oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-17

WILLIAM J. BRYAN MAY BE MODERATOR BY LLOYD MELLETT (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) INDIANAPOIS, May 7.—Virtual withdrawal as a candidate for moderator by Dr. Hugh K. Walker, of Los Angeles, and nominating by him of William Jennings Bryan, made the selection of the Commoner of political fame as moderator of the Presbyterian church of the United States by the 138th general assembly appear certain today. Representatives of the 987 presbyteries caught by something of the fervor that marked the entrance of the "boy orator of the Platte" into the political arena 30 years ago, were ready to follow him in a crusade of his later but still vigorous years for the regeneration of the church. To reach the unchurched millions, to double the presbyterian church membership within ten years, was the high mark set for achievement by Bryan, but regarding his candidacy for moderator he maintained silence. Rev. Benj. Gemmill, stated clerk of the synod of Pennsylvania, predicted with absolute certainty that Bryan would be named. "He is the greatest single force for moral uplift and righteousness in or out of the church," he declared. Bryan was not alone as a big figure in the assembly whose greatest activities had been in another sphere than church work. Will H. Hays, supreme arbiter of the moving picture industry and a deacon in the Presbyterian church at Sullivan, Ind., was to deliver the principal address KELLOGG ESTATE TOTAL IS $69,775 The estate of the late Mary O. Kellogg amounts to $69,775, according to the petition for probate filed today by Leonard Evans, petitioner named by the heirs at law. The estate includes cash of $19,000 in the American Savings Bank and 18 1-3 acres of land valued at $35,000. Mrs. Kellogg died on May 3, last. The heirs include Mrs. Louisa J. Evans and Lillie Schwartzbach, child of Lillie Durlap, deceased. Musk-ox and other Artic game animals may be exterminated by Eskimos with rifles, says an explorer. At tonight's meeting, making a plea in behalf of the minister's pension fund. Two sensational cases whose nature threatened a rupture in the church ranks will be handled by the judicial commission and not reach the assembly floor. One was that of Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, a Baptist minister, who preaching in the First Presbyterian church of New York, scouted the historical accuracy of some of the tenets of the Christian faith and questioned the divinity of Christ. The case of Rev. Thomas J. Irwin, Oklahoma pastor who obtained no-triety by marrying a couple in a swimming pool and whose defense of Jake Hamon, former Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma, shot and killed by Clara Smith Hamon, created a sensation, will also be heard. Saturday Special Regular 25 and 50c Hand Brush Saturday Special Regular 25 and 50c Hand Brush Your Choice 20c Flentge Drug Co. Phone 75 We Deliver 237 E. Center St. Anaheim 187 STORES NOW "Cash is M" CALIFORNIA'S LEAD ALL prices at our ANAH same as Los Angeles Fresh, New Stock of Gr FROM OUR LOS ANGE Fresh, New Stock of Gr FROM OUR LOS ANGE Store Now Doing Grand Opening MAY 1 Free Premiums an 139 W. Cent STORES NOW SAM SEN "Cash is" CALIFORNIA'S LEA G. & L. LEASE G. & B./LEASE, May 17.—Mrs. Henry Nelson and auger Miss Hael Waters, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Outhouse all of Downey were dinner guests Tuesday with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Isaac Mayfield, Mrs. Mayfield returned home with her mother to attend the family reunion to be held there on Wednesday. Mr. Messer of Santa Paula is spending a few days with his son, Mr. and Mrs. B. Messer. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmere with Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lols spent Sunday in Long Beach with Mrs. MeEllianw's brother Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wine. Mrs. R. E. Minus of Los Angeles spent the week end with her brother Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bahldan. Glenn Stone of Curona spent the week end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone. Mr. and Mrs. B. Messer with Mrs. Walter Smith and son Waldo spent Wednesday in Los Angeles shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield attended the birthday party on Mr. Claude Glenn at his home in Placentia Saturday evening. Mrs. W. E. Outhouse and Miss Violet Watters of Downey with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield attended the United theater in Anaheim Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Watterman of Placentia spent Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Messer, Kenneth Varner and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and son, Waldo were picnicing at Balcon Beach Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hatfield attended the family reunion of the Hatfield family at Orange county park on Thursday evening. Jim Yurrell of Sherman was calling on friends of this lease Friday. Mr. W. E. Outhouse of Downey was calling on relatives and friends of this lease Friday. Mrs. Jim Bahldon spent Friday and Saturday in Los Angeles with her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. E. Minus. Mesdames Walter Smith and Isaac Mayfield were Fullerton shoppers Friday. Miss Gladys Kimber of Fullerton spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quin of the Stearns Lease were calling on friends of this lease Saturday. Frank Hatfield was a business visitor in Los Angeles Friday afternoon and while there visited a dentist. BUENA PARK, May 17.—The Women's club will meet on Thursday afternoon at the community hall. The people from the 5th grade will attend this meeting and Bertha Page will read her paper on California history and receive the prize awarded by the club. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano were weed end guests of Mrs. M. B. Shaw at San Bernardino, Mrs. Dano brot her small nephew, Douglas Shaw home with her for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis and daughter June were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Paschell at Willowbrook on Sunday. The Karm Center met at the school hall on Monday evening. On the program for the evening was a motion picture of Yellowstone Park also a talk on chickens by Frank K Jones. The fire truck was out on parade Monday night and Tuesday advertising the water election that was held on Tuesday. Mrs. Hattie Allen and Mr. Bacon are on the jury at Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot at Fullerton on Sunday evening when the evening was spent in playing five hundred. At a late hour refreshments were served by the hostess. Lawrence Tilton, our upto-date druggist has added a fine new soda fountain to the store, which improves the appearance of the store to a great extent. Tiltons are now driving a new Willys-Knight and Mrs. Tilton made a business trip to Los Angeles in the new car Tuesday. Miss Thelma Eland of Orange spent Saturday with Mrs. Andrew Baassel. Mr. L. T. Wilsey has returned from a visit of a week with her brother Arthur Thurman at Palm Springs. Mrs. H. E. Warren and Mrs. N. D.McDowell attended the reelprocity day at the Placentia Round Table on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Childers and son Eugene spent Sunday at Long Beach. Bill and John Mitchell, Bert Duce and Clyde Lovett attended the California theater on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. B. R.Shim attended the California on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.F.Hammerson are entertaining Mr.Mrs.A.J.Therme and children of Santa Cruz YORBA LINDA May 17—Mr lier, sister of Mr.M.Vernon who ben making an extended visit to Vernon home returned Monday home at Rock Island, IL. The small son of Mr.M.Fred Johnson fell from the raid board of his father's machine onursday and sustained a fractured Mrs.S.Acker entertained a cheon on Saturday in honor of Bacon, who with her daughter nice will eave next week for during the summer months in east.Eight ladies were present gave Mrs.Bacon, as a parting beautiful color set.Covera laid for the Mesdames Neal,Martin,Hohenstault,Bacon,Humeli Pickering,and the h Mrs.Ourt-Morris and day Eather delightfully entertain Saturday afternoon in Non-latters friend Mrs.Scott.Tine Mis Sarah Logodon.About five ladies wer present at them which was a surprise shower gifts were many and beautifl after they had ben duly admire bride thanked them with a few words of appreciation.A cootion was served by the ho Mrs.Car Seamish and Miss Thomas took part in the Presby sacred concert held at Glendale Sunday evening.Miss Thomas sing over the Times radio newsurday at 12:30 o'clock and my friend here will wish to in. Friends of Joe and Wilber S who are well known here,sorry to learn that an elder b David passed away at the home at Yorba on Monday Quite a number from here ed the Avacada meeting at PaSaturday. The missionary society of E.church will meet at the parlors at 2:30 on Thursday. Mr.Hoger Beach and his left Yorba Linda today for the mer-home at Battle Creek, MidBeach will return at the endsummer, Mr.sand Mrs.Epperly ander spent Sunday with Mrs.Emother, Mrs.Hamilton of W Mrs.Rawl Modsen has refrom a several days visit wdw daughter,Eva in Los Angeles Mrs. Jim Bahldon spent Friday and Saturday in Los Angeles with her sister-in-law, Mrs. R. E. Mins. Mesdames Walter Smith and Isaac Mayfield were Fullerton shopper Friday. Miss Gladys Kimber of Fullerton spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Quin of the Stearns Lease were calling on friends of this lease Saturday. Frank Hatfield was a business visitor in Los Angeles Friday afternoon and while there visited a dentist. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilmer and son George of Long Beach were calling on relatives and friends here on Thursday. Mrs. Wm. Berry of Fullerton was calling on friends of this lease on Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daum and Mrs. Daum of Hollywood spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richards. Mesdames Fred Weaver and Ed. Hurst of Brea spent Monday with Mrs. Frank McElhany. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stone have moved to Garden Grove to their new residence there. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle of Fullerton have rented the Ira Stone house and will move in right away. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilker and Mrs. Calvin Varner spent Saturday in Los Angeles shopping. Mrs. H. E. Warren and Mrs. N. D. McDowell attended the reciprocity day at the Placentia Round Table on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Childers and son Eugene spent Sunday at Long Beach. Bill and John Mitchell, Bert Duce and Clyde Lovett attended the California theater on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Shim attended the California on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. F. Hammerson are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Thorpe and children of Santa Cruz for a few days. The tamale supper given by the Womans club on Tuesday evening was a great success. Read Plain Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. J. McINNES CASH BUYER OF VALENCIA ORANGES Plant Opp. Santa Fe Depot, Orange Phones Office 50 Delivery Dept. 719 Evenings 14 or M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Phone 892, New Kraemer Bldg. Anaheim, Calif. SEELIG Cash is King" ANA'S LEADING GROCER Our ANAHEIM STORE are the Los Angeles prices , New, Clean of Groceries LOS ANGELES WAREHOUSE New, Clean of Groceries LOS ANGELES WAREHOUSE Doing Business, But Opening Saturday, MAY 19th premiums and Souvenirs Center Street SEELIG fish is King" NIA'S LEADING GROCER BREA LINDA May 17—Mrs. Colter of Mr. M. Vernon who has taken an extended visit at the home returned Monday to her Rock Island, IL. small son of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson fell from the running of his father's machine on Saturday in honor of Mrs. who with her daughter, Berrill eave next week for a visit the summer months in the Eight ladies were present and Mrs. Bacon, as a parting gift, feltful color set. Coverers were over the Mesdames Neal, Kanub, Hohenstauld, Bacon, Gale, Pickering, and the hostess. Cort Morris and daughter delightfully entertained on day afternoon in honor of the friend Mrs. Scott Thursby, Sarah Wagden, About thirty days present at the affair was a surprise shower. The were many and beautiful and they had ben duly admired the thanked them with a few graces of appreciation. A dainty was served by the hostess. Car Seaman and Miss Irma took part in the Presbyterian concert held at Glendale on evening. Miss Thomas will over the Times radio next Sat at 12:30 o'clock and many of friends here will wish to listen of Joe and Wilber Sanchez are well known here, will be to learn that an elder brother, passed away at the family at Terba on Monday night, is a number here attend- Avacada meeting at Pasadena day. missionary society of the M. Church will meet at the church at 2:20 on Thursday. Hoges Beach and his mother Orba Linda today for their forme at Battle Creek, Mich., Mr. will return at the end of the year and Mrs. Epperly and daughter Sunday with Mrs. Epperly, Mrs. Hamilton of Whittler, Rawl Modsen has returned several days visit with her sister, Eva in Los Angeles. BREA, May 17.—Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Kewish entertained with a kitchen shower Monday afternoon in honor of the formers sister, Miss Elizabeth Kewish. The afternoon was spent in a linen towel helming contest for the bride to be, after which refreshments were served of fruit and nut jello and punch and delicious home made angel food cake. Miss Kewish was the recipient of many betuliful gifts. A very pleasant afternoon was spent and everyone went away feeling very happy. Mrs. Si De Laney returned home from the Pullerton hospital yesterday. She and little daughter are doing nicely. Mrs. Moore will move next week to Pullerton Park now living in the Maxwell addition. The Nazarene church closed their meeting Sunday night after a two weeks session; good attendance thru out the meeting was evident. Mr. Corbett of Upland delivered three addresses Sunday. Special music was had and it is felt that the meeting was a success. Mrs. Pickering was a Fullerton visitor Sunday. Several folks from Placentia attended the afternoon services at the Nazarene church Sunday. Miss Duncan was a Brea visitor over the week end with her friend, Hortense Harkey. Mrs. D. K. Craig returned to her home in Maywood for the weekend. She will return to Brea today for several days. Mr. J. K. Reynolds and wife motored to Baldwin Park Sunday and were dinner guests of Mrs. D. J. Shulters and family. Charlie Keen of West coast lease was a Brea visitor Saturday afternoon. PICNIC SATURDAY Former residents of two states will hold picnic reunions all day Saturday, May 19th, in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angels. Both Kentucky and Tennessee will open county registers and headquarters, supply silk souvenir badges and hot coffee. Plenickers will bring basket dinners. OLINDA LEASE, May 12.—Mrs. O. O. Stanberry and daughter and Mr. Russell Chase were Long Beach visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. Dales and children Huntington Beach visited on lease Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Emory are children of Huntington Beach visited M. R. Seribaga's Monday evening. Mrs. Close and children of Los Beach visited at the O. O. Stanbery home Monday. Mrs C. H. McHenry and children of Pullerton visited in Olinda Sunday afternoon. Miss Gladys Conn was among crowd who enjoyed Thursday evening at Orange County park. Mrs. B. Pennyofer visited her mother and father Mr. and Mrs. O Peek. Mrs C. B. Wilson and Mr. C. H. Willard of Pullerton visits Mrs. J. O. Conn Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Foraythe a family of Anaheim visited Mr. and Mrs. M.R.Scribaer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Wellin cently of Pullerton have now moved in house No. 11 recently vacated Mr. and Mrs.Bert Longstreet.M and Mrs.Longstreet have moved their place at Garden Grove. Miss Gladys Conn visited Miss B the Vaughn of Pullerton Wednesday evening. Read Plain Dealer Classified Reality Bargains TIME TABLE A.T.A.S.F.R. In effect March 1st, 1925 Trains to Los Angeles No. 79 80 a. No. 71 80 b. No. 73 80 c. No. 76 80 d. Trains to San Diego No. 72 80 a. No. 74 80 b. No. 76 80 c. No. 78 80 d. Thru sleeper to Denver. Thru sleeper to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago. Phoenix Connection. Houston, Galveston, Texas and N Oricana connection, Train No.M w rries thru sleeper to Grand Canyon. C.A.WALKER, Agnes The Extravagance of Cheap Plumbing PLUMBING is the most important thing in your home. Give much thought to and exercise the utmost care in selecting both your plumber and your plumbing. No one who buys inferior goods has a right to complain if they fail to give good service or permanent satisfaction. Don't buy seconds or damaged goods. Buy direct and pay only the price of the plumbing with no added fee to any one. Remember one-half of the plumbing in your home is out of sight, hidden behind walls, under floors where it cannot be seen. Therefore, you must employ a the price of the plumbing with no added fee to any one. Remember one-half of the plumbing in your home is out of sight, hidden behind walls, under floors where it cannot be seen. Therefore, you must employ a plumber in whom you have confidence. Select a member of the Sanitary Development League. It is composed of over 200 high class, successful plumbing concerns in Southern California, who are pledged to maintain the highest business standards. Dealing with one of them is your greatest safeguard of price, quality and workmanship. Names & addresses of League Members in your vicinity sent upon request. SANITARY DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Telephone Broadway 7434 826 Higgins Building Los Angeles