oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-11

THOUSANDS HEAR HARDING BY PHONE In order that President Harding's address might be heard by many thousands of people, President H. B. Taylor of the American Telephone company, offered to place at the disposal of President Harding and the general staff of the army the latest developments in the art of telephony. The offer was accepted by President Harding in the spirit in which it was made, and an immediate contact was established between the army officials and the experts of the Bell system. As a result it was decided to install at the Arlington amphitheater special telephone equipment so that the President's oration and the exercises could be heard not only in the amphitheater itself but also by the thousands of troops massed in the cemetery and an immense concourse of people occupying the nearby hillsides. It was also decided to link up three other great American cities by long distance telephone lines so that all which was said at Arlington cemetery could be heard by large audiences in New York, Chicago and San Francisco by means of telephone company's loud speaker system. Never before in history has the head of any nation been able to address such vast numbers of his people as will President Harding tomorrow. Never before have the words of any national leader been carried to great audiences assembled at the far distant limits of his country. Such an accomplishment could not fail to impress foreign visitors, who must realize what President Harding is able to do now can be done at no distant day in any other country, and can be done between one nation and another, for the eventual furtherance of mutual understanding and harmony between all nations of the earth. Preliminary tests have already been made in Arlington and San Francisco with favorable results, and most elaborate arrangements made to assure complete success. Since the undertaking at the inauguration of President Harding when his speech was amplified to be heard by over 125,000 people gathered in front of the national capital, the art has been developed so that distance is annihilated it is now possible to transmit the speech of an orator over the longest wires and have it reproduced with as much force and power as though the speaker were in the presence of his audience, which as matter of fact he may be thousands of miles away. Moreover, what can now be done to reach audiences in a few cities simultaneously will eventually be possible for many cities so that representative audiences throughout the land and in every state can hear an important address by their chief executive at one time. What that will mean in future history is almost beyond imagination. ENTERPRISON SEIZES L LA HABRA, No business district in that it is found near streets. For a distance of five miles houses on the central avenue have been feet and the work going on apace. In congestion is to be street. A spirit of enter- put the town on the leading citizens in this subdivisions that has improved four new years under constant contempt. An house being erected 400, and two companies under construction. This building means increased building being creep subdivisions that have the past few months a stock of hardware. L. M. Hart are each store buildings 25 ft Central-ave and A. Fine stucco building on East Central-ave cupy with a complete The two banks of optimistic reports on nancial condition of rounding: community SEBASTIA DEL FEATU U. S. ARMY BLANKETS —Genuine United States Army Wool Blankets in both the khaki and dark grey, size 66x80. These blankets are new and unused and absolutely perfect and very hard to obtain. Now selling at $4.95 U. S. Army Leggins Now 59c —Genuine U. S. Army Regulation Leggins, in heavy olive drab canvas. They cost your government near $1.65 a pair. New and unused at 59c U. S. Army All-Wool-Sox —Tis the heavy wool sox made up by America's best mills for the government and now selling at per pair 29c Nashau Woolnap Blankets 66x80 $3.98 66x80 Nashau Woolnap Blankets 66x80 $3.98 66x80 In Beautiful Plaids and Plain Colors —Nashua Woolnap Blankets out-class everything in blankets and are real economy blankets because of the very great difference in prices between them and wool blankets. Wool Finish BLANKET 66x80 Double Australian Blanket in quality that tells, for $3.59 COMFORTS ALL KINDS There being so many grades that description is useless, we simply say: "BAR-GAINS ALL." Upward of $2.95 WOOL BLANKET 66x80 Double of fine wool, excellent weight, worth $7.89 Special in Men’s $3.00 and $3.50 Fine Grade Hats —Firm finished Saxony Felt Hats, late tourist shape, silk trimmed, fine leather sweatband, all sizes. Special ... $2.19 SEBASTI 419 WEST CENTER ENTERPRISE SPIRIT SEIZES LA HABRANS LA HABRA, Nov. 11.—La Habra's business district is growing so fast that it is found necessary to widen the streets. For a distance of two blocks the business houses on the north side of Central avenue have been moved back ten feet and the work of moving the building on the south side of the street is going on apace. In the same way, the congestion is to be relieved on Hiatt street. A spirit of enterprise that promises to put the town on the map has seized the leading citizens. Dwellings are going by by the spires in the several subdivisions that have been dedicated the past few months, streets are being improved four new business blocks are now under construction and a fifth is contemplated. An additional packing house is being erected at a cost of $45,000, and two commodious houses are under construction. This building activity of course means increased business. The brick building being erected by L. J. Wester subdivisions that have been dedicated the past few months, streets are being a stock of hardware. A. J., Wilson and L. M. Hart are each putting up brick store buildings 25 by 60 feet on West Central-ave and A. J. Johnson has a fine stucco building under construction on East Central-ave which he will occupy with a complete line of hardware. The two banks of La Habra give optimistic reports of the splendid financial condition of the town and surrounding community. The Citizens ALL CLASSES HIT BY HIGH HOTEL PRICES NEW YORK, Nov. 11.—A writer in L'Ouvrière (Paris) gives an amusing account of recent adventures in a Paris hotel. "The Americans complain of the high prices in our hotels; they are not the only ones, they can rest assured," he declares. "Last week I came to Paris to stay the night and took a room in a second-rate hotel near the station. They made me pay 33 francs for a little corner about as big as a handkerchief, looking onto a horrible courtyard. The room was furnished with a mahogany bed, the bedding of which might have belonged to Queen Marie Amelie. "A modern comfort there was a china washstand which was supposed to provide hot and cold water. But in the evening the cold water was hot and in the morning the hot water was cold. I must add that I couldn't sleep a wink; in coming in I had rushed to shut the window, but it was too late, the maid had done all that was necessary to assemble in this little nook all the mosquitoes of the whole quarter. Commercial and Savings bank will organize a Christmas Savings club shortly with the idea of fixing the habit of thrift on the people of the community. Hemslitching, Picoting, and Pleating, Carrie Jarvis, 114 So. Clandina." NEGRO DECLARED HANGED IN PEN LEAVENWORTH, Kans., Nov. 11. Albert Curtis, negro serving a 20-year commuted life sentence in the federal penitentiary, is the negro whom Sen. Watson, Georgia, declared was hanged in France without a court martial, prison authorities declared tonight. Curtis was sentenced from the La Rochelle area by Justice Advocate Dorienfield, who heard the case before the military tribunal, it was declared records of the prison-show. Curtis' crime was an assault on a young French girl. HUSBAND GONE AND WIFE SEEKS ESTATE Hearing on the petition of Mrs. Bertha P. May for administration of the estate of her husband, Leslie R. May, who disappeared mysteriously from Santa Ana in October, 1915, will be held in department one of the superior court, before Judge Z. B. West, Friday, Nov. 25, at 10 a.m. A life insurance policy on which $166 is alleged due, and other small items of property left by the husband, are listed in the petition. WANTS BLE-EYED COP LONDON, Nov. 11.—"The Surrey police have been asked to provide a constable with blue eyes for duty at a wedding ceremony, he request came from the bride's mother." TIAN BROTHER DEPARTMENT TURE SALES ETS in both the are new and $4.95 Wool Sox sox made up by for the governat 29c MEN TIS YOUR department to the front for one week of extra-ordinary values from Saturday until Saturday next. We quote prices on men's furnishings that commands your buying. VALUES THAT CHALLENGE all competition. Sale or no sale comparison is the acid test. The wider your knowledge of merchandise—the keener your sense of value, the more forecible our prices will appeal to you. Union Made Block Gloves —Sold with a guarantee. All-leather split horsehide gauntlet gloves. 89c Block's ..... $2.59 —All-leather gauntlet, seam on top, oilman's gloves, Kangaroo palm. Block's ..... $2.79 —Very heavy horsehide gauntlet linesmen Block gloves, a. $3.50 value at ..... $2.79 Scully Gloves —White split leather, brown wrist gloves. Well known 69c for wear ..... $2.29 —The famous double stitched seam on top oilman's gloves. Wear assured ..... $2.29 Wool Mixed Flannel Shirts A SPECIAL SELLING Shirts, $1.00 —You haven't seen such values long time. A well-known make surplus stock on hand, wished of these Shirts and made us a native price. We readily accept here we pass the savings to you popular fabrics, patterns and big selection. ONE LOT MEN'S DRESS S This lot embraces the Arrow other standard makes in which nap 66x80 and are real between them Scully Gloves —White split leather, brown wrist gloves. Well known for wear ... 69c —The famous double stitched seam on top oilman's gloves. Wear assured ... $2.29 Wool Mixed Flannel Shirts —Color of dark grey and olive. Regular $2.69 seller and worth it ... $1.97 WOOL LANKET x80 Double ne wool, excelright, worth $10 $7.89 de Hats shape, silk $2.19 Union Made Overalls —The “Boss” Overalls and other lines of the same high standard such as Fast Indigo Dyed. Heavy 220 Eastern Denim. Full Roomy Cut Thruout. Below Today Wholesale Cost. $1.29 MEN'S RIBBED UNION SUITS —The popular California winter weight, elastic rib union suit; closed crotch, size 34 to 46 at ... 95c MEN'S LEATHER PALM GLOVES —Heavy White Canton Flannel, yellow mulckkin leather covering palm and thumb, steamproof tannage. Per pair ... 29c MEN'S GENUINE ROCKFORD SOCKS —The original Rockford Socks, famous for years for superior wearing quality. A guarantee with every pair. Per pair ... 9c STIAN BROTH “THE ECONOMY CENTED OF ORANGE COUNTY” CLARED GED IN PEN TH, Kans., Nov. 11. negre serving a 20life sentence in the mary, is the negro on, Georgia, declarn France without a ison authorities detenced from the La Justice Advocate heard the case betribunal, it was dethe prison-show. was an assault on a 1. GONE AND EKS ESTATE petition of Mrs. or administration of husband, Leslie R. seared mysteriously in October, 1915, department one of the before Judge Z. B. v. 25, at 10 a. m. A ley on which $166 and other small items by the husband, are ention. LE-EYED COP 11.—The Surrey asked to provide a one eyes for duty at any, he request came other. PLAYER PIANO STODARD GUARANTEED 20 YEARS $450 With Bench Worth $750 Easy Payments—Will take your Piano, Talking Machine or Liberty Bond at par. ANAHEIM MUSIC & NOVELTY COMPANY H. J. EFKER Phone 70 Next to Fairyland The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results Pure Thread Silk Men's Hosiery All Pure Silk Hose in colors of black, brown, grey and navy at splendid savings during the Feature Sale, per pair ... 49c Boys' Khaki Sweaters Heavy in weight, large collar, two pockets, well made and a splendid value ... $1.19 Men's Heavy Sweater Wool mixed Sweater Coats, large collars, two pockets. Priced low at $3.19 Children's Play Suits In fast blue denim, turkey red galatea trimmed, roony cut for each age ... 79c Boys' Wool Caps Up-to-date model, desirable patterns ... $1.00 Boys' Corduroy Pants MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS races the Arrow Shirts and makes in which the materially shrunk. The colors and the patterns are at a Special Selling $1.49 BBED UNION SUITS Near California right, elastic rib closed crotch, 46 $95c ATHER PALM MORES White Canton yellow muleskin spring palm and unproof pair... 29c GENUINE BORD SOCKS Final Rockford is for years for daring quality. A with every pair... 9c MEN'S OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS Elegant assortment of colored stripes in a very good grade of outing, military collar, round pajama front. Workmanship perfect in every detail $1.47 MEN'S ALL-LEATHER BELTS Black, tan and grey, one-inch wide leather belts that will wear and wear, with silver box roller buckle, Size 30 to 42 at 47c MEN'S SHIRLEY'S PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS The guaranteed suspenders with the cord back and sliding buckle, fancy lisse elastic web. Now being sold at 39c MEN'S BLUE 2-POCKET WORK SHIRTS Good weight, well made, dark blue chambray work shirt 69c H. D. LEE UNION-ALLS H. D. Lee Union-Alls—yes, the very heaviest and best blue denim and khaki Union-Alls. We need only to say the nante. Everybody Knows Lee's at $2.69 OTHERS ANAHEIM, CALIF.