oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-07

LOCAL BUSINESS GIRL BECOMES BRIDE SUNDAY MISS EVA KRUEGER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Krueger, of West Taft-ave., Orange, and Mr. Carl Miller, of Anaheim, were married last evening at 6 o'clock by Rev. H. G. Schnelzer at the parsonage. The young couple was accompanied by Miss Marv Bentjen and Mr. Ernest Smith, close friends of the couple, and immediately after the ceremony and pretty little wedding 'dinner in the California, the newlyweds left for a honeymoon, neglecting to give out their destination. As Miss Krueger, the bride is well known in Anaheim where she was connected with the California Confectionery, her brother, Herman Krueger, being one of the partners. She has been a valued assistant in other confectionery shops about town, and concluded her work at Fishie's only the past week. She attended the Orange schools, grammar and high and was popular in many of the school activities. Mr. Miller has resided in Anaheim the past year, but his parental home is in San Dimas. They will reside in Anaheim upon their return where they will be heartily welcomed in the ranks of newly-weds. Girls' Beach Party The jolly little crowd of girls, composed of Elizabeth Parsons, as hostess, Dorothy Yungbluth, Ellen Gibbs, Josephine Cook, Juliet Evans, Louise Schneider, Garrita Lane, Peggy Page, Paritan Seitz, Lutheran Conference A Lutheran conference of minister, a Sunday school worker, Miss Ida Hoffler, and laymen will be held in Grace Lutheran church beginning tomorrow. Rev. Hoart, of Los Angeles, will preside. Rev. A. C. Schuts of Pomona, will deliver a lecture Tuesday evening and other prominent men will also have places on the programs. Miss Hoffler, who devotes unlimited energy to her work, is scheduled to tell of her accomplishments in Sunday school activities over the Southland. The memebrs of the conference will be entertained in the various homes of the congregation, but no social affairs have been planned as the time is filled to overflowing with business matters. G. A. R.5s Instal Malvern Post, No. 131, of Fullerton, today installed officers following a sumptuous dinner in Odd Fellows hall. The incoming officers include J. C. B. Root, commander; Dr. J. N. Markle, vice commander; Dr. D. W. Hasson, junior vice commander; G. L. Van Eaton, officer of the day; Wm. Freeman, surgeon; L. H. Mears, chaplain; N. Matthews, outside guard. Comrad C. H. Haskins as installing officer and O. B. Mennet acting officer of the day served for the purpose of the rites. The Daughters of Veterans hold installation ceremonies this afternoon when Mrs. Eva Bell, department president, and her staff, were in charge of the ceremonies. Will Talk of India CHORAL UNION TO SING "ROBIN HOOD" JAM The Orange County Union has required the A high school auditorium for presentation of Reginald Davenport's famous opera, "Robin on the night of January 23," carding to announcement of Hayden, business manager organization. The singer produce the opera at Sandy on the nights of January 23, and offers are being procured at Poelleria showing of the opera in city possibly on the night of January 26. A number of prominentists of Anaheim are in the "Robin Hood", and there is preceded amount of information forthcoming production. From a standpoint of and staging, the choral opera promise to set a new excellence in Orange county will not soon be equalled. Clinic and P. T. Katella Parent-Teacher association will have one of the unique interesting meetings tomorrow at 3 o'clock. Upon new arrangement, the baby held between 2 and 3 o'clock be conducted by a local physician assisted by Miss Florencea a nurse. Every mother school age children is asked bring her little ones to take to be weighed and tested. The program will containeral vital topics. Home please be presented by Mrs. J. B. Girls’ Beach Party The jolly little crowd of girls, composed of Elizabeth Parsons, as hostess, Dorothy Yungbluth, Ellen Gibbs, Josephine Cook, Juliet Evans, Louise Schneider, Garnita Lane, Peggy Page, Puritan Seitz, Florence Topham, Mary Louise Parsons, and chaperoned by Mrs. Parsons, who formed a weekend party at the Parsons cottage home returned Saturday night after one of the happiest outings of the vacation season. The warm weather permitted a dip in the surf and marshallow roasts on the sands. Gifts were exchanged and the whole affair was symbolic of a Southland Christmas party. Enthuses Over Climate Miss Mildred Young, of Waupun, Wis., is a late arrival in Anaheim, and is visiting at the home of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Chase and family. The newcomer is delighted with the wonderful weather, and compared to the eastern winter, she can find no fault whatever. She has been taken on some poetic drives and is greatly enjoying the beauty of the ripening orange crop. Departs for South Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Brower and their guest, Mrs. Henry Frank of No. Dakota, motored to Burbank yesterday where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. White. In the afternoon they enjoyed a drive thru Topanga Canyon, Mrs. Frank left today for San Diego for a several weeks visit with relatives and friends before returning to her home in the east. Regular Rehearsals The Anaheim Community Church society will resume rehearsals on Tuesday beginning tomorrow at 7:30, in St. Michael’s parish hall. Recent meetings have been on Thursday nights, but it is desired to get back to the former evening of the week. It is urged that every member make mental note of this notice and all be present promptly. League to Elect The Grace Luther League will hold a business meeting in the parish hall Thursday evening, when officers for the ensuing year will be choren. A full attendance is desired. Eaton, officer of the day; Win. Freeman, surgeon; L. H. Mears, chaplin; N. Matthews, outside guard. Comrad C. H. Haskins as installing officer and O. B. Mennet acting officer of the day served for the purpose of the rites. The Daughters of Veterans held installation ceremonies this afternoon when Mrs. Eva Bell, department president, and her staff, were in charge of the ceremonies. Will Talk of India Rev. Harold Smith, a missionary from Calcutta, India, will address the Wednesday evening, Jan. 16, congregation in White Temple. He has a collection of interesting curios which he will show during the lecture on his work in the chosen fields. SOC—BOARD MEETING AND A 6:20 dinner will be served this evening before the regular monthly Sunday school board of the White Temple is held. Everyone is invited. The meeting to follow will be held in the social hall. Progressive Weekend Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward motored to Long Beach Saturday, evening where they were guests at Hotel Virginia of the Fuller Brush Co. After the entertainment they went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glennford Griffin, where they remained overnight. With Mr. and Mrs. Griffin and their daughter Gwendolyn, the Wards returned to their home here where all had dinner together. In the late afternoon, accompanied by Mrs. H. K. Boyd, they motored to Newport Beach. Entertain Newcomers Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Carle entertained with a dinner party last evening for relatives. Cover were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Powder, who arrived yesterday morning from Camp Point, Ill., and Mrs. M. R. Mosley, Clasr R. Huff, Virgil Mosley and Mr. and Mrs. Carle. In the afternoon the hours were merrily passed, talking over old times. The easterna plan to remain for some time. Dinner and Theatre. Miss Vera Bergin, recently of San Francisco, proved herself a very gracious hostess yesterday, when she presided over a dinner party at the Ambassador Hotel The table was artistically arranged and the menu delicious. In the evening the company saw “Blossom Time” at the Mason. Katella Parent-Teacher institution will have one of the most interesting meetings tomorrow glining at 3 o’clock. Our new arrangement, the banyan held between 2 and 3 o’clock be conducted by a local philharmonic assisted by Miss Florence a nurse. Every mother-school age children is asked bring her little ones to that to be weighed and tested. The program will contain verbal topics. Home please be presented by Mrs. J. B. What should music mean children? Mrs. G. L. Elsie president’s message: Mrs Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J. E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J. E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J. E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J. E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J. E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J. E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J. E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, Mrs J.E.Williams; When your child done wrong, MARRIAGE LICENSE Juan Provincio, 20; Mae Guerrn, 18; Anaheim; Herm Blankenbak, 25; Maria I. Klautt, 25; Tustin; Ernest E. Raadt; All members are required to present. CREPE FASHIONS DRAPED GO League to Elect The Grace Luther League will hold a business meeting in the parish hall Thursday evening, when officers for the ensuing year will be choren. A full attendance is desired. It had been planned to have a candy and popcorn social also on this date, but this social event has been postponed for two weeks. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Dinner and Theatre. Miss Vera Bergin, recently of San Francisco, proved herself a very gracious hostess yesterday, when she presided over a dinner party at the Ambassador Hotel. The table was artistically arranged and the menu delicious. In the evening the company saw "Blossom Time" at the Mason. Included in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holgride, Carl Mohr and Miss Bergin. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results Leaving Los Angeles Harbor Jan. 30 Around the World ON THE PALATIAL NEW 20,000 TON CUNARD LINER LACONIA. An incomparable four months cruise under the personal escort of Mr. Frank C. Clark who has conducted 22 notably successful Mediterranean and Around the World Cruises. Join the party of Southern Californians who will enjoy this wonderful trip on the new, specially chartered Cunard Liner "Laconia", one of the most luxuriously fitted, steadiest and finest ships in the Atlantic Service. No overcrowding -- first class throughout, including every necessary expense -- shore excursions; guides; fees; hotels; drives, etc., etc. Stop over privilege in Europe. Also numerous side trips at slight extra expense if desired. A few reservations are yet available at $1500 and Upwards -- first class. Reservations Accepted a Few Days Longer Phone or Write FERGUSON STEAMSHIP AGENCY 751 South Spring Street - Los Angeles Metropolitan 5551 The Woman's Page CHORAL UNION TO SING "ROBIN HOOD" JAN. 25 The Orange County Choral Union has acquired the Anabeim high school auditorium for the presentation of Reginald De Koen's famous opera, "Robin Hood!" On the night of January 25, according to announcement of J. C. Mayden, business manager of the organization, The singers will produce the opera at Santa Ana on the nights of January 22 and 23, and efforts are being made to procure a theatre at Pellerton for showing of the opera in that city possibly on the night of January 26. A number of prominent vocalists of Anabeim are in the cast of "Robin Hood", and there is an unprecedented amount of interest in the forthcoming production here. From a standpoint of music and staging, the choral union's premier to set a mark of excellence in Orange county tug; will not soon be equaled. Clinic and P. T. A. Katella Parent-Teacher association will have one of the usual investing meetings tomorrow, beginning at 3 o'clock. Under the new arrangement, the baby clinic, held between 2 and 3 o'clock, will be conducted by a local physician, assisted by Miss Florence Amos nurse. Every other pre-school age child is asked to sing her little ones to the clinic be weighed and tested. The program will contain several vital topics. Home play will be presented by Mrs. J. B. Katon; At top: Princess Giovanna her sister, Princess Mafia Princess Marie of Belgium low, the Crown Prince Belgium and the Crown Prince Italy. Belgium, and the Prince vanna of Italy, and of the Marie of Belgium to the Prince of Italy. Belgium's Prince was once reported Katella Parent-Teacher association will have one of the usual interesting meetings tomorrow, beginning at 3 o'clock. Under the new arrangement, the baby clinic, child between 2 and 3 o'clock, will be conducted by a local physician, assisted by Miss Florence Ames nurse. Every mother of pre-school age children is asked to bring her little ones to the clinic be weighed and tested. The program will contain several vital topics. Home play will be presented by Mrs. J. B. Eaton; that should music mean to our children? Mrs. G. L. Elzworth; resident's message, Mrs. Roy J. Williams; When your child has no wrong, Mrs. J. E. Willburn. As delegates to the district meeting in Huntington Beach next Saturday, Jan. 12, will be selected, it is requested that all members be present. A delegate for each ten members is allowed, and Katella school has an enrollment of 120, and the greater number of fathers and mothers being to the association, Katella may make a good showing. Two New Babies Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Collings 28 West Chartreuse are parents to a ten pound boy born this morning. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Banter announce the birth of a six and daughter. Both little tots and their mothers are at the Anaheim Community hospital. Mrs. Robert Hainlin and youthson were taken to their home yesterday after adoring relatives proudly visiting "His Majesty." P. T. Ass'n. Meeting Attention of the Anaheim P.T. is again called to the meeting morning afternoon in the Broadway school kindergarten. Every member is asked to start the New year with being present at the last meeting. Paperette Meeting Miss Elize Jessurin, president, will hostess Thursday evening the members of the Paperette club at her home, 324 No. Lemon All members are requested to present. MARRIAGE LICENSES Juan Provinceio, 20; Maria D. Herrera, 18; Anaheim Hermann Hanken, 25; Maria L. Khtwooth, Tustin; Ernest E. Martinez; Mary Miscich, 19. REPE FASHIONS DRAPED GOWN The royal families of Belgium and Italy are expected to link shortly by two marriages, that of Leopold, Crown Prince of France. MRS. NINA ROGERS, 44, PASSES AWAY Mrs. Nina Eola Rogers, 41, for over 15 years a resident of Anaheim, passed away at her home 416 E. Addee st., after a short illness. Mrs. Rogers was born in Illinois. She is survived by her husband, B. G. Rogers and two sons, Alva and Elmer. Alva has been attending school at Berkeley and came home, to respond to a message. The mother, Mrs. S. B. Massn, and a brother, Arthur Mason, of Grayball, Wyoming, also survive. The remains are at Back Terry and Campbell parthers where services will be conducted Tuesday at 2:30. A Christian Silence领会 will be in charge. Interment will be made at Loma Vista. "SOCIABILITY" IS EBELL PROGRAM The Fullerton Ebell club held an informal "get acquainted meeting," a special home talent program being given. The program included readings, Mrs. E. A. Johannessen; piano selections, Lilian Davis; Danges were given by Pauline Swett, and others by high school girls, Mrs. Fred Hezmalhach read several poems written by Mrs. R. W. Borat, a member of the Fullerton Ebell club. Fullerton Briefs Mrs. S. S. "Shorty" Smith of West Whiting avenue, who has been a patient at the Fullerton hospital for some time, plans to go home tomorrow in a McAulay ambulance. R. C. Lee of Brea underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. Glenn Edwards of Santa Ana is a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. High School Notes Local News Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lochr were visitors in San Diego over Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Neilson of Wippitt were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell. Carl Mohr is the proud posseer on a new Jewett sport model auto. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rulek have moved to Hermosa Beach and will be at home to their many friends at 1946 Loma drive. Mrs. M. J.Waller is still confined to bed at her home on S.Melrose st. James R.Boyd passed yesterday in Los Angeles. Miss Lucille Beckley resumed her duties at Anaheim H.S.today after a visit in Albanya over the holidays. A dozen close friends of Mr. and Mrs.Egid Zeppenfeld were dinner guests at their home last evening and remained for a short social time after. Mrs.J.W Lewellyn and children,Mrs.Ida DeVinney,Donald DeVinneywho but recently returned from Hawaii,where he was in U.S.navy service,drove to Orange county park yesterday.On their return,they visited the J.F.Wilson and Chester Hoaglin families for a short while. Mrs.Frank Gates and Mrs.Ida DeVinneypassed today in Los Angeles. Mrs.Ida Meckes and two daughters,Misses Norma and Vera Meckes,and Mrs Elizabeth Fellows of Anaheim,speent yesterday with friends in Pasadena. Mrs.Frank Scovell of the California Rooms has been sick,but is now able to be about again. Miss Alice Teevan of the local sanitarium,who has been sick,is able to be at work again. HILBERS FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Mrs.Anna Hilbers who passed away at Hooper,Nebr.,were held at 3:35 this afternoon at Backs,Terry and Campbell partors,with Rev.H.G.Schmelzer conducting.The revered family will be there to pay their respects. SOLOSE FEATURES NEW YEAR MEMBER It was a sort of New Year meeting today that the Ladies.The weekly lunch devoted highly to solos-born,including former-Harry D.Riley James H.D."Doc" Barnes.Miss Jones,Los Angeles sorcerer. Secretary Tom Walker,Henck on the program co-gave a five-minute talk he urged the importanceand just judgment this yearwas to mean all his Porra man's own sake.suffer also urged that solid.work be done in 1924. Three visitors were prior Rotarians from Whitfieldfrom Fullerton. TWO GIRL BABIES A ten pound daughter at 11 o'clock today to Mr.H.J.T Thompson.of Mr.And Mrs.G.W.Downey,announce the b-day daughter weighing 1/2 lbm.today.Both life with their mothers are at Anaheim Community hospital.Mrs.Ida Bailey and home after ten days in critical maternity department. There's no such thing as a ful penetration"in the New ideas They have to en-in with a sledge hail Mail of Woodland. Try a Plain Dealer Woman MARRIAGE LICENSES Juan Provincio, 20; Maria D. Herr, 18; Anabeim, Hermann H.anken, 25; Maria L. Klutwo,th. Tustin, Ernest E. Hartline, Mary Misellich, 19; Santa Ana. REPE FASHION'S DRAPED GOWN Mrs. S. S. "Shorty" Smith of West Whiting avenue, who has been a patient at the Fullerton hospital for some time, plans to go home tomorrow in a McAulay ambulance. R. C. Lee of Brea underwent an operation today at the Fullerton hospital. Glenn Edwards of Santa Ana is a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. High School Notes Seniors are pleased with new rings. They are patterned along the lines of previous years. The sides are hammered gold with the inscription, "1924." On the top are the letters "A. U. H. S." in black enamel. There is a spring which turns over the insignia and on the other side the students' initials are engraved. Varsity basketball team will play at Fullerton, Friday. The 110-pound crew plays Santa Ana tomorrow evening on the local court. A new student, Joe Wallin, enrolled this morning. He is a freshman, and was attending Fullerton high school before transfer. Two students, Anna Schmidt and Le-Roy Horn, who formerly were students at Anaheim H. S., enrolled again this morning. The bobbed hair craze does not seem to have abated. Many students resumed their studies this morning with long tresses, missing. There were also a number of teachers who had their tresses cut. A doctor was called in to see a negro who was down with influenza relates Everybody's. "What's I gwine to gib him?" asked the wife. "Give him whiskey," the physician responded. "How much it cost?" When t he doctor named the price of good whisky per quart the wife remarked: "I can bury him cheaper dan daff." Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results. HILBERS FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Hilbers, who passed away at Hooper, Nebr., were held at 2:35 this afternoon at Backs, Terry and Campbell parlors, with Rev. H. G. Schnelzer conducting. The remains were received this morning from Nebraska. Interment was made at Anaheim cemetery. CLAES FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Benedict Claes, sr., were held this morning at a.m. at St Boniface church, by Rev. P. Brown. Interment was made at Calvary cemetery, Los Angeles. The remains were at Backs, Terry and Campbell parlors until 8:45. F. H. S BOY DIES Walter Davis Lucy, 16, Fullerton high school student, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Lucy of Placentia, died this morning from an attack of appendicitis. Decedent is survived by his parents, and two brothers and two sisters. Edward Lucy of Glendale and Howard Lucy of Placentia, and Mrs. R. H. Combs of Whittler and Mrs. R. B. Masters of Santa Ana. Funeral services have been announced for Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the McAulay funeral parlor, Rev. Frank M. Dowling of Placentia officiating. Interment is to be in the Loma Vista cemetery. His father is a butcher at Placentia. Funeral services for Mrs. Olive Wilson, 25, of La Habra, have been announced for 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon from McAulay's Cremation will be private. Decedent is survived by her husband and her mother. AT THE ANTLER'S HOTEL R. C. Johnson, W. J. Isete, Glenn B. Churchill, O. C. Hardiebeet, and George Stewartz Los Angeles O. L. Williams, Oceanside; Wm. A. Wilson, E. A. Wilson, San Francisco, This dainty enclosure is developed meticulously with a metallized iron door that holds the skins from the hips. GREER MAY BE RELEASED TODAY LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7.—Herace A. Greer, chauffeur for Mabel Normand, charged with shooting and seriously wounding Courtland S. Dines, wealthy Denver sportsman, as the culmination of a gay New Year's night party at Dines apartment, which was attended by Miss Normand and Edna Purviance, was expected to be freed today on $10,000 bond. Greer has retained Attorney Clarence B. Conklin, who will represent him at his preliminary hearing next Friday. It was understood that J. B. McDonnell, a taxicab owner and former employer of Greer, will post the money for his release. The condition of both Dines and Miss Normand, who are in the same hospital, the latter recovering from an operation, was reported today as "very fine." They are both said to be well on the way to recovery. Will H. Hayes, "czar of the movies," arrived in Los Angeles late yesterday, but refused to discuss the case in any form. He said he was here on other business. Mrs. Edith Burns, companion of Miss Normand, was re-questioned by the police concerning alleged discrepancies in her story of incidents which took place before the shooting. When re-questioned Mrs. Burns insisted she did not know Greer had a revolver when he started for Dines' apartment, despite the fact that Greer claims Mrs. Burns saw him with the gun and warned him to be careful. It was revealed today that Greer served overseas during the war and after being discharged At top, Princess Giovanna of Italy, her sister, Princess Matsilda, and Princess Marie of Belgium, Below, the Crown Prince of Belgium and the Crown Prince of Italy. Belgium, and the Princess Giovanna of Italy, and of Princess Marie of Belgium to the Crown Prince of Italy. Belgium's Crown Prince was once reported engaged to the Princess Matilda, but he has changed his mind and now prefers her sister, Giovanna. SOLOS FEATURE NEW YEAR MEETING It was a sort of New Year's meeting today that the Rotarians held. The weekly luncheon was devoted mainly to solos by members, including former President Harry D. Riley, James Hitchcock and "Doc" Barnes. Miss Irene Jones, Los Angeles soprano, also entertained. Secretary Tom Walker, who was associated with Chairman F. H. Heck on the program committee, gave a five-minute talk in which she urged the importance of right and just judgment this year if the year was to mean all it should. For a man's own sake, said Walker, this should be his rule. Walker also urged that solid, substantial work be done in 1924. Three visitors were present, two Rotarians from Whittier and one from Fullerton. TWO GIRL BABIES A ten pound daughter was born at 10 o'clock today to Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thompson of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Myers of Downey, announce the birth of a daughter, weighing 1½ pounds at 5 a.m., today. Both little ones with their mothers are at the Anaheim Community hospital. Mrs. Ida Bailey and youthful son of Brea have gone to their home after ten days in the hospital maternity department. There's no such thing as "peaceful penetration" in the realms of new ideas. They have to be driven in with a sledge hammer—Mail of Woodland. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad DANCE FROCK IN GREEN AND ORCHID SHADES Mrs. Edith Burns, companion of Miss Normand, was re-questioned by the police concerning alleged discrepancies in her story of incidents which took place before the shooting. When re-questioned Mrs. Burns insisted she did not know Greer had a revolver when he started for Dines' apartment, despite the fact that Greer claims Mrs. Burns saw him with the gun and warned him to be careful. It was revealed today that Greer served overseas during the war and after being discharged bought land, putting his earnings into payments for it. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT L. Noorstein, Mrs. G. H. Stafford, J. Peterson and Roy Heartz, San Diego; E. L. Morris, Pittsburgh; F. R. McCarty, Fresno; E. N. Mathows, A. W. Walker, E. M. Barlow, D. W. Martin, E. W. Lyon, R. O. Fuller, A. J. Martin, and S. E. West, Los Angeles; A. D.. Williamson, San Francisco; Tony Governor, Pleaseanton; A. Ansterman, Phoenix, and Louis Burmester, Lyons, Neb. A young woman in Lassen-coowning a debt of $500, advertised that she would marry any man who would advance—the money to pay the bill. From San Francisco alone she received 21 replies, and she has departed for the metropolis to select the winner. Which indicates that either money is easier there or that there have been added paricles from the booby house—Lassen Mail. About the sorrist thing one may do is to try to "get even" with someone for a wrong real or fancied. Taking out revenge is not at all creditable. Nor does the avenger succeed well as a rule. Taking revenge usually reacts hurtfully on the one who goes forth in quest of vengeance—Martinex Standard. Heads of families can make 200 gallons of grape juice that turns to wine each year, under government permit, but they must not sell or transport. That's the essence of a decision handed down by Prohibition Commissioner R. A. Hayes to Samuel Rutter, prohibition director—Vallejo News. This paper will begin a canvass in a few days to ascertain the names of the local plungers who have purchased stock in Andy Gump's combination hair brush and mirror, consolidated. Surely the local lads who buy oil and mining stock didn't neglect the hairbrush deal — Vacaville Reporter. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne. Washington society is still talking about the almost official affront given to the German government by the Baroness de Cartier de Mareniene, wife of the Petiguan ambassador to Washington, when she refused it is said, to accept her partner at the annual state dinner of the President German ambassador Dr Otto Wiedfeldt. Other arrangements were made and Dr Wiedfeldt escorted the wife of the Japanese ambassador to the dining room. STILL EXPLODES PROPRIETOR DIES LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7—The tips of his fingers burned off and his body badly scorched by the explosion of a still in his home in Cottage Home street, Louis Amato was declared dead by the police to be dying today at the receiving hospital. It might save duplication of effort if we could arrange to have all government scandals in one department. VANESS Grows Hair in 90 Days A minute a day is sufficient time to devote to this method scalp treatment. VANESS Liquid Scalp Massage is applied with a patented rubber applicator attached directly to the bottle. The cooling treatment is fed directly to the hair roots thru flexible rubber nipples. VANESS stops falling hair—grows new hair in 90 days. Ask us about our 90-day treatment plan. We give a money back guarantee.Get started now.VANESS will not disappoint you. ORANGE COUNTY DRUG COMPANY 300 West Center St. Ansaheim Cal. Photie 46 DANCE FROCK IN GREEN AND ORCHID SHADES This paper will begin a canvass in a few days to ascertain the names of the local plungers who have purchased stock in Andy Gump's combination hair brush and mirror, consolidated. Surely the local lads who buy oil and mining stock didn't neglect the hairbrush deal. — Vacaville Reporter. Plain Dealer Classified Ads Always Bring Results Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. $10.00 CASH THEN $10.00 PER MONTH PUTS ANY OF OUR Electric Washers IN YOUR HOME—TWENTY-FIVE DIFFERENT MODELS TO SELL FROM. Washer Wils 227 E. Center St.