Los Angeles Evening Post-Record from Los Angeles, California • 2

TUESDAY API TTTE RECORD Fastest Growing Newspaper in Los Angeles Record Flier Reduce Your Fat Without Dieting CREATORE HAS AMBITION WANTS TO PLAY CLASSICS sTTTAr USE 8000000 POUNDS BEEF ON RAILWAYS By United Free Chicago April 22 -A cow which could drink from the Gulf of Mexico and switch Icicles from the north pole could be made from the amount of beef used annually on the sixty railroads of the country that maintain dining car service Or to say it with figures as does the Bureau of Railway Economics 8000000 pounds of beef are used yearly to feed United States dining car patrons Taara ago th formula for fat raduo-tlon wa Today it is Take Marmola Prescription Friend tell frlends-r-these friend tell other They eat substantial food llvs aa they like and still raduo stesdlly and easily without going through Ion alege of tiresome exercise ana Jrvae tlon diet Marmola Prescription Tablet ere sold by all druggists th world at one dollar for a bo or If you pr you can order direct from the Macro Co 4612 Woodward Av Detroit MIC Advertisement DISCUSS PLANS TO GET OLYMPIC MEN FUNDS Appearing as guests of honor before the luncheon meeting of the Commercial Board of Loa Angeles at the Biltmore Hotel at noon Wednesday athletic stars of the past and present will tell that organization of the plans of the local committee In charge of raising $50000 to aid in sending United States athletes to the Olympic games William May Garland president of the local committee will be the principal speaker SJJome of the' notables attending will be 4pek Dempsey Dean Cromwell Henderson Tom Bundy May Sutton Bundy Alma Richards James Donahue William Yount Maurice McGlaughlln and Norman Anderson WHAT A DOES WITH SHOW FUNDS The most efficient charitable organization in the country today is the A Benefit Fund This fund last year amounted to a quarter of a million dollars It was distributed over two continents and among a membership of over 12000 vaudeville artists The A also carries several hundred chronic cases pld age pensioners hopeless invalids tuicrcu-losis patients fighting their way back to health in Denver or Saranac All of these receive their monthly cheeks from the A Benefit The checks for tubercular patients run from $40 to $200 a month according to the circumstances and average from $4000 to $5000 monthly There are 150 ex-actors and actresses who will receive a monthly check from A as long as they live Ekcb member of A receives a gratuitous life insurance policy of $1000 which la paid to the nearest of kin dependent upon his earnings Immediately upon his Teeth as Low as $5 Best Set $7 Beat set none bettter no matter how much you pay including your choice of base plate material (metal ex cepted) Guaranteed 10 yeans MY EXTHBMKLV LOW PRICKS Teeth a Lew $60 Beet Set of Teeth (either set) 700 Uuld Cretans karat 400 Bridge Work 22 karat) Porcelain Crowns 409 Bold FUUwa 100 up Gold Inlays 100 up Synthetic Porcelain 0 up Silver Filling up Cement Filling Mlc up Teeth Treated 50 Pyorrhea Treat ment per tootli200 Serve Removed tPainless) 1 00 Teeth Kxtmcted (Painleas) 50e No charge for Painless Kxtracttlng and Cleaning when other work is contracted dor Old gold Is valuable I pay cash or allow you full valuo for It on dental work NOT A IIBNTAL PAH 10 A PRIVATE high-cluss up-to-dsta SANITARY dental office wflth sterSUed Instruments and gentlemanly aerators whom you will not be patterned to recommend to your friends X-RAY horvlce Fret With Othnr Work DR FAIRFIELD 536 Broadway M3 By ALLEN CLAIRE CREATORE noted orchestra director had a real ambition when he signed a contract with the Grauman Metropolitan theater That ambition is the creation of a real musical audience he said you suggest a piece that It la too classical played Classical music! The people they like it We can 5 A always tell by the applause If they like it it is spon- -s txBml taneous the ap- A jfl plause If not it is a patter Creator THINK that by playing to the A weekly crowds that come to see the motion pictures I can build up a public with a deep sincere appreciation and understanding of the finer more intricate selections Only a few classical pieces have been popularised But there is a tremendous mass of musical compositions which the HORSE RACES on the Dance Floor Prizes for Winning Jockeys a TONIGHT at Penny Dunce De Luxe 9th and Grand KING SPEECH WILL BE BROADCASTED By I'nited Press London April 22 great $100900000 "empire exhibition will be officially opened tomorrow by King George appropriately enough on St George's Day the feast of patron saint For the benefit of those unable to attend the opening ceremony King speech will be broadcasted by the first time the British monarch has been broadcasted Me IBU RNE YS KIDNEY Mrs Oliver Atkey Is the first woman to fly across the English channel with a passenger She is also the first woman to obtain an English air license public never hears know about because directors are afraid to play them "By playing each week some number with which the public is unfamiliar I hope to build up a real musical audience is impossible to tell how long It will take But it will eorne lxok! Last week played 'Cleopatra' and It took It had never been played in Los Angeles before week I am playing the overture pf A Ponchielll and they seem to enjoy it You tell what the public will like till you try Sometime one will reach the real pinnacle" points out that a new generation of music lovers is being developed Twenty or thirty years ago there were symphony or-chestiraa only in Boston and New York Now they are in all of the larger cities Music in the home has become the chief recreation the great means of softening the burdens and that means a more sympathetic audience in the theaters When asked about the influence of temperament upon musical ability he responded: is certainly essential but -ome have a too little and some have too much music that appeals to the a he said smiling leads (Creatore 1 an Italian) It has expression melody I like Russian music Jt has strong dramatic power is sentimental" In answer to questions regarding the arranging of musical scores Creatoj-e had some Illuminating things to say is mostly mathematical It Is more mathematics than anything else Why? Because we can figure out on paper the exact relationship of the notes In arranging a piece of music I just sit down and write it out as you would a letter I can read It from the page without an Instrument I think how It sounds It Is largely mathematics and training "I personally see to all my arrangements It Is necessary to change the music from the standard arrangements because they are for larger symphony orchestras I must get my effects from a smaller number of pieces" And Bladder MwUciM On dos rotter Bright Dtseas bed-watting grmvk a a and rhawraattao to McBuraay loot av Lai Angeles Oai far Price 201 regular slug SAILOR WISER SADDER A youthful sailor Is back on his ship wiser than when he got shore leave to Long Beach And Margaret Nelson 24 Is at liberty as long as she stays away from that beach city The Nelson woman was charged with contributing to the delinquency Her attorney 8 8 Hahn Obtained her release on a writ of habeas corpus when a Long Beach peace justice refused to come to Los Angeles to testify POSTPONE ENCAMPMENT The 21st annual encampment of the Spanish war veterans department of California to be held at Chico May 12 13 14 has been indefinitely postponed on account of the foot and mouth disease -famous for exceptional merchandise extremely tow prices and unusual assortments Spring Symbolized as Asparagus Bunch Reach Washington Coming Thursday April 24 th the second Greater Broadway Day of definitely plannedrfor day intended to make new friends for this store by virtue of better values We have just received a fresh shipment of these popular consoles For one week only we are offering them for $12225 This price includes 20 record selections of your own choice No down payment necessary Terms as low as $250 a week These phonographs are of excellent design and good workmanship They have the new oval horn heavy spring motor and other up-to-date mechanical improvements Finished in oak or mahogany Play all records At this price they last long Come in and make your selection without delay Washington April Spring has come at last to the far cast Or as New Yorkers scornfully say of Washington the near cast Spring has come vis overland freight as follows Asparagus selling a $1 a hunch bunch contains 18 stalks California cauliflower 33c to 50c a head and the beads very very small California artichokes 23c and 30c apiece California lettuce 15c a head Usually brown and withered California orange can be had here but 09 per cent of the population of the east will tell you with deep conviction that the weakly acid flavor: of the Florida orange Is far superior Noted Civil Engineer Expires By United Press London April 22 Lindon Wallace Bates noted American civil engineer is dead here following a stroke of paralysis LrttSvJbl The Broadvfay Department Stores Closes at One o'clock on Saturdays The man whose fair price and fair terms have brought thousands of piano and phonograph buyers to his stores THIS WEEK ONLY Including 20 record selections of your own choice Lindon Wallace Bates was one of the mostly widely known elviiehgl-neers In the world and had on international reputation as a designer of dredging apparatus Ear! in his career Bates was identified with big contracting enterprises in Oregon Washington Montana Kansas Missouri Illinois Louisiana and California and later was employed by many European nations on harbor and river projects $75000 BOOZE DOPE SEIZED ARREST TRIO Three men King Cavanaugh and Frank Hohoney said to have been doing a liquor business of $10000 a week Were arrested by federal prohibition agents in front of a Broadway store aa they were about to make a delivery to a customer from their automobile it is alleged Liquor and dope worth $75000 belonging to the trio 1 said to have been stored in a Pacific Electric freight station at ML Lowe As there Is no agent at ML Lowe the stuff was left there a few days and when unclaimed was taken to the car bams at Pasadena FACES SECOND TRIAL FOR MURDERING WIFE By United Press Mound City Kan April John Scott went on trial here today for the second time on charges of murdering his wife Eleanor Scott Love of Arlene Scott pretty 19-year-old niece of his wife was the motive for the slaying authorities aaid Charges of murder against Arlene were dismissed before she was brought to trial in the first trial the jury dls-agreed after voting 8 to 4 for Every phonograph you buy from A Danz is guaranteed and serviced free for one year Free special delivery service To Protest Atrocious and Needless Killing of Pet Animals on Premises as a Violation of Property Rights of Citizens TERMS PER WEEK Danu Music Co Sheet music and phonograph record departments at both stores 549 Broadway Near 6th (Downstairs) fnprM 105 Spring St I (Out of th High Kent Dlstriet) tV LllIINVjO Phone BKoadway 4658 or VAndike 6129 TWO STORES ire Speakers on Mouth Disease American Animal Defense League 533 Bryaon Building Los Angeles $5 DOWN Delivers to your home any piano in two stores! temperature Partly cloudy tonight: probably becoming unsettled Vnd-nrsdey moderate temperature Yesterday's Average tl Hottest Spot Calexico as Coldest Flagstaff 30 I.