oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-20

3000 UNEMPLOYED CONTROL MULHEIM (By International News Service) AMSTERDAM, April 20.—Mulheim, the German city seized by a mob of 3,000 unemployed workers, passed through a night of terror with outbreaks of shooting in the streets, according to word received here. The total casualties were put at five dead, two fatally hurt and 50 wounded. Communists occupied the center of the town. Rioters looted gun shops and opened fire upon the city hall where several hundred police were besieged. Leaders of the communists threatened to run up the red flag over city hall if it was taken. A state of seige exists at Mulheim. Large numbers of German strikers flocked into the city during the night and joined the "rebels". Destruction to property at Mulheim was tremendous. Barricades were built in the streets and the houses were riddled with bullets. The security police (German) who took refuge in the city hall returned the fire of the attackers. Other policemen attempted to restore order, but the odds were against them in numbers. The communists are reported to have raided numerous food stores and seized motor cars. The trouble has spread beyond Mulheim, but the German police are co-operating with the French in an effort to restore order. Many rioters were arrested. As the ringleaders were taken at Mulheim th rank and file began to retire. Latest advices from Essen indicate that the authorities are getting the situation in hand. REPORT EIGHT KILLED BERLIN, April 20.—Eight were reported dead today and more than 30 wounded in "red riots" at Mulheim. The French troops made no effort to interfere when communists rezied the principal streets of the city and attacked the police. CHAMPION OHIO SOW DEFLANCE, Ohio, April 20.—Because it gave birth to 49 pigs in little litters, William E. Helm of TO QUIZ PRISONER ON DANCER'S DEATH (MIAMI, Tex., April 20.—Sheriff James C. Byers of San Diego, telegraphed local authorities to hold a man arrested here after he had made statements which would indicate knowledge of how Fritzi Mann, beautiful Oriental dancer, came to her death near Torrey Pines, a short distance from San Diego, Jan. 14, last. Dr. Louis L. Jacobs, young army doctor of Camp Kearney, was recently tried for murder in connection with the girl's death but the jury disagreed. It is understood an officer will be sent here from California to question the man now under arrest. The name of the man detained could not be learned. TELEPHONE COMPANY MAKES BIG GAINS Fullerton shows a percentage gain of 9.28 this year to March 1 in telephone stations, the report of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., received here shows. The figures are the latest obtainable for the system as a whole. Fuillerton's absolute gain was 114 to 1,343 which for two months is extraordinary. None of the neighboring cities of Orange-co., makes as good a showing Anaheima' gain is 45 stations or 2.51 per cent to 1,769; Santa Ana's 144 or 4.64 per cent to 3,706; Orange's 34 or 2.53 per cent to 1,578; and Placentia's three or .89 per cent to $39. MANY COMPLAINTS (LOS ANGELES, April 20.—Revealing that alleged swindling operations of E. E. Rowell, San Francisco attorney, reached proportions much greater than first suspected, deputy District Attorney John F. Burton today announced that there are now complaints from 20 victims totaling $250,000. Rowell was arrested Wednesday after months of search when it was learned, officers said, that he had gained $200,000 through the sale of REPORT EIGHT KILLED BERLIN, April 20.—Eight were reported dead today and more than 30 wounded in "red riots" at Mulhelm. The French troops made no effort to interfere when communists seized the principal streets of the city and attacked the police. CHAMPION OHIO SOW DEFIANCE, Ohio, April 20.—Because it gave birth to 49 pigs in three litters, William E. Holman, of Aversville, claims a record for his O. I. C. sow. The last litter, Jate last month, comprised 19 living pigs. MANY COMPLAINTS (LOS ANGELES, April 20.) Revealing that alleged swindling operations of E. E. Rowell, San Francisco attorney, reached proportions much greater than first suspected; deputy District Attorney John F. Burton today announced that there are now complaints from 20 victims totaling $250,000. Rowell was arrested Wednesday after months of search when it was learned, officers said, that he had gained $200,000 through the sale of stocks in phantom oil lands in Utah and Colorado. In lieu of $61,000 bond, Rowell was still in the county jail today. ROBERT BROWNING, CHRISTIAN Will be the Subject of Rev.James Allen Geissinger D. D. at the White Temple Philadelphia and Broadway Sunday Evening, 7:30 o'Clock, April 22nd THE EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION SERMON Will be Preached at 11 A. M. in this Church REV. CLYDE M. CRIST, D. D., Superintendent of the San Diego District of the M. E. Church ELLIS RHODES will sing the Ninety and Nine and the Chorus Choir, led by H. H. Young will sing Saturday Specials Salt Boxes 65c Regular $1.00 Value Aluminum Jello Moulds Large Size 49c Regular $1.00 Value Saturday Specials Salt Boxes 65c Regular $1.00 Value Extra Salt Boxes 95c Regular $1.50 Value White Cups Special 15c Stone Water Pitchers Special 95c Sherberts 25c Each Extra Fine Imported Rolling Pins 49c Regular 75c Value Thermos Bottle 89c Aluminum Jello Moulds Large Size 49c Regular $1.00 Value Water Glasses 10c Each Cut Glass Sugar & Creamer 50c Cut Glass Vases 35c Steel Wool 3 for 25c Large Mixing Bowls 25c Luncheon Kits with Thermos Bottle $1.59 ANAHEIM, NOVELTY & GIFT SHOP H. J. EFKER Next Door to Fairyland Theatre REMOVE MAROONED PERSONS BY PLANE (By International News Service) NORTHPORT, Mich., April 20. The second airplane from Selfridge Field to attempt to carry food to ten people reported starving on South Fox Island, was wrecked today when it attempted to land in a field three miles from Northport. The pilot, Lieut. Russell Meredith, and a Detroit newspaperman were badly shaken up, but escaped serious injury. CHICAGO, April 20. The ten marooned persons on South Fox Island, off Northport in Lake Michigan, will be taken from the island to the mainland by airplane. It was stated today in a telegram received from aviators who left this city early today with food for the nine men and a woman alleged to be starving. The plane reached Northport at 8:40 and left immediately with provision. A telegram to Wilson and company, which provisioned the plane, stated. The flyers said they would bring the marooned party back by plane. MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., April 20. Despite information reaching here that the woman and nine men reported starving on South Fox Island, isolated by northern Lake Michigan ice floes, have a six months supply of food. Lieutenant Russell Meredith left Selfridge field today with provisions for the "starving" party. NORTHPORT, Mich., April 20. The reported plight of the nine men and one woman, said to be starving on South Fox Island, in Lake Michigan, was regarded as a hoax today following the denials and conflicting stories told by Edward Horn, one of the three men who reached Northport from the Island Wednesday night. Horn and two companions, Carl Cooper and Ellis Sayres, reached here after they said they had struggled for sixty hours in ice floes, a losing skiff and completing their al- PRISONER DIED OF INHUMANE BEATING (By International News Service) ORLANDO, Fla., April 200. The 20-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson, who died in the Ionia, Mich., reformatory, was the victim of an inhuman beating in which several reformatory officials took part, according to a letter received by the boy's parents from another inmate today. BRITAIN DEFEATS PROHIBITION PLAN (By David M. Church) LONDON, April 20. Prohibition for Great Britain was defeated in the house of commons this afternoon by a vote of 236 to 14. The vote was taken upon E. Serymgour's dry measure when it was called up for second reading. Serymgour said another prohibition measure would be introduced later. FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN Puritan Skinned Hams 28c Rex Bacon Backs 22c Lb. Canned Milk, all brands, large size ... 10c Small size ... 5c Limit 12 to the Family Eggs that are fresh—every one guaranteed. From Mrs. Ed. Price ranch. Pink Beans, 2 lbs. Butter Guaranteed Fresh Creamery 46c Sugar 100 lbs., one sack to the customer NORTHPORT, Mich., April 20. The reported plight of the nine men and one woman, said to be starving on South Fox Island, in Lake Michigan, was regarded as a hoax today following the denials and conflicting stories told by Edward Horn, one of the three men who reached Northport from the Island Wednesday night. Horn and two companions, Carl Cooper and Ellis Sayres, reached here after they said they had struggled for sixty hours in ice floes, a losing skiff and completing their alleged perilous journey on a cake of ice. STORM WARNINGS (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, April 200. As a result of a sudden storm near Vancouver Island, southwest storm warnings were ordered up by the United States weather bureau today for all north Pacific Ports. Stroup's Quality Meat Market 115 No. Los Angeles Street SATURDAY SPECIALS No. 1 Steer Beef Roast, regular price lb. 22 cents at 10c lb. Winnies Coneys—Minced Ham—Bologna Liver Sausage, Regular 20 and 25c, Value at 15c lb. Best Butter 48 cents lb., 2 lbs., limit. Strictly Fresh Eggs, 29 Cents Dozen, 3 Dozen Limit These Prices are from 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS Strictly Fresh Eggs, 29 Cents Dozen, 3 Dozen Limit These Prices are from 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS ANAHEIM Help Yourself Store G. E. Manspeaker "A-Home-Store" Pasturized Creamery BUTTER Every Pound Guaranteed Per Pound 45 cents SOAPADE The Famous Water Softener 2 Packages for 15c SOLID PACK Tomatoes, No. 2½ Size 3 Cans 42c Choice Roasted Coffee Regular 40c Grade Per Pound 35 cents. The Same Low Margin on Everything in its Class MEAT VEGETABLES FEED ANAHEIM "HELP-YOURSELF-STORE" 249 East Center St. Masonic Bldg. Phone 297 We Deliver DEFEATS BITION PLAN April 20—Prohibition was defeated in the hours this afternoon by no 14. taken upon E. Sery-measure when it was second reading. Sery-mer prohibition measured later. HARDING TO GAME (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, April 20.—President Harding will attend a National League ball game in New York on Next Tuesday afternoon, it was announced here today. The men answered the description of three of the five who murdered Estes and are now held for investigation by the Detective department. Their names are given as Venice and Miguel Arniez and Jesus Rodriguez. Grand Concert GIVEN BY THE ANAHEIM CONCORDIA Thursday, April 26, 1923 At Eight P. M. Sharp For the benefit of the suffering children of the Kuhr district with the kind assistance of well known artists. PROGRAM 1. Guard of Honor March ... Wenrich CONCORDIA ORCHESTRA 2. a. Heimatliebe ... Wengert b. Aus Der Jugendzeit ... Hadeke CONCORDIA CHORUS—Mr. O. Rasbach, Director 3. Die Loreley ... List Mme. GENEVRA JOHNSTONE BISHOP Mrs. J. SCHWENTKER at the Piano 4. a. Bedouin Love Song ... Pinsuti C. b. Halted (Liebes Lied) ... Shelley R. H. Baritone Solo—MR. JOS. A. REMBUSCH 5. Morning, Noon and Night ... Von Suppe CONCORDIA ORCHESTRA 6. a. Love Sends A Little Gift of Roses ... Openshaw b. Still Wie Die Nacht ... Bohm MRS. SIDNEY PRINCE Mme. GENEVRA JOHNSTONE BISHOP at the Piano 7. a. Ach So Fromm—Opera "Martha" ... Von Flotow b. The Old Refrain ... Fritz Kreisler MR. HERMAN PORNER Mr. O. RASBACH at the Piano Barlestone Solo—MR. JOS. A. REMBUSCH 5. Morning, Noon and Night ... Von Suppe CONCORDIA ORCHESTRA 6. a. Love Sends A Little Gift of Roses ... Openshaw b. Still Wie Die Nacht ... Bohm MRS. SIDNEY PRINCE Mme. GENEVRA JOHNSTONE BISHOP at the Piano 7. a. Ach So Promm—Opera "Martha" ... Von Flotow b. The Old Refrain ... Fritz Kreisler MR. HERMAN PORNER Mr. O. RASBACH at the Piano 8. a. Spanish Love Song ... Chaminade b. April ... Italian Love Song c. To An Angel ... Genevra Johnstone Bishop Mme. GENEVRA JOHNSTONE BISHOP Mrs. J. SCHWENTKER at the Piano 9. a. Reverie—"When Shadows Fall" ... Keithlez b. Mein holder Abend Stern ... Richard Wagner Trombone Solo—MR. JOS. A. REMBUSCH 10. "Blaue Donau" Waltzer ... Strauss CONCORDIA CHORUS with Orchestra MR. O., RASBACH, Director 11. "Our Favored Regiment March"—Concordia Orchestra After the Program—Danz—Musik by Schmidt's Orchestra ADMISSION—Adults 50¢ a Person Children 25¢ Tickets are on sale at the Joe Lautenbach Store, O. E. Levinstein's Delicatessen Store, Hammel Music Store, Fred Schmidt Music Store and Herman Efker Novelty and Toy Store, and by members of the club. “LA HOMA” SUB-DIVISION Located at CYPRESS Offers an unusual opportunity to purchase homesites at very low prices Lots $800.00 Up ½ Acre Tracts $1,000 Up Offers an unusual opportunity to purchase homesites at very low prices Lots $800.00 Up ½ Acre Tracts $1,000 Up TERMS ¼ Down Balance Easy Terms LOCATION 3 Blocks from Business Center Cypress 7 Miles from Anaheim IMPROVEMENTS Gas—Electricity—Water Streets Graded and Graveled TRANSPORTATION P. E. 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