oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-28

International Races Feature of Regatta The first international races ever held south of Vancouver will feature the Newport Beach regatta of the So. Calif. Yachting Ass'n, Aug. 6-15, when the fast sloop Sir Tom, owned by J. E. Geary of Seattle, will meet the Patricia of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club for the famous $3,000 Isherwood trophy. Several R boats have been built by the R Syndicate, backed by wealthy men of Southern California to compete, including the California, which won the Perpetual Silverwood trophy. Several R boats which was launched yesterday. Golf balls lost during one month at a well-known club are estimated at 1,000. Dogs are being trained FINNS AND SWEDES ARE NOW CORDIAL STOCKHOLM, July 28.—Finns and Swedes are no longer making faces at each other across the Baltic. The cordial relations between the two countries, interrupted in the past by various incidents, political and otherwise, are now being resumed. Both sides are gratified at the change, which is apparently a result of diplomatic efforts made at eGnoa by Hyalmar Branting, the Swedish premier Postal rates already have been reduced, direct telephone connection as well as radio will be used for the mutual exchange of pleasant words and recently a group of Swedish newspaper men journeyed to Helsingfors, met their Finnish colleagues and buried the hatchet. Plain Dealer Want Ads will bring results. at Weber's How to make A Gay Sport Hat to match each sweater from Dennison’s Silk Crepe Paper Your keen eye for color, your deft fingers, a fold or two of Dennison’s Crepe Paper, a bit of waterproofing, and behold——！ A cool, gay, sport hat—smart as any at Newport or INCREASE PROFESSION OF RETIRED “Presbyterians of every reason to feel said F. N. Gibbs, who turned home from Belfast he has been attending of the Synods of Cali zone July 20-27. “The plan of reorganization by the Presbyteriania and Nevada after study puts California front rank of Progress,” said Mr. Gibbs of Arizona has appointed mittee to seek a similar organization so that the church may be better. The plan adopted involves the appointing mittee made up of from every part of Nevada, one-third of en. This committee work of the church major committees, on the Boards of Gen. The chairman of the are: National Mission Barnett, of Riversideions, Dr. F. W. Rueley; Christian Education Oxtoby of San Anselmo Relief and Sustained Marwick of Santa Barbara. Next year California Asilomar for ten days and the Synod of Avene at Miami in Oregon. There were near gates at the Pasadero tomobile rides entree visitors. Women had a large part, meetings during the cuss the mission object control. “Synod was really versity,” said Mr. were 27 classes held under the lead of cussing, various phasies and church methods were largely attended and women.” Recommendation the pension of minors instead of the pre- from Dennison's Silk Crepe Paper Your keen eye for color, your deft fingers, a fold or two of Dennison's Crepe Paper, a bit of waterproofing, and behold——！ A cool, gay, sport hat—smart as any at Newport or Atlantic City—for one-tenth the cost. Let us teach you how. WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 112 East Center Street 2 DAYS SALE Friday 28th A Sale of Drugs and Sundries FRIDAY and SATURDAY FREE TO EVERY CUSTOMER PURCHASE ANY OF THE ARTICLES BE 28th A Sale of Drugs and Sundries FRIDAY and SATURDAY FREE TO EVERY CUSTOMER PURCHASE ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEING ANY OF THE ARTICLES BEINGANY OFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEINGANYOFTHEARTHISBEing Holland Fabric Linen Finish, 50c values...23c Box Stationery, $1.00 values 69c Linen Tablets, 15c values...9c Envelopes, 15c values...9c 2-quart Water Bottles, $1.25 values...79c Penslar Cold Breaker...17c Santox Pine Balsam with Menthol and Eucalyptus 25c value...19c 50c value...39c Milk of Magnesia, 8-oz Bottle...25c 16-oz. Bottle...50c Colonial Shaving Cream, 35c values...27c Horlick's Malted Milk...45c, 85c and $2 Peroxide, Special Coco Almond Soap, 4 cakes Woodbury's Facial Soap... Our Own Almond Lotion, 50c values Three Flowers, Cold and Vanishing Cream Hudnut's Marvelous Cold Cream Azurea Face Powder...$1 Pompeian Beauty Powder... Djer-Kiss Face Powder... Auto Strop Razors Complete ... TWO STORES Anaheim Pharmacy 144 W. CENTER Orange County Drug 300 W. CENTER EISENHAUER & BAHRENBURG, Props. ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA INCREASE PENSIONS OF RETIRED PASTORS "Presbyterians of this state have every reason to feel encouraged," said F. N. Gibbs, who has just returned home from Pasadena, where he has been attending the meeting of the Synods of California and Arizona July 20-27. "The plan of reorganization adopted by the Presbyterians of California and Nevada after two years of study puts California synod in the front rank of Presbyterian progress," said Mr. Gibbs. "The Synod of Arizona has appointed a committee to seek a similar plan of organization so that the work of the church may be better centralized." The plan adopted by California involves the appointment of a committee made up of representatives from every part of California and Nevada, one-third of whom are women. This committee will direct the work of the church through four major committees, corresponding to the Boards of General Assembly. The chairman of these committees are: National Missions, Dr. Ira W. Barnett, of Riverside; Foreign Missions, Dr. F. W. Russell of Berkeley; Christian Education, Dr. W. H. Otoby of San Anselmon; Ministerial Relief and Sustentation, James Marwick of Santa Barbara. Next year California will meet in Asilomar for ten days in August and the Synod of Arizona will convene at Miami in October. There were nearly 1000 delegates at the Pasadena meeung. Automobile rides entertained synodical visitors. Women of the state had a large part, holding daily meetings during the week to discuss the mission objects under their control. "Synod was really a religious university," said Mr. Gibbs. "There were 27 classes held every morning under the lead of specialists, discussing various phases of missions and church methods. These classes were largely attended by both men and women." Recommendation was made that the pension of ministers be $1000 instead of the present $600 and 1922 COIN CROP IS COMPLETE FAILURE WASHINGTON, July 28. — The 1922 coin crop a complete failure. American pockets are so full of silver that there will be no nickels, dimes, quarters, or half-dollars coined this year, F. E. Scobey, director of the mint, announces. As for pennies, only a paltry $70,000 worth have been coined at the Denver mint, as against $492,000 worth the preceding year. "There have been approximately $46,000,000 worth of pennies coined since the mint began in 1792," said Mr. Scobey. "So what's the use of making more, when about the only things you can still buy with a penny now-a-days are lollypops?" This is the first time in 108 years that half dollars have not been coined; the first time in 93 years that no quarters have been coined; the first time in 97 years that no dimes have been coined; with the exception of the year 1877, the first time in 57 years that no nickels have been coined; and with the exception of the years 1815 and 1823, the first time since the beginning of the mint in 1793, 129 years ago, that so few pennies have been coined. NO ORANGE-CO BABE NEED BE HOMELESS The following classified advertisement was published in The Plain Dealer this week: "Wanted—Someone to take care of eight-months-old baby girl for several weeks." Todate, there have been more than 20 replies, many coming to The Plain Dealer office in person to see if they could not get the tiny mite for their home. Some confessed they had already adopted children and were anxious to get another. One Fullerton girl of 17, who keeps house for her father and brother, phoned that she certainly would like the opportunity to take care of that baby. A woman of 45, with four grown children, sald she wanted a baby about the house; that if she had the money she would establish a large home for children. All of which demonstrates that no Orange-co baby need go without a good home. Women of the state had a large part, holding daily meetings during the week to discuss the mission objects under their control. "Synod was really a religious university," said Mr. Gibbs. "There were 27 classes held every morning under the lead of specialists, discussing various phases of missions and church methods. These classes were largely attended by both men and women." Recommendation was made that the pension of ministers be $1000 instead of the present $600 and that the denomination seek $30,000,000 endowment for this purpose to enlarge the present goal of $10,000,000 now nearly reached. Several speakers at the meeting emphasized the important place which home missionaries had in the activities of the church. Efforts are to be made to present the opportunities of home missionary work to young men in high schools and colleges. Speakers from New York and Philadelphia, representing various boards of the church, were on the program during the week. AMERICAN DRUG STORE IN MOSCOW MOSCOW, July 28—There is a regular American drug store in Moscow and an American woman graduate pharmacist in charge of it. It is in the free drug shop, opened today by the Medical Division of the American Relief Association for the free dispensing of drugs to persons who apply with a prescription from a reputable physician of Moscow. Caroline Klein Robbins, a graduate of the Brooklyn College of Pharmacy, is in charge. The drug store will be a most beneficial adjunct to the large programme of medical relief being carried out by the American Relief Administration in the hospitals, public homes and dispensaries of Moscow. The American Relief Administration, under the direction of Dr. Henry Beenwkes, Chief of the Medical Division, and Dr. William Nicklesen, Medical supervisor of the Moscow district, is supplying these public institutions for the care of children and the sick of all ages with everything they need to carry on their work of relief of pain and disease. FOUR PRIZES AT ART EXHIBIT Four prizes will be awarded at the anniversary exhibition of the Laguna Beach Art Ass'n, next month, F. W. Cuprien announces: The Skidmore prize of $50 for the best painting by a Laguna Beach artist; the Sherman Stevens prize of $50 for the best painting in the exhibition; the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce prize for $25 for the second best picture; and the Montgomery prize of $25 for the most popular picture. Baldwin Refrigerators save ice. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Saturday Specials 29th Mondries Saturday CUSTOMER PURCHASARTICLES BELOW A TUBE OF MAGTE FREE. Malted 45c, 85c and $2.75 Special ...10c Bond Soap, 25c 's Facial Soap...25c Almond Lotion, 39c owers, Cold and ing Cream ...50c Marvelous. ream ...50c ace Powder...$1.00 Beauty Powder...50c Face Powder...50c Razors $1.00 Ge County Drug Co. 00 W. CENTER URG, Props. CALIFORNIA Saturday Specials Molasses Jumbles 20c per doz., 2 doz. 35c Pumpernichle Bread 12c Oregon Cherry Pie 30c BOSTON BAKERY Store No. 1 201 E. Center Street Phones 135W—862J Store No. 3 248 W. Center St. BEANS BAGS AND TWINE A. 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BUICK DODGE STUDEBAKER OAKLAND SATISFACTION Drive the car 5 days—if you are not entirely satisfied with it at the end of that time drive it back and we will gladly allow you every dollar you have paid on it to apply on the purchase of any renewed car in our stock. Signed HARRY D. RILEY. OVERLAND MAXWELL JORDAN FORD CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE EE--Driving Lessons EVERY CAR IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER!! has been spent by our mechanics in putting them in good shape. dispose of this stock of used cars and the inducement we offer is— Lower Prices COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER!! Harry D. Rilev STUDEBAKER DEALER Fullerton Orange "A Safe Place to Buy a Used Car" Open Evenings enjoy "the scenic route enjoy "the scenic route" back east Beautiful vistas in the cool mountain canyons of California, Utah and Colorado—the majestic expanse of the Great Salt Lake—the verdant plains of the Middle West—these are some of the scenic attractions of a trip back east over the Union Pacific. 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