anaheim-daily-herald 1921-12-24

Merry Christmas to Everyone Come Tomorrow — Fine Holiday Bill FEATURE NO. 1 Harold Lloyd IN "Never Weaken" A Positive Riot From the Start to the Finish! A Crash-Bang Comedy full of pep and snappy action. Mary Miles Minter in "Her Winning Way" A clever play presenting our Mary in one of her most effective pictures. You'll just love her in this photodrama. MAXWELL COURT MARKED APPLE BUSINESS The new series Mr. white has attracted so since it was first seen Turbo & Lavandon, giving being the closed car service year. Mr. Lemsdon, managing the company, Maxwell calls special attention to the Maxwell coupe made appealing to business and people who desire comfortable mical transportation about the country club and on. But it seems also desirable of women who for shopping, social care runs about town. The coupe seats four wort, the extra folding seat warl and shipping out does not in use. The driving mechanisation that it handles easily, the clutch action lally carry. There is an extra pack men at the rear of the and plenty of space under deck for carrying luggage trips. "There is probably no real value of an automobile strong as that of re-pur Lumsdon." From the man or woman buys a car her name becomes public through the publication of tration lists automobile out to win them over to they are selling. Free sale man await a few year in order to give the opportunity to find points in the car they have It is because of this and centage of Maxwell repeats we know and feel that Maxwell owner is thorough with his car and that he acme of service out of his Harding Sends Chri Message to Lo ing our Mary in one of her most effective pictures. You'll just love her in this photodrama. HER WINNING WAY FREE TO EVERY BOY AND GIRL TOMORROW A DANDY BOX OF CANDY IN XMAS BOXES-- DON'T MISS IT California Theatre Anahoim Other Great Added Features Fairyland Theatre TONIGHT Poppy Girls' Revue A WHOLE BEVY OF STUNNING GIRLS THE SHOW'S GREAT! —ROOKIE LEWIS —VIRGINIA MANSFIELD —BILLIE RIDDLE THE SHOW'S GREAT! SEE—ROOKIE LEWIS -VIRGINIA MANSFIELD -BILLIE RIDDLE Also "MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE" The Photodrama of Peppy Action! The Walnut Cafe and Confectionery “ANAHEIM’S NEWEST CAFE” Open For Business With Everything To Eat and Drink. WE NEVER CLOSE Laine & Hardacre 135 W. Center St. C. L. THOMPSON Phone Fullerton 515 R. H. THOMPSON THOMPSON BROS. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS—JOB WORK A SPECIALTY Prompt, Efficient and Courteous—See us before you build Estimates Furnished Residence 329 W. Amerige, Fullerton, Cal. —Try The Herald Job Department For Your Printing. MAXWELL COUPE MAKES MARKED APPEAL TO BUSINESS MEN The new series Maxwell coupe which has attracted so much attention since it was first shown here by Turbo & Lawsdon, gives promise of being the closed car sensation of the year. Mr. Lemsdon, manager of sales for the company, Maxwell distributors, calls special attention to the fact that the Maxwell coupe makes a marked appeal to business and professional men who desire comfortable and economical transportation about the city, to the country club and on similar trips. But it seems also destined to be a favorite of women who like a coupe for shopping, social calls and other runs about town. The coupe seats four with real comfort, the extra folding seat facing forward and shipping out of sight when not in use. The driving mechanism is so placed that it handles easily and comfortably, the clutch action being especially easy. There is an extra package compartment at the rear of the driving seat and plenty of space under the rear deck for carrying luggage on longer trips. "There is probably no test of the real value of an automobile today so strong as that of re-purchase," said Lemsdon. "From the moment that a man or woman buys a car and his or her name becomes public property through the publication of state registration lists automobile salesmen set out to win them over to the cars which they are selling. Frequently those sale men await a few months or a year in order to give the car owner an opportunity to find out the weak points in the car they have selected. It is because of this and the large percentage of Maxwell repeat orders that we know and feel that the average Maxwell owner is thoroughly satisfied with his car and that he is getting the income of service out of his car." Harding Sends Christmas Message to Legionaires Sieman Gives Bank Calendar to Herald President W. J. Sieman of the First National Bank of Anaheim called at the Herald office today and expressed the compliments of the season, which were heartily reciprocated. Mr. Sieman was thrice welcome personally, and in addition to the graciousness of his holiday call, he presented the Herald with a most beautiful calendar for 1922. Many thanks, Mr. Sieman! Shroeder Will Build $2200 Anaheim Home Ernest Shroeder has made application to build a residence at 1414 West Center street to cost $2200. Alexander Egbert has secured a permit to add improvements to his residence, 309 South Bush street, at a cost of $400. Many a firm has failed because it wasn't firm. An unparalleled artistic triumph Pola Negri "Passions" Star in GIPSY BLOOD CALIFORNIA . . . TONIGHT Fairyland Theatre SPECIAL XMAS ATTRACTION TOMORROW MATINEE AND NIGHT W. B. PATTON IN THE PEPPY, SNAPPY, MILE-A-MINUTE MATINEE AND NIGHT W. B. PATTON IN THE PEPPY, SNAPPY, MILE-A-MINUTE COMEDY "CHASING SALLY" PRICES 50c—75c—$1.00 PLUS WAR TAX SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE MATINEE 2:30 P.M. Harding Sends Christmas Message to Legionaires INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 24.—Hanford MaeNider, National Comrander of the American Legion, late yesterday received the following Christmas message from President Harding: "Many thanks for your message of Christmas greeting and good wishes. In return let me express to you and through you, to the members of the American Legion, my earnest hope for the prosperity and good fortune of them all and the wish that the new year may be laden with blessings for those who so splendidly served their country." Knights of Columbus Read Pope's Message NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—The Knights of Columbus last night made public the following Christmas message from Pope Cardinal: "The extensive Christmastime charity of the Knights of Columbus is typically American and worthy of all commendation. We view with utmost satisfaction the decision of the Knights of Columbus to do welfare work in Italy. May the blessings of the season rest bountifully upon the generous American people." Crazed By Moonshine Rancher Kills Guest WATERMAN, S. D., Dec. 24.—Crazed, it was said, by moonshine liquor, and possessed of the idea that his condition was due to an influence of his victim, G. D. Harvey late yesterday shot and killed Oscar R. Nordgren as he slept on a couch in Harvey's home. He used a shotgun, holding the muzzle close to Nordgren's heart. Toledo Mail Robber Given 67-Year Term TOLEDO, O., Dec. 24.—George Rodgers, alias George Lewis, conceived of conspiracy in connection with the $1,000,000 Toledo postal robbery last February, late yesterday leaded guilty to the charge of robery in connection with the case and was sentenced to serve sixty-seven years in the federal prison at Leavenworth, Kan., by Federal Judge Killits. E wish t everyyo cerest every joy and bl a happy Christmas Toledo Mail Robber Given 67-Year Term TOLEDO, O., Dec. 24.—George Rodgers, alias George Lewis, convicted of conspiracy in connection with the $1,000,000 Toledo postal robbery last February, late yesterday pleaded guilty to the charge of robbery in connection with the case and was sentenced to serve sixty-seven years in the federal prison at Leavenworth, Kan., by Federal Judge Killits. Mrs. Carlyle Thorpe Granted Divorce Decree LOS ANGELES, Dec. 24.—Carlyle Thorpe, manager of the California Walnut Growers' Association, was divorced yesterday by Mrs. Eula Thorpe, on Judge Toland's court. The decree was granted on the ground of mental cruelty, the wife claiming that he frequently had accused her of not being helpful. By the terms of the decree Mrs. Thorpe was awarded the custody of the two children and a home valued at $18,000 in South North avenue, and also stock valued at $45,000. The couple were married in 1906 and separated last April. Mrs. Thorpe was represented by Attorney Josepai Musgrove. Redondo Beach Police Take 100-Gallon Still REDONDO BEACH, Dec. 24.—Local police officers today raided the home of G. Zizimura, on Huntington street, and confiscated the largest still ever taken in this community. The raid was the result of several reports made to the officers that Japanese with trucks were visiting the house under mysterious circumstances. Officers Peterson, Goddard and Chief of Police J. V. Henry conducted the raid and stated that they believe an important source of supply of illicit liquor has been cut off from the harbor district and a Japanese colony in Los Angeles. This still had a capacity of 100 gallons a day. The owner of the house escaped when a dog gave him a warning bark. Ben Baxter, contractor, 266W. Adv. Saturday, December 24, 1921. Wishing You A Merry Christmas May this glorius occasion find you and yours enjoying Life's bountiful gifts in more abundance than ever before. This is our most sincere wish. Weber’s Book and Music Store WISHING EVERYBODY A MERRY XMAS WISHING EVERYBODY A MERRY XMAS I wish to extend to all my friends and patrons of the past year a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Hoping to be able to serve you for the ensuing year. Ever Ready Truck and Transfer Co. Heavy Hauling O. J. Linnartz . Prop. Phone 209 M. Residence 211 East Sycamore cerest wishes for by and blessing that Christmas can bring ATE NATIONAL BANK OFFICERS ADOLPH THOMAS, President E. E. SMITH, Cashier E. M. EVERETT, Asst. Cash. DIRECTORS FRED KOESEL ADOLPH THOMAS W. A. BONYNGE WM. STARK E. E. SMITH