The evening world. Newspaper, June 21, 1921, Page 11

NON-STOP FLIGHT PUT OVERFOR DAY; CONDITIONS POOR —— Start Will Be Made From Los Angeles for New York at 4 A, M. To-Morrow. (Special to ‘The Evening World.) LOS ANGHLES, June 21.—The ‘Weather and barometrical conditions here to-day caused a postponement until to-morrow morning at 4 o'clock ef the departure of Pilots Springer @nd Davis for New York in the a'r- plane in which they will attempt to make a thirty hours’ non-stop thght to the Metropolia. New York bankers coming here mext fall for the convention will v'sit Grand Canyon, San Diego, Santa Bor- bora and Riverside, according to an ftinerary announced here. They will sirive in Los Angeles on Oct. 2 Elizabeth Risdon of New York was with her husband George Loane Tucker, here, when he died yester- day. The son, George Loane Tucker jr., is in @ military school at Pough- keepsie. The funeral of the film pro- ducer who brought out two screen plays that twice broke the record for commercial return will probably be held In New York. Among his busi- ness associates in New York at vari- ous times were Cohan and Harris, H, H. Frazee and H. W. Savage. The Producer of “The Miracle Man” suf- fered a long illness of kidney and Yiver troubles, brought on by over- work. Mayor Snyder of Los Angeles, re- cently defeated for jection, is leaving on July 10 for New York, where be will go into business. Miss Anna Orton, who conducts a girls’ school at Pasadena, has been invited by Vassar Alnmni to go to South America for the unveiling of| a statue to her father, Prof. James Orton, a noted naturalist of the Vas sar College faculty, who died Peru. Among New Yorkers at the hotels here to-day are: Mr. and Mrs. John J. Douglas, at the Hayward; D, White, B. G. Klinger, Mr and F. W. Robinson, Mrs. R. W. at the Alexandria; Richard Burton, Bligabeth Mack and J. R. McGee, at | the Savoy. Cecil B. De Mille is back froin New York. He asserts that censors there, with the State law effective on Aug. | l, have killed the classics for screen | purposes, and says he would not be surprised “personal liberty meddiers.” “The Kangaroos” was given its first | the Little | showing here last ni Theatre by a notable cast. It will ie followed by a New York proventa- tion in the early fall, Mrs. Nicholas Rice entertained at luncheon in honor of Mrs. John Mar. tin Graham and Mrs. Jared Lock: wood of New York. ‘Two American film companies with their personnels are to be picked from actors’ colonies here and in New York to be sent to Italy in August / under an arrangement just completed. The injury to Charles W. Paddock's leg, sustained in the A. A. U, tryouts | last Saturday here, is not as serious as at Coach Dean Cromwell of the Uni- versity of Southern California. He asks the New York Athletic Club contestants at Pasadena next month to be governed in their pre-meet es- timates accordingly. Paddock sus- tained nothing but a cramp and will ‘be upon the track on Thursday for a/ light workout, and this trouble will not slow him’ in the least, says Mr. Cromwell, Mrs. Thomas C. Bundy, a former national tennis champion, announces she will compete in the women's championship event at Forest Hills. Mrs. Mary Browne also may go cast to participate. —“Pull Ai™Most ANYWHERE you go in this great city you will find men pulling telephone cable into manholes and splicing the wires where the lengths of cable meet. The work goes forward swiftly and quietly. You see the cable un- reeled from the big drum and drawn beneath the street, and if you look down in the manhole you will see the flying fingers of the expert splicers connecting the hundreds of wires in the lengths of cable. Commonplace, perhaps, and yet within the past 17 months we have added over 528,000 miles of wire to New York’s telephone system. Even on | an exploration trip in Bolivia and | + .|merely in the if New York rose agalnst | first supposed, according to! THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1921. ju. S. PACIFIC FLEET | TO OUTCLASS ALL}; | Transfers and Additions of the} World’s Strongest Ships Are Announced, {INGTON, June 21.—The Un!-| utes will soon have in the Pac!- | most powerful fleet of battle- |ships in the world. Under a naval | |reorganization scheme announced by Secretary Denby, who says it Is interests of economy, Carle, | the Pacific Fleet will be strengthened | by one battleship, the Maryland, the now most powerful ship in the world, near completion. The new Pacific first line flee: |s consist of nine oll burning sup the California, ‘Tennessee, Mississ' Oklahoma and dreadnoughts, | Mexico, Idaho, | Maryland, Arizona, Nevada, All these are of the latest typ oil burning super-dreadnoughts, California embodies many improv ments that result from lessons learned in the war, | ‘The Atlantic Ficet will be powerful, | but its ships are approaching the obsolete class, with but one exception, and they are all but one of the coal burning type. |PLAN A HERO LANE |ON SCHIFF PARKWAY | Side Gold Star Mothers Would Thus Commemo- rate Valor of Sons. East Plans were formulated to-day by originator of the nent, for the es- Harry Schift H. Schlacht, arkway movi Bridge. Mr. % the Park Dep: officials and Con mander M. § . pointed ow tol a them that the east side gold star moth- mot ers whore boys are dead in France had | expressed a desire to plant a tree in Mr. of their sons. Schlacht 8 would rial trees and represented wot “E ption iny idea of Hero Lane on Ih Medicine « Surgery | Seecsraue. the vay is rece hands of the gold star mothers and citizens of the east aide," said Mr. i “Hero Lane will become . Bach tree will bear the me dead soldicr, sailor or the east side.’ fr. cht In cot ng a list of the dead boys from t ast side, He is asking friends or tives to for- ward names to Commander Maurice No, 291 Broadway, care of Memorial. Personal Service in Dentistry usuaily means high prices. In our office, however, every one receives the personal at- ass'sted by a staff of skilled dentists, i We employ the newest and j most painless methods known to Dental Surgery. Very | moderate prices. Fstablished 18 Years, Dr. H. B. CAINE, Dentist, Office on the Third Floor AT BLOOMINGDALES, } h-60rn Rt, Lexi 6 BeLvans Hot water L-Al Relief | BE EL L-ANS Accredited Day and Even | ing Courses ive leading tothe Dottor of Medicine both tei bs ich iepyepep erry $030 Rhodes Avenues Chieags Away” this great addition is not enough. ; Neither is it a relatively large part of the equipment that must be pro- vided before new service can be given. Underneath the city’s streets, in central office, in buildings under con- struction, in almost every part of New York, the work of enlarging the city’s telephone facilities is going for- ward as rapidly as possible. The stream of new applications for service continues unabated but the waiting list is steadily being cut. slowly and Each day brings us nearer the time when you will again have telephone service when and where you want it. 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