oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-06

BEGIN HEARINGS ON VETS BUREAU SAN DIEGO, May 6.—To determine whether the G. S. Veterans Bureau of California, Nevada and Arizona under the administration of Major Louis T. Grant is giving proper service to disabled veterans, an official committee opened public hearings here today. Charges of mal-administration have been hurled against Major Grant and these will be given full airing. Two sessions of the committee are to be held daily until all evidence is heard and if necessary evening sessions will be held. At the close of the hearings the committee named by General Frank T. Hines, director of the Bureau at Washington, will report its findings together with recommendations. The committee is composed of the following men: Major O. W. Clark, Washington, D. C., chairman; J. W. McKinley, Los Angeles, American Legion; Thomas Foley, San Francisco disabled veterans; Antonio Entenza, Veterans Foreign Wars; Dr. G. Franklin Shields, San Francisco, and Evan S. Stallcup, Phoenix, Ariz., members at large. ORGANIZE GOLDEN WEDDING CLUB SACRAMENTO, May 6.—La order to convince the younger generation that it is possible for married couples to live together years or more and endure the vicissitudes of life together, F. S. Gladding of Oakland, is seeking members to a newly-organized club to be known as Golden Wedding Club No. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Gladding are eligible for membership. They were married November 11, 1873, Warsaw, N. Y. "Since the automobile has made it possible for even old folks to visit each other, we propose each year to meet in convention in Oakland, Los Angeles or San Francisco," said Gladding. An auxiliary of the club to con- LA HABRA LA HABRA, May 6.—(Sp.)—La Habra Kiwanis club will send its president, N. M. Launer, and Secretary Charles G. Ferran to the international convention at Denver next month. The local club decided at its business meeting Thursday to help finance the Boy Scouts' plan of securing a tumbling mat for the social hall, where they are now meeting regular under the leadership of Scoutmaster R. E. Launer. Mrs. F. W. Taylor spent Thursday in Santa Ana as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Catland. Mrs. Hungerford, mother of Dan Hungerford and Mrs. Bert Glazier, is slowly recovering from a severe illness. She is at the home of Mrs. Bert Glazier on No. Hiatt-st. Mrs. Herman Riley was a visitor in Los Angeles Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stanford of Monrovia are making an indefinite visit with their sister, Mrs. T. D. Lindsey, of North Hiatt-st. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker and daughter, Evelyn, of North La Habra Heights returned from Huntington Beach Friday, where they spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Davies. Mrs. Gustshaw of the Johnson apartments is visiting a few days with relatives in San Diego. Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Earley and daughter, returned from San Diego, where they spent a week visiting. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Fletcher spent Thursday at Laguna Beach. Mrs. Ed Launders of South College-ave has been confined to her home with an attack of flu. Mrs. T. W. McWhorter of So Hiatt-st is ill with a nervous breakdown. As soon as she is able to stand the trip, they will leave for Texas. Mrs. C. Glisson, daughter of Mrs. Varnes, sr., who has been visiting at her home for a month from New Mexico, left the first of the week, for an indefinite visit in Oregon. Mrs. E. A. Bishop and children are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Angus, at their home in GOVERNOR OF KANSAS PRESIDENCY AS A "T" Jonathan M. Davis do When boosters of the presidential nominee of Kansas and Democrat visited farm, where he was spending a few days, they found him plowing. Now first "real dirt farmer" ever urged for Mrs. Elmer Koenig of Orange park who underwent an operation two weeks ago, is recuperating at the victimities of life together, F. S. Gladding of Oakland, is seeking members to a newly-organized club to be known as Golden Wedding Club No. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Gladding are eligible for membership. They were married November 11, 1873, Warsaw, N.Y. "Since the automobile has made it possible for even old folks to visit each other, we propose each year to meet in convention in Oakland, Los Angeles or San Francisco," said Gladding. An auxiliary of the club to consist of sons and daughters of parents who have been married over 50 years is being organized. F. A. Week, 501 Third-ave, San Francisco, is secretary of the parent organization. Euco-Lemo Co. Prepares Enlarge Plant and Increase Output of Products The acknowledged wealth and strength of most reliable manufacturing concerns come from the influence of their numerous stockholders, each having a financial interest in the upbuilding of the industry. This is what is termed co-operative ownership of stocks. And this fact was in the minds of the directors of the Euca-Lemo Company when they held regular meeting, decided to put on the market the remainder of the capital stock of the Euca-Lemo Company and divided the stock into shares of $1.00 each par value, making it possible for every man, woman, boy or girl to become part owner in this Anaheim industry. To emphasize this oppose that the Euca-Lemo Company stock subscriptions for any at the privilege to decide how amount should be. A few shares of Euca chased now at the present fail to prove an excellent in if ever, have you heard of manufacturing industry, for is a necessity—it must be used every day—and by every mily. What Some Users Say of the Euca- We have tried the Lemo Foam Washing Machine of fabrics in our laundry and found it to be the have ever used and trust you will be able to fill out Yours truly, ANAHEIM LAUNDRY The Morean Home Laundry. 417 S. Meirose, have We have for some time used the Lemo Fo Soap with the most pleasing results, without the a tions, which is generally used together with other The following Anaheim boosters have already purchased stock in the Euca-Lemo Company: SCHUMACHER-RENNER, S. Q. R. STORE ADAMS-BOWERS LUMBER CO. F. A. YUNGBLUTH ANAHEIM LAUNDRY WILLIAM FACKENSTERN SEBASTIAN BROTHERS H. N. WHITE HARDWARE CHARLES EYGABROAD B. FISHER GEO. W. HAMLER J. E. FISHER O. T. CAILOR, Attorney-at-Law M. EUGENE DURFEE, Architect J. W. TRUXAW, M. D. A. D. ABRAMS, Stationery O. E. STEWARD, Ex-City Manager W. M. STARK, ex-Mayor E. O. MATHIS, Attorney-at-Law HUGH GRANT VICTOR L. LOLY, Public Acc'tant J. T. LYON, Real Estate FREDRIC AHLBORN, ex-Postmaster J. C. PENNY CO. CARL TIPTON, Contractor and Builder HARRY F. DIERKER BUILT HOMES GEORGE SETTLE MISS GRACE BAILEY O. E. HANSEN MRS. McCLURE Concerns manufacturing daily necessities, such as Euca-Lemo Soap Products, should not fail to prove the wonderful possibilities for a small investor. There is an instance of Mr. Louis F. Latzer, of Illinois, manufacturing a condensed milk, whose stock was $100 per share, and has for years earned an annual dividend of $1000 per share, and the stock is now selling for $20,000 per share. Not at all impossible for any well managed manufacturing concern. The Euca-Lemo Company is controlled by a board of directors as follows: E. B. SEGERSTROM, President O. E. RENNER, Vice-President O. E. MATHIS, Secretary-Treasurer FREDRIC AHLBORN, Director GUS THEODORE, Director What Some Users Say of the Euca-Lemo Company We have tried the Lemo Foam Washing Machine of fabrics in our laundry and found it to be the best we have ever used and trust you will be able to fill out your Yours truly, ANAHEIM LAUNDRY By The Morean Home Laundry, 417 S. Meirose, have we have for some time used the Lemo Foam Soap with the most pleasing results, without the abrasions, which is generally used together with other increases our standing order from time to time. We have used your Soap Powder in our shop and find it very satisfactory—it is an efficient clean in good condition and is economical—these three types a soap powder for shop use. ANAHEIM UNION J. L. Vandiver Los Angeles Dec. We have given your product a wonderful try on machine shop and find it to be a hand soap of great men are more than pleased with the way in which removes oil, grease and iron rust, leaving the hands like condition. Wishing you the best of success with Yours truly, WEIGHTLESS Euca-Lemo Company: Dear Sir: This is to notify you that you have for the following list of supplies: For the Long Beach City High School, 400 Powder; 25 dispensers to be installed in print shops. Yours truly, G. W. SCOTT, Secretary The above recommendations are only a few of such FOR INFORMATION REGARDABLE EARNING CAPACITY ON TERMS ON WHICH STOCK CAN CUT OUT AND MAIL THE TO US. COUPON Without obligating me would furnish me further Euca-Lemo stock. NAME ADDRESS NOR OF KANSAS IS BOOMED FOR SIDENCY AS A "REAL DIRT FARMER" SPRING MIRACLE SERMON SUBJECT The White Temple was a bower of flowers Sunday morning appropriate to the first Sunday in May. The sermon was on "The Miracle of Spring" and the texts were from the Song of Songs 2:11-13 and Matt. 6:28-29. The sermon was convincing argument for the revelation of God thru nature and was illuminated by many beautiful incidents. Dr. Geissinger said, in part: "Look at those poppies! Miles of them!" How often you have heard such exclamations out here in this California wonderland. The lilies were the poppies of Palatine. Jesus loved them. He says here: "Consider them. Take their lesson, what they have to say. God clothes the grass of the field. Will He not clothe you, O ye of little faith." God speaks to us by prophets. He speaks to us by events, in the providences of our lives. He speaks by poets. By paintings. By storm and earthquake and mountain and sea. Once more the spring has come round. The time for plowing for planting for the out of doors. It is the time for barefoot boys and girls and marbles and ball and hikes and mud piles. The Bible says: "God is in his temple. Let all the earth keep silence before Him." It also says: "He holds the winds in his fists." "His way is in the sea." "The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof." He planted the cedars of Lebanon and scattered the rocks for the conies to hide behind. Every living creature eats out of His hand. We ought to consider and heed God's word as written in the rocks and trees as well as his word written in his other Book. The musical score for the Messiah is but scratches and meaningless marks to those who know nothing about music. But the musician reads there the noblest music ever inspired. We ought to learn to read the hieroglyphics of the sky and sea for God's meaning is written large there. Jonathan M. Davis down on the farm. Masters of the presidential boom of Jonathan M. Davis, governor and Democrat, visited him down on his Bourbon county home was spending a few days vacation from quaternary ground him plowing. Now he is being out forward as the farmer" ever urged for president. Koenig of Orange, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert sit an operation two recuperating at the Ross, at their home on West Central-ave. GROWS UP, WEDS, AS MOTHER VISITES LOS ANGELES, May 5, Helen Dorothy McCann, 13, will play with her dolls and manifested a childish interest in her picture books when her mother, Mrs. Daisy Louis McCann, San Francisco, visited her a few days after last Christmas. But when the mother returned to Los Angeles recently she found her little baby daughter her transformed herself into quite young lady, was well dressed and little Helen announced that she was married and doing very nicely. James Thompson, 17, was produced as her husband. Later in juvenile court, the mother was awarded the custody of the child-wife. It was also indicated that annulment proceedings will be started soon. Mr. McCann explained to the court that she had been separated from her husband nine years ago, and her daughter was being cared for by a grandmother. The young couple were married March 4, both swearing falsely to their ages, the authorities said. They were living in the home of Thompson in S Charles-st. Jonathan M. Davis down on the farm. Masters of the presidential boom of Jonathan M. Davis, governor and Democrat, visited him down on his Bourbon county estate was spending a few days vacation from quernatorial ground him plowing. Now he is being out forward as the farmer ever urged for president. Koenig of Orange, it an operation two recuperating at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross, at their home on West Central-ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Preston of Gardena, but formally of Chicago, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Preston's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Marston of South Palm-st. Prepares to Increase Products Emphasize this opportunity, let us say the Euca-Lemo Company will accept descriptions for any amount, giving youlege to decide how small or large that should be. New shares of Euca-Lemo stock purrow at the present price should not move an excellent investment. Seldom, have you heard of a failure in a soap during industry, for the reason soap dissity—it must be used in every home—and by every member of the family. Say of the Euca-Lemo Product No Foam Washing Machine Soap on all kinds and found it to be the best laundry soap we will be able to fill our orders soon. Yours truly. ANAHEIM LAUNDRY CO. By Gus M. Theodore 417 S. Meirose, have this to say; He used the Lemo Foam Washing Machine results, without the aid of chemical prepared together with other soaps, and we hope to Equip Electric Coffee Pen 9 Cup Electric Percolate Special 398 Electric Flat Iron (6) Special 398 Sale Starts and will Say of the Euca-Lemo Product No Foam Washing Machine Soap on all kinds and found it to be the best laundry soap we will be able to fill our orders soon. Yours truly, ANAHEIM LAUNDRY CO. By Gus M. Theodore 417 S. Meirose, have this to say: We used the Lemo Foam Washing Machine results, without the aid of chemical prepared together with other soaps, and we hope to from time to time. Soap Powder in our shop for some time past, it is an efficient cleanser, leaves the hands economical—these three things are essential in ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL. J. L. Vanderveer, Head of Dept. Los Angeles Dec. 28, 1923. Product a wonderful try-out in our factory and to be a hand soap of great merit. Our shop with the way in which Euca-Lemo Soap rust, leaving the hands in a soft, velvet—the best of success with your product, Yours truly, WEIGHTLESS SASH PULLEY CO. F. H. WATSON Notify you that you have been awarded contract duties: Utility High School, 400 lbs. Euca-Lemo Soap installed in print shop, machine, auto and Yours truly, G. W. SCOTT, Secretary and Business Agent We are only a few of such in our possession. INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROBA-CARNING CAPACITY OF OUR STOCK AND BONDS ON WHICH STOCK CAN BE PURCHASED OUT AND MAIL THE ATTACHED COUPON. COUPON Without obligating myself, I wish you would furnish me further information regard-Euca-Lemo stock. NAME ADDRESS shine means more for man and man means more for the sunshine than do the beetles and butterflies. Science no longer thinks of matter as dead. It is electronic alive. Matter is not hard and muddy but vaporous and spiritual and ready for any image that man's will may stamp upon it. Wordsworth was deeply moved to elevated thoughts by nature. Read Tintern Abbey. That is the way nature has increasingly with men. The sunrise and the sunset find us. Nature thus stirs us to the depths. Bryant read in the unerring flight of the water-fowl, a lesson in the province of God. Emerson says that every flower that studs the elastic sod to the pure heart is a word of God. That is scientifically true. Nature has a direct ministry to man. It cools our feverishness. It is good to climb the mountain-side and look down upon all our human activity. All fever thus is eradicated. It satisfies our sense of beauty. There is the violet, the wood anemone, the robin on the apple branch. Nature speaks to us without screaming and so we can hear her by listening. Nature enlarges our horizon. The sea has size to it. So also the desert. Nature exalts us. She also comforts us for she has healing for every wound and patience from every injury. She makes us glad. If we shut ourselves out from sky and sun and rain and the open we get pale skins, weak lungs, dull brains and withered souls. Nature never lets us rest with her. She sends us beyond herself. We look to the hills. But our strength, like the Psalmist's, comes not from the hills, but from the God of the hills who hath made heaven and the earth. The earth is made over every spring by the renewal that comes from the mercy of the rains and the gentle winds of God, the ministries from above. So it is and must be with the life of man. There is a soul in things. God, is back of all. Spring calls us to that renewal that comes from the heart of God to the heart of man. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Leonard, Jr., entertained Mr. Leonard's parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Leonard, of Los Angeles at their home in the Lindauer court Thursday. Sale Starts and will STOP (except Sugar) electric Appliances which will mean thus purchased. We are on the alert As you already know Another BIG Savings above cut prices. A not to exceed one Percent. NOTE:—These Elec Twenty Years Pure C is also guaranteed for "Cold Water" or "In This percolator permit one minute steaming b Gerraro 249 E. CENTER ST WS UP, WEDS, MOTHER VISITS ANGELES, May 6 — Dorothy McCann, 13, was lying with her dolls and noted a childish interest in rare books when her moth-Daisy Louis McCann of Francisco, visited her a few her last Christmas. When the mother returned Angeles recently she found little baby daughter had named herself into quite a lady, was well dressed andelen announced that she married and doing very nicees Thompeou, 17, was in-l as her husband. In juvenile court, the was awarded the custody child-wife. It was also in-that annulment proceed-be started soon. Mrs. explained to the court it had been separated from band nine years ago, andighter was being cared forbandmother. The young were married March 4, both falsely to their ages,theies said. They were living home of Thompson in St. est. MUST BRAND JUICE SACRAMENTO, May 6 — Vendors of soft drinks who dispense imitation fruit juice or any synthetic compound under the guise that it is original, received warning today from the State Board of Health that violators of the law will receive drastic treatment. The board insists that the required standards for these beverages be adhered to and that harmful coloring materials, injurious dyes and saccharine be entirely eliminated. The wild Bornese used tuba root to poison their arrow tips. It is also a fine insectide. BOMBAY OPERATORS MUST BE LINGUISTS Bombay, the great import of the west coast of India, is perhaps the most cosmopolitan city in the whole vast Indian Empire. English, Portuguese, French, natives of India, Chinese and Japanese swarm about the great bazaars along the docks and among the cotton mills for which Bombay is famous. Christian, Mohammedan, Hindu, Parsee and Sikh meet for trade in this great center of eastern commerce. Many languages and more dialects are spoken on Bombay's broad streets and splendid quays. Anyone who serves the general public in this polyglot metropolis must, therefore, necessarily be something of a linguist; and this applies especially to the telephone operators who work at the switchboards of the local telephone system. All telephone operators in Bombay, it is said, must be able to speak, in addition to their native language, not only English; but French, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese as well. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. A One Day $398 EACH Equip Your Home With Electrical-Appliances- Equip Your Home With Electrical Appliances Coffee Percolators Toasters Flat Irons Electric Toaster Special $398 Cup Electric Percolator Special $398 7th 9 Cup Electric Percolator Special $398 Electric Flat Iron (6lb.) Special $398 Your Choice at $398 EACH These Goods are Usually Sold for $600 to $1000 Each 9 Cup Electric Percolator Special $398 Sale Starts 8:00 A. M. Tomorrow and will be continued till all are sold Sale Starts 8:00 A.M. Tomorrow and will be continued till all are sold STOP! EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE Buy $2 Worth of Groceries $3.72 (except Sugar) and we will let you have any of the above Electric Appliances at an EXTRA SPECIAL Price of $3.72 which will mean an extra saving of 13% on your Groceries thus purchased. Worth Saving! We are on the alert to give our patrons every opportunity to save money. If you already know our Groceries are cut to the lowest point possible, another BIG SAVING to you who can use these Electric Devices at lower cut prices. A limited quantity of these, so limit your purchases to exceed one Percolator, one Toaster and one Iron. WE URGE YOU TO SHOP EARLY NOTE:—These Electric Appliances are made of Guaranteed for twenty Years Pure Quality Brand Aluminum! The electric element also guaranteed for one year. The Percolators are of the celebrated Cold Water" or "Instantaneous" type usually sold for $12.00 to $15.00 this percolator permits you to fill the pot with cold water and in about minute steaming hot percolation begins. ALPHA BETA STORE THE BEST FOR LESS No. 12 Gerrard Bros. & Hanson 9 E. CENTER ST. 10c Delivery PHONE 297