oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-08

CORNERSTONE LAID AT BIG M. E. CHURCH LOS ANGELES, Oct. 8.—One of the most important events of the forty-seventh annual Southern California conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in this city was the laying of the cornerstone of the First Methodist church at Eighth and Hope streets today. More than 300 ministers were present at the ceremonies. Bishop Adna W. Leonard delivered the address and performed the actual laying of the stone. Music was provided by the Bible school orchestra, led by Irving G. Ulmer. A total of $1,250,000 is represented in the investment for the new building and site. The board of trustees of the University of Southern California were today awaiting a reply to their telegram sent yesterday to Dr. Rufus Bernard von Klein Smil, president of the University of Arizona and president of the League of the Southwest, in which they offered the noted educator the presidency of the University of Southern California. CROWD GROWS AT HIGHTOWER TRIAL REDWOOD CITY, Cal., Oct. 8.—A crowded courtroom attended the trial of William Hightower today. And while Redwood City buzzed over the mild sensations furnished at the session yesterday, William Hightower, accused of the murder of Father Patrick Heslin, slept peacefully in his cell in the county jail. One of the reasons for this renewed interest in the trial was due to the growing belief that "something will break soon." Judge Buck yesterday reprimanded one of the defense attorneys for an alleged statement in a restaurant where several of the jurors were eating lunch. GLAND OPERATION MAKES MAN YOUNG NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Showing sufficient improvement to sit up in bed and use his own typewriter, Irving R. Bacon, 58, today was frankly optimistic over the results of his monkey-eyed operation. "My sight and appetite and hearing have improved prodigiously," he said. "I can see City Briefs Miss Mildred Lucas spent last evening with friends in Long Beach. Jack Boyd and Harvey Bosheau of Hollywood were calling on Anaheim friends last night. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Glodell and daughter, Miss Helen Barley, will spend the week-end in Los Angeles. Wm. Selts and family have just arrived from Long Beach and are now domiciled on Lincoln-ave. Mrs. Jack Catey is entertaining her mother Mrs. Heman and niece Miss Irene Martin, from Escondido. Mrs. Jack Allen, niece of Mrs. Nora Crowley is very low following a recent operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Breudlov, Mrs. La Bremu, of San Diego, arrived yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. John Laneburg, 120 South Claudina-st. Mrs. Mary L. Parker, Miss Katherine Parker, Mrs. Roy Enyart are guests for a few days of Mrs. Barbara Parker, 303 South Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parker, of 120 South Philadelphia-st., are rejoicing today over the arrival at Anaheim hospital this morning of a six pound baby daughter. Miss Mary Senold and daughter, Miss Millle, arrived from Anaheim last night to attend funeral services for Mrs. John Laneburg, which were held this afternoon. Mrs. Edward Lehman, of Dallas, Texas, are guests this week at the Parker home on South Los Angeles-st. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kinner were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. LeVecke. Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Houck and family will spend tomorrow in Los Angeles with friends. Miss Nannie Gamble has gone to Los Angeles to spend several days with friends in Los Angeles after spending several days with Mrs. N. F. Ballou: Her home is in San Diego. Mrs. R. Rosenberg of Los Angeles is the week-end guest of her brother, Mrs. M. E. Beaver. Irn Chandler was a visitor in Santa Ana last evening. He attended the American Legion dance. Miss Goldie Fuller of Long Beach spent yesterday with her cousin Mrs. E. R. Barmes. In the evening they were joined at dinner with Ms. Alice L. Cochran, Mr. E. R. Barren and Miss Alma Barmes. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. B. Annesk dinner guests this evening of Mr. and Mrs. ENTERING BARBERS YORBA BAY Leroy Johnson and friends his ranch he assisted by chef and pachy which sternoon was came from Beach and Johnson as week with Mr. and Mrs Sanchez enjoy cheese in West The P-T-teachers in there were owing to those who did ful evening sented with Kellogg, P.-refreshment The Y尔巴 more than dinner and hall. Mr. and M turned from a housekeeper Mr. and M will be at tonight to help the resting Grocery store the name of ant". Mrs.'s in charge refreshment Springs.The banquet the auctions of the Y尔巴 hall on Wed an entire set a sidy_sum fund and we assisted with who purchese Foley of Pature, held th with his husbands.Mrs.' accompanied responded to Leroy Joel visitor Thur Mr.Ciell Buick. "Four Horsemen" Most Artistic GLAND OPERATION MAKES MAN YOUNG NEW YORK, Oct. 8—Showing sufficient improvement to sit up in bed and use his own typewriter, Irving R. Bacon, 58, today was frankly optimistic over the results of his monkey-gland operation. "My sight and appetite and hearing have improved prodigiously," he said. "I can see well enough to read large type without glasses, which I have not been able to do before for five years." FREE STAFF WITH COUNTY HOSPITAL At a meeting of the Orange-co Medical society, a committee of physicians was appointed to formulate plans for a medical and surgical staff at the county hospital. Service will be gratis. Dr. A. H. Doman, of Orange, read a paper on unethical practices and Dr. R. A. Cushman, of Santa Ana, spoke on "Psycho-Analysis," a branch of higher psychology, which created considerable discussion owing to its recent development and study by physicians generally. BICYCLE IS STOLEN A wheel was stolen last night from the rear of the store of J. Efker, it was reported to the police today. It is that the wheel was taken by a Mexican. When you ride-- In a used car, is all the pleasure that should go with automobiling yours? By that we mean is your confidence in your car so complete that there is no distraction from the enjoyment of the trip. A used automobile is only as good as the service that goes with it — a service that has To be the only director or motion pictures to be honored by the Yale College work in place is the H.Rex Ingram made "The Apocalypse," the Grand starting Surveys Officials Four Horsemen artistic triumphs a B for his effort honoring the honor to officials who are herger G.T. tion of the Rex Ingram his graduation of Public Yale, Metro guests, the classes this of his life. Ministers public have Horsemen" achievement have raved have made production the public wherever it June Mat John Seitz with Ingram also receive institutions efforts. there is no distraction from the enjoyment of the trip. A used automobile is only as good as the service that goes with it — a service that has made the car fit for traveling when purchased and carried on as long as you are a customer of the concern. That service is the foundation of our organization, lived up to religiously — and which is winning us friends by the score each week. ANAHEIM AUTO COMPANY Buiek Distributors for Northern Orange County USED CAR DEPARTMENT Vincent & Lynch “Bob” Vincent, Mgr. ENTERTAIN 50 AT BARBECUED DINNER YORBA LINDA, Oct. 8.—(Spl.) Mr. Leroy Johnson entertained 50 neighbors and friends with a barbecue dinner at his ranch home, on Sunday. He was assisted by R. A. Knight who acted as chef and presided over the oven on which the steaks were baked. The afternoon was spent with music and in the evening ice cream and delicious cakes were served. Out of town guests came from Los Angeles, Huntington Beach and Pomona and all report Mr. Johnson as being an ideal host. Mrs. J. H. Seelover is spending the week with relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Seamons and Jose Sanchez enjoyed the grand opera in Los Angeles Wednesday. The P.-T. A., gave a reception for the teachers, in Ley hall on Friday evening. There were not a great many present owing to the inclement weather, but those who did attend report a delightful evening. The teachers were presented with beautiful bouquets, by Mrs. Kellogg, P.-T. A., president and light refreshments were served. The Y. L. Woman's club have sold more than a hundred tickets to their dinner and lecture to be held in Ley hall. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trook have returned from their honeymoon and are a housekeeping in their new bungalow. Mr. and Mrs. Atherton and daughter will be at the Mason opera house tonight to hear Riggoletto. The restaurant next to the Juneway Grocery store has been opened under the name of "The P. and B. Restaurant". Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Beach are in charge. They recently sold their refreshment stand at La, Vista Hot Springs. The banquet and lecture given under the auspices of the executive committee of the Y. L. Woman's club, in Ley hall on Wednesday evening was voted an entire success. The ladies cleared a sidy sum to add to their club house fund and wish to thank all those who assisted with their help as well as those who purchased tickets. Prof. James Foley of Pasadena, who gave the lecture, held the attention of his bearers with his humorous poems and witchisms. Mr. Sutton sang a vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs. Carl Seamons, and responded to an encore. Leroy Johnson was a Long Beach visitor Thursday. Mr. Clell Hummell is driving a new Buick. CHEVROLET SALES RECORD FOR MONTH The Chevrolet is now listed at $675 delivered in Orange-co., which is almost $300 lower in price than during the period of the war. This information was given by Frank P. Taggart, dealer for the Chevrolet product in northern orange-co., and he also comes forward with the opinion that since so many new features have been added to the construction, offering additional comfort and refinement, the Chevrolet has practically eliminated all competitors and is outstanding in its class. Present indications give promise that the sales of this month will reach the peak for this period of the year, a substantial proof that motor car buyers appreciate the value offered in the Chevrolet. COMMUNITY PLATE Slashing Price Cut on Community Silverware (Guaranteed for 50 Years) In the following popular patterns: Grosvenor, Adam, Sheraton, Patrician JEWEL BOX PRICES 6 Salad Forks ... $5.75 6 H. H. Table Knives... $9.70 Pickle Fork ... $1.45 6 Table Spoons ... $6.45 Gravy Ladle ... $2.15 6 Tomato Server ... $2.50 6 Dessert Spoons ... $6.05 Jelly Server ... $1.45 6 Tea Spoons ... $3.20 Cream Ladle ... $1.00 6 Soup Spoons ... $6.45 Sugar Spoon ... $1.10 6 Butter Spreaders ... $5.00 Large Berry Spoon ... $2.70 Most Artistic Screen Triumph College because of commandable work in producing a screen spectacle is the honor that has been given Rex Ingram, Metro director, who made "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse," which will be shown at the Grand theatre for three days starting Sunday. Officials of Yale classed "The Four Horsemen" as the screen's most artistic triumph, and gave the young genius a Bachelor's Degree of Arts for his efforts. The ceremony attending the honor was simple, according to officials of the Metro Corporation, who are here collaborating with Manager G. T. Ingram, in the presentation of the spectacle at the Grand. Rex Ingram was allowed to wear his graduation frock of the University of Dublin, and before officials of Yale, Metro, and a few invited guests, the award was given. Ingram classes this as the proudest moment of his life. Ministers of the Gospel, press and public have also classed "The Four Horsemen" as the screen's greatest achievement, it is claimed. Critics have raved over its merits, ministers have made rhetorical tributes for the production from their pulpits, and the public has turned out en masse wherever it has been shown. June Mathis, scenario writer, and John Seitz, cameraman, who worked with Ingram on the spectacles, have also received unstinted praise from institutions and individuals for their efforts. (Guaranteed for 50 Years) In the following popular patterns: Grosvenor, Adam, Sheraton, Patrician JEWEL BOX PRICES 6 Salad Forks ... $5.75 6 H. H. Table Knives $9.70 Pickle Fork ... $1.45 6 Table Forks ... $6.45 Gravy Ladle ... $2.15 6 Table Spoons ... $6.45 Tomato Server ... $2.50 6 Dessert Spoons ... $6.05 Jelly Server ... $1.45 6 Tea Spoons ... $3.20 Cream Ladle ... $1.00 6 Soup Spoons ... $6.45 Sugar Spoon ... $1.10 6 Butter Spreaders ... $5.00 Butter Knife ... $1.10 Large Berry Spoon ... $2.70 Pie Knife ... $3.60 Small Berry Spoon ... $2.15 Cold Meat Fork ... $1.80 The time to buy is NOW. Buy for the holidays. Buy for wedding presents and anniversaries. Buy where you will get the highest standard quality at the lowest prices. Investigate. That's all! The Jewel Box "Gifts That Please" ARTHUR A. COHEN, Prop. 223 West Center St. Anaheim ESSEX MOTOR CARS Enclosed Are the Utmost in C The Essex has always been an outstanding value by ever standard of price and quality comparison. Ministers of the Gospel, press and public have also classed "The Four Horsemen" as the screen's greatest achievement, it is claimed. Critics have raved over its merits, ministers have made rhetorical tributes for the production from their pulpits; and the public has turned out en masse wherever it has been shown. June Mathis, scenario writer, and John Seitz, cameraman, who worked with Ingram on the spectacles, have also received unstinted praise from institutions and individuals for their efforts. VIGOR OF YOUTH IN A NEW DISCOVERY Science Produces a Vitalizer Superior to Famous Gland Treatment—Magic Power of a Bark From Africa. Have you lost your youth, vigor and "pop"? Does life seem dull and work a grind? Don't worry. Science has discovered a new vitalizer superior even to the much discussed "goat gland" and "monkey gland" treatment. The principal ingredient is an extract frm the bark of an African tree. It is said to be the most amazing invigorator ever discovered. Combined with it are other tonic and vitalizing elements of proved merit. In most cases the compound produces marked improvement in a day or two, and in short time the vitality is raised, the circulation improved and the glow of health is felt in every part. The new vitalizer contains expensive chemicals, but manufacturing in enormous quantities has brought the cost within the reach of all. Furthermore, the laboratories producing this new vitalizer, which is called Re-Nu-Tabs are so confident of its power that they offer it on the basis of "no results, no pay." Any reader of this paper may test the new discovery without risk. Send no money, but just your name and address, to the Re-Nu Laboratories, 006 Gateway Station, Kansas City, Mo., and a full treatment of Re-Nu-Tabs will be mailed. Deposit $2 and postage with the postman on delivery. If not delivered by the results at the end of a week, notify the laboratories and your money will be refunded in full. Do not hesitate about accepting this test offer, as it is fully guaranteed. 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