oc-plain-dealer 1923-07-17

Tuesday, July 17, 1923. METHODISTS ROME PLANS START ROW ROME, July 17.—American Methodists are threatening the peace of Rome. The American Methodists propose to build a large international college for boys upon Monte Mario, one of the most conspicious sites in Rome overlooking the Vatican. The Roman Catholic press has challenged this selection of a site as a challenge to the Papacy in its own home. The Methodists reply with the statement that they have no intention of building upon that portion of the site which immediately overlooks the Vatican. Meanwhile the General Assembly of the President of the Catholic Associations of Rome has passed a motion denouncing the proposed building as "insulting to Catholism, to Italy, to the city of Rome, to history, and to art," and expressing the hope that the government and the Royal Commissioner of Rome will intervene. It seems that the grounds where the German Emperors of the Middle Ages pitched their tents will become the battleground of a new controversy. PLAN HOME NEAR L.A. FOR ADDICTS LOS ANGELES, July 17.—Plans for the erection on the rocky shores of San Clemente Island, 50 miles from Los Angeles, of a home for drug addicts, proposed by the American Narcotic Crusade as a means of caring for narcotic users who wish to escape from the clutches of the dope monster, have been revealed here. Mrs. Angela C. Kaufman, well-known social worker, and originator of the American Narcotic Crusade, is firm in her belief that such isolation would lessen by at least 75 per cent the drug addicts in the United States. The project will cost approximately $5,000,000, it is estimated. This sum, she said, will be raised through regular subscription. CYPRESS CYPRESS, July 17.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes were the weekend guests of Mrs. Mary Sutherland, mother of Mrs. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh LaRue went to Huntington Beach yesterday afternoon where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Edington. Many young people from Cypress, Buena Park, Norwalk and Hansen were guests Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bunyard at Bellflower. They have recently moved in a new home and the affair was in the nature of a house warming. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luther and family of Red Bluff are guests at the Steve Luther home. The men are brothers and the ladies cousins. A number of Cypress people attended the special session of the C.E.S. last evening at Buena Park. Mrs. Pearl Pletcher of Los Angeles has returned to her home after a visit with Mrs. Dora Fels. The two passed yesterday at Anaheim Landing and Long Beach. Mrs. Charlotte Hellman of Los Angeles came to Cypress this afternoon where she plans a visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary Sutherland. Mrs. Hellman was one of two telephone operators on the ill-fated City of Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter passed Saturday evening at Long Beach. Dan Grindlay has sold his two acre ranch on Lincoln Ave. to M. M. Chandler who plans to subdivide it and place it on the market. A merry party of Cypress folk left early yesterday morning for Arch Beach where they passed the day. Picnic dinner and a swim furnished diversion for the hours. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fuquay, Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Bunyard, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard White, Los Angeles and Miss La Rue Reeves. Earl Smith of the Cypress garage left his duties Sunday long enough to attend the baseball game in Los Angeles. The Misses Helen and Mabel Wicker are guests in Los Angeles for two weeks with their grandmother, Mrs. John A. Frederickson. SUMMERY FROCK FOR DOG I A diaphanous frock of crimmed with little "fans" ed sheer lace. A wide, soft chiffon is tied at the extra side. A picture hat of chiffon is worn with this dye. SHOT OKLA. SHIFT (By International News) HARRISON, Ariz., July 11. Sullivan, alias John Johnson prisoner from the Oklahoma tiary, this afternoon shot Deputy Sheriff Walter Carrington the recapture of Sullivant fall break here at noon. WORTH KNOWING A simple way of deterring OUR GREAT July Clearance CONTINUE ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE STORE HAVE JOINED IN A CONCERTED EFFORT TO REDUCE STOCK IN READINESS FOR FALL SHIPMENTS. Clearance of Men's Suits FOUR GROUPS $19.45 $23.45 $28.45 $33.45 WE NEEDN'T URGE YOU TO ATTEND THIS IMPORTANT SALE. NO MAN WHO KNOWS THE VALUES OF FERED NEEDS URGING. $19.45 $23.45 $28.45 $33.45 WE NEEDN'T URGE YOU TO ATTEND THIS IMPORTANT SALE. NO MAN WHO KNOWS THE VALUES OF FERED NEEDS URGING. FOR HERE IS THE SORT OF CLOTHES YOU WOULD HAVE GLADLY PAID FULL PRICES FOR IN REGULAR SEASON. BUT AT THEIR REDUCTIONS YOU'RE GETTING THE BENEFIT OF THE EXTRA SAVINGS. CLEARING MEN'S STRAW HATS 20% DISCOUNT Make Selection now and profit by these prices— $1.80 to $4.00 MEN'S WHITE FLANNE TROUSERS NO NEED TO SWELTER IN THE RID HEAT WHEN IT'S SIMPLY MATTER OF THE RIGHT CLOTHES TO GAIN THE MAXIMUM COMFORT $10.00 values... $8.00 $ 6.50 values... 5.20 MEN'S WHITE OXFORDS GREATER REDUCED $2.00 TO $6.80 SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR CLEARANCE. VALUES IN SILKS, DRY GOODS, SHOES, HOSIERY, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL. THE S.Q.R. STOR Anaheim ::: California THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. SUMMERY FROCK FOR DOG DAYS BUENA PARK The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church met at the home of Mrs. E. L. Cole on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Davis as hostesses. After the business meeting a social hour was held and dainty refreshments of Sherbet and cake were served to the members and guests including Mesdames George Cole, J. B. Robison, A. C. Mann, Harry Horn, Fred Bastady, Davis, E. L. Cole, E. E. Thurman, S. F. Hilgenfeld, H. H. Haggarty, M. S. Berkey, Kilber, Shreves. The plans for the new sanitarium of Dr. Julian P. Johnson are under way and the building will be of white stucco and will contain 24 rooms. This will be a wonderful addition to th Park. Mr. Doyle has started work on his lots and has a double garage under way. He will erect two houses on his property, one facing on Ninth street and the other on the new street cut through the tract. Several others will start work on homes in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilshire and family of Redlands were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Golden. In the afternoon the party motored to the Golden cottage at Laguna Beach wheer the Willshire family will spend the next month. Mrs. Wilshire is the sister of Mrs. Golden. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luther and family of Red Bluff are visiting with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Luther were former residents of the Park. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Dano left on Saturday evening for a two weeks trip to Yosemite. They were accompanied on the trip by Mrs. Dano's mother, Mrs. M. B. Shaw of San Bernardino. Bert Duce is on a two weeks vacation part of which he will spend with his brother Frank Duce at Coachella. All former residents of Pennsylvania are invited to an all day picnic to be held at Bixby Park, Long Beach next Saturday. Rev. Charles Schofield and wife have returned to their home at Fort Collins, Colorado, after a visit of a month with Rev. Schofield's parents Dr. and Mrs. Schofield. COURT NEWS NOTES The defendant in People vs. Ed Young was held to answer today by Justice J. B. Cox to the high misdemeanor charge of selling intoxicating liquor without a license. Ball of $500 was given. Deputy Sheriffs Ed McClellan and Jesse Elliott restified against Young and D. G. Wettlin, deputy district attorney, prosecuted. Aug. 23 at 2 p.m., was set today by Justice J. B. Cox for the examination of George Ezell on the charge of grand larceny preferred against him. Ezell is charged with taking a gas engine valued at $100 from A. S. Leonard. Arthur Alunbaugh was fined $300 or given 200 days by Justice J. B. Cox today on the charge of possessing liquor. The defendant pleaded guilty. The Smith Lumber Co.'s filed papers today. The owner, a former Iowa and recently a Canadian, purchased the West Anaheim Lumber Co.at 1133 Lincoln-ave, and intends to enlarge it. A decree quieting title to a parcel of real estate in Anaheim Extension was handed down today in Superior Court in favor of R. E. Coffman, administrator of the estate of Fred Koesel. England has grown from 8,000,000 to 323,000,000 in 100 years, representing the natural increase of the native population. "NICE GREAT WHITE" LONDON, according to Mr. Yorke, is one strange feat w as the capacity And it is cording to Mr. of London's b men, who is men. It is it s love stories t to her that sweetest son Every era m us can remen fashion as ha of today. "As far ag in which even cept to be sh the most ou may drink st which would derstood by so long as y moved by an able of such will be rega as amusing FALKIE Frocks That Kind Of SHOT OKLA. SHERIFF (HARRISON, Ariz., July 17.)—John Callaway, alias John Johnson, escaped prisoner from the Oklahoma penitentiary, this afternoon shot and killed deputy Walter Casey following the recapture of Sullivan after a brief break here at noon. WORTH KNOWING A simple way of determining the diameter of a wire to be used is to find one inch of wire on a pencil and divide the length of the wind-up by the number of turns. The diameter of the wire will be found fractions of an inch. Santa Monica; Mrs. Ray Gaitter, their house guest from Exeter, who visiting all summer with the McGregors; Mr. and Mrs. Cawdry of Onario. The latter are old friends of the host and hostess from Oklahoma. nces ORE HAVE TO REDUCE SHIPMENTS. Frocks That Kind Of A SILK SENSATION Canton Crepe $2.49 Satin Canton Charmeuse All 40 inches Wide THE COMING FALL SEASON'S MOST POPULAR FABRICS AT A PRICE LOWER THAN WE HAVE EQUATED FOR SILKS OF SUCH QUALITY. THE COLOR RANGE CLUDES ALL THE WANSHADES. WHITE FLANNEL ROUSERS SWELTER IN THE TOR- WHEN IT'S SIMPLY A THE RIGHT CLOTHES E MAXIMUM COMFORT. values... $8.00 values... 5.20 GREATLY $6.80 ICE. VALUES SIERY, WOM: TORE California dainty refreshments were served of ice cream, cake, coffee and chocolate. Among the guests were Mrs. John Page, Mr. and Mrs. George McNell, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman, Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Schofield, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bastady, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Callaway, Mrs. L. E. Berkey, Mrs. M. S. Berkey, Mr. and Mrs. Bacon, Miss Polllek, Mr. M. Ryman, Mr. Robert Schofield, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey, Misses Mary Schofield, Helen Page, Emeline Callaway, Ethel McNeil, Alvin McNeil and Frank Wilsey. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dow spent several days the past week at Antelope Valley. Mr. Ralph West is home from a Los Angeles Hospital where he went to have an operation for the removal of his right eye. Mr. West got a piece of steel in his eye while at work in the oil fields at Santa Fe Springs and several operations were performed in trying to remove the steel but without success. Norma Thompson of Los Angeles is visiting with her grandma Mrs. W. W. Johnson of West Orangethorpe avenue. Miss Ethel McNeil was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin at Los Angeles for several days the past week. Mrs. J. E. Shreve of San Diego was the guest of her daughter Mrs. George Cole during the past week. Mrs. George Thurman of Lodi is visiting with her daughter Mrs. Harry S. Horn for several weeks. K. C. GIRL SINGER CAPTURES ITALY (By International News Service) PARIS, July 17.-From Rome comes the news of the brilliant singing of Mary Don Levine, an American artist. "Othhello" was the scheduled opera, which had to be changed to "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Pagliacci" because of the failure of the scenery to arrive from Milan. However, the production was a decided success and brought the first sold-out houses of the season. Read Plain Dealer Want Ads. BERGER HALL AGRES "NICE GIRL" ONE WHO CAN BLUSH LONDON, July 17.—A nice girl, according to the Hon. Mrs. Claud Yorke, is one who is capable of that strange feat which is almost extinct as the capacity to blush. And it is still the nice girl, according to Mrs. Yorke, who is one of London's best known society women, who is the favorite with the men. It is about her that all the love stories have been written and to her that poets have sung their sweetest songs. Every era has its fashion in women said Mrs. Yorke, but none of us can remember any such curious fashion as has produced the women of today. What is that fashion? "As far as I can judge it is one in which everything is permitted except to be shocked. You may wear the most outrageous clothes; you may drink, smoke and use expression which would not even have been understood by one's grandmother, but so long as you are completely unmoved by any deeds or opinions, so long as you remain physically incapable of such a thing as a blush, you will be regarded, in some circles as amusing and up to date. Starbuck's Reda. See classified ad." TWO MORE RAILWAYS CHICAGO, July 17.—Signalmen of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad and of the Southern Pacific Railroad in Texas and Louisiana, added their request today to those of other roads for an increase in pay. The signalmen's petitions will be heard July 26 by the United States Railroad Labor Board in Chicago. GOVERNOR TO NAME SUPERIOR CT. JUDGES LOS ANGELES, July 17.—Governor F. W. Richardson, who is to name six superior court judges for Los Angeles and Orange-co.'s, announced today that he will make his selections from a field of 88 candidates, probably early next week. Of the judges to be named five will serve in Los Angeles-co. and one in Orange-co. The governor hinted that a civil rather than a criminal lawyer would be more adaptable to the superior court judgship. REFUSE JURY SERVICE ALBANY, Ore., July 17.—Sixteen of the 24 women drawn on the special jury panel for the trial of George Parker, charged with the murder of Sheriff W. J. Dunlap, refused to serve when the case opened here today. That Fit In With Any Kind Of A Vacation ARE PRICED $9.85 Voile - Linen RATINE-GINGHAM —Included at this price are dozens upon dozens of attractively styled Wash Dresses of linens, fine ginghams and voiles, sizes range from 16 up. “Rosalia” House Frocks $3.50 to $5.50 —Made of pre-shrunk materials and each garment is guaranteed fast colors. 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