oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-17

SAYS ENGLAND MUST DROP JAP ALLIANCE LONDON, June 17.—Commander Carlyon Bellaires, coalition unionist member of parliament, declared in the house of commons this afternoon that Great Britain should not renew the treaty of alliance with Japan. Commander Bellaires attacked the treaty, saving that he believed that the British nation, after enduring the shock of the great war, is averse to making an alliance with a poor pursuing military ambitions. The alliance, Commander Bellaires that, would help the Japanese military party instead of the liberals. Japan's navy personnel, it was pointed out, is now 76,000 men, and exceeds the personnel of the German navy when the World War broke upon the world in 1914. Various and other speakers demanded that any renewal of the treaty should be made upon a basis satisfactory to the United States and China. MANY RAIDS MADE IN ENGLAND TODAY LONDON, June 17.—Many raids in which telegraph and telephone wires were cut and railroad property was destroyed were made here today, Scotland Yard attributed this to Sinn Feiners, Seven men, all alleged to be Irish republic sympathizers, were arrested at Bromley. The police threw out a vast dragnet 40 miles past London in an effort to round up the depredators. Following the destruction of railway signal boxes at Bromley a fight developed in which one alleged Sinn Feinier was wounded. Rail traffic in the London district already crippled by the coal strike was brot to a virtual standstill by the burning of signal boxes. DUBLIN, June 17.—Two black and tan policemen were killed in an ambush near Rathcoole today. The Sinn Fein causalities are not known, but are believed to have been heavy. FOLLOW BANDITS ROUTED BY WOMEN LOS ANGELES, June 17.—Officers of the flying police searched thrue the city early today in automobiles for two darling bandits, who shortly after mid- Placentia News PLACENTIA June 17.—A. S. Bradford returned Monday night from a business trip to Imperial Valley. Mr. Hazelhurst of Riverside, who has been visiting at the John Cox home for the past week returned to his home Wednesday. He and Mr. Cox are old time friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Farrar will leave Saturday for a visit of about one month to Mr. Farrar's old home in Illinois. They will also visit tat Murphyshore, ill., where they have a son and his family living. The Placentia Oil Co. has drilled out the cement and is going down again at a little better than 3800 feet. The showing of oil and gas is very encouraging and a 1000 barrel well is predicted by the crew. Mrs. Henry Fuller of Redlands, the mother of Mrs. Charles Fuller of this has started on the road to recovery after being very near death from a severe operation recently. She has visited here and has made many friends here who will be delighted to hear that she will recover. Mrs. Morhona is quite a bit easier at this writing. She is at the Methodist hospital in Los Angeles where she underwent a very serious operation Tuesday of last week. She has suffered terribly since the operation, but the indications are that she will be entirely relieved from her trouble after the healing process is thru. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ridecont, Mrs. M. Rideout and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Woodman drove over from Whittier Sunday and spent the afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rideout. The Woodmans are out from Malne on a visit and are so favorable impressed with So., Calif., that they have about decided to sell out their New England holdings and come back to stay. The San Souci club met at the homes of Mrs. Werdon on the St. Leiden lease Wednesday afternoon and had a most delightful time. There were several from Fullerton in attendance as well as the usual members from Placentia. Cards were the social feature of the gathering, with Mrs. Verce of Fullerton winning the first prize, Mrs. Osborne, second, and Mrs. Cline the consolation. The L. T. B. met last Monday with a fairly good attendance. The superintendent was pleased to have atten- DUBLIN, June 17.—Two black and tan policemen were killed in an ambush near Rathcoole today. The Sinn Fein causalities are not known, but are believed to have been heavy. FOLLOW BANDITS ROUTED BY WOMEN LOS ANGELES, June 17.—Officers of the flying police searched thru the city early today in automobiles for two daring bandits, who, shortly after midnight, attempted to rob Mrs. Ysabel Cleero, wife of a wealthy Mexican, at her home, 680 S. Bonnie Brae-st. Cries of the woman caused the men to flee after they had lured her to the front door by means of a bogus telegram. Awakened by the door bell, Mrs. Cleero went to the door and was shown a yellow envelope. As she opened the door the men stepped forward with drawn revolvers, Screaming, Mrs. Cleero aroused neighbors and the men fled when someone fired a shot from a revolver. FRASER IN LOS ANGELES The regular weekly meeting of C. of C., directors of the Anaheim C. of C. was held at C. of C. headquarters on N. Los Angeles-st. at noon today. Malcom A. Fraser, secretary was absent in Los Angeles with delegates from Norwalk and Buena Park who are making a protest before the Railway Com. against the "motor car" being taken off the S. P., thereby doing away with all S. P. passenger service. The Plain Dealer for Job Printing. Job Printing at the Plain Dealer. At WEBER'S Anaheim New Models IN Victrolas No. 80 Victrola $100 The regular monthly business meeting of the Placement Business Men's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fairly good attendance, and some routine matters were looked after. There was quite a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions. There is to be a meeting of the community council with representatives from the state and county board of health and local representatives to see what can be done in the matter of improving health-menace conditions here. The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month. This will leave a little money in the treasury for the necessary expenses of the association, of the Placement-Richfield district recently elected all the teachers with the exception of one who had resigned to move away from the district. The school is fortunate in having a splendid corps of instructors and that they were retained for another year. The list of teaches follows: Bessie E. Clarke, principal; Placement; Bessie Hardman, Edith Bemis, Gertrude Isbell, Jessie R. Schultz, Oliver I. Shong, Marian Collins, Ruth J. Zabel, Dorothy McCulloch, Clara M. Silva, Evythe Phillips, Henrietta McDaniels, Ruth Howerton, Ollie W. Snell, Emma J. Bayha, principal; Richfield; Mignonette Walker, Art, sewing and cooking, manual training, commonwealth, not Gilded Riddlebarron district decided to sell out their New England holdings and come back to stay. The San Souci club met at the home of Mrs. Werdon on the St. Helen lease Wednesday afternoon and had a most delightful time. There were several from Fullerton in attendance as well as the usual members from Placement. Cards were the social feature of the gathering, with Mrs. Verce of Fullerton winning the first prize, Mrs. Osborne, second, and Mrs. Cline the consolation. The L. T. B. met last Monday with a fairly good attendance. The superintendent was pleased to have attention and some very good lessons were presented. They also had the pleasure of a visitor from Mrs. William Key president of the W. C. T. U. Plans are being made to have a picnic for the L. T. L company and the mothers who wish to attend are also invited. This will be held in Orange-co.-park, on Eriday next week, leaving the church at 2:30 p.m. Thursday of last week at the home of Mrs. L. S. Chapman the Placement Country club was most delightfully entertained. The game of 500 was the entertainment for the ladies, with Mrs. Herbert Suillivan winning first prize and Miss Nina McLellan winning the consolation. Those present were Mrs. George Meyers, Mrs James Tuffree, Mrs T. L. McFadden, Mrs S.G. Miller, Mrs Sullivan, Mrs Totten, Mrs Eric Lamhofer and Mrs J.E.Scott. Those from Anaheim were Mrs.Harry Scars, Mrs George Dunsmore, Mrs Saills, and Miss Nina McLellan. Delightful refreshments were served by the hostess. At the regular monthly business meeting of the Placement Business Men's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fairly good attendance, and some routine matters were looked after. There was quite a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions. There is to be a meeting of the community council with representatives from the state and county board of health and local representatives to see what can be done in the matter of improving health-menace conditions here. The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month. This will leave a little money in the treasury for the necessary expenses of the association, of the Placement-Richfield district recently elected all the teachers with the exception of one who had resigned to move away from the district. The school is fortunate in having a splendid corps of instructors and that they were retained for another year. The list of teaches follows: Bessie E. Clarke, principal; Placement; Bessie Hardman, Edith Bemis, Gertrude Isbell, Jessie R. Schultz, Oliver I.Shong,Marian Collins,Ruth J.Zabel,Dorothy McCulloch,Clara M.Silva.Evythe Phillips,Henrietta McDaniels,Ruth Howerton,Ollie W.Snell,Emma J.Bayha principal,Richfield;Mignonette WalkerArt.sewingand cooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrict decided to sell out their New England holdings and come back to stay. The San Souci club met at the home of Mrs.Werdon on the St.Helen lease Wednesday afternoon and had a most delightful time. There were several from Fullerton in attendance as well as the usual members from Placement.Cards were the social feature of the gathering,with Mrs.Verde of Fullerton winning the first prize,Mrs.Oborne.second,and Mrs.Cline the consolation. The L.T.B.met last Monday with a fairly good attendance.The superintendent was pleased to have attention and some very good lessons were presented.They also had the pleasure of a visitor from Mrs.William Key president of the W.C.T.U.Plans are being made to have a picnic for the L.T.L company and the mothers who wish to attend are also invitedThis will be held in Orange-co.-park.on Eriday next week.leavingthe church at 2:30 p.m. Thursday of last week at the home of Mrs.L.S Chapman the Placement Country club was most delightfully entertained.The game of 500 was the entertainment for the ladies.with Mrs.Herbert Suillivan winning first prizeand Miss Nina McLellan winningthe consolation.Mose present were Mrs.Gorge Meyers,Mrs James Tuffree,Mrs S.L.McFadden,Mrs S.G.Miller,Mrs Sullivan,Mrs Totten,Mrs Erle Lamhofer and Mrs J.E.ScottThose from Anaheim were Mrs.Harry Scars,Mrs George Dunsmore,Mrs Sailles,and Miss Nina McLellan.Delightful refreshments were served bythe hostess. At the regular monthly business meeting of the Placement Business Men's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fairly good attendance,and some routine matters were looked afterThere was quite a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditionsThere is to be a meeting of the community council with representatives from the state and county board of health and local representatives to see what can be done in the matter of improving health-menace conditions here.The meeting voted to make the dues ofthe association a dollar a monthand each member will be solicitedforthisamounteachmonthThiswillleavea littlemoneyinthetreasuryforgothenecessaryexpensesoftheassociation.ofthePlacement-Richfielddistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOllieW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewingandcooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretainedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOlliceW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewing和cooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretaintedforanotheryear.Thelistofteachesfollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOlliceW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewing和cooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexceptionofonewhohadresignedtomoveawayfromthedistrict.Theschoolisfortunateinhavinga splendidcorpsofinstructorsandthattheywereretaintedforanotheryear.ThelistOfTeachesFollows:BessieE.clarke.principal;Placement;BessieHardmanEdithBemis,GertrudeIsbellJessieR.SchultzOlivierI.ShongMarianCollinsRuthJ.ZabelDorothyMcCullochClaraM.SilvaEvvythePhillipsHenriettaMcDanielsRuthHowertonOlliceW.SnellEmmaJ.BayhaprincipalRichfieldMignonetteWalkerArt.sewing和cooking.manualtraining.commonwealth.notGildedRiddlebarrondistrictrecentlyelectedalltheteacherswiththeexception Of one who had resigned to move away from the district! She is fortunate in having a splendid corpus of instructors and that they were retrained for another year! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions! There is to be a meeting of the community council with representatives from the state and county board of health and local representatives to see what can be done in the matter of improving health-menace conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury for their necessary expenses of their association! Of the placement-Businessmen's association held in the office of Steen and Jeray Tuesday there was a fair good attendance and some routine matters were looked after! There was a little discussion on health and garbage disposal conditions here! The meeting voted to make the dues of the association a dollar a month and each member will be solicited for this amount each month! This will leave a little money in their treasury No matter what Talking machine you buy you will always give Victor records the preference after experiencing with other makes. Then why buy any machine but a Victrola as it is only on it, that you get the best results from the Victor Records. WEBER'S Book and Music STORE ANAHEIM Try Plain Dealer Want Ads Payments if desired—$10 a month. Mrs. Herbert Sullivan, the retiring president of the local Parent-Teachers association, and Mrs. S. L. Moore, the newly elected president of the same body, attended the meeting of the district executive board at Birch Park in Santa Ana on Saturday of last week. There was a delightful luncheon at the noon hour and a very profitable meeting was had. Mrs. Sullivan was appointed by the district president, Mrs. Earl Morris, to the chairmanship of the extension department committee, this being the first office to be held by anyone from Placentia. Nearly a dozen young men and women from Placentia were among the graduates of the class of "21 at the Fullerton Union school. They are a splendid representation from this district and made a wonderful showing in their work during this life there. They are as follows: William R. Sanchez, Ruth Knox Dowling, Albert J. Yorba, Mary Elizabeth Healey, Geraldine Kraemer, Evelyn Lemke, Mildred Virginia McLellan, Ruth Marguerite Ferguson, William Talbot Blelefeldt, Luck G. Kraemer. Mrs. A. L. Dennis of Los Angeles gave a most delightful address before the adult bible class and their friends at the club house Wednesday evening, the subject being "The Typical Teachings of the Robes of the High Priests." Music was furnished for the evening by solos by Miss Ruth Howerton and Mr. Lem Green, and two wonderfully fine violin solos by Mr. Will Key. The contest for the most representatives of the two sides chosen to get a good attendance was won by the Red under the leadership of Mrs. Smith. BUILDING PERMITS Emil E. Heinze, contractor for T. Lumsdon, residence $4x60, on Kroger-st, between Center-st and Broadway, cost $5000. PLAN TO ADVERTISE COUNTY AT CHICAGO A program of advertising, which will put Orange-co on the map in Chicago as it has never been before, is being developed by the Santa Ana Really board in connection with its representation at the national convention of real estate dealers in Chicago July 12-15. The scheme becomes larger and more important as the realtors and delegates delve into the possibility of the occasion for "putting Santa Ana over big" before 10,000 realtors and thousands of residents of Chicago. Execution of the plans will depend upon securing a fund sufficient to back up the delegates in the necessary work after they get on the ground. The delegates are Linn L. Shaw, Everett A. White and F. C. Cope. The men are going at their own expense. They can go there merely as delegates and get the benefit of the sessions of the convention, or they can go there and devote a great deal of their energy to boosting. They estimate that they will need $2000 to make their plans effective. It is the ambition of the delegates to secure 200 or more boxes of oranges, if not a carload, for distribution at Chicago. They desire to establish headquarters in one of the best hotels of the city and thrud advertising attract hundreds of persons to the headquarters for personal talks on Santa Ana and distribution of literature. They believe that with the cooperation of George Marcy, owner of a big ranch property in the Lemon Heights district, that they can arrange for a Santa Ana day at one of the big league ball games, with advertisements inserted in the papers that the Santa Ana delegates will give oranges away at the ball game. A megaphone artist, at the grounds, will announce at the proper time that delegates to the national convention sent by the reality board of Santa Ana, the home of Sam Dungan, Gavvy Cravath and Walter Johnson, three stars in present and past baseball history, are present to distribute golden fruit grown in that vicinity. ARREST GIRLS AMID FIRE IN L. A HOTEL LOS ANGELES, June 17.—Risking their lives in fighting through flames and smoke in a third floor room in a hotel near Fifth street and Broadway early today, Detectives Parsons and Vail of the police flying squadron and Patrolman Harry Miller saved from death two young women and two sailors who were said to have occupied a suite of rooms for alleged immoral purposes. After being rescued from the blazing hotel the men and women were arrested. Two score of guests in the hotel routed by the flames from their beds and fled, scantily clad, to the street. The women arrested gave the names of Thelma LaVerne, 21, and Vivien Kapland, 21. The former was charged with social vagrancy, while the Kapland girl was booked on suspicion of robbery on the complaint of E. D. Ward, a sailor of the U.S. S. Vestal, who alleged the young woman robbed him of $185 May 21 at all East Sixth-st hotel. The men arrested gave the names of C. H. Aldrich, 29, and H. P. Sturm, 25. GOV'T. VICTORIOUS IN WALL-ST LEAK CASE WASHINGTON, June 17.—The government today won a notable victory in its efforts to protect the invloability of the secrets of the United States supreme court. Sitting in the district supreme court Justice Siddons dismissed the demurrers that been filed to the indictment of Ashton F. Embrey, E. Millard Mayer, Barnett E. Moses and J. Harwood Graves and ordered that the cases go to trial on their merits. The four men were indicted for surreptiously obtaining information of a supreme court decision and using the information thus obtained in Wall Street speculation. 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