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The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 78

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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SUNDAY. MARCH 7. 1926 A nr Trim 'Examiner' Inspired SCiOL VOTERS Weary Men Restored by Shop Work murium FILM INSPIRED BY 'EXAMINER k. b. Ml Rotary Club for Davis Is Planned March Organization of' a Rotary Club for Davis la planned for the near future, preliminary work to that end now being done by City Attorney Forest Plant and E.

S. McBrlde. The Sac ramento club wilt probably be asked to act at the formal Institution the -organization. 5 How The San Francisco "Exam SOULS AID AT HOSPITAL iner" had a hand in startmg Warner K' 1 i. lilt" DISQUALIFIED EXAMINER BUREAU.

SACRAMENTO, March 6. Only those voters who have registered alnce January 1 are eligible to participate in the election of school trustees in the various California districts on March 2, Will C. Wood, State superintendent of public Instructions, announced today upon advice from Attorney General U. S. Webb.

Contrary to past Interpretation of the election laws, the Attorney General holds that registrations for a given year are not good for elections of school trustees In the following year and consequently those on the 1925 register cannot vote this month unless they have reregistered. This, however, does not 'affect bond or other special school elections held before April 1, according to Webb's advice to State school etterman Offers Medical In- RUGS Royal WUton Linen Fringe 9x12 $82.50 Save 25 novation That Is Attract ine Widespread Attention Brothers Pictures, on the road to success, was revealed last night, with the arrival here of special representatives of the Hollywood motion picture firm. In 1918 "The Examiner" published exclusively. Ambassador Gerard's dlaryr under the title, "My Four Years in Germany." The articles were read by Jack L. Warner, owner of an independent film exchange on Golden Gate avenue.

He Immediately sensed the motion picture value of the story, and wired bis opinion to his brothers In New York. He then waited impatiently for their re-action, but the only answer he received was a hurry-up call to New York. After lengthy conferences with Ambassador Gerard; and numerous trips to Washington, D. the negotiations were Anally closed. X-A.

very Interesting- medical lnno 2 Ml fry W' i fc If "rvr-A; Jl 11111 CT-g "tion was discussed last Friday light at the meeting of the State loclety of Educational rnerapy. Ph meeting; was held at 1721 Van fess avenue In The Seven Art Cavern. The society aims to secure for an worker for Chesterfield Sets Three Pieces lie home bound invalids In San Francisco. authorities. The old 1925 register holds good for such elections.

Including the one In Marin county to determine whether a junior college district shall be formed there. Superintendent Wood eaid. PICTURE A SENSATION. ARTHUR HOLLANDER 973 Market St Fourth Floor "Just as the Public Health Nurse uvs proved herself indispensable, so till an accredited Occupational therapy worker likewise answer an It-gent need," said Chief Nurse R. Cameron.

Miss Cameron Is Chief It was then that Warner moved his residence from San Francisco to supervise the production of a film entitled Four Years in Germany," depicting Gerard's experi The new legal ruling with reference to election of trustees is expected to cut down the total vote in all districts materially, since it is estimated that only a comuara- the Occupational Department at Jack Warner of noted film firm, who owes his success to grasping values of articles printed in these ences there. Completed in the latter part of 1918, the picture became a sensation literally overnight. This started the tide of success for the Warner Brothers, and from that tlvely small number of voters have thus far registered for 1926. In case there are any districts in the State where no voters are qualified to appear at the noils, time the firm has prospered until today it is one of the leaders In tho industry. record which few pictures of today have accomplished.

And now Jack Warner is return due to the new election law Interpretation, trustees will have to be appointed by the county superintendent of schopls, according to "Lady Windemere's Fan" and Basketry workers in one of the Letterman Hospital shops. ing to the city that gave him his first big chance. He is scheduled to arrive next Friday to attend the "The Sea Beast" art direct outgrowths of the casual reading by Jack Warner of the Hearst syndi wood announcement. tnandant of the Letterman General premiere of Lady Windemere cate feature "My Four In $42,500 Beautiful Marine View Comer home, four master bedrooms, two-car garage; price includes curtains, drapes and some furnishings. Exclusive Presidio residential district.

Phone Fillmore 321 1. Hot Contest On for Hospital, as chief nurse of the relief mission that was sent from Fan" at the Imperial, and the open Germany." Bor It was the reading Placer School Job AUBURN, March 6. With the San Francisco in September, 1924, to relieve earthquake sufferers in Japan. There Miss Cameron's work of "The Examiner" atory that brought success to Warner Brothers, making their present day spectacles a possibility. announcement of Mrs.

Portia P. Historic Street Names Changed BOSTON, March 6. The street commissioners of the city of Boston, despite several protests, at a public hearing voted to change the names of Tremont Row and Court street, between Cornhill and Cambridge streets, to Cambridge street, as contained In the petition before that body, Representatives of several con- Moes of Newcastle that she will be Jewish Relief a candidate for county superin attracted the attention 01 tne Crown Prince who lauded her personally. She has been at the Letter-man Hospital for the past four years, specializing In educational therapy a year ago, under the supervision of the doctors. ing on Saturday at the St.

Francis of John Barrymore in "The Sea Beast," two of the biggest productions in the history of his company. How the organization has prospered since the success of "My Four Years in Germany," is Illustrated through the fact that two of the biggest pictures of the year will be released simultaneously in two of San Francisco's leading theaters, by Warner Brothers. NEW RECORD SET. Aside from starting the Warner tendent of schools at the August Rhodes Scholars To Get More. Money Rhodes scholars from the United States and Canada during the pas 20 years, according to a statement of the; American secretary of the Rhodes Trust, have made almost Identical academic records at Oxford University.

Among the 420 candidates for appointment considered at the last election of scholars to enter the university in October, 1926, Ohio led with 89 candidates, and Pennsylvania had SO. The stipend has been Increased recently, and the 82 men elected will have an annual Income of 400 each for the three years of their residence at Oxford. primary, a hot contest is looming Dance Tonight To raise funds with which to foi the office now held by Miss Irene Burns, who has held the office for twelve years, but recently be Letterman Hospital at the Fre-. Idlo, where from fifty to sixty men re amused and instructed daily. And now Just what is educational 'tierapy? Well, if one has the entree of etterman Hospital, Cameron I rill guide one to the most alluring rorkshop imaginable.

Beautiful hlngs are there made "by the lands of "the boys" scarfs, woven 'il handlooms, dainty articles of lasketry, quaint and gorpeous rood en toys, and even drawings ecoratlng the The room irlth the finished articles looks like prized exhibition in a department tore. In working on them the men re undergoing an "occupational herapy cure." It Is Miss Cameron's delicate duty i arouse an interest in very weary I nen and lead them to take ta-t in he workshop activities. The work undertaken only if the patient hows any desire to do so. Generic a desire is awakened when lies Cameron suggests that the latient weave a scarf for his wife, cut a toy for his children. Once nterested, the patient becomes en-? huslastic None of the things are nade to order.

None of them are iver made for sale. The material is nrnished by the government. The Teatest numbers of Miss Cam-iron's patients are the neuro-taychlatric' She says: "All kinds of cases are susceptible the influence of educational kerapy. The Occupational Depart-nent of the Letterman Hospital Jms to aid all those who need this reatment. is purely theraputic, lie patient's welfare being the first jid last consideration.

Rapid strides ere being made in his state to introduce occupational herapy In all of the leading hospitals, according to her. "The State Society of Occupa- Homes Purchased. PETALUMA. March Otto purchase a tract of land for the purpose of building an addition to sanatorium for consumptive children, at the sanatorium of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Asso announced she would not be a candidate for re-election. cerns on the fronts involved opposed the, change on the grounds the Filling Hair en hm stopped.

mm Tb dry, acftntv kind can be) made toft Rudolph Jr. has purchased a new mna lozanani. imckj i ger cor borne now being constructed by Mrs. Hannah Wortell, vice-principal of the Rosevllle grammar rect by 4etvoytnc Um rolilcM ThXa. ItaMf-lMfc IMpMIpM, J.

E. Stephens on Fifth and I ciation, a ball will be held this eve firms had long been established at well-known addresses. Others urged the changes to do away with the confusion of so many names for such short sections of streets. Brothers on the road to prosperity, "My Four Years in, Germany" also established other records. In that It was one of the first pictures to gross over the $1,000,000 mark, a ning at the Scottish Rite audito AtBmrMM and DronlitB.

Asm LUCKY TIGER WA streets. Mr. and Mrs. Varnel have purchased a home in the same sec-rn of the city. i school, also Is In the race; and several other teachers also are reported to have their eves on the Job.

rium, Van Ness avenue and Sutter street. all 77 Here is an offer that can't be beat! v. evoMtioiniize 1 Places a 1 i UneJUoll amous ar tonal Therapy look forward to the tear future when every hospital of 4iy size will have such a depart nent as a regular part of the up- o-date scientific treatment of the Jck. Miss Cameron Insisted. BELL MANUFACTURING CO.

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At Friday's meeting Pr. Philip mam? An ad that tells you something 5 GAS STOVE ting Brown gave an address on )ecupatlonal Therapy In various hronlc diseases. Dr. Edward W. rwitchell and Hiss Kate Foley also nade addresses.

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