oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-22

Tuesday, November 22, 1921 Society HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: E. Maxwell, Los Angeles; J. A. Maulin, Los Angeles; L. A. Chumweth, Los Angeles; C. G. Keers, Los Angeles; J. Rasal, Portland, Ore.; H. L. Williams, Fellows; M. M. Wilson, Los Angeles; R. P. Hanley, Bakertfield; J. R. Crane, Redlands; H. W. Cannon, Los Angeles; H. E. Miro, Los Angeles; S. Shave, San Francisco; Jack Brand, Los Angeles; E. J. Skeans, Los Angeles; G. W. French, Los Angeles; H. R. Sherwood, Los Angeles; F. A. Butteworth, Los Angeles; H. J. Mether, Los Angeles; E. J. Fuller, San Diego; J. Roger Brown, Los Angeles; W. A. Godley, Venice; J. G. Edwards, Electra Transit; G. Valmasso, Los Angeles. PICNIC FOR THANKSGIVING A very happy day is being anticipated by Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Markie when they will go on Thanksgiving day to Pomona, there meeting a large party of old-time friends from their former Eastern homes in Streeter and Long port, Ill., to participate in a picnic in Canes park. The members of the party are Mr. and Mrs. Markle, Mr. and Mrs. Bosserun, of Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman and Mr. and Mrs. Dolan, of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Evans. CITY BRIEFSE Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pollard and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Evans motored to the Silverado Mines on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. H. H. Hunt motored to Redondo and other resorts on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. W. J. Sebastian and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian and their families were dinner guests of relatives in Santa Ana on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Win Pannier were Sunday visitors in Covina Sunday. Mr and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and Miss Elizabeth Bartlett were Sunday visitors at Long Beach. On their way going they stopped at Signal Hill to witness the fire. Miss Betty West and a caterie of CANADIAN VETERAN IN CONCERT HERE It's a far cry from going "over the top" at the head of a platoon of Canadian Infantry, in the battle of Monchy and other famous engagements in Planders, to the esthetic pursuit of entertaining audiences with piano classics and playing piano accompaniments for distinguished vocalists. Lieutenant Thomas H. George, late of the Fifty-eighth Canadian Infantry, who was wounded in the battle of Monchy, August 28, 1918, and was likewise gussed and shell-shocked, will be heard here Wednesday evening, November 30, as pianist with Miss Helen Clark, noted contritto, and Mr. Joseph Phillips, baritone, in their joint recital at the High School Auditorium. In my four years service overseas," says Lieutenant George," I met a great number of men from the Pacific Coast states I never thought then that I would ever see any of them again; but this coast tour of ours makes me hope that I can renew some of those battlefield friendships I don't even know where some of them live, except that they lived on the Pacific coast; but if any of them happen to live in Anahiem, I certainly hope they'll come to the recital on Wednesday evening—and look me up after the recital. In fact, I would be delighted to meet anyone from here who served overseas with the Canadian forces. POLICE COMMEND PHONE OPERATOR Mrs. Lola Gilneete, night operator at the Anaheim telephone exchange, has been warmly commended by police for her cooperation in catching Jose Murietta, who is being held in connection with the attempted burglary of $5000 worth of women's wear from the Prince store early Saturday morning. But for her expedition in putting thru the telephone call from "Dad" Baker, night man at the Stanley Buick Repair Station, to the police, we might not have been able to cap LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs. C. Sweany, at their beautiful ranch day. The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize. Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon. Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member. Delicious refreshment the hostess. Those in dames Zike, Wester, Jutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow, and Sanfort Mr. and Mrs. D. Mr and Mrs H.N.G.for a couple of days Gates have just local having been in Tafta. Among the club we convention at Santa were the Mesdames Crumrine, Tower, Williams and Walka. Mrs. G, F Beek a but now residing in ported as being danger trouble. The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently. Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this grooms. Moving day came a vigenee this week buildings between were sold and moved The Len-Hart build to Main-street where shape to house the reading room for Brewer sold the central-save and new locations and house. Mr.Brow building a brick bloom Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000. Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paeeka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this grooms. Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000. Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paeeka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this grooms. Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000. Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paeeka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this grooms. Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000. Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paecka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this gro姆斯。 Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000。 Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paecka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this gro姆斯。 Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000。 Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paecka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this gro姆斯。 Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000。 Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paecka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this gro姆斯。 Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000。 Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paecka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this gro姆斯。 Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000。 Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowr the first prize.Was occasioned by the other lovely feature was the presentation of the house a dand spoon.Miss Millet to appreciate this ben a custom of this years to the youngest ceremony has been made other pleasant thing of a new member.Delicious refreshment the hostess.Their dances Zike Wester,Lutewier, Launer, Chunning, Johnson, Muchow,and Sanfort Mr和Mrs.G.Paecka but now residing in ported as being danger trouble.The C.D.Lilley homet was the scene of noon recently.Were the guests of chicken dinner at Santa noon was spent in chatter by this gro姆斯。 Thursday was a real deal about hands Prominent block on Hint-street was bought by C.Frantz two well k ranchers of the vw was about $20,000)。 Launer one to E.K. LA HABRA. Busy Needle workers of Mrs.C.Sweany at their beautiful ranch day.The afternoon spent in fancy work ing contest at which Mowrthe first prize.Was occasioned bythe other lovely featurewasthepresentationofthehousea dandspoon.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutewier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutewier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutewier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutewier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutewier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutewier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutewier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss Millettoappreciatethisbenacustomofthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss MillettoappreciatethisbenacustomOfthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss MillettoappreciatethisbenacustomOfthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss MillettoappreciatethisbenacustomOfthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss MillettoappreciatethisbenacustomOfthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss MillettoappreciatethisbenacustomOfthisyearstotheyoungestceremonyhasbeenmadeotherpleasantthingofanewmember.DeliciousrefreshmentthehostessTheirdancesZikeWester,Lutevier,Launer,Crumrine,Crumrine,TowerWilliamsandWalkaMrs.G.PaeckabutnowresidingsportedasbeingdangertroubleTheC.D.LilleyhometwasthesceneofthenoonrecentlyTherewereguestsofchickendinneratSantanoonwasspentinchatterbythisgrooms.Miss 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futures可能是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是今天的周末还是 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pollard and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Evans motored to the Silverado Mines on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. H. H. Hunt motored to Redondo and other resorts on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. W. J. Sebastian and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sebastian and their families were dinner guests of relatives in Santa Ana on Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Panther were Sunday visitors in Covina Sunday. Mr and Mrs. W. E. Bartlett and Miss Elizabeth Bartlett were Sunday visitors at Long Beach. On their way going they stopped at Signal Hill to witness the fire. Miss Betty West and a caterie of friends were in Balcony on Sunday evening. There will be no meeting of the Chat 'En Sean club this week, owing to the holiday. The club will meet with Miss Viola Elliott on the evening of Thursday, Dec. 1. Miss Luelle Johnston was the weekend guest of her parents. She was accompanied home by two of her chums, Misses Joyce Donnell, and Miss Dorice Boherick. All are students of S. B. U.C. Miss Lenore Stewart has returned from a week's visit with relatives in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Welsh spent the day at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart returned on Sunday from a week's hunting and fishing trip in the northern part of the state. They went as far as Bishop. Mrs. E. J. Randall of Los Angeles is spending several days with the C. C. Handail family. She will remain for over the Thanksgiving holidays. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Neweloy attended a show in Los Angeles in Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Quke motored to Long Beach on Sunday. They also stopped at Signal Hill and the Aviation field. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Onborne and family were in Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel were in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. Harry Fellinge was a business visitor in Los Angeles yesterday on a mission for the "Cedar Chest." Miss Mayme Darmann of Michigan City, Indiana was the guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagel. She悬挂ing the winter at various places in Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Garrett and children who have been residing in Medford, Ore., arrived this week by auto; will make their home in the southland. They are cousins of T. L. Hoag and were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Hoag. Unable to find a residence in Anaheim, they were compelled to go to Santa Ana to live. Miss Ruth Grim will return tomorrow from a two weeks' visit in Berkeley and other points in the north, where she has been with friends. LARGE RPRODUCTION FROM SUGAR BEETS The sugar beet is slowly coming back to its proper share in world sugar production. Twenty years ago, says the Trade Record of the National City bank of New York, it was producing two-thirds of the sugar of the world, the percentage of world sugar output supplied by beets having ranged from 62 pct, to 60 pct, during the period 1897 to 1902, tho this was during a period in which Cuba's cane sugar produc- PHONE OPERATOR Mrs. Lola Gilneete, night operator at the Anaheim telephone exchange, has been warmly commended by police for her cooperation in catching Jose Murietta, who is being held in connection with the attempted burglary of $5000 worth of women's wear from the Prince store early Saturday morning. "But for her expedition in putting thru the telephone call from "Dad" Baker, night man at the Stanley Builck Repair Station, to the police, we might not have been able to capture the suspected thief," say police. CITRUS DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE MEETS The committee appointed to prepare plans for the formation of the citrus department, one of the six new departments to be added to the Orange county farm bureau, will meet at the bureau offices in North Main street, Santa Ana, this morning to outline the projects now being contemplated, it was announced today. The committee consists of the following members: D. Eyman Huff, Oranger; Willard Smith, Villa Park; C. L. Cumrine, La Habra; J. Y.Newman, San Joaquin Fruit company; C.E.Utt, Tustin, and F.O.Hartranft, Anaheim. Questions pertinent to the citrus institute, which will be held at Santa Ana, Dec. 8-9, will be discussed. ATTEMPT TO BRING FOCH INTO COUNTY With announcement that Marshal Pochidan be on Los Angeles Dee B.J.C.Angus secretary of the Santa Ana C.of C.forwarded a letter to Pochidan so that it could agent at Los Angeles for Florence requesting the agent to plan an itinerary for the distinguished visitor that will include Orange-co. Metgar advised Sentous that he celebrated from Santa Ana would meet Marshal Pochidan in Los Angeles and inform him through Orange-co and on to San Diego, providing that the plans met with the approval of the visitor. In a letter to Metgar a few days ago, the consul agent said he had no information that General Pochidan would come West. The Southern Pacific company has announced at San Francisco that the commander of the allied armies in the World War would arrive in that city from Portland Dec 4 and would come south to Los Angeles the following day. Sue Amack, Chiropractor, 148 W.Center street. CALIFORNIA HELP It's the Pennies that count. What does this mean to you? LARGE RPRODUCTION FROM SUGAR BEETS The sugar beet is slowly coming back to its proper share in world sugar production. Twenty years ago, says the Trade Record of the National City bank of New York, it was producing two-thirds of the sugar of the world, the percentage of world sugar output supplied by beets having ranged from 62 pct. to 60 pct. during the period 1897 to 1902, so this was during a period in which Cuba's cane sugar production was unusually low. Normally, adds the bank's statement, the beet supplied just about one-half of the world's production, down to about the beginning of the European war. Then with the reduction in the European crop, for Europe was the world's chief beet sugar producer in pre-war days, the share which the beet supplied of the world's sugar fell from 49 pct in 1913 to 29 pct. in 1918 and 22 pct., in 1919-20. In that low record year, 1919-20 Europe's outturn of beet sugar had fallen, according to Willett & Grey, the well known sugar statisticians, to 2,594,000 tons as against 8,341,000 in the sugar year 1912-13. In the sugar year 1920-21 the U. S., which had been producing about 650,000 tons of beet sugar per annum, suddenly increased its outturn to 969,000 tons, while Europe also increased its outturn of the beet product to 3,719,000 tons bringing the share which beet sugar formed of the world total output in 1920-21 up to 28 pct., while for the crop year 1921-22 the authorities above named estimate the beet sugar crop at about 31 pct. of the total output of the world. NAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weight Masters, 15.ton Scales Anaheim, California La Habra Items LA HABRA, Nov. 22—(Sp.) The Busy Needle workers, were the guests of Mrs. C. Sweany, at the Cross Roads, their beautiful ranch home, on Thursday. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in fancy work and a pleasing contest at which Mrs. Edgar Lenhm won the first prize. Much merriment was occasioned by this contest. One other lovely feature of the afternoon was the presentation to the wee-daughter of the house a dainty silver fork and spoon. Miss Mildrd is too young yet to appreciate this gift but has ben a custom of this club for several years, to the youngest member, quite a ceremony has been made of it. Still an other pleasant thing was the initiation of a new member, Mrs. T. Mahoney. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Those included were Mesdames Zike, Wester, Leuhm, Mahoney, Lutewiler, Launer, Peabody, Little Chunning, Johnson, Lightfoot, Frantz, Muchow, and Sanford. Mr. and Mr. D. Davia were guests of Mrs. and Mrs. H. N. Gates at Seal Beach for a couple of days. Mr. and Mrs. Gates have just located at this beach having been in Taft for two years. Among the club women to attend the convention at Santa Ana, this week were the Mesdames Rhodes, Wester, Crumrine, Tower, Newzon, Varney, Williams and Walker. Mrs. G. P. Beek a former La Habriana but now residing in Whittier is reported as being dangerously ill of heart trouble. The C. D. Lilley home on West Ernest-st was the scene of a pleasant afternoon recently. The "Hungry Dozen" were the guests of Mrs. Lilley at a chicken dinner at 6 o'clock. The afternoon was spent in cards and lively chatter by this group of young matrons. Moving day came to La Habra with a vergence this week. All the movable buildings between Main and Hint-sts were sold and moved to new locations. The Len-Hart building was purchased by the library committee and moved to Main-st, where it will be put in shape to house the books and provide a reading room for the public. Charles Brewster sold the house on blos-t on Central Ave and it was moved to a new location and will be a swimming house. Mr. Brewster contemplates building a brick block at once. Thursday was a day of transactions in really deals about $25,000 each hand. Prominent was the Glazer block on Hint-st and Conti-leave This was bought by C.J. Cook, and Has Frantz two well known and old ranchers of the valley, considered was about $20,000. Two lots rose to Launer one to E.E. Sanborn land. A. U. W. Co. Minutes The regular meeting of directors of the Anaheim Union Water Co., was held with Directors Tuffree, Holmes Miller, Krust and Annin, present at roll call. Director Miller reported regarding open ditch along the property of Mrs. Mary L. Smith on Ross-ave. Upon motion this was referred to the Ditch Committee for report at the next meeting. Oil committee reported on conditions on the Amalgamated lease. It was moved by Holmes seconded by Miller that a committee of the whole board meet with representatives of the Amalgamated Oil Co., on the Amalgamated lease Tuesday, November 22 at 2:00 p.m. C.S. Thomas of the Dolks-Thomas Oil Syndicate submitted a proposition for leasing the Yorba reservoir site. The Petroleum Company, represented by N.H. Anderson, field superintendent, also submitted a proposition for the leasing of the Yorba reservoir site. Upon motion these propositions were ordered filed and action deferred until the next meeting. Communication read from Bruno Lasch regarding water overflowing on his ranch. Upon motion by Annin seconded by Rust, secretary was instructed to write Mr. Lasch that we would remedy this matter as soon as possible. Superintendent was instructed to notify the zanjero to guard against this in the future. Communication read from City of Anaheim requesting that company pipe open cement ditch on West Sycamore between Palm and Lemon-st; also communication read from the City Manager of Anaheim requesting that company pipe open cement ditch along the south side of the west half of Lot G-6. Superintendent reported that other portions of the cement ditch along Water-st, Anaheim, would have to be piped in the near future. Upon motion by Holmes seconded by Miller, the matter of piping these sections of open cement ditch in Anaheim were referred to the Superintendent. He was instructed to prepare a tentative plan for piping these ditches and submit this to the board at their next meeting. Communication read from O.T.Kelly regarding a leak in the company pipeline on Chappman Acres. Superintendent instructed to have repairs made. Communication read from the Standard Oil Co., that this company grant them permission for the transformer house located on the Yorba cemetery trust to remain on our property. Upon motion this was referred to the superintendent, he instructed to investigate and report back to the board. All reports from the Amalgamated Oil Co., upon motion the following transfers of stock were granted: 3 shares K.Shildi-t to R.W.W.Roherts and Zehn R.Bunton to George A.Milln; request for the transfer of two shares Dan Will, deceased, to H.F.P.Pinson and H.D.Thurber and three shares Anna McDerment to M.J.Galvin were upon motion referred to the attorney. It was moved by Holmes seconded by Miller that Mr.McKee's property on West Commonwealth be added to the list of water users in the resolution as to delivery of water.Carried. Holmes resolution laid over until the next meeting. Mr.Holmes brought up the matter of reinforcing portions of the proposed new ditch to be constructed above the deep gate siphon. This laid over until the next meeting. Communication read from Byron Jackson Iron Works regarding the installation of an enclosed shaft for the No. 2 Pumping plant.Upon motion by Holmes seconded by Miller, this was referred to the Pumping Plant Committee. Superintendent brought up the matter of installing the Johnson Pump in the plant at No.4.Upon motion this was referred to the Pumping Plant Committee. T.L.McFadden came before the Board with a request from the School Trusts of Placencia to lease the Company property in Placencia for school purposes.Moved that board meet with trustees of Placencia school district at Placencia Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 1:00 p.m. SECRETARY JURY VERDICT SAVES BOY PRISON STAIN The yawning gates of San Quentin had lost their meance today for J.D.McCarthy, but the young wanderer, convicted by a jury, of petit larceny, was booked for a term of six months in the county jail. McCarthy was tried in Judge West's department of the superior court on a combined charge of burglary and grand larceny. He was accused of entering the sleeping quarters of I.J.Williams at untington Beach, and with having stolen a diamond Elk pin and clothing to total the value of $200. At the conclusion of the trial, Deputy District Attorney Mozeley conducting the case abandoned the burglary charge and asked for a conviction on grand larceny. by the library committee and moved to Main-st. where it will be put in shape to house the books and provide a reading room for the public. Charles Brewster sold the house on bls lot on Central-ave and it was moved to a new location and will be a dwelling house. Mr. Brewster contemplated building a brick block at once. Thursday was a day of transactions in really deals about $35,000 change in hands. Prominent was the Glazer block on Hint-st. and Central-ave. This was bought by C. O. Cook, and Rex Frantz, two well known and old ranchers of the valley, consideration was about $20,000. Two lots from J. L. Launer one to E. E. Sanborn the baker, who will erect a bakery and the other to S. Woodworth, who recently sold to K. Lindaur, price of these were $1,500 each. P. W. 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Mr. Harry Mickley of Sime, Ventura-co, is visiting his old friend Mr. John Pope for a few days. Mr. Mickley will locate here if he can find work. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Gringer, Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Tean were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keeler on West Commonwealth Wednesday evening. Mrs. John Bryan is home again after three days spent with her sister in Upland. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope motored to Redondo Beach and spent the day Friday. Little Margret Kelso of Redondo Beach is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. William Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Andie White motored to Los Angeles and Pasadena Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Greg Smith spent the day at Orange-co park Sunday and report a fine time. Mr. Floyd Chehdle and Mr. Carl Stringfield of La Habra spent Sunday with the Mayfields. Miss Ruth Clegg, with her friends, the Packards of Santa Ana spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mrs. Varner is entertaining old friends from Kansas the last few days. Mr. Oliver Heyon is driving a new Ford these days. Mrs. R.A. Sunner, of Newton, Kan., is visiting with her friend, Mrs. Ira Stone on this lease for a few days. Miss Alys Coffey and her friend Mr. Braton Philbrook motored to Redondo and spent the week-end with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Coffey of that place. Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Hollis were Fullerton shoppers Saturday. Little Mable Seliers is quite ill the last few days with a bad cold. Irna Wale able to go back to work again after a two weeks' lay-off on account of sickness. Miss Ruth Clegg and Mr. George Winer were pleasure seekers in Los Angeles Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Slay spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Sellers on this lease. Mrs. McElhoney with her brother Kenneth Winner and Miss Elsie Breed of Brea motored to Anaheim Sunday evening and took in the new California theatre. There was quite a lot of excitement here Sunday about 10 a.m. when the fire whistle began blowing and a fire burned down on the Santa Fe lease, there was a tank of oil burned also. WHITE PLAINS BUS HITS 200-POUND DEER NEW YORK, Nov. 22—Our suburbs to the immediate north are hearing the call of the wild this fall right there at home within a few minutes of the Grand Central station. The offer day a White Plains bus hit a 200 pound deer, and—inglorious end—a policeman shot it. at Weber's Victrola No. 100—$150 OUR THANKSGIVING OFFER To the members of our Christmas Victrola Club who would like to have a Victrola in their homes for Thanksgiving Day by paying the balance of the weekly payment amounting to $4.00, you can have your machine delivered at once. Others wishing to join the club and desiring to take advantage of this offer can do so by paying the initial payment of $6.00 with nothing more to pay Straight English This English boot is a new refinement of straight line fashioning. 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