oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-30

NEWS OF FULLERTON CULP WILL PRESIDE AT HOUSER CLASS L. O. Culp, one of the new vice presidents, will preside at the meeting of the Houser Bible class at 9:20 a.m. Sunday at the Rialto theatre. The orchestra will furnish instrumental music. Billy Wickett will be leader in song. The motion picture of "Syria, the Land of Religious Hatred," will be shown. Harry Dlerker, president, will introduce new men and make announcements of business. L. O. Culp will tell what the world looks like in his current events talk, and John T. Houser will teach the lesson, the golden text of which will be: "Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom." New members were admitted last Sunday on follows: L. B. Vance, W. H. Rosenberry, H. V. Holmes, Jack Muzzall, J. E. Jones, Jr., H. F. Hunt, J. G. Seupelt. Visitors; J. H. Freeman, So. Pasadena, John A. McDonald, Fullerton, W. R. Mayer, Santa Ana; F. A. Marks, Santa Ana; Wm. V. Newport, Los Angeles; Rev. M. Bradford, Los Angeles; Wilbert Compton, Whittier, W. B. Martin, Riverside; seven boys. JONES WILL PUBLISH SONG Clifford Jones, of the Oakland auto agency, of Fullerton, has been prevailed on by his friends to seek publication for his song, "Remembering Blues," which made a big hit at the ministrel show of the Fullerton Post of the American Legion. He is Fullerton's newest composer. A. W. Thomas, Phone 456— Witman, Eyesight Specialist. There’s Never a Doubt, Never a Failure Do you ever stop to think you are judged by the food you serve. You are paying your guests the finest COMPLIMENT WHEN BUYING YOUR MEATS AT STROUP'S MARKET "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Brunswick TIRES "The Most Talked of Tire in America" Your tires need replacing. We recommend Brunswick Cords and Fabrics- Brunswick TIRES "The Most Talked of Tire in America" Your tires need replacing. We recommend Brunswick Cords and Fabrics. Brunswick Tires are sold on an "Unlimited Mileage Guarantee" Basis. Vulcanizing That Pays ANAHEIM VULCANIZING WORKS S. R. WALTERS WE DO VULCANIZING THAT PAYS 156 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 259 Anaheim FAIRLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT "The Broken Gate" by Emerson Hough, Starring BESSIE BARRISCALE Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, May 1, 2 "The Kentuckians" with MONTE BLUE The story is dramatic, the situations thrilling and the photography beautiful. This is a film offering you should not miss, and we urge you to come early. Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT PEARL WHITE in “The White Moll” Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday, Monday, May 1, 2 A Tom Terris Production “Trumpet Island” Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax FAIRYLAND THEATRE TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY May 3rd, 4th, 5th Cecil B. DeMille’s Production “Forbidden Fruit” The Orange County Plain Dealer TON All, J. E. Jones, Seupelt, Ceman, So. Pasnald, Fullerton, Ana; F. A. Am. V. Newport, Bradford, Los upton, Whittier, de; seven boys. LISH SONG the Oakland. Rton, has been friends to seek long, "Rememmade a big hit of the FullerAmerican Legion. best composer. phone 456— St Specialist. FILURE ed by the rests the YOUR ET Anaheim MRS. STRAIN ENTERTAINS Mrs. Robert Strain of Fullerton was hostess to 40 of her friends on Thursday afternoon when she entertained with a 500 party at her home on East Wilshire-ave. Tables were placed in the spacious rooms which had been prettily decorated with pink roses and sweet pens. A dainty two-course luncheon was served at 4:30. Prizes were awarded Mrs. E. Lamhofer, first; Mrs. W. L. Benchley, second, and Mrs. Harry Seares, consolation. The guests were: Mesdames Harry Seares, G. R. Franklin, Dr. Harlet Bigham, of Anaheim, E. K. Benchley, Frank Benchley, Geo. Clark, Clyde Crandall, W. L. Benchley, P. Damon, F. O. Fahs, G. W. Pinch, L. M. Gardiner, G. Hoppe, E. Jones Sr.,'C. C. Jones, Dale King, Howard Krause, Raymond Jones, E. Jones Jr., E. Lamhofer, M. M. Menges, E. J. Marks, A. Pritchard, Walter Skillman, F. Drips, Hariwell Bradford, C. C. Wagner, C. Hansen, Arnold Kraemer, F. Morse, A. Pierotti, C. Spencer, Robt. Gillis, Dr. Heldman, E. Mitchell, J. W. Newell, S. Whitnat, Mary Smith, F. C. Krause and A. Osborne. BOON TO ROTARY DRILLERS L. S. Hamer, 302 E. Commonwealth-ave, an oil field worker, has just patented an expansible packing drub for oil well pumps, which is likely to prove a great boon to rotary well drillers and place Mr. Hamer in the millionaire class. The packing in the old style drum lasts only from one to five shifts, and a demonstration with the Hamer drum indicates that a single packing will suffice from 20 to 30 shifts. Associated with Mr. Hamer in the invention are G. C. Deakins and Bud McAlvay of Anaheim, Arranbements have been made with Wilson & Willard, manufacturers of Los Angeles, to manufacture the drum on a royalty basis. C. OF C. HEADS AT CATALINA W. M. Irwin of the Fullerton B. of T. will go to Catalina tomorrow to attend the session of the C. of C. secretaries of So Calif., who will be guests of the Avalon C. of C. POLICE WILL PROBE YOUNG GIRL'S DEATH LOS ANGELES, April 30 — Angeles police today were asked Coroner Hoffman of Cook colll., to make a full investigation the death here on April 5 of Mary Vance, daughter of Dr. W. Vance, of Glencoe, Ill. The Chicago coroner's request lowed discovery of enough nice poison in the system of Miss W. to kill five persons, according to dispatches detailing results of autopsy operation performed in cage. Miss Vance, who was in a delicondition, died here after an oprion It was said that she died of theria. Her body was shipped to her father's home in Chicago an hermetically sealed casket buried. Later her father, suspiciled of her death, ordered the body humed and an autopsy performe The post mortem examination suited in the order for an investiture into her death. Miss Vance came to the Pacoast about a year ago. On her out she met Robert S. Lockhart wealthy Virginian. A strong ship sprang up between them as the result Miss Vance's words were said to have been accusation that she held Lockhart sponsible for her delicate condition. Lockhart has dropped from sack and is being sought to relate part of the affair to investigator Chicago. Seamen's Strike Up to Secretary Hoover WASHINGTON, April 30 — Padent Harding has turned the throne seamen's strike over to Sectory of Commerce Hoover and Sec- The C. OF C. HEADS AT CATALINA W. M. Irwin of the Fullerton B. of T. will go to Catalina tomorrow to attend the session of the C. of C. secretaries of So. Calif., who will be guests of the Avalon C. of C. FULLERTON BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Ed Atherton were Los Angeles visitors this week. Miss Lydia Howe left over the Santa Fe yesterday for Wyaconda, Mo. Mrs. B. E. Hartman left over the Santa Fe this morning for Oklahoma City. A. Seligman of Fullerton is rpaint-ing his house an dadding a screen porch. Fred L. Wilson of Hollwood is visit-ing his sister, Mrs. C. H. Brueckner of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peterman are guests at the home of M. Frantz, 429 E. Amerige-ave. S. L. McCleary of Fullerton is add-in ga screen porch to his residence on E. Amerige-ave. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church held an old-fashioned quilting party Wednesday. J. H. Macklin of Huntington Beach has been visiting friends at Buena Park and Fullerton. Mrs. L. Wilson of Whittler is visit-ing her daughter, Mrs. Brueckner of Fullerton this week. Miss Edwina Collins of Santa Ana is visiting indefinitely her sister, Mrs. E. D. Hardy of Fullerton. The usual story hour was enjoyed at the Fullerton public library from 1 till 2 o'clock this afternoon. Mrs. Joe Charman of Brea was in Fullerton Thursday looking for a house either to buy or rent. Mrs. A. E. Phelps of Bolse, Idaho, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. T. Marshall of Fullerton, indefinitely. Rev. and Mrs. Saylor of Compton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter on W. Truslowursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Happy left Tues.-day by auto on a fortnight's pleasure trip to Bakersfield, Fresno and other places. Howard Krause, of the First Nation, al bank of Fullerton who has been sick for some time was able to resume his work today. Miss Winfried Wilber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lee Wilber, a student at the U. of C. at Berkeley will come home on vacation next week. Harold Walberg will appear at An- aheim with the Orange-co Symphony May 6. Mr. Walberg is director of the musical department of the Fullerton high school. Rev. Perry of the First Baptist church, who recently underwent an operation at the Fullerton General hospital, was removed to his home yesterday afternoon. All Nash Models, both open and closed have cord tires as standard equipment. Nash Six Five-Passenger Touring Car, $1990; Two-Passenger Roadster, $1990; Four-Passenger Sport Model, $2150; Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $2190; Four-Passenger Coupe, $2995; Seven-Passenger Sedan, $3250. Prices f. o. b. Pacific Coast Points Nash Four Five-Passenger Touring Car, $1645; Two-Passenger Roadster, $1645; Three-Passenger Coupe, $2265; Five-Passenger Sedan, $2475. Prices f. o. b. Pacific Coast Points The Nash Six has just broken the Los Angeles to Bishop record by 44 minutes. This was done in a strictly stock touring car and offers additional proof of Nash stability on a run over mountains and desert roads which are always in a notably bad condition with firm walls Monday for the first time since he was sent to prison over two years ago to serve a life term for alleged murder as a result of the San Francisco preparedness parade bomb explosion. Late yesterday Superior Judge Shortall granted the writ directing that Mooney be brought into court. The NASH FOUR Oil and Grease is the Life of an Automobile RUST, SQUEAKS, LOOSE BOLTS, NEGLIGENCE— “Mean Repair Bills” Only 3 things to do to your car: ONE Properly Lubricate. TWO Tighten up all loose bolts and nuts. THREE LEAVE IT ALONE. Included in our service is the tightening of all loose Nuts and Bolts. Alexander Lubri Dealer ICE WILL PROBE YUNG GIRL'S DEATH ANGELES, April 30 — Los police today were asked by Hoffman of Cook county, make a full investigation into here on April 5 of Miss Vance, daughter of Dr. William of Glencoe, Ill. Chicago coroner's request folldiscovery of enough nicotine in the system of Miss Vance gave persons, according to wire details resulting of an operation performed in Chicago, who was in a delicate body died here after an opera was said that she died of dipher body was shipped back father's home in Chicago in metrically sealed casket and later her father, suspicious death, ordered the body ex- and an autopsy performed. Most mortem examination re- the order for an investiga- her death. Vance came to the Pacific out a year ago. On her way met Robert S. Lockhart, a Virginian. A strong trend up between them and result Miss Vance's dying were said to have been an on that she held Lockhart re- for her delicate condition: art has dropped from sight being sought to relate his affair to investigators in tary of Labor Davis for settlement, it was announced at the White House today. THREATENED STRIKE TIES UP STEAMERS PORTLAND, Ore., April 30. Four shipping board steamers, fully laden and ready for sea, are tied up in the river here today pending decision on the seamen's wage controversy. They are Eastern Guide, West Himrod, West Ivan and Pawlet. If it's from Witman's It's good! A. W. Thomas, Phone 456— Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. CLEVELAND SIX The Lowest Priceed Cord Tire Equipped Six WHY choose a four when you can have a six. The Cleveland Six will give you 18 to 23 miles on gasoline. 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