oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-09

Y'S CANNON WILL BOOM FRIDAY One shot from a cannon owned by Alexander Henry, of Anaheim, will signal the hour for the two-minute pause at Santa Ana Friday in joining millions of patriotic citizens of the nation in paying tribute to the unknown American soldier whose body will be buried in Arlington cemetery, Washington. Flags on masts should be at half mast until 9:02 a.m. and then raised to full mast. In this connection, attention was called to the fact that proper observance requires that the flag be run first to the top of the mast before it is lowered to half mast. Also, it was pointed out, in lowering the flag it should first be run to the top. It was reiterated that during the two-minute pause in honor of the unknown hero, all persons should face to the west, in accordance with President Harding's request. The Santa Ana Legion post asked today that flags be floated from all masts in the city and that private residences and business buildings be decorated with the colors. It asked also that during next Friday's parade hats be removed and persons stand still and cease talking when the colors are passing. "We desire to make the celebration truly patriotic and ask the co-operation of citizens in making it such," said a member of the local post today. Col. S. H. Finley, grand marshal, and D. W. Tubbs, general director, today were completing the organization of a list of aides for the parade. Finley will lead the procession, mounted on a charger, immediately following on horseback will be F. M. Grigsby, commander of Sedgwick Post, No. 17, G. A. R. and D. W. Tubbs, representing Santa Ana Post No. 131, American Legion. Finley is a Spanish war veteran, and the three men will lead the parade as representatives of the last three wars. Riding with them at the head will be City Marshal Sam Jernigan and a representative of Sheriff C. E. Jackson who is absent from the city. W. L. Tubbs will be chief of first division, Americanization, and Brea band will be available also. J.C. Metzak, secretary of the Santa Ana Chamber of Commerce, will direct formation of the fourth division, welfare work, with the Orange County Auto Trades association band and the Mexican community band. COLLISION REPORTED Report of a collision between cars driven by A. P. Dunn and C. D. Campbell, on the highway between Anaheim and Long Beach, was filed with the sheriff's office by Dunn, who resides in Long Beach. Dunn's Ford was considerably damaged in the collision, Dunn stated. Hawaiian records at Austin's. Ma. fox trot at Austin's. No state will but defend With no witness appear against him, son, accused of write check, did not hear case at the hands of Cox. The preliminary continued to Dec. 8. Johnson and his aide D. Swanner, appeared was announced that he been subpoenaed, join he be reeleased on hance, in order that he to straighten up a ching over him in Los The court declined lower his ball, which at $300. Chaffee WHERE CASH BEAT CREATE All Stores Will Closed Friday, November 11th ARMISTICE D Buy your Groceries and Meat on Thursday and Saturday. Finley will lead the procession, mounted on a charger. Immediately following on horseback will be F. M. Grigsby, commander of Sedgwick Post. No. 17, G. A. R. and D. W. Tubbs, representing Santa Ana Post No. 131, American Legion. Finley is a Spanish war veteran, and the three men will lead the parade as representatives of the last three wars. Riding with them at the head will be City Marshal Sam Jernigan and a representative of Sheriff C. E. Jackson, who is absent from the city. W. L. Tubbs will be chief of first division, Americanization, and Wray's Santa Ana band and Cozad's life and drum corps will be the musical organizations in the division. Chief of the second division, education, will be Francis Westgate, with the Fullerton city band and the Santa Ana high school band assigned to him. H. G. Scott will be responsible for the third division, miscellaneous. The Anaheim band has been assigned to this division and it is possible the November 11th ARMISTICE D Buy your Groceries and Meat on Thu and Saturday. Attend the Big Army and Navy Footba 2:30 p.m., Tournament Park, Pasad Big Hat Sale FOR THURSDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Silk Velvet Hats All Hand Made Beautifully Trinamed Ostrich Feathers and Fancies ..... $4.98 ALL OUT BEAUTIF DRES HATS BEAUTIF DRES HATS Elaborately trimmed; high as $27.50 $7.50 This includes all—reserved. Special Dress Hats Silk Velvet and Sport Hats $2.48 CLOSED ARMISTICE DAY In honor of those who so gallantly fought and in reverence of the brave lads who paid the supreme price that we might have lasting we will be closed all day Friday, November 11. MODE MILLINER East Center St. NO STATE WITNESSES BUT DEFENDANT HELD With no witnesses summoned to appear against him, Frank W. Johnson, accused of writing a worthless check, did not hear a decision in his case at the hands of Justice J. B. Cox. The preliminary hearing was continued to Dec. 8, at 10 a.m. Johnson and his attorney, Charles D. Swanner, appeared in court, but it was announced that no witnesses had been subpoenaed. Johnson asked that he be reeleased on his own recognizance, in order that he might attempt to straighten up a cheek charge hanging over him in Los Angeles county. The court declined to do so, or to lower his bail, which has been fixed at $300. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Movies T Alexander Anah Six Men from October 11th OFFICE DAY and Meat on Thursday Saturday. and Navy Football Game ment Park, Pasadena. Sale DAY ONLY Hats $4.98 ALL OUR BEAUTIFUL DRESS HATS Six Men from will enter Come and Bring GREENEI CLOSING O —has been declared by all who have taken advantage of est sale ever held in Anaheim. First-class quality original price, such as Balbriggan Union Suits for 79c We wish to apologize to the many who were unable to sale. This, we feel, was partly our fault as we did no attendance the first two days, but we have secured crowds now. We Offer A Few Extra The Remainder Of BEAUTIFUL DRESS HATS orately trimmed; values as high as $27.50 $7.50 This includes all—none reserved. Hats We Offer A Few Extra The Remainder Of Men's Full Cut Blue Work Shirts 58c Ladies' Fine Lisle Cotton Hose 11c Ladies' Silk Hose in brown, white and black 49c Men's Balbriggan Union Suits, short sleeves, long legs, fine quality 79c Men's Full Cut 220 Denim Overalls or Jumpers $1.29 75 dozen Men's Cotton Hose, assorted colors, regular 15c value, at 9c Children's "Bear Brand" Stockings, sizes 5 to 10, regular 39c value, pair... Greenb 209 E. CENTER ST. es Tonight der Motor Co. 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