oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-28

POINCARE FORMS CABINET AGAIN PAI., March 28.—Premier Raymond Poincare succeeded this afternoon in forming a new cabinet. The first meeting was held in his office at the foreign office with the premier presiding. The ministries of justice and agriculture were not represented. PARIS, March 28.—There will be almost a complete reorganization of the French cabinet, according to indications this afternoon. M. Magnot, minister of war in the old government, held a 30-minute conference with Premier Poincare, after which he issued the following brief statement to the press: "Only M. Letroecquer and myself of the old ministry will be included in the new one." Premier Poincare offered the ministry of commerce and agriculture to Louis Locheur, former minister of reparations, and the ministry of finance to former minister of finance Francois Marsal. Locheur said he wanted more time to consider the offer. While the premier is meeting with obstacles it is believed that the cabinet crisis will have been ended by tomorrow. The bulk of the Parisian press is supporting Poincare. HOLD McGREGOR AS KITTLE ACCOMPLICE LOS ANGELES, March 28.—E. J. McGregor is in jail here today charged as an additional accomplice with Hubert Kittle, ex-army aviator and policeman, in the robbery of the Arcadia bank a year ago. Three Mexicans, said by the sheriff's office to be innocent are now serving terms in San Quentin prison for the robbery. McGregor was an automobile salesman and also used the name of McDonald, the sheriff's office says. He is alleged to have gone to Tia Juana with Kittle and to have cashed there express money orders stolen from the bank at Arcadia. He was arrested in Sacramento several days ago by deputies from Los Angeles. SUICIDE ATTEMPT MAY REVIVE LOVE LONG BEACH, March 28.—An attempt at suicide because of estrangement with his wife may result in a reconciliation between Roy Kyle, private in the U. S. marines, and his wife, it was indicated at the Seaside hospital here today, where Mrs. Kyle is nursing her husband, who is slowly recovering from a self-inflicted bullet wound in the chest. IN SOCIETY Amaranth Social Day The Spanish dinner and afternoon card party under auspices of Liberty Sunbeams, held in Masonite temple, was a thorough success, a dozen or more tables being played. In charge of Mrs. Leona Thomas, the meal was of delicious viands and efficiently and generously served. Flowers and greenery adorned the table. Entering into the games with zest, winners were finally declared, Mrs. John Kellenberger scoring highest, Mrs. Jeanette Ferguson, next, Mrs. Baum, third, and Mrs. Williams, of Brea, getting the consolation. All were awarded with suitable gifts. Mrs. Daisy Brady was in charge of the games. Closes Aid Year The annual meeting of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society yesterday was highly pleasing, as reports from the section leaders, Mrs. F. K. Day, Mrs. Earl Spencer and Mrs. W. E. Ansbry, told of the growth financially and numerically in the past year. Election of officers resulted in re-election of the entire list serving the year just closed, with Mrs. M. D. Paleconer, president; Mrs. Day, first vice president; Mrs. Dale Hamilton Evans, second, and Mrs. Earl Spencer, third; Mrs. Hapgood, secretary and Mrs. A. C. Pearson, treasurer. After discussing work for the coming year and congratulating each other on their accomplishments... Three Mexicans, said by the sheriff's office to be innocent are now serving terms in San Quentin prison for the robbery. McGregor was an automobile salesman and also used the name of McDonald, the sheriff's office says. He is alleged to have gone to Tia Juana with Kittle and to have cashed there express money orders stolen from the bank at Arcadia. He was arrested in Sacramento several days ago by deputies from Los Angeles. Fullerton Briefs Fullerton H. S. boys baseball team was scheduled to meet Occidental freshment this afternoon, "Shorty" Smith, coach, said. Mr. Smith said the team plans to play San Bernardino at Fullerton tomorrow. Max Hilcher left yesterday over the Santo Fe for Lake Valley, New Mex. Wm. French, justice of the peace of Fullerton township, who has been seriously ill, is reported much better, and says that he expects to be back at work within a few days. The regular meeting of the Fullerton Realty Board was held at noon today. Mrs. J. S. Knipe left yesterday over the U. P. for Ft. Dodge, Iowa. LOCALS Nick Hile and Wm. Trapp went to Los Angeles yesterday or business. J. N. Goode of Colorado has accepted a position with the Standard Oil Co. here, succeeding G. F. Perkins who has been promoted to chief clerk to succeed Walter Stokes, transferred to Phoenix, Ariz. S. L. Burgess of Fullerton is a patient today at the Fullerton hospital. Saturday Specials ALPHA BETA Store No. 12 A. B. C. Self Service, "Helps You Help Yourself" SUGAR, 10 LBS. ...95c FULL CREAM CHEESE, Lb. ...29c BUTTER, Guaranteed & Quartered 49c FRESH RANCH EGGS ...30c White King Soap, 1 bar ...5¢; 12 bars ...50¢ Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 23¢; 2 cans 15¢ Cluster Raisins, 3 lbs for ...25c BUTTER, Guaranteed & Quartered 49¢ FRESH RANCH EGGS ... 30¢ White King Soap, 1 bar ... 5¢; 12 bars ... 50¢ Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 cans 23¢; 2 cans 15¢ Cluster Raisins, 3 lbs for ... 25¢ Extra Fine White Figs, 2 lbs. ... 23¢ Highland Pure Maple Sap Syrup, Pint ... 38¢ DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY BAKERY DEPT. Butterkissed Bread ... 10¢ Special Coffee Cake ... 15¢ 2 Coffee Cakes ... 10¢ Regular Price 15¢ TRY OUR FAMOUS POTATO BREAD MEAT DEPARTMENT Fancy Bacon, side or half ... 23¢ Compound ... 14¢ Neck Spare Ribs ... 10¢ Salt Pork ... 18¢ VEGETABLE DEPT. Celery, Bunch ... 5¢ Oregon Burbank Potatoes, Sat. only, cwt. $3.65 No. 1 Idaho Bussets, Special, cwt. $2.90 "BEST FOR LESS" Gerrard Bros. & Hanson 249 East Center St. (10c Del.) Phone 297 CRATS TURN ON TREASURER INUTON, March 28.—Win Denby and Harry forced out of the cabDemocrats in the senate con turned their guns mary of the Treasury MelMr McKellar, Democrat of e, offered a resolution an investigation by the judiciary committee of that Mellon held office ll legally because of his business connections. Immediate consideration of the resolution was blocked by Senator Curtis of Kansas, Republican whip. CALIF. HOTEL, FULLERTON. Mrs. M. C. Morkham, St. Louis; Mrs. George H. Taylor, Lankershim; C. W. Washburn, New York; Paul B. Olson, H. D. 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