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SPEAKER POINTS TO DEMAND FOR PROMPT ACTION

BARBER SHOP BATHTUB FOUND TO HAVE PIPE TAPPING SALOON KEG

CATHOLICS IN WAR WITH NEWSPAPERS

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REPUBLICANS TO TAKE TAX FROM COFFEE AND TEA

Title to Lands Nullified

Admiral Cervera Dead

FAIRBANKS IS GUEST AT FETE OF REPUBLICANS

Former Vice President Who Talks to City's Republicans

WHEAT GOES UP; FIRM COLLAPSES

CANNON FACES VACANT CHAIRS

FORMER SWEETHEART WILL WRITE PROTEST TO PAYNE

CASE OF ALLEGED SLAYER OF NEGRO PILOT DELAYED

SAY BROKERS DEFRAUDED MINING STOCK INVESTORS

Cattleman Found Dead

THOUSANDS ARE LEFT HOMELESS AT FORT WORTH

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NAPLES EAGER TO GREET ROOSEVELT

ALEXANDER THANKED BY CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL

NO INCREASE IN TARIFF WANTED

Japanese Admiral Feted

SUFFRAGETTES PLAN TO ERECT SPLENDID HOME

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FINISHES CLOSE AT DRIVING PARK

GOVERNMENT IN QUEST OF THIN MAN FOR SLIM SPACE

RAY LAMPHERE IN LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION

Taft to Visit California

THREE-LEGGED CANINE TO BE AUCTIONED OFF BY EXPRESS COMPANY

ALL STOCKTON HELPS ODD FELLOWS IN CELEBRATION

MEXICAN INDIAN FIGHTER IS SENTENCED TO DEATH

ILLINOISAN ELECTROCUTED WHILE AT HIS TELEPHONE

ISTHMIAN SHIP ARRIVES IN NEW YORK AFTER 62 DAYS

MAN WHO DISCOVERED WAY TO TRACE FELONS FACES SERIOUS CHARGE

ORGANIZE TO STOP AUTO SPEED-CRAZE

REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK IS REPORTED IN COLOMBIA

FASHIONABLE DRESSMAKERS OF NEW YORK ARE MISSING

STATE-WIDE PROHIBITION PROPOSED FOR MISSOURI

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THE STORY OF THE STORES

WITNESSES SAY SIGNATURE WAS NOT CHARNOCK'S

Pays $22,000 for Grove

Declares Dividend

LITTLE LABOR LEAFLETS

METHOD OF WASHING DISHES LEADS TO QUARREL

ROBERT E. LEE CHAPTER TO AID EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY

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HERALD'S GREAT OPPORTUNITY IS OPEN FOR ALL

MME. MODJESKA NEARING DEATH

TWO FILE PETITIONB IN VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY

Lectures in Norway

PASADENA DENOUNCES COAL SCUTTLE HATS

CITY IS BARRED TO WIRE-TAPPER

REWARD FOR OSWALD REMAINS UNCLAIMED

Charles Lummis to the Desert

COMMITTEE TO STUDY HARBOR

Chinese Merchant Diet

To Hold Funeral Monday

BELIEVED TO BE LIGHT-FINGERED

PATROLMAN STOPS RUNAWAY BUT IS PAINFULLY HURT

PEDDLER OF SHOE LACES BROTHER OF HALL CAINE

To Speak on Healing

Socialist Lyceum

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FRENCHMAN WINS GREAT MARATHON

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF TENNESSEE WINS VICTORY

OFFICIALS DISCUSS NEW RAILWAY WITH EUREKANS

TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

SEALS WIN IN NINTH INNING

BOY BELIEVED KIDNAPED IS FOUND DEAD IN LAKE

CHARGED WITH STEALING LUMBER; IS FINED $180

TWO MASKED BANDITS AT OAKLAND TORTURE VICTIM

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Why Sheriff's Office Succeeds in Capturing Criminals While the Police Detectives Fail

Puritas Distilled Water a Real Economy

SHUBERTS WILL BUILD THEATER

Assassins Believed Known

CHIEF ELUDES CAPTURE; CHANGES HIDING PLACE

REPORTED LOST, BUT IS IN LOS ANGELES FOR A REST

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FLIES KITE; BOY RECEIVES SHOCK

NEW HIGHER CRITICISMS OF BIBLE APE STARTLING

FAIR SEX SHOWS FAVOR TO UNMARRIED MEMBERS

One of Winners of Kite Flying Contest of Pupils

ASSAILANT OF GIRL PALES AT SENTENCE

ALLEGE GRAFT IN SIGN CONTRACTS OF CHICAGO

WANTS ONE TRIBUNAL TO DECIDE ALL LAWS

WOMAN'S OFFER RECALLS SEIZURE OF VIRGINIUS

RUMORS IN PARIS NOTED SINGER MAY WED PRINCE

HAGUE TO SOLVE MANY PROBLEMS

Blood and Skin Diseases

JURY RETURNS VERDICT OF DEATH DUE TO MURDER

Would Preserve Hetch Hetchy Park

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Editorial and Society Section LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD

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MAKE GREAT EFFORT TO STOP DEPRESSION

APPEALS FOR FUND FOR MEDICAL WORK IN CHINA

—~ ,>• ': i:-As Shakespeare Says '

DIRECT PRIMARY BILL TO RESULT IN GREAT GOOD

Twelve Members of Monitor Cheyenne's Crew Initiated Into Order of Elks at San Pedro

ELKS INITIATE MONITOR'S MEN

ATTEMPT TO FORM SHIPOWNERS' UNION

CANADIAN STRIKERS' HOPE DEPENDS ON COAL FAMINE

Strauss to Aid Crusade

LAWYERS PREY OF SWINDLERS

BATTALION CHIEF SAVES AGED COUPLE FROM FIRE

MAYOR DENIES HE HAS POLICE CHIEF ON SLATE

PRINCIPAL IS DISMISSED; ENGLISH STUDENTS STRIKE

MODEL ITALIAN TENEMENT HOUSE PLANNED BY GIRLS

SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK

Mother and Son Who Have Been Enjoying a Winter's Sojourn in Los Angeles

Young Woman Who Has Found Success in Art World

Fads for Faddists

Charming Visitors from the East Guests of Los Angeles Hostess

Out of Town Society

AT THE THEATERS

FARM LIFE

KITE DAY

GREATER LOS ANGELES

THE CLIMBERS

Dr. Stork: "Everybody Wants to Live in California."

BIRD OF CALIFORNIA

HOSPITALITY

CALIFORNIA

TROJAN OR TARTAR

TWADDLE

WHITE

EXCELLENT LAW

AMERICAN TARIFF LAWS

VI—The Tariff of Abominations

The State Press

Power of Press

Eureka's Peril

Newspaper Work

Warning to Castro

<?'/K Gnats and Camelstx;,*j.;;..'..!

•fr South Pole Ssfe

' Beef and

Sometimes

The Latest

Hogenville

Or by Ballooning

Far and Wide

Unwritten Lawlessness

Queer Combination

Conciliation Oil Works Well

* Woman and Tariff 4

Father's Half Dozen

Tastes

In Hoosier Weather

Harriman's Diet

Plenty

Unfinished Task

Finding and Keeping

THE CITY

AROUND TOWN

M'KINLEY INDUSTRIAL HOME TO GIVE BENEFIT

CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

GIVES HARBOR DATA TO EAST

SENTENCED TO FOLSOM FOR THEFT OF WATCH

WANTS TO ADMINISTER THE ESTATE OF ABEL LE BLUM

Sentenced for Violating Fish Laws

ROB SLOT MACHINES OF MORE THAN $25

CHARGE VIOLATIONS OF PURE-FOOD LAWS

JEFFERSON CLUB TO HOLD BANQUET TUESDAY NIGHT

SAYS HUSBAND TRIED TO END THEIR LIVES

NEGRO ASKS FOR SENTENCE TO GET OVER HIS DEBAUCH

PREPARE FOR PASSION WEEK

GROWERS PLAN TO CREATE MORE DEMAND FOR PRUNES

Coffee Warehouses Burn

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE EXPOUNDS RELIGION GALILEAN TAUGHT

Suspected Slayers Dismissed

WANTS STATE'S ATTORNEY TO ATTACK BUCKETSHOPS

Oppose Income Tax

MUSIC

Los Angeles Fine Arts League Holds Its First Exhibition at Steckel Gallery

ART

HEADS MOVEMENT FOR LOCAL CENTER OF MUSIC SOCIETY

AT THE THEATRE

In the Spotlight

CURRENT BILLS AT LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

FRATERNAL AND SECRET SOCIETIES

Active Officials of Veteran Odd Fellows' Association

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Real Estate and Classified Section LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD

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Los Angeles Investment Co. 's Lumber Yard and Type of House

COLLEGE TRACT MAKES RECORD

To Start Loft Building

To Improve Old Postofflce Site

2700 ACRES FOR $27,000

Monte Vista Sales

McCarthy Tract Sales •

INGLEWOOD RANCHO INCREASES IN VALUE

Reaches Ninth Floor

Complete Plant for Ginning Cotton at El Centro

YUMA PROJECT ATTRACTS MANY

BUILDING PERMITS INCREASE IN AMOUNT

CLOSE-IN PROPERTY SELLS FOR $16,500

MERCHANT TAKES $20,000 LEASE ON CLOSE-IN BLOCK

Sales of Portable Houses

1250 Per Cent Increase

Pays $2400 for House

EASTERNERS FLOCK TO WESTERN TEXAS

SEVENTH STREET LOT CHANGES AT $15,000

CUDAHY RANCH ENDS MOST PLEASING MONTH

EAGLE ROCK REALTY SHOWS STEADY GAIN

THE WEATHER.

AMERICAN WOMEN'S SOCIETY OBSERVES TENTH ANNIVERSARY

VATICAN'S SERVANTS VOTE FOR SOCIALIST

MYSTIC SHRINERS TO GO TO LOUISVILLE IN JUNE

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MOTORING NEWS LOCAL AND FOREIGN LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD

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MILE HIGH CLIMB IS SPECTACULAR

Maxwell Junior Shows How to Climb 100 Per Cent Grade

STUDEBAKER '30' ENDS HARD TRIP

BIG FOUR AUTO COMPANY MOVES TO NEW QUARTERS

Aeroplane and Automobile in an Exciting and Novel Race at Fast Daytona Course

DETROIT PLANS FOR A GLIDDEN

MAXWELL '30' IS STILL PEGGING

AUTO AND AERO CLUBS JOINED

ROAD RACE IS LIVELY SUBJECT

Two Courses Proposed for the Annual Dealers' Road Race

RETURN RACE IS NEARLY ASSURED

FISK RUBBER COMPANY WILL MAKE CYCLE TIRES

NEW BOOKLET IS FILLED WITH TIRE INFORMATION

WOODILL AUTO COMPANY REPORTS BIG SALE LIST

MOTORCYCLERS TO RACE TODAY

Two Hundred Persons Witness the Assembling of a Car from Ground Up at Tourists' Automobile Night School

'Baby Jones' Speedometer Hit of Last Sunday's Race

CONWELL WANTS TWO ROAD RACE EVENTS

STANLEY KETCHEL IS GOING INTO RACING GAME

RECENT RACE SAID TO BE REMARKABLE

DRUGS HAVE KILLED MORE PEOPLE THAN WAR. PESTILENCE AND FAMINE -DR.JNO.M.GOODE

L.A. HIGH TRACK TEAM WINS MEET

STIFF GAME WON BY LONG BEACH

BOAT RACE WON BY OXFORD CREW

ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL WINS FROM REDLANDS

WOODILL-HULSE TEAM WINS BY BIG MARGIN

STATE LEAGUE

BUNDY BECOMES TENNIS CHAMPION

Girl Ends Her Life

RIALTO GOSSIP

HERB WHITE DEFEATS KID BARNES; DECISION

SANTA ANITA PARK RESULTS

LOSER IN BOUT GETS NOTHING

SECOND TEAM uF CHICAGO AMERICANS BEATS DENVER

MAIDEN TAKES COLIN STAKES

STARS WILL PLAY ON TENTH STREET FIELD

HOSP IS HERO OF FIFTH GAME

HOLLYWOOD TOO GOOD FR WHITTIER HIGH

OCCIDENTAL NOT IN IT WITH SANTA ANA

JUNIORS OF SANTA MONICA GET AWAY WITH OUTLAWS

HUNTINGTON BEACH WINS TRACK MEET

LIGHT TACKLE MEN GET BUSY

Caused by Defective Heater

Shoe Sale

AMATEUR BOXERS TO JOIN ISSUES

SCHILLING WINS BIG BABY RACE

SENATORS LOSE PITCHING BATTLE

The Herald's Public Letter Box

News From Neighboring Cities

. PASADENA

BOTH PARTIES FEEL CERTAIN OF VICTORY

FORMER IOWA BANKER WILL MAKE PASADENA HIS HOME

WILL MAKE STRONG EFFORT TO WIN WANKOWSKI TROPHY

JOHN BURROUGHS GOES ON TRIP WITH OLD FRIEND

PASADENA BRIEF NOTES

LONG BEACH

REFUSES TO PERMIT COMPLAINT CHANGED

LONG BEACH ITEMS

EMULATES DR. TANNER AND LOSES 35 POUNDS OF FLESH

Freak Halibut Caught

SAN PEDRO

OIL BURNING TESTS WILL BE COMPLETED

SAN BERNARDINO

COMMERCE CHAMBER TO ERECT BUILDING

SUES RAILROAD COMPANY FOR DAMAGES; GETS $10,000

TRACTS OF ORANGE LAND ARE SOLD NEAR SAN BERNARDINO

Regains Lapsed Memory

REDONDO BEACH

FOREMAN OF CAR SHOPS AT REDONDO PROMOTED

INVITED TO REDONDO BEACH GUEBTS OF RAILROAD COMPANY

Ten Days to Amend Complaint

SANTA ANA '

PROPOSE CENTRAL BODY TO MARKET WALNUT CROP

WILL OBSERVE PALM SUNDAY WITH SPECIAL CEREMONIES

ORANGE PICKER FIRES AT COMPANION AND FOREMAN

REDLANDS BREVITIES

«■ » ~t • Parliamentary Procedure

To Give Band Concert

FINANCIAL-COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK STOCK AND BOND MARKET

CARLOAD SHIPMENTB' OF CITRUS FRUITB

CHICAGO GRAIN

PRICES OF METALS IN NEW YORK MARKET

FINANCIAL

»Ie ■--NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Clearing House Statement

MINING QUOTATIONS

EGGS DECLINE IN LOS ANGELES MARKET

SAN PEDRO SHIPPING

Sugar and Coffee

The Metal Market

Exports and Imports

In Rome

Fools

Here's Hoping

PUTS OFF FREE TRADE IN CONGO

GREEKS INTEND TO MAKE UPRISING AT SALONICA

Fever Is Abating

REDMOND GIVES HIS IDEA OF HOME RULE

DOG RECOGNIZES OWNER'S VOICE OVER TELEPHONE

MORE DREADNAUGHTS ONLY PROVISIONAL

To Abolish Old Custom

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IN THE PUBLIC EYE

WITH THE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS

"ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE"

FASHIONS OF THE HOUR

ATTRACTIVE PARIS WRAPS THE LATEST AUTOMOBILE COATS

SCENES AT FOREST OF ARDEN, MAD DAME MODJESKA'S FORMER RESIDENCE

THE OLD ARM CHAIR

THE DOOR STEP

MRS. CAUDLE

THE MINUET

THE BRAKEMAN'S LAST TRIP

THE OLD ARM CHAIR

The Annual Exhibition of the National Academy

LUCK CHARMS

Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree

INDIAN ACTRESB

POOR UNCLE ED

THE BEST WINS

THE REAL IMMORTALS

THE CREDITOR'S LETTER

THE ALLURING TROUT BROOK

THE SINGER OF THE SONG

JAPAN'S GOOD ROADS

MUSICAL ITEM

Tolerated

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HERALD JUNIOR LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD

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Letters to Aunt Laurie From Nephews and Nieces

• WRITERS' CONTEST

The Week's Roll of Honor

Her Diagnosis Correct

The Steam Family

The New Hat

JUNIORS APPRECIATE THE HERALD PRIZES

Freddie's Impression

She Knew

60 HE SHOULD

THE WOMAN OF WEII

UNFINISHED STORY

TOMMY ON THE TRAIN

LEARN REPORTING

VISITORS' HOURS 1

PA'S IDEA OF IT

ABOUT PRIZES FOR HONORABLE MENTIONS

Herald Juniors Prove to Be Poets in Limerick Contest

LIMERICK CONTEST

Mary and Jessie Find Difficulty in Counting a Million

Beginning of Story Completed by Juniors

Bobby's Unfortunate Delay

No Claim

Herald Juniors Illustrate Fairy Tale-"Woman of Weii"

PICTURES ILLUSTRATE FAIRY TALE ACCEPTABLY

CONTEST FOR YOUNG ARTISTS

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Feature Section LOS ANGELES SUNDAY HERALD

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THE NIGHT COURT GRIM AND GROTESQUE MINGLE IN PANORAMIC SCENES OF HUMAN INTEREST

A PAGE for MISSES

DAINTY FROCKS in SILK and CLOTH for EASTER DANCES

SOCIAL AMENITIES FOR THE SCHOOL GIRL

Latest Neckwear Novelties.

Japanese Flower Effects.

FANCY APRONS FOR EASTER BAZAAR

»_ Shirred Ring Mesh Bags.

To Clean Lace Waists.

SUITABLE GIFTS FOR THE TRAVELLER

LATEST PARIS FASHIONS

AN ATTRACTIVE LINEN SUIT.

The Enemy's Surrender

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