oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-23

NOT MEMBERTER SECRET MEDICINE WASHINGTON, in proverb sugliam H. Moran, chief is better Secret Service today. To prove investigation of the under which J. F. American Legion to be dying in mist con- hospital, posed as A Pair of operative. Meran said that Sul Thursday not connected with the 29. If vice and that he would trace the immediate inquiry to deputy will he has impersonated a factor some fecer in Pennsylvania or attend where. In view of reports that Sullivan was represented as communicating with his superiors in Washington by number, both Moran and William J. Burns, chief of the bureau of investigation of the department of justice, expressed the opinion that he was either a private detective or an imposter. Before lapsing into unconsciousness at the hospital, Sullivan told police he had been assigned by his Washington headquarters to arrest two men and a woman wanted in Denver. He located the woman, he said, and in an effort to obtain information from her had taken her and a woman companion to a cabaret here last night. He said he believed the woman recognized him and put poison in beer they were drinking. He had been threatened with death, he said. The local office of the secret service is investigating the case. Robert P. Reese, Jr., operative in charge, claims he knows of no operative in the service named Sullivan. In the man's effects was found a plain card addressed to the chief of the United States Secret Service at Washington. On it was written in pencil. "Case number $14 is completed or was Wednesday. Details later by wire." Operative 216. LADIES' NIGHT AT C. C. BANQUET The regular monthly meeting of the Fullerton C. of C. was held last night. A banquet being served in the Fullerton Club rooms at 6:30 o'clock. The ladies were guests at the meeting it being the semi-annual ladies night. Plates were laid for 200. Five-year-old Lennie Tanner gave an address called "My Home Town," the same which won the prize at the recent state convention of realtors. A number was given by the Fullerton grammar school pupils, directed by Miss Kathleen Rye; a solo was given by Mrs. Bruce McBride, accompanied by Miss Bollen, and the Edison "Big Four" male quartet sang. Community singing was led by Dr. Wm. Wickett, S. C. Hartranft was toastmaster, J. S. Worsley of Los Angeles was speaker of the evening. He is director of the National Thrift Corporation, and his subject was "Thrift." The report of the membership was committee received, four new members being admitted. They were: Dr. G. L. Kay, Thomas W. Yeats, A. E. Evers and L. Emory. THINK CARLETON TO "BREAK" SOON (Continued From Page One) time she has been at home but once—over a week-end about a month ago. We had not heard from her since until we read of the tragedy in the papers." This was the statement today of Howard Johnson, nephew of the burglar bride who, with her husband, is jointly charged with the slaying policeman McGee at Los Angeles. Young Johnson is 23, and employed as a clerk here. Mrs. Carleton's name is Anna. We never heard of her being called Jeanne," Johnson said, "Not did we ever hear of Carleton, or of any marriage. We understood Anna was living with a girl friend to whom she referred as Irene Garrison, in Los Angeles. The local office of the secret service is investigating the case. Robert P. Reese, Jr., operative in charge, claims he knows of no operative in the service named Sullivan. In the man's effects was found a plain card addressed to the chief of the United States Secret Service at Washington. On it was written in pencil. "Case number 514 is completed or was Wednesday. Details later by wire." "Operative 216." Fill report November 26. E. I. L. N. M." Police say only 23 cents was found in the man's clothes. Shoes he was wearing were marked with the name, "L. P. Collins." Shop Early—EXPLOSION ON SHIP MARSEILLES, France, Nov. 23.—An explosion resulting from a fire on board the 6000 ton British steamship Ottanburg today. Forty persons were reported missing, but later all but two were picked up by rescuers. Those missing were the captain and a sailor. The Ottanburg was bound for Barcelona, Spain. "Phoebe" tonight 8:30 o'clock The reason a dog turns around before lying down is to change his luck.—Edwardsville Intelligencer. A New Brunswick THE ROYAL Knabe Pianos $115. Easy Terms Anaheim Music Co. Schmidt, Dunham & Knipe Next to California Theatre Rheumatism Leaves You Forever Every druggist in this county is authorized to say to every rheumatic sufferer that if a full pint bottle of Allenrhu, the sure conquerer of rheumatism, does not show the way to stop the agony, reduce swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic pain, he will gladly return your money without comment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous results have been accomplished in the most severe cases where the suffering and agony was intense and piteous and where the patient was helpless. Mr. James H. Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu, who for many years suffered the torments of acute rheumatism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of anyone's money unless Allenrhu decisively conquers this worst of all diseases, and he has instructed drugists to guarantee it as above in every instance. Heying's Pharmacy can supply you. Easy Terms Anaheim Music Co. Schmidt, Dunham & Knipe Next to California Theatre WALK-OVER Saddle Brown—the new light tan color A plain toe; a V-crease from tip to tongue; soft and mellow calfskin in the new light tan shade, Saddle Brown—in a new Walk-Over pattern that's making plain toes more popular every day. $8.50 Walk-Over THE S. Q. R. STORE The Home of Walk-Over Shoes Anaheim, Calif THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. S' NIGHT C. C. BANQUET Regular monthly meeting Lilerton C. of C. was held at the Fullerton Club at 6:30 o'clock. The guests at the meeting the semi-annual ladies dates were laid for 200. Year-old Lennie Tanner address called "My Home" the same which won the recent state conventators. A number was the Fullerton granmar upils, directed by Miss Rye; a solo was given Bruce McBride, accommany Miss Bollen, and the Big Four" male quartet community singing was Mr. Wm. Wickett, S. C. was toastmaster, J. S. of Los Angeles was of the evening. 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Officers were confident they would recover a major portion of the loot, following seizure of $25,000 worth of jewelry and $6000 in war savings stamps and currency. Investigators greeted with exultation the finding of $71.75 in Canadian quarters and $7.50 in dominion half dollars in the safety deposit box of a suspect. They pointed out that Charles Dean, alleged bosom companion of "Dr." Spencer Brown, held as the master mind of the vault robbery, who was questioned in Los Angeles, at one time was suspected of having participated in the Westminster bank robbery in Canada several years ago. The jewels, stamps and currency were discovered when police raided one of "Dr." Brown's homes in Antioch, Illinois. In the house, the raiders reported, were found instruments and chemicals such as might be useful in altering identification marks on securities. Evidence in the Werner case was to be presented today to the grand jury. Indications were that there was a possibility of indictments before night. The Werner vault was looted a month ago by oxo-acetylene torch burglars. Detectives contend that the murder of Lewis A. Hauschild, a lawyer for beer runners, and of three other men in a gangsters' feud, was an outgrowth of the Werner crime. CHICAGO, Nov. 23.—Recovery of $25,000 in gems and $6000 in war savings stamps from what police termed "one of the eight secret homes of Dr. Spencer Brown" and the announcement following a new arrest, that the evidence would be ready for the grand jury today, marked developments in the investigation WILL HAVE TIME TO THINK IT OVER William Craver and Carl Curts Real of San Diego, charged with evading railroad fare, were arraigned before Judge French today and sentenced to 30 days each in the Orange-co., jail. John Harrison who said he had no home but that he stopped around San Jose and San Francisco, was arraigned before Judge French today on the charge of vagrancy, of being drunk and bogging, and sentenced to 20 days in the Orange-co., jail. The judge told him he would get no intoxicating drinks during that time and therefore should feel better when he gets out. He has but one leg, having lost the other in an automobile accident. THANKSGIVING AT TEMPLE SUNDAY Do you associate religion with sorrow and gloom and death? Well, religion is the greatest comfort in the world when sorrow comes. And that is the way it should be. But religion is for life, too, and is the great promoter of health and gladness. Dr James Allen Geissinger, at the White Temple, is going after sorrow and worry and fear at both services Sunday. In the evening he will speak upon: "First Aid to the Worried and the Fear-Full." Have you thought how the fears of men ride them? Do you worry easily? Come out to this evening service. Maybe you are an oil worker and have been laid off in the shut down in the oil industry. Don't give up the grant. Man does not live by oil alone. Come out and join in the sing. An unusual Thanksgiving service will be held in the morning. Not the old kind that you have grown weary or but a glad service. Dr Geissinger has woven seven passages of Scripture into one text that sings the music of the Bible to the discouraged heart. He has prepared a special hymn for the close of the serenity. GOOD WILL FROM LUNCHEON CLUB The luncheon clubs have wowed possibilities as spreaders the international spirit. B Thomas H. Walker, Secretary to the Rotary club, told Anahale Lions today at their luncheon at Elks' Clubhouse. If problems are to be properly solved the big powers must hang together. Kiwanis, Rotary and L are all international, and exert vast influence in such a section, said Walker. L. Riuctel was chairman of day. The club voted to observe Sunday, Dec. 2, as Golden Rule Sunday, when members something they would like to have for dinner and to tribute the sum so saved to Near East Relief, which will vote the money to 50,000 children now in orphanages of the Blands. President Calvin Coolin has endorsed the plan. Shop Early COURHOUSE NEWS A complaint was filed today against J. B. Williams, sworn to by E. K. Hardt, charging forgery of a check for $25. Williams presented a check drawn on Santa Branch of the Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings, written able to Joseph Brevort Jr., endorsed by W. Griffin, Hardt, well knowing it was titious, says the complaint. Ella Travis filed suit for voice today from W. S. Travis They were married at Ottawa Minona County, Ia., on June 1903 and separated July 24 at Santa Ana. There are children ranging from 9 to 18 years old. The woman declares there were many previous arraignments before the last one. Peated charges of infidelity Huntington Beach and elsewhere refusal to talk to her, and a sentence of $15 fine at Whittier cruelty to his children are similar to cruelties alleged by她. CHICAGO, Nov. 23—Recovery of $25,000 in gems and $6000 in war savings stamps from what police termed "one of the eight secret homes of Dr. Spencer Brown" and the announcement following a new arrest, that the evidence would be ready for the grand jury today, marked developments in the investigation of the Werner Brothers Warehouse robbery. A new list issued by the Pinkerton agency of losses in the bold coupe of oxo-acetylene bandits a month ago brought estimates of the total loot to $2,000,000 with nearly a million in jewels missing in addition to the million and a quarter in negotiable securities warehouse officials admitted were taken. Frank Miller, latest arrest in the investigation was being closely questioned today. It was expected that Thor Wassburg and Graham McGill, bond salesmen, arrested early in the inquiry, would be among those to testify. INFLUENTIAL MEN BECOME ANXIOUS PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 23—“Holiday cheer”—108 cases of it valued at $13,000 reposed in the police room room following a sudden raid last night on the east side residence of Walter E. Brown, alias Thompson. Brown, police say, is a professional liquor dealer and has among his customers many prominent Portland citizens. Shortly after the arrest, influential men, according to police, telephoned police headquarters demanding that the case against Brown be dropped. The liquor was found behind a false partition in Brown's garage. It is believed the contraband was recently smuggled into Portland in anticipation of holiday rush orders. TO FOLLOW GAME A board that enables a blind person, alided by a friend, to follow the plays in a football game, has been invented by a Scotchman. The demand that has been created for Antrol In this locality has led to the appointment The Anaheim Feed and Fuel Company as distributors. BESTON AKER LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. Phones 135-W, 1017-W Store No. 1, 201 East Center St. Saturday SPECIAL Cranberry Pie 30c Fruit Cake For Thanksgiving Because Orange Blossom Coffee is packed in glassin-lined bag James H. Allen, the disfessor of Allenrhu, who for ears suffered the torments rheumatism, desires all to know that he does a cent of anyone's less Allenrhu decisiveers this worst of all dishe has instructed drugguarantee it as above in stance. Heying's Pharsupply you. Antrol In this locality has led to the appointment The Anaheim Feed and Fuel Company as distributors. ANTROL LABORATORIES For Your Thanksgiving Table We have the "Fixings" to go with the turkey for your Thanksgiving dinner. Our groceries are good. Try them. We deliver right to your door. Edmiston's Grocery 116 N. 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