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1 angete)aity Games. SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20, 1924. PART I. i GREEN ELECTED WAVE OF BUYING The AND Resort Bureau 3 fr h.

arramaimiailaa m4 tea eHn lTeretU; foal, TTi aetrrahi hotel aa4 ree, mnviM raraparattaa at the aea.hore or Panarular ara ImitM aiienduBt dJ by roiTDno (eneral pnhllr refardia- rate aad uinrttoiu of railroad i tin. hotel aae) ptewara aa4 nealta rer. tfcearrlBtl. urcuWra und tran-Bortailea llteratar are kept oa fcava.1 la te.etloa and aU.lrlhmlnn. Tl t.

ahaolntelr fpa. Umlnra anar alaa Se attained at tii Time Branch omr. 12 1 ISAtith fcnelna Thu ntrwTt Eotb hprlra nml. Fkmw MrramTltaa "7va. MAKE YOUK Kh-SOKT AND HUlfcL- RESERVATIONS FKEB Or The Times Information and Resort Bureau Times First Street and Broadway or The Times Branch Office 621 So.

Spring Street. Resorts mm fate AnOuheOCcllvrvia, Vi -a Barker Bros-congratulate the cecil hotel and acknoivledge with appreciation the opportunity (through providing the furnishings) of sharing in the creative activities which have contributed to the successful opening of this splendid addition to the downtown hoftelries of Los Angeles. COMPLETELY UP-TO-DATE COMPLETELY COMFORTABLE THE furnishing scheme of the Cecil was planned with a view to giving unstinted comfort and content to the guests who are to sojourn beneath its roof. The lobby furniture is Spanish in design, covered with specially selected red Spanish leather. The furniture is walnut every piece in the house being specially made, by the way.

All the carpets were specially and made. JCamps of specially wrought iron with hand decorated parchment shades are an effective touch of hominess. The bed rooms have special type furniture, mattresses made with extra felted cotton, double deck coil springs and filled with finest goose and duck feathers. The Floor is fitted out with reed furniture specially designed, decorated and upholstered to match scheme of this particular floor. BARKER BROS.

FURNISHERS OF SUCCESSFUL HOMES, HOTELS, ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS BROADWAY BETWEEN SEVENTH EIGHTH CHAROB AT Roads from San Bernardino Ooen and in excellent condition. open and Special piitrtftirim'n or I'erk-Juriah. American Plan New Dining Room RatM llnllrtnjr. S.S tint lncle. Sin dhla.

Ni.n-HollilMvu. VS.OO iluv dlde. fall or phone KAher 4f1K4. Van ni l.n Antele. Excellent Coasting and Skiing Road Open Ue Chain Special Vacation Rate.

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W. E. CORY, Mfr. 3 itself designed and Windsor quality pillows Mezzanine the COMPLETE NEW HOTEL OPENS Saturday. December 20th Hotel roaamoor Pi road way at Thlrrl Street SANTA MONICA'S Newest and Latest Up-To-Date Hotel Ftneat of fitrnlahlns with Try modern convenience I ondnrted oa European plan at renaooalilc ralr Speelal rate by week nr month Rpend jnor weekend here Comfort Oe WILLIAMS, Proprietor a wo' vtrssm NEW UNION HEAD! 'First ice-President Duncan, Disappointed, Resign Incoming Labor Federation Chief Quits Miners' Post ISoonan Samed for Vacancy Caused by Promotion FrtY A.

lhl I NKW YORK, Ic. William Green wan rlectprj prldent of the Amrlr.an Federation of Kftbor by the txn-utivf council here today. Jainfrt D. Noonan, president of il.e Intf liiotherhorxj of Klfc-frir-al Worhors, was named eighth to fill ih on fh council caUHed by Green promotion. Upon Green's election.

Jampf Duncan, the firnt vice-president, at once re.sinid A close asBOciai" of the hue Samuel Gompers for tony years, Duncan told his col-, Itasuts he feit entitled to the of-j tice hitiif because of Fvniority Mil long service, ilis resiKnation will not ba acted upon until th. executive committee meets asrain i Miami, Fl.i., obout February 3. Duncan, former head of the Gran-; ite Cutters, says hla decision is "ir-! revocable." Green, who has been necrefary-j treasurer of the United Mine Workers of America, since 1912. voten in Coshocton. w.i nomiiuitod bv Thoma A.

liicke-t of the Kurinem workers amV seconded by of the photoeiiraver. Jloth Woll and lickert hud abandoned tentative candidacies of their own and retired in favor of Green. In the actual voting Green was opposed by no other candidate. Both Green and Noonan taka up their new dutlos at once. Green withdrawn ftom the mine workers' organization and John I.

Lewis, the miners' president. Is expected to appoint his successor after a meeting of the executive board in fndlana polls in January. UNDERWOOD GIVEN FULL VINDICATION Senate Adopts Report in Which Hearst Editorial is Called "Unfair" (BY A P. XTCHT KIRK) WASHINGTON-, Dec. 19.

An editorial attacking Underwood, Democrat. Alabama, and his Muscle Shoals leasing bill, published in the Hearst morning newspapers on the 13th was neither fair nor honest, says a report of an investigating committee adopted unanimously today by the "No evidence was submitted." the report said, "nor was it claimed th.u any evidence existed that in any way reflected upon the integrity, honor or character of Senator Underwood. The personal vindication of Senator Underwood was full and complete." Inrliidinc Berth and Meals Largest Steamers San Francisco Wedneadiiy, Thtiraday, "unday II A.M. Portland Wednrdny, IIA.M. Seattle, Tacoma Victoria, Vancouver Tlmraday 11 A.M.

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MARKS TRADING Total Sales Again in Excess of 2,000.000 Mark Fifty-eight Issues Mount to Mew High Levels Activity Remarkable in Face of Storm Handicap (RT A. P. VIC. TfT WITtFl XEW YOr.K, lec. 19.

Despite one of the most serious Interruption to wire service in recent years sleet storms which practically isolated several laxKe Middle Western and western cities, speculation continued to run riot In today's stock market, llfty-eight individual Issues smashing their previous high records with total sales again in excess of 2.1100.000 shares. commodity prices, the publicity given to Secretary Mellon 'a icported Indorsement of the rise in quoted values and reports of further expansion by several lines of industry furnished the background for the advance, which started with such a rush in some Issues as to sweep bear traders Off their feet. Amazed by the apparently insatiable public demand for stocks and the strong buying: support afforded for many issues at the slightest sipn of weakness, bear traders distributed stop-loss buying' orders Just above the market. Many of the orders were caught in the first upward bulge and their execution resulted in some violent advances. FOLK IIORSKM 13" I.FAU United States Steel common, Baldwin.

Studebaker and American Can, popularly referred to as. "the lour horsemen, led the advance. United States Steel common touched 119 3-8, the highest price since 1917. Baldwin opened a point higher at 126 1-2 and then shot up to 132 3-4. a new 1924 peak, falling back later to 130 3-8.

where it was up 4 7-8 on the day. American Can, which scored a sensational Jump of points In the last few minutes of trading, yesterday opened 1-2 point lower at 158 1-2, advanced to Dili 1-2 and then fell back to around to the opening price. Studebaker touched a new hlh at 48. Meanwhile, spectacular advances were taking place in other parts of the list. United States Cast Iron Pipe wan run up quickly from 155 to 161 and then fell back to 156 1-2 or 6 3-4 points above last night's close.

The stock sold as low as $84 a share last February. American locomotive, Texas Gulf Sulphur. Worthington I'uinp, American Car and Foundry, Mathieson Alkali, Nash Motors and West I'enn Tower all sold 4 to points above last night's final quotations, although several of them reacted 1 to 2 points below the day's highs in the late wave of week-end profit taking, which checked the general advance. I Among the many stock In the inr dustrial list to be elevated to new lush levels were the Pan-American Petroleum issues, American 'I find Telegraph, American Waler Works, American Smelting, International Harvester, Crucible and Sloss-Sheflield Steel, Mack Truck. Nash Motors, the Universal Pipe issues and West Penn Power.

Considerable professional profit-taking took place in the industrial list under the cover of the strength of the industrials, Baltimore and Ohio, Lehigh Valley, Jersey Central, Gulf. Mobile and Northern, Missouri Kansas and Texas preferred Pittsburg and West Virginia, Reading second preferred and a few others closing at net losses of 1 to 3 points. However, new highs in that grpup were recorded by New York Central, Delaware Iackawanna find Western, Southern Railway, Delaware and Hudson, Louisville and Nashville, Missouri Pacific preferred, Baltimore preferred, Baltimore and Ohio preferred and Chicago and Northwestern preferred. Wheat prices advanced 1 1-2 to 3 cents a bushel to new high levels In reflection of heavy domestic buying, nnd the strength of the commodity in foreign markets. December contract closing $1.71 and May at i.7 1-2.

Stormy weather In the West was held responsible for a further moderate advance In corn prices. December closing 12 5 1-2 a bushel. Other commodity markets were dull. Herrin Widows Given $2500 at Klan Rally mv a. p.

Mcrrr wnu.i MARION (Til.) Dec. Five women, direct and indirect victims of anti-Klan warfare, were each presented Willi $25fu payable in monthly Installments at a meeting of the Klan here tyst night. They were Mrs. S. Glenn Young, wife of the Williamson county liquor raider, blinded by anti-Klan bullets in attempts on her husband's life.

Others were women made widows by nntl-Klun bullets during the Herrin riots. Glenn Young spoke at the-meetings saying "I am going to raid as long ap I In Williamson ronn-i ty." EXONERATES OFFICERS IN LINER'S GROUNDING IUY CAUl AND" CRESS) HONOLULU. Dec. la. -The steamship City of Los Angeles struck a shoal whtlc entering Ilon-olulu Harbor yesterday due to the Jamming of her steering gear, the United States board of steam boat Inspectors announced today following an Official investiuiitinn The board exonerated the offi cers ol lie ship irom blamo for the no.oldent.

Divers engaged to ascertain the exteit of damage caused by the grounding reported that the reef scraped off a llttlo aint was nil. The ship yeslvrday pulled herself off lie reef and docked without assistance, ninny at those aboard remaining unaware that anything out of the I ordinary had happened. HOMK KTI'llY IVITLAlt i CHICAGO, Doe. 19. There aro ti012 students at work In the.

home study department of the University of Chloago, according to the report by Secretary Mallory. State and territory In I he 1 Stales in reprosjnu-u and there are students t'rum fttilgn count rlei. Schools end Colleges Stratford Inn, Del Mar ON THE SANTA FE RAILWAY AND COAST HIGHWAY 25 MILES NORTH OF SAN DIEGO ope air tepid aalt water pbiuga. I ter flal)tn. loif, teuuia, boraebark rlillu aad other diversion.

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MitiksMmmm, fnfcrm'ation About Schools The Times' School and College Bureau will hem yoo secure complete Information about any kind of School or Education Training. Carefully complied data ara en file, from which source suggestions may be mad which will be helpful to you. THE SERVICE IS FREE. Address, write or call the TIMES' Information Bureau, First street and Broadway telephone MEt-poltn 0700 or leave your name and address with the TIMES' Branch Office Information Bureau, 621 South Spring street and th desired school data will be mailed to you. eultimahor CeVTALINA ISLAfJDlRSP vTKwg MACKAY BUSINESS COLLEGE Linn.

BT b. earnau. Sand for fr "'VrJaiaa3 ntlMttt tuition by aialatln with lleht ufllc work. MAIn 4an Tl tfcar aiaa. tram a Lumimnhi at Hatil M.

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WIJLCGX, 4 Military En obsequlo a nnestros Dtimerosoa, amlgon a nsDia espaAolav, Pra tienencic ile lew umerlcaim Ihe Times" quo estuillen tea lengua. publicamos dlarlamente esta cnlnnina en rasteliano, cod oa xtracto de las mas iniportuutcs notli las de rjlitma hora. Buena parte del futuro progreso de Los Anaelea. que es la lBPtr6poli de Jos I stados I'nldo que m4s cert-ana se halln terrltorio latino-amerlcano, ha bra, dc deiaender de relaclones que logrctnoa entablccer eon nuestras hernianas. las roDUbllcas del enr.

Para que Hejtnen a ser enteramenie cordlales, no hay nada lan Imporiante emtio que nnestros rlndadanos se famlllarlcen con la lengna caslellana. Tan se dan cuenta de esle hecho nnestros bahltantcs. qne hay al presents nas de 23.000 personas que estudlan espaffot en Los Anrelea. A ellae lea convlcne leer todos los dlas cstn. coluuuia, en la que eocontraria espaiiol oorrecto entcramente morternc.

SPRINGS rx a -DIvHIee, Dan Die so Array ..11 Mhl undar th Unlwralty Calltaml rtl iasiflMti war Dniat. ia sautlitm Callfrm aa eitHnjulma. It I natural wartn plunge and tub Lathing, hflated muni. Hntf) and V. O.

Whpfler Sprlngfl, Ventura County, or Tlm-B." ana al al Iwa military ichaala is Swtbarn Calilaraia wMt Aearlamv "rrtd lull acered.lini at Wat Paint Addrait Cal. THOS. rtCaUCIiiy a. DAVIS. PaeiAi Baack.

Cal. Navy MILITARY ACADEMY DAY AND ROAKDIKO HULBURD GROVE Spend the Chrlstmii tlolldav Iliiltnird (trove In th Sn INeiro Mniimatii. Bin open flreplaeua, romfort-slile rooiiia iirt lie( of Hume Cooking. Kate $4.00 to 4 60 iy. Ileaervatlon.

Time llurean or llulburd drove, tieai'aneo, Cal. A SCHOOL OF DISTINCTION Member California Pritnut School Associalimm Wilcox at Melrose St. HEmpstead 7602. Pasadena Military Academy Srhool and Colle rwiaratorf. airrrdltetl.

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B.F.1. 7, Phone 706-958. ROBERT A. tilBUS, Headmaster. becaiwe lnret, but larreat became beet.

iS WHERE TO 50 Cents 4 Course Lunch or Dinner THE BEST IN LOS ANGELES FOR THE MONEY IIMH SKRVrl 11:30 A.M. TO P.M. n.NXER r.KVKO 8:00 TO P.M. IN THE BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM Ml ZAMNE Kl.OOR MAIN BIII.DINO A NEW HOTEL ROSSLYN A lOKNf'K riFTII AND MAIN HTHKHTS DINING ROOM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC I6c ta Ilreakfatt Rerred A.M. to 10:00 A.M.

huella de haber sido psnchada con aguja de jeringa hipo16rmica. Las invcstlgaciones hechas por la policfa, revelan que muy pocos ejemplares del perlrtdlco francos de San Francisco llegan a esta capital, segun informal! en la Ofi-cina de Correos; pero que en vn-rios hoteles hay alojartos algunoa viujercis que vlenen- de California, siendo algunos de origen ranees. Kl en Washington La Camara de Representantes aproh6 el presupuesto naval. El presidente Coolidge nombro una Junta de Conservaci6n de Pe-trdleo. Ha sido discutido otra en la Camara baja, el asunto de las relaclones con el Jap6n.

El Senado aprob6 un gasto de $100,000 que se emplearan en corn-batir la epidemia en las aves de corral. Una fuerza naval completa, para contrarrestar las actlvidades de la flotilla antiprohiblelonlsta, fue ofre-cida por el Contralmirante Billard, para vigilnr la cost a. Un comltfi da la Camara sostuvo el derecho del representante La (ttiardla, Republlcano, de Nueva York, a conservor sti curtil. Ha qiiedado nplnv.ado, hasta des-ptis de la Navidad, el vpto sobre el nsunto de Muscle 8hoals. El presupuesto de de la Tesorerla de Correos, lmportando $763,180,522, fue pasado a la Camara par su dlscusl6n.

El Senado condend el editorial tie los perlftdlcos de Hearst, ata-cando al senador Underwood, en relaclon con la Inlclativa sobre uncle Shoals. NOTAS LOCALES Nnevo llcglnnu'iito de TYiilloo en Aprobado, a I'csar del Veto del Alcalde El alcalde do la cludad, optiso su veto ill nuevo reglamento de trafico, quo proyectft el consultor del Cuerpo edillcio, Miller McClin-tock. A I devolver el proyeoto, el Sr. Cryer manifests que lo apro-baba en lo general; pero quo habia niuchos detalles que deberlan ser moillMcados. Puesto votaqidn el referldo ptoyecto.

la Corporncb'in Municipal lo nnrohd lor uniiiilml-. dad, expresando quo. sleudii acep-tado como bueno, en lo general, los detalles podrlan correglrse por medio de refonnas que dirt ara la prActlca. Kn tat vlrtud, el nuevo reglamento se pondra en vigor el 21 dc eni'i'o del proximo a no. Entre las modliicnclones qiie contleiA- se encurntru la prohibl-elnn le que clrcnlen en la nuevw Kona lljada como "le Ciimesl Ion de traflco" los vehlculos tlrados por nnlinalca do que los pcntoni-s NOTAS TELEGRAFICAS T'n Crimen Monstmoso Causa Scn-sarlon en Paris PARIS, Di'iembre Otro asesinato que reviste opariencias de monstruoso, ha causado inmensa sensaclrtn en esta Metr6poli.

En el transctirso de las Oltimas pels semanas. Parts se ha estreme-cldo de horror ante los crlmenes de que ban sldo vlctimas como velnte presonas, cuyos cadAveres mutilados han sido hallados por la policla, que ha hecho esfuerzos inauditos por descubrir a los auto-res de estos atroccs delitos. Hoy en la tarde, fueron hallados varies fragmentos del cuerpo de un hombre, disemlnados en diversas partes de la cludad. Las plernas los brazos del cadaver, fueron hallados en distlnto lugar, envueltos en trozos del period ico "Echo of the publicado en trances en San Francisco, California, fe-chado el 8 cle abrll aittino. Este detalle induce suponer que la vfctiina pudlera ser un amrlcnno procuder de los Estados Unidos.

Los miombros del hombre ase-sinado. rcvelan que qulen los se-par6 del tronco, tieno omplios conoclmlentod perfecta habllidad en elrugia: so ve que la segregation fue hecha con apego a reglas a no torn leas, eomo el se ti atara de evltar la efusl6n de sangre. La cabeza do la vtctima no se ha encontrado todavla: el resto del cadaver present a senales de que se trata de un hombre quo podrla tener tinos 23 6 30 afios de edad de quo pertenecla a una clase opulenta. puesto que su flslco es-taba perfectamente culdado. Kl hallazgo del primer frag-tnento del cadrtver.

fue hecho por mandlgo. de los que habltual- mente pululan en el barrio de Montmurtre, piuienao umosua los amerlcanos. que nuncu faltan en aquella secclon do la cludad. especialmente turistas. El men-digo que hablu pnsado la nm-he en ess borrlo.

se dirlgla a una pe. quefla barracu, que In servla de habltacion que en un solar vacant. Cerca de la nunvtn. encontro un ttaquete, en- vuolto con hojas de magalnes ilustrados al annrio encoiuro ei torso del cadaver. Dos horas despuea.

la policla anenntraba otro paquete. cerca de un Iosco, contenlendo el muslo derecho: estli'-'n envurno rn un de "I.c Petit Pniislen" bien enjugado do sangre. Al medio dia, un muchacho, perslgulendo una rata, troper.o con otro paquete, ccntenlendo los brazos las plernas. T.n una picrna se nob! la PAGE MILITARY ACADEMY atraviesen las calles de la mlsma zona por otra parte que las boca-calles. DEP0RTES IVitbol Kl carnpeouato interescolar de Sudcalifornia, se Jugara en el Par-que Washington, esta tarde.

entro los equhios de las escuelas prepara-torias de Glendale de Compton. Este Juego, se calcula que atraera una concurrencia como de 12,000 persona s. Sobre la puerta do las Oficinas do Stanford, en Pasadena, donde so han vendido billetes para el Juego del prlmero del Afio, entre Urn equipos de la citada Universl-dad de Norlo Panie. apareeio aver tin cartel que dice: "Agotadas his lo quo quiere de- cir que se han vendido los 52,000 billetes para esta funeion, trece dlas antes de que se et'ectfie. Esto da idea del lnmenso entusiusmo entre los allclonados.

Fight Promised on Proposal to Rename Rainier Til A. P. NKUIT WIHK1 WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. Whether Mt.

Rainier li a 1 1 be known ns Mt. Tacoma elves promise of becoming one of the most controversial mutters to be fought out bv Hon thts session should" the bill proposing this change come up for consideration. Chairman Stnnott of the public lands committee announced today that healings will be held January 9 the Herat bill authorising this change. representative Republican, of Washington, will be in charge of presenting arguments favoring the measure, which already has received favorable action in the (Senate. Opposition to the measure has been expressed by Mouse members.

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LIES ALL NIGHT BENEATH CORPSE trarM'sIVK lllSPATCHl WEATHKKFOUD (Tex.) Dec. 19, pinned underneath a wrecked automobile for twelve hours with a dead negro was the experience of F. Z. Martin, Van Horn ranch tr, near here recently. An liutomobllo in which and the negro were driving from the ranch to Dallas overturm.

.1 three miles from this town at 7 o'clock at night. The negro was killed instantly. His body lay across Martin's until 1 o'clock o'clock the next morning, when the howls of Martin's dog attracted the notice of pnssersby who rescued him. Though suffering from xposure he Is expected to recover. I I ll I Irf'filR I Kilt Vdi VUlV VUOHV roftlt'li APTI.I) APARTMENTS I J-J 'Vffif r.

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