oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-20

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches CLUB SURPRISES MEMBER I. J. Dwyer was happily surprised last evening on the occasion of his birthday anniversary when the members of the O. M. B. club came to the Dwyer home to enjoy a reunion. This club met for years to pass an occasional evening in cards, following a bounteous dinner at the homes of the members, but during the war the practice was discontinued due to a matter of conservation. Mr. Dwyer had been in Los Angeles all day, and in the evening was resting and reading his Plain Dealer, when he was asked to answer the door bell. His surprise was thorny, but enjoyable, when the guests were admitted and proved to be the congenial crowd of four years ago. Cards and visiting occupied the time, Mrs. McLaughlin winning the ladies' prize and Mr. C. E. Holcomb the men's prize. Refreshments were served later, the guests being Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Sandilands, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis, of Santa Fe Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams. YEOMEN ELECT OFFICERS The Yeomen held a very important meeting at the I. O. O. F. hall last night, new officers being elected. A public installation will be held the first Monday in October, Monday, Oct. 3, 1921. The officers for the coming year as elected are: Mrs. J. Stroup, foreman; Mrs. W. J. Lake, correspondent; Everett Hatfield, master of account; Mrs. Ada Rockwell, master of ceremony; Mr. Akins chaplain. Mr. I. N. Camp, district deputy, was present and gave an interesting talk to the lodge members. New plans were brought up, but these will be discussed until the next meeting. The Yeomen and their friends will have a wienie bake at New Port, on Friday, Sept. 30. A good crowd is expected to be in attendance and a good time is assured to all who go. PYYTHIAN'S ENTERTAIN K. P.'S About forty Pythian Sisters and their guests, Knights of Pythias, went to Orange county park last evening. WILL MAKE HOME-HERE Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Belshaw, aunt and uncle of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Carlin, have arrived from Eugene, Oregon, to make an indefinite stay in Anaheim. They were here eight years ago and invested in property, and are now planning to build a home. They will be welcomed to the city, and particularly by the Christian church, of which denomination they are members. "PAPER" ANNIVERSARY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Charres Harbison were guests Saturday evening of Mrs. Olive Lopez of Santa Ana, who complimented Mr. and Mrs. James Manwarring, the latter her daughter, with a party in celebration of her second wedding anniversary. The Lopez home was beautifully decorated in yellow and white, nasturtiums and marigolds combined with crepe streamers being used. Progressive 500 was played; Mrs. Harbison receiving first prize. After games the guests were invited to the dining room where they were served with refreshments in the color motif, the icees and cakes being in yellow and the tables centered with baskets of candies, tied with yellow bows. At the table the two-year-old bride and groom were showered with paper dollar bills, and other gifts in paper, as the second is the paper anniversary. About 20 guests were present at the happy affair. MARRIAGE LICENSES William A. Winney, 31, and Rose V. Hatfield, 26, both of Orange. Edgar J. Bush, 34, Santa Ana, and Ruby Braswell, 25, St Louis. Roy R. Richardson, 29, and Levena V. Ross, 21, both of Santa Ana. Robert S. McKelvey, 21, Fullerton, and Grace C. Garrett, 19, Santa Ana. ATTENTION, K. OF P.'s. Conferring the Knight's rank and a banquet will occur Wednesday (toniorrow) evening, at the usual meeting place, the I. O. O. F. hall. All members are urged to attend. City The Misses Stolfe and Day with that Hayden, of Y. Mr. and Mr. ed to Santa T. Mr. and Mr. ave entertaining Miss Jeanie geles yesterdays business. Mr. and Mr. most enjoyable friends in Poor Miss Hagel tion from her ignition deposit Mrs. Ida Hi visitor today. Mr. and Mr. terita Anita sp. in Long Beach Miss Ruby co park Sund Mrs. H.C. Angeles. Misses Gloria ward and friend Ana. In the show at Yosta Mrs.A.L days with frie Mr., and Mr. ters Viola and Pasdepa. Mrs.Etva guest Mrs.Roindiana. Mrs.Ida Deof Mrs.Frank Mr., and Mr. called to Glen of illness of Mr., and Mr. ited with fried day. Miss Ethel L emay of Lost guests of Ms. Miss Irena A.U.H.S.h summer's visit home at the was accompanied Blakee who w Miss Thayle matics teachers her home this kins home. Mrs.Corlan and Franch t high school f Gabriel, Sunday of her leg abo rington is sub Patton in stud Mrs.Edna I visitors in Wit Bobats sister Meredith.Gl Mr. I. N. Camp, district deputy, was present and gave an interesting talk to the lodge members. New plans were brought up, but these will be discussed until the next meeting. The Yoemen and their friends will have a wienie bake at New Port on Friday, Sept. 30. A good crowd is expected to be in attendance and a good time is assured to all who go. PYTHIANS ENTERTAIN K. P.S. About forty Pythian Sisters and their guests, Knights of Pythias, went to Orange county park last evening to enjoy a steak barbecue and general good time. Leaving town at 5 o'clock, the "steak committee" arrived at the park and prepared their fires, and at 7 o'clock a sumptuous repast was served. 45 T-bone steaks having been prepared, Salads, pie, cake and coffee completed the list of good things. Singing, music and dancing afforded the evening's amusement. Members of the orders from Tustin, Villa Park, Orange and Anaheim made up the picnic party. Among those going from here were Mrs. B. F. Houts, Mrs. C. W. Hedges and John Houts SUNDAY DINNER — RELATIVES Dr. and Mrs. Cole entertained at Sunday evening dinner several members of the family, in compliment to Mrs. Cole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland and Miss Eunice Sutherland, who have been visiting for a week in Long Beach. Coveres were laid for the honorees, Richard Cole, Miss Mary Cole, Dr. Charles Cole and the host and hostess and small son, Master Dick Cole. FAMILY DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Beat entertained with a family dinner Sunday, guests of the occasion being John Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Beat and family and Messrs. Jack and Glenn Beat. In the evening the family attended the "movies." DINE AND DANCE TOGETHER Enjoying Sunday dinner together with Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Beat, of North Olive-st., as host and hostess, were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hitt and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Pratt and family. The afternoon was passed with music and dancing. YOUNG BUSINESS MAN WEDS Mr. Robert McKelvy, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. McKelvey, of Fullerton, was united in marriage Saturday with Miss Grace Garrett, of Santa Ana, at the Garrett home in the county seat, Rev. John Oliver, pastor of First Methodist church performing the ceremony. Only close relatives were present. The bride was most lovely in her traveling suit of dark brown cloth, with smart hat to match. She was a graduate from the Santa Ana high school in the class of 1920 and has been a popular employee of the First National bank. CAMP FIRE GIRLS ENJOY SOCIAL TIME BUENA PARK, Sept. 20.-(Split.) The Camp Fire Girl entertained with a party on Saturday evening at the home of Florence Schofield. The evening was enjoyed with games and music and at a late hour dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. The guests included Dorris Bayas Dorothy Muerhead, Bill Bertha and Mamie Sharp, Betty Berkey, Florence Schofield Bertha Robison; Eunice Mann, Doris Williams; Buelah Nelson, Albert Smith; Eugene Childers, Tom Nuttall and Lester Schofield. Mr. L. Sophia and son, Cameron visited Mrs. Sophia at the Santa Ana hospital on Sunday. Miss Irma Robinson returned on Saturday after a two weeks visit at Santa Monica. Mr. and Mrs. John Page and children and Mrs. Walter age spent Saturday evening at Anaheim. Mr. W. B. Shaw, Walter Thrasher, Mr. Daniels and Mr. Sheffield of the Standard Oil pumping station went on a hunting trip to Lone ine over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden motored to Redlands on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilshirah and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Owens and sons spent the week end at their ranch at San Marcos. Edgar J. Bush, 34, Santa Ana, and Ruby Braswell, 25, St Louis; Roy R. Richardson, 29, and Levena V. Ross, 21, both of Santa Ana. Robert S. McKelvey, 21, Fullerton, and Grace C. Garrett, 19, Santa Ana. ATTENTION, K.O.F.P.s. Conferring the Knight's rank and a banquet will occur Wednesday (tomorrow) evening, at the usual meeting place, the I.O.O.F.hall. All members are urged to attend. AFFAIR FOR BRIDAL PAIR Mr. and Mrs. Chas Schnelder were very gracious hosts last evening when they entertained for their newlywed friends. The party was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Luhring, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Schnelder, and Mr. and Mrs Carlton Stephens and son who have just recently returned from the north Music and conversation was enjoyed throughout the evening. The merry party gathered out on the lawn, and under electric lights, a watermelon feed was indulged in. Late in the evening, before the guest retired to their homes ice cream and cake was served Those enjoying the hospitality of Mr. and Mrs Schnelder were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnelder, Mr. and Mrs Ed Schnelder, Messrs Walter Clark, Walter and Henry Schnelder, Walter Hochuilli and Miss Edna Hochuill, the host: Mr. Chas Schnelder,the hostess: Mrs. Chas Schnelder,and the honored guests: Mr. and Mrs Rollo Luhring, Mr. and Mrs Oscar Schnelderand Mr. and Mrs Carlton Stephens和son. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn yesterday included: Mrs Rose Husley,Cincinnati; Miss Margaret Husley,Cincinnati; Mrs.C Holmsen. CAMP FIRE GIRLS ENJOY SOCIAL TIME BUENA PARK, Sept. 20.-(Split.) The Camp Fire Girl entertained with a party on Saturday evening at the home of Florence Schofield.The evening was enjoyed with games and music and at a late hour dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake were served.The guests included Dorris Bayas Dorothy Muerhead,Bill Bertha和Mamie Sharp,Betty Berkey,Florence Schofield Bertha Robison;Eunice Mann,Doris Williams,Buelah Nelson,Abert Smith;Eugene Childers,Tom Nuttall和Lester Schofield. Mr.L.Sophia和son,Cameron visited Mrs.Sophia at the Santa Ana hospital on Sunday. Miss Irma Robinson returned on Saturday after a two weeks visit at Santa Monica. Mr.W.B.Shaw Walter Thrasher,Mr.Daniels和Mr.Sheffield of the Standard Oil pumping station went on a hunting trip to Lone ine over Saturday and Sunday. Mr.Mrs.Jack Golden motored to Redlands on Sunday and visited with Mr.Mrs.Henry Wilshirah和family. Mr.Mrs.CharlesH.Owens和 sons spent the week end at their ranch at San Marcos. Edgar J.Bush, 34,Santa Ana,and Ruby Braswell, 25-St.Louis,Roy R.Richardson, 29,and Levena V.Ross，21,both of Santa Ana. Robert S.McKelvey，21,Fullerton,and Grace C.Garrett，19,Santa Ana. ATTENTION，K.O.F.P.s. Conferring the Knight's rank and a banquet will occur Wednesday (tomorrow) evening.at the usual meeting place,the I.O.O.F.hall.All members are urged to attend. AFFAIR FOR BRIDAL PAIR Mr.mand Mrs.Chas Schnelder were very gracious hosts last evening when they entertained for their newlywed friends.The party was in honor of Mr.mand Mrs.Rollo Luhring,Mr.mand Mrs.Oscar Schnelder,and Mr.mand Mrs.Carlton Stephensand sonwho have just recently returned fromthe northMusicandconversationwasenjoyedthroughtheevening.Themerypartygatheredoutonthelaw,andunderelectriclights,awatermelonfeedwasindulgedin.Lateintheevening,beforetheguestretiredtothehomesicecreamandcakewasservedThoseentringthehospitalityofMr.mandMschnelder,andthe honoredguests.Mr.mandMsrs.Oscar SchnelderandMr.mandMsrs.Carlton Stephensand son. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn yesterday included:Mrs Rose Husley,Cincinnati;Miss Margaret Husley,Cincinnati;Mrs.C Holmsen. CAMP FIRE GIRLS ENJOY SOCIAL TIME BUENA PARK，Sept.20.-(Split.)TheCampFireGirlentertainedwithapartyontSaturdayeveningatthehomeofFlorenceSchofield.Theeveningwasenjoyedwithgamesandmusicandatlatehourdaintyrefreshmentsofticecreamandcakewereserved.TheguestsincludDorrisBayasDorothyMuerhead,BillBerthaandMamieSharp,BettyBerkey,FlorenceSchofieldBerthaRobison;EuniceMann,DorisWilliams,BuelahNelson,AbertSmith;EugeneChilders,TomNuttall和LesterSchofield. Mr.L.Sophia和son,CameronvisitedMrs.SophiaattheSantaAnahospitalonSunday. MissIrmaRobinsonreturnedonsaturdayafteratwoweeksvisitatSantaMonica. Mr.W.B.ShawWalterThrasher,Mr.Daniels和Mr.SheffieldoftheStandardOilpumpingstationwentonathuntingtriptoLoneineoverSaturdayandSunday. Mr.Mrs.JackGoldenmotoredtoRedlandsonSundayandvisitedwithMrs.HenryWilshirah和family. Mr.Mrs.CharlesH.Owens和sonsspenttheweekendattheirranchatSanMarcos. EdgarJ.Bush，34,SantaAnahospital.onSunday.ofHighschoolfifthPattoninstudyMrs.J.P.BandtheirmotifLongBeachyeWm.Parkswetheguestoffrief.Mrs.AndresAngeles,havejustretriptruthatrueagainthewithherfriendAlexanderH.U.C.S.B.washisparent.MWordreceivE.McdonaldthepropertyWichita.KanturntoAnahalirehome.W.E.Alex MotorCarCo.dayonbusinessMrs.J.KustinPasadenaanMrs.katsandMissBernardinoWi.mandMsdays.mrandsentsOfMrs.RussolmshortvacationMrs.C.CranHaroldweredayswithfrieMr.rndm daughterhavetheywillbegiveMr.rndm spentSundayMrs.MarsJohnstonandtheangelsthismpearincountwhichansocialMissEldybertCarteroffriendsInW.Mrs.SanPedrowithMr.rndmBreawerenotMrs.CopeNebraskaareter,MissIrenePaulDoeschforChicagowNorthwesternuphisstudies Miss Irma Robison returned on Saturday after a two weeks visit at Santa Monica. Mr. and Mrs. John Page and children and Mrs. Walter age spent Saturday evening at Anaheim. Mr. W. B. Shaw, Walter Thrasher, Mr. Daniela and Mr. Sheffield of the Standard Oil pumping station went on a hunting trip to Lone Ive over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden motored to Redlands on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilshire and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Owens and sons spent the week at their ranch at San Marcos. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Z Adams at Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Hitehecock of El Paso Texas is the house guest of Mrs. Edwin Martin for September. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Howell of Cleveland, Ohio, were Thursday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Nuttall called on Mrs. Brawley at the Anaheim hospital on Sunday. FRIENDS FROM KANSAS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bock entertained at dinner Sunday, Mrs. Ida Peltzer and Charles Peltzer and wife. They passed the afternoon in visiting and talking of the Sunflower state, mutual friends and acquaintances. The Peltzer family is from Andale, Kansas, and have been visiting in the southern part of the state the past several weeks. They will be in the west for about two more weeks before starting on their homeward trip. WOMAN'S AUXILIARY TO MEET The Woman's Auxiliary of Anaheim Post, American Legion, will meet this evening at 8 o'clock in the office of the Sanitary Dye Works, 123 N. Los Angeles-st. A large attendance is desired as there are several important matters pending—the bazaar about the middle of October, plans for assistance in the Salvation Army drive and other important things to discuss. MASONS PUT ON DEGREE The second degree will be put on Friday night at the local Masonic temple by the local Masons, George Jackson worshipful master, stated today. A good attendance is expected. FIND WOMAN'S CAR ABANDONED IN S. A. Believed to have been stolen from Los Angeles, a Velle touring car, license number 246,985, was found abandoned near the intersection of Chestnut and Lyons streets, just outside. Sheriff C. E. Jackson, who made an investigation, found that the gas tank of the car was empty. There was no registration certificate in the show to whom it belonged. Through the license number Jackson learned that the car was registered to Mrs. T. S. Maties, 237 South Hope street, Los Angeles. PROSPERITY AT COX HOME DAFTON, Ohio, Sept. 20—A local cash register concern and one of the largest rubber manufacturing concerns in the country both located here, report extraordinary business. The cash register concern has made new records in output and sales. The August business of the rubber company was the largest month's business in the history of the company. Witman Eyesight Specialist. Don't Miss Chaffee's Anniversary Sale THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DE ALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HERE shaw, aunt H.I. G. Carrene, Oregene, Oregine stay in night years property, and a home, the city, Christian mation they PARTY Harbison evening of Ana, who mrs. James her daugher orientation of versary. beautifully white, nascombined using used, yed; Mrs. rize. were inment where refreshments ice and the tactions of cantails. At the bride and with paper in papapaper anpresent at SES and Rose Orange. Santa Ana. St. Louis. and Leof Santa Fuller19, SanP's. rank and wednesday the usual F. Hall. attend. City Briefs The Missa’s Hassel Wright Anna Stolte and Grade Chandler spent Sunday with the Misses Ruby and Vaneta Hayden, of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hammond motered to Santa Ana Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pender of Brookhurstave entertained with a dinner Sunday. Miss Jenne Hurgheen went to Los Angeles yesterday afternoon on a few days’ business trip. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick spent a most enjoyable Sunday visiting with friends in Pomona. Miss Wignee is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the Anaheim Ignition depot. Mrs. Ida Harley was a Los Angeles visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Welsh and daughter, Anita, spent Sunday with friends in Long Beach. Miss Bphy Hamilton was in Orange-co park Sunday. Mrs. H. C. Ruick spent today in Los Angeles. Miss Clara Helmee and Edytha Hayward and friends spent Sunday in Santa Ana. In the evening they attended the show at Yoats. Mrs. A. Leen is spending several days with friends in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. B. Lensing and daughters Viola and Blanch spent Sunday in Pasadena. Mrs. Elva Leaher has as her house guest Mrs. Rose Golden of Indianapolis, Indiana. Mrs. Ida DeVinney is the guest today of Mrs. Frank Gates. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Lagourgue were called to Glendale Sunday on account of illness of a relative. Mr. and Mrs. James Latourette visited with friends in Long Beach Sunday. Miss Ethel Nordheim and Miss Leona Esmay of Long Beach were Sunday guests of Mrs. Sarah Nordheim. Miss Irene Macleen, art instructor in A.U.H.S., has just returned from a summer visit in Canada and is now at home at the J.F.Calkins home. She was accompanied here by her aunt, Mr.J.Blakle, who will remain all winter. Miss Thayler, of Glendale, mathematics teacher in A.U.H.S.is making her home this winter at the J.F.Calkins home. Mr. Corlane K.Wright, study hall and French teacher in Orange Union high school fell at her home in San Gabriel, Sunday, breaking both bones of her leg above the ankle. Miss Harrington is substitute in-French and Mrs.Patton in study hall. Mrs.Edna L.Bobat and family were visitors in Whittier Sunday with Mrs.Bobat’s sister and mother. Meridith Gilligan of Yonkers. Mr. and Mrs.Bill Goodrum, Mr. and Mrs.Earl Goodrum and Miss Julia Goodrum spent Sunday in Los Angeles. Miss Ethel Head, who has been a guest of Mrs.W.D.Grafton, has gone to Long Bench for a short vacation.From there she will return to her home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs.E.K.Fergus and sons,Gerald and Donald and Mrs.N.M.Durkee spent Sunday at Laguna. Mr. and Mrs.O.W.Fergus and family formerly of Phoenix, who have been visiting in Anaheim are in Los Angeles to day. Miss Elsa Boek was in Orange-co park Sunday. Mr. Merie Rounds and Miss Alma Blason of Los Angeles were Anaheim visitors.Sunday. Mr.H.V.Paul has resumed his duties at the Standard Oil Co., following a vacation spent at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Heyling, Mr. and Heying and Mrs.W.L.Lake spent Sunday in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Heyling,Mrs.C.D.Harrison and Mrs.W.J.Lake were recent visitors at Baldwin park. Measures R.A.Baker and C.O.Potter of the local Standard Oil Co. are enjoying a vacation. Mr. and Mrs.Tex Chost and children were guests of relatives in Belleflower yesterday. Mrs.George Trapp will go tomorrow for a several days’ visit in Seal Beach with her daughter, Mrs.M.Stewart. Mrs.James Stonez and Mrs.George Stonez and little son Irvine, have been guests today of Mrs.George Trapp. The Rev.R.Tauhtanis is in receipt of a letter from the Rev.H.Simon of Toledo, Ohio,saying that he soon expects to locate in Anaheim. Elmer H.Hansen underwent an operatio nat the local hospital today.Had his tonsil removed. The Rev.H.A.Hodges of Las Vegas was visiting in Anaheim for several days,bbut has now returned to his home. Mr. and Mrs.T.L.Hogg and family were in Compton yesterday. Mrs.Carl Vanntta is on the sick list, being confined to her home with la gripe. PREPARE FOR HOME SERVICE CAMPAIGN Arrangements are practically completed for the Home Service Campaign of the Salvation Army in Anaheim, Fullerton and Orange. Encouraging reports are received from various sections of the county and a very generous response is expected. An appeal is made this time for workers to give their personal assistance to the completion of the lest stallation of their Anaheim plan and the old residents express surprise and satisfaction at the arti- the manner in which the room fo- merly the Valencia Grill, has been changed to meet the requirement of the new business. Their selection of our townmark: Mr.Herman Noll, as manager of this plant is in our opinion a materially and diplomatic stroke for which the officers of the company deserve the congratulations of the entire community. Mr.Noll,a prominent citizen of Anaheim,since 1909,and known most of its residents,has contribu- ted his efforts to the upbuilding of the city and has stood out for every progressive movement that has placed Anaheim in the fore-rank of the cities of California.Has discovered in his civic activit- tives many hundred thousand of do- larars are spent annually by citizens of Anaheim for materials manu- tured in other cities that should be spent at home.In bakery pro- ducts alone he has determined tha- tthe amazing sum of $120,000,and nually can be saved the communi- ty by the establishment of a plant o- the type he is to manage where tha public is assured of obtaining bake- goods of every kind and o- quality surpassing any that can be had elsewhere. Thru Mr.Noll,the Bake-Rite Co has selected Anaheim for one of its modern bakery plants,where a products are to be manufactured to full public view,and each purchaser to be his or her own health spector. The Bake-Rite Co.was founded in 1918 by a few well-known expert bakers,dietitians and engineers of California.With ideals comprising sanitation in the handling and prepara- tion of food products,the most unique and instructive methods o marketing,these men with abili- matching their knowledge of tha busines- s,and with a limited capita- tal in less than three years' time PREPARE FOR HOME SERVICE CAMPAIGN Arrangements are practically completed for the Home Service Campaign of the Salvation Army in Anaheim, Fullerton and Orange. Encouraging reports are received from various sections of the county and a very generous response is expected. An appeal is made this time for workers to give their personal assistance during the week of the 26th. All willing to assist report to Anaheim C. of C. to Mr. Wilson. The annual Home Service Campaign of the Salvation Army has been made the subject of a special proclamation by Governor Stephens calling on the people of California to contribute of their means to the support of this worthy organization. President Harding not only has issued a proclamation calling on the people of the country to support the Salvation Army, but has contributed his personal check for $5000 towards the work. Leaders of all walks of life throut the country have endorsed this work. Samuel Gompers, the venerable president of the American Federation of Labor, has long been a very warm friend and staunch supporter of the Salvation Army. Among other tributes paid to them he says: "From doughnuts to the Fatherhood of God and brotherhood of man their work, both over there during the war and here during the times of peace, seems to approach the welfare of mankind here and now rather than deal altogether with—the sweet bye and bye." This work among those burdened down under the crushing weight and pain of misfortune and sickness is just simply service without pretense—just good, practical service to mankind. In my judgment the Salvation Army deserves every encouragement for the service they have rendered and are rendering." Subscription lists are at the following places, also with many of the merchants: Golden State bank, Southern County bank, First National bank, Anaheim National bank, and at the Drive Headquarters at the Anaheim C. of C. DO IT NOW. AMERICAN INVESTMENTS ABROAD WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 20—According to reports received by the treasury and commerce departments, American investments in foreign countries now total approximately $19,000,000 which, on an average of 5 per cent return, are bringing to the United States investors an average of $2,600,000 a day for every day in the year including Sundays. LATE MODELS IN Used Cars Taken in at the New Low Prices PRICED RIGHT 1919 “HUP” 1917 “HUP” 1916 “HUP” 1920 CHALMERS 1920 DODGE 1918 GRANT SIX 1918 CHEVROLET L. F. Pomeroy 134 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 289 BENNER SHEET METAL WORKS We make anything you want of Tin, Zinc, Copper and Galvanized Sheets. Rear 219 S. Lemon St. Phone 348-W Anaheim, Cal. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1921 WRITE BAKERY TO OPEN HERE Rite-Rite Co. is fast applying the completion of the instruction of their Anaheim plant and residents express sursatisfaction at the artisin which the room, forValencia Grill, has been meet the requirements business. Section of our townsman, An Noll, as manager of his in our opinion a masdiplomatic stroke for officers of the company congratulations of the munity. A prominent citizen of since 1909, and known to residents, has contribtions to the upbuilding and has stood out for progressive movement that Anaheim in the fore cities of California. He reed in his civic activities hundred thousand of dolent annually by citizens for materials manufacher cities that should be home. In bakery production he has determined that sum of $120,000 anbe saved the community publishment of a plant of is to manage where the measured of obtaining bakeof every kind and of a passing any that can be here. An Noll, the Bake-Rite Co. Anaheim for one of its bakery plants, where all he to be manufactured in review, and each purchaser or her own health ine-Rite Co. was founded a few well-known exdietitians and englcalifornia. Meals comprising sanitahandling and preparaood products, the most instructive methods of these men with ability their knowledge of the and with a limited capith than three years' time "UNKISSED BRIDE" SEEKS ANNULMENT Stating she was innocent and unused to the ways and wiles of men and the ways of the world, Louise Kniffing of Los Angeles, has filed suit in the superior court at Santa Ana for the annulment of her marriage to Frank Kniffing of Salt Lake City. The plaintiff recites that she was married in Los Angeles, Oct. 16, 1920. Kniffing, she says, told her that they would live together as man and wife and that he would cherish love and support her. According to the plaintiff, Kniffing disappeared immediately after the wedding, after informing her that "it was all a mistake." Mrs. Kniffing says that she was 19 years old at the time of the marriage. SENATE ELECTION IS HARDING TEST WASHINGTON, Sept. 20—The senatorial election in New Mexico tomorrow is being viewed in political circles here as a test whether the Re-publican tide is waning or the Democratic party reviving. The election may also determine whether Attorney General Daugherty will be in the Ohio senatorial race in November, according to far sighted politicians. "HIGH GRADE" GASOLINE (Absolutely Guaranteed) 22c Per Gal. ORANGE CO. MOTOR SERVICE CO. Valentine & Ashenfelter, Props. Junction North Lemon Street and State Highway Anaheim, Calif. OPEN FOR BUSINESS Wednesday September 21 ANAHEIM'S NEW MODERN OPEN FOR BUSINESS Wednesday September 21 ANAHEIM'S NEW MODERN DRUG STORE FORMAL OPENING Saturday, September 24th BUCK & GIBSON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 169 West Center St., Phone 73 ANAHEIM The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results Age does not come with the blare of trumpets. It creeps along on velvet slippers—and we are old before we know it. 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