oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-01

"TO HAVE AND TO HOLD" AT CALIF. Mary Johnston's brilliant novel of Old Virginia and the court of King James I of England, "To Have and To Hold," has been picturized for Paramount by George Fitzmaurice with splendid results. This tremendous production will be the feature attraction at the California Theater beginning tomorrow. A remarkable cast of principals includes Betty Compson as "Lady Jocelyn Leigh," Bert Lytell as "Captain Ralph Percy," Theodore Kosloff as "Lord Carnal," Raymond Hatton as "King James I," W. J. Forguson as "Jeremy Sparrow" and Arthur Rankin as "Lord Robert Cecil." The eminence of these players needs no comment. Mr. Lytell makes his bow before Paramount audiences in this vehicle, the part of "Captain Ralph Percy" being considered particularly suited to the qualities of the popular star. Oulida Bergere in her adaptation has faithfully followed Miss Johnston's story. The luxurious court of James I is shown in all its magnificence. Ben Johnson and the Duke of Buckingham are other noted historical characters who appear in this sequence. Also high-lighted are the scenes aboard the pirate ship and the fight with a British merchant vessel, culminating in the blowing up of the corsair craft. The story tells of Lady Jocelyn Leigh, whom Lord Carnal, favorite of the King, seeks in marriage. To escape a match with the dandified, odious Carnal, Jocelyn takes the place of her maid who is going to Jamestown, one of a hundred girls destined as wives for the settlers in the Virginia colonies. TWO MORE DIRECTORS The Orange Ice & Cold Storage Co. today filed a certificate of increase in the number of directors from three to five. U.S. Orders Halt On Narcotic Imports WASHINGTON... Feb. 1.—All importations of narcotics into the United States was ordered stopped today by the customs division of the treasury department. Alarmed at the seemingly large quantities of "dope" coming into the country through the various ports of the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards, treasury officials ordered all importations stopped until the federal narcotic control board determines just what is "a proper amount" for medical and legitimate needs. SCORES SEE NEW DOBLE STEAM CAR Scores today saw the new Doble steam car at Hubbell & Wimmer's Palage garage. The wonderful power of the machine, said to exceed even that of the biggest cars operated by the gas engine, was impressive. Abner Doble, inventor and president of the company which is manufacturing it, was in charge of the demonstrations. PLAINTIFFS PAY COSTS Suits for $30,000 brot against Former City Marshal Samuel Hasley of Brea failed and the plaintiffs will have to pay costs. This is the outcome of the trial concluded yesterday before Superior Judge Z. B. West. The plaintiffs were Alexander Payse, Bertha Edwards nee Crump, Mary McIntyre and Gortrude Brasher, and they accused Hasley of false arrests. Each asked $7,500. Ames & McHadden of Anahela and Marks & Launer of Fullerton were Hasley's attorneys. HULL-WITMER DISTRIBUTION The display, office space of the Golden State at 133 S. Los Angeles leased by the Hull-Will Co., which has the district Haynes in No. Orange-tributor in Anaheim on bile and the Stevens, business to Fullerton, handle the Hupmobile. Garage Co., here has the Hup distribution. Paul Witmer is the liaison combination and liaison to the automobile man. Was with the Master of the May Motor Co. of M. Ward, former salesman the Nash dealers in S. be sales manager. How soon the company entire space lease but it will be within a while the 1922 model ed and sport Haynes co played in the rear of Witmer declares that at $1895 is one of the on-the-market, contractual impression others has an unusually exentment. Ebell President Two interesting additions at noon today and professional Mrs. Nellie Terry, pru Anahelm Ebeli gave a talk on "The greatest Things in Life." Mr. Gilmore of Fullity Service, was the oft told of the successes in the business life of a He said the community together on the same undertaking is to succeed. Routine business w and the meeting brot ports concerning the e TWO MORE DIRECTORS The Orange Ice & Cold Storage Co. today filed a certificate of increase in the number of directors from three to five. Brunswick February Records ON SALE TODAY World's Truest Reproductions. Hear! Compare! For Your Convenience—Clip This List BRUNSWICK RECORDS PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH Artist Popular Dance Hits Selection No. Size Price Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra I Still Can Dream—Fox Trot —Introducing "My Sake Dere" and "In the Starlight" from "The Yankee Princess" 2352 10 $ .75 When Hearts Are Young —Fox Trot —Introducing "Dear Land O'Mine" from "The Lady in Ermine" 2354 10 $ .75 Bennie Krueger's Orchestra Dumbell—Fox Trot 2354 10 $ .75 The Tuile—Fox Trot 2355 10 $ .75 Arnold Johnson and His Orchestra China Boy—Fox Trot 2355 10 $ .75 One Night in June—Fox Trot 2356 10 $ .75 Oriole Terrace Orchestra Rose of the Rio Grande—Fox Trot 2356 10 $ .75 All Muddied Up—Fox Trot 2363 10 $ .75 Carl Pentent's Orchestra The Lonely Nest—Fox Trot —Introducing "Then Comes the Dawning" from "Orange Blossoms" 2363 10 $ .75 Arnold Johnson and His Orchestra Babylo—Fox Trot 2363 10 $ .75 Isham Jones' Orchestra Burning Sands—Fox Trot 2358 10 $ .75 Aunt Harra's Children Blues—Fox Trot 2358 10 $ .75 Lady of the Evening—Fox Trot —From "Music Box Revue of 1922-23" 2353 10 $ .75 Pack Up Your Sins and Go To the Devil—Fox Trot —From "Music Box Revue of 1922-23" 2353 10 $ .75 Isham Jones' Orchestra You Gave Me Your Heart—Fox Trot 2350 10 $ .75 The Snake—Fox Trot 2362 10 $ .75 Oriole Terrance Orchestra Swanee Smiles—Fox Trot 2362 10 $ .75 Bennie Krueger's Orchestra Where the Bamboo Babies Green—Fox Trot 2365 10 $ .75 Isham Jones' Orchestra Greenwich Witch—Fox Trot 2365 10 $ .75 Tyr—Fox Trot 2365 10 $ .75 Isham Jones' Orchestra The Fuzzy Wurzy Bird—Fox Trot 2348 10 $ .75 Broken-Hearted Melody—Waltz 2348 10 $ .75 Artist Vocal–Operatic and Concert Selection Marlo Chamlee (Tenor) Arna Del (Lamb of God) —(Bliss!) Organ by Frank La Forge; Violin Obligato by Fredric Fraddkin; In Latin 80021 13 2.00 Ave Maria (Kahn) Piano by Frank La Forge; Violin Obligato by Fredric Fraddkin; In Latin 80021 13 2.00 Sigrid Onegin (Contralto) Sanson et Dallée—Monocour souvre à la vele (My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice) Act II (Saint-Savons) In French 80018 13 2.00 Carmen—Chanson Bohème (Les tréures de saints) (Gypsey Song) Act II (Blistet) In French 80018 13 2.00 Mr. Gilmore of Fullity Service, was the other told of the successes of the business life of a He said the community together on the same undertaking is to succeed Routine business and the meeting broth ports concerning the last week were given a a 100% turnout for Feb. 22 were expressa large attendance Hear Youthful Several musicians drove to Santa Ana where they attended cital given by Nyireg piano genius. Although promising artist, that ture expression is the audience. Favoring L Hungarian seemed at great composer's numb Forming a motor par Beatriee Amsbry, Mrs Goodale, Miss Katherine Marlon Utter, Mrs. R Mr. Robert Amsbry, journey in the Amsbry Church Bungalow An informal opening bungalow will be enjoy evening by members peoples departments in Temple, the program 7:30. A novel program ranged and a good t everybody. The girls bring along their kitchen entertainment. All you the church are invited. Entertain Guild A delightfully pleasant that passed in St. Michaels last night when Mrs. Miss Elise Jeasurum wites at an it formal Artist Vocal-Operatic and Concert Selection Mario Chamlee (Tenor) Arne Del (Lamb of God)—(Bizet) Organ by Frank La Forge; Violin Obligato by Fredric Fradkin; In Latin... 50021 13 2.00 Ave Marina (Kahn) Plains by Preby Le Forges; Violin Obligato by Fredric Fradkin; In Latin... 50018 13 2.00 Samson et Dalla—Mon coeur s'ouvre à la veix (My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice) Act II (Saint-Evense) In French... 50018 13 2.00 Carmen—Claude Bohème (Le triste de étrie) (Oypay Song) Act II (Bizet) In French... 50018 13 2.00 Gluseppe Daniele (Baritone) Vol ed Io (You and I) (De Curtis) Violin Obligato by Fredric Fradkin; In Italian Luntananza (Murolo-De Cur-tis) In Italian... 15028 10 1.50 Heaven at the End of the Head (Johnstone-Oggood) Little Bit of Heaven (Brennan-Ball)... 15058 10 1.25 I Dreamt I Dwell in Marble Hall—From "Bohemian Girl" (Baife)... 5176 10 1.00 Moon Song—From "The Milkado" (Gilbert-Sullivan) Artist Instrumental Selection Bronislaw Huberman (Violinist) Kol Nidrel (Bruch) Piano-forte by Paul Frenkel... Masourka (Zarasycke) Pia-forte by Paul Frenkel... 50022 12 2.00 Elly Ney (Pianist) (a) Spinning Song (Mendelssohn) (b) Moussat Musical (Schubert)... 15038 10 1.50 Ecossaeze (Scottish Dances) (Beethoven-d Albert)... 20008 18 1.25 Capitol Grand Orchestra (Erno Rapeé, Conductor) Orphene in Hades Overture—Part I (Offenbach) Concert Orchestra... 20008 18 1.25 Paul Frenkel To a Wild Rose (MacDowell) Celesta Solo... 2351 10 .75 To a Water-Lily (MacDowell) Celesta Solo... 2351 10 .75 Artist Popular Songs Selection Margaret Young (Singing Comedienne) To-morrow... Jimbo Jambo... 2359 10 .75 Brownsisters (Vocal Trif) with Bennie Krueger's Orch-tran. Come On Home... Bring on the Pepper—From "Music Box Revue of 1922-23"... 2300 10 .75 Marion Harris (Singing Comedienne) Mississippi Choo Choo Who Cares?... 2361 10 .75 Ernest Hare (Hartitee) Lost (A Wonderful Girl) Nellie Kelly I Love You—From "Little Nellie Kelly"... 2364 10 .75 William Beese (Tenor and White Way Male Quartet) Rocky Mountain Moon... Down by the Old Apple Tree... 2357 10 .75 Charles Hart and Elliott Shaw (Tenor and Harriette) Rocky Mountain Moon... Down by the Old Apple Tree... 2357 10 .75 Billy Jones and Ernest Hare (Tenor and Baritone) HULL-WITMER WILL DISTRIBUTE HAYNES The display, office and repair space of the Golden State Motor Co. at 133 S. Los Angeles-st has been leased by the Hull-Witmer Haynes Co., which has the distribution of the Haynes in No. Orange-co. Drake, distributor in Anaheim of the Hupmobile and the Stevens, has moved his business to Fullerton, where he will handle the Hupmobile. The Cadillac Garage Co., here has taken the local Hup distribution. Paul Witmer is the businessman of the combination and Farrell P. Hull the automobile man. Hull formerly was with the Master Truck Co., and the May Motor Co. of Santa Ana, C. M. Ward, former sales manager with the Nash dealers in Santa Ana, will be sales manager. How soon the company will have the entire space leased is uncertain, but it will be within a week. Meanwhile the 1923 model touring, closed and sport Haynes cars will be displayed in the rear of the building. Witmer declares that the Haynes at $1895 is one of the cheapest cars on the market, contrary to the general impression otherwise. The car has an unusually extensive equipment. IN SOCIETY Ebell President Speaks Two interesting addresses were delivered at noon today for the Business and Professional Women's club. Mrs. Nellie Terry, president of the Anaheim Ebell gave an entertaining talk on "The greatest and Highest Things in Life." Mr. Gilmore of Fullerton Community Service, was the other speaker and told of the successes and failures in the business life of a man or woman. He said the community must work together on the same footing if any undertaking is to succeed. Routine business was transacted and the meeting brot to a close. Reports concerning the evening meeting NAME DELEGATES TO A. C. OF C. MEET Anaheim delegates to the meeting tonight of the Orange-co Associated Chambers of Commerce, and the dinner to be given at the Fullerton club, 6:30 p.m., are J. Frederick Ahlborn, Henry M. Adams, Romaine C. Berger, Fred A. Backs, Jr., Geo. Johnson and Malcom A. Fraser. About 70 will attend from all parts of the county, according to Geo. A. Raymer, secretary Fullerton chamber, who has the hospitable arrangements in hand. Matters of county-wide importance will be threshed out. Secretary Raymer will be one of the principal speakers at the monthly meeting of So. Calif., secretaries, to be held in the snow, on Mt. Lowe, tomorrow night. About 80 secretaries will be there, is the report. Information has been received at the local chamber regarding the annual meeting of Calif. Commercial Secretaries at Santa Cruz, Feb. 26, 27, 18, and 29. Governor Richardson, a member of the new California Highway Commission, Chas, Cheney, widely known city planning expert, and other speakers and teachers of note will expound their subjects to the secretaries, of whom 125 will be in attendance. This is a regular four days school, the secretries being required to put in all the hours daily from 9-5, taking their entertainment in the evenings. Secretary Harry Main, of Santa Cruz, has the meeting under his charge. On Tuesday, Feb. 27, the subject of "County Fairs and Expositions" will be thoroughly discussed from its several phases, including a paper on "Admissions," by Secretary Fraser, who has written all over the coast for the experiences of show managers in regard to this most important contribution to a successful exposition. NEW FARM BUREAU SONG (E. F. Clark of Corona) (Tune: Keep the Home fires Burning) When the fires of war were raging In the lands across the sea, And we joined that fearful conflict In the name of Liberty Hear Youthful Pianist Several musicians of Anaheim drove to Santa Ana last evening where they attended the piano recital given by Nyiregyhazi, the boy piano genius. Although he is a promising artist, that he lacks mature expression is the opinion of his audience. Favoring Listz, the young Hungarian seemed at his best in the great composer’s numbers. Forming a motor party were Miss Beatrice Amsbry, Mrs. G. Herbert Goodale, Miss Katherine Adams, Miss Marion Utter, Mrs. Ruth Seitz and Mr. Robert Amsbry, who made the journey in the Amsbry auto. Church Bungalow Opening An informal opening of the new bungalow will be enjoyed tomorrow evening by members of the young peoples departments in the White Temple, the program opening at 7:30. A novel program has been arranged and a good time is assured everybody. The girls are invited to bring along their kitchen aprons for entertainment. All young people of the church are invited. Entertain Guild Members A delightfully pleasant evening was that passed in St. Michael's Guild hall last night when Mrs. Eva Boyd and Miss Elise Jessurun were joint hostesses at an informal gathering. An NEW FARM BUREAU SONG (E. F. Clark of Corona) (Tune: Keep the Home Fires Burning) When the fires of war were raging In the lands across the sea, And we joined that fearful conflict In the name of Liberty, Great sacrifice for many Many a heart with grief was wrung But we gave full measure gladly And the stirring words were sung. "Keep the home fires burning, While your hearts are yearning, Though the boys are far away, they dream of home. There’s a silver lining, Through the dark clouds shining, Turn the dark clouds inside out till the boys come home." There's a duty still before us Though the war's fierce glare is dead. Tis to keep the Home Fires Burning In the days of trial ahead. Let each Bureau member’s ardor Show the old clear, steady flame For the service of his fellows, As when war's stern summons came. Keep the fires still burning, Eaves ever turning Toward the work which calls us here, for hearth and home. Let co-operation Build a greater nation. Show the way to a better day for the boys at home. evening devoted entirely to conversation was much enjoyed. The presence of many of the younger members of the church was remarkably pleasant and the children, too, were provided for with games in their own little department in one section of the big room. Light refreshments was served. Phone 20 and we will deliver your order. Schneider's Market. Copyright 1921 Hart Schaffner & Marx How to Look Well Dressed Really the only way to look well dressed is to be well dressed.. And the only way to be it, and know it, is to buy the right kind of clothes. We’re in the business of supplying for the men and young men of this town, the right kind of clothes. F. A. Yungbluth Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes "By All Means Get a Fit." 145 West Center Street Anaheim BELIEVED "GYPSY WOMAN" WAS MAN The search for the supposed would-be kinapper who pierced little Rachael Swanson, two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Swanson, of 707 East Wilhelmina-st., with a hypodermic needle was given a new angle today by the assertion of the father that all the indications are the would-be kidnapper was not a Mexiac woman, as at first supposed, but a gypsy man dressed up as a woman. Mr. Swanson does not believe that the motive was ransom, but thinks it probable that it was a gypsy band who desired the child to keep. The child that it was a woman, saying that a woman hurt her hand which investigation proved had been pierced, and someone that to have been a Mexican woman was seen standing on the railroad tracks a short time before. The mother saw someone who looked like a woman, step off the curb after the child screamed, but an umbrella was pulled down and Mrs. Swanson was not able to see the face. Little was that of the matter until the child became sick, and the father found a bundle of hypodermic needles among the child's toys. The child is said today to have practically Measure To Enforce Coal Deliveries BERLIN, Feb. 1.—Franco-Belgian measures to enforce German coal deliveries reached completion of their first stage early today. The rich Ruhr valley, whence Germany ordinarily draws more than half her entire fuel supply, was completely cut off from the rest of the country. Not an ounce of coal was permitted to leave the district for German destination. At the same time German customs stations which formerly had served for collections on goods entering the country from Belgium, France and Luxemburg were taken over entirely by the French. FINAL DIVORCE DECREE Final judgment of divorce was filed today of Naomi Redner from Edward Redner. Superior Judge Z. B. West signed the decree. FOUR YEARS FOR REYNOLDS Four years is the term given Alfred E. Reynolds at San Quentin sentenced Dec. 17, 1921, for presenting a fictitious check. recovered from the effects of the needle. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Keen Kid Says— DAY BY DAY, IN EVERY WAY, WE'RE GETTING BIGGER AND BETTER And Calls Your Attention To The Showing Of NEW SPRING STYLES in Men's Wear The stock is most complete now with latest of men's suits and haberdashery. We will be pleased to show you. KEEN HAT STORES Men's Wear 75 W. Center St. Anaheim Latest For The Oldest Will Trade Even—This Heavy White Porcelain Direct Action Range No Bottom in Oven. longest used, gas range in Orange County, no matter what it's condition an expert with the Lorain Heat Measure will be in our show So. 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