I didn't. For three tney never nave maicnea our quamy.

since. Women are born and months I never went near his house brought up to these trades, and "pHERE are hundreds of shoes to sometimes surplus infant daughters are sold Into them. be found marked $5.00 and $7.50 or the river, though my special pal, now the Hon. Frank W. Hubbard of Detroit, lived in that Immediate neighborhood.

This is the only time a price was In an eastern city. If someone defy anyone to find will take you, perhaps In disguise. under the latticed windows and into set on my head, and I was worth any that equal our styles or more to the authorities than I the arched courts, you may And famous dancer holding her salon. Since in the East there is no social intercourse with women, men quality even at $2.00 to $4.00 have ever been since. William Lyon Phelps In Scribner's higher than our figure.

will frequent a dancer's salon for news and gossip. ELEPHANT PAINTED A. R. Olsen. Under the supervision of Prof.

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Another striking feature of thia machine is the great saving of time it makes possible. Formerly the observer spent forty-eight hours at one sitting, making a reading every thirty seconds through a telescope. Now the data come out entirely plotted after two hours. The instrument consists of a small lamp and mirror from which the light is reflected, coming to a focus on the camera. In this way it is possible to determine the voltage and current in vacuum tubes and to determine the structure of atoms.

The machine also photographs results of critical potentials and the energy necessary to move electrons to various positions In atoms or molecules. Half a dozen visitors may be LOW prices at our smoking hugas prepared by the dance girls, while the lady of the amies uuv3ii i mean FOR CEREMONIES An elephant's toilet preparatory correspondingly nouse on ner aivan will be relatlmr the latest Jest or story from the markets. One of the girls may be singing a Persian love song, or In to a ceremonial function is a com low a 1 i for plicated affair, according to a vis a 300.000 volume itor from liritain, who watched the court yard pipe and tabor may be playing a haunting, amorous air. the process of making ready the Gaekwar of Baroda's elephants in enables us tn If you are privileged to see a star troupe dance ybu may find it India for the festivities connected obtain and offer with Lord Reading's visit. a very graceful performance.

In The painting of the face comes first, he says, and that operation is performed with care which would have done credit to Jeze an open arched court, the premiere danseuse will stand with her girls; two tomtom players and a couple of pipers squat in- a corner and commence their haunting, se Clip Kaffl the Loupon fjj bel. Two men chalk an outline of ductive music. The leader, followed by the girls, will slowly Join the design and apply the water-color paint with a speed and certainty of touch which can only in the dance, their bangles and have been attained with long armlets It may illustrate some eastern Story. A soldier In a frontier castle longing for the delights of the city, fiercely In love with some woman, some dancer of the town. His desires and feelings are ex plained and developed in song and -'IF kW Off WW .1 TU' li ll 1.., V.

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Payne Could Not Sleep On Left Side There were painted tigers which were so drawn up the sides of the face and head that the eye of the elephant on each side coincided with the tiger's eye, giving to the painted animal an extraordinary air of vitality. Peacooks were painted In a slmU lar way on another animal, and on others, which were presumably of lesser importance in the elephantine world, the designs were formal geometrical affairs. Painters who work on canvas or paper can have little idea of the joy of working with a large brush on such a surface as is of-feved, for example, by an elephant's ear. The dressing-room contains a vast variety of howdahs in gold and silver and Ivory and wood. The state elephant must wear, earrings and collars, and decorations on his forehead, and bracoleta and anklets.

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AD.VITED SC IUITl'RK An old colored preacher owned a mule, one with an efficient pair of heels and at uncomnnwily raucous voice. "One Sunday morning the mule with his braying so disturbed the preacher that he exclaimed. "Am dere one among you all who knows how to keep dat mule quiet?" "Pahson," replied a 'man, "if you all will jes' tie a atone to dat mule's tail he sho' will keep quiet." "Bredden and slstern." responded the preacher, "let him who Is wltdout sin tie de first stone. Boston Transcript. The Cot of lubllc Servloe A study made for the National Industrial Conference Board shows in five Important American cities where municipal ownership of public utilities exiHts.

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