oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-14

NEWS OF FULLERTON BAND CONCERT AT H. S. AUDITORIUM The Fullerton City band will give the following program Thursday evening at Fullerton high school auditorium: March—Brooks Chicago Marine band Seitz Overture—Poet and Peasants, Supper Saxophone solo—Angeles Serenade Braga Master Chas. Young Popular—Tucky Home, Irving Berlin Trombone solo—Love is the Light of the World McDonald Mr. O. W. Stock Intermezzo—Bird and the Brook... Sults Intermission (d)—Dialogus. Miss Laura McClellan (b)—Jazz Band Vaudeville—Hinckley Bros., Smith, Babize and Isbell (e)—Xylophone solo Mr. Ted Corcoran (d)—Clarinet solo Mr. C. E. Tozler PART II March—Wagner Troutman Popular—Till the Sun Falls to Give Its Light Evans (Made in Fullerton) Tuba solo—Double B Polka...Ripley Mr. F. Creese Selection—Memories of Stephen Foster Holmes Star Spangled Banner. E. B. Tozler, director. 60 AT FULLERTON KIWANIS LUNCHEON There were about 60 members present at the meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis club at noon today at the I. O. O. F. hall. One of the features of the meeting was a talk by the president of the Kiwanis club of Mt. Clemens, Mich., who told of his trip to So. Cal. He also told of Henry Ford and some of the good musical programs for Bible class. The Houser Bible class of the First Christian church of Fullerton will be entertained Sunday morning at the regular meeting at the Rialto theatre by a lady whisper from Covina. There will also be music furnished by the high school orchestra under the direction of Director Walberg. The Masonic band will also furnish music. There are expected to be 150 men from Covina attend the class Rev. J. T. Houser, pastor of the church and teacher of the class, stated today. These will not be counted in the contest. The theatre will hole but 650 men, and there were 508 present last Sunday, and arrangements are being made for an over flow next Sunday. It is expected that the Fullerton class will lead the Santa Ana class by a big majority. Rev. Richard Gentry of the First Christian church of Covina will preach at the services instead of Rev Houser Sunday morning. The Christian Endeavor Society will stage a pageant Sunday evening at the church in honor of Dr. Clark who originated the Christian Endeavor idea about 46 years ago. ATTEND S. A. ENTERTAINMENT A number of Daughters of Veterans attended an entertainment last evening given at Santa Ana unde the auspices of the Santa Ana Daughters of Veterans, as a benefit affair for their home in Sawtelle. Attending from Fullerton were Mrs. Moni Tanner, Mrs. Smithburn, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. W. H. McHenry, Mrs. O Evans, Mrs. F. Porter and Mrs. E Double. FULLERTON BRIEES 60 AT FULLERTON KIWANIS LUNCHEON There were about 60 members present at the meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis club at noon today at the I. O. O. F. hall. One of the features of the meeting was a talk by the president of the Kiwanis club of Mt. Clemens, Mich., who told of his trip to So. Cal. He also told of Henry Ford and some of the good works which he is doing, and has done and says that there are many of them that have never been mentioned. He said Ford is a Kiwanian and a fine fellow. There was also a speech from John M. Kemmerer, president of the civic planning commission of Whittier, who told of the civic planning work that has been done in the city. Other Whittier citizens who were present included: Dr. George P. Conders, Jeff T. Wright, O. S. Coppoch, Lew Brundidge and Dalton A. Field. Abe Pritchard received the attendance prize. SEEKS ESTATE LETTERS H. D. Thurber, of Fullerton, had filed petition in the superior court today for letters of administration over the estate of Dan Wills, who died in that city June 10, 1921. The estate consists of two shores of stock of the Anaheim Union Water company, valued at $500. BEGIN PACKING OF ORANGES THURSDAY The Placentia Orange Growers' Ass'n of Fullerton expect to begin the packing of oranges again Thursday it was announced today. The Mutual Orange Growers' Ass'n announce that they will start the packing of oranges again as soon as the weather permits. They have a few oranges left to ship, it was stated. SHIP 10 CARS OF CELERY The American Fruit Growers, Inc., will ship 10 cars of celery this week from the Irvine Ranch, it was stated this morning at the office of W. C. Osborne. There will be four cars of cauliflower shipped from the ranch, it was added. ART TEACHERS MEET Fullerton grammar schools sent an art exhibit to the display at Santa Ana today. The Fullerton exhibit will be in charge of Mildred Pierce, art director of grammar schools. There will be a meeting of all art teachers in the county tonight at the junior high school in Santa Ana, it was stated. HAWAIIAN CONCERT TONIGHT There has been much enthusiasm aroused in the Fullerton grammar schools over the big Hawaiian entertainment to be given tonight by the FULLERTON BRIEF'S Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith entered Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs Robert Wood and daughter Gwen dolyn of El Monte, also Dr. and Mrs R. N. Wood, visiting here from Boston, Mass., and Mrs. T. R. McMichael of El Monte. The Foreign Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon in the churl parlors. Mrs. Donaldson will be the speaker and her topic will be "Korea." Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Callan spent the week-end at Oxnard visiting Mrs Callan's sister, Mrs. W. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Dykman were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Swair on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spow, of Pasadena were the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jordan, Sunday a delicious chicken dinner was served after which cards and music were enjoyed. The Ebell club will give a card party in the Odd Fellows hall Friday at 2 p.m. Five hundred and Bridge will be played and prizes will be awarded for highest scores in each game. Everyone is cordially invited; so let's all go and help the Ebell ladies build that new club house. Mr. L. Plummer will leave in a few days to attend a J. C. convention to be held at Memphis, Tennessee, or the 24 and 25th and a high school principal and supervisors convention at Chicago, on the 27th and 28th and March 1, 2 and 3. Mrs Plummer will visit with her people at Coldwater, Michigan during his absence. Mrs. G. K. Pettit left this morning over the Santa Fe for Fort Smith. STILL MORE ORE THERE Experts have decided there are at least 8,000,000 tons of ore In sight in copper mines in eastern Finland that have been only partially developed. PATENTS FAUCET A Swedish inventor has patented in 17 countries a faucet which requires no packing, accurate grinding of the fitting surfaces of the valve preventing leakage. TRANSLATES THICKNESS For metal workers a gauge has been invented that translates the ART TEACHERS MEET Fullerton grammar schools sent an art exhibit to the display at Santa Ana today. The Fullerton exhibit will be in charge of Mildred Pierce, art director of grammar schools. There will be a meeting of all art teachers in the county tonight at the junior high school in Santa Ana, it was stated. HAWAIIAN CONCERT TONIGHT There has been much enthusiasm aroused in the Fullerton grammar schools over the big Hawaiian entertainment to be given tonight by the Royal Hawaiian Family, it was stated today by C. A. Marcey, principal. This is especially so of the eighth grade class, it was stated. A large attendance is expected. EXPERTS have decided there are at least 8,000,000 tons of ore in sight in copper mines in eastern Finland that have been only partially developed. PATENTS FAUCET A Swedish inventor has patented in 17 countries a faucet which requires no packing, accurate grinding of the fitting surfaces of the valve preventing leakage. TRANSLATES THICKNESS For metal workers a gauge has been invented that translates the thickness of metals to be cut by oxy-acetelene flames into terms of gas pressure and tip sizes. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. MADE IN THE CUP AT THE TABLE The Convenient Kind of Coffee Mr. Washington's refining process removes all waste matter and leaves just the goodness of pure coffee. Always delicious. You merely add hot water. No waste. No coffee pot. Every can guaranteed to give satisfaction. Never varies. O. WASHINGTON COFFEE REFINING COMPANY, 522 Fifth Avenue, New York Washington's COFFEE CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL The Orange County Plain Dealer JACK-IN-THE-BOX CONVICT CAPTURED BY GIRL Quick of wit as was convict Harry Berwin, Miss Josephine Ireland of Newton, Mass., was quicker. Bervin climbed into a packing case in Charleston, Mass. Prison, and escaped when the motor truck passed through Newton. Miss Ireland saw him run into a cellar and informed the police. Berwin was soon on his return trip to Charlestown. Photo shows the girl, the convict the motortruck and the packing case. PALACE AT GENEVA WHERE ECONOMIC CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD PALACE AT GENEVA WHERE ECONOMIC CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD The beautiful dining-room in the Royal Palace at Geneva will be the scene shortly of a large gathering of European and it is hoped American statesmen. CONCERT TO OPEN ANAHEIM MARKET The new Anaheim Market at the corner of Center and Clementine-sts. will stage an opening program Wednesday evening from 7 until 11 o'clock. The following lines of business will be located in the new market: The Boston Bakery Branch, the Chaffee Grocery and Meat Market, Young-Korean Produce Co., Peter Palm's Branch, Cigar Store, Franz new barber shop and real estate office, and Moran's Men's Furnishing store. MIRROR THROWS BEAMS A French lighthouse has a highly polished gilded bronze mirror more than seven feet in diameter, the largest metallic mirror in the world, throwing a beam of light 30 miles in favorable weather. PUBLIC DEBT DECREASES WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—The public debt of the United States was $23.— EMBROIDERY UPON BATHING SUIT NOW IMITATES DALIGHT To imitate daylight for color comparisons an English artist has invented a concave reflector covered with a checkerboard of blue, green and purple squares to be placed above an electric light. PUMP PRINTS RECEIPT Electrically operated, a new gasoline dispensing pump prints a customer's receipt and three records of the amount of fuel sold at the same time. SUMMONS OPERATOR A bell to summon a radio operator when a message is to be received instead of requiring him to wear his telephones constantly has been invented in England. SHOE REPLACES WHEELS Of English invention is a sliding shoe to replace trolley wheel for electric railroads, the claim being that it causes less wear on wires and is more easily replaced when it slips from a wire. COLLAR FOR SWIMMER MIRROR THROWS BEAMS A French lighthouse has a highly polished gilded bronze mirror more than seven feet in diameter, the largest metallic mirror in the world, throwing a beam of light 30 miles in favorable weather. PUBLIC DEBT DECREASES WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—The public debt of the United States was $23,388,514,236, a decrease of $50,000,000 from a month previous, according to Secretary Mellon. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. A black bathing suit with white soutash embroidery an advance model. FILES CARBON COPIES A typewriter designed for filling in money orders in post offices also make and files carbon copies of them, recording the number issued and adding their money values. HEATER CAUSES FIRE An over-heated hot water heater caused a fire at the residence of Arthur Laden, 894 South Los Robles avenue, this morning. The damage to the house was $50. TO DEVELOP AVIATION The government of Czechoslovakia has appropriated substantial amounts to continue the present aerial transportation service between Paris and Prague and to develop aviation at home. EMITS DRY COLD AIR For twenty-five years a dry artesian well in New Jersey has been emitting a steady blast of cold, dry air, which is piped into a residence to cool it in summer. A bell to summon a radio operator when a message is to be received instead of requiring him to wear his telephones constantly has been invented in England. SHOE REPLACES WHEELS Of English invention is a sliding shoe to replace trolley wheel for electric railroads, the claim being that it causes less wear on wires and is more easily replaced when it slips from a wire. COLLAR FOR SWIMMER The inventor of a new buoyant collar claims it will teach a person to swim in ten minutes, as it allows his head to fall in a natural position and keep water from his eyes, nose, mouth and ears. Anaheim Battery Co. GOULD Dreadnaught Batteries Recharging and Repairing 132 Chestnut St. Phone 108-J WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER HEELS 35¢ 250 E. Center Corner Philadelphia Alfred M. Morrisson Contractor and Builder Plans Furnished 608 N. Philadelphia St. Phone 537-M From Farmer to Consumer DAIRY FEEDS J. E. SCHUMACHER CO. Opp. S. P. Depot W. Anaheim Phone 794 NOW SHOWING A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION "GET-RICK-QUICK WALLINGFORD" Based on the Famous Wallingford Stories MARY TRIMBLE in A MUSICAL NOVELTY ACT CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim "MARY BLUE" COLOR CHOSEN BY PRINCESS LONDON, Feb. 14.—"Mary Blue" is the rage in England as Princess Mary's wedding day approaches. The color is favored by the princess. It is now used extensively for hair wreaths, afternoon frocks and ribbons. Dyeing houses are doing a rushing business changing hydrangea shades and cyclamen to "Mary Blue." The shade is a soft Sax, sometimes called aquamarie, that suits blue wood. GIGANTIC SWINDLE TRUST UNEARTHED CHICAGO, Feb. 14. — Operations of a gigantic swindle trust which has robbed the foreign born of millions of dollars were unearthed today as police sought Leslie Harrington, who fled Chicago shortly after his office was raided. Others were involved in the "Ponzi plot," following a probe of the affairs of Raymond J. Bischoff, 25, who admitted he drained $4,500,000 from Lithuanian stockyards employes. CHOSEN BY PRINCESS LONDON, Feb. 14.—"Mary Blue" is the rage in England as Princess Mary's wedding day approaches. The color is favored by the princess. It is now used extensively for hair wreaths, afternoon frocks and ribbons. Dyeing houses are doing a rushing business changing hydrangea shades and cyclamen to "Mary Blue." The shade is a soft Sax, sometimes called aquamarie, that suits blue-eyed women and accentuates the depth of their eyes. 60 SINN FEINERS RELEASED TODAY LONDON, Feb. 14. — Sixty Sinn Feiners who were convicted of political crimes committed on English soil were released from English prisons today under a grant of amnesty. Announcement that these prisoners would be freed was made by Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill Saturday. Premier's Slayer Is Favored by Workers TOKIO, Feb. 14.—Over 50 per cent of the employees of the four big Sumitomo factories at Osaka in electing shop committees voted to name Koniche Nakaoka., assassin of Premier Hara, as a member, according to the Asahi today. At the time of the slaying of the Japanese premier, the youthful assassin was reported to have radical tendencies. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Plain Dealer Want Ads get results. TRUST UNEARTHED CHICAGO, Feb. 14. — Operations of a gigantic swindle trust which has robbed the foreign born of millions of dollars were unearthed today as police sought Leslie Harrington, who fled Chicago shortly after his office was raided. Others were involved in the "Ponzi plot," following a probe of the affairs of Raymond J. Bischoff, 25, who admitted he drained $4,500,000 from Lithunian stockyards employes. 'STEADY RALPH' FILM READY FOR SHOWING LOS ANGELES, Feb. 14.—"Steady Ralph" Obenchain, who has been called a modern Sir Galahad, and "a man in a million," because he hurried to Los Angeles from Chicago to aid his former wife, Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, when she was indicted jointly with Arthur C. Burch for the murder of her sweetheart, J. Belton Kennedy, has completed a film which will be produced under the name, "A Man In A Million." LOCK OF JAP'S HAIR HOME; SOUL RESTS SEATTLE, Feb. 14.—Although the body of Jitsujiro Sano, a Japanese sailor, is buried in alien soil, his soul will rest forever in peace in his native land because a lock of his hair is being taken back to Nippon on the Alabama Muru, the vessel on which Sano was accidentally killed while in port at Victoria, B.C. According to sailors of the Alabama Muru the look of hair will be buried in Japan and will bring peace to Sano's soul forever. COMING THURSDAY LIMITED ENGAGEMENT D. W. GRIFFITH'S SUBLIME DRAMA "WAY DOWN EAST" WAY DOWN EAST" An Opportunity to See This Marvelous Play at Popular Prices RICHARD BARTHELMESS and LILLIAN GISH in FAIRYLAND Theatre Anaheim