oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-05

BUILDERS EXCHANGE TO MEET TUESDAY The regular monthly meeting of Orange-co. chapter of the Los Angeles Builder's Exchange will be held at the Elks' club at Anaheim on Tuesday evening starting with dinner at 6:00 p.m. This is to be an open meeting and all members are urged to be present and to bring a friend—someone connected with the building industry or Orange-co., either a contractor of good standing or a building material merchant or licensed architect. It will be the last open meeting for some time. In the future, all meetings will be strictly confined to members and devoted to the discussion of local building problems. The membership of the local chapter has been growing steadily since its first meeting four months ago. At the last meeting 5 new members were taken in, giving a total membership of 29. The first action of importance taken by the Exchange was to present to the Santa Ana city council a resolution calling for an increase in the Building inspector's office—so as to provide adequate facilities to take care of the great increase in building in Santa Ana and see that only the best of construction, according to the building ordinance, is allowed to be erected. The Exchange is composed of only reliable firms and it is pointed out as the prideful record of the Los Angeles Exchange that a lien has not been filed on any of its members in the last 25 years. This insures the public of the responsibility of the Exchange members in any dealings. Buena Park News BUENA PARK, Mar. 5.—The Woman's club met at the Community Hall on Thursday afternoon with an attendance of thirty members. In the absence of Mrs. McDowell, the president, Mrs. Cox presided. Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Friday evening, Mrs. Brice Turner and sons, Keith and Willis and Mrs. Peek and daughter, Lucie, of Brea....Those who attended the Masonic Lodge Tuesday night at Yorba Linda were Mr. Edward Braner, Mr. Lou Cavett, Mr. George Cullen, Jr., Mr. H. Shryer, Mr. George Cullen, Sr. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Mar. 5.—Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones entertained Thursday Mrs. Hemphill of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Ross McClure of Galesburg, Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and daughter, Mrs. Roy Jones and son, Alfred, attended the play Sherwood at the F.U. H. S. Thursday evening. Mr. Clayton Lyle has as his guest Mr. Dick Walkup of Anaheim. Mrs. Harry Wolfe and Mrs. Baldwin were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. Mr. Harry Schnieder was a Los Angeles visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sequine have as their guests Mrs. Leighton and son, Laddie and Mrs. Fisher of Los Angeles. Mr. Clayton Robb had his toe smashed while at his work Wednesday. Mrs. C. H. Williams attended the funeral of Miss Margarett Billig of Anaheim at the Huddle Funeral Parlor. Mrs. Pittman gave a 1st anniversary party Wednesday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heinman and the boys of this lease. Games and music being enjoyed by all. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and daughter Eadie, were Anaheim visitors Friday. Mr. Bob Isabelle was a Los Angeles visitor Wednesday. Miss Sadie Jones while returning to her home from the store was accidentally shot in the leg by Clayton Robb who had cleaned out his gun and was returning to the house when his finger slipped and the shot going direct toward the street. Miss Jones is under a doctor's care and probably will be for some time as it is unknown whither it is serious or not. Mr. Finch was a Santa Ana visitor Friday. Mrs. H. Schryer entertained Friday evening, Mrs. Brice Turner and sons, Keith and Willis and Mrs. Peck and daughter, Lucie, of Brea....Those who attended the Masonic Lodge Tuesday night at Yorba Linda were Mr. Edward Braner, Mr. Lou Cavett, Mr. George Cullen, Jr., Mr. H. Shryer, Mr. George Cullen, Sr. NEARLY 1200 HOURS SCOUTS IN COURT According to the month issued by the scout executive to the members of the county Honor, of which Leon O..Orange is chairman, he awarded 38 second class first class badges and badges. It is fully exerted will be the greatest year Court of Honor. If this is kept up. One feature of this relict that Orange-co has its membership by nearly the period when national tests had asked every coat to increase 25%. If Orang only increased its membership allotted 25%, there would scouts at present where in excess of 1100 shows that several new troop process of formation and peeled that the 1200 men reached before the next May 4th. Friday evening, Victor assistant scout executive in completing the organ a new Cypress troop. Court of Honor, under ship of Leon O..Whitswell week at which time the Court of Honor was forganized for the coming year are now 22 members in binod district courts in Itlg hoped that as a real conference, that even standard of tests will be The weekly bulletin to ters contains an announcement several very important scouts are looking forward. March 16th there will be of Honor at Orange March 19th will be a scouting in Fullerton there will be Court of Anaheim March 23rd Honor will be held in March 31st will be the ters' quarterly training Oranuge-co Park, On M county rally is scheduled BUENA PARK, Mar. 5.—The Woman's club met at the Community Hall on Thursday afternoon with an attendance of thirty members. In the absence of Mrs. McDowell, the president, Mrs. Cox presided. Mrs. Wilsey read the revised by-laws and after a little discussion they were accepted. All members desiring to go to the all day meeting at Mrs. Preston's home at Tustin meet in front of the community hall at 10 o'clock and cars will be provided for all to go. After the business meeting was adjourned Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Cox served delicious refreshments of fruit salad, cake and punch to the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Walts of Anaheim have bought a lot from Mr. Christian on the Henricker addition and will build a modern bungalow. Mr. E. E. Thurman has bought a lot on 11th St. from Mr. Gelsel. H. E. Warren is clearing the acreage recently purchased from Jouannes Brothers and expects to build a number of modern homes. CALLED EAST BY DEATH L. Vander Linden left Saturday for Appleton, Wis., where he was called by the death of his brother-in-law, Albert Myers, and his niece, who is the daughter of Mr. Myers. Mr. Vander Linden expects to be absent for several weeks. The Organization of THE ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Is completed, with Officers and Directors as Named Below We operate under State Supervision Money is loaned only on First Real Estate Security Money invested in our Certificates is guaranteed by a paid up Guarantee Capital We pay as high a rate of interest as we believe possible and maintain absolute safety Our "Motto" is "6% and Safety" We solicit your business LOCATION 114 NO. LEMON ST. WM. STARK, Pres. WM. FALKENSTEIN, Vice-Pres. S. P. SEIERSEN, SEC. F. A. YUNGBLUTH, Vice-Pres. LOUIS DENNI, Treas. DR. A. H. DOMANN, Director O. A. INGRAM, Director DR. C. S. O'TOOLE, Director The Weekly bulletin to ters contains an announcement several very important o scouts are looking forward March 16th there will of Honor at Orange March 19th will be a so meeting in Fullerton there will be Court of Anaheim March 23rd Honor will be held in March 31st will be the ters' quarterly training Orange-co Park. On M county rally is schedule time eagle badges will to all who have qualified has been set as county Santa Ana H. S. field Dr. M. A. Patton, c the county camping con neounced that the forest now "spotting" timber in the huge scout-cabin at Camp Rokill at the su Camp is scheduled to o as the roads are open is out and close the last —ROLAND E.DYE THOMAS MEIGH LEADING FILE Who is the most populator in this country today Of course you all know answer at once. Certainly, Its none Thomas Meighan. Many stars claim title but according to many over the country, Meighan a peer in popularity and tions of the people. Therefore, his pictures looked upon as the best cured, and it is with get slasm that the Califronia is preparing to stage his ture entitled "Back Home This story, so ably po this distinguished actor the trials and triumphs town young man who real just who his friends are he has money and when Supported by petite L splendid supporting case Meighan does the best career in this picture, its California will undoubtedly dandy business during this picture tomorrow s day, it is believed.In this picture, the California offer many other enter tractions. Tonight will see the flances of Reginald Barke masterpiece "Hearts Af an all-star cast of nota Affame" is creating mu here. BILLION RUBLE MOSCOW, March 5- ruble notes are now being largest denomination ev in Russia. We solicit your business LOCATION 114 NO. LEMON ST. WM. STARK, Pres. WM. FALKENSTEIN, Vice-Pres. S. P. SEIERSEN, SEC. F. A. YUNGBLUTH, Vice-Pres. LOUIS DENNI, Treas. DR. A. H. DOMANN, Director O. A. INGRAM, Director DR. C. S. O'TOOLE, Director M. D. We're the Doctors (MORE DOUGH) For Your Printing Ills We can make you well (satisfied) and keep you well (supplied) R Prescriptions accurately filled and repeated as often as desired. PLAIN DEALER Anaheim, Calif. NEARLY 1200 BOY SCOUTS IN COUNTY According to the monthly report issued by the scout executive today by the members of the county executive board, the County Court of Honor, of which Leon O. Whitsell of Orange is chairman, last month awarded 38 second class badges, 31 first class badges and 133 merit badges. It is fully expected this will be the greatest year for the Court of Honor. If this average kept up. One feature of this report is the fact that Orange-co has increased its membership by nearly 200% in the period when national headquarers had asked every council strive to increase 25%. If Orange-co had only increased its membership the loted 25%, there would be 470 scouts at present whereas there are an excess of 1100. The report shows that several new troops are in process of formation and it is expected that the 1200 mark will be reached before the next county rally day 4th. Friday evening, Victor E. Teaney, assistant scout executive, assisted in completing the organization of new Cypress troop. The County Court of Honor, under the leadership of Leon O. Whitsell, met last week at which time the work of the Court of Honor was formally organized for the coming year. There are now 22 members in the combined district courts in the county. It is hoped that as a result of this conference, that even a higher standard of tests will be maintained. The weekly bulletin to scoutmasters contains an announcement of several very important dates which scouts are looking forward to. March 16th there will be Courts of Honor at Orange and Brea. March 19th will be a scoutmasters' meeting in Fullerton. March 21st there will be Court of Honor in Anaheim. March 23rd, Court of Honor will be held in Santa Ana. March 31st will be the scoutmasters' quarterly training day at Oranuge-co Park. On May 4th, the county rally is scheduled at which WE ARE REAL for the great SILK WEEK, March 5 and to A week to be celebrated The weekly bulletin to scoutmasters contains an announcement of several very important dates which scouts are looking forward to. March 16th there will be Courts of Honor at Orange and Brea. March 19th will be a scoutmasters' meeting in Fullerton. March 21st there will be Court of Honor in Anaheim. March 23rd, Court of Honor will be held in Santa Ana. March 31st will be the scoutmasters' quarterly training day at Oranage-co Park. On May 4th, the county rally is scheduled at which eagle badges will be awarded to all who have qualified. May 12th has been set as county field meet Santa Ana H. S. field. Dr. M. A. Patton, chairman of the county camping committee announced that the forest ranger was now "spotting" timber to be used on the huge scout-cabin to be built at Camp Rokilli at the summer camp. Camp is scheduled to open as soon as the roads are open afterschool out and close the last of August. —ROLAND E. DYE, Scout Ex. THOMAS MEIGHAN LEADING FILM IDOL Who is the most popular screen actor in this country today? Of course you all know. Don't answer at once. Certainly. Its none other than Thomas Meighan. Many stars claim title to the above but according to many authorities over the country, Meighan is without a peer in popularity and the affections of the people. Therefore, his pictures are always looked upon as the best to be procured, and it is with genuine enthusiasm that the Califronia theater here is preparing to stage his latest feature entitled "Back Home and Broke" This story, so ably portrayed by this distinguished actor, deals with the trials and triumphs of a small town young man who really finds out just who his friends are, both when he has money and when he is broke. Supported by petite Lila Lee and a splendid supporting cast, Thomas Meighan does the best work of his career in this picture, it is said. The California will undoubtedly enjoyandy business during the run of this picture tomorrow and Wednesday, it is believed. In addition to this picture, the California will also offer many other entertaining attractions. Tonight will see the final performances of Reginald Barker's thrilling masterpiece "Hearts Aflame". With an all-star cast of notables, "Hearts Aflame" is creating much attention here. BILLION RUBLE NOTES MOSCOW, March. 5.—One billion ruble notes are now being issued, the largest denomination ever given out in Russia. for the great SILK WEEK, March 5 and to A week to be celebrated United States, as it is the NATIONAL EXP of EVERYTHING Only Four of the Many Specials are 40-In. Satin Canton Crepe One of the Season's most favored fabrics in colors in Tan, Taupe, Brown, White, Black and Navy, very special at yard $2.95 All Silk Corticella "Sahara" Crepe A fabric of excellent quality and beautiful Texture specially priced for silk week $3.25 Our showing of silk yardage represents the largest story of the store, included are the latest colors Krinkle Knit, Georgette, Novelty Skirting, Silk SILKS BY THE YARD ARE ONLY A BEGINNING WE HAVE MADE AN EFFORT TO HAVE OUR CHANDISE REPLETE WITH GARMENTS OF BE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR WEAR, FOR FORMAL A Our accessories are most unusual companions for any toilette, and with your Silk adorned home. 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