oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-12

News of Fullerton ST. MARY'S PLANS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL Committees were appointed yesterday at St. Mary's Catholic church in Fullerton to go over final plans for a new parochial school in conjunction with the new parish and new church building planned on West Common wealth-ave. The total expense of the improvements will be about $50,000. The school would cost between $25,000 and $30,000, according to Rev. J. H. Prenderville, rector of the church. He states that the building is to be modern in every detail, and will be a big asset to Fullerton since it is stated, many Catholics would come to the city to make their home there if there were a parochial school in the city. After the plans have met the approval of the committee they must be approved by Bishop Cantwell, bishop of the diocese. It is hoped, however, to begin construction work at an early date. YOUTH TAKEN HOME STILL UNCONSCIOUS Director Torkelson of Fullerton who was injured some time ago when he was thrown from his motorcycle and remained at the Fullerton hospital for some days unconscious was removed to his home Saturday afternoon in a Scale ambulance, still in a non-unconscious condition. It is expected, however, that he will recover. Miss J. D. Miller left Friday over the P. E. for Boville, Ida., via Portland, Ore. Miss Caroline Mauerhan left Friday over the P. E. for Spokane, Wash. RUN DOWN, BADLY INJURED BY AUTO Adolph R. Peschel, city gardener of Fullerton, was run down at noon in front of the city park on West Commonwealth-ave. Fullerton and painfully injured. Peschel, who is assistant to J. G. Seupelt, city park superintendent, was riding a bicycle. The Scale ambulance was called but in the meantime Peschel had been removed to his home at 306 East Commonwealth. Peschel’s wheel was struck by Seupelt’s car. The accident occurred while Seupelt was talking to Peschel. Unwittingly Peschel turned his wheel in front of Seupelt’s car. The front wheel of the bicycle was pinned underneath the front wheel of the car, and Peschel underneath the bicycle. He was painfully bruised and shaken up. It was at first reported that his leg had been broken, but this proved not true. He was taken home by Seupelt, and except for soreness is said to be little the worse for the encounter. P. E. EXCURSION RATES Summer excursion rates on the P. E. will be effective July 15, it was announced today by Agent Warburton of Fullerton. He stated that the excursion rates will be for Saturday, and the cheapest ever put on. Miss Minnie Maxwell and Mrs Sherwood, Fullerton librarian, members of the Fullerton library board, have gone to Coronado to attend the California Library Association which is to be in session until Friday. LARGE AT BAGCALA Baccalaureate service H. S. last evening at the torium, were largely men was preached by Montague of the First scripture was read Houser of the First Ch Graduation exercises Friday evening. There unites. Tickets must be the office before that mission may be difficult, since there is likely mense crowd. Ticket request. The senior play, “Lil’ is to be given tomorrow der the direction of Tho W. N. Hunt has geles today on business J. L. Gillmore of Hun underwent an operation Fullerton hospital. SEEK STORM AT OHIO I NEWARK, Ohio, Jun persons are known to others are seriously injurers are believed drove waters of Buckeye lake resort here, while the others are thought to be beneath the wreckage of as the result of a to swept the lake and surriory late yesterday causing a loss of $100 EL CENTRO VO COURTHOUSE EL CENTRO, June were opened at 6 a.m. the casting of ballots on courthouse bond issue a county fair issue. S both issues expressed o winning the necessary vote. CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim LAST TIMES TODAY Monster Two-part Program “THE ROSARY” Featuring Jane Novak, Wallace Beery and Robert Gordon. ALSO That Great Orpheum Headliner Paisley Noon with Cecil Breumer, William Arthur and Kay Hawley in “LET'S STEP.” Wrestling Roy Mabee VERSUS Sparks & Mabee VERSUS Sparks & Baden In the greatest wrestling match ever staged in Southern California. Mabee agrees to pin Sparks' and Baden's four falls in sixty minutes or forfeit the match. Tuesday Night, JUNE 13, 8:30 P.M. CAN HE DO IT? TICKETS On Sale— Elks' Club United Cigar Store ROY MABEE, Anaheim's Champion New Grand Theatre Admission $1.00 and $1.50 plus tax Ladies LARGE ATTENDANCE AT BAGCALAUREATE Baccalaureate services of Fullerton H. S. last evening at the H. S. auditorium, were largely attended. Sermon was preached by Rev. C. R. Montague of the First Methodist and scripture was read by Rev. J. T. Houser of the First Christian church. Graduation exercises will be held Friday evening. There are 110 graduates. Tickets must be obtained from the office before that time, else admission may be difficult, or impossible, since there is likely to be an immense crowd. Tickets are free on request. The senior play, "Little Women," is to be given tomorrow evening under the direction of Thomas Askin. W. N. Hunt has gone to Los Angeles today on business. J. L. Gillmore of Huntington Beach underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. SEEK STORM VICTIMS AT OHIO RESORTS NEWARK, Ohio, June 12.—Three persons are known to be dead, 13 others are seriously injured and others are believed drowned in the waters of Buckeye lake, a summer resort here, while the bodies of five others are thought to be buried beneath the wreckage of 50 cottages as the result of a tornado which swept the lake and surrounding territory late yesterday afternoon, causing a loss of $100,000. EL CENTRO VOTES ON COURTHOUSE BONDS EL CENTRO, June 12. — Polls were opened at 6 a.m. today for the casting of ballots on a $300,000 courthouse bond issue and a $50,000 county fair issue. Supporters of both issues expressed confidence of winning the necessary two-thirds vote. EL CENTRO VOTES ON COURTHOUSE BONDS EL CENTRO, June 12. — Polls were opened at 6 a.m. today for the casting of ballots on a $300,000 courthouse bond issue and a $50,000 county fair issue. Supporters of both issues expressed confidence of winning the necessary two-thirds vote. ANAHEIM SCHOOL GIRL WEDS At a very quiet wedding on Friday afternoon, Miss Violet Tremain of Brea, became the bride of Mr. Joe Sinbaugh of Huntington Beach. They were married by Justice Cox. Mrs. Slabaugh has a host of friends in Anaheim as she attended the grammar school and two years at High school. Mr. Slabaugh is a popular young man of the Beach city and is employed in the oil fields there. They have returned from a short honeymoon trip and are located at the Magnolia Apts., on N. 14 monstreet. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Thru an error, the Professional guard of Dr. C. S. O'Toole has for the last few issues, been made to read in mis-leading manner. However, the necessary corrections have been made and the Gard now appears at another place in this paper. Dr. C. S. O'Toole who has been unable to be in his office regularly for two weeks because of rheumatism has come to Santa Fe Springs, expecting to return within a week as good as new. Monte Carlo—Magnet of Millionaires Palatial terraces above a sunlit Crowded with costly cloaks Covering the set above the ultra Alimony spenders— Swaggering swells Officers—gentlemen Sublime snobbery— "Folks from home"— Princesses— Counts— Satins—jewels Furs— Motors, yachts— The Price? Who cares? A Raging Storm—Within—Without Foolish wife—renegade nobleman—the strop nothings— The waiting chaperoinn— Suddenly—clouds—thunder— Darkness—lurid light—The ruined Bridge fall— The twisted ankle—the leaky boat— Limp loveliness—disheveled— In his arms—inert—ing the swollen curse The hag at the shelter hovel sion—the Friar—Down! The Death Leap—The Coward's Pleasure Glorious Villa Aomni midnight—the Room — secret meet A wronged maidservess jealousy— Frantic — cruel — sized—the blazing Match — sinister — blee — creeping flame Seething — licking vouring — the Door — panic — feen Remorse — perhaps Death—the high flum Anaheim's Champ Theatre Ladies Free Glorious Villa Aommidnight — the Room — secret meet A wronged maidserjealousy— Frantic — cruel — sized—the blazing Match — sinister — ble — creeping flaSeething — licking — vouring — the Door — panic — feeRemorse — perhaps Death—the high flumcony—Roaring sulow—the alarm — O' Shrieking sirens — Life net — the c First — Foolish WiHuddled — crush o MAN—image of his What irony! All Your Life You Have Longed for This Trip to MonteCarlo. Here's Your Magic Carpet—GO! atre, Tues. and Wed. Performances Mat. 2:00 Eve.7:00 & 9:00 LISH VIVES Written, Directed by and Featuring Written, Directed by and Featuring Von Stroheim A Man You will Love to Hate Magnet of Millions terraces above a sunlit sea— rowded with costly clothes the set above the ultra smart any spenders— ing swells— rss-gentlemen snobbery— s from home"— ewels yachts— ce? cares? Within—Without! nobleman—the stroll—soft nothings— The waiting chaperon—the inn— Suddenly—clouds— thunder— Darkness—lurid lightning— The ruined Bridge—the fall— The twisted ankle—the leaky boat— Limp loveliness—disheveled— In his arms—inert—breasting the swollen current— The hag at the shelter hotel — passion — the passing Friar—Down! The Coward's Part! Glorious Villa Aomrosa— midnight — the Tower Room — secret meeting— A wronged maidservant— jealousy— Frantic — cruel — frenzied—the blazing Match — sinister — horrible — creeping flames— Seething — licking — devouring — the locked Door — panic — fear — Remorse — perhaps Death—the high flung bal- False Womanhood—False Money Twin roots of evil— This painted lily — this rose adorned— False to her allure — And crisp 1000 franc notes— False as their lovely sponsor— Promise of wealth—delights— Payment in flattery—despair— Idie as yesterday's dream— Entile as any tomorrow. "50,000 Francs on the Red!" Les Salles de la Fortune— Casino-Monte Carlo— Crowds at the tables— Desperate spend thrifts— Idle rich — system players— Hopefully timid— Rakes — adventureses— The troupier's cry— "Father was jealous" Andidons sourced— Rusling bills — thinking ch Fateful dropping ball— "50,000 on the Red!" Black wins! Someone always pays! A Million Dollars Spent! Architects — designers — painters Sculptors — artificers in wood— Craftsmen in stone and metal— "Carte Blanche" — magic word The world's marxs — bazaars— Yielding their treasures— Carven woods — sculptured Marble — Cunning metal work Velvet — silk — hangings — Lacquer — bronze — jade— Silver — gold inlay — ivory All for the most Beautiful picture Ever conceived Glorious Villa Aomrosa—midnight—the Tower Room—secret meeting—A wronged maidservant—jealousy— Frantic—cruel—frenzied—the blazing Match—sinister—horrible—creeping flames—Seething—licking—devouring—the locked Door—panic—fear—Remorse—perhaps Death—the high flung balcony—Roaring surf below—the alarm—Clang! Shrieking sirens—the Life net—the coward First—Foolish Wife—Huddled—crushed—MAN—image of his Maker What irony! Life You Have This Trip to Carlo Your Magic GO! Admit One English Wives Craftsmen in stone and metal—"Carte Blanche"—magic word The world's marts—bazaars—Yielding their treasures—Carven woods—sculptured Marble—Cunning metal work Velvet—silk—hangings—Lacquer—bronze—jade Silver—gold inlay—ivory All for the most Beautiful picture Ever conceived Sun-Drenched Terraces Here in reality—On the screen for you Dreams you have greained—Pleasures you Have longed for—Fascinating—Lovely—Wealth—Beauty—Power—for the Price of an Orchestra chair.