oc-plain-dealer 1923-09-26

PAGE TWO ENGLISH BEAUTY SUPPLANTS MARY IN YOUNG McCORMICK'S AFFECTIONS Miss Joan Stevens. Miss Joan Stevens, London beauty and daughter of the Hon. Mrs. Melton Astley, has supplanted Mary Landon Baker, Chicago's filting heiress, in the affections of young Allister McCormick. The wedding will take place in Paris early next month unless McCormick is left waiting at the church again. BELIEVE GERMANY WEATHERS CRISIS By S. D. WEYER (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) BERLIN, Sept. 26.—Germany was Reads Plain Dealer In Northern Canada That the Plain Dealer, too, "do move" is illustrated in a let- BELIEVE GERMANY WEATHERS CRISIS By S. D. WEYER (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) BERLIN, Sept. 26.—Germany was believed today to have weathered the worst of the crisis caused by Chancellor Stresemann's unconditional surrender to France in the Ruhr. This success was due mainly to the fact that the prime minister, Von Knilling, of Bavaria, assented to abandonment of passive resistance. Everyone had expected Von Knilling to bolt the conference, owing to the hostility existing between Bavaria and Berlin. Contrary to general belief, the Bavarian premier bowled to the inevitable, realizing that to continue resistance to Franco-Belgian occupation was impossible. A proclamation was issued, saying: "The German president and government hereby are solemnly pledged before the German people and entire world that they will not agree to any settlement which will sever the slightest piece of soil from the German state. Liberty for our German compatriots and freedom of German soil are not subject to bargaining nor negotiations. In order to preserve the life of the nation and state we are faced with the bitter necessity of breaking off the combat which has been waged in the Ruhr." Advices from Munich stated that there was dissatisfaction over the Berlin decision. The Bavarian situation was described as "explosive." The Bavarian fascist, led by Dr. Hitler, are making threats of trouble. Hessen reports that the communists in the Ruhr are becoming more and more active, agitating against cessation of passive resistance. During the period of passive resistance and while the German government was pouring money into the Ruhr to support idle workers, France supported the reds. This support was withdrawn the moment Berlin decided to surrender. The French military officials are now keeping the sharpest watch over the red leaders. They have suppressed all the communist troops in the occupied zone. REGULAR HE-MELON What is believed to be the largest watermelon ever exhibited in Anaheim was on display at the Schumacher reality office. It was raised in an irrigated patch on the Schumacher ranch at McFarland and it weighs 801-2 pounds. Schumacher recently displayed a monstrous Reads Plain Dealer In Northern Canada That the Plain Dealer, too, "do move" is illustrated in a letter of inquiry received by Mrs. Dora Fels, Cypress realtor, from a man in St. John, N. Dak. He picked up the paper containing her advertisement of Cypress land 1200 miles north of Winnipeg, Canada, he wrote, while up there doing exhibition flying. He was much interested in Cypress possibilities, and hopes to land in California in the future. The Plain Dealer reaches the public on land, in the air, or on the sea. PRETTY GIRL HELD ON BIGAMY CHARGE LOS ANGELES Sept. 26.—Charged with bigamy, pretty 21-year old Mrs. Julia Perry Bell Fisher, recently of Nebraska, was held in the county jail today under $3,000 bail, while authorities sought to unravel the tangled threads of the girl's several confessed marriages. Mrs. Fisher was arrested on the same charge Monday, but was released when no charges were preferred against her. Alvey J. Bell, one of the girl's husbands, was the object today of a county-wide search by deputy sheriffs who held warrants charging Bell with an attempt to kill his former wife and her latest husband, Mr. Fisher. The charge was made from complaints sworn to by Fisher. According to the latest husband, the girl admits marrying three men, but claims there was nothing irregular about the ceremonies. She says she married the first time in Omaha then came to California, and at Santa Ana married Bell, last July. She said she had not obtained her divorce at that time, but got it later. Then, when she left Bell, she said she did not think it necessary to get an annulment because she had never been legally married to him. Three weeks ago she left Bell and went to live with Fisher, who comes from a prominent Long Beach family. Bell is charged with tracing his wife to Fisher's home and there assaulting both she and Fisher. REGULAR HE MELON What is believed to be the largest watermelon ever exhibited in Anaheim was on display at the Schumacher really office. It was raised in an irrigated patch on the Schumacher ranch at McFarland and it weighs 60-1-2 pounds. Sehumacher recently displayed a monstrous bunch of grapes grown on his ranch near Anaheim. WRECK STORY TOLD BY UNDER OFFICERS NORTH ISLAND, SAN DIEGO, Sept. 26.—Corroborative testimony was the rule at the board of inquiry here into the naval disaster. The story has been told by officers in higher command, and the fundamentals as stated by them now needs only to be gone over repeatedly by the various commanders and navigators who, despite their status as defendants, have requested they be permitted to tell their version of the loss of 23 lives and seven destroyers. Lieutenant Lawrence F. Blodgett, navigator of flagship Delphy, took the stand this morning and practically repeated the testimony given yesterday by Commander Donald Hunter, captain of the Delphy. Blodget declared that a strong, temporary northward current, entirely unexpected and never before experienced by mariners off California at this season, set the squadron back fifteen miles short of where her propeller revolutions should have carried her, and 3 miles ashore. He reiterated testimony of the radio compass bearings of the Point Arguello station had caused doubt in his mind but did not give rise to debate as to their dead reckoning position. The visibility was good, he declared, until almost at the moment the formation leader struck the reef, a dense fog being banked against and obscuring the rocky shore. GETS DIVORCE FROM IMPRISONED WIFE LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26.—Paul V. Southard was legally freed by Judge Summerfield today from Lydia Southard, alleged "Bluebeardess," charged with slaying a former husband to obtain his life insurance. She now is serving a life term in the Idaho penitentiary. JOHNSON WINNER WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Age jumped over youth here today when the veteran Walter Johnson, Senator hurler, bested Thurston, Chicago White Sox youngster, in a pitchers' duel, the Senators winning 1 to 0. The White Sox touched the Washington slabman for six hits. TIGERS WIN TODAY NEW YORK, Sept. 26.—Detroit again defeated New York today by scoring five runs in the tenth inning, after the locals had tied the score in the eighth. The count was 8 to 3. Bush was the victim of the Tiger onslaught. Holloway, replacing Francis in the eighth, held the Yankee. SHOWS SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT The condition of Harry Jayne, who was returned to his home from the hospital yesterday, is slightly improved today, following a more restful night than for a week. With persistent local treatments, it is hoped necessity for an operation will not arise. His brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jayne of Mecca, Calif., arrived yesterday to remain a week or more. FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer Want-ad. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. TOMORROW! plus Friday Final Opportunity Our Annual 100 Pieces Finest Ginghams FALL PATTERNS high grade beautiful Zephyr Ginghams, the latest fall patterns, fast in color and a superior close even weave, not to be had in a standard line of Dress Gingham. Sale Price—28c Dark Percales—Percales in Light Patterns AND IN A FINE EVEN WEAVE. Neat, well liked patterns for house dresses and school dresses. These percales iron with a high luster because the weave is so even. Sale Price—18c Non-Crushable Pure Dress Linens Special MORE POPULAR THAN EVER BEFORE, and a color range more complete than ever before. Just a hit healer Dark Percales—Percales in Light Patterns AND IN A FINE EVEN WEAVE. Neat, well liked patterns for house dresses and school dresses. These percales iron with a high luster because the weave is so even. Sale Price— Non-Crushable Pure Dress Linens Special MORE POPULAR THAN EVER BEFORE, and a color range more complete than ever before. Just a bit heavier and a glimpse at the table showing this splendid material will prompt the planning of several new dresses. Sale Price— Fine French Serges for Fall Dresses 48 inches wide for One-Piece Dresses, Slip-on Coats or Capes, serges are in good taste. These Serges (all wool) are particularly desirable for their firm, even weave. Take account of these good values, all desired shades. Sale Price— A Splendid Color Range of Jap Crepes THE HEAVIER weight of Jap Crepe in the most complete color range, with the Japanese disaster came a Three Cent a yard advance on this material, which is not reflected in this offer at Sale Price— Miscellaneous Items of Importance---Specially Priced Beautiful New Filet Curtains never before have we offered so many patterns of curtain net, a great pattern range in white, cream, ivory, cern and Arabian. Now with the least expense curtain your windows easily accomplished by selecting from our display, on sale at, per yard ... 33c Well Chosen Cretonnes a yard wide—patterns that will appeal to you at once. In floral and Oriental designs, and chosen with an eye to pleasing color combinations, per yard ... 22c Plain and Figured Silkoline the mention of this soft,silk-like weave brings to mind the pleasure and satisfaction of making fluffy comforts. It is indeed advisable to buy now at Sale Price ... 22c Snowy Table Damasks Preferred patterns. Here are table damasks of superior quality, in simple well liked patterns at prices that make possible definite saving ... 89c Winsor Underwear Crepe fancy printed plisse and Winsor solid color plisse crepe of fine quality and worth 35c, placed on sale at ... 29c Percale Bungalow Aprons Practical, serviceable, becoming, in several neat styles, high grade beautiful Zephyr Ginghams, the latest fall patterns, fast in color and a superior close even weave, not to be had in a standard line of Dress Gingham. Sale Price— Ladies' Knit U Reveive here a saving of one third art line of Ladres' Union suits, in the ed styles with mercerized band tops 75c values, on Sale— 49c Elsart Union Suits Valued OF FINE COTTON LISLE in any style an desire; bodice top, band top, tight or loose knee, we'll have it on 69c Finest of Quality Uni ELSART LINE IN a medium shrinkable fashionee underwear car styles. Dutch neck, knee length or slim Rnee length. Very fine gauge knit, $1.69 Medium Heavy Union MADE OF select cotton yarns of by the California Knitting Mills and grade styled with high neck and sale Price— $1.39 Snowy Table Damasks —Preferred patterns. Here are table damasks of superior quality, in simple well liked patterns at prices that make possible definite saving ... 89c Winsor Underwear Crepe —fancy printed plisse and Winsor solid color plisse crepe of fine quality and worth 35c, placed on sale at ... 29c Percale Bungalow Aprons —Practical, serviceable, becoming, in several neat styles, made of good percale with pockets and novelty trimming. There will be advantage in selecting these at 85c House Dresses and Aprons —In fresh looking good quality ginghams and, percales, these dresses are practical as they are smart looking. Marked by quality, workmanship and will fit well, trim shoulder lines, novel belts and pocket... 1.98 Smart Gingham Dresses —For the growing girl, all attractively made yet simple style of good gingham. These sale prices makes it economy to buy ready made ... $1.39 Children’s Play Suits —of heavy khaki or blue denim in sizes 1 to 8 years. All heatly trimmed in fast turkey red, square neck and short sleeves ... 85c Boy's Juvenile Suits —of pure wool, in several styles of tweed and serge, the most popular style being the Oliver Twist and Sailor ... $5.69 18-Inch Terry Toweling —a double thread Terry Cloth of special value. Soft, absorbent Terry, fast selvidges. Taking advantage of this offer is wise economy at ... 29c 16-Inch Linen Crash —Pure linen brown crash with fast color, red or blue border stripe. Worth 29c. Special Sale Price, per yard ... 19c Sebastian Broth 119 W. CENTER ST. "The Economy Center of Orange County" Friday and Saturday unity Days of Annual Fall SALE Outing Flannels Special in Standard Weight of Flannel some 20 patterns in the assortment of fancy and stripes, coloring of pink, lavender, blue, brown and grey, width 28 inches with a good nap. Sale Price ..... 17½c North State Outing Flannels a line of dark patterns only. Many large plaids and solid dark greys, with a splendid nap. Now is the time to buy outing flannels, on sale at ..... 22c Yard Wide Amoskeag Flannels Outing Flannels Special in Standard Weight of Flannel —some 20 patterns in the assortment of fancy and stripes, coloring of pink, lavender, blue, brown and grey, width 28 inches with a good nap. Sale Price ..... 17½c North State Outing Flannels —a line of dark patterns only. Many large plaids and solid dark greys with a splendid nap. Now is the time to buy outing flannels, on sale at ..... 22c Yard Wide Amoskeag Flannels —America's foremost manufacturer of quality outing "Tis the 1101 Cloth with a thick nap firmly woven. White only, on sale at per yard ..... 29c BARGAINS IN GOOD TOWELS 25c 17x31 Turkish bath towel ..... 19c 25c 17x33 very firm weave Huck Towel ..... 15c 75c 22x41 Very heavy Bath Towel ..... 49c GENUINE NASHUA Woolnap BLANKETS —need a description of Nashua Woolnap Blanket be given, that blanket with the thick wooly nap; a nap that is not completely destroyed by washing as is so with many, many blankets. Nashuas can be laundried satisfactorily are warm, durable and mothproof, 66x80 double— $4.29 Pretty Plaid Cotton Blanket DOUBLE BLANKET, 66x80, wool finish, fluffy and soft nap, is indeed a special value offered during this sale. Colors of pink, blue, grey or tan— $3.29 Solid Grey Cotton Blankets DOUBLE BLANKET, 66x80, cotton blanket of solid grey, with pink or blue border, the weight is of a standard and is priced exceptionally low at Sale Price— $2.19 es' Knit Unions ere a saving of one third, the Elsadress' Union suits, in the most desirable mercerized band tops, guaranteed in Sale— 49c Union Suits Valued to $1.00 DOTTON LISLE in any style a woman bodice top, band top, wing sleeve, knee, we'll have it on Sale at— 69c Best of Quality Unions LINE IN a medium weight, non-shlone underwear carried in two neck, knee length or sleeveless with Very fine gauge knit, Sale Price— $1.69 Heavy Union Suits select cotton yarns of good weight onia Knitting Mills and strictly high with high neck and ankle length, $1.39 $1.69 Sum Heavy Union Suits select cotton yarns of good weight inla Knitting Mills and strictly highwith high neck and ankle length. $1.39 ORT SPECIAL good weight, silkoline covered, small colored silkoline border or harmonizing new cotton double carded— $2.95 ORT SPECIAL added with extra fine pure cotton, double the silkiest of silkoline of neat patter of solid color, lending harmony to $4.95 ORT SPECIAL silkoline covered and filled with 100 per cotton. The covering is designed with both sides alike. Durable scroll $3.39 rothers e County" ANAHEIM COTTON BATTS THE "WESTERN" COTTON BATT, a 3-pound batt, full comfort size, 72x84; in one sheet of a good grade carded cotton. Make up those comforts now! Special ..... $98c IMPERI "WHITE FLEECE" BATT, is all that its name implies, for it is of fine quality bleached cotton, extremely lofty and resilient, 72x94. Sale Price ..... $1.29 "THREE SEAS" SPECIAL, a fine white fluffy batt, very soft and resilient, full comfort size, 72x84. A quality that is sure to please. Sale Price.... $1.39 READY STITCHED COTTON BATT, sewed three pounds of natural cotton, made of resilient stock. The purest of pure, white as snow fluffy as down. Sale Price..... $1.49 YARD WIDE COMFORT CHALLIES, beautiful in all floral or Persian designed in dark colors chosen particularly for comfort covering, Special 17½c