oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-27

DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS Before the daylight sings a bird; Has any listening mortal heard, In the dawning still and dim, That joyful song to coming light? Those notes that in their upward flight Are like a rapturous hymn? Amelia E. Barr. Speculative gambling in foodstuffs and necessaries should be prohibited. With congress adjourned, the people feel not only resigned, but relieved. Bitter factionalism is robbing California politics of its amiable aspects. Should southeastern Europe be saved a bloody trial at arms, it will be a godsend. It would do no harm to California to extract some of the factional venom from its politics. It's the condition of the political fences at home that is concerning members of congress just now. Turkey in Europe means trouble to Europe. Thrust the Turks back into Asia and curb their cruel machinations. Some suitable memorial should be erected to the forty-seven men who perished in the Argonaut mine. Courage should be cherished in the memory of all. The United States should hold steadfastly and unswervingly to its traditional policy of avoiding political alliances and entanglements with foreign powers. Sometimes it seems, in surveying the news of the world, that the cleaning pictures are to be cleansed at their sources. This is the pledge given by Will H. Hays, head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. He told the General Federation of Women's Clubs that it is the purpose of his organization to establish and maintain the highest possible moral and artistic standards in film production and to develop the educational as well as the entertainment value and the general usefulness of motion pictures. To quote Mr. Hays' words: "There is one place only where the evils can be eliminated and the good and great advantage of motion pictures retained, and that is at the point where and when the pictures are made. And it can be done then and there, make no mistake. It cannot be done in a moment. Years of accumulation cannot be removed in a day, and it cannot be done in a practical manner without the support of the public." The public has faith to believe that Will Hays will do his level best to keep his pledges as to this. To this end, the support of the people should be given to every sincere earnest effort to improve the quality of pictures. The best way to show approval of a clean, uplifting picture is to give it liberal patronage. The surest way to condemn an unclean, unfit picture is to stay away from the place where it is exhibited. RESPONSIBILITY VAST IN REPUBLIC Freedom imposes obligations, on the same principle as noblesse oblige. To be a properly functioning citizen of a great republic like this puts tremendous personal responsibilities upon each and every patriot. This responsibility cannot warrantably be evaded or ignored. It is lamentable, however, that a very numerous element of the good citizenship of the country does evade or ignore this re- NEW YORK of rise to succeed humble and have by no means the pessimists. Person, yet only came to this co-Norway when he died in New York here as soon as have any kind was 16 years after office boy wore and has remained. The other De Coppot & I present of a change for which No longer doction of women's for daily nourishment vanished when little slice of chocolate celiac women, theyse and more respo-world that has toward real food discovered that of chop houses one get more than in the cafeteria Women's Ass'n and whether it tion is compose fessional women joy seeing the flock to their certain. Missager, says that average luncheon of a woman in action which st Some suitable memorial should be erected to the forty-seven men who perished in the Argonaut mine. Courage should be cherished in the memory of all. The United States should hold steadfastly and unswervingly to its traditional policy of avoiding political alliances and entanglements with foreign powers. Sometimes it seems, in surveying the news of the world, that the World War did not settle much. It seems that its best lessons are being forgotten or go unheeded. War at present in the Near East probably will be averted by the concessions which the Allied powers are making to Turkey. It is doubtful, however, if permanent peace can be assured that way. Teach the children not only to tell the truth, but to be moderate in assertions, and not given to exaggeration. For an exaggeration, if discovered gives an impression almost as mad as an outright lie. It casts doubt upon anything that the exaggerative person may say. RESPONSIBILITY VAST IN REPUBLIC Freedom imposes obligations, on the same principle as noblesse oblige. To be a properly functioning citizen of a great republic like this puts tremendous personal responsibilities upon each and every patriot. This responsibility cannot warrantably be evaded or ignored. It is lamentable, however, that a very numerous element of the good citizenry of the country does evade or ignore this responsibility, in some vervital particulars. There is tendency to make responsibility for governmental affairs impersonal. It should be regarded, by each and every citizen, as a personal matter each citizen for himself or herself feeling that he or she is bearing the burdens and sharing the responsibility for government as it is. Good citizenship imposes this sense of responsibility. This country needs it. Without it, a huge mass of the citizenry take no part, or an indifferent part, in politics. This indifference plays into the hands of the evil elements that would corrupt the foundations of government. 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He landed in New York and went to work here as soon as he was old enough to have any kind of a job. When he was 16 years old, he got a position as office boy with a firm of Brokers, and has remained with them ever since. The other day, his employers, De Coppot & Doremus, made him a present of a seat on the stock exchange for which they paid $88,000. No longer do men scoff at the mention of women's "tea rooms" as place for daily nourishment. The day has vanished when they stood for a fragile slice of cinnamon toast and a chocolate eclair. Maybe, it's because women, they themselves, are doing harder and more responsible work in the world that has turned their thoughts toward real food. At any rate, I have discovered that nowhere in this city of chop houses and grill rooms does one get more substantial roast beef than in the cafeteria of the American Women's Ass'n, at 218 Madison-ave, and whether it's because the association is composed of business and professional women or whether they enjoy seeing the number of men that flock to their restaurant, I am not certain. Miss Lorraine Willits, manager, says that the difference in the average luncheon check of a man and of a woman indicates the discrimination which still persists against us in the matter of salaries. "Seventy- PARAGRAPHS By Robert Quillen Might may not be right, but it's seldom left. The test of the civilization is in the heating. Motto of cake eaters: "When in doubt, light another cigarette." Nobody ever thinks of getting an injunction to restrain the hold-up men. TOWN IN REVIEW IF Mister Daugherty, now, could just tie an injunction can to that Return to Normalcy dog's tail, how lovely everything would be, Mawruss. LIVES Lives of great men oft remind us We could-a made our lives sublime—If we hadn't looked behind us At the Jane we saw that time. COAL SHIPMENTS HELD UP Next winter it will be a freeze-out. TOM SIMS HAS IT There may be no connection, but the ex-kalser's book was written in Holland, and geographies say: "Holland—a low lying country." PETE IS GOING TO ENLARGE HIS VOCABULARY Vining & Duffy are getting a new truck for a change, as Pete Huffner is growing tired of saying gid-dip.—Rockford (O.) press correspondence. Wouldn't this make you mad? In Detroit, a madman whipped his landlord and escaped. There is always room at the top for a big strawberry. WE CARRY IT WITH US Newspaper reports that a tooth-brush trust is being formed. We wouldn't trust ours to anybody. The law wouldn't let Francisco Tata take his proxy bride, Antonia Martina, back to Detroit with him, as planned, when she landed here the other day. The law frowns upon proxy marriages, and as Antonia could not read any language, unmarried, she came under the ban of immigration law. So Francesco just filed out to the detention pen with his sweetheart, and spent a 14-day honeymoon there on Ellis Island, before some of his friends became worried by his disappearance and got the Italian Consul on his trail. The law couldn't allow hi into stay there, any more than it would let Antonia go to Detroit with him, so the honeymoon and the whole romance seems ended, in spite of the proxy bride groom's complete willingness to stay arrested forever if he can remain at his loved one's side. Still another group of Russian players is coming to New York. Mme. Maria Kousenoff, of the Opera Theatre of Moscow and the Imperial Theatre of Petrograd, and Leon Bawst, one of the world's best known color artists, are to come here at the invitation of Elizabeth Marbury and the Shuberts, to present Mme. Kousenoff's repertoire. The Revue Russe. The premiere will take place at the Booth Theater, early in October. Thomas J. Dennhy should have been a Knight of Long Ago or a motion picture actor. Instead he is a riding instructor. When two men attacked him in West Forty-eighth-street, undoubtedly seeing an easy victim in him because his right arm was in a sling, he fought both of them off with his left hand and held them until the arrival of the police. About the only thing to be said for times like these is that they encourage the manufacture of red ink. History is forever repeating itself. When old Noah saw dry land, he proceeded at once to plant grapes. The soda fountain has one advantage. No stranger full of milkshake grasps your lapels and tells you the sad story of his life. F. O. B. now means Freight Ominously Behind. Home: Sleeping quarters adjacent to a garage. And now when you say the locomotive doesn't seem complete unless you add the word "apart." Travel would be even more educational if there wasn't so much similarity in the architecture of filling stations. Correct this sentence: "Don't track mud on the polished floor dear," said the mother, "just wipe your feet on the rug." Constantine likes the war game, and it must surprise him to read in an American paper about a game being won by a home run. New York isn't more tolerant than other towns. It simply can't distinguish between its allies and its 100 per cent Americans. To the cynic, love is just a conviction that it is easier to get along with one than without one. Try Plain Dealer want ads. JUST RIDE A large shipment of Ladies' Felt "Comfy" Slippers, $2.00 value The premiere will take place at the Booth Theater, early in October. Thomas J. Dennhy should have been a Knight of Long Ago or a motion picture actor. Instead he is a riding instructor. When two men attacked him in West Forty-eighth-st, the other night, undoubtedly seeing an easy victim in him because his right arm was in a sling, he fought both of them off with his left hand and held them until the arrival of the police. We did away with ticket takers on the subway lines, when we adopted the nickel-in-the-slot machines. But now, we have to employ cagle-eyed watchers to keep their eyes on enlarged reflections of the nickels, in order to prevent lead slugs being substituted. This unkind method of getting a head of the subway company reached such proportions that "detectors" having been installed. A detector is a small but powerful projecting machine, the beam of which passes through the coin box and throws on the wall or ceiling an enlarged picture of whatever is dropped into the box. Louis Evan Shipman, author of "Fools Errant" has completed a play concerned with incidents in the life of Benjamin Franklin while he was ambassador to France. It is entitled "Poor Richard" and an early production is planned. Watch & Jewelry repairing Witmans OFFICIAL Headlight Adjusting Station Anaheim Ignition Dept Willard Service Station Phone 489 218 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim To Customers who Purchase $5.00 worth of Footwear Anaheim and Sale Starts Thursday Continuing until all DON'T DELAY! NO EXCHANGES—NO FAILURES Black patent leather or black kid, Cuban heel one strap ... $5.00 Black or brown kid, oxford walking heel ... $5.00 DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR CHILDREN'S STORIES—BIGGER SHoe Dept. THE PRINT ANAHEIM CORNER LEMON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 1922 Subscription rate—In No. Orange-co. 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