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ailvj Games THURSDAY MORNING. APHIL 22, 1926. PART II. HARBOR MYSTIFIED BY STRANGE CRAFT CHURCH SESSION ATTRACTS MANY miScimis Coii0sml NEW WORLD'S RECORD SET BY U. S.

S. WEST VIRGINIA IN ANTIAIRCRAFT GUN PRACTICE ynique Propulsion Used by Three-Balled Velocipede County' Christian Endevvor ers Gathji Tomorrow Information About Schools The Tlm' School and College Bureau will help you (cure completa Information about any kind of bchoel Or Education Training. Carefully compiled data 11 on fin, from which eource ouggeBtlone may bo mjtlt whlrh will be helpful to you. THE SERVICE IS FREE. Addreoi, writ or call the TIMES' Inform, tlon -Bureau, Flrjit etreet and Brodway telephone Metropolitan 0700 or leave your nm and addreee witn the TIMES' Branch Office Information Bureau.

621 South Spring etreet and the denred achool data will be mailed to you. defending force, commanded by Charles F. Hughes, will comprise Battleship Division Nob. 4 and 5, plus the fleet flagship California, the light cruiser Omaha, Destroyer Squadron No. 12, Submarino Division No.

11. the fleet aircraft Last Meeting at Whittier to for Three Days MACKAY BUSINESS Prominent Speakers Appear on Varied Program 1 Hnlf-diiT nffli-o work for lrl drxlrlnf earn tuition. Board, room and to a mum mm bo rarned. Hut and mailt rlnawt. tomutometry fur mmplrtn rourr.

Establishment of a new world's record in antiaircraft gunnery bjr the U.S.S. West Virginia was revealed yesterday, when It was learned that the new starboard five-inch antiaircraft battery of the auperdreadnaught made nine direct hits on a target sleeve in a single salvo. The remarkable score was established off Catallna Island on the 19th while the ship was completing antiaircraft practice The four guns of the West Virginia made the nine hits on a sixteen-foot cylindrical sleeve, towed across the ship's beam at a speed ot seventy miles art hour by a Douglas torpedo plane and at an altitude of approximately 12.000 feet. Effectiveness of the new guns la realized, naval officers point out, by the fact that It ia almost Impossible for a heavy bombing plane loaded with explosives, to reach such an altitude or 'to effectively bomb a aig-zagglng battleship from that height. The entire battle fleet will put to sea today for the first of the spring series of two-day tactical maneuvers, the present one of which will an attack on the local coast.

The striking force, under command of Itear-Admiral Henry J. Zlegemeier, will consist of Battleship Division No. 3, mine force and train squadron, and Destroyer Squadron No. 11. The URBAN MILITARY ACADEMY Enroll Now For SUMMER CAMP IN THE MOUNTAINS 3 i 1 i I 1 i rTrsr" JL I f-r iff 1 Av.r-'HL fc -fe VWC "Je 4 i 5 Vv jj.v 1 v.

ftV 1 -V rf CT iTT A- i xw squadrons with the carrier Lang-ley and the tender Aroostook, and he tender Savannah. Approximately fifty vessels will be engaged simultaneously. The schedule. elementary practices was completed yesterday by the dreadnaught squadron, the West Virginia firing broadside spotting practice while the Arizona, Mississippi and Idaho tired antiaircraft practice RESIDENT OF VENICE DIES MOVING STOVE By a "Tillies" Staff Corronixmdont VENICE, April 21. George N.

Briggs, a resident of Venice for the last twenty years (and a wealthy property owner here, died suddenly of heart disease this afternoon. Briggs, assisted by Earl McDonald, a friend, was moving a etove In one of the bungalows of a court he owned at Trolleyway and Clubhouse avenue, when he suddenly collapsed. McDonald summoned I)r, George Davey. The body was removed to the Sharp Nolan undertaking parlors. Th Great Outdoor He hoot for th buHfllnr of hmlr nnd hrnln unit character under i i a- a v(ii' i t- i fti mi Mum, -)rt IT rfi.aciiF.1, Aildrr-i MIS hH.I I.K.

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More than 8000 rRlntered delegates representing thirteen denominations are expected to attend the i thirty-fourth annual convention of the Los County Christian Endeavor Union to be conducted at Whittier tomorrow," Saturday and Sunday, according to estimates made yesterday by Will J. Richards, president, and Itoy E. CrelKh-ton, field secretary of the-county organization. The general theme of the convention will be "The Kver-Llvlntr Christ" and the first session will be an executive prayer meeting to be conducted at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Friends Church.

Following the prayer service a speaking and musical program will be given. The public Is-invited to all the gatherings. Harold Cross, Maurice M. Johnson and other song-leaders will direct community singing and artists from various churches of the Southland will fur THB C0MIN8 WrST POINT OF TMl WEST SAN DIEGO ARMY NAVY ACADEMY rn fir Mllitet, Wat Paint and AnnagMlt. Unit, tf CaMfarnli'i lihn MhalaiUi nt'it.

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Baa l-r. Ptmdina. Tel. Fair Oakt 300 nish instrumental music. Among those to be heard at various besslons of the convention are Rev.

A. Van NuyB, pastor cf the Calvary Presbyterian Church of San Francisco: Rev. Paul C. Brown, Pacific Coast field secretary of the United Society of Christian Endeavor: Rev. C.

B. Hurlburt, general director emeritus, Africa Inland Missiofl; Dr. O. P. Olfford of Pasadena: Rev.

John B. Smith of the First Baptist Church of San Diego; Dr. Charles Trout, missionary to Africa, and Revs. S. P.

MacLennan, Sara E. Wise, H. H. MacArthur, J. A.

Hubbard, S. K. Inventor Hides His Identity ARINE men at the port axe M' trying to aolve the mystery of the strangest craft that has yet visited Los Angeles Harbor; a three-balled water velocipede. Simply a single girder, across which Is plaoed a small auto chassis, the engine of whloh turns the two after steel spheres. Turning of the spheres, or balls, propels the craft, while steering Is effected by lateral changes In th position of the forward sphere.

The Inventor of the craft, although he has made several public trial trips with the "vessel," refuses to divulge his name or his future plans for his weird iiaiies and Bob Shuler 1 1 END OF FEUD HINGES UPON BALLOT BOX Adoption of Bridge Bond Issue, Says Statement, Will Save Water A PLAIN STATEMENT i OF FACT To the Millions who will Buy Tires in the Next Few Weeks for wis genuine NEW STORAGE BATTERY s'li-r? ten rap A regular three-cornered war, which has existed for many years between the City Engineer's office, the water department and the Park Commission, may be ended the 30th inst. If Proposition No. 10. the $1,900,000 bridge bond issue, is adopted. These are the facts given in a jurvey.

There is an old wooden bridge over the Hollenbeck Park Lake, which was constructed In 1898. The bridge must be repaired every so often by the engineering department. Every time the bridge is repaired, all the water, worth $1000. must be drained from the lake. The question then arises, who should pay for the water? The park department, the water department or the engineering department? Up to the present, the three departments have been taking turns paying the cost.

'However, if the bridge bond is- cam "nil miDDer iase 13 Plates entail Willard Battery Stations i sue Is passed, a new concrete bridge, to cost $102,000, will be built, no more water will be wasted and thfe war will be over. Hiram A Graves Succumbs to Heart Disease Hiram A. Graves, 68 years of age, assistant manager of the Burns National Detective Agency Bureau here, and one of the best-known private detectives In Los When a great company knows within itself that it has accomplished something outstanding, it has a duty to the public, to its past customers, and to itself, to let that fact be known. So we make this statement: there is more mileage in Goodrich Sil-vertown Cords this year than in any tires this company has ever built. To have surpassed all previous standards of excellence is an accomplishment.

For Silvertowns have always been the sum total of tire excellence. This accomplishment is one of patience and careful attention to small things small things which make a tremendous total It ia based, not on the introduction of any revolutionary new principle, but upon consistent improvement in the tire which has already proved itself "best in the long run." With full realization that the word involves comparison, we pronounce the present Goodrich Silvertowns the finest tires ever made by Goodrich; finest in design and construction. This statement is made with the knowledge that our files in Akron contain many letters from past users motorists who have secured miles from individual tires and sets of tires in previous years. To you who are now considering the purchase of tires, we urge that you consult the Goodrich dealer and let him apply the Silver-towns best designed for your personal motoring requirements. THE B.

F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY, AKRON, OHIO Angeles, died unexpectedly of heart disease Tuesday afternoon at his home at 1648 Glorlata avenue, Glendale, it became known yesterday. Mr. Graves was known as one of the best Investigators in bis business. He served or a time as manager of the Chicago office of the Burns agency, later as a member of the District Attorney's office staff here, and for fifteen years with the local Burns agency.

While in the latter capacity, he worked on many of the most important criminal cases In recent years. Taken 111 at the Burns office Monday, he was hurried home in an automobile, seemed to recover slightly Tuesday morning, but died while sitting in a on his A temrttns, delicious looltfn porch in the afternoon. He leaves a widow. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Influence Held meal all the choicest mor tels from a well stocked pan try.

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