oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-08

SOCIETY: CLUBS: LODGES: CHURCHES EXCELLENT EBELL MEETING Members of the Ebell club enjoyed an excellent meeting and program yesterday afternoon when they met in the club rooms of the Masonic Temple at two-twenty o'clock for their regular monthly meeting. The guests of the afternoon were graciously met by the day's hostesses, the Messdames Seymour, Nagle, Riley, Waite and Jones. The club rooms had been pretty decorated in peach blossoms and every one was in the mood to enjoy the program of the afternoon which was one of rare excellence. The program was in charge of Mrs. Kathryn Dyer of Long Beach. Mrs. Dyer is a writer of lyric and verse and at present is winning much deserved success as a song writer. Mrs. Dyer was one of the founders of the Ebell club, the first president of the Anaheim Ebell club, and comes to the club annually to entertain them in this pleasing manner. She is a member of the Southern California Woman's Press club and has an extensive range of subjects to write on and a wide range of beautiful poems to choose from when she appears in readings. One of her numbers which gave particular pleasure to her hearers yesterday was, "When the Sunflower Makes Love to the Rose," a poem as dainty and pretty as the title suggests. Another poem which was also especially pleasing was one pertaining to her early childhood home in Nevada. Mrs. Dyer had the pleasure of re-visiting a number of scenes of her youth last summer and the poem which she read yesterday was the result of these visits. Another feature of yesterday's meeting was the lovely singing by Mrs. Trotter of Seattle, Wash., who in the house guest of her slater, Mrs. Holland, and who favored the company with two selections, "Twaa April," and "One Fleeting Hour." She was accompanied by Miss Dorothy Garrison. At the close of the program a social hour was enjoyed during which the hostesses served punch and wafers. Mrs. Dyer very charmingly pre-en her check for her entertainment she graciously returned it to the club to be used to erect its new home. There were several visitors present during the afternoon, among them being Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Wells of Santa Ana, the former being president of the Ebell club at Santa Ana. PLEASANT SURPRISE Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thornberry and Mr. Thomas Stephenson were victims of a pleasant surprise Monday evening when a number of friends arrived at the Arthur Stephenson home, 600 N. Olive-st, and shared the pleasures of the dinner hour with them. The three honorees have been spending some time in and around Anaheim and will leave Thursday morning for their homes in Wichita Falls, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry are the parents of Mrs. Arthur Stephenson and Mr. Thos. Stephenson is Mr. Arthur Stephenson's father. The self-invited guests had brot with them some bulging baskets and were liberal with the contents, to such an extent that the tables were soon grooming under the good things to eat. Following the dinner a pleasant social evening was spent. The three guests of honor were loaded with good wishes of the company, wishes for a safe journey and the hope that the memory of their happy days in sunny California be very pleasant ones. Those who were present to enjoy the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Thornberry, Mr. Thomas Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Snyder, Mrs. Mott, Mr. A. Lammert, Mr. and Mrs. B. Haws, James Haws, Mr. and Mrs. Hazlett, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotter, and Thelma Iola and Roy Stephenson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stephenson. MISS HOCHULI HONORED Miss Stella A. Schwentker has received a very interesting letter from her former pupil, Miss Edna L. Hochull, a student at the Sherwood Music School in Chicago, telling of Another feature of yesterday's meeting was the lovely singing by Mrs. Trotter of Seattle, Wash., who in the house guest of her sister, Mrs. Holland, and who favored the company with two selections, "Twas April," and "One Fleeting Hour." She was accompanied by Miss Dorothy Garrison. At the close of the program a solemn hour was enjoyed during which the hostesses served punch and wafers. Mrs. Dyer very earningly presented a gift to the club for their building fund. When she was given We feel the Ladies will be especially interested in our line of KABO CORSETS Front Lace Showing both the low bust and elastic top models, flesh colored in both the plain and striped materials. Sizes 23 to 28. The Anaheim Corset Shop MRS. E. TAYLOR, Prop. 215 W. Center Street Anaheim MISS HOCHULI HONORED Miss Stella A. Schwentker has received a very interesting letter from her former pupil, Miss Edna L. Hochull, a student at the Sherwood Music School in Chicago, telling of her appearance in a large recital program at the school. This is her second program since she entered school in September, and from her modest comments upon her work, Miss Schwentker can tell that it was a marked success. She received so much praise from the large number of teachers and critics present and especial congratulations and praise from the president of the school who also told her she is a very talented young lady. Miss Schwentker knew Miss Edna could do wonderful things and this is proof of what she is capable of doing and will continue to do in the future. Her numbers on the program were selections by Bach and Liszt and were given with a clear technique and musical feeling. Another item worthy of mention is the honor of having been offered a position as a teacher at the school in Chicago after her graduation in June. She will not accept this tho., as she expects to take up active teaching in the Anaheim Branch of the school. PLEASANT AFFAIR TONIGHT One of the most interesting and pleasant of fraternal events will take place this evening in the I. O. O. F. hall when the members of this order and their sister Rebekah will entertain the Grand Master of the state of California and the I. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges of this district. About seven other lodges will be present to enjoy the ceremonies of the evening. Grand Master Keen and his brother Odd Fellows will meet for their special session first, after which the doors will be thrown open for Re- Closing-Out Sale Closing Out Republic Trucks 20 Per Cent Less Than Present Prices 1 Model 11, 1½ Ton Republic Truck, cord tires, 35x5 front, 38x7 rear, Present price $2416 Will sell ..... 1 Model 11, 1½ Ton Republic Truck, solid tires, Present price $2595. 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Closing Out Price ... $125.00 Sanders, 5-inch Disc Regular Tractor Plow. List $490.00. Closing out price ... $245.00 Wickersheim Implement Co. FULLERTON, CALIF. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA nurches for entertainment turned it to the erect its new real visitors presterhood, among Clark and Mrs. the former bethe Ebell club at URPRISE L. Thornberry Stephenson were at surprise Monnumber of The Arthur StephN. Olive-st, and of the dinner The three nonhandling some time Aheim and will warning for their dalls, Texas. Mr. are the parents Theham and Mr. Mr. Arthur Steguests had brot baskets and the contents, to the tables were the good things inner a pleasant spent. The horse were loaded of the company, journey and the try of their hapcalifornia be very present to enjoy Mr. and Mrs. thomas StephenA. Snyder, Mrs. art, Mr. and Mrs. ws, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Schlotla and Roy Steand Mrs. Arthur HONORED wentker has restating letter from Miss Edna L. unt the Sherwood icard, telling of PLAN PICNIC AT LONG BEACH bekahs and Odd Fellows and a social time indulged in. A committee has been at work for some time arranging a program of music and readings and those planning to attend are sure of a keen pleasure. The home lodges are planning to entertain two hundred guests. Refreshments will be served at the close of the social hour. ONE O'CLOCK LUNCHEON Mrs. S. C. Hartranft, N. East-st, was hostess today at a one o'clock luncheon. The affair was in the nature of a courtesy for her house guest, Mrs. Harriet Lager, of Aberdeen, S. D., who has been spending the winter months in Pasadena. An abundance of sweet peas was used in the decorations for the rooms of the Hartranft home, pink being the predominating color. This color scheme was also used as much as possible in the menu. A fine course menu was served. The pleasing part of the affair was the fact that the guests were all old time friends from Aberdeen and the conversation and entertainment consisted largely in the recalling of old times. The guests were Mrs. Lager, Mrs. C. F. Euston of San Diego, Mrs. J. L. Browne of Venice, Mrs. Z. Spitler of San Bernardino, Mrs. M. E. Carnine of Fresno, Mrs. F. C. Benjamin and her house guest, Mrs. Burnham, of Frederick,S.D., Mrs. H. H. Benjamin and Mrs. Charles Eygabroad. K. OF P'S PLAN BOOSTER MEET. On Wednesday evening, March 9, the Knights of Pythias will hold a big boster and "Get Together" meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall. Plans are being made for a most enjoyable gathering. There will be plenty of music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drill. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias, their families and their friends. Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is expected. NEW YORK, March 8—Charles Glipin, negro star of "Emperor Jones," brought the Drama League to the faciing of an issue more definitely than have any of their problems of "art" and "dramatic quality" in the years of their existence. Mr. Glipin, who in generally acknowledged to have made the play a classic, won a place among the ten leading in votes for those who have contributed most to the theatre in the past year. The ten were to have been guests of honor at the league dinner. Then came the impasse. Should the negro star be a sized handbag with her." Wher madam? "asked the chauffeur," bany, please," she replied. MARCY URGES AID FOR LEMON GROW Wages need not be cut, but labor will show increased efficiand production in the indus world and the farmer is enable buy things cheaper, the farmers start buying again. And when farmers, who constitute 68 per of the population, start buying, illness and prosperity will be run smoothly again. This, in part, is a summary of oral conditions in America from agricultural pollt of view, mad George E. Marcy, president of HONORED wentker has resting letter from Miss Naed L. at the Sherwood league, telling of a large recital pool. This is her name she entered and from her work, a tell that it was She received so the large number of presents and prizes and praise of the school who is very talented wentker knew wonderful things what she is capwill continue to Her numbers on selections by Bach given with a and musical feel. Arthy of mention being offered her at the school for graduation in accept this thotake up active Aheim Branch of HAIR TONIGHT interesting and take up active ceremonies of events will be held after which the open for Reteen and his broll meet for their last evening at the home of Mrs. C. B. Goodson, S. Philadelphia-st. There was a good attendance of members and a very interesting meeting held. Several important matters were discussed, but no definite decision reached. BIG I.O.O.F.MEETINGTONIGHT The I.O.O.F.of Anaheim will hold a big meeting tonight at the local Odd Fellows' hall, the grand master being present. The Rebekahs also will attend. Bird Beebe and Judge Howard went to Monrovia today to escort the grand master here. "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairy-land tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S. Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Mally of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drill. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias their families and their friends. Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is expected. PLAN PICNIC AT LONG BEACH Members of the Markle family are planning on spending a delightful day Thursday when they go to Long Beach to enjoy a picnic dinner. The event is to properly observe the birthday anniversary or two members of the family, Mrs. J. N. Markle and Mrs. A. B. Markle. Those who will go from here to enjoy the occasion are Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Markle, Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Markle and baby, Parker, the A.B. Markle family, the Sidener family and the J.P. Mayhew family. HOTEL VALENVIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: G.C. Backus, Los Angeles; L.S.Koenig, Los Angeles; W.P.Shepherd, Pasadena; H.H.Goodenow, Los Angeles; R.S.Wylie, Los Angeles; George C.Wells, Fullerton; A.V.Schneider, Los Angeles; Geo.M.Namee, San Francisco; J.O.VanHorn, Los Angeles; Jean Long, Los Angeles; Harry F.Mire, Los Angeles; L.B.Miller, Los Angeles; P.Glass,Riverside; H.Staff,Los Angeles; A.J.Lauer, Los Angeles; J.E.Mendelson, Los Angeles; A.L.Lytle, Los Angeles. PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Sunshine Philathea Class of the White Temple Sunday school met last evening at the home of Mrs. C.B. Goodson, S. Philadelphia-st. There was a good attendance of members and a very interesting meeting held. Several important matters were discussed, but no definite decision reached. BIG I.O.O.F.MEETINGTONIGHT The I.O.O.O.F.of Anaheim will hold a big meeting tonight at the local Odd Fellows' hall, the grand master being present. The Rebekahs also will attend. Bird Beebe and Judge Howard went to Monrovia today to escort the grand master here. "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairy-land tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S.Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Mally of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drill. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias their families and their friends. Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is expected. PLAN PICNIC AT LONG BEACH Members of the Markle family are planning on spending a delightful day Thursday when they go to Long Beach to enjoy a picnic dinner. The event is to properly observe the birthday anniversary or two members of the family, Mrs. J.N.Markle and Mrs.A.B.Markle. Those who will go from here to enjoy the occasion are Mr. and Mrs.J.N.Markle, Mr. and Mrs.H.A.Markle and baby,Parker,the A.B.Markle family,the Sidener family and the J.P.Mayhew family. HOTEL VALENVIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: G.C.Backus,L.A.S.Koenig,L.A.S.Wylie,L.A.SAngeles;GeorgeC.Wells,Fullerton,A.V.Schneider,L.A.SAngeles;Geo.M.Namee,SanFrancisco;J.O.VanHorn,L.A.Sangeles;JeanLong,L.A.Sangeles;HarryF.Mire,L.A.Sangeles;L.B.Miller,L.A.Sangeles;P.Glass,Riverside,H.staff,L.A.Sangeles;A.J.Lauer,L.A.Sangeles;J.E.Mendelson,L.A.Sangeles;A.L.Lytle,L.A.Sangeles. PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Sunshine Philathea Class of the White Temple Sunday school met last evening at the home of Mrs.C.B.Goodson,S.Philadelphia-st. There was a good attendance of members and a very interesting meeting held. Several important matters were discussed, but no definite decision reached. BIG I.O.O.F.MEETINGTONIGHT The I.O.O.O.F.of Anaheim will hold a big meeting tonight at the local Odd Fellows' hall, the grand master being present. The Rebekahs also will attend. Bird Beebe and Judge Howard went to Monrovia today to escort the grand master here. "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairy-land tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S.Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Maly of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drill. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias their families and their friends. Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is expected. PLAN PICNIC AT LONG BEACH Members of the Markle family are planning on spending a delightful day Thursday when they go to Long Beach to enjoy a picnic dinner. The event is to properly observe the birthday anniversary or two members of the family, Mrs.J.N.Markle and Mrs.A.B.Markle. Those who will go from here to enjoy the occasion are Mr. and Mrs.J.N.Markle,Mr. and Mrs.H.A.Markle and baby,Parker,the A.B.Markle family,the Sidener family and the J.P.Mayhew family. HOTEL VALENVIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: G.C.Backus,L.A.S.Koenig,L.A.S.Wylie,L.A.SAngeles;GeorgeC.Wells,Fullerton,A.V.Schneider,L.A.SAngeles;Geo.M.Namee,SanFrancisco;J.O.VanHorn,L.A.Sangeles;JeanLong,L.A.Sangeles;HarryF.Mire,L.A.Sangeles;L.B.Miller,L.A.Sangeles;P.Glass,Riverside,H.staff,L.A.Sangeles;A.J.Lauer,L.A.Sangeles;J.E.Mendelson,L.A.Sangeles;A.L.Lytle,L.A.Sangeles. PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Sunshine Philathea Class of the White Temple Sunday school met last evening at the home of Mrs.C.B.Goodson,S.Philadelphia-st. There was a good attendance of members and a very interesting meeting held. Several important matters were discussed, but no definite decision reached. BIG I.O.O.F.MEETINGTONIGHT The I.O.O.O.F.of Anaheim will hold a big meeting tonight at the local Odd Fellows' hall, the grand master being present. The Rebekahs also will attend. Bird Beebe and Judge Howard went to Monrovia today to escort the grand master here. "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairy-land tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S.Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Maly of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drill. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias their families and their friends. Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is expected. PLAN PICNIC AT LONG BEACH Members of the Markle family are planning on spending a delightful day Thursday when they go to Long Beach to enjoy a picnic dinner. The event is to properly observe the birthday anniversary or two members of the family, Mrs.J.N.Markle and Mrs.A.B.Markle. Those who will go from here to enjoy the occasion are Mr. and Mrs.J.N.Markle,Mr. and Mrs.H.A.Markle and baby,Parker,the A.B.Markle family,the Sidener family and the J.P.Mayhew family. HOTEL VALENVIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: G.C.Backus,L.A.S.Koenig,L.A.S.Wylie,L.A.SAngeles;GeorgeC.Wells,Fullerton,A.V.Schneider,L.A.SAngles;Geo.M.Namee,SanFrancisco;J.O.VanHorn,L.A.Sangeles;JeanLong,L.A.Sangeles;HarryF.Mire,L.A.Sangeles;L.B.Miller,L.A.Sangeles;P.Glass,Riverside,H.staff,L.A.Sangeles;A.J.Lauer,L.A.Sangeles;J.E.Mendelson,L.A.Sangeles;A.L.Lytle,L.A.Sangeles. PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Sunshine Philathea Class of the White Temple Sunday school met last evening at the home of Mrs.C.B.Goodson,S.Philadelphia-st. There was a good attendance of members and a very interesting meeting held. Several important matters were discussed, but no definite decision reached. BIG I.O.O.F.MEETINGTONIGHT The I.O.O.O.F.of Anaheim will hold a big meeting tonight at the local Odd Fellows' hall, the grand master being present. The Rebekahs also will attend. Bird Beebe and Judge Howard went to Monrovia today to escort the grand master here. "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairy-land tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S.Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Maly of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drift. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias their families and their friends. Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is expected. PLAN PICNIC AT LONG BEACH Members of the Markle family are planning on spending a delightful day Thursday when they go to Long Beach to enjoy a picnic dinner. The event is to properly observe the birthday anniversary or two members of the family, Mrs.J.N.Markle and Mrs.A.B.Markle. Those who will go from here to enjoy the occasion are Mr. and Mrs.J.N.Markle,Mr. and Mrs.H.A.Markle and baby,Parker,the A.B.Markle family,the Sidener family和the J.P.Mayhew family. HOTEL VALENVIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: G.C.Backus,L.A.S.Koenig,L.A.S.Wylie,L.A.SAngeles;GeorgeC.Wells,Fullerton,A.V.Schneider,L.A.SAngles;Geo.M.Namee,SanFrancisco;J.O.VanHorn,L.A.Sangles;JeanLong,L.A.Sangles;HarryF.Mire,L.A.Sangles;L.B.Miller,L.A.Sangles;P.Glass,Riverside,H.staff,L.A.Sangles;A.J.Lauer,L.A.Sangles;J.E.Mendelson,L.A.Sangles;A.L.Lytle,L.A.Sangles; PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Sunshine Philathea Class of the White Temple Sunday school met last evening at the home of Mrs.C.B.Goodson,S.Philadelphia-st. There was a good attendance of members and a very interesting meeting held. Several important matters were discussed, but no definite decision reached. BIG I.O.O.F.MEETINGTONIGHT The I.O.O.O.F.of Anaheim will hold a big meeting tonight at the local Odd Fellows' hall, the grand master being present. The Rebekahs also will attend. Bird Beebe and Judge Howard went to Monrovia today to escort the grand master here. "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairy-land tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S.Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Maly of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drift. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias their families and their friends. Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is expected. PLAN PICNIC AT LONG BEACH Members of the Markle family are planning on spending a delightful day Thursday when they go to Long Beach to enjoy a picnic dinner. The event is to properly observe the birthday anniversary or two members of the family, Mrs.J.N.Markle and Mrs.A.B.Markle. Those who will go from here to enjoy the occasion are Mr. and Mrs.J.N.Markle,Mr. and Mrs.H.A.Markle and baby,Parker,the A.B.Markle family,the Sidener family和the J.P.Mayhew family. HOTEL VALENVIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: G.C.Backus,L.A.S.Koenig,L.A.S.Wylie,L.A.SAngeles;GeorgeC.Wells,Fullerton,A.V.Schneider,L.A.SAngles;Geo.M.Namee,SanFrancisco;J.O.VanHorn,L.A.Sangles;JeanLong,L.A.Sangles;HarryF.Mire,L.A.Sangles;L.B.Miller,L.A.Sangles;P.Glass,Riverside,H.staff,L.A.Sangles;A.J.Lauer,L.A.Sangles;J.E.Mendelson,L.A.Sangles;A.L.Lytle,L.A.Sangles; PHILATHEA CLASS MEETS The Sunshine Philathea Class of the White Temple Sunday school met last evening at the home of Mrs.C.B.Goodson,S.Philadelphia-st. There was a good attendance of members and a very interesting meeting held. Several important matters were discussed, but no definite decision reached. BIG I.O.O.F.MEETINGTONIGHT The I/O.O.O.F.of Anaheim will hold a big meeting tonight at the local Odd Fellows' hall, the grand master being present. The Rebekahs also will attend. Bird Beebe and Judge Howard went to Monrovia today to escort the grand master here. "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairy-land tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S.Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Maly of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's music, singing, illustrated moving pictures and this will be followed by a splendid banquet at 9:30. The remainder of the entertainment will consist of dancing and cards. The ladies' drill team of the Yeoman lodge will put on an exhibition drift. The entertainment is for the benefit of Knights of Pythias their families and their friends.Invitations have been sent to all Knights of Pythias lodges in Orange-co and a large crowd is needed for them about. "It is too bad that President's son vetoed the emergency bill." commented Mr. Marcey would have helped.The far need it. "The farmers have had a lot of enough for their crops." Like ducers in many other lines he suffered big losses.I am personally conscious of how he growers in California have sufferedI have a lemon ranch near SanaiThere we had picked 15 "A sales truck meet for their after which they own open for Re" There are no pickets! "Worlds Apart," starring Eugene O'Brien, will be seen at the Fairyland tonight. Also, "Who's Who In Anaheim," will be shown tonight, tomorrow night and Thursday night at which time $35 will be awarded in cash prizes. William S. Hart will be seen tomorrow in "O'Mally of the Mounted." Tonight at the Grand season's first road show will present "Peg O'My Heart." FIRST NAT'S WIN 20 STRAIGHT GAMES While the First Nationals were winning three more last night, making 20 straight wins, the Fairyland Inns were taking three from the Dew Dropa in the City league bowling. This latter feat is notable because Moore and Cordae and three dummys made up the Fairyland team, winning the first game by five pins, and the second by four. The scores: Fairyland Inn— More ... 168 178 149 495 Dummy ... 97 127 122 347 Dummy ... 110 171 140 421 Dummy ... 130 151 124 405 Cordes ... 182 161 185 528 Totals ... 687 789 720 2196 Dew Drop Inn— A. Zunkeller... 97 128 122 347 B. Zunkeller... 177 174 140 491 Hemmerly ... 110 171 164 445 Dummy ... 168 161 149 478 Kluewer ... 130 151 124 405 Totals ... 682 785 699 2166 CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank the many friends in Anaheim for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings during the recent sickness and death of our husband and father, W. D. Cole of Orange. Mrs. W. D. Cole, Leonard Cole, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Brock R. Cole, Horace Cole, Miss Gertrude Cole, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Falconer. Sometimes shoemakers do make shoes for themselves. Dr. Stephen Smith, organizer of the Public Health association, receive dongratulations and presents and many happy returns and all the rest of it the other day in celebration of his 88th birthday. He came to New York in 1850 to study medicine and is still studying it. He gives one an ounce more of confidence in physicians' orders. An enthusiastic group of New York society women have determined that along with our clocks and dyes and face creams, ballet dancing, too, must become a made-in-America product. The result of the determination is The National American Ballet, Inc., Social Register, with Mrs. John W. Alexander, wife of the noted artist, as prime mover. The professional at the head of the organization is appropriately Mme. Dealree Lubovska. I say "appropriately," because that isn't her name at all. Her regular name is a good plain American one and she admits it, but explains that managers insist she become a Russian before they would do anything at all about her dancing. Aside from training American girls, the society hopes to train the managers to recognize them. The particular achievement of "Blue Eyes," the new musical show at the Casino theatre, is that it has brought Lew iFelds back to his public. The musical comedy is good and the costumes and the music are good. But just good. Nothing remarkable. But Lew iFelds is decidedly himself again and is almost funnier than ever back in the days when the words "Weber & Fields" stood by themselves in the world of comedy. One automobile salesman waxed so enthusiastic over his car the other day that he persuaded the reluctant wife of his prospect to agree to his sending it around the next day for a demonstration. "It will be there at 10 o'clock in the morning," he said, "and you just let the driver take you wherever you want to go." The woman was ready and waiting when it drove up the next day, and carried a fair- Tuesday, March 8, 1921 boxes of lemons and then threw them on the ground because we could not sell them. "Naturally the farmers are depressed, are hard up and are not buying. As the agricultural population makes up 65 per cent of our total, the condition of the agricultural interests affects the whole country. I do not favor reduction of wages but I do believe labor should show a greater efficiency, which will be a big factor in reducing the cost of living. When the farmer can buy things cheaper and thus produce his crops more cheaply, the whole country will benefit. "I think that as soon as President Harding and his administration get down to business they will arrange for peace, which will react favorably upon foreign finances and tend to put foreign exchange back where it belongs. That will help this country. "And I think that the new administration will keep its hands off business, not pestering it the way it has been pestered; will remove the excess profits tax, for one thing, and enable business houses to save some capital in years when they make money to help them out in the years they don't. "The prospect of the early spring crop are just fair," continued Mr. Marcy, when asked about the general store outlook..." The margin of the world's supply of wheat at the present time is not large. If the United States has a short crop this year, the world may face a shortage. That may send the price of wheat up but it will not benefit the farmers much, for what difference will it make if prices are good and they haven't the wheat to sell?" WICKERSHEIM SAYS BUSINESS VERY GOOD Last Friday and Saturday the Wickersheim implement Co. deliver three Fordson tractors to the Sam Kraemer ranch at Placentia, one Fordson to the B. P. Bryan ranch at Yorba Linda and one to the Frank Day ranch, Yorba Linda. Recently they delivered Fordson tractors to S. L. Pugh and Jas. J. Moolitch, R. 3, Anaheim; K. Oto, Buena Park; B. M. Selover, of Fullerton, and Riverside Portland Cement Co. Altho this enterprising firm had 31 new Fords on hand Jan. 1st, and have received 98 since their stock of new cars will be exhausted in a few days. Mr. Wickersheim says that the used car business is very good, altho not as good as last year and the previous one, which might be considered abnormal years on account of the great shortage of new cars. —A Want Ad in The Plain Dealer— Job Printing at The Plain Dealer. The "HEX-TUBE" RADIATOR CORE Made from United States Cartridge Co.'s extruded seamless copper tubes. CAN'T LEAK, HEAT, CLOG For Aeroplane, Automobile, Truck and Tractor Radiators No inside seams or joints. Note how easily one or more tubes can be removed in event of damage. Each cell an individual Seamless Tube. 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