anaheim-gazette 1922-10-12

Anaheim Gazette ESTABLISHED 1870 ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Henry Kuehel, Editor and Proprietor SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR ... $1.50 BIX MONTHS ... $1.00 THREE MONTHS ... $ .50 Entred at the Anaheim Postoffice as second-class matter OFFICIAL CITY PAPER A POLITICAL TRICK EXPOSED A very clever attempt is being made to deceive the people as to what took place at the meeting of the Republican state central committee in San Francisco on Saturday, September 23. Interested parties are spreading the statement that is in harmony between Senator Johnson and Friend Richardson, candidate for governor, that there is a split in the Republican party and that Richardson has "bolted." No such thing has happened. Richardson is not against Johnson and Johnson is not against Richardson. On the contrary, Johnson has publicly declared he is for Richardson and Richardson has publicly declared he is for Johnson. What has happened is this: For many years Richardson has been state treasurer and as such has received and paid out all the money of the state. In this position he has learned that vast sums of the people's money are being wasted in unnecessary expenses and the payment of salaries to unnecessary and incompetent state employees and in his primary campaign he promised the people that if elected governor he would stop his waste and cut off these unnecessary officers. THE SAMPLE BILL In response to an invitation from the California Real Estate association, the California Bar association herewith submits a brief statement of its position upon the Sample bill with particular reference to the real estate business. It is unlawful in California for any person to engage in the business, or act in the capacity of a real estate broker or salesman without first obtaining a license therefor. In order to obtain such a license, the applicant toxicants aboard shipping board vessels, leaders in the dry movement jubilated over the ruling. Some officials frankly said they believed that part of the Daugherty ruling was not intended to be enforced and that no attempt would be made to enforce literally. It was issued simply to make this government's course impartial and consistent by demanding universal enforcement, against all alike of American law. It was intimated in official quarters that regulations to be issued by Secretary Mellon would provide that an affidavit by the masters of any foreign vessel carrying liquor that it was not being brought to the United States for sale, and that none of it would be permitted to fall into American hands would open the barrier. An immediate test of the Daugherty rule will be sought in the courts, probably by both American and foreign shipping interests. Daugherty announced his readiness to help expedite a final decision. There were rumors that Chairman Lasker of the shipping board, would resign his post in protest against the ruling. Lasker caused shipping board vessels to begin the sale of liquor as a means of competing in the passenger trade against bar-equipped foreign liners. At a ban recently at Francisco bernia Press and son took occidental elec state many election as state treasury toward the he handled be compelled extravagance administration. It aggravated hold up man ed to his ob mand that tha reason. He many years Richardson has been state treasurer and as such has received and paid out all the money of the state. In this position he has learned that vast sums of the people's money are being wasted in unnecessary expenses and the payment of salaries to unnecessary and incompetent state employees and in his primary campaign he promised the people that if elected governor he would stop his waste and cut off these unnecessary officers. This, of course, was notice to these officers that if Richardson is elected governor they will lose their jobs. By shrewd political manipulation of the Republican state convention these public office-holders secured the appointment of a considerable majority of the state central committee. At the meeting of the committee on September 23rd representatives of Mr. Richardson notified the committee that if it put these office-holders and those who had fought him in the primary election in control of the coming campaign he would not take the risk of entrusting the management of his fight for election as governor to his political enemies, but would carry on his campaign independently of this organization. The committee organized by electing his opponents as its officers. As a result the issue is clearly made and it is this: The unnecessary and wasteful state office-holders have organized to fight Richardson and to defeat him, if possible, and have obtained control of the state central committee. As a result Richardson must fight for his election independently of this organization and against the useless state officials. The fight for the election of governor is not a fight between Richardson and Johnson, for there is no such fight. There is no split in the Republican party. The split is between Richardson and the unnecessary and wasteful state employees and the fight is between Richardson and this same crowd. The story that Richardson has turned reactionary is not true. He has always been progressive and is now. This organization of greedy office-holders will use Woolwine, the Democratic nominee for governor, if by doing so they can hold their jobs. This talk of a split in the party, of a break between Senator Johnson and Richardson, and of Richardson turning reactionary, is only a "smoke screen" designed to hide the manipulation of these office-holders through response to an invitation from the California Real Estate association, the California Bar association herewith submits a brief statement of its position upon the Sample bill with particular reference to the real estate business. It is unlawful in California for any person to engage in the business, or act in the capacity of a real estate broker or salesman without first obtaining a license therefor. In order to obtain such a license, the applicant must furnish proof to the real estate commissioner as to his honesty, truthfulness and good reputation. In the event the real estate broker or salesman is guilty of misconduct in carrying on his business his license may be either suspended or revoked by the real estate commissioner. The revocation of such license effectively prevents the realtor, thus disbarred, from in any way following the calling of a real estate broker or salesman. (Statutes of 1919, Chap. 605). The realtor undoubtedly believes in the justice of this statute which regulates his calling by prohibiting anyone from carrying on that business unless licensed so to do. The Sample bill regulates the practice of the law by prohibiting anyone from making it a business to practice law unless licensed so to do. In principle there is not one lota of difference between the statute regulating the real estate business and the Sample bill regulating the practice of law. The sample bill renders to the public and the legal profession the same service and protection which the reality statute performs for the public and the reality brokers and salesmen. The Sample bill does not interfere with realtors, insurance and bond brokers, or any other class of persons or corporations from conducting their own business according to their usual and customary methods. It does not prevent them from preparing deeds, mortgages, leases, options, bills of sale, notes, conditional sales contracts, installment contracts, or any other ordinary business agreements. The man who prepares such documents is no more practicing law than is the woman who recommends a remedy for the ills of her neighbor's child, practicing medicine. Unless a person undertakes to make it a business to practice law, then the California statute has no application to such person. The California law is modeled after a similar statute which has been in force in the state of New York for many years Richardson has been state treasurer and as such has received and paid out all the money of the state. In this position he has learned that vast sums of the people's money are being wasted in unnecessary expenses and the payment of salaries to unnecessary and incompetent state employees and in his primary campaign he promised the people that if elected governor he would stop his waste and cut off these unnecessary officers. This, of course, was notice to these officers that if Richardson is elected governor they will lose their jobs. By shrewd political manipulation of the Republican state convention these public office-holders secured the appointment of a considerable majority of the state central committee. At the meeting of the committee on September 23rd representatives of Mr. Richardson notified the committee that if it put these office-holders and those who had fought him in the primary election in control of the coming campaign he would not take the risk of entrusting the management of his fight for election as governor to his political enemies, but would carry on his campaign independently of this organization. The committee organized by electing his opponents as its officers. As a result the issue is clearly made and it is this: The unnecessary and wasteful state office-holders have organized to fight Richardson and to defeat him, if possible, and have obtained control of the state central committee. As a result Richardson must fight for his election independently of this organization and against the useless state officials. The fight for the election of governor is not a fight between Richardson and Johnson, for there is no such fight. There is no split in the Republican party. The split is between Richardson and the unnecessary and wasteful state employees and the fight is between Richardson and this same crowd. The story that Richardson has turned reactionary is not true. He has always been progressive and is now. This organization of greedy office-holders will use Woolwine, the Democratic nominee for governor, if by doing so they can hold their jobs. This talk of a split in the party, of a break between Senator Johnson and Richardson, and of Richardson turning reactionary, is only a "smoke screen" designed to hide the manipulation of these office-holders through response to an invitation from the California Real Estate association, the California Bar association herewith submits a brief statement of its position upon the Sample bill with particular reference to the real estate business. It is unlawful in California for any person to engage in the business, or act in the capacity of a real estate broker or salesman without first obtaining a license therefor. In order to obtain such a license, the applicant must furnish proof to the real estate commissioner as to his honesty, truthfulness and good reputation. In the event the real estate broker or salesman is guilty of misconduct in carrying on his business his license may be either suspended or revoked by the real estate commissioner. The revocation of such license effectively prevents the realtor, thus disbarred, from in any way following the calling of a real estate broker or salesman. (Statutes of 1919, Chap. 605). The realtor undoubtedly believes in the justice of this statute which regulates his calling by prohibiting anyone from carrying on that business unless licensed so to do. The Sample bill regulates the practice of the law by prohibiting anyone from making it a business to practice law unless licensed so to do. In principle there is not one lota of difference between the statute regulating the real estate business and the Sample bill regulating the practice of law. The sample bill renders to the public and the legal profession the same service and protection which the reality statute performs for the public and the reality brokers and salesmen. The Sample bill does not interfere with realtors, insurance and bond brokers, or any other class of persons or corporations from conducting their own business according to their usual and customary methods. It does not prevent them from preparing deeds, mortgages, leases, options, bills of sale, notes, conditional sales contracts, installment contracts, or any other ordinary business agreements. The man who prepares such documents is no more practicing law than is the woman who recommends a remedy for the ills of her neighbor's child, practicing medicine. Unless a person undertakes to make it a business to practice law, then the California statute has no application to such person. The California law is modeled after a similar statute which has been in force in the state of New York for many years Richardson has been state treasurer and as such has received and paid out all the money of the state. In this position he has learned that vast sums of the people's money are being wasted in unnecessary expenses and the payment of salaries to unnecessary and incompetent state employees and in his primary campaign he will lose their jobs. By shrewd political manipulation of the Republican state convention these public office-holders secured the appointment of a considerable majority of the state central committee. At the meeting of the committee on September 23rd representatives of Mr. Richardson notified the committee that if it put these office-holders and those who had fought him in the primary election in control of the coming campaign he would not take the risk of entrusting the management of his fight for election as governor to his political enemies, but would carry on his campaign independently of this organization. The committee organized by electing his opponents as its officers. As a result the issue is clearly made and it is this: The unnecessary and wasteful state office-holders have organized to fight Richardson and to defeat him, if possible, and have obtained control of the state central committee. As a result Richardson must fight for his election independently of this organization and against the useless state officials. The fight forthe electionofgovernorisnotafightbetweenRichardsonandJohnsonforthereisnosuchfightThereisnosplitintheRepublicanparty.ThesplitisbetweenRichardsonandtheunnecessaryandwastefulstateemployeesandthefightbetheRichardsonandthissamcdrownd.ThestorythatRichardsonhasturnedreactionaryisnottrue.HewasalwaysbeenprogressiveandisnowThisorganizationofgreedyoffice-holderswilluseWoolwine,theDemocraticnomineeforgovernorifbydoingsotheycanholdtheirJobsThistalkofa.splitintheparty.ofabreakbetweenSenatorJohnsonandRichardson,andofRichardsonturningreactionary.isonlya“smokescreen”designedtohidethemanipulationoftheseoffice-holdersthroughresponsetoaninvitationfromtheCaliforniaRealEstateassociation,theCaliforniaBarassociationherewithsubmitsabriefstatementofitspositionupontheSamplebillwithparticularreferencetotherealestatebusiness.IntheresponsetoaninvitationfromtheCaliforniaRealEstateassociation,theCaliforniaBarassociationherewithsubmitsabriefstatementofitspositionupontheSamplebillregulatingtherealestatebusinessandtheSamplebillregulatingthepracticeoflaw.Thesamplebillrenderstothepublicandthelegalprofessionthesameserviceandprotectionwhichtherealitystatuteperformsforthepublicandtherealitybrokersandsalesmen. The Sample bill does not interfere with realtors, insurance和 bond brokers，or any other class of persons或corporations from conducting their own business，according to their usual和customarymethods。It does not prevent them from preparing deeds，mortgages，leases，options，billsof sale，notes，conditional salescontracts，installmentcontracts，或anyotherordinarybusinessagreement。Themanwhopreparessuchdocumentsisnomorepracticinglawthanisthewomanwhorecommendsaremedyfortheillsofherneighbor'schild,practicingmedicine.Unlessapersonundertakestomakeitbusinesstpracticelaw，thentheCaliforniastatutehasnoapplicationtosuchperson. 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The story that Richardson has turned reactionary is not true. He has always been progressive and is now. This organization of greedy office-holders will use Woolwine, the Democratic nominee for governor, if by doing so they can hold their jobs. This talk of a split in the party, of a break between Senator Johnson and Richardson, and of Richardson turning reactionary, is only a "smoke screen" designed to hide the manipulation of those office-holders through which they hope to accomplish the defeat of Richardson and the continuation of their hold on the money in the state treasury. The voters of the state should not be deceived. Richardson is making the people's fight. He has declared that he is for rthe schools and every necessary and farward-looking state improvement. He is against waste and extravagance and against allowing a lot of useless incompetent state office-holders to squander the money of the state. The issue is between Richardson the honest, faithful, public servant who is trying to protect the interests of to people, and the tax grabbers and tax eaters. THE DAUGHERTY RULING United States government set out to make the ocean dry—dry as the Sahara so far as all ships flying the American flag are concerned and equally dry three miles off shore for foreign ships. While Chairman Lasker, of the shipping board, expressed gloomy forebodings about the wrecking of the American merchant marine, as a result of the order issued to him by President Harding to stop selling in installment contracts, or any other ordinary business agreements. The man who prepares such documents is no more practicing law than is the woman who recommends a remedy for the ills of her neighbor's child, practicing medicine. Unless a person undertakes to make it a business to practice law, then the California statute has no application to such person. The California law is modeled after a similar statute which has been in force in the state of New York for over thirteen years and where, after thirteen years of experience, this law meets with the approval of banks, trust companies, realtors, and business men in general in that state. Similar legislation upon this subject exists in twenty-four states in the union. Nowhere has it been found to interfere with legitimate business conducted according to the customary and usual methods. In the light of this experience, there is no just or honest reason to believe that this law will operate any differently in California. Any other interpretation given to the bill is deliberate misrepresentation, has no foundation in fact upon which to support it, and in plain English, is pure "campaign bunk," manufactured by certain trust companies, who are the real and only opponents to the bill, and the only ones who have anything to fear from its enforcement. The referendum against the Sample bill was invoked and paid for by a few of the large metropolitan banks and trust companies. They are opposing this measure, not because they wish to give free advice or render free service, but in order to continue their unethical methods of practicing law whereby they are enabled to draw wills and trust documents, so worded as to vest in themselves absolute con- ANAHEIM GAZETTE ECONOMY THE ISSUE The only issue in the gubernatorial campaign, so far as Friend W. Richardson is concerned, is that of economy. Efforts to divert him from that all-important plank in his political platform are going to meet with defeat. Friend Richardson can be counted upon to stand right on all public questions. His career as an editor and as a public official is open to the closest scrutiny. As an editor he always stood behind every moral issue and as an official he has made a fetish of economy and efficiency. Efforts will be made, no doubt, to drag extraneous issues into the campaign in the hope of diverting Richardson from his platform of economy and efficiency, but the Republican candidate for governor is stubborn, as well as efficient, and when he makes up his mind there is no wavering. And it is well that Richardson is this sort of a man, because it will require great persistence, and even bulldog tenacity to accomplish the task Richardson has set himself by promises to the voters. At a banquet in his honor, given recently at the Press club in San Francisco by members of the California Press association, Friend Richardson took occasion to reiterate his pre-primary election promises to save the state many millions of dollars upon his election as governor. He told how, as state treasurer, he had grown to feel toward the money of the people that he handled and how it ranked him to be compelled to pay it out for the extravagances indulged in by the administration under which he served. It aggravated him that he could not hold up many of the vouchers presented to his office for payment and demand that they be pared to a point of reason. He was not satisfied to go on. The Volunteers of America —The need of just such an organization as the VOLUNTEERS AND MRS. BALLINGTON BOOTH is particularly appalled by the subsequent suffering among the poor. Although a co-times whether business flourishes or not. —The VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA are constantly on the task of caring for the poor and unfortunate. No public support. —You surely will be interested in the following, because it is the story of a struggling, self-sacrificing, warm-hearted, non-sectarian, humble charity organization that gives all it gets hold of to the poor and needy. —That organization is the Volunteers of America, devoted to the cause of reclaiming to society and to respectability those broken reeds of humanity, who, because of long continued adversity and misfortune, are all but "down and out." This Work Raises Co-Op —Now what are some of the agencies through which this organization does its work? Special funds such as Christmas and Thanksgiving efforts. Donations may be made to Maternity Homes, guided girl has been old cases treated, more 601 surgical and medical the year. This Work Report Co-Op Now what are some of the agencies through which this organization does its work? Special funds such as Christmas and Thanksgiving efforts. Day Nurseries. Easter Gifts to Poor Children. Fresh-Air Camps aid Outings. A General Fund, etc., are handled. Religious Work. The Organization, aggressively religious, last year, held 9,217 outdoor services and conducted 14,680 indoor meetings; 6,587 persons professed conversion. In the Volunteer Hospital there were 11,294 daily treatments in the wards during the year. In the Dispensary there were 12,343 new cases and 22,258 old cases treated, more than 601 surgical and medical years. Maternity Homes. Guided girl has been and death through these homes. The needs along these months. The equally costly and contributory urgently needed. Milk Given Free—Medical Aid is supported to all in need of Emergency Homes. Thousands children pass through year. Shelter Work (to meals provided; no The Stamp of P A Few Opinions of From Leading Persons Respectfully White House PRESIDENT WARREN G. HARDING I cannot imagine any American, of whatever group, party, denomination or racial derivation, who would not gladly give his unqualified commendation to the splendid work of the Volunteers of America. In recent troubling years they have peculiarly endeared themselves to the American people by their usual and eminently practical work. I can wish no more for them than that their success and usefulness of the past may be multiplied in the future. Los Angeles, Calif., February 3, 1921. Colonel William M. Hughes. Los Angeles, California. My Dear Colonel Hughes: I take great pleasure in commending the work being done by the Volunteers of America. Your organization is 100 per cent American, and its philanthropic enterprises represent some of the most important charitable work done in our city. I want to especially commend your "Maud Booth Home" to those who may be able to give you extra financial assistance. We want to respond to the call of women and children in foreign countries who are starving, but we must not fail to render such assistance as your organization can give to the women and children here at home. Wishing you every possible success. Yours most sincerely Estate of Henry Betzsold, Deceased: Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the estate of Henry Betzsold, Deceased, to creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to said administratrix at her place of business, towit: No. 110 East Center Street, in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 4th day of October, 1922. MARY BETZSOLD. Administratrix of the Estate of Henry Betzsold, Deceased. H. V. WEISEL. Attorney for Administratrix. 10-5-5t NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given that the city taxes on all personal property secured by real estate, and on all real property in the City of Anaheim, will be due and payable on the third Monday in October, 1922, and will be delinquent on the first Monday in December, next thereafter, at 6 o'clock P.M. Unless said taxes are paid prior to the first Monday in December, 1922, at 6 o'clock P.M., 10 per cent will be added to the amount thereof. Said taxes are payable to the undersigned at his office in the City Hall, in said City of Anaheim, between the hours of 8 A. M. and 12 M., and between the hours of 1 P. M. and 5 P. M. N. F. STEADMAN, Marshal and Ex-Officio Tax Collector of the City of Anaheim. 10-5-9t ING done by the Volunteers of America. Your organization is 100 per cent American, and its philanthropic enterprises represent some of the most important charitable work done in our city. I want to especially commend your "Maud Booth Home" to those who may be able to give you extra financial assistance. We want to respond to the call of women and children in foreign countries who are starving, but we must not fail to render such assistance as your organization can give to the women and children here at home. Wishing you every possible success. Yours most sincerely J. WHITCOMB BROUGHER There is no doubt whatever in the minds of the committee but that worthy cause just as they do to all other worthy appeals. Cashier of the Anaheim National Bank. ANAHEIM: Mr. A. B. McCord Mrs. Thomas Walker Mrs. William Stark Mrs. G. R. Messias Mrs. J. P. Brasted FULLERTON: Mrs. Waldo O'Kelley Mrs. C. R. Montague Mrs. E. W. Dean Mrs. Lottie E. Morse PLACENTIA: Rev. Frank M. Dowling Mr. O. C. Christiansen BREA: W. C. Davis Miss Mabel McGee "I shall pass through this wofore, that I can do or kindness ther being, let me do it now. Let me shall not pass this way again." Volunteers of America Merit Your Consideration It is particularly apparent at this time, owing to the industrial depression and poor. Although a certain amount of this kind of work must be done at all not. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA under the leadership of GENERAL H is particularly apparent at this time, owing to the industrial depression and poor. Although a certain amount of this kind of work must be done at all not. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA are constantly on the job. It relieves cities and churches of a large part and unfortunate. No other philanthropic organization is more worthy of pub- ving, because it is the hearted, non-sectarian, it gets hold of to the America, devoted to the selectability those broken continued adversity and Without "red tape" and without "laborious investigation" the Volunteers of America go on year in and year out to the full limit of its ability. To the thousands who annually knock at its door, it merely asks "Do you need help?" The Volunteers of America have done, and are doing today, the work of the Master. Work Requires Your Co-Operation old cases treated, making a total of 34,601 surgical and medical treatments during the year. Maternity Homes. Many a poor, misguided girl has been saved from crime Men and Women sheltered and given aid. Thirteen homes for homeless and neglected children in New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois Work Requires Your Co-Operation old cases treated, making a total of 34,601 surgical and medical treatments during the year. —Maternity Homes. Many a poor, misguided girl has been saved from crime and death through the blessings of these homes. There will be greater needs along these lines in the coming months. The equipment needed is costly and contributions for this work urgently needed. —Milk Given Free—for sick babies. —Medical Aid is supplied from our centers to all in need of same. —Emergency Homes for Women and Children. Thousands of women and children pass through these homes each year. —Shelter Work (temporary), 563,392 meals provided; many thousands of men and Women sheltered and given aid. —Thirteen homes for homeless and neglected children in New York, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Florida, California, Alabama, Wisconsin, Oregon, Washington. —Day Nurseries. Where many children are daily cared for, thus enabling many widows to earn a living. In short the Volunteers of America serve. Its whole spirit is the spirit of service. Certainly such an organization should never want for funds. —No man or woman can do a kindlier act, a more helpful act, a more humane act this week than to give as large an amount as possible to the Volunteers of America. Map of Public Approval Persons Respecting the Work of The Volunteers of America Social Service Commission LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA ROOM 305 NOMAL HILL CENTER TELEPHONE 60211 OR MAIN 9080 October 25, 1921 Mr. Walter P. Peterson, 522 Bass Street, Fayetteville, N. C. DEAR SIR: Your letter of October 7th addressed to the Mayor of Los Angeles, was forwarded to our office for reply. The Volunteers of America are an incorporated association, having the endorsement of the Social Service Commission. This means that our investigating agent has investigated the charitable and philanthropic work undertaken by the Volunteers of America and that we are satisfied that: (a) They are meeting a public need. (b) That they are splendidly equipped for accomplishing the work they have undertaken to do and which we are satisfied as a result of said investigation that they are doing in our city. (c) That they are devoting the moneys obtained from public solicitation to their work. Our office has not received any criticisms of the work being done by the Volunteers of America, and we doubtless would have heard of same if anyone had had a complaint to make. We believe that the Volunteers of America stand very highly in the local public estimation. It is our opinion that you would not be making a mistake in rendering to this splended organization any help which it is possible for you to give them. Thanking you for your inquiry, we are, Faithfully yours, Signed by N. A. COURTRIGHT, Executive Secretary. have undertaken to do and which we are satisfied as a result of said investigation that they are doing in our city. (c) That they are devoting the moneys obtained from public solicitation to their work. Our office has not received any criticisms of the work being done by the Volunteers of America, and we doubtless would have heard of same if anyone had had a complaint to make. We believe that the Volunteers of America stand very highly in the local public estimation. It is our opinion that you would not be making a mistake in rendering to this splended organization any help which it is possible for you to give them. Thanking you for your inquiry, we are, Faithfully yours, Signed by N. A. COURTRIGHT, Executive Secretary. SOCIAL SERVICE COMMISSION. the committee but that the people of Orange County will respond most liberally to this healthy appeals. Contributions may be mailed direct to the Drive Treasurer, A. B. McCord, ENS' COMMITTEE ON: Valdo O'Kelley R. Montague W. Dean Bottle E. Morse SANTA ANA: William Gerard Clarence Gustlin D. K. Hammond H. L. Hanson Rev. Otto S. Russell Dr. John Wehrly GARDEN GROVE: Mr. F. H. Felberg Mrs. S. W. Gage Mrs. C. C. Violett Mrs. W. M. Harkness Miss Mable Head Mrs. F. M. Woodworth LA HABRA: N. M. Launer James H. Walker BUENA PARK: Dr. D. W. Hasson Arni Nelson through this world but once. Any good, there-kindness that I can show to any humanow. Let me not neglect or defer it, for Ivy again."