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This Paper Accepts All Advertising on the Understanding that Its Circulation Equals Any Three Others In This Field. L. XXIV—No. 201 EXCHANGE ADC Anaheim Permits $6 ELABORATE EASTER MUSICAL PROGRAMS AT ALL CHURCHES Beautiful Floral Decorations Will Supplement Song and Sermon in Breath of Spring. Easter and springtime are synonymous. It is the glad time when every heart is stirred, when the spirit of good feeling becomes boundless. Easter is at our door, it beckons us to prepare for the joyous time, when we join with all Christian people thrustout the land in commemorating the resurrection of our Blessed Lord. Following their usual custom, the churches and Sunday schools of our city will honor the day with elaborate musical programs, appropriate to the occasion. Beautiful floral decorations will be conspicuous in all the churches, and everywhere the breath of spring will prevail. ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC Services at St. Boniface Catholic church will be held at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. At the ten o'clock service the choir will render "Marzo Mass in G." The offertory will be maintained Lead Over Other Cities In Period Anaheim for still another week continues to lead all other Orange-co cities in total of building permits since December. The Anaheim total for this period of less than four months is $621,480. Anaheim's total was boosted within the last week by $49,850, making the total for this year to date $313,-$50, dropping behind Santa Ana slightly for the first time since Jan. 1. This is believed to be only temporary by Anaheim men acquainted with contemplated construction. In fact, it was said today that if permits had been taken out for all buildings now under way, the Anaheim total for the year to date would exceed Santa Ana. The county seat recorded its biggest gain of the year this week, $91,825, largely accounted for by one permit of $65,000 for a greenhouse. While Anaheim has issued $621,-480 building permits since Dec. 1, builders today stated there is more new construction being considered today than Dec. 1. LIGHT VOTING AT SCHOOL ELECTION ANAHEIM TO $1500 FOR OF IRISH D Oscor Heying, Chairm er, Secretary, and Treasurer of C The campaign to relief of the destitute Ireland will be launched next Wednesday and days, L. B. Weber, committee which will of the campaign, and following a meeting tee. Oscar Heying is c committee, and E. E. er. A. B. McCord and jamin are serving in pacity. Another meeting of will be held tomorrow the sub-committees w ed. The members of are enthusiastic over expect Anaheim to r without fail. The quo co is $8000 which w helm's quota about $ Following their usual custom, the churches and Sunday schools of our city will honor the day with elaborate musical programs, appropriate to the occasion. Beautiful floral decorations will be conspicuous in all the churches, and everywhere the breath of spring will prevail. ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC Services at St. Boniface Catholic church will be held at 8 and 10 a.m. Sunday. At the ten o'clock service the choir will render "Marzo Mass in G." The offertory will be sung by Mrs. Ray Fisher who will render "Hace Dies." The following are the members of the choir: Sopranos, Meadames Efker, Stoffel, Miles Carter, Bonnley, Webber, R.C.; altos, Mrs. Ray Fisher; tenor, Jessica Efker, Salscheider, Sayre; bass, Messra Beeger, Bender, Backs, Orbeck; solists, Mrs. Ray Fisher, Miss Mildred Carter, Messra Beeger and Efker. Miss Marie Rimpau is organist and director, and the orchestra is under the leadership of Mrs. Mayer of Los Angeles. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Rector, REV. G. R. MESSIAS An elaborate Easter musical program will be given Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. A large choir has been preparing the music which promises to be very fine. Organist and director, Mrs. G. H. Goodale. Violin, Mr. Ernest Litzmann. SERVICES 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion. 10:00 a.m. Sunday school. 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and sermon. MUSICAL PROGRAM Processional — "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today," Christ Our Passover, Mornington; Te Deum, J. R. Thomas. Jubilate, Ghant. Communion service, A. J. Eyre. Offertory, Anthem, "Alleluia He Is Risen," R. E. DeRees. Sevenfold Amen, Stainer. Music Dimittis, Gower. Professional, "Come Ye Faithful," Suit Am. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH At the Presbyterian church at 10 a.m., the Sunday school will give a special Easter program. There will be songs and recitations, and a special feature will be appropriate Victoria records. The church will be beautifully decorated with ferns, palms, flowers and sweet singing birds. Rev Wallace will preach a short Easter sermon. In the evening at 7:30 the quartet under the direction of Prof. Thomas Askin, will present the cantata: "The Lord of Light and Life," by Julian Edwards. The cantata is of that scholarly type which has an especial appeal to the lovers of church music and presented, as it is by the more intimate group singing, the solo quartet will be especially enjoyable. The members of the quartet which includes Miss Alice Grimshaw, soprano; Nettle Abbott, contralto; LIGHT VOTING AT SCHOOL ELECTION Anahelm voters went to the polls today and cast their ballots for high school and grammar school trustees. The voting was light as usual in such elections. This was particularly true in the high school election where there were no contests. H. M. Adams running to succeed himself and Chas. Mann to succeed A. H. Witman. Anahelm was voting on high school trustees at the high school. Other districts voted at their respective school houses. In the grammar school election there was a contest between A. H. Gunnett and E. H. Metcalf for the one position vacated by L. F. Pomeroy. Rubber-Tired Tractor Attracts Attention George Dunton, Ford and Fordson agent, has something new in the way of tractor displays in the shape of a tractor with rubber tires similar to solid truck tires. Put on display for the first time this week, a number of inquiries have resulted and it is probable several sales with such equipment will be made. The purpose of such a tractor is principally for hauling heavy loads, as it can haul several heavy trailers, pull a box car around a railroad yard, etc. There are wide metal flanges in addition to the solid tires on the rear wheels, preventing the bull wheels sinking into soft soil. These flanges bear catches for containing chains to give traction. JUDGE WEST CALLS FOR BRIEF'S IN CASE Superior Judge West has ordered briefs submitted in the case of A. Stone of Anaheim, vs. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Townsend, also of the Anaheim district. Stone claims he acted as agent in arranging transfer of ranch property here from the Townsend to his aged foster father for a house belonging to the latter at Palm City. Stone says he lined up the deal last June 18. He estimates both properties worth about $8000. He says Townsend failed to live up to the deal. The defendants deny any final papers were prepared. Taking of testimony took two days. After the prosecution completed its case, the defense moved for court but the court overruled Oscar Heying is committee member and 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The cantata is of that scholarly type which has an especial appeal to the lovers of church music and presented, as it is by the more intimate group singing, the solo quartet will be especially enjoyable. The members of the quartet which includes Misses Alice Grimshaw, soprano; Nettie Abbott, contralto; Thomas Askin, tenor, and William F. Askin, baritone, will be assisted by Mrs. W. B. Holland. GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH At the German Methodist church, W. Broadway, at 9:45 the Sunday school will present an Easter program of musical numbers and recitations. At 11 o'clock the pastor, Rev. Tautenhahn, will preach an Easter sermon. CHRISTIAN CHURCH The Christian church has prepared a fine Easter program which will be given at the regular Sunday school hour of 9:45 to which all friends of the church are invited. At 11 o'clock the regular preaching service will be held with sermon by the pastor. The following program will be given at 9:45: Opening Song, "Joy to the World," Handel—Congregation. Responsive Reading, Matt. 28:1-10. Angels Roll the Rock Away, Mason—Congregation. Prayer, Rev. Loren Howe. Reading, "Come One and All," Herman Lenz. Exercise, "When God Calls," Elgin and Laura Dean. Sing, Daffodil, Bright Daffodil, Ellen McClellan. Reading, Little Blue Violets, Eleanor Rockwell. He Is Risen, Ellen McClellan, Elizabeth Morgan, Floy Ballou, Arthur Saunders, Leonard Crawley, Ione Clemmer, Leona Franchin Rob-(Continued on Page Two.) ORANGE BOY BADLY HURT IN COLLISION Elbert Fitzpatrick, 18, of the Bixby ranch, near Orange, was in the county hospital today suffering from serious fractures to his left leg and collar bone as the result of a collision between a motorcycle on which he was riding tandem with his step-father, John H. Fitzpatrick, and an auto driven by E. L. McCarter, of $12 E. Fourth-st, Santa Ana, at the corner of Tustin-ave and Collins-ave. The elder Fitzpatrick escaled with severe bruises. PAPERS ON EARLY DAYS Two papers are to be read at the Orange-co historical society at the Santa Ana library Monday evening. One paper will be on "Reminiscences of Early Days," by Samuel Armor of Orange, and the other on "El Camina Real," by J. E. Pleasants of Santiago Canyon. FRUIT SALES PITTSBURGH, March 25.—Lower oranges, steady lemons; oranges $2.70 to $2.75, lemons $1.30 to $2.35. BOSTON, March 25.—Easter oranges and lemons; oranges $3.90 to $4.40, lemons $2.20. PHILADELPHIA, March 25.—Unchanged oranges; oranges $3.25 to $4.25. JUST THE Feroceous zephyro. Fair weather Easter Papa, Jesse Lasky ture director. It's a b Breaks probation. San Quentin one to art Fitzsimmons. Department of Cal can Legion, buys film division in France. New record may try for height record Santa Monica expositi day. Three years' probationis former police ch Charged with assault Donahue. Arrested L. A. Mar sah Allen, negro po killed Charles N. Ha over laundry. Celebrate 70th weary Mr. and Mrs. men 1007 N. Euclid Sunday. Former Gov. O'Neill arrives in L. A. daughter, Olivia, with of Gesner Williams. Anaheim Is Fastest Growing City Orange County Plain De LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California Friday, March 25, 1921 ADOPTS SEA SHIPP It s $621,480 Since Dec. 1 ANAHEIM TO RAISE $1500 FOR RELIEF OF IRISH DESTITUTE Oscor Heying, Chairman; L. B. Weber, Secretary, and E. E. Smith, Treasurer of Committee. The campaign to raise funds for relief of the destitute families of Ireland will be launched in Anaheim next Wednesday and continue four days, L. B. Weber, secretary of the committee which will have charge of the campaign, announced today following a meeting of the committee. Oscar Heying is chairman of the committee, and E. E. Smith, treasurer. A. B. McCord and Horace Benjamin are serving in an advisory capacity. Another meeting of the committee will be held tomorrow at which time the sub-committees will be announced. The members of the committee are enthulastic over the work, and expect Anaheim to raise her quota without fall. The quota for Orange-co is $8000 which will make Anaheim's quota about $1500. Annual A. C. of C. Meet At Santa Ana Mar. 30 The annual meeting of the A. C. of C. will take place at St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana, Wednesday, at 1 p.m. The program will include: Banquet at $1.60 per plate. Secure tickets at hotel office before entering dining room, and make reservations not later than Monday afternoon, March 28. Business meeting that promises to be sensational and stormy. The election of officers for the ensuing year. Entertainment—Dinner music by Chapman's singing by the Santa Ana Rotary Club quartet, vocal solos by Robt. L. Brown and Capt. Ellis Rhodes and piano solo by Clarence A. Gustlin. This will prove a real musical treat and an opportunity to hear talent not often available. The ladies are invited. COUNCIL WILL AID SHOW COMMITTEE City council last night instructed City Manager O. E. Steward to assemble an attractive garage building on the northwest corner of Elm and Los Anaheim To Anaheim scriptional lifef fund ed Chairm This has any k public bel edy solely "Relief the Chinest starving, charity, lined a ro Chinese their ye ars aggre needed in peasing t he Benjam "The co respondin the milli and cons olst over tions hav TEUTO HOT BERLIND der, battl in revolution new im a genera called to Oscar Heying is chairman of the committee, and E. E. Smith, treasurer. A. B. McCord and Horace Benjamin are serving in an advisory capacity. Another meeting of the committee will be held tomorrow at which time the sub-committees will be announced. The members of the committee are enthusiastic over the work, and expect Anaheim to raise her quota without fail. The quota for Orange-cois $8000 which will make Anaheim's quota about $1500. SEAL BEACH OFFICER BUSY Harry H. Maper of Seal Beach is "some big ossifier" in that city. All he has to do to earn his salary is to function as chief of police, street superintendent, electrical inspector, plumbing inspector, fire chief and poundmaster. He was appointed to the several positions by the city council of Seal Beach, following acceptance of the resignation of J. J. Rocheford. ANAHEIM DEFEATS ORANGE ON TRACK Fullerton defeated Anaheim in the first baseball league game of the season in which Anaheim has participated at Fullerton yesterday 13 to 8. The Anaheimers held their own until the fifth inning when they blew up. Members of the Anaheim track team who were not engaged in the Fullerton baseball game went to Orlando and won a track meet by a score of 65 to 43. Next Tuesday they will meet Huntington Beach in a track meet. The girls basketball team met the faculty team this afternoon in a practice contest. J. A. Clayes, principal, was referee. Family Arrives From England to Live Here Thos. Lumsdon, wife, two daughters and son of Leeds, England, have just arrived in Anaheim to make this their permanent home. Mr. Lumsdon has purchased a half interest in the local Maxwell agency with H. L. Turton, his brother-in-law, Mr. Turton has been in America 22 years, is an American citizen, and while he was in England during the war he married. Mrs. Turton's sister is Mr. Lumsdon's wife and in this way the two men became acquainted, and Mr. Turton's story of the grandeurs and opportunities of Cal., brot Mr. Lumsdon away from the shores of old England. He is very much pleased with his new country. Mr. Turton lives at 125 So. Kroeger-st. Mr. Lumsdon has not found a place yet. The partners announce the sale of two-new Maxwells, one to Clifford Henson of Fullerton and the other to G. Farir, a rancher out of Anaheim. COUNCIL WILL AID SHOW COMMITTEE City council last night instructed City Manager O. E. Steward to ascertain just what the Orange show committee would ask from the city and to be prepared to make recommendations at next meeting. Steward had been informed the committee would seek concessions in the way of electricity at cost, water and sewer conveniences. As the sewer has not been extended to Elk Park tract where the show will be held it is probable a cesspool will be necessary. Councilmen expressed the desire to assist the show committee in every way possible. The request of Chairman Harry D. Riley for permission to extend banners across the four main streets at entrance to the city was granted. KROEGER-BLDG OVER HALF CENTURY OLD Merchants on the south side of Center-st between Lemon and Los Angeles-sts are now feeling happy as a result of the removal of the great China wall which has stuck its gloomy nose, out into the street for lo, these many years. Its removal certainly changes the appearance of things. Wilson & Beaver, contractors, who purchased the Kroeger-bldg, and are responsible for the big improvement to the street, state the new front and other elaborate alterations will be completed about May 1. Fred Mauer, old timer, while watching the workmen on the improvement the other day, stated the Kroeger-bldg was at least 50 years old. DOLAN GLAD HE'S IN BUSINESS HERE "I certainly am glad I'm located in Anaheim," was the declaration today of Pres. W. Dolan of the Anaheim National bank, who made a trip with Atty, H. G. Ames the first of the week to Visalia. "Compared to Anaheim, things are pretty quiet up north," stated the banker. "Cities up that way are complaining considerably more population than Anaheim can't begin to compare with us." GREEKS CONTINUE TO DRIVE BACK TURKS LONDON, March 25—The Greek advance against the Turkish Nationalists on the Smyrna front continues successfully according to an Exchange telegraph dispatch from Athens today. It quoted the Greek war office as announcing: Anna Rotary Club quartet, vocal solos by Robt. L. Brown and Capt. Ellis Rhodes and piano solo by Clarence A. Gustlin. This will prove a real musical treat and an opportunity to hear talent not often available. The ladies are invited. COUNCIL WILL AID SHOW COMMITTEE City council last night instructed City Manager O. E. Steward to ascertain just what the Orange show committee would ask from the city and to be prepared to make recommendations at next meeting. Steward had been informed the committee would seek concessions in the way of electricity at cost, water and sewer conveniences. As the sewer has not been extended to Elk Park tract where the show will be held it is probable a cesspool will be necessary. Councilmen expressed the desire to assist the show committee in every way possible. The request of Chairman Harry D. Riley for permission to extend banners across the four main streets at entrance to the city was granted. KROEGER-BLDG OVER HALF CENTURY OLD Merchants on the south side of Center-st between Lemon and Los Angeles-sts are now feeling happy as a result of the removal of the great China wall which has stuck its gloomy nose, out into the street for lo, these many years. Its removal certainly changes the appearance of things. Wilson & Beaver, contractors, who purchased the Kroeger-bldg, and are responsible for the big improvement to the street, state the new front and other elaborate alterations will be completed about May 1. Fred Mauer, old timer, while watching the workmen on the improvement the other day, stated the Kroeger-bldg was at least 50 years old. DOLAN GLAD HE'S IN BUSINESS HERE "I certainly am glad I'm located in Anaheim," was the declaration today of Pres. W. Dolan of the Anaheim National bank, who made a trip with Atty, H. G. Ames the first of the week to Visalia. "Compared to Anaheim, things are pretty quiet up north," stated the banker. "Cities up that way are complaining considerably more population than Anaheim can't begin to compare with us." GREEKS CONTINUE TO DRIVE BACK TURKS LONDON, March 25—The Greek advance against the Turkish Nationalists on the Smyrna front continues successfully according to an Exchange telegraph dispatch from Athens today. It quoted the Greek war office as announcing: Anna Rotary Club quartet, vocal solos by Robt. L. Brown and Capt. Ellis Rhodes and piano solo by Clarence A. Gustlin. This will prove a real musical treat and an opportunity to hear talent not often available. The ladies are invited. COUNCIL WILL AID SHOW COMMITTEE City council last night instructed City Manager O. E. Steward to ascertain just what the Orange show committee would ask from the city and to be prepared to make recommendations at next meeting. Steward had been informed the committee would seek concessions in the way of electricity at cost, water and sewer conveniences. As the sewer has not been extended to Elk Park tract where the show will be held it is probable a cesspool will be necessary. Councilmen expressed the desire to assist the show committee in every way possible. The request of Chairman Harry D. Riley for permission to extend banners across the four main streets at entrance to the city was granted. KROEGER-BLDG OVER HALF CENTURY OLD Merchants on the south side of Center-st between Lemon and Los Angeles-sts are now feeling happy as a result of the removal of the great China wall which has stuck its gloomy nose, out into the street for lo, these many years. Its removal certainly changes the appearance of things. Wilson & Beaver, contractors, who purchased the Kroeger-bldg, and are responsible for the big improvement to the street, state the new front and other elaborate alterations will be completed about May 1. Fred Mauer, old timer, while watching the workmen on the improvement the other day, stated the Kroeger-bldg was at least 50 years old. DOLAN GLAD HE'S IN BUSINESS HERE "I certainly am glad I'm located in Anaheim," was the declaration today of Pres. W. Dolan of the Anaheim National bank, who made a trip with Atty, H. G. Ames the first of the week to Visalia. "Compared to Anaheim, things are pretty quiet up north," stated the banker. "Cities up that way are complaining considerably more population than Anaheim can't begin to compare with us." GREEKS CONTINUE TO DRIVE BACK TURKS LONDON, March 25—The Greek advance against the Turkish Nationalists on the Smyrna front continues successfully according to an Exchange telegraph dispatch from Athens today. It quoted the Greek war office as announcing: Anna Rotary Club quartet, vocal solos by Robt. L. Brown and Capt. Ellis Rhodes and piano solo by Clarence A. Gustlin. This will prove a real musical treat and an opportunity to hear talent not often available. The ladies are invited. COUNCIL WILL AID SHOW COMMITTEE City council last night instructed City Manager O. E. Steward to ascertain just what the Orange show committee would ask from the city and to be prepared to make recommendations at next meeting. Steward had been informed the committee would seek concessions in the way of electricity at cost, water and sewer conveniences. As the sewer has not been extended to Elk Park tract where the show will be held it is probable a cesspool will be necessary. Councilmen expressed the desire to assist the show committee in every way possible. The request of Chairman Harry D. Riley for permission to extend banners across the four main streets at entrance to the city was granted. KROEGER-BLDG OVER HALF CENTURY OLD Merchants on the south side of Center-st between Lemon and Los Angeles-sts are now feeling happy as a result of the removal of the great China wall which has stuck its gloomy nose, out intothe street for lo, these many years. Its removal certainly changes the appearance of things.Wilson & Beaver contractors who purchasedthe Kroeger-bldg,and are responsible forthebigimprovementtothestreetstatethenewfrontandotherelaboratealterationswillbecompletedaboutMay1. Fred Mauer,old timerwhilewatchingtheworkmenontheimprovementtheotherdaystateskroegerbldgwasatleast50yearsold. DOLAN GLAD HE'S IN BUSINESS HERE "I certainly am glad I'm located in Anaheim," wasthe declaration todayofPres.W.DolanoftheAnaheimNationalbankwhomadea tripwithAtty,H.G.AmesthefirstoftheweektoVisalia. "ComparedtoAnaheim,theseitemsareprettyquietupnorth," statedthebanker."CitiesupthatwayarecomplainingconsiderablymorepopulationthanAnaheimcan'tbegincomparewithus." GREEKS CONTINUE TO DRIVE BACK TURKS LONDON,March 25—The Greek advance againsttheTurkishNationalistsontheSmyrnafrontcontinuessuccessfullyaccordingtoanExchangetelegraphdispatchfromAthenstoday.IquotedtheGreekwarofficeasannouncement: Anna Rotary Club quartet,vocal solosbyRobt.L.BrownandCapt.EllisRhodesandpiano solobyClarenceA.GustlinThiswillcompletethe matterunderadvisement,s stating whetherAnaheimmayenterSo.CalchampionshipfinalsRuthReedandEdwardSelmswillrepresentAnaheim.FrankisWarnkeandCharlesMcReynoldswillrepresentHuntingtonBeach. ALLIES TO TAKE COOL ACTION ON INDEMNITY PARIS,March 25—Despite demandsoftheFrenchfornewandimmediatepenaltiestocompelGermanytomeherindemnityobligations.itwaslearnedfromanauthoritativesourcethatthealliesdonotcontemplateanyhastyaction. FollowingGermany'slatestnoterefusingtomakepaymentsofapproximately120000000goldmarkswhichthealliesclaimareduebeforeMay1.GustaveHervie,thepoliticalexpertofLaVictorie urgentlyadvisedtheimmediateoccupationOfEssen. NEW MEMBERS JOIN ANAHEIM C.O.F. Atty.L.ForecityinterestoSyscamoreincludedinTheChairturnedoverenbecausopromovementprovementstockwarrantadditioncarlyinotherdiffierent was in England during the war he married. Mrs. Turton's sister is Mr. Lumsdon's wife and in this way the two men became acquainted, and Mr. Turton's story of the grandeurs and opportunities of Cal. brot Mr. Lumsdon away from the shores of old England. He is very much pleased with his new country. Mr. Turton lives at 125 So. Krooger-st. Mr. Lumsdon has not found a place yet. The partners announce the sale of two new Maxwells, one to Clifford Henson of Fullerton and the other to G. Farir, a rancher out of Anaheim. AWARDED PAVING CONTRACT Wells and Bressler of Santa Ana have awarded the contract for streep improvement work on Electric-ave, Seal Beach, on their bid of three cents a square foot. JUST THE JIST Ferocious zephyro. Fair weather Easter, tho. Papa, Jesse Lasky, motion picture director. It's a boy. Breaks probation. Sentenced to San Quentin one to 10 years. Robert Fitzsimons. Department of California, American Legion, buys film showing 91st division in France. New record, maybe. Neta Snook tries for height record in airplane at Santa Monica exposition, 3 p.m., today. Three years' probation. Fred Harris, former police chief of Vernon. Charged with assault on Thos. A. Donahue. Arrested L. A. Manslaughter. Ellis Allen, negro porter. Charged killed Charles N. Hanes. Argument over laundry. Celebrate 70th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Countrymen, 1007 N. Euclid-ave, Ontario, Sunday. Former Gov. O'Neill of Alabama, arrives in L. A. Brings invalid daughter, Olivia, with him Guests of Gesner Williams. Anaheim Beauty Parlor, Hair Work specialty... 500 E. Center St. GREEKS CONTINUE TO DRIVE BACK TURKS LONDON, March 25.-The Greek advance against the Turkish Nationalists on the Smyrna front continues successfully according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Athens today. It quoted the Greek war office as announcing: "We are making victorious advances in the sectors of Ushak and Broussa in our offensive, which began yesterday. The Turks are retreating in disorder." DALLAS WATCHES FOR ACROSS U.S. FLIER DALLAS, Tex., March 25.-William D. Coney, trans-continental flyer, was expected to arrive early today in his attempt to make a coast to coast flight in 24 hours. Coney left Jacksonville, Fla., at 1:48 this morning for Dallas, according to officials at Love Field here. After a stop of a few minutes for fuel and breakfast he will leave San Diego. This is Coney's second coast to coast flight. BERGER REMODELS SO. L. A. RESIDENCE C. B. Berger Co. is remodeling the residence on one of their several ranches, a ten-acre valencia grove in the 500 block on So. Los Angeles-st. When the remodeling operations are completed, there will be a most attractive six-room city home on a desirable ranch available. 24 MINERS DIE IN FIRE CARLSBAD, March 25.-Twenty-four miners were killed late yesterday at Kukula, Moravia. Fire caused the disaster. MERCURY LAST NIGHT Minimum temperature last night, as reported by Anahelm Orange and Lemon Assn., was 46 at 5 a.m. NEW MEMBERS JOIN ANAHEIM C. OF C. The regular weekly meeting of C. of C directors was held at noon today. Legislative bills discussed and passed on. New members were Wilson & Beaver, Powell of the Anaheim Manufacturing Co., J. A. Clayes and The Jewel Box. The board went into executive session to discuss the Orange how to be held here soon. S. S. CHILDREN FIX HOSPITAL BOQUETS The children of the Presbyterian Sunday school will meet at the church Saturday afternoon at two o'clock and arrange boquets of flowers which they will present as Easter greetings to the patients in the hospital. All members of the Sunday school are requested to come and bring flowers, either cut flowers or wild ones. RUTH SCHMELZER VERY SICK Little Miss Ruth Schmelzer, the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Schmelzer, is very sick at the home on Emily-st., suffering with membranous croup. She was taken sickearly in the week and developed avery high fever, her temperature reaching 106. Anti-toxin was administered and reports from the home today state that she is getting along very nicely. Rev. Schmelzer and the other children are at the home of friends, Mrs Schmelzer being quarantined at her home. Dr. C. S. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon, Phone, Residence 548; Office No9 This Paper Believes In the People and Desires Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR SHIPPING PLAN c. 1 MENTS NEEDED FOR ANGELES to Extend Block to ments on So.inity of Elm citation, it was the appearance of A. L. Miller night with a large number the neighbor attiring thru of from Los An The improvement $7000, it is and Miller property own-ssume the ex- the matter un-ng that if the ward of commis-nted to assesspleted an att-ning on the Elm and Los Anaheim Gives $182 To Starving Chinese Anaheim banks have received subscriptions to the Chit. Famine Relief fund totalling $132.50, declared Chairman H. H. Benjamin today. This has been done without a drive of any kind, the attention of the public being called to the great tragedy solely thru the press. "Relief workers find that many of the Chinese, despite the fact they are starving, are too proud to accept charity, so the Red Cross has outlined a road-building project and the Chinese able to do little because of their yeakened condition, nevertheless aggregate considerable toward a needed improvement by thus appeasing their consciences before appearing the pangs of hunger," stated Benjamin. "The country as a whole has been responding liberally to the needs of the millions who are without food, and considerable supplies have been sent over, but not enough contributions have as yet been made. TEUTON FORCES IN HOT STRIKE BATTLE BERLIN, March 25.—While murder, battle, arson and pillage continued in mid-Germany today, the revolutionist movement gained renewed impetus by the declaration of a general strike, which has been called to take effect tomorrow mor- WILL SEND CITRUS FRUIT TO CENTRAL WEST BY STEAMERS Adopt, Report of Chas. Eygabroad Calling for Development of Foreign Markets. Definite arrangements for the shipment of both oranges and lemons by the way of the Panama Canal to eastern markets have been made, it was stated today by Charles A. Eygabroad following a meeting of the board of directors of the Calif. Fruit Growers' Exchange at Los Angeles this week. Mr. Eygabroad, who is chairman of the export committee, also submitted his report and it was adopted. It provided among other things for the development of a market in Australia and Europe for sea-going shipments from the San Pedro harbor. Arrangements have already been made with the Holland-American and other lines for special rates on the citrus fruit of So. Cal. Australia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and England are the markets to be worked up at present. Several shipments have been made in former years to Australia which show that it will become a paying market. Ten thousand boxes were sent to Liverpool on March 3, Mr. Eygabroad said. He stated that water transport- TEUTON FORCES IN HOT STRIKE BATTLE BERLIN, March 25.—While murder, battle, arson and pillage continued in mid-Germany today, the revolutionist movement gained renewed impetus by the declaration of a general strike, which has been called to take effect tomorrow morning. Troops, with artillery and machine guns, came into action against the insurgents at Halle today. There was an all-night battle at Eisleben, where an ammunition wagon was blown up and a battalion of police were surrounded and forced to fight for their lives in the darkness. The strike was called by unanimous action of the communist executives. Workers are urged in the proclamations which have been issued to arm themselves and fight "to the death." Selzure of factories and sabotage on every hand have been urged. Four thousand troops were rushed into Saxony today. They were to be quartered at Eisleben, where thousands of communists were flocking for a great demonstration tonight or tomorrow. MRS. STILLMAN PLANS FIGHT FOR DIVORCE NEW YORK, March 25.—Mrs. "Fifth Potter Stillman's plan of campaign to defend her honor and establish the legitimacy of her two-year-old son, Guy," was outlined today as follows: She will concentrate every effort to prove that her husband, James A. Stillman, president of the National City bank, is "Franklin Harold Leeds," father of the two-year-old son of "Mrs. Florence Leeds." If the court is convinced of this, Stillman will be unable to obtain a divorce in New York state, as the law provides that a complainant in such a suit must "come into court with clean hands." This accomplished, Mrs. Stillman then would press her counter suit for divorce in a separate action again employing the Leeds situation. LOSE $2 DAY DURING DELAY ON PARK BUY Atty. Leonard Evans appeared before city council last night in the interest of H. W. Comstock, 204 W. Sycamore-st, whose property was included in the recent park purchase. The check for $12,000 was not turned over, difficulties having arisen because of a bond for street improvements and an old bill for improvement on Sycamore which Comstock was to assume in return for addition of several feet to his property in changing the street line. Another difficulty arose over the fact for the development of a market in Australia and Europe for sea-goining shipments from the San Pedro harbor. Arrangements have already been made with the Holland-American and other lines for special rates on the citrus fruit of So. Cal. Australia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and England are the markets to be worked up at present. Several shipments have been made in former years to Australia which show that it will become a paying market. Ten thousand boxes were sent to Liverpool on March 3, Mr. Eygabroad said. He stated that water transportation to the Atlantic coast demonstrates that lemons can be shipped successfully thru the canal on ventilated boats without refrigerators. It will be possible to obtain refrigerator boats for the shipment of oranges later. The water rate is about 45 pct. of the rail rate, including transportation to San Pedro by truck. Plans are now being laid which are most important to lemon growers, since the lemon crop this next year will be marketed that way, to ship by boat to supply the Mississippi valley country. It is possible to take the fruit in large ocean-going craft to New Orleans which it is planned to make the distributing point for the Mississippi valley. From New Orleans the fruit can be taken in river steamers to Vicksburg, Memphis, St. Louis and points along the river as far north as St. Paul. By using the Illinois river and canal they could be taken to Chicago. From St. Louis they could also be taken up the Missouri river to Kansas City and Omaha. From California they could be taken up the Ohio river to Pittsburg. As can readily be seen this affords an immense market, the development of which will mean much to Cal. fruit growers. Another meeting of the export committee will be held next Wednesday and a week from next Wednesday the board of directors will take up the matter again. HALF-GROWN LYNX TRAPPED AT MINES Did you know there were still to be found in wonderfully advanced Orange-co wild animals that would bite and scratch you to shreds! Today at the office of Eygabroad & Fisher, headquarters for the Silverado silver mines, there was a fair sample of such in the form of a young lynx that was captured near the mines yesterday when one too caught in a trap. While only half-grown, the cat shows all the venom and ferocity of the species, growing like an Al G. Barnes lion when his cage is approached. S. A. High School Will Present Operetta Here GOSSE $2 DAY DELAY ON PARK BUY Atty. Leonard Evans appeared before city council last night in the interest of H. W. Comstock, 204 W. Sycamore-st, whose property was included in the recent park purchase. The check for $12,000 was not turned over, difficulties having arisen because of a bond for street improvements and an old Bill for improvement on Sycamore which Comstock was to assume in return for addition of several feet to his property in changing the street line. Another difficulty arose over the fact the property was under Torrens title while the city asks a regular certificate of title. The latter was an unexpected expense. The matter was referred to City Manager Steward. During the delay, both the city and Comstock are losing interest at the rate of over $2 per day. COMMEND RAID UPON CARNIVAL GAMBLING Brotherhood of Santa Ana United Presbyterian church is on record today as approving the raid on a carnival troupe at Anaheim recently and suppressing games of chance. Resolutions were passed commending the valencia show to be held at Anaheim and the auto show in Santa Ana for decision not to operate on Sunday. GRAB 18 SUSPECTED OF THROWING ACID LOS ANGELES, March 25—Sheriff Shay of San Bernardino notified the local sheriffs' office today that he has rounded up 18 negroes in his search for the two colored bandits who held up Mrs. Catherine McCoy of Alhambra, robbed her and threw acid in her face. Efforts will be made to identify them today. TWO OVERCOME BY GAS SPOKANE, March 25—Two men were found overcome by gases in the refrigerator car of a freight train at Othhello, Wash., according to reports received here. One may die. Warehouse space — Phone 58— A. W. Thomas, Phone 456— S. A. High School Will Present Operetta Here The two-act operetta, "Sylvia," will be presented by Santa Ana high school students at the Anaheim high school auditorium next Tuesday evening. The operetta cast of 40 voices which appear in chorus and solo will be supplemented by an orchestra of 20 pieces. The cast appears in elaborate court costumes. There will be dancing between acts. WIRE EASTER GREETINGS The Western Union has arranged attractive Easter greeting forms on which Easter telegrams are being serviced. A. O. Loomis, local manager, stated today. It is a novel way of sending greetings to local and distant friends. GET THE HABIT OF READING PLAIN DEALER WANT ADS FOR SALE—3 1-2 shares A. U. Water Co. stock. T. O. Reiner, Brookhurst Address Anaheim R. No. 2, Box 48. WANTED—To borrow $12,000.00. Gift edge ranch security. Address Box K, 52, care of Plain Dealer. FOR SALE—Cleveland tractor in good condition. Cheap, Terms: W. D. Livingston, one mile north on East St. Now turn to the Classified page where there are hundreds of other offerings.