anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-16

TAG DAY COMMITTEE TO START WORK AT 9 O'CLOCK The Anaheim Tag Day committee for the Volunteers of America request all those who received invitations to assist in selling tags report at headquarters in the Chamber of Commerce soon after 9 o'clock tomorrow morning to receive their tags and instructions. Through the cordial co-operation of the merchants of the city there will be a number of useful and pretty gifts for those securing the largest amounts for their tags. The first prize will be a merchandise order for $5.00 given by the S. Q. R. store. Hartfield Jewelry store has offered a gold Eversharp pencil to the one who collects the second largest sum while the Mullinix Drug company has given the third, a Brownie Kodak. The Prince Store will give the fourth, a Vanity Box. The fifth is a two pound box of chocolates from the Cherry Blossom and the Weber Book Store will give the sixth, a box of fine stationery. The California Theater will present a pass good for two movie tickets to those who do not win prizes but who collect at least $2.50 for their tags. Everyone who is willing to give a quarter, dime or half dollar to this worthy cause is asked to take and wear the tag, for only in this way can it be known that they have given and thereby save themselves from second appeals. TRICK POODLE IN JAIL WITH MAN AND GIRL ON DOPE CHARGE NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—For several months there have been rumors throughout the East Side about a trick poodle called "Snowbird Molly." It was also rumored that the dog was a "dope flend" itself, which went crazy if it did not receive its daily whiff of cocaine. Yesterday two detectives saw a well-dressed young woman strolling down Lexington avenue. Beside her played a frisky white poodle. Suddenly the ON DOPE CHARGE NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—For several months there have been rumors throughout the East Side about a trick poodle called "Snowbird Molly." It was also rumored that the dog was a "dope flend" itself, which went crazy if it did not receive its daily whiff of cocaine. Yesterday two detectives saw a well-dressed young woman strolling down Lexington avenue. Beside her played a frisky white poodle. Suddenly the dog stopped with exactly the same movement as a pointer when it has spotted a covey of quail. Then the poodle ran to a strange man. There was a short hurried conversation between the man and woman. She lifted a flap on the poodle's leather collar, then slipped a package to the man, the detectives say. In prison is "Snowbird Molly," the first "dope peddler," and her mistress, Stella Fiegel. The man is also in the same jail. All are charged with having narcotics in their possession. INFLUENZA ATTACKS SOLDIERS ON RHINE COBLENZ, Dec. 16.—Many of the American soldiers are in the hospital suffering from influenza, which is epidemic. There are at present 150 cases of the disease, which is of a moderate type. There is little pneumonia, and no deaths have occurred. Postmaster General Hays Seriously Ill CHICAGO, Dec. 16.—Will H. Hays, Postmaster General of the United States, is seriously ill at St. Luke's hospital, where he came several days ago to visit Mrs. Hays, who also is a patient there. Mr. Hays is in a serious nervous condition, caused partly by injuries received several weeks ago in a railroad wreck in New York and partly by the strenuous business and political life in which he has been engaged. Harding May Pardon Convicts Before Xmas WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Attorney General Daugherty began today consideration of recommendations to President Harding in connection with the extension of executive clemency to 197 war-law offenders in order that is many as may be freed might have the benefit of the Christmas holidays. Whether the case of Eugene V. Debs would be included among cases submitted to the president for action, Wonderful values in Living Room Furnishings. Articles that will prove more provided for your choice at prices we give Father this Big Easy Chair for Christmas or perhaps you have a different style in mind. If so you will surely find it here after the wearisome tasks of the day Father appreciates the comfort of sitting in one of these big, easy, luxurious chairs. Priced reasonably, too. Give Mother something for the kitchen you will surely please her. Handy Harding May Pardon Convicts Before Xmas WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Attorney General Daugherty began today consideration of recommendations to President Harding in connection with the extension of executive clemency to 197 war-law offenders in order that is many as may be freed might have the benefit of the Christmas holidays. Whether the case of Eugene V. Debs would be included among cases submitted to the president for action, Mr. Daugherty said he could not say, but he intimated there was such possibility. Senator King Asks Halt In Service Promotions WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—A resolution to stop all further promotions in the army, navy and marine corps until such promotions are ordered by congress was introduced in the senate yesterday by Senator King, democrat, Utah. "Promotions are being made so rapidly that all officers will soon be in the advanced grades," said King. Elmer T. Dover To Aid Secretary of Treasury WASHINGTON, Dec. 16—Elmer T. Dover of Tacoma, Wash., former secretary of the Republican National Committee, will be nominated by President Harding as assistant secretary of the treasury, it was officially announced today. Dover will have charge of customs and revenues, and will take the place made vacant by the resignation of August W. McLean on March 4. CITRUS MARKETS NEW YORK, Dec. 16.—Eleven cars of navels sold. Market is unchanged. Fair. BOSTON, Dec. 16.—Five cars of navels and one car of lemons sold. Market is easier and lower on oranges. Lemon market is unchanged. PITTSBURG, Dec. 16.—Three cars of navels sold. Market is easier. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16.—Four cars of navels sold. Market is strong. ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD Home Furniture FOR A MERRY C Furniture, of all the Gifts you might choose, brings to every member of the family a greater measure of pleasure and service than any other. When selected from our ample stock it combines in the most attractive form both beauty and utility. As suggestions we offer a few items but it is impo name all the splendid gifts you will find here. When selected from our ample stock it combines in the most attractive form both beauty and utility. As suggestions we offer a few items but it is important all the splendid gifts you will find here. Include this big store in your shopping list. In Living Room Furniture are to be found in our Christmas that will prove most welcome to all the family have been choice at prices well within your ability to pay. 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