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ITALY on the price mark that the shoe pinches. Education should be obtained and used for good purpose. Congress finds frequent occasion to dicte "hurry" from its vocabulary. He who does not take time to rest will go prematurely to his eternal rest. This is no time for sluggards. Everybody should be doing something useful. And God gave the world Abraham Lincoln. And He saw that the gift was good. The Senate is leading President Harding's ship subsidy measure into the lethal chamber. "Treat 'em rough!" is the slogan California should adopt in dealing with desperate criminals. Europe should light the fires of peaceful industry, and quench the blighting fires of militarism. Murderous bandits again are operating in Los Angeles. To the bloody methods of these outlaws, reply should be made in kind. If they are going to change the date of Presidential inauguration, they first should consult those Ohio boys who are destined to be Presidents. When adults, in the presence of children, express sympathy for murderers and desperate criminals, is it any wonder that contempt for law is inbred in the young? Be philosophic about the weather. Accept it uncomplainingly as it comes. If it is disagreeable today, it will not always be so. Unpleasant days are few compared with plasant ones. WAGE RELENTLESS WAR ON CRIME HERE Los Angeles County has an unenviable reputation throughout the state and country, because of the startling number of atrocious crimes committed here. The impression is being created that life and property are not safe. The number of shocking crimes, of late gives color to this impression. The conviction is growing too, that desperate criminals come because they find conditions favor them in their nefarious work. Policing in Los Angeles is not what it should be—this is acknowledged by all who are conversant with the conditions there. The county jail is anything but a credit. And procedure in criminal courts here does not overwea the criminal. Too often desperadoes escape arrest or, arrested, escape punishment by jury disagreements or legal technicalities. Truth is, a great big- sweeping housecleaning is needed in Los Angeles county—herole and sustained measures to make the law feared and respected by the lawless. To the "powers that be" falls primary responsibility for making conditions better. But the people must help by suggestions, by support, by co-operation in every practicable manner possible. It is the people's business and should receive the people's attention. The public should not pass the responsibility altogether on the police, the constabulary and the courts. What Movie Man Did With Wilson’s Idea Woodrow Wilson set forth an idea in his book "The New Freedom," John Arthur Nelson caught the "idea" and wrote a big American novel around it. An ingenious movie producer translated the story to the screen, and gave the production a single penny from one. Little Talks on By S. W. Straus, Press can Society for Thrift. Saving money is a termination, not of incipient Many save money our meager incomes and in great odds; many our handsome incomes, was When adults, in the presence of children, express sympathy for murderers and desperate criminals, it is any wonder that contempt for law is inbred in the young? Be philosophic about the weather. Accept it uncomplainingly as it comes. If it is disagreeable today, it will not always be so. Unpleasant days are few compared with pleasant ones. The Postmaster General is named Work. President Harding is going to take him at his name value and see that he gets enough of what his name is, by transferring him to the head of the Interior Department. The Senate gives President Harding to understand that ship subsidy legislation must go over. If the British debt funding measure is to pass at this session. To lose his subsidy bill makes Mr. Harding feel like the father who has had a favorite son kidnapped. Come to Independent Battery Station for 1st class car washing. What Movie Man Did With Wilson’s Idea Woodrow Wilson set forth an idea in his book "The New Freedom". John Arthur Nelson caught the "Idea" and wrote a big American novel around it. An ingenious movie producer translated the story to the screen, and gave the production a Broadway premier, with the result that, New York gladly stood in line to pay two dollars to see a photoplay that contained something else besides the old problem of "whether he gets her or she gets him. What was the "Idea"? The answer will be waiting at "The New Disciple" beginning a two days engagement at the Fairyland starting tomorrow. It's not like anything you have ever seen before. Don't miss it you can't afford to. A dramatic appeal to the conscience of the American people. A two-fisted modern industrial dramatic masterpiece that will make you wonder and think. C. C. JULIAN New Issue At Santa Fe Springs THEY ARE STANDING IN LINE AT THE LOS ANGELES OFFICE For your convenience to secure assignments an office has been opened in your city at the Hotel Valencia, under the management of Mr. W. H. Bell. Come on folks, I will hand them out as long as they last. Phone 514 Little Talks on By S. W. Straus, Presidential Society for Thrift Saving money is a termination, not of incarnation. Many save money outweighs meager incomes and in great odds; many handsome incomes, wasting single penny from one the next. It is one of the truths those who cannot learn a small income will not large one. In an obscure corner of newspaper referent recently to a New York guard who, out of hisings, had during 25 years efficient to give him all of $1,000 a year from mentions. This is but one instance upon thousands of substantial sums have up from slow, patient service. In no phase of life of procrastination more than in the matter of waiting for more pre-beginning to say about the ultimate failure a well meaning person. It is with honest intents "when I begin my money I will begin saving is not the argument really succeed in the comes through making matter what the obstacle Do not pigeon hole intentions. The saving of a penny more value than the saving a dollar at some Most things in life through determination applies with special enmatter of saving money. Save My FORDS, CHEVROLET SAXONS, MILK Terms of course. TO BE EXACT USED CARSE Don’t get jopping A NAIL 128 SO. LOS ANGELES safely The danger of back-fire is entirely eliminated in the Triangle Water Heater (Automatic Gas) Our special Bunsen burner attends to that, besides insuring great economy in operation by reason of its complete combustion of gas. 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A hick town is a place where everybody wonders how Bill Jones manages to dress his family that way. Fable: Once there was a bachelor girl who could grow enthusiastic about her married sister's fine clothes. A fashionable church is one where the preacher doesn't talk much about the camel and the needle's eye. "Lost memory; finds himself rich," Headline. Must have forgotten how to say "Charge it." Correct this sentence: "I don't care if there is company." said the small boy; "I want to go to bed." NEW YORK, Feb. 20. We have grown accustomed to seeing—and wearing—sport clothes almost everywhere; and I have seen some frocks at afternoon teas this winter which would have blushed to show themselves before the electrolayers were lighted a season or two ago; but never until the other sweeping, did I see evening clothes on the ice. There is a skating rink in the theatrical district which has been attracting some enthusiasm to drop in for a half hour or so before the theatre, and the other evening there were half a dozen girls there in full evening dress, ready to go on to an apparently very dressy theatre-party. Chiffons and gold scarfs didn't seem entirely harmonious with the heavy skating shoes they had to put on; but certainly those who complain of our growing informality of attire ought to have taken heart. Probably as long as he lives, one New York man will berate himself for the opportunity of his life lost. He'll never have another such one. He was just one of the many pedestrians who were trying their best to get home on one of our slippery, sloppy nights, without being either run over or splashed beyond recognition by the skidding taxis. Along came one of the most reckless of those chauffeurs, whirling around a corner without a degree of slow-up or signal and it was almost a miracle that the pedestrian got out of his way. He could have killed the chauffeur that minute without a second's hesitation—or so he thought. A doubly policeman saw his narrow escape and stopped the taxi. Only a few of us will yet well endure gled a wild one Tom Sims. Some of them should be mended, so we Little Talks on Thrift By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. In an obscure corner of a prominent newspaper reference was made recently to a New York elevated guard who, out of his modest earnings, had during 25 years saved sufficient to give him a fixed income of $1,000 a year from his investments. This is but one instance in thousands upon thousands of cases where substantial sums have been built up from slow, patient savings. In no phase of life is the spirit of procrastination more harmful than in the matter of thrift. Wait, let me re-read the first line: "Little Talks on Thrift" Yes. The rest of the text is: By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. In an obscure corner of a prominent newspaper reference was made recently to a New York elevated guard who, out of his modest earnings, had during 25 years saved sufficient to give him a fixed income of $1,000 a year from his investments. This is but one instance in thousands upon thousands of cases where substantial sums have been built up from slow, patient savings. In no phase of life is the spirit of procrastination more harmful than in the matter of thrift. Wait, let me re-read the first line: "Little Talks on Thrift" Yes. The rest of the text is: By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. In an obscure corner of a prominent newspaper reference was made recently to a New York elevated guard who, out of his modest earnings, had during 25 years saved sufficient to give him a fixed income of $1,000 a year from his investments. This is but one instance in thousands upon thousands of cases where substantial sums have been built up from slow, patient savings. In no phase of life is the spirit of procrastination more harmful than in the matter of thrift. Wait, let me re-read the first line: "Little Talks on Thrift" Yes. The rest of the text is: By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. In an obscure corner of a prominent newspaper reference was made recently to a New York elevated guard who, out of his modest earnings, had during 25 years saved sufficient to give him a fixed income of $1,000 a year from his investments. This is but one instance in thousands upon thousands of cases where substantial sums have been built up from slow, patient savings. In no phase of life is the spirit of procrastination more harmful than in the matter of thrift. Wait, let me re-read the first line: "Little Talks on Thrift" Yes. The rest of the text is: By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. In an obscure corner of a prominent newspaper reference was made recently to a New York elevated guard who, out of his modest earnings, had during 25 years saved sufficient to give him a fixed income of $1,000 a year from his investments. This is but one instance in thousands upon thousands of cases where substantial sums have been built up from slow, patient savings. In no phase of life is the spirit of procrastination more harmful than in the matter of thrift. Wait, let me re-read the first line: "Little Talks on Thrift" Yes. The rest of the text is: By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. In an obscure corner of a prominent newspaper reference was made recently to a New York elevated guard who, out of his modest earnings, had during 25 years saved sufficient to give him a fixed income of $1,000 a year from his investments. This is but one instance in thousands upon thousands of cases where substantial sums have been built up from slow, patient savings. In no phase of life is the spirit of procrastination more harmful than in the matter of thrift. Wait, let me re-read the first line: "Little Talks on Thrift" Yes. The rest of the text is: By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. In an obscure corner of a prominent newspaper reference was made recently to a New York elevated guard who, out of his modest earnings, had during 25 years saved sufficient to give him a fixed income of $1,000 a year from his investments. This is but one instance in thousands upon thousands of cases where substantial sums have been built up from slow, patient savings. In no phase of life is the spirit of procrastination more harmful than in the matter of thrift. Wait, let me re-read the first line: "Little Talks on Thrift" Yes. The rest of the text is: By S. W. Straus, President American Society for Thrift. Saving money is a matter of determination, not of income. Many save money out of the most meager incomes and in the face of great odds; many others, with handsome incomes, waste their gold-single penny from one year’s end to the next. It is one of the truths of life that those who cannot learn to save on a small income will not do so on a large one. 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Competing with Broadway and attempting to produce long runs with casts picked up at the moment of beginning rehearsals, it has yet managed to establish itself as a sound financial success and at the same time, an "art theatre". Thieves grow more and more discriminating and dilileent. One has just stolen Oscar Wilde's translation of the poem, "The Artist's Dream" by Mine. Helena Modjeska, the noted Polish actress. The book, believed to be the only one in existence, was owned by her son, Ralph Modjeska, bridge builder, of 121 East Thirty-eighth street. The fact that the Passion Play is in itself a religious service has not saved it from the displeasure of the campaigners who are trying to stop Sunday theatricals on New York City and its suburbs. For nine years, the Holy Roman Catholic church of Union Hill, N. J., has presented the Passion Play during the Lenten season. Now, Recorder Hauenstein of Union Hill has ordered Rev. J. N. Grief, pastor of the church, to be produced in court by the chief of police to answer to the charge of "giving Sunday shows". "But the Passion Play is a religious service," said Father Grief. "It's just as much a show as any of the others," replied the recorder. Another New York girl has become a countess, wife of an earl. Miss Kathleen Emmet, who has just married the Earl of Dengibh, in the Chapel of Weadinster Cathedral, in London, is the daughter of the late Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet, of this city, Miss Emmet and her father lived in London for several years previous to his death. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. Calls Answered Day or Night H. A. Krieger, M. D. Electrician Physician and Surgeon Phone 733-W Wednesday, 10 noon at residence of J. W. Roamie, Congress 143 N. Yale Ave. Pullman-Calif. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY, 20, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange-co. Per Yr. $3; Six Months $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel THE SAME OLD STUFF TOWN IN REVIEW Only a few weeks now until some of us will be too sick to work and yet well enough to go fishing. Tennessee hunter claims he strangled a wildcat. Even if he had, no one would have believed him, says Tom Sims. Some of these slow motion pictures should be made of movie stars marrying, so we can see how they do it so. CHAPLIN PUZZLED PICTURES NOT HIS Which is it, He or I? asked Charlie Chaplin doubtfully, appreciating the humor of the situation. A Charlie Chaplin comedy without a camera to film it was being staged in the law office of Imdor Morris, and Chaplin has been asked to pass upon photoplays of Amador, who has annexed duplicates of the big Only a few weeks now until some of us will be too sick to work and yet well enough to go fishing. Tennessee hunter claims he strangled a wildcat. Even if he had, no one would have believed him, says Tom Sims. 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