oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-26

"THE SHOWOFF" TOPS CALIFORNIA BILL It last Anaheim theatreregisters have something to really look forward to weekly, when the de luxe vaudeville programs which have been presented for some time past at the California theatre rolls around. It has been the aim of the management to bring to Anaheim the very best talent available, and each Thursday night attests to this. It is with pleasure that the California management presents the bill tomorrow afternoon and evening. The topliner of this aggregation is none other than "The Showoff," that ludricous sketch directly from the Orpheum theatre, starring Fred Sumner. Here is an act that surely convulsed Los Angeles. It is a riot from start to finish, and the audiences at the L. A. Orpheum last week and the week before, were very boisterous in their applause. Another topliner will be the famous Pantages favorite, Tom Kelly, known everywhere as the "Irish Fashionplate." Tom always is headlined upon the Pantages circuit, and has a host of admirers. Anaheim should be proud to see this act here. Clare and Dell present one of the most novel act-divertissements ever seen here. This act is also a big timer, and a dandy one. Dressler and Wilson are rated among the foremost exponents in the world today of novelty dancing. They are superb. Earl Wright the famous acrobatic comie has a nifty act that will win great commendation here. Last but not least Anita Stewart, famous star, will be seen in her newest and greatest photoplay, "The Invisible Fear." She has hundreds of followers in Anaheim who will be glad to welcome her back again. LONDON CALLED CITY OF BEGGARS LONDON, July 26—London has often been called the city of beggars. There are more vagrants in London than in any other capital city in the world. For every one beggar in New York, London has 800; for every two in Berlin, London has 500. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, July 26. (Spl) Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and daughter, Sadie and son, Robert Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverly Mardelle attended the ball game at Downey Sunday between the West Coast and Downey. Score being 6 to 2 in Downey's favor. Mr. and Mrs. Jock Andrews attended the Standard Oil Co.'s barbecue at Buena Park Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Sunday, Mr. Schryer's niece, Mrs. Fred Cowan, husband and children of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Cowan and family formerly of Olinda and Anaheim, but lately of Visalia, have returned to Fullerton, where they intend to make their permanent home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weick and daughters, Jessie, Mary and Mable and son, James, were Orange-co park visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Mann and Mr. and Mrs. B. Collins enjoyed Sunday evening at the Red Lantern Theatre at Brea. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grimager and daughter Frances and son Joe were also Orange-co park visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tidland and sons Jack and Wilfred spent Sunday at San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. James Gale entertained Sunday, James Gale of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gale and daughter, Rachael June of Brea. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Borgen and family were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McGuire spent Sunday at Carbon Canyon. Mr. Keith Ford and Miss Willie Ryan were Huntington Beach visitors Sunday. Miss Georgia Collins enjoyed Sunday evening at the Rialto Theatre at Fullerton. Mr. Marion Vanatta and Mr. Zola Vanatta were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sequine and son, Ray, visited at Pomona Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Loomis and son, Wayne, Jr., and Mr. Loomis' nephew of Missouri, spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mrs. B.C. Hooper long career in politics United States Senate in Oshkosh and is the dent of the Wisconsin Womien Voters. G. & L. LE Mrs. B.C. Hooper long career in politics United States Senate in Oshkosh and is the dent of the Wisconsin Womien Voters. G. . L. LEASE, Jul Mr. and Mrs. Glifford and Mrs. Claud Gossel and Miss Tiney Hudson Grove, motored to Essex Sunday and made a pr they say. Mrs. Walter Smith of Brea were calling on Isaac Mayfield Saturday has bought the Joe R this lease and will move Mrs. Isaac Mayfield two Misses Waters, of shopping in Anaheim M Mrs. Andle White an her brother, Mr.A.J.. LONDON CALLED CITY OF BEGGARS LONDON, July 26.—London has often been called the city of beggars. There are more vagrants in London than in any other capital city in the world. For every one beggar in New York, London has 800; for every two in Paris, London can produce 700; and when it comes down to crippled malformed beggars who display sores, ulcers, bandaged limbs, and sightless staring eyes in the hope of receiving money, London has them by the hundred score where New York has them hardly at all. Beggars is an industry in London. There are beggars who would rather beg than work. It is easier to beg than to work and in many cases more lucrative. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 26. (Spl.)—The home of Miss Mildred Johnson was the scene of a pretty affair on Monday evening, when a number of young friends called to bid Mildred farewell before leaving for Lane's hospital in San Francisco, where she will enter training on Wednesday. The evening was spent with games, music and conversation and at a late hour dainty refreshments of cantaloupes, ice cream and cake were served. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter, Violet Johnson, Lillian Kraft and Herman Kraft of Fullerton, Tom and Stella Nelson from La Mirada, Misses Buelah, Gertrude and Margaret Nelson, Irma, Bertha and Mable Robison, Ethel McNeil, Florence Schofield, Eunice Mann, Mildred Jacon, Doris Williams, Mildred John-1, Leona Hilgenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Ernest Renny, Lester Schofield, Carl Bastady and Oscar Glenwinkle of Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cheatham tried out their new Willys Knight car on Sunday. Miss Guernsey who is a teacher in the Fresno high school is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Guernsey. Mrs. Hawkins made a trip to Anaheim on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bixby are entertaining Mrs. Arthur Klein of Los Angeles and Mrs. Guy Wallace and daughter, Marion Francis of Oakland and Master Victor Harris of Los Angeles. Week-end guests at the Bixby home were Arthur Klein of Los Angeles and Mrs. Dora Pierce of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons motored to San Bernardino on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sabe Robinson spent Sunday evening at the Rialto Theatre at Fullerton. Mr. Marion Vanatta and Mr. Zola Vanatta were Long Beach visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Williams spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sequine and son, Ray, visited at Pomona Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Loomis and son, Wayne Jr., and Mr. Loomis' nephew of Missouri, spent Sunday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Schmeider and daughter Helen Jean spent Sunday with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lyle and sons Clayton and Andy Jr., and daughter Gertrude and Mr. Harry Reynolds were Anaheim show visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vanatta attended the Standard Oil Co. barbecue at Buena Park Sunday evening. Frank Blaniger who has been in the Fullerton hospital has returned to the home of his sister, Mrs. Ed Brainer. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ryan entertained Sunday their son, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ryan of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schmeider and daughter, Helen Jean, motored to Los Angeles Sunday evening, on their return they brought with them, Mrs. Schmelder parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warner, who expect to visit the coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson who have been spending a few days in their summer cottage at Laguna returned home Monday. Mr. Johnson feeling much better. Miss Vera Feldner, stenographer at the local office is work again after a few weeks tour to Utah and other places Miss Velma Mitchell who has taken Miss Feldner's position during her absence will now leave her work and return to her home at Orange. Mr. and Mrs. James Flynn entertained Monday, their son, Howard Flynn, wife and children of Anaheim. Miss Margeret Flynn spent Saturday night and Sunday with her brother, Howard Flynn, wife and children of Anaheim. Sunday afternoon the party motored to Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryter entertained Monday their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Alvin Schryter and daughter Viola June of Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Jack De Marris and daughters Leona, Vera and Eda Mae and Mrs. De Marris sister, Miss Verna Brazilton spent Sunday at Orange-co park. Mr. and Mrs. Peralta entertained Sunday their son, Chas Peralta, wife and daughter Jacalena of Anaheim. Word has been received that George Cullen, who was injured in an automobile accident some weeks ago is improving greatly. Miss Georgia Collins entertained Sunday, Miss Olive Gale of Yorba Linda. Anaheim visitors Saturday night were Mr. and Mrs. B. Walkup and daughter Barbara Gale of Anaheim. Mrs. Walter Smith of Brea were calling off Isaac Mayfield Saturday has bought the Joe Ri this lease and will move Mrs. Isaac Mayfield two Misses Waters of shopping in Anaheim Mills Mrs Andie White are her brother, Mr.A.J., to Long Beach Saturday the day visiting friend in the surf. Mr. and Mrs.Warlie to Placentia, they were Joe Roupe house which cently to Walter Smith Mr. and Mrs.W.B Andie White and fan Jones motored to I Springs Sunday and spat Mr.和Mrs.A.G purchased a home in will move in about 30 Mr.和Mrs.Press Anaheim were on the Mr.和Mrs.A.G,and Mrs Archie Graindren motored to Newpelt day and spent the day Mr.和Mrs.Ira Stevens in Fullerton Mon Mrs.McElhaney and her brother, Mr.Kennedy motored to Long Beach week and spent the ninth mother and father. Mr.和Mrs.William Billie motored to Ocean Day. It was Utah o Park and they met lot friends and had a good Mr.Homer Coffey Huntington Beach Tur his daughter,Mrs.Walt Little Lois has been done school let out. Keith Coffey and his for Bakersfield and For their week's vacation,b hot up there that they the high spots coming Fresno In the morning Brea at 6 in the even like home is what they Mrs.Outhouse and Mrs.Brown who is visit a god part of last w Beach and Huntington Mrs.Outhouse has a so COMPACT TRAIN Two of the legs under are stationary but the o against them so the top ped and the table stop space4 PLANTS POTATO A hand operated device one man can plant two trees a day has been invented Watch and jewelry repair Mrs. Hawkins made a trip to Anaheim on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bixby are entertaining Mrs. Arthur Kleoin of Los Angeles and Mrs. Guy Wallace and daughter, Marion Francis of Oakland and Master Victor Harris of Los Angeles. Week-end guests at the Bixby home were Arthur Klein of Los Angeles and Mrs. Dora Pierce of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw and sons motored to San Bernardino on Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sabe Robison spent Sunday in Los Angelees. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden spent the week-end at their Laguna Beach cottage. Miss Gertrude Smith and father, A. J. Smith, Mrs. Ethel Conway, and Mr. R. A. Cunningham were members of a party over the week-end at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. D. B Brown and son Charles motored to Glenn Ranch on Sunday. Miss Bertha Robison attended the Echo meeting of the Oakland state convention held at the First Presbyterian church at Santa Ana on Sunday afternoon. Mr. Charles Girwin is on a business trip to Taft. Biggest Hit Out Today—"Lovable Eyes"—Brunswick record. Schmidt Music Store. THE SEASON FOR CALIFORNIA SLIDING GLASS TOPS IS FAST APPROACHING You will want your car enclosed before the rainy season begins. Let us suggest calling at our shop and talking the matter over with us. We are specialists on California tops. The Auto Paint & Top Shop 135 S. Lemon Anaheim RECEIVES DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION FOR SENATE LACK OF LIGHT AND AIR EFFECT PEARLS NEW YORK, July 26.—Ever since the days of Cleopatra scientists have studied the problem of how to restore the original luster of pearls which have lost it. Thus far all these endeavors have been unsuccessful. Now comes a well-known Argentine writer and inventor to tell us about the diseases of pearls and how to cure them. Senor Arnado Barsanti has recently arrived from Buenos Aires, where he gave a series of demonstrations which amazed all those who had had the opportunity of seeing the pearls prior to and after the electro-chemical treatment to which they had been subjected by the inventor. Plain Dealer for good Job Printing. Mrs. B. C. Hooper, who after a long career in politics has received the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate race. She lives in Oshkosh and is the State President of the Wisconsin League of Women Voters. G. & L. LEASE G., L. LEASE, July 26. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Goss and children, and Miss Tiney Hudson of Garden Grove, motored to Escondido to fish Sunday and made a pretty good catch they say. Mrs. Walter Smith and son, Waldo of Brea were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Saturday. Mr. Smith has bought the Joe Roupe house on this lease and will move in soon. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and sister, the two Misses Waters, of Whittier were shopping in Anaheim Monday. Mrs. Andle White and children and her brother, Mr. A. J. Jones motored Last Week to Register By Charles H. Randall Prohibition Congressman, 1915-1921 Saturday of this week will close all registration of voters for the Primary Election to be held Aug. 20. Every voter must register. The last registration, even if you registered, is now without recognition in law. You will not be allowed to vote in the Primary election or the General election, if you have not re-registered since January 1, 1924 this year. The greatest evil from which popular government suffer is the failure of its qualified citizenship to express itself about the conduct of the government. Too many are saying, "let George do it," or they say "I don't like politics or politicians." But these are short sighted folks Politics is government pure and simple, and government is your bread Announcing a Gigantic, IT'S A RARE BARGAIN FEAST Sale! SAVE ON Big Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Goss and children, and Miss Tiney Hudson of Garden Grove, motored to Escondido to fish Sunday and made a pretty good catch they say. Mrs. Walter Smith and son, Waldo of Brea were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Saturday. Mr. Smith has bought the Joe Roupe house on this lease and will move in soon. Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and sister, the two Misses Waters, of Whittier were shopping in Anaheim Monday. Mrs. Andie White and children and her brother, Mr. A. J. Jones motored to Long Beach Saturday and spent the day visiting friends and bathing in the surf. Mr. and Mrs. Warlick have moved to Placentia, they were living in the Joe Roupe house which was sold recently to Walter Smith of Brea. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. White, Mrs. Andie White and family and A. J. Jones motored to La Vida Hot Springs Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger have purchased a home in Fullerton and will move in about 30 days. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Varner of Anaheim were on the lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Grainger, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Grainger and children motored to Newport Beach Sunday and spent the day. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone were shoppers in Fullerton Monday. Mrs. McElhaney and daughter and her brother, Mr Kenneth Wimer motored to Long Beach one day last week and spent the night with their mother and father. Mr. and Mrs. William Pope and son Billie motored to Ocean Park Saturday. It was Utah day at Ocean Park and they met lots of their old friends and had a good time. Mr. Homer Coffey motored to Huntington Beach Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs. Walter Bowen and Little Lois has been down there since school let out. Keith Coffey and his friend started for Bakersfield and Frisco to spend their week's vacation, but found it so hot up there that they just touched the high spots coming home. Left Fresno in the morning and were in Brea at 6 in the evening. No place like home is what they are singing. Mrs. Outhouse and her mother, Mrs. Brown, who is visiting her spent a god part of last week at Long Beach and Huntington Beach where Mrs. Outhouse has a son living. COMPACT TABLE Two of the legs under a new table are stationary but the other two fold against them so the top can be dropped and the table stored in small space. PLANTS POTATOES A hand operated device with which one man can plant two acres of potatoes a day has been invented. Watch and jewelry repair, Witman's. SAVE ON Big Reduction All Broken Assortments and Sun High Grade Stock—Marked Sale Opens at 9 a.m. A REAL BARGAIN One lot of Women's White Kid Oxfords, Military and Baby Louis Heels. Values up to $7.00. Out they go tomorrow at $2.95 HERE'S A GOOD ONE Broken line of Women's attractive sport oxords and pumps. Combinations of white and black Kid and canvas. They sold regular up to $8.50 pair. Marked for instant clearance $4.95 ANOTHER BIG SPECIAL Special group of Women's High Grade Patent Kid flapper pumps—and 'Radio' Sandals. Popular for sports wear. Regular $7.00 values. NEVER SUCH VALUES IN QUALITY FOOTWEAR X-TRA SP While they last tomorrow — 27 pa COMPACT TABLE Two of the legs under a new table are stationary but the other two fold against them so the top can be dropped and the table stored in small space. PLANTS POTATOES A hand operated device with which one man can plant two acres of potatoes a day has been invented. Watch and jewelry repair, Witman's. QUALITY WORK and BEST, RELIABLE SERVICE All clothes received in the morning returned the following day. City Dye Works and Cleaners 314 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 813 NEW PIANOS $325 Unlimited guarantee. F. Siegel 422 W. Center St. Fertilizers and Lime All Kinds, Also Crushed Rock and Sand Delivered. D. R. McDonald Phone 325W ANOTHER BIG SPECIAL Special group of Women's High Grade Patent Kid flapper pumps—and 'Radio' Sandals. Popular for sports wear. Regular $7.00 values. Clearance Sale Price $4.95 THE "BEST" IN SHOES FOR MEN MEN—HERE'S A HOT ONE Men's Shoes of Brown Calfskin, English and broad toe lasts, values to $7.00. Clearance Sale Price $4.75 MEN'S WORK SHOES RADICALLY REDUCED $3.50 Elk Hide Shoes now ... $2.35 $3.50 and $4.00 Men's Durable Work Shoes $2.95 $5.00 and $6.00 Men's durable Work Shoes $4.95 SALE OPENS TOMORROW Continues for 10 Days Joe Lauten CORNER CENTER AND LEA ANAHEIM, CA See Our Show Windows for Auto Register L. Randall Manusman, 1915-1921 creek will close all eras for the Primneld Aug. 20. Evacuated. The last you registered, obtainment in law, allowed to vote in for the General not re-registered this year. from which popfer is the failure enship to express product of the政 are saying, "let they say "I don't clans." art sighted folks unt pure and sinit is your bread and butter. It affects the price of every slice of bread you put in your mouth, and oftimes it may be responsible for your not having a slice of bread. Every time you take a dollar from your pocket, the government takes part of it, and another part of it the government decrees you shall hand over to some manufacturer or producer. Tariff laws for instance affect you directly because the price of every article you wear and every mouthful you eat is sent up or down by such laws. You cannot afford to be a slacker in your voting duties. It's cutting off your nose to spite your face. Two years ago, 386,552 California voters failed to go to the polls and vote even after registering. It is very probable as many more failed to register at all. That makes a staggering total of 773,000 voters who said "let government go to the demnition bow wows, I don't like politics." And it has pretty near gone there. You can register up to Saturday—no later. Open For Business New Ideal Lunch Room Formerly Auto Lunch Room —after having been thoroughly remodeled and refinished we open to the public a Lunch Room where wholesome food and quick service await you. 143 S. Los Angeles St. 2 Doors South of Crown Stage Depot Arantic, Mid-Summer Clearance ! Sale! ON SHOES Prices Way ON SHOES Prices Actions Way Down and Surplus Lots of Shoes in our ck—Marked For Quick Disposal. ens Tomorrow t 9 a. m. Everybody knows when "Joe Lautenbach" has a real bonafide cut price event—offering high dependable quality at prices far below regular. are set in our purpose to clear our shelves of all We have gone the limit in lowering prices, so pronounced that we feel sure that carewd ty of them will be here tomorrow—when our one o'clock. NOTE— THE DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS RA SPECIAL NOTHING BUT VALUES Closing out one lot of Children's Play Shoes. Complete range of sizes. We sold them regular at $4.00 pair. Mothers will buy them quickly tomorrow, at $2.95 READ THIS ONE Children's Shoes. Broken assortments—in Brown and Black Kid button style. Sizes 5 to 8 now $2.95 Sizes 8½ to 8 now $3.35 Values in the lot up to $4.50 BARGAINS GALORE One group of Boys' Brown Calfskin shoes. Blucher and English lasts. Regular $5.00 values. Priced for RA SPECIAL last tomorrow — 27 pairs of Misses' Fine Grade Canvas shoes. Regular value to $5.00. sizes. BARGAINS GALORE One group of Boys' Brown Calfskin shoes. Blucher and English lasts. Regular $5.00 values. Priced for quick clearance at $3.95 ANOTHER RARE BARGAIN Men's $8.00 and $9.00 Shoes and Oxford—black or brown calf skin. Best standard makes. Clearance Sale Price $6.95 MEN'S ATTRACTIVE DRESS SHOES Men who demand shoes of style and comfort should certainly investigate the "Bostonian" shoes and ox-fords. Our regular $12.00 values in this sale at $8.95 Lautenbach ENTER AND LEMON STREET ANAHEIM, CAL. now Windows for Other Bargains.