oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-17

Saturday September 15, 1923 TEACHERS TO HAVE "VISITING DAYS" Visiting days were promised each of the teachers during the term, at the grammar school teachers' meeting Saturday afternoon, but with the request that two teachers from the same building not take the same day. Mr. Smith requested that these visiting days be taken before the holiday season, since the teachers put it off so long last year that some of them did not get to take a visiting day. He asked the teachers whether or not they wanted a three-day institute to be held in Santa Ana, or a five-day institute, two days to be in Los Angeles. The vote was almost unanimous for a three-day institute. He promised them a greater social time this year than the year before, and asked each of them to hold a date open for a picnic the second Friday. He did not definitely promise the picnic on this date, but indicated that efforts would be made to get around to it by that time. He spoke of the new change in the teachers pension law, and said that the fee this year would be $12 instead of $8 as in the past. "Nor is it optional," he said. "The law says you have to." He urged the teachers not to throw temptation in the way of the pupils by leaving money on their desks. The loss of the money would not enter into the consideration, but the effect upon the character of the pupils. It is the teachers' business to help the youngsters to ward off temptation, he said. He asked if all the teachers had rooms, and, since there was no response, he presumed that everyone had lodging. E. H. Metcalf, trustee, was present, and delivered a short address, saying that the Anaheim grammar schools has reason to be proud of its personnel of teachers this year, and extended them the cordial invitation to the hospitality of Anaheim, saying that he hoped to have at least a slight personal acquaintance with each of them before the term is out. He said that he plans to visit each room PRACTICAL FROCK FOR DAILY WEAR This very practical and smart frock for everyday wear is one that the college girl and business womans alike would like. A coat sleeve with an extended cuff displaying a large button is a distinctive touch. Collar reverses, cuffs, vest and bindings are all of a contrasting color to the dress material. "WAYFARER" IS TO "It was wonderfully funniest thing I ever enjoyed myself so life." "Gee, My side laughing so hard," of the remarks heard audience filed out on atre last night after lar Fred Siegel Stock side-splitting portra Bedroom and Bath." Yeah, folks, it suedy. There wasn't during the entire play. Just one c laugh upon laugh, there wasn't another anybody. It is one pieces ever put on have capacity house maining days that one who enjoys a g want to miss seeing edy. Mr. Siegel in the scream and all of him up to the example set. Mr. Siegel, in his talk, told of his all his forthcoming attractions as the good news tha to put on soon a nu in his musical comious of getting ladies of Anaheim to assist him in his pr of you young ladies to appear with Mr popular company in edy, just leave your you can be reached vay, the resident will turn them over will then get in Now's your chance crowd at once. And on the screen odrama of the sea w ton and Jack Hol roles. The story of oen liner afire a millionaire's da grimy stokers. Cas ing boat, the suffer swept schooner and He asked if all the teachers had rooms, and since there was no response, he presumed that everyone had lodging. E. H. Metcalf, trustee, was present, and delivered a short address, saying that the Anaheim grammar schools has reason to be proud of its personnel of teachers this year, and extended them the cordial invitation to the hospitality of Anaheim, saying that he hoped to have at least a slight personal acquaintance with each of them before the term is out. He said that he plans to visit each room during the term, at least once. He called attention of the growth of Anaheim, and the necessity of extending the buildings. He said that the new intermediate school building has been erected without bond issue, a credit to the town. He said that people are willing to spend money for education, "realizing as they do, so much of our happiness and welfare depends upon it." He said the trustees of the grammar school, while not penurious, believe in the principles of carefully looking after expenditures, and urged the teachers to inculcate into their pupils a spirit of thrift. He said that the higher rate of taxation, growing larger year by year, is becoming a burdensome problem. J. W. Elliott, trustee, was also present, and gave a short talk, backing up what Mr. Metcalf had said. Plain Dealer Want-ads bring results. Want-ad. This very practical and smart frock for everyday wear is one that the college girl and business womans alike would like. A coat sleeve with an extended cuff displaying a large button is a distinctive touch. Collar reverses, cuffs, vest and bindings are all of a contrasting color to the dress material. "WAYFARER" IS TO RUN TWO MORE NITES LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17—"The Wayfarer" will be held over for part of this week, according to Merle Armitage, business manager. Two additional performances will be given Monday and Tuesday nights. These will make up for the performances that were postponed on account of rain. Bad weather interfered Tuesday and Wednesday. At first it was planned to close the production Saturday night, but because of the thousands who would thus be disappointed, and because of the tremendous cost of staging the pageant, it was deemed wise to hold the seven performances that were promised. Those who had tickets for postponed nights may exchange them for other nights at the Philharmonic box office. Box office reports continued heavy sale of seats. The Southern County Bank COMMERCIAL——SAVINGS Capital Paid in, $100,000 BUENA PARK, CALIF. The Best Place in Buena Park to Trade The White Store JACK GOLDEN, Prop. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES SHOES, HARDWARE AND DRY GOODS The Best Place in Buena Park to Trade The White Store JACK GOLDEN, Prop. GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES SHOES, HARDWARE AND DRY GOODS "A Satisfied Customer," Our Motto On North Grand Avenue MITCHELL BROS. 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Just one continuous roar, laugh upon laugh, until it seemed there wasn't another laugh left in anybody. It is one of the greatest pieces ever put on here and should have capacity houses for the two remaining days that it is here. Anyone who enjoys a good laugh doesn't want to miss seeing this great comedy. Mr. Siegel in the leading part is a scream and all of his company lives up to the example set by him. Mr. Siegel, in his little curtain talk, told of his aims and plans for his forthcoming attractions and gave us the good news that he is planning to put on soon a musical comedy. And in his musical comedy efforts he is desirous of getting some of the young ladies of Anaheim who can sing to assist him in his productions, so any of you young ladies who would like to appear with Mr. Siegel and his popular company in a musical comedy, just leave your name, and where you can be reached, with Mr. Langway, the resident manager, and he will turn them over to Mr. Siegel who will then get in touch with you. Now's your chance girls! Don't all crowd at once. And on the screen; a thrilling melodrama of the sea with Dorothy Dalton and Jack Holt in the leading roles. The story opens with a great ooan liner afire and the rescue of a millionaire's daughter by two grimy stokers. Cast adrift in a leak ing boat, the sufferers sight a plague swept schooner and they board th AND ON THE SCREEN; A THRILLING MELODRAMA OF THE SEA WITH DOROTHY DALETON AND JACK HOLT IN THE LEADING Roles. The story opens with a great ocean liner afire and the rescue of a millionaire's daughter by two grimy stokers. Cast adrift in a leak ing boat, the sufferers sight a plague swept schooner and they board the vessel. Manning this ship, which is slowly sinking, there comes a fierce storm, during which, in a fight for the girl, one of the stokers is killed by a falling mast. The girl and her protector are finally rescued by a battleship. Then comes the big kid-napping of the bride at the wedding and—but to tell the rest woud spoil the picture for you who have not yet seen this wonderful program. The same program will be shown again tonight and tomorrow night. PLAN BARBECUE FOR OIL EMPLOYES A celebration in which all of the employees of the Standard Oil Co., in the county will participate is planned by the chamber of commerce in recognition of the company's efforts 16 develop a new oil field near Anaheim. F. A. Yungbluth and Sidney E. 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