oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-24

THE GLORIOUS FOOL AT THE CALIFORNIA Whether they know it or not, all authors write about themselves or their friends. Mary Roberts Rinehart, who wrote the story of the new Goldwyn photoplay, "The Glorious Fool," which will come to the California Theatre for two days, beginning tomorrow, knew intimately the source from which her story came. In her youth, Mrs. Rinehart was a hospital nurse; and no doubt the part of the pretty probationer, played by Helene Chadwick, was suggested by some lovely nurse the authoress had known. The story begins with the marriage of an inexperienced probationer to a private patient who is on the point of death. The patient is desirous of cheating his yulturous relatives or his fabulous fortune; and the poor, wracked nurse consents to the marriage only when she feels that her patient will not die content unless she acquieces in his wishes. But the man gets well—uncomfortably well. And what is more, knows that he is in love with his nurse. Then hospital politics come into play. The little nurse is transferred to a maternity ward, where her sympathies again cause her to do something that nurses simply don't do. And when it appears that she is about to be dismissed, that she has been a complete failure, fortune takes a turn and shows her many things she never guessed were in its wheel. The rich patient in the case is played delightfully by Richard Dix. Mrs. Rinehart has expressed her pleasure at the excellent production and the consummate direction given "The Glorious Fool" by E. Mason Hopper. Under his guidance, the picture is a sweet romance with many tense moments that dissolve into happy events. EYGABROAD & FISHER LEASE NEW OFFICES The reality firm of Eygabroad & Fisher has leased part of the store-room of the Anaheim Feed and Fuel Co. at 242 W. Center-st and will open offices there as soon as alterations have been made. MUCH INTEREST IN NEW PACKARD LINE Auto fans were intensely interested in the announcement of the new Packard cars, which appeared in Saturday's automobile section. Dale & Co., are prepared to take prospects to Los Angeles to see the cars, a full line of which has not yet arrived here. The new single six five passenger touring sells at $2825 here and the big twin six at $4290 here. Village Gossip M. E. Bever, Anaheim contractor, was startled, to say the least, for a time this morning. Under the circumstances he can hardly be blamed. Bever, it will be remembered, is the father of thriving triplets. So this morning when Miss Marion Jean Rollins, a nurse, of Los Angeles, who is stopping at the Bever residence for a few days, telephoned his office and offered congratulations over the arrival of "twin kids," at his house, Bever went straight up in the air. He calmed down somewhat when the nurse offered to take one of the twins off his hands. However, he didn't breathe easily until figuratively speaking, he was given a blue print to the effect that the new arrivals were kid Toggenbergs. Bever, being a builder, understands a blue print, at least. The next time Henry Siefken and Gilbert "Scotty" Scott go deep sea fishing they're not going to take any short-legged guys along, like Johnny Steinborn, for instance. The other day when the wind was blowing great guns, the trio attempted to get a light boat out the mouth of Newport harbor. When they hit the breakers the boat was soon filled. "Jump, you long-legged stiffs, you can wade ashore," Steinborn is alleged to have advised. When Siefken and Scotty were clear of the boat, Steinborn upset the boat and calmly rode it bottom-side up to shore. Harry Green's Beach; an aggregate classical, standard at the principal musical famous California b Chicago. They will encla Orange Show, niments for the grand FOUR AUTOM SMASHED An accident occurred the intersection of Cedelphia-sts when driven by Glenn Sthelm collided with driven by J. L. Van Lemon-st. There wjured seriously. B damaged. An accident was when a Ford car o Webb of East Brod with a Westcott dr Latshaw of No. Los one was reported cars were damaged. EYGABROAD & FISHER LEASE NEW OFFICES The really firm of Eygabroad & Fisher has leased part of the store-room of the Anaheim Feed and Fuel Co. at 242 W. Center-st and will open offices there as soon as alterations have been made. MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY We are moving on April 11 from our office over the S. Q. R. Store to 179 West Center street. DR.W.R.BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALL. Washing IS Hard Work EVEN WITH A MACHINE TO HELP The machine can’t draw water, lug it to the stove, heat it; and empty it into the washer. It aren’t drag heavy baskets of soggy clothes to the line, pin them up, take them down, and bring them in again. We’ll relieve you of all this heavy work—take any short-legged guys along, like Johnny Steinborn, for instance. The other day when the wind was blowing great guns, the trio attempted to get a light boat out the mouth of Newport harbor. When they hit the breakers the boat was soon filled. “Jump, you long-legged stiffs, you can wade ashore,” Steinborn is alleged to have advised. When Siefken and Scotty were clear of the boat, Steinborn upset the boat and calmly rode it bottom-side up to shore. At the recent boxing match, a goodly number of women were in attendance and upon being asked how they enjoyed the contest one of them enthusiastically answered, “fine, never had so much fun in my life.” This reply rather floored the interrogator, for women as a rule do not enjoy seeing one man deliberately bing another on the nose until the gory fluid streams, or cracks him over the head hard enough to knock out for a time what intelligence may have existed, but venturing a little farther with questions, it was learned the pleasure came from a far different origin. “You ought to have seen those men chew gum in their excitement. It was the most fun! They made their jaws overworked harvest hand at a quiet. And they yell and said horrible words favorite received an a “Talk about women sale. Excitement is pared to a bunch of a boxing match.” When asked what when the battlers’ nasty blows she said turned our heads away those excited men after you want to see men extraordinary manner one of Darnley’s many funny for words!” If it's from Witman Floors Laid, Scraped Machine Sa The machine can't draw water, lug it to the stove, heat it; and empty it into the washer. It aren't drag heavy baskets of soggy clothes to the line, pin them up, take them down, and bring them in again. We'll relieve you of all this heavy work—take all the steam and bother out of your home—wash for you, iron, too, if you wish, at a cost within your reach. We have several different types of service. Each is thorough and economical. You'll find this modern way of washing a most welcome relief—phone today and have our representative call. Anaheim Laundry Co. Phone 18 Send it to the Laundry Musical Attraction at Orange Show Harry Green's Californians now playing at Hotel Virginia, Long Beach; an aggregation of ten soloists, playing thirty instruments, in classical, standard and popular programs. These musicians furnished the principal musical features at the Ambassador, Maryland and other famous California hotels, and at the celebrated Marigold Gardens in Chicago. They will play two concerts each day at the California Valencia Orange Show, May 23-30, besides furnishing orchestral accompaniments for the grand opera, concert and other talent there. FOUR AUTOMOBILES SMASHED SUNDAY An accident occurred yesterday at the intersection of Center and Philadelphia-sts when an Overland driven by Glenn Stillwell of Anaheim collided with a Chevrolet driven by J. L. Van Ness, 516 So. Lemon-st. There was on one injured seriously. Both cars were damaged. An accident was also reported when a Ford car driven by Mrs. Webb of East Broadway collided with a Westcott driven by E. S. Latshaw of No. Los Angeles-st. No one was reported injured. Both cars were damaged. YORBA LINDA, April 24.—(Spl.) Mrs. M. A. Bridge and Mrs. H. E. Anderson delightfully entertained at the home of the former on Friday afternoon. The affair was a benefit for the Y. L. Woman's club house fund. There was a splendid turnout and a prepared program which included the following numbers: A burlesqued balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet, Mrs. Howard Brown being the gallant Romeo and Mrs. Bennie Selover the Juliet, tight rope walking by Mrs. Anderson, a "Tish Aggle and Lizzie" automobile trip by Mrs. Bridge, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. GROVE HI SCHOOL CONCERT SUCCESS GARDEN GROVE, April 24 (Spl.) The concert given by the Garden Grove Union high school students in the grammar school auditorium Friday evening, was a success in every detail, and reflected much credit upon the pupils and teachers. The auditorium was filled to its capacity, and each number on the program brot forth hearty applause. The program given was as follows: Part I—Orchestra Overture—Diana ... Ascher Miserere, from Il Trovatore... Verdi Reading—"Her First Call On the Butcher"—Inis Russell. Flower Song ... Lange Grand Opera Selection, arranged by Ascher. Part II—Glee Club To a Wild Rose ... McDowell Large ... Williams Violin Solo—Katherine Kirven... Selected. Blue Bells of Scotland Dip the Car ... Sarona Part III—Band March—Roll of Honor ... King Overture—The Conqueror ... King Reading—the Littlest Rebel—Norma Larson. Waltz—Water Lilies ... King March—Riffle Rangers ... King Part IV One Act Drama—"Our Aunt From California." Characters: Mrs. Needy ... Cynthia Kirven Sally Needy ... Pearl Blacholder Rosalee Needy ... Ethel Emerson Felicia Neddy ... Audrey BonDurant Aunt Mary, Mrs. Muntoburn, Eunice Clark. Mrs. Wilcoxingibs, a dressmaker, Helen Wright. Maid ... Hazel Brentlinger Song. The selections by the orchestra, band and glee club were all splendid and the progress made by the students along musical lines was a surprise to those who had not had the opportunity to hear them before. The drama, which was in reality a comedy sparkling with wit and humor and funny situations was especially good, and it would be a hard matter to decide just which one in the cast were the best, as they were An accident occurred yesterday at the intersection of Center and Philadelphia-st when an Overland driven by Glenn Stillwell of Anaheim collided with a Chevrolet driven by J. L. Van Ness, 516 So. Lemon-st. There was on one injured seriously. Both cars were damaged. An accident was also reported when a Ford car driven by Mrs. Webb of East Broadway collided with a Westcott driven by E. S. Latshaw of No. Los Angeles-st. No one was reported injured. Both cars were damaged. RAILWAY PRESIDENT SUICIDE SAN FRANCISCO, April 24—George L. Davis, whose body was found within a short distance of Mussel Rock, San Mateo county, was a suicide, a note found proved. The clothes contained 27 cents. Davis was president of the Idaho Central Railroad and well known in the railway world of the country. BANK IN NEW BUILDING LONG BEACH, April 24—The American State Bank expects to occupy its new building at Fourth street and American avenue on or about June 15. The Western Savings Bank is planning to move into its building at 126 East First street by July 15. TWO YOUTHS DROWNED LOS ANGELES, April 24—Two youths were drowned while canoeing in Westlake, after winning in the Y. M. C. A. field meet here from the Santa Maria high school—David Feeney, 17, of Santa Maria and Leo Reghetti, 17, of Divide. It required more than an hour to recover the latter's body. their jaws workover harder than a harvest hand at a rancher's banquet. And they yelled, and sweat and said horrible words when their favorite received an adverse ruling." "Talk about women at a bargain sale. Excitement is nothing compared to a bunch of men watching a boxing match." When asked what the women did when the battlers' hit each other nasty blows she said, "Oh, we just turned our heads away and watched those excited men again." If ever you want to see men perform in an extraordinary manner, just go to one of Darnley's matches. It's too funny for words! If it's from Witman's it's good. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders at. J. Ohlund, Local Mgr. 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W Mrs. M. A. Bridge and Mrs. H. E. Anderson delightfully entertained at the home of the former on Friday afternoon. The affair was a benefit for the Y. L. Woman's club house fund. There was a splendid turnout and a prepared program which included the following numbers: A burlesque balcony scene from Romeo and Juliet, Mrs. Howard Brown being the gallant Romeo and Mrs. Bennie Selover the Juliet, tight rope walking by Mrs. Anderson, a "Tish Aggle and Lazzie" automobile trip by Mrs. Bridge, Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Smith; vocal solos by Miss Irma Thomas accompanied by Mrs. Carl Seamans, and Instrumental solo by Mrs. B. M. Selover. Tea was served and a delightful time is reported as well as a neat sum to apply on the club house. Mrs. Julia Selover of Whittier visited relatives in town Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cochran were recent visitors at the home of the latter's sister, Mrs. R. Eldridge of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight have been entertaining the latter's sister and family of Los Angeles the past few days. On Friday they motored to Huntington Beach and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. George Knight. Mrs. Mary Allman who has been quite ill the past two weeks is reported as about the same. Friends of Mrs. Homer May, who has been confined to her home with illness for several months, will be glad to know she was sufficiently improved as to be able to be out a short time on Thursday. Mr. and Edwin Starr spent the past week with relatives at Orange. On Thursday evening Mrs. Hargraves, Mrs. E. R. Walker and Mrs.Logsdon surprised Mrs. E. R. West with a party, while their husbands were at the Masonic lodge meeting. When the husbands returned dainty refreshments were enjoyed which the ladies had brought with them and a splendid evening is reported. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Corbit have as their house guest, their son Howard Corbit of Colton. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Horne were beach visitors Friday. Mrs. E. J. Morris of Montebello has been visiting her son Raymond and family of this place. The Ridge Oil Company No. 1 located on the Colum C. Chapman ranch, is making preparations to abandon their well. This well showed slight oil showings for several hundred feet but not in appreciable quantities and when the string of casing parted at 4,775 feet, it was decided to stop drilling. The company was organized by Vern Dumas two years ago and this well was started at that time. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Walker have as their house guests some old friends, Mr. and Mrs McMannus who have been touring the past year. Mrs. Wilcoxingibs, a dressmaker, Helen Wright. Maid..... Hazel Brentlinger Song. The selections by the orchestra, band and glee club were all splendid and the progress made by the students along musical lines was a surprise to those who had not had the opportunity to hear them before. The drama, which was in reality a comedy sparkling with wit and humor and funny situations was especially good, and it would be a hard matter to decide just which one in the cast were the best, as they were all good, and this feature of the program kept the large audience in constant merriment. Over sixty dollars was realized from the affair, which will go into the treasury of the school band, orchestra and Glee club. It is hoped that the high school students will decide to give another entertainment in the near future. CHARGE POLICE CORRUPT SAN FRANCISCO, April 24—The corrupt alliance between police and bootleggers has been revealed, according to Samuel F. Rutter, state Prohibition director, with the arrest of a policeman here, James Rawlings.A former policeman, J. Joyce, was charged with operating a "blind pig." They plan to leave soon for their home in Ohio. Mrs. J.I. Geissinger has been a guest the past week of her son Byron Geissinger and wife of Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs.G.C.Kinsman are driving a new Reo. Mr. and Mrs.Oliver Burdy are entertaining a friend from the battle-ship Arizona, which is lying now at San Pedro. J.E.Rodden Insurance.Phone 71. Know the Future! PSYCHIC SCIENCE Rev Jay Harrie, Ph.D., D.M.S., Ordained Graduate Clairvoyant and Psychic Medium. Advises you on all affairs of Life,Business Changes,Investments,Love Marriage,Divorce Development Control and Influence.Dates Facts and Figures.A SECRET YOU SHOULD KNOW — THE POWER OF CONTROL.Business strictly confidential. Hours: 10 A.M.to 8 P.M. Private studio located at ANTLER HOTEL Cor Center and Los Angeles Street,Anaheim If it's from Witman's it's good. Floors Laid, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders A. J. Ohlund, Local Mgr. 610 E. Chartres Anaheim Phone 776-W abandon their well. This well show-ed slight oil showings for several hundred feet but not in appreciable quantities and when the string of casing parted at 4,775 feet, it was decided to stop drilling. The company was organized by Vern Dumas two years ago and this well was started at that time. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Walker have as their house guests some old friends, Mr. and Mrs. McMannus who have been touring the past year. NATIONAL GINGHAM WE OLD FRIENDS AND NEW-COMERS in SOFT TRASTING SHADES AND TONES IN SURFACE THE REQUIRED SUBSTANCE TO GIVE THAT FULLNESS WHICH IS THE FEATURE OF THIS STYLES. The 1922 Ginghams just received in complete spring dressmaking. Many new plaids in pretty nations and neat stripes, checks and plain colors, pendable qualities that launder well in 27-inch priced at .....15c, 18c, SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL About two thousand yards of Toil du Nord and "Red Seal" Dress Ginghams, worth 25c ANAHEIM THE HOOL ST SUCCESS April 24 (Spl.) by the Garden School students in auditorium Frisuccess in every much credit upchers. was filled to its number on the hearty applause. was as follows: orchestra Ascher Govatore...Verdi Call On the assell. Lange on, arranged by Lee Club McDowell Williams Kirven...SeSarona Band King Mercor King Rebel—Norma King King King V Aunt From "The Glorious Fool," a Mary Roberts Rinehart story, is seen again today at the California. There are also a number of other features. William S. Hart is seen at the Fairyland theatre today in his latest thriller, "Travelin' On". NO MORE LINCOLNS AVAILABLE SOON George Dunton, local Lincoln distributor, is congratulating himself that he was able to get delivery of a carload of the autos when he did. The order has gone out from the factory that no more deliveries will be made to dealers who have received one or more models until all Ford dealers desiring a demonstrator have been supplied. This may mean a delay of some time before Dunton can hope to obtain more Lincolns. Dunton, in common with the other 8000 Ford dealers, is making a drive for subscriptions for Henry Ford's weekly. The Independent, Duntoh was given a quota of more than 200 subscribers or just half his sales of Ford cars and trucks last year. Last week Dunton's salesmen took 51 subscriptions. Indigestion Unchecked Leads to Poisoning! Fermentation of Food in Digestive Organs Cause of Trouble If you suffer from indigestion it is a sure sign that your system is being slowly poisoned by the fermentation in the intestines. This condition produces heartburn, choking sensations in the chest, a feeling of heaviness or drowsiness, irritability, discouragement and dependency. Mr. M. J. Christopher, 5724 Keyser Street, Germantown, Pa., long a sufferer from indigestion, writes: "Before using Dr. A. W. Chase's medicines, I felt so badly that I did not care whether I lived or died. I suffered from indigestion and my stomach would be so upset that even a piece of bread and a cup of coffee would give me great pain taking Dr. A. W. Chase's K-L Pills I can eat almost anything without feeling any after-effects. 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