oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-14

PAGE EIGHT UNITED THEATER, 806 E. CENTER Tonight And Tomorrow Laughs! Screams! Howls! The Royal Stock Co. IN The Screaming Farce Comedy “SOME BABY” with Edythe Elliott & Rodney Hildebrand A RIOT OF FUN AND LAUGHTER Not A Dull Moment! —AND ON THE SCREEN— A Cyclonic Melodrama of Wild Arabian Life “SHIFTING SANDS” Pictures at 7:00 P. M.—Stock Co. Curtain 8:15 Sharp HAROLD LLOYD AS HIS FRIENDS KNOW HIM The world has long since recognized Harold Lloyd as a young man of character and accepted him as the ideal American boy, but because of his inherent shyness and modesty, only an intimate friend can get all the fascinating sideights of his character and personality that make Lloyd the lovable human being that he is. ing he is as serious as anyone could be, but the minute work stops he is full of pranks. Lloyd has kept himself from being conceited by the thought that perhaps he is not as good as he really thinks he is. He is a rabid motion picture fan, likes opera, is crazy about the theater. ERECT OFFICE AT MEMORIAL PARK W. A. Morrison, supt. of central Memorial Park, the cemetery project at the corner Huntington Beach and Santa boulevards, states that he will be glad to conduct the park all day Sunday over the ground, as well asswer any questions. An office is being erected in junction of Huntington Beach Santa Ana boulevards for this purpose. It will be a great information bureau for the district. All around this office be planted shrubbery and fill the plan being to improve the appearance of this busy corner. The work of grading this is proceeding with great difficulty shortly other work will mence. To watch the program this will be interesting, but the building of a memorial is something quite new to formia, and no doubt this will keenly followed by many people. When it is remembered this will be one of the places of California, a special beauty to which visitors be taken with pride, the nature of the building up on tral Memorial Park must be preciated, says John H. McKenna the promoter and general manager. Besides many features have never yet been used in cropolis work will be introduced here and this will provide est not only for the general lie, but for men who are esteated in this from a professional standpoint. This also means course, that many hundred these men will visit this both before and after its conclusion. G. R. Wilkinson, general of sales, states that every Monday nights meeting sales people are held. He that the enthusiasm that place at those meetings would heart of the greatest mist in the city good. HAROLD LLOYD AS HIS FRIENDS KNOW HIM the world has long since recognized Harold Lloyd as a young man of character and accepted him as the ideal American boy, but because of his inherent shyness and modesty, only an intimate friend can get all the fascinating sideights of his character and personality that make Lloyd the lovable human being that he is. If you would know Harold Lloyd as a friend and brother you should know that— Lloyd's pet aversion is appearing in public, whether before an audience or any place where he might be recognized and subjected to the plaudits of the crowd. His social set is not exceptionally large and is comprised mostly of people out-of-the-motion picture industry. He is somewhat shy with women, but, nevertheless, is a favorite with them. Lloyd is a close student of human nature and sees humor where others see only the tragic, but his inspiration for comedy comes not from his home association but from persons outside his home. He has a remarkable memory. He is a combination of frankishness and seriousness. While work DAWES DEMANDS COMMON SENSE By FRANK E. MASON (1. N. S. Staff Correspondent) PARIS, Jan. 14. The inter-affiliated committee of experts summoned by the allied reparations commission to examine Germany's capacity for reparations payments, held its first meeting today under the presidency of Charles Gates Dawes of Chicago, who demanded "a common sense investigation." The committee met at 11 o'clock. "We are practical men, free from all political pressure," declared Dawes. "I hope this inquiry will be conducted along the lines indicated by common sense. The success of this commission depends upon whether, in the public mind and conscience of the allies, there is adequate conception of the great disaster which faces each allied nation unless common sense is crowned. "For the moment, we are less concerned with Germany's capacity for payment than this committee's present capacity for courage to act." The committee will examine means of balancing the German budget. It is likely that sessions of the committee will be held in Berlin and other German cities, as well as Paris. SANTA FE SANTA FE LEASE, Jan 14 (Special)—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greminger entertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hack, Miss Ada Hack and Jease Blackburnail of Gardena. Mrs. Charles Williams, who has been quite ill, is able to be up and around now. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott attended an all-day meeting, and installation of offices at the Daughters of Veterans of Fullerton, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wamick's daughter of Fullerton, who has been ill, was brought to the home of her parents on this lease in the Seale ambulance, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Scribner and family of the Olinda lease, moved into the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith. Tex Humphrey of Redondo was a visitor at the Jones' home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughters Olive and Mrs. J. Andrews and daughter Shirley and son Lee Jaynes, were Hermosa Beach visitors Sunday. Walter Cullen and family have moved to Hermosa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Cavatt moved into the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins. He is as serious as anyone could be, but the minute work stops he is full of pranks. Lloyd has kept himself from being conceited by the thought that perhaps he is not as good as he really thinks he is. He is a rabid motion picture fan, likes opera, is crazy about the theatre and dances a great deal. Although the jazz life holds no appeal to Lloyd. He is not satisfied with what he is just now. Lloyd believes that to be satisfied with oneself is to stop climbing, and to stop climbing, he believes, is to halt one's happiness. He has such perfect control over his feeling that however tired or worried or impatient or grieved he might really be feeling, he always has a cheery word and a smile on the surface. At the beautiful California Theatre, Harold is apparing in what folks say is his finest picture to date. "Why Worry" the title of the picture, is attracting big crowds of Anaheim picture fans, and juicing from the rounds of laughter. "Why Worry" is a huge success. It remains at the California until Wednesday night. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Jan. 14 (clal).—The Masonic lodge stalled the following office their lodge rooms Thursday ing: Worthy master, W. D. Ford; senior warden, G. Camn junior warden, C. W. M chaplain, George McNeill; tary, C. H. Owens; treasure E. Warren; senior deacon, bert Hunt; junior deacon, Girvin; stewards, E. P. Man; Mr Van Laeney; marshal, Winters; tyler, L. J. Ros After the installation an esting program was enjoyed this was followed by a supporter speeches. The program listed of a whistling solo by Dorothy Winters, vocal soli John Johnson, Frank Jones, don McComber and Miss Flo Schofield; readings by Mrs. old Covey, and short talks Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld and Ledford. Real estate transfers are numerous in Buena Park Homewood Co., report over 300 three are being built by Bros. and Williamson, connares of Inglewood. This firm erect five houses, which will for sale. Lewis Larson of Turlock bought a lot in the Home tract and will build a home himself. Mr. Larson is a co worker and will put in side and curbs. J. L. Mennes will build more homes on the Mennes' The garage for one house ready completed. Two houses are under w the Mission Garden tract, J. L. Mennes is opening u Western ave., north of the road.Mennes and A.J.Jorg will build three mission houses on this tract. The four mission style h being built by M. Uttenweil nearly ready for occupancy. The ladies' aid of the Congational church met Thursday ternoon and made plans for new year' work. It was de to have monthly supersons, given on the second Friday each month—each month to charge of a different comm The first supper will be give BAPTIST MINISTER ALMOST FREEZES WINNEMUC, Jan. 12.—With the radiator and engine of his machine froze on the desert outside this city, Rev. F. M. Clay, newly arrived Baptist minister, had a narrow escape from death a few nights ago. The minister had been holding services at Imlay and was returning when the machine stalled. After much difficulty the minister managed to thaw out the engine sufficiently to proceed and reached home at 4 a.m. Dr. Clay said he was not aware of the perils of the desert in winter until his harrowing experience. He announces abandonment of such trips until spring. ABOLISH PAPER NOTES FOR GOLD ROME, Jan. 14.—To commemorate the first anniversary of the march on Rome, the Italian mint has issued new gold coinage, abolishing, in some cases, paper notes. Two million 100-lire gold pieces and a number of 20-lire gold pieces have already been issued. The small one and two-lire notes that were the nightmare of visiting tourists are being gradually supereded by nickel coins. When we visit a house where heavy carpets muffle the floors, where gloomy hangings darken the doors, are conscious of a stuffing mustiness that settles heavily on our hostrills. Then Dealer Classified Arts Always Bring Tiesuits Tex Humphrey of Redondo was a visitor at the Jones' home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughters, Olive and Mrs. J. Andrews and daughter Shirley and son Lee Jaynes, were Hermosa Beach visitors Sunday. Walter Cullen and family have moved to Hermosa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Cavatt moved into the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Cullen, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and family are occupying the house vacated by Mr. and Mr. Cavett. Mrs. Casey and daughters, Alice and Louise and son Joe of Rose drive, visited Mrs. James Hunker of this lease Tuesday. Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Guy Barman and sons attended the O. E. S. club of Yorba Linda Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore and sons, James and Earl, of Long Beach, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of this lease. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughters, Olive and Mrs. J. Andrews and children Shirley and Lee Jaynes, visited Mr. and Mrs. Cowan and family of Anaheim, Mrs..Cowan has been sick for some time. Jack Andrews and Elmer Williams of Torrance, spent Monday on this lease. Mrs. Fred Gale and family of Brea spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. James Gale of this lease. Mrs. Loomis and son Wayne and Mrs. Jesse Tidland were Anaheim shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilbur of Redondo, spent a few days with Mrs. Wilbur's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack McGuire, of this lease. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Jones were Anaheim visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gale of this lease entertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gale and family of Brea, and James Gale of Los Angeles. Mr. Ryan was an Anaheim visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Bennett is reported on the sick list. Jack Blue of Fullerton was a visitor on this lease Saturday night. Don Cullen of Hermosa is spending a few days with his pa- and family of the Ollinda lease, moved into the house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith. Tex Humphrey of Redondo was a visitor at the Jones' home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughters, Olive and Mrs. J. Andrews and daughter Shirley and son Lee Jaynes, were Hermosa Beach visitors Sunday. Walter Cullen and family have moved to Hermosa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Cavatt moved into the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Cullen, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and family are occupying the house vacated by Mr. and Mr. Cavett. Mrs. Casey and daughters, Alice and Louise and son Joe of Rose drive, visited Mrs. James Hunker of this lease Tuesday. Mrs. Elder and Mrs. Guy Barman and sons attended the O.E.S.club of Yorba Linda Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Moore and sons, James and Earl, of Long Beach, spent Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs.Charles Williams of this lease. Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughters.OliveandMrs.J.AndrewsandchildrenShirleyandLeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.CowanandfamilyofAnaheim,Mrs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrewsandElmerWilliamsofTorrancespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.LoomisandsonWayneandMrs.JesseTidlandwereAnaheimshopmersThursday.Mrs.Elliott和Mrs.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Mrs.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasa Visitoronthisleasestaturdaynight.DonCullenofHermosaisspendingafewdayswithhispa- andfamilyoftheOllindaalease,movedintothehouserecentlyvacatedbyMr.mrs.AlbertSmith.TexHumphreyofRedondowasaVisitorattheJones'homeonWednesdayevening.Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughters.OliveandMrs.J.AndrewsandchildrenShirleyandLeeJayneswereHermosaBeachvisitorsSunday.WalterCullenandfamilyhavemovedtoHermosaBeach.Mr和Mrs.LouCavattmovedintothehousevacatedbyMr,andMrs.Cullen,andMr,andMrs.JohnVoiluranddaughters.OliveandMrs.J.AndrewsandchildrenShirleyandLeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.CowanandfamilyofAnaheim,Mrs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrewsandElmerWilliamsofTorrancespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.LoomisandsonWayneandMrs.JesseTidlandwereAnaheimshopmersThursday.Mrs.Elliott和Mrs.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Mrs.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasaVisitorattheJones'homeonWednesdayevening.Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughters.OliveandMrs.J.AndrewsandchildrenShirleyandLeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.CowanandfamilyofAnaheim,Mrs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrewsandElmerWilliamsofTorrancespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.LoomisandsonWayneandMrs.JesseTidlandwereAnaheimshopmersThursday.Mrs.Elliott和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Mrs.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasaVisitorattheJones'homeonWednesdayevening.Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughters.OliveandMrs.J.AndrewsandchildrenShirley和LeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.CowanandfamilyofAnaheim,Mrs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrewsandElmerWilliamsofTorrencespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.LoomisandsonWayneandMRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.Elliott和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Mrs.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasaVisitorattheJones'homeonWednesdayevening.Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughters.OliveandMRS.J.AndrewsandchildrenShirley和LeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.CowanandfamilyofAnaheim,Mrs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrews和ElmerWilliamsofTorrencespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.Loomis和sonWayne和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.Elliott和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Mrs.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasaVisitorattheJones'homeonWednesdayevening.Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughters.Olive和MRS.J.Andrews和childrenShirley和LeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.Cowan和familyofAnaheim,Mrs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrews和ElmerWilliamsofTorrencespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.Loomis和sonWayne和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.Elliott和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Mrs.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasaVisitorattheJanes'homeonWednesdayevening.Mrs.H.Schryeranddaughters.Olive和MRS.J.Andrews和childrenShirley和LeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.Cowan和familyofAnaheim,M rs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrews和ElmerWilliamsofTorrencespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.Loomis和sonWayne和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Mrs.Elliott和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Мsr.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Мsr.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasaVisitorattheJanes'homeonWednesdayevening.Мsr.H.Schryeranddaughters.Olive和MRS.J.Andrews和childrenShirley和LeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.Cowan和familyofAnaheim,M rs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrews和ElmerWilliamsofTorrencespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mrs.JamesGaleofthislease.Mrs.Loomis和sonWayne和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Мsr.Elliott和MRS.JoneswereAnaheimvisitorsThursday.Мsr.RyanwasanaheimvisitorWednesday.Мsr.Bennettisreportedonthesicklist.JackBlueofFullertonwasaVisitorattheJanes'homeonWednesdayevening.Мsr.H.Schryeranddaughters.Olive和MRS.J.Andrews和childrenShirley和LeeJaynesvisitedMr.Mrs.Cowan和familyofAnaheim,M rs..Cowanhasbeensickforsometime.JackAndrews和ElmerWilliamsofTorrencespentMondayonthislease.Mrs.FredGaleandfamilyofBreaspentTuesdaywithMr.Mris.GalesOfLosAngelesVisitMr.RansinByHisBusinessVisitorInSantaClaritaThursdayEvening. For Swollen Joints Most remedies fail but Jade Ease succeeds. It's for joint troubles whether in ankle, knee, hip bow, shoulder, finger or spin whether rheumatic or not. It limbers up stiff, inflates painful, creaky joints so quail you'll be astonished. Two seconds' rubbing away it goes through skin flesh right down to the bone ligaments—that's why it ceeds. Rents of this lease. judge Bartle of Santa Ana business caller on this lease. professor Dobbins was on lease Wednesday. RECT OFFICE AT MEMORIAL PARK W. A. Morrison, supt. of Central Memorial Park, the new memery project at the corner of Huntington Beach and Santa Ana boulevards, states that he will be the park all day Sunday, and will be glad to conduct parties or the ground, as well as answer any questions. An office is being erected at the location of Huntington Beach and Santa Ana boulevards for just this purpose. It will be a general information bureau for the entire district. All around this office will planted shrubbery and flowers, plan being to improve the appearance of this busy corner. The work of grading the land proceeding with great dispatch. Very shortly other work will commence. To watch the progress of its will be interesting, because the building of a memorial park something quite new to California, and no doubt this will be only followed by many people. When it is remembered that its will be one of the shows of California, a spot of beauty to which visitors will take with pride, the importance of the building up of Central Memorial Park must be associated, says John H. McKenzie, promoter and general manager. Besides many features that are never yet been used in neapolis work will be introduced and this will provide interest not only for the general pub but for men who are interested in this from a professional point. This also means, of course, that many hundreds of these men will visit this park before and after its completion. R. Wilkinson, general supt., sales, states that every Friday Monday nights meetings of people are held. He says the enthusiasm that takes place at those meetings would do heart of the greatest pessimism in the city good. DIRECTION WEST COAST THEATRES Inc. NOW PLAYING UNTIL WED. NIGHT HARLOLD YOU NEED Your Backbone Will Tell Me What and Why Chiropractic? BECAUSE—It is founded on facts. BECAUSE—It removes the cause of yo disease instead of treating the affe- ARLOYD IN "WHY WORRY" Forget your aches and pain. Come down and have a hearty laugh. IT'S HERE FOR YOU 4 OTHER FEATURES GUARD SCHOOLS ALL OVER STATE SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14. — Guards were thrown about schools today in California at three widely separated points to prevent incendiarism. The finding of three sticks of dynamite on the hill back of the Redding high school and within 20 feet of the building caused the school authorities there to fear a plot and place a night watchman on duty. At Santa Rosa the guard was thrown about the schools there following a visit of an apparent maniac to the office of the principal of the Premont grammar school who she says told him VETERAN'S FORTUNE COMES TOO LATE RENO, Jan 11.—Back pension money amounting to $2,500 awarded to Morgan T. Williams, civil war veteran, by the government and notice that in future the old soldier would be given an allowance of $72 per month was received today. Williams had the misfortune to be committed to the state insane asylum last month from Goldfield and his friends fear that the money has arrived too late to be of much service to Williams, who is 83 years of age. Supt. Richardson of the institution today applied for guardianship papers for Williams in order to look after his estate. Dr. Joseph Office Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 250 East Center S Monday, January 14, 1924 NEED NOT BE SICK! 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