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Accompanying Mr. Requa are Mrs. Requa, Milton P. Sessions, landscape architect; Misses Etta and Lydia Schiweder, Mrs. Francis F. Law, all of San Diego, and Miss Florence E. Ware, an artist of Salt Lake City. They sailed from New York last week and will stop first at the island of Mad'eira. From there they will tour Northern Africa, stopping at Cassabianca, Rabat, Sale in Morocco, Algiers, Tunis and then visit the Islands of Malta and Sicily in the Mediterranean. Next they will proceed to the Eastern Dalmatian coast, stopping at Cattaro, Ragusa, Spalato and Trau, then to Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples and Ravello. Soirthern France and Spain will be covered by automobile and then Northern France and England' Mr. Requa says the style of architecture which has been developed in the West, particularly in Southern California, is a modern composite of details inspired and suggested from studies of the Moorish, Spanish, Italian, and Mexican colonial designs combined into a type now recognized as Californian, that is especially effective in structures where concrete and cement plaster are the principal materials. Mr. Requa is a regular contributor to a number of magazines and is associate editor of one of the leading architectural publications of the West.

M. D. SNODGRASS LOCATES IN SAN FRANCISCO

M. D. Snodgrass, formerly connected with the sales department of thl McCloud River Lumber Co., McCloud, has iesigned from his position, and intends to settle in San Francisco. M.r. Snodgrass has been with the McCloud River Lumber-Co., for the past five years.

E. J. DODGE CO.'S MrLL STARTS AGArN

The sawmill of the E. J. Dodge Co., Redrvood manufacturers, located at Fortuna, Humboldt County, which has been down for repairs for about three weeks, will start up again May lst.