oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-18

SECOND SECTION The Orang LEADING VOL. XXV—NO. 92 SHELL REMOVAL COSTLY MONS, Belgium, Nov. 18. It cost the Belgium government $20,000 to remove a 2,000-pound German unexploded shell at Havay, near here. It took four months to dig the shell out of the ground, underneath a structure. WORLD'S SOFTEST JOB SHOREDITCH, England, Nov. 18. The world's softest job is claimed by an employee in the library of the Hackney council. He gets $20 a week and all he has to do is call "Silence" when necessary. BECOME THE BENEFICIARY of our service and let the strength of our FINANCIALLY SOUND Companies provide for YOU the best there is in INSURANCE. Our Companies SPECIALIZE on QUICK ADJUSTMENTS and EQUITABLE rates. SERVICE is our SPECIALTY. Beebe & Harrison 120 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 720 DETAILED PLACE CITY PARK The plat and detailed land and Hall, architects, for park on No. Lemon-st. fore Anaheim trustees meeting yesterday after The park plans are said for the most beautiful place the size of Anaheim in S have appeared two written park plans in "The Californiac magazine published les. The plans provide swimming pools, Japan little children's lawns, public dancing, public comfort open air gymnasiums, croquet gardens, auto lawns, nooks, and other go to make a park beautifying of the park is said. The matter was referred Manager E. O. Stewart to the next meeting. FORMER CYPRESS IN Master Henry Johns, old son of Mr. and Mrs., formerly of Cypress connoisseur of Lynwood, has been serious time within weeks with a broken diphtheria. While riding his bicycle to school, Master Hen down by an automobile gashes on his forehead, children's hospital in he contracted a light case, but was removed to hospital for a short while. 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We'll show y exactly what a Lawson will do in the way of supplying heat! We want prove to you that the Lawson is t finest little gas heater in the world. Lawson No. 20 Lawson Odorless Gas Heater STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY ORANGE County Plain Dale LEADING NEWSPAPER OF NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY Anaheim, California, Friday, November 18, 1921 DETAILED PLANS FOR CITY PARK READY The plat and detailed plans of Cook and Hall, architects, for the new city park on No. Lemon-st, were brot before Anaheim trustees at a special meeting yesterday afternoon. The park plans are said to provide for the most beautiful park for a city the size of Anaheim in So. Cal. There have appeared two write-ups on the park plans in "The Cal. Southland," a magazine published in Los Angeles. The plans provide wading and swimming pools, Japanese gardens, little children's lawns, park patio for dancing, public comfort stations, open air gymnasiums, athletic field, croquet gardens, auto park, walks, lawns, nooks, and other things which go to make a park beautiful. The grading of the park is said to be easy. The matter was referred to City Manager E. O. Stewart for report at the next meeting. FORMER CYPRESS BOY HURT Master Henry Johns, the ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Johns, formerly of Cypress community, but now of Lynwood, has been having a serious time within the past few weeks with a broken leg, and later diphtheria. While riding his bicycle on his way to school, Master Henry was run down by an automobile, sustaining gashes on his forehead. While in the children's hospital in Los Angeles, he contracted a light case of diptheria, but was removed to the county hospital for a short while. He is now convalescing from his accident and hopes to get home soon. SIGN CONTRACT FOR CITY HALL PLANS Anaheim trustees at a special meeting yesterday afternoon approved a contract with M. Eugene Durfee, of Anaheim, and Theo. C. Kistner, of San Diego, architects, for the drawing of plans for municipal building on the site of the old city hall not to exceed the cost of $75,000. Should it cost a little in excess of this, a new contract will have to be drawn. Some bids are expected to go over this while it is hoped others will come below it. The board also took up the request of E. A. Beard for $150 a month for the city band next year, and $1,200 was appropriated for this purpose. Sidewalks were ordered in on No. Olive-st. High School Notes Anaheim's fighting spirit was manifest this morning in the auditorium when students gathered to hear the first of the Orange-co debates. The struggle was between Santa Ana in the negative side and Anaheim with the affirmative. The visiting opponents were Mr. Harper and Miss Wilson. Anaheim was represented by Ted Seins and Henry Hodges. Miss Alma Barmes acted as chairman. The judges were members of the faculty from Huntington Beach high school. The question was: "Resolved that the immediate limitation of armaments is imperative to the general welfare of the world. The decision given was unanimously in favor of the Anaheim team." formerly of Cypress community, but now of Lynwood, has been having a serious time within the past few weeks with a broken leg, and later diphtheria. While riding his bicycle on his way to school, Master Henry was run down by an automobile, sustaining gashes on his forehead. While in the children's hospital in Los Angeles, he contracted a light case of diphtheria, but was removed to the county hospital for a short while. He is now convalescing from his accident and hopes to get home soon. Santa Ana in the negative side and Anaheim with the affirmative. The visiting opponents were Mr. Harper and Miss Wilson. 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