oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-22

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches PHONE EMPLOYES DANCE The Orange County Telephone Employes dance at Campbell's hall, Orange, on last Thursday evening was acknowledged as "the dance" of the whole series given. The committee composed of Miss Bertha Peterkin, C. H. Adams, Miss Fern Warner, Mrs. George Harris and A. L. Tomblin, with the assistance of the other employes of the exchange, prepared an entertainment which was much enjoyed by everyone present. Every exchange in the county united in the affair, the object of the dances being to foster a family feeling among the employees of the county. Pepper boughs transformed the hall into a beautiful bower, the lights arranged to give the moonlight effects, when the ever popular moonlight waltz was given. Japanese lanterns, red hearts, red paper streamers, and pennants added to the beauty of the scene. Those who did not care to dance found cards and other games for their amusements. Mrs. F. L. Chapline gave some very pleasing songs, and Chapman's four piece orchestra furnished the music for the dance. Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569. DR. G. A. NETH Chiropractic & Electric Treatments —Phone 80— 120 W. Center St., Anaheim DR. W. M. McMULLEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 502 North Spadra Cor. Chapman Fullerton Glasses Fitted ING. One hundred and sixty were present, some guests but most of them employes. The favors were small boxes of candy and each guest also received a number, some of these being prize winners. Miss Lilly Chaffee, chief operator in Santa Ana received the box of candy for the ladies and E. A. Beard, manager of the local office the one for men. Coffee, cake and punch were served during the evening, and it was well on 1 o'clock before the merry crowd broke up and the good nights were said, thus bringing to a close one of the most pleasant evenings ever spent. EBELL MUSIC SECTION MEETS The Music Section of the Ebell Society held its regular meeting in the Masonic Temple club rooms yesterday afternoon. There was a good crowd present, notwithstanding the rain, and the meeting was one of the best ever held by the section. In honor of the 150th anniversary of Beethoven, the afternoon was given over entirely to his compositions, and a wonderfully interesting and instructive program was rendered. The records provided by Mr. Danz for use on the Brunswick phonograph were especially fine. The first number was Minuet in G string quartet, Brunswick phonograph; this was very fine and listened to with a great deal of interest. Mrs. G. H. Goodale read a paper on the life and works of the famous composer. It was more in the nature of a talk and was very interesting. The Fifth Symphony, Brunswick phonograph; This was followed by a paper on the Human Side of Bethoven, given by Mrs. A. C. Pearson, which was splendid. Mrs. Ruth L. Seitz played and gave a short analysis of Sonota. This proved very pleasing to the audience. The Current Musical events were reviewed by Mrs. W. B. Holland in a very pleasant and entertaining manner. Overture "Lenora" on the Brunswick and the Pastoral Symphony on the Brunswick closed the program. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday in a smart brown, with access Only the bride's close friends witness after which the bride for a short honeymoon mobile thru South After March 15th home on the Bradford Placentia where they man. The bride is a girl the Santa Ana hotel served overseer war. PLEASANTLY S Mr. and Mrs. G. county-rd, were please last evening when a friends dropped in to celebrate their 25th wary. The evening merry-making, while ed cards the ladies selves in visiting, and other music. Late l delicious supper was merry crowd dispise hour. Those in the parish and Mrs. E. Nutzhorn F. Schrader, Mr. and Mr. Dick Strodthoff, Mr. and field, Mr. J. Karate P. Frahm, Mr. a Schafer, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Mrs. L. Frahm, C. Suhr, Mr. and M and Mrs.H. Helnen Otto Hilbers, Mr.a Selmers, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.William Zintle oAmanda and Edwil Gertrude and Hermann garet Seimer, Berthakaiser, Irving Benny Mr. and Mrs.Sreed with silverware HONORED ON Miss Emma Wisse entertained last evening lightful surprise party the birthday anniverter, Alice.The early,and followinof good wishes on thiegameswereplayedmusic enjoyed.Two games were DR. G. A. NETH Chiropractic & Electric Treatments —Phone 80— 120 W. Center St., Anaheim DR. W. M. McMULLEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 502 North Spadra Cor. Chapman Fullerton —Glasses Fitted— Typewriters —The R.A. Tiernan Typewriter Co. wishes to announce to typewriter users that they can now purchase or rent all makes of machines locally, from Mr. E. D. Abrams, W. Center Street. Abrams Book Store 116 W. Center, Anaheim HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS ... Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. H. Eggers, Los Angeles; A. W. Henck, San Diego; Charles M. Travis, Los Angeles; Clarence M. Turner, Los Angeles; G. H. Borland, San Francisco; Mrs. J. H. Small, Montebello; F. B. Call, Los Angeles; Burr Willard, Bakersfield; Jean Long, Los Angeles; Charles H. Pheeney, Denver; Colo.; A. R. Beale, Los Angeles; J. M. Wade, Kansas City, Mo.; J. A. Tanner, Los Angeles; H. C. Brooks, Los Angeles; J. D. Scott, Los Angeles; M. G. Shipley, Fallbrook; Mrs. J. E. Cutham, San Marcos. QUIET WEDDING SOLEMNIED A quiet wedding was solemnized Saturday afternoon, Feb. 19th at four o'clock at the First Presbyterian church, Los Angeles, when Mr. Oscar Carlson of Placentia, claimed as his bride, Miss Angie Mansur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O.E.Mansur of Santa Ana, Rev. Hugh K.Walker, officiating. The bride unattended, was charm- March Brunswick Records On Sale Today No. 2062—85c— BEALE STREET BLUES—Al Bernard and Carl Fenton's Orchestra ST. 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CO., Los Angeles, Cali ING in a smart traveling suit of brown, with accessories to match. Only the bride's sister and three close friends witnessed the ceremony after which the bride and groom left for a short honeymoon tour by automobile thru Southern California. After March 15th they will be at home on the Bradford rach, near Blacentia where the groom is foreman. The bride is a graduate nurse of the Santa Ana hospital, and the groom served overseas in the world war. PLEASANTLY SURPRISED Mr. and Mrs. G. Sreese of the county-rd, were pleasantly surprised last evening when a number of their friends dropped in to help them celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. The evening was spent in merry-making, while the men enjoyed cards the ladies amused themselves in visiting, and in singing and other music. Late in the evening a delicious supper was served, and the merry crowd dispersed at a late hour. Those in the party included Mr. and Mrs. E. Nutzhorn, Mr. and Mrs. F. Schrader, Mr. and Mrs. F. Bush, Mr. Dick Strodthoff, Miss Anna Strodthoff, Mr. and Mrs. W. Sandefield, Mr. J. Karsten, Mr. and Mrs. P. Frahm, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schafer, Mr. and Mrs. W. Keefer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meredith, Mr. and Mrs. L. Frahm, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Suhr, Mr. and Mrs. G. Puls, and Mrs. H. Heineman, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hilbers, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Selmers, Mr. and Mrs. E. Blankmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Karsten, Mr. and Mrs. William Zintler of Minnesota, oAmanda and Edwin Frahm, Clara Gertrude and Herman Zintler, Margaret Seimer, Bertha Schrader, Fred Kaiser, Irving Benning. Mr. and Mrs. Sreese were presented with silverware by the guests. HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Miss Emma Wisser of S. Lemon-st, entertained last evening with a delightful surprise party in honor of the birthday anniversary of her sister Alice. The guests gathered early, and following the showering of good wishes on the honored guest, games were played and delightful music enjoyed. Two games were played at which City Briefs G. C. Smith went to Los Angeles today. Ted Kuechel of U. S. C was home for the week-end. Miss Marjorie Utter was a recent guest in Los Angeles. E. G. Best, of Santa Ann, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. G. G. Foyle, of Fullerton, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Miss Alice Ingram was the weekend guest at her home here. William Williams, of Palibrook, was in Anaheim today on business. Miss Mackey West was the recent guest of Los Angeles friends. Mrs. K. L. Cate, of Montebello, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mr. Karl Crist and M. W. Martinet Jr., motivated to Mt.Baldy Sunday. Mrs. C. L. Hood, of Santa Ann, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. M. Hutfeldt is quite ill at her home with an attack of lagripe. H. Betzold and family spent Sunday at Genesee Park, Pomona. Geo. W. Hammer and John Fisher visited the Silverado mines yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walters and son Charles, motored to San Berdoo Sunday. H. J. Rockwell, of Bellflower, is among those registered at the local hospital. Dr. and Mrs. H. D.Newkirk attended the orange show at San Bernardino Sunday. L. J.Fiala of Bakersfield was a guest over the week-end of Anaheim friends. Mr. and Mrs.H.Collins were the guests over Sunday of relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.S.R.Coate and Miss Rite Coate were recent visitors in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.O.A.Loomis and family attended the orange show at San Berdoo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Floyd West have moved this week into their new home, 500 E.Sycamore-st. Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Prince were visitors at the orange show at San Bernardino,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.W.Barnes have returned from the north where they were visiting. day evening at an informal gathering, Mr. and Mrs.F.W.Schmidt and daughter, Mrs.Anna Fox,Mrs.Alvin Melcher, Miss Lucille Fox and Mr.Frank Fow. Miss Lucille Clanton was a visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs.Geo.H.Mochlis,v vegetable pedder, whose horse was badly hurt yesterday in a collision at Palm and Center-sts with an auto driven by E.J.Murphy,traveling salesman,was feeling better today.She was not injured,buffered from the shock. Mr. and Mrs.Gus Strodthof.of Los Allimatos;Mr.Hugh Strodthof.mother,and Mr,and Mrs.F.A.Yung-bluth.of Anaheim,jointed Otto Strodthof.at tilverleaf Sunday and enjoyed a picnic dinner together,after which they visited the orange show at San Bernardino. Mr.和Mrs.B.Faulkers,and Mrs.Faulker's mother,Mrs.Van Arsdale,who are recent arrivals from Wichita,kansas,and have been living in Los Angeles,have leased the A.W.Wood home on W.Broadway for the remainder of the season,taking possession tomorrow. ORANGE-CO EXHIBIT AWARDED PRIZES Orange-co took one first place,two third places and one fourth place in the prize awards announced by the awards committee of the Eleventh National Orange show.Orange-co was the only competitor in the class in which the first prize was wonThis was for the best cluster of grapefruit.A third prize was won for the best cluster of orangesand another third prize was taken for the largest grapefruit.The country’s feature display with mechanical action was awarded fourth prizeThis display was erected by A.S.Bradford of Placentia. Despite the fact that the Orange county mechanical feature was awarded but fourth place.it was the center of an admiring throng all day yesterday.它 is a circular revolving wheel,carrying on its outer edge what one bystander described as eight California “Huckleberry Finns.”Clad in overalls,the eight statuettes go slowly whirling around on the disc,holding in their arms a hatful of tangerines. 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"It is it’s ink-and-a-breakout time that could cause crop out and give way to which to throw it down to earth." "It is it’s ink-and-a-breakout time that could cause crop out and give way to which to throw it down to earth." HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Miss Emma Wisser of S. Lemon-st, entertained last evening with a delightful surprise party in honor of the birthday anniversary of her sister, Alice. The guests gathered early, and following the showering of good wishes on the honored guest, games were played and delightful music enjoyed. Two games were played at which prizes were given. In the first game, Miss Minnie Wallace won the first, and Mrs. Hazel Overfelt, consolation. Prizes for the second game were won by Miss Jessie Coons and Mrs. Overfelt. Late in the evening the hostess served delicious refreshments, a beautiful birthday cake being a part. Those present were Miss Lillian Clemmer, Minnie Wallace, Lillian Degrisle, Dylia Betts, Jesse Coons, Coy Amack, Olga Stranske, Emma Hunton, Juanita Reckenbach, Gertrude Hile, Lois Garrison, Florence Meeker, Mrs. Hazel Overfelt, the hostess and the honor guest. CONCERT AT WHITE TEMPLE On Monday evening, Feb. 28th, the choir of the Methodist White Temple will give a sacred concert in the church auditorium. A special Shelley program will be given, and an added treat for all will be the solos of Mr. Maurice Phillips, noted bass singer of Santa Ana. The program arranged by the director, Mrs. Chas, McCullah, is one that will be most entertaining, and if you enjoy good music, arrange to be present this evening. A. O. & L. PKG. HSE. VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn., yesterday included: Mrs. Ellen Hibbs, Long Beach; John L. Hibbs, Long Beach; Mrs. Sadie McDermid, Regina, Canada; Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lovell, Boston; Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Lawrence, Richland, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. William Zinther, Duluth, Minn. Supervisors' Minutes SUPERVISORS MIN—BX HD Superintendent reported that he had ordered steel pump frame for new lift at Pumping Plant No. 1. Upon motion the following transfers of stock were granted: T. A. Teasdale 5 shares to Kathryn Eicholas; 5 shares Herman Stern to Angeline L. Backs; 10 shares S. Kraemer to Angeline Backs; 10 shares Mrs. Maurice Pilgrim to Mrs. F. S. Blackmer; 8 shares Mrs. Maurice F. Pilgrim to Mrs. F. S. Blackmer; 2 shares Julius C. Osher to J. P. Mayhew; 5 shares Alvina Peter to Fred Koessel; 20 shares Anna Derksen to be divided 6 shares to Henry F. Derksen, Pledgee for W.L. Morningstar, Carrie Coykendall, Tillee Morningstar and 14 shares to Henry F. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Coate and Miss Rite Coate were recent visitors in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Loomis and family attended the orange show at San Berdoo, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd West have moved this week into their new home, 500 E.Sycamore-st. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Prince were visitors at the orange show at San Berdoo, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Barnes have returned from the north where they were visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Thos Ridge and Mr. and Mrs.J.Van Dyke attended the Iowa picnic today. Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Dietrich and family attended the orange show at San Berdoo today. Mr. and Mrs.Billy Lake attended the Iowa picnic at Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles, today. Mr. and Mrs.J.C Cornwall were the guests Sunday of Mrs.Cornwall's mother at Pomona. Mr.Edgar Hartung will be hostess Wednesday afternoon to the members of All-Fun club. The Book-Lovers' club will meet on Tuesday, March 1st at the home of Mrs.Romaine Berger. Rodney Chamberlainia, Jack and Bill Dutton were the week-end guests of Miss Young in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs.Edmond Craddock of Riverside were the week end guests of Anaheim relatives. Mr. and Mrs.Paul D.Todrick and Mrs.C.A.McCullah and daughter, Katherine Anna, spent Monday in Los Angeles. Miss Grace Cutshall of Whittier was the week end guest of Miss Melbra Dugas, 413 Melrose. Mrs.W.M.Hunt of Fullerton was among the operative cases at the Anaheim hospital this morning. Miss Rosamond Freeman of Los Angeles was the weekend guest of Misses Ruth and Jesse Coons. Mr. and Mrs.C.P.Bryant were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.B.Faulkers of Los Angeles. The Wednesday Afternoon Five Hundred club will meet at the home of Mrs.G.W.Closeen tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs.G.M.Simpson attended the Montana picnic today at Sycamore Grove, Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.Theo.Stolt,and Mr. and Mrs.Johnsona and family and S.H.Hones.of Polk,Nebr.-motored to San Berdoo Sunday and attended the orange show. William Barlow has accepted a position as night clerk at the Hotel Valencia. Elmer C.Owens, former night clerk, will be the day clerk. Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Dietrich and family and Mrs.T.M.Qarton enjoyed Sunday at Ganesha Park,Pomona. Mr. and Mrs.R.O Quarton and family and Mrs.T.M.Qarton attained from Sunday of relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.O.A.Loomis and family attended the orange show at San Berdoo,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Floyd West have moved this week into their new home, 500 E.Sycamore-st. Mr. and Mrs.Geo Prince were visitors at the orange show at San Berdoo,Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.W.Barnes have returned from the north where they were visiting. Mr. and Mrs.Theo.Ridge and Mr. and Mrs.J.Van Dyke attended the Iowa picnic today. Mr. Edgar Hartung will be hostess Wednesday afternoon to the members of All-Fun club. The Book-Lovers' club will meet on Tuesday,March 1st at the home of Mrs.Romaine Berger. Rodney Chamberlainia,Jack and Bill Dutton were the week-end guests of Miss Young in Pasadena. Mr.和Ms.Edgar Hartung will be hostess Wednesday afternoon to the members of All-Fun club. The Book-Lovers' club will meet on Tuesday,March 1st at the home of Ms.Romaine Berger. Rodney Chamberlainia,Jack and Bill Dutton were the week-end guests of Miss Young in Pasadena. Mr.Edgar Hartung will be hostess Wednesday afternoon to the members of All-Fun club. The Book-Lovers' club will meet on Tuesday,March 1st at the home of Ms.Romaine Berger. Rodney Chamberlainia,Jack and Bill Dutton were the week-end guests of Miss Young in Pasadena. Mr.Edgar Hartung will be hostess Wednesday afternoon to the members of All-Fun club. The Book-Lovers' club will meet on Tuesday,March 1st at the home of Ms.Romaine Berger. SANTA ANA REJECTS CHARTER PROJECT Santa Ana's people voted, 1145 to 814,yesterday to retain the present form of city government and to throw into the discard the charter form which had been prepared by a board of freeholders. The result caused great surprise,since the change was favored by the Chamber of Commerce,the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association,the Kilwanis Club and the Rotarians.The city's only newspaper was strong for the plan,and many of the ministers had given it their unqualified endorsement.In fact,few persons doubted that the measure would carry. Under the proposed charter,the tax rate of the city would have been raised from $1 to $1.35,and it seems that this fact was used with telling effect by the few who opposed the change. It is stated that it will be necessary now to raise the assessed valuation of Santa Ana property so that money needed to care for outstanding obligations may be collected. The change proposed contemplates Upon motion the following transfers of stock were granted: T. A. Teasdale 5 shares to Kathryn Elcholas; 5 shares Herman Stern to Angeline L. Backs; 10 shares S. Kraemer to Angeline Backs; 10 shares Mrs. Maurice Pilgrim to Mrs. F. S. Blackmer; 8 shares Mrs. Maurice F. Pilgrim to Mrs. F. S. Blackmer; 2 shares Julius C. Osher to J. P. Mayhew; 5 shares Alvina Peter to Fred Kocsel; 20 shares Anna Derksen to be divided 6 shares to Henry F. Derksen, Pledgee for W. L. Morningstar, Carrie Coykendall, Tille Morningsat and 14 shares to Henry F. Derksen; 2 shares Johanna Boling, Pledgee for Alma Willard to Alma Willard, Pledgee for W. L. Morris; 3 shares L.C.Vanderburg to be divided, one share to L.B. Steward and two shares to L.S.Vanderburg; 10 shares A.V.Smith to May L.Smith; 10 shares Pierre Nicholas to Claire N. Stein and Paul Nicholas; 1 share J. Laer to J.S.Sheppard. President and Secretary authorized to sign agreement with J.C.Tuffree for right of way for pipe line. Action of the Secretary ratified with regard to notice of cancellation of oil lease sent to F.A.Gillespie. Communication read from Francis Cuttle with regard to the trash remover and same ordered filed. Production reports of the Amalgamated and St. Helen's Petroleum Oil Co. were read and ordered filed. Communication read from Fullerton Oil Co. with regard to oil well on Gomber tract. Secretary authorized to acknowledge receipt of same. Communication read from City of Fullerton with regard to lowering pipe line at corner of Highland and Chapman-aves in the City of Fullerton. Upon motion this was referred to the Superintendent. —LADIES! Have you ever heard of NOURISHINE? It cleanses the scalp, removes dandruff promotes growth of the hair prevents its falling and restores original color to gray hair. Just think of it! "No more grey or faded hair" yet NOURISHINE is not a dye.$1.25 per bottle. NOURISHINE MFG.CO.,680 Security Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif. Joe and Commercial Printing at The Plain Dealer Office Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dietrich and family and Mrs.T.M. Quarton enjoyed Sunday at Ganesha Park, Pomona. Mr. and Mrs.R.O.Quarton and family and Mrs.T.M. Quarton attended the Minnesota picnic at Sycamore grove, Los Angeles, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.Edward Greecson of Calexico are guests this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.H.F.Dierker on Palm and North-st. Mr. and Mrs.C.E.Douglass accompanied their grandson,Billy,to his home in San Fernando on Sunday and spent the day there. Mr. and Mrs.A.C.Pearson and Mr. and Mrs.Charas Pearson motored to San Gabriel on Sunday and visited the Mission. Mr. and Mrs.Frank Schacht have returned from Napa county owing to Mr.Schacht's ill health They expect to remain here for some time. J.McCulloch and wife, former residents on E.Center-st,Anaheim,now of Long Beach,were visiting here yesterday. Mrs.Ceeil Edwards and Miss Mildred Home spent the week end in Los Angeles and attended the Mission Play Saturday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Swope who was the week end guest of Anaheim friends, returned to her home in Hollywood Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs.William Goodrum of the Colonial Apts.motored to San Berdoo Sunday and visited the Orange show. A detachment of 18 from Anaheim U.R.K.of P.,headed by Col.B.T.Beaile will go to San Pedro tonight to attend the second annual military ball given by Co.$82. Mr. and Mrs.M.A.Schumacher and daughter,Maxine of Los Angeles,and Mr. and Mrs.J.E.Schumacher were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.J.Eymann of N.Westst. Mr. and Mrs.W.J.Lewellyn and Mrs.Ida Devinney had as their guests Sunneple expect to attend the Brown-co,S.Dak.,picnic at Long Beach Thursday.Mr.and Mrs.P.L.Johnses and family and S.H.Jones,of Polk,Nebrormotored to San Berdoo Sunday and attended the orange show. William Barlow has accepted a position as night clerk at the Hotel Valencia.Almer C.O.wren,former night clerk,will be the day clerk. Mr. and Mrs.T.M.Qarton enjoyed Sunday at Ganesha Park,Pomona. Mr. and Mrs.R.O.Qarton and family and Mrs.T.M.Qarton attended the Minnesota picnic at Sycamore grove,Los Angeles,Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.Edward Greecson of Calexico are guests this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs.H.F.Dierker on Palm and North-st. Mr.和Mrs.C.E.Douglass accompanied their grandson,Billy,to his home in San Fernando on Sunday and spent the day there. Mr.和Mrs.A.C.Pearson and Mr.andMrs.Charas.Pearson motored toSan Gabriel on Sunday and visited the Mission. Mr.和Mrs.FrankSchacht have returned from Napa county owing to Mr.Schacht's ill health They expect to remain here for some time. J.McCulloch和wife,former residents on E.Center-st,Anaheim,now of Long Beach,were visiting here yesterday. Mrs.CeeilEdwards和MissMildredHomespenttheweekendinLosAngelesandattendedtheMissionPlaySaturdayafternoon. MissDorothySwopewhowastheweekendguestofAnaheimfriends,returnedtoherhomeinHollywoodSundayevening. Mr.和Mrs.WilliamGoodrumoftheColonialApts.motoredtoSanBerdooSundayandvisitedtheOrangeshow. Adetachmentof18fromAnaheimU.R.K.ofP.,headedbyCol.B.T.Beailewillgo.toSanPedrotonighttoattendthesecondannualmilitaryballgivenbyCo.$82. Mr.和Mrs.M.A.Schumacheranddaughter,MaxineofLosAngeles,andMr.andMrs.J.E.SchumacherweretheguestsSundayofMr.andMrs.J.EymannofN.Westst. Mr.和Mrs.W.J.LewellynandMrs.IdaDevinneyhadastheirguestsSunnepleexpecttoattendtheBrown-co,S.Dak.,picnicatLongBeachThursday.Mr.andMrs.P.L.JohnsesandfamilyandS.H.Jones,ofPolk,NebrormotoredtoSanBerdooSundayandattendedtheorangeshow. WilliamBarlowhasacceptedapositionasnightclerkatTheHotelValencia.AlmerC.O.wren,formernightclerk,willbethedayclerk. Mr.和Mrs.T.M.QartonenjoyedSundayatGaneshaPark,Pomona. Mr.和Mrs.R.O.QartonandfamilyandMrs.T.M.QartonattendedtheMinnesotapicnicatSycamoregrove,LosAngeles,Saturday. Mr.和Mrs.EdwardGreecsonofCalexicoaregueststhisweekinthehomeofMr.andMrs.H.F.DierkeronPalmandNorth-st. Mr.和Mrs.C.E.Douglasscompaniedthegrandson,Billy,thehishomeinSanFernandoonsundayandspentthedaythere. Mr.和Mrs.A.C.PearsonandMr.andMrs.Charas.PearsonmotoredtoSanGabrielonSundayandvisitedtheMission. Mr.和Mrs.FrankSchachthavereturnedfromNapacountowingtoMr.Schacht'sillhealthTheyexpecttoremainhereforsometime. J.McCulloch和wife,formerresidentsonE.Center-st,Anaheim,nowofLongBeach,werevisitinghereyesterday. Mrs.CeeilEdwards和MissMildredHomespenttheweekendinLosAngelesandattendedtheMissionPlaySaturdayafternoon. MissDorothySwopewhowastheweekendguestofAnaheimfriends,returnedtoherhomeinHollywoodSundayevening. Mr.和Mrs.WilliamGoodrumoftheColonialApts.motoredtoSanBerdooSundayandvisitedtheOrangeshow. Adetachmentof18fromAnaheimU.R.K.ofP.,headedbyCol.B.T.Beailewillgo.toSanPedrotonighttoattendthesecondannualmilitaryballgivenbyCo.$82. Mr.和Mrs.M.A.Schumacheranddaughter,MaxineofLosAngeles,andMr.andMrs.J.E.SchumacherweretheguestsSundayofMr.andMrs.J.EymannofN.Westst. Mr.和Mrs.W.J.LewellynandMrs.IdaDevinneyhadastheirguestsSunneplespecttoattendtheBrown-co,S.Dak.,picnicatLongBeachThursday.Mr.andMrs.P.L.JohnsesandfamilyandS.H.Jones,ofPolk,NebrormotoredtoSanBerdooSundayandattendedtheorangeshow. WilliamBarlowhasacceptedapositionasnightclerkatTheHotelValencia.AlmerC.O.wren,formernightclerk,willbethedayclerk. Mr.和Mrs.T.M.QartonenjoyedSundayatGaneshaPark,Pomona. Mr.和Mrs.R.O.QartonandfamilyandMrs.T.M.QartonattendedtheMinnesotapicnicatSycamoregrove,LosAngles,Saturday. Mr.和Mrs.EdwardGreecsonofCalexicoaregueststhisweekinthehomeofMr.andMrs.H.F.DierkeronPalmandNorth-st. Mr.和Mrs.C.E.Douglasscompaniedthegrandson,Billy,thehishomeinSanFernandoonsundayandspentthedaythere. Mr.和Mrs.A.C.PearsonandMr.andMrs.Charas.PearsonmotoredtoSanGabrielonSundayandvisitedtheOrangeshow. Adetachmentof18fromAnaheimU.R.K.ofP.,headedbyCol.B.T.Beailewillgo.toSanPedrotonighttoattendthesecondannualmilitaryballgivenbyCo.$82. Mr.和Mrs.M.A.Schumacheranddaughter,MaxineofLosAngles,andMr.andMrs.J.E.SchumacherweretheguestsSundayofMr.andMrs.J.EymannofN.Westst. Mr.和Mrs.W.J.Lewellyn和Mrs.IdaDevinneyhadastheirguestsSunneplespecttoattendtheBrown-co,S.Dak.,picnicatLongBeachThursday.Mr.和Mrs.P.L.JohnsesandfamilyandS.H.Jones,ofPolk,NebrormotoredtoSanBerdooSundayandattendedtheorangeshow. WilliamBarlowhasacceptedapositionasnightclerkatTheHotelValencia.AlmerC.O.wren,formernightclerk,willbethedayclerk. Mr.和Mrs.T.M.QartonenjoyedSundayatGaneshaPark,Pomona. Mr.和Mrs.R.O.QartonandfamilyandMrs.T.M.QartonattendedtheMinnesotapicnicatSycamoregrove,LosAngles,Saturday. Mr.和Mrs.EdwardGreecSonofCalexicoaregueststhisweekinthehomeofMr.andMrs.H.F.DierkeronPalmandNorth-st. Mr.和Mrs.C.E.Douglasscompaniedthegrandson,Billy,thehishomeinSanFernandoonsundayandspentthedaythere. Mr.和Mrs.A.C.PearsonandMr.andMrs.Charas.PearsonmotoredtoSanGabrielonSundayandvisitedtheOrangeshow. Adetachmentof18fromAnaheimU.R.K.ofP.,headedbyCol.B.T.Beailewillgo.toSanPedrotonighttoattendthesecondannualmilitaryballgivenbyCo.$82." "The Prey," starring Alice Joyce,a tale of society, Politics, finance and love, will be seen at the New Fairland theatre tonight.Tomorrow night Mary Pickford will be seen in "The Love Light." Tonight and tomorrow night the Traherp Stock Company will make its weekly presentation at the New Grand theatre. HELD UP BY MAN WITH KNIVES That he was held up by two masked men, who were armed with large knives and robbed of $10 shortly after midnight was the story told by Trinidad Mendibles,a Mexican at Santa Ana police headquarterers. One of the bandits,Mendibles said,was leaning against a fence and the other was hiding behind a telephone pole.Mendibles said the man behind the pole sprang upon him suddenly and struck him with his knife. The blade, according to Mendibles,slashed his clothing and seretched the skin below his heart.The force of the blow winded Mendibles and he fell to the sidewalk. He says both of the holdup men then went through his pockets." New York Letter by Lucy Jeanne Price NEW YORK, Feb. 22—A cow kicked over a lamp and Chicago was swept by a never-to-be-forgotten fire. The other night on her way home from a movie, a New York woman paid 65 cents for a pumpkin pie and fifteen of the largest women's organizations in the city have delved into the question of the baking industry, with a determination to thresh things out thoroughly and completely. The purchaser of the pie, informed Mrs. Louis Melzmiller, deputy commissioner of markets, of the extortionate 65 cents. Mrs. Welzmiller interviewed the baker. He explained that it was the supper-after-the-movie habit that killed his prices. "People have got to stopping in regularly to get food for after-the-picture-suppers at home," he said. "That means I have to keep my fires going all the evening and pay my bakers and clerks overtime rates to stay here. That pumpkin pie cost me 60 cents." It seemed plausible, but the deputy commissioner decided it was a good time to get women interested in the whole proposition. So five big baking companies are to prepare data and answer questions for an aroused woman-kind. The toy balloon men of the city are sold out. And their merchandise isn't in the hands of children, either. Serious business men and haughty chauffeurs are making the down town route look like a carnival these days, with bright-colored balloons tied to either end of the windshields. The motorists explain the outburst of color as "silent protest against the price of gasoline, which refuses to take a drop similar to that of other commodities." But the balloon men tell you that it's just an excuse for suppressed childishness to crop out in grown-ups that have to find some excuse for it every time they give way to it. "It is time for us to stop using printer's ink defining boundaries, abroad and to use it for finding markets abroad," said Julius H. Reiter, president of the Credit Guide Bankers' Commercial Asn and publisher of the favorite of a passed generation, in which Francis Wilson first won fame, proved such a success when it was revived here this winter, that it has been decided to make it into a photoplay with Francis Wilson and DeWolf Hopper co-stars, just as they are in the present production. New York business women whose work means regular hours in an office are getting together into little groups to discuss the possibility of procuring official recognition of shopping as a vital part of the business woman's life. "Not only do all women have to shop sometimes and take a fair amount of time for it," explains one of the leaders in the time-for-shopping movement, "but business women are under special necessity of keeping well-groomed. Some of our employers are honest enough to admit that it is not only to our advantage but to theirs," to have us smartly 'kept up.' We can't do this with a hurried dash into a shop at a jammed lunch hour. So we are going. In all seriousness, to propose that every woman in every New York office be given one hour or two hours or one afternoon or some definite amount of time, once or twice every month in which to go and buy clothes and accessories that will enhance her charm and do justice to her position in her business world." Cruelty to lions was the stupendous sounding charge made against slender Mme Adgies in the magistrates' court the other day. "She sobbed at the thought of it." "The poor dears" she exclaimed. "They would not say that Why. I am so fond of them. Not for anything would I hurt them." And then something as an afterthought, she added: "I make my living with them. However, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty of Animals, rather enjoying the novelty of defending a brace on flippers after expending so many years on cats and horses, insisted that cruelty it was to keep the kings of the forest in boxes in a garage. Various other witnesses who came to protest on the side of the S.P.C.A. were those who lived within roaring distance of the garage. Anahelm Post No. 72, American Legion Dance every Friday. Presell's Hall, Anaheim. If it's from Witman's, it's good! Witman, Eyesight Specialist. Mid-Central Has the Oil There is now no question that Mid-Central's ground is capable of yielding an excellent commercial well! We have so far been highly successful—in securing properties, in financing and in sinking our well without accident or delay to 4110 feet, where the well now stands cemented. BUT—the great outstanding fact is this: MID-CENTRAL'S well has already passed through 55 Feet of Rich Oil Sand! This sand has been pronounced capable of yielding an unusually large well, as it carries a heavy saturation of oil. Indications are that vastly larger production will be secured at greater depth, and this sand has been cased off, in favor of the deeper formations' where we confidently look for a well producing not less than 1000 barrels daily! Do not overlook the fact that even our first 55 Feet of Rich Oil Sand! This sand has been pronounced capable of yielding an unusually large well, as it carries a heavy saturation of oil. Indications are that vastly larger production will be secured at greater depth, and this sand has been cased off, in favor of the deeper formations where we confidently look for a well producing not less than 1000 barrels daily! Do not overlook the fact that even our first producer will mean millions of dollars for stockholders, due to the tremendous and immediate increase in value of our 55 acres, the Largest holdings of any independent company at Huntington Beach— With No. 1 so close to completion, we intend to start No. 2 at once. Production in these wells will inevitably be followed by other wells, sunk in swift succession on the Huntington Beach ground. Think of this as YOUR Company—picture Mid-Central profits as YOUR profits, and ACT AT ONCE to make this vision a reality! You can now buy shares at 50c! Mid-Central's first offering was heavily over-subscribed. The same will undoubtedly be true of the present issue. Well No. 1 is about ready to be drilled in—and you realize, as well as we, what will happen to the price of stock when the drill slinks into a BIG, RICH SAND. Get in NOW—while stock can be secured at 50c. Delay and disappointment will be identical in this case. Use the coupon—fill out, tear out and mail NOW—NOW! A. V. Calkins Fiscal Agent, Mid-Central Oil Co. 109 E. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Telephone Anaheim 1 A. V. Calkins, 109 E. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Enter my order for shares of Mid-Central at 50 cents per share. Send stock immediately to me at address below. Name Street No. City P.D. 2-22