oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-28

PAGE TEN VODE BILL NIGHT AT CALIFORNIA Many well know acts are to be on view at the California tonight. When Manager Tom Ingram gives the whistle that starts the evening performance of the vaudeville show. Since Manager Ingram, who, a few weeks ago, took over the booking of vaudeville for the California, a decided change has resulted in the class of acts and, incidentally, in the business that has been attracted to the theater, all of which goes to show that a "persona itouch" is all that is needed in Anaheim to put over a good show. This week's bill is headed by Demure, Null and Vold, a trio of funmakers, who, individually, are well known over most of the big circuits of the country. "A Child Shall Lead Them," is the title of their act. It was built for laughing purposes only and there is no tangible plot, but the fun is so fast and furious during the 14 minutes they are on the stage that the audience will feel it has been royally entertained. Next of importance on the bill is "Melodies of Yesterday," performed by three splendid artists. The public has been fed on "jazz" for so long that every one will appreciate the work of this excellent trio, singing as they do, the old songs and presenting the beautiful oldtime dances. This is an act that will draw a great amount of applause. The other numbers of the bill include Jack Wise, late star of the Will King show, Mann and Malory in "Breezy Bits" and last but not least is "Al Rags" Bock who paints as he calls them "Paintless Pictures." This act is a novelty of the first water. The photoplay feature will be Vioia Dana in "Rouged Lips" adapted from Rita Weiman's story "Up Stage." Taken all together, this is a very well balanced bill and there is no doubt that viewers will get more than their money's worth. CYPRESS CYPRESS, Feb. 25.—(Epl.)—E. P. Smith, who has been ill for several days with tonsifitis, has gone to Long Beach for treatment. He is under the care of Dr. M. H. Damon at one of the Long Beach hospitals and it is thought that a few days' treatment will conquer the infection. The new home of Sconce-Priddy, really firm, is about complete. It is a work of art and has Jacob's coat backed off the map for neatness. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lodford are wearing large smiles these days as the result of the advent of a grandson, Calvin, Jr., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Ledford of Harding. James Mabury of Santa Fe Springs was a business visitor in Cypress yesterday. Lawrence Webber and L. Wetser of Norwalk were dinner guests of the W. C. Millers Saturday evening. A three-card monte shark dropped in on the innocents of Cypress one day last week and dish-ed out $26 worth of knowledge. HOST TO SCOUTS Glen Sharp was host last evening to the Panther Patrol at home on So. Janas-st. The evening hours were passed in to and the boys are now ready to for first class. The troop will represented at the next meet of the Court of Honor. The boys again reviewed events of the field meet held Brea Saturday, which was won by the Panther Patrol and the Silly Fox Patrol of Troop No. 3, A.helm. Ed Fisher introduced some new scout yells which were heard with much enthusiasm. The patrol leaders will meet night at 7:30 at the K. of C. to rehearse for the play they present Friday night when they entertain their mothers and fathers. Elichard Calkins brought his mouse to the meeting but it ended too much excitement and penned up by the owner. What an embarrassing nation: A full cradle and empty purse. READ THE CLASSIFIED PA We are not saying as to who for said knowledge. The other numbers of the bill include Jack Wise, late star of the Will King show, Mann and Malory in "Breezy Bits" and last but not least is "Al Rags". Bock who paints as he calls them "Paintless Pictures." This act is a novelty of the first water. The photoplay feature will be Vioia Dana in "Rouged Lips" adapted from Rita Weiman's story "Up Stage." Taken all together, this is a very well balanced bill and there is no doubt that view-ern will get more than their money's worth. Friday brings another "gift Nite," the capital prize being a $25 diamond ring from the Jewel Bar. The photoplay will be Colleen Moore in "Thru the Dark," the picture which has had such a long run at the California in Los Angeles. MANY CHILDREN UNDERFED CHICAGO, Feb. 25.—Asserting that between 35 and 40 per cent of the children attending Chicago's public schools are under-nourished, a committee from the Physicians' Fellowship club has taken steps by which it hopes to bring about the adoption of corrective measures for this condition. "Conditions in the schools have reached a point which necessitates immediate action," Dr. Ritter, a member of the club, explained. "The physical and mental development of many children is being seriously retarded." Few parents know how to feed their children or care for their health. Education alone will eradicate this condition. Our plans will not conflict with any action now being contemplated. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS OFF PRESS TODAY LEONARDS' FINANCIAL REVIEW March Edition Comprehensive and authoritative. To be covered: Julian and White Star Issues, Gilmore, Rio Grande, Globe, Snowolene, Port Lobos, 60-50, Bellevue, Bandini, Main Oil and many other oils. Union and Lincoln Mortgage, Doble Steam, King's Food Products, Western Auto Supply, Marbelite Corporation etc. Among the mines, United Eastern, Simon Silver, Spearhead, Richmond and Sutherland. In addition, a wealth of special articles including "The Crude Oil Situation, Foreign Securities" and many others. Showing the wonderful MAYTONA phonograph next Sunday, prepared to take away strings or "ifs" to this offer. These any kind, other than those stated above sues, Oilmore, Rio Grande, Globe, Snowolene, Port Lobos, 50-50, Bellevue, Bandini, Main Oil and many other oils. 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HOST TO SCOUTS A Sharp was host last evening to the Panther Patrol at his son So. Janss-st. The early hours were passed in tests the boys are now ready to try first class. The troop will be sent at the next meeting Court of Honor. Boys again reviewed the of the field meet held at Saturday, which was won by Panther Patrol and the Silver Patrol of Troop No. 3, Ana-Ed Fisher introduced some scout yells which were re-read with much enthusiasm, patrol leaders will meet to at 7:30 at the K. of C. hall course for the play they will at Friday night when they train their mother and fath- hard Calkins brought his pet to the meeting but it caused too much excitement and was up by the owner. At an embarrassing combi- A full cradle and an purse. O THE CLASSIFIED PAGE Are not saying as to who paid knowledge. CLAIMS WEDDING CEREMONY FAKE VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. 28. Acting on behalf of police officials in San Mateo, who hold warrants for his apprehension on criminal charges, Vancouver police last night arrested in the fashionable hotel Vancouver here Thomas G. Skinner, 62, alias T. J. Seare, reputed wealthy Ogdney, Alta, lumberman. The warrants were issued per information of Mrs. Thomas Searle alleges that she was trick- whose maiden name is given as Wilhelmina Hariman. Mrs. Searle alleges that she was tricked into a fraudulent marriage ceremony by Skinner at Spokane, Wash., in 1919. Investigation by her attorneys has revealed that no license was issued at Spokane and that a pseude clergyman performed the ceremony, Mrs. Searle alleges. Warrants in the case were issued by Ray Griffin, justice of the peace at Redwood City. PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS 26 NEW WELLS State Mining Bureau off field map. No. 25, Huntington Beach field, has been revised to February 19, 1924, and is now-on sale at the various branch offices, price 75c. Oil field operations reported the week ending Feb. 22 show 26 new wells started compared with 45 previous week. Seven were for wells in the Torrance, four in Long Beach, one in Huntington Beach, three in Los Angeles-co., two in Ventura-co. Six in Keraco., and three in Presco-co. The total new wells this year is 245, same as at same date last year. Tests for water shut-off 34 compared with 21 previous week. Yearly total to date 268; total to same date last year 220. Deepening or redrilling jobs 13 compared with 15 preceding week. Total to date this year 97; total to same date last year 122. Abandonments 9, compared with 5 the preceding week. Total to date this year 76; total to same date last year 34. Some boxers are so superstitious they stick a horseshoe in their gloves to bring them good luck. VIOLENCE MARKS CHICAGO STRI CHICAGO, Feb. 28.-Vice marked the opening of the end day of the ladies gas workers strike here when a ower-in Milwaukee ave., shot as strikers forced their into his shop to drive out ers who had reported for dr William Goldstein, memb the clothing manufacturers of Samuel Goldstein and Co the first casualty in today's demonstrations. He was woo in the right leg when he be ed to expel three men who eed the shop to drive 60 we from their places. One of the trio opened wounding Goldstein. The tha caped. Police made preparation handle the situation firmly demonstrations yesterday in several wore wounded. Re were held ready to be rush any point where violence out. READ THE CLASSIFIED GRAND OPEN SALE EXTRAORDINE FREE To advertise HOMEWOOD, the greatest opportunity for big profits in real estate that ever happened in Southern California, we are giving away absolutely FREE. FIVE beautiful Maytona cabinet phonographs. These instrucments are usually sold at $175 each. 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William Goldstein, member of clothing manufacturers firm Samuel Goldstein and Co., was first casualty in today's strike monstrations. He was wounded the right leg when he attemptto expel three men who enterthe shop to drive 60 workers from their places. One of the trio opened fire, founding Goldstein. The three essured. Police made preparations to handle the situation firmly after monstrations yesterday in which reserves were held ready to be rushed to point where violence broke. TIME TABLE A. T. & S. F. R. R. In effect February 17, 1924 Trains to Los Angeles *No. 79 ..... 6:08 A.M. No. 71 ..... 11:28 A.M. **No. 73 ..... 4:50 P.M. *No. 75 ..... 8:52 P.M. Trains to San Diego No. 78 ..... 1:56 A.M. ***No. 72 ..... 10:04 A.M. No. 74 ..... 2:46 P.M. No. 76 ..... 8:47 P.M. *Through sleepers to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago. ***Through sleeper to Chicago and Grand Canyon connection. **Houston, Galveston, Texas and New Orleans connection, and Phoenix connection. C. A. WALKER, Agent. 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