oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-19

TELLS OF HUNGER IN THE NEAR EAST Suffering is spreading so rapidly in the war-ravaged and famine-striken areas of the Near East that children who are merely in want will have to be abandon for those actually starving unless relief resources are considerably increased, was the message delivered by Dr. E. Guy Talbott of Pasadena, Pacific Coast regional director of Near East Relief, at the first Methodist and Baptist churches in Anaheim yesterday. Dr. Talbott told in clear, matter-of-fact terms his observations as a member of the American investigating commission in Southern Russia and the Near East last fall. Extracts from his address follow: "I can never blot from my memory the awful terror and deapair I, saw decipted on the faces of a hundred starving tots before the gates of one of the American rescue stations in Erivan, capital of Armenia. Within the orphanage there were several hundred happy, contented little ones, alive and well because of American generosity. Without the door we counted over a hundred thin bodies almost naked covered with sores, holding up little hands that were nothing but skin and bones, pleading to be taken in and begging for a crust of bread. They had wandered in from the hills and deserted villages roundabout where they had lived like hunted animals. Their little faces were pinched and hollow like death masks, their piteous eyes held all the terror and despair of the ages." "But they could not be taken in and there was no bread. These children starved to death! "The terrible situation that prevails there at the foot of Mt. Ararat, the very cradle of humanity, is due to the fact that when the Turks were driven out in April, 1921, they destroyed 140 villages and left a quarter of a million people absolutely homeless. They drove off every sheep and cow and goat and stole everything that was moveable. Not only that, but they massacred in cold blood thousands of defenseless women and children. "The people had no chance last City Briefs Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rausch and Mr. and Mrs. B. McElvey motored to Los Angeles yesterday and in the evening enjoyed the show at the Orpheum. Mrs. F. J. Paschall and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Paschall have returned to Anaheim after spending some time at their ranch in Tulare-co. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCann and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hanson and family visited relatives in Los Angeles yesterday. Vic LaMont and Walter Kern arrived home today from a fishing trip which they enjoyed in the vicinity of Lindsey. Dale Bell and Perry Smith, were among the Anahelmers at Balboa on Saturday evening. Mrs. Vic LaMont and Mrs. Charles Fisher of China were guests of Mrs. Fisher at Seal Beach. Mrs. Fisher has been there for the past week with the little LaMont and Beat boys and the trio returned to Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Fergus and sons spent yesterday at Santa Ana and Balboa. Mrs. E. P. Fergus is expecting her sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gieser, of Butte, Montana, tomorrow an indefinite visit. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Peet and the Misses Elsie Peet, Edna Horton and Lucille and Zelma Sperling of South Pasadena were the guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs. D. Degryse and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blakemore and children visited relatives in Riverside yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Morris Mitchell has returned from a visit with Clarence Mitchell at Gilroy. They found Mr. Mitchell very much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw and Family visited in Pasadena yesterday. Although the condition of M. H. Litten, who is a patient at the hospital shows signs of improvement, he is still unable to see visitors. Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher spent the week-end with relatives in Filmore. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Daniels were absent about three weeks visit in Minnesota, relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dunnins Dozier, left their home in Colorado, the winter here with Mr. H. Sidnam. Cummins I.D graduate from Harvard emily. Mrs. W.E.Nye, of passing the week with Richie, The ladies are Long standing and are happy visit. J.S.Howard and turned from their vacations emile and intermediate Mrs.Lynn Bassett of patient at the local San Francisco Mrs.A.H.Birdler, Anaheim, underwent a curation at the Anaheim last night. The child woke up. Mr. and Mrs.R.Hanta are the proud boy who came at the Itarian Saturday night. Miss Mabel Mitchell munga Beach yesterday woke up. Mr. and Mrs.Welcomand son, Mr. and Mrs.James and Mrs.Vest spent yesterday at Ballard. Miss Edytha Hayward Beach visitor today. Mrs.R.L.Bowen at Lucille, Mrs.H.Bowen, Waller ad Misses Virginiaothy Livingstone spent at Long Beach. Charles Randall motor Mar yesterday. Mr. and Mrs.Charis.Eyptened to Silverado today. Mrs.W.W.Manter am Miss Ida Manter, went today to arrange for Missing Pomona college next was a member of the Fur school graduating class to a very popular member. Anaheim visitors to county cherry districts hot water was with greatest pleasure turned to the cool brew homes here. Mr. and Mrs.F.W.Tson, Lloyd, attended the exercises Thursday at H.Tournament Park when "The terrible situation that prevails there at the foot of Mt. Ararat, the very cradle of humanity, is due to the fact that when the Turks were driven out in April, 1921, they destroyed 140 villages and left a quarter of a million people absolutely homeless. They drove off every sheep and cow and goat and stole everything that was moveable. Not only that, but they massacred in cold blood thousands of defenseless women and children. "The people had no chance last year to sow any crops to amount to anything and they have but little seed this year. Today they have absolutely nothing, and the whole Armenian nation, the last outpost of Christianity and civilization in the Near East, is in a starving condition. Their only hope is America, and to this ancient Christian race America is as the kingdom of Heaven." Dr. Talbott called attention to recent advices broadcasted by national headquarters of Near East Relief that enforced cut of 25 per cent in orphan rescue appropriations of the relief agency, caused by decreasing receipts, means that succor must be refused to tens of thousands of children outside institutions flying the American flag in a land where there is no food. Miss Vera O'Rourke is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the Southern Counties Bank and is the guest of her sister at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Morris Mitchell has returned from a visit with Clarence Mitchell at Gilroy. They found Mr. Mitchell very much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw and Family visited in Pasadena yesterday. Although the condition of M. H. Litten, who is a patient at the hospital-shows signs of improvement, he is still unable to see visitors. Mr. and Mrs. William Schumacher spent the week-end with relatives in Filmore. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Daniels were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Larson at the Ambassador hotel in Los Angeles yesterday and in the afternoon they motored to Long Beach. Miss Irene Barnes and Jack and Herbert Pierce of Azusa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick yesterday. Later in the evening they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Stump of South Pasadena and their daughter, Mrs. Roy Payne of Topeka, Kan. Mrs. W. M. Ward will return to her home in Santa Ana this evening after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward. Miss Hester Gray was in Long Beach over several days where she attended commencement exercises at the Polytechnic high school, in which two of her friends, the Misses Zoerman, were members. There were 318 graduates in the class, with 45 middle year students, and 30 who will take up the summer course. Mr. John F. Mohr left this morning over the Santa Fe for Moose Jaw, Every Mouthful of Anaheim Breud You Buy Helps Build a Greater Anaheim Are You Buying? Are You Buying Sanitary Bread Shop 165 W. Center Street Phone 474 New Anaheim Bakery 136 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 445 Bake-Rite Bakery Hotel Valencia Building Anaheim Phone 126 SASKATCHEWAN, Canada, planning to be absent about three months. He will visit in Minnesota, en route, with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dozier and son, Cummins Dozier, left yesterday for their home in Colorado, after passing the winter here with Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Sidnam. Cummins Dozier is a '22 graduate from Harvard Military academy. Mrs. W. E. Nye, of Highlands, is passing the week with Mrs. J. H. Richie. The ladies are friends of Long standing and are having a very happy visit. J. S. Howard and family has returned from their vacation at Yosemite and intermediate points. Mrs. Lynn Bassett of Fullerton is a patient at the local Sanitarium. Mrs. A. H. Birdler, residing near Anaheim, underwent a Caesarian operation at the Anaheim sanitarium last night. The child was a boy. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Sandon of Santa Ana are the proud parents of a boy who came at the Anaheim sanitarium Saturday night. Miss Mabel Mitchell motored to Laguna Beach yesterday with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward and son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd and James and Mrs. W. M. Ward spent yesterday at Balboa. Miss Edytha Hayward was a Long Beach visitor today. Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter Lucille, Mrs. H. Bowen, Mrs. W. L. Waller ad Misses Virginia and Dorothy Livingstone spent yesterday at Long Beach. Charles Randall motored to Del Mar yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Eygabroad motivated to Silverado today. Mrs. W. Wanter and daughter, Miss Ida Manter, went to Claremont today to arrange for Miss Ida's entering Pomona college next autumn. She was a member of the Fullerton high school graduating class this year and very popular member. Anaheim visitors to the Riverside county cherry districts yesterday report exceedingly hot weather and it was with greatest pleasure they returned to the cool breezes of their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wessler and son, Lloyd, attended the graduation exercises Thursday at Pasadena, in Tournament Park when their oldest SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, June 19. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. Smieter and Helen Jean visited relatives at Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. Segine has now returned from the Anaheim hospital. Mrs. Wolfe and daughter, Doris were visitors at Los Angeles Monday. Mrs. Maguire is now entertaining her mother, of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. Herron of Los Angeles are now the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Maguire. Mr. Happy Earl Johnson was an Anaheim visitor Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Sanders and daughter, Aloise, and son Elsworth were entertained at Los Angeles by Mr. Sanders parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Brown and grand-daughter Loraine Brown were at Orange-co park Sunday. Esther and Susie Rayes were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peralta Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Weick visited Mr. Weick's sister, Mrs. Stone and family of the Irvine ranch hat Tustin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Griminger and daughter Frances and son, Joe, and Mr. and Mrs.C.H.Williams and Miss Helen Meranda spent Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs.Loomis and son, Wayne, visited Mrs.Loomis' sister, of Riverside Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Charlie Ryan of Fullerton were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.Bert Ryan. Many people of this lease were at the West Coast and Brea ball game Sunday. The score was 9 to 10 in favor of the West Coast lease. Mr. and Mrs.Ed Skillings, Donald Cullen and Mona Meranda visited the Grand threatre Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs.Schryer entertained Sunday night, relatives, Mr. and Mrs.Hunker and son, Earlyn and Mr.Clyde Fairbairn of Olive and Mrs.Fairbain of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Wellman and son Bobble of Costa Mesa visited Mrs.H.L.Schryer and family Sunday. Beverly Martell Jones was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.R.F.Jones and family. THE LANE THAT HAD NO Turning," with Agnes Ayres, screendom's newest star, is seen again today at the California There is also a splendid vaudeville offring.Reese is at the Wurlitzer. State News Briefs The San Carlos Speedway near San Francisco is a total loss, following fire It cost approximately $200,000 Plans for vocational guidance and placement bureaus throut the State will be discussed by the State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs June 22-24 at San Francisco. The Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles was crowded beyond capacity yesterday at the memorial services for the late Lillian Russell, actress. Plans for 50 concerts, the first one on July 11, at Hollywood Bowl, in which 35,000 seats will be installed have been started in Los Angeles.Hollywood citizens already have subscribed $25,000. Lieutenant Governor C.C.Young has announced that he is a candidate to succeed himself. DIES WITH FRIEND MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., June 19.-Refusing to leave the side of an old and crippled friend, Miss Gilbert head of the art department of the public library, was burned to death in a fire that destroyed the Lafayette club, Miss Gilbert and Mrs.Martin B.Koon fell two stories locked in each other's arms. OXNAM AT LABOR TEMPLE Rev.Promley Oxnam of the Church of All Nations of Los Anches who recently returned from a trip thru Europe, will speak at 8 p.m.Monday at the Labor Temple on No.Los Angeles-st. tained over the week-end by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Tim Sullivan and brother Edward Sullivan. LA H Scott and given prized early practice over to Mrs.Secrets for witness cases. Rev.Modena parents,son,Mrs.Friends'recauperfusion Mr.a children Miss Wi motored days' stay. Mr.a trained seated day at the Stone.Mrs.Raye Mr.a entail the day. Mr.A ped Fridays with beer band,Mrs.Covina,Mrs.Hanns.Mrs.Williams. Insteadent church Temple has erected on S.Rey needs of for young participants in the day event. Aing of the day event Mrs. W. W. Muster and daughter, Miss Ida Manter, went to Claremont today to arrange for Miss Ida's entering Pomona college next autumn. She was a member of the Fullerton high school graduating class this year and is very popular member. Anaheim visitors to the Riverside county cherry districts yesterday report exceedingly hot weather and it was with greatest pleasure they returned to the cool breezes of their homes here. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wessler and son, Lloyd, attended the graduation exercises Thursday at Pasadena, in tournament Park, when their eldest grandduaghter was a member of the class. There were almost 400 boys and girls in the class. Mrs. C. S. O'Toole was in Pomona yesterday visiting her friend, Mrs. Jefferson, near who they lived when residents of the east. George S. Chessum, county Y. M., A secretary made a week-end visit to Black Wolf club, of the Santa Ana United Presbyterian church. The black Wolf club has been camping in South Forks, Santa Ana river, for week. Dr. J. A. Archer and family are now settled in their new home in Long Beach, where Dr. Archer has taken up his practice. They sold their South Ohio street home a few weeks ago, after having resided in Anaheim for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morley are parents of a son, weighing 10½ pounds, born this morning. Mrs. Morley is remembered as Miss Blanche Fulder. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Skillings, Donald Cullen and Mona Meranda visited the Grand threatre Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Schryer entertained Sunday night, relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Hunker and son, Earlyn and Mr. Clyde Fairbain of Olive and Mrs. Fairbain of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wellman and son Bobbie of Costa Mesa visited Mrs. H. L. Schryer and family Sunday. Beverly Mardell Jones was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and family. Dick Walkup is spending his vacation at Bakersfield with friends and relatives. Miss Helen Meranda who has been visiting Miss Beulah Long of Placentia has now returned to her home after a pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. Meranda and daughters Eunice, Helen and Genevieve and dog Montie Blues and Olive Schryer were La Habra and Whittier visitors Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Tidland were Anaheim visitors Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and daughter, Beverly Mardell were shoppers of Anaheim Saturday night. Mr. Jack Andrews and Bobbles Jones were fishermen at Stones Lake Sunday,morning. Mr. Arley Ruggles is now getting along nicely. Mrs. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and Mr. and Mrs. Andrews were Brea visitors Saturday night. Miss Gladys Sullivan was enter-tained over the week-end by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sullivan and brother Edward Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ekillings of Anaheim were the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Meranda and family. Mrs. Wolfe and daughter, Doris, were in Los Angeles Saturday. Miss Hess of Anaheim was the guest of Mr. Elmer Williams Sunday afternoon. Those who visited Anaheim Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. Segelhore, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle and family Mr. and Mrs.C.H.Williams and Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Williams, Mr. and Mrs.Vanatta and Zola and Marian Vanatta, Mr. and Mrs.Evans. Witman, Eyesight specialist. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DELAND BRADLEY LOCAL DAILY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE The Anaheim Bakers have planned a series of heart-to-heart talks to point out to Anaheim housewives the advantages of buying Anaheim Bread. The price of a single loaf of bread seems insignificant. But when you consider the total bread consumption of 8,000 Anaheim residents it runs up into a worth while figure. It is estimated that over 50 percent of the bread eaten here is shipped in from outside of Anaheim. The money goes into the pockets of outsiders, never to return to benefit Anaheim. Why? Simply because Anaheim housewives have never realized the importance of asking for Anaheim bread. There are five bakeries here—every one a good one. They maintain clean, sanitary bake shops, and make as pure and wholesome a bread as can be found anywhere. When you buy Anaheim Bread your money stays right here, circulating among home folks. This means greater prosperity for you, for all. Tomorrow when you order your daily bread don't merely ask for "bread"—specify Anaheim BREAD and be sure that you get it. If you cannot get Anaheim BREAD from your grocer buy it from any of the Anaheim Bakers. LA HABRA, June 19. (Spl.) J. H. Scott and wife, Blanche J. Scott were given preliminary hearing Friday afternoon before Justice H. E. Hart on a charge of practicing healing without a license. They are both chiropractics. Justice Hart bound them over to the superior court. Dr. and Mrs. Scott have been La Habra residents for some months. Thirteen witnesses were called on the two cases. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Carter of El Modena are here for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Garretson. Mr. Carter is pastor of the Friends' church at El Modena but is recuperating from a severe attack of influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sutton and children with Mrs. Sutton's sister, Miss Wilma Ware of East Whittier motored up to Big Bear for a several days' stay of the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stone entertained several guests for the day Friday at their home. Mrs. William Stone of San Diego, and daughter, Mrs. Raymond Knutt of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Joyny Howland of Puente valley were those who enjoyed the day. Mrs. Alma Hancock of Covina stopped Friday to call on Mrs. M. F. Davis whom she had not seen for years. With her was her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. W. Preston of Covina and their small son, Billy also Mrs. Hancock's son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Hancock of Detroit. Instead of waiting for a permanent church home the newly organized Temple Baptist church of La Habra has erected a large frame structure on S. Hyatt-st which will meet the needs of the young congregation nicely for some time to come. The building has been erected by volunteer labor. It has a large auditorium a Sunday school room, dressing rooms, kitchen and a small auditorium for young people's and other society meetings. A platform has been built in the main room and baptistry install. A reception to note the opening of this building was held Saturday evening, Prof. B. P. Stout who Studebaker Weekend Picnic Big Success The Riley Studebaker weekend club picnic was a big success. The club left garage at 1:30 p.m., Saturday and got to picnic grounds at 2:30 p.m. After camp was made sports were indulged in. First was a potato race for the ladies. Prizes went to Mrs. Morningstar, Mrs. Steve Biesert, Mrs. Ed Campbell and Mrs. Howell. Second, 190 yard dash for men. Prizes went to Payne, Riley, Staples. Third was a children's handicap race. Prizes went to little Miss Rosemary Booth, Master Wm. Woodrow Payne, and Master Paul Bruce, all other children winning various prizes. Fourth was an egg and spoon race for ladies. This was a very close race. Prizes went to Mrs. Ray Howell and Miss Herzig. Fifth was a sack race for men and winners of this speedy dash were A. Ambrose, W. C. Baker and Steve Biesert. Mr. Walker of Fullerton and his radio outfit, which is an extremely good one, was enjoyed by everyone present. The big feed at 6 p.m was a big success. Mr. Vincent Bruce is some chef when it comes to cats, and a lot of credit is due Mr. Payne and his staff for the masterful way the sports were handled. Mr. Staples and his assistants were on the job for the comforts of the club. At 8:15 p.m.the concert from Hamburgers was a real treat by radio, also received special mention of club picnic from Hamburger's operator. At 9 p.m.a mock trial was held Sally Squeezum vs.Percy Go-Get'em It was a scream from start to finish. At 5 p.m.Saturday a ball game was played between the shop force and office force—sales forces which resulted in a tie and call-off on account of darkness.Scores 12 to 12. Almost everyone camped overnight and Sunday.Radio was enjoyed all day and light games were play- Every Mouthful of Anaheim Bread You Buy Helps Build a Greater Anaheim White Lily Bakery 307 W. Center Street Phone 120-J BOSTON BAKERY Store No. 1 201 East Center Street Store No. 3 Cor. Center and Clementine