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jr MAY 19. 1928 PART IT. SATURDAY MORNING. EX-LEGISLATOR ARRESTED 4T IB' George A. Lynch, Police Business Agent, and IVidoui jjvmnem orronxCNiTio In Alphabetical Order ORANQE lulct stand, good neatmi, down ahere the crowd It.

Present owner yeart. Good lease, eheap rt. Liv, rm. Hears lnvei iration. BOX 437, Long Beach.

PAINT, wall paper atore Sacrifice, $5000 70 ml. Fast. 938 Bartlett Bs, PARTNER WANTED MANUFACTURING BUS Well established, employing IS people, catering to hornet, apartment, hotels and theater, centrally located, beautiful corner lo. cation, nocked up with materials and machinery, hardly ny over Accused of Dealing Woman George A. Lynch, former State Senator and business agent for the Los Angeles Police Department, and Mrs.

Nettle Taft. a widow, yesterday were arraigned before Municipal Judge Frederlckson on charges of bat was set for June 4. They were rep jjrsixrss orroitTi'MTiES In AlukabHlral Wrder GROCERY, open market, fully equipped with eroeerlk. A meat market fixture, alao grocery itork. All toea at te on the dollar, low rent on lease, corner Oarfleiq A Alhambra Road, best local lou In Owner OHOCERV Well estahliahed ft In 1 nw nd pioaperoua dtatriri of Lo Angele.

A luod lease. Market In connection Investment bout 2M10 See Credit Drpt Haas, Darurh Co TR 3131 GROCERY Ar vegetable aland In good market, e0 daily. Stock $1300. fixtures (1200: 6-year lease: (100 will handle. (No broker.) Owner, 7(27 Compton ve OHCX KRY "store" linn, 5-year leae cheap.

Cash price worth M)O0. No trades Fur-, Iher Information, tee Simpson, Carhhad. Calif "GROCERY "TTARGAlfr Serious Illness nf owner rausea sae. lor rash ood pay bus ano 3rd. OWK7.HY iSparlan raah.

1 Ideal loca-tinu ior couple. 4-year lease. 3 Ar 3-)rn aplt. atxive store pay rent 11603 hndie pn Culver City 27HO fiROCERY ANrj I1ELTCATE8HW Iiest In Venire. K.stab 15 yr.

Average AiVl waly bus. Best rea ron f.ir aelling. 18 Pinoks. Venire. 6HOCEHY- No comp Inv.

(000, flxt. cheap on termf tlond hut. Rent (30. lease. S100 AI.KSSANDHO.

Edendal. Red car on Want offer. CHOC doing li.a raah bus sicklies forces sale. Receipts (S00O mo. Require (1000 rath Will stand 111-vesiiaatlon OX 0475 No agent.

GROCERY dniin 50O to (100 week. Meat At 'r. rented, leave rent teas Mostly caah but. GArfj. 85t8.

GROCERY. rnealtVveg doing aood business: no main ttore competition 11I11 Compton Ave clears $175 monihly." Prlr (itm, only 'lf(0 down. Rent (35. Call 208 Delta 428 Spring. GRfKERY (fiOOO Ooini $100,000 cth.

No delivery. Closed evenings and Sundays. Turner. 855 80. LA.

St. GROCF.KY.nel money maker In rltr. No competition. 179 W. ADAMS.

GROCERY SPACE New public market. West Hollywood 84J1 Melroaeave, GROCERY, variety A service station, fine location, good business, easy terms. Hell or trade 1813 E. Manchester Ave. Ml.

2558. GROCERY. West Bide, sales (225 per day. Oood prirea. Net rent (3j Orocers' Flxt.

Co 412 80. A. St. GROCERY store," paying business. Sell at Invoice.

OOB E. Manchester ve. GROCERY, fruit As vegetables Splendid location, 334 VENICE P.LVD HARDWARE, clean a'tock it flsture. Worth (6500. Attractive lease.

Account of sirkneas must leave city. Best offer will take tt. Hlllhurst Hardware. 1970 Hlllhurst OL. 3106.

llIiW. stored Val. Alhambra. Nrw clean stock, growing neighborhood, sell all or 'j. (S000 all.

121 W. Broadway, Olendale. HARDWARE "store. Last year's sales $21,000. Btork Ac fixtures (B750.

Returns over 50' on Invested rapltal. Addiesa L. box IBS. HARDWARE. Fsth.

"23 yrs. Elegant, up-to-date tlxu. Complete stork. Lid (2H.000 last yr Will sac. to responsible party.

V04 OrosseBIdg. ttaunwARR srorir and rixtures. aolna OYS WARNED ON KILLING BIRDS Circulars Sent Out to Stop y- Unlawful and Firearm I'm A circular Is to be sent to Sunday school superintend ents, heads of organizations of boys, and to the schools by the Humane Treatment of Animals Commission asking; that boys be warned that it la unlawful to kill or malm song birds. The commissioners decided on this action yesterday at request of Mrs. Warren Mclntyre, president, who said she has received re- ports that boys with small suits, air nuns sum biiii31iuiij had been killing birds.

The circular is to Include sections of laws to the effect that it Is unlawful to shoot In the city limits or for minors to have firearms in their possession. The warning is to be against killing of owls, also, as It was pointed out that they are valuable to the community because they destroy large numbers of rodents. Copies of the circular are to be sent to the police department and Boy Scout divisions asking them to see that the laws against killing of birds and use of firearms are obeyed. tt A .19 uuun or irr Contest Grows Under new simplified entry re qulrements more than a score of girls yesterday enrolled In the Cali fornia Joan of Art contest, bringing the number to more than 125, a cording to Wal do T. Tupper, managing director.

One of the first entrants yesterday was Frances Van Wicklen. 8905 Dorrington ave tuie. The contest is to be decided at the Interna tional Pageant of Music and Exposition June 18 to 30, at the Ambassador Auditorium, when a girl will be selected to go around the world as Los Angeles emissary or art and music. New requirements for entry, he said, are oasea on education, spe cial talents, recreation forms, ath letic tendencies and occupation. Gladys Shaw in Traffic Mix-up Miss Gladys Shaw, who recently flew to California from Newark, N.

was taken to the Hollywood police station yesterday, when she refused to sign a traffic citation at Sunset Boulevard and Vine street. According to Officers Conkey and Wood, the visitor passed a car at an intersection, drove on the wrong side of the highway and had no registration certificate. When she declined to affix her signature to summonses for these offenses she was escorted to the station. After some discussion she signed the citations and was released. She gave her home address as 217 West Lomita avenue, Glen-dale.

HAY FEVER SNEEZES Persons troubled with hay fever will suffer less if they don't Mieeze. By not sneezing the irritation is said to be considerably lessened. Those who have tried this simple expedient claim the results are astounding. And in case you must sneeze, don't sneeze through the nose, but through the mouth. That will also lessen the irritation.

I Pathfinder. King Victor Emmanuel acquired eighteen canvases at the marine artists' exhibition. He is a connois seur of paintings, and one of the foremost com collectors in Europe, a i Frances Van wicklen. PLEA MADE FOR OPERA BACKERS Bledsoe Calls for Greater Efforts at Luncheon Tenth of Needed Founder Members Signed Next Report to be Made at Meeting 29th Inst. Orand opera In Los Angeles can be perpetuated only through solidarity of those who are Interested in the promotion and development of this phase of music and lyric drama, Benjamin F.

Bledsoe, honorary vice-president of the Los Angeles Grand Opera Association, told fifty workers In the association's campaign for 5000 founder members at a luncheon-meeting yesterday at the Blltmore. As the result of efforts of the workers In this campaign, who have reported to date. 512 founder mem bers have signed up. was. explained that no general call for reports from the 300 workers throughout the city has been made.

Gurnev E. Newlin, president oi the local opera association, presiding at yesterday's rally, declared that in view of the fact that the agreement of the guarantors of the lo cal ODera season expires tnis year, the future of opera in this city depends largely on the general re sponse of music-lovers to tnis can for founder-membership signatures. It was explained that in addition to Insuring the continuation of opera in Los Angeles each founder member receives the right of prior selection of seats to the regular opera season, a discount under the regular box-office price of tickets and the privilege of voting for the board of directors of the opera association. Reports on the success of workers will be made at a luncheon-rally at the Biltmore on Monday, the 28th It was announced. The names of founder members, not previously reported, H.

M. Eiehelberirer, M. Elchelberger, Harry Elchelberger, Mrs. U. L.

K. Welch, Mrs. William H. Russell. D.

W. Pontius, O. E. Naiel. Mr.

and Mr. J. P. Barton. Mrs.

G. Benton Wilson. Mrs. Charles T. Sturgeon.

J. L. Van Norman, Harry J. Bauer. Martha Woolwine Banks, Henry W.

Dakln. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Grant.

Casamajnr. Doty and Buttolph, Mrs. W. D. Woolwine.

Roy E. Na tuner, Mrs. H. S. Hazeltlne, Frieda F.

Burgess, MarshaU L. Carter. Mrs. Oscar Lawler, Miss L. M.

Darlington. Mrs. S. H. Darlington, Frank C.

Avars. Mrs. Edwin S. Rowley, James Ray Pinkham, Mrs. J.

V. Vickers. Arthur N. Earll. Richard B.

Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Donald O'Melveny, E. H.

Bolllns and Sons, T. F. Phalr. Morris B. Miller, Joseph M.

fichenck, Mr. W. H. Burr. Mr.

and Mrs. Eli P. Clark, Paul J. Pltner, Mr. and Mrs.

Hubert Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Payne. DeWitt Harlow, Frick Martin A Henry M.

Robin- son, Harriett S. Carscallen, Dr. L. D. God-shall.

Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Hollingsworth.

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Adamson.

Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Ray, Mrs.

Dean Mason, Avery McCarthy, Mrs. Robert D. Clarke, C. K. Crane, Mrs.

A. K. Smale. Lynn H. Mont-Joy, R.

H. Moulton, Francis Moulton. Mrs. U. B.

Young. Mrs, Mary Young Moore. Preston Harrison, A. Schleicher. David Roth, Elisabeth Btewart Jewett.

Mrs. John Hubert Norton, Mrs. W. W. Stephens.

Mrs. W. L. Honnold. Dorothy V.

Hinds. Jack I. Dragna. Mrs. R.

N. Btrohn. Mrs. Walter L. Ray.

Mrs. Phillip L. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank D. Tatum, Jerry H. Powell. Mrs. W.

T. McFie, John Gaffey, Mrs. Margaret G. Mel. Crane Company.

Mrs. LUlie N. McCusker, Mrs. W. H.

Hay, Mrs. H. F. Vollmer. Mrs.

Carol Schilling. Mrs. C. L. Wright.

Mr. and Mrs. George O. Noble, Dr. and Mrs.

James B. Luckle, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

8tuhbs. Mrs. James C. Ernst, Mrs. Leon M.

Harvey, Mrs. Florence C. Cruickshank. Mr. and Mrs.

R. M. Walker, George A. Scott, Frank C. Bolt.

H. W. O'Melveny. Nette O'Melveny. Maria De Los Reyes D.

De Francis, Mrs. George H. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. W.

W. Orcutt, Dick Gulberson, Mrs. Grace Burnett. Mr. and Mrs.

A. V. Wol-cott, Mrs. G. J.

Symlnton. Mrs. John Mc-Peak, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander MacDonald, C.

C. Nordln. Mrs. J. B.

Stoddard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Blxby.

Albert Henry Volet. Mrs. Robert P. McReynolds. M.

B. O. Ostoff, Mrs. Egbert Judson Benedict. Marches Maria Cambiass.

Mrs. Edward Davis Roberts. Miss Margaret Dent, David A. L'Esperance, Mrs. H.

A. Everett. Edwin E. Cox. Civic Bureau of Music and Art.

Sue Sinnott, Miss Bernardine Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy. John W.

Harris, Helen Hanna Bullls, Mrs. Chauncey D. Clarke, William C. De Mille. Clara Beranger.

Coy Burnett, Tony Floca. H. M. Haldeman. Mr.

and Mrs. R. D. Matthews. George Armsby.

Cyril McNear. Miss .1. E. Evans. Cecil B.

De Mille. Mrs. William Wallace Haughey. Gen. M.

H. Sherman. Homer E. Sargent. Mrs.

Henry Waldo Coe, Richard Griffith. A. E. Morphy, Henry R. Schultheis.

Robert P. Elliott. E. A. Inglis.

Harold Janss. Norman Macbeth, Kupert Hughes. Mrs. Charles Howe. Samuel Rabinowitch.

Mrs. G. W. Wattles. Mrs.

Ira C. Copley and Mrs. George B. Macauley. NEW BROOKS STORE OPENS The Brooks Clothing Company yesterday opened the tenth store in its chain at Santa Ana.

the fourth new one to begin operations within a year. It occupies an entire building at the corner of Fourth and Bush streets. Joe Jalonak, who has been with the company for several years, was transferred from Pomona to manage the new place. RIDERS' REQUEST HEEDED The Park Department has notified the City Council that in re sponse to petitions the commission is taking steps to have the bridle paths in Griffith Park oiled. film, announced last night that it probably will be on the market in a short time.

The picture Is in the form of an old-fashioned motion-picture nov elty which is composed of poses of the evangelist on each of the 100 sheets of paper In booklet form, and when shuffled rapidly with the thumb produces a moving likeness or Mrs. McPherson in action. Ball, addition, has 1000 feet of film of the evangelist for which he declared he holds a contract with her for disposition. The nature of the film was not disclosed. While it was admitted at Angelus Temple last night that the little booklet "motion picture" nad made, reports that Mrs.

McPherson, is to make a feature film were ce nied. April 23, last. The attorney pleaded his client not guilty to tne inei; charges several days later and that was the last seen or heard of Gus For he raised $500 bail to gain hi5 liberty. JnriM Stieitlon ordered a Denci warrant for Gus's arrest and for felted, the $500 bail. He denied tn attorney's motion for a continuance but intimated he will reconsider th bail forfeiture if Gus will appear ii; court speedily.

Mrs. Emilia De Castaneda. 103 Wall street, and Marianna Arrizil 2314 Wan street, compiainea i nmtitv dtv Prosecutor Marni that Gus seized certain of thei properties which be has failed return. APPRAISING ART RUGS EXPLAINED Times' Demonstration Home Visitors Hear Dealer Hon to Tell Value of Floor Coverings Gone Into Designer of Furniture Will Give Address Today BY VALERIE WATROUS Oriental rugs are something. more than floor coverings; they are works of art," N.

S. Han'ef, dealer In fine rugs, declared yesterday at the Los Ang(Ie3 Times Demonstration Home. "The purchase of russ by those who have expert knowledge of the value of orientals Is limited as compared with th: many who admire and wish to own them. Three qualities should ba con sidered In estimating tbe value of rug. These are ranty, artistic beauty and utility.

Rarity may depend upon the age of the rug. the locality where It was woven, cr Its type. Age often exaggerated greatly. "Another fact to be considered Is the condition resulting from wear and still another Is age artlflcally counterfeited by commercial processes. Rugs when chemically treated show a high gloss or sheen that Is much admired by Inexperienced buyers.

These commercial rt'gs are mangled with glycerine," the speaker exnlained. "and the sheen can not last, even though the dealer or salesman assures you it will last for ever. COLOR IMPORTANT FACTOR "Color plays the most Important part in determining the age ol an tique or semiantique rugs. Certain shades of yellow, green. or rose in Persian nigs characterize the different periods, but it Id the mellowing influences or exposure and wear which cause the beauti ful effects that cannot be produced by artificial processes." Mr.

Hanlef declared. More than 85 per cent of the runs woven under American or Eu roDean supervision are treated with analine dyes, and when soitenea oy artificial process often display harsh or garish colors," the speaker pointed out. "The antique or semi-antique is valued for its artistic beauty, which is largely its col.r lnsr. mese old colors were pro duced by vegetable dyes and they improve with age. In buying rugs you should, lor vour own protection, seek an estab lished dealer of established repu tation." It is from the Hanief studio on Manhattan and Wilshlre Boulevard IJCSIXESS OPPORTUNITIES Of Many Klnda In Alphabetical Order 85-A SERVICE sta.

As roadside stand, partly completed, living quarters, fine loc for good eating place. 3 miles E. of Pomona on main East-West Highway. Will give good lease to responsible party. D.

J. McCracken, R.F.D. 1. ONTARIO SERVICE station for sale. 3 yr.

lease, low rent. 3 pumps. Richfield McMillan As Associated gas. Owner, Niles, cor. 1st Sc Front, Norwalk.

Courtesy to agents. 8)1 iRT hbspitah embdy. As hemst. shp. Kit.

8 yrs. 1 Bonaz. 1 hmst. As 2 reg. power mach.

Rent (30. 3 yr. for qksale2653 W. Pico SHOE repair shop doing "good business. Selling on account of leaving city.

459 ROBERTSON near Melrose. SHOE shop. fine loc, nice liv. rm. Sell chcap.1465 Hooper ay.

SPORTING gobas business for siile. Retinue, from business. 1023 NO. WESTERN AVE. Phone OL7755.

SUPER-service station with good business, on corner Washington As Lincoln. Four pumps, battery, tepalr As lunch clear. What have you tr. trade up to (KF.00? Ph. HO.

7428. BUPER SERVICE ST AT7 Best cor. loc. In L.A. Lot 50x150.

Complete with all service depts. Clearing a fine income real buy. 204 Grosse Bldg. SUPER SERVICE STATION. Sac.

acct. of illness. Owner. VA, 3283. TEA room, Hollywood's finest.

Nets $500 moSac. $3500. 1120 W. Sth. THEATER.

Beauiilul Red Lantern theater. Brea, Orange Calif. About G50 seats. Long lease, organ, fine booth. Only theater in excellent town.

Small amount will handle. W. W. WH1TSON. 2250 W.

25tll L. A. Phone RO. 2157. THEATER.

Seats 600. pucked every nite, low rent, long lease. 18.000 15c town, thesis. 1 seats 325, rt. low.

good equip. Good for $350 mo. Buyer makes the price. Cummmgs, 325 W8th.Rm. 306.

TIRE and accessory store, est." 4 yrs. 38018o. Wcstern.ave. WASH As "grease rack. 4-year lease.

$100. Rent $50 per month. 344 N. Western ave. "WATER ROUTE, $900 S50 customers.

Nets over $300 mo. Same oper. 1 yr. Old est. Co.

5-yr. contr. At 5-yr opt. This prlre without truck. J3086 W.

Pico atWestern. established. Truck. Terms. 5633 Melrose.

OL. 2136. USINEsiS OPPORTUNITIES Wanted 7 CAPABLE salesman will invest CiOOO to $5000 in est. bus. now showing profit to sell wholesale food products.

Full details in 1st letter. No brokers or promotion considered. Address M. box 485 Tiroes Branch. IP" you" want to" SELL or BUY." call SO.

CAL. BUS. EXCII. Licensed. Bonded Realtors' TUcker 6079, 204 ROSSE BLOO.

Partnership Headquarters Your bus. sold or partners secured. No adv. fees. Phone WE.

2481. STATE INVEST 1030 S. Bdy. CAPABLE executive will Invest 5 to ten thousand In established business now showing profit. Full details first letter.

No brokers. Address box117. Times Office. CAFE wanted. Must be -l; or other order of eating house tor equity in duplex.

Wllsh'ie dtst. Beaut, stuc-Inc. around $200 mo. for lifetime Write owner. 622 W.

VERNON. WanTTo leaseTllliiig station wilhlfv. quarters, or location suitable tor station. Otve full particulars. Ad- dresa M.

box 54. Times Office WANTED ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS COR THE SUNDAY TIMES. MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE 7:30 P.M. SATURDAY. HAVE $1200 and services to Invest.

Consider partnership. Agents and fly-by-nights don't reply. Address Mbox 288, Times Oflice. EXFCUTTvE sales mgr. $5000 to Invest.

Estab. business. Pos. details 1st letter or no attn No agts. Address M.

box 126. Times Offlce. WILL" Invest" ll 0.000 to $25,000 In estab. enterprise if money secured nd return satisfactory. Services optional.

Address Hbox 415. Times Rrch WE" can sell yoiir BUSINESS QUICKLY If priced right. Eastern Sales Co 514 Delta S. Spg, VA 1883 EASTERN buyers here. Let us sell your bus.

What have yoti? lightning Sales. 2723 S.Hlll WE. 3783. WILL sell your bus. or ant.

hse. in 7 days If priced right. VA. 6621. $6700 D.

for" business, prefer hotel, apt. Mr. Norton. 286 Hotel Rosslyn. WANTED Nice cafe.

Trade fire piano. Address N. box 32. Times Offlce. SPOT" CASH FOH" YOUR STOCK OR STORE.

PHONE VA. B795. LEGALS EGAL Notlnea AUCTION sales June 9, 11 a.m.,. acct. lien.

Piano As other belongings. Acct. F. W. Wilklns debt (155 expenses will be sold at apt.

3030 Sin Marino. Neal Callahan. rPOO LATE YOUR OPPORTUNITY IP YOU CALL EARLY TRUSTEES' TIRE SALE 2810 tt. PICO ST. EM.

9191. tihm.ss orroit unities Of Man IIUi In Alphabet kl Ocder VA OOTTTt route for ai. old establish ed. Net M) per wiil ban. dio.

680H Tujun N. Holly-Wood Phnnr SI. lna.v hop, ondrrhil downtown new City Hail. $1000 in-vestment itgil Mrs. Nelson, 301 11.

t. at 4th. COPFKK hn. beat buy" inl(ullyd! 17toat counter. 1W rent, Doing fin rtujr.

tick. $400 bandit. Sbi" FHNM CDS rTCTIOfc r'ATinirroiurVr. ihraier. ii hrIt li.

Future lonli $5000. Will sell eiernhm Inrlud-hn Invoice for $4000 ch. Mm Cohen. IMS CONFECTION FRY lore. fullT fa, up-lo-(lle aunlain, Nucr jreerer, randy toola, etc 4-rm flat gaiase.

Lent reasonable, 1 have oilier but. 711 Ocean Froi.t, Venue. CON P. lunch roc dann cor. uta Hv.

rrn bath, smii owner 3 ia. Ri, $3S Dlv bus. $.10, domes, tic trmiMp cmrn aac tbbO lidls. ot VFNirr hlvd CONKTCTJONIRY near theater A larse university, point 70 daily. health.

Must nc. $1000. term. See MR KANE. 1167 So.

Broadway. clears K'PO monthly. Price 700. pri. $400 doan, Ronms and ba'h.

Will liiiui Rent Call 0 Delta Bids hpriim. CONFECTIONER Lor In live toi. Hraiiiiiuuy eonl. Booths, tountain Doing ieiij Finest buy on the market (niu Hide. CONlTclloNrltY.

soda fountain, fold lunch, cigars, next In larse sturi'o, $0fl via handle I3M Western. CONKECT Vte specialise In these mm 400 up. Many real bargain. Call 3.SS 8. Uraidwiv.

Room 1 CONFECTY. ar fiameoner yrI UofIrr 4S3 3 Western ve DELICATFSSFNf RFSTsU RANT FOR SALE OWNER OF BUKJ. Rt NNINU 8AMB IN A CHAIN KTOHE Vrt.l. ESTABLISHED rU'SlNKSf OOOD UK'A'I ION. Jl'eT RIGHT FOR A COl'I'LE RKNT MO VONDERAHE.

OWNKKH AOKNT. PHONE b4-J, TORRANCE. DWo STORE transfer' 1.1000 biiinea. Larae loiintam E-relient rixiures. good leni.e.

Thld absoiutely the buy of the neason. my representative, Mr. Clary. Ufi7 80. BROADWAY.

DRUGGI6T8, I aell nothlns but DRUG atorej. 8e me nm. beiore ynu liatingf C. HKNDr R-PON. 211 Orint Rlda Rdwv.

6RUO atnr. old 1400 day for live man 125. (XMi rash anld thia week. I.eai)., addreaa K. box 495.

Time Bratirh. DRUO store. West IloilywootT rem, long lease. Owner retlrnm. M00 will handle.

Addrm N. box 58. Time Orftre. t)R OOOOS Oro in Vit Ba'n rrauriro Annual smra ll) ooo. Oan btnldtn.

fteil or lease. Consider part trade, clear for rlear. ROBERT A. RfcED. Hirhmond.

Calif ELECTRICAL hardware biisiness. direct from owner, at sacrifice price. ChII IKl Orimth ave. FLOWER 6c Hit hop lor ule. Clood loralton, on main Diva.

Reanon-able. Owner haa other Inlereat. Phone HAWTHORNE 3U0-J. FRUrr and veErtahle atand. fixture ana ttocK.

nut price. Bitunten in a In rue doing a anod bualneaa. Cll owner. 5 N. 3RD Aihambr.

FRUIT and veK. mkt. imn. Lars pub. mkt.

S3B Bartlett Dldc. FRUIT Si vegetable stand In pub. market lor rent, rtflua B. BIJWY. "FURNITURE STORE For sale.

lyorsted In one of 8o. California a (wifM (rowing citii's, with present population ol 22,000 Store In very center of town with exceptionally a-ood lease. Will tell at actual Inventory price for raah. Addrrta C. box 32.

Times Office. GARAGE FOR LEASE 100 car on one floor. Economical unit, not wsle spare. Situated in the best Hollywood apartment house district surround-ed by 15 large apartments without garage space. Will give 10 year lease, at reasonable rent to responsible tenant, a location unsurpassaoie.

NO BONUS. See Mr. Blaine. W. I.Hollingsworth&Co TRlnlty S851.

Exclusive Asen Exclusive Asent rto.ungswoi tu Bid. 6th Hill. CARAGE equip. Inc. Dolly, $12 50 air comp.

12. zo-ton press, row car. 150. Open Sunday eves. 1930 Colorado Eagle Rock.

GA. 10B4. OAftAC.E, WtLSlURE f-yr. lse. Big bu.

Nei ,50 mo. Shop sub-rented. Small payment hd.s. If reliable. Call 1362 8.

Uill at. CARAGE, mnchinr, tire batt. shop. Fully eoulpt. Eat.

is yr. A real shop. Barg. investigate. 1140 HLAURON AVE.

GARAGE finest one CTlvflowifiir. A. uouig -miu per mo. step nuo this bus. at a reasonable investment.

204 Orosse Bids. GARAOE for "sale, good location, long; lease, oood business, neiiing account health. 210O cash. Write H. D.

Mo Ouire. 730 9th Ban Dlfgo. GARAGE dotng lob'd business n3 can't handle it alone, wm taxo partner or aell outright. Partner preferred. 1052 W.

Blauson. TH. 2690. GARAGE Thl ik your chance. 1 nave six-story garage cowiuown.

on acct. of other business will sell for best offer. Phone WE. 5590. GARAGE 75 cars, Wllshlre storage.

Nets 37a, rent i2zi. siuuo nan-dlro. WALLACE. 41 W. 8th, Rm 130B-7.

GARAGE "rep. shop, good business. lots of equipment. Kent s.iu. oarn-flce $2000 full price.

Sickness. 2025 S. Gai field. Alhambra. GARAGE, machine, tire tt batt.

shops. fully equipt. fcst. 15 yr. A rem shop.

Barn. Investigate. 1H0 K. Slauaon. GahagE.

repair concession for lease, new. large super imii ft rig roa GA8 station to Vise, best buy In the aowntown section. 4 vtsiole pumps, batteries, tires, washing dc greasing, repair. All you need Is 4 months' rent take stock at cost. Want honest man a I own everything.

I am tn missionary work and must leave at once. 1004 SOUTH OLIVE. GA8 Sia' fuily euuiptT WelP stock grocery. 3-rm. buimaiow.

furnished. Good business. Delightful place to live. Profitable bus. Rent 45 mo.

on all. Nr. Glendale. 6c'e me today. Worth $4000.

Sacrifice at $2750. 4B75 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. 6AS stntion. lunch counter, lease, IncX rppatr batiery snon. nv.

ri.i.. heavy travel, mghway. sac. tor value of Mock eV paid up rent. 6173 SANTA MONICA HLVD.

GAS super-station lease, doiim good Business. Battel shop arnRC win pay overhewd. Sacrifice for less thtn rent Mock if taken at once. Make offer. Owner.

10'JM S. Hroadway. 5AS cold dnuks. Mam blvd. 4-rm.

house. Lrt.c lot Long lease, cheap rem. Worth SHSOO. Bhc at $2000 You'll buy this place on siffht. Harrison.

HolUwd Blv. GAS station, boo-cal 4e maiRfi. qts. on mo lues, h.ilt wawi grease dept Rent mo. fir 5 yrs.

Nrts S(in mo. I BOO du. UK. MASON. 3086 W.

PICO. GAS super, 5 pumps; wish rack, re pair, lire fic batt. simps. 6 yr. I.se., with (5000 bonus.

Pr. 3000. tins. 4000 Sunset Blvd Junction. GAS SLTKR SERVICE Now bldg Most cnmpieie in A.

lor in busy diMrict. $1000 required RICH. 1362 South Hill Street. Gas Super $1250 Full Price all dcpt.y paying Ine all ernrp. rx-cept bid.

30RH W. Pro at Western. GAS station, 3 via. pumps, good cor ner of 2 b.vos. at bench rent.

Pr 12W R. 1. box 318. MANHATTAN BEACH. GAS new- stueeo, wind.

good Rent 2a Priced rirtst Terms. See this today. OWNER. 6101 WHITTIEH BLVD. GAS tar a battery.

3 pumps. Busy oiva s-'u mo prom Hem $75. Liv. qts Loi'i: iease, S.iOO Trial to prove. 1 ei 2 V.

PICO GAS SUPER. WILSI1IKE D1ST. JO yr. lease to reiian." s-ec. on lease req.

1 fi57 WESTERN. QXS large Miner. Loiik irase, sub leases pay rem. want rrMcienre up to about 5 or 8000. 2831 W.

st. 6a8 sta 5-yr. cleat 1114 $250 mo. net. Can nc boiiHh! $10(10.

tuu pr. Better see HARMAN. 2325 W. Wash. GAS sta, 3 visible pumps, the batt.

enop, lease. i4un. terms ar-gain for cash. 4201 S. WESTERN.

GAS sta. super, for sale or trade. Dissolving partnership. Will bear investig. Owner, 2101 Venice Blvd.

6A8 station, good business, "lease. stork and equipment, uneap. owner, 4562 W. PICO. GAS service atation.

long lease. 1st 5 yrs. free rent. 3 pumps Mane 01-fer. Owner, 1800 W.

Jefferson. 5aS" station. Sacrifice." S8.0" down, 5 yr. lease, rem ia. rrom juu WALLACE.

416 W. 8th. Rm. 1306-7. rSAS iroc.

and variety. Excel. loc. Jjoint good bus. Keas.

lease. 3110 Ballon Hawthorne. Cal. GAS I lunch stand! bat. shop, all fully equipt.

ioco lease. p. cor. Rfcii Pedro and Florence ave. OA8 statioriloKse, 6 corner Snia Nlomca aiid Virgil.

"station corner for lease. 60x150. Eagie hock. OA. wiwij.

juo. OAS lse. Ar stock. S650. Good locRt.

$60. 4789 Alhambra ave. OAS station." big money maker. pumps. A-Jcor.

WJO Drnru diu. 6AS statlhn lease. 6 N.E. corner Bmjy4omcr.dVtriL cASVt'a. Keiriy equip.

'8 yr. leasie. sac. accent. Trade.

3927 S. Vermont. GROCERY" meat mkt.Same owner fln 3 yr. lease. Oood flxtu-e.

fresh tork. ire maeh. Health force le. 5141 W. Adam.

resented by Attorney E. T. McOann. According to Investigating officials, Lynch denied that he and Mrs. Taft had struck Mrs.

McEuen. It was reported, however, that they went to Mrs. McEuen's home to have an understanding with her regarding asserted defamatory remarks made as to the character of Mrs. Taft. Lynch's father is said to be suffering from a severe Illness and is being cared for by Mrs.

Taft at her home. 1416 West Fifty-fifth street. The younger Lynch's visit to the Taft home Is said to have been the basis for the asserted remarks of the complaining witness in the bat- tery case, FAMILY OF MONROVIAN THREATENED Warning Home Might be Blown Up Believed Sent by Daughter's Foes A threatening note placed under the door at the home of W. A. Chess, 153 Highland Place, Mon rovla, retired banker, yesterday was ordered investigated by Sheriff Wil Ham I.

Traeger, when Chess ap pealed to the Sheriff office for pro tectlon. According to 1 Deputy Sheriffs Conly and Horton, assigned to in vestieate the complaint, the note was left under the door of the Chess residence on the 16th Inst. It was discovered by Mrs. Chess at 9:30 p.m. on that date, when she re turned home from the theater.

The note was written on a square of coarse note paper and read as follows: "Beware, all out of house by mid night or it will blow up. (Signed) "The Two Shaaows." Efforts to ascertain a motive turned officers to an investigation of two asserted enemies of Miss Edna Chess, 28 years of age, a daughter of the banker, who is en gaged as an art teacher in Mon rovia High School. Sheriff Traeger yesterday an nounced that he expects to ap prehend the criminals through the services oi nanawnting experts within the next forty-eight hours. When interviewed at his home yesterday. Mr.

Chess refused to discuss the case, other than to say that he attributed the threat to "either a maniac or a practical Joker." He denied that he or any of his family had any known enemies. A guard of two deputy sheriffs and three men from the Monrovia police force has been placed at the Chess home. Herb Wiedoek Rites Conducted Funeral services for Herb Wied-oeft, Los Angeles musician, were conducted at 10 a.m. yesterday from Pierce Brothers chapel. The Ma sonic service was used.

Interment, in Inglewood Cemetery, was in charge of the Los Angeles Elks. Wiedoeft was killed in an automobile accident near Ashland, on the 13th while on a concert tour with his orchestra. He had been a resident of Los Angeles since 1904, coming here from Detroit, and had a national reputation as an orchestra leader. CEREMONY POSTPONED Dedication of Monument to St Francis Flood Victims Tomorrow Dedication of trie manument to St. Francis dam.

victims, originally announced for this afternoon, will take place at 3 p.m. tomorrow, Dr. W. H. Evans, who is to officiate at the ceremonies, announces.

The monument, erected by Newhall cow boys, is in the old San Francisquito graveyard, not far from the broken wall of the dam. Following salute to the flag and the singing of "America" by 200 school children, William S. Hart, cinema, actor, will present a hero medal to Louis Rivera, 14 years of age, who rescued his two little sis ters from the flood waters. H. Clay Needham is to deliver the eulogy and F.

A. Neuield. principal of the Saugus school, will offer prdyer. Others who are to participate in the exercises are Mrs. A.

O. Thicaudeau, Mrs. J. C. Haskell Mrs.

Edith Land, Mrs. Richard Johnson and Mrs. Margaret Quinn NEW AID FOR FUND Five Thousand Dollars Offered for Rapid Transit Campaign Directors of the Los Angeles Central' District Association have contributed $5000, it was -announced yesterday, to the fund being raised by the Major Development Association for a campaign of education in reference to the proposed Los An-geles-to-San Fernando Valley rapid transit system. The donation is dependent on the development association obtaining a like amount for the same purpose. Engineer Barnard, who has spent six weeks on the project, is said to be about ready osubmlt his report, which is to cover proposed routes, estimated costs and suggested fares.

The latter problem is being worked out in consultation with State Railroad Commission experts. HEREDITY The woman who counted her chickens before they were hatched married the man who alwavs crossed a stream before he came to It, and their son now has a position as chief Job promiser for a political candidate. Terre Haute Tribune. CONDENSED MILK Peggy; Oh, mummy, may I go to the fancy dress party as a milkmaid? "No. dear, you are too small." Peggy: Then, can't I go as a condensed milkmaid? Belleville tery and disturbing the peace, They are charged with having beaten Mrs.

Mary E. McEucn, 3819 South Orand avenue, because of asserted scandalous reports attributed to her concerning Lynch and the widow. A complaint charging the pair with battery and disturbing the peace was issued by Deputy City Prosecutor Chotiner. Lynch and Mrs. Taft surrendered when in formed that warrants for their ar- rest had been Issued.

When they appeared in Munici pal Court late yesterday afternoon they asked for a Jury trial, which that the line rugs in the Demonstration Home have come. Jack Rennlck, designer of hand made furniture, will speak today at 3 p.m. His talk will be preceded by a Juvenile musical program arranged by the Artcraft Organ Company of Santa Monica, makers of the pipe organ In the Demonstration Home. The young musicians, ell of them under 14 years of age, wno com pose the Junior ciuo oi ine my Cities Musical Association, are skilled performers. Wimlred Andrews Is one of the youngest pipe organists in Southern California.

Others on the program are Fern Buckner, violinist; Robert King-don, baritone, and Eva May Haw- ley, soprano. The Los Angeles Times' Demonstration Home is in the Miramar Estates, "where Beverly Boulevard meets the sea." in anving our, Beverly, take the paved road at the Miramar sign 1000 feet from the end of the boulevard. The home will be closed one week from tomorrow. It is open every day from 11 a.m to 6:30 p.m. POLK HEADS CHAPTER OF BANK BODY Merchants' National Trust Official Elected to Chair by Institute Branch Here W.

A. Polk, junior vice-president of the Merchants' National Trust and Savings Bank, was elected president of Los An geles chapter, American Institute of Banking, at the annual meeting last night. C. E. Lones, manager of the Avalon and Vernon branch, Los An geles-First National Trust and Savings Bank, was elected first vice president: H.

W. Sanders of the Citizens' National Trust and Savings Bank was made sec ond vice-president, and J. G. Macbeth of the Union Bank and Trust Company, treasurer. Five men were chosen on the board of governors, W.

L. Brown, Seaboard National Bank; H. B. Heim. United States National Bank; H.

W. Runkle, Security Trust and Savings Bank; H. E. Spink, Title Insurance and Trust Company, and D. T.

Thompson, Federal Reserve Bank. Los Angeles chaDter is the second largest in the United States and has a class enrollment of more than 3000. Randolph Death Case Awaiting Arsenic Report Further developments in the case of W. J. Randolph, wealthy broker charged with the murder of his wife, yesterday awaited the completion of a new report from the county chemist on the possible origin of arsenic found in a second autopsy on Mrs.

Randolph's body. Dep. Thorns, in charge of homicide investigations for the District Attorney's office, announced tnat his offlce is checking up on statements of witnesses to be used in the impending preliminary hearing of Randolph on the murder charge. Dep. Menzles, who will handle the trial, spent most of the day yesterdav looking up authorities on arsenic poison cases.

Mrs. Randolph died last February supposedly from natural causes. Two autopsies were performed, the second showing the presenee of arsenic in the body. County Autopsy Surgeon Wagner reported. EDUCATORS DISCUSS JUNIOR COLLEGE NEED In response to an invitation of the University of Southern California, educators from all parts of the State assembled on the Trojan campus yesterday to participate in a two-day junior college conference which will be concluded this afternoon.

Dr. Lester Rogers, dean of the S. C. School of Education, is in charge of the conclave. The growing need for the Junior college was the theme of the discussions, which were led by Marvin L.

Darsie. dean of U.C.L.A. Teachers College; Dr. E. C.

Moore, director of TJ.C.L.A.; F. S. Thomas, president of the Fresno State Teachers' College, and Dean Rogers of S.C. DRIVER HURT WHEN CAR TAKES PLUNGE Prank Backus, 1141 East Sixty-seventh street, driver of a laundry truck, was seriously injured when his machine went over an embankment in Laurel Canyon yesterday, turning over four times, according to police. He was treated at the Dickey Cass Emergency Hospital for fractured pelvis and ribs and Internal injuria W.A.

POLK. head, extremely low rent. No experience req. Parly mutt be well recommended, sood personality, to tak ear of Tiitid At handle finances. (4500.

terms. Right parly Can draw at least $100 per week and prof- It Hardly any competition, unlimited territory, will atand strlrtett jnveitlg. Interview. 1612 W. Pie.

XlUStC store "for "aale. Hon on the Coast for a live wire. County seat town In central part nf Slate, Well established business. Invoira stock At fixtures about $11000 Terms to responsible party. Ill health reason tor telling.

Address N. box 44. Time Offire. PARTNER, old est. (I'm desires party with.

practical bualneta exp. -toe I ate. Merchandise on hand more then double th amount of Investment required. Apply at 154V. 6TH ST.

PARTNER wanted by'bulld'liis con-trartor. Have lust at acted construe-tion of $125,000 building, also have $300,000 worth of other contracts on cost Plus basis. Etp in bldg line not essential by business man. (5000 investment, terms given As fully jeeured J612 WEST PICO. PARTNER -A real opportunity lor red-blooded, two-fisted young mn with (5000 to Invest.

Must be ble to take lull eharge. Investment covered by equipment Write giving ability, etc. Addrc N. box 86. ARTNEft AVIA i1Ch ave-T MTVc flying field, wonderful locgtlon Need party for butlnea end.

Ref. exchanged. Trial (tven. Med. inv.

req. Fully secured. 1518-W. 6 ST. contracting and nrt stone business.

Have more business thin I can handle. Want reliabl" offlce and detail man Pmalj Inv. fully secured. Llbrr apiary and eqi'al share nf profit. Meet owner.

J21 W. PARTNER, young man for electro bronre studio. Capable of taking active Interest. Will leach a hustler, a willing worker. Small Inv.

fully secured. S'e owner at factory. 5811 ADAM8. PARTNER wanletTVith office experience. In an established distributing co and make good connections, with small Investment; ldy or gentleman.

Call between 9 As 5. 5825 8ANTA MONICABI.VD. PARTNER." young" man for electro, bronie studio. Capable of taking active Interest. Will teach a hustler, a willing worker.

Small inv. fully secured. See owner at factory. 5811 W. ADAMS.

Ps-TNiin "The 6KY is the LIMTtr If you want In on the biggest money maker In los Angeles today hurry out, to 1557 N. WESTERN and hear the facts. An established buslnesshat hs SOME futurel IPARfNER Ornamental iron works, estab. 15 yrt. Business has outgrown my rapidly to handle alone.

Employ men As plenty of room for expansion. Invest $2500. fully sec. 1030 8. BROADWAY.

PARTNER Owner needs services of business man in a well-known estab. concern manuf. a basic product. Business increasing too rapidly to handle alone. '1 lnt $2500, fully ec.

1030 SO. BROADWAY, AKiNKrt. "This Is your opportunity. Have high-class business, profits unlimited. Want gentlemen or lady to finance equipment As enlarge.

Call Grant. EM. 3506. PARTNER. YOUR FORTUNE AND I MEAN IT Expend $5000 with me on my 1000 acre ranch and I'll ahow you.

Owner. 809 Brodway Arcade Bldg PARTNER, female preferred, with (1000 investment. Going mail order business that is showing wonderlul returns. Address box J94, Times Office. PARTNER, wantedln tobrmfg.

buslnesj who can Invest $2500 with services; man with mechanical ability pfa. Bee owner by appmt. Address box Branch, PARTNER Man with executive ability In Mfg. Co. who can organise.

Tangible assets $40,000. To qualified man will sell '3 lnt for $10,000 cash. 1167 BO. BROADWAY. PARTNER Mall order" bus.

Entire ilS. mfg. righta As sales. Sold to largest stores In city. Need office man to give gen.

asst. Inv. req. 1167 So. Broadway.

PARTNER wanted is an amusement enterprise. Should net 3 for 1 annually Opportunity of a lifetime to the right party. Box 402 Culver City Phone Culver City 2893. PARTNER wanted for service station. Ouarantee $350 per or will sell.

Ph. 77117 Santa Monica. Corner Centlnela As WashlngtonBlvd. PARTNER wanted. Lady cook must hve (1000, 'a Interest in $3000 already Invested.

A give-away. Address N. box Offlce. PARTNER io" manage deptnor estab. Arm.

Clerical exper. Good sal. As share proits to man accept. 8ml. Inv.

req. 1167 BO. BROADWAY. PARTNER Mfg. bus.

Have sold big stores At repeat orders. Need capital for expansion. Bus. man pre-ferred. $3000.

1167 S. Broadway. PARTNER-aCafe. "equal 'a int. DaTng $100 day.

Will sell my int. to reliable party. Have broken leg. For quick action $600. 1167 8.

Broadway PARTNER wanted to finance the publication of most useful Pan-American school-book of about 150 page. P. C. More, 537 South Fremont ave. PARTNER wanted in mv busy auto repair "hop.

Tired of hired help No exp." nec. if steady. Can make (HO week. Simtn In. Term.7pl W.6t h.

PARTNER mfg. Co "mail with car. No selling. $750. Returnable.

Salary Ref. 1 167 DWA PARTNER for active position; small deposit required on 'i Interest in business. Mr. Wright, 1303 WPICO. PARTNERwanled." mail "or woman.

I have nice flxt. to open up new place, good loc 928 S. FIOUEROA. PARTNER, auto' top" As trimming shop. $500 req established 4 year.

Will teach trade.16J2W. PICO. PARTNER wanted to help finance a 25-cabln auto park. 5316 N. Pacific Huntington Park.

PARTNER, cafe." West Adams "dislTo take rash As manage. I cook. Small inv. iei2jyypjca PARTNER for light manufacturing of chemical products. $600 necessary.

2827 Sunset Blvd, PARTNER. $1500 requlredTlOO'Tprof-it annually. Big opportunity. Address Times Office. PARTNER, busy, old' estf'tire vulcanising.

$1500. Vjt Int. VBjJML. PARTNERS" man or woman; care for front, nice lunch rm.J931 W. 8th St.

POOL Tiall. elub "chart. prTced-right. Doing dandy business. No competition.

Wonnerful location for right party. Will sell cheap. 117 W. POOL hail, Taft. Cal.

LseT 10 yr. Pr. $12,000. Nets 800 mo. 1120 W.

8th. PRINTING As stationery "shop." spieii-dld location. Wonderful opportunity for live man. Discount for 11 rash. Address L.

box 119. Times Office. PUBI.iC merket equipped with butcher Ar grocery fixtures for rent. Just vacated. Thickly populated neigh borhood.

5025-5027 ho. rigueroa. Owner' .5830. READY" "to wearshop. ladles', corner location, in good local neighborhood, near large motion picture theater.

This shop Is doing a profitable business now As can be merchandised to double its present volume. Owner has two shops At desires to sell this one at a big sacrtfire. 6-year lease, fixtures will Inventory better than $5000. This shop may be had for $2500. Address M.

box 451. Times Branch; REAL estate offlce. well established. Rent free for care of bungalow crt. Exclusive rentals As rental collections.

Comfort Real Estate. 115 Kinney JDcean Park. Cal. RESTAURANT, counter, tables, booths, seats 45, All new equip. Reg.

meal, lunches As fountain. Centra location. J)olng approx. $1000 mo. Rent $40.

Forced to sell acct. Ill health. $1200. terms or casb. Address box 104, Times Office.

RESTAURANT." fully equipped As going, in best location, on Holly. Blv. Can be had by responsible party by paying 2 months' rent a security. Call Rubln.TR. 9575.

RESTAURANT, fully equipped and going In best location on Hollywood Blvd. Sacrince for $1000 or good e-curlty. CllPubln. TR.JI575, RESTAURANT As fountain for sale. Good location.

Reas. rent. Making good profit. See Owner. 134 South Bright ave.Whlttier Calif.

fixtures for sale, complete tgumwood.) CHEAP. From Regent Cafe. 1010 Santa Barbara Aye, RESTAURANT CREDITORS' Sale, well equipt old estab. TERMS. 419 E.

5TH ST. TTJ. 1535. RESTAURANT As soda well equipt. Seats 30.

Cor. loc. Owner ln-exper. $1200. terms.

Ph.jPL.7604. REST home fcr sale or lease. Addresi M. box .247. Timespfflce.

REST For Quick sale. Make big c. (Z terms. 938 Bartlett Bldfc CentralAve Opposite Onodyear jplant. SANITARIUM near L.A..

iust acquired by reputable D. Wants business partner with money, D. or R.N. nref Big opportun. to make money.

Address Jvl. box 55P Times Branch. SCALP" treatment specialty, best loc 4 year, good trade, clear $250 or more; will tee-sh Talk to owner. VA. 8E94 week day.

business, established 8 years. Lurge ri'y neur A. To close estate, 114. 000. Addresa 8.

box 163. T.mes OfSce HARDWARE "Oood. clean stock, old est. lor. This la a REAL business.

Investigate. 1906 8. Mam. WE. 1558 HARDWARE At variety.

Oood loc. Going bus. 8ml. Invest. OR.

S702. HARDWARE. Old "good stock. Investigate. WE.

1558. HARDWARE" As variety. "Good loca. Going bus. 8ml.

Invest. OR. 5702. HEALTH Center, est." 2 yrt suit Owner retiring. Address box 214.

Tunes Office. DEWELRY "isnialir repair bua. Est. 6 yrs. Oood repair bus.

Retiring, will sacrince. ME. 6315. LADIES' ready-to-wear store for sale. Fixtures and 5-year lease at right price for cash.

317 8. Pacific Huntington Prk. Trench hand. Pas. A-l.

(9000, lots of piker. TE 8141 LAUNDRY, steam, modern, large ow netting "wner $8500 a year. SaiTlfke. Address K. box 48, Times Office.

LETTER-shop, goodloc. Fully equip. Inq. 950 8 Carondelet Mri El'NCHCoC'Nf Main BTvd. Big local tride.

Now clears $500 mo. All modern equipt. As bldgs. Nc.cn sign. Must go East at once.

$35 mo Lease worth twice that. Value $3000. Will ell at a sac. lor $1500. trial.

McRAY 4075 Hollywood Blvd. LtNCH room. good16ratlon, hear 3 factories, newly equipped. $150. Building with living yuarters.

$25 mo buy bldg. 1859 W. Ban Fernando Road. BURBANK. LUNCH room, fully equip.

Cheap rent, lease, 8eats 35. Owner gone east, must aril. Make your own price As terms. Call 832BVERM0NT. LUNCH "As hafnburg.

Soft drinks. $20 day. Beats 15. Best buy In A. $400 full price.

Hurry for this one 4675 HOLLYWOOD BLVPi LUNCH. 12 STOOL8, $35 mo. Check bus. until satisfied. Terms.

Barain.230B. Flgueroa. LUNCH "room in center of" Hollywood. 8ame owner 4 yr. Sunday closed.

1H41 N. LAS PALM AS AVE. EUNCH" rm." loc. at Beverly Blvd. La Bre.

Horseshoe counter. 25 stl. $500 tms. 7127 Beverly Blvd. LUNCH One" of th best spots in Hollywood.

(800, worth double. 1612 VVPlco. i ttlNCH "ROOM." GOOD BUSINESS. Price reasonable. Call at 616 S.

MARENGO, Alhambr. LUNCIh" "special foods, drinks, etc. Keenest opportunity In A For lull particulars phone HE. 5233. LUNCH.

12 STOOLS. BARGAIN. 4-YR LEASE $35 MO. CHECK BUSS. TILL BATISF'D.

230 S. FIOUEROA. LUNCH bar. Long reas. rent.

Must sell, sickness. Eddie's Buffet. 523 TOWNE. LUNCH "rm. Fully equip, tor sale or lse Brown.

3H27 S. Vermont. LUNCH wagon, fully "equip. (150 casb. Owner, 754 'E.

24tli Rear. LUNCH stand in new gas sta for saie. Busy blvd. 6I01WhlttlerBlvd. groceries, nr.

Sears Roebuck. Money-maker. 5902 8. Vermont. LUNCH room." snap.

$250. Full price. 339 N. ROWAN AVE AN. 5579 LUNCH "room.

$40 per nio $150 full prire. FLORENCE Manufacturer's Agents A few choice locations In eastern terrltorlrs left Line covered by ba-sio patent. Selling rapidly to every line of business, also schools, churches, clubs, etc. A dignified permanent business. $1000 to $2000 will handle.

Call at factory. See goods manufactured and read letters from established agents. Factory. 4222 Whiteside ave. MARKETXSPACE 40x68, N.E.

corner Melrose Gardner. Low rent. Owner, PhL 592483. MEAT market" "cost $8000; Will sell for $2000. $1000 down.

Good lease. Rent $95. Fine equipment for wholesale business. Same owner 12 years. Cowner Ar Van 8aa- nen, 601 Hibernian 4th-8pring.

1 MEAT iiikt.7 uiiy" equipt On "54 th 4-yr. lse. Rent $40. $500 wkly. cash bus.

Sell trade with some cash, or take exp. man as partner. Act Qiilck- ly.VE.P.5hB. Butcher Meat Market Fixtures Bargains In used, rebuilt. Liberal terms.

CITY REFRIGERATOR 37th Ar Alameda. HU. 3480. MEAT market for sule. one-man shop doing good bti3lness In exclusive neighborhood.

Address M. box 475. limes Brancn. MEAT market. Rent $25.

Most compl. htile mkt. in L.A. Grinders, sheer Clinton Ice mach. Doing $50 da.

up. Owner will market in public market on busy corner showing real profit, cheap rent. Will sell on terms. 3975 MONETA AVE. MEAT MARKET One-man shop.

Oood neighborhood $400 cash take it. Oil Lorena (Whitt. blvd. Lorena.) MEAT" market" for sale," complete, ice machine, established 17 year. Cash S20O0.

FbVE. 2575. MEAT market in chain store. Elec. re-frog.

Weber showcase. Good bus. 3407 E. 7th. Long Beach, 32202.

MEAT market." fully equipped: "terms. 1237 Fair Oaks Pasadena. MILLINERY As GIFT SHOPPE." EST. BUS. WONDERFUL OPP.

QUICK SALE. 11500. EM. 4758. MILLINERY, loc, exclusive.

trade. 2y7l shire. DJ.3?!: MOtlON-picture producing company desires to interview man or woman with some capital to Invest, who can also act as an executive. Address LL box 316. Tunes Branch.

MULTIGRAPH Shop: advertising, printing. Heart of city. Live and active for 2. No cheap offering but hih grade business requiring capital and quick action. Address box 531.

Times Branch. KEON sign plant. $7500 buys part ln-terest. Cotr.peltely equipped. Experience unnecessary.

Address M. box 221. Times Office NEWSPAPER, weekly, ancTprintlng office lor sale. In good town close to Los Angeles. Established 8 years.

Bargain. Terms. Deal with owner. Address N. box 102, Times Office.

NEWSPAPER agency in beach town, now ripe for summer Oood income. $4000 bond reod (20O0 cash. Address N. box 116. Times Office.

Orange So Calif, best buy. $17,000. one-third cash. Address N. box 1M.

Times Office. NURSERY Fully equipped, fine location on Santa Monica Blvd Old established business. Omni east Rent $50. Price only cash. Call GL.

027. Ha agent. MRS. M'PHERSON SUCCUMBS TO LURE OF MOTION PICTURES Aimee Semple McPherson has succumbed to the lure of motion pictures, it was learned last night. And In a short time those who desire may be able to go Into any downtown store where miscellaneous merchandise is carried and produce a "motion picture" of the evangelist.

In fact, you may even exhibit the picture to friends or others as you ride In the street car to work in the morning, or while motoring in the evening, with only the slight exertion of reaching into your pocket, pulling out the picture and giving your thumbs a couple of flips to make it go. William II. Ball, 1663 1-2 West Twentythird street, maker of the CHAMPION PENITENT ABSENT AT PERSONAL CONFESSIONAL "Confessing Gus" Carillo, admit-ter de luxe, has skipped from the Jurisdiction of Municipal Judge Sheldon's court at a time when he might justify his craving for additional notoriety by confessing two charges of petty theft filed against him by erstwhile friends. Gus, who regained the limelight last month by confessing knowledge of a purported plot to kidnap Dolores Del Rio, was scheduled yesterday in Judge Sheldon's court lor trial before a misdemeanor charges. conspicuous by his abr- Attorney F.

Myer aopraiied the court that Gus summoned bini to the Lincoln Heights Jail on.