oc-plain-dealer 1923-06-22

ROTARIANS OPEN CONVENTION TODAY ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 22—Whether they started from home with their faces set toward the east or whether they turned around and went in the opposite direction toward the setting sun—it made no difference as to the distance to be traveled by the seventeen delegates and their wives from Australia and New Zealand to the fourteenth annual convention of Rotary International, in session in this city. They would start from scratch either way and have about the same distance to come to attend the convention—which is more than halfway around the world—because they would be compelled to travel a thousand miles or so north as well as twelve to fifteen thousand east or west. OXNAM ADDRESSES FULLERTON SENIORS Work was rushed today for the stage on the Fullerton H. S. lawn for commencement exercises tonight at 6:30 p.m., when 114 graduating students will be given diplomas. The commencement sermon is by Rev. G. Bromley Oxnam, pastor of the Church of All Nations, Los Angeles, and instructor in religious education at Univ of So Cal. His subject is "The High School Student in the Capital of the World." The valedictorian is Miss Nellie Shepherd. Diplomas are to be awarded by S. C. Hartranft. SAYS PLAIN DEALER “ADS” RING BELL James E. Stewart says Plain Dealer “ads” ring the bell. He is besieged inquiries, the result of a Plain Dealer “ad” on Woodward’s Midway tract, and says it is being sold with a bang. He adds Anaheim people appreciate suburban homes already built complete at attractive prices and terms. Mr. Stewart expects to have 20 houses under construction in this tract within a short time, and says "ADS" RING BELL James E. Stewart says Plain Dealer "ads" ring the bell. He is sieged with inquiries, the result of a Plain Dealer "ad" on Woodward's Midway tract, and says it is being sold with a bang. He adds Anaheim people appreciate suburban homes already built complete at attractive prices and terms. Mr. Stewart expects to have 20 houses under construction in this tract within a short time, and says there is opportunity for an enterprising man to put in a store there. INSPECT COLO. RIVER William Coulter, mayor of Fullerton, will join the inspection tour of the lower Colorado river during flood tide next week. The tour is being conducted from the Imperial Valley, under the auspices of the Boulder Dam Ass'n. AJAX TIRES MILEAGE and non-slid security are important factors in tire performance. Ajax Cords furnish these advantages to you in full measure. AJAX CORD, ROAD KING, PARAGON James, The Vulcanizer 223 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Santa Fe Back east excursions daily to Sept. 15th Round trip fares Chicago $8622 Minneapolis $8722 Kansas City 7222 St.Louis 8152 Denver 6422 Omaha 7222 Houston 7222 New Orleans 8515 New York 14710 Boston 15322 and to many other points Liberal Stopovers Five transcontinental trains daily to the East, including the California Limited Fred Harvey Meals all the way enroute Grand Canyon National Park Pullman Sleepers on the rim details and reservations C. A. Walker Anaheim Telephone 217 STERILIZATION OF CRIMINALS URGED (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, June 22—Birth control and sterilization of mentally unfit are necessary to prevent "our beloved country perishing in a mire of insanity, degeneracy, poverty, immortality and crime," Dr. H. G. Brainard, president of the California Medical Ass'n and noted psychiatrist, declared before the annual convention of the state society today. "I believe," Dr. Brainerd said, "that every person who becomes a charge on the state by reason of insanity, feeble mindedness or crime should be sterilized." "The medical profession should urge our national government to scan more closely immigrants and vigorously reject those mentally unfit. "Also, to secure uniform marriage laws requiring a clean bill of health requisite and should urge the repeal of the present laws against birth control and give scientific information to their patients in regard to the same. SONOMA COUNTY PLANS MISSION PLAY (By International News Service) SONOMA, June 22—The entire population of Sonoma, every man, woman and child, will be actors in one scene of Garnet Holme's Mission Play, to be given a presentation every day during the Sonoma Centennial Celebration, June 30, to July 4. In the Holme's play a Spanish barbecue and flies are staged in front of the old mission to celebrate General Vallejo's victory over the Indians. The role of General is taken by his grandson, Val Emerson. The general's daughter, Mrs. Lula V. Emann, also will be a participant. SEND RIFLE TEAM TO TRINITY SCHOOL (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, June 22—A rifle team, consisting of 15 members, will be selected from graduates of the Basic Red, White and Blue courses of the Citizen's Military BUSINESS STUDENT MISSING FOR WEEK (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, June 22—A statewide search has been instituted for Miss Evelyn Omand, pretty business college student of this city who disappeared under mysterious circumstances last Saturday. Chief of Police Bernard McShane of Sacramento fears that the girl has met with foul play. She was last seen in the company of a strange woman of middle age. The missing girl is 18 years of age. LAST WEEK FOR ACTION ON MEASURES (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, June 22—Governor Richardson today entered on the last week of his bill signing period with approximately 250 measures passed by the recent legislature still unconsidered. Many of the outstanding bills of the session have failed to receive executive approval to-date, and the indications are that Richardson will pocket veto more bills than any other governor in the history of the state. STATISTICS SHOW YOUNG MOTHERS (By International News Service) SACRAMENTO, June 22—Third-ix California girls under 15 years of age became mothers last year, according to birth statistics made public today by L. E. Ross, head of the State Bureau of Vital Statistics. The majority of the girl-mothers were 14 years old at the time their babies were born. The age of the average California mother at the birth of her first baby is 23-9-10 years, Ross said. COLLEGES HONORED (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, June 22—The following Pacific Coast institutions in the Ninth Corps area have been selected as the distinguished colleges by War Department: University of California, University of Washington, State College of Washington and Oregon Agricultural College. Each of the colleges has re- VALLEJO'S VICTORY OVER THE INDIANA. The role of General is taken by his grandson, Val Emerson. The general's daughter, Mrs. Lula V. Emeran, also will be a participant. SEND RIFLE TEAM TO TRINITY SCHOOL (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, June 22—A rifle team, consisting of 15 members, will be selected from graduates of the Ninth Army Corps area. It was announced today at headquarters here. Ten team will be sent to Camp Perry, Ohio, to attend the small arms Firing school and to participate in the Nationaly Rifle Association matches which will be held here in September. BOY SUBMITTS TO OPERATION Richard Gaynes of Placentia, Fullerton H. S. boy, who has been in a Los Angeles hospital for an operation on the leg, was brot home yesterday in a Seale ambulance. The operation was the result of an injury received two years ago while on a mountain hiking trip. COLLEGES HONORED (By International News Service) SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.—The following Pacific Coast institutions in the Ninth Corps area have been selected as the distinguished colleges by the War Department: University of California, University of Washington, State College of Washington and Oregon Agricultural College. Each of the colleges has received congratulations of the Secretary of War. CHURCH WAR MEMORIAL (By International News Service) VERSAILLES, France, June 22—Following out a resolution made by the inhabitants of Versailles when the Germans were nearing Paris in 1914, the first stone of a new church has been laid here. The church will be called "Saint Joan of Arc." 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UNITED re Anaheim TONIGHT and Tomorrow Would you sell your soul for a chance in! the Movies? Rupert Hughes has made a thrilling photodrama of motion picture studio life that will startle you by its frankness and daring! OULS FOR SALE ELEANOR BOARDMAN, FRANK MAYD, MAE BUSCH, Written and directed by RUPERT HUGHES A GOLDWYN PICTURE ELEANOR BOARDMAN, FRANK MAYO, MAE BUSCH, RICHARD DEL Written and directed by RUPERT HUGHES A GOLDWYN PICTURE Special Saturday Matinee, the super Serial "Speed" with Chas Hutchison. Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results STROUP'S QUALITY MEAT MARKET 115 N. Los Angeles St. Another Big Saturday SPECIAL! Another Big Saturday SPECIAL! No. 1 Steer Boneless Beef Roast, per lb. - 12c Regular price for this cut 35c pound I'll try to have plenty for all. Please Shop Early. We reserve the permit quantity. Boneless Corned Beef, very declicious— 12c lb. Market sells only the best meats the market affords, No. 1 Steers, Baby lambs, Grain fed Pork, Milk-Fed Veal. We do not sell cow meat and be sure of the best at the lowest cost. We invite your inspector big modern cooling plant at all times. RED STEAK DLIVER OAST TEW AT 10c lb.