oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-19

PAST OFFICERS HONOR HEAD OF ORGANIZATION THE Bankerette club enjoyed their annual Xmas party last evening with Miss Thelma Strathman at Fullerton who entertained at the home of her aunt, Mrs. C. C. Crandall, 619 No. Spadra. The house was very prettily decorated for the occasion. A large mantle and fire place decorated one corner of the living room. The hostess had placed two gaily trimmed Christmas trees on either side of the fireplace and each Bankerette brought her package, it was numbered and placed on the tree. The guests were also given a number and later in the evening the gifts were distributed through comparing numbers. There were many dainty gifts in the lot and every one was delighted with her remembrance. When refreshments hour came tiny Santa made from delicious ice cream, were served with cake in generous portions. The present members of the club enjoyed having the ex-members with them once more and a highly enjoyable evening was passed. Guests of Miss Strathman included Meudanes H. E. Clemens, Walnut Park; W. J. Matter, Maywood; Ralph Gossard, Torrance; Lloyd Nolan, B. J. Dresser, C. B. Goodson, Evan L. Miller, Lytel D. Larson, Welcome M. Ward, C. C. Crandall and Kenneth Peck; the Misses Wilhelmina Zitzmann, Murle Gosset, Ethel Harling, Cecile Atherton, Madge Sanders, Helen Weber, Lucille Bastian, Stella Bastian, Doris Hawley, Leora Healton, Ella Mitchell. Christmas School Fun Seventh and eighth grades at Fremont school will have a jolly Christmas celebration in the study hall, Friday afternoon beginning at 1 o'clock. The "show" is in charge of the Misses Grace Dryden, Helen Thayer and Mrs. Robert Gregg. The classes will impersonate the fourth grades and all must come dressed as such. There will be a class room with Miss Esther Leuschner, as teacher in charge. About twenty-five pupils will have lines. A Christmas tree will be appropriately decorated and every one is expecting a good time. Mothers and friends are invited. Each class in the Broadway school will have its individual Xmas tree and program. Several of the classes in the other buildings will also have their programs. Next W. R. C. Jan. 2 A good attendance at W. R. C. meeting yesterday showed interest in the organization which is growing nad prospering in a most satisfactory manner. Rehearsal for installation ceremony was conducted from 1 to 2:30, and the regular business followed. Four applications were read. The next regular meeting will be held Wednesday, Jan. 2, at which time the date for installation will be chosen. Visit Seal Beach Club Mrs. Ida Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hughes and Everett B. Hughes were guests last night at a card party given by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Hughes at their home on the Hellman ranch, near Seal Beach. The other guests were ANNUAL XMAS PARTY BRINGS CLUB TOGETHER An auspicious occasion was the reception lest night when pass royal matrons and royal patron of the Court of Amaranth honored Mrs. Eva Boyd, president of that organization foroum Calif. Many visitors from Los Angeles and vicinity were present among them the grand royal matron, Ione Ford and Mr. Ford; assistant grand royal patron, W. D. Smith and Mrs. Smith; the grand conductress, Julia Woodruff; grand secretary, Luila Bell Taylor; the grand marshal in the east, the grand lecturer and many other state officers. A program of orchestral music was supplied by several vouchers musicians under the direction of Mr. Dobbins of Buena Park. Dr Johnson, newly elected royal patron of Liberty court, made a short address on fraternal orders John Johnson, also of Buena Park, read history of the Amaranth order from its first court. Mrs. Helen Kellogg contributed a patriotic reading and Master Lennie Tanner, and little Miss Vivian Brewster each extended Christmas greetings. The program concluded with a table delineating the story of Three Wise Men, during which the Misses Kellogg sang "Silent Night, Holy Night." Everyone then participated in the Christmas party where a lovely tree and other gay trimming beautified the room. Santa Claus who really was Mr. John Johnson of Buena Park, presented all the guests with something nice from his pack. Mrs. Boyd honor guild Guests of Miss Strathman included the Meadows H. E. Clemens, Walnut Park; W. J. Matter, Maywood; Ralph Gossard, Torrance; Lloyd Nolan, B. J. Dresser, C. B. Goodson, Evan L. Miller, Lytel D. Larson, Welcome M. Ward, C. C. Crandall and Kenneth Peck; the Misses Wilhelmina Zittmann, Murle Gosset, Phelah Harling, Cecile Atherton, Madge Sanders, Helen Weber, Lucille Bastian, Stella Bastian, Doris Hawley, Leora Healton, Ella Mitchell, Emma Dunn, Gladys Cottrell, Elsaile Schellen, and the Miss Strathman. Dancers Rehearsing Children taking part in the dances for the Community Christmas tree program are rehearing every evening after school and everyone is anxious to do her best. The dance "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," will be enacted by the small Misses Katherine Rache, Shirley Lamb, Elizabeth Keeler, Velma James, Marjorie Clark, Thelma Killer, with Mrs. F. W. James at the piano. Miss Eloise Wright will give a solo dance "Jingle Bells." The children are pupils of Miss Georgia Moore, and are very enthusiastic over their part for the big event. Initiation Tonight Ami Tai chapter, O. E. S., of Fullerton, will initiate a large class of candidates this evening at the regular meeting held in Masonic temple. This will be the first meeting in charge of the new officers and a good attendance will encourage everyone. Bible Study Class The Interdenominational Bible study class will meet as usual Thursday afternoon in the Presbyterian church, under leadership of Mr. Jane Wilson. Everyone is cordially invited. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results A Beautiful Dainty White Skin for You in one minute or your money back RED OR BROWN FACE, NECK, HANDS OR ARMS WILL INHONOR MULTI-BECOME A BEAUTIFUL WHITE IF YOU USE Derma Wye Fleisch, WHITE OR BRUNETTE AT HOME OR IN PUBLIC, ATTACHIVE WHITE-NESS OF YOUR SKIN CAUSES COMMENTS OF ADMINATION USED IN A PLACE OF POWDER HAS BEEN DIRECT BUT DOES NOT SHOW OR HURT OFF, HARMLESS AVIOID Visit Seal Beach Club Mrs. Ida Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hughes and Everett B. Hughes were guests last night at a card party given by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Hughes at their home on the Hellman ranch, near Seal Beach. The other guests were members of the Seal Beach Five Hundred club. Mrs. Ida Hughes won the booby prize for lowest score, but was awarded the big fruit cake in another contest. Refreshments were served after the games, Mrs. Hughes assisting the hostess. Russian Xmas at Loara Pupils of Learna school are busy with preparation for their Christmas program which will be given tomorrow night instead of Friday, as earlier planned. A Russian play wherein children of the higher grades will be presented is under direction of Miss Young, seventh grade teacher, and a very efficient leader. The entertainment will begin at 7 o'clock and after the play an American Christmas will be the real thing, with a big tree and gifts for all. DAIRY LUNCH AT ANAHEIM BAKERY The new Anaheim Bakery, 136 N. Los Angeles st., Larsen & Wilson, proprietors, has added a dairy lunch to the business, remodeling and a general overhauling having just been completed. New equipment is added and dairy dishes will be served to tempt the most fastidious appetite. Fresh eggs, butter, buttermilk, cheeses and other dairy products will always be on hand. Sandwiches of various kinds and assorted juices foods will be of highest quality. The opening is set for Friday morning, Dec. 21, to which all the bakery patrons of the past four years and an unlimited number of new ones are cordially invited. LEAVE FOR EAST Passengers leaving recently over the Santa Fe from Fullerton for eastern points include: M.A Hunter, Kansas City; Mr. and Mrs. H.J.Livingston, St.Louis, and W.D.Trickeld,Paddock, Ky. LEAVE FOR EAST Passengers leaving recently over the U.P.from Fullerton for points east include: Logan Graham,Des Moines,Mrs.F.H. Everyone then participated in the Christmas party where a lovely tree and other gay trimming beautified the room. Santa Claus who really was Mr.John Johnson of Buena Park, presented all the guests with something nice from his pack. Mrs.Boyd,honor guild of the evening,received a hair painted sandwich tray,gift from the court,and greetings were received from several other orders.R freshments were provided by the retiring royal maiden,Mrs.Helen Kellogg and the retiring patron George Jackson. Installation of the new office will be held January 30 at a special meeting when the public invited.The next regular meeting will be on the evening of Jan 1,但the Jan.15 meeting will be omitted. Cantata Almost Ready A very successful rehearsal "Messial" was enjoyed last evening with Miss Curtis at the organ,and final touches are being added to presentation of the beautiful cantata. The complete list of singers will include forty trained voices and is under the direction of Dr.H.Young. One of the special features is the evening is the rupper while the rae of the choir will provide gratis to the ladies,and which will be a happy social conclusion to the evening. GREEK KING, QUEEN GO TO ROUMANI ATHENS,GreeceDec.19.King George and Queen Elliabeth forced from their count by political pressure,the departed day for Roumania,the queen native land. Although the king refused abdicate,它是 believed in some quarters he will never return a reigning monarch. The revolutionary government has appealed to former premiss Venizelos to return from Paris assume leadership. XMAS PROGRAM A.H.S.expression classes w have charge of the Xmas program Friday at the assembly hall Several readings will be given and music classes will sing a appropriate songs.Miss Luci Bickley and Mrs.Janie L.Nu will have charge. PARKS FUNERAL WEDNESDAY Cherry Blossom Specials HAND ROLLED ASS'T'D CHOCOLATES 50¢ lb. Lb. Boxes Chocolates ...75¢ 1 1-2 Lb. Boxes Chocolates ...$1.00 WHILE THEY LAST Full "O" Fruit and Chocolate Covered Nuts ...$1.75 See Our Yard of Sweets $5.00; and Mahogany Chests ...$10.00 A Box of Sweets Makes Her Sweeter IF YOU A SEWING —YOU'LL NO ALUMINUM We have been authorised only one will be offered gets it. 10 per cent reduction SINGH 234 E. Center Street THE Woman's Page EQUAL XMAS BIRTY BRINGS SUB TOGETHER Suspicious occasion was the nation last night when past patrons and royal patrons court of Amaranth honored a Boyd, president of that nation for you. Calif. Many from Los Angeles and viere present, among them and royal matron, Ione Ford Ford; assistant grand matron, W. D. Smith and Smith; the grand conductor, Lulu Bell Taylor; the marshal in the east, the specter and many other officers. Program of orchestral music applied by several youthful fans under the direction of Robins of Buena Park. Dr. newly elected royal of Liberty court, made a address on fraternal orders; Johnson, also of Buena Park history of the Amaranth from its first court. Helen Kellogg contributed to reading and Master Tanner, and little Miss Brewster which extended his greetings. The pro-concluded with a tableauing the story of Three Men, during which the Kellogg sang "Silent Holy Night." None then participated in Christmas party where a love-and other gay trimminged the room. Santa Claus was Mr. John Johnson, a Park, presented all the with something nice from Mrs. Boyd, honor guest THEY'RE LEADING FIGHT FOR PASSAGE OF THE “EQUAL RIGHTS” AMENDMENT WARFARE DOESN’T BRING PROGRESS Dr. J. A. Geissinger preaches at the White Temple Supper morning on the text. “The steward should bear the burdens of weak, and not to please the selves.” Romans 15:1. We have here one of the most words of Christianity. Stress is for the bearing of burying Christianity does not give strength for its own sake, bids it bear burdens. That what strength is for. Christity bids us to be gentle, for ing, compassidate. It puts women and children first. Its class picture is that of the Good maritan. It builds hotels, hides and refuges and cares for sick and the infirm that they be restored. It's great word is not however, but life. Yet if it gives life and abundant life to it must care for those who less fortunate. It is not the slaves, of the weak and firm, but a gospel for all kind. Yet just because it is the strong must bear their dens and those of the weak. Right at this point Christity is fiercely challenged by gospel of the strong, the philosophy of the superman, wscouts Christianity’s emp upon compassion. This shows philosophy teaches that world belongs to the strongest that the weak must be driven the wall. Has a man fallen at thieves? Let him die. Family nature’s way of weeding our less sturdy. The scourge strikes down the weaker on a blessing in disguise. It may a better stock. Tuberculosis all diseases do but prune our Three of the leaders snapped in Washington. Left, Mrs. Leonard C. Woods; center, Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton; right, Mrs. Henrietta L. Livermore. The National Women's Party is waging a determined fight to secure the support of the National Republican committee for the "equal rights" amendment, recently introduced in the senate. The women want the bill passed. Among the women urging support of the measure are Mrs. Leonard C. Woods of Pennsylvania, second vice chairman of the party; Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio, a member of the executive committee; and Mrs. Henrietta L. Livermore of New York, vice chairman of the executive committee. H. S. XMAS VODE BILL WILL BE BEST EVER The sets and scenes for the Xmas vaudeville show at Anaheim high school will boast some of the cleverest and most original ideas ever seen in local theatricals. A specially constructed curtain of various colored blocks has been made for a Spanish scene in which Miss Gretchen Holland, talented dancer, and entertainer, and Everett Wells, well known football star, take part. They have clever songs and dances. The spotlight on the bright curtain will make a brilliant effect. The stage craft class and dramatics class have gone to more work and expense than ever before and the success of the show depends upon the cooperation of the townspeople. Coach Lucile Dickley is putting no end of time and effort on the show to make it a success. Reserved seats are on sale at Kenip brothers stores for both nights. The show will start promptly at 8:15. This will give ample time Friday evening for the community Xmas tree entertainment. Another act in which clever scenes are used is "Neath the Italian Moon." This alone is worth coming miles to see. A gondola was made especially for this part of the program and it will be a novel stage scene. Miss Constance Williams and Elvin Grauer have leads in the act and have some clever zongs. They are well known for their vocal ability. A boys' quartet composed of Hudson Hanks, Jack Royalty, Lawrence Sweeney, and Victor Rees will give several numbers in connection. Allen Goddard is the gondolier. A string instrument arrangement will play for the number. Playing will be Miss Elizabeth Donnelly, Myrtle Clemer and John Mubee, George Barry and Ronald Anderson. A revue, featuring a dozen pretty girls, will be a delightful revelation that no one should miss. Their act is the balloon chorus. In 1999, probably be featured as the headliner. It is an ultra-modern skit dealing with problems of the future. It is clever indeed and was written by the well-known William C. de Mille. It is absolutely the funniest thing ever put on at Anaheim High or any of the downtown剧院s. The cast is William Seitz, Katherine Cravath and Gretchen Holland. Summing up, there is a wide variety that will appeal to every one. ORANGES MAKE HIT A letter was received this morning by George A. Rayner, secretary of the Fullerton C. of C., from J. E. Donaldson, conductor of the tourist party aboard the Franconia en route to Honolulu, accompanied by a number of letters of thanks from passengers for theOranges presented them by Orange county C. of C., while in the harbor of San Francisco, Mr. Donaldson said that the Oranges made a great "hit" with the passengers, and that he and Mrs. Donaldson and Nathan Morse of Fullerton, and Mrs.C.Frim of Anaheim are having their hands full answering questions about Orange county. He said that booklets about Fullerton left Washington. Left, Mrs. Leonard C. Woods; center, Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton; right, Mrs. Henrietta L. Livermore. The National Women's Party is waging a determined fight to secure the support of the National Republican committee for the "equal rights" amendment, recently introduced in the senate. The women want the bill passed. Among the women urging support of the measure are Mrs. Leonard C. Woods of Pennsylvania, second vice chairman of the party; Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Ohio, a member of the executive committee; and Mrs. Henrietta L. Livermore of New York, vice chairman of the executive committee. H. S. XMAS VODE BILL WILL BE BEST EVER The sets and scenes for the Xmas vaudeville show at Anaheim high school will boast some of the cleverest and most original ideas ever seen in localtheatricals. A specially constructed curtain of various colored blocks has been made for a Spanish scene in which Miss Gretchen Holland, talented dancer, and entertainer, and Everett Wells, well known football star, take part. They have clever songs and dances. The spotlight on the bright curtain will make a brilliant effect. The stage craft class and dramatics class have gone to more work and expense than ever before and the success of the show depends upon the cooperation of the townspeople. Coach Lucile Dickley is putting no end of time and effort on the show to make it a success. Reserved seats are on sale at Kenip brothers stores for both nights. The show will start promptly at 8:15. This will give ample time Friday evening for the community Xmas tree entertainment. Another act in which clever scenes are used is "Neath the Italian Moon." This alone is worth coming miles to see. A gondola was made especially for this part of the program and it will be a novel stage scene. Miss Constance Williams and Elvin Grauer have leads in the act and have some clever zongs. They are well known for their vocal ability. A boys' quartet composed of Hudson Hanks, Jack Royalty, Lawrence Sweeney,and Victor Rees will give several numbers in connection. Allen Goddard is the gondolier. A string instrument arrangement will play for the number. Playing will be Miss Elizabeth Donnelly, Myrtle Clemer and John Mubee, George Barry and Ronald Anderson. A revue, featuring a dozen pretty girls, will be a delightful revelation that no one should miss. Their act is the balloon chorus. In 1999, probably be featured as the headliner. It is an ultra-modern skit dealing with problems of the future. It is clever indeed and was written by the wellknown William C. de Mille. It is absolutely the funniest thing ever put on at Anaheim High or any of the downtown剧院s.The cast is William Seitz,Katherine Cravath and Gretchen Holland. Summing up, there is a wide variety that will appeal to every one. ORANGES MAKE HIT A letter was received this morning by George A. Rayner, secretary of the Fullerton C. of C., from J.E.Donaldson, conductor of the tourist party aboard the Franconia en route to Honolulu, accompanied by a number of letters of thanks from passengers for theOranges presented them by Orange county C.of C., while in the harbor of San Francisco,Mr.Donaldson said that the Oranges made a great "hit" with the passengers, and that he and Mrs.Donaldson and Nathan Morse of Fullerton,and Mrs.C.Frim of Anaheim are having their hands full answering questions about Orange county.Here said that booklets about Fullerton left Washington.Left,Mrs.Lenadon,C.Woods;center,Mrs.Henrietta,L.Livermore. The National Women's Party is waging a determined fight to secure the support of the National Republican committee for the "equal rights" amendment, recently introduced in the senate.The women want the bill passed.Among the women urging support of the measure are Mrs.Lenadon,C.Woods of Pennsylvania,second vice chairman of the party; Mrs.Henrietta L.Livermore.of New York,vice chairmanoftheexecutivecommittee. H.S.XMAS VODE BILL WILL BE BEST EVER The sets and scenes for the Xmas vaudeville show at Anaheim high school will boast some ofthe cleverestand mostoriginalideaseverseeninlocaltheatricals.A speciallyconstructedcurtainofvariouscoloredblockshasbeenmadeforaSpanishsceneinwhichMissGretchenHolland,talenteddancer,andentertainer,andEverettWellswellknownfootballstar,takepartTheyhaveclever SongsandDances.Thespotlightonthebrightcurtainwillmakeabrillianteffect.Thestagecraftclassanddramaticsclasshavegonetomoreworkandexpensethaneverbeforeandthesuccessoftheshowdependsuponthecooperationofthetownspeakers.CoachLucileDickleyisputtingnoendoftimeandeffortontheshowtomakeitasuccess.Reservedseatsareon saleatKenipbrothersstoresforbothnights.Theshowwillstartpromptlyat8:15ThiswillgiveampletimefridayeveningforthecommunityXmastreeentertainment. Anotheractinwhichcleverscenesareusedis"NeaththeItalianMoon."Thisaloneisworthcomingmilestosee.Agondolawasmadeespeciallyfordiocalnews thispartoftheprogramanditwillbeanovelstagescene.MissConstanceWilliamsandElvinGrauerhaveleadsintheactandhavesomecleverzongsTheyarewellknownforkivalability.Aboys'quartetcomposedofHudsonHanksJackRoyaltyLawrenceSweeney,andVictorReeswillgiveseveralnumbersinconnection.AllenGoddardisthegondolier.Astringinstrumentarrangementwillplayforthenumber.PlayingwillbeMissElizabethDonnellyMyrtleClemerandJohnMubeeGeorgeBarryandRonaldAnderson. Arevue,fearingadozenprettygirls,将bea delightfulrevelationthatnooneshouldmiss.In1999,将 probably befeaturedastheheadliner。它是anultra-modernskitdealingwithproblemsofthefuture.它iscleverindeedandw writerbythewellknownWilliamC.deMille.它isabsolutelythefunniestthingeverputonatAnaheimHighoranyofthedowntowntheatres.ThecastisWilliamSeitz,katherineCravathandGretchenHolland. Summingup,theiswidevarietythatwillappealtoeveryone. ORANGES MAKE HIT A letter was received this morning by George A.Rayner,secretaryoftheFullertonC.ofC.,fromJ.E.Donaldson.conductorofthetouristpartyaboardtheFranconiaenroutetoHonolulu,acompaniedbyanumberoflettersofthanksfrompassengersfortheOrangespresentedthebyOrangecountyC.ofC.,whileintheharborofSanFranciscoMr.DonaldsonsaidthattheOrangesmadeagreat"hit"withthepassengers,andthatheandMrs.DonaldsonandNathanMorseofFullerton,andMrs.C.FrimofAnaheimarehavingthehandsfullansweringquestionsaboutOrangecounty.HeresaidedthatbookletsaboutFullertonleftWashington.W:left,Mrs.Lenadon,C.Woods;center,Mrs.HenriettaL.Livermore.ofNewYork,victorylasteveningofMissElizabethDonnellyMyrtleClemerandJohnMubeeGeorgeBarryandRonaldAnderson. G.M.Gunnett.localCrownstageagentwhohasbeensicksinceSaturday.isreportedimproving.D.A.Birdsey.generalreliefman.is takinghisplace.Mrs.E.P.SmithofCypresswhohasbeenintheAnaheim sanitariumfortwoweeks.was takenhome yesterdaywellonthewaytocovery.Sheyetconfinedtotherbed.PaulYordehasacceptedapositionas salesman-withLakeman&Rennerduringtheholidays.Mrs.RalphGossardofTorrancewasthe guestlasteveningofMissElizabethDonnellyMyrtleClemerandJohnMubeeGeorgeBarryandRonaldAnderson. 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Summing up,the is wide variety that will appeal to every one. ORANGES MAKE HIT A letter was received this morning by George A.Rayner,secretaryofTheFullertonC.ofC.,fromJ.E.Donaldson.conductorofThetouristpartyaboardTheFranconiaenroutetoHonolulu,acompaniedbyanumberoflettersofthanksfrompassengersforTheOrangespresentedthebyOrangecountyC.ofC.,whilein.theharborofSanFranciscoMr.DonaldsonsaidthattheOrangesmadeagreat"hit"withthepassengers,andthatheandMrs.DonaldsonandNathanMorseofFullerton,andMrs.C.FrimofAnaheimarehaving-thehands.fullanswering-questionsaboutOrangecounty.HeresaidedthatbookletsaboutFullertonleftWashington.W:left,Mrs.Lenadon,C.Woods;center,Mrs.HenriettaL.Livermore.ofNewYork,victorylasteveningofMissElizabethDonnellyMyrtleClemerandJohnMubeeGeorgeBarryandRonaldAnderson. Mothers,fathers,youths.loving,God-fearingmenwere told tharethecityis fiercely challengingbypig GospelOfTheStrong,Britain Local News G.M.Gunnett.localCrownstageagent who has been sick since Saturday is reported improving.D.A.Birdsey.general relief man is taking his place.Mrs.E.P.Smith of Cypress who has been in the Anaheim sanitarium for two weeks well known fox writer by the well known William C.deMille.它 is absolutely the funniest thing ever put on at Anaheim High or any of the downtown/theatres.The cast is William Seitz,katherine CravathandGretchen Holland. Summing up,the is wide variety that will appeal to every one. ORANGES MAKE HIT A letter was received this morning by George A.Rayner,secretaryofTheFullertonC.ofC.,fromJ.E.Donaldson.conductorofThetouristpartyaboardTheFranconiaenroutetoHonolulu,acompaniedbyanumberoflettersofthanksfrompassengersforTheOrangespresentedthebyOrangecountyC.ofC.,whilein.theharborofSanFranciscoMr.DonaldsonsaidthatTheOrangesmadeagreat"hit"with_thepassengers,andthat他andMrs.DonaldsonandNathanMorseofFullerton,andMrs.C.FrimofAnaheimarehaving-thehands.fullanswering-questionsaboutOrangecounty.HeresaidedthatbookletsaboutFullertonleftWashington.W:left,Mrs.Lenadon,C.Woods;center,Mrs.HenriettaL.Livermore.ofNewYork,victorylasteveningofMissElizabethDonnellyMyrtleClemerandJohnMubeeGeorgeBarryandRonaldAnderson. Mothers,fathers,youths.loving,God-fearingmenwere told tharethecityis fiercely challengingbypig GospelOfTheStrong,Britain REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT to former premier to return from Paris to leadership. MAS PROGRAM M.S. expression classes will charge of the Xmas program at the assembly hour. Readings will be given, music classes will sing apiece songs. Miss Lucille and Mrs. Janie L. Nunn have charge. S FUNERAL WEDNESDAY General services were held at today at Loma Vista for Parks, 10, who died atower Monday of diphtheria. McAulay was funeral di- Plain Dealer Want Ad. BY PILLS BRING RELIEF LEY PILLS are the best tried. My kidneys work better since I received your offer." writes John W. Adams, Mass. FOLEY are a diuretic stimulant the KIDNEYS and while beken close attention should aid to the diet. Avoid pastry, starchy foods, allic drinks, tea and coffee. Keep the body warmly cloth-freeuse substitutes. Sold by STARBUCK HEADS MEMORIAL DRIVE William Starbuck has been appointed chairman of Fullerton's section of the Harding memorial campaign, according to F. C. Krause, chairman of the Orange county branch. The organization plans are to raise $3,000,000 for a memorial at Marion, Ohio, and endowing a chair in an American university for instruction in foreign diplomacy. The more concentrated an infection the more dangerous, just as a big dose of strychnine is more dangerous than a little one. IF YOU WANT A SEWING MACHINE —YOU'LL NOT PASS THIS BY— ALUMINUM KNEE CONTROL SINGER We have been authorized to sell this machine for cost; only one will be offered at this price. The first customer is it. 10 per cent reduction on all other machines till Xmas. SINGER SHOP 4 E. Center Street Anaheim, Calif. G. M. Gunnett, local Crown stage agent, who has been slick since Saturday, is reported improving. D.A. Bidley, general lieft man, is taking his place. Mrs. E. P. Smith of Cypress who has been in the Anaheim sanitarium for two weeks, was taken home yesterday, well on the way to recovery. She is yet confined to her bed. Paul Yorde has accepted a position as salesman with Lakeman & Renner during the holidays. Mrs. Ralph Gossard of Torrance was the guest last evening of Miss Thelma Strathman. Mrs. Gossard was formerly Miss Maerta Westphal. Miss Radelle Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson, is ill at her home. Fullerton Briefs Mrs. Glenn Farley of La Habra who recently underwent an operation at the Fullerton hospital, was removed to her home this morning in a Seale ambulance. She is reported doing nicely. American Legion last night presented "Charley's Aunt" to a large crowd at Fullerton H. S. guiderium. The play was under the direction of Thomas Askin, high school dramatic director. Fullerton camp of the Sons of Veterans is to be organized Friday night, Dec. 28, at I. O. O. F., hall. Fullerton grammar schools close this afternoon until Jan. 2. It was announced at the office of C. A. Marcey, grammar school principal. The teachers are planning to attend the institute at Los Angeles tomorrow and Friday. WOMAN IN CASE NOT LOCATED LOS ANGELES, Dec. 15.-Efforts this afternoon to reach Mrs. Esther Naumann, alleged friend of Neal Dow Henry, of Syracuse authorities, at 412 South Hoover st., where she was reported to have been living, proved unavailing. At the address it was declared no Mrs. Naumann was there, had ever lived there. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. WARFARE DOESN'T BRING PROGRESS J. A. Geissinger preached the White Temple Sunday morning on the text: "The strong old bear the burdens of the earth, and not to please them." Romans 15:1. We have here one of the major causes of Christianity. Strength for the bearing of burdens. Stetianity does not glorify strength for its own sake, but it bears burdens. That is strength is for Christ. Christians us to be gentle, forbear, compassionate. It puts womand children first. Its classical care is that of the Good Satan. It builds hotels, homes refuges and cares for the and the infirm that they may restored. It's great word is not pity, never, but life. Yet if it is to life and abundant life to all, must care for those who are fortunate. It is not the cult elaves, of the weak and insecure, but a gospel for all mankind. Yet just because it is that, strong must bear their burdens and those of the weak, too. Right at this point Christianity is fiercely challenged by the old belongs to the strong and the weak must be driven to wall. Has a man fallen among wolves? Let him die. Famine is here's way of weeding out the sturdy. The scourge that kicks down the weaker ones is lessing in disguise. It means better stock. Tuberculosis and diseases do but prune out the sturdy. The hour has struck for the mobilization of Christian conviction against this false philosophy of war. And it is a false philosophy. The instincts of man are not on its side. Nor is it true that it is in harmony with the nature of things. Progress has not come by the strong killing off the weak. Man has risen by reason of his ability to suppress his selfishness and to co-operate. Progress has always come by some Moses reaching down to lift up his less powerful brethren. By some Booker Washington turning a chicken coop into a schoolhouse, where he may give light and power to those in darkness and superstition. Progress has come not by the warriors, who kill off the finest youths in every generation and thus set back the clock of time, but by those who have given us fire, the wheel, the lever, the printing press, the compass, electricity, language, our moral codes and our religious ideals. We must drive this war traffic out of our life as we have driven the liquor traffic out. We must silence the swashbucklers in our college halls and legislatures and governments. We must carry the teachings and spirit of Jesus through all our corporate life, industrial and political. It is foolish to preach Christianity on Sundays and spend millions of dollars annually for the propagation of the gospel while diplomats are undermining our work seven days in the week. The time has come to do away with our secret and lying diplomacy; our veiled preparations for war, our so-called economic penetration. Unless the decent men and women who hate war and believe that will determine whether or not civilization shall be saved. U.S. Farmers Plant Less Wheat WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. American farmers have sown 12.6 per cent less winter wheat this fall than they did last year, the department of agriculture announced this afternoon on the basis of reports throughout the country. The total area sown this fall is 40,191,000 acres, compared with 45,950,000 acres in the fall of 1922. In Christianity speedily organize and make good-will effective, we shall be plunged into another reign of poison gas and submarines. I call upon all women, all youths, all Christian believers to come out boldly and speak out in no uncertain voice. Let our representatives know what we think. We were promised by our political leaders during the last presidential campaign that the world would be reorganized for peace. Now they stand on first one foot and the other, but do nothing. Let them hear from their constituencies. The church is traitorous to Christ if now it turns its attention to the petty issues or begins to absorb itself over fundamentalism or modernism. All those within and without the churches who believe in building the spirit of Christ's teachings into the corporate life of the world should band together for that one purpose. That is the only thing worth while now. The creation of an intelligent and effective public opinion is the supreme need of the present hour—an hour that will determine whether or not civilization shall be saved. 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