oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-21

HERE WE ARE California Theatre TOMORROW ONLY THURSDAY THE GREAT BRIN FUN GALORE The antics of this "Man-Appeal think he might even talk son AND LOOK - AFTER YOU HAVE SEEN 5 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS SELECTED FROM THE NOTICE! Prices just the same 25c and 50c Tax Extra Two Shows, 7 and 9 AND LOOK — AFTER YOU HAVE SEEN 5 BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS SELECTED FROM THE BEST YOU SEH ON THE SCREEN NOTICE! Prices just the same 25c and 50c Tax Extra Two Shows, 7 and 9 News of Fullerton SWING TELLS OF TARIFF EFFORTS A little rain did not daunt about 125 men from turning out last night to hear the address given by Phil D. Swing, congressman from this district, and the lecture of Harry F. Atwood, noted preacher of Americanism, who pointed out the dangers that now confront the civil government of the U. S. in meeting the onslaught of Bolshevism. It was the regular meeting of the Fullerton B. of T. A committee waited on Congressman Swing on his arrival in Fullerton last evening relative to obtaining a new federal building for Fullerton, and Mr. Swing stated that he would do everything possible to obtain it. In his address before the board Swing dwelt on the progress of the tariff bill covering the citrus fruits industry of So. Cal., especially the lemons. He also told of the progress of the Colorado river project. Atwood's entire lecture was devoted to the constitution of the U. S., and the foes which are undermining it. He urged a return to the republic in deed and in truth, and to put God back into American history as the safest way to head off Bolshevism. He lauded patriotism to the skies and moaned that there is not more of it, but expressed his conviction that the principles of the American government will triumph in the end. The regular business meeting was held, and the various committee reports were received. A committee was appointed to nominate officers for the ensuing year. The Installation of the Boulder Canyon dam on the Colorado river, would be the making of So. Cal., Congressman Swing declared. He said NMAS TREE IN BREA STREET The Knights of Pythias will hold their annual Christmas tree in the streets in Brea on Friday night for the poor children of the city, and all "kiddies" are invited. Entertainers are expected from Los Angeles, and a big program is contemplated. EDEN RECOVERS MOTOR R. W. Eden of Fullerton, a prominent oil man, and well known in north Orange-co., whose car was stolen at Huntington Beach was notified today that it had been recovered at Compton. The thief was not found. Little damage done to the car. MAILS COMING IRREGULARLY The Fullerton post office is receiving mail irregularly because of the big rains throughout So. Cal. The mail of Christmas packages is continuing unabated, and the packages are being sent out as rapidly as the mail line connections permit. TEACHERS AT INSTITUTE All the teachers of the Fullerton high school are in Santa Ana today attending the teachers' institute, it was reported at the office of L. E. Plummer, principal. The teachers are taking a vacation until Jan 3, but are improving their time in better fitting themselves for their duties. LAF-A-LOT CLUB MEETS Mrs. Sadies Lucey entertained the members of the Laf-a-Lot Card club recently with a delicious chicken luncheon. Pretty seasoable flowers and decorations were used making the table look very attractive. Following the luncheon the afternoon was spent playing five hundred at which Mrs. J. Trendal scored highest and Mrs. J. Sollis second. Mrs. Lucey is leaving soon for Oregon, so she resigned from the club and her place will be filled by Mrs. G. McFarland. GET PEEK! Fullerton peeled a peek at the rain, the heavier fall since Saturg has been 4.49 of 5.92 inches pared with 2:21 time last season, rain guage at Growers Ass'n. The wind and few of the oranges but the damage pare with the g FULLERTO Mr. and Mrs., dinner guests Richie's mother Bernardino. Several days with C. J. McCartt at Mrs. J. B. Rec from her sister, two daughters from Wyoming Mr. Coxen is Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs., day shopping in Mr. and Mrs., peeting a visit Rev. J. P. Thort souri, for over The Misses Rona were guests Sunday at the M. Sacregat and Arthur, of Mr. and Mrs., will entertain guests, their re H. C. Rugglesston, Mr. and M family of San and Mrs. Ben Sardino. DCMESTIC SPOIL NEW YORK back into American history as the safest way to head off Bolshevism. He lauded patriotism to the skies and moaned that there is not more of it, but expressed his conviction that the principles of the American government will triumph in the end. The regular business meeting was held, and the various committee reports were received. A committee was appointed to nominate officers for the ensuing year. The installation of the Boulder Canyon dam on the Colorado river, would be the making of So. Cal. Congressman Swing declared. He said that it would pay for itself many times over, and would be the biggest thing that ever happened for the country, provision of power and water for the irrigation of much additional land. That these new fangled ideas of democracy and these various "isms" should be thrown aside and that the constitution of the U.S. should be accepted as it is written was the declaration of Mr. Atwood. He said that these very things are what the constitution was written to avoid, and that as long as we abide by the constitution we won't get into trouble, but when we don't we will. LAF-A-LOT CLUB MEETS Mrs. Sadies Lucey entertained the members of the Laf-a-Lot Card club recently with a delicious chicken luncheon. Pretty scansoable flowers and decorations were used making the table look very attractive. Following the luncheon the afternoon was spent playing five hundred at which Mrs. J. Trendal scored highest and Mrs. J. Solls second. Mrs. Lucey is leaving soon for Oregon, so she resigned from the club and her place will be filled by Mrs. C. McFarland. SPEED NAVEL PACKING SOON The various orange packing houses are contemplating opening up the packing of navels again as soon as the ground dries so the orange pickers can become busy again. The Fullerton Mutual Orange Growers Ass'n had already been packing some navels when the rain came, and interrupted them, and so had the Benchley Fruit Co. The Placentia Orange Growers' Ass'n are getting their packing house in readiness to begin as soon as possible. The navel crop is said to be fair this year, and the market just no wis fairly good. VISIT WITMAN JEWISH LAKE No If It's THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEaler WE ARE ANAHEIM THENIA BIG PRINT LY VAUDEVILLE INDAMOUR AND HERE'S A TREAT FOR THE KIDDIES THE WORLD'S GREATEST MONKEY NAPOLEON of this “Man-Ape” has astounded science. He does most everything you can think of but might even talk some day—It’s certainly wonderful! NOTICE! es just the same 5c and 50c Tax Extra Shows, 7 and 9 Albert A. Kaufman presents “Courage” NOTICE! just the same 5c and 50c Tax Extra Shows, 7 and 9 Albert A. Kaufman presents “Courage” With Naomi Childers and Sam Degrasse A Sidney A. Franklin production GET PEKK AT SUN TODAY Fullerton people were glad to get a peek at the sun today after the rain, the heaviest in years. The rainfall since Saturday night in Fullerton has been 4.49 inches, making a total of 5.92 inches for the season, compared with 2.25 inches at the same time last season, according to the rain guage at the Placentia Orange Growers Ass'n. The wind and the rain took off a few of the oranges from the trees, but the damage did not at all compare with the good done, it is stated. FULLERTON BRIEFES Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Richie will be dinner guests Christmas of Mrs. Richie's mother, Mrs. F. Reed in San Bernardino. They will also spend several days with their friend, Mrs. C. J. McCart at Redlands. Mrs. J. B. Reeve is enjoying a visit from her sister, Mrs. J. A. Coxen and two daughters who have come here from Wyoming to spend the winter. Mr. Coxen is expected to be here Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Yost spent Monday shopping in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Hill are expecting a visit from Mrs. Hill's father Rev. J. P. Thornton of St. Joseph, Missouri, for over the holidays. The Misses Della and Carrie Corona were guests at a dinner party Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Sacregat and two sons, George and Arthur, of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. John Stark of Brea will entertain Christmas as dinner guests, their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruggles and family of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Hawes and family of San Bernardino and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stark also of San Bernardino. DOMESTIC SCIENCE · SPOILS HUSBANDS NEW YORK, Dec. 21 — Admiral City Briefs Mrs. R. E. Bloomfield spent the week-end in Los Angeles with friends. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hunter and sons spent Sunday at Highland Park. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McCord were Sunday dinner guests at the Wm.Dolan home. Mrs. A.T.Wilson of Dale-ave and Ball-rd was the guest of Mrs. R.C.Davis on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.Bob White of Santa Ana spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.Wm.Dolan and family. Mr. and Mrs.Edward Putnam, of Balboa, parents of Mrs.H.W Stanley, arrived yesterday for an over Christmas visit with Mr. and Mrs.Sanley. Henry Heying was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Mrs.Welcome M.Ward and baby Malcom Edgar Ward returned from the hospital yesterday to her home on S.Philadelphia-st. Orville Stump spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.W.H.Harkins of 316 Elm-st announce the arrival of a young son on Dec. 17.The little boy weighed 5½ lbs. Misses Emma.Owens and Lucille Johnston returned home today from their college studies at S.B.U.C. Misses Mildred Henry and Alma Earmes have accepted positions with the Woolworth Co.during the holiday rush. J.L.Davis of Los Angeles returned to his business duties in Los Angeles after a several days visit with relatives here. Kenneth Nagel is another of the college chaps who is home for holidays. Charles Eygabroad did not attend the weekly meeting of Cal.Fruit Growers Exchange directors today in Los Angeles.Too much water. Mrs.C.S.Cole of Santa Ana has been admitted as a patient at the local sanitarium. Ray Lacey of Huntington Beach is invading at the Anaheim sanitarium. B.A.Guernsey of Bellflower is a patient at the local sanitarium. Mr.Mr.William Treis of Anaheim are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl who made her appearance yesterday. Gilbert Kraemer and wife are the proud parents of a brand new baby girl. Ruth Alexander of Redlands is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.George Anderson of Anaheim, where she will spend the week. The friends of the Arnold Walker family, living northwest of town will be glad to hear of their change of plans for leaving the community.R MAN JEWELRY STORE BEFORE SELECTING YOUR LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES No Trouble to Show Goods If It’s From Witman’s It’s Good THE PRE-XMAS VILLE SHOW The man who dived into "Elliot Bay," the most treacherous of waters, handcuffed—the man who challenges the world to produce the handcuff, leg-iron, chain or lock, straight-jacket or other well-known devices of restraint he cannot master. THE KIDDIES T MONKEY LEON can think of but talk and there are many things he does that we A husband who wears the "broadarrow" on his coat; a wife who wears it on her heart. To one it is a brand of shame; to the other, a cross of courage. The test of a man's courage comes sometimes in one daring moment, but woman's courage is a finer thing, founded often on love's sacrifice. A husband who wears the "broad arrow" on his coat; a wife who wears it on her heart. To one it is a brand of shame; to the other, a cross of courage. The test of a man's courage comes sometimes in one daring moment, but woman's courage is a finer thing, founded often on love's sacrifice. To the heart of a wonderful wife—"Stone walls do not a prison make; nor iron bars a cage." They contemplate moving to a ranch in Corona, and had expected to go this week, but, owing to remodeling their residence there, they will remain in their present location for an additional two or three months. Mrs. J. W. Campbell, of Columbus, Ohio, arrived Friday morning to visit her daughter, Mrs. Charles Peters, of Hansen, and other relatives. She will pass the winter in California. Mrs. J. C. Idlor was a Los Angeles visitor today. Bob Gibbs, son of R. F. Gibbs' on Dale-ave., is home for the holidays. He is a student in the Davis Agricultural college. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Ingram and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Bonnat were guests last evening at the Fulsom home in Garden Grove. Miss Rae Limburgner of Long Beach is spending several days with Anaheim friends. Marion Davies and Forrest Stanley are being featured again today at the California in "Enchantment." There is also a comedy, and events of the day. There is also a vaudeville performance. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. 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