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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
ASKS
BUTLER TO REMAIN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-LP-
Mayor Kendrick announced today
that be would N Ike a formal request
Of President Coolidge TO extend Gen
eral Smedley D. Buffers leave Of
absence from the Marine Corps 60
that be may continue as director Of
public safety here. The announce
ment followed the receipt Of advices
from Washington that the matter de-
pended largely upon the wishes Of the
mayor
Several requests including per.
sonal pea Of Governor Pinchot that
the general be permitted 10 remain
in Philadelphia, have been nlaced be-
fore the President, but none has come
from the mayor. Until such a rc-
quest is received, the President is s0id
70 hold the view that he should take
no action.
In statement, Mayor Kendrick
said be had asked Senator Pepper 10
represent him in opening negotiations
with President Coolidge for an ex-
tension of General Buffers leave Of
the remaining two years Of his ad-
ministration in the belief in 20 doing,
bis request would have more force.
"Sena. Pepper most willingly con-
scnted 10 act. and il reports are cor
rect. 7 will be delighted 10 make a
formal request of the President for q
continuation Of General Buffers leave
II absence for the remainder Of my
administration said the mayors
statement.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
COMPLETE IN NOVEMBER.

The national survey in tabulated
form is to be completed by Noyem-
Der .. Barber's letter indicated. and
viii be presented 10 the aviation COM
mittee as soon as possible.
The information gathered in San
Antonio will show the possibilities OF
this city as a radiation point for air
transportation over a trans-continent-
al route across the southern part OF
the United States, and as a converg-
ing point for all American air traf-
fic to Mexico and Central America.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
ITALIAN SOLDIERS
TAKE NOGAL VALLEY

MOGADISCIO, Africa. Oct. co.
CP)-Three Italian military columns
have occupied the lower Nogal Val
lev. The columns have thus complet-
cd the occupation the Sultanates
of Mijertins and Obbia and autonom-
Gus territory of Nogal. No resist
ance was met and 1000 rifles and
large quantities of ammunition were
confiscated.
The occupation of this territory is
the first step towards ending the
nominal protectOrate established by
Italy over the Sultanates in 1889.
This proved advantageous because of
the cooperation of the Sultans with
Italy at the times of the revolt of
the Mad Mullah, but it has led TO
constant disturbances since the Mad
Mullah's death in 1920.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
COLLEGE WILL ASK
CAMPAIGN APPROVAL

Request for endorsement Of cam
paign 70 raise a 100000 building
fund will be made Of the West Texa,
Methodist Conference by the trustees
Of Westmoorland College, at a meet
.ng Of the conference in Laurr!
Heights Methodist church October 2S.
The report Of the trustees will show
that the financial resources Of the col
lrge have more than doubled duriny
the past year, that the college has a
present enrolment Of 800 students and
an assured enrolment Of 600. includ.
ing the summer school. during 1926.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
Tune In Tonight
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20.

$500 p. m: KOA. fashions.
5:45 p. m: Voc, concert. news.
500 p. m: kMA, orchestra. WOAW.
music.
$50 D. M: wFAA. orchestra. voc,
sandman.
Gas p. m: KMA. talk. music. KsD,
concert.
900 .. m: TIFDM. children. KFNF.
farm program. WICK, music.
WLTB. concert. WMBB. music.
7:10 p. m: WOAW. radio review.
1880 ?. m: KOA, orchestra. KPRc, or
chestra. Voc. Gold Dust Twins.
through WEAF.
7:45 ?. m: wsAI. chimes concert.
800 p. m: kFDM, music. wSAI.
Eveready Hour through wEAF.
WAAQ. literary. WORD, trio.
WsB. music.
$3.50 ?. m: KOA. orchestra. WFAA.
plano. WOAI. concert. WoK. mu-
sic
$50 2. n: WMAQ. travel talk.
s:s5 p. m: KPRC. saxophones.
500 p. m: XII. string quartet. KMA.
music. KTHs. jazz wLIB. or
chestra. wMAQ, lecture. wsAI
music
s:2l ?. n; wMAQ. program.
s:i5 ,. m: kTHs. organ.
1000 p. m: KFRU. entertainment.
WOAw orchestra. wOK. violin.
1900 p. n: XII. vocal wFAA, th.at.
er. wLIB. dance. wOK, music.
1875 ?. n: WDAF, nighthawks.
1870 2. m: XII, nighthawks. wFAA,
thester. WOAW. theater.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
COMPLETE SURVEY.

Full information will be given on
the extent 10 which the air routes
could cooperate with present trans
portation systems and the points n;
which coordination could be estab-
lished for the collection and distri-
button OF shipments to and from
points not on the air routes.
Information az 10 the possible
quantity and nature of merchandise
upon which the air transport would
derive its business will also be fur
nished. Suggestions relating TO the
rates, taking into consideration pres
ent mail and express charges are
asked by the special committee as a
basis on which the rate question may
be determined
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20

My, what a great oppor-
tunity this is, for the many
men who have not yet
bought their new suits for
fall and winter.
Here are the newest of
the new in suits at a $3.50
saving. A real Anniver-
sary feature, we call it.
Embraced are the balloon models ,
well as those Of moderated effect
Smart grays, blues and tans; al.
nobby mixtures and striking plai
shades. Yes, plenty Of double breaste
blues are included. Sizes for ever
man, long, short, lean, stout or regula
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
EMMETT F. LEVAN, 81,
DIES in SAN ANTONIO

Emmett F. Levan. 81. died Sunday
night at his home, 100 Groyelanl
Place. He was q native Ct Ohio and
had lived in San Antonio eight years.
At the time of his death be was dep
uty collector of internal revenue FOR
the Sen Antonio district. Besides his
widow, Mrs. Lola Levan of Saa. Al
ionic, he is survived by one brother
and four sisters, all Of Ohio. Tn.
body will be sent to Findlay. Ohio.
for burial.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
METHODIST MEXICAN
CONFERENCE OPENS

Inc Mexico Conference of The Moth.
odist Episcopal Church. South. opened
its annual session at the Meyicsp
Methodist church. Pecos and San Fer
nando streets. Tuesday.
Bishop James Cannon Jr. II Wash
ington, d. c.. presided. according 10
the Kew; Capriano Frausto, pastor Of
the local church.
The conference will continue
through Sunday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
SOMERSET CHURCH
HO' DING SERVICES

Opening of the new Methodist
church in somerset Sunday is being
followed by special preaching services
each night of the current week.
Methodist pastors of San Antonio
are taking turn about in preaching.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
s. A. FURNISHES
AIR SURVEY
FACTS
Chamber of Commerce cf
U. S. Compiling DATA
for Legislation.

San Antonio will furnish data 10
be used by the United States Cham
Der OF Commerce in their survey OF
civil aviation. This survey will be
used for possible legislation on COM
mrrcial aeronautics and in the estab-
Eshm,at Of air transportation routes.
A. Il. Barber, manager Of the trans
portation and communication depart
ment of the national chamber stated
in his letter. Fred VI. Herndon. pub
licity secretary Of the local Chamber
of Commerce. will send the Informal
ton.
Data will INCLUDE information on
the routeS that could be established
out Of San Antonio which would
offer advantages for successful op-
GRAFTON, considering the population
and commercial and industrial devcl-
opments Of the sections over which
the routes would lie.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
SOCIETY MATRON
FINED ON DRY COUNT

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 2O.-Mrs.
Alta Dwyer prominent society natron
.of MooretOwn. and member of the
board Of school trustees Of that city.
was fined $1,000 in superior court OF
Judge H. S. Gregory at Oroville when
She pleaded' guilty TO a charge Of sale
OF liquors in violation Of the Wright
act.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-20
Samples Onyx Hose 49c

Pure silk and those with Isle
soles and tops. Would sell for
Toe TO S1.O0 in a regular way.
All sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
This Hockey
Personnel Is
Family Affair

KITCHENER, Ont. Feb. ls This
IL little Canadian town boasts one
Of the oldest hockey teams playing
the game. 1t is made up entirely Of
brothers and the father acts as
coach. Obviously. II claims the ''fam.
lily" hockey championship OF the uns
verse.
J. II. Schnarr Is the rather proud
dad OF this unique combination
Some 20 years or so ago he was a
puck artist OF note. And. tho now 81,
he still takes undue interest in the
game.
Schnarr started his first boy. wiz
fred. getting acquainted with the les
when the latter was but three years
old. There followed at intervals Of
from two 10 three years six ether
boys and they were also taught tie
Canadian national pastime as soon IS
they were able TO walk.
Today the Schnarrs OF Kitchener
boast victories over some OF the best
teams in the Canadian Hockey asso-
citation. And. recently, they beat tho
d. III. c., OF Detroit. one of the pre-.
mier teams Of that section.
Following are the members OF this
unusual aggregation: Wilfred. age
90: Art. 90; Gerald. "a; Clarence. =;
Maurice, 10; Eugene, IL, and Jack, ls'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Big Ten Cage
Elves Relying
Upon Defense

CLoSE guarding seems TO be moro
" or less taboo In Western Con.
ference basketball circles this sea.
son. At least. early campaign
scores would indicate that the men.
tors are stressing the offensive end
Of the game bit stronger than
usual.
II has been a theory In the court
pastlme that the best defense was
n good offense. But OF more recent
years much time Inns been spent in
an effort to build UP a stout de.
fensive combination.
Two years ago, Wisconsin, in VIII
llams and Tebcll. boosted two Of the
best guards ever developed in the
conference. Most Of all the Badgers
opponents were held to low scores
that year. They couldn't get thru
tho clever Cardinal guards. Wis.
consin tied with Iowa for tho title
that season mainly thru the work
Of Williams and Tcboll.
This year the offonse appears TO
be the big thing. Tho teams seem
TO have been drilled ut length In
passing. floor work and shooting.
Evidently the paramount issue Is to
cage the ball and let the defense
get along as best II can.
Recently Ohio state whipped Wis.
consln in n high scoring clash and
Michigan went down before Purdue
in n game In which both quintets
got above tho 3O.point mark. Other
results have also borne out the OF.
fcnsiye typo OF play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
CLASSY BOUT
TOPS SMOKER

DLENTY OF class will occupy tbs
ring in the six round main
event OF the Austin & Salt smokes
10 be staged al the Crystal Pool
Tuesday night
Dandy Dick" Griffin OF Fort
Worth, Tex, is scheduled 10 hath.
Mickey O'Connen, OF san Francisco
Pacific coast bantamweight chan,
pion.
Griffin Is a newcomer in thes,
parts. but has a clipping book tina,
speaks well OF his class. He is re-.
gardcd around Los Angeles as Ii.
cream OF his class. oconnell needs
no introduction here, having made
"a very favorable showing. agalns,
Dynamite Murphy in a recen.
showing here.
In tho six round scml.windup,
Young Peter jackson and Young
Jack Dempsey. heavyweight, are
scheduled to perform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Jumps Serve
Many Years

II you would enjoy a long ana
prosperous major league esrses
take up ump,rng ana make !
success Of o. The life OF a sta
BAN player - short al best bn,
q good umpire, II there Is such !
person, can go on indefinitely
There is Bob Emule OF the \,
uonal league for instance "a.
started IN 1891 over "a years ago
aud Is stiIl a. a. while he dlsn.,
work regularly last season. doing
scout duty for the league much !,
the time be Is sim a capabls
official
Tommy Connolly Of the Amer,
can league started in 1898 and b,.
performed FOR &c years in the biz
show.
Hank o.Day Bill Klein, charls,
R.gler and Billy Evans have an
performed 20 years or more al ,bs
game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
CAL. SCHOOLS
BURY RATCHET

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. l9.-T'ho
breach between u. Of $, c.. on the
one hand and U. OF c. and Stanford
on the other has been healed. the
Ratchet buried and athletic rcla.
tons, broken suddenly last fall. viii
bc resumed as soon as schedules
permit.
Decision to re.establlsh relations
between tho states three biggest
colleges was reached In confer.
ence here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
George Burns to Be
With PhiUy Outfit

George Burns, former New York
and Cincinnati outficldor. who was
given his release 10y Cincinnati NJ.
ter the close Of last season, has
been signed by the Philadelphia
Nationals. Burns has been In the
National league since 1911. and dur.
ing .hat time was regarded as tho
hardest man in tho league TO pitch
Nto. Always among the leaders in
bases on balls. stolen bases and
runs scored, Burns slipped trifle
In his playing last year. but Inc has
tho best wishes Of the fans OF tho
country for SUCCESS with the Phil.
! lies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
No HoIdouts for
PHILADELPHIA Club

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19.-Cou-
MO Mack claimed seasons record
when he announced that all OF tho
Philadelphia Athletics have signed
their contracts
IIc is tho first major league
manager TO get all Of his athletes
on papen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
National League
Umpires Selected

President John Heydler OF the
National league. has given out the
list OF umpires who will call them
in his league the coming season.
They are: Bob Emslie. chief of
staff and instructor: Henry O'Day,
William Klein. Ernest c. Quigley,
Charles Moran. w. ]. Barry Nc
Cormick. Robert Hart. Charles Pfir.
man. James Sweeney. Charles Rig.
Ter. Frank Wilson and Peter J.
Mclaughlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Jack Dunn Picks
His AH-Sfar Men

Jack Dunn. manager OF the Bal.
,Imorc Orioles. has named his all.
star major league club. thru con.
test conducted by Baltimore
paper. The best big league players,
In Dunn's opinion are: Frisch. New
York Nationals, third base: Roush.
Cincinnati. left field; Cobb. Detroit.
center field: Ruth, New York Am
orleans. right field; Hornsby, ST.
Louis Nationals, second hasc; Kelly.
New York Nationals, first base;
Wright. Pittsburg. shortstop; Bass.
Ter, Detroit. catcher; Vance. Brook.
Ign. johnson. Washington, and Yde.
Pittsburg. pitchers. Dunn has shift
ed several OF the players around.
putting Frisch on third. and Roush
and Ruth in positions that could
not be called regular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Brooklyn in SWap
With Boston Club

outfielder Bernie Nels has been
traded by the Brooklyn Nationals
for Infielder Cotton Tlerney. OF the
Boston Nationals. Neis had been
with Brooklyn for five seasons. Hs
was one OF the fastest men on inc
team and batted 1903 in so games III
1924. Tierney also is a veteran.
He wore n Pittsburg uniform nnui
1923. when he was traded TO PhiIa.
delphia. Last season was his flrs'
with Boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
HAS FIVE
st BSTITI TES

Tho substitutes are Oudermeulcn,
guard; Weber. center: Lee and Few
forwards, and Wheeler. guard.
Turner considers Boyer IA fast &C
cumic shooter. aud ono Of the best
men hc has ever coached. lie says
that Badgro is nearly us good
The team is reported 10 be in fine
shape. and is 30 FAR indicated, hav
ing defeated the Los Angeles A. c.
Santa Clara and Arizona.
Johnny Hawkins. tho star center
is missed. lie graduated IN Fcbru
airy However, Macrs Is consider q
conner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Kid Kaplan Can't
Fight for a While

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 10
Kid Knplan. accepted feathorweight
champion, will not fight again until
March IL, according TO DIR. Roscoe
Nicholson. who Is treating the right
hand injured in the recent 12-round
bout against Bud Ridley. His man
agcr. scotty Montcith, has asked a
postponement of the champions
Oakland bout with Johnny Farr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19

Friday and Saturday before
departing for the Northwest.
OPEN INVASION
IN SEATTLE
Tho TrnlanT viii open their Boz.
gaEi0n I'm Seattle Oh the Goth with
the IlusEIo at tho University gym.
The next evening they perform in
Portland against tho Muitnomah
club. and on the 2sth they nrc billed
10 so up against the oregon AEgics
at Corvallis. They win end their
Northwest games on March against
willamette at Salem.
The Trojaus are coached by Les
Turner former cage mentor az
broadway high school here. Turner
made an envllbIe record Us coach az
E0adway,
Besides Turner and NaHgaer Burke
Long. 10 men viii make tho trip.
The regulars arc Red Badgro
and Kenneth Boyer, forwards; Algr-
ton Kucr, center Captain Gene Dor.
Hcy and Manuel Lamnetia. guards,
Budsro halls from Kent. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
jackson Still Leads
in Horseshoe Meet

LAKE WORTH. ria. Feb. 10
Frank Jackson. Kellcrton. Iowa, was
etin in first place Thursday as the
fourth day OF the mid-wintcr ma
uonul horseshoe pitchers tourna-
mcut got under way Putt Moss
man. Eldorudo, Iowa, broke three
worlds records, shutting out Roy
Thompson. Constance. Mimi, 80 TO
o, and hung up a new ringer per-
ccnmge record by tossing IS ring
crs and seven doubles on 20 shoes
for a percentages Of 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Colima Bout Only
One for Champion

Los ANGELES, Feb. Mickey
Walker, weltcrwoight champion, who
boxes Bert Colima next Tuesday.
will not meet any other coast fight
ers on his present tour, he said
Thursday. Walker is taking up his
hours with road work and busy
training, and is the favorito for the
Collma scrap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
RommeI Is Star on
Bowling Alley, Too

Eddie Rommel, the Philadeipll'
Athletics pitching ace, is the cham.
pion ducl<.pin bowler of the state =.
Maryland. Along with the uu ~,
went gold watch. Rommei u's
not have clneh, either, all NV
crack bovlers OF the East Towns
In the tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Basil Williams to
Assist at Oregon

EUGENE, Ore. Feb. ls.-Basil
williams Of Eugene, freshman foot
ball coach for five years. was nam.
ed assistant coach to Dick Smith
here last night by the athletic COM
mlttee of the University of Oregon.
Williams will take the place left
by Bart Spellman of Seattle, who
resigned because of business affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
College Star Sought
by Toledo Ball Club

obie Newman, former football
and baseball star at Carnegie Tech,
has been offered contract by To
lodo OF the American association.
Newman. who is first baseman.
was approached by Toledo last
spring. but at that time wanted to
finish his schooling. He stands one
inch taller than six feet and weighs
lSs pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Frisco to Try Out
Young Oakland Star

Johnny Gillespie, an oakioliu I'll III
who Was picked up by eincinna',,
three years ago. Is to get a vs.,
with san Francisco this year. 'o ~,
nv was sick when he was IL .ss
East and could not show his S'a' .
He is u pitcher and also 9u''
hitter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
CUMMINGS VS.. uuRn

PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb. ID
Miss Edith Cummings, mcdalist
Chicago, will play Mrs. Dorothy C.
Hurd, Philadelphia, and Miss Glen.
nan Collctt Providence, will play
Miss Frances tIndflcld, Milwaukee
in tho scmi-finals OF tho annual
womcn'g golf mont here
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Faulkner Pitches
No-Hit, No-Run Mix

James lie Roy CLefty'l Faulkner
property Of the Toronto lnternauon'
al league club. pitched the first Nv.
hit, no.run game of the florluA
Winter league season. He is o mem,
Der OF the Lake Worth team anu
performed his great stunt asains.
Palm Beach, his mates getting nun
i6 runs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19

Trojans Tangle With
HuSkieS Here Feb. 26
Les Turner, Former Broadway High School Basket.
ball Coach, Heads Visiting Basketball Team From
University Of Southern California
BY TOM OLSEN

FIER establishing themselves the best in baskehsn
n circles in the South the University Of Southern Cali
onia five will leave Sunday night for an invasion Of tEs
Northwest which will be featured by the game here Fn
AIRY 26, with the University Of Washington quintet
The TrOans have just made clean sweep Of the series
with the University Of Arizona They are scheduled 20 NAV
a twogame series with the Utah Aggie in Los An5as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Bob ShaUkey No,D
Sports Mustache

Bob ShawlSoy, veteran Yankee
pitcher. now sports a mustache &C
cordlng TO Miller Huggins. Bob
spent tho winter on the shores OF
Tampa bay. 1t remains TO be seen
whether he will have the nerve of
wallio Schang and wear it thru
the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Syracuse Releases
Veteran FIychaser

Tho Syracuse club, or tho Inter.
national league. has given william
Holden. veteran outfielder, his un.
conditional release
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-03
WRESTLING MATCH
HERE RECEIVING
MUCH PUBLICITY

According to statements coming
down from Los Angeles, Bull -
Montana does not believe there will
be two hours of wrestling ut the
Palace thcatcr next Tuesday night
when he meets Fred Mortensen of
this city. The men will try for the
best two out of three falls in "a two
hour limit, but "Bull' expects TO
finish the match much carlior than
that.
However, FL Centre people, par
ticularly those who saw Mortensen
wrcstle Constantine Romanoff, do
not agree with the foremost movie
star and are willing to back the
local man. to beat him, and do it
within two hours also.
The forthcoming match has re-
ceivcd publicity in Los Angeles
sporting circles, Montana being u
favoritc with the sport writer's there,
and he evidently does not know
that he is going up against a mighty
strong man when he meets Morten-
sen.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-01-03
SOUTHERN S0L0NS
TO INTRODUCE
VARIOUS BILLS

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3.--South-
ern California legislators were busy
today packing notes and statistics
into their brief cases in preparation
for their biennial sojourn in tho
state capital at Sacramento. Scvc-
raj solons have already left, for tho
northern city but the majority in
tend TO leave tomorrow,
A numbcr of the lawmakers in
tend to enter bills for the establish.
mcnt of the University of Califor'
mia, Southern Branch, ms an in
pendent institution, duplicating tho
college at Berkeley.
Other bills which Southern Cali
fornia lawmakers will cntcr will he
to fimit the length of freight trains
to so ears, TO establish a penitcntin-
ry in Southern California, TO carc
for the rcforcstation of California
and numerous other conservation
matters, to make insanity of five
years a ground for divorce, to issue
bonds from one or two state build
ings in Los Angeles, and highway
Improvement program.