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Los Angeles Evening Express from Los Angeles, California • 4

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st LOS ANGELES EVENING EXPRESS MON-DAY APRIL 23 1923 om: CITY HEADS 00 iTURKEY REJECTS 4i "s-liY NOT ENTER 001ONFERENCES 4 A LEADERS INDORSE CRYER WAS HIS REMARK CRUEL FORTUNATE PASTOR TO HAVE RADIO NAME BABY 1 If i i 1 1 1 'Keen Capable Strong' Comment of Wallace PRTI-i Will Not Modify on n-Door Policies ton bei ll MARRIAGE BILL 1 To coNvENT1011 LifltiLLI I tilt I Uill i TIMELY OR WHAT? By Associated Press 1 CONSTANTINOPLE APrit C11101 -11j fIcktoit cuss 23--The Angora assembly has If 0s lung his ro- rejected the bill introduced Are After ormation to lim Min Iniliopiion rmliated rinih recently by the deputy for 1 Erzerum providing that all Benefit Los Angelcs woo ho: ret lialohtid ttte Turks aged 15 must marry zind a colcrie 'two 14 rtding to the broad that each couple must have a innii ti ol 1 ilnlin almshouse child every three )ears 1 alit didoctinv thn look By this rntsine the doptity iilx- iii ai nifirlals thrall timi I 1 iiiiiii ii had hoped that tne oopuIation i 1 li iiiiv iimi of AStA Mmor rnht I r1- 14 the do! '''''''''1 aw I In" mous had creased from 8000000 to 43-i i whini11 I IT I a third 0)0000 i i i-itl1114 110 tklill IWIS VI110 Hi) vIlloi Mg Ine twilding nt11 1li' l''" 11 i'' 1011 hiS rkit) TIMELY OR WHAT? By Associated Press OMAHA April of the radio to name a new-born baby has come into use here Perplexed when it tame time to provide a name for his daughter born Saturday the Rev Brown pastor of the Christian and Missionary Alliance after delivering a sermon by radio yesterday decided to lot radio fans do the naming His decision was broadcast and already he has received by telephone a number of suggestions One of them was that he call her "Radioana" them was that he call her "Ratiloana" deed the pinrott the rnhrted Press the Britt Alai 23--Th Letters Tr I li I tVt' bnlict of freul the falhire hr tarnits del Telegraph ttonpliv ficavaticcontragt will' FITZGERALD'S FITZGERALD'S 1 I POLL THE ADVANCEMENT OF MUSIC 4 11 I I 11 Irgat 1 1 ed he 1 tage tage li I I I VIM PI 1 I misty pah the Antnplwatlu 1101 1131o 1011 1' Will ittelloi lion of nl t1)' l'111110 '4 "r'r' 1'I'm '1' 1 II I ne "nvrtit Ion 01 110 1'rA 1 the Alool the -t I A 't- II kir' ii A In 11 i tt! lim I 11ctIP hi 'is 1 1 P111 slip' itaernblit I et efl1t1 by 1TtiO li iit T1 I 1k A 1ls 6 ii to give (LIN kel to th yr sI 1 o1 1 I I I HI III II MI'" WIII I tend I Ile t)t ell thA eit-ClySI "It iq IlliNt 1titi1 11)11 I -0tu I I 1 Nitnwal linliderl 111 1 II undoubfl fc'd rat '7( ''A i lr '1'' ''11-- 1111-1mL4 16111)11: :::) lee dedt I 1 '1--'1 1 (''k RFI Po: erinr 131rti 1111 In 'h 1 I''II r'' o' 'Id 1 A11 1 l'' A 1ont clile' rAliCt1it011401 1 I i10 od" III h() I Iti JII pullii I I( 1 the th- 1- 1 A rAr r-nrr I no 1: I Ptill 1 ill MOW ThtiAt 111 J' i 1 1-111'14! ME' Kilt-II 11 1n I '1 1 11 I LARGE RAIL MERGE 4 444it li 14 '4'4 II 14r 17(41T 16 the x1ie ii A 1(11L hi iAils 1 1i II sl I I 1 itaeTill111 I -I he 1111- 11111he-s lett ost weets tor ieheie wi! I he ot ve I tflettto tl ol Nithmal 1 1111del tor the i -I tii -ateLrdintei litilidior tletVV03tti Cc ih eJld he vet vi 1 1' A It chi f---- I h1 I Itii 1 r( 0 Poit11111 111111 'i' RAIL klERGER ef i 0 trilinl'1111 1:1 1A I'm I Lis flu 7' II Ko from 4--- by laughed the third call A i lif 11 11 II I in nirl I fi3O7 Irewt 1 1 lam I elt tyll 11-- I I by mistalti" laughed the third call- r)i 0'-' DIVORCE 4 VIV CIA I ed 1 ')-''''' fri7r i "Ysi1''i''''''0'01-)GH 4' l' 110 1111 IC ro tE A 1Ss TH13 l''11 'i' l'I 4'1'4: Y'-'11-' 1-1' '''t i Z')'-: If 4 'e enre It a "(di tie not yet: it 'till later" Linig)ed the prospective groom Ham! Again the big doors opened clO5(1 This time with the fly feet deisively pounding the tops end carrying their passenger out into the wide wide vvorld almighty Wait honey jes' dtIiiri yelled the bewilkrod inin LZ I ing w-Thnlng ir his remark had hoen i 11el or fortunate Prhahl believing the latter the third pdrtY passed on And they haven't got their marriigp I ken yet In not yet wiit 'till later lau gh th ed pospec ti gr ve oion Again the big dwirs opened 1 (10S141 This time with the linty feet delsivly aie piitinding the tps I111 carrying their passenger 11s into the vide wide world 11S11 almighty Wait honey I f'Is if' tfittri Y011ed the beWIA- 111111111 LZ1Ving chase W111111111q ir his remark had i11 r111 lortunate and time- ly prebold believing the latter tho third 1(1IY passed on And they haven't got their mar- rimgp yet the tl '1 1'r i FERMI! IS SUUGH I 1 fr: I itif Ali ft'llroik) in tt I I 1 tr '11t (Tv!) 11flili'l Pi Ill CIA I 5 'I 1 it' I 1 w111111 i 1 I 1 n- I i I I t' i NNill tin Wof i 1 i't 1 I I 1 1 i i i I I 1r a 10 01 ft 11 i 1 1 1 for a od a 11111 1 IT IS SOUGHT the Ifd e- tw i Is 11fiCa Will od It I i Mid i 1 114 ei ti 11s will int 'ten he 1 for a ii1 ri( I I I 1 4' LlIIlIn1t I hit jII ht of iti tiliitiy lir I he ill' I Pl irtg IF1 111re hlt ohoml who I 1 rloi I orli Nt WO StiiVOe4 eirHtpd rr1 Trq I 1111 or n)otor tft irof ilili thlt Vk ill 110 of zi-0 allie111 (0111g tiliiliy I 11 loll rnt IVISrl I 'IP '11 Ncyk ttrq 17 raid- nri hf t411111 or motor 1 1 I It It I of hol ba I ot hol I 1 I I I a 111 I 11O'ki ho gra 10 la-1- 40 c41- 1 19 111 I 1111 10 ntt- ct (IT14 AN'tql 1C1 'z I 1 1 I 111! I I 11 on yt'H TS of age Mra recently applied lo lio colthly In Louisville Ky for a 11n enter on her seeend ma! rolionia I I11 tire A 1)1L! Ii of aeo 1110 ''I' IUVfl r'Y': tor a 1111 1) enter on ner seeona ma! rolinn a I VOW tire -r VA 01111d 'Pt 111F 1A NVfntl '1 :1 St 10111 ut hA NV911 I 111 11I I 1 I 111t I IA i I 1USiC you want 4tise Phonographs and Records Come to FITZGERALfS go day 44)4 FITZGERALD RILL STREET 4k1-'4- AT 727 729 10111C tO 40 eN1 IT GE ARAL I godalit Pak BALD MN (MUSIC CO FirrZGE HILL STREET AT 72 7 72 9 A I you Pi IR INTR lf I 111 VS--de J1l wititurara -No 1 Pi fl Ai WA ASPO1011Pa AV fl 1 di 11 tiC Itt no I 1 1 A series of clean-cut indorsementn representing he ideas of moral and religious leaders of Las Anrioles toward Mayor Cryer'm work In giving the city the cleanest possible administration 'were today merle Cour of these leaders Rev Hugh Valkor pastor of he First Presbyterian chureh and president of the Los Angelen ilitirch Federation: Rev Ryland pan-tor of the Alount Hollywood Congregational church: A 1 Waillee president of the Anti-Saloon 1aglie of California and former lieutenant-governor or canrrnta and Rev Bruce Brown pastor a I south Park Christian church Nvere enthusiastic In their Praise of Maim' Cryer's administration BELIEVES IN HIM Declaring IMO Los Angetes "lins never had a ledter public than Mayer Cryor Walker praised Altiyor Cryer and commended bin service to the city Ile said: "I believe in your ability to render even better and more efficient FOrvh-e As a citizen of Lon Angeles for 25 years I am sincere in saying- that we have never hail a mayor in whom I he bad such entire conildenee as in Mayor 'ryer" Rev Mr Ryland said: "Mr (dryer is a diizen of the very highest type aild he has met the duties of his office during tlie administration just closing in an effieient and wine way" 'KEEN CAPABLE STRONG' "He is a keen capable strong man" declared Mr NVallaee in a letter of indorsoment "if there wore among the candidates of today a man better fitted to be mayor of Loa Angeles he would have my support It among the candidates there is no S11111 Man "The prenent mayor will in my Judgment bp hie on successor and should Ie lie very heartily has my glippOrt" BM' Mr Brewn said of Mayor Cryer: "lie is a man of ability and I integrity and his administration has been a credit to our great end growing city His past exporienee fits him to serve tics Angeles effielently in the great problems that confront us" LEAGUE INDORSEMENTS The Municipal Ownership Protetotite League has voted fled indorsement of Mayor Cryer and for the city ctrunoll Robert Allen Charles Colden Ralph Criswell Walter Mallard Sanborn and Fred Wheeler In lie resolution of Indorsement the league declared: "It is most essential that the city officials and council to any backward steps in lie nit3i's successful municipal ownership program be elected" For city attorney IPMFI it StPphens and for city auditor John were Indorsed and for the board of freeholders Charien A Basket-011e Richard A Collins John Haynes Irreeman A High John Horn Franklin Howell i Arthur Kinney Mlla Tuppor I Nlaynard Watt Moreland Nathan Newby Joseta Telhurst and David Woodheitd man of abilit Cryer is a Htlzen Of the very high- est type and he has met the duties of his office during the aciministra- tion just Hosing in an efficient and WM) WS 'KEEN CAPABLE STRONG' "He iS ft keen capable strong man" de lam Mc Wallace in a letter of indorsement "if there wore among the candidates of today a man better fitter to be ma3'or of os An geles he would have my support Jut tiniong he candidates there is no S11111 Man "The preent mayor will in my Judgment hiP MA'n1 successor anti should he ile very heartily has my 8" PPOnt Bel 'Air Proem maid of 'Mayor ryer He is fi and Integrity anti his administration haR been a credit to our greet end growing city Ills past experience 1 fits him to serve lops Angeles effi- clently in the great problems that l'' 1 con front LEAGUE INDORSEMENTS 1 The Municipal Ownership Pro- texitlye League has voted unOlittli- fled indorsement of Mayor Cryer end for the city mannell Robert id Allen Charles I Colden Ralph Criewell Walter Mallard Sanborn and Fred Wheeler In PR reRolution of Indorsement the iiiioarkdoriolfilAfreenhiollidaelq AC har(leosni nAg rounril opposed to any backward sleha In tile eitY's successful mum- ripe' ownership program be elected" For city attorney JPSS Ill Ste- phens and for city auditor John John It Haynes Irresiman A 'High I John Horn Franklin Iltwell i I Arthur Kinney Mita Tupper I Nlaynard Watt Moreland Na- I than Newby Josefa Tollturst and David Woodhead rty-A iluhl Pre a Volker pastor of ho First 9hyPrin htt er siden( an re of the 'Log Angeles i Federa- thin 'ivy 1dwin 14 rtyland pas- tor of the Mount iloilywood Con- greglitional church' A 1 Wfillfee president of the Anti-Saloon League Of Califorat and fyrtiver lieutenant- governor or Colitornia and ee lirttee Brown vostor the south I'ark Christian rhillCh AV11' en- 11111M1PISt10 III till 111alS Or AL01 crver's administratim BELIEVES IN HIM Declaring ilial Ios Angeles "hal never had a hotter public official" than ayor CrNer Mr Walker ptaised Mayor f'ryer and corn- mended his service to the city Ile maid: "I htlieve your I ability to rewler even better and I more eff11fAlt FOrvice As a citi- I ze of 1 es Angeles for 25 years am sincere in saying that wehave 1 Hever had a mayor In whom I hLve ba su11 entiro conildence as In Alavor Cryer" tirv 'Mr Ryland said: "Mr APAT 44r r11 v--rrs---4' -''7e-- -T-rr-44 i4v '-'t ''''''cv )zit il fr'skif'" 16tV anotiler teriumpb of a 41 111f96) 0 '4 SECRETARY OF ORDER OF B'NAI B'RITH DIES By Associated Press MEMPHIS Tenn April Seelonircund 56 of' Chicago In eocretary or the Ordo or B'nel Prith tiled suddenly at a hotel 11ro today urnammx1r- 1 It Takes Fine Shoemaking to Make Smart Shoes go 1 1 1 1 -----rw7-c-----7----- -----)7---- K---- p--77--mr---N-F-777----41777474i 4 r')KZ' '40i --k I ------v----44460- 'tz 't: 's -t 1 4'474-- 'vsic- 'w dit -1- --4-v04a14i 'ttkr-' 'et ttat h''47ikti 7' wSP Ai vJv -4 41-OfAAIVI YVI'4 NiVwr ki4i 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Pi 't1OPP'ttett 04 00)Ittirifxt kitift---11 iii 040 -44 -1 Att '1 ks44 It 1 a kes me Shoemakin(r I' 4' 11 i s' 1 A tl A 1 0 14 SECRETARY OF ORDER to Make Sill a rt Shoes 15 4 I 6 7 OF B'NAI B'RITH DIES By Associated Press -114 I I 1 l' if ILI tlive'1-lirAMtC ternational secretary or the Ordor Li 0- AIT 4q of Bnel If rith died suddenly at a tfk711SLW it ifett-rt'tlii' 0 1 fi A A--' 4 'io' hotel 11rA tudaY I 1 i Is 40(11 15 I' 1' '1 KEEPING with the progress of i MAGNIN 6' Co Li offer a shop unique and daring--a beautiful edifice dedicated to the women of this thriving community As Hollywood seemed to rise to its fame over night so this shop was conceived and completed in an incredibly short period The world's stile centers are our fields Hollywood's discriminating feminine pop ulation our goal satisfied customers our policy -g74 Let us usher you through the chancel rail of interest and Gateway of our look upon raiment both reasonable and 'rcta1 where clothes of every description and the con re aconsories of drez 5ecin to rival each other in color hannony and beauty where women who demand all that is exquisite and individual may completely outfit thrmselves to become as alluring as possible 11 KEEPING wit ri th progress 1 1 iigi-'ilpli'i'l'i Hollywood-I NIAGNIN 6' Co offer a shop unique and daring- a beautiful edifice dedicated to tile wonien 1 i of trlis tnrwmg communtt17 As H011yWOOd i I this seemed to rise' to its lime over ill 1 so is o') was i conceived and completed in an fricredibly short period The world's st-le centers are our fields- Hollywood's elscrm inaring feminine pop ulation our goal satisfied customers our policy -g-4 Let us usher you through the 1 1 the well known 1114hest grade shoemakers in Arne rica And the palented comfort features that are built into them will be a revelation to you You vill Fet a new sense of foot com or the moment you set your foot down in a Truwank 1 it Ighrleade'veslhi-o kennc117k el' ir'''''shei'nt Arne nca And the patented comfort features that are built into them will be a revelation to you The cleverest shoe novelty conceivable utterly fails to express culture and refinement and real smartness unless it also embodies fine shoemaking Truwauk Shoes are smart because they unmistakably express fine shoemaking They are made by one of The cleverest shoe nfaoivieslttny conceivable utterly express cttlture and refine- ment and real smartness unless it also embodies fine shoemaking :4 0 di 11 'i 6J 1 411 t0c e1 -11 -r 'i 41 '''ti '41: N' L' it '4 it 1''1V'''-14- 411' 'e61 I c'''''' 1 't4 1 '1 11 1 sip 1 7: Y'- 1 17)4 1 iol 1 ''Ct'ff''P4 0 -A 7 rt-z-ko-411 44'46 2 q1 w' 't31 i A'''' 4f' 41- 0fk'- i 4 41 1 I 1 i'' i i Ii'b4 ::1: 11 -i' I 1 i -tl44 i- 1 v-) 1 Jt- 4 '1 11( 1 I 1 'i'E''''-i I 1:4: 7 0- '74 1 -'i '1 ---i -c: ---A t''-A I 1 A 4:: 't '''l 1 :1: '''''''''t -I ''14' (Y '1' -'i 4I 1 1 ril ij 4 i e4i i 1: il 4 4 1 '14' 1 fef -1 e' 1 i 1 4' 'If 5' -0 -1( 14 i''4-'1 :01" i 6 1 A lesWi '4: iY1ei :7 1 -'-4' siAttrnsi' I ili-est li' I ffitt'ii-4 ltil it ill' -ki it 14 Zrt14e 1 Ill 't0- tt'qq-itiitt liA I ttii-L rtr itPV ill --'-tliAt 17bi t4' A titik 1 lt 0 it 1 --tai lit 0 i )4 l' Iii 1 o'-'ti tr- 0 1441'4'k' ''-'10 1 4 'Jri4 y1 I 1 v'e fl'A' 'I'd' 41'A'-' 4i-t44- I i'i y' tif P14 l0li 1 --'4 It in-' --A 1 00Iiit'''r'' -I 'ttr 1 ki4 44' 4 4 i ol 1 t1 I se oil fl 5 0 A''': i 1 tt4lV 'g kii -11i Ili Ts-(44-0 "i- i 1 1 I 441vii 1 Ileri'li I 1 1 i I I I ii i I 1 7 T44 I 4 5-v rf4 5 bpi JAt 1 a 4ts 11 pAPNPrInr11 ii il r'' it 64 0 ''4 t9taIriA qv I tk At 1 Burlington Ilwiery for Men (Ind for 11o mro It 4 fr 4 tt it 7ti-11 4 di t'A 51 I'l i It '1! 1 If i n't 31 11! a14Ir pi4-1'0-ig: 0'i'to-' '7o'FA y1t FONTHIS fRIMAUlt Shoes for lefornen 72 8 SdEJTI I DINE 725 SOUTII ClArE Blinoisun will bonor the memory of the late President C1ront with two meetings this week I he first Friday evening South Broadway and the seond on Saturday at Sycamore Grovo Park The Masoniv (71-u-la of Los Angeles will hald an informal dance and entertaintmnt i1 'wednesday evening Tile thirtieth a nn iversary of the California societ Sons or the Revolution will be velebnited Max' 15 with a hjg program John Stevens NI-77-Groarty author and producer of the Mission Play will address he next meeting Iotint tit Knights of Columini tomorrov evening: We bid you Itrkome Iril 1R! 'M 4411 I''i ei--I Lc I 1 1 4 'L2' t'3 46I1- AI' A P't gi4-- 1LJ b0 04 70 71t 4 ii li '1 1 it rifYI ri t'ftl 1 '1' 04 OOP' 'S's3e' IL nk' ik---- I i 44f4 Ift'llf 1 tl: 4A 47 PA il 'YP' rn (1 i ILI liEi WI I co 30 Yearm of Sovec9s "Selling Happiness To The Ruptured" i i 1 -cc IMAItCy" 0 II mmmk 11111 1923-30 Yeart of Sinces "Selling Happiness ii To The Ruptured" 'ti- t-) 1 ii I 1'11 it 6340 flollywood 'Boulevard gitweett cl)me Cahvr Igo Sertetl HOLLYWOOD Alumni or the Colorado Sohool 11 hold a election If orficers 1bi hancinet Thursday evening at I lion' Frank Tyrell Will address the! Commerciol board on motor busses! at lunrhoon Wednesday at the A 10X andria hotel The Elkutrio Club of Lom Angelen' celebrated "1-Tarbor Doily" wi luncheon toda 5 In the A lexa nd hotel This 11111111141 coined by frionde Ind Irk lloW fill ('Slillti1i11C11 Saying is most npi For it telis in live WOrila P1011y Nviiat I do l'Atrons trimoie -I h4 vo lone i 4'41-0 thotn--and they oll oH mo I tin-nisi) ilaPidne's and incomparable l'Plier VSa with tov BENJAMIN NATI RA 1 si-pro RT Try rottking it Pnritily for oarh permen it In rossibis to giie sninoo tinholiovanis flegror rotnr6r1 to Ilia oisaror laoon 110 opening olosori anti trilai Nature in building hosting nom this Support ihore ws nettong to ilo ila rot' and tirco in nothing today to till" its Witco So 10 Obtn ill Itioai comfort nnci We-curtly lot mo Millie one for you sit ins ron for rarh Indivittunt roattsfeletion tii fl4l I for aionontmont flois 9 to If you cannorcaii ill pittiti 11Veinr hitt IttirittP coined by friend! and gw 1111W fill ('S11111111C11 saying is most apt For it telis in live worik nxantly what i I do Patrons am trininhi -I ha Vo MMI I I of them--and they nil toil mt I I tirnish nanninn's and Incomparable l'Plier with Inv BENJAMIN NATuHAL 4' SUPPO ri try molting it Peptleateiy for f0tph romon it tii poseible to gie en rilowt 101hotiovRnift flegrop of romr6-1 to tin tenrni 1or I hp opening elneert nd geeltp tither in totittling heeling tiintue thg Support nrftreli nottOng In do Ot pprls anti thro is nothing indty tn tnlie its piece So 10 Itla! comfort nnd me- ettrity let Inn 11 ilie one ow vou Our Shop! sr rke Ambassador and Ilvhr-vland maintamed as usual IENJAMIN Pr James Pisher ol illP Coon- ty 1-14ciatie1t will he he tolifoingt delegate at the mitienal ettureettilep tit washington 1 beginning May 3 "eltimem of Will 1 tP presented by the Los Angeles high ehool glee ehths Wednesday afternoon and Thursday tuul lortday noon and Thursday sad lorthay eveuinsa 1N( 111-41 ALA ()I' 11 I RNNJAMIN NA T1 11 A SUPPORT shite 310 Iletrnpodildh 'then( er SlInt and TIM Ir In1 1 Sotith iI teA 'et Sixth Read Express 'Want Ads' It Pa)( to 1 -57k It? 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