oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-10

PRESBYTERIANS WILL CONDUCT BIBLE SCHOOL THE Presbyterian church of Anaheim will inaugurate during the first portion of the summer, a new program of religious education, a daily Bible school to be conducted in the church. This Vacation Bible school meets a long foul need for additional religious education and great opportunity is afforded through this means to vastly increase the scope of moral and religious training and character building. The Bible school will open its sesquia Monday, June 23rd at 9 o'clock. Sessions will be held each morning at the Presbyterian church from 9 to 12 except Saturday and Sunday, and holidays. Children from the ages of 5 to 12 will by accepted and all are welcome. There is no tuition. The work of the day will be three departments: the kindergarten, primary and junior department. The supervisors are Mrs. C. C. Beattie, Mrs. Goddard and Mr. Arthur Coons. Orange-co Day Tomorrow Tomorrow is the day when Orange-co does her bit at the biennial in Los Angeles. All the decoration of the great convention halls will be from Orange-co, flowers and fruits included. Systematic use of gladioli and delphiniums will feature luncheon arrangements. Shuita daisies, panles, violets, ris cornflowers and other blue blooms will be used for program decorations. Mrs. Eva Boyd is chairman of the committee. Happy Surprise Visit Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Albertson were greatly surprised Sunday when a number of their friends whom they had not seen for a long while, dropped in for a visit. The older ones of the crowd discussed times gone by while the younger ones enjoyed music and happy conversation of coming events. In the evening Mrs. Albertson, who is always a jolly hostess, assisted by her sister, Miss Turner, served a fine dinner. The guests included Miss Bucher, of Litta, Penn.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nave, Atlanta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Chas Davia and Marshall Martin, Memphis, Tenn.; Miss Mae Rogers of Santa Barbara, who has been the house guest of the Albertsons the past week; Mr. and Mrs. George Morgan and son, George Jr., Atlantic City, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Kline, Collinswood, N. J., Miss Gertrude Turner and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Albertson and daughter, Julia. Grand Officers Coming Chispa chapter O. E. S. is expecting a large number of grand officers at the meeting tonight, when a class of candidates will be initiated. A very entertaining program has been arranged and the social atmosphere will be unusually jolly. Bible Study Class The Bible Study class, under direction of Mrs. Jane Wilson, will meet tomorrow, as usual in the Presbyterian church at 2:30. Everyone is cordially invited. LOARA SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE DOZEN AND HAVE LOARA school, closing most successful year, will graduate class of 18 boys and girls who tomorrow night Prof. R. N. will present the diplomas. The boys and girls who successfully completed their grade work and are ready to into Anabem high school at Minnes Margaret and Cha Porrythe, Lucille Vogle, M Bell's, Agnes and Elizabeth binger, Wilma Long, Maudler, Edith Stewart, Fle Broughor, Evelyn Stradhoff Sipple, Mabel Gust, Paye St and the young Mcors Joe St Jack Dutton, Arthur Schriff Herman Schaffer, These and girls who have had the divided attention of Prof. this year are graduating high credits. In fact, the whole grades the past school year been above the average and teachers including Mr. Bird Alice M. Young, Miss B Smith, Mrs. Joe Elliott and Emina Stanley, are closing work with a feeling of great satisfaction. Graduation exercises will hold Wednesday evening school, and will be preceded operetta, "Boy-Blue," in which most the entire number of students participate. Enrollment year has reached 126 and the permanence they are diligent hearing is going to be second none. Clarence Vogle, president board, will address the graduation class, and Mr. Bird will make response. A school picnic is arranging Thursday and a great prairie Tomorrow is the day when Orange-co does her bit at the biennial in Los Angeles. All the decoration of the great convention halls will be from Orange-co, flowers and fruits included. Systematic use of gladioli and delphiniums will feature luncheon arrangements. Shasta daisies, pansies, violets, riz cornflowers and other blue blooms will be used for program decorations. Mrs. Eva Boyd is chairman of the committee for collection of flowers and further information may be received by getting in communication with her. Also in honor of citizenship day Thursday, June 12, countless California blossoms of red, white and blue will be needed and these may also be delivered with the special flowers for Wednesday if necessary. Rules previously published for the successful packing of flowers should be checked. They should be picked before full bloom and placed in cold water over night if possible, then closely packed in boxes lined with wet newspapers, sprinkled carefully and tied so as not to crush. Honor Society Honored Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sutherland entertained members of the Junior Society of Anaheim high school at their cottage at Anaheim Landing today. Every member of the society had completed tests and last days of school excitement and had a jolly time swimming, boating etc. There were about two dozen in the crowd. A picnic dinner at noon was a delightful feature. R. N. Plans Picnic Royal Neighbors of America meeting regularly yesterday afternoon decided to hold the annual children's picnic Saturday, June 21, in Orange-co park. Husbands and friends of the Neighbors will also be invited. All are asked to bring sumptuous tuncheons, for the day's activities are going to create a huge appetite. Coffee will be provided by the society. The start will be made at 10 a.m. from the home of Mrs. Henry Humann, corner of Lemon and Chestnut. Should any more information be desired Mrs. Nettie Schee, chairman, will be reached by phoning 964-M, or calling at her home, 1121 West Broadway. The next meeting, June 23 will be a social afternoon and a nice program is already in the making. Other than discussion of picnic plans, yesterday's meeting was purely routine. Bible Study Class The Bible Study class, under direction of Mrs. Jane Wilson, will meet tomorrow, as usual in the Presbyterian church at 2:30. Everyone is cordially invited. LA HABRA LA HABRA, June 10. (Spl.)—Another June wedding in La Habra of importance was that of Miss Josephine Eseverri daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Y. Esoverri of La Habra, to Gold Lindauer, son of Mr. and Mrs Luther Lindauer of North Hatt-st, La Habra, the nuptials being read by Rev Father Ryman, at the Catholic church in Whittier Friday morning, in the presence of relatives. The bride was lovely in a gown of lovely georgette, trimmed with real valenciennes lace. She wore a veil with a cluster of orange blossoms and carried a bridal bouquet. Her attendants was her sister, Miss Marion Sanainena, and her brother Joe Sansinena stood with the groov. Following the wedding the bridal party returned to the Eseverri home in La Habra, where a wedding breakfast was served. About noon the bride dressed in a smart suit of henna broadcloth and her husband left by motor for a short honeymoon. Returning from their honeymono trip Mr. and Mrs. Madauer will make their home in La Habra. The popular bride is the daughter of one of Orange-co first families. She attended the Fullerton Union high school and junior college, being twice elected the institution's most popular and attractive girl. Her friends have given her several pretty courtesies during the past week. Miss Vivian Olson of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fosa. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights. Pink carnations were used to decorate the home, and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table, where a dulicicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock. Covers were laid for Rev. and Mrs. George Deshler and son of Whittier and Mr., and Mrs. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker and daughters of La Habra and Mr. Graduation exercises will held Wednesday evening on school, and will be preceded by operetta, "Boy Blue," in which most the entire number of students participate. Enrollment year has reached 125 and the permanence they are diligent hearing is going to be second none. Clarence Vogle, president board, will address the grade class, and Mr. Bird will make response. A school picnic is arranged Thursday and a great program attends and jolly games will day with unalloyed happy parents and friends of children are invited and even is advised to carry along basket filled with good things it's a sight the way those boys are going to get hungry ange-co park is noted for petite-giving qualities, so warned against any possible age of food. Friends Go To Flo Miss Gertrude W. Turner has been the guest of her Mrs N. B. Albertson, will shortly for Orlando, Florida Turner expects to make her there; as she and her old mate, Mrs Frank Sue, I have bought orange groves side near the beautiful city land. Miss Turner plans to be farmer and vows Imperial shall have nothing on her way of early vegetables. Miss Edna Mitchell has been her position at the Johnson et clinic to return to her home the east. Her place is being Miss Mabel Mitchell; Tare are not relatives. K H J—THE TIMES 6:00-6:30 p.m.-Art Hick Concert Orchestra from the more Hotel. 6:45-7:30 p.m.-Chi program presenting Prof. Sylvestre Hetzigo. The visit of the Sandman and Titani Leonard Tanner old young orator. Bedtime by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thirty Big Bear estates. 10:11 p.m.-Art H dance orchestra from the Hotel. K F I—RADIO CENTER 4:45-5:15 p.m.-Evening news bulletins. 5:15-6:45 p.m.-E news bulletins. Chicken Tomorrow Ladies of the Christina church will serve their regular Wednesday lunchon at the tabernacle, corner Helena and Chestnut tomorrow, from 11:30 to 1 o'clock. The menu will include creamed chicken, home-made buns, new potatoes, turnip, saffid, pie, coffee. Mrs. Burroughs and Mrs. Belshaw are chair women of the committees. Charivari Bridal Party A jolly crowd of friends of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hile went to their home on North Lemon-st last night and serenaded (?) them with tin pans, whistles, bells and other noisy utensils. After good-natured listening to the "musicians" so long as they could possibly stand it, they were invited into the house and later served with refreshments. Mrs. Hille was Miss Alta Chritton before her marriage to Mr. Hile Sunday, June first. Newlyweds Return Mr. and Mrs. Louie Robbins have returned from their honeymoon and are now at home on Dickle st. Mrs. Robbins was formerly Miss Dorothea Brenner, of Paulina st., one of the efficient local telephone operators. The marriage occurred last week. For Marcelling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia, followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Million data stored annually. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights. Pink carnations were used to decorate the home, and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table, where a dulicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock. Covers were laid for Rev. and Mrs. George Deshler and son of Whittier and Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker and daughters of La Habra and Mr. Barkers parents Mr. and Mrs. Barker of Fullerton spent the week end at the Barker cabin at Forest Home. As a parting courtesy to one of their number the teachers of the La Habra schools entertained at the Washington school Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Leora Espolt. Miss Espolt will not be one of the faculty next term, as her marriage to Rollo Walling is scheduled as one of the early summer affairs. A beautiful silver fruit basket was presented to the honoree by the teachers. A pot luck luncheon was served, after which a social hour was enjoyed. Present to enjoy this affair were: Mrs. Margarete Boardman, Mrs. Rosmand Smith, Mrs. Elmor Hazen, Mrs. Ella Seward, Mrs. Allie Webber, Mrs. Carrie Glazier, Mrs. Francis Gladwin, Mrs. Kate Essert, Mrs. Winefred Dryden, Misses Helen Chase, Crystal Jensen, Anna Beatlight, Elise Crist, Helen Hilbb, Hilda Knapp, Blanche Wilkins, Hattle Robertson, Nellie Houley, Emma Von Grunbligen, Altas Canfield, and Prof. J. A Baker. The Dorcas Society of the Temple Baptist church held their regular meeting at the church Friday afternoon. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Mr. and Mrs. John Cramer and son Roy of Delano are making a short visit with Mr. Cramer's mother Mrs. Jennie Cramer of West Central. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Launer, left this week for Ceres, Stanislaws-co. Mrs. Launer and daughters will remain with their aunt Mrs. Dan Lucid, while Mr. Launer goes on to San Francisco to attend the Kiwanis convention. Mrs. C. L. Crumrine spent two days at the biennial in Los Angeles this week. Mrs Crumrine represents the local club on the fruit and flower expatriation. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights. Pink carnations were used to decorate the home, and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table, where a dulicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock. Covers were laid for Rev. and Mrs. George Deshler and son of Whittier and Mr. and Mrs. Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker and daughters of La Habra and Mr. Barkers parents Mr. and Mrs. Barker of Fullerton spent the week end at the Barker cabin at Forest Home. As a parting courtesy to one of their number the teachers of the La Habra schools entertained at the Washington school Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Leora Espolt. Miss Espolt will not be one of the faculty next term, as her marriage to Rollo Walling is scheduled as one of the early summer affairs. A beautiful silver fruit basket was presented to the honoree by the teachers. A pot luck luncheon was served, after which a social hour was enjoyed. Present to enjoy this affair were: Mrs. Margarete Boardman, Mrs. Rosmand Smith, Mrs. Elmor Hazen, Mrs. Ella Seward, Mrs. Allie Webber, Mrs. Carrie Glazier, Mrs. Francis Gladwin, Mrs. Kate Essert, Mrs.Winefred Dryden,Misses Helen Chase,Crystal Jensen,Ana Beatlight,Elise Crist,Helen Hilbb,Hilda Knapp,Blanche Wilkins,Hattle Robertson,Nellie HouleyEmma Von GrunbligenAltas Canfield,and Prof.J.A Baker. The Dorcas Society of the Temple Baptist church held their regular meeting at the church Friday afternoon.The afternoon was spent in sewing. Mr. and Mrs.John Cramer and son Roy of Delano are making a short visit with Mr.Cramer's mother Mrs.Jennie Cramer ofWest Central. Mr. and Mrs.N.M.Launer,left this week for Ceres,Stanislaws-co.Mrs.LauneranddaughterswillremainwiththeauntMrs.DanLucidwhilermrLaunergoentoSanFranciscotoattendtheKiwaniscionet. Mrs.C.L.Crumrinespenttwodaysatthe biennialinLosAngelesthisweek.MrsCrumrinerepresentsthelocalclubonthefruitandflowerexpatriation. Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights.Pink carnations were used to decorate the home,and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table,where a dulicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock.Covers were laid for Rev.Mrs.George DeshlerandsonofWhittierandMr.MandressherofForestHome. As a parting courtesy to one of their number the teachers of the La Habra schools entertained at the Washington school Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Leora Espolt.Miss Espolt will not be one of the faculty next term.ashermarriagetoRolloWallingisscheduledasoneoftheearlysummeraffairs.Abeautifulsilverfruitbasketwaspresentedtothenonurebytheteachers.Apotluckluncheonwasservedafterwhichasocialhourwasenjoyed.Presenttoenjoythisaffairwere:Mrs.MargareteBoardman,Mrs.RosmandSmith,Mrs.ElmorHazen,Mrs.EllaSeward,Mrs.AllieWebber,Mrs.CarrieGlazier,Mrs.FrancisGladwin,Mrs.KateEssert,Mrs.WinefredDryden,MissesHelenChase,CrystalJensen,AnaBeatlight,EliseCrist,HelenHilbb,HildaKnapp,BlancheWilkins,HattleRobertson,NellieHouleyEmmaVonGrunbligenAltasCanfield,andProf.J.ABaker. TheDorcasSocietyoftheTempleBaptistchurchheldtheirregularmeetingatthechurchFridayafternoon.Theafternoonwasspentinsewing. Mr和Mrs.JohnCramerandsonRoyofDelanoaremakingashortvisitwithMr.Cramer'smotherMrs.JennieCramerofWestCentral. Mr和Mrs.N.M.LaunerleftthisweekforCeres,Stanislaws-co.Mrs.LauneranddaughterswillremainwiththeauntMrs.DanLucidwhilermrLaunergoentoSanFranciscotoattendtheKiwaniscionet. Mrs.C.L.Crumrinespenttwodaysatthe biennialinLosAngelesthisweek.MrsCrumrinerepresentsthelocalclubonthefruitandflowerexpatriation. Mr和Mrs.J.H.Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights.Pink carnations were used to decorate the home,and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table,where a duplicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock.Covers were laid for Rev.Mrs.GeorgeDeshlerandsonofWhittierandMr.MandressherofForestHome. As a parting courtesy to one of their number the teachers of the La Habra schools entertained at the Washington school Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Leora Espolt.Miss Espolt will not be one of the faculty next term.ashermarriagetoRolloWallingisscheduledasoneoftheearlysummeraffairs.Abeautifulsilverfruitbasketwaspresentedtothenonurebytheteachers.Apotluckluncheonwasservedafterwhichasocialhourwasenjoyed.Presenttoenjoythisaffairwere:Mrs.MargareteBoardman,Mrs.RosmandSmith,Mrs.ElmorHazen,Mrs.EllaSeward,Mrs.AllieWebber,Mrs.CarrieGlazier,Mrs.FrancisGladwin,Mrs.KateEssert,Mrs.WinefredDryden,MissesHelenChase,CrystalJensen,AnaBeatlight,EliseCrist,HelenHilbb,HildaKnapp,BlancheWilken,HattleRobertson,NellieHouleyEmmaVonGrunbligenAltasCanfield,andProf.J.ABaker. TheDorcasSocietyoftheTempleBaptistchurchheldtheirregularmeetingatthechurchFridayafternoon.Theafternoonwasspentinsewing. Mr和Mrs.JohnCramerandsonRoyofDelanoaremakingashortvisitwithMr.Cramer'smotherMrs.JennieCramerofWestCentral. Mr和Mrs.N.M.LaunerleftthisweekforCeres,Stanislaws-co.Mrs.LauneranddaughterswillremainwiththeauntMrs.DanLucidwhilermrLaunergoentoSanFranciscotoattendtheKiwaniscionet. Mrs.C.L.Crumrinespenttwodaysatthe biennialinLosAngelesthisweek.MrsCrumrinerepresentsthelocalclubonthefruitandflowerexpatriation. Mr和Mrs.J.H.Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights.Pink carnations were used to decorate the home,and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table,where a duplicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock.Covers were laid for Rev.Mrs.GeorgeDeshlerandsonofWhittierandMr.MandressherofForestHome. As a parting courtesy to one of their number the teachers of the La Habra schools entertained at the Washington school Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Leora Espolt.Miss Espolt will not be one of the faculty next term.ashermarriagetoRolloWallingisscheduledasoneoftheearlysummeraffairs.Abeautifulsilverfruitbasketwaspresentedtothenonurebytheteachers.Apotluckluncheonwasservedafterwhichasocialhourwasenjoyed.Presenttoenjoythisaffairwere:Mrs.MargareteBoardman,Mrs.RosmandSmith,Mrs.ElmorHazen,Mrs.EllaSeward,Mrs.AllieWebber,mars.CarrieGlazier,mars.FrancisGladwin,mars.KateEssert,mars.WinefredDryden,missesHelenChase,CrystalJensen,AnaBeatlight,EliseCrist,HelenHilbb,HildaKnapp,BlancheWilken,HattleRobertson,NellieHouleyEmmaVonGrunbligenAltasCanfield,andProf.J.ABaker. TheDorcasSocietyoftheTempleBaptistchurchheldtheirregularmeetingatthechurchFridayafternoon.Theafternoonwasspentinsewing. Mr和Mrs.JohnCramerandsonRoyofDelanoaremakingashortvisitwithMr.Cramer'smotherMrs.JennieCramerofWestCentral. Mr和Mrs.N.M.LaunerleftthisweekforCeres,Stanislaws-co.Mrs.LauneranddaughterswillremainwiththeauntMrs.DanLucidwhilermrLaunergoentoSanFranciscotoattendtheKiwaniscionet. Mrs.C.L.Crumrinespenttwodaysatthe biennialinLosAngelesthisweek.MRS.CUMRINEREPRESENTS THELOCALCLUB ON THE Fruit AND FLOWER EXPANSION. Mr和Mrs.J.H.Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights.Pink carnations were used to decorate the home,and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table,where a duplicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock.Covers were laid for Rev.Mrs.GeorgeDeshlerandsonofWhittierandMr.MandressherofForestHome. As a parting courtesy to one of their number the teachers of the La Habra schools entertained at the Washington school Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Leora Espolt.Miss Espolt will not be one of the faculty next term.ashermarriagetoRolloWallingisscheduledasoneoftheearlysummeraffairs.Abeautifulsilverfruitbasketwaspresentedtothenonurebytheteachers.Apotluckluncheonwasservedafterwhichasocialhourwasenjoyed.Presenttoenjoythisaffairwere:MRS.CUMRINEREPRESENTS THELOCALCLUB ON THE Fruit AND FLOWER EXPANSION. Mr和Mrs.J.H.Walker entertained at dinner Friday evening at their home in North La Habra Heights.Pink carnations were used to decorate the home,and also made a very attractive centerpiece for the table,where a duplicus dinner was served at 6 o'clock.Covers were laid for Rev.Mrs.GeorgeDeshlerandsonofWhittierandMr.MandressherofForestHome. As a parting courtesy to one of their number the teachers of the La Habra schools entertained at the Washington school Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Leora Espolt.Miss Espolt will not be one of the faculty next term.ashermarriagetoRolloWallingisscheduledasoneoftheearlysummeraffairs.Abeautifulsilverfruitbasketwaspresentedtothenonurebytheteachers.Apotluckluncheonwasservedafterwhichasocialhourwasenjoyed.Presenttoenjoythisaffairwere:MRS.CUMRINEREPRESENTS THELOCALCLUB ON THE Fruit AND FLOWER EXPANSION. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 5:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner, of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani. Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J. Miss Pat Henderson. BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday. Visit of the Sandman and Titani。 Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John. 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge. 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director. K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week. For Marceliling, phone 23-J。 Miss Pat Henderson。 BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday。 Visit of the Sandman and Titani。 Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John。 5:10 p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge。 10:11 p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker; director。 K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3:30-4:00 p.m.-Organ by Ester Prickle Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.-Music gram 6:30-7:30 p.m.-Kozy Program presenting Dorothea Brenner; of Paulina st., one of an efficient local telephone operators.The marriage occurred last week。 For Marceliling，phone 23-J。 Miss Pat Henderson。 BITES-STINGS Apply wet baking soda or household ammonia; followed by VICKS VAPORUS Over 17 Millionen dollars added Yesterday。 Visit of the Sandman and Titani。 Leonard Tanner old young orator by Uncle John。 5：1０p.m.-Program thru toy Big Brother K P O.taken from the Knowledge。 1０：１１p.m.-Don Meany W B A P-FT.WORTH PAGE Fire Guild Lucia Walker；director。 K T G S—ANGELUS TECH 3：３０ｔｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｐｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕｕ The Woman's Page DARA SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE WOZEN AND HALF DARA school, closing most successful year, will graduate a total of 18 boys and girls when onarrow night Prof. R. N. Bird present the diplomas. The boys and girls who have successfully completed the eighth work and are ready to pass Anaheim high school are the Mrs Margaret and Charlotte Rythe, Lucile Vogle, Marion Agnes, and Elizabeth Elmer, Wilma Long, Maude Lef-Edith Stewart, Florence Eghor, Evelyn Stradhoff Elsie, Mabel Gust, Faye Stanley the young Meers Joe Stahley, Dutton, Arthur Schroeder Herman Schaffer. These boys girls who have had the united attention of Prof. Bird year, are graduating with credits. In fact, the work of grades the past school year has above the average and the others, including Mr. Bird, Miss M. Young, Miss Beverly Smith, Mrs. Joe Elliott and Mrs. Anna Stanley, are closing their t with a feeling of greatest satisfaction. Graduation exercises will be Wednesday evening in the hall, and will be preceded by an act, "Boy-Blue," in which all the entire number of pupils participate. Enrollment this has reached 125 and the performance they are diligently reeling is going to be second to none. Miss Marie Meyers, is valedictorian, and Miss Inez Morris salutatorian, at the twenty-fourth annual commencement exercises at Anaheim high school Thursday evening, June 12. Miss Meyers holds the distinction of maintaining the highest average ever recorded in the local school, while Miss Morris has a grade but slightly less. The girls are active in high school events and Miss Morrie Progressive Honoring Miss Edna who recently severed her connection with the local clinicians gave her a little fare Saturday evening. The to Walker’s theatre and after enjoying the turned to the home of Raiche where they luncheon, then music and chatting. The jolly little conditions included the lackson, Erickson, Pan-Ella Mitchell, Dr. Hargarve, Mrs. Henle once. Miss Mitchell will visit semite and probably home in the east. Back From My Mr. and Mrs. C. D. D. small son Darrell, born from a week’s outing dam in the mountains beyond San Diego. The party of friends from making a crowd of 10 the time in successful nights were passed with never a “bad weather.” Their mileage from their camping place 176, which they covered time. They traveled 350 mile in the entire White Temple The White Temple elaborate preparations finalizing next Tun-bon Island. The en-ship of the church school will be guest Mrs. Geisinger at the cottage. A picnic lungeho WEDNESDAY EVENING in the hotel, and will be preceded by an entreaty, "Boy Blue," in which alter the entire number of pupils participate. Enrolment this has reached 125 and the performance they are diligently rehearsing is going to be second to none. HARLEM Vogle, president of the Dell will address the graduating class, and Mr. Bird will make the school picnic is arranged for Friday and a great program of arts and jolly games will fill the with unalloyed happiness. RENTS and friends of the colon are invited and everyone advised to carry along a big set filled with good things, for a sight the way those boys and girls are going to get hungry. Ordeo park is noted for its apt-giving qualities, so all are armed against any possible short-of food. FRIENDS Go To Florida Miss Gertrude W. Turner, who leaves early for Orlando, Florida, Missner expects to make her home near the beautiful city of Orlando. Miss Turner plans to be a real owner and vows Imperial farms will have nothing on her in the war of early vegetables. Miss Edna Mitchell has resigned position at the Johnson-Wick clinic to return to her home in east. Her place is being filled Miss Mabel Mitchell. The two not relatives. K H J—THE TIMES 0:00-6:30 p.m. — Art Hickman's concert Orchestra from the Biltmore Hotel. 4:55-7:30 p.m. — Children's program presenting Prof. Walter Weaver Hertzog. The weekly list of the Sandman and Queenani. Leonard Tanner 6 years young orator. Bedtime story Uncle John. 5:10 p.m. — Program thru course Big Bear estates. 9:11 p.m. — Art Hickman's dance orchestra from the Biltmore Hotel. K F I—RADIO CENTRAL 15:5-15 p.m. — Evening Herald news bulletins. 15:15-5:45 p.m. — Examiner news bulletins. INEZ MORRIS MISS Marie Meyers, is valedictorian, and Miss Inez Morris salutatorian, at the twenty-fourth annual commencement exercises at Anaheim high school. Thursday evening, June 12 Miss Meyers holds the distinction of maintaining the highest average ever recorded in the local school, while Miss Morris has a grade but slightly less. The girls are active in high school events and Miss Morris recently won honors in a county tennis tournament. Dr. Rufus Von Klein Schmidt will give an address on "The Future and I." The school orchestra will play a selection as the opening number and Rev. J. A. Gelsinger will offer invocation. Elvin Grainer will sing a tenor solo, "Friend 'O Mine." An instrumental trio, "Told at Twilight," with Elizabeth Dunnelly, Ottila Mikech and Alan Raing, as the performers, precedes Miss Jane Ostrander's song, "Star." A juet, "The Garden of Your Heart" will be sung by the Misses Jane Ostrander and Eda Baumkardner. Joe Schwienfest will present the class memorial and Francis Bede will accept it on behalf of his class. Prof. J. A. Clayton will present the class to S. D. Winter, president of the board, who will award diplomas. Singing "The Star Spangled Banner" and the benediction by Rev. A. Q. H. Bode will conclude the services. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schrader of Decatur, Ill., were visitors yesterday of the packing house of the Anaheim Orange & Lemon Assn. New patients at the local sanitarium include: Mrs. Otto Stoll, Artesia; Miss Katherine Thurston, Yotba Linda! and A. S. Pagan Buena Park. Mrs. F. L. Garner, of Yueaipa, is the guest of Mrs. A. Chapman for a few days, meanwhile visiting other acquaintances. She will return home tomorrow. MARIE MYERS THE LIVING ROOM If you prospective brides and grooms who are busy furnishing your homes can choose your own wall decorations you can see to it that if the living room is dark a light wall paper is chosen or if very bright and sunny a deeper shade is used. Avoid papers with large, decided figures. I saw a living room done in a paper that had a large bird sitting stiffly every few inches all over it, and felt that if I had to live in that room I should go wild. Plain papers or small, indistinct figures are much better and afford a better back ground for your pictures. Start with a color scheme in your furnishing so as to have everything harmonize. Get as good furniture as you can afford for it will repay your care. It is a joy to polish good woodwork. Have a few good pieces rather than a lot of cheaper ones. You can gradually buy more. What is true of furniture is true of cattains and draperies. Good materials will cost more but will retain their color and last much longer than shoddy ones. However, if you cannot buy expensive things in the first place do not discouraged. There are many inexpensive ones that may look just as pretty with a little ingenuity on the part of the bride and you can get better ones later. THE CAPTAIN'S FEATHER The dew is on the heather, The moon is in the sky, And the captain's waving feather Proclaims the hour is high When some upon their horses Shall through the battle ride, And some with bleeding corsees Must on the heather bide. The dust is on the heather, The moon is in the sky, And about the captain's feather The bolts of battle fly; But hark what sudden wonder Breaks forth upon the gloom It is the cannon's thunder— It is the voice of doom! Samuel Minturn Peek. BIG FOREIGN DEMAND FOR AMERICAN BRIDES KEEPS CUPS 176, which they cover time. They traveled 350 mile in the entire White Temple. The White Temple elaborate preparations finalizing next Tuesday on island. The end ship of the church will be guest Mrs. Geisinger at the cottage. A picnic lungehouse riled along by each person fee and lemonade will boats have been secured around the bay in town and again in the evenings. The church will portation to those who cars will leave at 9:26 a.m.W. Chairman of the co-county transportation.The seats or having plants auto should communicate Mr. Minturn Peek. Many Anaheipers dinner dance given by ton Community Player iforia hotel.last elaborate menu was during courses as prop en.The dancing p Claire Contant enters Misses Willima Heyling Granada, both of Anaheipers with duet dancers in group dances.L gave a very beautiful dance which won her plause.Dancing was then the dinner and a m evening was passed bers and their guests. MODEL CLIP AND DYE 130 E. Center, WE NEED THE Prompt De K F I—RADIO CENTRAL 1:55-1:55 p.m.—Evening Herald news bulletins. 1:15-1:55 p.m.—Examiner news bulletins. 1:45-1:55 p.m.—Vocal concert arranged by Merrill La Fontaine, pianist. 1:00-1:00 p.m.—Ambassador, ex Fisher's Cocanut Grove Orchestra. 1:10 p.m.—Examiner Concert. 1:00-1:11 p.m.—Don Meany night. W B A P—FT. WORTH TEX. 1:30-8:45 p.m.—Concert by the Fort Worth Camp Fire Girls, Mrs. Nicia Walker, director. T G S—ANGELUS TEMPLE 2:30-4:00 p.m.—Organ recital Ester Pricke Green 4:00-5:30 p.m.—Musical program. 6:30-7:30 p.m.—Kozy Hour, program presenting Doris Jones, teacher of piano and artist pupils, piano recital. 8:9 p.m.—Great Auditorium service. Evangelistic Address, Jesse Semple McPherson. 9:10 p.m.—The Swanee Jubileeangers under the direction of Mr. Hall, are presenting "Old South Plantation Melodies." 10:10:50 p.m.—Organ recital Roy Reid Brignall. K P O—HALE BROS. (San Francisco) 5:30-6:30 p.m.—Children's tour stories by "Big Brother" of P O. taken from the Bock of knowledge. 6:30-7:00 p.m.—"Cleveland X" Orchestra from the Chandler-Neveland Motor Co. 7:70-8:30 p.m.—Rudy Selger's Alarm Hotel Orchestra, broadcast by wire telephony. 8:10-Paul Weber, baritone accompanied by Hazel Such. Imperial Merimba Band, under the direction of Victor Muloz. 10:11-p.m.—B. Max Bradford's Persattle Hand, playing in the Palm Beach Boon Beach. The United States is being drawn into international alliances at a rate unreamed of by the most treacherous irreconcilable Nota. She before the war Easy America has been in such John and Courtney Stuartes. Two puits and court and an part have built of MD by Cupid for North D.C. and Greenville in a short time. 1229 W. C off the John and Courtney Stuartes. Phone 875 both of Ads Bring Rekind her to attend the wedding of his brother, Prince Viggo; to Miss Eleanor M. Green of New York. The marriage of Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt to the Hon. J. F. Cecil reion of an old English family, was a notable event last month. Miss Mary Wallace, daughter of Henry C. Wallace, secretary of agriculture, was a figure in recent international wedding in Washington, dignified by the president, the bride, Bruggman, Swiss diplomat. Now comes news prospective alliance import. The of Miss Barbara Mu York, to Lord Down Earl of Moray, head oldest and most im im tish families, was a most simultaneously gagement of Miss daughter of the former dor to Ruzsa and Mary of Washington Lamberty Negro Art Progressive Party Honoring Miss Edna Mitchell, who recently severed her connection with the local clinic, co-workers gave her a little farewell party Saturday evening. The girls went to Walker’s theatre, Santa Ana, and after enjoying the picture returned to the home of Dr. Bessie Raiche where they had light luncheon, then music and dancing and chatting. The jolly little company of inmates included the Misses Talacksen, Erickson, Pannier, Curtis, Ella Mitchell, Dr. Raiche, Dr. Hargarve, Mrs. Honle and the honorary Mrs. Mitchell will visit the Yosemite and probably visit her old home in the east. Back From Mountains Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harrison and small son Darrell, have returned from a week’s outing at Moreno dam in the mountains, 65 miles beyond San Diego. They joined a party of friends from Long Beach, making a crowd of 14 and passed the time in successful fishing. The nights were passed in the open with never a “bad dream” they aver. Their mileage from Anaheim to their camping place registered 170, which they covered in record time. They traveled more than 350 mile in the entire journey. White Temple Outing The White Temple is making elaborate preparations for the annual outing next Tuesday at Balbon Island. The entire membership of the church and Sunday school will be guests of Dr. and Mrs. Geissinger at the Geissinger cottage. A picnic luncehon will be car- Household Hints TODAY’S RECIPES Cornmeal Pancakes—Scald one cup cornmeal with one cup boiling water. When cool add one cup of milk, one egg, one-half teaspoons baking powder. In case sour milk is used add one-half teaspoon baking soda. SUGGESTIONS Muslin Window shades—Very attractive and serviceable window shades can be made from the heaviest unbleached muslin. Cut it seven feet long and the width of your window, then cut three scallops across the bottom, the center one a little shorter, more pointed and much narrower than the other two. Bind the scallops with two inches above the scallops, stitch a piece of the muslin, wide enough to carry the stick, hem the top and tack to the old roller. When the stick is inserted at the bottom, one has a very satisfactory window shade, for when they become soiled they can be taken down and removed from the roller, washed, starched and ironed, and always be clean. Roast Veal—In roasting veal put one-half lemon in the pan. Local News Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Sidebottom of St. Clairsville, O., have arrived to spend some time with their son, J. Fred Sidebottom, local newspaper agent, Mr. and Mrs. Sidebottom may decide to locate them if COLORADO WOMAN MAY HEAD G.F.W.C. LOS ANGELES. June 10. Mrs. John D. Sherman of Colorado was practically assured, club leaders said today, of winning the presidency of the General Federation of Women’s clubs, following the withdrawal from the race of Mrs. W. S. Jennings of Florida at the biennial convention of the club-women here. Mrs. Jennings withdrew after the nominating committee announced Mrs. Wallace Perham of Montana and Mrs. Sherman had been selected as candidates; Mrs. Jennings having later been placed in nomination from the floor. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Charles W. Pospisil took out a permit for a $2,500 residence on Stephens ave. T. A. Flynn took out a permit to remodel his residence on Stephens ave., 10 now about $150. Passengers leaving over Santa Fe: Mrs. Frank Miller and son, St. Louis; Miss Elizabeth Ponolee; Detroit; and Miss Allie Mayer; Chicago. Passengers leaving over S. P.: Mr. and Mrs. George Pfleghardt; Pittsburg, Pa.; and Miss Louis Williams; Willows, Calif. Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Seale funeral parlor for John R. Dozler who died in San Diego. Rev. M. E. Bollen officiated. Interment was in Lama Vista. Miss Frances Biggs, 11, daughter of, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Biggs, died this morning at the Fullerton hospital, following an illness of a week. Mr. Biggs is assistant cashier White Temple Outing The White Temple is making elaborate preparations for the annual outing next Tuesday at Balbon Island. The entire membership of the church and Sunday school will be guests of Dr. and Mrs. Geissinger at the Geissinger cottage. A picnic luncheon will be carried along by each person and coffee and lemonade will be provided. Heats have been secured for a ride around the bay in the afternoon and again in the evening. The church will provide transportation to those who have no auto. Cars will leave the church at 9:30 a.m. W. J. Elliott is chairman of the committee on transportation. Those desiring seats or having places in their auto should communicate with Mr. Elliott, phone 181, and 190-5. Local Folk Enjoy Dinner Many Anaheimers attended the dinner dance given by the Fullerton Community Players at the California hotel last evening. An elaborate menu was served and during courses a program was given. The dancing pupils of Miss Claire Contint entertained. The Misses Willingham and Phyllis Granada, both of Anaheim, entertained with duet dances and later in group dances. Miss Granada gave a very beautiful Spanish dance which won her a host of applause. Dancing was the feature after the dinner and a most enjoyable evening was passed by the members and their guests. MODEL CLEANERS AND DYERS 130 E. Center, Phone 491 WE NEED THE BUSINESS Prompt Deliveries DES KEEPS CUPID BUSY Roast Veal—In roasting veal put one-half lemon in the pan. Local News Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Sidebottom of St. Clairsville, O., have arrived to spend some time with their son, J. Fred Sidebottom, local newspaper agent, Mr. and Mrs. Sidebottom may decide to locate here if they are able to find a suitable location. Mrs. Harry Duell of Los Angeles was a Monday guest of Mrs. Clarence Franks. Miss Katie Deverell will go to Pasadena this evening where she will be the guest for several days of Mrs. Harold Larsen. James Welchel, charged with reckless driving, today waived preliminary examination before Judge Kuchel, and was committed to the superior court. Billy Whiskers BY FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY You remember Billy, determined to follow his master, had just butted down the door and escaped from the general. Hearing a ripping, tearing, smashing sound behind him, the Captain turned to look, just in time to see Billy coming through the middle panel of the door, with splitters of wood flying in all directions around him. "That goat beats the Dutch. The General has tried to keep him in the room, and Billy has butted down the door. I never saw such devotion in an animal in my life. I shall have to have him tied up, or he will follow me in spite of all they can do. "Billy, you naughty fellow, to beat down the door of the General's office! Don't you know you can't always follow me? And this is one of the times you must stay behind. Do you hear me? You must! For I am going a long way from here, first on horseback, then by train, then by boat, and last by walking. And if you followed me, you would give me away to the enemy This is a secret mission, and I shall disguise myself many times, but if you were always with me, what good would my disguise do? None! So I tell you you must not come unless you want to see me captured and shot." Sorry to have to leave you behind, but I must. I'll tell you how you can help me. You stay here like a passenger leaving over S. P.: Mr. and Mrs. George Pfleghardt, Pittsburg, Pa.; and Miss Louis Williams, Willows, Calif. Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Seale funeral parlor for John B. Dozier who died in San Diego. Rev. M. E. Bollen officiated. Interment was in Lama Vista. Miss Frances Biggs, 11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bigga, died this morning at the Fullerton hospital, following an illness of a week. Mr. Bigga is assistant manager at the First National Bank of Fullerton, and is well-known there. The body is at the Seale funeral parlor, where funeral arrangements are to be announced later. Miss Ruth Howe leaves tomorrow over U. P. for Merrill, Wis. Misses Edith and Elizabeth Bennett and mother left today over U. P. for Mountain Haze, Ida. Alpaca is one of the smartest materials for spring tailleurs. Tell you what, Strongheart, that goat is the kind of a friend to have. He believes in sticking around and performing the duties as a mascot. Never in my life saw such quick thought and action. You shut the door.. He knew it meant losing sight of you. So without a second's thought he up and butts the door down, going through with a second butt. Give you my word. I never saw a better job. Here, Hawkins," called the General to an orderly who was passing," take this goat over to the stable where the horses are and put him in a box stall with lots of straw and food and water in it. And see that the sides of the stall are high enough that he cannot jump over." Hawkins saluted by touching his cap, then he walked over to Billy and took hold of his beard to lead him away. Think of it Touched his sacred beard! Besides the indignity of being led by his bearded Never would Billy submit to anything like that. The consequence was that Hawkins had scarcely touched him when he found himself sprawling on the sidewalk at the General's feet. The General and the Captain helped the man to his feet and he went limping off, holding both hands over his stomach where Billy had butted him. "I think you will unless we up myself," said the Captain. "I think you will pailows." Now comes news of two other prospective alliances of international import. The engagement of Miss Barbara Murray of New York, to Lord Doune, heir to the Earl of Moray, head of one of the oldest and most important Scottish families, was announced almost simultaneously with the engagement of Miss Helen Marva, daughter of the former ambassador to Russia and Mrs George Marya of Washington, to John Lambertte Negre Arnold of Italy. You must, for I am going a long way from here, first on horseback, then by train, then by boat, and last by walking. And if you followed me, you would give me away to the enemy. This is a secret mission, and I shall disguise myself many times, but if you were always with me, what good would my disguise do? None! So I tell you you must not come unless you want to see me captured and shot. Sorry to have to leave you behind, but I must. I'll tell you how you can help me. You stay here like a good goat, and protect my Sweetheart for me." By this time the General had reached the foot of the stairs and was holding his sides with laughter instead of being angry about the broken door. ALPHA BETA STORE THE BEST FOR LESS Money Saved by A. B. C. Help Yourself Service PRINCESS FLOUR, nothing better 24½ lbs. for ... 96¢ reTaylor's Extra Grated Pineapple. Just the thing to e-phone with Apricots, and now is the time to buy it. No. 2½ for 23c. $2.73 per dozen. 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