oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-20

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday H.W. BUGGET, Manager PAUL V. HESTER, Editor Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co: Per year $2; six months $1.25. Entered at the Post office at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS Hidden, and deep, and never dry—... Or sowing or at rest. A living spring of hope doth lie In every human breast—Mrs. Wells. AMERICA MUST COMPete FOR FOREIGN TRADE American producers, exporters and financiers must decide quickly and unmistakably whether or not they are to meet the requirements for building up and maintaining a vast American trade with foreign lands. Shrewd men like Frank A. Vanderlip give warning to the country that it must compete if it would win and hold high place in world commerce. Ready-made opportunities will not fall into Uncle Sam's lap. This country is to have keen competitors for supremacy in world trade, and it must meet this competition successfully or be outdistanced by other great commercial powers. It is all a matter of awakening. Thoroughly aroused and militant, American producers, shippers and nobilis can compete successfully with the world. It is time to ring the alarm clock. Mr. Vanderlip and other experts feel Americans must bestir themselves or lose commercial supremacy to other powers overseas. SINGING NATIONAL AIR IN CONGRESS To make the singing of the national anthem mandatory at the open of each day's session of congress, is the proponent of a member of the house. Very poor policy. Such action on the face of it would be in the nature of an indictment of congress for lack of patriotism. It would be, in effect, saying to the world that the legislative branch of the United States is so deficient in patriotic impulse that artificial and compulsory means must be employed to maintain even a semblance of patriotic spirit. Par better would it be to leave to the spontaneous feeling—to the fervid patriotic impulses of the two house of Congress to sing the national anthem at any time that the impulse might move the membership of the two houses. Let the singing be voluntary. That government is not as efficient as it is not what the lips speak but what the heart feels, that constitutes sound Americanism. Judge Landis will see to it that baseball becomes fine by making any crookedness undergo a stiff fine. The Pacific fleet must not be without a place to lay its head, so to speak. It should have adequate bases and repair and supply stations on this coast and in mid-Pacific. In the great world war that is looming and that should be welcomed, the drummer boys with their sample cases will be the leading figures—leading to the alienish line where battles for markets begin. Lack of housing is severely testing home-loving spirit in this country. It is pretty hard to idealized cramped, diggery quarters into the romantic conception of home that should prevail thruout the land. The Salvation Army is always doing good and is always meriting the support of the public. Go out of your way to give assistance to the noble efforts of this human inlift organization. The government is not making undue haste in providing for sick and disabled service men of the World War. Why should not the government be as expeditious in this as it expected the service men to be—and as they were—in responding to the Nation's call, in 1917 and 1918? The United States cannot be a dominating figure in world trade unless it strives with all its might "to have and to hold" this coveted position. It has pennional opportunities in this. But it must improve these opportunities, or be out distanced by other enterprising great maritime nations. There is not any likelihood of the United States having a naval fight on its hands in the Atlantic in 30 years In all naval preparations undertaken today, the innermost thought and purpose of those planning and making these preparations is to provide adequate defense in the Pacific. versalty for thrust will follow her in Indiana. tored to Long Beach Mr. Clerk Ed. end at Long Beach and daughter, Mrly located for t Mr. and Mrs., daughter, Mary, ing a week with Mr. George N. H. Mrs. A. L. Bee Country club W. cards. Mr. and Mrs., Huntington Beach the motorcycle now occupying E. Broadway. Mr. and Mrs., children spent o Beach. Mr. and Mrs., Ily spent yesterday. Mr. Roy Compe spent the week mother, Mrs. Be Herman, Kathle left this morning at Hemet. Dr. and Mrs., parents of an e that arrived last. An eight and was born to Mr. morning. Mr. and Mrs., Ily weekend with M Monrovia. Mr. and Mrs., and Mrs. Bandi Sunday to Laguna Huntington Beach. H.D. Ackermus, ter, Peggy, and O'Rourke, were gles yesterday. Mrs. S.E.Pr yesterday for Cpect to spend at H.R. Swordville, Ill., were ing house of th Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches ENJOY PARTY AT BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beach and sons spent Sunday in Long Beach where they joined Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and sons of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Ferrestad and son of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Will Hazel and daughter of Long Beach in a class picnic. Mrs. White, Mrs. Hazel, Mr. Ferestad and Mr. Beck were members of the class of "98" S.D. S.C., Brookings, S.D. The day was most enjoyably spent in reminiscences of days gone by. Plans were discussed for organizing a club of all former S.D. S.C. students, also for a picnic for all old students in the near future. BUILDING PERMITS W. M. Chambers, 10x30 addition to frame building on W. Broadway between Ohio and Illioools-sts, cost $700. Wm. Dyckman, refreshment stand 10x12 on So. Los Angeles-sts between Elm and Santa Ana-sts, cost $300. Mrs. W.A.Gust, repair porch on West Chartress-st between Los Angeles and Lemon-sts, cost $100. BREAKFAST FOR GRADUATES A lawn breakfast will be served tomorrow morning at 11:00 o'clock for the eighteen high school graduates of the Methodist church Sunday school, at the home of Mrs. Alex Witman. Mrs. Sylvia Johnson, president of the Fidelis class, will act as toastmistress and Miss Rita Coate will respond to "Dreams" and Ri.James Allen Gelssinker to "Sun-Up—The Whole Day Ahead," and Prof. J.A.Glayes to "Mid-day." S. S. CLASS LAWN PARTY Mrs. F.T. Edmiston entertains her Sunday school class of about 35 at a lawn party this evening. Members are invited to bring their husbands and gentlemen friends. ALL-DAY KENSINGTON The Fidelis Bible class of the Methodist White Temple will have an all-day kensington at the home of Mrs. Geo.M.Tedriek, on the Orange-to-Olive-blyd Wednesday. All the old members of the class are asked to bring one of the new members or a prospective member. Meet at the church at 9:30 a.m; where autos will be waiting. Each one to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. PICNIC AT COUNTY PARK A joly picnic party at Orange-co-park was enjoyed yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Geo.E.Fletcher and their guests, Mr. and Mrs.Jom Whitcomb and family of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs.Selfeerd of Los Angees, and Mr. and Mrs.Wright of Los Angeles. If It's from Witman's, It's Good! A Want Ad in the Plats Dealer Will Bring Results. City Briefs Mr. and Mrs.O.H.Renner,Russell Renner and Mrs.R.H.Seale motored to Balboa yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.George Dunton and children motored to Huntington Beach yesterday. 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James Allen Gelssinger to "Sun Up—The Whole Day Ahead," and Prof. J. A. Clayes to "Mid-day." S. S. CLASS LAWN PARTY Mrs. F. T. Edmiston entertains her Sunday school class of about 35 at a lawn party this evening. Members are invited to bring their husbands and gentlemen friends. LUTHERAN PICONIC TUESDAY The Sunday school of the Grace Lutheran church will hold its annual picnic in Orange county park tomorrow. Transportation will be provided for those who will be at the church at 9 a.m. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Horace Benjamin and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fay were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. McFadden of Placentia last night at which time the McFadden's celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary. ENJOY SWEDISH BANQUET Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Hamler, Mr. and Mrs. Will Lee, Mr. Albert Erickson and daughter Marjie, spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Marie McCheney where they enjoyed a Swedish banquet. The first and second courses included a large variety of delicacies and substantial foods were on one table and the deserts on another. The 25 guests, according to Swedish custom, assisted themselves, the dinner lasting 3 1-2 hours. The hostess is a native of Sweden. Douglas McLean will be seen today in "The Home Stretch," a Thomas H. Lane production, at the Palryland theatre. There will also be a song selection by Howard L. Potter, and as a special added attraction of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce film of the Orange show. Betty Compson will be seen tonight in "Pioneers of Love" at the Grand Theatre. Roy Stewart will appear in support of Miss Compson. There will be a comedy, "Ambrose and the Bathing Girls," and an International News dim. VERSITY FOR THREE WEEKS, WHEN SHE WILL FOLLOW HER SISTERS TO THEIR HOME IN INDIANA. TORED TO LONG BEACH YESTERDAY. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bungay and two Mrs. Katherine Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Steward, is home for the summer after a year at U. S. C. Mr. G. M. Simpson and two grandchildren spent yesterday at Venice. Mrs. Robert Slemann left Sunday for her home at Aberdeen, S. D., after spending the winter in Anaheim. City Clerk Ed Meritt spent the week-end at Long Beach where Mrs. Meritt and daughter, Miss Eva, are comfortably located for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Julia Miller and her daughter, Mary, of Tacoma are spending a week with Mrs. Miller's brother, Mr. George N. Harden of Buena Park. Mr. A. L. Bennet will entertain the Country club Wednesday afternoon at cards. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chonote went to Huntington Beach yesterday to witness the motorcycle run there. They are now occupying their new home at 1104 E. Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Willard B. Clark and children spent the week-end at Seal Beach. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Choate and family spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. Roy Comstock, of Los Angeles, spent the week-end here with his mother, Mrs. Bertha Comstock. Herman, Katherine and Anne Cordes left this morning to spend two weeks at Hemet. Dr. and Mrs. Truxaw are the proud parents of an eight pound baby girl that arrived last night. An eight and one-self pound girl was born to Mrs. John Eels yesterday morning. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Calkins spent the week-end with Mr. Calkin's parents at Monrovia. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp, and Mr. and Mrs. Bandini and son motored to Sunday to Laguna, returning home thru Huntington Beach. H. D. Ackerman and wife and daughter, Peggy, and mother-in-law, Mrs. O'Rourke, were visitors in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. S. E. Prince and son, Earl, left yesterday for Chicago where they expect to spend a couple of months. H. R. Sword and wife of Milledreville, Ill., were visitors at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange and spend the summer with relatives there. Robert Easton will return Saturday from Oregon where he has been attending school. Mr. W. H. Aller has been a widower for the past week as his wife has been in Riverside with her daughter, Mrs. Irwin, of Elsinore, who has been ill in the hospital there. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bowen just returned last Saturday from a week's vacation at Cuyamaca Lake, and leave again today for a motor trip along the coast. They expect to be gone for a week. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Brady and family returned yesterday from a two day motor trip to Bakersfield and Taft. Mr. Chas, Brisco, brother of Mr. H. Brisco of this city and his wife will arrive here today from Santa Barbara. They will spend the summer here and Mr. Brisco will teach in the Manual Arts Dept, of the Santa Ana high school next year. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Keffler and family, and Miss Dorothy Nerner of Los Angeles were the guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Brown. John Bradley, who has just completed his Freshman year at the Harvard Medical School, and his brother, Arthur Bradley, who has been attending the Georgetown U., in Washington, D.C., for the last two years have returned to spend the summer with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bradley. Mrs. L. C. Yeoman, a former Anaheim resident, is again living in this city, and will be located temporarily in apartments at the home of Mrs. F.A.Little on N.Broadway, Dr.Grace Shank, of Los Angeles, spent the week end with her. Mr. and Mrs. C.R.John spent Sunday in Riverside with their mother Mrs.J.W.Best. They took with them Mrs.Phillip Fuller. The Cherry Blossom reports a rushing business in ice cream yesterday, as they were sold out at 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs.J.B.Andrews entertained Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Fletcher of Redlands at Huntington Beach yesterday. Mrs.Walters of the Jewell Realty Co., has gone to Nevada on business and will be absent about one week. Mrs.C.F.Grim attended the Pilgrimage of Americanization department at the Catholic Women's club of Los Angeles at Modjeska's yesterday About 100 people were present. MARRIAGE LICENSES Ira J.Pearson, 21 and Ramona M.Boosey, 22 both of Santa Ana.Charles O.Tracy, 27 and MildredL.Strong, 18 both of Santa Ana.John J.Andrews, 22 Buena Park,Gertrude E.Schryver, 18.Olinda.Harry M.Slobohni, 25,and ElsieHencey, 25,both of Fullerton.Ralph E.Barnard, 27,Los Angeles,and Thema Price, 25,Santa Ana.Rev.Delmar E.French, 53,Santa Ana,and Clara R.Moore,42Philippsburg,kansas. If it's from Witman's it’s good! week-end with Mr. Calkin's parents at Monrovia. Mr. and Mrs. E, B. Camp, and Mr. and Mrs. Bandini and son motored to Sunday to Laguna, returning home thru Huntington Beach. H. D. Ackerman and wife and daughter, Peggy, and mother-in-law, Mrs. O'Rourke, were visitors in Los Angeles yesterday. Mrs. S. E. Prince and son, Earl, left yesterday for Chicago where they expect to spend a couple of months. H. R. Sword and wife of MilledFr, ville, Ill., were visitors at the packing house of the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn., Saturday. J. S. C. Garrett of Anaheim and Wmf. Payne of Long Beach and a party of their friends went deep sea fishing at Newport yesterday, catching about all the fish they could haul. Guests at the Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. L. Shipman, Worchester, Mass.; William R. Shipman, Worchester, Mass.; Samuel Haight, San Francisco; J. Merrill, Fresno; B. E. Maudlan, Los Angeles; J. M. King, Orange; W. K. Potts, Sacramento A, J. Beakey, Sacramento; Emil H. Larson, Hamil. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stewart of Anaheim attended the wedding of Mr. Stewart's cousin, Miss Martha Rivers, to F. A. Page of Santa Barbara at the Plymouth Congregational church at Los Angeles. Following the wedding there was a big dinner at the home of the bride. There were more than a hundred guests. Mr. Howard Potter of the Hamlin Music store went to Los Angeles today on business. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of the Colonial Apts. motored to Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Taggert spent the week-end at Babon. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hunt, accompanied by Mrs. Elwood Hunt, of Terre Haute, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Taberley and Miss Evelyn Taberly motored to Redondo Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Compton of Los Angles were the guests of Mrs. Allen Chitty yesterday. Mr. Shepherd a cotton grower from near Phoenix is spending a few days with them. He says that he is much pleased with Anaheim and the surrounding country. Mr. and Mrs. Ballou and their two children spent yesterday at Newport Beach. Week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kaley were Mr. and Mrs. V. E., Theoroross of Los Angeles. The party enjoyed a hunting trip yesterday in Santa Ana canyon. Mr. and Mrs. E, H. Adams went to Long Beach yesterday, taking with them Dr. H., A. Paschal. Miss Helen Easton started this morning on the Santa Fe for Buffalo, N.Y. The Cherry Blossom reports a rushling business in ice cream yesterday, as they were sold out at 9 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. J. B., Andrews entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fleetcher of Redlands at Huntington Beach yesterday. Mrs. Walters of the Jewell Realty Co., has gone to Nevada on business and will be absent about one week. Mrs. C, F, Grim attended the Pilgrim-age of Americanization department at the Catholic Womens' club of Los Angeles at Modjeska's yesterday. About 100 people were present. Mr. and Mrs. Lovell L. Pugh of Hotllywood were callers at the home of Mrs. Harriet K, Boyd Sunday. In the afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. Boyd, they motored to Balboa. Mr. Harvey Corner of Long Beach was the dinner guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M, Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Frank S, Gates, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lautenbach were the dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Scott. Schmidt's orchestra furnished the music for the dance in the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. B, H., Sidnam motored to Balboa yesterday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Betts and Mrs. H. Chandler motored to Los Angeles today and were guests of Mrs. Raymond Spalding. Ms Harriet Chandler and Mr. Irn Chandler motored to Redlands today. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Betts have returned from a motor trip to San Francisco, where they visited relatives. Mr. E, Kentenholtz, Sr., of Diamond, st.left this morning for Brawley over the S., P.in response to a telegram stating his brother, Henry Kentenholtz was very ill. Mrs.Ed Karloff,and daughter,Bertha, leave Tuesday for Illinois where they will spend the summer with friends and relatives. Miss Barbara Dunton of Annaheim is a patient in the Anaheim Sanitarium. Milton Wagner of Fullerton is a patient today in the local hospital. William Everett of Torrance, Calif., is a patient at the Anaheim Sanitari-um。 The BALDWIN REFRIGERATOR “The Box With the Steady C insures pure foods at a minim pense. It is health assurance. Gu baby’s milk turning sour, mea rancid and decaying vegetables. Buy a Baldwin today and th troubles will not trouble you an The Baldwin costs no more average refrigerator. STROUP-BARNEY FURNITURE COMPANY Where Quality Is Higher than Price Anaheim FORNIA Monday, June 20, 1921 Our Meats Are Ready for Any Occasion Stroup's Market "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim The Secret of Summer Comfort —There’s nothing more comfortable and cooling these hot days than fresh, crisp clothes. —And it costs very little to keep garments sweet and clean, our The Secret of Summer Comfort —There’s nothing more comfortable and cooling these hot days than fresh, crisp clothes. —And it costs very little to keep garments sweet and clean, our modern wash way. —Because, you see, we sell you cleanness—the real cleanness of bubbling suds and crystal clear water and pure, fresh air. —Have your whole family enjoy an abundance of spick and span clothes—it’s the secret of summer comfort. You’ll find it easy to keep them that way if you’ll let us help. —Have us send our driver tomorrow for your family bundle. We’ll have everything back again all clean and sweet in just a little while. Send it to the Laundry Anaheim Laundry Co. Phone 18 The REFRIGERATOR With the Steady Cold Wave" foods at a minimum Ice Exurance. Guard against turning sour, meat becoming decaying vegetables. Lwin today and these summer not trouble you any more. Lwin costs no more than the refrigerator. UP-BARNES URE.COMPANY Quality Is Higher than Price Anaheim