oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-28

CALIFORNIA Be With the Crowds AMERICA'S BIGGEST AND BEST ROUTINE OF VAU ACTS SELECTED FROM THE ORPHEUM, PANTAGES AN THE LEADING THEATRES OF AMERICA. VAUDI A MERRY WHIRL OF FUN MUSICAL 15 SINGERS 4 - Great Acts A MERRY WHIRL OF FUN MUSICAL 15 SINGERS WITH 4 - Great Acts 20 - People On Our Stage NOTICE: YOU MUST COME EARLY TO ASSURE YOURSELF A GOOD COME EARLY! News of Fullerton NEW SUBDIVISIONS OPEN IN FULLERTON The regular meeting of Fullerton trustees was held last night. A petition for ornamental lights from residents of No. Pomona-ave was presented and filed. A resolution was passed providing the drawing up of plans and specifications for ornamental lights in all the districts in the city which have petitioned them. Bids were allowed for the hauling of piping, the building of a new reservoir, and the buying of new piping. The contract for the reservoir was let to Paul H. Ehlers for $49,350, with 15 per cent extra work. The contract for hauling was given to Poister and Menard, and the contract for new piping to the Associated Supply Co. The Sterns Subdivision tract was approved subject to recommendations. The Gantz subdivision which will extend Brookdale another block was also approved. Action on the Clever subdivision was held over another meeting. A letter-was received from the La Habra C. of C. approving the methods used by the board in safeguarding the subdivisions and plats in unincorporated towns. CHANGE DOWNTOWN PARKING ORDINANCE An ordinance changing the downtown parking rules in Fullerton passed the first reading last night at the regular meeting of the board. MOTHER AND BABE AT BREA BURNED Mrs. Robert Russell and four-months-old baby sustained painful burns yesterday noon when their gas range exploded. Dr. O. S. Perrett, attending physician, states this morning that both baby and mother are doing very nicely, and that the baby's burns are not so serious as first believed. Mrs. Gurley, a neighbor, is caring for Mrs. Russell and baby as the entire rear portion of the Russell home was demolished. FUNERAL NOTICE TO BE MADE LATER Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Lister, whose death occurred early Sunday morning after an illness of several wounds, will be announced later, as relatives from a distance have been delayed in their arrival, on account of the condition of the roads. One son, from Arizona, was able to reach Anaheim today and others are expected soon. FULLERTON BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland visited yesterday in Alhambra and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Noonan went to San Juan Capistrano over the Christmas holidays. Mrs. E. W. Hibbs of La Habra spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Sargent. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bryan and daughter Olinda News OLINDA LEASE, Dept. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Van-tained at a 12 o'clock Christmas day. The g- and Mrs. C. W. Irwin-don and Nathan and Sparks of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Fransson, Ray, spent Monday Mrs. F. S. Mather of Rel-ging Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Will-spent the Christmas Mrs. Annin's sister, Mrs Santa Monica. Mr. and Mrs. C. H-family spent Saturday day with relatives in Mr. and Mrs. W.J-family entertained 13 Christmas house party over the week-end-celebrated with a bigger. The related guer-Trayers' mother, Mrs Miss Elizabeth Jones-mother, Mrs J. J. Tr-Mr. Jes Travers, sister Muney and husband cousin, Mr Hubert Patterson and daughter thy; Mr Wm. Benn Dennett, Miss Katherine-the host and hostess Jorie Travers and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bert I-the guests of Mr. and Robb of the West Coast turkey dinner Christmas Mr. and Mrs. J.-spent the holidays with Qxpard. Mr. and Mrs. J. 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night at the regular meeting of the board of trustees. The clerk was instructed to advertise for bids, for the resurfacing of Magnolia ave and for the drainage in that vicinity, to be carried on in cooperation with Brookhurst. P. H. Kuhne, Fullerton postman, who went into a chuck hole, presented a request that the city pay him for the damage to his car. The request was refused. The city attorney was instructed to get all the deeds possible for the barranca. The city is trying to get control of the barranca, and contemplates bringing it completely into control during wet weather. FULLERTON B. OF T. GETS MORE TICKETS There have been more football tickets promised from Pasadena for Fullerton B. of T. distribution. Secretary Irwin stated that he had not been informed the number but that there are probably about 50. The tickets were mailed yesterday. FAMILY REUNION DINNER One of the nicest of family reunion dinners was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. McGimpsey Christmas at their home on E. Commonwealth AVE. A delicious turkey dinner with the fixin's was served at 5 o'clock with covers placed for Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Gage, Mr. W. Gage, Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Gage and children, Mrs. Iris Woodward and children, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hancock and children, of San Jacinto; Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Gickory and two children, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tate; Mrs. Merle Hammill and Mr. and Mrs. E. Woodward. CONSIDER AMBASSADOR WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-It was believed here today that the name of Under Secretary of State Fletcher was sent to Brussels for approval as United States ambassador to Belgium to succeed Brand Whitman, present minister. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sutherland visited yesterday in Alhambra and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Noonan went to San Juan Capistrano over the Christmas holidays. Mrs. E.W.Hibbs of La Habra spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.J.G.Sargent. Mr. and Mrs.F.Bryan and daughter Margaret of Brea were guests Christmas of friends in Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs.H.C.Illo of Hakersfield, Mrs.P.M.Sexton and Mrs.J.Campbell were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Sexton. Mrs.W.J.Cabman and Miss Liliian Corceoran are Los Angeles shops today. Mr. and Mrs.O.M.Harlow spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr.Harlow's parents in Riverside. Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Smith metored to Los Angeles Christmas where they were dinner guests of Mrs.Smith's brother ,Mr.W.G.Smith and family. Miss Olga Johnson a teacher at Coalingo is spending the week with her parents. Mrs.J.Mills of La Mirado is spending several days with Mrs.M.Callan. Mr. and Mrs.Doll of Fullerton are rejoicing over the arrival of a son this morning at the Fullerton hospital. Baby Estrada of the Bastanchury ranch underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital this morning. Albert Foss of Corona underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital this morning. J.T.Evans left this morning over the Santa Fe for Fayetteville, Ark. A.L.Ray left last night for New Mexico, over the Santa Fe. Fred Fuller and family of Fullerton, and William P.Webb, Jr., of Anaheim spent Christmas holiday at Huntington Park. Miss Cora Corkle of Colorado Springs, is visiting with the Smith Family of Fullerton. Miss Irma Robinson of the Fullerton high school is spending the day shopping in Los Angeles. L.H.Smith of Fullerton is laid up over an encounter with a Ford yesterday, when he was trying to crank it. Fords have the reputation of often kicking like a mule, and it must have been such a kick that pinned Mr.Smith between the Ford and the wall, causing him to sprain his ankle. He is expected to recover within a short time. Mr. and Mrs.Bert H., the guests of Mr. and Robb of the West Coast turkey dinner Christmas Mr. and Mrs.J.Kess spent the holidays with Oxward. Mr. and Mrs.J.H., ternated at a 4 o'clock dinner Christmas day Were Mr. and Mrs.B.H., Mr. and Mrs.Bill U daughter Helen, Mr.A Umberham and son Ch.Mrs.Nolan, Mr.A Patten, Mr.Frank Vardy Mr. and Mrs.M.R., family were guests of D.M.Forsyth of Annie Mr. and Mrs.George are visiting Mrs.Minegret, Mr. and Mrs.Otter Mr. and Mrs.D.A., ill entertained at a fair Christmas day.The guts Mrs.Little's parents,Fox of Fullerton;s wife Wolfe and family;s sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs.John Sily of Cudahy were therand Mrs.R.M.EmoMonday. Miss Sadie Viets, at Duke of Buena Park Duke's relatives in Wday. The Christmas which was to have been M.E.church Friday popped until next Dec.29.at7:30.Bvited.Although the gram has been changed entertained by the coy day evening.Santa Q will be able to be there have something in his children.Everyone M.rand Mrs.Macfamily and guest,Mrs.s visited Mr.Robert's Saturday night and Ss miss Gladys Viets s geles visitor Saturday Mr. and Mrs.Franl Mrs.Delby's parents Friday. USE BELGIAN Japanese experimentation have obtained suits from Belgian se STUFFED PRE Try stuffing the prune cheese and serving the dressing on a lttuce le Visitors to Italy who day have to pay a spe The Orange County Plain Dealer DIRECTION WEST COAST THEATRES, INC. CALFORNIA OMORROW A'S BIGGEST COMPLETE AT POPULAR PRICES TINE OF VAUDEVILLE PANTAGES AND ALL OF STARTING THE NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS — WE HAVE HAVE THE BEST VAUDEVIL MEIKLEJOHN AND DUNN DEVILLE HEADLINED BY BURNS BROS. LOCAL COMEDY RE 15 DANCERS — 15 COMEDIANS acts - 4 And Don't Forget You See the Picture This picture portrays the favorite Jack Holt at his best ever. BURNS BROS. CAL COMEDY REAL 15 DANCERS — 15 COMEDIANS And Don’t Forget You See the Picture This picture portrays the favorite Jack Holt at his best ever. Many a Heartache, Thrill, Romance, DON’T M OURSELF A GOOD SEAT. Popular Prices Olinda News Items OLINDA LEASE, Dec. 27—(Sple.) Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Van Patten entertained at a 12 o’clock turkey dinner Christmas day. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Irwin and sons Welden and Nathan and Miss Esther Sparks of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delby and son, Ray, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Mather of Revera, celebrating Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ammin and son spent the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Annin’s sister, Mrs. Echelman of Santa Monica. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McHenry and family spent Saturday and Christmas day with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Travers and family entertained 13 relatives with a Christmas house party at their home over the week-end. Sunday was celebrated with a big Christmas dinner. The related guests were, Mrs. Trayers’ mother, Mrs. Jones; niece, Miss Elizabeth Jones; Mr. Travers mother, Mrs. J. J. Travers, brother, Mr. Jess Travers, sister, Mrs. R. A. Muney and husband and daughter, cousin, Mr. Hubert Peterson, Mrs. Patterson and daughter, Miss Dorothy; Mr. Wm. Bennett, Miss Nell Bennett, Miss Katherine Corwick and the host and hostess and Miss Marjorie Travers and Mr. William Travers. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Longstreet were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robb of the West Coast lease at a turkey dinner Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richardson spent the holidays with relatives in Oxpard. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Patten entertained at a 4 o’clock turkey dinner Christmas day. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKegg, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Umberham and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Umberham and son Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Van MUSICAL COMEDY AT CALIFORNIA THEATER One of the most pretentious acts in vaudeville is coming to the California theatre tomorrow as the headliner on the Meiklejohn and Dunn vaudeville road show. Singing, dancing and comedy will all be found in the musical revue which the Burns Brothers have to offer. In this act there are 15 people and besides this aggregation of performers a special orchestra is carried by this company. Alma Highower who is the drummer and leader of the jazz band which furnishes the music for this revue is considered the best woman musician in this country “The Dark Town Follies” has many bright spots and these colored performers are sure to furnish a hot of mirth and laughter. Louis London, the Orpheum favorite, is often billed as the man with the million dollar voice and he quite lives up to his billing, Mr. London is one of the highest salaried singers in vaudeville and his selection of original songs and stories are of great entertaining value. Two clever people are Robert Jesse and his pretty partner, Alice Hubert. They have a real comedy offering in their sketch “A Pair of Hose” and smiles and chuckles follow every line that they speak. Another high class act will also be seen and the photoplay, “The Mask,” a gripping picture will be shown. In the cast of this picture are Jack Holt, Hedda Nova, and little Mickey Moore. Santa Fe Lease OLINDA LEASE, Dec. 28—(Spl.) (Spl.) Miss Adah Lane and Mr. Herold Humphrey of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs John Marcotte of Fulerton spent Xmas with Mr. and Mrs Frank Greminger. Mr. Elmer Williams motored to Venice Christmas night. Mrs. Woolsey of Los Angeles visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs Robert Jones and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Cohely and daughter, Lola, spent Xmas with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs Jack Andrews spent Sunday with his sister in Los Angeles. Mr. Benette who was seriously injured by falling from a derrick can take a few steps now. Mrs. D. S Peck of Pasadena has been spending several days with her daughter, Mrs Brice Turner. Mr. Bill Schryer had Christmas dinner with his folks, Mr. and Mrs H. Schryer and daughter, Olive. Mrs Hartogg’s father and mother and sister from Ontario spent Xmas with her, returning Monday to their home. Mr. and Mrs Chas Peralta are proud grandparents of a new baby girl born the 21st. Parents being Mr. and Mrs Chas Peralta, Jr., of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs Chas Hamilton and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs Robt Meranda at a Xmas dinner. SANTA FE LEASE, Dec. 28—Angeles has been the guest of Miss Jessie Weich returned home with her to spend Xmas. Mr. and Mrs Flynn entertained their children and grand children, Mr. and Mrs Howard Flynn and son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Bert Spear, Mr Herb Flynn, Mr Ray Grant and children and Mr Spear’s Mr. and Mrs. Bert Longstreet were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robb of the West Coast lease at a turkey dinner Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Richardson spent the holidays with relatives in Oxspard. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Patten entertained at a 4 o'clock turkey dinner Christmas day. The guests Were Mr. and Mrs. Henry McKegg, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Umberham and daughter Helen, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Umberham and son Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Nolan, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Van Patten, Mr. Frank Van Patten. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Scribner and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Forsythe of Anaheim Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Misemheimer are visiting Mrs. Misemheimer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Peck. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Little and family entertained at a family gathering Christmas day. The guests were Mrs. Little's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fox of Fullerton; sister, Mrs. H. Wolfe and family; sister, Mrs. A. Fox and husband. Mr. and Mrs. John Soules and family of Cudahy were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Emory and family Monday. Miss Sadie Viets, and Mr. Ralph Duke of Buena Park visited Mr., Duke's relatives in Wilmington Sunday. The Christmas entertainment which was to have been given at the M.E. church Friday night was postponed until next Thursday night. Dec. 29, at 7:30 Everyone is invited. Although the original program has been changed you will be entertained by the children Thursday evening. Santa Claus thinks he will be able to be there and he will have something in his pack for the children Everyone come. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Roberts and family and guest, Mrs. Robert's sister, visited Mr. Robert's sister of Bell Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Gladys Viets was a Los Angeles visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Delby visited Mrs. Delby's parents of Fullerton Friday. USE BELGIAN SEED Japanese experimenters in flax cultivation have obtained the best results from Belgian seed. STUFFED PRUNES Try stuffing the prunes with cream cheese and serving them with French dressing on a lttuce leaf. Visitors to Italy who travel on Sunday have to pay a special tax. Another high class act will also be seen and the photoplay, "The Mask," a gripping picture will be shown. In the cast of this picture are Jack Holt, Hedda Nova, and little Mickey Moore. AUTO CLUB TELLS ABOUT BAD ROADS Following is a complete report of road conditions, as compiled by the So.Cal.Auto club: RIDGE ROUTE—Very slippery in places; should not be attempted without chains. COAST ROUTE NORTH—Passable, as detour at Goleta has been planked, altho not advisable unless trip is urgent. Slide on second causeway north of Ventura interrupted travel; passable now but hard to negotiate. CANEJO GRADE—Santa Susana grade and road by way of Sangus and Fillmore are all open and free from detours. LONG BEACH-BLVD — Still closed on account of bridge being washed out. Route by way of Harbor-blvd; Wilmington and the Anaheim-rd; Considerable water over Harbor-blvd north of Nigger Slough, but passable. SAN DIEGO COAST ROUTE — Abajolely closed. Four bridges out from Oceanside south, Oceanside to Escondido-rd closed. Stages unable to operate. SAN DIEGO INLAND ROUTE — Closed; bridges out at Temecula and Vista. SANTA ANA CANYON-RD—Completely undermined in places. Bridge over Santa Ana river at foot of Mt.Rubidoux still out; travel routed thru Colton to Riverside. LOS ANGELES TO POMONA—El Monte bridge out on Valley-blvd. FOOTHILL-BLVD—Closed on account of bridges out between Durarte-and Azusa. SAN DIEGO TO IMPERIAL VALLEY—Closed by slide on Mountain Springs grade. LOS ANGELES TO IMPERIAL VALLEY—Road via Mecca washed out in places between Banffing and Indio. CAJON PASS—Absolutely closed near Keenbrook. TEMESCAL CANYON—Closed between Corona and Elsinore. ONTARIO TO CORONA—Road via Euclid-ave not advisable; Rincon bridge reported unsafe. MOJAVE—Can be reached by way girl born the 21st. Parents being Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Peralta, Jr.; of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Hamilton and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.Robt.Meranda at a Xmas dinner. SANTA FE LEASE, Dec. 28.-Angeles has been the guest of Miss Jessie Weich returned home with her to spend Xmas. Mr. and Mrs.Flynn entertained their children and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs.Howard Flynn and son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.Bert Spear, Mr.Herb Flynn, Mr.Ray Grant and children and Mr.Spear's mother, Mrs.Spear at a family dinner on Xmas day. Mrs.Bowe and children spent Christmas at the home of Mr., and Mrs.Ed Fergus of Anaheim. Mr.Everett Miller spent Christmas eve and day with his mother at El Segunda. Mr. and Mrs.Walkup and family were called to Bakersfield, his mother being fatally injured-by a fall. Mrs.Seiglehorst was an Anaheim visitor Saturday. Miss Vera Feldner spent Christmas with her folks in Orange. Mr.Bill Everett spent Christmas with his folks in Fullerton. Miss Neoma Brown of Brea spent several days with her grandparents. Misses Lola Cobely, Helen, Eunice and Genevieve Meranda spent Saturday with Miss Beulah Long of Placentia. The Christmas program of the Methodist church was postponed on account of the rain. Mr.Robt.Jones was a Brea visitor Sunday night. of Bakersfield and Tehachapi Pass without trouble, Road via Lancaster very muddy and not advisable. BAKERSFIELD TO SAN LUIS OBISPO—Not advisable. PALMDALE TO VICTORVILLE—Road washed out by Big Rock Creek. LOS ANGELES TO REDONDO—Open. LONG BEACH TO SANTA ANA—Regular road open. WASHINGTON-BLVD TO VENICE—Open. VENICE TO PLAYA DEL REY—Open. LOS FELIZ-RD—Closed between Hollywoodwood and Glendale. CAMP BALDY—Road absolutely closed, as most of the bridges have been washed out. MOUNT WILSON—Road badly damaged by heavy rains. Australia has raised $50,000,000 for the assistance of her ex-soldiers. Anaheim's Picture Palace SHOW ONE DAY ONLY LETE SHOW THE NEW YEAR EVERYBODY MAKES ONE OR MORE WE HAVE RESOLVED THAT ANAHEIM SHALL EST VAUDEVILLE OBTAINABLE. ROAD SHOW A MERRY WHIRL OF FUN REVUE 1500 LAUGHS JACK HOLT IN “THE MASK” A MERRY WHIRL OF FUN REVUE 1500 LAUGHS JACK HOLT — IN — “THE MASK” Thrill, Romance, Adventure in this Superb Special Production. DON'T MISS THIS SHOW! Popular Prices 25c and 50c—tax extra CITY BRIEFSE Miss Ethel Head of Chicago is wintering in California and was at the guest of W. D Crafton at their home on Kroeger-st. W. E. Newports of Missonia, Montana who's in California for some time spent the week-end at the Grafton home. Miss Arline Bobst of Los Angeles was the dinner guest of Miss Lillian Degryse this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Garrison of Long Beach, were here yesterday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Senley. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nenno who have been spending several days at the C. J. Nenno home, have gone to Los Angeles where they are registered at the Alexanderia Hotel. They will return for the Elks New Year ball which will be held in their new home. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Parks are spending the day in Los Angeles. Wm. Kenny of Huntington Beach spent the day with friends and relatives here. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. Get our prices before you buy Poultry Supplies J. E. Schumacher Co. Phone 794 West Anaheim Made Right! BRADLEY'S HIGH GRADE LIQUID PAINT The formulas used in the manufacture of Bradley's High Grade Liquid Paints and other finishes are the results of years of painstaking study and experiments. Paints that will resist the inroads of California weather have thus been developed. To insure the uniform high quality of Bradley Paints both the raw materials and the finished products are submitted to exacting tests by trained chemists before being sent out under the Bradley label. The formulas used in the manufacture of Bradley's High Grade Liquid Paints and other finishes are the results of years of painstaking study and experiments. Paints that will resist the inroads of California weather have thus been developed. To insure the uniform high quality of Bradley Paints both the raw materials and the finished products are submitted to exacting tests by trained chemists before being sent out under the Bradley label. As an extra protection to paint buyers, every Bradley product is covered by a liberal guarantee. H. N .WHITE, Anaheim Specify Bradley's when you buy paint. Manufactured by Bradley-Wise Paint Company Los Angeles LAST TIME TODAY ALICE BRADY in "DAWN OF THE EAST" A Really Dandy Feature—Other Good Attractions TOMORROW Meiklejohn and Dunn Road Show VAUDEVILLE CALIFORNIA THEATRE ANAHEIM