oc-plain-dealer 1924-11-01

PAGE TWO SOCIETY HOME GROWN BLOOMS ADORN FOR CLUB PARTY MRS. RALPH MAAS and Mrs. George Jaas were joint hostesses yesterday to the West End Country club at the home of the former. Fall flowers, including yellow chrysanthemums, roses, etc., all from the garden of Mrs. Ralph Maas, graced the rooms furthering the Hallowe'en color motif. A bowl of lovely yellow roses centered the dining table and each place was marked with a hand made favor, a splitting black cat, fashioned from gum drops. Chatting and needlework occupied the time till shadows grow long, when the hostesses served a sumptuous luncheon of patties, salad, etc. Members present included the Messdames C. J. Cornwell, J. J. Omellin, Guy Jones, George Baker, F. S. Baker, A. F. Fishering, Ralph Eells, Whitaker, Jack Spencer, H. G. Carlin, A. Maas, John Eells, H. Salsbury, E. S. Bell, George Robman, F. K. Day, F. H. Wessler, E. V. Meredith, R. C. Gregg and J. H. Ritchle. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Gregg, on Olive-blyd. This club is one of the livest neighborhood gatherings of the month and should a member be unable to attend she feels she has missed a very important and happy day for that month. Rebekah Dancing Party Lois Rebekahs lodge is assured of the desired floor lamp for the Odd Fellows club room since the benefit dance last night in the Successful Entertainment A nice sum was realized from the benefit entertainment in the high school last night, when Eugene Knox, of Whittier college, was presented in dialect readings, impersonations, etc. The entertainment was well attended, although many tickets were purchased by persons unable to be present, thus conflicting dates. The benefit was for Jack Barnett, the young high school football player who received two broken ribs in a game several weeks ago, and who became gravely ill with pneumonia a few days later. His condition has been almost hopeless at times, and has required the constant service of nurses, day and night. He is now some improved yet all callers are denied admittance to his room in Anselheim sanitarium. The committee in charge of the entertainment is hopeful that the proceeds will reach $200. The girls of the school sold candy, many patrons paying for the sweets then returning the package or box to be resold. Eighty dollars was realized from the candy sale. The injured young man was a very popular boy with his mates and their sympathy is shown in a very substantial manner. FEDERATION COVERS MUCH CLUB GROUNDS THE morning session of the semi-annual Orange-co federation over which Mrs. E. E. Knight, county president sat, was held in the Temple Baptist church in La Habra yesterday, with luncheon in SCHOOL FRIENDS IN HALLOWEEN MASQUE FRONT WITH Halloween giving tion for such a job Miss Cecelia Deltrich invoked home in masquerade on Clementine-st last even real lively time. With it tance, Mrs. Deltrich had the rooms beautifully, alit ly, and in one corner of the room had arranged a for ing booth. This was a vilar place and many l tales as well as happy fat t told by the two ghosts away over the booth. Mrs. Deltrich planned surprise for her daughter as the guests and when ment time come all went to the big, comfy basement a long table was decorated every symbol of Halloween grinning faces, witches or cats held away. She must propriate to the season as all the young folk throw novel experience to "ease basement." Enjoying the hospital cella and her mother Misses Bernice Donnelly Kroeger, Dorothy Ernest Quarton, Alberta Quartz Galvin, Clara Lord, Coeain, Verena Baum, Bettendorf and the young Charles Ennis, Guine Rapard Wallace, George Huert Baum and Gilbert K Birthday Masque Luella Wells daughters and Mrs. A. L. Wells have jolliest birthday of the week Oct. 31, when a Halloween at the same time so I invited a company of her friends to her home Palm-st., where she and er had fixed the rooms usi Rebekah Dancing Party Lois Rebekah lodge is assured of the desired floor lamp for the Odd Fellows club room since the benefit dance last night in the hall room of the hall. The affair was a dancing and card party, with Stillwell's orchestra providing the music. Feature dances were many, the more popular ones being the broom dance and the Cinderella slipper dance. Mrs. Horace Skinner and C. R. Nelson were floor managers. Punch was served through the evening. Several not desiring to dance played cards in an adjoining nook, and prizes were won by Mr. J. W. Sackett and Mrs. Elsie Borth, firsts, and Mrs. Sackett and Mrs. Sparkes, seconds. The hall was effectively decorated with Hallowe'en symbols, streamers in orange and black, Jack o'lanterns, yellow and green flowers, and other seasonable features. Candles and sweets were sold, this adding quite a num to the coffers. The attendance was excellent and the evening is added to the society events of the Rebekah as another perfect success. Parsonage Wedding The marriage of Miss Bessie Oleson and Milford Appleman both of Fullerton, was solemnized at 10:30 this morning at the parsonage home of Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Peters, the former reading the service. They left for a short honeymoon immediately afterward. The bride was dressed in white clohe with white hat, and her Miss Emma Oleson, who wanted them, wore tan silk. Her witnesses were present Mrs. Peters. Young people are formerly Wisconsin and have resided but a few months. It is connected with a boy in Los Angeles residency. ANAHEIM Ceremony A. J. H. Peters will tomorrow where he be installed as church of Messiah, an at services in church on Western H. Meyer, of Pasadena charge of the service who has been paschal church of Anaheim years, resigned to ANAHEIM Ceremony 218 So Los A.I. tomorrow where march on Western H. Meyer, of Pascharge of the serwho has been panchurch of Anaheim years, resigned to new field and preachall sermon last Sunreturn here, howeach a Thanksgiving 30. Presto 1 year guarantee Storacian Sisters The Price FRIEND Clarity Beauty Volume Distance Economy Simplicity Selectivity GIVEN FUND $25 STORAGE IN $100.00 RADIO SET ASK US! ROBT. V. JEN Carburetor and Ignition Ware turning to the building workshops. RADIO AND SUPPLIES dealer Classified ads pronents. Mrs. Thomas Bradford discussed Indian work and expressed a wish that Indian day be observed each year in each club. Mrs. C. C. Violet, Garden Grove, also talked of child welfare. Mrs. Joe Scott, Placentia, talked of better homes and urged all to pay considerable attention to home economics. Arts and Crafts was presented by Mrs. Perryman who said art is to the world as sunshine is to the flowers. Without either, all would be dark. The day was Tull of benefit and interest and goes on the minutes as one of the most thorough meetings of the recent years. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ritchie are passing the weekend with friends in Redlands, leaving this afternoon. Carl Pressel and Gilbert Tull are in Imperial valley looking over some property. They will be absent several days. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Whitefield are parents of a son, born Thursday in Santa Ana Community hospital. The Whitefields live on R.D. 4. Youthful murderer; under sentence of death in various sections of the country are appealing for clemency, in view of the escape of Leopold and Loeb from the gallows. If capital punishment is ever justified it certainly should have been met out to the flanders slayers of Bobby Pranks. Poor, ignorant criminals deserve some consideration when rich and highly educated ones are shown ay. We should abolish capital punishment if there is no way by the law may be applied and poor alike. Japanese shipping conturning to the building workshops. Calumpit camp, Spa veterans, will enter a l Armistice day parade to as "The Lone Sentinel za." All members of the march in the parade, the auxiliary. This maintain a booth for freshment, as well. M D.J. Donnelly, member orders, will take active tails will be concluded at ing of the camp next night. Plain Dealer Classified duce results. Try th BILLY BY FRANCE Toodles had freed Button yesterday, you but Stubby was captured you'll try to run awill you, you miserals pup? Take that—and he gays Stubby two hail the side of his head. Stubby snapped at him a wriggle at the same jumped out of his arm in the studio. Now Nick had got handled rake and trunk Button out of the tree when he had almost limb on which Button she would run up the farther and sit and go Presently Nick's angel better of him; he three rake in great disguise to climb the tree him "Ho, ho!" though "Now I have you just want you! While you around the trunk, I leap when you nearly land on your head, run back and escape." Nick shinned up the imagine his surprise when Button landed on ran down his back from the tree, just planned. And the lace of him disappeared of the room furniture." SCHOOL FRIENDS IN HALLOWE'EN MASQUE FROLIC WITH Halloween giving inspiration for such a jolly party, Miss Cecelia Deltrich invited several of her youthful friends to her home in masquerade on North Clementine-st last evening for a real lively time. With her assistance, Mrs. Deltrich had decorated the rooms beautifully, altho spookily, and in one corner of the living room had arranged a fortune telling booth. This was a very popular place and many harrowing tales as well as happy futures were told by the two ghosts who held away over the booth. Mrs. Deltrich planned a little table for her daughter, as well as the guests and when refreshment time come all were invited to the big, comfy basement. Here a long table was decorated with every symbol of Halloween and grinning faces, witches and black cats held sway. The menu was appropriate to the season as well, and all the young folk thought it a novel experience to "eat in the basement." Enjoying the hospitality of Cecelia and her mother were the Misses Bernice Donnelly, Bernice Kroeger, Dorothy Ernest, Frances Quarton, Alberta Quarton, Anne Galvin, Clara Lord, Cecelia Lenait, Verena Baum, Bernardine Bettendorf and the young Messrs Charles Ennis, Guine Rapier, Richard Wallace, George Hutain, Robert Baum and Gilbert Koehler. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wells, has just the jolliest birthday of the whole year, Oct. 31, when a Hallowe'en party and a birthday party may be held at the same time, so Lucille invited a company of her school friends to her home on North Palm-st., where she and her mother had fixed the rooms up with all the appropriate triminings suit-tails. Letters From People BRANDS STORY TRUE NO. 1924. The Plain Dealer: Desiring to answer article that appeared in the Berlin under date of October 31 wherein certain misstatements were made concerning an account or raid on a cider stand owned by Cordes on South Los Angeles-st would appreciate it if you woule fit to reprint this letter in your paper in order that the people Anaheim may know the truth this incident. The account stated that undersigned told Al Cordes there would be no account of thrash published in the papers. An answer to this I wish to say it is absolutely false, as no notion was made of any manner whather and neither did the undermined report any such raid to any her. In reference to the purpure challenge as contained in the count of the Bulletin from Al Cordes to the undersigned to effect that Mr. Cordes would like have the undersigned issue him a same invitation he issued to Bulletin reporter and to have undersigned remove his gun at star, would say that such a coervation never took place between Mr. Cordes and myself. It is not other misstatement of the facts. In regards to the statement purported to have been made by the undersigned to Mr. Cordes with reference to the name of Mr. Cordes coming up on the floor of the meeting of the Klan, would say that this is another misstatement and is absolutely false, as there was nothing said as to any meeting of any organization. The statement contains further that Mr. Cordes has seen the undersigned traveling at a speed of more than 45 miles an hour on his motorcycle while not on duty and outside of the city limits. The undersigned would like to know how Mr. Cordes could say whether DESCRIBES FINE CANADIAN TRIP Mrs. Elsie Schrank, 758 No. Philadelphia-st., and her 4-year-old son, Kenneth, returned this week from a trip to the Canadian middle west. going by way of San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver, and Prince Rupert, and returning by way of Winnipeg, St. Paul, Omaha, Denver and Salt Lake City. The trip to Prince Rupert, except for a short distance between Seattle and Vancouver was made by water. Mrs. Schrank described the beauty and charm of the famous "inside passage" as surpassing description. Here for 550 miles with the exception of the short space of Queen Charlotte sound, the steamer sailed in and out among mountainous islands, the strait between the islands and the mainland oftentimes being little wider and giving the appearance of a broad river. Shut in from the Pacific tides the water was scarcely riffled. Forests came down to the sea on both sides, where peaks of the Canadian coast range sometimes towered snowcapped. Mrs. Schrank described Prince Rupert as a small but busy port. Steamers ply from here to "the States," to Alaska and the Orient Plans are being made to install elevator systems which would make it the great wheat exporting port of the Canadian northwest. It is within easy access of the great wheat granaries Western Canada by means of the Canadian National Railway Tam Edmonton. Mrs. Schrank was much delicted with her trip from Prince Rupert to Edmonton, especially with her stopover at Jasper Park in midst of the Canadian Rockies. This is the most northerl railroad route in America and be scenery is tinged with boy slayer nerve. BOY SLAYER NET BREAKING CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Loeb, the once brilliant student, who beat out the little Bobby Franks, thrill," is breaking under gors of prison routine where he is serving murder and 99 years for ping. On the other hand F. Leopold, Jr., his part crime, and under like is thriving. These facts became when it was learned had been placed under stant surveillance of a sician. A severe cold as the reason for the Warden John L. Whitney lies deeper than finement has told heart spirit of the youth, months ago was a care ing, frolicking youth death of his father brought him alarm breaking point, a guard Instead of reading oresince death of his son resting in his burrow standing in his burrow stands leisurely before to which he was assist ont chair rungs, unintended. But Leopold, who rattan shop making clothes most cheerfulness. Four tour chair bottoms on usual work of a two. His hands are at his health and spirit strong. ATTEMPTS S PARIS, Nov. 1.-Germaine Berton, fine woman anarchist dramatic fashion. Before hundreds per gathered in the Notre Dame de Louise Berton took poison to the floor. Telemant was cause Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wells, has just the jollest birthday of the whole year, Oct. 31, when a Hallowe'en party and a birthday party may be held at the same time, so Lucille invited a company of her school friends to her home on North Palm-st., where she and her mother had fixed the rooms up with all the appropriate trimnings suitable to the festive affair. Each guest came dressed in costume and wore a mask. Games and stunts of Hallowe'en kind occupied attention, after all had viewed the pretty gifts brought in honor of the birthday. Mrs. Wells, assisted by her sister, Mrs. McClister, served a lunch-on which yellow and black prevailed so far as possible. The girls helping make the day a memorable one were Ellen Kay, Edna Honea, Evelyn Gillette, Roberta Rose, Mona Taggert, Helen Slack, Leone Reitnour, Joy Taylor, Audrey Wells, Maxine Amstutz, Mone Reitnour, Evelyn Taylor, Bernice Reitnour, Dorothy Pibel, Viola V. Vogt, Lorena H. Schroeder, Jean G. Newkirk, Ardith Wells and Lucille Wells. Guests in Fullerton The commodious home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reese, of Fullerton, was invaded last night by a party of telephone folk, who get together each month for an evening social time. Halloween, with its scope for fun, lent an admirable setting to the rooms, which were all in orange and black, with emblems pertaining to the season everywhere. Pie, coffee and apples were served after lively games and contests. All the guests were attired in children's clothes with ribbons and braids in their hair, and masks concealing their identity until the guessing time was over. Participating were the Messra and Mendames Reese, Freeman and three children, Jolly Barnum, Ellis and two boys, and Mr. Carter, Fullerton; Adams, Orange; Floyd Knight; Santa Ana, and Herbert Sampson and son, T. L. Hoag and sons and Mr. Moseman and son, Harold, of Anaheim. Calumpit Float Calumpit camp, Spanish war veterans, will enter a float in the Armistice day parade to be known as "The Lone Sentinel of Matanza." All members of the body will march in the parade, as well as the auxiliary. This order will maintain a booth for selling refreshment, as well. Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Donnelly, members of the orders, will take active part. Details will be concluded at the meet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wells, has just the jollest birthday of the whole year, Oct. 31, when a Hallowe'en party and a birthday party may be held at the same time, so Lucille invited a company of her school friends to her home on North Palm-st., where she and her mother had fixed the rooms up with all the appropriate trimnings suitable to the festive affair. Each guest came dressed in costume and wore a mask. Games and stunts of Hallowe'en kind occupied attention, after all had viewed the pretty gifts brought in honor of the birthday. Mrs. Wells, assisted by her sister, Mrs. McClister, served a lunch-on which yellow and black prevailed so far as possible. The girls helping make the day a memorable one were Ellen Kay, Edna Honea, Evelyn Gillette, Roberta Rose, Mona Taggert, Helen Slack, Leone Reitnour, Joy Taylor, Audrey Wells, Maxine Amstutz, Mone Reitnour, Evelyn Taylor, Bernice Reitnour, Dorothy Pibel, Viola V. Vogt, Lorena H. Schroeder, Jean G. Newkirk, Ardith Wells and Lucille Wells. Guests in Fullerton The commodious home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reese, of Fullerton, was invaded last night by a party of telephone folk, who get together each month for an evening social time. Halloween, with its scope for fun, lent an admirable setting to the rooms, which were all in orange and black, with emblems pertaining to the season everywhere. Pie, coffee and apples were served after lively games and contests. All the guests were attired in children's clothes with ribbons and braids in their hair, and masks concealing their identity until the guessing time was over. Participating were the Messra and Mendames Reese, Freeman and three children, Jolly Barnum, Ellis and two boys, and Mr. Carter, Fullerton; Adams, Orange; Floyd Knight; Santa Ana, and Herbert Sampson and son, T. L. Hoag and sons and Mr. Moseman and son, Harold, of Anaheim. Calumpit Float Calumpit camp, Spanish war veterans, will enter a float in the Armistice day parade to be known as "The Lone Sentinel of Matanza." All members of the body will march in the parade, as well as the auxiliary. This order will maintain a booth for selling refreshment, as well. Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Donnelly, members of the orders, will take active part. Details will be concluded at the meet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wells, has just the jollest birthday of the whole year, Oct. 31, when a Hallowe'en party and a birthday party may be held at the same time, so Lucille invited a company of her school friends to her home on North Palm-st., where she and her mother had fixed the rooms up with all the appropriate trimnings suitable to the festive affair. Each guest came dressed in costume and wore a mask. Games and stunts of Hallowe'en kind occupied attention, after all had viewed the pretty gifts brought in honor of the birthday. Mrs. Wells, assisted by her sister, Mrs. McClister，served a lunch-on which yellow and black prevailed so far as possible.The girls helping make the day a memorable one were Ellen Kay，Edna Honea，Evelyn Gillette，Roberta Rose，Mona Taggert，Helen Slack，Leone Reitnour，Joy Taylor，Audrey Wells，Maxine Amstutz，Mone Reitnour，Evelyn Taylor，Bernice Reitnour，Dorothy Pibel，Viola V. Vogt，Lorena H。Schroeder，Jean G.Newkirk，Ardith Wells和Lucille Wells. Guests in Fullerton The commodious home of Mr. and Mrs.Fred Reese，of Fullerton，was invaded last night by a party of telephone folk，who get together each month for an evening social time.Halloween，with its scope for fun， lent an admirable setting to the rooms，which were all in orange and black，with emblems pertaining to the season everywhere. Pie，coffee和apples were served after lively games和contests.All the guests were attired in children's clothes with ribbons and braids in their hair,and masks concealing their identity until the guessing time was over. Participating were the Messra and Mendames Reese，Freeman和three children，Jolly Barnum，Ellisandtwoboys,andMr.Carter,Fullerton；Adams，Orange；Floyd Knight；Santa Ana,andHerbert Sampsonandson,T.L.Hoagandson,andMs.Mosemanandson,Harold.ofAnahelm. Calumpit Float Calumpit camp，Spanish war veterans，会进入一个float在Armistice日parade将要 known as"The Lone Sentinel of Matanza".All members的bodywill marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.willtakeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.willtakeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.willtakeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.willtakeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.willtakeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.willtakeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.willtakeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.aswell.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.as well.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WellshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.as well.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WelllshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.as well.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WelllshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.as well.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WelllshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.as well.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WelllshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheauxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.as well.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. Birthday Masque Party Lucille Wells daughter of Mr.和Mrs.A.L.WelllshasjustthejollestbirthdayofthewholeyearOct31whenahallowe'enpartyandablerecipientsofanythingshouldbeknownas"TheLoneSentinelofMatanza".Allmembers的身体 will marchinheparadeaswellastheuxiliary.这orderwillmaintainabootforsellingrefreshment.as well.Mr.Dr.J.Donnelly.membersoftheorders.will takeactivepart.Detailswillbeconcludedatthemeet. 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All members of the body will march in the parade, as well as the auxiliary. This order will maintain a booth for selling refreshment, as well. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Donnelly, members of the orders, will take active part. Details will be concluded at the meeting of the camp next Tuesday night. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TREGO MONTgomery Toodles had freed Stubby and Button yesterday, you remember, but Stubby was captured by Snubb. "You'll try to run away again, will you, you miserable yellow pup? Take that—and that!" he gave Stubby two hard slaps on the side of his head. Stubby snapped at him and gave a wriggle at the same time and jumped out of his arms and hid in the studio. Now Nick had gotten a long-handled rake and tried to pull Button out of the tree, but just when he had almost reached the limb on which Button was sitting she would run up the tree a little farther and sit and grin at him. Presently Nick's anger got the better of him; he threw down the rake in great disgust and started to climb the tree himself. "Ho, ho!" thought Button. "Now I have you just where I want you! While your arms are around the trunk, I shall make a leap when you nearly reach me, land on your head, run down your back and escape." Nick shinned up the tree, but imagine his surprise and dismay when Button landed on his head, ran down his back and jumped from the tree, just as he had planned. And the last Nick saw of him the disappeared into one of his rooms where the furniture was. Mister Button, for now I can kitch you. I'll shut you in there until you will be glad to come out of your own accord. Which will be pretty soon, for I won't feed or water you, and you can starve for all I care, and I shan' crawl over all that furniture to ketch you," and saying this to himself Nick ran across the yard to shut the studio door before Button changed his mind and ridden out to hide somewhere else. Nich did not get there any too either, for as he reached the door Button was just coming out, having thought that it was a poor place to choose to hide as he might be shut in. The movie people were disagreed, for here was their play up again because their animators were missing. Billy was no one knew where. And But it is always thus animals are used in a never knows what they will do. Sometimes he held up a whole for Hornoon just because more or pony in the pit dumps just as an end does and will not harm itself. It seems Westside is out of being in Ohio Sunday, if you want to go to set in Wichita Mountain. Harvey was killed when his auto plowed through a bridge near Cleburne. FATHER OF FLIER DIES CLEBURNE, Texas, Nov. 1 — Pending the arrival of relatives from California, funeral arrangements were delayed today for the burial of Luther Harvey, 52, father of Sergeant Ally Harvey mechanic to MaJ. Martin, whose attempted flight around the world was halted when their plane crashed into akan mountain. Harvey was killed when his auto plowed through a bridge near Cleburne. Out Mount offer as many attractions in winter season summer. Select tain home-site ence to all-year Crestline Village Bernardino M Rim O The W delightful at the year. Man are under cons roads are in dition; the ta beautiful; the is delightful. Take advantage opportunity to line Village. Village office day—right scra from the stage station tree covered good roads laid, all ready only $100 and terms of Five. Five Dollars cluding interests Investigate Clage. Free prices etc., MANN, $97 Bldg., Los Angles. BOY SLAYER NEAR BREAKING POINT CHICAGO, Nov. 1.—Richard Loeb, the once brilliant college student, who boat out the life of little Bobby Franks, "for a thrill," is breaking under the rigors of prison routine at Jollet, where he is serving life for murder and 99 years for kidnapping. On the other hand, Nathan F. Leopold, Jr., his partner in the crime, and under like sentence is thriving. These facts became known when it was learned that Loeb had been placed under the constant surveillance of a prison physician. A severe cold was given the reason for the order of Warden John L. Whitman, but the reason lies deeper than this. Confinement has told heavily on the spirit of the youth, who five months ago was a carefree, dancing, frolicking youth and the death of his father a few days ago brought him almost to the breaking point, a guard revealed. Instead of reading during his spare hours this guard said Loeb, since the death of his father, sits on the edge of his bunk, his head resting in his hands, gazing at the floor for hours. And he stands leisurely before the lathe, to which he was assigned to turn out chair rungs, uninterested. But Loebold, who works in the rattan shop making chair bottoms goes about his task with the utmost cheerfulness. He turns out four chair bottoms a day, altho the usual work of a prisoner is two. His hands are calloused and his health and spirits apparently strong. ATTEMPTS SUICIDE PARIS, Nov. 1.—Madamoiselle Germaine Berton, France's famous woman anarchist, attempted to commit suicide here today in dramatic fashion. Before hundreds of worshipers gathered in the church of Notre Dame de Lourdes in celebration of All Saints Mass, Mile Berton took poison and dropped to the floor. Tremendous excitement was caused among them to a Foreign News article of the PRESS Are Saying MADRID — Alexander MADRID—Alexander took American ambassador in a banquet at the Hotel honor of the painter, NieFORM—San Diego Union MADRID—General Berroads, dr, putting it another formerly Spanish high old building, appears to be aSIONer to Morocco, and Generally an ideal of the State abla began serving six but of prisoners. Instead of sentence today for attendance in state's prison, and set banquet where Repulse meantime his family has speeches were made. PROWLSTERS SOA UP STORE WINDO The call of Hallowe'en wavered last night by the generation of Anabeim—nap bill and former chaplain line gender, principally—the Masonic club at Los celebration which left been working out in actual marks visible today up and only has been in a position the principal business streetogy, and he finds that as soap on store windows, boxes work of those religious or tered over lawns and porches, making them objects of Some of the shop windows lists," but that "they do so marked up as almost to before they leave prison." seal the goods inside. Scarce warranted by the facts-store window on E. Center-street." For only a year has omitted by this ambitious band. For already results are youths. One band tossed seven or eleven prisoners and at the same boxes on the porch of a house. The speaker described East Center which was lighted indred men each, guard-the time, and the mistress of sanees 600 convicts work-house came bouncing out amprivileges of free men, kicked them off with every evorm not more than 2 dence of sincerity of purpose and less intelligent, but her own two feet. Children marching up and downcully if there's punthe streets-in their daddies' escape are few. Morebig brothers" and big sister capture of an escaped clothes weren't quite so apprehive in the camp in which perhaps, as in other years, at a way paid for by the Little damage was easy not poohily because people took to keep on their lights-and like 9 MOURNEI JOSEDIE, 7 CITY AND SICK LOS ANGEZ Nov. 1—Health authoritative centre today were investigation be malady similar to pneumonia , which was said to have used the death of nine of 17 fullurners at the funeral of N.E.G. Samarano. is for all the fightated. Nearly Tammy to retain tenen their from the credited Great way out it is not alterzen-is exemplified drift of labor away from from in closing week unions in Ne ATTEMPTS SUICIDE PARIS, Nov. 1.—Mudamoiselle Germaine Berton, France's famous woman anarchist, attempted to commit suicide here today in dramatic fashion. Before hundreds of worshipers gathered in the church of Notre Dame de Lourdes in celebration of All Saints Mass, Mile Berton took poison and dropped to the floor. Tremendous excitement was caused among the worshippers. She was taken to a hospital where doctors said she probably would recover. LAFOLLETTE CLUB RALLY THIS EVENING Information on how to vote will be given out at tonight's big La-Pollette club rally, which is held in Pythian hall. The speaker was Fred Jackson, of Long Bay, known as "the fighting parrot" who will be distributed. DE VALERA JAILED BELFAST, Nov. 1.—Eamonn de Valera, leader of the Irish Republicans, was sentenced to a month's imprisonment today for entering the Ulster to make political speeches after being warned to remain away. De Valera was originally arrested at Newry when he went there to make a speech. He was deported from Ulster and returned to Dublin. A week ago he again returned to Ulster, so it is said, and brought to Belfast. He was jailed and his hearing postponed until after the British election. His arrest was made under the public safety act. De Valera said he refused to recognize the court's authority to try him because it was the creature of a foreign power and therefore not sanctioned by the Irish people." Mention of Miller Huggins' name during the winter months will always lead to new discussions regarding the failure of his Yanks to come through with a fourth straight championship and more grows the conviction that Sad Sam Jones was the unwilling cause of the downfall of the champs. Jones suffered with a chronic lame arm all season. Ten victories from the somber one would have placed the Yanks on top. And Sam would have been the happiest man in the world—might even have smiled—had he been able to some time during the summer to turn in a string of victories. It requires 65 muscles of the face to form a frown and 13 to smile. 9 MOURNE, LOS ANGELES 7 PRODUCTS SICK LOS ANGELES, Nov. 1.—Health authorities centre today were investigating the malady similar to pneumonia, which was said to have caused the death of nine of 17 bullfurners at the funeral of E. G. Samarano. The woman died Oct. 19 and since that time her husband, her mother-in-law and seven friends have died of the same disease. Eight of the surviving mourners are suffering from the malady and are patients in a hospital here where they have been placed under quarantine and observation. SUGGEST NINE MEN WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—The names of nine men have been suggested to Pres. Coolidge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Secy'y of Agriculture Wallace, the white house announced today. They are; Frank O. Lowden, governor of Illinois; Lewis S. Tabor, Columbus, Ohio; Charles March, Litchfield, Minn.; Samuel Adams, Chicago; John Fields, Oklahoma City, Okla.; E. E. Sayville, Portland, Ore.; Herbert Myrick, Springfield, Mass.; Charles Brand, Urbann, Ohio; and C. W. Pugley, president of South Dakota state agricultural college. The tomato comes under all three classes of vitamine-bearing foods. The queen of existing pearls is La Pellegrina, weighing 112 grains. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. AREN'T FOLKS FUNNY? Mrs. Brown thinks Mrs. Smith is "old-fashioned." She right—for Mrs. Smith insists on baking her own bread "She could get good bread at the bakery and save all the time and work," says Mrs. Brown. And then Mrs. Brown turns right around and does her washing—and she could "get good washing" from dry and "save all that time and work." Aren't Our Wet Wash service washes everything free at a very low cost per pound. WM. GILMORE, Anaheim Agent, Phon THE SANITARY LAUNDRY 225 West A. W. Cleaver, Prep. Santa Fe Ave, FULLERTON 20 Our Mountains offer as many if not more attractions in the fall and winter seasons than the summer. Select your mountain home-site with reference to all-year availability. Crestline Village in San Bernardino Mountains on Rim O' the World Road is delightful at this time of the year. Many new houses are under construction. The roads are in excellent condition; the tall colors are beautiful; the mountain air is delightful. Take advantage of the first opportunity to visit Crestline Village. Our Crestline Village office is open every day—right across the road from the postoffice and stage station. Attractive, tree covered home-sites on good roads, water mains laid, all ready for building, only $100 and upwards, on terms of Five Dollars down. Five Dollars monthly, including interest. Investigate Crestline Village. Free book-maps, prices etc., of CHAS S. MANN, $07 Loew State Bldg., Los Angeles. The ... California Theatre take pleasure in announcing that they have secured the permanent services of Mr. George E. Turner Organist DIRECT FROM Newman Theatre, Kansas City, M PRESENTING "The Land of the Sky Blue Waters" A Musical Novelty SUN-MON-TUES.-NOV. 2nd, 3rd, 4th MR. TURNER is an organist of renowned ability whose musical interpretations of the motion pictures are unexcelled. His novelty musical presentations and organ solos have won for him a nation wide reputation.