oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-28

News of Fullerton FULLERTON JUNIORS LA HABRA FORMING BAPTIST CHURCH The Fullerton J. C. is trying to get a game with the Santa Rosa J. C. The Fullerton boys hold the football championship among the junior colleges of Co. Cal. and they are now trying to get the J. C. championship for the entire state. Whether or not the game can be arranged is not known, but the Fullerton boys have hope. HONOR 75TH BIRTHDAY Mrs. J. Olsen, wife of the pastor of the recently organized Baptist church, was delightfully surprised Friday afternoon when a number of the ladies of the church surprised her at her home with a birthday party honoring her 75th birthday. A beautiful birthday cake centered the table, with the figures 75 plettiert decorated across the top. The guests of the afternoon were honoree Mrs. J. Olsen, Mrs. Anna Brookhouser, Mrs. A. J. Murphy, Mrs. S. A. Salling, Mrs. W. P. Join, Mrs. E. Swearny, Mrs. S. P. Drake, Mrs. J. Fader and hostess Mrs. C. Newson. ENJOY RIDE IN AIR Mrs. Roy Davis enjoyed all the thrills of flying yesterday, being a passenger in the Lee Nopla aeroplane. A height of 1500 feet was reached, and the ride occupied about 22 minutes of time. Flying over Anaheim, Fullerton, Riva etc., Mrs. Davis thoroughly enjoyed every moment, stating it was the best ride she ever had. MRS. CARL DAVIS DIES Mrs. Carl Davis, 49 died yesterday at her home in Fullerton. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from 6 euneral parlors of Angus McAulay. There will be private cremation. Decedent is survived by her husband and several children. ATTEND BIBLE CLASS RALLY Delegates from the First Christian church of Fullerton will attend a Bible class rally at Whittier tonight. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Storey, Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Houser and Dale King will attend. A Baptist church has been organized in La Habra with Rev. J. Olsen selected as pastor. Officers elected for the first year were Mr. J. J. Evans and Mr. R. A. Faitings deacon; Mrs. C. J. Mills, Mrs. C. R. Evans and Mrs. S. M. Perry trustees; Mr. J. S. Olsen, treasurer; Mr. J. M.Hunt, clerk. Meetings will be conducted in the home of Mrs. C. S. Mills until a church is built. CALIFORNIA OFFERS CHAPLIN IN LATEST Charles Chaplin and "fun" are synonymous. Who is it that does not agree that today Charles Chaplin occupies a pedestal in the American public's mind as the premier of fun makers. So whenever any theatre announces that Chaplin is to be on the program in one of his great comedies, the patrons gain to get ready to turn out. Such was the announcement made today by the management of the California theatre. This splendid theatre is to show Chaplin in his latest comedy smash, "The Idle Class," starting tomorrow, and this means that packed houses will greet the mustached comedian. This latest comedy production of Chaplin's is without a doubt something entirely new in mirth. The noted star takes a dual part, and both as the tramp in his old familiar garb, and also as the society lounge librarian. Mrs. W., Audrey and geles today friends and Mr. Carl Thanksgiving Koofer, whim time to bem Miss Bert returned from West Thanksgiving with their Mrs.John L. Mr. and Ma.pa who are Southern Carter on day Mrs.A Schuh William J.H.Kirk Canada is Frank Perry Perry He and will see this is town Mr.Mlive on Ballard pound son b Clellan was the Anaisheim Mrs.Inace and Job visitors year Frank Perry bors in their Mr.Mrs.Palymna yesterday Mr.Mand Mto Downey afternoon Chyde Wagh his father Roberta Wagh Roberta Wagh turned from and Mrs.Wa Mrs.Mand Mpanied their way to Los Angeles New Pantage Mr.Mand Mr turned from look them at Washington Miss Buelman MRS. CARL DAVIS DIES Mrs. Carl Davis, 49 died yesterday at her home in Fullerton. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from the funeral parlor of Angus McAulay. There will be private cremation Decedent is survived by her husband and several children. ATTEND BIBLE CLASS RALLY Delegates from the First Christian church of Fullerton will attend a Bible class rally at Whittier tonight. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Storey, Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Houser and Dale King will attend. FULLERTON BRIEFSE Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wall and daughter and Mrs. Wall's mother, Mrs. K. Davis of Los Angeles, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Launer. Mrs. J. Ridder who has been ill at her home for several days is feeling much better. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Graves attended church at Long Beach Sunday later spending the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Leonard at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ansley attended the football game at Pasadena Saturday. Mrs. N. Dickford, of Los Angeles spent the week-end as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Fulwider. Sunday they drove to Mentone taking their lunch with them. Mr. and Mrs. J. Glits and Mrs. Gltis brother, Mr. M. T. Horwitz and wife from Los Angeles, drove to San Bernardino Sunday. Mrs. D. Barker of Montebello was the guest of Mrs. W. H. Jaquish of Placentia and Mrs. B. Graham for several days. Twelve lota in the McPherson division were sold the latter part of last week by Wester & Young, real estate dealers of La Habra. Price & Bishop, real estate dealers of La Habra, sold five lota in the starret son tract, near the school house last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith spent the weekend at Ramona, visiting Mrs. C. E. Smith's sister. They got home about 6:30 last evening and when they went into the house they found it had been entered and a suit of clothes and revolver were missing. Mr. and Mrs. O. Harlow and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baxter enjoyed a pleasant time at Bakersfield as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hill over the holidays; Mrs. Hill is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Belden spent yesterday at Redondo as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.Dobbins. Mr. and Mrs. Arey and family spent the week-end at San Diego Their son, Eugene, who is visiting here from the north accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. P. Chambers enjoyed a pleasant day at Oak Glen yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H.Brown of Long Beach were guests of Mr. and Mrs.C.L.Garrison yesterday. The Rebekahs are holding an all day meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall today for the purpose of completing plans for their Christmas entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for the last week is rapidly improving and expects to be up and playing again soon. The directors and stockholders of the Placenta Orange Growers Ass'n conducted their business meeting this morning at 10 o'clock after which their annual dinner was served in the Ma. Such was the announcement made today by the management of the California theatre This splendid theatre is to show Chaplin in his latest comedy smash, "The Idle Class," starting tomorrow, and this means that packed houses will greet the mustached comedian. This latest comedy production of Chaplin's is without a doubt something entirely new in mirth The noted star takes a dual part, and both as the tramp in his old familiar garb, and also as the society lounge lizard, he is ridiculously funny. The audience is kept in a continual uproar of mirth from the time the curtain opens on the picture until the final fade-out New and novel comedy stunts are "pulled" by the big-footed comedian, and they are so unusual that the spectators are held in a suspense of laughter and tears while the hilarity is on. In keeping with such a strong feature, the management has prepared an added program fully up to the standard demanded by such an attraction Popular Eugene O'Brien will be seen in that powerful play "Clay Dollar," and Mack vaudeville headliners will dispense good music and other splendid entertainment for this program. Charles Hawley, the organist has prepared a dandy musical offering which should go over like the veritable "house afire," and all in all the whole bill is a hummer. INTENSE INTEREST IN CHRISTMAS SALE The largest showing of toys ever exhibited in No.Orange-co is now on display at Weber's Book & Music Store, where Santa Claus has arrived in all his glory Besides a large section of the main floor being given over to holiday goods, the entire second floor is packed with Christmas goods. The annual Christmas sale opened Saturday with the greatest display of interest on the part of the public that this popular store has ever witnessed so early in the season Two thousand souvenirs were given away Saturday and today. The line of dolls and doll carriages and of electrical and mechanical toys is particularly complete. MEN'S SOULS BIGGER Men's souls, says Marshall Foch, are bigger since the war.The great French soldier, with characteristic directness, has hit upon an essential truth.Men's souls are bigger men's understanding is broader and men's sympathies are deeper than ever before in the history of the world. It is largely because of Foch's own dignity and strength of soul that the American people love himThere is no sign to get ready to turn out. Such was the announcement made today by the management of the California theatre This splendid theatre is to show Chaplin in his latest comedy smash, "The Idle Class," starting tomorrow, and this means that packed houses will greet the mustached comedian. This latest comedy production of Chaplin's is without a doubt something entirely new in mirth The noted star takes a dual part, and both as the tramp in his old familiar garb, and also as the society lounge lizard, he is ridiculously funny. The audience is kept in a continual uproar of mirth from the time the curtain opens on the picture until the final fade-out New and novel comedy stunts are "pulled" by the big-footed comedian, and they are so unusual that the spectators are held in a suspense of laughter and tears while the hilarity is on. In keeping with such a strong feature, the management has prepared an added program fully up to the standard demanded by such an attraction Popular Eugene O'Brien will be seen in that powerful play "Clay Dollar," and Mack vaudeville headliners will dispense good music and other splendid entertainment for this program. Charles Hawley, the organist has prepared a dandy musical offering which should go over like the veritable "house afire," and all in all the whole bill is a hummer. INTENSE INTEREST IN CHRISTMAS SALE The largest showing of toys ever exhibited in No.Orange-co is now on display at Weber's Book & Music Store, where Santa Claus has arrived in all his glory Besides a large section of the main floor being given over to holiday goods, the entire second floor is packed with Christmas goods. The annual Christmas sale opened Saturday with the greatest display of interest on the part of the public that this popular store has ever witnessed so early in the season Two thousand souvenirs were given away Saturday and today. The line of dolls and doll carriages and of electrical and mechanical toys is particularly complete. MEN'S SOULS BIGGER Men's souls, says Marshall Foch, are bigger since the war.The great French soldier, with characteristic directness, has hit upon an essential truth.Men's souls are bigger men's understanding is broader and men's sympathies are deeper than ever before in the history of the world. It is largely because of Foch's own dignity and strength of soul that the American people love himThere is no sign to get ready to turn out. Such was the announcement made today by the management of the California theatre This splendid theatre is to show Chaplin in his latest comedy smash, "The Idle Class," starting tomorrow, and this means that packed houses will greet the mustached comedian. This latest comedy production of Chaplin's is without a doubt something entirely new in mirth The noted star takes a dual part, and both as the trump in his old familiar garb, and also as the society lounge lizard, he is ridiculously funny. The audience is kept in a continual uproar of mirth from the time the curtain opens on the picture until the final fade-out New and novel comedy stunts are "pulled" by the big-footed comedian, and they are so unusual that the spectators are held in a suspense of laughter and tears while the hilarity is on. In keeping with such a strong feature, the management has prepared an added program fully up to the standard demanded by such an attraction Popular Eugene O'Brien will be seen in that powerful play "Clay Dollar," and Mack vaudeville headliners will dispense good music and other splendid entertainment for this program. Charles Hawley, the organist has prepared a dandy musical offering which should go over like the veritable "house afire," and all in all the whole bill is a hummer. INTENSE INTEREST IN CHRISTMAS SALE The largest showing of toys ever exhibited in No.Orange-co is now on display at Weber's Book & Music Store, where Santa Claus has arrived in all his glory Besides a large section of the main floor being given over to holiday goods, the entire second floor is packed with Christmas goods. The annual Christmas sale opened Saturday with the greatest display of interest on the part of the public that this popular store has ever witnessed so early in the season Two thousand souvenirs were given away Saturday and today. The line of dolls and doll carriages and of electrical and mechanical toys is particularly complete. MEN'S SOULS BIGGER Men's souls, says Marshall Foch, are bigger since the war.The great French soldier, with characteristic directness, has hit upon an essential truth.Men's souls are bigger men's understanding is broader and men's sympathies are deeper than ever before in the history of the world. It is largely because of Foch's own dignity and strength of soul that the American people love himThere is no sign to get ready to turn out. Such was the announcement made today by the management of the California theatre This splendid theatre is to show Chaplin in his latest comedy smash, "The Idle Class," starting tomorrow, and this means that packed houses will greet the mustached comedian. This latest comedy production of Chaplin's is without a doubt something entirely new in mirth The noted star takes a dual part, and both as the trump in his old familiar garb, and also as the society lounge lizard, he is ridiculously funny. The audience is kept in a continual uproar of mirth from the time the curtain opens on the picture until the final fade-out New and novel comedy stunts are "pulled" by the big-footed comedian, and they are so unusual that the spectators are held in a suspense of laughter and tears while the hilarity is on. In keeping with such a strong feature, the management has prepared an added program fully up to the standard demanded by such an attraction Popular Eugene O'Brien will be seen in that powerful play "Clay Dollar," and Mack vaudeville headliners will dispense good music and other splendid entertainment for this program. Charles Hawley, the organist has prepared a dandy musical offering which should go over like the veritable "house afire," and all in all the whole bill is a hummer. INTENSE INTEREST IN CHRISTMAS SALE The largest showing of toys ever exhibited in No.Orange-co is now on display at Weber's Book & Music Store, where Santa Claus has arrived in all his glory Besides a large section of the main floor being given over to holiday goods, the entire second floor is packed with Christmas goods. 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Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving and expects to be up and playing again soon. Directors and stockholders of The Placenta Orange Growers Ass'n conducted their business meeting this morning at 10 o'clock after which their annual dinner was served in The Ma. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving and expects to be up and playing again soon. Directors and stockholders of The Placenta Orange Growers Ass'n conducted their business meeting this morning at 10 o'clock after which their annual dinner was served in The Ma. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving and expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Plans For their Christmas Entertainment. Little Roger Dupuy who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for last week is rapidly improving和 expects to be up和playing again soon. Directors和stockholdersofThePlacentaOrangeGrowersAss'nconductedtheirbusinessmeetingthismorningat10o'clockafterwhichtheirannualdinnerwasservedintheMa. The Rebekahns are holding an all day meeting in The Odd Fellows Hall today for their purpose Of completing Pl Mr. and Mrs. F. Chambers enjoyed a pleasant day at Oak Glen yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown of Long Beach were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Garrison yesterday. The Rebekahs are holding an all day meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall today for the purpose of completing plans for their Christmas entertainment. Little Roger Dupyn who has been ill at his home with pneumonia for the last week is rapidly improving and expects to be up and playing again soon. The directors and stockholders of the Placentia Orange Growers Ass'n conducted their business meeting this morning at 10 o'clock after which their annual dinner was served in the Ma-sonic hall at 12 o'clock. Mr. J. R. Blake and family sold their home on E. Amerige and are moving to Pomona where Mr. Blake is employed. Mr. Blake says he hates to leave the fine little town, and that he will be back again some time. Mrs. F. M. Brambley is in Los Angeles today. Mrs. Johnny Boyle of Buena Park who has been ill in the Fullerton hospital for the past three weeks was taken to her home yesterday in a Scale ambulance. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Clever visited in Long Beach yesterday. Mrs. D. Clauseon, and daughter, of Huntington Beach visited over the week-end with Mrs. Walter Wilson of Fullerton. M. Smith left Saturday over the Santa Fe for Exeter. John Cooney and Pat Maley, left today over the Santa Fe with the body of Mr. Maley's brother James Maley, for Weston, West Virginia, where the body will be interred. The body was sent by Angus McAulay, funeral director. The Daughters of Veterans were well pleased with the result of their cooked food sale Saturday at 116 E. Commonwealth Ave. Mrs. L. Dysinger spent the weekend in Los Angeles, visiting friends and relations. Mr. W. H. Baldwin is enjoying a visit from his son H. D. Baldwin of San Francisco, who will remain here for about two weeks. Mr. Baldwin will then accompany his son north. Special Thanksgiving services were held in the Christian church Sunday, the program being given by the various Sunday school classes. The regular Thanksgiving Missionary offering was also taken up. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Schweitzer entertained over the holidays Mr. Schweitzer's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Schweitzer and daughter of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison of Fort Wayne, Indiana, who are spending the winter here. GOOD ROADS VS. BATTLESHIPS A battleship lasts but a few years before it is junk, even in times of peace. But a good road runs straight to the sunrise, endures for a lifetime and brings happiness and convenience to millions. MEN'S SOULS BIGGER Men's souls, says Marshal Foch, are bigger since the war. The great French soldier, with characteristic directness, has hit upon an essential truth. Men's souls are bigger, men's understanding is broader and men's sympathies are deeper than ever before in the history of the world. It is largely because of Foch's own dignity and strength of soul that the American people love him. There is in the man's makeup nothing of the provincial. Acclaimed the world's greatest soldier, his modesty is in keeping with his strength of character. "Coming to America" he said, "has enlarged my vision."—San Francisco Chronicle. REPRESENTATIVES OF COLORED PEOPLE GIVEN RECOGNITION WASHINGTON Nov. 28—In recognition of the colored men who served during the World War, the war department, which was in charge of the Armistice day services in honor of America's unknown dead, reserved seats in the amphitheater at Arlington cemetery for representatives of the colored race. Two organizations of colored ex-service men requested places in the funeral cortege that escorted the body of the unknown to Arlington, and their requests were granted. DETROIT IDLENESS DECREASING DETROIT, Nov. 28—The number of men employed in this city increased 4,400 during the first two weeks in November. Even this number will be materially increased within the next few weeks, due to the amount of public improvements that will be made by the city and the state in the immediate future. The city is making arrangements to expend $10,000,000 in municipal projects. BUFFALO CAR SHOPS REOPEN BUFFALO, Nov. 28—The Eastern Buffalo Car Repair Shops of the New York Central Railroad, which have been closed for nine months, have reopened under management entirely separate from the railroad. The normal force of 1,500 men will soon be at work. RAILROAD EQUIPMENT ORDERED CHICAGO, Nov. 28—The largest order for railroad equipment since the railroads were turned back to private control has been placed by the Chicago, Wilwaukee & St. Paul. The order consists of 2,500 steel coal cars and will call for an expenditure of $4,500,000. OTHERWISE, NOTHING HAPPENED! Dick Eriekens wished an operative thoroughgoing entrance screen, then using the door. Lanyon child's savings had $25 in silver bad The Orange County Plain Dealer City Briefs Mrs. W. Kealthley and daughters, Audrey and Belinda, went to Los Angeles today to pass the week-end with friends and relatives. Mr. Carl Kgofer and son passed Thanksgiving in Victorville with Mr. Koofer, who is remaining there for a time to benefit his health. Miss Bertha Schmidt of Chino was the guest over Thanksgiving of friends in Ankheim. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chambers have returned from Barstow where they went Wednesday, remained over Thanksgiving, and passed the week-end with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. Denahue of Pittsburg, Pa., who are spending the winter in Southern California, were callers yesterday on Anaheim friends, Mr. and Mrs. As Schulte of S. Palm-st and Mrs. Ella Williams of the Colonist-apts. J. H. Kirk, of Prelate, Saskatchewan, Canada, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, being the nephew of Mrs. Perry. He is looking for a location and will send for his family soon as this is found. Mr. and Mrs. Rollo McClellan, who live on Ball-rd, are parents of a nine-pound son, born this morning. Mr. McClellan was formerly connected with the Anaheim Feed and Fuel Co. Mrs. Isaac Crecentina of Berkeley, and Mrs. John Pyle, of Colorado, were visitors yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry. They were former neighbors in their easter homes. Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Welsh and Mr. and Mrs. Palymaras motored to Pomona yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rulek motored to Downey and Long Beach yesterday afternoon. Clyde Wagner of Coalingo is visiting his father, D. E. Wagner and Miss Roberta Wagner and Dave Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brown have returned from a four day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown. Mrk' and Mrs. E. L. Dooley accompanied their sister, Miss Sophia Holloway to Los Angeles yesterday. In the evening they attended the show at the New Pantages theater. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Reeves have returned from a six weeks' trip which took them as far as New York and Washington. 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Wheatley, clerk at the local Santa Fe depot, has been changed to the Fullerton office. He was relieved here by B.B.Barton of San Diego. c F.Wilcox, of Yuma, Arin., who has been a member of the T.L.Hoag household the past four months, will leave tomorrow for his home in Yuma. mrs Walter Vanatta and Miss Zolin Vanatta of Olinda, were guests yesterday of Mrs.C.O.Vanatta.In the evening they attended the performance at the California theatre. dick Erickson of Fullerton underwent an operation at the Anaheim sanitarium today. mrs.E.D.Martin of Anaheim was admitted to the Anaheim hospital yesterday. there was a collision yesterday afternoon on Los Angeles-st between a Bulck and a Motor Transit bus.The Bulck was slightly damaged,and the stage dented.Fortunately no one was seriously injured. miss Myrtel Wintera was the weekend visitor with friends in Los Angeles. mrs and Mrs Alvin Melcher had as dinner guests yesterday.Misses Harriet Muzzy and Adeline Melcher,and Messra Jones and Herman Melcher MISSING NUMBER CLUE TO BURGLARY The mystery of the missing number occupied the attention of City Marshal Sam Jernigan of Santa Ana today. Search has been instituted by Jernigan for a red headed man and a man who limped. At the same time he sought the last numeral on the license plate of a Ford car, which the men are believed to have rented in Los Angeles Wednesday night, and to have used while robbing the W. E. Lanyon home at 801 South Izona-st, in Santa Ana. A neighbor of Lanyon, on the night of the robbery, saw the red headed man and the man who limped leave the Lanyon house. He also saw the Ford and got the car's license number—all but the last figure. He gave the police the number 219,264. It was up to Jernigan to supply the missing numeral. He found that the numbers from 219,260 to 219,267 are all registered to the same owner, the Ford Rental company, 810 Marsh Strong building, Los Angeles. This seemed to simplify the situation materially. Of course the number sought might be 219,268 or 219,269, but the chances were 8 to 2 against that possibility especially since neither of those two numbers was registered to a Ford car. Accordingly, Jernigan is investigating the rental company, to ascertain whether a man who limped and a red headed man rented one of its cars Wednesday night. If they did, the next step will be to locate the men and prosecute them for the crime. The burglars who visited the Lanyon residence thoroughly ransacked it after gaining entrance by slashing a rear screen, then using a pass key to open the door. Lanyon found that only a child's savings bank, containing about 25 in silver had been stolen. MEASUROGRAPHS INSTALLED Sebastian Bros. have installed a measurograph at each of their wrapping counters, which will greatly facilitate the work of the sales people and save much time to the customer. The machine accurately measures and computes the cost of the smallest portion of yardage goods, and should the material be reversed in feeding, the amount and cost are thus deducted, making it impossible for the customer to pay for more than he has received. As a time saver and a benefit to the salespeople, as well as to the customer, the measuregraph is a great addition to the equipment of this wide awake firm. BOWLING THIS WEEK Five Points Service Station and Sanitary Dye Works will meet tonight in the City Bowling league and tomorrow night the Dew Drop Inn will meet Tridle & Tridle while James Vulcanizers clash with the Studebakers. Thursday evening there will be a special game between City League All-Stars composed of Wulf, Hedder, Martin, Yoorn and Dugas, and a picked team composed of P. Varner, James Boyd, Fox and Efker. IDLE 8 MONTHS; NOW BUSY YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Nov. 28.—After being idle for eight months the Liberty plant of the Trumbull Steel Co., has opened eight of its 12 mills. Carnegie steel operations are approximately normal. There are 82 out of 105 sheet mills in the Mahoning valley in operation. BAILROADS PLACE BIG ORDERS EITTSBURGH, Nov. 28.—The steel industry is encouraged by construction programs of several railroads. The New York Central is preparing for the purchase of 100,000 tons of rails; the Pennavlwable, 150,000 tons and the Norfolk & Western, 49,000 tons. DEC. 14 DATE FOR U.P. PLAN HEARING Hearing on the petition of the Los Angeles and Salt Lake railroad company, now the property of the Union Pacific, to build an extension into Orange-co will be held Dec. 14 at 10 a.m. before the state railroad commission, according to a notice received by County Clerk J. M. Backs. The hearing will take place in the commission's court room at 813 Pacific Finance building, at Sixth and Olive-sts, Los Angeles. On hand to present their protests against the proposed extension will be P. C. Drumm, attorney for residents of Batavia-st, Orange; F. S. Britain, attorney for the Farm Bureau of California, and the growers' committee composed of W. N. Cummings, D. C. Drake and I. L. Collina. Attorneys for the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads and the Pacific Electric company, of Los Angeles, are scheduled to attend. The state railroad commission will act in the capacity of the interstate commerce commission, it was announced today. W. N. Cummings, chairman of the Growers' committee, said today: "We are objecting only to the proposed spur thru Orange and Villain to Tustin. We do not believe spur is a necessity as we think this part of the country developed and has more cities than it needs. Lieve that the railroads be denied." 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