oc-plain-dealer 1921-07-14

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches REBEKAHS INSTALL FRIDAY Lois Rebekah lodge will hold installation of officers tomorrow evening. The Huntington Beach lodge will conduct the ceremony. All visitors are welcome, and members urged to attend. MISSIONARY MEETING The regular meeting of the Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will be held at the home of Mrs. J. H. Rae, 221 E. Broadway, Friday evening, at the annual hour. Rev. T. H. Walker and Mrs. Walker will be present, and a social hour will follow the program. MISSIONARY VISITS PARENTS Miss Hazel Hawley will come for a short visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hawley, and to attend the missionary meeting of the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Rae. Miss Hawley recently has been appointed permanent missionary in the Mexican church at San Pedro, having served for several months on part time. She will have a message for Friday night's meeting. ATTEND THEATRE PARTY Mr. George Dunten this afternoon came over from Catalina where she is spending two months and attended a theatre party at the Orpilium in Los Angeles with Mr. Dunton, Miss Mildred Matthews and Mr. Walter Matthews. SHORTEN NURSERY COURSE Under a new state law, student nurses at the county hospitals will be enabled to complete the nurses' training course in two years and 8 months, instead of the three years heretofore required. Just completing the training course from this institution in Orange-co are the Misses Katherine Polindorf, of near Santa Ana, and Ruth Kohler, of Garden Grove. The exercises were held in the hospital chapel, which was appropriately trimmed in blue and yellow, this combination being the class colors. Flowers of the same hue were tastefully arranged about the room. Diplomas were presented by Dr. Zaiser after a solo by Mrs. F. W. Slabaugh and an address by Dr. Zaiser, superintendent of the hospital. The pins were presented by Miss Grant, matron of the hospital. A luncheon was served at the nurses home at conclusion of the exercises. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: V. O. Buckles, San Bernardino; L. A. Chumwaltha, Los Angeles; R. I. Grady, San Diego; J. M. Sayre, Seattle; Mrs. George N. Root, Santa Cruz; Ben Heying, Glasgow, Mo. MYSTERY OF LOST WOMAN UNSOLVED LOS ANGELES, July 14—Found in a semi-conscious condition after having been mysteriously missing for more than 30 hours, Mrs. Claire Windsor, 26-year old motion picture actress who disappeared Tuesday while horseback riding in Cahuenga canyon, was today reported as improving by physicians at the Anglina hospital. It is expected that the mystery surrounding her disappearance will be solved soon. Early today Mrs. Windsor recovered consciousness for several minutes, hospital attendants stated. JEWEL OF EXALTED RULER TURNED OVER LOS ANGELES, July 14—William W. Mountain of Flint, Mich., lodge No. 222, today is grand exalted ruler of the Elks, William Martin Abbott of San Francisco is past grand exalted ruler. The jewel of the supreme office in Elkdon was hung about the neck of Mr. Mountain today as the last official act of the grand lodge, B. P. O. E., meeting in Los Angeles this week. The installation of newly elected officers took place just before the Elks reunion parade this morning and the grand lodge adjourned to meet again next summer at Atlantic City, N.J. Ohioans have already started a boom for John G. Price of Columbus, City B George M. Tedleckier, today started off will last until Aug. is John Maars, Mr. plan to spend the day for a visit with C. Randall. Mr. and Mrs. George Los Angeles, who ha week in Balboa, sday for a visit with C. Randall. Mr. G. M. Simpson at the home of son in Los Angeles. Mr. G. M. Simpson day from Mrs. Simpson for six weeks at Abbe she was called by death of her father nounced Mrs. Simpson here Saturday. A Simpson stated she tornado there ten o is was too big to added that she you back to California. J. E. Stewart and I to Los Angeles too Elks parade. A motor party o Misses Peggy Schnit kendell, Ruth Roed Lloyd, Poss and De to Los Angeles thii ners the electrical the theatre. Mr. and Mrs. R. Donald have return days visit in Los A of Mrs. Marsh, Mr. Slinger they also na-Beach and enjoing. Dr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. J. Tylon and P. O'Toole have be today enjoying the Mrs. J. L Beebe Long Beach where weeks ago by the er Mrs Helen Lin apst passed away major operation. Wednesday and int Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. G. Angels will pass their son, J. A.H LOS ANGELES, July 14.—Found in a semi-conscious condition after having been mysteriously missing for more than 35 hours, Mrs. Claire Windsor, 26-year old motion picture actress who disappeared Tuesday while horseback riding in Cahuenga canyon, was today reported as improving by physicians at the Anglo-Hus hospital. It is expected that the mystery surrounding her disappearance will be solved soon. Early today Mrs. Windsor recovered consciousness for several minutes, hospital attendants stated. "Where am I?" she asked, apparently bewildered. She was told she was in a hospital. "I is mother here!" she asked, Mrs. Cronek was at her bedside. Mrs. Windsor was found in a dazed condition in the yard of the home of Mrs. Stella Dodge in Hollywood Park at 8 o'clock last night. Her tan silk riding habit was torn and dirty, her face was scratched, her nose was bleeding and there was a bruise behind her right ear. She collapsed in the yard of Mrs. Dodge's home after making a final outcry for help. Her groans attracted members of Mrs. Dodge's household who found her in a clump of bushes a few yards from the house. "The last that I remember," Mrs. Windsor told Dr. G. W. Cook, "is that my horse reared when a piece of newspaper or a rabbit passed before him. I remember tailing, and that is all." My mind was a blank for a long time. Then I awoke here in the hospital this morning. The woman was suffering from a terrific shock. Detectives, waiting to question her, were told to wait until later in the day. "Do you think you were abducted?" Mrs. Windsor was asked. "I don't think so," she replied. "I don't remember anything like that." Mrs. Windsor is entirely out of danger and is recovering rapidly according to Dr. Cook. She suffered a contusion on the back of the head, bruises about the body and a slightly cut face. She was not injured in any other way. BARDWELL WILL WED YOUNGER WOMAN LOS ANGELES, July 14.—E.K. Bardwell, whose love for two women, one old enough to be the mother of himself and the other woman, entangled him in the meshes of the Mann white slave act, will take as his wife the younger woman, the mother of his baby, the minute he receives parental sanction in the form of an offidavit. This will not end the prosecution of the Mann act charge, which originated in Tacomin, Wash., but it will greatly nullify the testimony of the alleged victim, who will be his wife before the trial is held, if their plans do not go away. Bardwell, in jail, out of jail, and in again, was released on his own recognition several weeks ago by Federal Commissioner S.G. Long, BRESSLER STATION OPEN 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Bressler's service station at the southwest corner of Elm and Los Angeles for parade and atticer of the Elks. William Martin Abbott of San Francisco is past grand exalted ruler. The jewel of the supreme office in Elkdon was hung about the neck of Mr. Mountain today as the last official act of the grand lodge, B.P.O.E., meeting in Los Angeles this week. The installation of newly elected officers took place just before the Elks' reunion parade this morning and the grand lodge adjourned to meet again next summer at Atlantic City, N.J. Ohioans have already started a boom for John G. Price of Columbus attorney general for the state of Ohio, for grand exalted ruler next year. Mr Price is a prominent member of the Ohio delegation now visiting Los Angeles. WEBER ADDS KODAK FINISHING DEPART. A new department has been added to Weber's Book & Music store, kodal finishing. Beginning this week filmmaking will be accepted for development and printing, and a one-day service will be maintained. Work taken in by 8:15 one morning will be ready for delivery by 8:15 a.m. the following day. For every dollar worth of work done an enlargement $8×10 inches will be given entirely free. The Weber store has adopted for its slogan: "Service to our Patrons," and refers to the new department as well as the older ones. MUTE SUES MIRACLE MAN LOS ANGELES, July 14. — The publicity that Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen received thrue the sale of picture postcards, showing Brother Isaiah "curing" her dumbness, embarrassed her $25,000 worth, according to the complaint in a suit the woman has brot against Mrs. E.R.Farley,D.J.Ross, Jack Gardner and others not named. Mrs. Cohen is deaf and dumb, but she has always been able to say the word "Hello," according to the complaint. Brother Isaiah worked on her and when, at his request, she said "Hello" he said she was cured. But this was not so, she declares. AUTHORITIES SEEK KIDNAPED YOUTH VENICE, July 14.—Authorities throut So.Cal were appealed to today to aid in searching for Herbert Greiggerlin 15, who was mysteriously kidnapped last night from in front of his father's garage on Washington boulevard, Venice. According to reports at the sheriff's office, Herbert stepped into a coupe type of car that was standing near the garage. Suddenly two men leaped in the machine and compelled the youth to drive them away. Officers reported they had found trace of the automobile or the boy. BRESSLER STATION OPEN 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Bressler's service station at the southwest corner of Elm and Los Angeles for parade and atticer of the Elks. William Martin Abbott of San Francisco is past grand exalted ruler. The jewel of the supreme office in Elkdon was hung about the neck of Mr. Mountain today as the last official act of the grand lodge, B.P.O.E., meeting in Los Angeles this week. The installation of newly elected officers took place just before the Elks' reunion parade this morning and the grand lodge adjourned to meet again next summer at Atlantic City, N.J. Ohioans have already started a boom for John G. Price of Columbus attorney general for the state of Ohio, for grand exalted ruler next year. Mr Price is a prominent member of the Ohio delegation now visiting Los Angeles. WEBER ADDS KODAK FINISHING DEPART. A new department has been added to Weber's Book & Music store, kodal finishing. Beginning this week filmmaking will be accepted for development and printing, and a one-day service will be maintained. Work taken in by 8:15 one morning will be ready for delivery by 8:15 a.m. the following day. For every dollar worth of work done an enlargement $8×10 inches will be given entirely free. The Weber store has adopted for its slogan: "Service to our Patrons," and refers to the new department as well as the older ones. MUTE SUES MIRACLE MAN LOS ANGELES, July 14. — The publicity that Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen received thrue the sale of picture postcards, showing Brother Isaiah "curing" her dumbness, embarrassed her $25,000 worth, according to the complaint in a suit the woman has brot against Mrs. E.R.Farley,D.J.Ross, Jack Gardner and others not named. Mrs. Cohen is deaf and dumb, but she has always been able to say the word "Hello," according to the complaint. Brother Isaiah worked on her and when, at his request, she said "Hello" he said she was cured. But this was not so, she declares. AUTHORITIES SEEK KIDNAPED YOUTH VENICE, July 14.—Authorities throut So.Cal were appealed to today to aid in searching for Herbert Greiggerlin 15, who was mysteriously kidnapped last night from in front of his father's garage on Washington boulevard, Venice. According to reports at the sheriff's office, Herbert stepped into a coupe type of car that was standing near the garage. Suddenly two men leaped in the machine and compelled the youth to drive them away. Officers reported they had found trace of the automobile or the boy. BRESSLER STATION OPEN 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Bressler's service station at the southwest corner of Elm and Los Angeles for parade and atticer of the Elks. William Martin Abbott of San Francisco is past grand exalted ruler. The jewel of the supreme office in Elkdon was hung about the neck of Mr. Mountain today as the last official act of the grand lodge, B.P.O.E., meeting in Los Angeles this week. The installation of newly elected officers took place just before the Elks' reunion parade this morning and the grand lodge adjourned to meet again next summer at Atlantic City, N.J. Ohioans have already started a boom for John G. Price of Columbus attorney general for the state of Ohio, for grand exalted ruler next year. Mr Price is a prominent member of the Ohio delegation now visiting Los Angeles. WEBER ADDS KODAK FINISHING DEPART. A new department has been added to Weber's Book & Music store, kodal finishing. Beginning this week filmmaking will be accepted for development and printing, and a one-day service will be maintained. Work taken in by 8:15 one morning will be ready for delivery by 8:15 a.m. the following day. For every dollar worth of work done an enlargement $8×10 inches will be given entirely free. The Weber store has adopted for its slogan: "Service to our Patrons," and refers to the new department as well as the older ones. MUTE SUES MIRACLE MAN LOS ANGELES, July 14. — The publicity that Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen received thrue the sale of picture postcards, showing Brother Isaiah "curing" her dumbness, embarrassed her $25,000 worth, according to the complaint in a suit the woman has brot against Mrs. E.R.Farley,D.J.Ross, Jack Gardner and others not named. Mrs. Cohen is deaf and dumb, but she has always been able to say the word "Hello," according to the complaint. Brother Isaiah worked on her and when, at his request, she said "Hello" he said she was cured. But this was not so, she declares. AUTHORITIES SEEK KIDNAPED YOUTH VENICE, July 14.—Authorities throut So.Cal were appealed to today to aid in searching for Herbert Greiggerlin 15, who was mysteriously kidnapped last night from in front of his father's garage on Washington boulevard, Venice. According to reports at the sheriff's office, Herbert stepped into a coupe type of car that was standing near the garage. Suddenly two men leaped in the machine and compelled the youth to drive them away. Officers reported they had found trace of the automobile or the boy. BRESSLER STATION OPEN 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Bressler's service station at the southwest corner of Elm and Los Angeles for parade and atticer of the Elks. William Martin Abbott of San Francisco is past grand exalted ruler. The jewel of the supreme office in Elkdon was hung about the neck of Mr. Mountain today as the last official act of the grand lodge, B.P.O.E., meeting in Los Angeles this week. The installation of newly elected officers took place just before the Elks' reunion parade this morning and the grand lodge adjourned to meet again next summer at Atlantic City, N.J. Ohioans have already started a boom for John G. Price of Columbus attorney general for the state of Ohio, for grand exalted ruler next year. Mr Price is a prominent member of the Ohio delegation now visiting Los Angeles. WEBER ADDS KODAK FINISHING DEPART. A new department has been added to Weber's Book & Music store, kodal finishing. Beginning this week filmmaking will be accepted for development and printing, and a one-day service will be maintained. Work taken in by 8:15 one morning will be ready for delivery by 8:15 a.m. the following day. For every dollar worth of work done an enlargement $8×10 inches will be given entirely free. The Weber store has adopted for its slogan: "Service to our Patrons," and refers to the new department as well as the older ones. MUTE SUES MIRACLE MAN LOS ANGELES, July 14. — The publicity that Mrs. Elizabeth Cohen received thrue the sale of picture postcards, showing Brother Isaiah "curing" her dumbness, embarrassed her $25,000 worth, according to the complaint in a suit the woman has brot against Mrs. E.R.Farley,D.J.Ross, Jack Gardner and others not named. Mrs. Cohen is deaf and dumb, but she has always been able to say the word "Hello," according to the complaint. Brother Isaiah worked on her and when, at his request, she said "Hello" he said she was cured. But this was not so, she declares. AUTHORITIES SEEK KIDNAPED YOUTH VENICE, July 14.—Authorities throut So.Cal were appealed to today to aid in searching for Herbert Greiggerlin 15, who was mysteriously kidnapped last night from in front of his father's garage on Washington boulevard, Venice. According to reports at the sheriff's office, Herbert stepped into a coupe type of car that was standing near the garage. Suddenly two men leaped in the machine and compelled the youth to drive them away. Officers reported they had found trace of the automobile or the boy. BRESSLER STATION OPEN 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Bressler's service station at the southwest corner of Elm and Los Angeles for parade and atticer of the Elks. William Martin Abbott of San Francisco is past grand exalted ruler. The jewel of the supreme office in Elkdon was hung about the neck of Mr. Mountain today as the last official act of the grand lodge, B.P.O.E., meeting in Los Angeles this week. The installation of newly elected officers took place just before the Elks' reunion parade this morning and the grand lodge adjourned to meet again next summer at Atlantic City, N.J. Ohioans have already started a boom for John G. Price of Columbus attorney general for the state of Ohio, for grand exalted ruler next year. Mr Price is a prominent member of the Ohio delegation now visiting Los Angeles. WEBER ADDS KODAK FINISHING DEPART. 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BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO BE THE MOTHER OF HISSELF AND THE OTHER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; THE MOTHER OF HISSELF AND THE OTHER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OF THE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE THE YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO BE THE MOTHER OF HISSELF AND THE OTHER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MESHS OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS WIFE The YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MEShs OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS Wife The YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MEShs OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS wife The YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MEShs OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS wife The YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MEShs OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; WILL TAKE AS HIS wife The YoungER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MEShs OFTHE MANN WHITE SLAVE ACT; ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO BE THE MOTHER OF HISSELF AND THE OTHER WOMAN; ENTANGLED HIM IN THE MEShs OFTHE MANN WHITE Slave Act; Will TAKE As His wife The Younger woman; Entrance To Campaina Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO BE The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO Be The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO Be The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO Be The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO Be The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO Be The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO Be The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 14 — E.K. BARDWELL WHOSE LOVE FOR TWO WOMEN ONE OLD ENOUGH TO Be The Mother Of Hisself Where He Was In A Home With A Friend Who Was Visiting From Their Home To Broadway. ELM'S LAKE FOR PARADISE AND ATTICER OFTHE ELMS LOS ANGELES JULY 1 Mann white slave act, will take as his wife the younger woman, the mother of his baby, the minute he receives parental sanction in the form of an offidavit. This will not end the prosecution of the Mann act charge, which originated in Tacoma, Wash., but it will greatly nullify the testimony of the alleged victim, who will be his wife before the trial is held, if their plans do not go awry. Bardwell, in jail, out of jail, and in again, was released on his own recognition several weeks ago by Federal Commissioner S. G. Long, who became disgusted at the delay of the Tacoma federal attorney in forwarding a certified copy of the indictment against Bardwell. The commissioner, called a sentimental boob" by the Tacoma federal attorney, for his action in releasing Bardwell so he could support the two women and the baby in the case, ordered Bardwell to appear before him tomorrow for final action in the removal proceedings, which have been pending for several months. The long waited for certified copy of the Tacoma federal indictment arrived today, so there is little doubt that Commissioner Long will act at once. SAYS LOS ANGELES CAN FILL HOSPITAL Orange-co supervisors got a big laugh yesterday when they were handed a postcard addressed to them. Written on a card showing a view of the Orange County Farm and Hospital was: "Dear Supervisors—It is to laugh that a county like Orange with all its boasted wealth—should advertise itself by sending out postal of their poor farm. If you are in need of occupants Los Angeles county can fill it for you." The letter was signed "A. Los Angeles Friend." COMES HOME TO DIE; WILL LIVE NEW YORK, July 14. — Godfrey K.-Van Warmer, 88, wealthy rancher, Fresno, Cal., who came home from Europe to die, will live to direct the affairs of his ranch for some time, physicians said here today. Van Warmer, believed dying in Europe, was refused passage once but was finally accepted by the liner Olympic, which arrived here yesterday. It has been his plea he wanted to "come home to California to die." THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs George M. Tedrick, rural route carrier, today started on a vacation that will last until Aug. 1. His substitute is John Maars, Mr. and Mrs. Tedrick plan to spend the vacation in trips and visits with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hannan, of Los Angeles, who have been spending a week in Balboa, stopped off yesterday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall. Mr. C. M. Simpson visited just evening at the home of Mr. Gerald Simpson in Los Angeles. Mr. G. M. Simpson received a wire today from Mrs. Simpson, who has been six weeks at Aberdeen, S. D., where she was called by the illness and death of her father. The wire announced Mrs. Simpson would arrive here Saturday. A letter from Mrs. Simpson stated she had been in the tornado there ten days ago and that it was too big to write about. She added that she would be glad to get back to California. J. E. Stewart and Louis Bushard went to Los Angeles today to attend the Elks parade. A motor party composed of the Misses Peggy Schnieder, Florine Coykendell, Ruth Roed and the Messrs Lloyd Poss and Dean Ralkas will go to Los Angeles this evening to witness the electrical parade and attend the theatre. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Marsh and son, Donald, have returned from a several days visit in Los Angeles with sisters of Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Nelger and Mrs. Slinger. They also motored Laguna Beach and enjoyed two days outing. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brusted, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon and Dr. and Mrs. C. F. O'Toole have been in Los Angeles today enjoying the Elks parade. Mrs. J. L. Beebe has returned from Long Beach where she was called two weeks ago by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Helen Lind Peapat, Mrs. Popst passed away Monday following a major operation. Services were held Wednesday and interment was made in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hawley, of Los Angeles, will pass the week-end with their son, J. A. Hawley and family. In Missouri, they will be there in time to attend the state fair at St. Louis. Mrs. W. J. M. Helaz is entertaining Miss Louise Denton of Los Angeles for a week or two. They were old college friends in Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rock and children spent yesterday at Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hess and Mrs. Elizabeth Frele spent yesterday afternoon at Long Beach. Mrs. Elizabeth Frele of Chengo, is visiting her brother Mr. Fred Hess for two weeks. Mrs. Margaret Garland underwent a serious operation Monday at the local hospital. She is very ill but is getting along as well as can be expected. She is a sister of Mrs. Ellis of Illinois-st. Mrs. C. W. Hedges is entertaining Mrs. B.A.Landers and daughter, Helen, of Los Angeles, and Miss Edna Everett of Chicago, who is spending a few weeks in California. Miss Alice G. Clifford will arrive this afternoon from Bangor, Me., to spend two days with Mrs.C.W.Hedges. They are old time friends and this is the first meeting in about 20 years. Mr and Mrs James left this morning to attend Elks convention in Los Angeles. Mrs.Greenemay is spending her vacation at Lake Tahoe. She will be gone at least a month. Mr and Mrs John Havener were in Los Angeles yesterday and today attending the Elks convention. Mr and Mrs B.Hartfield and daughter, Lillian, are in the city attending the Elks convention. Mr and Mrs Frank Mauer, Mr. and Mrs.Wm.J.Lake and Mr.Henry Ming are in Los Angeles at the convention. Mr and Mrs.C.D.Harrison go into the city tonight to the Elks parade. Mr and Mrs.A.E.Harkrove are going to Los Angeles tomorrow for the week-end. Mr和Mrs.C.W.Martin,Mrs.W.C.Brumigin和daughter,Mrs.DickAbel和Mrs.E.C.Rust,会去Santa Ana tomorrow to attend the meeting of the Farm Bureau.MrsMartin,Mrs.Brumigin和Mrs.Charler compose the committee appointed from the farm center to meet with the directors of the Farm Bureau to plan for a farm home department in the bu- Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Brusted, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon and Dr. and Mrs. C. E. O'Toole have been in Los Angeles today enjoying the Elks parade. Mrs. J. L. Beebe has returned from Long Beach where she was called two weeks ago by the illness of her mother, Mrs. Helen Lind Peapat. Mrs. Popat passed away Monday following a major operation. Services were held Wednesday and interment was made in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hawley, of Los Angeles, will pass the week-end with their son, J. A. Hawley and family. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Ross and Miss Klebinger have been spending today in Los Angeles. Miss Klebings is a resident of Toronto, Canada, and is the guest of Mrs. Ross for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider are among the many visitors in Los Angeles today to enjoy the Elks parade and other festivities. Miss Dorothy Perkins, of Santa Ana, was the guest of relatives in Anaheim last evening. Sister Marie Elborn, of St. Catherine's school, is recovering from a tonsil operation. Miss S. A. McKay is enjoying a two weeks' respite from her duties in the Anaheim hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wickett and Miss Balfort, who have been spending the month at Long Beach are returning to their home tomorrow at 104 I2 Broadway. Dr. and Mrs. Johnson and family have been spending the last two weeks at Camp Carrle, Yosemite. They had some mating weather before they arrived, but it is very pleasant there. They leave today for San Francisco. Mr. R. T. Nickles of 1107 E. Bronde way has been quite ill, but is improving. Mrs. Nickles has been ill from the strain for the last few days, but is better. Boy Scouts Howard Hineman, Jimie Flitzgibbens and Allen Crow left yesterday to spend a few days at Bixby camp near Orange-co., park. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Littleton, formerly of 242 E. Center-st, have moved to their new home in the Elk subdivision. Mr. T. W. Jackson went to Los Angeles for the day to see the Elks' parade. Mr. Ben Heyling of Kansas City, is spending a few weeks with his brother John Heyling. Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger and children are spending two weeks at Anaheim Landing. John Weaver is building a new house in the 900 block on E. Center-st. Mrs. J. Helmsen is visiting for several days at the Rev. Messins cottage at Arch Beach. Rev. G. R. Messlas and family are spending a month at their cottage at Arch Beach. Mrs. S. H. Rounserville, who was in an accident recently is improving fairly well at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Helling. Mrs. W. E. Helling is another Elk in Los Angeles for the day to join in the parade and attend the convention. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harrison go into the city tonight to the Elks parade. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hargrue are going to Los Angeles tomorrow for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin, Mrs.W.C.Brumigin and daughter, Mrs.Diek Abel and Mrs.E.C.Rust, will go to Santa Ana tomorrow to attend the meeting of the Farm Bureau.Mrs.Martin, Mr.Brumigin and Mrs.Charler compose the committee appointed from the farm center to meet with the directors of the Farm Bureau to plan for a farm home department in the bureau. Mrs.Lury Curran, a nurse in the Anaheim hospital leaves tomorrow for a two weeks vacation. Miss Gliese, office nurse in the Anaheim hospital, is taking her vacation.During her absence Miss Wood is assisting in the office. Master Leighton Ross was a patient in the Anaheim hospital yesterday having a tonsil operation. Mrs.G.B.Nongue and baby returned to their home from the Anaheim hospital yesterday. Mrs.W.C.Brumigan, of Garden Grove road, is anticipating a visit from her brother, Everett Dann, of Vallejo, who will arrive tomorrow.His is at present, visiting in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs.Brunsworth and two children drove to Silverado canyon recently to enjoy a day's outing. Euleta Harmon, of San Bernardino the little niece of Brumagan, is visiting in Anaheim for a week. Mr. and Mrs.C.Miles are parents of a 10-pound baby boy born this morning at the maternity home of Mrs.Ancle McKim. Mr. and Mrs.Victor Barnett, Miss Viola Muckenthaler and Fred Hayes went to Anaheim Landing today for a short outing. Little Miss Madeline Neuhofs, of Placentia, is a guest at the Albert Muckenthaler home. Marcus Andrade of the local police force went to Los Angeles today to attend the Elks parade. Mrs.A.S.Littleton, of Ontario, is the guest for a few days of Mrs.Ida Hartley, of The Woman's exchange. R.W.Brown and two daughters, of Jackson,Mich.,are making a visit at the Mason Brown home on S.Palma at.The two families enjoyed a little theatre party last night, seeing "Up the Road with Sallie." Miss Clementine Mattis and Miss Grace Black went to Los Angeles yesterday to spend the day. Harry D.Riley and family and Win Payne have been attending the big Elk activities today in Los Angeles,the gentleness of the party belonging to the "Bills." The Pons-Wienecke comet, after all attracted about as much popular attention as a business that never advertises.Few persons remembered to try to see the eccentric heavenly visitor when it was nearest the earth. ASK FOR AND GET Horlick's John Weaver is building a new house in the 900 block on E. Center-st. Mrs. J. Helmsen is visiting for several days at the Rev. Messias cottage at Arch Beach. Rev. G. R. Messias and family are spending a month at their cottage at Arch Beach. Mrs. S. H. Rounserville, who was in an accident recently is improving fairly well at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. E. Helling. Mrs. W. E. Helling is another Elk in Los Angeles for the day to join in the parade and attend the convention. Mr. and Mrs. Emil E. Helms have moved to their new home at 1114 W. Center-st. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heying are planning to go East the first of August to visit Mrs. Heying's father and mother Hot Weather Shirts The Maximum of Summer Comfort, these handsome Satin Finished Feather Weight Shirts. Made with Separate Collars of the same material, they come in Blue, Salmon and Lavender shades with a handsome Zig-Zag pattern, $3.50 is the price. The Newest accepted Styles for Business. New narrow knitted scarfs to go with these shirts. JACKSON'S Men's Wear Shop "Your Money's Worth Always" Anaheim PURCHASES ATTON GROVE Co. reports the sale during Valencia or Dunton to R. S. This is the second by Mr. Penfold since coming here two years ago. Beautifully situatedray, just north of under a very high It is a part of the old Cotter place. AU WILL HOME DEPT. of forming a farm the demand for consistent for some of three women from each farm in county conferen- representative women are expected to be in attendance. Miss Lillian Clark of the university will demonstrate the work in farm home economics. Sewing, cooking, home sanitation, child welfare, etc., are some of the problems which offer a good field for extension, and these all come under the farm home department work of the farm center. The directors of the farm bureau will have a joint meeting with the women and later hear their decision. 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