oc-plain-dealer 1921-03-26

This Paper Accepts All Advertising on the Understanding that Its Circulation Equals Any Three Others In This Field. VOL. XXIV—No. 202 REVERSE PLAN 18 Must Stand Trial at NAME E. A. METCALF GRAMMAR SCHOOL DIRECTOR FRIDAY Henry Adams and Charles Mann Elected to H. S. Board Without Opposition. E. H. Metcalf was elected yesterday to succeed L. F. Pomeroy as grammar school trustee, defeating A. H. Gunnett about 5 to 3 in a very light vote. Henry Adams, receiving 105 votes, and Charles Mann, 114, were elected high school trustees, theirs being the only names on the ballot. G. H. Goodale's name was written in four times. S. C. Hartranft and L. B. Steward were elected Fullerton H. S. trustees yesterday, and G. W. Finch was elected to succeed himself on the Fullerton grammar school board of trustees. Mr. Hartranft received 318 votes, L. B. Stewart, 271; O. A. Kreighbaum, 74 and S. S. Twombly, 76. Mr. Finch received 320 votes and others, written in, receiv-Bootleggers, Santa Barbara clu- Scandal Is Revived By Grand Jury In Chicago CHICAGO, Mar. 26. — Eighteen White Sox players and gamblers were indicted by the Cook-co grand jury today in connection with the 1919 baseball scandal. Eight indictments were returned against each of the men, charging general conspiracy, obtaining money under false pretenses and operating a confidence game. The jury returned indictments against 13, who were indicted last fall. They include: Eddie Cicotte, Claude Williams, George Weaver, Fred McMullin, Oscar Felsch, Joe Jackson, Charles Rlsberg and Chick Gandil, former White Sox players, and Hal Chase, former New York Giant player; Sport Sullivan, Rachel Brown and Abe Attell, gamblers, and William Burns, former pitcher. The additional five men named are alleged gamblers. Carl Zork and Benjamin Franklin, both of St. Louis; Ben and Louis Levi and David Zeelzer of Des Moines were the others indicted today. The indictments were returned before Chief Justice Charles McDonald. State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe 75 AT POMO CLUB'S SESSION POLING HOUSE Next Regular Month Be 25th Anniversary More than 75 at lar monthly meeting mont Pomological cio of I. W. Poling of day. A very appet served at noon. The feature of t sion was an address Howe on "Is Life Rev. Howe stated much worth while right kind of use ciate day after day whom we can be or we will. Our con makes it impossible to be either beneficial to others. He row, with the knock influence of early individual and decl there was a need of PICKING VALENCIAS ON COLLINS RANCH The Stewart Fruit Co. was picking valencia oranges on the E. A. Collins five-acre ranch on East Santa Ana-st today. Collins estimates he has 2000 boxes of very fine fruit and the trees will be relieved of some of the weight. On the basis of last year's prices, Collins would receive $1000 per acre. The fruit picked today will run very heavy to 126s which are now commanding a big premium because of the very small navels now going on the market. CHICAGO LABOR IN GRAFT PLOT, CLAIM CHICAGO, March 26 — A gigantic plot of extortion by a combine of labor men and material contractors in the building trades has been uncarried by the Illinois legislative investigating committee. State Senator John Daily said today. The committee, which has been conducting active sessions, is to reopen to public hearings will come later. EASTER SERVICES AT GRACE LUTHERAN Services at Grace Lutheran church will be held tomorrow as follows: Sunrise Easter service (German) 5:50 a.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Easter service (English) 11 a.m. Special music by children's choir. No evening service. Lutheran League social meeting Thursday evening. COMPTON DEFEATS ANAHEIM DEBATERS The Anaheim high school debate team was defeated last night at the local high school auditorium in a league debate with Compton by a score of 197 to 188. Ruth Reed and Edward Seims represented Anaheim, Francis Warnke and Charles McReynolds represented Compton. JUST THE JIST Nice weather. Tomorrow Easter Sunday. Mrs. Louise L. Petee, in jail. Eyes treated. U. S. C. law school wins debate from Columbia 2 to 1. U. of C., southern branch, on vacation now. Started yesterday. Botlegers. Santa Barbara county sends five to federal district court. Shoe sole tacker. Chas. F. Ziegler, 853 W. Fifty-third-st. L. A., gets patent. L. A. to deport 60 aliens Tuesday, Japa, Chinese, Canadians and one Italian. U. S. S. Wyoming. Hits uncharted rock in L. A. harbor. Must go to dry dock. Barbecue. Lancaster will celebrate opening new road from L. A. Jollification April 16. Pasadena buys three-acre tract at El Molino-ave, Washington-st, for park. Burton Briggs Crane new assistant U. S. attorney O'Connor resigns. Reason: Going east to marry. Long Beach will move city hall across street. Bids opened April 8. New building, $350,000, on site. Fossil hunters. Find homes of immense camel. Three-toed horses. Redlands. For Smithsonian institute. Pasadena, Merchants' Assen., C. of casks P. E. for 10-minute service to South Pasadena. Frederick A. Reid, Julius Gallier, Robert Richie, Dewey Bell, Indicted as auto bandits. Bond $10,000. Former mayor of Redlands, James B. Glover, 78, dies. Hits Mary E. Gladys D. Wilkinson of Grube-apts, Long Beach, with auto. Doesn't stop. Arrested. Ball $500, J. M. Maytorena, 18. Hugh P. Coultis appointed deputy clerk for state supreme court. Succeeds W. L. Traeger, now L. A. sheriff. First Methodist church, L. A., raising $1,000,000 for new church. Have less than $95,000 to get. Will build largest auditorium to seat car Felsch, Joe Jackson, Charles Rheberg and Chick Gandil, former White Sox players, and Hal Chase, former New York Giant player; Sport Sullivan, Rachel Brown and Abe Attell, gamblers, and William Burns, former pitcher. There was also a sion by V. V. Lehore secretary of the club expenses of our pub and the fact that cost so much more than schools whereas one of four who go the schools continue schools. There we spent in Cal., last tional purposes, it there will be $65,00 year. The trend was that to much spent on high school that more economy tied in operating systems. The speakers of the sion were J. Ellifot "Citri-culture" and the head of the citrionment of the Univ., ley, and Prof. J.Bey high school.M his experiences in fruits, and Prof. I.Lessons and experis same line. There was a percy Olds of Po number of vocal so.The next regulating will be the 25th the club.M Mr.Linction of having tary of the club 22 Wurlitzer Pip In New TT The walls are o auditorium of the atire and the truss roof.The walls ov yet to go consider total of 60 feet,fou The big job o building and the c ing and furnishing.Roberts announc big pipe organ to b extensive furnishi cate of the Wurlitzer theatre,Los Angeles. AWARD PRIZE BOWLING Dugas & Myre check for $88 total by Anaheim bowling.So.Cal.bowling to COMPTON DEFEATS ANAHEIM DEBATERS The Anaheim high school debate team was defeated last night at the local high school auditorium in a league debate with Compton by a score of 197 to 188. Ruth Reed and Edward Seims represented Anaheim, Francis Warnke and Charles McReynolds represented Compton. SHOWERS ON EASTER, SAYS WEATHERMAN WASHINGTON, March 26. — It may or it may not rain on tomorrow's Easter finery, but Uncle Sam's warning that everyone from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from Canada to the gulf better be prepared for showers. Olive News OLIVE, March 26. — Mrs. D. P. Crawford and Mrs. H. A. Brown and daughter, Miss Erna, were guests at the home of Mrs. Earl Crawford on Wednesday. J. W. Spurling real estate agent of Orange, took a party to Escondido from Olive today on business. G. F. Harmon and family and J. Bricke and family spent Sunday picnicking in the Santa Ana canyon. Mrs. Harvey Stinchfield was at Anaheim Wednesday on business and doing some shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Algie Bortz and Miss Segra Hendricks of Los Angeles were guests of Mrs. H. H. Sykes Sunday. Mrs. Bortz is the daughter of Mrs. Jessica Silvious, Miss Martin and Miss Johonson, nurses from the Anaheim hospital, and Mrs. Baker and daughter were the guests of Miss Belle Reed and Mrs. Mary Butcher on Wednesday. Lou Bortz made a business trip to Los Angeles Wednesday. A. W. Thomas, Phone 426— If it's from Wittman's, it's good! Frederick A. Reid, Julius Galliher, Robert Richie, Dewey Bell, Indicted as auto bandits, Bond $10,000. Former mayor of Redlands, James B. Glover, 78, dies. Hits Mary E., Gladys D. Wilkinson of Grube-apts, Long Beach, with auto. Doesn't stop. Arrested. Ball $500. J. M. Maytorena, 18. Hugh P. Coultis appointed deputy clerk for state supreme court. Succeeds W. I. Traeger, now L. A. sheriff. First Methodist church, L. A., raising $1,000,000 for new church. Have less than $25,000 to get. Will build largest auditorium to seat 4000. Meets woman. Married 25 hours later. Jack Goodwin, 51, Frances Avery, 49, Long Beach. Lives on city limit line. Gives address as Ocean Park, votes in Venice. H. K. Connor. California National bank of Modesto. Closed. Inability to realize on assets, shortage of reserve. Tire theft ring, 11 on trial. Stole tires, accessories from box cars. Federal court. Woman kept secret 14 years! Is fact. It was her second marriage. Revealed when daughter, Mrs. Alice B. Nichols, contested will. The woman was Mrs. Amanda J. Edison. Federal grand jury probes thefts of army supplies from Fort Mac Arthur. Thousands dollars alleged looted. Three men charged. Sixty thousand marks accepted as $1000 bail. First time German money accepted since war. W. E. Kent put 'em up. Charged with fraud. Shot seven times at copper and missed. Then jailed. James P. Andrews. Charge; robbery; assault. Argued over laundry. Murdered. Elijah Allen now on trial. Charles L. Hanes the victim. Lea Gregg, Rochester, N. Y., jailed Redondo. Bootlegger accuses him accepting $200 bribe back east. Who'd believe a botleger after sampling stuff they cal whisky? MERCURY LAST NIGHT Minimum temperature last night, as reported by Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn., was 48 at 5 a.m. AWAID PRINCIPAL BOWLING Dugas & Myre check for $88 total by Anaheim bowling So.Cal.bowling to geles as follows: Dugas & Myre N 2nd place) $10. Theodore & Efke place) $12. Karam & Romeo 16th and 17th) $9. Karam (class A) $15. Romeo (class C) $26 and medal. Wisser (class place) $4. P.Varner (class place) $3. Karam (all evl class A) $10. Efker (all events B) $5. Total $88. MAKING MOON FOR MEN'S The Men's Blub Methodist White T twice outgrown quilt, it will find larger ed votes as followtition. This is expected the class until the and boys' Bible is completed. KRAEMER BUILD Tradeau & Wilk tractors, will begin a large barn for Placentia, Monday 60 feet and 18 feet. Try a Plain D A.W.Thomas If it's from Wittman's, it's good! Orange County Plain Dealer LEADING NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California Saturday, March 26, 1921 PLAN ORANGE SHOW Trial as Baseball Gamblers 75 AT POMOLOGICAL CLUB'S SESSIONS AT POLING HOME TODAY Next Regular Monthly Meeting Will Be 25th Anniversary of the Society. More than 75 attended the regular monthly meeting of the Claremont Pomological club at the home of I. W. Poling of E. Center-st today. A very appetizing dinner was served at noon. The feature of the morning session was an address by Rev. Loren Howe on "Is Life Worth While." Rev. Howe stated that life is very much worth while if we make the right kind of use of it. We associate day after day with people to whom we can be of great service if we will. Our constant association makes it impossible for our lives not to be either beneficial or detrimental to others. He emphasized the row, with the knocking out of a par-influence of early home life on the individual and declared that if ever there was a need of autocracy it is in the bringing up of children. SOVIETS ENJOYING PAPER VICTORIES PARIS, March 26.—The bolshevik government in Russia is enjoying a "paper prestige," according to Nicholas, Tohakovsky, ex-Russian politician and formerly a resident of Kansas. Tekalkovsky today declared private dispatches confirmed Secretary Hoover's recent assertion that Russia will find it physically impossible to exchange gods with other nations and justified America in refusing to trade with the soviets. Recent treaty successes, providing for resuppption of trade, are mere "paper victories," he declared. BRITISH OUTLINE PROPOSALS TO U.S. WASHINGTON, Mar. 26. — Great Britain has decided tentatively upon the program she will follow in negotiations seen with the Harding administration. England will observe these decisions: 1- Preposals to the new administration, will be guided, so as possible, by the reaction which follows the visit here of Rene Viviani, former French premier. DISCOVER PLOT TO BÔMB BERLIN; GOV'T REGAINING CONTROL Report Evidence of Scheme to Dynamite Public Buildings, Newspaper Plants and Monuments. BERLIN, March 26.—Plans to include Berlin within the scope of the communist uprising were discovered here today. Police reported evidence of a plot to dynamite public buildings, news-paper plants and monuments. They were unable to locate the main hiding place of dynamite and issued a warning to the public. Unemployed men sought to seize factories on the outskirts, but were dispersed by police. Berlin communist paper, Rote, fahn, has been ordered suppressed. Reports received here early today indicated government forces were controlling the situation in the main insurrection district. Police have regained possession of Eisleben, Hettstedt and Mansfield after heavy fighting. Communist leaders in Eisleben sought to negotiate a truce after their defeat, but... The feature of the morning session was an address by Rev. Loren Howe on "Is Life Worth While." Rev. Howe stated that life is very much worth while if we make the right kind of use of it. We associate day after day with people to whom we can be of great service if we will. Our constant association makes it impossible for our lives not to be either beneficial or detrimental to others. He emphasized the row, with the knocking out of a par influence of early home life on the individual and declared that if ever there was a need of autocracy it is in the bringing up of children. However, this should not be abused, he said. There was also a general discussion by V. V. LeRoy of Los Angeles, secretary of the club, relative to the expenses of our public school system and the fact that the high schools cost so much more than the grammar schools whereas only about one out of four who go thru the grammar schools continue thru the high schools. There was $45,000,000 spent in Cal. last year for educational purposes, it was stated, and there will be $65,000,000 spent this year. The trend of the discussion was that to much money is being spent on high school buildings, and that more economy should be practiced in operating our public school systems. The speakers of the afternoon session were E. Ilffott Coit, author of "Citri-culture", and for many years the head of the citri-culture department of the Univ. of Cal. at Berkeley, and Prof. J. Booth of Chaffey high school. Mr. Coit spoke on his experiences in raising citrus fruits, and Prof. Booth of his new lessons and experiments along the same line. There was a musical program. Percy Olds of Pontona rendered a number of vocal solos. The next regular monthly meeting will be the 25th anniversary of the club. Mr. LeRoy has the distinction of having been the secretary of the club 22 years. Wurlitzer Pipe-Organ In New Theatre Here The walls are completed for the auditorium of the new Roberts theatre and the trusses are up for the roof. The walls over the stage are yet to go considerably higher, to a total of 60 feet, for the curtain loft. The big job of sealing in the building and the elaborate decorating and furnishing are yet to come. Roberts announced today that the big pipe organ to be included in the extensive furnishings will be a duplication of the Wurlitzer in Grauman's theatre, Los Angeles. AWARD PRIZES FOR BOWLING TOURNEY Dugas & Myre have received a check for $88 totalling prizes won by Anaheim bowlers in the recent So.Cal. bowling tourney at Los An- PROPOSALS TO U.S. WASHINGTON, Mar. 26. — Great Britain has decided tentatively upon the program she will follow in negotiations seen with the Harding administration. England will observe these decisions: 1—Preposals to the new administration will be guided, so far as possible, by the reaction which follows the visit aere of Rene Viviani, former grenchen premier. 2—Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador to the U.S., likely will be designed to head the British mission to Washington. 3—Unless the U.S. indicates she is ready to inaugurate a movement for world disarmament, England may take the initiative and suggest a disarmament conference. 4—Britain will consent to the elimination of article X from the league of nations, but will urge that The main body of the covenant be retained. She will not go as far as France in modification of the league. J. BENNERSCHEIDT PASSES AWAY TODAY Joseph P. Bennerscheidt, one of the early residents of Anaheim, passed away at the family home on S. Lemon at this morning. The deceased had been in falling health for several weeks, but his demise was sudden, and came as a great shock to his wife and children. Besides the widow, Mrs. Emma Bennerscheidt, he is survived by six sons and two daughters. Funeral arrangements are not completed, but will be announced later. RELATE SCENES IN CAMP OF STILLMAN NEW YORK, March 26. — Details of the sworn testimony of alleged intimacy between Mrs. James A. Stillman and Fred Beauvais, the Indian guide named as co-respondent in the multi-millionaire banker's divorce suit, given at a referee's hearing held here Dec. 22 last, were obtained today. The witnesses swore to repeated instances of alleged misconduct between the couple. One of them told of observing then a keyhole the banker’s wife and her legal companion together in Beauvais’ room in the Stillman lodge near Three Rivers. The record shows that Stillman president of the National City bank, the first witness examined at the hearing, testified that he had only three children by his defendant wife, Anna Jas and Alexander. Asked if he had any other children, he replied in the negative, but the reply was stricken from the records on objections from Mrs. Stillman’s counsel. WILSON'S CONDITION IS IMPROVED TODAY WASHINGTON, Mar. 26. — Former President Wilson’s condition was re- UNEMPLOYED men sought to seize factors on the outskirts, but were dispersed by police. Berlin communist paper, Rote, fahn, has been ordered suppressed. Reports received here early today indicated government forces were controlling the situation in the main insurrection district. Police have regained possession of Elisleben, Hettstedt and Mansfield after heavy fighting. Communist leaders in Ellenboug sought to negotiate a trace after their defeat, but the police refused to treat with them. They finally agreed to hand over all lot and ask communists thrust that district to surrender. Charges that the German government deliberately forced the present revolution were made by the communists here today. Thru their spokesman they declared the Ebert regime had two main objects in view — crushing of the workers preparatory to throwing the entire reparations burden upon them and demonstrating to the entente that retention of arms is necessary to overcome proletarian outbursts. The government countered with the charge that the communists sought to instigate a revolution at a time the authorities were occupied with the Poles and reparations question, hoping it would spread through Germany and enable them to overthrow the present administration. It was predicted that up-rising would be crushed by tomorrow. ATTEMPT AT RECORD BY RICKENBACKER Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, famous American ace, flew across Orange-co for the first time today when he attempted to make a record non-stop flight from Durant Field, Oakland, to San Diego today. “Rick” had frequently flown from Oakland to Los Angeles but this was his first flight below Anaheim. Consequently, he was not familiar with the route and became lost. He left Oakland at 8:53 a.m. and passed over Los Angeles where he dropped smoke bombs at 11:10, but did not reach San Diego until 1:25 a.m. The time to Los Angeles, 2 hours, 32 minutes is a record. Friday of last week “Rick” flew from Los Angeles to the Brea aviation field which he experienced difficulty in locating on account of a mist, at one time finding himself over the ocean in front of Long Beach. Present speed records between the bay cities and San Diego are held by army aviators who-frequently make the flight. "ILL GET YOU!" SAYS BANDIT RIVERSIDE, Calif., March 26. — When the jury returned a verdict of guilty against Robert Burns, charged with highway robbery near Mecca, Orange AWARD PRIZES FOR BOWLING TOURNEY Dugas & Myre have received a check for $88 totalling prizes won by Anaheim bowlers in the recent So. Cal. bowling tourney at Los Angeles as follows: Dugas & Myre No. 1 (team prize, 2nd place) $10. Theodore & Efker (doubles, 12th place) $12. Karam & Romeo (doubles, tied for 16th and 17th) $9. Karam (class A singles, 3rd place) $15. Romeo (class C singles, 1st place) $20 and medal. Wisser (class C singles, 15th place) $4. P. Varner (class C singles, 18th place) $3. Karam (all events, 2nd place) class A, $10. Efker (all events, 4th place) class B, $5. Total $88. MAKING MORE ROOM FOR MEN'S S. S: CLASS The Men's Bible class of the Methodist White Temple, which has twice outgrown quarters assigned to it, will find larger quarters tomorrow votes as follows: Robert Strain, titlion. This is expected to accommodate the class until the proposed men's and boys' Bible study building is completed. KRAEMER BUILDS LARGE BARN Tradeau & Wilcox, Anaheim contractors, will begin construction of a large barn for Ben Kraemer, at Placentia, Monday. It will be 40x60 feet and 18 feet to eaves. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad— A. W. Thomas, Phone 456— If it's from Witman's, it's good! WILSON'S CONDITION IS IMPROVED TODAY WASHINGTON, Mar. 26. — Former President Wilson's condition was reported as improved today following an attack of indigestion yesterday. Dr. Cary T. Grayson was at the Wilson home early today. Wilson's attack yesterday followed a restless night. Relatives who remembered that indigestion preceded his first paralytic stroke, became alarmed. The former president was said to be able to move about yesterday but he will be kept quiet for the next few days. HARDING JOINS BEACH CLUB LONG BEACH, Mar. 26. — Pres. Warren G. Harding was elected honorary member in the Long Beach Horseshoe club, the largest organization of its kind in the world. Pres. Harding is a horseshoe enthusiast and a movement is afoot among the horseshoe clubs throughout the country to present him with a pair of silver horseshoes. FAMINE ON ALASKAN ISLE SEATTLE, Wash., March 26. — A tale of famine, cold and disease on the bleak island of Unga off the Alaskan coast, was brought to Seattle last night by Leo R. Braun, who arrived from the north on the steamboat Cordova. Some than 400 persons were virtually shut off from the rest of the world for four months and starvation stared the little community in the race throughout the winter. Free tubes with Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires this month at Liberty Garage. The Yeomen will give another "apron and overall" dance on Monday evening, I. O. O. F. Hall, Music by Heffner's Orchestra. WILSON'S CONDITION IS IMPROVED TODAY WASHINGTON, Mar. 26. — Former President Wilson's condition was reported as improved today following an attack of indigestion yesterday. Dr. Cary T. Grayson was at the Wilson home early today. Wilson's attack yesterday followed a restless night. Relatives who remembered that indigestion preceded his first paralytic stroke, became alarmed. The former president was said to be able to move about yesterday but he will be kept quiet for the next few days. HARDING JOINS BEACH CLUB LONG BEACH, Mar. 26. — Pres. Warren G. Harding was elected honorary member in the Long Beach Horseshoe club, the largest organization of its kind in the world. Pres. Harding is a horseshoe enthusiast and a movement is afoot among the horseshoe clubs throughout the country to present him with a pair of silver horseshoes. FAMINE ON ALASKAN ISLE SEATTLE, Wash., March 26. — A tale of famine, cold and disease on the bleak island of Unga off the Alaskan coast, was brought to Seattle last night by Leo R. Braun, who arrived from the north on the steamboat Cordova. Some than 400 persons were virtually shut off from the rest of the world for four months and starvation stared the little community in the race throughout the winter. LEAVES FOR MEXICAN MINES A. M. McDermott of Santa Ana, general manager of the El Fuente Smelter and Mining Co., left today for the headquarters of the company at Choix, Sinaloa, Mexico. He expects to be gone about a month. PENASCOLA, Fla., Mar. 26. — According to an unconfirmed rumor here today two members of the crew of the missing naval balloon which left Penascola air station Tuesday night, have been picked up by a merchant vessel bound for New Orleans. The others, according to this rumor were lost in the Gulf. ALASKA FIGHTS SAYLOR BILL SACRAMENTO, Mar. 26. — Opposition to the Saylor anti-capital punishment bill is developing in the senate and belief that the measure will be defeated in the upper house was expressed here today by Senator J. M. Inman. LEAVES FOR MEXICAN MINES A. M. McDermott of Santa Ana, general manager of the El Fuente Smelter and Mining Co., left today for the headquarters of the company at Choix, Sinaloa, Mexico. He expects to be gone about a month. PENASCOLA, Fla., Mar. 26. — According to an unconfirmed rumor here today two members of the crew of the missing naval balloon which left Penascola air station Tuesday night, have been picked up by a merchant vessel bound for New Orleans. The others, according to this rumor were lost in the Gulf. COUNTRY IN Orange meets night; chapter ginners appoint necessary for a closed card; A Ana, Ana Bride; Addr thur Adc of the retary chapter Bulletin de la America; After engineered cafe w Santa; errs at Clyde diving club. POST LA The Fullerton brot be judge was p French proviling; Forest at Lib geles coming; wing City in Orange-co! Keep It That Way in Dealer. This Paper Believes In the People and Desires Nothing Better Than Their Continued Confidence. TWENTY-FOURTH YEAR HOW SUNDAY MEDAL PRESENTED TO CAPTAIN HOLDERMAN Capt. N. M. Holderman of Santa Ana, is today in possession of the Congressional Medal of Honor awarded him a month ago. The medal, which is the highest military award and the most coveted in American arms, was pinned upon the captain's breast by Major General Hunter Liggett, who commanded the Americans in the Argonne forest. The ceremonies took place upon the parade grounds at the Presidio, San Francisco, where Capt. Holderman is stationed in command of Co. G/32nd U. S. Infantry, in the presence of assembled troops. BIBLE CLASS WILL HAVE 500 EASTER Five hundred men are expected to be present at the meeting of the Houser Bible class of the First Christian church of Fullerton at 9:30 a.m. in the Rialto theatre. C. C. Chapman will preside. Music will be furnished by Stuelke's city band. Dr. Willham Wickett will swing the baton and make everybody sing. Commanders Finch and Moore, leaders of the Greek and Roman armies who will close their contest tomorrow, will confer degrees on the winning army and express their deep felt appreciation. Harry Dierker, president, will make his announcements and introduce new men. Prof. L. O. Guin is to have four minutes to talk. AFTER DECISION TO CLOSE SAT. NIGHT, VOTE 8-3 TO OPEN Orange-co Clerical Club Had Commended Committee for Its Previous Action. Members of the Orange-co Clerical club which was organized this week will probably have something to say from their pulpits tomorrow besides reference to Easter as a result of a reversal of their position by California Valencia Orange show directors today on the question of keeping the show open on Sunday. After voting to close the show Saturday night, C. of C. directors, promoters of the show, hurriedly called together at 10 a.m. today by Pres. Harry D. Riley, voted 8 to 3 to keep the show open Sunday. Directors voting today to maintain the former decision to close the show on Sunday were Geo. M. Ross, chairman of the executive committee, Wm. T. Wallop and Charles Eygsbroad. The eight voting to open it on Sunday were H. H. Benjamin, George Prince, E. B. Camp, Vic LaMont, Joe Stroup, Romaine Berger, Harry D. Riley, Wm. Jackson. Directors absent were Dr. H. A. Johnston, A. W. Reeves, H. M. Ad- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere early today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomar- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere early today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere early today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere early today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere early today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere早 today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere早 today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere早 today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere早 today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere早 today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. "Rick" had fre Oakland to Los his first flight consequently, he the route and oft Oakland at ed over Los Andropped smoke it did not reach 155 a.m. angeles, 2 hours, ord. week "Rick" flew the Brea avila-experienced dif-ion account of a finding himself front of Longords between theiego are held by frequently make SAYS BANDIT f., March 26. — named a verdict of Burns, charged very near Mecca, paper, Rote, and suppressed. ere早 today at forces were in the mained possession of and Mansfield Communitist sought to nego-neir defeat, but to treat with agreed to hand ask communists to surrender. German govern-ed the present lee by the com-sman they degime had two — crushing of story to throw-arations burden illustrating to the decision of arms is some proletarian countered with the communists a revolution at was were occupied and reparations would spread and enable them sent administrated that the up-ished by tomor- RECORD NBACKER backer, famous across Orange-co day when he at record non-stop Field, Oakland. 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ORANGE DEFEATS $200,000 ELECTION Atanexiting election yesterday, Orange union high school district voted down a $200.000 bond election for additional high school buildings by a margin of 72. The yes vote was 1256 and no 736. El Modena was stated that they want see Anaheim's first venture under "big top," but that they could not come unlessthe exposition would open Sunday. “The decision was arrivedatinavaililymanner,these voting “no” carrying away no malice inthe matter.The fact thatthe committeeis unanimousin takingthe standthat no amusements,games or objectionable featureswhich might displeasethe most fastidiouschurchman will be allowedin connectionwiththe show on Sunday.wasthegreat factorinthe bringingaboutthe prevailing harmony. ORANGE DEFEATS $200,000 ELECTION Atanexiting election yesterday, Orange union high school district voted down a $200.000 bond election for additional high school buildings by a marginof 72. The yes vote was 1256 and no 736. El Modena was stated that they want see Anaheim's first venture under "big top," but that they could not come unlessthe exposition would open Sunday. “The decision was arrivedatinavaililymanner,these voting “no” carrying away no malice inthe matter.The fact thatthe committeeis unanimousin takingthe standthat no amusements,games or objectionable featureswhich might displeasethe most fastidiouschurchman will be allowedin connectionwiththe show on Sunday.wasthegreat factorinthe bringingaboutthe prevailing harmony.” ORANGE DEFEATS $200,000 ELECTION Atanexiting election yesterday, Orange union high school district voted down a $200.000 bond election for additional high school buildings by a marginof 72. The yes vote was 1256 and no 736. El Modena was stated that they want see Anaheim's first venture under "big top," but that they could not come unlessthe exposition would open Sunday. “The decision was arrivedatinavaililymanner,these voting “no” carrying away no malice inthe matter.The fact thatthe committeeis unanimousin takingthe standthat no amusements,games or objectionable featureswhich might displeasethe most fastidiouschurchman will be allowedin connectionwiththe show on Sunday.wasthegreat factorinthe bringingaboutthe prevailing harmony.” COUNTY ENGINEERS IN A. A. E. CHAPTER Orange-co civil engineers, at a meeting at Santa Ana clay hall last night, decided to form a county chapter of the American Assn. of Engineers and Chairman Ben F. Dupuy appointed a committee to secure the necessary 20 signatures to a petition for a charter. The committee is composed of City Manager O. E. Steward, Anaheim; W. W. Hoy, Santa Ana, and County Engineer J. L. McBride. Addresses were given by Pres. Arthur Adams and Secretary W. W. Mix of the Long Beach chapter and Secretary E. Glass of the Los Angeles chapter, also editor of the A. A. E. Bulletin. The speakers pointed out the desirability of a chapter of the American Assn. over a local club. After the business session, the 31 engineers present adjourned to a cafe where they were guests of the Santa Ana city and county enginners at a luncheon. Clyde Butler, Santa Ana, has been acting as secretary of the engineers' club. POSTPONE TRIAL OF LADY CHIROPRACTOR The case of Vanetta Henderson, Fullerton chiropractor, which was brot before Judge Howard, sitting in Judge French's place, this morning, was postponed indefinitely. Judge French who is sick is reported improving. Ford repairing and parts for them at Liberty Garage, 200 S. Los Angeles St. The Yeomen will give another "apron and overall" dance on Monday evening, I. O. O. F. Hall Music by Heffner's Orchestra. ORANGE DEFEATS $200,000 ELECTION At an exciting election yesterday, Orange union high school district voted down a $200,000 bond election for additional high school buildings by a margin of 72. The yes vote was 1256 and no 736. El Modena was the only grammar school district which gave the bonds a majority. Orange, Olive and Villa Park failing of the necessary two-thirds majority. FULLERTON SHIPS 12 CARS DURING WEEK Twelve cars of oranges were shipped out of Fullerton over the P. E. this week, W. R. Warburton, Fullerton agent, stated today. H. S. GIRLS DEFEAT FACULTY The Anaheim high school girls basketball team under the direction of Miss Day, defeated the Anaheim faculty last night. J. A. Clayes was referee. Job Printing at The Plain Dealer GET THE HABIT OF READING PLAIN DEALER WANT ADS FOR SALE—Seed bed stock, Dan Hatfield, 704 E. Sycamore St. FOR SALE—$250, 1917 Ford roadster. Look it over at Liberty Garage, 203 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 452. FOR RENT—Cheap, sleeping room for working man, 217 N. Clementine St. FOR RENT—Complete furnished cottage, 529 So. Los Angeles. FOUND—Silver link bracelet. Given Studio. Now turn to the Classified page where there are hundreds of other ferings.