oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-03

This Paper Accepts All Advertising on the Understanding that Its Circulation Equals Any Three Others In This Field. VOL. XXIV—No. 182 ALLIES FIX GREETS Report Manager Trak HARDING ARRIVES FOR INAUGURATION; GETS BUSY AT ONCE Washington Is Crowded for Inaugural Ceremony to Occur Tomorrow. WASHINGTON, March 3.—With the stage all set for the induction into office tomorrow of Warren G. Harding and Calvin Coolidge as the nation's heads for the next four years, the inaugural visitors are thronging into the capital. Despite the fact that the impressive ceremony has been shorn of most of its spectacular features by President-elect Harding's desire for simplicity and economy, thousands from all parts of the country are expected tomorrow, large numbers having already arrived this morning. President Wilson will be present at the inauguration of Vice President Coolidge, but it had not been decided early today whether he would see Mr. Harding inducted in. Hodders Say They Have Completed Contracts The Trahern Stock Co. completed its season of ten weeks on what is known as the Trahern circuit with the frolle, "Facing the Music," last night, according to reports today. Al Trahern, manager, checked out of his lodgings at the Hotel Southland after the show last night, it was reported at the hotel today. Altho it was announced between the second and third acts last night that "Peg o' My Heart" would be given next week, Mrs. Clinton Hodder, wife of the leading man, stated this afternoon that she and Mr. Hodder had completed their contract with Trahern and would re-enter vaudeville or possibly go into stock in Los Angeles. "Mr. Trahern has left for Long Island for the reopening of the summer stock season there," said Mrs. Hodder. "I understand another manager will direct a stock company here. I believe his name is Glass." The Trahern circuit started out with seven theatres but dwindled to three, with two nights at Anaheim. ARRAY OF GREETS M SHOPS H Many Beautiful Indicate Fashion This S BY PR The annual sprout opened in Anaheim the many beauties plays indicated they to prevail this seaside assortment of appeal to the conscientious those who are for things. I visited the PR found it a good place and get ideas on and most up to the apparel. The Prin THERE when it came ready-to-I saw some very new short jackets box coated models. nation's heads for the next four years, the inaugural visitors are thronging into the capital. Despite the fact that the impressive ceremony has been shorn of most of its spectacular features by President-elect Harding's desire for simplicity and economy, thousands from all parts of the country are expected tomorrow, large numbers having already arrived this morning. President Wilson will be present at the inauguration of Vice President Coolidge, but it had not been decided early today whether he would see Mr. Harding inducted into office. The President desires to so, however, and a chair will be placed on the east portico of the capitol for the retiring executive if he is physically able to stay for the entire ceremony. Mr. Wilson will not ride back to the White House with the new President, however, but will go directly to his new home in S street, where he will receive democratic senate leaders and friends. President-elect Harding lost no time on arriving at the capitol today in getting down to the business of his big job. His first conference was with Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, chairman of the inaugural committee, and the man who will frame the resolution declaring peace with Germany, which the incoming President wishes congress to adopt. Replies from the League of Nations council and Great Britain concerning the controversy over the Japanese occupation of Yap and the Mesopotamia mandate will be turned over to the new administration, the retiring officials decided yesterday, and Mr. Harding will have this legacy from the war as one of his first pressing duties for consideration. Criticism of many of the selections for the new cabinet has been partially dispelled by the expressed desire of the incoming President for cooperation with congress. He has informed the leaders at the capitol that he will consult with them as the representatives of the people before making any important decisions. HANG THIS UP IN YOUR CHICKEN YARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs. C. A. Williams, of the Santa Fe Lease, Fullerton, RFD 1, reported to The Plain Dealer this afternoon that from one dozen Rhode Island Red hens she received 230 eggs in the 28 days of February, or an average of 8.21 per day. SUE COMPANY, HEAD OF WHICH IS GONE LOS ANGELES, March 3—Colincident with the disappearance of H. B. Eshelman, prominent realty operator, who dropped from sight three days ago, attorneys today were scheduled to file suit against the nation's heads for the next four years, the inaugural visitors are thronging into the capital. Despite the fact that the impressive ceremony has been shorn of most of its spectacular features by President-elect Harding's desire for simplicity and economy, thousands from all parts of the country are expected tomorrow, large numbers having already arrived this morning. President Wilson will be present at the inauguration of Vice President Coolidge, but it had not been decided early today whether he would see Mr. Harding inducted into office. The President desires to so, however, and a chair will be placed on the east portico of the capitol for the retiring executive if he is physically able to stay for the entire ceremony. Mr. Wilson will not ride back to the White House with the new President, however, but will go directly to his new home in S street, where he will receive democratic senate leaders and friends. President-elect Harding lost no time on arriving at the capitol today in getting down to the business of his big job. His first conference was with Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, chairman of the inaugural committee, and the man who will frame the resolution declaring peace with Germany, which the incoming President wishes congress to adopt. Replies from the League of Nations council and Great Britain concerning the controversy over the Japanese occupation of Yap and the Mesopotamia mandate will be turned over to the new administration, the retiring officials decided yesterday, and Mr. Harding will have this legacy from the war as one of his first pressing duties for consideration. Criticism of many of the selections for the new cabinet has been partially dispelled by the expressed desire of the incoming President for cooperation with congress. He has informed the leaders at the capitol that he will consult with them as the representatives of the people before making any important decisions. HANG THIS UP IN YOUR CHICKEN YARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs. C. A. Williams, of the Santa Fe Lease, Fullerton, RFD 1, reported to The Plain Dealer this afternoon that from one dozen Rhode Island Red hens she received 230 eggs in the 28 days of February, or an average of 8.21 per day. SUE COMPANY, HEAD OF WHICH IS GONE LOS ANGELES, March 3—Colincident with the disappearance of H. B. Eshelman, prominent realty operator, who dropped from sight three days ago, attorneys today were scheduled to file suit against the nation's heads for the next four years, the inaugural visitors are thronging into the capital. Despite the fact that the impressive ceremony has been shorn of most of its spectacular features by President-elect Harding's desire for simplicity and economy, thousands from all parts of the country are expected tomorrow, large numbers having already arrived this morning. President Wilson will be present at the inauguration of Vice President Coolidge, but it had not been decided early today whether he would see Mr. Harding inducted into office. The President desires to so, however, and a chair will be placed on the east portico of the capitol for the retiring executive if he is physically able to stay for the entire ceremony. Mr. Wilson will not ride back to the White House with the new President, however, but will go directly to his new home in S street, where he will receive democratic senate leaders and friends. President-elect Harding lost no time on arriving at the capitol today in getting down to the business of his big job. His first conference was with Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, chairman of the inaugural committee, and the man who will frame the resolution declaring peace with Germany, which the incoming President wishes congress to adopt. Replies from the League of Nations council and Great Britain concerning the controversy over the Japanese occupation of Yap and the Mesopotamia mandate will be turned over to the new administration, the retiring officials decided yesterday, and Mr. Harding will have this legacy from the war as one of his first pressing duties for consideration. Criticism of many of the selections for the new cabinet has been partially dispelled by the expressed desire of the incoming President for cooperation with congress. He has informed the leaders at the capitol that he will consult with them as the representatives of the people before making any important decisions. HANG THIS UP IN YOUR CHICKEN YARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs. C. A. Williams, of the Santa Fe Lease, Fullerton, RFD 1, reported to The Plain Dealer this afternoon that from one dozen Rhode Island Red hens she received 230 eggs in the 28 days of February, or an average of 8.21 per day. SUE COMPANY, HEAD OF WHICH IS GONE LOS ANGELES, March 3—Colincident with the disappearance of H. B. Eshelman, prominent realty operator, who dropped from sight three days ago, attorneys today were scheduled to file suit against the nation's heads for the next four years, the inaugural visitors are thronging into the capital. Despite the fact that the impressive ceremony has been shorn of most of its spectacular features by President-elect Harding's desire for simplicity and economy, thousands from all parts of the country are expected tomorrow, large numbers having already arrived this morning. President Wilson will be present at the inauguration of Vice President Coolidge, but it had not been decided early today whether he would see Mr. Harding inducted into office. The President desires to so, however, and a chair will be placed on the east portico of the capitol for the retiring executive if he is physically able to stay for the entire ceremony. Mr. Wilson will not ride back to the White House with the new President, however, but will go directly to his new home in S street, where he will receive democratic senate leaders and friends. President-elect Harding lost no time on arriving at the capitol today in getting down to the business of his big job. His first conference was with Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, chairman of the inaugural committee, and the man who will frame the resolution declaring peace with Germany, which the incoming President wishes congress to adopt. Replies from the League of Nations council and Great Britain concerning the controversy over the Japanese occupation of Yap andthe Mesopotamia mandate will be turned over to the new administration,the retiring officials decided yesterday,and Mr. Harding will have this legacy fromthe war as oneofhisfirstpressdutiesforconsideration. CriticismofmanyoftheselectionsforthenewcabinethasbeenpartiallydispelledbytheexpresseddecreeoftheincomingPresidentforoperationwithcongress.Hewisbandformedtheleadersatthecapitolthathewillconsultwiththemsastherespectativesofthepeoplebeforemakinganyimportantdecisions. HANG THIS UP IN YOUR CHICKEN YARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs. C. A. Williams, ofthe Santa Fe Lease,Fullerton,RFD 1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolidge,但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardingerinductedinatcompanyhereandmostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI sawsomeverynewshortjacketteboxcoatedmodelbooster,someinfanbutallofthechickelclusivedesign.Theshownthisspringandamorecomfoundthatsbeluptupytodatestore.twocolored effectlinecoatsalsoblouseback.withings. Thedressesforeasonwearcameintofadmiration.Trialsembodiedindressesaretaffercirclecharmeuse,inthenumgray,brownnoticedweremadeskirtsandtheloweffects.Iwasshowoneduty dressofplainbasqueflexurewandonthecufftouchessoldrosmokingwasannarrowskirtandwaistoffasthedress.Anotherverydresswasofgrayqueeflexurewwithskirtandwaistwithcollarando skirttom.AmidnightbldressappliediverygoodlookingtheprevailinglongwaistlinewereItwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsomelatemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsoeditionaswellastadaintlesincanchineandwashflesh,也inPexilinlightandthesetheothercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolidge,但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardingerinductedinatcompanyhere和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI visitedherPRIORITYCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsinititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionaswellastadaintlesincanchineandwashflesh,也inPexilinlightandthesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompanyhere和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsinititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionaswellastadaintlesincanchineandwashflesh,也inPexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompanyhere和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsinititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionaswellastadaintlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompanyhere和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsinititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionaswellastadiantlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompanyhere和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsinititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionaswellastadiantlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompanyhere和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsinititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionaswellastadiantlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordethenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompany here和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsinititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionaswellastadiantlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsinthe28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordet-thenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompany here和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsin.ititwasjustascejorsetedastobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionas wellastadiantlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggsin.the28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordet-thenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompany here和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsin.ititwasjustascejorsetedasstobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionas wellastadiantlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggs.in.the28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfromsightthreedaysago，attorneystodaywerescheduledtofilesuitagainstthenation'sheadsfordet-thenextfouryears,theinauguratedofVicePresidentCoolridge但它hadnotbeendecidedearlytoday whetherhewouldseeMr.Hardengerinductedinatcompany here和mostuptotheapparel.ThePrimeWhenititbeltniftyreadytoI wentfromhBEIMCORSETTaylorwasgladestincorresetsandIhad toldherabeprecitythingsin.it itwasjustascejorsetedasstobecasedsome latemodelsdart,frontlacewhichisawornclastictop,andBienJollealsooptionas wellastadiantlesincanchineandwashflesh,也在Pexilinlight和thesethe othercompletethetoll. HAYTHISUPINYOURCHICKENYARD Hang this up in your chicken yard and make your pets ashamed of themselves: Mrs.C.A.Williams.oftheSantaFeLease.Fullerton,RFD1.reportedtoThePlainDealerthisafternoonthatfromonedozenRhodeIslandRedhensshereceived230eggs.in.the28daysofFebruary,或anaverageof8.21perday. SUECOMPANY,HEDOFWHICHISGONE LOS ANGELES,March3—ColincidentwiththedisappearanceofH.B.Eshelman,prominentrealtyoperator，who droppedfrom SUE COMPANY, HEAD OF WHICH IS GONE LOS ANGELES, March 3—Colincident with the disappearance of H. B. Eshelman, prominent realty operator, who dropped from sight three days ago, attorneys today were scheduled to file suit against the company, of which Mr. Eshelman was sole owner, for $20,000. Eshelman's wife attributes the sudden disappearance of her husband to a breakdown due to financial strain and illness. Eshelman, believing himself to be hopelessly in debt, yielded to a desire to "just drop out of sight," according to her theory. NAME SUCCESSOR TO OUSTED L. A. SHERIFF LOS ANGELES, March 3.—A successor to Sheriff John C. Cline, ousted from office by Superior Judge Monroe on malfeasance charges, was expected to be appointed by county supervisors today. "Teddy" Zehner, former under-sheriff, was reported to be the choice of the supervisors for Cline's position. Jonathan S. Dodge, chairman of the board, who brought the suit against Cline, was said to favor Zehner. HUNT ROBBERS WHO LURED HOUSEOWNER LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Police began a search today for two young men who, while posing as prospective house buyers, lured Sam Fisher, 121 North Breed-st, into a vacant house owned by Fisher at 342 Clarence-st and there sandbagged the house owner and robbed him of an expensive watch and $260 in cash. An auto owned by Fisher's brother, which Fisher had borrowed to drive his clients to the Clarence-st address, was also taken by the hold-up artists. The Enterprise Millinery announce their spring and summer opening of Millinery on Friday and Saturday, March 4 and 5. PAPER SUES BURLESON FOR $500,000 DAMAGES WASHINGTON, March 3.—Suit for $500,000 damages was filed today in the District of Columbia supreme court by the New York Call against Albert S. Burleson, who retires as postmaster general tomorrow. DENBY WOULD CANCEL WAR DEBT DUE U. S. WASHINGTON, March 3.—In an expression of personal opinion Edwin T. Denby, new secretary of the navy, said here that he was in favor of cancelling the $9,500,000,000 indebtedness due the United States from various European countries. BOOTH VISITS CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.—General Bramwell-Booth, eldest son of the founder of the Salvation Army and the present commander in 67 countries and colonies, is due for his first visit to California this week. He is being accompanied on his tour by his sister, Commander Evangeline Booth, director of the Army's forces in the United States. AGED WOMAN DECLARES DR. JORDAN IS MISTAKEN SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.—According to Mrs. Charlotte de Galerie Davenport, 96-year-old scientist, the statement of Dr. David Starr Jordan, "that women of 70 take no interest in men," is absurd. She says, "Dr. Jordan may speak for the men but he is mistaken as far as the women are concerned." Fruit Sales Today PITTSBURGH, March 3.—Easier oranges and lemons; oranges $3.55 to $4. Lemons $3.20. Mercury Last Night Minimum temperature last night; as reported by Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn., was 54 at 5 a.m. Orange County Plain Dale LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Thursday, March 3, 1921 X GERMAN DEATH Trahern Leaves Stock Co. ARRAY OF FASHIONS GREETS MILADY IN SHOPS HERE TODAY Many Beautiful Window Displays Indicate Fashions to Prevail This Season. BY PEGGY The annual spring fashion show opened in Anaheim today and the many beautiful window displays indicated the fashions that are to prevail this season. There is a wide assortment of colors that will appeal to the conservative, as well as those who are fond of the brighter things. I visited the PRINCE STORE and found it a good place to look around and get ideas on what is the latest and most up to the minute in ladies' apparel. The Prince Store is always THERE when it comes to carrying the nifty ready-to-wear for Milady. I saw some very smart suits in the new short jacketed effects, some in box coated models, some in novel Soda Fountain Prices Back to Pre-War Basis Anaheim soda fountains are making an interesting announcement this week. The price of soda fountain drinks and ice cream are being put back on a pre-war basis. The new prices, to which war tax is to be added, are: Plain ice cream, 10s, plain ice cream sundae 15c, ice cream soda 15c, plain soda 7c, coco cola 7c. DUCKWORTHS BACK FROM OCEAN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth, 325 No. Los Angeles-at, returned this morning from a four months' visit with their son, G. L. Duckworth, in Honolulu. They were met at San Francisco by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pendleton, of Pasadena, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, of Anaheim, arriving in the Bay City Tuesday. Mr. Duckworth was taken seriously ill on the boat and was brot to Anaheim from Los Angeles in a McAulay ambulance and is now at the home of his son, W. E. Duckworth. MAY DRILL FOR OIL CLOSE TO SANTA FE FULLERTON STATION Zohelin Interests of Los Angeles, Get Estimate on Cost of Well From R. W. Edens. That drilling for oil may begin within a quarter of a mile of the heart of Fullerton was indicated yesterday when a representative of the Zobelein interests, of Los Angeles, conferred with R. W. Edens, oil man, regarding a well on the Zohelin property near the Santa Fe railroad "Y". Just cast of the station. The land owned by the Zohelin people is said to have been formerly known as the "Reagan place" and is not more than a quarter of a mile from the corner of Spadra and Commonwealth-aves. Mr. Edens gave an estimate of the drilling cost of such a test well and the Zohelin representative said he would be back within a day or two if such a well were drilled and oil plays indicated the fashions that are to prevail this season. There is a wide assortment of colors that will appeal to the conservative, as well as those who are fond of the brighter things. I visited the PRINCE STORE and found it a good place to look around and get ideas on what is the latest and most up to the minute in ladies' apparel. The Prince Store is always there when it comes to carrying the nifty ready-to-wear for Milady. I saw some very smart suits in the new short jacket effects, some in box coated models, some in novel bozos, some in fancy belted effects, but all of them chic in mode and exclusive design. The wraps and coats shown this spring are very beautiful and a more complete line can not be found than is being shown at this up to date store. I saw them in the two colored effects. Loose straight line coats, also some novelties in blouse back, with low waisted beltings. The dresses for street and afternoon wear came in for a large share of admiration. The popular materials embodied in the new spring dresses are taffetas, canton crepe, charmeuse, in the shades of platinum gray, browns, blues. Many I noticed were made with the circular skirts and the long waisted basque effects. I was shown one particularly pretty dress of platinum gray, in the basque effect waist, circular skirt, and on the cuffs and collar were touches of old rose. The only trimming was a narrow rutching on the skirt and waist of the same material as the dress. Another very pretty afternoon dress was of gray silk made in basque effect with shirrings on the skirt and waist, short sleeves, and with collar and cuffs of lace. The skirt was scalloped around the bottom. A midnight blue Canton crepe dress applied in gray velour was very good looking, the waist was in the prevailing long effect, and at the waist line were rows of shirrings. The sleeves were short. Still another was of gray canton crepe, embroidered in rose colors, in small flower designs, on the waist and skirt. The girdle was wide and crushed effect. I went from here to THE ANAHEIM CORSET SHOP, where Mrs. Taylor was glad to show me the latest in corsets and accessories. After I had told her about viewing all the pretty things in dresses we decided it was just as essential to be well corsed as to be well dressed. I saw some late models in the popular Modart, front lace. Also the Helene, which is a wonderful corset, with elastic top, and the long hip. Bien Jolie also came in for inspection as well as the beautiful little dainties in camisoles in crepe de chine and wash satin, in white and flesh, also in Persian ribbon designs in the light and dark, and besides these the other little things that complete the toilet. Mrs. Taylor also informed me that she would put in a complete line FROM OCEAN TRIP Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth, 325 No. Los Angeles-at, returned this morning from a four months' visit with their son, G. L. Duckworth, in Honolulu. They were met at San Francisco by Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Pendleton, of Pasadena, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth, of Anaheim, arriving in the Bay City Tuesday. Mr. Duckworth was taken seriously ill on the boat and was brot to Anaheim from Los Angeles in a McAulay ambulance and is now at the home of his son, W. E. Duckworth, 602 N. Los Angeles-st. Mrs. Duckworth, who sustained an accident at San Francisco on the way to Honolulu, is getting along nicely. AGED WOMAN BADLY HURT BY AUTO TRUCK The swerving of a truck to the left as an automobile passing is held responsible for an accident on the State highway near San Juan Capitrano which may cost the life of Mrs. Margaret Parrish, 78, of Compton. She is in a very critical condition at the Santa Ana hospital, suffering from serious internal injuries and injury to the head: Mrs. Parrish was riding with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Tate, of Grain Valley, Mo., who had been visiting her, and was injured as the car was forced off the road and overturned. Mrs. Tate also suffered injury about the head. The truck driver was not detained but officers are making an investigation. MYSTERY AUTO HITS, DRAGS MAN 40 FEET Louis Friedman, 109 North Van Ness-ave, Santa Ana, was being treated today for a wound on his scalp and an injury on his right leg as the result of being struck by an automobile driven by an unidentified man. According to Friedman, the driver of the car which struck him did not stop to render aid. Friedman was standing beside a broken down vegetable car which was being towed into the city when another machine, which he believes was a Buick, came along at a rapid rate of speed and struck him. Friedman was knocked down and dragged about 40 feet. EVERYTHING GOING SMOOTHLY AT MINES If you want to take a drive thru some of the most scenic parts of Orange-co and see the novel sight of a silver mine and flotation mill in full operation, turn your filver towards the Silverado mines some sunny afternoon. The miles are only about 26 miles from Anaheim. The mill began operation with one shift yesterday. Everything is working smoothly and three shifts will be put on within a few days, mine officers here stated today. ABERNATHY SELLS NEWPORT APARTMENT J.R.Abernathy.of Anaheim, has sold the apartment house he recently purchased at East Newport to F.L.Purinton and James Walsh who contemplate spending $6000 or $7000 for improvements and alterations, including installation of hot water heating system, making an investment of about $30,000. The building, which has eight three-room and eight two-room suites, was constructed last summer by Captain Ross, of Riverside. THIEF GETS $3000 FROM MAN IN BANK LOS ANGELES, March 3.-Robbed he was going from a bank window to a safety deposit valuit in the basement of the bank. Arnold Faerber of 1200 West Adams-st., was relieved of permanent coupon certificates into which he had just had three $1000 Liberty bonds converted, according to a report to the police. INAUGURAL DAY TO BE CLEAR AND COLD WASHINGTON, March 3.-It's going to be cold on inauguration day, the weather man declared. A special forecast for the District of Columbia issued by the weather bureau today says: "The outlook is for fair and considerably colder weather, with temperature close to freezing, and fresh west and northwest winds in Washington March 4." WOMAN SWALLOWS POISON LOS ANGELES, March 3.-Mrs.Jennie Hopter, 38, of 1103 West First street, swallowed a quantity of iodine today with sulfalid intent; according to receiving hospital records following a quarrel. She will recover, it is stated. PASS ANTI-ALIEN BILL OLYMPIA, Wash., March 3.-The anti-alien land bill passed the senate by a vote of 36 to 2 and pretty things in dresses we decided it was just as essential to be well corseted as to be well dressed. I saw some late models in the popular Moda, front lace. Also the Helene, which is a wonderful corset, with elastic top, and the long hip. The Bien Jolie also came in for inspection as well as the beautiful little dainty in camisoles in crepe de chine and wash satin, in white and flesh, also in Persian ribbon designs in the light and dark, and besides these other little things that complete the toilet. Mrs. Taylor also informed me that she was putting in a complete line of Hole-proof hosery. Spring announcement comes from SEBASTIAN BROS. STORE also, where they are showing many new spring styles. Among the new sheer materials for spring and summer, none are more distinctive nor charming than the new volles. The patterns are delightful, many of them fanciful and unique. Back grounds are of soft neutral tints with designs in colors which blend harmoniously. They are also showing beautiful new silk blouses, so fresh and crisp, and in the simple tailored styles as well as in the more dresy effects. They are also showing the Puritan undermuslins, and this time of the year finds their stock complete. The materials are soft and of high quality. Every department in this big store is teeming with ideas for spring and it would pay you well to make them a visit. Here my journey ended as it was noon, and I was beginning to feel the need of a bit of lunch. What I have not been able to tell you, you can see for yourself by visiting the different Anaheim shops where the sales people will delight in showing you. ROY COMMITS SUICIDE BONNER SPRINGS, Kan. March 3.—Earl Wilson, an 8-year-old boy shot and instantly killed himself here last night. Sore sufferings from an attack of appendicitis is said to have been the cause of the lad's suicide. The Enferpriso Millinery announce their spring and summer opening of Millinery on Friday and Saturday. EVERYTHING GOING SMOOTHLY AT MINES If you want to take a drive thru some of the most scenic parts of Orange-co and see the novel sight of a silver mine and flotation mill in full operation, turn your filver towards the Silverado mines some sunny afternoon. The miles are only about 26 miles from Anaheim. The mill began operation with one shift yesterday. Everything is working smoothly and three shifts will be put on within a few days, mine officers here stated today. MILLIONAIRE GRAIN OPERATOR SUICIDE OMAHA, Neb., March 3.—Emil Rothschild, millionaire grain operator and president of the Rothschild Grain Co., committed suicide in his home early today. Heavy losses in cash grain and in the foreign markets speculation was responsible, according to notes left, Mrs. Rothschild found the body in the kitchen with the gas stove turned on. ITALIAN REDS SLAY SOLDIERS IN REVOLT MILAN, March 3.—Four soldiers were killed and five wounded when two lorries filled with carabineri and sailors were attacked by communists at Empoli, 16 miles west of Florence, according to a dispatch from Florence today. FATHER OF ANAHEIM WOMAN SUCCUMBS William D. Cole, of Orange, died at his home this morning. He is the father of Mrs. M. D. Faulkner, 223 East Alberta-st. Anaheim. Funeral services will be at the undertaking parlors in Orange at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. TUMULTY DECLINES WILSON'S PROFFER WASHINGTON, March 3.—Joseph P. Tumulty, secretary to the President, today declined appointment by the President as a member of the international joint commission. Special Sale Catarack 1000 Electric Washing Machine. $150 cash. H. N. White, 142 E. Center Street. WOMAN SWALLOWS POISON LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Mrs. Jennie Hopter, 38, of 1103 West First street, swallowed a quantity of iodine today with suicidal intent, according to receiving hospital records, following a quarrel. She will recover, it is stated. PASS ANTI-ALIEN BILL OLYMPIA, Wash., March 3.—The anti-alien land bill passed the senate here by a vote of 36 to 2 and now goes to the governor. BUILDING PERMITS Ben A. G. Stroup, garage, 18x20, on No. Olive-st between Adele and Cypress-sts, cost $750. Trade in A Do the people believe in the slogan which has appeared daily for some time across the front page of The Plain Dealer? "ANAHEIM IS THE FASTEST GROWING CITY IN ORANGE-CO! KEEP IT THAT WAY BY TRADING IN ANAHEIM." The answer is that they do—very emphatically. If there were any reason to question it, that has been dispelled within the last few days by reports from several Anaheim ladies who have been sent out by The Plain Dealer in the interest of its constructive Trade at Home Campaign. These ladies have been calling upon fellow-housewives and presenting them with the following agreement for their signatures: TRADE IN ANAHEIM Wishing to do my part in the building of Anaheim and its enterprises and to aid in maintaining it This Paper Believes in the People and Desires Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR ATH WATCH Co. FOR OIL ANTA FE N STATION of Los Angeles, Cost of Well Edens. oil may begin a mile of the n was indicated representative of its, of Los AngeleR. W. Edens, oil well on the Zobethe Santa Fe cast of the staby the Zobelein we been formerly can place" and is quarter of a mile Spadra and Comestimate of the a test well and sentative said he in a day or two PRESIDENT WILSON TO PRACTICE LAW WASHINGTON, March 3.—President Wilson will take up the practice of law after leaving office, it was announced at the White House today. The President announced that he will form a partnership with Secretary of State Colby and that the firm will have offices in New York and Washington. BIG, FAST STEAMERS COMING LOS ANGELES, March 3.—The forerunner of a fleet of palatial freight and passenger steamers to be operated under the banner of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., that will connect Los Angeles with the east, Central and South America, the Orient and the principal islands of the Gulf of Mexico and the Pacific, the 21,000-ton steamer Golden State is scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles, harbor late Saturday night or Sunday morning. FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS, March 3.—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling. Two cruisers and three torpedo boats will then sail on a secret mission. BIG GUNS LOADED AND TRAINED WITH CAVALRY CHAMPING Must Yield Before Next Monday Noon or Country Will Be Invaded. LONDON, March 3.—With big guns loaded and trained, with French cavalry champing on the bit and with the British fleet already on the high seas and headed toward Hamburg, a definite deadline of war was drawn around Germany today. A death watch was set and a time limit fixed. "Meet the demands of the allies before next Monday noon or we will invade your country and seize your nation." That was the ultimatum of the allies and every preparation has been completed for carrying it into effect without an instant of delay. Not even in the days of the peace meeting at Versailles did Germany ever face so grave a crisis. Its very national entity is at stake. Reports from Berlin today indicated that a domestic upheaval might come at any moment and hurl from their power those leaders who have, by their tactics, brought their FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS, March 3.—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling. Two cruisers and three torpedo boats will then sail on a secret mission. CHARGE "LOVE PIRACY" LOS ANGELES, March 3.—E. B. Grosset, alleged "love pirate," arrested in Los Angeles after being sought for more than two months on a charge of embezzlement, appeared before Justice Baird for preliminary hearing today. W. B. WILSON NAMED ON BOUNDARY BOARD WASHINGTON, March 3.—President Wilson today appointed Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson a member of the international joint boundary commission. This is the position the President had previously offered his secretary, Joseph P. Tumulty. TRACK MEET AT SANTA ANA Anaheim high school will meet Santa Ana Friday night in a track meet at Santa Ana. The high school girls' midget basketball team will play the Junior high school girls and the boys' skeeterweights the junior high school boys' senior team this evening at the local high school grounds. There will be two debates tomorrow, one with Orange and the other with Huntington Bench. WOMAN AIDS BANDIT IN TAXI ROBBERY LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Raymond Lopez, 240 Ocean avenue, Long Beach, reported to the police today that a woman and her male companion, new found friends, gave him drugged whisky, robbed him of $33 and threw him from a taxicab in Los Angeles. 3 INJURED WHEN TRUCK AND CAR COLLIDE LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Charles Da Foya, 28, of 436 Fourth-st., a truck driver, and Motorman W. H. Lee and Conductor J. Forbes of Moneta avenue car No. 565, were injured in a collision at Florence and Moneta avenues today. The truck driver was seriously injured, but the car men were not badly hurt. WOMAN FATALLY INJURED LOS ANGELES, March 3.—While scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles, harbor late Saturday night or Sunday morning. FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS, March 3.—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling. Two cruisers and three torpedo boats will then sail on a secret mission. CHARGE "LOVE PIRACY" LOS ANGELES, March 3.—E. B. Grosset, alleged "love pirate," arrested in Los Angeles after being sought for more than two months on a charge of embezzlement, appeared before Justice Baird for preliminary hearing today. Grosset admitted having been married four times. The last two weddings, he said, took place within the past year, but he claimed he had been told his wife obtained an annulment before he was married a fourth time. W. B. WILSON NAMED ON BOUNDARY BOARD WASHINGTON, March 3.—President Wilson today appointed Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson a member of the international joint boundary commission. This is the position the President had previously offered his secretary, Joseph P. Tumulty. TRACK MEET AT SANTA ANA Anaheim high school will meet Santa Ana Friday night in a track meet at Santa Ana. The high school girls' midget basketball team will play the Junior high school girls and the boys' skeeterweights the junior high school boys' senior team this evening at the local high school grounds. There will be two debates tomorrow, one with Orange and the other with Huntington Bench. WOMAN AIDS BANDIT IN TAXI ROBBERY LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Raymond Lopez, 240 Ocean avenue, Long Beach, reported to the police today that a woman and her male companion, new found friends, gave him drugged whisky, robbed him of $33 and threw him from a taxicab in Los Angeles. 3 INJURED WHEN TRUCK AND CAR COLLIDE LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Charles Da Foya, 28, of 436 Fourth-st., a truck driver, and Motorman W. H. Lee and Conductor J. Forbes of Moneta avenue car No. 565, were injured in a collision at Florence and Moneta avenues today. The truck driver was seriously injured, but the car men were not badly hurt. WOMAN FATALLY INJURED LOS ANGELES, March 3.—While scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles, harbor late Saturday night or Sunday morning. FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS, March 3.—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling. Two cruisers and three torpedo boats will then sail on a secret mission. CHARGE "LOVE PIRACY" LOS ANGELES, March 3.—E. B. Grosset, alleged "love pirate," arrested in Los Angeles after being sought for more than two months on a charge of embezzlement, appeared before Justice Baird for preliminary hearing today. Grosset admitted having been married four times. The last two weddings, he said, took place within the past year, but he claimed he had been told his wife obtained an annulment before he was married a fourth time. TRACK MEET AT SANTA ANA Anaheim high school will meet Santa Ana Friday night in a track meet at Santa Ana. The high school girls' midget basketball team will play the Junior high school girls and the boys' skeeterweights the junior high school boys' senior team this evening at the local high school grounds. There will be two debates tomorrow, one with Orange and the other with Huntington Bench. WOMAN AIDS BANDIT IN TAXI ROBBERY LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Raymond Lopez, 240 Ocean avenue, Long Beach, reported to the police today that a woman and her male companion, new found friends, gave him drugged whisky, robbed him of $33 and threw him from a taxicab in Los Angeles. 3 INJURED WHEN TRUCK AND CAR COLLIDE LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Charles Da Foya, 28, of 436 Fourth-st., a truck driver, and Motorman W. H. Lee and Conductor J. Forbes of Moneta avenue car No. 565, were injured in a collision at Florence and Moneta avenues today. The truck driver was seriously injured, but the car men were not badly hurt. WOMAN FATALLY INJURED LOS ANGELES, March 3.—White scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles, harbor late Saturday night or Sunday morning. FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS, March 3.—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling. Two cruisers and three torpedo boats will then sail on a secret mission. CHARGE "LOVE PIRACY" LOS ANGELES, March 3.—E. B. Grosset, alleged "love pirate," arrested in Los Angeles after being sought for more than two months on a charge of embezzlement, appeared before Justice Baird for preliminary hearing today. Grosset admitted having been married four times. The last two weddings, he said, took place within the past year, but he claimed he had been told his wife obtained an annulment before he was married a fourth time. TRACK MEET AT SANTA ANA Anaheim high school will meet Santa Ana Friday night in a track meet at Santa Ana. The high school girls' midget basketball team will play the Junior high school girls and the boys' skeeterweights the junior high school boys' senior team this evening at the local high school grounds. There will be two debates tomorrow, one with Orange and the other with Huntington Bench. WOMAN AIDS BANDIT IN TAXI ROBBERY LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Raymond Lopez, 240 Ocean avenue, Long Beach, reported to the police today that a woman and her male companion, new found friends, gave him drugged whisky, robbed him of $33 and threw him from a taxicab in Los Angeles. 3 INJURED WHEN TRUCK AND CAR COLLIDE LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Charles Da Foya, 28, of 436 Fourth-st., a truck driver, and Motorman W. H. Lee and Conductor J. Forbes of Moneta avenue car No. 565, were injured in a collision at Florence and Moneta avenues today. The truck driver was seriously injured, but the car men were not badly hurt. WOMAN FATALLY INJURED LOS ANGELES, March 3.—White scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles, harbor late Saturday night or Sunday morning. FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS, March 3.—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling. Two cruisers and three torpedo boats will then sail on a secret mission. CHARGE "LOVE PIRACY" LOS ANGELES, March 3.—E. B. Grosset, alleged "love pirate," arrested in Los Angeles after being sought for more than two months on a charge of embezzlement, appeared before Justice Baird for preliminary hearing today. Grosset admitted having been married four times. The last two weddings, he said, took place within the past year, but he claimed he had been told his wife obtained an annulment before he was married a fourth time. TRACK MEET AT SANTA ANA Anaheim high school will meet Santa Ana Friday night in a track meet at Santa Ana. The high school girls' midget basketball team will play the Junior high school girls and the boys' skeeterweights the junior high school boys' senior team this evening at the local high school grounds. There will be two debates tomorrow, one with Orange and the other with Huntington Bench. WOMAN AIDS BANDIT IN TAXI ROBBERY LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Raymond Lopez, 240 Ocean avenue, Long Beach, reported to the police today that a woman and her male companion, new found friends, gave him drugged whisky, robbed him of $33 and threw him from a taxicab in Los Angeles. 3 INJURED WHEN TRUCK AND CAR COLLIDE LOS ANGELES, March 3.—Charles Da Foya, 28, of 436 Fourth-st., a truck driver, and Motorman W. H. Lee and Conductor J. Forbes of Moneta avenue car No. 565, were injured in a collision at Florence and Moneta avenues today. The truck driver was seriously injured, but the car men were not badly hurt. WOMAN FATALLY INJURED LOS ANGELES, March 3.—White scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles, harbor late Saturday night or Sunday morning. FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS, March 3.—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling. Two cruisers and three torpedo boats will then sail on a secret mission. CHARGE "LOVE PIRACY" LOS ANGELES, March 3.—E. B. Grosset, alleged "love pirate," arrested in Los Angeles after being sought for more than two months on a charge of embezzlement, appeared before Justice Baird for preliminary hearing today. Grosset admitted having been married four times. The last two weddings, he said, took place within the past year, but he claimed he had been told his wife obtained an annulment before he was married a fourth time. TRACK MEET AT SANTA ANA Anaheim high school will meet Santa Ana Friday night in a track meet at Santa Ana. The high school girls' midget basketball team will play the Junior high school girls and the boys' skeeterweights the junior high school boys' senior队 this evening at the local high school grounds. There will be two debates tomorrow，one with Orange and the other with Huntington Bench. WOMAN AIDS BANDIT IN TAXI ROBBERY LOS ANGELES，March 3．—Raymond Lopez，240 Ocean avenue，Long Beach，reported to the police today that a woman and her male companion，新found friends，gave him drugged whisky，robbed him of $33 and threw him from a taxicab in Los Angeles。 3 INJURED WHEN TRUCK AND CAR COLLIDE LOS ANGELES，March 3．—Charles Da Foya，28，of 436 Fourth-st., a truck driver，and Motorman W.H.Loe and Conductor J.Forbes of Moneta avenue car No。565，were injured in a collision at Florence and Moneta avenues today.The truck driver was seriously injured，但the car men were not badly hurt. WOMAN FATALLY INJURED LOS ANGELES，March 3．—White scheduled to arrive in Los Angeles，harbor late Saturday night or Sunday morning. FRENCH FLEET IS COALING AT TOULON PARIS，March 3．—A detachment of the French Mediterranean fleet has been ordered to prepare to sail for an "unknown destination." The entire fleet was ordered by wireless to proceed to Toulon for coaling.Special notice To Liberty Bond owners.All Liber- Trade in Anaheim believe in the slowappeared daily for the front page of THE FASTEST IN ORANGE CO! WAY BY TRADING that they do—very my reason to queshas been dispelled new days by reports anaheim ladies who out by The Plain interest of its cont Home Campaign. we been calling unives and presentthe following agreesignatures: ANAHEIM do my part in the eim and its enterin maintaining it as the most progressive city in Northern Orange County. I will endeavor to do all my trading here, realizing that it is my duty to cooperate with Anaheim business firms in the upbuilding of our beautiful and progressive city. Name Address The response has been wonderfully gratifying to all who are interested in the upbuilding of Anaheim and its institutions for Anaheim housewives are rallying almost unanimously to the campaign which means so much to the growth of their city. A great stack of these agreements, bearing the signatures of Anaheim housewives, is being piled up at The Plain Dealer office. The Plain Dealer is bearing the entire expense of this campaign. Do Anaheim people believe in their home merchants? You bet they do. Dr. C. S. O'Toole Physician & Surgeon Phones: Residence 546 Office 569 POUND—Some money. Call at Plain Dealer office and identify same. FOR SALE—Complete outfit of cement pipe manufacturing tools; also mixing machine. Phone Anaheim 184-W. WANTED—Stenographer for half day box A-2. Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Little Bear tractor run one season, just overhauled with demonstration. Phone 263. Ask for Mr. Smith. FOR SALE—Studebaker roadster; at top and paint; good, rubber. This is a bargain. 426 N. Olive St. GET THE HABIT OF READING PLAIN DEALER WANT ADS Now turn by the Classified parwhere there are hundreds of other ferings.