Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 64

SUNDAY Crffiime APRIL' 29, 1928 GIRL WED-ON KILLER SUSPECT GIVEN 60 DAfS WEBB RULES ON LOST RECALLS Two-Mile-Long Lettuce Trains On Way East Raman Fliers Fail to Pierce Clqwjjf of Asfies By A. n. KECKER gptoial Cbl to 0kUnd TEIBDNE nd the Chluio Diljr Nwi. VI1SMM1 Anfii 9. Rumanian 1REAT ARREST minnn Trnun Ton ay LLUBa CLUBS I aviators have been trying to pierce INUUII iLiimu Berkeley Coomlc society art' ex SACRAMENTO, April 28.

County officers are not entitled under the California constitution to reimbursement for expenses incurred in recall elections where the recall is defeated. Attorney-General U. S. Webb said today in CIOUQS oi Bines wniun iiovo uiit-ened northern Rumania but so far Kplnv fnrnjiri in land. hibit, 2740 College avenue, 2 to 10 p.

m. Ashes and dust is covering villages Sentenced to Five Years WATSONVILLE, April 27 Two lettuce trains, each nearly a mile long, left here ye terday for the east. One contained 90 and the other 83 refrigerator cars and are said to have been the longest train of loaded cars ever to leave the local yards. At the prevailing price the cargoes were valued at approximately 150,000. More than 1000 tons of ice were required to insure the arrival of the produrf in good ronriition.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 28. Miss Darley Mae Lee, dancer, was legally single again today, her marriage to Harold Honore, Berkeley theater manager, annulled because pf her story that Honore had forced her by threats to wed him. "He told me that if I would not marry lilm he would have my mother and father thrown in jail because he was a friend of the chief of police," MlssuLee told Superior Judge S. L. Brother.

The wedding took place June 13, 1927. but thev never lived together an iopinlon handed Attor ana nems ana ODScunng me sun. They are thought to come from an anrtVinuflkA ftp new'volcano which LOS ANGELES, April 28. Arthur Evans, arrested recently in connection with the death ten months ago of his wife, Helep St. Clair Evans, film actress, was under a 60-day Jail sentence for vagrancy today.

Evans was first taken into cus-today when A. T. Daniels, New York beauty parlor owner and father ot Miss St. Clair, claimed his daughter had been murdered, and had not committed suicide as a coroner's Jury held. to Life fpr Holdup Winch Netted $78.

ney Glenn M. Devore of The attorney general holds that ha appeared near Bessarabia. the terms of the state constitution TOMORROW 1 Klwanis club, Hotel 'Oakland. Joint meeting with Soroptlmlst club Ivord ball room. American Legion Service club.

Athens club. Speaker: Dr. Guy K. Talbott, Pacific coast regional director of the Near' East Relief; subject: "The. Tinder Box of the World War." Soroptlmlst club, Hotel Oakland.

Joint meeting with Klwanis club, Ivory ballroom. Altrurians, Athens club. -Purchasing Agents' Association, Athens club. 'i High Twelve club, Hotel Leamington. Speaker, Captain William I.

Day; subject, "Salvage of Human jur. Clausen lecture on uanisn art. Friends', meeting (house, Vine and Walnut, perkeloy, 4:80 p. m. Dana Whist club, K.

of C. hftll, Alameda, evening. South Berkeley Whist club, South Berkeley hall, evening. Lonesome club community singing, to 8:30 modern and old-time dances, 8:80 to midnight, 126 Twelfth street. nrovldlng for reimbursement in re i call elections apply only to state Edward H.

Whalen, George Le Hon In which the recall of a county supervisor was sought. Following defeat of the recall, the supervisor contended he should be reimbursed for his expenditures In the election. ruic, Henderson and Fred H. Mont' Officers. The opinion was asked in connection with a recent Fresno elec- as man and wife, the dancer said.

rRmery, Berkeley gas nation ban who were found rullty by TOMORROW .1 ry before Judge Fred V. Wood robbery tn the first were i J' iaterday sentenced to serve term Wreckage." Electric club, Hotel Oakland i from five" year to life, West Oakland Boosters, Prea TRIBUNE radio broadcast. Miller Cross, whist, Pacific Derby assoclatloh, whist, Paoiflc cott school, '8 p. m. Social night 4 Henderson and Montgomery i ere sentenced to Sin Quentln Mith-Rlt club, 4928 Telegqaph building, Grant loenue avenue.

8 d. m. Geary Street Foresters' whist. Pacific build Havenscourt Improvement club, hlle Whalen went to Folsom by i-eon of two prior convictions. Immediately after the verdict was ing, 2:15 p.

m. Havenscourt boulevard- and Beck San Francisco Wains Whist club, pacirio duiio- street. I n. ndered the district attorneys or ing, 8:80 p. if ce filed a supplemental lnforma Carpenters Hall association, Advertising club, Hotel Oakland i.on showing that Whalen twice Speaker, Harry B.

Klrtland; sun enviously had been convicted, whist, Frultvale avenue and East Twelfth street, i iect. "The Old Order Changeth." Henderson and Montgomery ust serre a minimum of five Publlo tiplrlt iiotei uaK land. i lira each, but the minimum sen THEATERS Sclots Luncheon club, American nee of Whalen will be fixed by Beginning Monday Our Great Annual Gr 11. -e prison board. The men were convicted of hold N.

W. Service club, Del American "The Devil Dancer." Monte Cafe. Regular meeting. fc' tip Meyer Baylln, at a eervice Broadway "London After Mid (nation at McKee street andUnl night." Tele-Grove Improvement club 8. p.

Sacred Heart auditorium TBity avenue and escaping; with Capitol "Hard Boiled Hag' arerty S.8.78. The trio denied the rob Ivywood Extension Improve ment club, 8 p. m. ry and as all wore masks there century "college" ana i "Alias no identification. AH.

how the Deacon." Highland Terrace Improvement club, 8 p. Technical High confessed to the Berkeley po- Dlmond "Baby Mine." Eastmont "Whit Flannels" school. Fopty-second and Broad 1 1 Fairfax "On Your Toes" and way, p. m. Business meeting at 8 p.

followed by talk at 8:80 'The Latest From Paris." p. m. Speaker, Harold French mPMii Cleapamces i 1 1 SIIL'S FETE subject. "Need of Park and Reo Fern "Put 'Em Up." Fulton "Cheating Golden State "Chain Light' reation." Eastmont Business Association ning." uranaaa "Kara soiled nag- 7421 Foothill boulevard, 8 p. General business.

gerty." Clinton Improvement Associa Grand-Lake "Across to Singa III FILM tion, Part Time school, East Tenth pore." 1 street and Third avenue, 8 p. m. tiiDPoarome ''isi of Forgotten Committer report, Women" and vaudeville. l. at Prevailing Reductions V4-V3 V2 Off and More! Beuiah i Bummil 'improvement Lincoln "Wild Beauty, Orpheum James Barton and club, John Hwett school, 8 Business meeting.

complete survey of news nap- nlnrs in the Eastbay region dur- the week Is bo be presented at New Frultvale "Wild Beauty." Palace "Shooting Irons." Parkway "On Your Toes" and Hippodrome theater for four i ye beginning; Tuesday by the HIBUNB-Ackerman and Harris "The Last Waltz." Burglar Escapes After Woman Leaps on Back Dresses Ensembles Coats -Sportswear Accessories I imera News. X'iedmont high school's annual Piedmont "Chicago." Plaza "Let 'Er Oo Gallegher." Blalto "Let 'Er Oo aallegher." State "The Thirteenth Juror" i rntval. with students and faoulty i essed as youngsters, is one of Vltaphone and Movletone.r 1 i i high lights on the news reel. (. iere are skits by various classes, i- (rack meet and a baseball game.

SAN FRANCISCO, i April 28. Mrs. Beuiah Adams, 825 Geary Yesteiday'a May festival at Htreet. proved more than a match kesid park will be shown in the and more than 100 youngsters Senator "The Noose." "The Divine Woman." BKHKKI.EV California "The Dove." Campus "Partners In Crime;" Lorin "Feel My Pulse." aoods." Rlvoli "Wild Beauty." Strand "The Big City." for ens burglar today, but came il be seen. Taere wiu be close' out gecpna obbl in a uaiuo- wins two of them.

Shortly before day of Margaret' Hales as Lady light Mrs. Adams was awakened by stealthy movement near her U. "Speedy." Clearance of ENSEMBLES! i Three groups repriced regardless of cost for speedy disposals Women and Misses' GOAIIiS! grouped at three prices for immediate clearance bed. She saw a man kneeling In ring; aaid also -of. her attendants, ithe dance of the, Spring.

Bios- frns, tm well as pictures of Miss i )lba Impeding of the Oblden Gate hool Wyho was crowned "Queen i The Meky festival program was BAJV LKAIVDItU Palace "On Your Toes." IIAYWAK1) front of a bureau drawer which was open. A second man stood Hay ward "Outlaws of Red River." Slashing Redactions 250 DRESSES repriced regardless of cost for immediate clearance ranged directed by Miss right by the door. Screaming at the top of her Voice Mr. Adams leupod upon the crouched figure at the bureau. The' burglar wa takon by surprise.

He tried to Aviator Reception throw off his captor but without To Be Heard on Radio success. A he struggled to the Radio listeners of the west will 3 ulee Jorgensen, and the music is under the direction of Elbert wan, while) the playground board of 1 director Include Sr. James P. iher, Mrs. Amy, Thurston.

Mrs. ilia Anton, Harold C. Austin and ,,) mph N. SUdner. Twenty-five Mexloan educators to arrive totfay i Beckeley to tly California educational ays- i turns, Fill be welcomed by JJnlver of officials in the given the Irish-German transat- CA values to enabled to hear the reception lantlo aviators when they arrive in $39.50 Values to $79.50 hallway Mrs.

Adams held on, atlll crying fpr help. Finally the second intruder seized her and pulled her from his pal's back. They left her, prostrate on the floor and flod down the stairway, Entrance apparently had been gained through the fire escape. An $79.50 Values to New York Monday through the nationwide broadastlng chain of the National Broadcautlna: company, Graham MoNarnee and Philip Car- lIBCJmC-Acketrman and Harris SI.O 4(1 value, to Inventory disclosed 820 in currency $125.00 stolen. $89.50 .50 Bridge Party to Aid regularly selling up $59.50 Values to $27 Cfimera v- 's 'There Willi also be shown plo-lures ct tlfe tiny dog; that makes fiilhome in shopping bag, and of ib work belig dona In the pour log of concrete for the.

bridge to connect Ban MAteo and Hay ward. -The Hippodrome's main film ffnrtlng Tuesday will be "Wild Ueese." featurlnr' Belle Bennett $89.50 Building of Home $59.50 Values to $125.00 .00 Iln, veteran aiyiounoers, will be stationed at the flying field, and will begin their description of the scene before the aviators land. They will follow FItzmaurlce, Koehl and Von lluonfeld from the field to the New York city hall, where Mayor James Walker will welcome them officially. The broadcast is scheduled to start at 7:30 a. Paclflo time, and continue for two hours with KPO, San Francisco, and KGO.

Oakland, handling it locally. A benefit bridge Darty will be former prices were held at the Hotel Leamington next Saturday afternoon by the Catholic Daughters of America, Court California No. 159. Proceeds Will be $'2750 $79.50 added to the fund for building a Kasha, Brameena, mixtures, tweeds, checks and twills with silk frocks, sweaters for blouses with skirls. Sizts 14 to 44.

home for working girls. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs, and Anita Stewart. CES CRASH DEATH. 1 April 28-As the result of an auto wreck, $10,000 i (e mages for the death of her son, A. Lange, are sought by Mrs.

Silk and ttool coals, fur-trimmed or smartly plain tailored. A large group ivhich Dili justify very early shopping. Values are exceptional. Sizes MVi loMVi. Anthony B.

Lilienthal, assisted by Mrs. Thomas Irwin, Mrs. John F. Mulllns, Mrs. George McMasters.

CA former prices were to $89.50 $47 the death machine. The men, both war veterans, were returning to Stockton from Bacramento when the car skidded and upset. Miss May White and Miss Marv I irriB isuuinariHiiu 111 iter aun aftlnst Robert L. Lowry, driver of i'Tioaericns. .50 ENGRAVED VEDDING INVITATIONS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Values formerly were to $125.00 A large group of heller v- TDT FCi $57 priced $95,00 to $295.0061 1 Both sports and formal en- Exceptional values TWO-PIECE SUITS $29.50 $39.50 Mixtures, tweeds cheviots, twills a group of very good looking suits, perfectly tailored and smarlt Practical.

Sizes 14 fo 46. YlPrte sembles a most remarkable opportunity to select a new ensemble for the Summer season. Sizes 14 to 44. Styles for afternoon, street, sportswear, dinner and evening: smartest silk and Vfool fabrics in aVide range of style Sizes 14 Wt In addition A Group of Exclusive Dresses formerly priced $89. SO to $295.00 Vi-Vi an'd Vz Off! Engagement RitlgS In so intimate and On the second floor SILK LINGERIE! Tho dainty silkty underthings fastidious women delight inal such low prices quantity buying becomes economy! Gotons Envelopes Step-ins Slips Pyjamas Step-in Sets Values extraordinary A group of SPORTS COATS! reduced to one price for immediate disposall I Envelopes and step-ins of crepe de Chine and Ceorgelle trimmed daintily with lace or in tailored styles.

$2.95 To close out our entire stock of EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY Every hat in slock priced from $25.00 to $65.00 lo go at personal a gift as the engagement ring one especially is guided by a sense of what is appropriate. For years a critical clientele has looked to II. Morton for the final word in such matters. i to I IKRMS IF DKMHKI) H. MORTON CO.

Jewelers Silversmiths 1712 BROADWAY, OAKLAND $25.00 Step-in pyjamas, slips, gowns, envelopes delightfully frilly underthings trimmed with lace -or the tailored styles so smartly practical. Peach, flesh, nile green, orchid. Because sizes are broken these coals must be closed tjuf immediately. Perhaps you'll need a new extra coat for Vacation Wear or town '-this is your opportunity! All are smartly plain tailored rail carefully Uned throughout with crepe de Chine Sizes 14 to 42. Included are all exclusive French model hats as Well as those from noted American makers.

ycry type of smart millinery is included Crepe de Chine, Ceorgelle or salin underthings gowns, envelopes, pyjamas, step-in sets and slips of impeccable work-' mcaiship and splendid quality $7.93 price.