oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-03

NEWS OF FULLERTON TOPPINS ARRESTED ON LIQUOR CHARGE Willie Toppins was arrested by the Fullerton police Saturday night on the charge of transporting booze. He gave bond for $150, and was released to appear before Judge French in the Fullerton police court this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Officers think that the case may not develop as seriously as the charge might imply, since he is said to have had but one bottle and was passing it among friends in the alley. OBSERVE "CANADA DAY" "Canada Day" will be observed at the regular weekly meeting of the Fullerton Kiwanis club at noon tomorrow at the I. O. O. F. hall over the First National Bank of Fullerton. A special program designed to celebrate the friendship between America and Canada will be arranged, with the hope that peace may ever exist between these two English-speaking countries. GUTHAUS FUNERAL TUESDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Louise Guthaus of Fullerton, wife of the well-known Fullerton tailor, who died Saturday, will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the McAulay funeral parlor according to announcement today. Rev. E. J. Statom officiating. Interment is to be in Loma Vista cemetery, with the Eastern Star in charge at the grave. GET JUDGE OUT OF BED FOR MARRIAGE Harle Brown Nix, 26, of Los Angeles, and Thelma Miller, 21, of Los Angeles, were quietly married Saturday night at the home of Judge Wm. French of Fullerton. They went out driving, and drove into Fullerton, roused the Judge out of his bed about midnight, got married and drove back to Los Angeles where they expect to make their home. GARCIA FUNERAL TUESDAY A. Garcia died at his home in Yorba this morning. Funeral services will be held in the Yorba church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, it is stated, with interment in Yorba cemetery, Angus McAulay, funeral director. START VALENCIA PACKING The Placentia Orange Growers, Inc., expect to start the packing of Valencias Wednesday at their Fullerton packing house. It was announced today. The other Fullerton packing houses have been packing Valencias for the past two weeks in small shipments. BLOOD POISONING FATAL Fred Clarke, 11 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clarke, Sr., died this morning at the home of his parents in La Habra. The body is at the McAulay funeral parlor pending funeral arrangements. The death is said to have been the result of blood poisoning. ALL NEW SPRING MODELS BIBLE CLASS BIG PROJECT The program reels alto theatre at the yesterday morning terest. H. G. Millton of Santa Ana drives their number to the program. Mr. reading entitled, the Side of the Roar sang "When You Are Maggie," and was times. Mr. Dennit also present and pannement, all of which enjoyed by the men. Arrangements were the parade to Cochin when the Houser lied to the guests of the at that place. A general charge of ment and is arranched to carry 200 men. auto provided for said, and is urging theatre here not la in order to reach Cochin time. A AUTOISTS COMPLI A warrant was se C. Sidman against complaint that he his machine and here and Santa Anita warrant will be se Paceshutz of Upland apprehended on a of W. H. Kidd. James Wirt was day by Justice Howard complaint of Fred Ced Wirt hit his brothily fracas. A Jurezy forfeited when he failed to Judge Howard today drunkenness. THEORY OF According to a theory coral is affected of a wearer, become presence of disease. Plain Dealer wam ALL NEW SPRING MODELS $485 One of our many styles Patent Leather Vamp, grey suede trimmed. Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. ANAHEIM Vote For Chas. H. Mann For City Trustee Election Monday, April 10th Your Support Will Be Appreciated. NERVOUS PROSTRATION IS MENACE TO AMERICAN Strenuous Mode of Living Making this Disease Common This may well be called the nervous age. 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To be getting the genuin that portrait and sign of A. W. Chase, M are on each box. trade mark is yourtection against imitand substitutes.—A tisement. The Orange County Plain Dealer BIBLE CLASS HAS BIG PROGRAM SUN. The program rendered at the Ri- alto theatre at the Houser Bible class yesterday morning was of unusual interest. H. G. Miller and O. H. Clayton of Santa Ana were present to rive their numbers as announced on the program. Mr. Miller gave the reading entitled, "Let Me Live by the Side of the Road." Mr. Clayton sang "When You and I Were Young, Maggie," and was encored several times. Mr. Dennis of Orange was also present and played the accompaniment, all of which was greatly enjoyed by the men. Arrangements were completed for the parade to Covina next Sunday when the Houser Bible class will be the guests of the Gentry Bible class at that place. A. E. Stuelke has general charge of the class movement and is arranging for 50 autos to carry 200 men. "There will be an auto provided for every man," he said, and is urging that all be at the theatre here not later than 8 o'clock in order to reach Covina on scheduled time. AUTOISTS CUT IN COMPLAINTS SAY A warrant was sought today by C. C. Sidnam against A. F. Siewert, on complaint that the latter cut between his machine and another between here and Santa Ana on Sunday. A warrant will be served on Charles Paceshutz of Upland, as soon as he is apprehended on a similar complaint of W. H. Kidd. James Wirt was given 30 days today by Justice Howard for battery on complaint of Fred Olivas, who charged Wirt hit his brother during a family fracas. A. Jurezy forfeited bail of $1e when he failed to appear before Judge Howard today on a charge of drunkenness. THEORY OF CORAL According to a West Indian theory coral is affected by the health of a wearer, becoming paler in the presence of disease. Plain Dealer want ads get results. Unusual Plot in “The Silent Call” John Bowers and Kathryn McGuire in “The Silent Call” Extremely unusual in the plot of its narrative, "The Silent Call," the feature attraction at the Fairyland Theatre this week, also has an unusual cast consisting of seven men, one girl and a remarkable police dog. The photoplay is the first Lawrence Trimble-Jane Murfin Production presented by H. O. Davis and distributed through Associated First National Pictures, Inc. Slam of Door Heard Clear Around the World Proves to Be Keynote to Nazimova Photoplay Ibsen Idea Developed Into Present Day Status of Women In All Circles When Henrik Ibsen wrote the INDIAN SHOOTS MARSHAL LOS ANGELES, April 3.—Chief of Police Frank Redans of Corona, was shot, probably fatally, by Jack Myers, a half-breed Indian, at Corona. Slam of Door Heard Clear Around the World Proves to Be Keynote to Nazimova Photoplay Ibsen Idea Developed Into Present Day Status of Women In All Circles When Henrik Ibsen wrote the words, "The sound of a door is heard from below," as the finishing touch to his now famous drama, "A Doll's House," he made a phrase the echo of which has been heard around the world, and laid the corner-stone of an idea that has developed in the last forty-odd years, into the present day status of women in the home, in the business world, in politics and in the nation's life in general. For several years the startling realistic portrayal of Nora, the doll-wife, as presented on the stage by Nazimova, the noted Russian actress, has made this remarkable character more and more familiar to the American public. Nazimova has won her greatest distinction in this role, and no one ever has given a more clear-cut impression than she of the petted and spoiled young wife dependent on her husband's every whim and wish till the great crisis comes, and she suddenly awakens to the right of every woman to create her own destiny, to develop her own personality, and to live her own life along lines her conscience may dictate. And now Nazimova has transferred this characterization to the motion picture film, and her screen version of this great Ibsen drama, produced by her own company for United Artists Corporation is seen today at the California theatre. So consummate an actress is Nazimova and so perfect her understanding and interpretation of the role of the doll-wife's subjection and ultimate revolt against the standards under which woman existed at the time Ibsen wrote "A Doll's House," that the character has lost none of its realism, none of its appealing qualities, in its transfer to the film. Nazimova and her director, Charles Bryant, have adored exceptionally close to the drama as presented on the speaking stage, and every detail of characterization of the outstanding characters, Helmer Torvald and Nora, the doll-wife, is kept intact through the superb artistry of Nazimova and her leading support, Alan Hale. From the first action in the play, when Nora hears of her husband's promotion to be manager of the bank in which he has been employed, and believes that her fondest hopes for him have come to realization; through his illness when she forges to obtain money to save his life; through all her secret saving and ALSO— LARRY SEMON in “THE SHOW” A Riot from Start to Finish. A Splendid Program. TION IS MERICANS g Making on pills. I don’t think there is any other nerve medicine that will do what Dr. A. W. Chase’s Tonic Pills will.” You can buy Dr. A. W. Chase’s remedies at all drug stores. To be sure of getting the genuine, see that portrait and signature of A. W. Chase, M.D., are on each box. This trade mark is your protection against imitations and substitutes.—Advertisement. ANAHEIM THIRD IN TRACK MEET Anaheim had nothing to be ashamed of in the Union high school athletic meet at Orange on Saturday. The city rolled up 21 points, of which 15 were the result of three firsts. Cook took first in the 100-yard dash and shot put. Clayes first in the 220-yard low hurdles, Cook third in the 220-yard and fourth in the 440-yard dash; Mann third in the 880; while Seims tied for third in the high jump. The final score was: Huntington Beach, 59; Santa Ana, 47; Anaheim, 21; Fullerton, 9; Orange, 7; Capistrano, 1. Jack Doty has begun the erection of a $7,000 home on West Malvern-ave. BALDWIN KENNELS WIN PASADENA, April 3.—Principal honors at the second annual bench show of the Crown City Kennel Club won by the Anokia kennels of Mrs. Anita M. Baldwin. PETROLEUM DEPOSITS Northern Peru is being explored for petroleum deposits by engineers representing Aemrleau oil interests. Oh Dog! WHAT A PICTURE! Just teeming with thrills, romance heart interest; with the mighty wolfdog crashing through a drama of humans and a drama of beasts! H. O. DAVIS PRESENTS “THE SILENT CALL” A LAURENCE TRIMBLE-JANE MURFIN PRODUCTION Hal G. Evarts wrote it! Strongheart, the wonder-dcg, is its surprising star! Strongheart’s leap flung the man to earth. Angry jaws snapped over him—fiery eyes flashed hate—and then— PRESENTS “THE SILENT CALL” A LAURENCE TRIMBLE-JANE MURFIN PRODUCTION Hal G. Evarts wrote it! Strongheart, the wonder-dcg, is its surprising star! Strongheart's leap flung the man to earth. Angry jaws snapped over him—fiery eyes flashed hate—and then— FAIRYLAND Now Showing THE WONDERFUL PICTURE OF THE SILVER SHEET YOU MUST COME EARLY TO WITNESS THIS EXTRAORDINARY CINEMA MASTERPIECE California Theatre 2—DAYS ONLY—2 STARTING TOMORROW CALIFORNIA THEATRE 2—DAYS ONLY—2 STARTING TOMORROW Orange County Fashion Revue Most Magnificent, Most Startling Display of Gorgeous Feminine Apparel Ever Exhibited in this Section—Wonderful MANY LIVE MODELS Beautiful and Taelnted, Staged a la Grauman, with Several Brilliant VAUDEVILLE OFFERINGS DE LUXE Aggregation of Lovely, Dainty Garments—Personally Staged by Jack Retlaw. FEATURE NO. 2. Beautiful, Enticing, Bewitching FETTY COMPSON in "THE WOMAN AND THE LAW" If the most brilliant photodramas now showing—a powerful presentation.