oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-23

This Paper Accepts All Advertising on the Understanding that Its Circulation Equals Any Three Others In This Field. VOL. XXIV—No. 199 ROSS BROS. ST ORDER EQUIPMENT FOR GROVE WELL; START IN 40 DAYS Will Be Located on Chaffee Ranch Within Stone Throw of Center of Town. GARDEN GROVE, March 23.—Immediately after the receipt of a permit to do business and still stock in the company from the state commission of corporations, the directors of the Garden Grove Petroleum Co. ordered all equipment necessary to put down a well and the work is to start in at least 40 days. The company's first well will be located on the Ed Chaffee five acres on the West Ocean avenue boulevard and near the depot and bean ware houses, within a stone throw of the center of Garden Grove. This tract is in a lease of 700 acres, which it is planned shall be enlarged to 1000 acres before drilling actually starts. The officers of the company are Edward Caffee, president; C. G. Crossby, vice-president; W. M. Adland, secretary; and J. M. Woodworth, treasurer. The directors are Edward Chaffee, W. M. Adland, C. G. Crossby, F. M. Keafsnyder, P. L. Woodhouse, Vernon King and J. M. Woodworth. The company has been organized as a community development proposition without promotion stock and the fact that every officer and director is a resident and taxpayer of Garden Grove LARGE PARTY SEES CONSERVATION WORK The entire city council, city manager, directors of the A. U. W. Co., stockholders' investigating committee and other stockholders and interested people made up a large auto party which left the water office at 7 a.m. today for an inspection trip to the work of the Water Conservation Assn. on the headwaters of the Santa Ana river. NEARLY 60 KILLED IN IRISH FIGHTING DUBLIN, March 23—Nearly three score persons have been killed in Ireland in the past 72 hours and the death list is mounting more rapidly than at any other time since fighting became severe. Since Sunday 21 soldiers, nine policemen and 10 Republicans have been killed. In addition, 18 others who had no direct connection with either the crown forces or the Sinn Fein met death. More than 100 persons were wounded. CLEMMER IN AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS Dan Clemmer, 119 W. South-st., who has been foreman of a large Anheim garage, announces his intention of going into business for himself. While waiting to secure a location, he will repair autos in the owner's garage, he states. SHIP OVER BOXES HERE Sandilands Belinda in Much Be Valencias Local valenciers are much in stiffening of While there has been in price to speak vigorous demand prices, declares dilands, of the Lemon Assn. "In view of much citrus fruit this time of the which indicates so bad at the c" "We feel market with o be in a very paratively, as opened up the creased peddle have the added able to give the center of Garden Grove. This tract is in a lease of 700 acres, which it is planned shall be enlarged to 1000 acres before drilling actually starts. The officers of the company are Edward Coffee, president; C. G. Crowe, vice-president; W. M. Adland, secretary; and J. M. Woodworth, treasurer. The directors are Edward Chaffee, W. M. Adland, C. G. Crosby, F. M. Reafanyder, P. L. Woodhouse, Vernon King and J. M. Woodworth. The company has been organized as a community development proposition without promotion stock and the fact that every officer and director is a resident and taxpayer of Garden Grove assures an honest, competent administration with everything possible being done to protect and advance the interests, not only of the company but of the entire community. The officers of the company consider themselves extremely fortunate in procuring the services of H. E. Yockey to assist them in completely financing the entire enterprise. C. E. Stoner, of Long Beach, and W. S. Hancock, of Los Angeles, both men of wide experience and ability, have also become interested in the Garden Grove Petroleum company and will devote both their time and means to the enterprise. The general manager and superintendent of the company is E. D. Wakefield, who will be in direct charge of the drilling operations. Mr. Wakefield has been employed by many of the large oil companies in practically all of the great oil fields of the world for many years, and his extensive experience and travel have given him both a technical and practical knowledge of the oil game from start to finish, which will be at the service of the new Garden Grove company. Inasmuch as Garden Grove is on a direct line between two large producing fields and excellent oil indications have been found by the experts who have examined the field, the organizers of the new home oil company do not regard their well as a "wildcat" proposition, for the producing wells of Orange-co have already proven this field, they declare. They have invested their money, therefore, with entire confidence that it will come back to them many fold when an oil-producing well is brought in. They hope that other residents and property owners of Garden Grove will join them so that a thorough prospect of the district can be made without delay, thus determining once and for all he size and extent of the oil bearing strata which many believe underlies this entire district. The company has established its office in the Garden Grove News building, and Henry Yockey, local rancher and financial agent of the company, has erected an office on the lease, where subscriptions may be left and he will be glad to give all information about the company to interested parties. PET. MID. TO CEMENT WELL UPON "FLATS" Reports from Richfield this morning. CLEMMER IN AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS Dan Clemmer, 118 W. South-st., who has been foreman of a large Anheim garage, announces his intention of going into business for himself. While waiting to secure a location, he will repair autos in the owner's garage, he states. LEGION HAS LARGE BASKETBALL SQUAD Anaheim post, American Legion, basketball squad held first practice last night under the direction of H. D. Ackerman, athletic director. It developed that the region has a number of fast and snappy basket throwers. FIND MOTIVE FOR DEATH LOS ANGELES, March 23.—Probable dual motive for the alleged murder of Mrs. Mary Edna Smith, 25, cynale poison victim, has been found, according to investigators. With that basis established today, according to the announcements of Deputy Sheriffs J. B. Fox and Joe Nolan, the search for the evidence sufficient to warrant arrest took on renewed activity and fresh hope. Mrs. Smith was found dead by her husband in their small home at Bell, on March 14. A coroner's autopsy established she had died from cyanide poisoning. Suicide was early abandoned as a solution of the case. OBIE HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY O. B. Baxtter, deputy city marshal, had a birthday today. Just how old he is he did not reveal, and it would probably be rude to conjecture. He was wise enough, however, not to let the "boys" know it during the forenoon but told 'the boss,' Marshal Steadman, at noon he must have a half holiday as his wife had gotten up a party for him, which he must attend. Then he was gone before the news spread, and the "boys" lost a treat. POSSE SEERS "BAD MAN." LOS ANGELES, March 23.—Prepared for a gun battle when the fugitive is cornered, posses of officers from Los Angeles, Pomona and Claremont set out early today to run down Maximino Carno, Mexican "bad man," who last evening shot and killed Rafael Carlroo, an orange picker, on a ranch near Claremont. A feud of several weeks' standing, declared to have started because of the "bad man's" efforts to steal Carlroo's sweetheart, was reported to have resulted in the shooting. PROPOSED LAW CHANGE SACRAMENTO, March 23.—The Chamberlin repeal of section 772 of the penal code, which would permit county officers removed from office to appeal to higher courts than the superior court, was set aside in the senate. Probably much citrus fruit this time of the day indicates so bad at the cemetery market with care in a very paratively as opened up the creased peddle have the added ability to give fruit desired growers have but resulting high availability. "The valence satisfactorily and this section biggest crop of Anaheim house or more than fruit this year." "We believe will came annuities in may come in or permanent." "This particle mand the top so than ever Sandilands." PET. MID. TO CEMENT WELL UPON "FLATS" Reports from Richfield this morning were to the effect that the Petroleum Midway was making preparations to cement the well on the "flats" south of the Richfield Consolidated, because of the excellent showings there. The Richfield Consolidated No. 1 was to be put on the pump this afternoon. The Isaacs well brot in by the Petroleum Midway is good for 800 barrels, it was stated today, and the same report stated the Petroleum Midway has set stakes for three rigs on the Krugg lease adjoinning. TALENTED TENOR AT WHITE TEMPLE SUN. Roscoe Corley, talented tenor singer who recently came from San Francisco and located in Anaheim, will sing "Angel, Roll the Rock Away," by Prindle Scott, as a part of the special Easter music at the Methodist White Temple. Corley was a student of noted artists in San Francisco. NAVY EQUAL TO ANY, TO BE U. S. STAND WASHINGTON, March 23. — A navy equal to any and superior to that of any Asiatic power are the conditions on which the U. S. will insist, in any plan for limitation of naval armaments. This statement was made here by Senator Bourne of the Republican Publicity Assn. MERCURY LAST NIGHT Minimum temperature last night, as reported by Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn., was 42 at 5 a.m. PROPOSED LAW CHANGE SACRAMENTO, March 23. — The Chamberlin repeal of section 772 of the penal code, which would permit county officers removed from office to appeal to higher courts than the superior court, was set aside in the senate Judiciary committee last night, when Chamberlin discovered opposition to it would kill his measure if it were brought to a vote. CONDUCT MALE BEAUTY SHOW The Santa Ana High School Generator, in its issue today, announces a male beauty contest will be held, a meeting to be called within a few days when candidates for the honor may present themselves and arrangements made for the decision. The contest is to close April 1, says the publication. DOUG'S BROTHER DIVORCED SAN FRANCISCO, March 23. — Mrs. Florence Wilcox was divorced today from Norris Wilcox, New York motion picture man, the divorce having been granted on the grounds of desertion. Wilcox is said to be a half brother of Douglas Fairbanks, the movie star. GEM THIEVES ESCAPE WITH $10,000 LOOT CHICAGO, March 23. — Thieves smashed the windows of Liebold & Co., jewelers, in the heart of the downtown district early today and escaped with $10,000 in jewelry. JUNIOR HI 25-CENTRAL 6 The baseball game between the Central and the junior high schools yesterday afternoon resulted in the defeat of the Central team by a score of 25 to 6. For Milk, Cream, Butter and Buttermilk, Phone Anaheim 767-R3, or Fullerton 173-J1. How many Bicycle Tires in Kern Cycle Co.'s window? Anaheim Is Fastest Growing ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California Wednesday, March 23, 1921 S. START $45,000 CO SHIP OVER MILLION BOXES OF ORANGES HERE THIS SEASON Sandilands Believes Market Will Be in Much Better Shape When Valencias Start Forward. Local valencia packers and growers are much interested in the recent stiffening of the navel market. While there have been no advances in price to speak of, there is a very vigorous demand for fruit at present prices, declares Manager G. W. Sandilands, of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn. "In view of the enormous amount of fruit going forward how, tho the navel growers are not resaping any big returns, the absence of fruit blockades is wonderfully inspiring," declared Sandilands this afternoon. "Probably never before was so much citrus fruit being consumed at this time of the year as at present, which indicates that things aren't so bad at the other end. "We feel that when we get in the market with our valencias we will be in a very strong position, comparatively, as the weather will have opened up then, permitting the increased peddler trade, and we will have the added advantage of being able to give the trade any size of GREEK ARMIES SET FOR DRIVE ON TURKS LONDON, March 23. — Greek armies in Asia Minor planned to begin an offensive against the Turks today, according to information to the British foreign office. Hostilities in the territory assigned to Greece by the Sevres treny were halted shortly before the allied conference in London, where an effort was made to revise the treaty. MOVE TO AID YANKS HELD BY GERMANS BULLETIN WASHINGTON, Mar. 23. — The United States has demanded of Germany the surrender of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Philadelphia draft dodger, and the release from prison of two Americans who recently attempted to capture Burgdoll, it was learned today on official authority. WASHINGTON, March 23.—War department, navy department, state department and the offices of President Harding were delighted today with messages from every corner of the U.S. urging that immediate national action be taken to free two Americans who have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment in a German jail for the "crime" of seeking to arrest Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the most notorious "slacker" in Uncle Sam's history and himself JURY DISAGREES IN TRIAL OF DR. SUE AMACK, OF ANAHEIM Case of Dr. A. C. Foy, Anaheim, Set for Rehearing Today, Indefinitely Postponed. The jury in the case of Dr. Sue Amack, Anaheim, first woman chiropractor to be tried in Orange-co, was dismissed at 7:30 p.m. yesterday when it was called in by Superior Judge Williams after five hours' deliberations. The jury was reported to have stood 11 for conviction and one for acquittal. In his argument before the jury, Atty. Griffith Jones, of Los Angeles, said: "I am not sacrilegious but let me tell you that if Jesus Christ were on earth today he would be arrested and placed in jail at the hands of the state medical board and he would be accused of practicing medicine without a license." The case of Dr. A. C. Foy, Anaheim chiropractor, set for rehearing today, following a hung jury, was continued indefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns from the upper Silesian plebiscite were announced by the big returns, the absence of fruit blockades is wonderfully inspiring," declared Sandilands this afternoon. "Probably never before was so much citrus fruit being consumed at this time of the year as at present, which indicates that things aren't so bad at the other end. "We feel that when we get in the market with our valencias we will be in a very strong position, comparatively, as the weather will have opened up then, permitting the increased peddler trade, and we will have the added advantage of being able to give the trade any size of fruit desired, something the navel growers have been unable to do with resulting high prices for grades not available. "The valencias have sized up most satisfactorily since the recent rains and this section will have by far the biggest crop of fruit in its history. Anaheim houses will ship 3000 cars or more than 1,000,000 boxes of fruit this year." "We believe that shortly there will come announcement of marked reductions in freight rates. These may come in the form of emergency or permanent reductions. This particular section will command the top valencia prices more so than ever this year," declares Sandilands. SICK GET 8 GALLONS OF BEER PER MONTH WASHINGTON, March 23.—Provisions for carrying into effect the ruling of former Attorney General Palmer regarding the use of liquor for medicine were learned today. They are: That a doctor may furnish eight gallons of liquor for an ailing patient every 30 days. That a doctor must find a good and sufficient reason for prescribing beer; that he must not prescribe the maximum more often than every 30 days, but he is not limited as to the number of patients for whom he may prescribe. That manufacture of real beer cannot be carried on in the same plants used for manufacture of near-beer. That breweries may sell only to wholesale druggists, who in turn, sell to retail druggists, who must have permits to deal in real beers. PREPARE ATTACK FOR NEW "HUTCH" TRIAL LOS ANGELES, March 23. — An attack on the verdict convicting "Big Hutch" Hutchings, bunko swindler, returned by the jury in less than 10 minutes, was prepared today by Defense Atty. Paul Schenck, who will make a motion for a new trial tomorrow morning. The new trial motion will be based upon the alleged misconduct of Dist. Atty. Woolwine in striking Schenck in the presence of the jury last week in the court room. "Hutch," who has a sentence of from one to ten years in the penitentiary as a result of his conviction by the jury, was a prisoner in the BURGDOLL, it was learned today on official authority. WASHINGTON, March 23.—War department, navy department, state department and the offices of President Harding were delayed today with messages from every corner of U.S. urging that immediate national action be taken to free two Americans who have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment in a German jail for the "crime" of seeking to arrest Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the most notorious "slacker" in Uncle Sam's history and himself an escaped American prisoner. There is every indication that the U.S. government will take immediate and vigorous action amounting almost to a demand for the freedom of the two Americans who have been sentenced by a German civil court. The two Yankees whose freedom the deluge of telegrams demands, are Frank Zimmer and Carl Neaf. They are American detectives from the U.S. army of occupation on the Rhine and they were arrested by German police when they attempted to seize Bergdoll at Eberbach, Baden. The two Americans were tried yesterday by the German civil courts and were found guilty. Today they were sentenced. Neaf to serve 15 months in a German jail and Zimmer for six months. The three German accomplices of the American detectives were sentenced to serve 11, 10 and six months, respectively. The German civil charge against the Americans was unlawful shooting and felonious assault. GERMANY CALLS FOR INDEMNITY CONFAB BERLIN, March 23.—A series of conferences was called for today by the German government to settle the question of indemnities. A note was sent to the allied powers saying Germany cannot pay the billion marks required today. There was some anxiety in official circles. While the reparations note setting March 23 as the date for the initial payment was not regarded as an ultimatum it was sharp and definite. Some advisers of the government feared that Germany was showing herself too much inclined to obstruct a final settlement and that serious trouble might result. JUDGE TAKES STILLMAN CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., March 23. Judge Morschauser took under advisement Mrs. Jas. A. Stillman's application for $10,000 alimony and $25,000 attorney's fees after today's hearing. He gave both sides until Saturday to submit affidavits replying to one another's arguments at today's session. MAN SHOT IN BOOTLEG QUARREL CHICAGO, March 23.—Walter Lemski is near death today after being hurled from a speeding auto on Michigan-blvd. Passsby who picked off Drummer," I S. Mowrie, 81, Philadelphia, Calls in Pasadena, Lively election prospects at Pasa-tell you if Jesus Christ were on earth today he would be arrested and placed in jail at the hands of the state medical board and he would be accused of practicing medicine without a license." The case of Dr. A. C. Foy, Anaheim chiropractor, set for rehearing today, following a hung jury, was continued indefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns from the upper Silesian plebiscite were announced by the foreign office today, as follows: For Germany, 716,406; for Poland, 471,-406. Several communities in the coal mining district gave Poles a majority, but Germany is making claim for the whole of upper Silesia and is protesting against partition of the province. ANAHEIM DEBATERS BATTLE FOR TITLE Anaheim first debate team will meet the first team of the Compton high school here Friday night in the third league debate of the season. Anaheim debaters are Miss Ruth Reed and Edward Seims. Complainers are Francis Warnke and Charles McReynolds. If Anaheim wins this debate she will then meet either Santa Monica or Long Beach for the championship of So Calif. The parents of the students are requested to come. The debate club held a meeting yesterday, and it was decided that members will wear blue arm bands Friday. LENTEN ADDRESS BY DR. J. A. JACKSON Dr. J. A. Jackson will deliver the address at the Lenten service at St Michael's Episcopal church at 7:30 this evening, taking for his subject "The Meaning and Purpose of Atonement." A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. TIGERS MEET CUBS IN EXHIBITION GAME LOS ANGELES, March 23. — "Slim" Love and Walter Smallwood were the pitchers Bill Essick selected to work against the Cubs this afternoon at the Vernon ball park. Johnny Evers said he would use two of his flingers. Jim Vaugn was expected to work part of the game and Bailey the remainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue. Venice. Easter. Eggs. Hunt for them at Ocean Park Sunday. Recruiting open again for U.S. S.C., California. Oldest "drummer," I S. Mowrie, 81, Philadelphia, Calls in Pasadena, Lively election prospects at Pasa-tell you if Jesus Christ were on earth today he would be arrested and placed in jail at the hands of the state medical board and he would be accused of practicing medicine without a license." The case of Dr. A. C. Foy, Anaheim chiropractor, set for rehearing today, following a hung jury, was continued indefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns from the upper Silesian plebiscite were announced by the foreign office today, as follows: For Germany, 716,406; for Poland, 471,-406. Several communities in the coal mining district gave Poles a majority, but Germany is making claim for the whole of upper Silesia and is protesting against partition of the province. ANAHEIM DEBATERS BATTLE FOR TITLE Anaheim first debate team will meet the first team of the Compton high school here Friday night in the third league debate of the season. Anaheim debaters are Miss Ruth Reed and Edward Seims. Complainers are Francis Warnke and Charles McReynolds. If Anaheim wins this debate she will then meet either Santa Monica or Long Beach for the championship of So Calif. The parents of the students are requested to come. The debate club held a meeting yesterday, and it was decided that members will wear blue arm bands Friday. LENTEN ADDRESS BY DR. J. A. JACKSON Dr. J. A. Jackson will deliver the address at the Lenten service at St Michael's Episcopal church at 7:30 this evening, taking for his subject "The Meaning and Purpose of Atonement." A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend. TIGERS MEET CUBS IN EXHIBITION GAME LOS ANGELES, March 23. — "Slim" Love and Walter Smallwood were the pitchers Bill Essick selected to work against the Cubs this afternoon at the Vernon ball park. Johnny Evers said he would use two of his flingers. Jim Vaugn was expected to work part of the game and Bailey the remainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue. Venice.Easter. Eggs.Hunt for them at Ocean Park Sunday. Recruiting open again for U.S.S.C.,California. Oldest "drummer,"I S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwereontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany,716,406;forPoland,471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubsthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegameandBaileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwereontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany,716,406;forPoland,471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegameandBaileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany,716,406;forPoland,471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegameandBaileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany,716,406;forPoland,471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegameandBaileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany,716,406;forPoland,471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegame和Baileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany,716,406;forPoland,471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegame和Baileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany,716,406;forPoland，471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegame和Baileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie, 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN, March 22.—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany，716，406；forPoland，471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminingdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegame和Baileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie， 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatthehandsofthestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN，March 22．—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany，716，406；forPoland，471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminningdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaidhewouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegame和Baileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. Oldest"drummer,"I.S.Mowrie， 81Philadelphia,CallsinPasadena,LivelyelectionprospectsatPasa-tellyouifJusChristwere ontheearthtowhereyouwouldbe arrestedandplacedinjailatt,thehandsoftothestatemedicalboardandhewouldbeaccusedofpracticingmedicinewithoutalicense." The case of Dr.A.C.Foy,Anaheimchiropractor.setforrehearingtoday,followingahungjury.wasscontinuedindefinitely. GERMANY WINS 7-4 IN SILESIAN VOTE BERLIN，March 22．—The final returns fromtheupperSilesianplebiscitewereannouncedbytheforeignofficetoday.asfollows:ForGermany，716，406；forPoland，471,-406.SeveralcommunitiesinthecoalminningdistrictgavePolesamajority,BucholmichengataffectingtoworkagaintheCubstthisafternoonattheVernonballpark.JohnnyEverssaid他wouldusetwoofhisflingers.JimVaugnwasexpectedtoworkpartofthegame和Baileytheremainder. JUST THE JIST Fashion revue.Venice.Easter. Eggs.HuntforthemAtOceanParkSunday. RecruitingopenagainforU.S.S.C.,California. 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Keep It That W FLATS RENTED WHEN FOUNDATION IS LAID Jos. R. Anderson, contractor of the Squires-api at Emily and Char-trees-at, claims to have made a record in finishing the building for the plasterers in 11 days. It has four flats of four rooms each which were rented before the foundation was completed. It will be completed within 30 days. Anderson says he has two carpenters who laid 6000 feet of flooring in two days. There is 15,000 feet of siding, 1-4 mile of baseboard, and 48 doors. NOTED N.Y. ARTIST WILL VISIT LAGUNA Gardner Simons, members of the National Academy and of the Institute of Art and Letters, of New York, arrived in Santa Ana today for a visit with his brother/R. M. Simon. The artist is well known at the Laguna Beach colony where he will go Friday and spend until May 1 making sketches from which he will later develop paintings to be exhibited in New York next winter. REPORTED CARDINAL GIBBONS NEAR DEATH BALTIMORE, Md., Mar. 23—Cardinal Gibbons is critically ill and his death may come at any time. It was said at his residence today. It was announced there had been no change in the cardinal's condition over night. Dr. C. S. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon, Phoma, Residence 546; Office No. CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT WHITE PLAINS, N.Y., March 23. Judge Morschauser took under advisement Mrs. Jas. A. Stillman's application for $10,000 allmoney and $25,000 attorney's fees after today's hearing. He gave both sides until Saturday to submit affidavits replying to one another's arguments at today's session. MAN SHOT IN BOOTLEG QUARREL CHICAGO, March 22. — Walter Lemski is near death today after being hurled from a speeding auto on Michigan-bivd. Passersby who picked him up found he had been shot thru the lung. Asked who had shot him, Lemski said: "Some Italians," but refused any further information. Police believe that Lemski was wounded in a quarrel between boot-leggers. FURTHER INVASION LOOMS PARIS, March 23. —The possibility of a further invasion of Germany arose today on receipt of another temporizing note from Berlin. It was believed the allied reparations commission would consider advancing allied troops into other rich industrial sections of Germany. NORMAN FUNERAL THURSDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Marie Norman, mother of Mrs. H. H. Armburst, who died at an early hour yesterday, will be held Thursday at 1 a.m. from the chapel of Backs & Terry, N. Lemon-st. Burial will be in Loma Vista cemetery. Fullerton. FINED FOR CUTTING CORNER Minnie Brown of Anahiem, was fined $3 by Judge Cox of Santa Ana today on a charge of cutting a corner. HERE FOR IRISH RELIEF Mr. L. B. Ward, of Los Angeles, was in Anahiem today in the interest of the American committee for the relief of Ireland. A luncheon will be held tomorrow at noon at the Cherry Blossom to which interested in the work of relieving the distress of the Irish people are invited to attend. How many Bicycle Tires in Kern Cycle Co.'s window? Witman, krosight Specialist. Fashion revue. Venice, Easter. Eggs. Hunt for them at Ocean Park Sunday. Recruiting open again for U. S. S. California. Oldest "drummer," I. S. Mowrie, 81. Philadelphia. Calls in Pasadena. Lively election prospects at Pasadena C. of C. Publisher visits. H. Y. Jones, of Minneapolis Journal, Pasadena. Long Beach sells $400,000 bonds for new city hall. Long Beach forbids oil drilling in city limits. Pacific Colony inmates arrive Pomona, Ages 19-50. Mentality low. Azusa sells $80,000 bonds voted recently. Will pave streets. Lost girl. Maud Maness, 16, 108 N. Fair Oaks-ave, Pasadena. Knot tied in clouds. E. D. Reffer, Mrs. Mattie S. Brown married by Judge Crail in airplane. Long Beach nurse. Gives blood four different times. Would do it again. Congressman Osborne guest of honor at luncheon of Pacific Cotton Exchange at L. A. Athletic club. Highbrow. Pasadena buys only lower berths, drawing rooms, compartments to travel in. E. Grant Angell, chiropractor, arrested. Practicing without license. Trial April 5 at Colton. Boulevards between parks, Pasadena. Streets commission, C. of C.recommend it. Electricity low. Pasadena advertises for more. L. A.' can't give enough. Brig-Gen. Frederic C. Winkler, Civil War veteran, Wisconsin lawyer, Dies in L.A. Myron T. Herrick, Former ambassador to France, Trustee of Mt.Wilson observatory, in Pasadena.In-spects telescope today. W.R.Dodson, 81, El Monte ploner,civil war veteran.Buried tomorrow 2 p.m.in Savannah cemetery. This Paper Believes In the People and Desires Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR TO COURT HERE GREES IN DR. SUE OF ANAHEIM Foy, Anaheim, Set today, Indefinitely opened. JUDGE HOWARD WILL SIT IN FULLERTON Judge Howard of Anaheim will sit for Judge French of Fullerton Saturday and hear all the cases that have come up in Fullerton during the week. Judge French is seriously ill. One of the cases expected to come up is that of Miss Anette Henderson, Fullerton chiropractor. MINISTERS FAVOR CLOSING ON SUNDAY The largest gathering of Protestant preachers that ever met in Orange county assembled in James' restaurant, Santa Ana, yesterday. The purpose of the meeting was twofold: to organize the Orange County Clerical Club and to consider the proposal of the State Sunday School Association to make a forward move in Orange county in religious education. After a careful consideration of the latter question the committee was continued and asked to investigate the conditions in the county bearing upon the question of Sunday school education and report back on April 26th. After the organization of the club, of which Dr. Geissinger was elected president, Dr. Geissinger presented a resolution endorsing the action of the directors of the Valencia Orange Show and the Chamber of Commerce in closing the coming Orange Show on Sunday. The resolution is given below. It was passed unanimously but called forth some interesting MOST-UP-TO-DATE BUILDING OF KIND IN SOUTH. CALIF. Construction Will Begin Tomorrow on Big Improvement to Clementine-st. Ross Bros., of the Orange-co Realty Co., will start construction tomorrow morning on a $45,000 apartment court on the east side of Clementine-st between Center and Chartrets, it was announced today. The building permit was to be taken out this afternoon. The contract for the lumber was let to the Gibbs Lumber Co. yesterday. Ross Bros. will oversee the construction themselves, not letting the job by contract. The court will have 14 apartments of four rooms each, a total of 56 rooms. Construction will be of brick, it being inside the fire zone. The brick will be red stippled, with white relief, and there will be a 2½-foot red tile cornice. A feature of the building plan will be that there will be a sound proof, hollow tile wall between each apartment and all floors will terminate at the walls, to avoid all vibration, contrary to usual building customs in such courts. The walls of the bathroom will run thru the roof, affording excellent light and ventilation. There will be one large bedroom WINS 7-4 SLESIAN VOTE March 22. The final announcement by the day as follows: For 66; for Poland, 471; communities in the coal mine save the Poles a many is making claim to upper Silesia and is just partition of the DEBATERS FOR TITLE At debate team will team of the Compton on Friday night in the debate of the season.ers are Miss Ruth Hard Seims. Complon Francis Warnke and Willds. If Anaheim she will then meet Monica or Long Beachorship of So. Calif. the students are club held a meeting it was decided that will wear blue arm ADDRESS J. A. JACKSON Jackson will deliver the Lenten service at St. Copal church at 7:30 taking for his subject and Purpose of Atone-dial invitation is exo attend. MEET CUBS BENTION GAME LES, March 23. And Walter Smallwood ers Bill Essick select against the Cubs this afternoon ball park. ers said he would use juggers. Jim Vaugn was work part of the game remainder. THE JIST Nice. Venice, Easter. t for them at Ocean open again for U. S. S. The resolution adopted is as follows: Whereas we have heard with pleasure that the Valencia Orange Show to be held in Anahelm, Calif., May 17th to 21st, and in which the various communities of Orange county are to participate, will not hold open on Sunday, therefore, be it resolved: 1.-That we send our felicitations to the directors of the C. of C. of Anaheim and to the directors of the Orange Show and assure them of our heart cooperation; 2.-That we urge our people to lend their support in every way possible to this commendable enterprise; 3.-That we note with satisfaction a growing regard for our American Sunday on the part of civic bodies. Signed: ORANGE CO. CLERICAL CLUB, James Allen Gelssinger. President. ELKS PRACTICE BEFORE SEASON OPENS Plans for the lining up of another championship Elks' baseball team will be laid at a meeting called for next Tuesday at the office of Paul Price. Fullerton, according to an announcement today by Billy Knott, of Anaheim. While the Elks' league does not open for several weeks, it is planned to begin the assembling of baseball talent for a few practice games first, says Knott. "We're going after that championship again as hard as ever this season," says Knott. "The only difference will be that instead of merely copping the title for this and of the state, we're going to carry off the honors for the entire state. Knott believes the championship battle will be played off under more auspicious circumstances than was the final last fall. Knott has also received word that other So. Calif. Elk teams are "laying" for Anaheim THE JIST Venice, Easter. open again for U. S. S. summer," I. S. Mowrie, cia. Calls in Pasadena. on prospects at Pasaall. forbids oil drilling in ny inmates arrive Po19-50. Mentally low, $80,000 bonds voted pave streets. Maud Maness, 16, 108 ave, Pasadena. in clouds, E. D. Reiter, S. Brown married by airplane. n nurse, Gives blood times. Would do it. Osborne guest of theon of Pacific Cotton L. A. Athletic club. Pasadena buys only drawing rooms, comtravel in. angell, chiropractor, articling without license, at Colton. between parks. Pasasion commission, C. of C. low. Pasadena adversor, L. A. can't give Frederic C. Winkler, Peteran, Wisconsin lawL. A. Herrick. Former ambasrance, Trustee of Mt. invatory, in Pasadena. Inpe today. Bodson, 81, El Monte war veteran. Buried p. m., in Savannah com- Santa Ana, Calif. March 22, 1921. "Inside of the Cup" At Fairyland Tonight A remarkable picture filled with excepcially thrilling scenes, the story thoroughly human, will be shown at the Fairyland tonight and Thursday. When Winston Churchill's famous novel of the same name was published in 1913, it was bitterly criticized by clergymen as being an unwarranted attack upon the cloth. While the philosophy of the novel is exploited to some extent in the picture, this necessarily has been subordinated to the dramatic interest of the story itself, the result being a delightfully captivating picture, which will please almost any film fan. The picture was excellently produced by Albert Capellanti; and the players chosen for the various roles are far above the average in point of intelligence and artistry. The impersonations by William P. Carleton, the leading man, and Edith Hallor, leading woman, were brilliantly sustained. Mention should be made of the efficient support given by David Torrence, Jack Bohn and Marguerite Clayton. SHOW COMMITTEE MEETS A meeting of the executive committee for the Valencia Orange Show was held at the C. of C. at 4 o'clock this afternoon. George M. Ross is chairman of the committee. We're going after that championship again as hard as ever this season," says Knott. "The only difference will be that instead of merely copping the title for this end of the state, we're going to carry off the honors for the entire state. Knott believes the championship battle will be played off under more auspicious circumstances than was the final last fall. Knott has also received word that other So. Calif. Elk teams are "laying" for Anaheim in particular. SCOUTS MEET The annual meeting of the Boy Scouts of troop 1 Anaheim, was held last night at the "Y" hut. Dr. Waters gave the boys a very interesting talk on "Wireless," and was kept busy for almost an hour answering questions. Almost all of the boys in the troop are putting up wireless stations of their own, and in the near future they hope to have some kind of a wireless club. There were three visitors at the meeting. One of the visitors was Mr. Hunter, who is the scoutmaster of the troop that is now forming a the Loara school. A. W. Thomas. Phone 480 If it's from Witman's, it's good! GET THE HABIT OF READING PLAIN DEALER WANT ADS SWAP carpenter work for good Ford Box 96, Plain Dealer. WANTED—Palmer for common fence work. 500 per hour. Call 225-R-12. FOUND—A pair of gloves, Call Phone 767-R-2 and identify same. Now turn to the Classified where there are hundreds of ferings.