oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-10

NEWS OF FULLERTON FULLERTON YOUTH FORENSIC WINNER James Gardiner of the Fullerton high school won the first place in the best essay of the forensic contest of northern Orange-co., it was announced today. Other schools in this district include Anaheim and Huntington Beach, and Garden Grove. He won eight out of nine counts for the decision, and is therefore to represent the section as champion against the other section of Orange-co. The senior contest in oration is to be held next week. SCHOOL EXHIBIT FRIDAY A school exhibit is to be put on Friday afternoon at the Fullerton new grammar school building at the corner of Harvard and Chapman-aves, the various classes and grades to be represented. A special exhibition is to be put on in penmanship. The exhibit is to be staged during the afternoon, and in the evening an operetta is scheduled, "Jack and the Bean-stock." BIBLE CLASS WILL PICNIC The H. B. C. of the First Christian church of Fullerton is planning a big picnic this evening at reservoir hill at Fullerton. The picnics are to listen to a concert from Los Angeles which is to be brot to them by means of wireless. There are to be amplifiers in order that everyone may hear. The wireless is to be in charge of Prof. Ames of the Fullerton high school. MOORE INFANT DIES The six-months-old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore of Yorba Linda died last evening of pneumonia. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Seale funeral parlors, Rev. William Perry of the Baptist church officiating. Interment was in Loma Vista! Mr. Moore is connected with the Petroleum Midway Oil Co. at Placentia. FULLERTON JUDGE FIXES $708 FINES Fullerton trustees met last night. The matter of signal vires from the pumping plan to the city reservoir was submitted by Ben Dupuy city engineer, and estimates obtained from the So. Cal. Edison Co. The matter was held over. An amendment to the fire ordinance to prevent fire hazards was passed. An ordinance permitting the P. E. to build a spur across an alley in the city was given the first reading. The health board was re-appointed to serve the coming year. The board is composed of Dr. J. H. Lang, Mrs. Carrie Ford, Mrs. Rothaermel, Dr. E. T. Hall and Dr. George C. Clark. The April reports of the city recorder and the city building inspector were received and filed. William French, city recorded, reported that during the month of April he collected in fines $708. E. S. Richman, building inspector, reported that he had issued 46 building permits during the month, covering buildings to the value of $90,312. He also issued 37 plumbing permits. The total fees collected during the month by the building inspector amounted to $242.40. The matter of a monument to be erected in honor of the heroes of the world war was taken up and referred to L. P. Drake, trustee. J. E. Rodden, Insurance, Phone 71. City Mrs. E. Van Duijn been admitted to lum as a patient. Miss Elizabeth who has been a sanitarium returner. Miss Olive Peter went home today hospital. Rev. and Mrs. returned from Heated their friends. Rev, Howe preach on in the Christ. Mr. and Mrs. the week-end at Mr. and Mrs. Kroeger motored Monday. Mrs. L. Keyes guest of her sister. Misses Florence entertained with the Silver Spray Beach on Monday dance the two day refreshments before home.The affair of a cousin who Austin home. Mrs. J. Helmse Mrs. R. W. Jones Monday evening ley where they co business trip. J. W. Price, city and Bud Sackett city street sweeper from a ten-day c Mateo. Plain Dealer for MOORE INFANT DIES The six-months-old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore of Yorba Linda died last evening of pneumonia. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Seale funeral parlors, Rev. William Perry of the Baptist church officiating. Interment was in Loma Vista! Mr. Moore is connected with the Petroleum Midway Oil Co. at Placentia. J. C. HAS PICNIC DINNER The Fullerton J. C. held a picnic dinner today on the lawn at the high school. This is May fete week and there was quite an attendance at the program rendered yesterday afternoon and last evening at the crowning of the May Queen. R. M. Price left last night over the Santa Fe for Herman, Mo., because of the illness of relatives. Mrs. Clara Campbell left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. Sam L. Collins are the proud parents of a new baby boy who made his arrival at the Fullerton hospital this morning. Mrs. Charles Chase of Anaheim was taken home today from the Fullerton hospital where she has been a patient. CALIFORN Shows 7:15 and 9:15 Matinee Daily at 2:30 TODAY WILL ROGERS in "DOUBLING FOR ROMEO" ALSO CHARLES CHAPLIN in "PAY" Last Time to See This Big Doub Offering Big Issues Ger First of the K Ninety-Six Milli PURPOSE FOR WHICH THESE BONDS ARE ISSUED These bonds are issued to provide working capital to old established and important German industries and also to obtain stock control of these industries and thus prevent them from falling PURPOSE FOR WHICH THESE BONDS ARE ISSUED These bonds are issued to provide working capital to old established and important German industries and also to obtain stock control of these industries and thus prevent them from falling into the hands of nationals of other countries, in as much as the investors in other countries have been buying so largely into German industries. THE ECONOMIC EFFECT OF THE RUSSO-GERMAN TREATY The industries by whom these bonds are secured are now doubly strong through the agency of the RUSSO-GERMAN TREATY. Backed as they are by the combined industrial and raw material resources of Germany and Russia, with more than two hundred million people. It is the remaining link required to put Germany on her feet commercially and industrially. GERMANY TO GET LOAN OF ONE BILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS Official reports of the day are to the effect that Germany will be granted a loan by the Allies amounting to $1,250,000,000 or 5,000,000,000 gold marks. The Washington Government has stamped its approval on such loan. J. P. Morgan of New York, the world's greatest financier, leaves for Europe May 13th to meet with the Financial Sub-committee of the Allies reparations commission to go into the matter of making such a loan to Germany. Golden State National Bank Building City Briefs Mrs. E. Van Dusen of Pasadena has been admitted to the local Sanitarium as a patient. Miss Elizabeth Mang of Anaheim who has been a patient at the local sanitarium returned home today. Miss Olive Peters of Laguna Beach went home today from the Anaheim hospital. Rev. and Mrs. Loren Howe have returned from Hemet where they visited their friends over the week-end. Rev. Howe preached the morning service in the Christian church there. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Durkee spent the week-end at Sunset Beach. Mr. and Mrs. K. Brune, Mrs. A. L. Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. L. Z. Kroeger motored to Riverside on Monday. Mrs. L. Keyes of Stockton is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Clayes. Misses Florence and Harriet Austin entertained with a dancing party at the Silver Spray Dance hall in Long Beach on Monday evening. After the dance the two dozen guests enjoyed refreshments before returning to their home. The affair was given in honor of a cousin who is a guest at the Austin home. Mrs. J. Helmsen in company with Mrs. R. W. Jones of Orange returned Monday evening from Imperial Valley where they competed a five days business trip. J. W. Price, city building inspector, and Bud Sackett, operator of the city street sweeper, were back today from a ten-day outing on the San Mateo. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. California Shows 7:15 and 9:15 Matinee Daily at 2:30 A CARNIVAL OF FUN IN THIS BIG SHOW Coming TOMORROW Coming THE SHOWS YOU ALL ENJOY MEIKLEJOHN & DUNN VAUDEVILLE ROAD SHOW 5 Big Snappy Acts WITH THE BIG LAUGHING RIOT OF THE YEAR MILES & NOLAN PRESENT "Hotel A La Carte" ONE OF THE FUNNIEST ACTS OF THE ENTIRE SEASON SPECIAL SCENERY AND ON THE SAME BILL THE DANCING MANIACS The Mantan Duo OH BOY, WATCH 'EM STEP! AND ON THE SCREEN ALL-STAR CAST —in— TAKE OUR TIP COME THE DANCING MANIACS The Mantan Duo OH BOY, WATCH 'EM STEP! AND ON THE SCREEN ALL-STAR CAST —in— "Anne of Little Smoky" TAKE OUR TIP COME EARLY GOOD MONEY CHASES BAD London, May 10. Major J. C. E. Jameson, losing the bulk of his fortune on the stock exchange, went to Monte Carlo to recoup with the remainder. His luck was unchanged, so he next appeared in the bankruptcy court. RUNS ELECTRIC WIRES Compressed air was used to run electric wires through a Los Angeles conduit where the openings were 450 feet apart. CHARCOAL FOR CHICKS We are likely to figure that given grain, grit, greens and meat, chickens need nothing more. But charcoal is worth its weight in gold to raisers of young chickens. It aids digestion and promotes health wonderfully. NOVEL AQUARIUM A Japanese inventor has obtained a United States patent on an aquarium forming the base of an electric table lamp. Issue of German Bond of the Kind to Be Marketed Here Since the Million Marks---75 Per Cent--- Project of Four of the Largest and Strongest German Banks and 22 Industrial Corporations. We are now making the first offering of German bonds secured by industrial collateral since the outbreak of the European war. The total issue is 96 million marks Project of Four of the Largest and Strongest German Banks and 22 Industrial Corporations. We are now making the first offering of German bonds secured by industrial collateral since the outbreak of the European war. The total issue is 96 million marks with a coupon rate of five per-cent per annum. Due in twenty years, October 31, 1942 at three per-cent above par. Four of the largest banks in Germany, the Deutsche Bank, the Disconto Gesellschaft, the Dresdner Bank and the Berliner Handels Gesellschaft have joined hands in the formation of another bank known as the Bank ful Industriewerte Actien Gesellschaft ("B. I. A." as it is called in Germany) and it is through the latter that what amounts to an investment trust has been formed. This is the first instance of an investment trust being formed with the idea of floating securities in this market since the close of the war. The 'B. I. A.' has taken over the 6 per-cent preferred stock of twenty of the leading industrial corporations of Germany, amounting to 132,291,500 marks and holds the entire amount as security for the bonds. In addition to this preferred stock is 749,000,000 common stock of these industries, making a total of approximately NINE HUNDRED MILLION marks as security for only 96 million marks of bonds issued. J. L. Ward & Company INVESTMENT SECURITIES Bank Building FAIRYLAND Shows 7:15 and 9:00 LAST TIMES TODAY Hoot Gibson IN THE THRILLING PICTURE ‘Headin’ West’ COMING TOMORROW—ONE DAY ONLY! WILLIAM S. HART IN THE SUPER-PRODUCTION “THE GUN FIGHTER” PACKED WITH LIGHTNING. UNIQUE Suspenders A patent has been granted for suspenders that do not pass over their wearer’s shoulders but are fastened to his undershirt and grip his trousers' buttons through the outer shirt. RESEARCH IN INDIA WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER 35¢ UNIQUE SUSPENDERS A patent has been granted for suspenders that do not pass over their wearer's shoulders but are fastened to his undershirt and grip his trousers' buttons through the outer shirt. RESEARCH IN INDIA Detailed research will be made in India in the near future with a view to determining the possibility of producing power alcohol on a commercial scale from native raw materials. WEBB REPAIR SHOP 35¢ RUBBER HEELS 35¢ 250 E. Center, Cor. Philadelphia Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. DAY AND NIGHT Service Modern Equipment HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M WILL SERVE YOU WELL The Quality Storage Battery Service With a Smile Automotive Electric Co. Phone 155 234 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Since the War Cent---Already Sold THE GREATEST INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY OF THE AGE "B. I. A" Bonds are being sold on the American market based on the low Exchange value of the German Mark in United States Dollars. The THE GREATEST INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY OF THE AGE "B. I. A" Bonds are being sold on the American market based on the low Exchange value of the German Mark in United States Dollars. The bright commercial outlook for Germany's future is sufficient evidence that the present extreme low value of her money is destined to be of short duration. German bonds being payable in German money (Marks), by buying them now, you are placing yourself in position to realize early and tremendous profits, as the exchange value of German money increases. Upon request we will be pleased to furnish prices and mail you our descriptive folder giving full details of this wonderful bond issue. Fill out this request and send in today. J. L. WARD & CO., Anaheim, California. Please mail me your descriptive circular on "B. I. A." 5% BONDS. Name ... Address ... P. O. ... Anaheim, California